The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-04 00:00:00

9.p..._,VILEY. y ~ I-, • ~ SECOND D,or —DEC. 3. fargaret Norton, a servant, girl, about 17 yeas was capitally inikted (Or , Icilling a silver o)iik Utlll - 0 SpitOt:lS t six sil r salts, six er salt ,spoons, two pair of sit“..l. hugar tongs, arid Li; .° cotton gown, the property. her master,! Mr. .!;);in Scott, in the dwelling-house of George. Bel ;iw, iu James-street, Covent-Garden, on the 13th last. • The faCts of this.case bave been already before the. public. Mr. and Mrs. Scott yelated the particulars thoy have been stated in the:aceount which 'for ;:wriy appeared in this and othet Papers. They also to their,, property, 1101,t, td, the pvrson of the hlioncr. She had been sent trim o,Register Office • their (amity. .thins, the Bow-street Otcer, stated, that, upon t! , .t; 'Hight on which the alarm Was given , of the girl h•,t•ing suddenly left her pitiee,,..and ,the property,. I,,•int; niissed, he - went in quest of the Prisoner, and ►opon seeing a light it a very laic hour in a two pair stairs•room, in a Boast in St, giles'a„ he went up st:!irs; and them he found the Prisoner sitting on the Ifoor,• With a' box by her and.a pillow-case • ‘..ith the plate beibre her; she l was in the act of Linn over the articles. •• I . l4'ireordin,trtook the - • into custody, and brought` the, articles already onameraied with bial Buss '-street Office. The •Prisoner, in her defence, fold 3 long story of man'cOining up to the' room in with:4 . .sl)e, wa s, direatening her life if she called, out, and then, Wit ii the assi-oaned of a second man, carrying her and. the property,aWay, title .or , the , • Mr. Justice GttosE, ,in his charge to the Jury, observed, tb,at the whole Of the girl'S story svi:cS together incredible. Was it to be 4upOpse4 that in • the crowded streets of London; and:in sitcha.part of the town as that was, tine person grown, up as that • girl was 'could be forcibly carried away, against her ?---Could not she; cry out i.yhen,,she.got into street ?--=And if two men had clot e as she de- • ••i•iThect theybad, wits it. at all likel'Oh tt : they. would j left,lief in a room alone, with theproperty . ai her' ? as to the value 'the ,property,, it . ‘ l / 4 .1; impos4hlt. that any one could stippOse it,,,was not • 40s. The Jury, however, WouN.ose their own discre4n; 'and - decide Upon, the:.case. as ,the t.iought i tittle c yidence fairly entitk t 4 etithvrp 'llo, • Tlie'ihry'etAtnit the Prisoner,guiltv-,-Deadr. ccorle I'.. h .i;ts indiaed .fOr.stealjug . one cloth , the ~prOperty. of, Mary,: ennutess . DoWager .Mace:estiekl„ tied three cotton gowns,. the pro .lo,.eiill Sheldon, ono Of her Lady Ship's oer , • ..nts, in the,liOn.•6, of the said. COUniess, :No. Berkeiyy-street; Purtman-sOare, on the 14th Oi October la'st. . . J. Clark, a master painter, deposed, that he was tied dyed by the Countess to new pant her house, the Prisoner was one of his journeymen. Upon • hearing that upwards of twenty locks,were forced in drawers, trunks, and desks, in different parts of house, an l a considerable qumnity of.property he examined the drawers, &c. that had been i),,ken open, and, tOtind that they were all forced ith an 'implement used by painters and glaAi . ers. Ile then recelleCled that the Prisoner had been , ab • sent tram his Work both Satttrd;iy and 'Monday', the • .liy on which the robbery, \val,4*9yere;d. Ide tirade Ipplietition to Mr. o:maw, the Magi3trate,nt Marl- borough-street, and obtained a Warrant, With the diligent assistance of JaelOton the ()dicer, lie found • out that the Primer ha4:Peen , that day taken up as c•kierte'r, 'and was then in the Savoy Prison, from • which place lie was'delivered Otier • to 'the 'Civil Power. • The property' described in the indiatnent t •aced to the thopS of tWopawnbrokers;.ona of whon, according to the testimony of Clark, at fir:it refaied • fo:shew , •the pelisse and gown, 'which were now kcertaine r d 'to have been pawned With hid): 'The PaWbroker was nowexamitied its Court.—He knew that the searlet Cloth pelisse Vift'i pawned with Willi on the t 4th, and the gown on 'the 6 t 'of ( - Jabber. On thQ.peljase he.lent 89... The Prisoner told' hitia it l . iefOnged' to han is sister, dhe believed him. He did not know . e*a6,tly - tha value of it ; 'it •alight` be worth a guinea or more. It was'pretty fine cloth. After repeated questions' from the Bench, he said it might' worth three or . ' tour pounds for , what ho knew,. He believed the Prisoner was the Man WW I pawned .the Own and pelifiSe ; then, 'he wits not; quite perfeelly sure—he might be/ mistaken. ''m icilgth he said, he would not like to swear to a'_ ,A rung thi n g. judge GROSH then observed, heat quite suro of that:" , Elizabeth Higginbotham, who is•own maid• to the Countess, and Nary.' (the •wite of itisephSbuldon), ho serves in the saint capacity Aotititlie , person of Lady. Mary Parker, Corroborated Fthe itestittiony of Clark, .and. proved to whom the property belonged. The'. Prisoner`- delivered in Ra Written' th'etice, amounting to nothing• but.aAelieral profession , of leis innocence. •He called.nowithesses. • • In the charge to the Jury;•:.Mr.. Justice Gansu se verely reprimanded the •concluet of Mr:Christian, the pawnbroker. Eur his part lie would attend very little to whatthat man staid, and would recommend tO the Jury to fortn their. opinion chietly•from the evidence of the other. witnesses. • - - • After e short deliberation, the Jury . returned 41 Verclit - t—Guilly of stealing - to the value of 3ote James ilnderson, a boy'only 14 years old, was tried capitally for stealing It velvet Spencer and part ..of a velvet pelisse, the prpporty of Maria .and , Harriet lloirn,.sisters and co-partners, who keep a haber dasher's shop, io Mary-le-bcato-street, .Golden tiqll3 re. • • The decision of this ease rested chiefly on the queition of, whether the shop•daor Was open ur not Baron c;it informed the .Jury, that if the latch ea 'shop . ; tijQr .Waf; lifted with a ,feleffilOPS itt tent, and atiy Wily, in the 'ilinp:afterwarchi rernekved an inch from its plooe, in fitrtheratice'Of the . sitnn design, the 00 was es positively a burgLtry as if the doOr had : been'wrenclied on iron crow. of"gliebperting ndrnittutef:sonie'abnbt, and tiit Jury:found the 1 arstealmg to the 'valtie of 195: itit 110 t btieglailuthly.blcalahg and . enterin the notte, Jane illacgineati: was capitally for Pica: of lace, value intolhe%prOperty of John .j.acon 111 •his ; cl w iii str, , ' • : • • 4„:04 , i1 Nl4, Pcinjetrby lisc{iA it 0 I*. of. No, 4, :Mattiett-comullow.fitrver 4t .the 81J1. vricit No. Swsncl ; whera driver tisvitotis,.()rcios 14. iIIIDDLT,SEX SESSIONS. CLERKEN Mc. 3. APPEALS. Lewis, a horse-hair manktfatittrer,. appealed again,t cohvifficirkwhich took placg.hefbre !two of the Magistrates at \Yorship T , strect The circumstances, under which the -eonVidion, took place were these.; ayerson of The name of Nek, son,'whe worked as.a weaver in the employ of Mr:, 'Lewis r up to Oaaber,.lBo4, brought before the .:Magistrates at Worship-Ftreet, in ;06tobor, 1807, havtng chargedl*. .kewis with .keeping tt , portion of the - wages he had earned from him.. ' Mr. Lewis refipedtdo.'.submit the matter to arbl irathm, For which Ire waslitied, Under flistOth and, 40th of his present , Maieky, chap. ii, havitig t. been passed tQ.`pzevent unlawful cortiltin4tidie ofl l journeymen, and- which specifically expressed, =qua ~rll disputed tiliOnldhe referred to arbitration,within axe teasOnable brut;, and in default of ei therparty . a salti vary retnedy, was provided. Mr. (ion NEv and Mr.,CoNST were employed4er the Respondentsi who called. Nelson to prOveiithe ,debts, and also a.Mr. -Mawlek, an Attorney,` to prove the application forpnyment ;. who protth6ed a letter written,by him tei:Mo4,ewis, `mid algdthe answer of Mr, Lewis's' Attomepito the applieiv , kfti. Mr. AtiuuEws, Connie' . totinAbei Appeftantl,')Liid- 'flitted, the statement Jof Nelsbni,o. bet: , took Several objedions l to t 1 conviction itr.o6totitto, do 7, Nei. son, )..vlio.Juiti, been in the: Onplojr; of Mt% LAvis from Januftry,:!l:tio3, to Cid. ;804, left his.empYgy ,tuent, .and received his waiiss' without ever 'betrilp. apy Aymptoms .oe,, dioisatiitivtitdorti- Pie riever • fold IVir.-Lew is he hati • not pa id thirn 4qlos no, ,lte l did s ,itot do that ; brit id the.monill of f..Xiol ber, 110.1,•, Mr. Lewis first heard, tlniough , the',ffiet. ; chum of.; gr., MawleY, that. Nelsonfwat ~pnring the length . of tinie betWon'Otitober, ,atld 1403 Nelson- torik no.. means.' toi=alitrise Lewis of ; I'm debt he owed ealne apt Qii; 'Tbe A.tarnakci:Gentlenia#l4r9 I Bih clanse of the agthAnd 4Oth tir 'his INlajesty, •.in Web tis specified, thit(4til ,disputpktireio.be left-to , arbitration Within a reason. -:;Wasir, he would ail:, a • reasonable , tinge within which the present convialon , took placelcqf the , (louroere',of opigion:the.convietion• WEiSjUSi # .c ( W,9l,lA,Aftt traciesinen berdlibleito , be troubled 13y Aheir.jouroeyrnettp.brinting 'corn plaints afl fhili'tisbrt .I.wenty y4ors ,periSaps after: they. had/ li - t - theirieri vicit kie.vtit it: the.goed;sentalbti th6ClAlitfto consider wbethettthe chttiplairgowlis a reapri at)le. time or not .? • f:theirl woke ( . .tl' • opinkr i; was.broughtowithisz:reasotiable4hitie, then ititg ! meat nittst.gongainstibitn;4—Heiigtia: prOeeedineo call, witnesses ,toliprotetAhati!t;he -vitt glikpaid by.tdr, j ewes to Nelson wee . ! stelv zwret) paid4 l .9ii;tha, tra44, when' he; was' stopped,byrMr; trt11;" W 'Oh; Wrireti, t he procetditig .w as , irregn)ar , .+ , 'il The C4itAtillitAN givit indgitent, said, the conyiaion waliT unjust. • Mr. .41144,E.w5. Moved, upon: another. clause, in the same :empoiiered a Bench of Mti , St ra tes to award ,coats to the Appellants in such cases, th a t a i tho-Chairrotin had - declared the convitit;n ;unjust, he: would award t he , Appellant' his .The C:ltAinsLisyreptied, though he watched such proceedingsiwithe jeidents eye, yet,: iir the - present io!AO.ce, he thought it would.be better not to grant them; !but. inquired t here Was any clause in the which,conld make:the Attoriley then 0' .To which Nry4 , ,Mititiews answered, he Was sorry - lie could not perceive any, as it, would be a Most desirable thing to be able to punish- them. sir. Raine, a, retail cual-dealer, appealed against a ~011vidion which took place before Wm.' Kiiinaird, Esq. at the Thames Police Office. 'An:inforreatien was laid .against Appellant, 'under the New Chat A& passed in the 47th ,of his 'Majesty's Iteigr, fur selling t .sacks of coals, containing one bushel, to, ditlerent , customers, contrary to Mt' of Parlia went. Mr. POOLEY and Mi.. ALLEY were engaged in the prOseeution„ being employed by the Wholesale Coal . Merchants, to endeavour to put a stop to the prac tree ,of selling coals in sacks less than those de scribed by the Ad of ParliaMent. ;Mr. PooLEy stated, that from theeridence' taken before the .Nigigistrate, it appeared, that the'Appel lam' sent eighteen sacks, which held oneitshel of ;coals each, to eighteen different custonters. The Aei.uf Parliament under which the conviklion tedk place, specified, that no coals should be sold in oily sack measoring less than tour feet .two inches in length, and twn":le.et in width, and such as Were not .rnarked , with white pint at the Exchugnev Office, Westminster, or at Guildhall, .London. The sacks orbags, as the coal-heavers termed them, held only one bushel, and consequently were contrary -to the Ad- of, Pali iametit. was contended by Messrs. GURNIVP and Din-- LAND, for the Appellant, that, according to 'die 93d„ insth; . and- 124th Clauses of the same Ad; the conviction was not good, u the bags were fair. and just, purporting to , contain not more nor lees than one bushel. After a'great deal pf argument on both . sides; in which thedifferent,measures were stated, the Cunt a- MAN' was Of . opinion, that, tinder all the circum stances of the case„ the eonvidion was. just ; he, therefore, :confirmed it. ' Mr. ALLEY declared it wianot.the wish of the Gentlemen who prosecuted to ex tt et : a ny pena lt y ; they had mitigated it to el. when, If they had been a4tuated by _avaricious motives, they could have clammed 401. ", uud that if Mr. Raine would givenp seilingials in tile manner described,- he would drop a number Qf inforniations occasioned by the same circumitancei on , whiCh`it •waS agreed,, that the .bags should be given up to 'bOburnt, and no More cells :should be sold in any sack less than those de s.9l-ib6l by the Ad. • Mr. tio , ,v P.! t, g rime, called the Young Izenoinena, trotted' a race against time yesterday, 4t :Itinc,lll4; for 50 guint.las , the Inatch Ikiv g he.en made on Mon day 6eintriglit to take place within fourteen days, kilt" forfeit. Tire mare was - tn3rOt tilteenrnileiJ and Lilt WO 6 . 413 ;illl hour, hut after -,going, ;si . % tnile3 in tuinuf f o, oil' p3,C03.;11.111 , v4 %L}), atter having . in.ftlty minutes. \vvi;.•btc:it pat , tiOsiocuisi4rl.- INDiE7. 'BOMBAY- dOURIER, THE RE 141.ANC f. • :On Wednesday 't he 4t h inst. anchored ih.fte l hai , both' his NilajestY,si ship Bellona, Capt. J...4AsTin'p, , *6115 ' . alte , following ,Narrative has been furnished its by t he..person :who aced as Third.Orlicer onboard the I?liance, at the time el .the • late unfortunate ae cident4 We do not .mean to pledge otirselves for the • coniplete aecuracyof the statement ibet we are happy to.gitteitroom in our columns, hs..thereby affording toliartiee deeply iutdested, in the iniestigation Of, the Weill:An uppot4ariiy:otistating the particulars of etheir.ovin.bhilductiotlld:Publk; , And it is but justiCe to them to tit*, thatinOrigiuriulrits into the theritsc of the thlatTative,itVe.have dimmable toAiscover no . thing to impeach the fairness of it. . • r.e.:ollltliqJetenitig • previous toYher:taiting fire; tae-'l' entininOffittere,ittik suPerin fending ; the • stoevagF (if lite' AtoltVetbre:atal , aft; with'a! gang •Of - , Sedees at work ()forward; iindethei Seacunuies and harrars at wort aft 4! the Second tollicer. Wase.vith Another gang .beweersilecksif nod .the•Chiet Officetivas attending atthe!dlifyi of the deck, npriti deck; iAtitea - 1).: M. he reported eti.- the.Cthief ()dicer ..that. , hU:Cotild not 7 , 11Ve toevprk.: any,louher Orders wer e ,given-to send; the..people up ; . 6* hoist lin a hoer load ; •of eotton,; Which i • was therimitengside, tb eeectirottlie -Idwen. deck hatcheas ()fore land"aft a~ith:leek;and:ke,y►,:as;useal; whieht Weis' ttetbidlngl ,Hirt a' The .bola ltithi; t hen oloareil,' teitetlie cotton •„strircleetildwni itbetafter hatelfiv,aye he l en'eert athlt,;thutiuppertthatches laid .au htirre aiidrittt, , iirtudidtpeulinttroVer tlitexi, except eine quititertof-tkie •;IMtitrefSafehes4 purposely left open letr;t4l4lSititcoif;il4 to go.dovinito sleep, ; .Islieecluty 4fei116 . 1 , 11100 Writ a.9Wetione,:tho..Laseass; ortkectell: to g r eiltWtheit• • 't supper,: anclithe..servantittoehringl• tee ialhtiril the • • ;cabin; Awl oik tilirly,,etobeejelly•boaVeetti neap- • •Ittetl.to take a wayeeipersoroft44llo,l44&, 410eil visit the the botitreturned in ;OAR tki rinsit4et . .;of dn.heuee thca.klfficee • sa , w.hei , belated :l 4l47'ond I,aLidrelfantlyautire to sleep; •• ietoeptiOnettleabymy and two Peonsevelio were It filapon decleitolteep watch; each ofthe.Offieers then letfed t0:468i; era Itttld • • ‘ai .• • :past. 10, n'Alock P. . eleven,' or a;little eifter r t the plik• . . went i•out .and walked the deck :once tir tiViceeli .•i perceiving every; thing iquiet, and ievery.bOdy asleejpe I.entceet the peoplee who had the wets.:ll•, , lie again winu•to , bed e 'the remaining port of Ilie:naertitii'et •,.we give it his w'sn: words,- , About midnight we were alarmed by:the cry of titFirel ) instantly ran out .up0n 7 410614 1 -and upen iigning to the main-hatchway, sew a vi4kreat smtike asuing •frotar,: the hold through; the lower 'deck .halches; ..13y..this time most.iot,thepeople onhoard were alarmed, and on calling to some of thern;• I ,ltiatar7fe great number of ;the tleasOars• running'eft the;:poop,•lewerintrntlie boat down, teed jumping rovierboard. veentaft and drove'therisidown again, i.and_ou tny return ttetlitftbain-hatchWay, I'sa'w the Chief and Second Officers attempting to unlock'the ilit~ohes .iveeriefi Of us mn' de. three unsuccessful at tempts, otking •to•the 'great' smoke ;hid helit•of fiie, which nearly sutfocated Uft Pf 6 ce!9i er '' rhiricitonlediedi;:tl:lYa'tdai6sekoh'velr°;dllitelf'eha:t.teßonkdel'ai)trL'id'e'dbliatzfitrif fi".iree. •stanchio n ;! ..be rat t i veen ehe. t s h t:: r t b .o oa nz ti a d vit 's v id n e li o n f: h t a li t s %r ‘ r v ii a d y s . h . ip We had then:upon:deck upwarcls of 21. Y casks - of; water lashed to the sides. The-Chief ()Meer instantly gave orders for the lashiligs to be'ciit, the. ,Casks rolled over the main: aed aft e r betbhways, their heads stove ill, and the water started dowp, into the - hold, vyllich. was itnmedtely dO4.4.aaktml a tela porary etrea of extinguishing the flames ; we-at the same time drew water frOrn •all O'lU of the 'passed it along in: buckets,. .and :threw it: ;•dowa throegli the main and after berchway.s. By. this time the alarm•becaine , general: througheut•the .Fleet, .and•we perceived two boats mekingtowards us,.the first ;front Nlajet4e.?ii Brig with Mr. A. I it,. t lite-First •Lieetetican t and - t iro other frotn His 11:leiesty's.Ship:Psedte,.with Mr, SAVVIIS . , Alas •ters.s. Mate, both a whom gave .rts very great assist alitt:tiXeTted themselves by every means ,iiir their power .until the last toommt. centinft, will ever, be acknowledged with' heartfelt gratitude by the: late.Offieere of the; untbrt imate Ship. T4e:, Chief Officer .next ordered .me~ to takeoff the-fore- 1 hatches,,it.loieg the general' wish of the:Gentlemen.. who came .to , our atiseittitlte., to fttldCElVoili: -to • get derma' t h e .(tees-holdi• end if pestible to heaVe • water •o; the bales between- the lore •and main4latediway. unlaid the hatches, and:went.'dOwn intot'lle' fore .hekl myself; 1 then discovered the tire to be where I luive before stated, namely,ebetween4he Yore and main-hatchweye the dames extending from Witt g to • wing, .and as. taraft as T could tree. • ithithe•assistarice of some' tnen who carnet o assist nsi I stove inYfotir casks of Water that were ...stowed in the 'tween decks i• and es long es:l - could Stand in the held, for the•heat oft he flames, which' .were then increasing very fast,water was handed to me, and I threw it over the fire, which, for a ' moment or. two, had the effea of stifling it, burin :a short time it.. broke out egain• with double fury. We were then Obliged to retreat into the 'tween . decks,' where we remained, heaving water down into the 'hold, until the' , flames burst •up the fore hatchway, and through •ttie deck, into the 'tweete clercs; it was then thought prudent to cut the cables, to clear her of the shipping, and run her on shore, boats being ready a-head to tow her, and the head-sails loosed , to• assist her ; theetables were .tic - cordingly cut, aid . the ship being towed clear of the shipping lathe harbour, was run : on shore on the Dolphin Rock ; dtiring which ;every:exertion' was r made by the Gentkenee oneboard, and the Officers • of the ship, to extinguish , the flames, by water drawn from; all parts of the 4iiii); and passed along in buckets, :and, hove down 'the hatchway. . By this • til Wi iie thg tf r l e e a . t fi • fury, iiry,. l"s andf°rbetira.nd 'a stingt i l l thetreug hold burning ll . p a rt s ; the 'tween, decks; but we still kept as many handS as"could pass; water along tiricl heat•e it down thef heave them overbe:lrd ; but -new seeing n 11 ., further .attempts to extitigiiiili tlie.•fl6oies woulthbe i:ati the, tire was•theo,lkniikiiiiigiina in-'several itirfi (.4 • ' . . _ 1 iii.ltYns!niibyitki ires, 01 ("nth -strCe•t.- the ;Pater,.. it(ers-:fort the Leiee-, (pest-pejo:4 Inui t; lx ak dressee. ••. 1 , the Upper deck, . af.ll tad titirlded to some a: the ' rigging, the Chief Qtligecgave orders,for the people to leave off drawing ynter, and to endeavour, to save , 'asqouth of the masts', ynrd4;ind ri g ging as possible i ' .:hUt.. as .the.,flames :wer&,,them coming up all three hpchways. and setling,fire to the:rigging and)sels, general orderi were. gtv.en to cut away the lo%ver niaits ; - the lanyards Of the ;St3tbOard. rigging` wen, . cut; but before-We cuill& "get- t I le; mast s- cut -through, the sails, . rigging,.: and. ,upper deck, .W2te all :on tire. . The (.:hiet Oflice'r then t hought it prudent, • fOr• the. safety of• their lies; to Order the peoPle to cltlitibti. Shit , ; whiehothey an,did,. except the .Chief; Second, and myself; who were ht.:tying as nlany slils, , 5 . c... 'ol. erbu:lrd, :-..:: we - could.. get .. ot ; but, as the tire had'al)w i)r...if - a , out upon the npi)er deck,- and thellat - beaNiere : raging .witlf-1, ,.- reat' .o° ' .e0.C.ibt...344-, coltrouth)g!tvikepftsts,..yardi, and sailq, we . tl•ere , ,oltliged . to_ retreat ,on the poop, 9 1 1 whehce t-e h'ell' , l:l, v.ith sifei')t (.4t . osx, the ship in orHe eoMplete bhize of fire;.*l-'ere and aft, 16tliout the . .41iPit;di,Itapt hope otrettiefingihep aniyiiiithr.iiisist atteq By this time like pqop„ ilf."-tp.x.ta-t 4md.rig .giug, fore .ifid a f t, - were all on fire; .thp hcli,, ° W Whi6fi TIO beriM - 16 iti bleat, was'irnroTd* ble ' for - : ui to Termtioli : i n v..tait.gcr 'ow bolirti:. , I'llh'' c4icf,prpectr,444owddllet§P.9?.94.4.llfirPlYse)t-Itfl tit the ship, which we did at a quarter paqt_fotir.rf .o.'- , and he hiniself follnwed, being the last'per ,. inil °° !',.bottrdc; the iship iktitVPltilthil:tiititi mi'tire.lloft mid ...I)elcitNi, focslAnd:-aftJAnd:lllere } w i ng . a f r t A ti breeze 0 ( yj.lacl.,",_Vias..e,d,wit,Reat vic.,1,,,,. . 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OLY, ,0e,5ti1,!1,p4.,-t.drayiiii.ibyrOi.t4f4;kirbic.(),,,l4ol .F?..V.; ► t4bles t rignigli - tll 4 4*regtOtros4' ' .f -' il'itO i 44 1" e. ; s I.vhilSt 4 9le. oii-ster•and :his, wife, viere,pUrcivi4. l o l t stock A2,,ti t. 4de•:- .',ll);ifaiit,ll4-tir4,ii4,lis:Orize oe4tklu -. ~ : . toi . lv ,.. ia. • 4,06 5114 , the . botiiitti ialCiiiiisiltieeli ; g ire, w h at • •.. a ..,..stitidt.nly.if priseti.hy kbt34 . lo'itirtnix id the ,c4ili . o npon . peptng in, ai..ve4.:be4);,„.i.carrio.: oll : - A tv, tine children, ottOtlrl,:::tind 47ficir abpq ,(0-4r,ye9r.! Of age,---I'lie, depred:lttif..,ltii.rue:dtately. ,4., to 4 1 ! 'Neely, Ittld :by ihq.,iplortililtinti of the t oritht,,,tit.lit cart,ond..,cliittireu• were re:itOred to: their [.liitytillo 1 ,1 0 'Owners. -.- :... .. • • --, - . - Mr. Wtr..pgv, Brewer, of Lewes, - has a-ipani,t?' bliih,' W'graTi -- in'. toter litters .. poklncearitkA -v P. Nilltelps, •iz. thefrrst. nt lor i',s,'th9 seemid '1:6;. , third 'es;•and the fourth (.'2O. •• .. .. A, .'•A CaingOrpni topaz, ()la IFIOSt CX•traoremary3 was lately 'fouild by a r , an ,in. one . of t 110..4 1 !.". in Brae.mar, in the I fpper i 4.1 1 -0 .)f Aheiciceitshir.e. 4R 4 ‘ ' t is a coniplete.liex.agon, crytaliiiick, and of 3 ril;f ) : brandi'COlout. It NV t..!ig hs'7g'i) , ..ulti.. , i:, :,, 1 iii 'l 4 ,.7i o fir i, derild td;tie'Of. inestiturible 6lbe. • . L..:41,, ;~i NAVS. Dactmgaz t. Arrived-the from Carl,by ; tlic Friends, Repper, 11.0'0..411e. • i • CIAVZtNI3, 16ECZNIBER 2. raSEcti by—the GsVrge, Thomas.;ltoirr Copenhagen; .R" vi sl a e rd ni , e, Hug hes, 'from Lisbon; and V 9 11 1 1 10,. Spcocia, tio.o salle4l--.thelortt Oupiiti, Williams, for Matieira • l' , :ir o Gtor4l, riZAY, 'for Antigua ; St..Aiary, Lostry, al'id... fru. falgar,' Ferguson, for tamaica. Sundly at Triploingouse, 4 Grelit‘ ll . Lady • $ i'44coe yrentell q •• of i0.P91 --...---. ..._ ~ IiiiiRRIET) . , • ... , it r • r On rtteietty lust, at the Palish charth:cit Boltrin t lolly. Yates, :. lie.q. of Peol.flall., in tho'Citonty'orl , tio castori 46ter.a.t_Law,...ottly son of the . .littatiOn.. Mr, lustic e-Y c: to,Miss A rnetitt AtusWotflt ? .elclost . ctanghter of Thomas/I/ worth, I , ,ei. of ttoltion, in the sAtntt County: ~, r, . , t isi Yesterday, John Utiss, liiici. ,ut , Haml" toad • ~- P . 1? 9 : n . :1 1 : L S: 9 : I . I . 1 : t 1 4 1 r el y 0: 1 :1 8 1 g al l I :le: Fl:4l:6:::authf.:rLaasiCtohnu,rcilol, ::::::::1 0.,. .tot i f i : frey, 13%ti. of Fittroy , =gttater. - to 'Atiirgaret, .6t.te,,i ilitit&•• ot.ii.nhert Sheittklen Ilisti. ... 'j.of Wirrtisor, - `"" ' . . ___ _,--4 4 t• , 'DPW, , ,:,. . ' ~ 3 ivet . On the t'Atll tilt, at bis,hunse at W . inghani, Kent , '-- ' 'r silty resretted. the Itev. Dr.' Iley. Vrebendary ot Ruclielift ao,t...;kidyr of IViJkliantoreadx tent: , 1 E : WOl.llO l , •jo 1 , I !eel opliuhtlay,nuirtiing itisr, at. his hoiisrui z t; to vo ar- .'",' re. Sir phi% Thomas Stanley,liart. of A Iddley:l",trk, Ch.. i 0 On MUlti.tay i ..ato+ Wham, in .'Norfaik the i.i4eY. T ' lv '.... 13ovien. • r am' On the' Ist inst. at _his house', Notiit • inil*, 111,. D' Morris. -... ,t . , - •' :snte dfty, at Brighten, aged3B iyears, , MO.= h t N , ~r Wile of T a homas Kettip- N , Esq. I. i'. of ! Canej tolutltil;'' , • Lewes, SuSsex. .. II °T , 'Llvws 4,l Y , n Queen's-square., • , Mts. -1,30y(101, r-t 1" lames boydell, Esq.- of Hackney Grote. ~ . s , iid j On Wednesday last, at Clifton, 2tlrs. Mahon, ' the " Ras , : Nl4hon, 4 sq, of Cdstlegar, Ireland. - ' .itili.it, Lateen the smite evening. in Wiltfpn4d.Stn.tet; •-:",.`" a ils square. Vice-Acitnir4t j uiiu Paisennaiti at . Lolv,- u„` -' , SuKik, - aged 64. ' • • 6.0 14 .Yesterday, Ir :Ralph Sitnnwns,a iserer;stiat, Glass Manufacturer. . ~.. ir n . I,'',i 1.- ' Lately, in Cateaton.itreet„ mrs. ~..0.....'5...,, wife , , . ,-, Rooksby, Esq.. , • ' , •*1 • ,4t... A few,days mo,. in the atitil yeaeolhis iv,. t(l'or 4 f 4l ' l '. l ler, Esq. ut Willard, in the County at 'r 44) 0,1 1 . . , -.4 . ..,* the On th e loth of jutw. at Agra, in the East incites, ! of . the 9th year of her age : KodidjalaS•ti Rana Begum, sisic r _ s loth , Nstwautt Natijaph Khan, Vizier to. the late, Emperor _ 44 Allum, and 4 . c:het of Nawaub Mosurn I.4:.han,.biather t • Nawaub Snider I 0n. , . , , _ i in gri d !' On'the 24th Ult, at Whitby, aged 4 r, Mr. Ben,,arn kilt, 'late blaster of the-shirt Holes, of that to iiitg eigi - - Lately, George Bestalkt.sq. upsvards ot 14.Y 0 ?? 5 ,, it :4. of the Wicklow Militia. nu :deceased cau : Vit t .-.'", ,/i. smiteintitgit:tgeusaiertke;eidia. the HoSpital at Non-' Nvile,.fe,.loo P ------ , Pit,l(.'is OP' .‘irGCKS . ICI4IEaDA'y. Bank Stock; Navy .s.per Cent. „ VI.C.Iti2A S li t o P ac ck :4 Par, i s ' tlig `,6lB r.er , Cent. 1797, , EAOldgila limy, 3i. pr. . I ri,h 5 per Cent. ()mown), .% tar. , • 4pa tent. & ' 1 i 3 per Cita. I)clerrti" 6;5i,.. i per Cent. Pat. usii i Itoperial 3 tar Cu lt "' , j par tent Cvli L i mo A n n. ~. . ~ 6.. ikt vanit 1: - . Ann 1 7 1-13-i6tlis ' Ci , ii.lor 0.1),,ni014'. ili' , ' 1.),ti0 slio6 Ann. .-;--- r o.,,6tO PE* • lilt; it ‘v,vrLit ArLoN um.? moot- , 1. i' ' ' - '•, ' ' ' it() W% ,! t• " E l f ,- 6. • Mor . ni ,st min. &fief $,.. .1-Afteil it ,on, IS klign• ..L,,,,,,,,.,