The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-16 00:00:00

?IIIClii: () .PLOUIt,. Tire tort) lilivott having isSned stnieral hundred sunnaronsk , s.., 1 7 or tiakeN, &e, to attend at the Niansion notts•e yesterday, his Lordship rook the t'lvir at an early hotir. fle stated, that rinitinkt the retarns to the Mansion !louse of Flour, h a d of late been attended with great irregularities, and that more than 300 in number of the returns were this week made wholly at 90s per sack, whil st man) Of their neighbours, most respertaldebakersi. had made, their respective returns . at 80s, and 85s. per sack. 1-1 s Lordship, tvhose tht yit was to set the assije of bread, from the average price of flour, felt himself constiquently called upon to stimmon the parties before hint, in order to give them an opportunity to 'correct such returns, or to enter into such explanation as they themselves must know 'was conformable to the Act of P ar li amen t. lis Lordsh;p observed, that the liberal way 'of es thnating the average value of flour was to take k at 15s. p6r sack below what was the average of wheat ; and as wheat at present was not only ge nerally very good, but avernued at 89s per sack, shottld certainly teel it his province to institute weekly every legal inquiry until the price of flour had got down to its proper level Several were fined -10 s. each, with a suitable ad monition, and told by his Lordship that the way to avoid the. like for the future would he WadherC strictly to the oath they were obligated by an .ex— preAs Act of Parliament to subscribe to, On enter ing into this particular line of business. TO TUE EDITOR OIL' TUE SUN. Mn. Enurna,—Sinee yOu now and then indidge` the pillqic wilh an hour pro bon° publieo, perhaps you may think tuy proposal worthy your insertion. "have observed that suicide has lately increased so much, that I fear the month Of November may prove very troultiesome,to the CorOtter, unless some tmtde is . hit upon to alarm that melancholy cias§ or beings who have such intentions in view. Now , Sir, as the study of anatomy is so much the rage, that the resurree•ors have raised the price of oreasses to an enormous degree, alleg ieg they canmit get their bread for less, at the present high Price of provisions, I think . it would terrify a great many evil disposed persons to live out the natural period of their existence, if a law was'` passed to forfeit the body .of every one, rich Or poor,. Who was found guilty of rotting short the thread' of his life. It certainly an act of insanity to die without the aid of at physician ; but, .:saue insane, whoever made away ,with himself should he forfeited to the lecturewongers fot•the,use of thoir shambles.' It may he ohieeted that this would only tend to envfaption by another method, becan'e it is .tven hnimn til;it Governor nail hod a Christian bnris.l. his family having pow a celebrated sae. geoa 501 for the body ; hnt we will not believe any mu- in lattice %v guilty of it vc•iwtitioo of such bribery ther , fore, I hope, Editnr, dint some noble Lord will take the matter into his seritats consideration, and move next Session for leave in a bill to such effect. Your pages are too well occupied to say more thnu is necesinry on such Esuhr.. et ; hut when you have s-ttled the itiquee'V killed and wound ed on the Continent, I should be glad to claim half a:column, 1 am, Sir, your obedient Servant. DEATH'. !MIMI BLE [Ft/RTFIER PARTICULARS,I The Carnorthel Journal gave the following statement, respectinolic horrible parricide, which e Out Iced : • b( It is our painful task this week, to record one , of the most arrocions.and iinnatural murders that ever sta ned the criminal annals of this, or any other country. '!'he following particulars have been stated to us by a friend as arenrate.:— fl irbard Glover, a potter, about seventy years of a;.!e, his wife, nearly of the same age, awl their son, William, age(' 40, lived together in a small cottage, at Rh ydyblne, in Monmouthshire, near the turnpike-road, leading from Merthyr Tydfil to Aber gavenny. On the morning of Friday the 3d instant, the latter, horrible to relate, started from his sleep, and, seizing a tram-cart axletree, killed his aged father, by repeated blows with the sanie an his bead ; being done, he dispatched his mother also, and afterwards repaired to the house of his sister, 'at the distance of about a mile. On his arrival them, he proposed to liquidate a debt he „owed hr r In - 15,1)40, and produced three gui neas : in gold, which creating both surprise and anxiety in the liti , shanti and wife, du y'vf course ritiv,stiotictl hint as to the source Intuit wheneehe had peoenred the Natvw. This shortly produced a full contession of Isis guilt, and au acknowledgment at the same time of his having taken the cash from his mother's pocket. He was immediately secured, and son the neighbours entering the house of his murdered parents, a scene too shockiug to de scribe presented itself to them ; the Old man wer tering in his blood on theiloor, and his wile: nearly exp i r i n g on the bed. Medical assistance was teediatelv called in, but ibits of no avail. The Coroner's .Ittry having sat on the bodies, a verdict of ituriicr was tound against the prisoner, who will lake his trial at the next Assizes for the euuntv ol' , Monnionth, like too many of our mriilern criminal, attributed this sangnimiry and ob.t revolting act to a sudden and irresistible in)* produced by it dream, that the Devil had ap t " ,, rcil to hint, and commanded hint to prpetrate the cli4tillittioo froln apples %vat inierilielo4l the nopartinent of the Ain:wile, Fri knee ; re , Droved by the :\iinister Ott the :ith of Anguit. F r id, ly evening 3 dkpate took &Ace hetwtleii two L a sc,,r,;, nt IVapping, `Ehey immediately pro ceerk,l to 11.1 tack each other:With their khives, ao.l, l it the course ot a few minutes, they weve ( , I.i it 4 1,,perit V y minded, They were tab- 4 m to the I totpital, where they now Ike wititput hopt a recovery. • OLD DM MA'. The SesMons•totiunenced yesterday, tefore - Mr.. 3tusti.ce mid Mr. Jostice DAMPIER. Tile pYiS(111C11 to be tried was rattier large, but principally for petty lareeny.,. J—Whittle, and IV Wood, alias Sponisiv, were in= dieted for stealing three digs, the property of T. Harrison. T. Newrow swore, , that he `,acv the prisoners driving the pi gs on t h e .11ailipstead t oad. lie suspected they wer e stolen, being v e ry dirty auttdisguised with tar. He then gave in formation of his suspicion to an officer of the name of Avery. Avery proved, that he went to a public-house where the prisoners were ; that Wood on seeing him ran away, and hid himself ; that on asking the prisoners what they were do ing with the pigs, they answered they knew no : - thing about them. The Jury found the prisoners , It illicint Goudenough was indicted for feloniously stealing the watchofa person of the name ot Mark land, on the 12th ofJuly. nl swore, that he was at a public-house, on the 12th .t►dy, between the hours of two, and five that he slept for some time and, 30101 he awoke, missed hiS watch. No person was in the room with him hut the pH.— soner, nail prisoner's brot her. He afterwards dis. covered the watch at a pawnbroker's of the name Of Bow howen swore,, that the prisoner hod pawned the Watch to him for 11. los, Il e was positive that the prisoner was the person who pled4ed the watch. The watch was then shewn to Markland, who swore. that it was his. and the • Jury found the prisoner Guilty. Franca Omen was indicted for stealing a silver spoon, two pair of stockings, and a.child's frock, the property of her master 'Air..D'Alniaine.-11. Wilson, an officer, swore, that he had searched the prisoner's box, at' the request of "Mr. &M -inable, and found the spoon iii it. Ile also search ed her lodgings, and 'round •the other things i n them.—The . goods being 'produced, Mr. D'Al• maine swore they ,were his property, and the Jury found the prisoner Guilty, E. Marsh was indicted for stealing a silver watch, the property of John Ilrassington. John Brassington swore, that he was coining- home from a benefit society, between 12 and '1 •o'clock it night : that he was-not in liquor : that he was accosted by the prisoner, who asked him to go with her,wh;ch he refused. lie missed the watch, saw it in the , Prioner's hand, hut he did not see her take it ; she handed it to another girl, and he' never got it again.—The prisoner said she chid not speak to the prosecutor at all ; that he was very drunk, and accused two girls before he accused her ; and that he also hati another t a k en to t h e watch•honSe, win, was dismissed-4he Jury found , the prison—Not Guilty. - S. Baker was indicted for stealing c. quantity of blankets, sheets, gowns, &c. the property of. Mr. I,infield, of the Bell Tavern, with reaom she Inid lived as a servant. NVilson, a . police-oilicer, swore th a t he went to search the prisoners room, at the house of hie...Biount, with whnni she ; that the room was three §tOrieshigl i ; rind that ore hitt iliscoVering the articles, which were hid under the bed, the prisoner attempted to throw bei.self nut oldie window, hut that he prevented her. Th e goodit being. produced, Mr. Linfield swore that they belonged to him, and the Jury found the prisoner Guilty. John Clark was indicted , for stealing a waist coat', two shirts, and two pair 'Of stockings, the property of J. Pilkington. - -J. Pilkiegton swore,. that she was a seller of old clothes , that the pi sorter came to `her shop, and k.t his request she , tied up, in a bundle, the clothes mentioned in the indictment. That the prisoner threw a titian:, tity of snuff into her eyes, and ran away with the bundle ; that be was pursued, and taken with the goods on hint. This statement being. corro• borated by the person who took the prisoner, the Jury found him Guilty.. Jahn Sylvester, aged 21, was brought to the har, charged by a gentleman with hating obtained froth him four bank-notes of tire pounds each, under the terror of a false accusation. Verdict,— Guiltyrr.Death, . MIDDLI EX SESSIONS. The whole of yesterday was consumed in hear, ing matters totally destitute of public interest, except one, which- was that of a person of the name of 7 honias Hambrow, for assaulting a young Woman. The case was fully proved , by witnesses who saw the whole transaction, attended as it was with circumstances the most reprehensible, and the defendant was found guilty. The Court de ferry& passing sentence for the present, and the defendant was committed till the Bench took time to consider of the punishment which they should think expedient to intliet - The Court:adjourtred the Traverse Jury until Friday, on whkh day the trials'of the prisoners commence. . • On Sunday last, as Lord CLIATILVi SOMEUSET two of his sons in a eurricle, 'near Brighton, the borrics accidentally tot* (right in deseencling the hill, near Newtimber, and ran away with the utmost fury. They, ran with such vio lence against the turnpike hously" which divides the tlentield and Newtimber toadS, that they beat in the whole Irma of the hottse, ills Lordship and : one of: the young Gentleineu were thrown over the gate on Use right hand of the house, and the other young Gentleman on the left. They were all bruised, and his Lordship was very much cut upon the face and head, but OP serious injury is apprehended. One of the horses. seas dreadfully mangled, the other..eseuped Ahnost unhurt, by having entered at the door of the hOuse. Kidman, the accomplice with the celebrated Cambridge:Chituneysweeper, who was executed, some tinie•since for robbing 'King's and other leg es of their plate in that University, is returned from Botany Bi l y, to which he was transpotted fu:' lily:, having reeeived the Governor's free par don,. Kt - 411)1y f o e . , some ,meritorinus Act in that his return to Cambridge, a few weeks sitme,•he went into if field near Trumpington, and dt4g ilp h-kom, not less than 3001. which he had si.!cretly deposited two feet deep in the earth, be r I - 6 114 lit wad appl:olClidttl. TIM MLitt: tkik. BALI'S GUINEAS: UNIOI4-11ALL.-=--00 Toesddy this tinestioti Came On for farther hearing s before MI% I‘ll' LMI;;IS ) in the absence of Mr. Powell., the Solicitor tit the Mint, requested a further delay of a week; that en opportunity might be allorded of taking the Opinion of Sir 'Wiillatti Garrott, who is at present absent front town ; he asked for this delay ity the ad ice of me. Knapp. He also'stated that. further inforMation had been ob tainejl ott,the subject. Mr.• , `...L:LE objected - to this May, and called on the Solicitor, if hi had any new information, to lining it forward upon Oath. This, however, Mr. LiEwts declined doing s on the ground that it would not lie prudent to do so now. IVar. ALLEY said, this was a mode of" roceeding perfectly new- told unintelligible to him. Mr. Sale had already been kept out of his property a week, and now a delay of another week was pressed for, onpretenee of new information, which was refused to be communicated, and,on account of the ab sence of the Attorney-Genetal. He protested against' this proceeding altogether, and declared, if the propefty was not immediately returned, be would proceed against those %vim detained it, and those by whose adviee it - was detained. This was no trilling question ;- it was one which had been much diseits,ed, and which hart created much in terest in the mercantile world. Mr. 13InNir, said, the importance of the question was what, in his opinion, rendered it desirable that the opinion of the high Law authorities should be obtained, if it could be done with little delay. Suppose it should be said by any one, that Mr. Sale had been guilty of high treason, would it not he desirable an opportunity should be given of contradicting such an assertion ? Air. ALLEY could see no pretence whltever for the Attorney-Oeneral being called on to give an Opinion respecting Mr, Sale's property. As to the charge (if high treason, he should like to hear Any man dire insinuate that Sale had been guilty of such a crime. High treason was aiding the King's enemies. Mr. Blimp. observed, some persons would say sending. guineas Out of the kingdom was doing so. -Eie, however, had given no advice on the subject ; and probabl! , , if he had advised the, ofli curs to give them up, they would not have at tended to his advice. Goff and Clark were then called in, and Mr. ALLEi asked them if (hey would give Mr. Sales's property up ; the Magistrate intimating, that either in giving up, or retaining it, they would act at their own peril. They both _replied, they would rather w a i t f or t h e Attorney-General's Mr. LI.4:Y then imptirel where the ui nens were ; to this Goth replied, they :were safe. Mr. Sale then, under the. direction of his Calm sel, made a formal demand of his property, which was retused by both the officers. Mr. ALLEY then intimated to them, that they would be immediately proceeded against ; but if they supposed they would be arrested in the com mon way, and an opport un i t y thereby atforded theta of making a tender of 315b1. in Bank -notes, and re , fain the guineas, they were mistaken ; at, different course would be adopted against them. The :Magistrate then stated to Mr. Sale, that he had *pointed Tuesday next for the final hearing of. this question, unless he should in the interval tecover his property by some inure summary mode. - CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. TIArroN-GA E N .—Jaints Chalkley Was brougiit up, charged with rippinq open the belly Of a j'ool belonging to Mr. EdWard Ketupton, of Iligligato, only because time foal strayed into a field belong ing to a Mr. Stringer, of which the iiiiimmi!r had the care. The poor animal, when found, had its entrails trailing on the ground, with its, dam standing over it.---The prisoner Was fully com mitted for trial. George Cooper was brought up on a warrant, charging. him with waking an attempt on his inO ther'.3 life, by stabbing bur ‘vitti'a knife, and also with levelling a Joaded pistol at his sister, swear ing that he would blow her brains out. 'The charge was tally proved ; but, from the prisoner's behaviour whilst at the 'bar, he evinced all the marks of aii insane person. He . was committed to rtie house of COrreetion, and the parties were advised by the Alitgktr;th's to ;Ipply at the Quar ter Sessions, in order to have him 'detained as a lunatic. ; BOW - STREET.—Yesterday Jeremiah James Rend big; in.custotly on suspicion of having been guilty of divers •Ennuis-and felouies, was brought up for re-examination, A number of persons attended, of Whom he had obtained goods on various pre tences ; but all the cases, except three, could only be considered as debt. • In the first of these case!, the prisoner had obtained of Mr. Warren, coal-t+terel Ant , in Cireat Windmill -street, two ehaldron and an half of coals, stating that his name was' King, that he kept a house in 'St. James's,-sgriare, and that he would pAy for the coals in a few days, when he expected remit tances from Ireland,--In the second case, the prisoner, it appeared, had applied to Mr. Beal, a baker in Wigutore-street, to serve him with bread, at a ready-furnisbed house be had taken at No. 70, Wiginure-street. He stated to the baker that he WiN recolOttlended to him by Mrs. Wright, of Portman -street, who is a customer of the baker's,. and that be w as th e nep h ew of a gentleman in Wimpole-street, whom the baker knew. The baker, believing his whole story, sent the pri soner bread to the amount Ot 21. Bs. 4d. which lie has never received.----The tbird 'charge was made against the prisoner by Mr. Coulthard, jun. of Finsbury -terrace who stated, that some time before the twentY-flth of August last, the sinter applied to flint 'for the loa n of same money, saying that he was shortly to be appointed Stew ard to the King, in the room of the Hon. Gem ge Villiers, and that he wanted the 'money to pay the f e es 'of office: Under this pretence, he obtained the loan of 150 i. for which be gave a bond.— Ile was fully committed for trial on the above; o we , charges, and the parties b•mnd twin. to proiecate. ,--Another clowg4 , of hand Was made against al' prisolWr by mr• THrne , , a coachtual;:r in Shore ditch. From-his account it appeared, Ow in 1807, the prisoner applied to a Man named Taylor. whom Mr. Turner hild Carriage 111 M, such carriage, t‘vih Mr. as s t ruck; the prisoner ha d several itlteiviews v T represented himself as Manuorfneli.; to large furtunc and saying that he kept a phaeton, and wanted one of larger dimentiOnt for Mrs. Reading. 'furs' ner putting confidence M. the. prisoner's story! apgritsvo)et(ler had tose it away ur lhith t ee ec 4t i T i i;ge for 841. and the but it is almost needless to add that got none of the money. This case could licit be establis hel on FiebOont of the absence of Tayldr. MAbLtioh &WI-STREET. Benjamiit Davis , a t known character,•tiraS charged with assa ultin g ant rubbing a female at a Bitehour on Monday oiOr It appeared by the testimony of the prosectll that on her passing.. through the street shb attacked by three or lour street-robberS; one °1 •whom took ti - ow off her head a square lace yen: The prosecutrix had a miniature suspend ed wild., neck, and she' pressed her hand upon it, tb Pre: serve it, when the prisoner • bit .herviolently,r as to make her remove the band, and got PO:, sion of it. , An alai ta was given, and a Perr o ' who was passing assisted the patrole in seeiffi n e prisoner, but his accomplices unfortunator escaped. The prisoner was fully committedld trial. . • ' 114 ' 51 ' 0I " II Vrce. Esq. 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Adman:or, Only g-rand ciao:Oster 0 ,111 " ''' i tcr i ° o l g i f .l 4 l , N ul :;: i r il . .: l' 'I S ' : i ' l l ii i .,, it , i r t i l ti t th i ; ti o el u a f 3r :e ' o t e i i iiii s : r1 ; :el i i i ): 1 1 1 ::: : t r r i g c::: , ' ::: 1 d : 4 : ), :::::::(. 1 : 1 : h i l l u ll Y r iti : 4 , e‘ :: , (1 . 4t1 : ::. 0 1 $ ,, At Chepstow, Thome* Flitelsens, labuitrer, who , 3 , t c ,:t;l , : ' I . 8 7): , s 1 ;: e l l e a 'i r t r u t o r ' il rr i i i t ia s.: k t e r . p a t. i : nil a . a r s d t, ,, aft u e r p i t t 'e:v . t ' I ,:y : s t l . i t t i ' l l 11,t1,1:-.1:1. it Vol ° W f . ° l l. lr f 'sli rd ulaged .9.t. -, . ME°:1:11::::al.s;i:"°'"' uf l''' . ed 4l. .A, few days ago, aged 95, staytealier. • Ite" he Lately, at Newtori-in-the-Willows, Lancashire, t ' 10 0 i fir} tin, frislav 3'tittight, at sea, on Isis passage froi s I f lofi., ll Mr. Mark titbit - Held, Master of the ship NiincY , ° ,"i4 v'i l° Shields. Ile was seized with a vosuitiog, sisal tonl ' ) l 4 ,itif that he felt something give way at his heart, wises; los lin , expired. Ile was a robust, healthy young ousts. 1 sclw l'e,terday sesmight, a 4 rd 0, Nir .J)b " I ,T ititil r ''''''''; master, II till.. His death was extrOnely silisaw,, f( : ) ,,%it i ,, lean; his hotae to breakfast, he cow plainest tit I. .: o at , Ovvni: an), instantly expired. This is the third sinh"' in tire family in the short *nate of unto we ri ' s. st 0 1 ; :t i e l I ly a , ii i t tt iti N , l a ie n l ii s i e s k a t u o i , : e - , 0 .. C ii : ,oir t to iwi h sl 4 l, v t e l . d se i :s i l ti ls ‘ n b t e b u f „ t l ifig 3::;,,f . 3 : , tln, farme r ,. of that OW, I .110 Witg Ilia WI deitG, "' 0, ,,,,L , iug a cow. . .. ~.....--''' ....... shies at Mar,tet C . slsAhlitpli;t::,;:i.Savr. I. 43 NeWeaStie 4l Stiodorla.,.l 4Ss. 445. 911. PRICE. OF Ranli N.svy pc:r ('ent. I viva per t'4ilt . 4 i.p.+r Cer.t. abat •J per Coat, lied. stint j per Cent, 47ii 58 41.ut YESTEttt).‘Y. jt. tiff ' India. Itoride,, Ig, ()Id • • Ph Itillq, (. 10 ' 14 6.1 7 a t ; ye. of 'lmpel-141'J per Celit• b, irvto Cons. for, 1.1.....114.11.16,11063.14.011.1111.1111.0.1.1.1.10014.104 11 . 0.1,..- I ,1 rjo 77 .• I i ? )N()N !pe .1. ri:i:A.nr•;'f.lllls, • f n"glin . ' , ; a u wl 1;y Vt. "St)}l.llTS 1 tsc i .. 4, at th e Ni.:, - -Orrier N. t `. l- .; 11 ` : • to.u:Ar2,?,, TUESDAY'S GAZ'ETTEColirita Erb ---...i55ar............... , DIVIDENDS. . i if , Oct. 9. John Ilath, of hrocklittrst, liantiPthire,'63!'t, 1 ~: tet. 7. T. Robinson, or Biruiinghani, drttp;ill.--Ort. P o i , edgwiek„ of Clement's-lane, nierchatit—Oet.• ) . r' ~an Clement's-lane, merchant—Nov. 10. J. StoAing, of "I ' l, !!;loane-street, coal-merchant,—Oct. 26. W. Itowmo iiii;,h, Mofhall, of Chester, bankers—Nor. 6. .1. Cloqnnan, n n, ' d PaianPellt, Moodields, shoemaker—Nov. ti. J. 1,/lii i i lrio. the East India Chambers, merchant—Oct. V.l. J. ,ro• g a, and E. Jones, Ncsyport, Momnouthshire, bankers Mitchell, i,... Mitchell, Oct. 25. S.Manithigllnnl'.Yoskshire, worsixdquanuliecturef Lee, Bradford, Yorkshire, cottott-moaufactitr, 7 Oct. 4.. (1. C.. Bainbridge and W. Cartwright, of Liteti,,„" merchants--Oct. 1.2, I. , 0. 0 , 7 ,..,. e y of p;,10,,,uth, torrellina . t. 14. ii. Alereer •iiiil . l. l, F gr ' o,7 l e :: it , ' -f t. i ''' . ' upl ' n".":"lel 0ct.13 8, %V. Miller, of Ila 1 ‘)" 14'4° 0 ' 14.1 E. CoX) 6. .venbn, GlouceSerittire, bhoPlievP" . • , CRIIATES,'Oei. ,'L . •T.. Mitchell, of Ja H ne- T str F ee L t, Coinniercial-rantl, cl!er.:1,1171:1.1,:: Fr i t* . --: N. Harlin, of Whiteeross-street, tobaceoto,,r,„J, of 7'l l , td, of Broughton, Lincolnshire, nnrseryinati—`..• , o vt- II ood-street s Chel *1 'lk . 'I• llidler, of Bronx ,. .. pso e, si ni.tn— , len-draper—lt Neyler, Bristol, dealer. • P.VRTNEILSIIIPS DISSOLVED . , to 31.11t4u ..tvt ~ It .. M. Thomas and W. C. Langhorne, of La V.,,e ~ ~ merchants—A. Follett and J. Barton, "f Gr " t .I'''''er 'e''' ) ` 3l wine -merchants:—J. Harrison ami G. Eigh too, of 1a , : ac ,",,,i , iPinct—Si Clutmpian and T. f;:liotts; of D'O tt !'` c la tut !like, rope-;makers—J. Adamson and 11.. Field, a ri''' .„ 1 Rl' -,`„trrot> Attoioneers—T. Pow ,on, jun. ;tin! . Mi1 1 '1 .1 ;,, , 11. ti"l2l)rwk, Kent, u pip,i...,l, re) ..—T, Beckwith; ti. Law: ~:04 ~.mmietys, J. „m ai he , . !..;; . N i alt hews, and J. °la . ' i sf, Toxleth Park iltlti i ' ''' 1 trowel's —J. It,.!)1 -'1) 11 ' t, l Piuttoch, of Winetiestr " ;- " i i l l : 6 *- ? . Ta Y i ' "la T. sv*Clc6''St"tt GraY's - Inti, solicitor ;—. - 1.. Cie; ei iy and, re f tllri'l i ''',„lt• Newington, ittirservnien--;•E•L c • R l '' l'i" C. -'''''"...' I f 1-4' • ''''' st.Cet, pews-venders—J. Ja ckil ' n “04 IL : ' : ` "stviiii, 4! ti 11' ''' !treet,'Sonthwark,,cool-tuert•honts—i. 11..... 4 ; . jait,. : Bo l4, May, of Bonner -street, f" , “ 4l) ,.'!.' Y ' c i i : l a ci t i :i.t 6 f t :ctwe rs. , Price, Pilgrint-street, I.Vacl „._ f2L'n.__,,.-...-•-•--' ----- ........--...:..............:..:._.._....... u mois. . . ' 0 ,,, ,:., On the 27th ult. at Ayr, Scotland) M r S. C5P' ,D Regiment, of a daughter. Un the 3tl inst. at the sable ploce, legks, of a sou.' . ~ n ,00:1,4, 0H AIN . . t itil ins.*. MIA: ServOt, o• . — 1(1 WID vi‘ , ,, , 1 ,,,,c, MI 3. C athbot, t•P.,l' Berk' , . of A datv•hter - ' . i. t. m t . • , of 'Ele ‘ : . atue daj•, in duce:l-street, .r.tiniourgh , • , qta to '''' •on the tat!) inst. in Somerset-,,trcet, Portarmy ~. Lacy of Francis Eccles Barker, E:4. of a i i11t.',. 1, R .1. ' VOW " 1 TUCO4V, the 14th inst. Mrs. E. Pielo . rnlio . street, Russell.squove, of .4 4laniillt 4 . l. ' , 1 t ..d s ',. , The same day, Mrs. Dora Stable'', °' a " I""bt ot r lw^ — e )t‘' te l. Tuesday se'nniglit, on board the Tortoke,al• SI of, Of :'°. f i . tali„ (daughter of Lieutenant-General Frseth , 1 ,,,, , ,,,,0, u, lain Nfanby, Aid-de-Catop to Lieutenant-Genera' ,: a daughter, ..... ....--- . _....,,,..•:,,f.', '