The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-03 00:00:00

• . • iLJtViiitt - Infrto Thislake. bear !) Ai fd 4•Oierni tittestion, it wai one of fire t t ,0,0 that timid u gitated Vrom the, held the office in selticiyhe now Wai t tie h,nl thought the revisal Of the Reports tlt slot neY, cote lioartis was absolutely neke-sary, :hvy concluded by slitting, that the ilbas _*()lte itvwhioli Mercy conid tint 6 CXer ti4Cd.." lie gemmed the hnnuti.ttion of the 1.40, rible :did Learned Gewl• man, its to b( . .inti; inti.enf'ed by povty uoitlves in the traniactiOn to tpieir not : he4hrew Intek this. impotritiou to the . I Ihnotp able Oetoletn;iit with the tit mogt Cow , teoHn ',ear Willi respect to the Act itstit - ‘ it us as lbio.lo**lol - Cce:4saty for the protec )ion of the the•snbject. -Ile then en- . tered au some 1- oglii into altl ozp!anation of the rounds Ott sshitii theeitiket 144 , 1 been passed Ak lit Ho• prtictilur ca , es, hr. believed 01;0' Mr. Ab bott wos a en, tt i•xcellent taint in forming' this 11 1 41 " ; '"" , Ile Vt NV from being - actosted hy p r V i . eeliner, that all be knew ..Of !he 1)11111k:4 of Air. Abbott were e:oc(ly t in oplmsi ti. II to is own. -He aeain disclaimed .the inil n t- Uttiuts his nodtot being in 'any degree influ enre:i by volltit•ai olotives, • 'MT. E Y rhailititille+l that in the case Hl loitcd to by the Resoboloo, there had been an nn. c , ereke of their pc over ,- Ott the part of the 1,4441,, of easury. • In support . of the . re nossom 01 the penalty there At as nothing' h ut t h e . vu.: it of the man himself, and. the certificate Of /me ilibrer. As to the testimonials of other per- S•011F, re:pectabifit adairted, he relict-.. 04 . 1 them front their nature • nod suhsttince, firtti conviction , on Irs mind wils that the' rfnnis•- •Sion of penalties had been made because the incii virtu,tl was found to be a useful partizan Of Go vernment. Ills only fault to the motion was thaf It was nineb too otiltl.—(liear, hear !)—lf he did not know his Honourable and Learned Frit:nd. (!tit. Brougham) so wed as lie he shook! almost thooglit from, the language of the nredion that he was tampering with the other title or the , 110)1 ,e.--(A laugh,) 'Lord CasTL,Ear.AQui never heard rt. n proeeetling so burlesque within the walls of the Rouse as the 'fight lion. tientlemaii affecting to say that th e mono' 'Was not in a toot! of itoilicieutly high cen stip! against his Majesty ~t..itweeninent. It h a d toinploely shown that the Act rather in se.mi • the responsibility of the 'Lords of the' Treasury:. The Hon. Gentlenman thought the let• 'omme which it was likely niight tnive - Inen used by Government for party pitritses, so he be-: p i) by a fishing motion for the (weeding's which bad token „place upon it ttnring rt wholtl 'year. When he folio& that this coitld not he compiled with, , he fixed up t r t one Uloutll,. taking it at risO... don), in hopes of being, able' to make sowething of it. 1 Out of the tWenty-Mille .eases' which Otis got` into'his liands, the H on e, or ,,bl, ar4l Learnrii Gentleunkil had rimy been able to picit out, four, on wh'oh be could attempt to i ; nputatitm 'itglinst the Lords Of tile Treasury. In tact, the (164 of the' Honourable Oetilleman's was. `lo , endeavotir by any :means to ex cite odium • against hi,, klajesty's tio , ernment. But it was rather too wadi to grfr the length of chareing them with 0111 ruption, and acttlated demiticable patty motieeS. He had as mulch to say that the eimgetness manifested by the Iron. Met hers oh the other side of thi , Howe against thc person it hose' Cale. reins referred to , itt the. no: teas from party motives, and hecatie that in t ! i% Waal was Of opposite poll! teal prifciltl.•s to tho ; ,e which they professed. It wits re,illy curinmo to see the hint. Alembers on the oppositeside turnimmii out imm favour of the umo:mt rigoromis,execu tiomm of time Excip, Laws,-(hear, hear fact, thqse 11011. Gantlemen would any thite,.., for or against the It bertii. of the 6.14 e t tili k v tit Culltitti Upon (ioVerilMtit , --(441f1 I.C•lry hear, hear r) This was their only object in the present instance, wheri. they callvd for the inost severe infliction .of the law ,against the stibi• et. (I-lunar!) lit the case to 'which the motion, rett:rred, there had been a fraud against the Revenue to the axtent of 15 Inmhimels of !lilt; The case had•cine before the Treasury, with the affidavit tit the Excise Officer, stating his convic tion that the fraud had been comm moirted mminten tionall)* and by Mkt oke, with • other te4tlmonlals ai.to the cht4mmeter of the indivittumil, which, how., ce*l injudiciously wOrtleol, gave a most fitvourable account of his eliarat:ter. On these the. Lords of time Treakury hall exercised their discretion. But if there hail been fraud in thicase, there had also ben& ponishtrient ; and surely a penalty of more than nine lit:mired poukids was a sufficient eN piation for such atm. offence. Stith' 'was the, severity Of the Excise Laws,•that unless there tvas a•tt.itigating power vested in some branch of tma,(iovernmermt, they commit! not be tolerated by - time !abject. it had been said that this powar should be vested in the Collecting Board; but surely there 'could bit nothing more absurd pro ia4tl. It might ati welt• be said,' that the . powers* of ex.ereisittlg mercy in COMlttalCaliesSitOulil b e In thee' hands of the Judges instead of the Crown. --( i llear, hear, hear I) lie lamented, that (Mr iti;.; the debate the Treasury had been opposed to tlme•tiio of Excise, which wa very meritoriously conduct ed. Mr. Wf*NllTit Said, that in all.the cases which had qut'i* to his knowiedge,wil id; mere very many, ht . ,thought the Treaiury had acted with the ut- Inti3t. hebfr and impartiality4-iffear, htar Mier a few word 6 from Mr. Itoatt; and Mr. 11. AT is, against the motion; I.Vr. Pttorneiton tit , ohe most strongly in its reprobation ; and.. Mr. liIMUCUAZI replied shortly, utuid low 4 cries; of " qtte.Aion 1" The ifollskl thell flivitted— le.er Hitt Niotion A; - itiii4t it • t Sl4 Iklajority Tli e adjourned debate in the Committee on the Stine of Agriculture, was postroneti till Tuesday i l e x u—Adjourneti at Halt-past Two thisMortling. tibm cutttni. Crusvu Catirt ',vas frowtteil s 1 , 1 tile eXPerLititffi ilt OW trials tar or , b at ii•e.. %sure wit iota!, itllil !“) CA,' Alf ;111prietiL1iCe tifittti. • (inlll , l .Tary I tirz . ot 'out the bill for murder 40 ,0,!i5t /1r.,. is far killing . Tlio::ipsi - ta, jitid retittatil a hill of mansl „, ;; gl;:v Thuy telir.iiitAl• gi jury a.tlsaiser, :and complained, Lint tlit• h: , /.;rd iit ilt.ll, as well as a toss of titne, that they ti•vvvil tl.re vootity, "flic Civil Sidi.: pruclucval Fr.. TI IE SUN. 1 1 )1.V.1 QUJ lIIVEttg PAINI!.%) A DP,AI ? t()N DON frp,:vx E5,1).13',' A PRI L. 3, 1816. rveoch anti lititleis i'npstroi have h. few para. grapti, but little of ittttrest. We. feel' lather it 4ibfol jun the accounts of tido , g: , pthatioin o 3 the ,niohs r4lics aP(I-111011106414 of Water,loo. Tim _Zeimhin stoop of war, Carotin Dor ttr,r.,. artired at Plyinoutlt 'lNluntlay last from St. Our columns to-day.to a variety of Parliamentary debate. In the House of recrii the ?viatquis of lluoxttftw,or, selecting the state . of Ireland for his topic, prOducl4l one of those motions which are calculated for no praetioill result, 'and serve merely as the vehicle for a few spoch u s. It was rijected by a great Di jority. In the House of Coottnoni the proceedings were more exttaordinary. Last week Ministers were reviled fur tticir 'want or leering, in suffering a kw convicts to remain ignorant whether their untences would be executed or couunuted;—:last ight the taei; watt changed, and they *ere ltggiially abused for having modified two or three very'se eere inflictions muter the Excise Laws. Thus being guilty ot. the 'crime of mercy, M. liatle to the Charge ,of cruelty through delay, are alike culpable it the eyes of,the Faction. These Gen tlemen; it must be .conlessed, are not easily pleased. Forty-eight of them suppQrted Mr. BaouoitsNi in •his motion, which went to-im pute corrupt motives to the I.'reustiry, because that ingenious Lawyer discovered tour eases out of a tuoltitude, in which the Petitioners had been weak and wicked enough to procure their memo rials to be sanctioned' by testimonieS in favour of ••• their characters, front the best known and most respectable individuals , in their several counties, but Wko h d the misfortune to be Peers or Mem bers of Parliament. How suspicious must that mind he which could think of extracting presump tions of corruption from so obvious and natural a proceeding as this 1 But the cases selected speak for themselves, and rwhe:i it is seen that the Chief offender was /a off by the.Linrcis of the Treasuiy, for the slight penalty ofaboveooo/. for embarking 15 bushels of Salt more than was'prOper, and sworn by the Excise Officer to have happeued. accpentallY wit hunt the intention of 'fraud; when, we.say, it appears that the culprit was suffered to escape so easily as this, inste,itttof being: pined with his family, and buried in a gaol, according to the tender.wish of .our odd...fashioned friends to the liberty of the Subject;; it . may. Well be spared us to add any comment on the.report ut .• these discussions. • , "We !Io not wonder . that Mr. TIBUNRY thhtlglit his fellow-labilitrer 11:Rounittoi too ninth:rate, and relatlanded hint Gir this new anti assamcd, toue, so trniorcnt , li.om his phrenkied, ravings Min reeenr memorable oqe•mdon, Alen Who ds:al ilius hardly w 11 hinnble ofrenOrs palitirtilly obnoxious to them, euuld not be'expeciedto he, mill! jw.t.heir IliCailLiTS towards the iklitiisters who stand. lie• r meen them and " the light," ; . . • ' 'run l'utNct: the. i. , , , rneral tiltitvvr by 'tire Centierntn in waiting Kt Carlton House was, that hii !loyal Higliness continne& bettpr. irike 11'6'8 were Very nu tuerott3. ' " . QtYRIW9 visit to.lVirulsi4, 3londay was for the purpose of seeing.hiS MAJ. 'Ph.., QuEt.:bi h'ar{';i"& elvct palty at herl'alacion ;Monday evettitigt 'Yesterilay•the_Duk,9 of 'N'ffitt: and..a-ititinher of tlieNobility paid their res.4ects to , the :it the _ , • , Vesteythly Mr. Prlttitt the Kingislaessenget, arrived in Downittl.; 7 itrcet„ Withdtsp . ,ktcgiS from sic•it•. „ • •-• • A • boat oriel in Plyrnonth Nfcrttlay ' ttntirnine 'Last, with tttct,piluts- on bniard;-4; : tiey' trait: both el w sic • 1 . 116 Ile tt. Atnbasstidor, the 'llTartiltit: has thken.the Couirte'sni CA RtiFfhti . A. 11011:; . 0, -111 YesterAtty' the til:tri of NTA'eci.P.srt.tttn took hip seat is the nevi . Preiidetit or the Board of Agri ettltitee, when •the fffil'owitnt -Menitieri were initiated by . his Lordship,' Vice-Presidents, tiiz. the .1 1 ,41.1 (if (;:tiloitil.y, the 11ev. Sir Henry B. I)iittfey, Bart. John Davivs. Esq. •M-.P. Cloirleston - buil V irt;irria that tin , f l ) 4l 4 . , i t ileal disease, very . destractive•in its effeets, Iras again' made its . appearance in Virginia add. • Noah .Carolina. TheAnortality among the inha bit-ante of , the •adjoining counties' to Norfolk lots exreedeit the rays2,es of the fatal lipidentia in the winter of . 181 , 4-15. • The Pridtro. of Contino is 'sitting to Mr. r.l'utt tatauLLl pt. Brighton f • ur iris Bost; At'llidt tve•Tittit • tit, iltiobt kill rival the ;spirited' lttceneSses. of Old Niogi. of ..1.41:10-LAND Bud - 141:ANCP, ttrlll tif WEL LINGToIv, litLuctirut, nntl . Dt.vrbvF, the same able Artist. Icitel)ltrAn• ?Ir. T. wits the: preeptor . of the PriaCcfli tAlgrlta,' tvhiclt ryas well ealrolikked to rvermitno9tihinfto the . dist:tieticin of mottellittlLk 11u3t. • • .7' • '-' flee {prep; of tititintnit antrsienpl? 'inost be Itighly gratitirti . witit 41 ' The ' COM brian LuflabyE . it 1111 hi m41)414110 by Mr.•l'iittitT. 'flit. tt,ttrilg rol. suppose!! to be of I.)tttidieill ,ha i ve been reel idly trtfoslited by'LLW VD; .1 . 304..0f. wtten, !Anil presented to Al es " A Lover of h itt Cotintry . tinti CITY Coart of 2;klder.; men wits held kit n which 12,000 oitnVes. of guild were sitfori . off for exportation, , . Alowitagite wits sworli.iittt) the ()like of Clerk of the City ‘Vorlis, in the room of G. Dance; .re*itz.med. Cot cu EXCIIANO'R, Ara Owir to' the s hoiterotts state of the weather we bidtri hesh ar yiints this morning, eunsequenq tint littie , busi. 'less doing.: as buyers .appear to be waiting 14 supplies. Vile` few sales that were affected - were vo full asp goon terms ;IS on Monday.. 1.)011ars .(re down to ss. Id. per (lance, silver itt bars (stanKtrd) to 38, 2111. Gold remains 414r25. • One day last creek, i lady of puroh of n woman who sauce to her door, a'cod'S he4d and shoulders, which was made, ready for her Tie servant, aftq its removal from her mistress's table, found in the throat a gold - ring, supp6ced , to- bare -been swallowed by the -fish. On the inside of the ting the word ' gold" - was stamped in flononi , capitals. . John Ring, for Conspiring with others at Kil waterniuy, to murder Famicts Woont.ry, FA+ . an active and must vigilant ;Magistrate in the county of Waterford, has been, on the clearest evidence, found guilty, and .sentenced to- be banged. After the - trial be.atlinitted that he was one of the mm demo; . of; Mr. DRANtes Steward, but denied he %vac of the: party that intended to municr Nr. A : itiai . :OiEN"M - I('i' P:\PErts. (7V be i..4 , o:l;tutrit r(Nottlirly.) . . lay a Paper initi before suppietnen trii:y to the ()rdnanee L'ttintate, and %hewing the (uttiter Hallo igns, it appear , : that iti aficiitibti to the iterns known On the i 9th Vebruarv, there has , het.n 2 further saving snuck in that department of sel7s - ,959 10s. per annum. It oppenr4 by ail account laid before Parlia. nient nt the receipts.oll,le7pendittire of.itainsgatd Harbour horn the yeti! . I 7g2 t‘i fhc veHr 1815, both . drat the receipts iintoinit 4u 356,2211. iitul the e , :pendittire tO 372,9351. leaving A deficit of 1:i,7141. I.IItITISII Ftlir. OFF'It'F., • • FOR the .Insurance *,t 131Ohhii4s; Furniture, Vesfkels, and all taller Propurty . , Ligul.44t. bais or Damage VILLE. • losiirtttice3 :)erioik, or for iatveral Years toge ther, may be dialed at this Office upon the Inuit equitable "[',mos. Polivice wiil not he (+argot I'm , Smus of 3001. ,or upward ~ tmr to Periallti ilit'reit:•illt; their pi ts.'ot lantrattces. Tlso whole STOCK of a FARM -Alt Ire ioaured without Av.eiiieotiral, at. the retluved.l'remitmt of /*. per Cent. Hveeipti fir the RetteAviil exiaring• it 1.4 , 1 - , Day way be had at the principal threes in Cie Mralid :taut t.'ortittill, London, .atiel of . their Att - eol tai,; CoulArY, 110 will receive Proffo;ilh for T i m ttomurr st;Et,ToN, st•evetark.. goYAL ACAIWNtY, SoSILRSIiT-PLAcE. Xr()'Fl(. - 3E k beieny given that t ht. EX ill BU- TitlN of the OVAL ACAIIEM will (WEN on • .1k101 , 1),1,Y, Abu .islth of April next..—The Artists are desired to send their seet4r,ll Perfornotneei proper.ly Fronted, with their Veseriptiorix, and the Name.; of the Piiett'aits, for insertion in the Cat;tlogue, oa Thitrsila. the Fourth, ar.by oTloifii on Friday; the Filth of April, after which.time none will be reeeireil.-:-No Artist i, to semi more than Eight itreq, or Sight Drawings:. an Miniature can be allowed a plsee, utiles% in it frouoi . of moderate thiaeltAidits, nor'ean auk copy he .iilinitted. • ' The Itoy:il .le.idemy will take nil potsiblo care of Worlit entrusted tot hem, bit cannot hold thenoelves, responsible to eases of itoeidetit. • ' • . IIENItY 110WAlil);'It.A. Secretary. GO V,ERNIENT LIFI, :1 V' ()F It F 13p11,-street, Aprii I$lG. T . 1-11?, following is a short Scalv of some of the. B ATE;, opoit which (iOVEir.O , I ENTiu . e 11,:w granting ANNA l l . llEi.—They axe payable Ilalfle4rly at the BANK 4,1 I::tifil,ANl),, the t. , :titie Wi the Itivij,emis, and, may • he by Poi - l er of Attorney. Annuities may be pitr ,tliased• on Single Lirts. awl on two jUitit I,lVi.` - i, and the •ttre lo,oFcr I.trer theNt,, when the 31. ,prr Cott. t'oitio , 4 or Refloo , l Anio.litiefe. are at or oho% e 50 ; anti b 1 1 ,41,1„ ,the of airy SjO it Nominee, or the Sur‘irOr of ,nay itilLit o,4lillt . rl+, 'one-f.ritt th' part of the expired Aioluity" • (over ano . ..ove .11 AirearN, is paya!:le to the Pervuo tlt'c Aucl, .'onititly x or to his or her Ettrutors, trators, provitleil it. be I .l 4 o ovt r . rei:ra atter .bocli hitt not otherwi,.. ". IV h.,...) Centi. Ar, , 4A), anti under t. For 1001. of A% ertio p,r ernt.titoch. Tar 1-00!. Money. A Sittgle Life of F. t rit el% tzs../: 4 12 0 4./ U 1 • W. ... , . 4'l'7" 0 45 ...... :1 U ' • ' 8 10 3 • 50 .. 0 2. 0 CO 85 • 70 9 4 0 7s A,: It It • All the ititeritie,liato .k g tA Hill receiva s inpropnrtioit. War, may he -hat ,;tirade; no Applicitioo at Ili* (Uwe, by writing to the Superintettdont, .if the Roiit , age be paid: S. t Suite:intendant. Cati'..kTSlTC( I;NS IN 1 lig 'two I, vvr Lorrt;r!::s. ~ At the Offices of It rt:i!Arro'ioN.:;ooDlA:ci;, - , tt a I. 0. • IVbere'th a foiluwioi.; WI:rC s('hi, nt !),(111‘{• - i, TANt r. , lt?erY i • 'DOTI! ;rite GlZ.stif) (R)LDEN'-P1t171 , , , ;,, No. 431 n Prtzer01........ i,OOO tts•as 104.11 ...... 24,000 Liuinc44 Plvetili9g Lottery, 16,a16•"..... it Prise ....... • 1,.40,0 5,11 A • • • • • 9 • ll '' )4l° jtI(:HAIII)S‘)N, (iO()DIAJUK, and Co. fr ..1 , ••(.1 folly the 1.4v1>,ur3 of the l'ohlie to the pr. , •41 . .vct: Lorrr.itv, con;istilig of '(tay I 4.1)0 , ) Tidietv, WI C apitol follosvi .. L. 40,000 . •. • - I t • hot) ... ~ . 4,9(;0 .. .... 801) 7,3uu - kETS niut Nll.lltEti art no side, at It ICl•lAitns(),.l, > 4l l)rit'(*., FortnoiitePttives,. COItNIIIt.LautI . • N1,111..5. .B,RitiviAi-11)1113litt, 1 SVitlerfuld. 'l)ut--114amburgt!, li'at co lord. • PRICE OF STOC.KS rrtis gmy rwet.vt: o'cLitcx. Batik Stock, shot.' 3 )A.• . l ‘.lil ILt'd, shut Excite+ Rills, )s. %tit. 1)1l1,110/1%, . - • 1 „, • 1,101) for roqnent, 14 i per lt Coo 6. for count,Gt bqtak L. Awl. 'hitt' it1(111 tVATEIt..I . I' 1.0Ni)(1N 111t21)(1F. TO-‘lOll.llOtV. aforitilig, 3Uruinttria alts a. I I.:‘ •iiiVl G. fitENcif• I'APEIIS. Itrasetz 30-01 i ihe 31st of this month the .Austrido troops are to quit the town and tort• tress of Alexandriti for Pavilt. It appears from the .depasitiory of Johtrliap• tiste Blancpain that Soary stood. opposite to the pldca..where 'the Duke D'Enghien *as put to, death, and gave, himself, Orders'for . the execUtienk to Adjutant Pell6, Commander of t be Bens d'armeS. A merchant of Metz has been arrested for in traducing into France several numbers of a 'foreign Gazette they were found in a 'carr;age corning from Luxernliorg. Cardinal AI airy left the Castle of St. Angelo : on the •2011 March for a monastry. A prison bearing the decorations of the Le 00 3 of Honour, and S. iionis, and ts ho is said to be . a cieneral, passed by Troyes on his way to 8'115 4 . burg, to be tried by a Council of Var. M. Tovignot, Mayor of MaillVs, has been ilia charged from office, by an order from the Prefect of the Department of Cote d'Or, for making of disconrie which tended to render doubtful thi, inviolability of the sales of the natismal domains., • BARCELONA, Maacn 18.—The Captain-Gene— ral Castanos has published an Edict, in which he : threatens the most severe and summary ineasureer towards those who infest the Province of Catalo;- nia, by the commission of robberies and other es,. cesses. A battalion of light troops ,is to be erne 'played solely in the pursuit of them, and are to be at the order of any of the 11.1agistrates. marauders s e e m t o have been a most &vaulter scourge to that neighboUrhood. • FRENCH ITNDS. s per Cents. ss f. 90s. . Baal, Actions ..... 1057 I. 50s. . 'IIRUSBELS ritIySSELS ' , ISTAucit 20.—1 t is, affirmed that 01 " neral Maya, First- Aid-de-Camp to theoDuki Wellington; arrived here at the beginning 01 .0 ' 12 ; week, and that he is charged with a iniision Irma the Court of France to our. Government. The violence of the late winds has thrown !wo the Observatory, which commanded a view aE alt the hills and all the vallies of Waled". proprietor of 'the ruins of 'the Chateau a 1 1( i n g °. ';- niont Its, on his side, caused' all the vvtiods 1,0 be cut down. These trees, pierced by thonsfuv ii : anti thOusands of halls, and that OliserVilt" l (erected by the orders of the Duke of Wellingtots • a short time. before the battle), the witnesses et so-much glory and mourning, and of so guishetl a-trinntph, hare for ever. The country has entirely lost its OhysiogoonTi but the temeurbiance of an immortal victO v i euatire it venial celebrity.. From the LONDON. GAZETFE, 4pril2, 1816• . . , i -• , - • • ' Crow*. iliare, ..4firil is; .t MO. • . ~ • Mintlier returned to serve in this present.Parliainent. ~ .. - . Iluruiegli of Lyme tlegis.—Stojor Joisn'Thomiti Pane, a , Haltot:bury, ifi the Cooney of , esornersot, a Major io hiq tie , -1,..1. 7 .. 110 .m.......e.t. It egiuteut of..Fout, in 'the room ni Job.' FAite, },',sit, sornotionly,ealled J,urd,Burglitsysh, %In. Las itc" : .• crotirthe 'Chiltern Huiltlrtal. • 'I • •,.,„ . . .BANKRUPTS. • E. Jay,fiadley,:Sutrolk, miller, to snrrender April 16, at ot von,- and May 14, :at eleven, at the Bear alai Crown lone • . 111$.fyich. Attanies,AW Yearion, Ipswich . , and S. Taylor , John-street, Bedford-row, London.. J. Thompson, jun.. 'Walton, Suffolk, coal-merchant, 6 ,•• 6', and Nl:fr 14, at eleven, at th e King's Arms Inn. W" v " . • bridge, Suifolk. Attorisits, Mr. Hine; Essex-court, London, and „Mr. Woodtnidg.e, Suffolk. J. Loisias, Slielfiel‘f, grocer, April 16, 17, and May 1 4 y. 3 , r twelve , at the 'rsntine lon, Sheffield. Attornies, MOW", • Southamptun-lsiildings; Chancery-lane, London, awl' " r " Rogers, Sheffield. . C. sad W. Hardy, Thus ford, Norfolk, tanner, A ril 5, at fire , May 14, at eleven, at the Inn, 'I lietford. Adorn's*, Messrs.Spirke, Halnses,•-and .facksurf, tistry*St. Edismoti'! and 14r. Vison, Staple Inn, London. ‘ ll • T. Idowitsais, Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, soat"t''' r QED, :3(?, and May 14; at eleren, at the Turf Hotel;Colliagii wood-street, Newcastle-upon-Tvne. Attornles, . • • and 11roilrick, IlosoChneelt.yara, London, and Mr. Tu rn" Nessxastlst-uilun-Tync. qq y R. Iltyao, Abergarenny, 'Monmouth, china : dealer, 23.' and May 14, at twelie, netheStAr and Oarter 11111,111 • of ,Woreester. Attorrsies, Messrs. Cardalts and Holborn -court } Gray's Inn, Loudon, and Nlcssrs. 1.04 . nutl smith, Worcester. Pel:oersly, Leicester. fssier, April 27. it six, 19, an d Nl :t r .. • 14,,at clered, thst George inn, Hinckley, Leiceste r. Itasses King and soden, J. Soper, 'Ambridge Wells, Keat, innkeeper, Aptio and. May 14, at rteVetW, at Goad's:4l, laindam• Messrs. Young-and Illighcs, Si. Mildred's-coon. 4' )l/ " .. '" Messrs. London. ftost 'flandalt; Itexley, Kent 1 1 • I ril• 6 ‘‘ 23 % - j ,• lee wrig it, 4lt • May I*, .4.1' tetr - tit L011%1. ' 11. Attorpey, ter, Chancefy.l i ane, Lundor,.. Tie In , • J. Cartwrigh nit, Saltford, lgoerset, ' and May 11 , at .61 )e, 4t the Commer,aat-rooms, , tornics, Messrs. flonsdilloff and Hewitt, Little 14 " 14/ .. street. London. • T. legit'Williants, Borough of Derby, Derby, brass-fottotier. 11;13, and May 14, at. twelve, at the King's Arms . Derby. , Attornies, Mr. Savage, Great Winchestes• st " Lundon, and Mr. Grcares, Derby. • fs-nssrmw.l • nit-111RTIIS ay- . Moruive, the tit inct at CIIII, Eatsla, the I ` ,l - or 1 iy ot •Eti,;,irst tlitti,'Esq. of a daughter. • Yesterdas, in Devuhshire-str eet, Portland-pace, the of Mary dohlsraid, Esq. id y of 00,0 Kt stli nit. in Elder-street, Edinburgh, the 1. , - Dr. Thatcher, ofson. . At Penvincqs Mts. SinitiOtico of tht Rey. Q. a„ Smith , d. ~ a sun Liain * the third withiu twelve months! - , . s . b ____....e.--7 itrl'lllll.lED. O'n nrsdritof.t, !tt‘l 7 .dintnitqh, the I-lon. Witliaut ii r‘n. N. clot tt the Itt4h to t lion. Lord Napior, ":;- ;ottireole .10 - hotton, itt Rla anclioite, VIIr scat of loirtinc•-f• he ILL;lit. }ion. !.urd Niddrr. , . DIED. On Monday last, At- her house In Blandford - str eet, the Dowager Lady Say And Sete. - • fi t hi, At l'ajiT, on .the tith aced at, Benjamin Dltio" -- B%A.Deinity. Inspector of llo , 1;!ted 4. f ola Oi Satnrda' , the- gSd ult. Nathaniel Allan, }...54 Finis-street, Doctors Connuons. On Saturday last, at BAth, Jahn Daily, .Esci„ cir Ihrt lCr rows Hants. Yesterday, Elitahr:th Parratt , wif e of Edward rarratt'l4( Clerk of Uteioorn:ris of the Howie of L0r41.3. LattlY, at 114%64, Boxlmrstishirr, Mr. (=ern-re butther, nod tis, who doiot the'Edilihnro yeAr 1;45, at the tittle of the fteniition iu been known to coot, front E4iitstiorelt to " hourS, on toot, a tii#Ltace 047 LON nt)N Prude() try 4.Li. CAit".TAIKi, Nu. 7', l,U.ldiar3 •I,irsoed I ,y •at the st,o4)loPirge. No. St; And: yvirere ;Over" won*, Orler., Lott .41 - s kpu.trq , 4.4l:o 514. 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