The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-07 00:00:00

FROM TILE. SPAN IS ET PA P ERS. LETTER FROM THE DI.J;:F.' OF CIIIDAD RODRIGC) TO LEIS EXAELLI►.NCY DON F. XAVIER DA CAS- TANos, • Novi EXCELLENT Sill have had the ho nour to receive your ExCellettcy's dispatch,' dated the 27th; inclosint The RMactor General of that day, which contains,ft disoatelt front the Minister at 'War, stating that you have been called upon to fill the place of Counsellor of State, on which ac count you can no longer remain 'at the head of the fourth army, which the Government had con fided to your Excellency. I bad already received notice of this dirposition, theuglr not on the part of the Minister at War, nor on the part of the Govermuent,_and was absolutely ignorant of the motive. Whatever that May be, I cannot but la ment a disposition xvitielt deprives me' of 'the Very tC ,- teful'ussistance of yoer Excellency, and the na tion of your services against the common enemy, at the very moment when they may be most im portant against the common enemy. l' agree with your Excelleney, that the manner in which tliis disposition has been made, and the reason as signed for it; is as injurious to the reputation of your Excellency, as prejudicial to the good of the' service, thou di I tun convinced, that if the Regency hail been informed of all the circum , stances, it is touch tot- jest purposely to de tract from the honour of IA peraon who has met iced so well of the pitfilie, without first consulting him, and too patriotic to, deprive the nation of the ser vices of your Excellency' at ,such atime. I think, then, that justice requires' that I should avail my self of this opportunity, to inform your Excel lency what I mean to 'represent to the Minister at War, for the' informatiorr of Government, which is tiott, in reality, only a small part of the army Was embodied; and that it was necessary to pre serve separate the different divisions which com pose it for a variety of reasons, some relative to situation, and others to the regulations of finance, which it is necessary to enter' into,'but with'which the Government is well acquainted,_ and that in that case your 'Excellency would 'be .out of your place, by putting yourself at the bead of any of, tits; corps of the, Fourth Army. But without doubt it has been forgotten that your Excellency, besides being General in Chief of the Fourth Arniy, is Captain General at the same time of , Estremadnra, • old Castile, Galicia; and other provinces, and that there is an obligation on your Excellency which is absolutely necessary for the good of the service, that your Excellency "should take- the measures proper to re-establish the Spa nish Authorities in 'the villages and districts which. the enemy successively evacuated' in consequence of the operations of the army. This was the plan of conduct for your'Excellency on which we had agrCed before pas Sing the Agucda in May last, and and which your . Excellency has constantly fol. lo since we separated in Salamanca. " I am convinced, that considering the import ance of the services rendered by your Eicelleney to the Government and the army during this cum paivi, and the manner in which, through' the WI, (Ile or It General Don Pedro Agustin Gi rein has cootinanded the army of Galicia, the person of otte Ex,!ellettey could rtot; he tame advantn employed than vrhere it ii as been, and that if the Govermeent had adverted to the neces sity of dischargin y the obligations of Captain t.e neral, by establiz,hing ordk , r in ao many, provinces during the rapid advance of the army,. it would, not have permitted the reputation of your Excel lency to have been digparaged, front whatever mo tive,. by retnovlitg your lioccellency from the:com mand of the army, and'cidlaig you to the office of ttninsellor of State.•;.-God preserve' your Excel lency many years. 'kr ELLINGTON, Dike of Ciathul Rodrigo.' “eaa-quarters, M, °areal, Jutte SO, !WI," mArmuri,,Aun. 23. OJIDER op TUIP LORD VOR ALL TIM ALLIED TROOPS ofi,k:Hv G; TOP MOST STRICT DCSOIPLINc. "It havinu: utt to the knowleilewi of leis INCeltency the Ceoeral iu Chief poke that val'i oil; ex ees,ies haye been ciititioittrd tit his any, who have in the,iriorAi' !welt hiftiteltinit hy their corps, to'tire prejudice of diseiptioc, tiioil reptitation of the same army; T not to. inform 709 r Excellency, in order that, as C.ionioiandant Coilerul ol this Kingdom, you may mako it . known to all the authorities, that any i n di v id ua l of the Army, whether Log e, or Spaniard, who shall he tiottiii- , eominitling nny tt':(!tis, shall he instantly disarineti, anti,taitea,.atiol ducted hound, with two or three' witneises:of the ex(!e,sys he may have committed 4 His Exerlieney.likewise. charges me to inform cool. Ex . eelleney, in order to be made I,nowli to t) sante authorities, that any Portuguese of may be met to the roads or, other parts, without an Officio', and who has not a pass port, be immediately taken, and likewise conducted to their head-quart ers.-1.1 +lliac', July 1. ii'Xo Mr. D: Z;lispoz and Mina. " ALAVA." MADaio, AUG. 29.—ft appears that the plague at _Malta continues to make considerable ravai;e); on the 10th July 70 persons died. CEBRALTAIt, AUG. 12 .----We are happy to say, th,a ccording to letters brought by the packet I, um i , ri•tita, the number of deaths have diminished; tt thct 2 . 2 d July, they were reduced to fifty-five The foliowiag Ongahir in3tattee of that inhe rent love to then tattive emotrry, SO getieritity lirov;il(ht, 111 Seot3men, is w thy of record la.!-,-on who left this country upwards of twenty ybars Pico for • America, re';i(led dariag the whole or thc 4reater part Or that period iii the city of New 'Yodi, without however, ever beetnuin , ,; it nitturalized subject of the United .stateS. About' t years ago ids son (lied; and- so St rt?iig knts 111:4 attachment to the land of his fOrefathers, that lrc would not bury hi"; earp4e there, hut had it enekied in :t leaden coffin, and depu , iirt..!d in nice of his cellar s tdl lie should have au tii)portunity of returning liaving, at the tone of the present unnatural war breaking out,_ actritired' u competency, he 'resolved to quit the..enemy's aotnitry, - whicil'he did the en;l Of the pitst. 'Year, And , arrivecki,t hii,;.tiative place in the Month of ;Innitary,.:coith: the Corim of his ho which Nirto tlt At et>n; it t t the urtb, netit'vo tlV:iuottideriwg. retuains of his an cestors, SC : lt.embari oti thc game family, re sidia:,• • • 'y, department of the Uironde, were euting.etrittilpignioni, of a kiwi little knowli. i'ive of theta (OW, the Isext day; tiat: ()tiler two were with di-fficulty saved. TRELANT). fl'E 1)1.7.7....i . -: OF Itj,(11:‘,1(),S;D. Tlic following is Aeld-c.ier-at` the. C;;Ytintv Of Sligo Grand tinry i to his G.tjtee the thike of ,on depitra,r Q fiotu the tioverunient of this COtlntig,'. ," , GRAND JUL Y 11 00! , 1,'StITY.IT IiS4IZESi , To hid Gti7 t'iterrlf , ,t, 7hrke . ,ll i9rti hinitt,otiet Gtio.yal am! t.7 , ..)?tral 6-orert. ; 4l. tyc. ts icon ci ,7 try tq'the Cuiintr cannot, in justice to our iiie. -„ int , ,ya-a...s,.(iraze to take yuur d9ar tore froth I rel.( !nimble tribute of, Ap " plause, respea, . We have, wit c. vit!) a i tlio wisdom arid t pernnee with wl,lOl yeur 4he power mated to) our liatai.:; dad t 11;o•::a c:altittiry firront ti , with' Wil!C': ? he WitflCfit . Or the lawsird4 . betaAticerti.W anr! mAititLittess, , "We 'have seen,, with libelous ac:bs which ussiiihNtraur 104: lic(AilioywouAn lli the frees, and we rejoice , to ;I:ni proyed as ini potent us they W - er.tftlioerocd ; tins reatilt ive stwaiti thatine Jaw of the !awl will protect and sppikuil, those who maiotaia and 'support it' with toatilioe.,4 and vri.7our. retiyiug teem your p'reseta exalted ,tatiun, your (Jrace Nvill be att coiled' with the regret of evety loyal 'tuao '; but we 'hare:go:Will consolation iti lit e.onrictinti Unit your Unice, wilt continue the steady friend of feclos 1; t: test lOU a' just repfesitntation Of this part or t inch -your : Croee's knot ledge daring it long . uosi arduous tioct rumeotso eminently goalities you to make,. will'eonfitm the LAiiii4Tuttii;e . in a ret4istftue: to measure:, which, if, adopted, woutd, eou ceive, be dangcrons to the BritAfi Citailes E. S. eptiper, A. .N.lartin, O; . Wynu, C4,61)8r, - It. 'l' 3t) .S6ovu, A. l'creOrtil,' (.1). , ..(11 . 1art, jun. J. Ii i 1 Li, I lc , I.ll. , nos,Ormiby, Jvhll , b-mc ,, , W. I L • E. Niclim ...n, hictiiad 1.. e. N. thl*llly, • Arthur Irwin, Neynoe, ninth. sy Castle, August 21; 1812. Stn—f. have'had the. honour of vet eiving, um! suntan to his Grace the Loro•Lientunint, the.,4lialress ut rue Cra;ai Jury' of the County of Stigo, It has hceu rue ei.oinnit til.)S'ect of his Ci:;tce to, provide for tilt; niainteninic, office traaquitil tor ti'c of the itti:.hority ut the ti0vtr0.,.. , ,,t, nolo a:o; hopar tial atiffonktration of t: e Laws; :oat C.tt fiy hopes, that tattu,ntlt earl a and ,irm,araaci, which thq hate been entotticn, Stilt tot If the libelious attacks wito %Ouch , his tir,',ec has been as- , excatca ;toy tither teeit:i4,; nail.' one of con, eniiit, it wouid he 1t ,t tti Ll:e sitti,Liction is in ti to, Grace iierives from that unanimous vesuiminy to hi', iitibhc conduct, Which tits fats ietl not the Grand Jury . of the County of bligo ; a.io Lis Grace ileoretiow to 4)- • ,sure that omit respvctaiile and Loyal Batty, that they will never hod lion auwwny the aLs'o , ittus of anytatestiure, wlak a is likely to prove erejyacial 4) true hi n't ests of. I rennin, or , ,to trrukt n that ,appj: eisinitittition, tinder which the Empire at, largo bas derived ogo4l ProsPer , tritod glory. 1 hare the honour to he, Your must obudient, humble servant, E. S. Cooper, Ettii. lite. Lice. PEEL. aintat4sEs• mom 11111 Ct.; NTY D . CITY OT ccint: •GRAND J Llll6, TG Jii. Uit,lCt: Yiiti Ift; Ke of ItiCtimoNn• • Our Monday our :si/vii (aittcd. The' Grand Juries did not separate until they had atldressed our late amiaole ViCeroy on his departore from OW kingdom., 'Hie address from the County Grand Jury, which was composed of Gentlemen of the :highest respi.etability, was unanimous. This 'is' a proof, if any were wanting, of the high estimation in which the Glg vernment of the IJuke of Richmond, was held by the respeet able and thinking part of this great and optilent•Connty, and at the same tiine.it is the highest compliment to his Grace's independent, anti that with us the honourable, anti opulent landholders, concur in bestowing int hint Oat tribute of merited rcvcet, which few but the hurabte shires of faction would rettu.e. This, and the other . from the City Gt mid .11;ry, as a tcstiutogti of the entithltlithee of titsteeut in Which t city has ever held itt Grace, cannot full of 1,10,t gatifying to his feelings,' [FROM THE 'MAYO CONSTITUTION.) A notice, in the following words,- was an Sun day posted upon the gate of the Romar. Catholic .Chapel!in this town: It was at first supposed to be 'the productiin of some one narrow-winded wretch, lint,this trunnion is necessarily given up, int consetpence of its - having also appeared upon the door's of severyal , colgry chapels. The P..ev. Dr.,Eagan, P. Of this town, we are Icl:formed, cOndeunied front his altar the contemptible article in very ongitalitietl terms. " At a select nu ci ng of Delegates from several parts:of the County' of Nlityo, 1,1, the iathot -AmittNt, lesolutions were tin agreed to : "Resoled, That no person professing the .Catholic Faith, shall hny any goods or value : of Anyland in WWII' or country, lair', w loacixt, hula such as are not members of the Catlin- ; lie Fait h. "Ite;s4.ilveil, That all journeymen, servants, end labourers, professing' the Catholic Fait h,shall work fur nu utherTersoms hat such attylTY 9t, theirowat ommunion. "ltocdved,'That. no Catholic bny any wares from t..rafiestnett, not' itofesehig- the Catholie " Ite , olvviL Thot all the Catholics ate at liberty to work for awl sr i'vt. those livote,Lint Landholders withal! Other ral minded leonin that were never known to go into co fain pal InsignifiCant as the above must prove' in its C 1. 4.1 sects; yet, as it certainly is .noc the composition of stn irtclitidttal, as it has ibeen widely disseminated, and, as it conveys tt libel against the Roman Ca tholics of this county, inasinuch as it imports, that• ple g atev are appointed by them to meet and act in secret, it shonlil be -disclaimed, and steps should be taken tti discover and punish- the authors, those potent legislators, who resolve that the people shall do, as they, from their privatehaunts, may dictate. Why did they not, direct that those . prolessing the " Cxathcrlic Faith" should not sell to persons differing from them in belief ? fools ! do not they consider, that if the obe- (Hence they exuet - were given to their decree, strict retaliation would becanie a duty We hall, probably, have' Occasion to return to this subjec. LW.AY LS.-C CON. l'his ex trao A rY 4 t ‘ u v ii7c t) :str'e z i?i i ,Te ls o : i n w . t . o trial info ' re , 1 1 ", t ; i i r r y o . n C It u l r e a l s t a f a l : 1 1 , } l t l c ti t t i t o l n o tu ,. )s t r r e e s t respectable Special conversaticm. - The damaf:es t we i re '" lt i i ° li r i 'el a t 'i l ai t n o a n t The plaintiff is a Gei thousand pound 4. of 4o.nsiderable fortune, and of an ancient ) f e i ) 1 ) ; ) i ) v ) in the county of Galway. In the year 1803 .hl: was a Cornet in a regiment ofdragoons, and ottara' terctl in the - town of Alliwick, Northumberland. — Mr. Lambert, a respectable practitioner in the law, was 'then, and still is, resident in that town, Counsel for the plaintiff described 'Mr. Lambert' 'a:, a gentleman of respectable cha racter,' moderate' fortune,- and large family ; one his datightArs, the present Mrs... A.ylward,. soon attracted the attention, and received ,the addresses of Hr. Aylward, by' her. culti voted man 'Ks's and en,_ ,, aging.person. inthe 'yejr'l,Bo3 they io:cruiarrieS, and resided the , three years fonow ing in Great , Britain.... Itt-1807; Mr. anti m rs . Aylward eame to reside in treland, and Mr.'Avl ward,' With the purpose of rebuilding or repairing his family tmwsion-house at Billingar, invited the defendant, Mr. Artiriii.on, - an eminent arc' itect, to his' house - the county , .(lake l ,v. T ac quaintance lcd to an intimate intercottre the families of both the p.trtics. 7 -Deletlant was cuarged with various acts Of criminal 41(ereotirse t, between- him and plaintiff's wifei and with info . ... encing the plaintiff, who was described as a man of weal; intellect, to make a deed, by which he curtailed his right of dominion over his property, and submitted it to the joint control -of hitnseif and wife. Counsel' for defendant,- in reply, produced let ters frchn 'the Plaintiff and the father of his wife. It - appulred , that this new lisp sition of his pro perty bad , been suggested by himself, and the ar r .., rangetnents made" at his awn instance, under the, caution and remonstrances of Mr. Lambert, and without arilinterftrenee of the.defendant They also urged that the present action was the result of conspiracy against the character and property of the defendant, , Some documents were pro duccd in support of this deferiee,` ankthe moral feelings of a tribunal of justice never, perhaps,. 'experience : 4l a Ireatc.T shock of indignation than was evinced by a crowded Cotirt, 'on the exhibi tion' of tliesd iffroclims testimonials. olgtillt. BaronciV.PCLveLANn interrupted .Cottnsel for the defendant, when about. to proeeed with other evdcuce ; be submitted to Counsel for the plain-, tiff tfickeipriety of retiring and considering course Mikil theyshonld pnrsue if they considered the documents:get - mine i,.they„did, so, and after a short deliherption; all the Coausel fOr the plaintiff concurred in the indignant feelings Of the Bench and e2okirt . , threw up their briefs, and prayed a nwisuit. ÜBLIN, SEPT. 1.---Monday horse, tu.d.tr g h ig, aving been incatitiousiOel in itatt 7 pier4street, without any. person in charge of hint, stithienly took fright, ''and in galloping (lOwtt "Cieurge's-s7reet, ran over a man and woman,toth of whom were unfortunately killed. Their bodies , were'cortveyed to Mercer's Hospital. Several other persons have been severely injured... Ily letters fr,tm Newry, in Ireland, we learn, that nightly arts of violence are 'connoitted that town. Wilful .lire..raiing, and the beiitiOg and wounding at peaceful incl vidnals, are-atuong these , :harnefhl outrages, which call for the speedy organization and application of .an active,Police. On Friday night last, between the hours of twelve and One o'clocii, a soldier belonging 'to- the Eaft who.wa s sen ti ne l .on the Coru7 tuissary's stores, near the barrack, - recciied 'a wound tin the head, by. a largegthne thrown at hitn„ that be:was unable to ascertain ilat;ticit lar,plarc the stone was thrown front,'or the.roud. the ruffian A melancholy accident happened in this City on Thursday last—the secrind son of Thomas -Deane, Esq. unfortunately, while amusing himself in A window, was, by the sm,iden giving way of part 01 the support, precipitated into the yard of the house, and fractured his skull. He languished in extreme agony for two hours, when, itr shi (if the prompt. aid of medical 'skill, be expired.— (Cork. Advertiser, Aug: 31.) POLICE. Creff.DnALL.---A Gentleman, Who slated bira-; • self to be an officer, who bad not long since re turned from. Spain, was charged, by•the &Ivey of the hackney coach No. 39(, with. an assault, The complainant stated, that be had been sent fir from the stand in Covent-gardm, an Sunday,. about two o'clock, to take up a Gentleman from a Coffee-house in Tavistock7street, and was, call ed into the coffee-room to the priSoner, wholsk ed him hisifare to Charing-cross ? He told him .shilling. He was then desired_to wait, and was called in again shortly afterwards, and the (Ines tion was repeated ; he them said, as he had been detained, be should charge la:. 6d. After some further delay, the prisoner got into ,the coach, and ordered him to drive to Lidlopsgate. He ac cordingly drove forward; but when begot into St. Paul's' Church-yard, the prisoner called to ha to sfop,.and got out.;, he askedcoMplainant his tare, and on l*eing told 3s. he walked off, complainant fifillowed him, and demanded hi'S money to Which the prisoner 'made no other reply than'altnoClC down biow, whieb was repeated several .tinter. The statement oh . the coachman was, corroborated by the ry,,tiniony of another person. The pri sumer said,- he .had heen up the. whole OrSitturilay night, and bad.not recoveredlrom.. - the effect's of his debauch, when he engaged the, coachman ; he had .sufficient recollection of the transaction, how-. ever, 'to lre . aware that any vidtence Which he had `committed , on the Coachman, Avas in his °Wu de 'fence. 'Sir Jouls/ 'EIMER lamented, that a person of such '•apparent respectability should so far for get the respect. due to himself, wilt> be seen in toxicated in the middle of the Sabb?,th-tinyio the streets of London. Such conduct he thought Was inexcusable; and as it was his duty to protect .the coachman, althow;1) an humble,individttal, he must beg that he would retire and Melee some atonement for the violence he had committed.— The prisoner 'complied with this suggestion,• and. Made his peace with Jarvis, who having expressed himself sati:ified, the' defendant 'was discharged, with ,a recommendation to' conduct himself more like a British Officer in future. Mai -1J Allan, ''as charged' by Sohn. Mitchell, re sidinv in Little fireenwieh, Aldersgite-strect, witty steallug hiS watch;: Front the prosecutor's 'own statement, it appeared that he Lail taken the pri sOner home with him to his room, Ivikere they had some porter and cheese and bread. Here be left her, while he himself went to attend on some otherladies, Nvho, he suits afraid, might, in eon. sequence of the late 'regidation among theimbli cans, be in want et a pot 'to carry their beer: On his return, the prkoner was gone, as w a s also a watch which he had left on the table. He 'sis pected both the ladies whoin he bad gone to visit; and alSo the prisoner, whOnt had' left in his r oo m, with stealing the watch, find accordingly had them all searched. The prisoner was found itt bed, at her own lodgings, hut no trace.of the watch could he dise(pvereff. The worthy Alder man' said, there wits 1 16thin;4' in the protectitor!s Story w hit!) went ill the smallest degree• to bring t rt) c. : to the ptis,ner. Ali be had stated, only acted. Pi son er s therefore diSch went to sbew how improp er ly he hi msc if h a d examined on a charge of ste a li ng 25 p ew t er pi n t. Bow . st . RUET. — Yesterday'Eliiabeth Jenkins %vas pots, and 8 quirt-pots, the property of tha FeAthQrs public-irouse, 41'AVII• Street, Eilgware-road. priAimer; who re , . sided in the neighbourhood,... w.w in the lititiit';:f fetching beer from the puosectit:O. house 1.4 another lodger, and being stispected,.. h er ruula. was- exatifinett On Vharida 'last; live pint rots, and One quart p , ii, 'Were found, which.thd prisoner said she' bad brought up - stairs by inii• fake. The prisoner after this absconded, and, 03 1 , further search eitt made in her toom,tivea t .Y More pint and seven quart pots were Inuit(' e°"' sealed, belonging to Mr:'•Sinitii- Tire parties Wereboungi over to prosecute. - - 21- ; QUEEN-•SalLlTZE.—Yestert;.t)- nos. OaVq, WhQ., bad_ been broiight up - "liit we' tk, charged to‘ ng in his possc.,•sitio some wr,tdies and a iniaibet 6f bank nOtes,"of Which be could .give na Ottira' iorracconnt, . was tip,for-ftirtlrer exalie% nation. Sutitifactory,. evidence bciriF ".gainst the prisoner, he i4-as fully committed fof • • r „„ i IJA-TTON G.1111}F.N...--.ThaniT3 DUVill, 8141 S J.."er • TOIOI,, a desperate character, was brotight Custody of. John Hurt, the officer, on a elorg,", highway rohbee ry, fo 'stoopi.ig. mr: malt so - . time ago, in . 13l iie Lion-pas Sage, knocking. him down, and taking : f ront hii P ol° l l spectacles. fie was courimitted • for tion. . • CORONER'S INQUL;4STS, Yesterday aJatry was summoned to-the , Antis pithlic-house, in St. Martin's-court, t , eester-bquare, before A. iIIE4.L, El. COrOner l ' l :' the .Liberty of Westminster, on view of the 13 ' 1 ./ of . Mr..Actes, a licensed geld-weirker, residiq 1 3 1 St. Alartin's-court. It appeared in,evidenee; eih i n i eh te i i i , i 4 , . a f tli s. i .t o i a ly t u s l i l ti te . r e_c i .c i iii 9 :::: ss e l r . bi c i e t : e ti : i i ! ! itt g it( e is a i , te it ee l o i x al c a s i .e r t s , ta a °fi t i l l :l ol i t % ?f,i a ni s lalso4l instantly tYe ; P'l:tllY' r t e i ' ilitr: F t :' surgeon, residing i ii Sri iii discovered it toa l i i. ribet i ie l r t), !i a i t id.. r t1, i ta, e tt0 ;: 5t i ,,,,.,: : :;„, ! , : ‘, 1 1 .1 :, !` ....1, ya g i:e i t e ae : : s co t o m fm t t4 e ge ; i . i. : t i i ' i. i: g e deceased ttieia n s c u i r u v ) i iy7 r a l : t b . 01 1 1': ),i. ,::17, after a few minutes deliberation, retort/0 3 fo r k . iliCt— =Lunacy. The deceiieil l'V HS .1113°11t, fort~ 141 ,r . eeplleetCCI, T il l 'as e sh l o m p rt 4 ic . t r il l :t i r s ly Gl :: l te ei r ilol'c'tc/b,b l, - . bailig ,the bulletins of his Al !jestv's health illcuot #Picitous charae:ers . , ininied iateiy after t heir 1' at St. Jritnes's, 'some time-hack. • , e it Y " tt ' rdn 'Y 31 oraing, at ten o'clock, an 1 11 1 1. 1 waslield at the Staling 'Noose, I-lorse 1 1 ':' ~ ., a rirNs. it on the body of Rees, p r i ce , a deserter 11•0 4 ' t A 'loyal xi a c ‘ o v r a c r ipi r l a e t r i arrant (a s i r g t n i e w a vl:eyrgTe. A D Ami, 14'1' r r i e ls til b u r l t se ck e t h t e l his irons i:tytili)te. C I): t: s ti n i : i 7 ll4. o• l l: id ( i ) o t i ri ii : I curt ; 'they brought him to town, and lodge,, , L i h .V. : 3 l : ll.4 l e n d a' i t ii r.4l' , i l t i l o g s C t ; tt l l t : f .b lC ti li e b li e t il l t n g ai l l i n al e l :. l , -C a l t i l l a it i tl i e: e bilititit:g:Nibticr;a:sl.ti:eleafsolin''dnialbtpttliYttotil4;ll:ll:ll'letaiynat CYtalt11101)7it:::PhillIttelttl°(11)11ItliS:ititillil‘111*::C:1;cele.:11i:11:1.1risill;)riliiP' appared that Otfiletli.:feCcet;l:slbe.'e morning lie was found dead, suspcnde d l juti s sr°eki ngs• . After a mature deliberation, to t e • eall'''' ‘ ti; ' .telirMsr',':l7l b ''''llir en ts t tlit o ; n , d es tr o ying himself, and "im b' t o 'returned a verdict of Felo de se. _....--• nn Hunter, via soil. e Sunday last" Mrs. Muspratt, of Herne-bill, . at i : l l nul o t e t bolus, of Sec.tr'oorougb, painter, of a daugbizr, a a " ' plete st of tear. • - - ?AA r. RRIE. I) . ~ • estertlay morning,at Aylesbury Church, lioetts, th e t -/ 0 14 , 1' , t• IL:). 1..,th1. tingerit' brother to the Martinis of !litchi', % 0 I .) t., Mi....i P,talett; daughter gi to -General nitilett,, and t!J 3 ` Lord Paulett. • '°' ''lt U ' 44( '"'Kfitliii Captain roster. 95th Regituent , t 0 11.o.;s Lewin, of Readlaj IP cif . 0 • 0' Wetioc , ,t.,v. ;it tit. Miehitel-le-Belfry's, York, .Lints, to Mrs. Goit:'rey Martin, both of Hull., . I :."' t 'Oh Thursday hist, at . f.rambetti, Mr. ganiti s el Parrkh,,P,'oo EPiuto, LO Lpah Oarlie nal daughter at the late fl uai ciarke t Elrt, ' Y * , .' best Peel, Bart. - •On Thursday se'imight, at the Collezlate Cbureist.," f ve . ,cheitcp, W. IN'illoch, ...Esq. of Tamworth, nephtty lo 7 t r i tl• M. P. to .E.li2abeth, second dlu'llO r .. 4 es - , Peel, Esq. Bank, Salford. DIED. Ou Tuesday lawt.,-after, a iiu tri,sg illness, uI O II . NV,uts:,rove-liall, in Derbyshire, ltobect Shelly . , Ott the t2otlt ult. at _Enniskillen, at an advanced teC` .- f . Ikatn Stewart, Iraq. many year Chief tg:wl,,trate %010(' riration, Surgeon of the County n0:1n:L.34 and the two infantry carps of Eiillisltailentrs. ()1 y the 90th ult. veiy soddenly, Mr. GibsoPtil,;llos of II ittle;e4 ha was at a:friend's house wit h parlY to tea, and the only G. : lon,til present ; o n .tab otTr l cu ht vl:t,de+sT 6 ,it and o u 114 4 11° i f 1 0, h ;N i f i a l . ' ; ' o t i ' -:•. ' :r 11. :h . or "Wolfe, of th e itildd re litia. On the tilt. at P a itzance,Captain VaelieE, 11 Cdllll-• stream Lately, t sli int Pule I ' , l Pt , icittt' t `' f ' ne-is, it , , . . 64 -one t his :kiaje , ty'i Lopect,..s Uf.1.t.0.e.;. n otr: Yt Tuesday'rown - ..0 t : ul ;t cafittti r,:sitle: at I dttiti o:stoi6 s Early in the morning tiMitleACireti got np and ~,•nt to to; t f o . le‘ring his wife and their votia: , evt e til !ao t„ bvea, , ,t,, !Jed, wit! apparently as well As 1! ‘ '"! girl trot up in arilet• t the fire, ~,1;,!!0-011,„?, plop-d she heard the infantrery ver. , touch, " h fi, 411 - i i ° g" her Inte , l4er . 4 Altro 't ll "''', to , ";' :l ' WI" curpf.. and tltt:""iir.l , :.• innOcent enue.ooorto, , 4.tit lier • • st; 'l' 2 7 wau,i not patt-dang tts t tu crY at the tuilo4ed 114 digappointsiwitt„. PRICE OF S'rOC Rant Stud is;%%.:.'s p Cent. 87i Irkh .5 pe t c" i t. 4 per Cent. "shut' 3 per C:ent..ited. shut s per Ctnt. Cor t i. 571 57,;}. r31,1k shut I.ndiatoek, Eit.l.),X V. 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