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"vi gfr 31.8ri eillPkY ed , I° its fwe' • al into • e' , . i f NI anti „ calla io rept ring hi. c overed ..(5. and Doi Sir Is sec • .ed upon L law, a t th to instractit at e o f theta e grtleice arraved ir preaoo , • 'ea coten in :a take plea wirer; her r •ter, it. a Ili the vault, olitt ., Choi r th c l possil sift IIT(.114 LIAO& ittt e Llrcia of II ir.d. Ai; ti • Pttherea' irnitTetXs , to MAOO , r families , after tanurday I Wortia ' Cannily LatIDOITO e.—Tbe ho lv hoar. A turnip, 0 , red di le , wards of 2 in a garde r!. of Tahiti Mr.Wtt.t.t lei his fro rhy Silver r tin. Be a .:mug lot Old ; tee .1 Ift . Sti r. 0.0.51141i.1.1 lculittyrtha Our I - a of , Capt. Ft • ply brot ced _bon at; , ac. ng the E • beeu a el • It n tf ,tho was i •- he mil '• asato k teas unsea • A.A tuna Y' • .... 1112. ilde 1• qt the pt-1 TT • • tart or F Ti of t 111 ie!, to Or a ,tot to It 'fife •If 1)013 01' h e w st,ht acco curt TLAILE Ci ar g l. rut 1:00.4 Lti b ennroith r •tr o •ht f et a l , Ilea. to, trignity. .• liar lit • /19.1 r feel ourett. Several I tie chute 10.14 At euraor Ur had 9 t • • tte of th e 0 le. The nor , •" a Ifs d • it the, • , id t ••• r are 11, ofit .4.!.ta.1 are a, unt of :fat r, tut r 1.) ;•••tezi ef7.ra• . 41 eL . U. •I tt a2' atief • "'di the tai:• d a. • •Isrei fn he, rrdag I !"!' ioth. A •• • ' revolt 71"IPr ii^r milli "a al, 1. , • foart I tar ,Le it 4 '; hut a co th P r ocured, tweet ' but al r fro ,. 4 'l teit• ant 0, y. :Lela are le t • ;7 4 ':e ; ran e ,. eve uer. • • . ed h. iv. tq oe dt WI ::. 2 11.orei with , 1 ,'..r tam PRINCESS re HER COFFIN. .. ;, . , 4111 is the Undertaker at Wispheti: irtso to menage site funeral of 'kite tPrintri, arid on Saturday he pit her rr cafGn ; and afterwards Mr..!(.7truga. 3riii;bi plumber at ‘Vintleor. put th e iota a leadeu toss The outside colli by Mr. FRANCE, of London: it is to with crimson velvet; the plate, otos sails, to be silver. BER FUNERAL. Hamm, p►incipal King-at-Arms. at- Lord ions Tut nsit. the l'ice-Chain the Lord Chamberlain's-Office, to.re :nous to prepare the inscription for the state coffin. The funeral, and ev.►y e to it, of the Princess AUELIA. is to _ in the manner as directed by Its NI ittgiOttS to bis indisposition. which he had ,in writing : W. understand the funer4l r eset at O'clock this day se'onight, at Inv rernainisto be deposited in a temporary t Inuit belonging to St. George's Chapel, It, by order of the Kiwo, to Cardinal %ape!. is completed. There are now up • men employed in getting it complete ible speed. According to His MA. a:gement of the fun-nil, Lords sr. arras, ARMIN, and BOSTON, I,•nr of His i‘i•Jaartr's Bed-chatrther, are to the Klan's. tinses's. Royal Dukes one Pageant* to attend it also. ra.—Tbe semen fur grey at this fa ros resort is &trios towards a ; dies, hoarser, Mill reinisiii here. Tie a ft e r a very successful campaign, clu.ed ', T last, with the eleiraut Comedy of di Knowing. and Blue Breed. or Fe laity under the paironageof the Miry uis Iws, rod for the benefit of Mr. TUOT. home war crowded mu every part at ru of the white Norfolk kind, which ,mea le,t in eitcocifervice, and wenglard 21 ?mind., woo ou Tuesday best t a k tu rdeu teloagion to Sir Pvaas MOiIYN. 'lucre, liolywell. A m,, o f Scatwier,_l-loaar, Cornwall. If. hoods in the neighbourhood of %Vi►rd rer with every floe turtle. on Fri. le, those of his owa family, 11.11.1 the a., •,e F0u11..14 ire .., • - e prebebt Rev. Messrs., *man EAD t. liars. Tromeca and SMITH, of Lid lue* Castles, and CART&H CMS, if &mike yesterds coi Ippl that efeth Femmes OAT Daololol.ll, Or Cress- Mier so the Earl of Kix wool., who was at vise &dock on the moritiag of Sun 'hi, in the neighbourhood of rer..ll, in Emir by • ford. ou which the water epened by the rein or the precethus to conjectured, from the report of • .1 in tfie tseighbourhbod, that the tune rode heviojg gat beyond us depth, Capt. . kept bia — baek ;k au he swam um- es, smeared is •the violeut sttozgles of the, *nal to get kiithe batik at a steep and le p;see. Captain lISUMMuND lead ix-et-dug J 47 with Lord ktrtemts; at Freth a el, sad nes prevet,ted, by the the eetrt.ll.4, Gotta retereitsg, as to- Juph t Caste, where he lately snivel! his Lroth.r , ofter escaping ti e tiaugeii I in Wslchertn and Portugal. In the was anxious to get house b. t! taw, that :ettusp.ity his heather to thut . h. Uncata.--Tbis church: else ;gibe most ..clo t o is to Lowteu. is at {nested owlet I repor. The Moe coorhle figures of ' l °l 4 "b in arsootar. placed sit the arm of tom. •re suppotesl to loe, Fi re 1 ,41. -5 They ere owe proteCf•eti from its werkmess hate already hrusltied..up the fares on the stalk recently obscured by ' of the monurnessts Isere bees& dratted, reit prell.ssll a nee (der. merlin srt instance of cruelty occurred at ' , ...en lat week :—TIvo &ramp. or that queue, about re couple of geese bought e uite of the other, for the purpo►e of he huslionid of the seller meeting the d*y• aftrr, said he should not here t he ie price agreed fur ; the buyer sad he his barkort ; on w hid% the other wore nr. ha% inz the to he would pick every of them, %chicle was lite►ally done, and vate they were cent to tip. p•rr were weu 1,, wally peisous elk. Jr.: te , t the fat% 130 y acci•kot knpree.l nn ‘l , .nel ty aoh mmufartury of Mr. f). --a• 4 3 auk( lose, was N. 1. 1.4.11.14 4 711 h e wo. usiti.; for pilmin..c bay a lasite pan, four feet 'leer. ' , Ass stateliug Ni the 'size isr the f . Rot h.sog or.leserly feeteme.l, came to Aseh ale fel hack Into the isoilto4 br0114•:t some people hs the spot, 1411 U at, too, see are sorry to soy. he is so scalded tha; tittle hypes are ewe:l46ll/d 4 ' 43 ' 6 ' 4 . wife , in glocie-itrert wt • rpir.l 1-r;r111 bysu:.ila.. ,ry gligia.ty l '!: "tutus. *opposed in curer -yience 73t , :tio att . A foul tie servant .1:c .over. i 1, ,. l'inor. and giro ittrottitritiiii to tbe Tv: c onga:lac *noun in IC th.t `watt tri.n inson. .'"I` : " owl a tplwriftil emetic ors a !tivoit 41tboug.t tia :Lied iwnrown h 4.1 too• aini *as out eitpected to *write yr.. re p...0.1-ee order 'enter , .• of 3,1111 11 • 4 1ajtv.rq het ;4, v4lll Se,-ton at the • 12 hate teen eap•trily tooth tr.:. th? 1101 of a t arl.r nice at Gill' nnn wee totem-led {..Cure Nleri 114 the ma ez.ted retake of VI C I'o4ll fa. ter tfi r degir„,,,,,, t. f lisa ‘ e•n•e• 11l 'hnta ai •t‘CIL STRts. u.• 71 a 4tin men ti ran en. , qz• made their esesl.e, rid are 0., to! if!•‘. tt 'A:s• :f. OLD 13.4 ILEY SENMONS, Nov. 5. PAPP Juba Whltriorr, ezed 44, n meet ncroa•-lnokifig man, ......I'nint,ll) luditt..l for roonneitti.g r It.4l*C 011 3.111rY 42. the %%Ile of W. Deorme, 4 I 4 curer. Mary Browne deposed,, that on the eld October she left her hushiend's house at Hayes, in Middle sex, to go to %Vest Bedford. which w.ee only four miles distant, to carry her son, *irons site h.d I). it former husband, a change of linen. She gave him the horn, and informed him she would go to the Three Crowns public-house, and wait until he brought Isis foul linen to her. She went into the tap-room of the pulitic-isouse, and virus soon laslnes rid by bar son ; they hid proof beer: the Prisoner was in the interim's at Cie trine ; be a-ked her Irmo part of the country she came ; she Intorrued Line ; Ire then mentioned the name.. of seseral respectable people who lived in her iseiglshetirliood, end .aid one of them lass his uncle. lie lb• n iii.laireil which w a y cite had rune from Haves ? Sire told him by the high road ; he expressed ins surprise that she did not know the short cut across the common. which would sere her at least a mile and a lia!f walking; Ire was cuing that way. as he worked at the pow& r mills, Harlisigion Commet. She told Lim a:ie emir much obliged to him for his information, aid would accept of his c impany ; her son wsr present at this conversation. She and the Ptironer Ira tie Three Croo hi at fen- o'clock ; they had eery little- coil versasion. When they came to a remote pars iif the Common he se d, he wort:4 he d—d but lie would have it then." She did nor marlet.tarril wkat he meant : sae quickened her pace. no which the prisoner caught her by the cloak. and tine* her dorm, a id after she hail atrugghil for au hour, tie perpetuated the crime laid its the i .dictmesit. As moo as she en& I extricate herarif site run u g, auei wandered about the common for n-ar two hours, until at 1..-t she met a gentleman ; she Was to tears; he asked her •• whir *All the flint fcri ' sae told 'turn she hail I r-t her say ; she rear :.shamed to RII inns what hid happened ; fie kindly unilevionk to con duct her to the road, and assured her thi-ie was urr way across the commou to Hayes. They were half an hour before they reached the road, sod the n sh e was three miler from home. Whigs .11.• cot home lit r husband evened thedoor ; she wrs no. then in t e ars, but it could be ea‘ily perceived she irail beta cry ing. It was eight o'clock; the string of her gown and cloak were broken. and her a rm , audit u p the front. She did not tell her husband what had happened, fur he was in the habit of chiding her for being so attemerve to her children whir is she lied by a former husband. When she entered the house, he ma lie was ashamed (or her to take so long u journey; that her son woe better ali:e to walk tbaa she was. She wan at a loss how to act ; she could not WNW the idea of going to her husband's bed aftettwhat had happened: she sat up until he was fast asleep, and thin went to tied as quietly as possible, that she might net dirtoits Ma. ; and acted in the same way for five tuella. On the sixth her husbirrid demanded an exi.l%,, omit of her conduct in not going to bed ausisaual, anal the was obliged to tell hint the • truth. He sent oo the following day. and, front herelescription of the Pr sorer, had him -apprehended. list husband was the _that imago inelasuaehiugesitioned Ina circum stance. The Pr , inn.r pot several questions to her in the moat acrop4e•exastiuditiva, but they may teudcd to cnaunute hoo,elf. William Browne. the httahartri nrth• Proarentrix, .I.orated the lattrr pert of her tr.: no y. The Prisoner male no def.nce, 1-itt said. if he had done the Prostacutrix any iiii.ciatf i.e was r,ady to ray her for it. Air. COMMON SCRJRAIT su.nmed op the eri de9re. an.l th. Jury. without hesitation found him All. Common SeRJEII I If dirwed that the Pro. sicntria should hire tier evuer,ii s a. fully as c0..11.1 be al!orned. He then calie.i nu her hissietud, told h In he and his wife had lunch inpusd by the Pflsotier, but that nut the Iran evize.tw was at tached to has wife. She had contlu-ted Iterself ns • two+ , virtuous woman, and hid, by liir subisrptent conduct towards Imo (the litiiikcid), ivn that -he was possessed of twist delicate tilviis of virtue, Ly avoiding his Ind after a forced pollution.— Ile, therefore, frosted that the husliand would not mike any alteration in his conduct too ardi her, as she deserved his gre.te►t itinduesi and itteotion. %Volitive, Ilrowne :Ist , ,,ared t h at he would lie wipe kind is bet far tl:e filture than he had ewer 4tta. 8'11371E:11' iJi•hnel Jrark fiat w. 3 cwi. dly Indirlprl roe st.s: itt the .: `• *li tg-I•ni..ie of .1.111,1 Flatlet, a iml.locsn tit 7" • 4, er, oc t!:e li'a of 11 , 10:.er, veal articles wit •trel; et.n-nt mil.' fully sup.„ , o:ttd he evalein c, N. NI t:te Jury f•itt. 41 hone guilty of ot:le, to t!.- vslue nt J.l, h:ch dues ;lady the capital part uf the r. !, five of *bran Yurster.:ati Sd priplriers wfre Li ! t.il. 4 , 144! .- I'dy 444 i -s• rr '% • • I. Luke Calsrrer,ll. (.r sterling g :.! v•lut •.1 it r t.r.v.rt% t 4 Yc t.. 0 (o.liato J \Loci, z.• ealtutt ,rott fin, the thre, 6.u,:.4 VV.. it .:‘tet.t g.O &Mir. t. AO J.•• f . . . j e t.. :.u, for a :rorglary In tLe dwell•ng of Thu Nee he-n.suct •:eattag a veLs of , va lue .$1 Lis Tr.l C .1 ,:c'•d or felony. O•Or. f • steal.n: vs Riad 6 viny ',kers, the . . onf .1, • ! .Lgt I%* J ol (. arkl. Ler, for ott.olitut $ piece of prated cotton, it.: prop..it of Tl,gair Y,:., f•r ate& ; .cren it. Lauf: th e M.'.r..ft of Hro.'. ck f Iwrlltc2..tri I shirt, ¢ p4ir sitset iptettets, pratretty St Itxhitd .1-!••• Mow", for sorahog a L.-it-piece. roar silocr *peons, and I; . r Art,ftes iLe J •Ito 1.1.1 • z io, t ot cdc:.:,,e a TIP. I • f ...V, I Ylri, 4r , g , iitt - h. Ito;iit j,t)ee, t 6 poop..:ly of Tbotats and t% 'Hiatus i -- i i o Qio 1 4, f. r in.-also; t lu-oot nor. o4Loso. inui • climb . g r t - It rat, I, irroro,i, . i Lone. L bar ./.4ir . : ..t. M., .ri :).•%.,, f. •I. •'” 4 . [ lw oc.aLt of cnispEr. * o h m ii• the r -1,4,4 • .4 %Irons .i.4.-fll M.,, 1,.u7 se4 FT,-:bell. Pe.:., f • ate gibt 12 pale a ~,i , „,r , 44 1 4 , 4s. sec dry proton" of Rqbelli 114.1111 . 1•11111 I) e Ras t • ..i. -- :el of a - ,s4e 1. c atm.'', and reo 1 ... . f 1 t.t4. T" VIE EDITOR or TIII: L 17177711 PI:E.V. gttt—lVith refeseure lit n I , ratzr•rlo lIP* ii n Solid/iv pAtif • rNiet .1 . h.,. nOoino•r, I ttel NMr dely io•tatt., til4t 1 n 1.411 Refuel lint Author an 0 1 , P.TIN.'ilY tell' le el l° l l .lll l Prworli 00000 , by so wentettilicappeat to rirr LAWS of my 10:11141,. 11..! ',Will 11111 W, 1 .k9H, poilmpa, hr trarrArte kr ii.ll *tie. . that the peoniti iN n.. line in pistil of f,t , *4 i• obeattwty thse....iortti •n tririt : and nWltoit4ll it • LTo mit hr qt.". fotretl to itlytT oproitt • I•• a•surt, Tit istmt t h.i u4" r u4" trial tint t, SlP** ~, .116 r444sii to me, the won& " lett t. to* to etTelijapy4":•- • 'IOW. WtTretl. " are •yn0....m mit No.l timi, * Comot.-o.on en't eu alit •.ir sertlert..l uur..vY Ity Tombin !tem of tetot.r.titil ei t . alt•itt.e.• I .""rt , otti • lora I Ily.ll6lWW‘r iteeettfter..... y. lit •141, iiro sitiliengs the : 1 ; or, to 1.65. r W 4.811-, I osnoot iNer I fail to j..y a wit ft!illt 1110 N jaisada, at% I ty t runt rit‘ t•i:ce Imo liteta satietticti, • hitter articles were iiii ; ,l7o A rd In he the prdperty of , Mir. Kant',, th e holt:ltd.:erred of the E , rl of Ay!tsliury; irt,d ! the winnais oh-. paggar.l them nag the Pi Ml:ter Cup tvi's wife hat 11, Knapp tleclused ste.nuts: to the pr.- i L ' l ' 1117 C :1 -; 1 ' : • 1 " 111 Pgit4lAt• iwety; she, hanever, Image to the gokl ring set with Iran:.., .4R.1; Y. I • •as tieing the property ~f Cie (*Amalie,. tit A slt•tinry. which e, pawned by the Prat iiter, Carrater, hod ten • Much an d de ' et ed has b e e" ciees le ebeTsetOr ellsSO I-annuity cone.u t thetion:lies in the Ousel' it sa% OVl:y.e.eti (a he grurils In.tneeu thirty clad toll) pistil ! afr.ir dr Luz ito few, U any, ilwahrewswe ewlertidara Tise Prisoner, Carpenter, was jnarnernat t to Mr Lplae, : u " lille "` c '" enl of lilt° SP ( ' '''""" . 111 ' lhe " r ,„!, •at ,,, aaker ja ti„ad.auert, and Allies, of the ..pint of theft trumps—bat the cry of di we 014 X khunl twenty years of iize ; rind the Pt,iidir s, Nuyea ; "' 11 " -^ ' l " .4 '" lel lbe r"" 611 " I their "r it ' a " ws " . . " lee Cie pee, Igorbc ;afflict-cif well, and . rely relialiCe may lit placed tirsins are only betv•-ra >, c ra t ers , an d m e ht nat year. o f laze, cod ere • l i t irt abets to Mr. Lynne; they were all at i thee° " work at the himre when they rraid.,it. / Many of oar Offirera stepped forward at ,thc sheeten no. All the Yre'.l.. re ton:lies are e‘t.cii,l% nem-et:Mir. and tie': at v`elusletellna sirlordni lark.ilad the LW vitrified , our warmest inttiectations 1r : earth shy h ov e t h at same the Prisoners mast excl.-Mot clor , s•ters tat this deice• mark of spin Ammon will be lantiewere ultra three iner t tintelis than.—'!'hey ntienll committed (Cr t r i a l. maatimmuvon vraLLT. I,ollle of 1/11.1131 We believe his,• air nAy ea gm liK:RI; IA I: I% I inut,../ In I step of "APt ali-ire tint oho+ lies originally there was ehnithrl nail: being et - Meer led with two 1 held Sw the_tiritteit .tribe; but we had/unravel fLcre arc vibes in • inunii „ y, Ike house of tie Starry , prime a ,..y other., sidniterne, whet ono et:i ye with tireVartsiormase dray; drati,r, Wont...le-street. The Pro...e.t.a hi. bard li.s hi" ""/ hail lef6 as advantage—"e Isausie"kleht shop lintiten uprr aa4 t-,!•!sed of pr.uperty to a cunghle•ghle .Ikh who “"" 1 "" ed "' Hal " of de. ointment, twice ditto a tselre d imith. Atnint Imo . te rhe e e ''" whirls w ' l ""elleffskbell "Or of this esess'orsleke ' action of Taleverw, and from their knowledge o f the Saturday warning, the waif:Harm .1 the beat of Mr. Stye:-,'s how.e, heard • era it and sae three mess ron ;may ; hue pot- ; r''"NtrYt sa 1 .." 4 . 1 " lefiewez , es were detained and inese7yeadbd card them and took the Pasisitcr conecii i il in a luewt. Oo io ttte Pore''• get l-e; saauunat.oa, the watchman lotto! that .tr. &henry's gha t .. 1 neY have "use "'Se ebsee of lb' worewille , eselliews wand ma hid heed tamest, be a ,.. a „ A ., whirls has rtarh.rril the r.... ogees. A rm y w oe ll is to modem • which bad been i n the lack a t i ne I the coadi.el theism, Stahl with their Bridals ABM*. Afrwe claret door. Tim l'ill6l.lC, was nramoileil. * I sail brf.re, we r.sa ulrolly her list &mac coosidiwasims wOlt / he sheen for the se, r.re ur iltr,.c SubAtertei (few Up number:, MIAJDLESitX 3 531U.1 V, Nov. S. ! ; who hare aided the general Melee by mgreagiegi attent i on to the 4 ' alll ' oelt of their bt.iiiool. ILA by the te4inplell they brie B ra lk w ,is e w a s t r A e t e d f o r pe .j urri, h e siw•sra to the troops (key are I...is:Lig will., having sworn dip affidavit in the "I rya brav e ry I bra js are e : li w is the aware eSkid. of the difficulds that may kr .tarted Ilona or which were fah., for the porpases of lush. w i t h ram .' curio g a rule of the C•turt of King ' . Bent It, to at bowie ; but we are, weeertlidess, assured resew rile •kjert *hew co il , te why cs.rt, t in rup e e, in-,,tonied itt th e I i gaining that step or mak is spar service, s Weighs, N, de affidavit should be girt..l up to him; cull *Melt mrsediy laufd im thi. A:lied Army we :Ilecellne hoyr, role we. granted, in rotisettliei.ce of said 4111de/ills ,k i tin tir m il g edial t.si me e tei Ll eta th a ti r 4 1' 6% 1 b t ih rto es .4 The piper, so gangue to be obtained were the Ira.e I which (though unusual m car service souk: Ilse sank of Cap! and releas! of a certisia mrstuage iu the city of tate) is this Swaim, sear be allowed, we trust the weerfh r y . 1 cod exalted Character at the bead of se.litary :straws is ass The 1.1.-fentlerit, it app.-strut, had d-posed, that, t rossury, sad who as ens, forwent is rewardnig merit, sell in the Tear I.:1 4 , It. had, lit the instance of • per- & meg a v :.;: j o r gi ce canle n ; 234 meet (be Irid ' es ‘` f UM." 1'1414 gat a-.n of the 11,11ir stf Kay, give!, th- petsetssion of the deeds its tri,.•.ittlit to Mr. i'e.:.lser, so Attorney I which tart was now sGogi.t to Ise .ii.prors,d_ • 6, 1811.1:•••411.1, 1.11" h PULCIJP6. CITY MINASS. .-..,.;... to Ise tit•pv .... SCSPENSIOX OF THE JANID MAYORS DAY. Nie. li Ware took an ohjecticn tu the indictment. . At an especial mei.ii •g of the Court' at Antra lie contended. that thz deeds rip-rinuired in the men ye , nentiv. it n 3, an . n n imusle r,.,nite..l sal ,4,... affidavit were out defined esith siffiei:fut UleSlf•fiS IA . A... ueren. t hat , sue efisseeopt.-oct of ..Nett sleuth of leer in the inilictinti•t ; nor did he thie.k that enough Roy.' High.ieas the l e uaimmi , Ani .... t „ , nct pn b* of the affidavit had neve sotrotitteed. eratertainsuept he given at cinildiosil, an I the' ties The Coui.t over-ruled th e oliiraion. Mr. Prather, tie Attor n ey. d e p ose d, th at h e core! !eatery Compassies should not go in possesive l riots to Weetniinst-r at. hefore • nod public stern e hart neve: r. ceiv. ,1 any de e d s f rom B ri e healer ; hr was ordered to be 'cern' to thi: Complutes icct.rile. ni ,t 4 i s c nave had papers belongin g to him, but fla-y ingly ; and also to 'he Artillery t..:uisiyea, u.t se were not deeds ; he dirt' not know- that any ut she • march or Gee their galas •tia Riot *meat too. • P 4 P"itt l'" seal. " 4 "d to t h ema ; .he enn i' l l not e l ' Yesterday the Lied Moyne befd a Cniirt II Alder icily tell whit ti.ey were, for he fad nen , rrs t i 1 ..... 4 .... meutp0ehe0e .... 4metieel of nt , okittne me * theta aver ; lee had bed malty deeds belonging to Slajes'y's approval of the chorea of the 1o 1 Kay in his custody ; that i s , t h e y were it. a rontis m .rur elec, he oat besina, be a ~..eseimed is t 4 in the house in which he Wernher) carried un ba‘i- Lour! Chancellor for that Z... ' new, anti of is ;nch room Kay a l wa y s k e pt th e kier. The Recorder of London is, eirted.to the Cow*. His ( lieints-r'e) statue was on • firms plate, ;at the j that he bad waited upon the Lord Chaise lion fie duo-, altisough the house did not belong to km. that pnrpor-, who told him Hi Majesty's aline-s at Nlr. John Kay. of Chalope.atreet, liltetfriara- I present pieteuted him lions giving soy conavaori r''"ls" are tin" he never """mrndrd 13 "" 16 "" or appro...., secondin g to the nasal esietoaa.— Ilse to ~vr any title-deeds to Proolser; Pember never Committee for ISO.eral Purposesislao attended the lin I the ensturly of any papers of his; they were Court, to knosew they'were to proceed a teh the ll rked tip its a pen ate • room in the house where preparntions for the approaching festival; when or ember he-I his office, mid sf which witness always dots were given fur all proeseedings to cease. kept Ilse key ;in consecpience of a l e tte r w hi c h t h e The Hustings ha the Hall ere. however. to-ON 4 lietesulaut mud received frosts • person in Leicester- ti i n e nue tne sense atnte teU Saturday. as be say be dore, a!icett the honar ins I;ristol, the slims* had sworn in at Guildhall lied Westminster privately. skean t hit tillcaleed• which r-Lied to thatones-u ice, in conformity with an Act of Parliament. when Les a”el ouch were meutioced in the affidavit of the I : n , t l ecttens can be made to the Lord Slayer Elect: Defeodant, bs.t this is a case f. se which there is ao presid en t. It appearing. that, in point of fact, the deed., The Guildhall Dinner and Ball are defrayed by were in the house where Pemh er car ri e d on hue - the Lord Mayor and the two Sheriffs ; one-half bp nos,; that his name ass on t!se door of that house. hi, Lord.hip, and die ether by the Blatrige.—Tiky in ion+ mariner that any person might hare imp generally cost teem!. *off upwards.. posedit belonged to him; that Braithwaite had vb. - ---...-.--.-. 1 soliitely seen the aleed• in a room in that home. and SIIIPWKitcKS. mr t l i t very naturally have concinded that they were Owing to the contisued gales of wind from the; in the Lustorly of Printer, ; aid considerable prevail- North-East. ecseral ships s are on sh , o . re . opos . Vote ii , 4li.ni 11..viiis, app-seed en the course of the tri g. month coast, voz.--r-rtace H enry, u ekt.titei D ow.,. tirnre; noel -r then circirincances, the Jury, o f . course, ari t ui.ited the l)-fendnid. mg, in bodes'. ou Ilasborough heath, crew re, s posed to have all Jr-fished, as only one men w ait There was no other tr'..o , du r ing the whole day. that p a sse-.eel the sh g:;test i n terest ; they consisted seen in the riaaring—A brig in ballast, on Ninsisley e beach, crew all lust—A sloop with c o al s , o n Th er e ittar,l ) uf itctl3:lB Lt. assault, of the most insignin• • .n 4 . eacti ~ crew all a . oh with cowls, haul htived..--U n i want uattire. ml • --- -- -.--..-- Capt. lloSertion, to the south of the pier, crew L ,te on Fri 1.. t et-,1,1 4 , a . twi gentlemen were saved; ship gone to lieces, coals losn—Tise 7 helmet. cm . ~, ! . .! - .OU!t r . ...hi it to a post-chaise. they were William 'Wood, ashore on Yarmouth belch. crew • t up 1 i,v IN'S.' i1I.: h vv.:. no -n. a Ito robbed them sas 41; the cargo. consisting of hemp end iron. it is of th e n ~ y elie,.., ant 4lniut 601. ill cad) and notes. vaiii•cied sit! be all sued.-. 4 great deal of wreck "Isle Sr. :r: et etnnz. s• the Exeter met-I coach was I and floats of fi...ir.g oats were seen on Sunday in rev e..!oig up S•..lasues'a-street, one of the hind I Vs mirth Roads, and v(!reval ships hare cut their wheels fit.* 04F. n41:14 to the lench pin giving way. t anchures, and run for that harbour and Harwich. The e lathaiau sustanly stopped the lior-es, who o I A f,rei,,en vessel from Hull to Tonaingen in bat. t!,e • 's -e: WAS p•.t eti. gel a new li•ch pin pat in, last, foundered at• sea; the crew. consisttog of the sicl tor c.s..ic.) proce..!.-.1 on. T•i- , e were tso in- Captains and seven men. saved themselves in the ~ hitch recess ,dno I loog-boat, and laude! safe. A fishing vessel, bot tom upwards. belonging to Cromer, was towed on shore he the shore hosts ; crew sued nets all 10,.. : tier tnri:7yr and one of the roes leave been %seabed u r o.lt•i 1 Ann— ht. r!) terehred I --'• On I•:.:utsd.ry the fr !AO" Vt. 5 lel". tit is \icr.7r K, • Law eof I nn .t ii . re . bait for m:reo !art ors! art A Lrig was observed to foamier off Lowestoft on h ti-t :," ii op. e.onityji , ji or 1, shot. and Ssturd.y, sod all the craw lost. A black slid The neat ti-iy nu luloest wag a white L.roy. from the quantity of lisi•iargenrts t:to Jo,' foaled I hrt Ire eyrie pot grown:Leaned through the rood*, basing broke e tth try two ~,::•e•., sod a Luck shot being ; from their moonogs. tirtJ iolo the side nr breast. fro.. a g3.ri or I Iketwetta 40 sand 60 bight ships cat mid rna fa' pi•ti-1. by **me permit) to them unknown. t..)! , e of liiirwicks. The halting merchants of Yarmouth the bd.. split his nipple. r e m tt-e protnre in ! west have sutTerei -ery severely. from the quantity hurl, he was found, it appeared he trartoritlF fell l' o f net s wh ic h hare been Wen to pass: the boot, net the anu.;:•:.l he received the *hi. lie had I having come ta, the hors cannot be iticertairred. At...rmA grt.4 LA *,ruts wad pract.ie is • phy- - - - •u iso—i t vo Gu. , r no . hieing iii Iretend, but so I Lord Thetas. who has the most nniscroas stud relation to Et n-. 3 • that :a known of. A few days ed greyleiaods of any man in Erlglaud, it is said, after, a lir. PcXl slit% ED/IVIIIDS was hakes unto will to all probability attend the nr-vt 111.Iton tu'ilc-Otte of h 4 "iiit committed the thotchlit :Ant on I CourstoK Meetit-g. a, he hav serer men ally of the his examarrattr..l hi.f.-ne three Justices of -the Peeve i 'Northern Coarser. and is desirous of -eett.g a he foe the coon-y, th, re '. no evidence that wtrattl r tber the Wald liars are as good se they h..c beta au-hcr et. r .to. awl he *III !•1; /. ..7 . - f?eu,ltd. hl I In Ii PtitlCF. 71.1r..TR ELT. EMIT. OF AYLESCLIKY'A ROI3IIEILY. IFtliapn Tries Ciwpw. nmt tleiry ',pee..., were Intent,. Itnttvzitt t the ilivtre ntfifte re-c. Ittirgni - with rtyhtnn t : the boos: of the Esti ~t A);(B,%atiy, Snutour it; tce ALly fur. _ kehe.t 'pas: 11:1.q1 nan to Mr. Dro,,kq, patru!voker, of that 1911 Mc loth of J ; rtirAt.l in 1111'117 a Ca:.! tiro 111t11 11:::$'11 Sri i• It, of Cle VHlllllll' !.;% 11. of JuLa ‘VA:icaugs. {{Tram govm , 01.,:•:rrt.i to Mr. -r, of Soulo sitct 1. 11LIA.11.1!( ti; .t :cl', c.,t i . p4.g!ze, ua ttlE tyth .t.iptst ta.t, a 1534. 2,:v4, 1•13;t4r. . . , .. tuezt, from, 4 WOlgail , btl 14:1:d hClr'itlf !t: Mere (7411/1 . 1.: , r .1•o • e= 11 , 1;11, apprentice to 31r. 3!orti:r,. o f High F.:rt. t, 3: o l .•;,•1) I.V, 114 V n'oolthr, said, tat WS II"' J 4 4.itt d 0 • t NO tau silvar spoons acre pledged to the IMllle of i.uu Ciri - , lte r. ~,