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From the LO ND 0 N G.IZETTE, YoV., 32, •I sob. Niv. c 2, lE*, , it: the }N; arwiciishire Militia, tivred the Lord . The'Right Hon, I. 13rooke to lie Colonel, MAO Sept. to:, 1803. Samuel I.F,dkv;.l - (1 Steward, Esq. to ttant-Colonel. Dated Ai,ril 2;,13e4. Holbech, Esq. to. be First Nlakr, Dated April t 3, Thomas Trr ristii4, Esq. to be Second Major. Dated A 28, tigps, a t Ti he Captains—tion. Stanhope Dormer: Devi tuna 17, . rS.4. I.!.llwartl Wingtlail Dickenson, Esq. Dated Ray 11, Right Hon; 14rl of Yarmouth, . Dated- Sept.. 45 k 3 Lord Henry Nloore Dated Marci tl, 1403. ward O'Reilly, .Esq. 'Mired Auld i, tdosa jt.itn lnr, Esq.. Dated Aug 2.5, Tho. Wright-Vaughan, Ittdrd Aug. 23, iiios. l'icorge Selvder, E.sqlated Sept. It, Ilarry Lowe Esq.. Dated Ott. os, To be Lic" , :ttp3ors-- lames Larnbert, - Cetit. Dated Aug. t 779. Robert Powell, C;elit. Dated Feb. a, qv . wilt, join's., Gent. Da.n....1 Jan. 7, 1794. lames .Satinders. i)atorl April x,1803. Samuel Moore, Gent. Dated • as above. >Thontaa Symonds, Cent. Dated July 4. '3'44. Mitt Freer, Gent. Dated May 3,130 c. Tho, Oadley, 4:...;enr, Dated Aug. 25,. iSoS. Samuel (..highton, c ent _ Dated as above. John Harris. Gent. Dated as above. *John Wilmsliurst; Gent. Dated Aug. 28, Itsbcrt •t. Parker, Gott, ihteti as above. • To be Ensigits— Jeremiah Easter, Gent: Dated as above. John Ms r lic:rsost, Gent. I)ated as above. George Ruck ey, Gent. IJa.ted as above.' Marshal Lugar; Gent. Dated' Sept. 7, rFc5. Charles Greenhead, Gent.- Dated as above. Thomas Lewis, Gent. Dated 0d..5,-tBpk. to be Payinaster— Robert Powell, Gent. Dared May, to, 1 71;'. 'rcr:be Atijucmt, with the Brevet Rank of Captain—Thomas ,:',Smith, Gent. Dated March 24, 1739. be Qtimict.Master—itobert M`titerson, Gent. Dated tflkLy 23, 13.3: Ta be' Surgeon—Ctorice Alerewool, Gent. t. Petted May 14, r Sot, 'to ire Fin. 3 Assistant-Surgeon--John Wilmsbrust Gent. Ddtcli l'ary ts, iSts. To b.:: Seoond Assistant-Surgeon.—Charles Greenhc34,Cent. atteci Sept. 7, 1805. sign,d tte 161,1 ,Lieuhtnant of the County cf .I.lt;clite , , lied/ore :111 . POWler, Cent to be Ensign. nuted- co. 23'; Thc: joeplt Eovt, Gent. to be Ensrgq. Dotted Oct. n 6, !Soc. , Azibt dthire liolnweers. thH Captain the Pion. St. A 4;r1:4% , 1 St. 1!,1111 to be Major of tl:c • tst ltartalion. Dated Sept. "I, tgoii. • to the . ROM London Regiinents of rigeeet 4y ei , y' Convirflioners el Lie:-' aaid Lir) , Veste, Gent. vice, l'iowerdew,'Nsigri.. rd. Dated Nov. r, ttiras. Willi'tinll4st s , Gera. to be sto. vice.trlontprivatt, resitned. DLited NOv. 18.-)5. 5.4-joirrit*Major Gel , ige Burling Cu be Quarter-Master, vice displaced:, D i ata Oct, 30 , .8 44 . Wei 14egirtipt. E nsign Drury in be Lieutenant„•iiicerbo'• 30. kiiot, Ensign Ben= 1141 to Liureparir, vice Wigan, iesignett Dared Ott.' Joitn Hellear, Geht. to be - Ensign, v. Drury, I)ated',oeL, so, 13es. William Ailausider, Cent. to be s Enaign,, vice LSrrn l promoted. Dated Oa. . , • •"" '• • _opp:rim: V tlitlrltref COrpS,,Jigned „,. ^ • ' nti4sia.ete..; Lie: artist trCy for ice 7th Ite,i...);•;i't aj Loj arl Laad an /tralir M ilti rrt rr,rr to be Lieutettant.Coknet:Comtnand. , orkti;v io re,igf , e(l, "Dated ott,;•••rz, 18“.• • arl.l)ktto. Lieutcn, t Ge(o Lickingtott to ;au Captain, • 4/ Ice Zattillit) jefi:;,lled. D,Wd Da. 19, • 160,5 . . . ' Cntatitsion in the Kr)) , FdiNiralat•Outh and Brec'on Nlititia, Jiggsel eirthe Lord Lientenant. ' Cana Burley, Cent. to be Quarter-Master, vice Thomas Val4h woraoted w 9otir knot. I C.lgnis.a , ns.in the Corps •cif. Mountsbay Yeomanry Volun. tears, rij(n. by the Lard Lieutenant of big County # Cars. 44)411.. !Idled Avildt 8; pow Hooking, Eoq. to be Captain. Thomas Classon, Gent. to be Lieutenant. latne* . ; Giesson, Gent. to be Corot. Cannaltsktrs in the Cupar Volunteers, •Jigesd4) , the Lord Vim. tenant ol Cisco* remit, Gent, to be kosigrt, vice Low, Bate t)etw 2.1, 18os. Alarider Aitken, Gear, be sign, vice bitnoon, resigned. Dated at► above. toenntit,iuss tkned iy the Lori Lieutenant', of tka Cowry al and Burgh Volunteer Infantry. Peregrine Masoingbc (I, Esq. to be Major. Dated Oa, 2E, 116Q' stwofird Vaunter.; Wonky. 100 lillllos, - Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Nov. 4, aos. jaiiws ILAV4Ort, Gent. t 4 be, Ensign. Dated as above. C'onvoittimf i,r get Loyal Southwark Volunteers, signed h,,Y the Pk e. Lie liteuant o,1" the Couny of Saw, Dated Noventhee t First Lieutenant John Thomson to be Captain, vice Smithers, Tolle First Lieutenants--Second Lieutenant lames I). De. beaumei vice M.Dermott. Second Lieutenant W. Barnes, jun. Viet Ilughes, resigned. To be Seeomt Lieutenants—Joseph DoWley, Cent. vice r',”tignerl. John, Warwick, Cent, vice Debcaume. Robert Broadwater, Cent vice Barnes, jun. , Conn:talon: in the 'Wiltshire Militia, rhea 6 , r 6 Lard Vett. tenant. 1'111 ( 111m Wyndham, Esq. to be Major. Dated Sept. sj, tees. To he Captains —Nicholas Jackson Lane, Esq. (by *eve). D iArti Feb. It, ilos. Daniel Eyre,'Esq. Dated Ott. 22, 'g. Te.l) ; e Lieutenants -Henry Toll, Ccnt . Dated Februaqi, 1845. Thomas Mathew:;, Cent. Dated August g, rot. Gringe , Worge, Gent. Dateil August to, tilos. William Low rd oteman, Geot, Dated August se, -120 s. Wil. lion Del!, Gent. Dated Septonber to, flips. 2.3ceitetis (t,. rhted tiat)ber 12,, 181., l'o'be . l'ando, Gent. Dated Nfarch 6, . • Comi..tdoni :lei/ea° .fy Lieutenant .0.1. ar aunty of # i •mworgail., Io' R.,•!;t4r., .I",(lr . am or,,;nn f r 4laittee'rt Vti 1 1 .16111 r , tient, kdjutttnt, to Brcvet Runic of,Captain. 2d Lif.tut , fiturtt %Valiant, Siwgan .to tti .First ' rez , iinse,i, John c w t. t o. 1t7j'30;e41 , 1 ti::(ftv,toitt: prQulo;,c4. 174141.1 es -01p . .ce , it, R2.1'4 1 c ot i c „ ..4 ,„ c,,k, ch al k s S. Downnum to be Second Lieu, te l p l o, vi ce (i ray,' prtonot-0 , 1.. , November • tilos tletitlei-o C:Alet .E.Lound B. Ctlppet to' be ditto, vice Pii 'Prottioted;.•• *tett a above. Gentleman Cadet fj eorie 1)u/IliO4i to he ditto, vice t promoted. Dattxt as 40(rge• Cclitietuao, Cadet , Clittles King to he ditto, vice Crawly, 'pia/noted. Pated as ;above, C ent l einall C„t4et WilliJm It. Grant to /4c ti!tto, Baynes, promot, AS above, Centieman Cadet George Pringle. ta be ,iirto, vice Brett, promoted. Dated as abcive. Gent feinan Ca. det Doikt 1. Edwards tO he ditto;•vice Arbuthnot, promOt 04tege$ dtwva.lGirst. Lieutenant John !tow to be Atuilz. fi a t, via }I, ' Dated November 2, 1865, • DUBLIN, Nov. 8. ON Sunday last the 79th Regiment, quartered in Limerick., received their route for Cork, to embark there itimiecliately for foreign service. Monday and Tueiday-rnorning. the f; . st and second divisions Marched hence, and theflast followed on Wednes day,* On Monday and Tuesday mornings, the first and second divisions of the ad Foot, or Buffs, marched out of Cloninel; on their route to Cork, in order to ernbark 'for foreign 'service. The lust Division march ed' on Wednesday morning. They are to be re placerlthere by the both Regiment, the first divi siotroT.ttliie!l marched in from Ferrnoy ; the ,re- LONDON by R At Lille :4.0f r RZ. OR2'. tOCRT OF V,NP's NCH, WL3 ?MINSTER, • ROVSNIZLIt TUE Cotrt, was occupied the whole , of Oh; rnorn ing in llbaritlg and disposing of Motion 3 for new trials. T4ir Lordships were dressed in their full scarlet tobes (the Chief Justice with the insignia of that office) for the reception of the new Lord L4yor. D:XON V. EL4ISO>I AND OTHERS. This was an Alban for . false imprisonment, and had been tried the last .13 ;sizes . for . y ark. Mr. Serjeant COMELT: applied' for a Rule to set aside the verdia of 9001. obtained by the Plaintiff, and that a new trial should be had, upon two grounds.—First, the incompetence of a•Jutor ; and, secondly, on the ground of excessive damages. It appeared' uptin the Affidavit, that one John Mangle had been sworn upon the Jury, who, upon inquiry, it was diicovered, was not a Freeholder of the County, but the son of a man of the same name, who was a Freeholder, ,and regularly Rummoned ; but not ehusing to attend himself, sent this young marl in his plaPe, and answering to the same name, „worn upon the Jury, and a6ted for some time m that capacity, before the Constable who served the summons discovered the 'mistake. It farther appeared thatie -was only in-ttis one and twentieth year, which was a further incompetency.. In support of this objeftion, the Learned Serjeant cited the case of Norman and Beauman, in Will's Reports and several other appropriate cases. Mr. justice LE BLANC asiced how many Causes , had bent tried by the same Jury on that day ? they all must be in the same predicatuent. Mr. PARK answered, that it \+'Z: (.n the foilowing morning the incompetency , John aalllle, was discovered. .Serjeant COCICkLL contended, -that the se-„ cowl .groutni; namely; 'of exCeisive damages, vests still stranger. , The 'Plaintiff in Ibis case; hales 'Dixonzaig.:-was a Colonel: in the Hiist India COrn;:• hhy's Service, and d•native.;,of Scotland., One Of t4e,Defendaurs (Mr. Crolhers) haMig . a writ' Aairist a person , of the same natne, was- iriforined by - ,titt„.A.llen,- an .Attorney (another: betendan ty that a' . Gentleman of that 'name, had lately arrived rdwgKte from the North'. Ceothers sent, down a writ , frotu 'London, • with alninute. de-, seriptitmv. of . the, Defendant; which exialY corie ! . sponda with Colonel Dixon's. persOn . .. 'len accordingly waited Onlim, hiA:hn 'sirlessiasked,his name , c,-,which the. latter told him, anal said •he'WaT not thei , peisou. ;: but reitised,to give; • him any further'satisfaedori . ,threatening to kieW cirri oat of doors.- W.' Allen ::retied;' and being thus insulted,. he' had the Colonel'arreite,d. soon after : he again :said he.was. not the, perion, but.periis"ted in his refusattoltnnwer further interrogatories. The Sheriff 6ntling it a very .peculiar case, the debt being considerable; and..the description answering so ek. aecly-in every )articulat ; obliged the Colonel to give bail before he was enlarged, Which was done, a very short time after the arrest. Vpon these ‘ gratintla the Learned SerjeantlOUght , a new trial. Court" Take a Rule to spew cause on the last ground." ItlNd V. 4.1.443/, HUGLIES, Artaoc, 4N . 13 OTHERS. This was an Information filed by the Attorney- General agilnst Sia, Dt fendants,. ler a riot at the late Eleaion, for the Borough of Knaresborough, in 1804. The three Defendants, Allen, Hughes, and Abbot, had been convicted, and the other three were acquitted: "Mr. Serjcant Hr.v.vonn, on behalf of Allen and Trughesonoved to set aside the conviaion as against these two persons, and for a new trial, upon the grantidS . that theie.persons sere in a, difierent from that stated 'in the indiament at the time of the riot ; and also on the informality clithe five firit counts in it. On the evidence of Sir John . ingles 7 by; who was High Bailiff; 'it appeared, that as he was proceeding along with Mr. SVilson,, another Magistrate, to bold the Elet....tion at the be found the steps filled by a great mob of, people, who talked a great deal of nonsense ; amongst whom the Defendants were foremost, and prevented the El ion .from going on. The falit,,hOwever, was, that these Defendants' Were in the Market place. Lord 4t.J.ENaottonott—l' Where a part of the riot was carried on; and answered 'the general pur pose of the rioters', it was,flogra4o ,fivriiiitu., and formed . ** part of the whole riot." • The next objeatort was to the five first counts, which stated many circumstances technically oL jeCted to by the ',wiled Serjemt, partici:daily that part where two Ba4li la were' menti3fled . this, Ift contenkled,Was erroneous, as 'there never was more than nue - Bailiff to the Borough, and the.preeept . wa:: never dire fed to more than one.. it appeared, however, that there were two&iliff;, though , the Precept wah diretled but to one, a set•ond person, even on this occasion, bad. officiated in ;.hat capacity, and the , Court accordingly assumed that there were two,.: application was . therefore .refuted ; and Lord ELLtNgoitOtiGit obsOivedi that when these persons were brought tap for jtdgmenf, and that the Court had tin judgeg ,Report 'befo r e th em , t h ey WOUid farther COlf3ltlei ; due subject. . . 8 , Dt.150N ThiS alt 4Ction fora breach or 4g/cement, anti tried before the Chief taron thy lair A r ssizt:s for Cambridge, when a verdi6t'vras eotxtt-4, by consent, fur' ttie Plaintiff, subjeEt to the present application to the Court. Mr. Serjeant Szt.t,og said, this Was a Motion, either to set aside the Verdict, or for the Plaintiff to ansWer the matters of an affidavit; Tlie PLiintiff was a brewer, and th e Defendant a publican. Tt NV32 agreed between these parties, that the fatter was to have a house, which. hp should keep open at all hours, for the entertainment of guests 111 the, usual way; and it Was farther stipulated, that the Dkifendant was to sell,th6peer and ale of the Plaintiff. only, at the rated prices. But, in this latter point, the breath was assigned, as the Defendant Sold tho beer and. ale of other persons, in Consequence of which the •a6lion was brought. On the patt.of tho Plaintiff but one witness was called to prom thg, a, reemen Then Defendant, however, showed, that a t!le Plaintiff bad reftL;td ,supoATim:with heeror ale, .and the Learned Judge directed' ,to be. made,, to the Culla. 'Wheli_• he wonld'ntit supply him with beer himself, he tr.ight,not to pre--. vent him from buying front any one Mr. Wiz-CON; fiir - the - Plaintiff; 'at) tlot the' Defendant owed - hith a large .aceoiint, her could never get the•fortner to settle, and that the.; reason he reinsedthe beer. The Court ordered the Mai/Ala - to in§wer af fidavits. • • , About three o'deek, the new Lord Mayor, at tended by the Recorder, and several Aldehitcll, peared at the Bar, and prayed that the usual War rant to prosecute and defend for the City be - retorled : The Recorder then,in the_narne of the-Lord Afilteirtto invited their Lordships' to dinner at thc,A4*tf house. NovE , in::n 13. ... xr TUB KING V. .440,1E5 .ATWOOD. JE)ILN ArD HEVES ItICKETVS.' • These persons (with a Genttertian b nam , .of Marti n , who W:-IS aaplittC(l) Were found guilty, before Lord F:.,1,,r..; 5 x.40acit.4.?it, at the - last Glottc!e'sni ter Assize.,, of'a riot at.Tevkesbury. ,111r.Alarttn, Ii ad' , appc.-aled against a tax impo'sed upon him by 'TI u:llas Holland and James Hawkins, tle collec 't9rs P 1 , 11 ?.e taNes... the meeting of tile, Conunis 'sit.,neis his' appeal was dismissed ; and he exposed Holland and Hawkins to public contempt, by stat ing, that they had extorted arbitrary And illegal) taNes from him. It appeared from the .evidence at the trial that two efliies had' been produced, the one intended to represent Holland,,the other Haw ,kins. These figures were' condueted as crihainals to :execution' in Irtart, continually 'besmitires'.l with dirt by the populaee,.until they arrived at the river, when they were thrown. into the water, as if deserving no better treatment: During the Whole of this proces sion the great bell of the town was tolled; andafter *the, supposed /drowning of 'Hawkins and Hblland .they,struck up a' merry-peal, and continued it fora ' considerable part of the day. • - Froill the affidavits of Prisoners, it appeared, that they had .been - employed by some pbrson to"' commit - this . •offerico ' • that they considered •therit .the, ,eftigies of -two Volunters who hii,l kit the - C.Q.ll4,yiind 'were therefete held 'no , prevent - the' desertion :of others:.; the/"' known that what they Wei - o"-&;ing eon:l•...m.ned ..tYze•-•; 'Government of the Country they • wotild never-havtO! committed the riot for they had been foit'tid4i guilty, It' appeared from the•virioustifid4vits:O'f - i the Prisoners, that two of them had wives and chit circa Who depended t . 'Ai lit eitance.:-=- Aliitthew‘ Wilkie, Esq. an Oliicee• of •the Gloucester Militia, spoke to the eliaraEter Sash, who, had - served in that .Rei-,4ment 'as it Private-i for six years. . • .t.' • Mr. I . IALLAst, as Counsel for the Prisoners, sattf, - ' that he was pt rfe&ly aware that, at this-tithe,- could not, after the verdi& of the Jury, enter into tlie°4l defence of his clients. 'l - '11(4 were unable to tell iirl what degree the Government oftheColntrywascon.. cerned, as they possessed little .subject to taxation... It was evident from the tTatisa&ko,n that they =nut - Imov been instigated .by persons in s much superior.. station ;' it was enough, .however, fir. him to say, that a Jury of their Country „had cenvided them and for him to dispute, the v , :nlict would be,buth decent and improper. Tile' Soncyroa-GENEtt AL, 9n the part of the prosectition, lamented extremely that the Prisoners, in their Affidav its prgducel:thki before the Court, had"notpartal[.en theil`ruoeo4:4-Aviti4 whiclx his Learned Priepti, in the 4fetlCe:Qf flispients i had been. so greatly' :oclos,ve.d. It it had i be s ea go, they would taut have stated to the Court that-they were') instigated by others, wthout.disclosing the persons Who aatuatecl . th.-4n ,to conimit : ,the pi4o,Lice. Such tonduo i'l4 1 411 Ig;; - : , 3t19:1 itwir,gpi4. It WAS taliviOtis, from the whope of the transaction', that the,,. Prisoners lent thei - aselves 'to the . p:ivat4:43,lcett of Mr. Martin, . • , Lord ELLEN2OROUGII--." After the veraia of acquittal against I.VIc. Alartin, hL c,innot be men tion ed." The SOLICITOR-GENERAL concluded by saying, that be did not intend to ag7avate the ofiluce of, the Prisiniers. He trusted it ‘tould be seen by the. Ct . mrt, that he irad . only stated the fa a 4 to th© Court in' their true light. Lord ELLENBORpt/G11—" We wish to know, be fore we give judgment, if thev shquld tie, sentenc.'sed to be imprisoned in Gloucester gaol, whether the Crown will condo& thein thither r" 'l'ne Sditestott-G . answerink in 11:2', of L ativ6 h ordered tole 'ureuglat . r4i) for plagment can IbTonda'y NATIONAL MO Nl.l:' , lENT.—Yestorciy- was Opened ! . to public vietv; in St. Paul'sCiithedral, a Mokiu t inent in cornmernorat;oo- of -tho hit,. 0,,,,i-al •INUMiI DUNDAS,'' who diet: fri the We4t Indits (hiring die last War. This Sfontimerit was"thyftid by a. Vote, of Parliame n t, as a teStiMony 'oeli4siOridl kratitnde for his sif:,nal thilitary achieventi.rits.: It cons 44 of: a Colossal statue of Brit:I:Iola p!:a.ing a Wre:ttli of. laurel on the bust of the Gen ,. .:...1, which is ereaeil., on his tomb. Btittillinig is aisuk i:ite - cf %yid. a figure OfSensibility. To the right of the tilit wined lute is the Genius of Britain prece:lting ail olive bra;lch,,. in allusion to the object 'of' our ekeetiOns - Ia 'War; Viz. the attainment-of a just and honourable Peace. - Some; military trophies are plgeetti 011 the toinb; whid is enriched by an , alto 7 relievo reTresentation of Ari- : ifinnia in the act of protpOijag Liberty from illiarclitk . and 1.1 0 061 : 1 1/ Tills wc, is executed by Mr. I)4coN, Sculptor of the 114,111:114,i5 COXNIVALLIS't roSiar Statue, pent tO ClAegtta,and of the large atioinl Monument la te ly al ered in Westminster Abbey to the memory ot, Capt a i ns HAlty&lf and : .` i-fi;Tr. A , fees :.days ago Mrs. Clayton, of IlOtlierharli . , in a fit of insanity, attempted to put an end to :her exlstence by hanging herself, but tbrtunatei7 the cord broke, and her life.waipreserved. Through the. a6tivity and vigilance of the Magi strates and inhabitants of B(S9I0II, three more of the Prench Prisoneri, who escaped ' from Normad-Creis_ list week,have been apprehended, and returnee` to the Oiru..cr comtnauding at Lhat depot.' . * , int o .M.tr.t.lior.ottatt-;.Snt l air. a-%- tha . 1 alstibroker and the Public; which was :1:, - itti,ted at .this Qtfieb time since, between a Al.njor hi tho Army tinti a Pav,'lthr , )ker of respeEta. • bility in St. Jaink's'l, t as filially decided yesterday, It has been already soted, that the property, atnount. in g to asoni?hierabli.. stun v , • , s stolen from the M^ , "'"1 1 ' 1(11' 1011 Se, 1U iCat. _ U.teney-stsce. So f :•6 • iiiiiecf-h4 servant, on the nt of Septerniler, :1c 11kb t . s.ite pledged,at tl e'fiht)!). of the Pawnbroker ai)ore. • nrentioned. 'rho lAJjor Sought •to recover the pro' perty„: but the. Pawnbroker reftist - :d to deliver it, on t. , llo , gorotrui 'that it had -ofien been plettged ard re deemed by the servant, wilo had abitonded. Ila ,Elerso.tod at those. times that lite servant pledged ~o.e prciiii..y* for her iiii.Aress, the Officer's e4ntp4 . • ,nion. or c l r e i ,,,l n ip tl u ie s p ; e n s d e : ltt zt i 3 n t s c t d a , n t c i e la , t Nverz.. bound to deliver 'the property, lie might ;..42,1 11 any (tine might nialce a ,siinirar 'The Alagistrate, who at the l Ist hearing deferred hi s dkteis . ioiktg' ai,modtli, (oft bonnate;oideit'i restora_tiott. of .the, pt - operty. to its ,;,w't;er. c134• 411 ' 6e Pa withrbl.Cr'S to ti;l3-spoifit where. the thief 'bad hsedrided, and the , ' e.v,4loAWANy'as prova tlie:artico were the. property r me. if a, colP,jaj9.4il ''s tookplarce'nf the hal' of the 'Old the P'P l Fll worikl,:he-reAtdrOf add theclaw the. A6t' abled 111agitrateg to deride 'where theillaetVoth!a /let be- taken Raw n sOiti 31# kf: l • a trtliOri ty: to 'Pet - sit l;iit wa's rethl-ariffY 'ab 1; , ;•ed `to Satan it* t'd th6dt cisiori of'the.:ltltigistrate,;vlrt ki:e:Otired groom- to tile .ctrtßeatiti,et; 1 . • - tin Jon •forgi.lig the' SPrP_P Ac9 . of Spades ; emt , itE, groom °I . t'' e ra -1 " ,birs - ti t tlii'Mart of .N.fit:SFrit,n, for rolitii J as; ter of a gold boi, set with distdondsr , iyith 11 ' 4 ' 1-4 ' of late Ens perel . itussia, prns4,Ut frontitiat .I'4ol4ickto tl,e. , faro earl at,t;.4).(fTqlb forery uus;:io t t i 3 po :4 : . t iiiii t l ia :b e iLitu :; :4 l , lk tioectf o . I \ : l\3 l.7 ;co n u g a l i l l it ,Banr i a d: rt . :` , : v r . e ili e ti ;: od : t i )i l ni :; yestertiay:lntir:Oltig. ) :' at half past eight:aeld cl :it 'r tli e giqiel'' gee: jd 41a € l li Dri .Fotto, the Ordioary: After, Mr. kt50 1:11 0" .I)l444....exitgEtAtian ti ) .ihes — er4 3 o l " -tw • - Pe . Botts, tliej) NV Ii() stSac]ii,,; 11pJa. 4:tiriit.,,r4s',• ca,..me'tl'i "grotificl•? We. are -coare.•:nei'7.tc).,s:;js!... :13416197.4„, the'ninnaent 14 j '''°'11111143,1 1 0 3 : sc4fftg& *The; attenced the execution wov ifikrllo* , ant it .N4Lnitt: anti i1t4.0 6 % 5 ,', 9 ?:' ;CFrefo. u e' :o on. • . 60 yotitil of 17, whs w'as dlSOAllider sei t rdiF pit fdP‘fctirteett Fo.:s left L. l...6t.aday; cons ideri 'hls fp t e i ne vitable:, On the night , bf: V‘fetittesclity the'. eleven G'cio46:;4tl4',:'Liiilie of, gr; pe.rtiatiter. antiAtair-clresser, r Manebester-stiu2re, ~Was entered it' tIOP , of a key ;. Ad in'Oceie4l rte 6,1., itictil arriving ni:lll.!,3•Pt'ibto, ment where Nfri, Frost sat oiene rocling, fling onannaticled 3rl9JAKing a haticlktivilia `..' - '4`="h e n +fit .otit her eyes,' ' V: 111 . Piatided, tied! her 'hands heltindlier,... daiwitYjOrdtts. bound her legs bOgethtFewith t he v ....dn . ' 2 1-.14,113 A 0 4were 5h04.44, 1 ?,g a illigl° e ' r.9jcil4 ; • ro; .trq.! mo s t pahi, ft./ 0'14 14 her •boe:in, =ad . to , ra . asack , tbe place:,- broke {VII et, and t oo k th e ' re li-oni cash and mien c , iunbuntio3 'about t.iol...with tvl; VII he cat , .k.I‘TELAN6ri6I.'Y IDigNi.---011 .ttoi'in,,'"as Mr. -New, 'a' 6cale4naltia; di o f , the shop, theArAp- tit.. 7 NY I ` ,-4) 4 the. 'c - ay, let s°'-'rtt state; 11. 1 iel f at4d precivitiict'd'' IC g the 'cellar, wherer:.heqi•as' taken '4lOl Baden expire/1.f.; ofd G,„.ntittotin..ha retired fro nt wktng ;my 4 ho A acute - 1 3- Only come to t"I N90,c1ay...01i. a visit, tki; the 6ld stiop.rbkk-' w? . s 8 3 years of age, a 4,111,16 :0 Nv W with his. two 14,1 , 4, • Itet sC@! !st it In, lg . ~~; 17%, • ~ , B. 0,4 r(l4 ;'''• , - '. go. On To.:;.:41 iv. in ' George-street, ft‘nover-srloare. ~t, 13rox. no; tit.; ciditof rLicnaienalie- Colut lei iitowlie, of the' I- L t i iiit 13,-aktior.: - ., tit a. Son, , , . l gata . 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' I .,,,jiLi of 010 ,On Tit It rttay 13ar, it tracit: ► ncy, P. 4 ra . Tub! ) , , nitfiiplut Tubb, l.sol afi'eptollvilig;. - o r ()loco's! • tin Friday last, fleary Nettleshipp, E,,f., A Hall. , aged 7g , l c ' On Saturday fast, at Chelsca,-Mrs. F.villYc-P , lid of 19r. ;vorsg. fora)* ' . ' --:----. _..._ • 1 f RIC E 0 P sror‘Ks. [lank (- L e . n A t' n . n t 7 . ser i : i i 0.160,s 34... 1 ( j ps.i lc iir t : i l e : . i e t : ( ! l i; ' :J t.. , I l j er :. ;, : f:0 1 1 5, a Lsir ;II 0 A ,Y • g-1 t.. l3 .. tn y k y St pq nc t it . c , , f , 91 . 9i.002419,'4i. , 1..,t i1 ii4 144,,r7,,tk....j.11,,,, i+• tl. pr. 1641 5 Vet. Cent. . , 4 Per Cent. 7; 74* t ' 04/ ; Per '.- ' i per Cent. 1440.- siii ''l'`' i t MVO Artik• ~_ ..,., # i p er Cenr. Cons . 59 i!I i ~ ta / 6th P"'"" '- t)4ttf.S.hort Artil• ' Iv4ii * , . . CR AVE I.ENS. NOV. rt. ilea" Pa Lserl Sy —the Tliorrt . t:, jubb, train SI. Ptte, i ts „ ie ., i G'..isoii` Aauiph, --.r-, troll] Fißiitiid; P.roilo ,- trf': , F-ctiot P4'4-k, Minerva; Grltril , -, l'Ailer, S . le, alit' Con, Charlllll, iTop.4 Akciti.i.,,g r .' • ' ' ' te . " &Ailed the Hinde, piineli r , t' Oppri'..) ; Catiltos,' rivf * bc ci t s h bo t 1, 7 : , It.talar4, Bruottcsbto ami.. thlsey,,74 . . CHARD HARRIS, of No, 4,. ±t;lartlett.cot . i 11 rt, reef ; and N 1.41411,1 b) LLIAM ARiotntit §cmr s of S; - ::uti;lOit9n r s;re.•, i; . ;osven't' s q uare , No. lig, tad ; vv i, !rot. ,4de:rtuf-,eqt ordivw_tepthe Pape,. for the Edii v r, N, c. (test- 4 6aq); must be addresseui,