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EAST INDIA lIOUBE. Yestudav nunwiTtus Cfmrt of Proprietors as sembled at the East India 1101) ,, e, to cliscu•s the question ui inereasiog the salaries of the Di rector', Tile Minutes of the last Court being read, Mr: P.. THORN-T(IN (Chairman); after 'express ing his that' the Deputy was absent from sfated time object of the present Meeting to he.to take into' consideration so much of the .bye-law of the Company as related to the sa laries or Directors, in pursuance of a motion, at the last Court, to repeal the enactment which gave 500/. •:nevermir to the. Chairman and Deputy, antl3ool- a-yr;:r to each of,,the 'Directors ; and o f to -vote Isih)t. a-year to the Chairman and Deputy, - end 1000/, to evEry other 3...)irertse• Mr. PETER :4Toortc, said, that when lie had for ,y merr brought forwand this motion, it had been objected that full timue had nor been given for its deliberate discussion. Ile' was happy that he had given way to this tittiigestimi , not that he ag r eed in the reason, which would rather have applied,' had any new .speei fie I,, , ,rant hero proposed, but hecattse the drily had given rise. to ample discus• tiion out of door., v4401;1(1 wade the policy and nthantag - e of the measure still more apparent. 'clime who disapproiaul of the motion, would Dow have an oppercenity of openly avowing such opinion : for his "own part, whether •he had: a personal or political enemy, all• he wished was to look .him in the farce, like his lion. lirriend the General who sat near him (General Harri:-.). Ile bad nor, till yesterday, seen any thing like ern ar guinent against his !tuition, when it was said that this %vase not the time for it : he 'thought the pre start, was the fittest time, when the Company bad begun:a nc w career, which required all the abi lities and al the tatent that could be bestowed, upoWit : .the prospect, he confessed, lid not ap - pear to his; at all glooniy, when, from calcula tion, it was evident, that time Indian Revenue ought to return front three to * five millions. ster ling. Mr. P. Moore concluded, by'repeating his rnotion, and reconttimendeCthat the 'proposed in crease should begin Irani April last.,• Mr. S. Dl%'oll SliggCbted the firs:: of April.—(4 lapgh.) . . Mr. 11.TtionkTomq said, that if an alteration in file' original motion was . intended, it would be better to make it a distinct resolution.: Uleneral hoer is hoped be should not be thought presumptuous in rising to second this proposition : lie had the good fortune to love served time Cotn puny in high olliees in both the-- Presidencies,. which Might be considered as 4.,fincleient ground to rn „.ake him a eompeteot judge 'or the arduous du ties to be•perfOrmed by -11.0::t India DirectorS. It it.t•tilXllll of policy in • all StitteS, that great services . should be tvell remunerated ; a maxim which laid always been acted upon by that•excel lev.t Governor time Al3rquis Cornwallis. This ra,l!,:ito. ought to he applied :it horde; Lind the more, 011 account of time great exertions of tine Tti tce2•tors for time Compoy'S benefit. He shout& riot enlarge upon time subject, which he thought , ir,:-.:ptired no discussion, but ought to be carried by the universal voice: Mr. T. W.,PeuttIMPII begun, by observing, that he willingly yielded the point of' seconding the motion to as person of -smith high character and illlporware is the ,ilenlottrable General ; hut he wished aiso to .state his own opinions, that the snhject ruight have tell possible discussion... He Was not sort:V. that the-subject had been delayed, fo r it li-;,l lea tos,m publia canvass of this weighty .tion. He would. state it on broad grounds ; it not whether 'tor speeitic services, but . vr!' ether for gelmer,l servic,:s, men situated as the Directors were, should be more amply rewarded. It was a wise maximq, 11;1111)m:en stated, that services should be well remunerated, and that purity was hest preserved .. by independence:— This' independence should not only he above the reach of temptation, (a thing in this business, tmnil tvith respect t i sitzli : persons a, were now in contemplation, entirely out of the question) ; but it should also be fully adequate to the labour un dergone, ancl such us to induce men of the , rate talent'to come forward„ Tyne it teals, that, even tinder the prOient sultry, all dint ability uml industry could do, ' bad hcvu done 3 but ju3.. ticc and pidicy demanded of them, both us a Com -1111 , rany,.aud . as part of the British nation, that the not rest a' it now stood. 1k ‘could d<, if -it were possible that by some sapernataral means, the Company should have n..iielteci its pre-.. sent heic,ht .at once, and not by gradual means,- if its immense revenue and population had stalled into being, like the Crcaiiim, by the influence of, " the spirit of Gott whicb moved upon the face of water.i,"-what then would have been thought .4' the Di:Tetots who had rai , ect such a system it would bt• seen that the Goecrnor-General was si t .othed with the appettrance :is 'lts. power of - ti Ict ot; iii>tt It Conninkinter-iti-Citief taut im u,ensr, 4:ll,try, and Oil ttic other ilvitArtrltetitN in proportion ~ then Hnk Irt ‘ } i} lo h:t ve , lit t.mz ori:,cat . to: all ttiri, u'ca Nee th , ?.ln el)(loWeti with tttv imPry 5,,1,11 - .;' Lit ~ 30',11. I it! einiSitkrt!fi t h e T; iudijle of an iv , :re„?. , ,cd allowatike to 1 .".:e ; it only t einaint.il c finiate ittl,.llnoont., und the setae at whicli it ought to be ratf . d, • epprored of the proposed swa, l?ecatttd.!.ie , 1 1„ t u . e addition should he gradual. It I,vo4dno lucre sr-tile with respect to the whoie contitivree. yo [rid inedet/witely, ,was not ecotr.inr. , ,- l.ntt parsimony; Rs it was not patient:l'M , ' .. eote before your 'FhP ,prosperity Comp Any .was so , ilnit its fund"; and t{:connes wnply , llP.ciegtfor the die iY,i)r};ll:nts o l+ .:it ;it trilc 'which : 141,1 :". 1 1" V;;!.; infligi;Mr; ~ 11; rt,l4;e4gi:", cOntory / 1 6 if to li:l:tett, that , 're refitt whL:h !vitt corroiption the' ry -:tepi• of the Throne, tint! even F 4 ?yAlty to protvo Clay~t=ftli)li. hiri too litY , O.Liiit:nn (0 go to ttli i mpmper ;), s;'ty, ptlona l ze to the jug What. c 14 — ,i1;1 l c, li tar':k K! "sititi'llilik ill + ..orner lox writcr,hip3, and in . enothcr for Cant_Liiipi h ToV;et. of P.AtA.I wotald tO. IJ4t a type ot it. lint t 1 i. ,Directors gave . • . . . places to tiieir'frier n is. •To.within else should they give Iheni ; 'provided always they - tovic- care, (as they had done, and must tin); to appoint pro per and competent per,sons ? 'lt had been much the Cashion to praise th e AiTni s 'tv rs f or their conduct in the late Charter, but it \void(' appear th4t : the Directors had de3erved full as much patiegY,vie the MitViters had givew way (he Would not say' how wisely) to the ;Copular clamour, till —nn the remonstrances and it'ianly , deiui ii: le hy. the Ai rectors, the .plan was properly modilied. M;. K. SIILTH here called to order, alleging that the question of the Charter wits irreVelant ; and that, if it were pursued, the dely.te must last till 12 at night.; :its there ‘vere at' least. twenty persons who wished to offer their opinions. Mr. It THORN TON thought Mr. Plummer was in order. T, \V. PtumNIER, iu resuming, said, he would reit ail' from entering' opo'n the _Charter he merely meant to:show how much the Company were ind..:hted , to . the Directors. But fov them the !i lire ci the,East might have been loit, and they 'night have. exclaimed with Shep beta— " Nng 11.rignintlis rtrva." it : should be remembered that our Empire was one of opinion, itramust deiicately managEd. all these grounds, and iodepc:‘nilently -of considerations, in paint' or gratitude,' the res,Ati tion shonld be carried. - 'Thy:ox it Was. propos,ed to add to the e.xpences of the Company . ant annual eharge.of 7,4001. He knew Of no fit til oil tvhich%this could; with propriety, be chart et!. Ile should not have been present to,day'llitei he not been challenged to appear. He would now•say as he had said be, fort, that the .propositiou .was, in his opinion, Most unwise. It - was bite with mischief, and no possible good could result fruit it... He %vie.; un willing to 'renmerare the DireetoesAike,Coninfolt SCrViWtAi by estimating the vdtte of their vices 'in pounds., ;shillings, and pence. There would alWays be tool .of talent .the Gentle- Men at preset:) in thePireetion, willing to take upon themselves the management of the COnt pmy's yrl49,%vere superior' to sneli devotions. hie mneh.iipproved of the "ermilutt cif tiliepresent J)ireelors,. could not'con:sent: that their merits diotiltl 1111)10:A: a•holden •cit,l. the pith lie. for. ever. Jilt; motion- had his mOst hearty op- Tosition.. • Mr. Ilty4l - ?.ft:lt the greatest-ailmiVation for the talents 'and services of • Or.: gallant Gener , 4l. (Ge neral Harris) whO had taken a part in this debate, but could not agree with, him in. tilt!, view which he took of this subject, :nor email he think the pli a nt General, from the situation-whivh•he laid hiled, a coMpetentjoilge . of the Merits of the finesse tion before the Court, IN (Mr. Hutne) hoped, in the ,prelent circumstanees of .the Company, they would not be lavishly profuse of that which was not their to bite. Would it be justice in nit jildividlial :o inereme hil'eNpenees by his littera lity; When his income was unequal to meet his ne. eessary expenditure, and pa,v his legal debts ? Ile contemled it would not, it fiCi tit ilit4111(11 it would be eaotally unjust in the Compauy to come to the proposed vote at the ! , resent crisis. NVith this feeling he shottld vote algieitist the 1110601 i. 'lie thought it illStlititig to toe Directors to pre tend to reward their services' by way Pec3iliary consideration. Honourable distinction was the reward. to which they ought. to look, alai he whose view:: %vete directed tortards any other, Wra s . Very uniit to till the high sit traion of ti Direettir.. Ile len! ,ilways thought the (10!, given to the Di rectors an insult rather than .i reward. Ile hoped they would view it in the light he did,..and that the busittess wonld end in the Directors giv- . up the salaries they at present received. The sry- of the last year had been '' Retrench, re trench, tett ench !" What then would be• their incon,,ktency, if, after . this, they made that rrtl dit;ion to their e:..penees which the resolution w ent to recommend ? He trustel, therefore, that the' present motion ‘vottici meet with oppositi ii front all the Gentlemen behind the bar, its they must feel, when tlik [notion . tva: . i agitaianl, then. ho,* nom' was -kit atsake. It had be.!ll 41U/- tiler place by a Director (Mr. Grant.)-, that those who clime into the direction- come not for any pecuniary advantage, but for thebonour of filling those high .sitnations ivhieli tiny \vete elected. He Hume) contended honour was the stile reW:trd which they one-ht to de sire. ite Directors had done all that men could do' for the service of the-Company. It Wai their duty So to oc*ert themAelies.. . Had they, 'toile le, s, they would have deserVed censure; rut it was, they hacl received the proper reward of their SCI'V; Ceti thanks of that Court. The Direerors, he moreover contended, ~were amply compensated for their lobottr, hf the 'means affmded them of providing for 'their families by Weir. patronage. Was this limiting? IN would contend tintt to each Director it was worth near 420,00-0 L •The patronage, it had been colculated; Would he worth to Ministers :;60,000/, If it was worth that to them, ' it must he 'of equal value to the Directors. lie proceeded to sant up the value of the patronage in its envious branches, v, hick 'he eitiniated had amonuted in the last Ito t o 2,013,500. A,lisje4y'i; Ministers , we.ve not half so welt paid tes 'the Directors of the ledia Contyttly, and tf the proposed w oii t i ou Wine inado, - 11•e average vtoil4 paid to the (~nut j)iree!OrS 'Xotqd'eXf.Tild aggre44 . lte. of thole dishin , ,ed to the whole of h MUjes.ty'K Tlii ; he' ptacceded to show, bY comp:tr.. he emoluments, enjoyed by Ministers oriel the D'atetors, and 'comparing . the expeuees -of both l e t rtie3," Ile then took at view of .the tttattl 1731 siitiation , Of' the CoMpfiny. . I .iheir.revenne had f igen Short by' 1,000, - ,000/. in the hot year, : while their expenses had ine - reased to live Ififillired s: - !nd pounds,. In every view, therefor" , kthcm4ht Ow proposition exeeptionahle„ and roust thk:refore asset, it It most decided oppasitiou: tr'i hilts), however, s'ilbject should harvc the} full it inquiry, he w.ts disposed to move: ;thee 5111)- jet;t 'should be "'refet T ed . to,:a '*pechtl Elec. Ile concluded rettapitulatinghis objections to .the Motion, and t. - ,tronly urging the etillererassed slum of- the Company uguittst the proposed tioai to their expeust... „var. I . 4u.triNGTou co nfentivd„ the „r the pitied Geri ntl was that cart whiLls, itt • ' 'policy, they oneotto act. Whe re i, Teat cervices were rquited, ample reintrueration o ought to he given. The 'Mu. Gentleman (Mr. flume) thought, the gallant General was not a competent judge of this qoestion, but he (Mr. I.usltiligton) thought, he IA 110 marched at the bead of an 'army %.vas likely to be a competent kidge from his situation,' as he who followed it to take ci..,re of the sick and . wounded., He, replied to various parts of Mr. thitne's speech; and put it to'the Court, if Vvere proper to give the Direc:ors 390/. at the time That sum was granted, it must now,' from the altered state of things, be improper to give theM no more. Ile wished to know why the last speaker, in comparing' the emoluments of the Directors with those of the Ministers of the cottntrv, had dwelt at large on the patronage posseSsed..by the former, and talon, no notice of that enjoyed by the latter. Ile expressed himself strongly in favour 'of the 4esolution. Mr. i_,owNocs had given tip a part? of amuse-. meat to attend this meeCug, thinking it of vital Importance, If the motioa' should be carried, Which h e thought it would .iot, he would:sell Out his stock,. and consider the present not the era of rel'ormation, but of corruption. He complained of having been misrepresented by the Newspapers, hot highly complimented those- who wrote tor them. Ile did not think all the armies .that had• fought tor the liberties of. I.. , irope had done,more towards deStroyingibe pryer of litotittpas*e than the %%Titers of the Nes%epapers, _particularly- the 'Editors of The Times' and ofThe illor4irql'ost. He proceded at great length to state his objections to the motion. He wished to do away the pa'-' tronage and perqui s ites o f office. It w:ts th ese made the Company unpOnidar. If they gave ilp their patrouage, and received salaries of 20 . 011‘. each, they aould then possess the esteem - and con: iidAce of the nation. Mr. liOsa NO.II gT thought the prOposition which had been brought' fn. - Ward by the Hon. Gentle man (Mr. P. Moore) ought not to, receive the sanetioti of the Court. With respect to the pa tronage pw , sessed by the Directors, be thought cold inked must be the heart which did 'lot feel it to be of value, though the holder of it hail now an ot.portunity of bestowing it on his iminediatii conti!xtions. For himself, he had inmourobly dispensed that which came to his share, and he conceived it to be hot the fair and legitimate ward to which the person who had' the honour to stand in, his Station, laid a right to-look forward. Mr Gti %NIT (the Directsw) thought, as this bit , xiness had begun with the Proprietor*, it ought to coutome and end with them: lie was of opinion the Proprietors, would do well to refer the . subject under consideration til a' Committee' Of their own body before they dillosed of it. He, comp:ained of the conduct of Alt. flume ) iu speck ing of the plan - image accordluA to the e ,, tintate he had &mined of its :money Proprietor had said, there were alv..ays a great many Candi— dates for tbapircetion, and therefore no addi tional remuneration was necessary. lie thought this au unwise argument. In cases when places of trust and importauce were to be tilled up, he thought, by iocreasilig the pecuniary remunera tion, the Candidates would be likely to he more select, and the Proprietors would be more cure fill to scrutinize the characters of those-nolo of feted, themselves for their choke., Mr. Howawra rekarded.the present salaries of the Directors as inadequate. tig r moved- as an amendment, that the . R e s o l u ti o n before the Com millee should be referred to a Select Committee. Mr. DAvis seconded this Amendment., Mr. Aidernian ATKINS could not concur either with the original motion or with the amendment. The Proprietors had expected that the Chairman the Conn of Directors would hay.e put an ex tinguisher yu this' business early on this day., ILe was sorry they had not (lout: so, bLIC hoped they wool.] do so yet, that coutidence and concord might be restored between the Proprietors m. 4 their Es.ecutive. Had the affairs of the (.30itipatiy been reduced to ,t systuni, so that the services of the Direct Ors should be secured to :.the public, there would not be two opinions in the Court on the subject, of remuneration' lie hoped the mo tion would be withdrawn. if it were not With drattin, he shOold move an adjourumeut. The en At it NtAll observed, the Ciiiirt of Directors :had felt they might not to give an opinion .ou this business, which ,had originated and ,been carried on thus far by the Pro 'w prietorS. ft as 'hot him ' to state publicly*. his own opiiiion. • This, however, he might say, they had an honourable set o f men for DitTctors,who devoted nearly the whole of their time to the service of the Company. lie Mentioned this, not as' it affected their pro fits, but as it affected theit; . honour. They did not and would, not neglect to attend the Court. when their pitsettee was-necessary. . - Mr. (ilt ANT bore testimony to the attention anti assiduity of the cientlemen in the. • Many of them had much injured their private eon ,cents by,their.devotion'to • the (:ommany and he eould name „thoSe who, though they did not re . - galarly attend itt that House, gave their whole time out of it to the interests ot.theProprie.toN• Mr. Cal . , roN sltt,kc in fitvour of the Amend ment. It was proppied to devise a system for the - remuneration of the Directors, which might take effect '2O years , - hence.; ha thought it ought be carried lot.) effect iaimet4ately, that . those who itFtd eotulucted Compimy through theiate con ! . test, might he rewarded for their- labours.- -He hoped the subject' would be referred to a Select Committee. • . . After sotne fiirther observations on the pail of Mr. Atliins, `.flit lwall',lNlr ItToore, the Chair men, 'Mr. Nittintrier, and Nfr. Howarth, the origi nal motion was withdrawn, and ,the amendment of Mr. flowarth, with an alteration on the part .of Mr. Atkins, was carried, That a Select Com inittee be BPPoioted to take into consideration, in.id to report upon the expediency of increasing, thc allowance of the Directors of, the East India. Company.' A. Committee oclifteen:was then appointed, five to be a iittorinn. ,-AibtaOng the riaine %vete those of. .rn 1 r Iwa , M -riure Mr. Alexander, Mr. Mr, it%; Luilihigton and others, ho Cuort theta attliouineti at a quarter pot 5 o'clock, S P er: NE‘v:4.l.ll.ltET FIRST OCTOBER. MEETIO, 14;2. IVErsNitltha, •OCreC.rit u": • Fifty G:•Jitzeng; free 'for uoy 4-rr, olds to evil 5-yr. olds, :sst. Olbr-t-yr. ()Ws, 91b. R. C. • Mr. filover'4 ch. b. Sleadei: Billy, 5 yrs. ......... • • .. • 14 Sac4rilie's Maluerr 7 ;, 4 yri• ....... .. , ... • Mr..Lailbrokv i s cll. ii et aital, syr . ; ................ .. • • Lc,),rther'c Cor ; -::1114, 4 yr 3 .......... . . .... , 4 to 2 :14.. t sietities 13.11y,-2 Li; 1 •a;.;st, Molbcrry• Mr, I:day'. r;st. BTh. ert fi,. H, Carentliql.l',, Exclestou, 7,t. I,llb. Ath ft. —q to 4.00 Tlyfftc, t)tse-ttirfl of a Sulz3cripti,nl ,e;.lc4; for 3-yr. 01,1.1,4., Li, an - t 1 =•%:b.P. 1. bun tde .tb ' .of Sul) , cribeis. . I%lr, Atitlrtw's Corpur.,l T.dFoleN's e. . ......... ..... „.• • • Blithury'i c. S'inel:•ll , lco . ..... ............ '• ' 1 ;.to oja Smolcaska. t°` Sir Bun bury'it by Yzang. WitiAeY, , 1 Scone,: dam, rec. ft. fewn OiCorne •t• 4 1 114 ' dam by Gollailim, oat .of ISu,tiall's rlayss Ilst; 711 s. T. Y.. C. h. ft. I't:;.i~:r. BUILDING ACV , • Bow-crtmer.—Yestertlay morning int iiifor , n l Mr. Parker, %-:mllen..drapee, of thtt Straw!, rha Surveyor of tile District of the parish of St. Mzry with infringing on the Ituilding Act, by the aiter.e shop front, was heard before Mr. N.utts and Mr I.r.v. • Mr. ALt.CY attended for tile defendant , and • tended that every perion had a right to olio)" the of their freehold', provided the public had never part et; it; he allowed, if that wits the case, that tortstt lose it for the benefit. of the public. Hit dt , zdelv determined under this Act„ ..11.Mr.. So tuO, let Intk;Fields, and Lord Yarmouth and LOrd Nicen e concluded With saying he Nhoulil he able to call noses to prove, that so far from Mr. PariT enertiachateist on the pn . blie. high wily, that "" of his freehold was enjoyed now than near ha; • . Mr. Junco, a builder of Drury-lanel deptsfA. known Mr. Porker's house since. the .Ye'ar 1 ? 66 ' guenfly worked at it, aunt had assisted is Fenno house and stall h:tartl from the fa . 4lllt Of it, and that the premium .projected five inches IC3 now in the year - • Mr. iloiroes, the watchnrther, who owns and bailie adjoining Mr. Parker's, cepo ., ed that he his house from the time he was born. P.trhcr's house • since - the lelir 1774; he t various alteration s the house bud under.:- time, and confirmed the description given c; Jones. • Mir. 13,t1.t..kwts:zE replied, that he did wit fence aniounted to airy thing. The Act all , eroaehments that acre irevloni to the paoil but the least alteration torn:pato, made theta tneaf. . He ridicoled ivfmt %vas generally t, housei be contended w grodli nc Wai, it W.V." UZIC (IONVI) ftnd so he contended that'Air. houselvai it to the pa,siay of the :let , , N tr.g.s he believed there never al-Lament umier which so many fitigatiforl Ir and under o filch Magi,:tOttes differed so trio , cvcr, cic.srly a ',pillion; that this cnye tsiwi'l eeption.s of the fifty-second cia!lse. bac the Guizds of the foxeter Subscr , charged with Mot-dowdy stealing, un the 10' Lel, a parcel containing Hunk-notci to t' ,et eon', sent from Mullen's pond, WhtAiley. Nu. 7, Gough-2quare. Fleet-stunt conyro) %Vona, Wigan sind Cu. Falcon-sqnuree-- r cuinwittca f,r fortber exarninatied., ~ 78.1'1.0 a N , - . 6 . ARDUN.—Yetiiqtay tt twin of ttif.rtr, ca.'peuter, , lodiong at No. 19, NI Nlartin's-latte, wal brutu;:a I.!p in the cal' cock, an otrwer beloug-ink to this Oilier,' bing the bongo of Charles Kav, . • Iraq soli , , resitting at No. IJ, thinter-three ' t . orit , square,' vv,here he m . as , outpl)yetl, alum( is io ioalting sonic repairs, about th 4 ;43Ltiotlit : l i t li c itr t e: it c t r l l i v e i :i i bi t e!j s, P : at i l.. , .l i o l' i l c t r ot : 4 l ,l K :i ::: : :: t ):: yi i . , : i. .7 l - i s d 4 f ! - :l P i k i t! .r , l i e r l i t ° 7 , tl 4l :- , :b 1 111 , • W.llli h led to th , prisoner. Itotiert Armstr o n g , li n k' Ores°, ti dcrtee its U . , son::' of the 11131tki beilig ' i'. M M i id .111 l.: I;,i 010,1i4i11, Ilk Shuinnisi). 'idelitit""' •.1, , ,c,, the p - .., - L ec:;un o pict!:;,e(l thew. Tilt: att..,,ick,: 6 c ' ' '' f ' awl were also illeatith.,l by some ("4;11r. P. 3 .0 i ntie.:aer wax ftlity Collifilitted for trial. ----- . ' . 1 iltl ' 11 A SHOCKINO Accri)ENT.*()ll 111 01 '` ' : int 'V young female, of the name cf,S)NsEits',. ,tic:'• prentice,to a leather.tuliker at Li s son-r ° '6O tl ,ct ~..,,, . ington, who had heen . lefi . sitf:ng 11 1 ), ' t. s he' her clothes, and was birrnt B ' o 11114CII, / 119 , v cigl" plied yesterday. tier , shriek's brough t ~ ,,,,clit' bout- to her assistance, but she was Ns 3,,,',;;,ti01i state, and nut a vestige of her garateuts ''' il i c ,a l I Itis supposed that the candle had colo ult3 t s , to her whewasleep. CAO(/'s r „,, 11 . 1 ,, th . e., night of ~ Friday last, Arr . ch „tiot'.":: , - s k il i t e >t i., hi o ; t lvi t e lt i t; . j O a r t tl i n e t . in h e e e ar Tepartnient ' t 'i i i, i t'` %vitt' a pictol ili l i ; ; .o .. .i! l i t ‘ lancholy event wits not `di sci ivet cc ' till • t .fp • bre.to went in • the 'morning to call hilts: tY " f4AO II 1 r Ili . (1 The Coroner's Inqueit slut ou the b'o (, t • totP, day, nut' did ttot decide on a verdict of P . ...., till thiee o'clock on Sunday tn0rn „......•-" • „....--" -- - ---. A I ? x i k t ii .N it l , : c 4 , l . ( .N l. - 1 1 1: ,, /r i itl,a illsitt l'ir:tr.t:l,nit;ottll.t.:l,siti:;:::l3l.re, the -1.4 1 Y I) . f : 1' . 1., ; ; ;; ,vi Fit{. of a ditoglit cr. ()ti the ac: inst. its Bitliterosquare,, t h.: Low a Y ,, : i ii ' ,...t, ,. .03 the title iit,t, at Kni4htshtidge, the Lady o f . • ', " 141 i. pf a tilyi4iptvi% • • • oil tI.O lit io-.t. at Itshforti, the Lady of li r ilii 3lll li'' ' tP ti .; thd fi'. Lig. tii a son , thitt it.:it. 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