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" Tr.:. 1 F ,171 the LONDON G.4Z) , ;TTE, ,f,dy f27,.180 :e yq ) . 27, t . liksltNlßlt,tl..llETu-2NED To si:avE IN THIS PRES'EN'T . . , PARLIANIENT. - , , . rf o vt , N mr C A t.tv Ay --i.vnys Oak, l's(f., in the Tonal of - Dt';' , lifilVt's DAY, rtiti. 1V h;), SillLe 111 S Electk,n (qt . the said Town, 1154111 at:ceptcci thc t)ilice-of Etcheator of Mutt. stet, , .. yvii. 24, t 805... . 61 Major. Cer ( eral ot r tl.nln, tr). be Cplonel -Commandant, -Dated 1 dy 13, dec. Lieu. ttllai,l- Colonel Ch 'Ile: , Shipley to ba'Colonet, vice Nlatni. D %red .15 .Ib.ive • IliTivqt. Lieutenant: Col-old lohn i 1 e3kßl• can to he Venter...no. vls.:e,§hiplev. 'Dated July 23, tilos. 5ti,...-01,1 "Captain Monins W. Hartctip to be vitc NLiekelcati. - t)ated as above. l'lr3t Lieu. tenant (ieor:,te H. Henderson to be Second Captain, vice 16ated as above. • Awed; fegloptent of ihtillfg.' Se: )n , ( Li ottemnt Robert F. Ruiner to be 'First Lieutenant. I,lly 16, . Coolll.lun4 Jig;ted. dy de Lord Llenteltant of the Cauntj of Kolt. • Lath rf Sera) , i'diottrers, l'lmm3s.llurgess,'Cent. to tx.:llF.nsign, vice. Tilden, resigned. Dared Itrty !3, !)em l'obtorrr Rifir Corps. Sccorid Lieutynant I)udntan to I.e First Lientenint, vice resigned. Dated. Ittly 47, igns. Fitt, her, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Dudnian. I)ated as above. Pop&Iwo Pohtnteert. Second Lieutenant 'lkon IVatsort . to be First Lieutenant', ' vice Find), deceased. I),lted !Lily 03 ; s. jams Oita. way, Gent. tube Second Lieuteniint; vice Watson. Dated atme. - • a.aretend htfa;Ty. Volunteers. . :W4113'111 Giird.,n, ent, to be First Lieutenant, vice Reding. Dated July 22, 1805. the Vinrcesteriliir.! Regiment of Militia, signed the To .1 Lieutenant. Michael Hearn, is be Lieuten►►nt. 'Dated fitly 12, ►&O5. :Conmissi , ” ist Warwick Volunteer Initntry. fired ay • the Orr/Irwin! u/'/be County of Warwick. ' Asill , n B mon, GeHt. to be Ass4tant-Surgeon. Doted wit: 2s, :8,5. the Third Patolion of Cinque Port Volun . • teer 3. digord 4 hbe l.rrd ICrisden. Vint Lieutenant Watson to he ('aptam, vice Norton, re t. tune 25, o.'l Second Lieutenant Amon tu I Liii ,, ,Thant, vice Watson. promoted, Dated as shove. St-cora Lleittcitutt I.4iv to he First Licutctiaot s vice 'Martin, deceased !)sled as above. Conmicri.n, i, 'he Royal Lorttlottftett,iitwitti of Militia, signed 1,1 His 3.lajer : y`s' Cormsti.aiwws autenaqty fir ihe..taid List Rig; went. Ensign Alexander Spicer, jun. to he Licutenont, vice Cow land, resigned. I)4ted . April ig, sSos. lames Young, Gant. to be , .Eptsign, vice pictn, promoted. Dated May 1,13, iSos. Welt Regimes!. Thomas Wigan to he 1. entenant, vice liudcl, dis- Owed. Dared May 2S, tSos. W ruin Gascoyne Shafto, Cei.t. to be Ensign, vice Wigan, prontoted. Dated May 29, iSoS. Commissions is Volunteer Corpx, signed dy 1 1s sNakrty's Coss. tnissionot of Liottesanny fit dm City if Lodi*, Ift Regiment eil Lfjr4% L,vdon Ninthrtlrt lieutenant G eor g e sch o ley to be Cu Lain, vice (ackson, re. signed. Datel - May 30, John Pears, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Spencer, resigned. Dated ns ahove. Wil. Darn Piper, Gent,. to hc Lieutenant, vice Sayer, resigned. Dated as üboVe. lames Hanintonci, Gent io be Ensign, vice Dibbin; resignai. I)ated as above. Joshua Jonathan Montetiore. Gent. to be Quarter. Master, 'vice- Cliapinan, resigned. Dated As above. d Ditto.—Major Thomas 11.1lifai to be Lieutenant• Colonel, vice Reed, reitighed. Dated. May IS, tSos. Lieutenant Robert Vaux to be Captain, vice liathorn, resigned. Datod as at,ove. Ensign %Varner Phipps to be Lieutenant, vice Vaux, proinoted, Dated as above.' Remy Clutter. Esq . NI, D. to be Physician. Dated as above. 3d, Ditto • Lieut. Dudley Adams to be Casimir), vice Simp son. resigned: Dated May IN, tilos. _Ensign Benjamin Rousc to he Lieutenant, vice Adams, promoted.' Dated as a b ove . VV in. Silas iNinaway, Gent. to, bc Ensign, vice Rouse, pr. inoted. Dated as above. 7th Ditto— Lieutenant John Fletcher to'bet Captain, vice Bathe, resigned. Dated May IS, iSe[c: . . Clatcm-lt,me Shaftn, .gent. to be Lielltelltillt, Viet! Franklin, re. biZettl. Dated April 8, 18os, 1144YKRUP1 • Satnuel Timm, of Ashby-de-la Zouch, Leicestershire, mil. ler, to SIVCCITiwr August 1,3, at tOur, 14, at eleven. and Sept. 7, at kur, at the Qw.en's Head Inn, Ashby-de-la. Zona. Attornies, San lt, Ashh,y-de-la-Zouch ; or N o le n. ssts. Price, Browne,. and Bevan, Lon-! ei Edward Canning the younger, of Henley in Arden, War. wiashire, thread-nianutatturer, to surrender August jb, at tour, 17, arid Sept. 9, at ten, at this White Lion I nn, ST ratkrci . open-Avon WarwiLkJiire. Attornics, Mr. (~seer, Stapic'Ann, 'London ; or Mr, Lea, Henley in At David Rob...it:JAl, of liiihopsgate Without, London, tailor,' to attfrairla Atiwlit 3, so, awl Sept. 7, at ten, at Guihi hulß. Attorw2y, Mr. W4lll-.l'lo, Union•4treet, Itish,ps• gate..tareet. . • Joseph Ludldrn, cal. Swim ILuerii, IsTorhantronshire, . I 1 Eller , rzeider 9,1,, "h.! Sein. 7, at cleVoi, Ike Lit) • 11,11, t'sin Attc-J -. Walf,rd, t;olhy, anti %Valford, Banbury ; or Meslitb. N1411...k ann kcal Lion square' Lou ,. don, ....... witlon stone, fpr in -rly oC fligh—gtrcet, S.mtkvvark, but 1 ;iv of 1%4,1 2 ,00(1-C:cm . al,, Su,rcy, 11 , T-oleo:limit, to sin' tc• it4:l ? Att,' , l:ll 16, At I.IX, 17, alit, 7, at ten, at Gad. LonAo,:. AttOrlites, Aiai ii v i , l ll, W arw ,,k. ttrtatr, Nem!, ite-ftreet. rc 1 nigat 01 r er C obvett , tualla, to ,cln., itcr woo ,t to, 17, .w(.l 7, at ten, at ti".1, 11 ,,,ti, A ,lortiies, Cr34ll:ld anti Mourc, s:atom') sttatia. .I)IPIDENDS, AttOnt Y. henry Pullin al,lO Thothas Robert 4, late of Exe-- wri coal,onfircriaot* and I:4.pil7'tiii., at five,' at the Boar I , ceavr - .A• . t;gth't WlLliaht Vottail, qf Nffith Walsharn, Norfolk, ,t the 13L411, St, elvment, Nomich. • Sett. S,4lwit.:l I,4:big:tray awl DunF.forti, of .11.44taghiA11•411....,t, ithicin, co.paittlors, at eleven, at , • tjept. 2S Samuel I;whigaray,, of Itp.iryh,,l ',street, London, uu.;sep.,r.ttcimp Imo est to and ettect,), at twelve„at 11.111, s ei a„ 28. Matthelx Dunsfora, of Ftasinghall-street, London, haw (:;eparate estate and eil4ts), at twelve, at Gulla h:f!!' ogiist 2i. Edward Day, late of Collingtourne Duels, wil t . at the Crows inn, Everlq, s hire, fatuter, at eleven, Wilt.ih;re • August Zr. Edmund Walker, of Kladenninster, Worcester shire, g,roixr, at eleven, at the , Crown inn, Warolvy-tireett, Hartleinny, Worcestershire. August: 17 1, 3 1( i f Lowman, lats of Whitchureb„ county or ,oachwastur, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Wlittcliurch. August 17. Edward Merson, of I Irninster, Sonaersetshire, mercer, at t we's ve, at 'Guildhall, London. August, 22. Charles Welshorne, of Vvesliam, Worcester shire, grocer, at eleven, at the Furrier'a Arms I nn, Eve- 10, rohn Carpenter, late of l'hettOrd, .Notfolit, d,..-eikr, at twelve, at the Guildhall, Lynn, Norfolk. iigtlat 22. Ge o rge Lush, Willi:nu Losti, -and joint Robin son, of Newca,t upon. Tyne, 'iruni»onger3 :mil co-part ' nors, ar elev,:n, ar. the Shakspeare, Tavern, Newcastle * LONDON t. rrinteci by It 1 CIIA R 'II RRIS, No, 4, &lan tett-court', Bow -strcet ;ar , at the No. I Strand ; ‘vnete..44ll ciliktnents ()niers ft Ancnst . f 3. no-nr,s I rvin ana Tames 11.)1(len, now 'Or late or • Yorl , bnite, and co,:prtriers, at ter), tit ti,e Taihot 11 , ditax. . Auguit t 7.. .A n .bra'ito or! henry Cravenor, liasingha I .st , co.pit - ners, at ten, at Guildhall'. ' • • Aug.ist 17. John Ltarr, of %Vantage, Berkshire, rnoney , :seri. at eleven, at tharle,r Inn. Wantage. August Cox the tiknr, -unit D-iniel Cox the younger,' - of Nark-lane Lotalen; -brandy-merchants slid co-partners, at one, at - •.0 Itl'lFl CAT ES. •• • is Augnst 17. Nathaniel:. I)enbatn., of. Lime- trees; LOndon, Wi I 1 i,nn Inn, 'of Beverley, Yorksllire, tanner. it:fiery SQ(.I; e, rorineri y of Queen- rrcet, Cheapside; London, after‘Vanis of I;:.,tinlintit,street, Nldl7.le. bone, and now of. Red • .:,!et i othorn,' M iddlciex, stock • broker. tliot, of Ikverlev, Yotitsliirt., tanner. • Thomas Novlicrry, of C reat ' Corsm.street, Brunswick. . square, Midd:esex, builder.. Saturday the Loyal Southwark Volunteers, Lieu tenant-Colonel ALcocx, returned to, their head quarters In the Borough, from their encampment at Epsom Downs. .Yesterday the St. Clement's Danes Volunteers, corintanded by Major KB, InuEtered at an early hour in Lincoln's-Inn Gardens, and marched from thence to the fields adjoining Islington, for the pur pose of skirmishing and pradising Light Infantry movements. After going through a variety of ex cellent evolutions, firing, &c., they returnAto town. A Shooting Match between the Artillery Jagers and the Ist Surrey Riflemen took place on Thurs day, at Montpelier Gardens. It terminated in fit:' your of the Artillery litters; but the Ist Surrey, though vanquished, had nothing to regret. . It was no small hondur for so young a corps to have entered the lists against a company so . remarkably expert. The distance at which they stood from the target Was 150 yards. They fired every shot man incum+ bent position. The Ist Surrey fired very we 11,,., but the Artillery Jagers scarcely ever missed;• their . bullets were as unerring as the shafts of Fate. The proof (riven by 'the Artillery Jagers of what may be done by b constant practice, will, wed trust, excite the emulation of every forps of Riflemen in the king dom. When the cAnest was ended, the two CQln— panies, with their Officers, sat down to a sumptuous dinner, and passed the evening with the utmost har mony and conviviality. • . A very extensive dept , _ is about to be built near the South Tower, Manchester, on the opposite side of the River. The contract is to the amount of 10,0601. _ . _ . On Saturday a Sturgeon, seven feet nine inches ,in length, and weighing near twelvestone, ; was taken , in a salmon-net in the River Ouse, near Ricca). It is supposed that in England alone there are this year, chiefly in consequence of recent inclosures, upwards of 100,000 acres more under corn than at any former period.. .About t 4,000 cparters of *heat were imported from die Baltic during the.last .week. Notwithstanding the loss .of the Antigua Ships, raw sugars on: riday experienced a trifling reduktion of price. Inferior sorts of teas and hysous generally are Cheaper. A very fine stream of coal, iz feet deep, has been'lately cliseoverta on the Earl of i'vlolßA'S Estate at Donnington; There is a slender young woman, of fashionable appearance, who goes by the names of ? Spencer, Walker, Thompson, and many other names, hiring lodgings in several places about town, and after rards robbing them. In New-street, St. George's in-the4ields, she robbed an ayartment of a quan-. tity of linen and silver spoons: she usually has a girl about twelve years of age with her genteelly / dressed. She pretends to, have respe&able con nexions in the country; from whom she exocas re- mittances, and affeas to, be a Lady of consequence. Last week David Price was committed to Here ford Gaol, for breaking into the house of David Jones, of the Parish of Michael-church, Eskley. The circumstances attending the apprehension of this rem are rather curious : Mr. Jones returning home from Hereford, missed his watch from the mantle-pieee,' end on finding tiffs eife bad notgot it,. they proceeded to inspeft the house, when they dis covered a window open, by which the depredator had gained admittance 'Jones then desired his wife to go up stairs, and examine a large chest in their bed-chamber, to ascertain whether any clothes it contained had been taken out; she returned in a few minutes trembling, and informed him a man was in the chest, on which, with admirable presence of mind, he instantly ran up stairs, followed by his wife, and getting on the lid of the chest, kept ,it down, whilst his wife pLiced upon it whatever things of weight presented then Aves to her, and thus they kept watch over their prisoner till an opportu nity 'occurred of apprehending him. During the time they- were watching over their Prisoner the friendly ticking of the watch informed there their property was and the whole was found upon St ICIOB Pasvv.NTEn.---Yestertlay a , oung man; . ahout twenty years of age, serv;int HA II ruso, a Builder, at Chelsea, threw her elf into elr ThaMes f'rom .It appeared that On Stv. turday she had some words , with a felloW servant,. Melancholy, At: five' and was Observed to I‘.! Very o'clock- yeSterday rnornlng She wars seen Walking t apparently he Willow-tilk, - W! in a very dkutrbed: state of Mind.. At that time she had a :book in her hand, which she was reading, The per Son who saw . her Was a milk-Amin, that served her master's family with milk ; he asked her concerning her disconsolate appearanet4 and demanded if she had not a design on her life ;- she answered in the negative; and pre tended to be out for a walk,' The milknian, how ever, awed - 111g some intent, parted from her; but' secreted himself in a gardener's ground, and Watched• the unhappy girl, until he saw her proceed .to the water side and precipitate-herself in. The milkman then rushed to the spot, plunged in after - her," and happily succeeded in bringing her t o die bank, whnere she received assistance from on of the• contiguous houses, and after discharging a great quantity of . water, was recovered. The poor girl was, :after wards conveyed to bet master's, who veryhumanely made the milkman a present ()fa guinealor his me riterieus cendua in saving. her lift,. It is supposed her head 'is atieeted, in ousetptence of medicine which had been wish-Wilily administered ter t dis t order in tile face, , • LdW REPORT. e()Tiltt OP KINCI'iI3-tilN4et - T, 2%,;. LEFORR LORD ELI.Ei4RO#.OII4II'AND A SPZCIAL .111=Y• LYNCH AND OTHFAIS V. JiARCLAY AND OTHERS. Mr.GARROW statea, this nElion was brought to re- cover the sum of 3,8361. the proceeds of the ship Vrow Charlotte, which the Defendants had received for the Plaintiff,' use. The vessel had been fitted out as Arnerican property, by Messrs. Neeld and Gatty, who were American Merchants. She was seized by a British ship, and carried into Halifax, where she was condemned is lawful prize. Neeld and Gatty,' as the apparent owners, appealed to tile Court of. Admiralty here. The appeal terminated in their favour, and the ship was ordered' to be restored. — The Defendants, as the Agents of Neeld and Gatty, had received the proceeds of the ship, and had been direaed to pay them over to the Plaintiffs. The De fendants had repeatedly promised so to do, but they still retained the money in their bands. Several letters from the Defendants were read, to prove that they had received the money, and had expressly undertaken to pay it over to the Plaintiffs; Mr. ERSKINE observed, that if thi3 action could • prevail it would cut down and destroy all the com— merce and prosperity of the Country. The Plaintiff?: were Spanish subjects, residing at Cadiz, and being about to send a cargo to sea, had marked it under the names of Neeld and Gatty, subjeas of the' United States.. The property in the ship and cargo remained in the Plaintiffs, but that faa was not to be known to the brave Defenders of the Country. Hower.-r, she was met with by a British Man of War, and, circum • stances of a suspicions nature appearing, she Was car ried. into Halifax, and condemned. The Plaintiffs, upon heating of the condemnation, applied to the Defendants to sue for restitution in the names of 'Neeld and Gatty. They accordingly -presented = Appeal, and the Decree of Condemnation was revers ed. The Learned Counsel trusted,, that if, the last Decree, 74tversing the' former one was conclusive, the Defendants would ..be considered as trustees for the Captors. Lord Ej,,LENBOILOI7OII said, his difficulty was in getting rid of the promise to account to Lynch. Mr. ERSKINE maintained, that the Court could not suffer such men as the Plaintiffs to prosecute a claim in an. English Court of Justice. He would spew that they were, by their own, confession, sub- jells of the King of Spain, and that the transaalan took place while we were at war with that country. The proceedings of the Court of Admiralty were read, and it appeared, that the transaction was pre cisely as Mr. I?,assixE had stated, and that the Plain tiffs were alien eneinies.—Plaintiffs uonsuited. ,An interesting Prize-QueStion has been proposed by the King of Paussta; relative to the Yellow ' Fever, for which he has decreed a reward of Igo ducats. It is its follows -Are there suiliCient grotinds, , fonnded on ifaa, for - believing that - the contagion of the. Yellow Fever can convey its in feaion to inanimate Stilistabees, 'Without losing any of its foree, in 'such 'Manner that the' . cont ad of those substances can cenimunicate the infedion persons in, health, and thus convey the Fever to. other countries ?"---4'lle answers are to be Written in Latin,'Gerthan, or French, and transmitted to the .Sulierior ,College of Medicine before the . istrit January, 1807. On Wednesday last,.a horse grazing in the Old Park,• near' Canterbury, attacked d flock of sheep by:seizingthem in his mouth and treading on them,! , by which one was killed and four were Be ing driven away, he next attacked a young bull; but wassecurectbetbre he could do any further injury'. On Monday last, as • a boy 13 years of age, - *33 riding an ass ltl a ilarrow ' , lane 'at .Legbourn, near Louth, the horses of a tart loaded, with gravel took fright, and running against him, threw him a*, when the wheels passing over his body, .he was killed on the spot. On Friday evening, at Tormist, of Chelsea, ' was returning from town,by water, accompanied by his. wife and. child (about two yearaold), the boat, 'from .some negligence ' , struck against a country barge, off Milbank, with such violence, that Mrs. T, and child were thrown overboard: the Lady was saved, but,. the Infant perished. • A distressing. _circninstance occurred in Fleet- , market, on Saturday gtfternoon.- nursery-tuaid with a young child in bet arms, was knocked down and run over by a chaise which was passing fitri onsly along, and the intiutt was killed' on the spot. The young woman bad .her limbs broken. Mr. Payne, cheeseinonger, at . Balboni -bridge, fell-doWn• in a fit, and expired - on Saturday evening, while serving behind his counter. Nary 'Tucker, servant at acook's-shop, in White's.! Chancery-lane, stole two Bank Notes from the- till during the Momentary absence of her master ; but, being, cleteeted, she put them hi her mouth and sv.'allowed them. Sat urday pluming, about two o'clock, a fire, broke • , out at Mr. heat's .soap-manufataory; in Printv's Spare, I:l'Acliffe: Flighway ; but ,the timely arrival 'of 'the engines prevented any.considerahle daMage. Saturday an . 'inquisition .was taken at the : Globe, Pentonville, on the betty of. Mrs. F. Standish, a WidoW lady, who was found dead in the Turnpike road, on'llinrsday night. Thp::deceased' bad paid a visit tp a neighbonr, - where she drank tea and suppcu. Her abode being .very near, she refused to be escorted home, and it is supposed she fell: down in an apopleaie tit, as it was evident she had not been ill-treated, or the money- taken from. berpockets.—Fi.rdiei, Died ty the visitation If God. At, the Assizes for the County of Worthampton, Deacon, for sheep-stealing, and Samuel Bates, for house-breaking, were capitally convicted, and reced'e'd sentence of death, but were reprieved be fore the judge left the town:—George Cluse, fot ob- tainieg goods Under false pretences , and John Goblin, for stealog wheat, 840• were ordered to be impri— .soned twelve months. At.the Same ASsiZes, a Bar ber received 3bol. damages of, a Miller, for cri iii- nal conversation with hi* wife ;, and a young woman receded 256,1. damages of a man, for seduction acid _breach of a promise of marriage. . A young man of the name of:Wright, a clerk in a mercantile house ,in the city, was drowned *bile bathing in the Serpentine River on . Saturday. The bOdy \las caniveyed to MoUnt-streut for the inspec A tion of the Coroner. - Bank Swap, t Navypoi Len t, 09 * i 33 p er Qtnt. 1797, goo S pVt Ccitt. 4 pct, L.,4111. 77#{. Per Cent. 1.“:‘59 3 per f. Cons. st; 4uto k Hank L. An n. 17 j,i Ditto Short Ann. VuOtslied by Wi1.1.3 AM Alt:Oi rent SCK IP S 0f a• the l'tiper, Letters fcg Ftit - bc Addre , sl ati. tor, i%c. (fist-tiat , must , South hioltott-streett ----(;rosvenor-squAlei }'~c~ CF: ~~' , ................_. 11.,..,i_it.,_;.4.,1..,,y11,(aat I,l,,,,7:tiiii.t.cr(r,r;uon-11,-cis'Le::.t.!;;lic:,,,,O, ffici7tr;i. 0 with a capiti.il offence, ari:ing oti: a the. tbn,t,,ml, ci rcuni:; tances : —The Pri•.---,olier repreiente t, i .-. as a Bo:y -street (Aker,- and.repaired n:, ' a Mechanic in o:,l'foni Buildings, ..)litry-i.:.,).)- 6 under pretence of .apprehendlng a min by W“fro t front Sir 11. FORD . , as being a de,;crter Nat the i'Ca %)'. , Hiking obtained admittance, he fixed' r.p.;a lii,,ti ohjea, and persisted in securing him. He l'wduc't a ftelitions Warrant ; but observed that ite. Ott the poor teilOw, a nd if b e would gi ve built a'dollati, he would hush matters up. The man paid the cle mand, and applied to the Magistfats at this OM for redress : in consequence. of which the birPo:tur, was secured, and eras • fully coma' -fitted !lg . trili . ,, John Flerryman, alis Walker,, aliai Sniit:a :iiiasi Oliver, alias Clark, was ex.aniined on darges GI swindling. ' Time - Prisoner had defy-Aided e.lr•li cf Tzl to trades-people by representing inelf 0 '° l-- ' „. different Noblemen and Gentiolk..n. The c0 r 0..! were not fay entered into, and the Pricill e,r + 4) re-eommittedstill 'Wednesday next. , ' Saturday two mn, wined earter .nadWi.tb.,r' toil were examined at the Police -office, Wersibl ) ". , rd charged - wi!li•haying in their posses3ion. a (1 11.1. - t-: , 3 raw silk •which had been stolen from gr. GO I L manufaaurer in the City. Theproperty 4iiiiila ducetl and identified, th 2 Prisoner; were orc l ot be imprisoned in the 1-10 use of Co'rreaioa, 04 C d ' t . IMO -. . stx inotillis , and .thc otlet' lot three niopi--,,,pi both to be publicly wbipped through Siiii!' market. • exzunined at Guildhall, Saturday Ann Barr and.Eliabeth $ Nl;ilvereg,l,4 form • ' or c harged with stealing various articlesl" )1 5 , 0 1 e/ house • of ,her master, Mr. • Lind°, in 111h' To and Sealy with receiving and pawning before Sir It. C. G024,i5f,1;6 former was fully committed, tbr trial ; and tio 47 , ' , ''' ,a ' s who is admitted, an evidence for the Cr9lAl''AD3 ordered_ to be hold in oustody for that purpo3e: l i ti lill Barr was farther coinniitted on suspicion 0I vri te ,„ setting tire to the houe, with a view to iti cle s '''' : tion to conceal her guilt. .........—.......--,............... theta. 41,e_ N I3 (Tll;tiliree. nf ve l s m e ki . Go Ak ld i e e: l ln c ei•day night a,tunure, ari d B , -. , .►: , ji .o tio 1 :d 11° were • expecled to follow. a s;.vitteoidn i , a t t .r e mo lT ilitil o l r s r t: i .o l i n e til d .l ; ir, t til li p i a i ll la d del ot p h h : :. r hain ptiblicl-315iotiatine',Iligniltegliet 'crf.3o4\l4l:lf,j'it';f;i:.„ Ma" o iet, :i t r w ai Gill', E4i. t; oroiier of tho, To Or , li ' bou t S m iX ,i. ‘tee°n'tatk-neotaltrhisewol°df,t,folle ibn°ddYa4iifo:t°ll)..illierfcal‘tr'istr,sl.,.' o.oo.ilit::,..o.onntes,iel l sib l i, a (). i nl i ti d atgl s io ,t set li i;en t pn v et t :s f e,pp , ro . ii a ita i l i g.l ( : l ...cgi a lia‘ n o . r.idss i eti n ii i:: , i p s i l l il i ty t t i ) l ll , l , i ti r'at o tio li : sol, : i i : l: : i' ll ,,,ii . pluion of the came of ..tliose- appoaranco; h;eloge; Posed that the in bud IN:en buried, r.o a t' t .tiii r., its et F i a ir e l u le lt d y:l 7e th isti s i n i:i b . r i t : l 4 v 4 . :l a s) Jo t a ii ;d eirali;3l;at:ifeN e of A 3 Friday mo rn n ga I,corrian Of it,e11,.,31111_ oji found et / 1 e in s is i 0 I 0 7,Wleie slllital OPtiaiit)llS, , . sty ,ended from the tc.-.ster of , tlc r ' . 'Abe Coroner's ver,lia---idillacP• • (.1 ,449 00111,f, ICI-. r a b u eek, time, Magistrates o f 0 10,6 - - c vo a (,)31, abon . t fiften years of aiie; t? jail, talleitooog trial. into .al ibi-Periti"' for having •-sworn ill I, i,' d i 4 that the 7 fst . Regiment, in •wilikil 0 113 140 he tii 2C , ' under lIQ .WaS not an apprentico,:whili:i ..iixf,bitrAto Intlenttire6 to a BoOkiiillder ill P'l"- - of h ill' i .05t , 1 i°t_n Tuesday night; as .Mr, ;‘'i EII TO, ,40146 MOM DUry wa • ... Tie , $ ero..ouig .131acicheatli.it r ....o .or , ,was robbed of 301.: by a fin& ighw3Yum roae . ofd , lowards Shooter's-bill: ..........„:„..--;" I h to!, -- ck 6 tatnr,l vra r ,.. r , i siss ; v : d t e h e a o ;crrb o . icv.y( djitytxtoEref::::):ty.octj°rivielEtsrilLut j os i ii ,; : lefis, le t I . 11: rrA i orn -- nd for t_ b 1 • tt , . c raise , cp„,a,r,h, i"1,00111.0i,01 Rig:,!Unger, Ric •iiirdog. i/teggy, COWICYno too Ot Ar o) cii, tro,n ltigA ; Coro ,C0'1450°0:Nolorlca,00 Maria,"rc!, Attains, upci zios, o o c, Aurora, 'taberg.. troni. Civ.trante ; foal fia Donsier,, anti Vort tslary , I urcali, f. On Friday 1 of 11cnrY 4 .40 1 4 I" WC CVCG:339II S tl n room►of Linc°l"ilt 4u of a Danghter. g' r'' .1' On 'rue -d. 14'h C6II)P icgtt i Dike, cat a 3)aughtrc. at /1/4:Rlwithin uzo tact titcecn a ( 1:1: • Est On Thursday the zsth inst. at e ro ilftorni 11,40 omts 0 On Saturday, at +camber w 6ll, Mr. W,01121:,.0,epr0, ugers ha , ta'. of White -1x 1 , to Mass same day, at Hackney enure'', of ‘Vellington to Ni Hackney Ch titer, of Uppor ()n Saturdjr, at St. Clernet's ennrc, ot - I) bilpot•lane, to Aliss faunal., 1-iorvell, 1 1 ' 11 DIRD , ht hi a dechnr, Su_rovi,, On Sunday se'nnig L taw - d ot at dm nouseof Thomas Frqst 10, I, ot Huil, M. 0. mgoi 25 Y.4.4.1...fiat the liyrnn~Lately, at Sitttoll, Stitlcy, Rowvd, E)q.ofF.:au:chain. 0/' S 7 SAig" n I itoli4 Stock, 1,11,1140004*' 4, Ai 3cptil'),:iii:ticLitii.:lllre:i.:(l::iitaticall:l4l:ll,,,r;l4l,9nll4:l:;,sl,lll,l,',:_,L;,lits'il,",ti: -~" I. ~~,