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/ _ 1 ~-. 11.11 RD TILF,AtRE. Mn. Bovroa; 'By the ut t . A er attempts which are making to sLev that a third Theatre is not wanted, it may be cont-eiYed th it there i 9 11 strong probability that snelt an e4tahlishment is likely to take place. A writer, itre Morning Paper of yesterday, asks, how ‘r an Architect, a •Winker, a Solicitor a Lord Attiyor, a Dramatic Poet, and some , Mem b4,ofa fmhiorrable gaining club, have, or had qualified themsek•es in so meritorious a way as to be enabled to remove ciaillo; a hundred' times stronge.' titan their own, and which stood in their . way in the attainment of a lucrative monopoly ?" Surely the persons thus entnuthltted have as good pretensions ns any others connected with theatrical property but this is an artful and faibteions state ' Pieta : it is, not, as the writer the prqjectors of a newtheatre.ononeside, pold the patentees of the winter theatres on the other„bilt the forpter supported 1 4y the public, at large, who: absolutely want a theatre of a• reasonable size for the reg!blar Mid proper objects of the Drama, the representation of such plays as tray tend to enlarge the knowledge of life by ,apposite examples, and the consequent improvement of the mind, by the exeitenieut of moral and benevolent affections. DRAMATICUS. OXFORD UNIVERSITY. ~ORI)LNIA'fION:i At the Cathedral Church of Christ, Oxfords by the Lord iiiooip of the Diocese. Deacoiis.7---T. C. Glyn, B. A. Student'of Christ "Church i E. Whitehead, M. A. and It. G. An drews, M. A. Scholars of Corpus ; G. May, B. A. Oriel College, Curate of Stouestield ; F. Thor land, B 4: Chaplain of New . Colleges U. Man dolphfil, A. Student of ChriStchurch ; IL A-Scholar of Worcester Collcgo ; C. 'Eddy, M. A..Demy of Magdalen College; cuawa, Fellow of : Brusen-nose ; J. Williams, B. A. Scholar of Worcester ; T. Woodroffe, B. A. Feel— . loW.of. St. John's College J. Brigstock, B. A. Scholar of Jesus College ; 11. WWnstnuley, B. A. and W. Haucock, B. _A. Wray of Magdalen lege ; joules, ,M. A, Fellow of ,Exeter Col lege ; G. White, B. A. Oriel College, Curate of Brightwell. p r i es t s —,T. 'louder, B. A. Merton College, Curate of notherfield Crays ; .1, Butler, M. A. Fellow at Pembroke'; C. Rose, M. A.' Felloiv of, Lincoln,; P. re,,son, M. A. Chiplaia of New College Nornuin, B. C. 1.4. Trinity Col . lege; Curate of .Bros dwelL At Pt; Cole4lvaroualli of NorNych, Iltv. the ILord Deacons,—N. Bridges, Queen';i College, Cam b:ride ;A. coopey, B. Pclubrol.ell, Cam bridge; T. Gill, Pcnibrolie Hall, Clmbridge ; P. Hudson, 8. 11. Calus College, Gonbridge ; B. • . • Trtirlo ; G. Mingay; A.: B. Cams . College, Can!- bridge ; C. Norman, Catherine Hall, Cambridge ; T. H. Rawnsley, A. B. Exeter College, 'OX ford ; timmuirez, A. B. Christ Church, Oxford ; .tr Seholetield, Trinity 'Collee, Cambridge ; Watson, A. B. St. John's College, Gimbridge. Priests.---T. J. Abbott, Ca' lierinc Hall, Cam - luidgc; L. Atthill, A. B. Caius College, Cam bridge ; 8 . r0v61, A.B. Elikannel College, Barlec, A.B. 'Fellow of St . . John's ()liege, Oxford ; Cl. W. Bridgei, A.:w Trinity College, (.Word; W. Elston, A. 13. St. John's Colieg - e, Cambridge ;. W. "Gilbank, A. B. Clare Cambridge; J. Harrison, A. M. St: John's Cambridge; W. HaddOek, Master of an Academy, Botesdale; K Hull, A. B. St. John's College, Cambridge . ; G. Jarvis ; H. Marshani A St. John's College, Cambridge A.B. Trinity College, Cambridge . ; S. Miitthews, A.B. Jesus College, Cambridge; 3. Morgan, J'e sus College,..Oxford ; it. A: A. Pori broke Hall, Cambridge ; C. Prowett ; J. A: B: St. John's College, Cambridge ; :A. B. 'Benet College, Cimiliridge ; E. Th Or loW, LI1:13. St. John's College, Cambridge; W. Wright, 'IX. B. Trinity Hull, Cambridge ;'T: ‘Vodehouse, A. 13. Merton Coller,i!, Oxford; C. WodswOrth; Pembroke. College, (iliniiridge. At Parnbani Castle, by the lord Bishop of ‘Vi4z.bester. Ifear:mm-7-R. Watts, of T iity 11.,111, Cain - beige ; Lyon, Trinity ; .1, tit. John's 'College, Oxford ; T. soter, I.ri6t. Church', Oxford ; 141illier, tt literate Priests.-11,ev. W. AT. littrloel; P.lrtbrolce lia 11, Cifobi'l4e. *Rev% S. IL iVhitenoom, ltra4en-Mile 1,„11, , g e, Oxford ; Itev. , (..!;001 - aidge Rry. E.llOl-Oy.loploo, illtl 't3 (74.adiridge. ; NV. litt:rute .• iiiicktleti, Ly the Dish9p Doacons --Messrs, Babingt.prt, I.ld grave, cat ion, Anlohl, mut .11right. I', 4 eds:L-;\tessrk. II:11, Vale, erabbe, Edward.i, "Ikkcirgan, IVLight, ItArloot, Loci: - Lac A, 1 1„ 1 it u y a l cl i ac t! '! pf WlnNor, by lb. T,,,r41 Di ;It oi) 'of Sal i ? . ... 1) a ry. -; 1 1 01, t. i• Tr 111 AI/MN-140u act .R 9 b,/wri t .---,lscutr 114)1, I a vender of oranges, was charged' before the Lotto, MAvott,;withbeing concerned With I e others, not tyc,t in cu:,tody, with forcibly taking front the person of ‘Villiiint Ilintou, a young cierman sai it7r, two 20/, notes,'and a." utote, ill the 'street, about five o'clock on Stuukty evening. 'The Corn ' plainant, pretending not to speak English, told a long story through an interpt etc'', that being at the Cross Keys Inn, in '; 4 7413(1-sti.aati Cliettp 7. side, be saw the priSoner selling oyanges in the street, in the forepltrt.,of theiday, and. askeci hiin to spew him where he could buy a pair of trui; sera ; that he took him Where he ,of the trowsers, eie, and conveyed him . back- to the inn, fur, which be gave hint twit shillings ; that he 'met the .pri soner itgain in the evening through several streets, When they met with three others, who took hint into a passage, where the prisoner put his hand upon his mouth, while the Oth CI'S robbed him of two 20/. notes; -and a one-pound note, jind:all ran away ; that he 'was positive or the prisoner being the man. Th e prisoner, in a icing deffnee, confirm- ed the charge, confessing thatheand another ii id one with theproseeutortothe_MinOries, where he bought trowsers, stockings, Bte. that he saw hint in the evening, when he wanted hint to take the proSecittor too i a that he went with him to Leadenhall-street, Where they met three men, With whom he pretended to have left the prose cutor; but cknied putting his hand to his mouth, or knowing any thing of the money. ' A singular circumstance oteurred while this,: evidence :%vas giving: a foreign -Captain, who attic to swear an affidavit, innitediately knew the young German to belong to hi-, ship, and had run ,away since Saturday; taking with him h . . pocket honk, containing the Bank-notes he had been de scrbing, with some other' r„apers. At sight of the Captain, the young 'Cernian eras much confused, and Wished to retire a little, which was permit ted, with an officer to attend' hint . ,, when the officer found, he wanted to make..oway with some papers, which the °rarer prevented. And," upon examining those papers they nroved to be papers which v..ere in'tlre Captain's porket•bdok. Ile . was askctl, wliat he had to say in hi defence' for absconding With the pocket-honk and otes be said, lie was eery orry, but got drunk, .and &mid not hid hi, way on board. Hart, the Jew, was told, that lie nne,t give the infortruition of the men who actuaily committed thi4 robbery, or his , lii'e would be its danger us an accomplice:, They were both cooimitted to the ilitierent to :s for farther examination this, day. Xs lON-Ilonsit.---N'esterday a iiecent looking servant man . out of place, named was chargui before the Loan AIAYOIt with having pro duced to the prosecutor, ti Mr. Lisle,‘ late mune of ft Mr. master, forged character, )o the Jackson, near Grosvenor-square. 144. 'Lisle, be ing hurried at 'the time,. (lid not 'go to inquire the md character of the prisoner, till he per ec!ved his der , :dations Hi the house. On inquiry he.found the name of Alr. J“ekson to have . beeti merc.fiction, and no such, person w bei living at the:plac:e. The I►risnncr stated, in nLitigation, thßt he had 1; ed with Lord St n dcrl;n, .the Marquis of Tito mopd, aqd other perons of distinctloo. nisliordqbfp menteneed the prisc►►ie'r . to three montlis.confinetnent ►t) Bridewell, a►zd there to be kept at hard labour, GUTLDKALL. Ohl nesday ,suntran .;„ 1 r • • .Ifith , the two men taken up on suspicion of murdering the wntchnian, itt nit Saturday morning last, about two o'clock, and for an as'wtult in the street, werebrought up before the Sitting Alder-' 1111111, AT lONS, when there appearing no evidence of the feloniosti part of the charge, they weie de tabled to find ball for the' assault: A fiei• a strong admonititm to Sullivan to amend his ways O. life, and to firiflith4 to avoid such bad ComPatty'llS that of Sullivan, they Were remanded to find hail. A 'Mall named 8/ack Was put to the bar, charged with having, on Sunday morning lost, about tett o'clock, declared to '.'kfr. Cope, the prosecutor, Brat .he knew the persons who niurdered the watchman at Snowing that morning. The prisoner, iii his, defeace, stated, . that he iVasjeSting at the time of such declaration.; but thy: prorcutor denied that the declaration ap- . peared to have been uttered in jest, Upon which h prisoner witS' retnanOd for further examina tion. VtItoN 7 IIALL,,--On Tuesday fliftries and Ifittrr9 twC.ifishernien, were charAed with. stealing a piece Of tifither";the property Of ?Messrs Akttikft and Jolitre,_ contractors for building the Strand Bridge. ' . . . . It lippf!ftred that the prisoners rowed tip to the works OI t h it ho: . 0 , Nad to - oli pieel of titihet' io ‘va-; lliuiting by thc into a:111 row'ed away with it, not with tme of their !Tien called to them to desist. They were fully'conitnitted fur trial at the next SekNions., - - ;. , titenitnte. of the loyal Nhvy, Was (Itarged byllr,.Hanbary, master-of the Horse I .'!lffec.hotise, leVestminstcr-roatl, with. 1 ;1* , 111):011 hilki Mid itSSaukti,plAim. Nit% 41. ;; tatcd, that the defendant had been living house for sonic dAys past, and 'on ! , !..;ht lie requested the bill might be set tled; titer: were two Gentlemen preFent, friends of the defendant. Some altercation r.rose respect ita ,y the ehage - j, and the defendant left the Col. 1,--roont, and went up to own apartment ; the ~iter followed hitit and saw itini whilst in hiS ti roam pat a dagger info the pocket of his pan. - :after — Which he rettfrned again -to the, and scnsie further altertittion en ing;.he drew the daggey Irour the sheath, is hen lie was seized by two Gentlemen present,'atid the weapon W,,en front hint. Holmes, the constable, was sent tor, and' the defendant was taken to the watch-hotoe. In his way thither ke was exceed. ingly riototvi, awl struck the constable several times. `the dagger vvna3 produced, - nid proved to be a wr.npott of a most destructive deeription ; its irns of 'poli he..al . steel; curved, and abunt inches long, an inch ;nicht Deaton.—W Ilartiev. «t 4trytt,i, legt, Oxford, and or Lygrove; Ltivd Vishop rtf. Birth 'ttiia la 11;. pe►afe Chapel PrieBL---The Rev: li. C. O'Dunogliue, A.P..• of St. Edonttudliall, Oxford. Ihewort.-111r. 0. G. AVait, 100 of .1). IVait, F.4‘31 - 1. Aldernoto of 1. i tul, late of lialyvrity Col , lqc, Oxford. . - CAM.MUD6 JAN. .1. The. Rev. N..lll.or , eut Fellow of King's College , • , preented to .the.l;lxetory . p j t.itrsny, „ coinKhire, uport 1114 . ovvitt 'l'h I Inkilto prtie t for_ the year h bee 3 ..tiljtnie(lto Mr, Suti ttlitt - of Julio'. College, for' his `‘ - t;lie . gions l 5 oo .vl4.dge. %illicit the Ilv-Airk.o Philo4opliers t.4,4civ0l front the *lesrEill Scrii)tnio'-" following is the subjet c,fisr Prize F4.0.-.l.ty for the'pryN'.el4 . ytittr who came to adore the new-born tail. 4..-n the Star lvhich dii:eettta way,." '" . . - . .149 NUG:i; Pro L I . 'III4.)III.N,tiWO OD, of No. 42, ROtscit-coutt, Bryttges-strfort., ,coveptcnde At 6titttheluu, Ni). 112, titriu4 wlojo: drifit.rtielitonivj Orii6.3"tur ' ll - 0 14r.*, Pft c ak c c ) P.? 111 '1 Vl* Iff; 14 4 4 44 du f fel to a point at • 9 19M i llefernilk l a, When ' t dalleT on for an explaniil2 l doh !be his conduot.c - :declared :Ino:it solemnly 10# : honour, .that he , had not tic'awn the dagger . against ,the prosscutor some altei.eation had taken glade bet weelYthent, 1;W it %.,-;k Over, and Lints. ell and his ;Wends ,wtre. the s.O hieet of the late eompaign in other. snbjects and persons, Couut 1%44, and hii'de 7 that give 'LW daughter , and a good fortune to any person who wotild Drink him B ll ollal)utle'S,bead, oi,on which he went up stairs to clown dagker, to she+: his friend as' .a l'enriOsit), and Some measure tontiettecf iiith:the subject of di, „ou,se, it...having been made to the order, and from a model of the late. Lord camelford's, some time before his death, with the declared intention, on the part of his . Lordship, to try itS temper upiin i )uopaparte's person, if ever they 3b9l . ad chance to meet. . "Tie tici'endant had served under Lord' Camel ford; and had the happineSs 'of enjoYing his Lord- , ship's friendship and esteem; and as a mark W . ' it, he one-day,,after he bad given up all hopes of meeting Mun:parte ; preSented him with the dag ger. It had been in leis possession ever since, and he had fre , ptently shewn it as 'a curiosity, and related the anecdote attached to it ; and fir that purpose and no other lie had produced it dii the present occasion. As it had cost him so much: trouble, hoWever, he was now as •anNiOus to get rid of it as lie had formerly been to obtain it, an d requested the Tilagist..ate would du him the ho, nour ti accept it. - .The.iVagistrate observed, he should certainly. take the weapon into his own keeping; which was, of such a description - a's would retket nolicnont' on the officer who . hild-it in his pos+iession. Ile was eNewlingly sorry to see an oilicerot . h s "Aitt-r! jc:...,ty's navy standing in such a situation defendant did, :The prosecutor had swor, t o 4 Jilin( violent assault having been committed upon' hint, and it was his duty.as a Magistrate to thequestion to be decided hx. a jury; L must ; tfierefore, order him to find 'bail. ROBTIERY .1T THE PosT-oFF,If4, Yesterday ,Iq/ms, late a' sub-sorter and letter carrier, and Louisa If. ( f fiths, a v. , Onran With whom be lodged, in place, Kennington, were'. brought , 'before - iwrr; N4pEs, thcsitting,l4giAtrate,,,charged,, the for mer, with feloniously stealing a great number of _flank-notes. :)lit of letters in the, Goteral Post Of= ,hell the latter NVith reCtiVing them. In addition to what was sated. in: our former.. report, .Nr. Parkin, the 6, henry olieitor, the Post,Of, lice, charged the prisoner enry Johns, with, on Or about` - the 24th of Septetnber last, • while ern ployed in hiS official duty in thettc - neral , POst Of fice, secreting a letter directed to John..ll,oues, Esq. of West , ISinithlield, and with feloniowly stealing the contents, Cotiisting of diveis country bank notes, of the INl.anningtreeiliartk„ , and others, pay-. able in Loudon at..M,essrs. yry and - on's, in deed's -court. Mr. Pilrkin al,O charged Griffiths, the other prisoner, with feloniously re ceiving the tin nt kuowingthelnto have been stolen by llenry johns.,,, John Dowrie,, cue of the heepers of Bethlein Hospital said; he recollected hemp; in the City with 'their beadle anti chapel clerk, William urie.: Edits, the'.latter ead of Imt :*itember, the h us band, of Louisa I . lutinuli ,Grifhtlis, the prisoner, whci custiSaventii;,ii'biiSlnc”, but ‘Vhohas been admitted an evidence. The witness toad not be.' positive as:,to ;the pitrtieurar, day in ,Septein:. • her, but he was sure it, wa Oe . ,latty': end. Criffithi at,hed him to take two *P. 13ank of land notes to the' Eat*, to get their cza‘liang,e'd ftn: small. not cs i which he accordingly' did for twenty e2t. none i,ivf forty 11. notel , ,,and took theta toAyi, Griffiths, to Messrs, Ladbroke:s, the bankers, by appointment. lie •rti...‘611.6.46(1 riuticing wrote nn the 40/..'notes,i'" Ha; WaleOt.pluce, Lambeth,. " These sill/. notes were provect to he those paid for the Alnningtree Bank . noccs, which were directed to J. Join:;;, Esq. ::. ! ;witfail-44i. Mr.-thigh Pinkin, son of the Solicitor, proVed the finding of three 11. Kink of I;;pgiund oo!cs, . company with an officer ; from Union I (*Ace, in the house of the prisoner, Louisa aannali lithS, in Park-place, .Ktinnington „some, time 9ii)ce when they were searching, it, ,which notes, had been paid for country bank notes that bed bcoi . ' purloined front variop, letters in .the Office, .The prisoners 'were committed. " Vesterdor Pheeke Jones rnul ElL4ip.lll were charged with tisiaiiiting Jane Taylor,' iu Fleetstreet. It appeared that tie parties, t‘vo Iconten, having bad Some quarrt-1 on t I ['Halal' occ a ,i,,n, Caine in contact on the evtoing iri nmi inintediately proceeded to decide their 'flittorence vi et amis. They. ‘ver(.4 intertqted !in tbe - ii. battle by tile ‘iittellincii — , thty bid, tk flatlet!, Intl wert! in coo,c(inence cOoducct:,l (o watch-house. , . Amerman AT :t IVN said, he hailcome to a de terminatiOn, in conjunction with the other City 'All.: 7 ktrates, to clear the streetc, it po4ible, of di,orderly cluiraqers all therefore who were brought before hint should certainly be punished to the utmost extent of fke,low; and as the pre sent olfenderi certainly cum( uncles the denonii ngitiou to which he alluded, he ordered thetii to be sent to Bridewell for one month, - Three other ladles of a , sitnilur description were sent to the game place, in consequence of its uppearing that.the .y had acted with impro. priety in Shoe-lane, to the annoyance of Mr. Sabine, the printer, and other inhabitants. Monday evening, as the clerk of Mr. Robert Algur, of Brown's 7 buildings, St. Mary-Axe, ~ vas returned home' throngb Smithfield-mai cet, ho was knocked dowtt icy tour. knows, %rho afterwards dragg e d him iisto the sbeev-pens, were they riaed his pockets of a pocket-book, containing Ilank-notes to the amount of 1601. besides a can,. containing 116 gnine:th, with-Ay-W(li they g lua iwd towarsls 4utin-street.---A,V4WUrd of 1 00,10iticas has been offered for the cletee4ion , the robbers, 11% mitt 1 - '141;1i:11yd by V TT.I.T,I\T Si;llll'l's,-_-S01) the hiiie r , LCiitg3 fOr . ht. (1):;$ 1 I'4oll 1 The Census, or AceUnnt -. of the l'oplilativfl rtila , &AI& Atm >a4ia utflay 2 , 3th i nf Jap i e, 4atin Ili 0 be ti:alismitted• to ene oi 1:5:k Viujes.a's Chid Se.eleiury ; Lahlabstt iztsts befOr'e Puriir went. . , , - __. • _li s cEp hare been ,sgvcral.acco.tAti.takett 'at l ' a " ~periols of the popnlation. of O e • c,illieztt'of which we. postiesi any record is thAt' t:liien to 1634,-Ohen the total populat4on is state ( , to , have been Vit - A), .of wif,A*o , Wcall 4ll ' but the c{;_.: •ity ut p(Tulatin in the old must then .li'ave beeh much r;r4 . ..ater, 'for, in 07 2 ; Lut thirty-eiitht:vears -after, there vt.c , re, aedar , liq Iran account- pn - hlislaed be AL-. ; 11indon, a it.eq" nitv. coul:l;issioi., ill 17:34 . not less than I. ' ilcensed alc-liot,e , ; which would not average, acccirding tci #ltc statement - Of)! 644;above, metrfor the. i.ti;,,o.tt.titflitacli., ,alc.:;hokt've• 1C72, there vet,e in Dyhlia:;3,:j99 ! m uses; .iu IP 4 . of lenses is A. lied: to Ii P. V e° 1 In 1605; the .ent iee population of- - fir land .is stated to haNe bizen, I ,034 , I 02 . ; . 7n .1.78 0, 1 . The numbex. i olinh.,.i,it ants in „I:4 II PP' 7'l , is said to bean 1 : 27,2l0; in 1791,6? to 000. • • On . i'nesnay last about nine: o'clock, thiee f'a )t ' pads, t.W,;ing ralyAntuge of the temporary 4!4ca ce "of .the Police . Patrols, ;rho were sc:..)urint; th e country andlit 13.6nrivbrook, tlttdcketi Corley:4i • an his return to Merrion, near 31...11's The gentleman , yma. tycll , prepared , and shot tile, fdlow NVIIO .141:1 htild of hilt) (lead on the sr ti ilia ii which the te, - O-rimaining Miscreants ilti!r cd 'the irissriyc, having cai•rte• dead trott s panion. .• . , . . 'On Saturdiy last, betviii . f . M'eltiul Six. o'clw ict 9 as Air. Alexander . 111`1.)ougal, cattle.O.olicr , .'s' it returning .liora (31asoJn.0 .the great ‘: .4'._ hasoo, ‘ l-1 ‘; "-"' stoPrd 0 1 .! tilts side,.of the lefitx;:li% F'` u1 1 1 :1 dry, 1):,.: throe aura; iilid"Rin“.:ked him dotrui : 1 ' thearc.atried him over 'the tr4ll,..wher(', be.":; i''' t:tte of insewibility, they.robbcd hint of dv."' . 1 , 9!i. slthl . ff :morning, :,a lout nine ,o'Cl' i ',' ,.. ",,,,, nii) . st daringi. , :lyl.,e rywitsco mMitted by two '' ( . v i i . , 1 ;-:.o.... a few iiiiies trolit...Stourh"ridge. ll s , - „,. , niet'Bradley, of. Chevahill, .was walki9 0 g' ll 11 he, road, be was overWou by two mr!' ': t .d 'entered into ce'l , ' , ! , ,-i:. - :..0n with him ; the)" 1 ) ,.,,;,(.; , li ,‘, i i i t n: bi n n e s a i t g ' the ht, 't t o h l e r y t t f u a rn h ot i l h I. , m ; e u k il si ti m o d,, p n e l r;t: l i t i loin, , ,l t c ) es, t- t,‘,l : s), i l:iiii ed "Ar. Bradley, htz. ; theAhroattAnikelied iiio,"l' h, tied liii , lvinds I r isfilad him, tiint, , ,,.li . his neckc i c l l l l,l: and hound it tkotind liis eyes i'' Gib • 'off ill s s f l i t rltl an,d'then proceeded t(i. rob-hini . Of:: his IN'lite ,a ` l lter g, money, unionuting to , nit . , . One,. of 4be rn,(o Was. ; avme.4 frith a, pists4 and t ( lAiSft,c l :4:'. l t '• ° '''(ier his brains out if he made an 'y .resistance iet ,' the robbers had emptied "Mr. Bratiley'S P" c 0n ,,, , , thoriutha most cruel Iliiinlie ' r threW hinj'lli n l o iq SWIM. prichiy turzes, .where.he- lay her I'.' .., - .' 1 ,,, an hour, they }'king tied his hands ; heltiodd i i , ! , ) at •litt, .two. men forttinatelV Pas' sing, he co'' c ' oti ., them, and they-tv,ent,tok.his assistance. 1 1 -" If 4exs , have Itltherto chided discovery. .• ' .. yearso„l(le c A I N I. ' : i i4:l i' vir : l f . ~: j , t it '. tl i i n t i i ii : 1 ;1 :: .1 : I : i I ,: ' l l t i kl : : to, ' i ' , g :t . r a ' ( 40 3 . I 1 ;1 ci N e , i i; 14 <,, . i ‘ i 2 i l . e t . : — til F: i : i x l : , Is i,. s S t i : I I i t LuceY d i d i t 1 c, }: } 1 lodged _ s _ l e a s? r t t ~' t i t h: : $ 9 i ( ' .ti i , Lions public It ottiii - ; in:this town. The boy's q",` t o f mother imd her daughter had, in the morn' l4 ' ' it Saturday, quarrelled. ' \Vhilst the grandino ti was; quperintending, the cookhig ola dinner , iLl , i , p r9 ii i) te 7 n ) hit t. :t i c il t .' e i r, ll. t e t r- a d s 4i r i t i-l e t lli r ;g a t . l % .' v it ° l l : l : o 3 in { e( )l ,. the tap-room., The . grandmother Calll% li ji , *Ain Itild ITllLsilieTsothe time im tiro tile rt : bf sti4d,, uc . pording to su k settaent l A ppcgratic,tts, P , '" % , h d. .4611( 1 1 in a chair beforethe tire. „'llin grantlitlfri; Kt•the tap-yoorn.and went up i - airs., for i lie 1,....., PiAe',..ns sliesaid,- Of seeing to' the dinner, 1; 1 „ . „ 1 ",:i vet. t . etnrietl to her daughter after, .wlin:stOr che . s it il Eitib ittl e it t i'l' i . : i s v 't' , l‘l% : l l7i r d et e n' l l" . ' e t 1 liteci:;;;l9-1:11;le, t'( C . ' '; 5 C.. '': : 1 : i ‘i' . ‘l :: i i ta n iAl e "it it !Y:litil;474) ;l v ettted.,.;When taken up stair;; n o u d iii issioll c. 44 1,...;,, I)F s .Opyted . .luto her rooni,, the (loot , I . ' tit " i d t S f tirtinsing that the' old woman t: 1; iii : ,,Y i e, d 1 1'.1.,i.1 the chill, they took her to the soldier4B-I'"iinaia -111i(ther ": 1)0, ` bed , whore she .retnaineil 411 1 17 . o . day "u?niii4l.. U. tzti(Liv thexouta iiPor, :rit!fle Iva, the child, was broken open, and, shocl'ln6 relate, tike hp y, %v i m foitufi burnt to death.itte 0-W it , Sliockin..; manner. The chair was likewise It 4t , j'rttry's ve'r(liet---Aceitkntai' Doith.—The 6 1 : ( V i v it m Tott hits hot sib te b een heard at. ' ft 'is it'll)) J o iii i :cntoing ttle room, and .:seeing the ,001,,, t , sigi)t, she set OF :tc): Omit!. :the vigilance;Pft; , daughter; ai 'ale Ilmi, before departure. ,PtIC,I Chilirini:tlitilied ain't covered' it over. ' The' e'l a tins burnt almost', tirit cinder, and the saucer c.ontniniin; the,tietuals,,wo,on the grate.' • oi 104 • - tilt Veaeg div, at 7.l:utti:t Vernon, near LiverP?' ) - Lady (icurgo L. F.,;(1.0t • • Mit111{1,;1). Latcly, Itertjawili NVe: l O , E so . i Esscio o rro b ec.....t i iitto. , ;l:ter of It. ksq. ot Joh n'11; 1 1 / 4 11 0 1 the GO of l'rin:ly-siptare,.„ to 0 ,... Mmitetiur,!, daw.,ll)trr of till: s late Joiepli Kennit,igi on, Sar t 1,.y. Pith. ' A thle t7 Un Tharsilay, thn ult. ItSi , Jcifeepli Mehl, 01 street, tit. r, in the 734 yetfr atti :oo ` et. TOn neqda... tile 29th ult. itt har apartment iu Nage, Nil, Th. r d s an " Vl le Yo eUter .tit-t', J. 13:,az, o f the lit the 7 year:4)l h. 3 a(; e. r' Se' On the 30th Wt. at Pr:l4in, ia the slat year of P Mat"', telim of the late .3 , :/,4) Lrgi. N o rtie 'ol,q Ali) I%lt. at. Lap:lte.tb, god 77, firs. 41 • 11/1 ' `coto, witioW of ttie tiortlicotO, Shygeon• R ob 94'1'1'u/1431s hi . t, /49464..5.1)ipautt, aged IR fee ' "yi ; ilbAt,t clatight4r of the late Mr. Jaunt's Shipeutt, u t • Itrergtmot-ltuiftlin , 3, - I-"it Week, at ‘Vallvorth, Esq. tAli". Thflial44;uitt: • • • - On Friday last, the t!.:. init. at her rOdertce, itt - street, Mrs. Staples, aged, 99. h e ti"; t 014 It;tiatlitv•lr.t the iftttlrepi, f ng , Ftv.t tiaughtrr fi m 4 lso , l ,D uo k i dier, Rarly ott the ..1,1 in:t. ins: SiSloane-street, M. goniorit; ; 4401 of the iate Wi).lihatSapf44 l ,), W a th ec ti,„itrctl, • ' On th 34 . 1 iwt, at ca n ,ovillc.,..Nlrm• Itotll/14 (1 ,,01P. 440 4, tylce At I 1 'Radon, on the or Nirvcalnr , i,ieittenov hail; of the Sdi it" II AV ITl'l' 011.11 01V. d . YNT /N 1111 n)( ;I: TO-NI tc c blUniiilg, 1,04114113 i us. after a. Evk:t►ills ~ tit ,Mol,,,rii-strct, Groorotot-stt 4 riniSt b e • -