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L. - - - - - - , -- --- -aF -- .le,e --- --- ""rr-r- , • ,!• •, ..• . CLEREINWALL SESSIONS, JAw. ie. , -..,,a50.-..... liti laito,...i:4 l . ' 7.'"' 7„..... : , t 1 geranifer Buntou was indicted for wilful an corrupt perjury. Vto Mr. Serjeaut. Bete stated the case on the part . . ir"..-;:r _ ..... skr"Th ...s7 iiiosw--.., OS of the p.l.norcution, which W6ll grounded upon the affidavi► made in the Court of Common Pleas, TIIE LITE VISCOUNT GRINSTONE. under the hollowing eircusuatunces Mr. Charles Browning, the Prosecutor, Inwilig The late Lord Viscount GRINSTAWE was a No in the year len4 had occasion for a stun of iuonev. Unman of sound understninling, whom Mr. PITT, applied to the Defendant, through the medium of in 1790, ranged to the English Peerage ; but those a Mr. Monekton little, who negociated Lehrer'. who connected with the title of Veru/ant, the idea the parries sale of an 'mutiny b) Mr. Brow a and the reeolle.• ( ion of drat unfortunate wad illus ing of aol. a-year, fur which, upon the execution ttions person, so eminent in our history under Et.l - the deed, he reeeiverl from the Defendant the Link:Tit mid James I. whom Pore describes, as sum of i5.,2741. The annuity itself was grunted for " The greatest, wisest, meanest of mankind," the joint lives of the grainer and a Miss Amelia were inclined to criticise Lord tr-iallicr°wE's as- Burdmi, the niece of the Defendant, then ulkout sumotioo of a title which had formerly been con- six years of age; and us a collateral security, there ferred on him. land (461414T0NF. being, however, were passed a bond aud judgment for the sum of the actual possessor of “okliantburs, "ear St. 2,4001. lii Hilary l'crin of lust year, Nlr. Biownitig Alban's, once the seat of the Lord Chmioellor impeached this transaction, iu the Cuurt of Commou liacom. no doubt induced or impelled him to take Pleas, and obtained a rule,callingon the Defendant the same title HAtimt eminent personage had chosen. to chew cause why the deed of annuity should not be The late Lord GeteiToNc's father, who was made cancelled, together will' the bond; this rule was an Irish Viscount, it, 1719, by Cyanic): I. pur- grounded upon his affidavit, in which he charged, chased Gottlenthurf ; and it was OW dist purchase that the purchase of the ammity was by agreement that PoeE's indignant lines were composed, where .2,4001. lieilig site years' purchase, out of which the he rays, Defendant had stopped tool. as the price of insur " Shades that to flacon inieLt delight affor,!, iog Mr. lirowilio n o's life le . ,iaistst that of his mother, " Become the por tion of some booby hod." at whose de: , tll - he was entitled to a real estate, The bite Lord Gatshirotte, who descended from 1111011 which the annuity was secured ; and ulso Sir 11A1160r r I.E (:1:1)1111416 E. Keeper of the Great 211.11. alleged to be the expense incurred Ly the De- Seal under CuseTes the Second, was for mai.Y fendent in remaining in town for the purpose of years a member of the house of Commons, from settling the transaction ; the Defendant only pay -1775, to his elevation to the English Peerage: but ing the ditference, after subtracting these sumo, he never took any active share in Parliamentary amounting to 2.1741. ; the ainlavit also charged, debater. that whereas the a n nuity was agreed to be grouted . ._....-e-.-r•••e.ser—r. . ,M.INCIIE.STE IC MEATR F. for the life of Mr. Browning only, yet when the deed taut.: 10 I•e executed, the life of Amelia Bur- The new inelo-dramatic opera of 77:c Exile has been received with unlinuided applause, on two representations in the co nt:tpe of the present week. The perforiuers heiug,noor perfect is their respec tive pnrts. the effect of the plus is of course con ►iderably increased. This excellent drama, as re peat, cannot fail to prove a lasting ba►trluit fol- the frequenters of the theatre.—That favourite son of Thalia, Mr. Melvin, has this week performed seve ral of his best characters, to the entire satisfaction of hit auditors, who to the same by reiterated plaudits. This gentleman, whose talents are emi nently fitted for geuteal comedy, is a valuable ac quisition to oar boards. The Duchess of lttwad,vu will commence her Drawing;-rooms at the Castle of Dublin, on Thurs day, the 9th of February; toe seconil Drsiwing room will be on Thursday evening, the 16th of Fe bruary. Her M.taesrv's Birth-day will be cele brated on Thursday, the 33d of February, with an Ode. a Ball, • Sapper. don was found to he inserted therein, and that .Ir. Browning. after having in vain remonstrated on this alteration, was nbliged to submit, and executed the if-ea accordingly. It also charged, that upon that exeCtltloli, Mr. ihowilingreitionstrated, that thetle act isms of 1001. for insuring his life,and ttil. for De fendeut•s expenses, should be expressed in the deed. Jut which he was told was not necessary, and that it was wore regular as it wits. To this affidavit the Defendant made one in reply, in which he thought tit to deny in terms every one of these allegatimis, and the argument of the motion. The Court were obliged, upon buds distinct denial, to discharge the rule, leavtinc the • y complained of in till force. Clam this affidavit, containing these de nials, the present iadtetinent was preferred. In support of it Mr. Browning was examined.— state.l„ that his onginal agreement for the an nuity with the Defendant win for. 4tnil. a-year hor the into of 2,4001.; that it was for his own life atoms; that the first time he learned of the altera tine, %vas at the time of executing the deed ;_and , and 'Su, Viscount Muimiss.t: arrived at Wimbledon, from Sctithind, on Saturday morning. CAtTl.Etti- %OH hnd a long cord . ..mice, at ten o'clock, last inglit, with the Earl of CHAT NAM, sit his house in Hillsurtet, Berkeley-square. Mr. Ilor.m4N, who is now performing in l)ub lin, we understand, is eligieg.il at the Edi,ibui.,;h Theatre, ii,nl will make he alipearance there in the et olli'se or the tkeASOU. HOLMAN, his daughter, is also engaged. The benefits at the Lewes Theatre, last week, wire but very thinly attended, in conse.pience of the violent rains. The Itteriti of the performers were thus unfortunately siiirewtoo«4l. The Marchioness of Litisionowsi had a P"' that he mver before heard of any other lily. Th.it “rovintis to their meeting at the lodgings of Air. 1. Moncktott Rae, on Lut44-ate-hill, who had man ei.tted the bargain, proposals hod been made to Won for an allowance of tool. fOr insuring his lin• against that of his mother; and also ail. far the Defendant's expenses. and that these sums were to be dednei et! from the 2,4n01. 'flint they met on the evening of the 2d of August, 1%04, at the lodgings of Mr. Hale, when there were prevent, besides the Defendant, his Attorney Mr. Sarrell, hie clerk, and Mr. Hale, the agent. The deed was read over ; he made objection to the life of any one but his own being inserted, and refused to bigq the deed; when the Defendant declared, Select party, lest ereuiug, at Lomelow* Haute. Mr. N s:tsost, Secretary to the Navy -Board, has. removed to a. house • in Aointreeteplisee, in <muse quenee of hit late house at the Navy Qffice having been tete,. .up Icy the Lords of•tkie• 4 1.diniraity to enlarge the en heeteSeres The Duke of Puteri.zsatt returned to town yes terday from Bulstrode. Ibe Croce gave a grand dinner yesterday to Lite Otilsiitet •Ministers. The Countess of' elleslittrtei.o left Bradby. Hell, Dethyshite, yeeteirlay. on her way to LOWY., His Lordship will depart to-morrow. • ~.. Lad H.OSIAtr Faroe", L 9 15 very much indito pined at her house to Bolton-row. Brightmi his been extremely brilliant and I vy during the holidays. Mrs. CRLKYkY gave a splen did ball and rupper to all the fashiou of that place, on Moo day see gut ; the hospitality, politeness, and tote. of this Ludy, are well knovta in the fashionable world. Lady Newnuiten cave a sumptuous ball, at B114;111.00, en Friday last; Lord Ctseet.es Susses- SET and her Ladyship led elf the hall. Lady CALTIIORPE. amid Mrs. 10.11 I..ts, also gave "Tiro did eatcrtaiuments in the course of the week. The Hon. Mrs. CORNWALLIS, who *lied in Sey moor-place, a few da% s ago, was the widow of the Hon. and Hight Rev. Dr. Colsw ALLIS, late Archbishop of Canterbury, who died in ntei. just before the Coalition Ministry csine into Offset, on which event, the Pismo immediately bestowed the Primary on Dr. Mooar. The Archbishop was uncle to the late Marquis CORNWALLIS. His widow, who survived him twenty-live years. was 93, and preserved her faculties amid activity to the last. The Treasury Journals are by the ears.—The Courier Nixie% that in one of its coadjutors it has caught a poacher upon its premises ; bat the latter, who has been trying all the grounds in the (molar', is resolved to make a stead here at last, and sweare that he is rightful Lord of the Manor. General Lerravees, after lie was taken, rode from the British camp to Corunnn, accompanied by Captain wylkonalt, ails' attended by two sere rants. Ho e.xpresseil great 'apprehension bat he should iitsi he able to . elittst lllmvulf to BONA PARTS t havilig beau talikat, he said, in so foolish ray, though tvamity charges missed be tween Vaevidry,ir oeeasion, and he was cut very msetthut the head amid body, and received a wound in the face. Yesterday the LORD MAYOR ordered • the price of bread to be reduced ail assize and a half, or 3d. i,l the vc-lc loaf, to commence to-morrow; when Coe quartern loaf wheaten will lie *old for Is. Id. and household, Is. re,(l. The Sessioa nfOyer and Terminer and Gaol De livery, thr the trial of offences committed on the high seas, -rithisi the juraidietion of the Admiralty of Etc/13ml, will be held at Justice Hid!, in the 0141 Bailey, on Friday seunight. the if lie 1u it, he should not have the nro aev; he thereupon complied, as there were tau othersensinities which he was obliged to pay ow, and he wils afraid of being arrested. lie also stated that while the deed was reeding over, he made the remark tttat there was no mention made of the deduction mid the cause of the No sums of tool. sad 161. but he was told it was more regular as it was, mid not necessary. Gideon Fly, the clerk to Mr. Sung', MA who .was prt wilt at the execution of the deed,ailinitted, after sonic difficulty of r,colltetion„ that Mr. Brow ning objected to the second lice, and also that mention was made of tin two sums of l nolimil Mr. Hale, at whose lodgings the meeting' took place, confirmed these fuets. For the Defendant, Mr. Sorrell was the principal evidence. According to his tethinotty, there was no objection to the additional life of Amelia Bur don. tiorouy observation on the non-insertion of the deanctinn of the tool. and 4W. He would nut, however, swear positively that no such convertutios took place, us the Defendant anti Mr. Browning spoke together, but not aloud ; but was posi tive that such objections were not made ope n ly. The Defendant also received a good character for integrity from several gentlemen. The Learned C AMN AN recapitulated the whol.: of the evidence to the Jury, who, after some time ddiberuting, found the Defendant gnilly,but recommended haul to the mercy of the Court, on the ground of tise V inod character lie had received. LtiNDON S ENS JAN. 30. --•••••••••-• lit Art 014! Lolls MAYOR. RECORDER, mid liencA <j ALPIRWAN. •••••••• The Court did lint sit until two o'clock. After the Gra:til Jury were sworn, anti the REcostnea had delivered his charge, in which he mentioned, the lit was happy to state the nn other of Prisoners did not amount to more than ten, and there were not any of them charged with .capital olfener--the Qiurt proceeded to a dispatch of Inisiiiess. The Kt NG P. John hears, Lewis Isaacs, and Law rence hears. Mr. KNAPP Metes!, this was un indictment for an assault on Lewis Levy, the beadle and door ktaiper„of the elt wish Synagogue, in Leadenhall street; it was not a common assault, for it was ionoltio • boost of worship, during tlivitie servit.: : it made no difference what religious persuasion, or what doctrine was held forth, it was equally to he protected with the established church, while tolerated by the mild GrOVCMlllelli of the cou n try. The eider Prisoner, as a member of the Sticieti. ought to have shrwis the other Prisoners, Ills lams. an example of piety and olwdit nee to the doitrinsi• of his church. instead ur iiiitigittitig them to com mit a riot in their bone of worship. lie would not attempt to state the widow. as it mild conic much better from the witamell. Lewis Levy deposed, lie is beadle and door. keeper to the Synagogue, and knows the Defend ants. His duty is to stand at the bar of the Syna gogue, and prevent persons not entitled to enter f • paaring it. He received orders from the El ders of the Society, on the 6th of October, not to let the Ddeudaut, John Isaacs, pass the bar. About five o'clock he Cd 111.4 when the Wituess uc couted him politely, and told him he hoped he would not take it amiss, but he could not let him pass the lir, having received orders to that effect. The Delendaut John replied in a moat outrageous ut:utuer, making use of oaths that be would pass the bar in spite of him or his Elders. The IVittiess told him not to swear, and reminded him that be was in a 'mire of worship. He answered, 44 D—u you and your Ehlers; I will jump over the bar." ‘Vituess told him, if he did, ha would turn him out. He stood about fifteen minutes, and then departed, saying, 4 , he would be d--. 1 if be would nut bring assistance next day, mud force his say." On the day following the elder Defendant returned, accompanied by the other two Defend *tits, his SUM The Witness was at his station at the bar. He asked for admittance, which the Witness refused. The Defendant Jolla. and his eldest son Lewis, took hold of the IViteess by the collar, while the younger you pushed him behind. They did not let him go until a coustable clime and forced their hold. One of the Elders gave charge of them, and they were taken to the Man aion-iimise. There were such a noise and riot, that they were obliged to stop the service. On his cross-examination he said he had been seven years door-keeper to the Sy uagogne, and that the elder Defendant had been a member during that time. Emanuel Hart and -- Illoxham corroborated the evidence of the first Witness. Mr. Asher, one of the Elders, and Treasurer to the Synagogue. deposed, that the elder Defendant had been expelled from inside of the bar, by the Elders of the Satiety, for misconduct. _ _ • Mr. (f ixsos, Counsel for the Defendant, eon tended tint the elder Defeinland had as much right to IN to his seat inside of the bar us he had to gn into his house ; be paid rent for both, mud if it were proper to use force in one case it was equally justifiable m the other. The Revoanca summed up the evidence, and the Jury found them ail Guilty of the Assaadt. The Court then passed judgment on them, thut John leases, the llither, should be confined one month in ( Altspor-street Compeer, and give 4ecority for IM good behaviour for one year, and that the other Defendants should pay it tine of one shilling, and he dischargt.d. .. . - The Jewish tligh Priest, dressed in his robes, at tended by several ut the Elders, ou the Bench. The Court was crowded with Jew i.. 11 !movie. There being no further business, the Session was adjourned. 1J 4L IA :FELLA; ENC 2. 1. J AN. 9. Arrived the Hibernia, of 110 guns, Admiral Sir Charles Cotton, Bart. from !.shoo, Admiral Berke ley having sailed on the 30th ult. to take the command there. The Hibernia kit it on the 24th ult. This afternoon the Melpomene frigate, Captain Parker, urrived Prow Cadiz, with dispatches of im portance, which were sent to London the moment they were landed. The complexion of the news brought by the Melponieae from the south of Slyniis is favourable to the Spanish cause. The French, it is most confidently cud, have left Ma add, and have suffered several checks in Cats. lonin. She is only six days from Cadiz. Sailed the Challenger sloop, with a convoy for the Downs; and I:Air:444 , k, Lord George Stewart, for North Yarmouth. • The troops here fur Spain are countermanded, they are nut to sail till further orders. The order received respects only the men of war which are to convoy them ; but, of course, this is its effectual to their not sailing, us though an order had been received from the ‘Var-ntfice.—General Sherbrooke has given orders for the staff not to embark. FALMOUTH. JAN. 7. Arrived the Pilchard schooner, front a cruise ; and the Chesterfiehl packet, Capt. Gibbons, with mails from New York, iu 23 days:—Wind S.W. ItAMSGATE. JAN. 9. On Siturday last, a sloop belonging to Ruins gate, -- Clewiston], 'nester, picked up at sea, floating in the gull stream, opposite to Ramsgate, a small cask, n loch, on examination, was found to emititio Copses of French Bulletins, from the ht to the SOth Deceiniwr; they bring nothing particularly interesting, and most of them appear to be dupli cates of the Bulletins before received, in a similar way, and already made public. In this cask there were also some copies of intercepted letters (said to be from the Duke d'lhtitutario, and other Spanish Generals), which had fallen into the hands of Bo naparte. These pipers were yesterday brought on shore at Rasusgale• to the Surveyor of the Customs, and by him immediately forwarded to London. DEAL, JAW. 9. Came down from the River, the Comberland, Ctiffar!ls, Lord 411elvilk, True Briton, Dud the Scaksby Conk, outward...hound East-Indiamen, and remain in the Downs with Nis Majesty's ships, &c. as per last. Also, the General Miranda, Orr, for Jamaica, and several other outward-bound vessels. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. f, RA yritli 0 3 J•N. 9 tiaiLJ the Comet, Minos, for the Breeds ; Dart. Petteavuo, fur 'Madeira; Attu, Bolton; and the Bias*, Wylie, for Wateefta4. shock; accident happened. on Thursday A lost. at Dowgide Chalk Pit, near Welling, Bucks. Fourteen tarn were et work in the pit, which is 101) fret deep, when an impending cliff gave wuy, and buried seven of them, with two flirts and four horses. Three of the men sere dog out on the some day, two sf whom were utilitirt, mind the other des& Hirt three others were extricate .1 in the course of the 4i4ht„ one of whom died afteroartfa. The twrentlt was protected by a cart, 6101 web unhurt. The homes, though not killed, were readernd use less. • • PROM LIST hictirs CAZETTE. PARTNESSIMPS MUMMIES. Tbsamis Siam% mad James Hebert, of Upper Sbedwell ' Siddiesma.balimisiberm Jam 0, agog. Wiliam and Joseph filbassberiain, of Milk4treet, Cbcap.. aide, desersalme, Dam 0, nos. Al astir Soft soil William Aldia, of Leesemtremy ard, St. Ktl Illakeett, *ten. Dec. te, Pm& Lo.. sad showy Days, of Sprimppirdeas, Mil dlseet, apaelhetteriem Jar. .2, loop. Jams Wyatt and Horiseit Wyatt, of Addle's% Derby, mil. limeys Ird drarombas. J*ll. Byrnes sad Haajamio Ireashaw gemmed, eeeetbowerabommtes, is Ileasebeillsr. • Dee. St, PISS. James Her* sad David Josses, of Peal, Seargerarry. coganartAraerit Jest th'I•00- Jobs Samilkid, Thaw Millet, James Wiastosley, andl Raker Cleallie, bealmns, of Leicester ; as fir as respects the said J. Wiadarday. Dec. 31 lOW. Willifildiressmood sad William Seseidge, den bane& of lisiwiltar 6 imeaseapre. Sat•s l ldom Jobe Natlamiel Mere, II 'F Lemon Jolla Wade, mod Seim Rilandau of Laudon and Igeath. Dee. 31, 'Sea. David Laing and Michael Maws, of Citation-row, Wahl =jester, carpenters. Jtra.:7, John Bough, William Allison, sad Timothy Allison, of Louth, Lincoln, wine .I..eers. Jan. .1, I e•n) Jacob Ridley and helmet Drastic, of Liverpool, met. chants. Dec. 11, RAP KRUPTS. James Llongiass, of Loughborough, Leicester, merchant, to surrender, Juuuary 1;, at four, In, anii Febviiary et, at twelve, at the HIM! Rrll inn, in Leicester. Atte/nen Bleasdale, Alexander. and Hulme, New lag, Lon don; and Mr. R.,Lorre Itond, 11.e.cvsice. " . . . Samuel Itugeno, of Chepstow, Monmouth, stationer, to sorer-ruler, January 30, at four, a l, and February' il, at eleven, at the Union Tavern, in Union...dryer, Birmingham. Atlorueys, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Oki Jewry, London ; sod Mr. Whateley, Richard Hudsuu Willson, now or lute of Wakefield, York, factor, to surrender, January 17, at fuer, in, and February el, et twelve, at the Blue Bell inn, in Leice ster. Attorneys. Mr. Lao tun, Leicester; sod Me. Taylor, Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, Loudon. William Barlow, late of Stockport, Chester, tiniher-wier. chant, to au/render, January ib, and February 1 awl 21, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, iu Heaton-Norris Laucaster. Attorneys, Mr. Linguard, Heaton-Norris; an d Mr. Edge, Ismer-Temple, I-undou. George Lockwood, of Huddersfield. York, woollen-draper, to surrender, February 3,4, aunt 21, at two, at the Spread Eagle Ins, in Manchester. Atli/lorry, Mr. James Taylor, Esehange-street, Manchester. John Anderson, of Stockport, Chester, draper, to sur render, January 27, us, a: . .d February 21, at ten, art the White Swan Inn ' in Huddersfield, York. Attorneys, fir. Riehard Bettye, Chanenv-lane, London ; and Mr. Juba Battyr, 44 Huddersfield, iurk. Thomas Frost, late of Leadenhall-street, London, sta tioner, to more:Wee. January 20, 91, 222 rtbillsry 21, Si eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Metals. Evitt and Enos Ha)dun-square, Minorite. DIVIDENDS. __ _ February la. Williaa Coarpertlioadr, of 01.1 Fills-diet, London, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall. February a. Henry Holtiswarth Seborey, of Halifax, York, . . . . nserchitnt, at eleire o at the White Swim . lon. in 11:till's's. January it. Joshua Smith, of Manchester, cotton-man ate tree, at sieve_ at OW Ds g Tavern, Maactmater. Farman, 7. T401:11211 Adams, of Lancaster, merchant, at twelve, at the siog's Arms, Lancaster. January 11. iVilliam Matthews, of Maidenhead, Berke, carpenter, at tea, at Guildhall, Lur.don. February 4. Joseph Reppen and John Reppen, of Clepham, Surrey, dealers in coals, at ten, at Guildhall, London. February es. Richard Lout, of Long-arre, Middlesex, ironmonger, at twelre. at Guildhall, Lundua. February id. James Julliun, of ilackman•itrcet, South. wark, Surrey, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lou. February 23. Williams LeykaufF, of Liale.street, Leicester square, Middlesex, engraver, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. February a. Thomas Lawsaa, late of Lancaster, grocer, at ten, at the Commercial Lancaster. . . . - -- February a. Joke Popplewd!, late of K ineston-ispos•Hull, auctioneer, at eleven, at the Dug and Duck Tave.ii, kineston-upoo-Hull. January 3I . Pettit Le Normand nod thiry Henry Derma, mow or late of Kent-road, Sarre), soap-manufacturers, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. January 30. John Horner, of Frunwellgate, Durham, tan. leer, at eleven, at the house of John Lskett, keeper, Durham. February c. David Khhl, of Hereick.npon-Tweed, linen. draper, at eleven, at the Dos Tavern, Deausgate, Man. cheater. March 4. William Ninon Dawson, of Tabernacle-agnate., Fiutbney, .tliddlearx, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loutkor. CERTI FICAT F.S--J . tt . Harbert Wyatt, of Duke-street, Akliate, Luildon, painter. James Hutchinson, late of Touley.strect. Southwark, Sur. ray, brewer. William Cuff, of Upper East Smithfield, parish of St. Do. tolph, Ahlsate, Middlesex, elierseinutmer. John Crowther, of Barkialand, Halifax, York, e ons-de aler. James O'Steagher, late of Dury-eourt, St. Mary Ate, Lou don, proeimun.nserchaat. PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. Bank Stuck 3 per Cent. Reduerd ti - .i 6 51 3 per Cent. Cumuli 651 ex. dir. 4 per Cent 6 pererait. Nary . 974 cx. dir. Luing Annuities Isupets,l Auunities 7i Oinnin PI India Floods a 9 prem. _ Exclieqowr BIM 7 9 Preth Consul. fur T. 111311, Stuabruker, 4, Cutiobia, sad 9, Clistriaivrome. covern t a ti t il D. S" bc rO ut c ,, KS s , 3 J i • r i er c• cen av t 4 . ... 741 Ihtto 5 per Cents. BIRTHS. Thursday morning, in Curk, tha lady of Brigadier. Geno. rat Grabs= of •mu Last week , at Coleharbnnr, Sorry, the Right Hon. Lady Lucy Taylor, of a daughter. At his father's beruse,Tillik ' t t t tttt t tttttttttttt t Dahlia, Is. laments S uU.y, of County Tipperary, Ewq. to Miss Alicia Arthur, daughter of Francis Arthur, Fag. DEATHS. On Sunday, et Thichlield, Hawn, Pear- tolatiral letathalt Faulkner On Trashy At his house la Partestostb. Liew. tenturt-terdwael Arch of the Royal Marino Forces, bet who had retired .es tall•parb as account et services. The death of this Gentleman is ramstrisat isupreasire, though he had attahmod almost to the full age of sow He was to ae good health the day haters hie ANA se he had hese hi same time, ash Ye mead sileartanis apes romithality beeseedi towards the eveaiog. At miss Mb* •• Malay sighiatti eatattacked with a eimphdat olikb terminated death by foot o'clock the mot Salleling He was an gent and teem Officer, and as aibidawate sad modest moth He nerved with great credit al the taking of Hawasardip where he was afterwards Adjahat of that eters. HUM WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON-BRIDGE. Mime. IS.. after.. 9 j Erns 64 eAe►... 9. LONDON PflUirii UIYIMON, Nis I% Old Dorowell-cost, ey-otrort, pobloirol at the Oaf% NO is, Rork of St. Clemow.C. arm* Pllrani, b J. WHITE, of muse Orr —omen, acr. hr skis tape, Nat to UffireVrema pawl), will be 4ely weeded W. v ;et ~ ~ , et ! tin try! (Er nI 4A airy SCI • Oa CJ Dal 71 - 11 ton, .urn Firtrl Mtg. Mr II el Me 1641 ph. qui /Mr wi toll ail I