The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-23 00:00:00

..- r Ikcitt t/4—LON DON GAZ1417.14, Oct. 22, 1816 Lard Cha2nberlain'.l Of Oct. fn. Notice is herby given, that her 'Majesty's birth (l,4r, which falls on the 18th of January, will be celebrated by a drawing-room at the Queen's Palace, ott ,the fith of February; and that the birth-flay of his Royal Highness the Prince Re gent will also be czlehrated by a drawing-roam Ht her Majesty's Palace, on St. Geut - ge's-clay, the 23d of April. It it most earnestly recommended and desired, tlhit tile nobility and gentry, and all persons at npon Owe occasions, will appear in clresset entirely of Carlton-flow, Ott. 41, 181 G. . . TTis lja7al TVl:hoess the Prince Regent has been. pleased, in the note and on the behalf of his i 1 lajesty, to nominate leis Excellency the Right Hon. itohert Liston, his 'Majesty's m1,4544,10r E tro ordinary and Pleni potent iary at t blime Ottoman Porte, to be a Knight (.rot(1 Cross of the Most Ho wa,,,rititir Order of tlto 114th, vacant by the death of the late Robert Gunning. Fartign•(.),jficr, ,Uct. es, ISIS: Hit Royal Ifighnesc the , Prince :Argent has been pleanci, in thr nmme and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve; ut Mr Wiiiimt; I)a.y, as Consul at Kittptou-upon-liull, rot the Unitenl States of America. B.INKft!TTCY ENLARGED. F. Carling, Uuitm-strect, Rood-street, tailor, front Oct. 16 to 0,-c. 14. DANKitupTs. E. Barher, Yarmouth, Norfolk, dealer in perfumery. to sur . router Ott. vg, N0v..5 , Dee. 3, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. lliuiirn trait, Crescent, Jewili-street A. P.itchie, Liverpool, no-reliant, Nov. la, 19, Dec. 3, at the .tilng's Arms, Liverpool. Atturnirs, Messrs. At:61434)u awl 61 . 4.t.t0ry, Bedford-1 . 4)w. GoApto; slopstller, Nor. 7. 8. Dec. 3. at the Gospoit. Alturnies, NlebSrS. Ale)ritldCr and ;d e w Inn. Id • lloihrit. nolory, Sussex, shopkeeper, Nov. 19, 4ti, Dec A. at It'e'Whitu Attoritie4, -f.reg,4ins and Funtiereau, Angel-court, The dpourtoli to lee. Dec. a at the 3. Ogden, rr, draper. Nov. 1 1. Es. 'Palace Itio, Maitcheste.r. Attuizvy, Mr. I,llis, Chuncery- bare. n. llippoo, Liverpool, agent-hroher, Nar. (8, 19, Dee. 3, at the George, Livetpool. Attorney, Mr. Forrester, Liver , W. ,othroap, Coln, Lancashire, hawker, Nov. I?, 19, Per. 3, nt the Fierce, Trinon. Attorney, Mr. Norris, John - :or. et, Bed ford-row. F. Hal init . , e mi i ivor t iiiipaitor g ansbire, linen•drapers Nov• , 2, Dec. 3, at. he Commercial tiorross, Bristol. Attorttiv., tnes , rs. Llutherts, 'rsylor, apd Deane, Grays'ission-squarv. C. rainsford, FAA Hammy, Berkshire, saralinanc Noe. 14, Dec. at the Nett'-inn, Abin,stion. AtturutliMr. Nel son, Essvx.strett, Strand. J. Lever, Bollon-le-Moors, lAncashire, totton-minufacturers 13 , 1 4, Dec. 3, at the Conntiercial-inn, Baltortsle 'Moors. Ant,rucy, Mr. W John-street, Bedard-rose. T. Httdsort,ll3rk-lane, maltster, Oct. it, Nov. A, Ver. Ss at Goildhali.. At Nemo*, Mr. Church, Pateruuster •row, Union street, lii:ltopsgate...r cert. E. Nlanson, Thvo!talrl's.roarl, coachsrudker, Oct. 24i. e, .Dcc., ;.I . builifltall. Attorney, Mr. Cheveley, Great Yalta• ey- rit rev t.. Motie, crevnivich, builder, Oct. 26, Nov. 6, Dec. S. at ( ; 1 1 11,1 firkl 1 .„ At tornry, Mr. 1-4,010nn, Ile iames,"and T. • LAW , er10.:4411e, WitellintfrinVn, Oct. ea. Nov. 4, Dec. 3, at Griltntall. ilttorntes, l'onilios,ps,.Thornson, and Baker, (:00.1,411-court, ntortoa-.0 iv a J.: and .1. Thompsiro. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchants;' "Oct. 00, Nov. 19, Dec.n, at the :ivor,,cr, Newcastle-upon-Tynt... 4ttoroirs, Alcor*. M:irttin and Williainbuo, Gr.ry's-irru stiva;'e. DIV! I) I)S. Nur% V:, IL IS9)lr, Clsippin.; Onktr, Emir*, bricklayer-, 2tr. ttl..01V11,11: nod . Old . Ford, Middlesex, breweis.—:tiny. 1.6,.A Walker, sets. and g. Willlirr, nitwit ham, A. W.tiker, f tin. and It. ll.olock, suer clillllts—Nor. la, J. IV.. Amain, Princes-strret, Coventry. sheet, linen-draper. , —Noe. Newsnars-strert, nerd:lsaac—Noe. 12, H. litrol;lttou anti J. Histophreys, King's Arius-yard, Otlernan.strect,_Oserv.h.tots—Nor. T. 'Wag. her n, Chatham, butcher--Nov. it, J. Mackenzie and 11. Koper, Cross -street, Finsbury-Square, uscrch.loll—Nur. 12, .1. Alklridtte Nelion.s.ittare, surgeon—Nov. VI, J. Bland and 41. Sattetiliw.Aite, Fcrt•coikrt, insurilice.brails—Nm Nichol .ms, Portstntiulls, tailor. ,, Oet. , fin, P. .Budd, Plymouth- Td, S. Baker, Southwark, upholsterer— Ntri,,.l 6 , T. Browne. Sarfigr-trardessa, .witse-nterchant—Dee. 11, 'r. Iliiths aod It. g.ochy, Wryly, vforeri":%;OV• 14, art3Alfoir . r, 11:4inili411-street, Illackwell-lwll.l . 4ctor;—Nor. li, It". Lewis, Watlisse-street, , . Wax-chandler—Dec. 7, 14. Wil mutt, .Slioreham Kent, ,yaper , ..maXer—Noe. T. prairie,. Lowest , 4l, herrtog-userChaslN--:'4. , e. 12, W. lOgstr, IkllitWone, grocer—Non. ti, J. J. Dean, Nut tins's-corner,. Ilermondsey, al,ll,,,,,izlit—Oet. 254 Strilit+M. Glosicexterslore, liquor-um cis:sot—Nov, 12, V. Conner, 'New Bond-street, suillines : -!-Nov. 12, Batchelor an , l .1. Pririe Surf cY, ,buildens--Nov. 15.. Itirtetwr, Thorpe, li.q.sex, grocer.—Nor. Foot, Inyrnout h. dock, slotconiker—Nov. 9, W. S. Wri:tht, Patti*hemi. Susuct suisfoire, thoitkr4.--Nov, Adams and J. Edwards'', C:nniberl.ssol,trra; ntzroyi.square, clotie-mul,cls. NoV. ')2 J. ikiilt/er min V. tilapliti, Iron4;toittzer-(acne, werchnnls— A. S. Roberti, Leetti, 113.x -spinner--.1. Tatter-ion, %Cotten (ilt,itc,ster)h.re, Iteptort, Lwidale, merchant— J 11 . 1troner4ttilth, futilti.rper-11. Hart, Pqrtdmuutil, Hat y..-I,;emt—l'. Sistirry, autbrrli Abu, bilt,tr. RTNEIISHIPS _DISSoLVED. 11. and .;. I. and; W. Winn, ~kld.-rigate.street--- Clial and 1.. 1).);Iption, Ilanc!4e:iter—S. Woolle./ and Ilirchwflod,perhr.tiire, T.ipaell . and .1. St tiri y, Leicester , firlds, oysternirn --J. Crashy and 'l'. White, Wustillry, Wiltshire, elothiers- 7 P.O-en. and C. Edv c;oiwrll-st rect, and S. Jaeoh, Hatiritoditeli, tolnicen-inanip. and J. Spooner, Manvhester. crllvers-- I.Crafte, 4. G. 4.4 moo. and J. Platt. l.iciaponi—J. Dcliatike 11,1,1 Skidaiare, pap4t-alannfat t-aiers. * F I It/'• -- An Itl:irming fire broke out about hall: past ti%,e , oselock tlifo rtig-ht, ut wurebouiteiti Arcupieu by Mr, itrtittellMl, i nt ' wnrellotr,e, ilfr . lt £itttt tttt icuteit to the upper pArt occupied by NI, sirs. i.ii tl arid p f s, which shortly consiotiell the' s out, ; ; 15 uliti hst.k auti d‘image'd the house ocokpiett by Mr.' Meyt ick commuOica t int; to ft stacli at wardnolses of Mr. Ilarkitess, an Irish focior; which ehnsunted the same, aml the %floa t : of the immense stock of friAllinellS, Tke spacious premises of Messrs. Brothers, 8 ,1 Ca ft)r >t Ono., were threateried with inevit. *Ole desructioo hot through the most prompt and pe—e% evi l * as - sktatice of the firen.iep, §1 , 8 4 frietol- ut N/e:s4Ts. Stirling, at the tisk- of their lives, the premises have only Folleine tht partial ilgruage, and . ti,e very extensive stock of not lass arm 200,0901." saved, froto the devouring- ele 7 Picot, i'he Cot d Mayor (mended in person, owl was ray a:CtiVelint weld. 111C/severe! houes art the '.isle or 'Bow-Lthci 'in the occupation of Messrs. Sadler,- Sutton, Gore, Everitigham, have CrPCSiderithie (foliage, as also one o ftttr ti ittr3nics o f Bt,ic church, acid the fire-lad. tirs 'were cautioned. The loss cannot be esti- Mated at hi% filtitl 40,000 L whicl4 is inured in the varitoin. POLICC INTELLIGENCE. MANSION-HOU;;E. Tim CONSTIRACIRS.—Yrsterday the Jew named Salomon, alias Dubb/iloot, was amirehemled in the City. lie was- brought to the INiansion-house, where ha underwent a private examination before • the LORD MAYOR, in the presence of an officer whom he has charged with having supplied him whit bad money for the purpose of ensnaring a number of poor sailors on To er- hitt. The examination lasted several hours. The officer was not sent to prison, but was ordered to attend at the public examination, Which %% ill shortly take-place. 1 O%V.SrttF.FT. Yesterday was the day appointed for bearing the charge of "felony preterced against Mr. Denew the auctioneer, before. 11 r. 13tatctg, by a man of the name ot Langton, in consequence of his haring purchased two lot, at a sale of Mr. Dent w's at Ealing, when not having complied with the conditious .of sale, Mr. Denew, from circtun stanceS which came to his.knowledge, repossessed himself ot the property front Mt: Langton," who • had taken it away from the place of sale. Two o'clock was the hour appointed for arguing - the question of the felony. Mr. ALLav, and Mr. BURGES3, the solicitor, were in teadiness defend Mr- Dcncw from the charge, but Mr. A Nnacws, ‘v - ho was to upturn the charge, was not in at tendance; and after waiting till past 3 o'clock, a letter was received front ,hitn,- stating, that on ac count of businesi in another place, it was impossible for hint. to come to the office. The proceedings' were then adjourned till 8 o'clock last night, at which hour it was restlitle'd, when Mr. ANnttews was heard at considerable lengthin support. of the charge, and Mr. ALLEY in reply. The evidence tea: gone through on both sides. Mr. 131RNIE, in tleilVtlltvg his opinion, declared, thlt there was 410 pretence fur a charge of felony. The office %vas crowded.' mAnt.nottouGn.snq.:ET. Impos•roas.---On Monday last there women ap plied to Mr. HICKS, the Sitting Alagistrate, to sign prises ; but Mr. liisson, chef Clerk, and Plank and Joy, officers, suspecting that they were impostors, communicated their 'kights to the Magistrate, iu con,equence of which the signature tray obliterated, and they were desired to &pint., instead Ot so doing, they waited until his worship Was departing from the office, when they met him at th e o flice.tlonr, taxing him with prejudice, and declaring it was hard to starve in a .liristian coutt tty, Mr, Hicks, .fearing the officers. might he mis taken, returned hack to effect bo,tue plan for their ;chef, b.ut the officers,, perskting in their opinion, brArched them, with his permission, in a pri 7 vare room. In the interval one at 'Utem escaped ; the others, who had two children, stated names to be Mary Taylor, shies .O'Neil, and •Doherty. On O'Neil were fotind 331. in -bank notes, and on her daughter Fanny, wt. re found a Scotch batik •note, h one pound Bank .of England note, together with a quantity of old passes re ceived trom St. .1 aine'sc i , St. Martin's, tirbeth and even from Yorkshire, St. Aline, Soho, aud signed by Mr. Colquitoun, Sir NV. l'arsons, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Stacks, in Yorkshire, and finally by Mr. Hicks himself, at which the 11 orthy as gistrate was thunderstruck, and ordered them to be _brought before him yesterday, and in the meow. time to be seat to Sc. Jatoe's workhouse l! they were accordingly brought up by Plank,; and on his way to the %Ace he met a poor woman oained,Bry ant, who had been soliciting relict from,the Lime parish ; ale : spoke to one of the prisoners, a t th e - • sam e. t nne intimating to the.ollicer that she could. inforM him at something respecting them : this coma*, therefore, was examined, and her evi dence Showed that about a fortnight back, as she was going to Rosemary-lane to purchase some old clothes for her children, she saw a great crowd of people in front of the Mansion. llOnst, and iminited the cense of a bystander,.. who informed ber.the Lard Mayor curs' giving passes. She was going on, when one o f t h e sone; s, 'seeing her with so many children, advised her , 'to aaly to his Lordship : that he would give her 'l% pass and four shillings, and she (the prisoner) would put her in a way of getting sixpence for each of the children in various pints through the City. This plan witness disdained, and told the prisoners, although site wits prior and her children fatherless, She would still endeavour to 'get herhread try honest imiustry, itt the satire time than Ling them 'for their advice. 'lire pri-' soners th e n tre a ted her with some gio, and they depatted. Two days ago they met her again at St. Anne's workhouse, on the same busineis., and regretted very much they could get only bread and cheese at St. James'iri . tail they again pressed her to become a partner in their gains, which 'he again refused, and' they parted. Since then Lire had not seen them until now mu custody. The prisoners ufenied 411 knowledge 'oPenelt other. ()i.e said she lately arrived in toivri from Nianelietter, and the other said site, eirue from Irclawf, hot noliAltunitely she hod forgotten the the phicv linivever, this story WAS re lined by !heir own chilelren, whoistated them in has been actintiinted for A Ding time. The Ma.zistrates (nr.ll:lttLtt and Mr.' thexs) directed the cast: tobetitade as public at lios . sible, In order that the Overseers tit the different pa riihes shoithl appear, as non e woe then in At tendance except Mr. Shodwell, of St. James's...-. PlAnk, the oit . eer, banded the' property found on the prisoners, when, amongst other things,wtts An affidavit tor a p:iiviihruker'S dupliente; way also found on theta. They 'were remanded. ,QUELN.-401T..4.n1i, Bssttryr CLUIIS.-401m Somerville summoned hefoie the Magistrate the Stewards of the Cale donian Society, for refusing to trty week timing the time he was confined in the iiing's Bench Prison for debt. Complainant stated, that by the articles he was .entitled to have received that sow fui• nine months, .whertras.tliey had refused to pay after the enti of three months. Tile defendants, on their part, objected to the claim ttnole against thetn c ittasnotcli a di e arti cles Say tloit every titeinher confined for debt shall . be" excluded 411 Ch sum As is uuw claimed per an he i. entitled to tis groats, and that complainant never sued for his groats. Another ohjeetiim was, that at the end of three months he was en titled to the benefit of the insolvent act, and hail been reminded by the Judge for some misde meanour in his conduct, otherwise be might have been discharged at the end of three mouths instead of nine. _ _ ... An attorney, who hati been employed br com plainant , deposed, that he never hot it in his power to sue for his groats, because his plaintiff had never put him in execution : and as to the second objec tion, when he applied to be di.charged under the Insolvent Art, 'lir. Srrjeant Ittinniugton had re manded him, not for any misdemranottr, but merely becanse he had not inserted in his schedule the lease of his house, which was mortgaged, and therefore he thought it could not be of any service ei:licr to himielior his creditors. _ _ The Magistr,ate informed the s!ewartlS that their objections had in his opinion been completely answered by the above evidence, and` - that they must pay cOmplaitutot theweeklyallowance claimed front the they they left oil to the • time of his discharge. • Richard. Haywar►t and Thomas Rider, the two soldicis lately discharged from the Glengarry Light Infantry, returned front Cattatlit, the former of whom had charged his comrade with robbing l►im, after 9 years' service in the same regiment, a ppeared before the Magistrate according to their promise, and Hayward informed him that his Com rade had received his prize-money, and paid him ihe suns for which his clothes bad been pledged, S that he was now satisfied he did 'not take them witlian intent to steal. They both thanked him -very kindly for the indulgence he had show► them this dav htfore. The ALigistrate dismissed them, with a recom mendation to return to Canada, nhere there was a great deal of work, and bnt few men to do it. CORONERS' INQUESTS. Yesterday evening an Inquest was held at the !lead public-house, James-street, West- Minster, before i‘lr. Lewts, Ott the body of Eliza beth Jones, it child, who met her death in com ,sequenq of her dress having caught fire. - 11antUtit'cher; the wire - of Anthony Fnlcher, a .Chelsea pensioner, sworn, said,. on Motibay night, about G o'clock, the molter of the deceased came to henhouse and paid her weekly rent ; the had been with her only about five minutes, when she heard the deceased (who was only about four years old) scream out, inconsequence of which he went with the mother, and found the child lying across the chairs with her clothes all in Games she wrapped a blanket round her, and also her apron, and , by this means succeeded in extin guiAhing,the tire; but she was so much burned that it was deemed-proper to take her instantly to the linspibil. On the way she said she was going to .put the tea-kettle, when her pinafore caught fire, which oecaNioned the accident. The child di e d i n t h e H os pit a l on Sunday,evening. Verdict " .Dcath." Another Inquest was held by the same Coroner, at the Masons' Arms, itlmiox.tuiett, Honorer. Mlldre, on view of the body of ‘ViMani Field, a sargeon, who died suddenly on the preceding day. Godfrey Hall, of 49, Conduit-street, said, about eight o'clock. tit Monday morning he was called to the house of the deceased, with whom he had been ncgi u for several years ; he found the body dead, anti cold : it ray in a natural state, Without ma:Jo of violence, and he bad no doubt but he died a natural death; Jonathan Harphy, servant to the deceased about 26 pars, said he was a very,sgber man, and 4p. lieared inn good state of healtlionFriday evening %%hen he went to bed. Monday morning, about eight Weloek, the maid-servaut said she knocked at his door, as he had nut risen ; but be not an swering, she regnested witness would awake him. He went up stairs and knocked again, and, not being answered, he opened the chamber door, went to the bed-side, and found him lying on hi s back in bed, quite dead : the body was cold, and he sent for Mr. Hall, the apothecary in Conduit street, who came immediately, but could render no . assistanee. Verdict—'' Died by the visita. tion gl God." An Inquiition was taken yesterday miming before `rttomas STIRLING, Esq. Coroner for Mid. dlescx, at the house of Mr. Joint Alm! hews, the sign Of the - Three Icings, in Clerkenwell-close, in the parish -of St. Jmne,, upon the body of a tnan known by the flame of James, but wbOse surname wns not known, found dead on Saturday morning last, in a field belonging to Mr. William Hobbs, of Islington. The deceased had lately come from his native place, Hanham, in Essex, nod was em ployed a little lit Islington, us a drover ; he was without necessary clothes ithtl rood, ana it is sup. Posed has not slept in it bed for a considerable time, but that his genetni lodgings were under the hay-stacks in the field where he was found dead On SAtttrdtty morning. Vertlict--- 41 Pound dead in a Gild at Islington, anti the Jury are of opi- - nion that be tiled in consequence of extreme ill ness.'' An Inquisition was taken at the *bite licirst, near Fitzroy-t‘quare, by the seine ti•orbner, upon the body of Mrs - . Catherine - Edwards, aged OS years,. tylio teas burnt to , death on Molniay night,'hy her clothes accidentAilY toliirig fire.— Maria Calieridge, servant to \i r. Williams, a lodger in thejionse'of the deceased, at 42, Tot teriliam•street, Tottenham-court-road - , said that she left the house about three o'clock ,in the at ' ternooo, and returned about eight at night. She Opened the street door nub her key., .andi great quantity of smoke iisned through the , parlour. door ; 3he got a light, anti went to the parlour, which the deceased had lately made into a sleeping room ; he saw the deceased laying upon herback, and burnt in a most sliocking mintier, all the clothes, were burnt off, and the names had com municated' to the bed Clothes, whiCti were burnt . to tinder; the deceased Will quite decor; she ed the watchnan, who came to ber assistance.' The - deceased, she tire:light, was in ale act of striking a light at the Elan - her clothes tool, Rs tl.e thider box and candle lay near ber upon the floor.. Verdict—".C.Asnally and by. misfor.. tone came to ber death by being burnt." D42ADFUL SUICIDS.—On Monday evening atk Inquisition was taken at tire Cross Keys Inn, Gracechurch-street, before Tiros' Snetasitte Esq. upon view of the body.of John Phipps, wbo was found with his throat cut, in one of the rooms of that place, on Friday evening last. The Jur y which consisted of sixteen, deliberated for SOMe time as to the state of mind the deceased was 14 when he committed the dreadful act, anti at length, with the exception of one person, pronounced I verdict of " Insanity." BOXING. --- Another sort of North-country fight toolt yesterday at Moulsey Hurst, between Tamers tgko.:i,:: made his- debut on this occasion, and Cu rtis, signatet! the Dutch Bam of his weight from his public fighting. " Betting was 5 to 2 and 3 to 1 Oa the event. There were but few persons present. T h ar' greatest novelty, perhaps, in the ring was dies!'" pearance of Oliver, who returned from Scotland with Crihh om- , nimbly. His face bears evident marks of impolite behaviour ; but his London friends offer to back him for 100 guineas against . Carter, to fight near London. Turner Was 3" conded by Tom Owen; Curtis by Oliver. There Were no points in this combat. which would give an opportunity for the writer to dwell upon ; it was all on one side from first to kit* and althisugh• from the known game of Curlis-tba , - ,odds varied towards him when he had not a sha- Amy of chance.- Turner. proved himie lf t ver , od y g ood man, and shewed offas a first-rate lett-liau ed fighter of second weight. Its the first ro there was some smart rallying, and Curtis oisde a good stop and returned. In • the fourth ((wild Curtis shoved first Wood, anti in the ninth ruoad be was knocked down. To pursue a fight of 68 rounds in detail, whie,h, did not afford a single advantage on the part t; Curtis, would be tiresome to the amateur , dull indeed to the reader not interested in exhibitions. In the 10th round, which ano ers 1 "r the 14 th , 16 th , and 18th, Curtis made sifi liindc gallant efforts ; and the Itith istint", ta upon his adversary's eye, but it wa s too sll"'iLd do touch execution. In the 17th sound , he the nature of his adversary, which thorough breed. Turner had before receive right-handed hit on the ear, but in this round forth same was planted With much force, an d dre w od the claret in streams. This was the onlic, ir .. hit he was able to make in the whole the . vest ner stood over him, and shewed himself Ib e t light left-banded fighter of the day. With t, tj goodness of Curtis, he was unable to get " 1 tre execution until his efforts were paralit ed by ses ,d, hitting. In the 22d round be made a brave sis end was decidei a but be had strength and 'length against l i :„` b i tt be was thrown in nearly every round. in 11 , 1 n t o rouro!s the umpire an his friendeadvised !gm et! gli'e in, but be persisted that c ould el: le j ,though his adversary had scarce!y a Sc i.J eve rt de , a r d ho as s fs. , e. At length, after stoggling solin g „„,,. disadvantage one flour and 2 . S utimites,_ 1)041-r" e a w k i l l i o ac a k i e d e i s w i t a t c e g e tie tl y i . e here had a specimen of it with „IR the Vf• i ii:t to Turner exhibited th e traits of a Brit i ish , P hi l Y dor', more instances than one, when be 5 4cle " the sox he Pa, in his power . C ur tis, from ,amet ' 'rimier , could not get at bins, and the p ut exhibited the more he got punished.vv to bed in a most deplorable state. a ud A / Isecond fight took plAce Gretna Green.::.b.....t• between Pa was Moldier, .pugilists of second rate, isilic. l) ' l4 ,by the forme:. The Northam 11 wefe.kst.received dP:p7sitSsBavnini(gittl:tlllls,B's3llites' • Pie second Quarterly Meeting of .the 1) uss of . the Hertfordshire Saving Bank wos aturday, the.l2th inst. ,at the Shire•ligh,;4ool, ford, when it appeared ,that upwards of 4 tho . had been deposited since its COOlittenCCrnClll Qi rk 30th of March last, from W•hich time it ill ret e ti is able that not a week has passed without om" • oa d th v o U P 7 u c h s s e i a t i v:a rt i l i i . l i o c u ( u )f di tl:e herrings taken ti): , 'c ftgall ,' the COWS of the 'Sit a Mau, is estimatzd at + cir • Si KU'S. ousitt of o a n da S t u r nti t ay r , Mri,MayagtaLria.,trect, Groirrna: . 00 Same nioinin; , , in Guiidfotd•ttreet, ne'"ll-64t1-14' Lady of William, Bedford, Eiq. of g_ riauOter. ~,,t, j ilt to o: t h h : 1 5 9 th tt:,: t t N E te x::: : : e be ca .l4ad oit Y scot of of -. ~ is u , : i f l osa C 4 an . a dar 4 i l l ltb ri tu a a rtd r ia l e a : y s kt ,: r n hi . 4. f t a itot s r o rse n b . :drarisseek, !rt. 1 a i n,. rd ,, , .til • iii ri. m ;: f II 546'; -1.34 mo p , / On the poll, at,Preatonpaus,llrs L-aption Ilf"'"' : ' , r I .° ' - ' 4 ' ail , near er r le 41 ale • G., ,.. 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