The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-30 00:00:00

SU'lilt 11S IfEEI I I TO CON(4IIATULATi r, im l lo, AND or , the Oil (TS Y Meeting was held in a ht SprestilliloJe,.l4;pstnn, of several of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and .Treeholders of Sun cy, for the purpo*e of taking into consideration the lir°. Fitly of presentini; an Adiltess of CohgrattllA tioti to the Duke etiJ Duchess of GLottcisTztt their marriage. The High Sheriff took the Chair at one o'clock, atteudeti by the Areitbisliop of Canterbury, the 15tti r of !Whale, the Ilembers tnr the County, and aevefitl other Gentlerben. after reading the re- trisition, The Earl of RoTnas observed, that although he conld not flatter hi inselt that the Address which be . thduld !wee the honour to propose would be, ill every particular, satisfactory to all who heard Mtn, lie trutgeti that as to the object of it their multi be no differenie of opinion. For his own part, he felt the highest personal obligations to tt' 111,,,„ tr ; ‘ , 11 0 ! No o n, for Atte uniform kindness, and, he noiglitoso, frien4hip, with which lie, had hononvtA Mitt, trom the time v..h.ett they studied togethcr at CittnhEitigt: up to ihe prettt htitif g, ! we hth) iilyaStlre to ,reflect,,* that the (Athlic Opinion d (t'Oidiii *kit and confirmed, 1115 Iti9l, that there were few p erson s dis tingt.,ighed rank ‘cliose reputation •or private vir tue, uiid evyry Athiable duality, was more ).teue ralty establisbed, After ptononncing It warn' en ingiion on the public ant! private ChtlfaCter of his nikitnEtts, ttis Lortiship concluded by ninviug a Address, rtottaining little wore than the oi" , (Hilary compliments, accompanied Ilia wish that their example might dianse itself through' every • , gradation Or society. • Nr. Titou.sts•oxt seconded,the Athlreps. lie *was not aware, that any flikitSOOtt vvlnt,ii i k : ely role urged to it, except on the consideration flint It was too late. The tinestifui was however, one ; drat could be pr9petly detertnitteti t i pet a iplerg point of priority of time ; and whcti fillerrcl the n14101 ' 014 atlviinteigesi derived by this atnifry tt•oni the reign of that family which hail for so many yeaes weilded its sceptre, it seemed to Milli that every event was a matter of tongratulis tiOn that tended to perpetuate its exiitence..-• • (Hear, hear !) The Earl of CARllAwirrobt said, he would make few 'Titlarks on the time lit which it was brought forisatd, and Ott the Subjects which it embraced ; iii neither of, which lie agreed with the mover and seconder. As. to the time, he gave it as his °pi llion that . the Address would come too late ; nail, ItecOioilY, it introduced too fr jeet,. 'rite county of Surrey now %Val; coming forward with an tk,ldress to the Royal Doke tipon hit nuptials, at a pei iod when they inight cbtigr4ittle her 1i t►y ii kliglitiess the Princess- I.klirrY *you some iii t c Msegitences of their tu.trria..te. floy:11 Iligittichs Was now in it ivay gr,tittyttig to all ‘OlO took an interest in the rsffsfirtiig'ot the-lioyal Family.—(Alatigh )—Sollte ct the Notde Lords present,' who Artie hi the cret, might be ableto-infotos the Meeting.--(A if the ease : were its rumottr reported it., he thought that the §iinaticart o( Iter Ito yal .13igliness should not, escape the notice,` or be ny. jlett . (l in Ole Addrss of the Country... T .(\ laugh.) `there was another ontission in the Address which j 11,14 atilt In:,e,nre;id (add which lie ii,;ti never lit.ar(l before he entercd the room); of more iMportance - than the tine Which he had just ieniarked. 'Dttlie bail not reciqveti in •it 11is due of 'praise 'foe one of the n u 'noble, rrif! - illtdritereitted 'Oasts. if .his 'Conduct. - The Duke of Gloucester had not shesvo a desire, to put his hand into the piddle pierxe... , (Gatterall Cheerio:O.- 1 4164e \lves another omission, cci "" l Y hAve. comitrnkulatett itsr. npon --Dot bring obliged to form. a foreign alliance— Iltprin her. :nut iteing set!t. to Gerinapy t5,5 4 ,,t10; ; Wife of some putty Prince, to live on sour ciout send ill usage. Another instance of its meagreness a n d tarrnattect rtsorige was to be Seen in jks total ohlibsion of all reference to the all skint ages, vaine, and beauty 'of the county Which the Royal Diikibittl.fixeil upon Jar his . re - sitietiCe, and .whieh, the lio n +titr of offering him this Atlclress It should have mentioned the richness of- the county, the silo •trity et the 'air, and the fertility of the suit : it t; ijaitttt have.mentioned that the land W 44 produc. ttlrte.Ana the: Ludes - lough ),••-•.(4)n :' , Necotint of these omissions the Noble Lord thought Attie 'A'dtir+e'se. 'very de.foctive, though be' concurred lutist propriety, of presenting. any, one its which "lthey 8'101141.1)e remedied, but did not feel inclined , to`'prest..any' Amendment, teen, to the one now, offered:should it appear to meet with file general cotictarencinf thOiViecting. Lnvttt.=vetz hutl .to, lament that lie Itattnot she felieity of having formed that. contte - nitro tilt which the Meeting was about to address the Royal Ijiike---ttiat ba hail not fixed ids -rOins on die, co‘titty .by true (ay wey,,or attaining the:re. spectabitity of, ittau.--(A, lotglt.)- 1 -1t bad been r i tltt by ,a Noble, 41tri1 tit 4 t Atitivt;,ol . was Meagre,. tool he (le. 'LituititleS)"ohld'atid, that' tiottiing was , trtore . meagre, 'steril, antliteitolate, than t'c;illettt~e, elk, hi* Itoyeil llighiteas at. liagthot• The soil seemed as black and barren as stay that ,ever wits beheld, Wits ;IS ifrearY anti de s Olite: ir the Devil had pitched upon it as his thittiloioit, anti gave any. one who saw. it a vcriy hill, and correct idea of the desolate that Was Creareti by the ileitruction of . Sodom and 11ofnutrali.—(r1 Ltitgit..),-Ativertiag, to the omissions in the Address . , be remarked the praises Of their Royal liigt!nestes had not Pkociitioittil.. or :.theic, prominent 'irtues ittr-fireiently celebrated, -It- should have ,„ 2itt Cltiouetl in flit hight!st terms tnat nospitanty tor iti•iiiCh they were au much distinguished, and those generous imputses'iitit which` taught them to ex - Tend-that -60M hi giving a dinner, to 591)I1 peasants 'and:tartness, which. Others would have wasted lit Sri . volousntid tiresome entertainments, HUM( Muck -botterir-howniptil inure Nodal* was it,tobestow ,aupertittity in this manner titan to stinender it in 1)11 1 E 4 , roots, and suppers., tOmbleit Oust; who could thinga , wqrc tint invited, and at Witicit; 014 atoudeA; ;owed up .their tioes in ennui or disgust ---( A 1-nl.oo —This feature of,, the loyal I'air's character should have been mention- , tti. A, more 1161040)1e, heete . voler , t, r hi r itulAtt, and tivittints t har.teter. 'than the Pritit .Nlary never existed. Ile (Mr. Lowtnie; , ) could nut help 1111 1 )i) iillollleV nat ,tift iintnediately connected With the Address, but stilt-gested to hint by the present meeting oft he count y s and - the charac ter dial t he com ity had slway,s maintainctifilteHrm. rtlbtir (Mr. Thornton) hail stat ed as a reason ftit the lateness of the present Address, that he did not think himself jostified iu propotin4 any meeting 'for the purpose of, carrying it, till he had seert,the'es ample of another cornity not so immediately con nected with ,the Royal Duke ; as if the Gentle men of this Coatity required nie,ader, like a flight of eianet, or must walk in a cits4l, like a flock of Surrq sheep—(A laugh.)—As this Address was thought too late, iC might be a reason itor the count y . bestirring itselt. to offer an Address to the Prince Regent on the: glOrious tertnination of ,the late war, and the establishment .ofiso honour.- able a peace: Mr. Ltiwndes was proeeetiing to recommend this second Address, wheti a Gentle,- man rose . to tirder, and it was' ruled by the High Sheriff, that lie was transgressing the litnita - of that discrisSion which they were specifically con vened: tc , ventertabt. LairildViitiast PION, who bad bithet to iat by Mr. Lowittles, observing him on the point of tising au:l.6lN, begged permission to chail2-e his seat, as his nerves were by no mean's - proof against the Stentorian eloquence of the lion:Gentleman.— (A laugh.) •,. Mr. Um.NDFIs persevered, and bliy;erved, that he wits glad that he had at least :made 'some im 'presiton ; it was the first speech in which he ever had —(tl laugh.) The thigh Sheriff here read the Address, and having put the question, it was carried in the allirtstative unanimously. LAW 1 NTELLit; ENG G. COURT OF tiltiO7q qtnismile Trity, Their Lordships were oecapied the of yesterday in hearing a special argument an: tile forin3tiOn of will, pos,esiing nu interest eseept to clip pOtiti concerned. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. IstrottTANT cmg„,,Amils.gur .swirriEs.) Vesterday . the Widow of st Member of a Benefit S.cluty prosecuted tie Stewards foOhre stun of 201, by, tlit articlett, • die Ongbi to .have received after her husband!: death, It Appeared f ro m the evidence, that she had applied to the Stew ards on her bn,band'sdlcease tqr the 201. but it was r! , ! f il se f l by the Stewarda i on the ground of his having been teen playiog tut cards n i a public house, and drlnking porter shortly before his death. On this retitsd, she instantly applied to one of the Offices in the Metropolis,. and there, two Nlskistrates deliberateiy considering, the case, or dered her the VIM agieed on in the articles. They► however, refosed to pay that, and in consequence she brought the present action. Mr. 1.1413.4,:rt staled the grounds of their ob jecting to piy her the.2ol. and argue;) the pro priety of their duiiu .so.front sarion* Acts of Ptr- liantent , . . Mr. ANottaws however rebutted the argeapents of his opponent, front there being no upeeal to ihe Court from the decision of two Magistrates in a case of this nature, The Court imaninvoutly agreed with Mr. An drews. "The Chairman observed, that in the Acts of . Parilantent refeired to, the Legislature un. doubtedly had it in view to act liberally and 'for the protection of the individttal members of every, The rules and „bye-laws of such socie ties were obviously, to be understood by the wise rovisions of the tegisla►tme all forming part of, and as incorporated with those Acts of_ Pax. prtividea) they hail received the4tsteaa sary, sanotion of the Quarter Sessions., The pr e sent objection therefore to the order of the ,two Magists;atcs belov. , „ pot- ha..sostain. e d by the Court, These Mag,istrates foul awed, in igrictainison %vitt) and conformable to the s pirit and letter of the law, and hail also coliformeil in every iota to, the Orgailations of the society iii question. This Cowl dorstltot ,alter their deci sion, • It w,as, for. tile CniiNt t,tr itoptiiv het the decision of the Magistrates had heencomplied with, and if it had not, (lien the t‘vo, defendants. (t)je, Sle,w4rds), 'had been guilty of gross imam ; a nd es it qlUpt of the authority of the i‘41.4.- • , I,4ltojes, 1t was,,not in, the, power 'Otte Court to p into the otcrits of the,case, anti iherefore. tiselory.wouldoleeitle how far the delenaltints had , or bad not done their duty. The Jury foetid that they, hail not complied with the Alagistrntes' order, aml the Court or dered them to enter into theirown.recognizattee.s, of 501. each to pay the poor woman on or before Alooday next, orithen to. come tip and receive the, judgatent of, the Coutt. It is perhaps ttotte cessurVo athi, that the opiniou of the Court was agreeable.to M.. Andrews' 0.4:11,46111 itt hm w yilto,lif the case. 'The. Court reprobated these Benefit Societies as the soiirceof litigation, without, it) fact, one benefit resulting trout them tti, one in a horitireil, / Lydia Chapniqa, a dashing Cvprian, wits con vicied of au, assault on George Brown, and toed 40 George .C'larke ,wa3 iodicted for receiving stolen . Aoods•troni . a servant of Phillips, auCtiOrteer, to Bond-street, lie also being a servant Of Mr. Phillips's .0 the saute titne, The Court and Jury. thong)rt the crime WHI rather felony than re ceiving the sto'en articles, and be was therefore OCCltliiled Of the charge, hnt intimation Wad given from the Bench and, from Mr. Alley, that as nt doubt existed of his being an il)ifitiltlS character, and 4 tieterillineti thief, he might expect to bit pro_ scented for the felony. J. Sweet, an Attorney, 'wail convicted of atr, ast , ault 'filing si morket at Mr. Sew4l, who, called upon him tor a debt. Vr. ALLEY, for the defendant, said the de fenclant at the, time was under mental derange ment for the loss of 163 was sentenced • • • to six months- tinvihntrinent. The Sesoqa4 at the PM Therf,ale-a iyva tg. so ,Fsoes to ttied, m aong which are eight tor'etirgery, one bar tour • tier, and three for culpable homicide. • TtIE FIRE AT BEIV6Iit . cAsTLE. • The following "Atter contminS :4 more particular and correct aevoont of this Calamity !clown movhray, mooday, Oct. Belvoir Castle, the princely tesidence of the Doke of Ittitland, for ages the oroasitent and boast of Leicestershire, and on which for the last seventeen years, his present Cirace has devoted his ithmense revenues, Itis,.taste and attention, to render it a maniionworthy his illustrious House,- vvas visited, by is most desteuitive tire tin the morn ing 'of Sittnrtlay, the 2fith - Oet. which fire broke out about half-past 3. The whole of what was ternicil the old building,' comp' ising three-fourths of the entire edifice, is completely dest toyed no thing but the walls tire left standing. The new sttueture,'Ocept the grand entrance stair ' -case and new picture gallery, is preserved. This last panted apartntent was not completed, and a work- Shop' had &en ettablished in an adjoining-room, ,where it is supposed sufficient care had not been taken to _extinguish the embers in the grate, a spark front which communicating with a barrel of ; inflammable materials, quickly enveloped the Intim in flames, which firticeeded with frightful rapidity to the staircase, 'entrance-hall and gal lerr, which were speedily t tid its ruins ; it next 00endttl to the ,part occupied by the domestics, wholiad the greatest cifficolty in escaping from the devotwing 'element. " Their Graces of Rutland were dt their lest, Cheveley Park ; bin the infant .Marquis.6l Gran by, with the fonr - Latlies MattnerS, -were iu the Castle. These illustrious perstSnages even: re ninved to a place of 'safety iinmediately on the alarm being given,• through 'the exertions of Sir J. Thornton. " Unfortunately, no engines were at ban-it, and it was a very ebrislikVAlC' tinfe before any. iti rivetl.-TllO.- fir I c,ltnn,Htbe :,,segt - of Lord Brownlow, who personally attended, and directed its application ; and the Melton Nino/bray engine, tinder the' superintendence of Mr. :Bright, the agent fur the County F i re Office (woo heard of the fire accidentally) ; together •w;t11 the firanthatn, engines, were of the ,most 'essen tial. service, and by their 'intweariedcy.ertions prese.rved 'the new cdifice,..which contains the state apartment', front destruction.. So near an approach .had. the fire once blade to this part of the Castle, that the. filmes blast into the Re gent's Gallery, Which is one hundred-and seventy feet long, and, is, filled with the choicest predite, 'inns of art. Great was the eagerness of the te nantry to preserve the farniture, and all altention tts to its sate removal was disregarded ; pictures; cabinets, ttitues,' velvet hangings, and tapestry, with every desctiption of costly a nd magnificent decorations, were tiirotvir Mit oi the teintlotes, and scattered on the. lawn. .-lly i I o'clock the 'fire was got tinder, but the engineers will be long em plc Yed iti extiogoislting the flee $t I 1 retnattling , jit the smoking ruins. Tile whole of the ~plate iY sae,cd ; we .wish the sane (mild by ojiscA•ved tl4.l)ipurfs--- , -tnithy inestimable nnea,are destcoyed.„ Aniatents with regret, that the etlebrat4.. pu:ture (.1 ti re N a iirii .7 , by Sir 'J, Reynol.!l Uor ‘vhich his Grace, lately refused:lets, 'thousand ._,Ktniteas), is c0 „, 1 „ 1 , 0 1. 4 ..t r0 m the few Historical, or Scrily prat pieces this great IN:lo,4ter executed, the fusf,.4 in c . parnlite.--The : insurances, the. Castle ainontit to 3.3 3 000 f. ; but the Noss, at a nonlci MC, compota eannot beless..tinitt as nothing was *MANI, in the part which is tlestroycd. Th e cavalry. commanded .by Sir K, Byron ; here in att e ndance the whole of Sunday, to prevent the admission of improper persons. fl is Grace ar rived et the castle abuot:tticven o'clock onSatur day evening. and dildityeti a Ategtee of litaniess and greatness: of wititt on 11'014 occasion tidy astonishing. Happily no lives Were iiOR D: fil UR.DER. The newspapers of Rome give the following' account of a, horrid aturdet; perpetrt!ted hi th a t • eity,,which excites surprise and horror. The as sassin has confessed his crime; his name is Pat inas liorzoni, au ecelesia,stic.; condemned to exile fora robbery, and finding himself in ntiscry, ; he conceived OM of nISHSS . Otitt Oig ; it priest, Ranted D om i n i que Valdambrine, his ,tuaid ser,ant, and a y ou n g . w an who lived in the surne house, und taking all the money which he vea,, in h opes of ending, The assassin. had been, trcatcd with 'be: greatest I s indness:upd liberality kty One evening he went to Impse, armed with a poignard, told hitn ,that he was condemned to exile, that he was pursued by the police oilicem, and.solicited of him pu asylum (pr the night, pro mising to quit.RoMe the next • morning. Thei good,old man granted his request.. 11 , 1 trlight , _the assassin rose with the intention of committing the crime, but the feeling of y and Iriend ship got the better of hirer, and he renounced his -plan, and retinded•to bed.. Next morning, In.v.itig; thanked-the generous but imprudent old man, Lc' departed ; but in the course of the day repenting of his, Weillitleso,,,,,llC—ictorne,t l ill the eYenitm to Lite priest's : hoose, And obtained again, under,4 dii ferent : proettee,,let4re of passing the night thel,e ; the enormity, uf, the crime agaip, stopped his' criminal. atn, :tad he went away the next morn ing without having perpetrated it. Poring the day he again repented. of lth..wealtness, nud ii. steel his heart, had recourse to,,drinking. lie returned to th'e linuse of the astonished ecclesiastic, but .not Int•necting any personal,danger, tic .yits soul' induced, by the artful address of 'this to K vaut him attain his wi4ll. .Ahunt the tnitlile ut the lightvd his lamp, plitced it in tin. room. of host, cut hii throat, and ltittt. its ,the breast, Without his victim uttering cry. Lie then went to the bed of the in and though' he stabbed her in ii.ve places with his poignard, site still had the force of escaping front the mum trderer,.analroom of to the roo of tier master ; .b„ t see i ng hi m weltering in his bioud, 'she hid , herself miner the btoti g but this Monster dragged her front it by ahe bait., am) stabbed her without aleicy. lie then gathcrtd together the-property irf his victims, slept it short fitilt iu ft cbuir, aria %vent 1 0 hielid of Lk . if! the y to 1% bum he 3 .iid he had found the stolen objects. It was at his friend's that be was'appr'eheton:d Ge hatsb,en tried, mud sentellf:Cil to tte degruleii from the cc- , tunCtiOns, and ,stru(h. - • • (aulignarers Ara 0rt,'24%) IN'rEritYGEN''cu. ~!1i:1 ~ 5 CD;ti -I i l)Ei r T:. DoOsttm . etLy CHARACTERS.--smo men ,were ye,terday brought before the Loan NI v 0 le, chagt:d with"being stivicionsand disorderly clta- racters: case is . r emarkable,:from ,the cir cuinstauce,of,the Lotto. MAyoz: baving recognized sonic W.il *CflOaintatlces amoni.,;s I them, who would not aditiowidge the favour until he brought their recollection the time and ptaceiof their in troduction. Most of them .were found .smoking and drinhiug, at a late hour, in a public-house called the Plough, in 'l3lackhorse-court, Fleet street, which, the officers said, Was a notorious, rendezvous for'the mostdepraved at both sexes. Upon being conducted to the Compeer, the keepers placed them Where they bad placed the greater part of them before. "Amongst them was Uartoa, who was•tried at the Old Bailey for the murder of a. S4,itOr in Newton-court, at the back of Chandos-street. The Loan MAYOR said, that Barton was °tied those he expected to meet with either late at night' or in the morning. Tie desired to know what his companions bad to say against the charge of being his aceoniplices in disorder. -"Dieprisonets alt denied that they were known tv Ar i t:fill other. One of them, named Dillon, was giving himself .a very high, character, when the Loan IN Avon ,stOppetiiiiitt short, by asking whether he bad not ,had , art ipterview.witl4tint in a watch-house. Tbs. man replied " Never." " Oh, yes," saki lb; Lord " and I put you there myself to pre" vent you from robbing a man wboin -you followed throtigh the dark pass Ages in the neighbourhood of liooverk-street on a dark night : I wto the man too:" Dilltin'Matte no reply. • Another of hem , named Bar 4, seemed tn•ston a ;above all • the e;c, front the conviction that he, tvat not known, He said, be %vas n mosiedi 1317 _ strinnent-nicker." " Aye, and a musical instru ment player," said. the Lotto Mayon : " Wiler o VAndeatt pipes and big drum?, I 1 ) 11 ,Y, "Ysvii von long, with hands of pickpockets tu, yoor • The others did not pretend' to be unktiOwloo hid Lorekhip, They %veil! all emainled until sonic, rt!' - t:ms less exceptionable shall app ear to iroticht for their future conduct. The Loan MAYou- that the nonce of Ow' Plough shotil.l have 4 tool 4e3Stpl F lg i u antlwriti was of any avail in stopping the licence. OVi.:aSsittso PAIL. --The iteV , M r; RObinimt appettrcd befbre the Magistrate, tri•ct:9: tteeCl9t-lA 9t Letts:rN‘ritt.en to h he. `int, trout t.l'." ace, to roll:est his ,respect !rig au Oiiti r plaint tttaite against di dog of his, tvitivit h', rltir 60tIrse yestercitay.unfortottately rad 6114.4 rsed 4..go.inst a milk upset it,., and " tit Icnts. lic sA a iti, if thisr,ws iloolli nc e, it su"S t" "Is a fleiV 01,e : the Lo [PVC bee il ht)h)j'ltg 1114 mid Ittwiteciilma hide bald that pers o Os vt'vre oft., st 041) 6 " r 1 "! their 'itY of or;!t,r sere 6 ifi I"l"eri4- this e4•llsttrir. every Gcnt;ettort klyt,a dog . . w.do. i. . nikswero t;ie for Ptq (11"1"gl ~tits:, . iii.ght (1 , 4, and as ill,: hrtil 10 , 1 h 311:1 Might periliapiC be itleotiVeitiel)cvd '4lO 4 ibc:'"'Criticitt, tie 'la cerroinly elattleti to b° ,temuneriiirti fou Iti> risper.ty tiu ilebtroyed. The Rev. Genilcillitit.s;ii4l %v:is perfecttY 007 clfreed that teti t hictrifle 1 :( id down by the 741tg,i'- trate was juisi nriehiniro ;111 d he hat; vbiertton t" he milk. übiigeti,by.the • politclie o'r til`gt c. " the Complitioaitt'l mama, indite hiii,how,:44oll departed iuprtice• . . , MAIII.BOILOUGII.STItEET, i 0 .. A DISTRESSiNG'CASE.--A C11:11,,t tv;IS instils di n a relpeetii . bx ai2,. tradesman .tinst his loilAer,.6. Inttne it is Loot ilecessiiry to tomilioo, httt %vt " ) ; 0 04...! . 1 .sl7ries of 1161-orttious, bad been reduce : , .I! mocompttrat ire alllitetice to beggary. The vii 3r t i , ' ;B3 ~ l ' it' liLl'Olittg. from Ms 611'1110:A Idgillift gooos to the antotott of I 1 U. Jr tvas stated th r the acclued %%Its prompted to the felony by the .tuli6,-, abject distress, awl 1 bat ids %s ite liad previoo4/ rt.lerifice.l her last ' guiltient to keep them (roll, . sta rein% . Tire' I'Vleistrate &tainted the ctrc d " '- st " ce l'ebited, Wit tht.Aet of Parliament was i nt- Pt=ri ( " l. s. and lIV fitted tile accused 22/ , snob bc i • - , ing dotitile the value of the 'property six pl"vi0 10110 ? e4 "1 I . ilefault of which L e. Was be i t t-eticed to Amprisonmettti ' ___.---------. ► . .TUltTn S r . a • Of On the 10th ult. the Lady of Arthar Sanndir' , tiatichter. On Salwilay, the Ludy J. Mansfield, E . 4(0 of " " ' nirule"' street, of a son. _ lidOtel • t 4 1 41104'bOl*etiii Algitbester-plan,t e lad of a stanhier. - • ~3" ta N,larnd.2:RhaY, Mrs. &trines., orl.tmer CtiOton; of a Ti,),ilAoorl iititailt, thy IltliliE 41 *WI) Charle-,.tre`er, Manchtitcr.tiltair" °glib!, of a sun. Altltl ED. i„ On at liars-Inv:ton II;t11. 1 1 " cth 'iojeth 153!rrie, IL's . Julia 14prightur.cd tho Si;,.lomo Bart. • • . .1 I"! Et). 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