The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-29 00:00:00

.:~ • +~r LAW INTEI,Liut,..Ncu. R' A COURT OF KING'S BENCH, 9cllll:AKrs' INsr. , .Yestcrrtay their born:stops commenced their At Serjeants' I'm, for the purpose of hurt. ing .trgitments upon new trials find s p ec ial: cases tastp.uted tromthe last Term. in consequence of the ithsenee of Cnurtoel, the Cottrt„, sat hot tor 14 thUll tulle S %Ad the only case of any importance argued was, that of I:slottiti.•Clerk, v. litNottor, The,tp•icitiOn related to the compensation to 'which a Citrate was entitled for performing ettri3jO ditties for the Vicar in Gosport Chapel, when no speinar agreerneut hail hecn mcole be -int:en the parties. The motion lor 3 net` - trid, ttr.t.l last Terlt by M G t-Foun, had heeu grant et fl ineipallY t,tl the grOund of execsaivestaniage4. Yii • Skijeaut PI LL, ou the other side, contended that the ( omi)e'lls,:tion given by the Jury was not l>cyn„tct what the plait:till' Gad o right t 6 - receive. points o t'i'e also touched trot ; sn:11 ‘vbeti,ev ft Coratv could 'recover at t Tarr, or ‘vhetliet his remedy Aviv* , 101 th::. Diocesa,, Court ? hod 2d,' nliet4er ta; Cttree uhl recover 1 ,, r ‘'vorliand lab Our On a pakllvin rderOt ? It was likewise diapoted etlte “iier 4 et•••olf rotild be allowed in a case wli-ere ilti specific terms had been settled upon. The-Court 'tits of opinion Ora the damages give's by tire .Itny had a little exceeded the just 'claim of the u!aintiii, Lot Lot >ttfiicifrntly to warrant a new trial : it recommended, f heictore, that the parties e ter the ainonot 'to at bitration, whidt 'was ' firillycOneuted to by both sides. Upon the first point !heir Lordships were clearly in tatour'of the' riaintia '4lltl as to the second, it, (lid not feel it-, s!.11 called upon to decide, hut tronglyintiMa'tetl, that no authority exited to prove that 'a Curate could recover 111)011 A quantum merait. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. • MANSION-HOUSE. Tit. DISTRESSES OP T t;<x r.,oo.—cin shturci l the LORD ',NIA? OR, in COIISC(1134:11Ce of a Val CIIICJIt signed by several ot', the inhabitants of Gr c,,E,- ellorelk.street, sent the Marshal to London-bridge, with directioms to remoKnumheri of poor sailors and whets, :who had slept there scveral nights. Veit crila y 37 were brought before his Lordship, 14 to inquired particularly into their eases, awl found that seme : of them were Old and infirm, othetlis dkeased, and aU of them without a,far. thing. lie ilispOsed of them in the usual ‘s'ity, by Sending each to iiritlewell tor seven days, - in or•;. der to be passed to their parishes. DOW-STREET. FOkneD NoTP.s.—Yesterday a case cameon'to be heard; arising out of the.practice of the „Batik of Fanghied stopping and detaining forged mites, after defacing them, and when it is impossible to pas% - them. Mr. Aldus, who'keeps a public-bouse in Drery lane, took two forged Bank : notes towed to him, one tor 21 and another lot I • Mr. Aldus had no tiouht leto2ok Ahem, bring in the habit of rtr' , trlci ° x every Witt which lie received ; but in the present case - he was .not atilt: to prove this fact, ils he was not in possession of the notes. Cn lies applying to the-parties, who keep a house of 111,fatne iii ‘Vych-street, and another in.Titch telri-Street, t had treated him with great indig.. nil, refusing to nmke him any recompense; but as Air. Aldus would not swear that, although the• NVreicheis were living by tie worst of all proligacy, they uttered - the notes to him, well knowing tl)em le have been forged, no proceedings took place against them et present in a direct manner. ilosse-STEALTNG. —George Jrnald was charged 'With feloninirsly stealing a horse from a lane lead ieg from Peckham Common on Stmilay .ovening. The owner of the horse had been it abolirthice s'ctocic ; arid an discovesing that it was taken away he went in pursuit of it, and met ,the pri sinner riding on it, with the prisoner's bridle to it, and a boy riding on it behind him, who, on their onion stopped, jumped off and ran away. The defence set tip by the _prisoner was,.that he had lost a , ilek.tiss, and that 'be bad taken the horse in triestion to ride in pursuit of it. * Sir NATUANIEL CoNhwr, tinder these circum . at:titres, allowed him-to be admitted to bail, his father anti another housekeeper becoming atiiwer able for his appearance at the Surrey Assizes. fl roN - !t© 124, Cotsmot4 Tin/am:EA.—Yesterday Thomas Por ter, of Nort umbel hind-court , Stitttl rb won - buildinto, Ifoiborn, Henry .11grt,, of tbe saint pleace, mu! Sophia Golding, of 1, Untrlotte-build ings, arey's•inn-lane, t%cre,bronglit up by 5111 Mt• MoiltSV3 to stmvcr she c(mplaints in,titotett against thew tit the instance of tile pitrish-qtiicers of Sr ftb()%4: the bars, being cbarg eti nith keeping forninon binttiels etid bousrs of ill tom!, The 9evvrßl CArt(is out, thr lattit4l.int's werA: 0 , 4)44R:di() bait 611 the Se3bion%, to ottawvi ti.e ,S.Tao•no Sosmciota uFMur‘nati.—On Thursday ntomi! , l ; last, about efeveti n'citti.:W;il gardener Afr, I itlgtte,of Tooting, felt : , •nhant, where he had been on visit Iti his the riew of retturoi n g twins master's 1-lis nearest way hdme lay thrOugh Sv ( ten. 11,41 t) =t ood, and by this road he inocerded. man Oid not leach horne t and .from the moment he en tered the it oud up to tbe present time he has mit , 'be, it heard Hi, brothers, and all . (Aber relit tipef;, have searched the wood in Pain for his. body, on the supposition. that be has been Wu:- dered. Yesterday snore persons volunteered their Services to aid the gardener's relations, in their Search. 'fbe friends of 'begat doter are tine more opprehensive that he has been inttrdered anti buried in the tv.otori from the circumstance of iti being known that five stitqueious-looking fellows had in tested 'the wood toy sotne .week 4 past, and been guilty . of verions depredations, — A' tientloutsu who IWO s SelinOt in the tieighbotikhoodot Syden ham um; waking in t'ie teitud the other day with two blends tlnti tWo ptlpi.k, When they observed a ruffian fellow over the hedge,and heat,d Lim btiV It c on I tt ' de, 1 ‘ t V;.' ass 't do, there are • • „, • , fivt:rof them," 't lie :47107P1 , 1 1 ii 9 ft:i . and - his party o , tr#OPteil 10 take the viliditt, but he est:aped with (tit 4i4outuplice or accomplices, - -,;1 s .- • ~, 'BREA 'KING Our. .o_l.i. PRI SOY. CPO*. -fir ~• Oa Sim:l4.y evening - , at o'giorls, the follow t, ing.pitsoners, who . lotve been eitint„o ty' com.iclen, init whose f„entence - h‘as been commuted tii'trari . - 11 , )rtation for hie, broke out of Is:.cAvv(e.'"Tite offence.; of which they were ftitintr builtyirredtr ucxeil. to their names • - ' , l iaines Hickey, - Thomlq end' Martriee Healey, fOr t i tirttiary; Solominviloteerman„ Jahn Ilardy, and John Harriaoa, for horse-stealing.' Healey W,ts prevented from joining his cont.., panions by the spitit Of'an old...woman.who re aided on the premises into which, they wade their stay from the place of confieernent.'-lie. was shin. into a small yard, from which there was no pus sihility of making. an ..tumediate escapes; 11nd of course was Obliged . 1 0 remaiu there until the alarm was giveN,,an i l the keel eis and.otlicers, who a ,. aerObledlir treat intiobera, after there had been a very great necessity for them, arrived. • The following is the substance of the cambia tioo of Healey . , %AO teas conducted to Mr. New tnan's house, where the Lord Mliyor bad already arrived He at first denied that he knew_any thing of -a premeditated plan to escape from prison ; but when he was assured rif his-danger:in case of his Weald to deciare'ell lie knew, he became more communicative. ilealien said — b'a.hegge'l 4 “ he understood as a grata, not onlyinnocetit of pri son-breaking, but of the crime for which he. sums confined in that prison—that the fi ve men ,whetet he follOweil had been working for their escepe five days, that the horror of trtrusportation for lite made them despera•e etrotigh . tti at i reibpt any • thing, and that it wai by Mere , itecident . he lie - came acquainted with their intention. - . His first impirlse Was to prevent the crime by alarming the, keeper, but when he reflected; it did not appear so great a crime.' Beside: they had told him the would just ,breathe the`freshair and return. Ii the room where they were all confined there was. et cupboard large enough to contein a man with out cramping him. This. cupbuard:was,in the-di rection of Warwick-square, and. the prisoners hi a. days accomplished the tirsk'roLcutting through the wall, wbigit consisted of bricks and timber ot digioua thickness, by which a Very extensive area. presented itself They left a thin part nioete.. tween them and the open ail:, until it was dusk op Sundayeyening,' when they pulled it inside, and formed a hole large enough to admit them through it. 'Healey was riot in irons, because . his lees were enfit either for their weight or pressure ; the' others were ; but Solomon Bowerman, - who hod' a file, frted himself Irma his 'while the other foot~ were muffling theil bolts. Gulliver was the first at the hole ; lie looked out to see . whether the watchmen on Abe, roof of ,NeWrgate were attentive to their duty : 110 watchman •.was to be Seen. the prisoners got out upon the top of the pt isotil but upon I,.oking round they saw nothing hut death, and ulon looking through time hole - they saw nothing butt trans-ortniion. - The walluirCre so high, and the eirterprize appeared so feaofulan every respect, that they would have repente.;, fiat th Bowerman pent them in 11 , irr i 'by•isityin1, Le'd bring imp the rugs. alt, their deliberation they had nut once irit'itpon the -necessitytif li, Ving a lope, or a sttbstitute far a rope. Bowerman went through -the hole, and returned, drai.toag atter him the rugs *ith which they.used `to certi•er themselves. nose they tore. in long pieces, tied together, and suspended troacthe ramparts. Tfiry descended without hurt into the yard Of a prirare house A and having liatenedat the back door fur moment, Bowerman tried the latch, which aid. miffed- them ; but the moment he entered the kitchen an .old WOMAn stood full in his view. it was too late for ceremony i he dashed by tier, and was followed with gm eat speed by. all teieuds, except Healey, who loitered, and was shut i n to the yard; Healey declared, that so anxious wrio he to ,return, that lie attempted to mount by the means he had used in descending. The five other men have not yet been sivre headed. Mr. Newman obeyed the sum of V. for the apprehension of each of them, iu addition to the reward-from Govt:U.4ll)mq of 1 201. The ,1 4 0ap MAYOR Wilt at dintier at the' Man sion 'house when intelligence was brought . to"-trim that a terrible riot had taken place in 'lsietig j aie. He , instantly left his guests, among whom was the Mayor of Exeter, and went to Newgate. It is an extraordivarreireumstanee that Le could not get a single officer to attend him. Upon this subject lie Made some comments' in the Mansioe• boase yesterday, and deelarvd that he would so regnlate the police that 200 offieces should tie ready at less than 10 minutes' warning to attend the Chief Magistrate upon rin g emergency r- and that if the disturbance which prevailed had been a riot instead ofithexestilt of an escape, the .eoust quences might have been tnint alarming. AN oT Eit ACCOUNT, :ESCA.Ptt PttCJt NEWGATItsor.-on /boot six ti'vlock t six!friOltS, I'olo laid ken cab( for death, but reprieved, and were in the course of the .oight to ,have been removed from Netvgikte.fot . transportation to Botany 14ay, round, mean% to break prison, by cutting through : the root of their cells-, situate at int: top of gaol, and„ tying their blankets ogctber,sa formed a rope as to let ihetoselltesAlown itt safety, to the space bin we . P.II the walls of Ntwgate and the Physicians' College: t'rom thence they made their way over - the yards Of two houses to the back of the County Chi - ankle ptinting-office ; here the breaking of .t sky-light, over . which they were Clambering, caused them to be discovered by a Mare. on the premises, who ran down stairs give the alarm, het before his return fire of theist had intuited into the adjoining yard of Mr, Letterman, and rattling at the door, the female servant o pe ne d . w ben they rushed by tier, pasSeet out st th front of the house, and got dear off. - T e ' sixtfi s not beiog sufficiently alert, was taken in th e , printing-odice, and conveyed to Giltspnr.street Compter. The Lord Mayor, .Who was taking . his' .roAnds, _was there dinost as soon as the re-cap - tined prisoner he immediately sent Information of the escape to the Aliferent police ompos, sur , vin ed: every pa“ ofNYwg a t o e exftilvallY anti inter nally:and gave varionsArectrons to prevent a re petition of the cireUttistance. The felltiw - r . e - ,7faion. *ryas sent oir to the hulks yesterday motnint, With eutininer of other transports. . `IRELAND. • • :WINDER AND itOBBVIT.- , TUOUNTRATH-STIREET, Dutit.ist.—;On Monday night last, informations - were sent to this Office, of a , robbery having beetteohnniited that night at die. house of 11ictiael Heffernan, publican and fanner, at Cloghratt,.near Millbuddait, by a gang or fellows, to the number of eight or nine; who -forced into the house, and robbed it of a cousi dirabie quantity of bank notes.. The nionient -they entered . they fired several shots., which _awoke Heffernan, who slept in an adjoining room, on which he got up and fired a loaded blunder boss across the partition which was between the rooms ; ht: must have 'dreadfully w o unded one . of the ruf fi ans, at a great quantity of •blood was tt,nnd, breast high, on different parts of the 'wall, against which the man is supposed to have leaned. iminaiately afterwards one of the - Villains 'retired bef Intl the bar, and having taken deliberate , aint at Hellernanfired, and shot' hinr ; the bull took a direction 'throng!) hit body, and passed 4 ihrough 1113 kidniei. The fellows having taken the money which Helternan's Wife ha )(led to theta, in the first instance retired for a white, bur returned thus tly idtcrwards, and fired several snots at the (loots and windows —it is thought they would have done more misc:bief on their return, but that they were nut aware of Heffernan being Wound ed, and supposed him to he prepared for another' attack. Kean, surgeon, brother to Mr. Kean, of Arran•quay, happening to be in the neighbour hood at that time, repaired, on the alarm !hint,. 'given, to .the house,..and extracted the hall . froin Heffernan, who, we arc sorry to say,''expired on Tuesday last. The Conotry patrole of the Fourth Division .were sent out to scour the country in every di .reetion, but as yet 'they have - not' wet with any t , [success. About twelve o'clock on that night; a car was hcard driving luliously through the 'turnpike gate, at Prusia-street, and returning in the:course tni huni. nrinore with . the same speed, Matta.- ing the direction , of the Circular-road towards I'h . th4buroagb. Mr. Irvine,, of the Second Sion of Police, applied yesterday Co Lynam, the Jurnpike-man, wilt, informed him, Abet imme diately after he head the cat Othis foe the last tiirse men rapped at door, pr e tendin g that,they. were police-men, sayhig that - iValdron, the PL ; atie Offieer of Vinglat7s, %canted: him ; but he declined to open die 'dool - . It is.supposeti .that thks cur was brought out for the purpobe of Conveying the woundettrobber in to town. . - RETRUCPUENT.-1,--The. I-Jon. Tobett Ward , NI. P. Clerk ut the Orilhance i accompanied Lieut,C o 4. Ilenry . Rggets„ principal Ordnance Storekueperin lreialtd, arrived here 'on Sunday, on ii.tour of Inspection of the several brarichei of the Oidnatice bepartment. On 'Oontty the party bet oil for Duncantion fOrf,. from which' place they were to.proceed towards Dublin. it is iwt, ne believe, wished. to hsikeonerile , rtiilli• the.ohject ut. the tour :3- tO acquire such int'ortni. (tort as ttial.guide Goverpment in measures of re... trenchment and economy. We understand that the military or harracic.brat3cli of the Ordnance Establishment ot Atria city is to be discontinued.— E t i s . „hi thttt the,buihling_is likely tti be appro. printed to the Stays of the Waterford militia.— , (Waterford Mirroc.) CoRK, our' last the weather has COIIIIIIMA frill', with the,eeeitiort of a few 11110 , A ers which fell last night and in the, early part of t hi s d a y. Yesterday was peculiarly fine, and ant uttuc 1, of the coru.tiati,. been then.,Kenred, as: almost t o banish tarther.solictne k los; : fot the safety of thelitervest. ,tVe.) - rfoioe to o nt s'irout the, Provincial.. Papal. arc. 4611 fa vourable. • - • - . On Sunday last, about twelve o'clock, a w Arniut was robbed, in tine Libertics• of4toss of 251. two wen who wi.ere waiting near Ilershouse omit her return fr(ain peayers; tlAy .tied lier*with h er own apron by the neck, covered her-. mouth' to p i s cytHE he r giving alarm, and stitpentled her from At crook its the . lioase ; but fortunately she fodnd some stibstance to bear her font ou, to prevent strangulation, uutyil relieved by the first of the fancily who returned home. " A tanner of the name of Howard was robbed *few nays before, within two miles of Ross, at seven, o'clock in the evening, of 700 i. in cash ait securities. Committed to,tlie.ptol of the County Kilkenny, by Henry Briscoe, El. Richard Heade, taken at the JAir of Cartick-014-Suir, and ehirged 'with having, in conjunctrnn with another man, not its custody, murdered die stranger who was tumid dead arid naked in a field at (irannagb, on the morning of the 24 of last June, as defunct' st th4t period io the public pApc). MAIL ,11013sErty.••—One Wednesday night the post soon, conyeying the mail bags frthu mouth and, other adjacent places to Exeter ' was attacked by souse person unknown, about half past nine o'clock, between the village of Alphing 7 ton and the two-mile stony on the Stan-cross road, vvlio, after assaulting hint in a. most desperatetnil inhuman .manncr, stole tbe.TeignmOntit and Ex. minster hags. The perpetrator of this set ap peered to. be a Jottng man, and _,vu mounts d at • the time on a grey horse;, and ttterwards was seen ritling.vcry fast through the 'village of Ex,- minster towards, Starcross. X reward of thirty guineas has been offered for his 'apprehenSion. At . Trona, on Sunday sennight, " the crew of the schooner Agntp, Barg, were emplOyed smok ing the • hold. They went to _sleet) party iti the night, leaving.the camtloose ktguPtg in the hold, the hatches. down, anti, slintilett shut. At three o'clock. ntxr..aorning, :one, of .t h crewawokt, , cud f : F t ound two of his CO,l , )Iphilioo ffocat 3 Itied to death 1 -vvo others mere , considerably affected, but ifityc since- reeovereti.. The.isinti Liowing the . sittoke frdat the ealsitt„ whe+e, the master fay, towards the forecastle,. where •the tiio,unforttitiute milt' slepr„, prevented it-frotn.operaling on hitti, while it CriUs'. ed it to act with double effect on them. Tills ac.. nident. is not; to kituputed to any particular care.' lessees* on the part of,. the utancr: add crew„. Ink , to the g - Qtteral prevaletley of the practice itse.f. , , 4 LONDON MARKETS. PRICE OF BREAD THIS WEEK. Thu highest price ol the hest Wheaten Dread throne the Metropolis is stated by the Bakers to be 151 d. the Qt tern loaf.—Soaie Bakers sell the Quarters; Luftf from panty to three-pence lover. lb. oz. Puck Loaf to weigh .. i 7 G Quartern Loaf to weigh 4 Half ditto.. dittu ti 11 Halt Quartcrii ditto •• g SEEDS. Red Clover (Foreign) —s 701 to inas per cwt. Ditto English vus Yos to los Whiteditio... 7os 1•JOs to 1 - Rye-limn ... 't'urnip, IVlk,ic „. Ited and Green .. 3os thl to 4Us Od White /.rstard Seed Bs Os to 1-ii Od Hamm ditto His Od to ads Od Corrttwity heeds Cinque le'oin --., Od to —s Od ptr qr. Coriander do' l3s Od to los Qd Trefoil Cauisry ---i Sus to WSJ Oti pet: qt. ' Latticed Oil cake at the. Mill, li'.i. lis. per tbousit4* Itape Cake 81. is. to —l. ---s. _......." UX 11 RI D. • —"feu rstiny, October 24. Beans of to 451., ()Id ditto l'easc Itye .......... --s to Corn-Inspcctor's in 0. ScwWitt. verl4. ($I Os tu %VIA. ver Id. 231 10* to I 03 riarity, perge. 43* Ud to 3.3*0d Ogis PRICE HOPS. Nov Potlmp. Kcut .... I • 3 ' Ir. S"" el . •• . 141 Or to ftii I '''S"% •• .. 1-2 I Or lu Farnham.. ►SI Oi. lu ioi New Bags. Kent lOs to 131 0. DENHALL M.llllif,TS. :urcale. Vcal ........ Ss 041 to SI P0rk....... ds 0,1 to 4 NEITGATE AND LEA! ISy the Reef 43 4d to 3s 4d iuttou 6d to Ss 84! ST. JANIES'S HAY MARKET, October te• ti . Hay 3l as od et is Od -,Areragei 4 ! 1 6 ; 1 stom II 9s (Id ;o iI tis 00 --Average, Wl-11TECHAPEL Hay 6I O 0,1 to litslllC ..... 1% 641 to 21 Cluvra 7l Os 0►! to 81 HAY -MARKE. Ox Oil—Average; 61 100 !, 8$ 041-41.veraget gi 0$ 0(11-7—Avoriage, 71 igs PIUCE OF LEATIIER. q ui to Botts, ,so to SGlbs each - - — pe~ lo !oat.), 56 to 614 tis each tut ' l Ol c i ku : i ru i re f t te k i e l'Ll .. }- 'na k : i a . a d t . c e l4l . l * : . l 4l34 B 4 eac . i l sd ig t l ;4 6 . o o . I lt s for cuttin . • " ... ' .. . r166441 itili74 l _ • ... _ . 40 11 , , .19a ' 16 4 to , d Calf Skius. • SO to 401irs ...4 Ditta 6.o.tis 70lbs .................. . ... lad 1: '': i D'ii to 7O to Sollis., .................... iod t t ti aes r:l i l i Sc eif i c l::::e e n er la s ti n d) A . w .. ..... I . u:) . rd . E .. s . .. ........ 1 ........ t° t i Large ' flit. * 4 •'• • • ..... • per dozett ............. 8011 ' to 1 Steers, per per st. ..... marl. • ••• • • . 7s .. niii t f... 7 ' c ' ' ',I r s Sit to .'4 Ot: Market Calf . • 0• 01 • • 10 0 "HP •• • '4dto es 6d En hors e " " t ' ) .' $. TALLOW. ',Town l'lalow 591 6d Yellow Russia obi 0,1 White ditto 64 Sual, 5 0.1 OA ble•ltJug Stuff 434 : Q 14 Ditto Ruug}4. • 0 7 7 , 1 Graves .............. 0 VP_ A (itgni Dress ........ .: 59. Curd .. • • .... , ......... ...... JO lot eld.,---Muuldst its for ready money. PRICE OF St:James's Nlarkct 3s 4ifst Ciake• Niat ket Os Oil Wilitectutpri Market 3s C:: per stoun of alb. Gs tid Average _ . Vtlifirw Seap...., . Eh 1 NA aticd • 94$ Ps Joe-of Cantihrs y per doze,t, 04 per dozeo a I ioWel COAL MARK! F , p too ce . Si tips s uld. 29 Nenvalt le; i l6 ........ .831. W 495. 1 ;: Sumc cua_ •••••••••• ..... ... ...... 0. ..... / ~...... 345. t "T L........................................., , .*........... ................... 1 • - The pisnishmetil of Dochortp; 't wit) received sell. ten " s ' l deltth for stt - eet robbery; ai the lait 0 1 '„ g nw Assizcis , has heed commuted to t it tati""•":—PQsbfirty ' we understand, is a nativ g It ciamd.of woo/ D 4: yel no traces a the murderer "-- I , —l.--",,,r",ave bqetk,logiul. Sevei al peDons ": 4 ' c .114Pif,amieti itid . X 'fit ' I • the Course at ' N I week . i.. .. . Vi .. ri 4 e( lii theii._- tietrii,_not It, , sin . ale eircuins:ance to svarra / -, lon critnsptred, ...... . . - _. • , Barrio. ~• • T hn Coui§P,9o, c 'E o l 7 4 x ) ye n : l f t ` l i t a :ieli ns p la i a l i t y: tii a tet s el :t r e : 'ttiutent.l.4Caraddlly:iguleir:u.:orilltn";-111::7_ _°:: 0::: " : 3-11 ; °I _ , 1)314 : .' At Carlton Itect:ry, Mrs ' . Robert' Gouttenaugo o', 15 111 ; 1 10s d - a A y, t i C ; i si a . p c e lf l , C I l i e o e i v i e a , n S d u l4 a tt ic ir r . se . "shire, the Latif: l o : j o u r ° ge . triiP grT:tlehtv:det.oesatte4Tqle.oye-rilliaaelsulo,tni..St.nit.a:ta.redos:otirnee; t i, h e e w La ic, (lY of o s i t. Pierre, 00n . tuouthshlre, or a daughter. ".., . Itl.titltlED. flluz bErrr OssWeinesday,John 11041090, limp Solicitor, 0 , A o hltl bury, of tue late !i. B. Pearson, Nj.D. o ' f Kirkostrald. ,/0 11 " to Mill EliS•aittli Pea - l Ado of Carlisle, Cl' '._ peri ntending ~faster at Porn:mouth. 014 'l * aestixy last, at Kingston, Lientenant Spelt er ia te ie R.N. to . 1 4 ittasEdinoods, clau4hter of 31r. gdiu o o ul ' -' tin the 23d iust. at Bolles', Scotlana, Profvssor of Ofedicine in the University of St*, ",„ "r' , s „, Jane, second daughter ot John Burns, Esq. no ri v ''.,stinv''' At bias awe Mr. Michael Connal, of th e Hut,. 00 0 6.441111441y 1 4 Service, to Slits. -daughter of tbc•" 4- r Wri ear g g . -4(1. at Broom, Stirlingshise. 1 .tas As St. Andrew's Auckland, in the County or Dar li soi tter Robert Kaye Greville, Esq. to Charlotte,' younisqBt of the late Sir John E.den, Bart. • WO DIED. n,.e ty.A O . At Barbadnei, cm the 29fti of Avg' .•••••• =u ' , CQanissary-Geugral William Dickson Wie.on. ..,i ()u the Ist of April last, on his passale flow -P. '' f ! bell" Calcutta, Archibald Bertram, Esq. C 14111111311414111. 0 se Battalion,P4pneers, an d c r , • . o f tho I;th Mildrr . ritani 1)r. Robert 13vr,,i,ItVt; yedo inrankrY , only son of 1);. tmr trit at. the 2 At Bombay, on the Oath of April last. in 1 1l ost fa g a s i his age, Lieutenant Davial-logarth, of the 1 -109 :, ~,t i lty ' 1 Company's Service, 3(111 of the late M r. Dar 4 1 4 4 Fairtiurn-flit!, Itoxburghshite. t , t e r.iti t tk, On the iiid inst. in Abhey.street, Carlisle;tue I carry" - Dklinson, A.M. Rector of I..ainpliagh and Cast 4 aged 93 years. ttrg t°t/ and Mr. Daniel Long, Purser, of Oil lorlaje•tY'4l,6l;app OW Lately, at Baritadoes, nr. Thomas Suriders2 t ! , j i ll terivi l On the Tech inst. ist Tnrishatn•greant 4 , 1 ,', & Ore, late of his Majesty's Board of Works, : :sge" '"*. joirti '" On Minnlay, at the Butts, near Bientforut ~ ia Esq. in the 771 b year of Ills age. ~, r,artborsDr, On the IStli inst. ot East Greetsside, 6..... tes t obfr l i, .1)1J Stitt year, Mr. William Oibt.t. of the 410,174, ~t;,5:0 1 4, 1 , 1 Ott Sunday hit, at Ittibiipti Waitil anis 1111f.. 1 at iltas l ;th' watt, many yea; s-Is.latron of theßoyaki•MP 1' 0 'cedet3o ' at Forton Depot, near tios - purt. • e Se. 4 On Monday,week, Mrs. *iridemarti, • wife 04 604 ,. oft tieTtart.i.u)r L St are, Po rt3llVOt lt. 5... vioich .oreelL ie ,ri ou 'ru,day last, in his 480 yeat:4 1 0 ~...*e r a art, Mr, Robert White, inn nitirt Pr vl " witite,.itat. of Portsmouth. 1•41,"4..)VN 1 COI j NO. i! '4%1411111We • $ 1- "-* tirtato' - . it t , 41:‘,1 pidilished t. el :',us-Olric a. No. her! , .1411" i Orders; i‘ct4c.rr, dm. (postepai, talvst aw." -