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. , ; rn it Guitilltitilt, , i4ondon. „Atternies Mets 3. . West., Old Blain " rie, liisli s uifogat,e-4treet., merchant, February •-• at tit. , yeu, and March :13, - "fit, ten, ak:4.itiiid har, ',futon. AttorAev, Mr. Amory, Breafl-ntrt4,l. John l' i nte- rf l i ani-4urt_r t , jl, F t ,- bruary and Niarett' at eleven, claildhall i ;An ent). Attorney, NI r..Stevent on , Percy-streelt, Stephen PoV;e11, Staumore, innkeeper; Fe!)rnary 13, ?G,'and Trtitrch 21,.at elect 11, at Guildhall, hondo:i. Att.Jrney, „ Steventon, Percy-street. Mart*tn WO:thaw, li,iviihenton, Yorkshire, clotlf-marful 4 , lrer, F,+eltary lei, 17, anl February 93, at tii . cite Attornies, Meesrs. Atkinson and and, • lieeib. po o r ) , fltolson, late of Cannon Cortte-house, Charing-cro,s, tavern-keeper, wine-fflerchant, February 13,19, and Much at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Noy; - Mineinplane. Abo wintehuuse, Abraham Whitehonne, and William Whitt. house, WestbminVich, Staffordshire, nail-ironmongeri, February 19, at three, 20, and ' March 23, at twelve, at the White fiart,,Digheth, Birmingham, Attar:lies, Mr. Sim cox, Birmingham, or etirs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday street, Cheap M ide. Samuelltoberts, Yeadon„Yorkshire, clrithier, February lA, at rive, 19, and March . 23, at eleven, at the New Inn, Brad _ _ fa.d. Atiornies, I.llessrs. James Lambert, and Sons; Bed fard-row, or Mr. Richard' Lambert, Bradford. ' Charles Gill, Partmonth-street, ‘Vestminater, leather-seller ' , - February 18,10, and March 23, at t.,velve, Cruildbrall, Low. don. Attorney, Mr. Venner, Bermondsey, or Baptist Chambers, Chancery-lane. 'Henry Pater, Bristol, merchant, February 19, 10, and March 23, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, IJris,tnl, Attor nies, Islet/firs Vizard and klutchiraton, Lima:la's-41a, or Messrs. Leman, Bristol. Thomas Titus . Bor, rinselejlath, tailor, February 22, C 23 at,•l March , 23, at twelve, at the Old Pawn, Inn, Stow Eikston, Somerset:shire, Attornies, Messrs. Plea/chile, Alex.antler, Ilolme, New-Inn, London, or Mr. Charles E;ered, Stiepton Mallet, Somerset. • Nathaniel Symes, Wation-ender-Edge, Oloty:e4eribire, grocer, Feb/au/1y 23, at four, 24, at ten, at the Awan Inn, IVotton.under-Edge, and March 23, at eleven, at the 'Old Zell, Parsley. Attornies, Mtssrv, Tarrant, Clant Ittehardl, Chancery-lane, or Mr. William Bury ton•under-Edge. John Maelcaness, ,lAnekden : , Huntingdonghirc, baker, Fe-. bruaty 22, at six,'23, bind March- . 23, at ten, at the lorse- Atm Inn , Godmaneliester. Attornies, Mr. Needham, GM man/Amster, or Messrs. Eon and Wat erinan, Gray's-Inn equate. •Ldward Pitt, Manchester, wool-stapler, Felailary 2,9, stud March 23, at eleven, at the Manclioacr rms Inn, Man chester. Attornies; Mr. Oicas', Manchester, or Messrs. Longdill and Butterfield, Gray's-Inn., Joshua Itieatar,l Will . iinson,late of Russel -street, Llermort say, mid Water-lane, London, eimper, February 13, 23; and March 03, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney Mr. tape, Modifold-court, Penchi/reit-street. Willinrrr Moore i late- of 'Great. Garden-street, Whiteehapel, coach-wheelwright, February 16, 22, and March 23, at ele ven, ut, Lorlon . . Attorney, Mr. 1.1. Turner, Percy-street. •••! • . • • • • Ciciarge Burch; of the Swaiv Tavern, near Ilattersca-hridge, ,Fehruary Iti, 23, and March '23, at ten, at Gnillhall, Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Vine•-street. • Finden, itent-road, Camberwell, carpenter, Fe . brnary 1843, and March •.!;/. at. ten, at Guildhall,-London. Attorney, Nr. Watson, Ctill'ord'h-Inn. • Edmund Thomas Waters, 'Old !info ft-Sea-House, London, merchant, February 13, 23, am; Mar'ch -23, at ten, at. Guild.' hall,'London, Attoraies, Messrs. Forbes, Pocock, and : Forhes, Ely,place., Claude Rene Irrederilds Villiers, Toith,:ivy, Urniceiterthire, sar i :von and apothecary, February lii,'l9, ,aud 'March „23, at eleven, at the Hop-pole inn, W0rce54.1. - • Attornies, Mr, Bland, Raw/et-court, Fleet-street," or. Mr. Hyde,. War . colfter, • . . , _ ; Limy Wills, Plymouth, tue.rebant, 'February 16, el, Ind 'March ut eleven, at the Globe '.l . 47ern, Exi,let. At tunies,4‘.less.ri. Collett and Co. Chancery-lune, or Mr.'Zit chary 'rttrner, John fiewitt, 4t. Joltn-street, linen-draper, February Rai Nfai cl.l ait one, at: Guildb4ll, London. Attoinies, ..,I,,,rs.SlAcet eta! 11a4inghall-areet. tintind, Stv:ll, 1.30;-street,,1-1011nen, lace dealer, , 13, at eleven, (.fl, at tell ! awl March Q 3, at elev e n, at Ciaitel .. hall, Lorailaii. 26ttoralcs, Mews. Ttosser and Sot, Itcd _ e. . .44,epla 'Wright, Stowage, Deptf‘td, l'ehrnAy a, 'O, and lkbrelt 2a, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. At.t. , Ti,y, Mr. Dugiehy, Old City Chanikurvs„ lli thoptigate-street. (Dividentls, &c. to-morrow.l AOSTCni, JAN. Thursday arrived in this harbour four a cruize of 84 days, the United States frigates President ; Commodore •Roooaas, and Congress, Captain SMl.'ru., They have been far, to the eastward as long. 22; and in the south, as 1at. , 17.N. They ran down the tradewind to long. ;',O. and passed to the northward within 121 milee, of liermuda. Oct. 11,, gave chase to the Bri 7 tish frigate IVymphe, which escaped in the night. Nov. 1; hit. 33. 22. long 28, 34. at hall-Twit seven, A.M. discovered a ship of war,' and two merchantmen the'foriner proved to be the ill. gate Galatey3 she had two vessels under convoy, one of which (the Argo, sent in). was taken by the .Congreos,' ,On th.e 224, lying to in' a gale; the `President sprung her main -mast badly, just ahoy*: the gun gleck partners. The President' and Con pretS never sas a sail from the Ist to the 30th No vember. Since the last date have been cruising berwuen Bet-uvula anti the Capes of Virginia, and afterwards kept the sea till their provisions Were nearly exhausted. , A: public academy has reeently , becn established for the education of dissenting ministers at Olai gow. It was opened in October 1811, when it eight students, four of -whom had previously been at college ; but the number has now tntih iiwreased. On Saturdaylast, as two persons were amusing themselves by skaiting on Carnruc Loth,. in the itarish at Kirkinlehael, one of theirs. made a dex terous wheel round a number of- speetators, who happened to be collected at one place, when the, iiaression of hit:straits so 'Weakened the big ice, that it suddenly gave way, anti ten per- N7Ml'e pillaged into the water, where it Waa itthOrit 1 1 let:.t heel, Assistance Was immediately 'afforded, and by the ,intvephlity of Jaines itt Corseltill, and James Rockli - 1, in PleaSants, ultOse names it gives us pleastnt' to record, five of the sutrerers were saved. Notwithstanding every extent ion, the rest perished . ; thur bodies not Irvin g fawn{ till they bail heen about two ..bours Onder a interesting particu hys v,•cre ,'W111)41111.1ttell to us . im eye-witness , ; jm aes after several un successful stretupta, su , cce ede,l I I hutting a cold to' a person Who Wit.B fitipport lug himself by keeping hold of 'the ice, By this means, with the assWance of his father and Some otiwr melt, Wbo held:poch otbus hund.i, in 'was so. trttlaite ,rni to extripate, at one from their ticrilom .:!iitnation; four peri-Oiv, v. 'were; , clin i .,c to g to V.AI raker itt` the la:A:agonies.. Tilk courageous younii,-, man, after finding' iiirther exettinnW vitiyeitilig : ,'v,l.!nt. to tbr; 1;!t i ll , w / .1 1 .!rt: 'Ol-pcvrved Inither wevping bitterly, and on: queslii;nrng: hint, wa,i intnivcd, for the first tinge, 4n . Litli(l` In-oily:Ar was ;tenon;; t ho . t , 4‘. wlin*ere" , titill: in the tvatt - t% hQrror . . , tilts It11 4 34111(41 C.O.Siel , 1,0 Cmiceive don dest . .ribe, and op the -minds t h o , e , whq xvitactisca Mill go tiosvit with thou to the 1a ve . • SEF:Jtitt.l . l 4 applied - for < vtz:t. o f AritzEats. Corpta; for bring . ing up the body of John .I(nm., unfitly committed to jail by tortes (if Ess e x, on. n char . lyx of box,Je-stealin.!`..-7-- The Lerp.qed Conmol in his hand' the da: it of the prisoner, who swore that le Wa - s in nocent of the charge alleged against him --;that ht bought the hom hi (pletion :of a data in a public house, with Whom he wap "acquainted, but whose tient he did , not knOW-; and that suebporelnue was ntisde in the presence of ~ everal persons.— The Learned Counsel also held in his band - the ailidavits . of four other persons who witnessed the ptivehase. however, did not akpear, on being taken tip, that the prisotier said any thing about those four men knowing aught of his innocence, Or al leged purchase—and Lord ELLP.toaor,ouon observed, that the *tit could not.be granted, although it would, at the awe time, be very unpleasant to make any ob servations on the circumstances of the cs;•;e, and the reasons for refusing it. Jones turned out to be nothing more than a lath-render, and not in the habit either of keeping or dealing in horses ; and the presence of certain persons when the pur 7 chase was made, was a fact in . oinulgated some time subsequently to the apprehension and corn rit refused. • Tint ICING V. caoss, &C:PROPVIETORS OF GREEN- WICH .COACtigS YRDNI CITARING,.CIIOB3. rive of the delendanti found .guilty of a nui sance, against the public, in_aecopying, during the greater part.' of the day, the whole space at Cliaring-ero*S, in front of and adjoining .to 'the house of Messrs. Drummond*, while waiting for ,passengers,' were this day called on to receive judgment. ' Affidavits were tendered on the part of the de-: fendants, which the 6olieitor-General said it might be necessary to answer on the part of the prosecution. Lord ELLBNI3OROUGH' said, those defendants must understand, that they were not to be al lov.-,ql to occupy parcels of the King's highway; aff lii.itunz, to the inconvenience of the public.— His Lordship had occasion To ktioiv, that the nuisance in question bad been greatly abated for a short time, immediately subsequent to the con viction, though it h a d since greatly .inereased. I'h is could -not be suffered. The Sotacrrou-GENERNI, said, after what hid fallen from his Lordship, he-trusted it would not be necessaty for him to bring up thesu defendants, again during the prestsnt DEAN. AND CHAPTER .OF ST. PA1M.!...; CURT, •DocTons' coMmoN, Tursimy; F. 9. ClIAM111:1t1.:?09V. CITASIIIERLAIN. wua'tt cause of divorce or* separat ion from bed, board, and mutual cohalAtation, promoted on the 'tart of Henry Clatinberlain, Esq. against ChathherlaittAis 'wife, by reason of adultery alleged to have been committed with:a Lieutenant Br image. It appeared, trow the' proceeding in the cause, that the parties had been tuarried about 16 years, and that Mrs. Chamberlain was the nio ther of 'five ebittli of, . Mr. Chatitberlairr had been appointed aitent to the packets at . Lisbon, for which }Atter lie immediately embarked. Soon af 7 , lerwards • Mrs. C liatiit,erl ttu followed him; and they continued to' resiJe together • till 18()7, ,iyhen Mr. Chamberlain sent' his wifr home on an ,e pressed suspicion that sbe had had an illicit con nection With a Mr. Alcock, an "English merchant resident there. After living at various lodgings, o her return to this country, she. became acquaint ed with Lieutenant Bromage, with, w h om, as al leged, she committed the crime of adidtry. "On hoddi ts f n ri . Chamberlain it was contended that the hoshand had! barred , himself of the 'remedy w hi,:,4 l he prayed ; by negligence and - inatten,' tion to his wife, after she quitted Lishom, and that placed her under, the care of hi; other he othi: i° t l 'ri tl e i n d tis l , the instead of abandoning andleav-i log her to the. world, The Learned JUdge (Dr. Pansorrs) 'said he should give his sentencUin this case at the Chap ter House to;thorrow morning. LENT ASFIZES.-11(.11 1 11; CIRCUIT. Vartford,!iire—Thursday, March 4, at'Hertford.• Marph ti, Cht'l: n I.;ent.—Motiday,..March 15, at ivlaidstonc. ..Svas4---Monday; March 2,2 at flursham. •S • arrcy—Mouday, March /9, Kiagstop-upora- Thames. Chief 'Baron AlAcnoNAl'm and - Jus . tice Tiravrai Presiding Judges. . . . • flaring• Street Robbery, -- On Monday night, about half-past eteven o'clock, as a Nrs; Ryan wa* returning Irani 'Whitechapel to her house in ;flossyll-place, Bow-street, by the . Strand,. just as she got nearly Opposite Newcastlelstreet„ she Ip,eird several persons Coining sAfter hor . 10..• look roond .and:saiiv - three meti.at least at the iil itOtilt. she received , ft violent blow ut►.her hand', which ktioCked her down• T4e gang 00.3) began tearing her clothes „off, and rifling her pockets; it. was, however, so very collected, that she kept east bold of the coat-skirt of one of the villains, so that with. all his extr, tiowi he could not extricate himself ; in the mean thee she 'kept lotidly calling ont thieves, Watch, etc.. Two patroles ran: to - her assistance with all speCd. On their approach, two of the •robbeil ran oh np Newcastle -street, ,with a red mantle and other property belonging to Mrs. Ryan. p.trole Becured the villain whom she 110 held by hip Coat,, and conveyed Bien to the watch-house. Ve::tceday tbet man 'inclement an east tit lie said his-miqw iw, Iritliam..Norris .;.• and : Mrs: B. identified a handkerchief found upon him as her .property. T he: prisoner was' committed toNe'il/- , • • New gate for trial., 1 • • Pricia.7 afternoon a fire broke out in the C7tr,i4- tietn PfMee (iiier , ,bantrrian), laden with bales of cr;ttoo, lving otf Mill Stairs, below W:ipping D o ck s , which burnt fnrionsly. , conflagration COMIDOIced j o the hold, ;Odell . Vl4ll occasioned, by a boy on bid dropt)ing a spark fray' a candle among the cotton. the vessel %las fintriediatery. „„„ tt k i i, to sink her, but elfect, by which ii,naeG soon cointrinnicated to the rigging, and nea,rly burnt to the water's edge ,rbe,vessel. was to Bourdentix. LAW ttElOftt COURT, OF PUANCERY, Fcn. 9. EX•I'ARTE THE REV. MR. LEE AND 1 11 1 . S. 14Z. Sir ARTHUR PIGOTT made a m )tion this day on behalf of Mrs. Lee, p'raying the Lord. Chancethir, Upon the grounds of justice and hurinity, to .re , consider the minutes he had made,- as-directions to the Master for preparing a marriage settlement between the parties in this case. Lee com plained of the 'insufficiency of the allowance of four hundred pounds a year directed by his Lord ship for her, instead of six bundred pound; 'al lowed by the Master in his Report, The whole interest of her fortune at present, 'amounted to sixteen hundred pounds a year. Out of which she thought four hundred pounds a year too little. 141 r. Haul' followed on the same side. Sir ,S. Itortil.r.Y opposed•tlio motion, it being made ivithout notice. The Loan CHANCELLOR directed the ease to be again brought forward for fUrther argument on a future day. • COURT OF KING'S BENCH, 11E11.9. SIR FRAN'CIS GURI)ETT V. THE EARL OP MOIRA. Mr, Serjeant Saepuriab said, that in conse quenee t,f the Salieitor General haOng,obtained a rule to show cause why-there should not be it day' appointed for the trial of this cause at the bar, of the Coen, be thought it right to eate to the Court the reaSoini why his client had not. already made the same reetuest, s and thought Ote rea,3oll would appear to thß:ourt a sufficient reteion why their LordshipsahOuld not PpPO44 any day. The cases' of the, same plaintiff egarnst the Speaker and against the Seijeant at Arms of the House of Com mons,whicli involved Hearlythesape'questions were now in the way to b,e fluidly decided'; a writ of error had been brought ht. the Exchequer Chain : - her, where, • it was trite, the judgment had been affirmed ; but since the giving of that judgment, a writ of error •bad been : 10eonght into the House of Lords. It did nor become hint 'to say, how that high Court would decide, hat, if judgment were there affirmed, at .least the principal points in this case would be decided ; and it would there fore be an unnecessary waste of their Lordships' time to have a trial at bar, But if his client were to withdraw the cause, ft would 'be giving up those qUestions ; .but if the Court thought it right to appoint a day, lie', fur his ,client, was ready to proeced. The SoLittrott-GRNEIUL stated, that his client was as unwilling as any-person to waste the time of the Court. 'flint formerly the .Court .before the question had received so solemn a discussion, bad thought it 'of sufficient importance for a trial at bar; but told the cases already mentitmed been decided previous to the appointing of a trial bar for this cause, the Court would probably not have appointed such trial,. That his client was most anxioes to know the fate of this cause while he continued iwthis.cohntry, and. every personknew that his noble el ient, WiliS on the eve, of departing on a very tliatartt employment.- ile4ould consent, either 1 that the rule for a 'trial at bar should lie illboharw erl'; or it LOS Learned Friend would consent that this cause -shquld await the result of the -other causes, reserving to the plaintiff the right to go to aimy f9i• if judgment should be reversed, he would consent to the cause standing over. But if plaintiff would uot consent, he hoped the Court would appoint' an early day ; 'and as their Lord ships would probably, decide as they' had, already decided, the cause would. not a'.l probability last hall an hohr. • Lord ELLENtionottotr asked the, Learned Ser• ,leant, whether he was willing to accept the over tures of the Solicitor Geneial ?: • ittr, Scrjeaut. Suernean stated, that although in the material paints the cases were similar, yet there were some d:ilerences", and it was not for him to say,how the Court right decide as to those differences, but he had no objection if the Canrt, thought fit, that the rule for t trial at bar 'should' he discharged, . • Lord urnottouc it is agreed that this cane shah await the event of the others, a writ of error woupi , till prolfability, he brought, and the delay would be quite as great. • • • • The SoLtuvrox'..GkNeitAt,----li the Speaker, of . the House of -Commons was justified, in granting; his warrant,.-r.if the Serjeant at Arias ryas, justified ii executing such warrant,---surely my client,w ill bejustitied in receiving the hononriihie plaintiff, with,a lctry how, into very elegantapartmeati. Mr..!!lcrjeant 8118PIVERD stated, there was some difference: BoLterron , GgNEVAL—lti point of law, The Court then said, it' the parties did :not agree, they would appoint a day ; and accordingly appointed bthaday i ,the 10th day ot - May Aiwa, being the first Alondayin Easter lettri, • - • ..•" POINT OF pgAcTteg, in the course of they Cause Paper hi the morning, Mr; gi:,taLET moved foritulgment for the Plain.. of ia error in a .Writ of Lrror from the Court of tummon Pklfts: Luvrt.uniatt was afraid he could not sliew. cause, though he conceived this to be u vestion of considerable hoportru Error was here its t' or the want of a Writ of Original. Now in the County Palatine of I4aucaster, they had no. Cursitor to grant a Writ of:Original, though by a strange comradietion, -they-had-a Filacer for the, tiling 4f such Writs, Ile stibmitted that to,repiedy this 61i:olive:nit:nen, rtft application ought to he made to the Mister of the :Rolls,: for anappoint meat tit a Ctirsitox for the Counties Palatine, Att. BLANO bitict, this hoebeen a very iiocient pi Lice in' tltei Court of IColianon Pleas, but the reKortiog to it 'hod id I'S ; token it at their pt ~ r 4; ITS ,"1 !,%* to etideuvozir to some ,dvtch • (let. fend ant, soeii priwuvc jp . t i L an d t h en t „ t,A se 011 oio;i-,,ion that he 4litittiti !Mt alt4i' , l) W4llll 01 • . .7 liti Zineikt \Val , t;ttteri!il f ' ortilc Irlailt» tiff io error. 1.(i:0)nN l'otited wool), 0I No. IN, Strailil ;. and Volilihtte,d wit.I.J.AM • Mtlilitißft- s tß w r s , s omb Moiton4tr, , ,,t; At Zqfbi ()t Vicaa' No, 112, St!alitl. wi:ere .driu‘rdippilent+, (lidera for the hiper, Letail tsar the, gditor ) 6;ci (ptia aii.l). must bz utitiressial , ("7,iv-svt:nar-vittate, VAcctx.‘,TioN.---I'he Sheffield General Ififtur her of persons why have coW-pOx, tinder the aus' since the establishment c in liio2, ambimts to 9,5- .died iu conse juente'of gird Thursd; port; a butcher or drover name OrCothertil, a Pu4lic•-bouse in , the net i ton, relative. to, a, bet agreed to adjourn to the net: 'They set-to in at and after forty mhnites was knOeked down by a side of the head, which g gimist,*and caused the d who never recovered his Si he survived the contest ft proved that the . parti.!s mutual consent, and that and heavy falls occurred was the opinion of a me, death was occasioned by happened. in the cominis: peace, a verdict ot Madsti 'Friday, an inquest was Worcestershire, on view Beale, spinster, aged 17, preveding Wednesday - nig dence that a Man of the m paid his addresses to thisl - time; and that, during tress, he-had been with the lull t l i 2 i t e h: l t e i x lt t . ee . d O in i g t dissolution, .previous . ' Foster, on the Mania} - Pi brought her three penny had persuaded her to tais'e wouhirluiter very little thr'ec or four who I;ad tat; ed it was to prvtre ab'or • miscarried. Verdict 13 1 1 James Foster was comic to the county prison. An occurrence of a sing • few evening •BioCe at a Market.—After the comi some of the family, pr , happened to go into [la abOtit eleven years' old TV. under a table. On quest% had stole into the house the desire of her father at rected her tit a certain hOl the street door and let the that case of her.:,not,bel dOor, her fatherhad:a era breaking implements,at b 4 the door. Thii declare' alarm ; officers were imp the girl was lodged :in stating where her parent proceeded to search the IF they found the father ai There were no house-bre house, and• the whole fabrication. The girl WO gistrates the next day, anl sere reprimand.: She NM from home. Suicide.—Mr. C. a M em O by oßoltaienkgwillselßflr":lCtil 1 Inn, C. 1 change, pu t a per i o d to a' the Ploug.h with a platy sent 'thither for the Pilri landlord for the compatlY eessary orders, he had a c' a glass of brandy, and ref ifien aTailcd'himself of th , to repair to .the chimney himself through ,the beat pistol attracted the !Ana c. quite dealt In To Caroline-place, Metitkribu taia Lochner, oPa Daughter. AI Altl This day, at St. Atolre's, F. Itilqol, to Mils Mary ISril tin, t, On the 76 h nit. tt Ferney'e of the CAtil rapt, to LOW m tenant-Culael Litgan. On the 2.Bth lilt tit .1. Morro ; ing,'Major M‘Leiol, tti , vice, to Mary, eldest dziOgliter Kincraig, Ito As-stilts. the nth inst. at St. P.sti Esti, of Peckham Lodge, Survey. Citptain William Young, IL N. On Alcuiday eVelthig, this Int ilinesg, and in her Stith. year, IV E. rifllrontl-ltree-builrlings: . . Ott the .2nth ult. itt,the bnixike ph., Devon, Gum gillna, the eie, the Jate Jtnwtolpli Marriott., Pim ()ic the Ist init. at AVeybridt twin l'revsst, Oil MO i'4ll hia. • at IlYaifries, Mr. 'Willi:no MtWish, late i)e. Tai:ovs 'was occasion to i•ornt; in hi* fvet; by - which a Ou Wednesd.iy evening - last, and relict of tliet•latt 11r: ti illit dolt4htera of Mr. Willi Int Even Bromley Kent. Onli:nraday moiling, in Y ( Lieutenant of the Stb Veteran l On the fith root. at Pimlico. a. Itlip willow of the late J. lauckit The same day, in Grosvenor -, Edvrarti Hartopp, Rsq, of Oath; • I)n'tite tah inst. in Bernard.sl John Burn, It. N. of Sunthava - ()ti Saturday lat, at Bat.nt Mfr , the Rev. -Thoinai Brent. On Monday ie l unight, in Nc , George Scuriield, it.M• A few ttipi iticr, otCeitllbrai to the Forto; of a putriJfeyer. LatelY; at the Rectory atl4 1.1 days. Mee. F.;itabeth Ccp (13416c:it of that living, )le' . PIUCE OF STOC 'Baplc Stock. Nqvy pe; Cent. pai4ii Irish 5 per Cent; 4 pia. (en.r. 3 vcr Cent. 114.4. 69 se) a per C3ht. Can's. 58it Dna: 1.. Ann. 15 I-160 13413 Stack; 161 f Hir/11 WATRILAT - 1 ,0 N 1M): Morning, 98 utiutcs after to, 1 1 i i last itnnitll lt.er.t-. tail states; Olt tlt" , ve been inocableiti4'' Shire; of that 1161.° of the lienticrlitat:. :: 54 0 ; 7 6t.one of lio It diocrYe. . ~. lay last Ilenjanp, 1 ' r,,.onri a tv it ; zola t,,„ ' .:. tg had so :e high It! , ) ighbotiillco,l ali: about some. t' , ': f'; ficliis to tigiq hit. .. i •-• ilt it UM style ®f3 ",„ , hard fightit‘lA.' ~ ' severe round r„ gnve victory to 10 ‘ ,, ,, 1 death of the 13,101 4liecch or seaset, t ,iti forty-eight Inits,:-- I tti'd gone nut or t ninny knock-40 '. • 1111 Nlical, genticitt)O.fi 14 , 'Si?ii of a hr?„34 t:I4, 7 ; 1 ( :, :d it t, : yil i t 'tj el. rt o r k t i l ' e. . ? t e i,, t , i lo i l : i g i r s., .1 a ‘ itist.lial eol:ll3.e3.lreticilt,il,ise,o4: ‘ tr ' . ‘ .,... ,14 . , ' ' fe : ' ,l ' ,, 1 , C of the burly ,o, .• ,k i , tS . 1)() died by ' ' 1 ..' 'llt. it'appe• ' ''' t the absence qr, , . towing' at iiriting';o; ad continued k(141.0 ) which she stiitt."' ncdctiino' lid/11110. , 411_, „:„0 •-vortil 01 iner e! e:t fourth di!) t . '') .}: hurt, and tliot o e ken it. She 'also t 4 Tom,. the 'IY,ot fanitaughtes.--ou ilittci by tlie Cotts ..; Igular na ture took!: . , 0 t i'public-hiiase le J! ;patty had left t he ' .1, reyions to going 0 hot " i , .! ie parlour, w 1 was discovered coo,, tioniug her, she 5301 e early in the eveitio,, 0 litti mother, Vio l ii '', )u r in the night to en) in. She further eittg able to 0000 otv-ar, rindrind otileri his l b use, ready t,i l i ;inn excited consiit 4nediatciy sent d) the tvatch-hotoeA li t ln s odi c t e ,nc : 0 1 ( o f t c ti d et .i . cl es is l ,l eltirt,:ito! : caking implenteatt II , Stull tarnedfsit t ' '',' It s token before dili, . i : iii dischased, Ot', , a d frequent , Steit t" n b er of the ~, ii ON,i, teoce on 510 - ; a pistol, At tile 1 , had intenri,;:i to. of friends, aull Pi; l rpose Of preporo. y. After giiiir,;,‘; f, t cup of coffee, ,o11).1: ' I !an the newsptirr e ' be l( ' 4 absenc e of rb ' ' 1 . r corne, , Olere °l4 li irk' Tile 1113, ilOrd to the q"' 1 • ...1 . A urgii-itquare,•tbe v i ~ or RI Kt'. 0 0 Hong:pro; Mr, ikv,r4r• lif Nortbleigh, 01T.,0, ,„ Cusde, A• Cailill, Y.;•4 : ' " Mtn, ebb: ~... 41,tebw' .t 4 K oA's, Esq. Metvilltqi°,rlVl = - y ',ll i- -10(Iis 0 pipe .i . 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