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msked where she lived, she referred Mr. Brown to a miserable plsce Su the neiglibutirho,al of Saffron. Hill ; Mr. Brown awl a Con.tahle wt.iit there, and were informed that the l'its.nier hail cows there the n ight before, Very much intoxicated, a n d hsd slept en the boards ; she had never been in the house befnre; durmg the night she behaved with mach barbarity to the infant ; she had • at limes burned it with her totsacco-pip. ; mid ha I also euileavoitre.l to sneaker it. The Prisoner sa.d that her regular dwelling-plate was in the Boroush; bat she refused to tell where. The V.‘uotable who hail the Prisoner in custody, infornaCii the wilting Magistrate (itr W. Latott- Tots) that rite child had many market of violence on its thighs and loins ; the uniiittiml mother sant. that those marks were nor-mooned by tee cluld's hawing sat on • quantity of r,d•kof eoals. - Tile PrWeiser was reminded until to-morrow, in atforJ au opportunity of discovering her usual place of residence. Hobert Frauds and Joh,. Terry were charged %.ith lwaakon,; the shop-winilow nt Messrs. Middle- In (Wire, Nu. I 9!. Flerwitreet. and stealing site, . I .cket-lissolkerchitts. A young in tit of the name of Bates, stitt•d, that as be was going to work eestierilsv morning, he tween mite and ten o'clock, he ob served the Pri soners. whom he knew to be suspicious chat-sew... lurking shout the corner of Chancery-110e. lie saw them gn to Mr. Inners shop-window. break a pass of gl.e.s. and take out 60114Whinz. When he strived at his master's, hr info: tood hem of toe cit. eninstanee ; awl he, being a constable:, apprehend ed the Prisoners at sic o'clock in the evening to Drury-later. Oa searching them. nothing crientua tory was found. Mr. !noes. who attended, bring asked by the Worthy Magistrate, whether be could swear that any of his property had been taken from the doe. apywerrdl, Inuit, hoist the great saintity of handkerchief: lying there ut the time, he could not pcwitirrly af f irm that there had. The evidence of ste.ilbq iirfertive. the PrifirkfleT4 were coratuitte,l to take their trial tor (mating the wisdom. with kermaf to final. Ada Isles was charged by Mr. 1., ic Bentley, s rentlemito residing in Staiforchhir4 with having saoleu his watch. ' Mr. Bentley stated. that hiving bu.iness in town, he hid pet up at the Angel Ivn , in st. Grand. On his rising this martini:2., he mists'd his watch; he of the wailers, whether they bad seen it, but without soirees.; at length a reetlemaii who had heard of his I informed him, that the Pridwarr, isliu was employed as porter at the Iran, had isit-red a watch fur .31a et • peblic homer is the neighbourhood. The description of the watch cr,reeing exactly with that which Mr. Bentley had lost, he iuvue , hattiy set oat with Mr. Itobineon, the landlord of the Angel inn. is search oldie Prisoees; he was apprehend-A at the Swan with Tao Net ka iu Ittl•laue ; aril of searching him, the watch wAs fumed to his posusision. He bad been asked, when t he watch was first mimed. whether he bad sten it ; bet bad deuied all kuow. iedze of it. The Prawaoer, who •ppeareJ intoxicated. said. that he haJ found the watch in the pr.vv. He •as elaikOded te- w p wro w, tL at t h e per. leo to whoa) he exposed the watch for sale way be brought for ,sord. JAMIE. CriteLlT. =SEE ASSTZ ES. ciacialiroao. •CO. 13. Hammon) V. all Len. ----- This was a Special Jury cause, which occupied •early the ',Folk *notating; tt was au acti•rn for 171. 13•.; but the real tines:ion in the cause was, Whether two ieldr, calla& 11'hi•e Pits, Were cony hold of tt- ma n or of laten i ttarn, or whether they WHIP freehold peop-rty? ttcatrthr to eatablish th-tt titer were cupyhold. the Rills of the tumor , were prochiced, from which it +petted that they were judo led in the perc-1 of Soila{er'• farm, Istria by cope of Omit-ILA of that sirtnor.--.0.1 the ntlwr lea.:d, • write of ancient caureyeuc.• were pro duzeil, which dermlied the Il4ls in queivico. t.r I.e ■ parcel of anotner freehold firm, called the Tiled Hall Farm. A number of ane:ent aitneawes w ere ca ll e d t o speak to the nputatiow *Atha land iu rotation, that it W. 5 alwaysco•loi ir.c.l as coo holt, of the manor. A. the cease was protructeri to • great length. and appeared as if it ww3l:lo..cupy onoca ogre:err lose. It was at length 'tweed to refer all tlfr title deeds to • profess anal Gentleman, who was to decide be tween the parties. . IBROWSIP. This was an action of trespias. fir breaking and entering Ilse PI iiistiff's Innise at reit, in this mighty. and making a great noise 411 Issuer, and taking away di., r, goods Nod chattels. By the evideuee it appear- (I. tit( the Plain id kept • boket-niaker's shop at BiP.rrrar, add int sild wanton lodged at his house. of the tame of Catharine Browne, a relative of the 11.-fendsut. Ls May last she died, lona Browne (the Diendant) seas determined to have all her per/moats ; for which purpo,e he came in in. etrria z e with 1116 waggon in attendance, eivarevel the rt • i.slift"• house. and cor ned off the property of the il-rease.l, a.usialwg of tea joiot.stod, an oil red petticoat, it is. aver hat. • staap bedstead. and ,iirers other articles of equal opine. For the Plaintiff it Ass t•tnie isinireil to he ahewo in *vine ice, that the ihvea-e.l had felt sn, *tiger at her heir fur unkindness shewil to her der. ing her life, that she hat determined to diiiiiihrfit ; and accordingly the village Wiluolai t.ter was F . ' s j:,tw the sle4torn.'s haic, who proved, th it a Mill produce.) wa. wratett by hint from Inc d.c:atsoit. ,% 1114/441 fli.o ha I helvpiilli•.l her red petiico.t tri toe yla t ottor wife ; •rsil alter sonar ot:wr ralu44ble games, she tusk the Pinot ff re.tiltsary !tooter of the stotrip bedstead oh.' l.b ',tool! It sw a g abn vroved, that the Defeit.la.it M. hash carrieft liotne ti1e...4. the pronette Of a cabler who locked su an etiointott retorts ; 6.1 t. Oa discovering his stir take. hl t;trise articles the nest day. To. T.O4I:ICIOEV BA ft its OtPlerVird. '1147 sieit/ser party hat tle•tred may right to tn. r+hi wortiates pro. party, as lire .4/ n nOlno;,41, 4.f iuy will, or us.y letters of Adm. , :stelti..n. A liriipaus and they wool t isy duitillige had beets done. Verdict for elision:l—Damages SI. STE% F•.s r. UANDT. Th.' *as io 4...z.0u airman the DefenJAnt fee a breach of agreement, by *WA the Defendant agreed to give up.hisbustneo. of a biter, ut Burs teed iu this county. to the Defeodain, ~uul not exercise the trate.honsitlf in that pariah. or ina. st one other io doi..g it. The Defendant. after he had left Burstein", opened a shop •t Stock, an putrid' ; roil the atil) two iwtauns nl eii donee were, that mice he l ore un old en.toluer in the paiisti of Burstoral a in/81d Af bftilii. Mid once • pera , •n canoe from Purview, anut busiglst four stiikei of pollen' at at Statc. Cur Lrirue•l Judge ht..i this nn hr►ech of the agreenteut, sod the W4llnouseited. • CRIMINAL SIDE. • Charles Don was indicted for stealing • cart. !wow, the proiwriy of James Gout!eve **mew, Esq. of Gostield. The horse in question had been seen about noon on the Sunday on which it war stolen.aud wes mimed between four and awe o'clock the morning following. when persons w.-re sent in a..treh of it. It was token from the farm yard of• Mr. Sparrow. The Prisoner arrived, about past seven on the same morning, at r puhlte-I ttttt se at a considerable distitwe room Mr. Sp..riow's, mounted on the horse, %gement a saddle, Mkt uo• thine but a halter, when he valet, for some beer ; still he wise golng to Conlelidge, and ()tiered aft..r. surds to sell the horse, it being. WA hr al:reed, 100 heavy for him. The Liiirelorel, hat ilt4 a Imila - 4•10:o. from his apiwartner, th it the horse sae ntotest, .aid he diJ not itiniwifvrent to hety lion, lint scold una-rt:.k•• to timid a Gentlemen who soul) Isar I Hr went OCCOlviii,gly to General Elwe•, a lla;;is• strive of the county, who resided close ley, twit loan hi• suspicions, end brought the General Lack him to his house. Cesieril Elwes, b.-Lig ed ii.e same ()Orme, with the Landlord, detsined the l'ri• soner ; and in the course of tie a sy. th• a t- who went in pursuit of the hors..., erriv,•d, and ide..titied hint, and the Pn•oner was th. u fully connuitt d fur total. Upon being culled olio.. for uia defence, lie sa.d he had found the horse wandermg on the road olo.ut wren railer from the pohli , ..house; h a t he had mounted him and role him to where two stopp.4l; that he had weer offered to sell him. hot on the contrary. meaid to go forward with him to the cud of his journey. . Lord Et.t.uusciaourts remarked on the incon sistency and dishonesty admitted by the ite.e;,..e, and left the fact. to the Jury, who imined.otely pronounced him Giti:tif. Richard Corday elms indicted for rtealittg pieces of woo*. the pruoerty of the King. The Prisoner as Deputy Woodward of the Royal Forest of Welariat, and had mild the wood is quemiou to a rerpenter, recently after a rale had taken place of •otue refuse wood of the farest. by order of Lord trhnibervie, the Stirre)o—tiene.al of woods and forests. Upon being charged wit 4 the fraud s he said one Byrne, who was his heal Wood ward. had riven hint the wood is (pest ion, to make up the deficiency which had cavorted in a lot sold to the sale, and fur which lie had paid the motley to the auctioneer. Ilynee b. it. called, denied this altogether ; and the Aoctimv-er, through he admitted that the Pri soner had paid haw dens:tem, satire lot tri quirt fiat.. denied Lie knowledge of any arrangeihent be toren Byrne and the Prisoner on the auhret. TheJary found the Prisoner Gailly ; a,vl l.ned ELIA sotto 171111. after commaiting at 143111 r ir Lig and with cnivoJeratile setroity, on the initere of the offence, - which was cArrie l l on to MI enormous ex tent iu the Itoyst Forrsto, sentenced the Prisoner to tan years coafiarment ut g sal. Admiral Hareiry. Mr. 'Lantos, and *event tither Magistrates and Clergymen of the county, hien a n excellent thar.eter fur Worst arid good cunduct fur the laat 30 years. CAR LI3LE. Au..ver 4. In the mouse of this seek, the Pawnbrokers on' this city have been handsomely scourged by a M.. Stole...ell, forma Len lon. lie is a man of great no. tore' i o th e ossetriroolis, and Itas wa t :eol "pro oat against the imposiiinns of the Parrnhrsikers no all parts of the kingdom. There are ot , le-. Mist , .1,5)00 informations pending at Cots time h, f.trr lime Magistrates in 'Manchester : and having Teo-tilled in tint•tion that in Ca,lisle pledges were not redeem able according to toe prescribed allowance of the Act of Pailiausene, he sent a detachinuat of his ...outs. olio Gave pledged and redeemed •s sa:isty of articles within the last fortnight. and t'ie P.* n bt..krrs unfortunoteli charged more- pet ientoge than is alkerea Informalio.:• acre bre..rl - made befooe •lie Mayor; and ti i no the several otf,astlete to Cie auaoutot of is:t. Mr. Stairwell produced a letter from Mr. Coloiotheion. the Police ;Magistrate, stating that Ue had tte•n infinite se•eice in r.:ii-rorinz the shamefoil vireo-6,114 of Pawnbroker. in lonolon ; and that. liy I:is 141- lance sad ;trimly, be had eahaasted the Pa tell. brokers' capital of 10.0001. which they hail eseloo. IC% ely Ott Apart toilet:lid the utelvr• oglillft Y:1 Ida salts and onforonetoons. fly a reo.rl whioh arm f4i he C 114.1 11( S'salft, +(bier h.o , I.- -o rive"' tit of I feat of *Trends c.rpa 6:ots Inv,' so Coorol. s:, be the 'moo under the comas toil of '..:rosersi 1 1 011- Lilt. The S Depot:.. - r .to tl:c I • I,g. It Is loud effeete:l the oli-ct of 0n..• ..1 to l.•jA caontry, ave trim .kh ..tt to ret ,Ir., 1G l b. "4". . -•-- We I. tte reerwea the .tiltsr• l te• sit LetteP, giwlnK some tinvortitit taionstation ~lel n riot nt : (01.11011.. Jnl. The D:pitie. lee .h eerie, from .6,1 v •'t the Vae , eel prole: ee.• betwar et.trt. t fru I•virt.t.l.4 at Cue plire ( 73 . 1 4 1 % maJey..e.ele tbs. eirreerAl • • unteteeis le be peewees at I%* trir - rlttitr. altlomeerb leo( is a , a parity llr n.it 311111. ....law at Al.lll a Ira .t. tt • It. petit Ars. r p.,.eineene bed the Isle of lA:VIA, *where the I ..rlt a la t.. rar aeoreahled Kilts Ja ..ph La. r...ck.J the. tat,gl.;suurisvool %%air twia, with 411 .11% w AO, strung Ib. so i le of . r• Ist cso tut am 511461 6 .17. •54.1 4 • lla g rat is g 411 . The isl34ls. ..41 A,4r A 1...14 04.1,1-4 i 1.4..1 • • Lettere L u lus doted . . i the mg ...th. !Moline lila My oudt..cot •.1 lb: :1,.•• iv vre....,C the peace reassumed there 'tams howl le. • et /Ocala 4e lissoares, where sonic It" I. cat “,..• home Door of She leasiicoloro. lett se is;.? that 140 peen. ph. were s'wl al thew an. 'IA , _ '• rite ettem) C i•••• seal , :h4l (be tassi) be ratat.4 vttlis I:te nesse; et, • t t , .. finx 13 I!" el oder i-aete Tit ••• • iiwe opp•utu.o,) C.( •• • tizgle while N1.W.C40.11,-ir• tuwYare I . .41,1•••‘• AMP. • litt• ;41 ....I, •1 • WA gift. 1... to .tnt.t.tee SO Is I. r sircen• •• .•. bevy Is 11 al ae I 1.1 Al t.ta• • list s• ••••I a. I. F ..••. . •• 4 C a•.•t• lac e.•-lit t•or.lt : t 3 ..t •) ;.• Wt ••I 'be t.nala.. 1 , 04 6 w it. I. a: . ... MOON Nt matt W II.M 14.1•1121 C, ' N4V4L IArELLscRATE. rJatswouri, AUG. IS. . Ah le.l tlir Fylla frigatr. llou. Capt. Itodueb from' a cruise; and tlit Maros, In gnus. Captaiu %Loyd. front disoissitd. Siol , d Sae iimpe, (.apt. Prato... awl Sidle. 34 gnns l Caut. Lunn ;; , to b ock.ole II Al.. Aeittls. 30 guuF, Captain 1iry.. 0 ,1, i s ap . pointed to take 4:0.0 is) to, the Bras.k. lirar-AAnural ;.r t:h•rles yss terilJ) vt.ltrd O* tov.o,lioui his 'rat ..t near ; hr Nell maineiliately hoist to- fl CO? 1111 l 1111.1er-m-Ctiltf in Rita. %.en it, viral thts : i ) , atirobsted to • li”as•Adioiral & "Word moved herr )roterday, pillsoClig, , f sac ih.r DiyisiaLe, 74 gut's, Crpt. fniin liyui•ottli. Skr IL.air l'uplisiu is 11140 Alrrived here, to join the notes. (ale, awl Cu t .: ..w Rainier to go out in tit. MitArd. to Cadiz. to jot.. his Orr Norge. The .Svb Cowl, a sty. iotvel to take set-Adtatir.ll flaw 6. , r0r0u to Cork. PLYMOUTH, •if 4i. 14. Arrived the Pcoenek Jo•rp of W.u, wild Pi( k/c schooner. (roil, C.1.11.2e ; i jir,l 111.111 of war, Irma the Wr.l 1u,6.,,. Sailed the 31411/treel fri4 •te, owl IV/4-k -1.4,i of •sr, 011 u etUiZe Prii.vce 11111 U ill Mar. for Pu• t.- mouth. DCAL, ArtiVST 13. A•rived the M n he, (ilttdstuw•, Lee Lai. . I 1114pc; rein the Friendship, Sutith, fr , ,tu li u Janeiro. Caner down tom die 'liver, a re• thie, unit rr taa,n is the I).serie. with it kir*. fleet to: out.. aril lenient; and the Princes thane, haw Dothisgo. Monarch. Aiiacion., 4.1t1 Punspre, ..r ; Glewiuteer, rfiebar. ayngtk. raid Cly se, iii rate.; hirku.thprei, limatti/e, sloop:. or ‘‘ air ; Figranws Liiin-4Ng. *41.1 time Harmony vetuider. • . . Aimed the blig Ramb.a . r. Fill, capiurrd a kw chy% 440 by a Freacis privat , er. and ire .jaurrJ the Destraus gua-brig. MIIIIITHAVEN, AVM 14. The Tartar, Turner, winrh soil , d Irons hence on Torway, lor •:o il-Lulru, re•' tamed on Fn•lev. el it in Iverut ths.u4sted ns r g .le of wunl oJrt hls at tl•n. FROM LLtalio'S Ch•vetrsto, A vu.,rived llis rave, Westky, fro, Tehazo: Ellf ibriih ir%16011, fr.ONS Gibta3ar . Tifium Osen, hose Gu3s.lalunpe ; W 411611,00,40, Nest, frw.. Iru.g3a. 3 Loyal it.itual, 1140. from Net. era %Lc Grurv. far Puha ■ Pet.. - - Wildcat the CA...11.1. Th./was, (Jr */IS.; and the l.at kills, Cu. tts, fur ilawasca. Cant. S. Moo I.toi. sib mppoipt4 d to e t /)rcodouriglot, Capt. S. %V•csEn to h.:, Preiitkut, Copt. I ionv LY to the bel:cropAum, C•Nt• Ur %Y €spt. Ha?.!.. of Cove, IL.* Ixeg dt!opt.iiitt the Lords of ilw A.iuer.thf, t . ti.. cosstinsad of If.s 3Lucsts's Otis fis.stitr. tVe are intl. Well fur tite fol:ok%:t1 ar;icle so a very respectable °direr, who. thou.:li nut aLtuAlly as rye-wash •ss of the arette t.'.1,1i.s for its authentitay the Lamle of Man ilia. party of the French tre i5..31 d i.. 13 a plata by b.itt a score ID. II be1.... ; ;1ag of the rifle tl.e runner had expraileJ all dair 4111° m0.6134)11; aud,inor, r it; rufin:li ea, lair.. al a gitatatti t of rtaues 4 our e.iou:rfuica. who, with the gr. ideal en.dele•P. Laud 414 , *11 their anus and W 9041 i delay, returned tsar aompluucut, with Th;3. situard, • hotly of FrICI:C . II trooiri came op to the :"-.—t-itic• of their romr out r br.tre Irtl.q‘s ret , e..t• d solo r WPM', ti .11 Wlll,ll, howry r, itdtip l z rt•i;irocce....l, 14-y •hurtly 1131. be . % l. 1••• I they *eon 0h1i, 4 k..1 them to Wid."l .l .tan4 th , t Llclt:ems:4 Ctutotrat..rts , all 111- 11,0 liao• rt.hat low tit Wistm h.l.llCa• sci tho eXtl.- I Onllttlity Fructmltt. I Un S Itardl% se* 'y(ht, theS,lver Arrow, gibeu by th e t u , %tt wra• *hot fur upon the Licks !here, t.y the Ituyal emu p illy ufArehers, and zvisied be Jul;is I.evri;. Esq. ‘V."‘. This ancent Arrow WAS ticst gained by &Lc F. lof Prdittn4tccri, hot the records of 11, burgh ‘lic out nientian the year. first year us record is Hint ; since then, it has been (with r few exceptions) rcgulsrly esist es .ck.d C a r down to the Kew.* time and was diliceted o.er to Mr. L...en. bating appeterieti to it IdS medals of slicer. and fist of gold. From the records it app.-aro. that the slumber of archers having greatly dowsicatelsed, the turn, in Iti7g , in uedrr to obtain a fuller sitcuiirtsee,, agreed to present the sucer-.lul clamant"' with r silver howl. in the Crest of a inioselc-.11.-11. On the tower, invert:on, the croirairsiy. atter return. sat flown to at enter tainment u. the 'lathe of Air. Mote, %birth it its pared ut a SI!, !e that would have 'Live Mill, In 1.0 r• of the ti terns iu the inetionoli.; and the ci. y • was•iort.t malt the utmost CountConrl.trllly. Ile the old use and of she burgh of Muswelhu•gli. oh ', sent-A for upaatr,l, to two centuries. the Nirrirtert... prret used the cianicany with aslll.lcllCilltin as Cell: I ; rwrrlnii Oli a fon'-.141.11... S iturthi:t ar'nei..ht waa aiitrtliz•rl lq two % .f) att:sitt.t• at 10, 4 ti.bay in ilie utiAltbnurtiood of lentaell Ilie was on t per•tots of a Mr. MotteK, fu Fougli.h i zetitlesnatt. n:t Iv% way to Ktllmrttey, of° a , a • oni s: ,e i t !Why,- .1 Ar 11111311111 MIA C:Oillr CO. by • loAliwoyiun". I natl. 4.4 al.qter 1111. li y r Par %Draft t • T..• 1 Ihr rt;.:e a try Nl.ll'l.r• h e nA lin t!) • tteigithout trburt. no lie mu l e el i.a,k nut a aiii.tity turf—. and • hrug a*J trtgilacrt pursuit er the feistier. but unfortunately without rts , t•ra. The 41. r wa. MO!. ot:otiolls. A. 1.1-utetv.t t ;10. 4 ..$ .11 I.'. 4 .Y to 11.1,11:1111h ..11 hr w i..rapprJ .titt...l fun ittlitst of L.0.1711•!I et MI e.•c I on.l oloriet.t nothstll4 slier Mr. (;iii.e • L 1.1 fir ..1 ni that rralt•wit. lu• k I. reie..o. 1 I:.tt II it 1.. 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Ti Ale. ft ,bred Riney C );.: ' i tun ....I R. •Ircr I la. : It. 1',;I M ..:, 1. tul.rrs 034 • i R : rh.„..l p,-„,,..,,, T. , ...•,•1•.... tz , •,.t..baio, i Janina Daemon, late of Craved buildings, D lou: II ,c.• ,, • • iie •er j,dou Rayner, late of Romer street, Mar ) -le.h. nr, 2 1 flee builder • - t qOct. • Th••oto Phil;onea nisi Juhi Philippi, jun. M :-:1, Peintook •eltirc, .41•••ThanI 4 - Ed,. n.... , ..... Isle 3f 1: lIA am, ‘T ., 1.11 , ‘ , , 'niter : 2 1 t Sit...lieu Riarklicu it, Ilummcr.Mtli, Milken a, cat. .., 4 1. w pent. r . - - • : . HI to Aim illuirer, Lirerm•wil. milliner . • : M. - ....yas Ilror 1 litel.. urr,ll; uly-spoe-Tbames, Mil- I o fly. arc li••rii••lra i •.•.• - - • 2 OW eChad.'.idol•nuo, pull-lacarl-eonrt, Nrezate 0,.. e i, t r• f , 11.11..r.laclirr - ' • I 't d T Jamey tll'in.ll, Art ber.c.cet, Gol.len-la . e, lli - !le- set, 'You illYr . . • 1 a Till R.-mtud 11.nry Faude!, Suadureet, Loalota, ear.. to I.3iimen ... . • I a lii, Ilan! !trail. T nilallery, Trrlim,fmtur • t d •'S Vr illimun It alrr, 5...5.1•231e, Ken*, al.ip.buitTer a Fi • Jrtllll .‘r1ii1i...!..0 1'....... .....! ("1..,..re Btuait, la:: .1 I foal. alaill-Mrett, but no* of lt.cholas lam!, asp . a rhatat• - • - • I i Wilret•o 11.. n idge, Maiden line, Truod-et rti l Ly- A* shin, hosier - - • I u E . N Elirobeth teen, lota of Parliament -street, Irroar4. . 0, I• stir, milliner - - • I a it Notloniel trkllritl, I'n'oa-street, Itaihopec a t e . a ' rett u , nred-m lasak , r - • i •I ._ . John Levis Martell, Low. r Tlyint:e street, Loo:-..‘, merfl.3.,t - - - • : A ?VI Sion StrirklanT. Tti.bmarid trrrru, Cp. r ., t s ! tn . ~ " A. Alaralia.., 3.3 a ... 1.• 3.leu'i.lll-sire-t. I arena...mi.. . , i inae:3l. H. VI:, lb r,1141..14...4 N. 4 .41 1, Stl•a..l, tir. 1111 nuttier • • • • I II / • • DIVIDENDS ty Son ruerti-h, and Henry :Seaport, V•!lrr•••;rret, :tar . 31.014., a - - it t.: WIIIIIIIII M 440, It utherititbe, Sorter, tisobc; me- 114 1101,t1 - • 'I ' Ol 3 ,Ibll It Arne", Trnro, Correall, 4r3.33 , Wiilians I tr4J, late of Muslin, r ..tree!.Mptilrem, 11 etterelc.nt - • li Thom.* Ihirie.. Inn liereted, m me).acricentr • It a Hour. F. ,111.. r. M•inrlirster, tr.i.de :'.r . • I a Art-111%41J sllit . A ~ Caalle•a4/411, plICI•11111•604 nor• 11 Aran'. - • 3 JIAIII Wllllog, ' tn. and John Trillilens. Lcos•ac. , , ciaarla•m3kra• . • ti Juba TT brut:. y, Mal k-laue, Lundua, c... is factor • It m CERTIFICATES. George Couch, late of Deebv, eriarer. . " i ills , . , !in'a!'cc. !veer Iltruingliiip. motirricromer. . I Wolter 11.tre, of Hoke. oath, SulTc.lk, st.lltr. Join Lantos Exeter, Ilorddroper M JIM 4 1111111./1111.4•( 1.1-atimoulls-airret, Vfeettainurro...l4 , 3. he Tkol4lu fro, of Trown.COUtt, 'II bre adneedle-stre,t, Luria. I and of Klurtou• upon Hull, merchant. • • ..v , Vf n il 6 li d oni a T ii ra w , p esf iu T i tu . o p ...l-eo n ia . 7 ll ..l .... %.rrsd ba tte . ; - dle street, t.,-.a 1. MsK , ua Era, of Crowa.coart, Threaduccdle suer, 1.40.'i. and of Kuirtilerapon-Hult, nvrehaat Jobs Yeneem, rif Rath. bonier *ail loce-tounaDrorer John Pali', ufSbrutua Thllcst, Someract, innkeeper. Tim mu Davits, of Tarim, Clank,. sore-factor. a I mmtmumenC • Taunton Races commenced on Tuesday, awl a notaithatanding the onf ble +either, a- t I tolerably well attended. The cup was won in C. .i I Andreae. , Fueeofer. healing Mr. Hea t h' 14" .. .- sitcP , t owl the county plate by Mr. Aram' l i 4 Sam/Mores, heating Mr. Douglass Ransolitk T.e • "'rant/ ill (lVedne , rlay) the weather prowl oi favourable, and a Ter V numerous romrany n•-• • .. •. bled ; the maiden piste of .1. I. oar. Well •*; Cros.man's ('o-thageaa, beat, ~T Mr. flluet . s l -'• ~•, ski, and C,pt (.7huritir'.. Alb 3;• fir A pla! - . 1 : , • 'give,' by tie Member. for tl:e borough, u-,... 0,. 1.• Mr. 1)0 ‘ 1 4!w5 .4 Hatiadi• - k, be.st:cy: ('0 . ,. A t Agell,l Forrester. and Mr. Hear 'a knarcrw. - ----•"--"- --- ....a -- -:---- --..--.....--,.--. - . Patti OF aTOCKS I - ESTEE:Ott Rink Stuck -,.. I ‘'J • t 1 .•• r rent It...lured n per CPA. Cumcla a ..ra Crut. 0 1,1 j • p• r Cele Ns.) I. nut Anowt:es t' i .1 to es • t,.. .:0m.... .... .............. 2 I i &its • I-.i •ill ...1r E‘rt...... r ROG . 1.. - -u 1-titety Twkete.. • ; T. 111•414. Stock- Rruleas, I 4, Cornball, and sii, Clearluc c .6. BIRTH. to •., a n:. 0 L i: .. . 5. r. h , 5 ........1.,, , .......... r :1 . t .... b. II ? .. . ( 7 ,6 h0 e m 4 MARRIAGES. L 1 . T ... 1 . 3. % I 1 . . , 1 . 3 . ‘ l:ls t e i sa:a ii. M . A u i l e . 64 .....mrcia ii,...o n e r i t , su i la . o .t f t:l Tr e . R it 4:; r . - : I; 1 du ••,.......1. - ,awe, and endow of the lace Ma i erd.t " •.•a hasteMrsottle!, DI ,% last. at Northiiret, Ilteajataan Sha• pa. Egl MACS', to Ano, elotest datiskter of ittlito