The Sun. — London, England, 1816-09-23 00:00:00

V t .ugLart-its.l.Mttelay trldne rtp, as - tieil tsi'Donalti if :41a; had 'not been robbed : the Tesult was, that the'inell were I 4kett ;nu) custody. `The witness attended tit Bow-stteet at their exa -ruination , and was them questioned by Mr. mares, gave the ngistrwe all tl:e inform do he was able, and in donsegnente of his iaitiroation Vaughan was detained. • Cross-otNa.iqe.l by Mr. xii3o ,l , who wascoun srrrocVi'CitAllan.:- • ,t nnris i n. 191.'... and stil l served his M ije• ty ;is o bowie otFeer, unless he had been anyersude4l F! diet too know he ~hottitt have any. rewaro : ti oe retolvn un Nit% Vaughan. WitneNa did not ,o:1.4• hit %von M•Donald : he did not go tnere tor s the of brood-money be was nor omit at 11! ; rte was at in esent a prisoner in the flutist- Corvection, lie knew , . the lintleys 'were thiereq, holt he had never partaken of their pinu: Or; 'Never kneW •N! t AP Donald hy kitty other name'; i c had heard her called tlartley. He knew site once !ivied with a person 11.1,1 eft Ben;d. After 'the Jobbery' the Witness .1(1,4 aparttrenis tor` her in his own name, that of . Drake IV.r. Vaughan said part olthe - .reward should:be hiS. James Hurley v/As next examined. FirSt saw Drake about six or seven reeelo hefort- the hnr glary was colnurvted 8: Mrs. 11I'Donani!. 'The ititness proceeded, by his testimony, to cur n)biirate the statement of the latA witness to 30:4 passed at their ditlerent meeting previous to the nii;ht whieb the burglary wtta . •comatitted. When at IN. •M‘Donahrs, Drake orned, the do ,r : witness believed the door was no the bitch. ahe v.-Anted the witness to go in, but he would Doi, :tad witnrsi did ow belive that-any of the rest did ; after about 10 ar.autes they went away; and in the count, at 'a little distance front Inc holtse, the witnei,s was islet by Vaughan", Maekply, and Edwards. • Vat,ghan wade a soatelr at Le witness, hut seeing lie had got nothing let him go : soon after, Drake came alter hint,. and said . his brothers . hatl the poeltet-book (meaning Sits. TO'Dostald's).• IVitTICS3 SSW he did not /hall; they lad any thing, but if Drake thought so he would take him to their lodgings; they aceordiiii;ly Nstent. together, and after stfiyilig a few minntes,ttitness brother Michael:, and the buy ‘Vood, opt together,•almoit innovdiately aftemattis they Were Isikt:ll int° custody by-Vm•glian,) , Awards, and Mackay. Mackay proceeded to search the tv . ituess, who, ,eonsclOus,that he had nothing about 'him, made no•resistanee ; . on putting his hand io• tg,his .poi:Let, pulled our a ring, and tiai l,What, ..lipve you got .a Igtorliry (a ; to which th e witness s t ud, Yes, I have pow, but you put it there. Drake had, the evening hefOr6 Shown the WiPjeS3 this identical ring, and told Itim, be would find one like it, but tutnewhat better, •ih Mrs. Mactionithrs lotthc.' . • • Dennis El - alley earobortited his brotter's•vnte , inent, and said forvier, that nut ',ilia s ; Willi trilten by then, froin - Michael flurley'3 testiniOny was to the Sallie SantlersOn also deposed to the i sainu effect tint)taw. • • , _ _ bay, deposed, that lie was 13 years cif llge, And 1 , ;;I been engage() by'Dtulic to go to hQuse gat Mrs. Nr.1)0114111 at 1.11)%toil. bait 111.50 atren the ring in tlig possesi - on of - !40:, w ho: on tile night they went to Mil: Ml.Oon,d‘i', had ~!,earn bin) a lole in the back M att Of the hott...:, sod 'wanted hint.to cnterit that way, but he re fused to co rni , ,y. li e then pritotted :to• lift hint in at the window, but this he also declined; and , 4iltl ;110t II) :any Way. , , Edwards "deposed, that be was a pa trole belonging to Bow-street, hut had been pooled. had told' him on thd.S.`4lmdkly night "previous to. the burglary, that he had - re ceil.ed information of 'its being about to he e.0.m.. 1141441, and asked hint if he 'would accompkity !inn q. t he jiiformation, he s.tid, he had receir : turfrom ;Nack3y, and mit:lco agreed to gn with hilly.-- ;:tVtey, 4fterwardi slier gackay, anti they all went 7: , tik.the back part. ofMrt. Naedonabl's Itonse, about 11 , at night, and there concealed themiaelves.-- hey re Ms Med t here till one, but nothing w.,61 done. On Sisturday ;light .41101 her Witteil LVI43 held, lit which Mackay and P i rown were - prevent, nrid'they were attemards joined by Drake, Ity.Vaughan. .The Itattie9 held : a cottVcrs:r tiUrl arrt teom the.wititess, the naturc'of which lit' could not learn.... After some .time Drake and Brown retired, and the,lClt concealed themselves, hilt on that night withriut ,elleet 040, al well Hs (In . the following Mtnully cht Tuesday bey met ;again, and witi,e3s was dis :1 40 10l i to procure .'a horse kind earl, Vangtoto s k dd'w s olaced nekkr, the spot. I-It: ck tkohed in thour a 'quarter .cgt . ()Otte, find 63 , 1104. Almcis .011.1 Sa'outhan .together tbe—ttonse, They Nvare immediately joined by,Drakc, who asked s.viivre ,tliey had been, saying tbe.borglary, bad been committed, They than weuetO the door of the ' l o o s e , a nd found it hall been opened by force. Mackay immedintely prodoccd a Grow bar, which hi" said - he had just townl in the house. Upon 19plyjng this to the in4rks,upon the door, : it "!115 to'be theinyournent whirl► had been used y.11,.. - .,tircing it opeti,7:They next procceded up and Driika voluted out a bag; teltich he hatl been pluodered. of some jewellery. :They Ihntiediately pursued the.vaties, and Vaughan . •nbet , ol theta in the street. Altickay fold the,lvitr.vOyPappreitendid the others. Wiine.s -miss told bilWaughan 'that Drake,. lii own, and Mat I.i.ty wevettwdw 7 tlientse officeri. Bow-strcetoiliceroleposed, • tlrat fit al , l 4o l entkii. f; t eli ay on. the'Gtir of July, Ale told hint he `wanted him respecting the roft. fiery at flOxton, Ile seemed surprised at first, filter he 'bad befri some . time in atotody, lie ' • s'rilA he wituld,4l . l' tire whole ti utli.: Witness found directcd.to M. \Veit wood; of tht howe of Kaye acid (30., ..solicitors to the Bank. cletk ittAhe'otlice.ot 'produced the minutes of evidence as given by Mrs. Alied-4601d, 11ackay,aiftlNang-,han,/I}lthlia•other : ; tU r iee of the burglary, Which artily gave .- e ' re rend Witne4: 4 corniequeuce of sin nething' Which .iideitrreti, - 1\11r." Nares asked Vaughan for yhe name of his informer ; Vaughan : s ;inne i'Aii-etion, 'but' said,: Ni ~.;ol ed it, be tvotkli) produce him tin awither day, j i ; t o o t,' a q uarter of an hour after, -Drake was bmti o, t int„,ilig M a ckay afterwards made 3 hill cui►fe siuti'ttf the shale he had in the tram- actions:l(AV lit tgeAgnt's nral N. 14. Misedo..lalAiks. Vibis confession wag pat In and read, a4til det,4iled sever"o Con‘-erstitions between Utibbaid, Vyingban die inforttontt, and D ra k e , rt l a tiy e to the. conftin plated burglaries ; and. further' . suited., that Vaughan ftti•stished the skeleton kefi awl en nr -I.lrintentleil In be (!Nell at Mc. Seagat's, and whit;ll W,is • Artll , irlii , g is An tniirer of IVorship stteer. Dr“ite, in eontitany,willt to . wititess, And said lie had in f..rinajitiollor hint ii A biirglaq about to be done in 1-i(ocion: Dr.tkv haw he.knew it Vvit to he dime. who repitiAL,he chitp" in v -pi : ii nt je-t by ; 0111t1 .tililt when taken they. inoXi.llllr be brougitt Wois,hip•street,..bot must 11 ro Bow --street, anti Vaughan wotOd go v.-Wit them. O t t hearing. this, witness said it leas . a traniartion-he would not be eobeervetrin ; awl 191.11) , T, it tl.o iTlyll were tidien into ctitody, he wrotin.go to Bow-struet about ii, and give inior -1atli10:7, WM. Darman 'keeps t4e..A , lgel and Crown in Otil•'street•roal, and hair fr. trendy 'seen Drake and Mrs. Macdonald togetimr, and Ott two or thr.re occasions he- ha&seen Brown :Ilacdonald dtpoied, that she lived in. Uri tannia.gardens, lliaton, in July last. •:She: knew: Drake for: nearly :12 months •retnembered the her house was broke: open ;•-she had been mot at the Crookedl3illet public-choose in Kings land-road, Where she met Rrown; Drake, and a mart dresed a,s R salilr. Alley contineed there until tear eleven:Wel/kik - , when they went into,a !tome its Tabernacle-syiare. : 1-.lere she remained, as did also Drown and.the sailor; but Drake went Away., It was very late when he reittilled, rte afte.rwards accompanied her to. her own door,. where sh'e,,a‘v three Wiwi' ii! , rspils, otle:o(Whilmn was Vo4l4hart. She Winked theielsnsiness, 81111, the}' ioformui her that her Inneie haul been broke opt • Cross-examined by Mr. AaAntN.--- 7 Clonld not ' say low, Logg befove rob,liery it tvai that she lent the ring t it r. 441 ,, .e. She :knew jio har m of hint. lie a CnIII4IMIL acquaintuneeof her's. She lived no,%v l'hitaber- , treet. She liil 11(51 yoo s by the name ,Of 'ltl'Dott“dit ; she did not like to he kno.vtto by that name, oriel' so roue!' hasl ° heen said in. the newspaperi. :She now I.'olcm .by. the name of Chnrrington, The day helove the robbery she went by the name. of Bland, but she. never went by the:name of DrAte. The rill:: was in the bt - A (tit.the evening of:the robbery,.bot 5 1 4 ! cou ld (t ot °so/ . the.boN Was,: finked, D6keinever" slept at :her 7 honse.. The illy.; prOdnevil the Wit,. ness.hattlent to Drake cm the Saturday .evening: she went to Sadler's IVell4°; and slre,waS also out one other• et (ming, bet vine') Saturday and 'rues dayi.with Brown and Drake. Here thr - ease closed tin the rut of tits Crown. Air: ArtAHtN then addressvd , t he ditty. Ott part 'or thtt , defentiant Vntsiihao, and ob, - ,erved,, at , io late a period of the day, lie.shonl not attempt ' to folio* his. Learned, Frieitd through hit= open, hig ; he shotatt only.,alluile to one (It two point§ which had , falleb hint.; on was,, to join with his'Lcarisesl Friend in regnesrin; that the .fttry Ow divest their, of all pre. juttice, and decide only on the evio.ettee before them: The next point was this--:•11is Learned 11. , 01 stlitrlte.tvuithl hot a•li the July to ft of deff!utiai:it's unleiss the evidenee . nt the tnen, und, that of Drake. war, corroirorattil . by the pirete§tintotty of unconcerned wit iieSSCll,, iiact the .et*jellutt tit [lint n'retched and infamous man •becii:d4tiiiibi , rAtcd? Ile•Was teddy to ennten4 it had,nde;'l;lid, except his testnnonv, there rrits nut •it jiltle ifjeviuellCe to aueet Vilitt4ll4ll. it was far train 111 R intention to 'deny that it cot ipiracy ilia e•x6t,,ontew lucre, and that Drake wns deeldy implicated in it bat, its his opittion;:Vaughwth had had tiO concern whatever in i; ; Oil the etni tiary, he Wag pi:y.4llll(lrd that Vaughan, as well as 1;11A:8FM, had; been itynle the rlittie - of Prake's'arts, awl that a desire to tin his fluty toward the pnblic had feel Vangintn lute . the error jitto •whieli he haul fallen. With respect to the eoutessiim o f Iluclsay, the Jury wOnld be tohlby the Chairman, that null ing contained in that mitt's on be Taken ai evidence against Vaughan. je ;Onnild .be n hie to call the roost respecrtthle 4intony .tis to Vatighan's eintrieter, and he vas convinced the July ssouhl bcsitate• before they! .would, on the unsupported testimony of such n ,witness as Drake, .pronounce a TeEdict of guilty Pgaihst n.y.onng which verdict !toot have: the yfrect of blasting all his I ' n'sure prospect§ - in life, and rrnrit rind hint hal : anions for ever. • Mr. ARAI/ill , : then Christian, r.,( 1 . c hid . j„ st i ce i) ( Ely, 's' ho sti4teil, that the pri soner, 141.rn in his scrvice clerk , r and iip to the ti►►►+ ut'this tintortiiiitite t reins- Action, lie Ilia always had the:highest 'opinion of him. Mr. GURN si►t►rtly replied, and the Chair man ree..tintiamed the evidence. l'he Jury, after a minutes' deliberation, found all the defendants - • - . - ‘• 'l`he .Contt immediately proceeded to pans sen . • . . tenet.l'h * e, Chairman C!)milie6teil, to tutpreksiye (.11ns, on the corn-mitt of the crime of which the rivfenil,mts hail tvee,tt found giant y, Hod sentenced Iteln Lik!,i,s9llr;ioneti for /ire yeays in the 1-Intitte of (...orrectioo,• toil at the expirstion of that time to - tiott•security tot three yeari,tlie - att*elves iu 801. nod two sitr - etici l'he case occopictl the whole .of the thy, him t e en in thentorning till °.eVe,ll it! the •'l7he Court 'vii crowded throughottt the tirti, nod a full Bench of Magis trates attetitketl. . • • HILL, foryninly of Coreot-Clartle&; is now the vo1;a1 attraction of the liarbadoes l'heatre. He kft lLtirope, it is stHtetl, 111 r enibai rassed cirettm+ stance.s, itod honestly remitted .the first pro 'duce of his sitere , s in the West Indies to his ere. (Sitars, uilh.n promise to liquidate thewhine of his debts ilie ototptmt,lie ial Cuhhierl an 10 The detnattil for'scatsin ille:rheittre at Shrews. bnry,.on the evening oldie Stetv4iiiht of the rafts bespeak is, so gr,:at, that the Manager, tn. order to' ga tisfy all appl;raiwt,.l.ii's deterthined '1 the places by Lotten,.the drawing 'iti.takeLplitcy the day,preiions lodic perforitri!icei, 'Liii' elitiiTei ) ert by Mr. died tiff OffirsdlY 1' 1 14 1, t iii I•lot- Bath-street G a tti, ittrwitrt'd iu his last mo inent3 by tile itev r. ItAiLtY. CaARGE OF mußpEn. On Saturday Hannah Illahoncl and. tlizqbeth It'ilivar, were 101 Cue A .01:41 uturder of Maurice Welsh, by strangting him with a curt. Mr. ANDREWS stated the case for the prose cution.• W. Crowley, n patrole, proved that ‘irelsh ap peared in good health about six O'clock iii the evening tit the sth of August. 11Iary Atkiws, who keeps a. publie 7 honse in byoti'-strect, proved, that about 11 o'clock Kili var Called iu, and told her that on theit going lounieto diunrr•they found Wri-h dual, lVaness szid'that eioild not be, as-she had seen •hint but I , ‘ , hoe Kiv vitE n o bOdy:was liim when he died. but IlAnnith, meaning Matto:ley...— She seemtd much frightened, and beggrd witness, for God's to say the man oos dead. Be'- too cell 10 and 11 o'clock witness; who had gone to bed, was awoke hy a tremendous crash ; she shrew L q i the Window, when she SAW a . !lion wo min rush out of Iloihusicy's house, and as she run, into the street site Cried, " Mary, you - Imile mur- , tiered him." Joint Suiith,heatile of St,,Giles's; saw the body of the deceased on the Gth of August. Jt had . V 1 a 'nark, 'fls of a cord, round the Heck, and a'hlack twok, and the skin robbed up, under the right ear. 1114 honey said he had (hod of the erallip in' Iris stomach..-After the Coroner's yiest, .he took Kilivar into custody. She confessed •that she had 'not. told the truth beforethe Coroner, havitsg been sworn to secrecy upon the 11.0 . '1,0105, Claist before Mahoney showed her the dead body, - The:bed tin which it' lay was very - wet, as if water hunt-been" thrown into it - , .and the .1)04 was nearly cold. alluding to the oath before the Coroner, said, " Lord., we don't ;Hind Our oath a carthing!.''. Mrs. .Nl.alipncy produced a handkerchief, with a piece_ en( off 11110 one of the cornerts,: as. the handkerchiet with which ,IVvlsh losti strangled hinthelf, and said,.that iu t:u;tiog Itim - down she had cut that piece citr. jameS Oriseoll Went to Mahoney between three and font' o'cltich in theinorning of , the Gth An- Ails', having heen.called up by the 4srisonet"4 no7mark on .the dcceascd,'except tt stn; t l sped; on the OP alike nose. Mahoney-said ,shc, did in>l know how Vtrulsit died; . Illizainth Day proved, 'that between six . and :seven Li 'lighting commenced in Mahoney's, which la:tCd an hour Or two. She liettid Welsh repeat 'ettlY Oh - my God ! !" She did not hear of his death till next mor'ni'ng. ' • Ann Mitchel, a loilg'erat itiationey's, also heard the . noise Of:the.fighting;' At five next inoenii ig Mahoney came into; her rutin), toid:her . ll 7 tl3h ticd, and took away a long table'nn Which to hty Min (ntt.,,,Wit.oess el;edm her hots AVelsh c ae to the ?' and igaliOney answered , " Ask toe no tines- Joannia Dae stated, that at • request • she went td Mithsony's,betveeert eleverihnil twelve' at night of the sih August, and c.n seeing Vt'cich's dead b(")dy, .tahe cried, and became very ilt. Mahoney Vlh3 crying, but said nothing- to the Witness about his•ticath. Mrs. Atkins_ proved that lait witness w a s. th e , N onnin.that tkry sive - Inn alit -of Athnuty'kplionst, crying' " Mary, yuit have Catherine Ayres saw a short w043111D Mill out of Niih o ney's ho'nSe uhout twt Ise On the bight of the sth of AtigtlSl,',et'ying, " The mart is toturderetl . ! he is ninrilerell !'-` She could not.-say thot.:Joanua lYie- was that' woman. ' -Robert 111.`Le1an, nn npbolyterer, in Great Russcil.;street, passing through JJyutt-street about a quarter• before ten o'clock on the sth o r Aagust. He heard a great noise in .Mahoo6r. s , and soon after two, orthree .men and n.womau k a ped down the steps of .the door, and then ran flOwn the street. , lie, lo&a.ett in, at the door, but 'h e s aw no one, neitherdid he hear any noise; ANlaryliihotr, aged nine, the slaughter °Cone id the prisoners, deposed ; that -heard M. Mahoney make her mother .45yt,4ae by the, feu crossed of Christ not to tell any,botly. that Weth was dead. Mrs. Id. told. ter mother to put tier two fingers across, and then swore her not to tell that Welsh was dead. Mrs. M. beat Welsh on the ,Tlutrstlay before witha poker and shovel about his bead : and shoul ders, and lie knocked her flower. At breakfast on the sth of Angust,..Welsh had the mat k y(a on his nose ; hut his face was not >zo touch ed as On the evening of do same day. Mary Aka.. honey, mother to the prisoner, saw the deaf( body bet ween wave- and one o'elock the night. at the sth of ‘August. She saw no marks on his face: her datighter'did not tell her Welsh died ; and site did not want to hear any thing. abotiL it. Joseph Burgess,. apothecary. „to , St. pa riah, 'was sent tor to Maltnnefs-bout (111 tbetith of August, where he saw a .dead hotly. nt libuey'was there. The body.was I.otl ut4 .10 the• usual forupofor nn Irish wake.• It lout whit e . neckcloth with 'a nail irs it about its neck.... K ft : one atteinpied to prevent,-hint•frook..ettantiniug the body; atul after. talting:offjbe evgkcjwit.,l,lo.lguitti a Very extrusive' braise the. heft side of the; jaw, extending to the ear; and several:scratches Op the Isec Oi, 'the neck be discovered a yer.y plain awl decided merle, eitending'alkrotind the pecli.whicjt in his iipinion indicated the tootle ofhli asked Mrs. 111.-why she had not sent. for softie inetlicarinatt ; and , she said ,she was . a ,, itated 's be did no know what site did. 'liie.mark wight have been wade by wcord. ':}here , were marks_ on the wristleas of-a ligature. i.ts opinion was, that' the thing which caused the. mark on the neck ieould - prothtee stran s ulation,, and. be.heliev e d t h e death was caused by 'that. , Cross ,, examlned.— . He thonght that .if.n man had :a tight silk handkerchief about his neck without a pad; at the time of Lai death, from cramp Ia thestoinach, it might have prodnyed the ring [nark which 'he sfiw on the deceased,. in their. defence, both - prisoner, denietl arty knowledge whatever of causes of Wish's death. , , . sSeverali witnesses were then gaited to et ariteter. who spoke , talottrably of the prisoners. Mr. Justire Hotnovn summed up tke evidence, and the .14try, after a sh-oft coostatatikm, Acturim! veriiiet.of—iVot Guilty with respect to boll the isoucrs. The trial lasted nearly .nine liou • CAUSE OF VIE RIOTS !N NOVCAT4. Thintard . Lerif Was indicted for s'eAlintr, on the • gath ofAugnst, hom the person of Stephen 110.04 4 watch worth 205. his property. Stelih9h Moult detosed , , that on the tiny stafttl in theindittment he went to Newgitte to visit ratJ• mat's - tut:ate friend who was in that prison. lat.., mediately on his going through tie second gate the risonerjostled . against hint and took his watch from his fob, and inonedintety . handed it to ano ther person. Witnes3 directly collared him and gave the alarm, upon which*the•pris - oner was ap» prt*6ltird. The Witca was afterWatdb SlIeWll to witneis, and he knew it. Mr. Newman, the Governor of Xctcgate, posed, that he insisted on the production of the trutelt . .before the riots, and in %about 20 minutes or half an hour it was handed through the grating. - Satuttel llavia, 0/4t of the 'turnkeys, stated, thJt he prosecutor come hi,- and exataineti ba6n of - meat which he brought :at the san4 time he observed a black watch-riband and•liel -bap:ging o u t of his fob. Immediately on thepro itentor going through the second gate, he 44 /f,' Levy run against him, and, Monk caught hold 0 ' him directly. The charge then preferred ;igainst the prisoner was stealing the watch,. but 011 lII' being taken into a cell nod examined; no watclk could be found on hint. The prisoner, in his defence, denied the chdrge. and called two unconvicted- prisoners, unwed Dttyer end Jndati . , - to'prae that be h a ul nothing to'do %yid, the robbery; but these witnesses, (a their being brought from the gaol, thought it most prudeni, as they were in the crowd of the o . rt , sott% at the time, •to affect a total ignoran ce Or the di-mauls:mice, except ns to the arrival 'lf the Prosecutor in the gaol, which they could not (tell- The .luny found the prisoner Guiliy, and bill COMMON SWRANT:learAing that there was a against hint fur a highway .robbery, foriito p..lss sentence upon him. 0 - Ht.-Morgan was convicted of stealing-111'n' Chester got ii to 'the. amount of 40s. in the ,1 iing-itnuse . of Messrs. Btuterworth and Eve"' Guilty—Death. • CORDNEWS •turdav afterniro- Invest tray held at the Ala`lpas Arms, in Chitties'. street, GrosvenOr-situare, before 1-Ig$HY Eii.cprolicr, on the body a John Dyer , tvl " 4 " g death, by shooting himself through the 14e 3 ( 1, : fil s , mentioned on Eaturday. Vcrtlict.:—Luuirci other was held, I,6)re the Saute ('trope' and July, at St. Genige's NVoilamise, bodv ut a mule child, which was found flair!. down :n a 'box; totnewhatreseinbling a Jr Friday t)i.gLit, by a' watchman, in Dover•P'l7. Piccadilly, wrapped in a. coarse kit che n-clo Tea. Mr. G. l'hwltites. 12, 1t115." J.tay.retilrned a %•erdiet - of..—Found Dead; Inlci,. de ,; sired t iny person having lost a cloth of the 3 "1.. de , zeription, to give infortnation the %Toros house, it being strongly suspected the intact unuttered. Dlssolevrrt ...... (From Sat nrlay Night's tia4utte.l. Isaacltasttleighl‘tatlt and WOlima Wiflier.,Ttirtoo";;;;,eets.ii attoroies--1-George Thompqnn, 901• t'",uPson, and (;eorge l'hompson,,,juss. inaisce, Y. cotton-manufacture's (,C0 far as • 1 40.1 i the sa i d cen.)-4614e OttiOnt and Jame 4 grocers—Thomas Unntskiglnim and Mask Wils° 9 ' ''••• •- no under-Lyne,Laticvhire, booklellerl•••4llorjaits I.,,icrides, So, .Frederick 1111;iatuTliizt, Lowtid . e., and Thifi n ,, al ward:, H'snlbur'gh and •I,ondon, merchants ( so for to alio the said Pretterick WillianiThil*—Rithartitl °ll g e ' .3l) Evans, Basitiplane, Bre I t • t, Clirapside. itlshert Fl t • ' • '"" r'e • cta.r Green and Geor4e IVIII•0•11ead , gt ` s f n: , Vtakshire, stunt-masons , —Jolin Ctirrie and James Pan! 0 0 Preston, Lancashire, droptol,—.lol,ll Appleyax,l bt114 :1 ...t Rider, PuOsey, Yorkshire nirrchanto—gliAahetti Wilson . `and . Relleeca Fo i rd; C'oo4teton. • Er'lliiiliseS".a,ittu.:ll-ottlnr9"hi g a l:a t " ' l l : t „ c irs jag,. 4 1 aIlifttx; Yorl,shire, Phillips , 3 ;.. •••••• 4 el • • " nP-ec. tr 4 1 . Ci.uke d li F i a:r 4 t l;:t n . n r .I (i l Lwi r e c ir eg g ry: ‘ , m pi r r. K r , s p e t r i tt r ie t :t a ' n n i r t-' s: lla n gi :I f .alt''' ; ' l l :e ll': ; : it ? it h i ford, CaMbeidg,. and p etto . rotii i h l!r r ; _ udl Lswrie, Glasgow, and 11 4 1.3e " :: *1 1 1 1 ” :1 * r l i .e. e t ; " I ds • ;;(13.71jr.r j 1 1,4. 3. : : : 1! i: a : u t, ts C pc in s ! o i f ilfi y i a l s e re n ga suslin-tisanufacturers—Lcoi ,lll Fi ga. • .r.l' and 're i derick Hart, Feneltweli-5tr.,et,..b".7:),,,, r;,,0 T ar.. ,iethicharti .Matson , radusatlizseausaliudedlacombriali;livrt)i—iciact:l4::l,!:;: go" Great iVarper-street, Cleekenvre!l bt ers, (so-far.as . s it t i li c ti lt u ard idg e hl ta re r , k g e)7 oce l% rs 'i ... llia ti T il li n r a t tn ..tt i L in o t t i c l e t: l nd e s i n iar rin d lttriivn w rti or tu'• : o i ,luau in Jalues Wylde,.Bishopegate-4tre t chemisis,(suf.i.Cai ' the said Itichpril.folinion). • BIRTHS. . Testerila, Mrs. David Gill, of Cork-street , pitit of a Soo. • 1 . 11 14 A Wednesday fait, the Lady of Colonel tha, IlXtrris,,l4 a on). . yiitelfil~ 09 . the tsth inst. at Edinburgh, Lady Prino .id Cu •, of s6n. • " ' 41 ., fr . Satarday,'at-Elat Bank; ;Letherhead, the L' S.C.:tarifa, Esq. of a son. ,fit 011) I T •y: es e f ; C a a t dy Batts,otibo:: d H y o s o i f c LieutenantE ~.bf. S 0 1" I' ..* is so o ne 414. loch, of u daughter. . . . MARRIED. qatiejtoto • On r Way tact, 4 Brightling, Sussex, Mr. 'Bu ry. aT Tit.A.dleT t to Fanny Ann.shughter of the lute 'tic. • • Durrett Ilayley, Ref-tov •il Bright t•O fills Satusday, at hlary;le-hone Chur . ch. Lieuten an the Hon. Chilies Fitzroy to Mrs. Cisivering S'lv?tre' Glou4ester-pIaLT . •On Thurmlay, at St. :times's, Westruir.ste: , 3 * CV : '' r ,6l ; Esq, lute of St. Ann's, Jan:ale:l, to Cnroli" 141 i:briv ki daughter ht .. the late Joseph Watlivi,•Lsq. , of Cixel:" %s. bri „ altore t At llrktltton, the 19th, Willi:via Law: • i lur • stt ve t, liortlaod platie:, to Le fits second- ilaughter 01 , . Fiends, E.q. ' - • •-• , . . DIED. ' - - i' A. few • ' 14 , 1 ' Sint Philip tt'A; t'ergar„rw.7 ince. ..o/..a,rill')fli t 7 ter-Achniral of th:‘ ltrd stint - 1 . '4.0t o f lait ' of ( I ) ;:e Sa 'Ci t e u tt r e d r a n Y )'P 4 o.4 l- C t- 4 0 ‘ 11 1: to v e r . w a t' g i j e ) (ll l: 6 " j": L a i rs s. . l)" ''' f I '' : . 1 , i l i i il7-1.3111 (1 " Thnrsd3Y, at SqttrrriS I 0 I . :. Mis eh:111,4 W11,t4 s Chi the 15111 itist. Wi111,04 iiiiiitawdy, J.l.it ag gl , .; • ' ' heßrebtr. S.:::. of Ili% ~,lole-t)e s Custotoi, at' Cosvt, l * . ze4 B° ' Last Bret, at Fling . h:trit, Ntr. Thomsts Cmi" ltli - 4 .. mast vears tocichnoln t. , the. i ,te Sir Armin() 1,1: , 4 , 4% ru1 '! `,, of On Slottifas, nt Eflorti, C.,,,, Nall, iVrev I'Arit? ~/ ., ...1 8 1 .4 f Niti . t io ' vie t ar ,. t it ni s it t irc et z;., : o t tr e aut . itr if :7: i . i hei t i r ,,ic r ii; : i n ttles t i, l ; t ni a :l l .et i l i , : : : , ::: : : ol,,„sol l - nvd e: ln4 ,ftsnruti ,i : il i pi . ); :t d :r 7 ;: i. ,- ;i: i ;; ol o e ti f t. whiula ItA-g - intynt becatar, in Serie:4ll)or, 101. til e ; % col 1-jeutenant-i.:oloniteci4tirc'onttnutt a°ritri..l;l"ll'3ti.ttttliiiittil,v::::::..,•ooo.,el. vt"v"hiliheil''4‘tv'.. LONDON: •t.‘• CARSTAIItg , 7 .' 11 4 ;7t0nt hy W. A. sclurrs , $1.7t4-.or , irg. iTe. Sti-nrid where nitntq, Orden. L.,-or'Ec, 11 %buil tH addret.r* - _.. v6l(