The Sun. — London, England, 1819-02-11 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL JOURNALS. The Extract from The Limerick Chronide, Te ~spec:ing the Outrage which had been committed , tin the Corpse of the late Mr. 1.1 (MI EMT by Popish illtiflians,has naturally excited mach alarm, and it is to be hoped that the misguided Protestarfts have been induced to peftion in favotrr of rtoman Cii•liolic Claims, will, frotn this shocking fact, see the datigeras well as lolly of supporting the prections of Papists to Legislative Attiho- Tit y . We insert a farther ex tt act 'l'f Line tic, Chronicle, of the 3,1 lost:, Mtiell 'follows a 're- petition of the first acedunt of the atrocious out rage, reprinted by desire of the Gentleman who wrote the NOTES oppetfueo to mat ;recount (gee tit ti Su N )1 th e 3.1 lust.); ant! the letter from hit (I..n!lrin in;• in coirsepience of sir. 4etter C - or — which ass , , sue Fi SUN of the 6th inst.) finlll whit!) it is evi.lem that Otte (4ct tv:ls a.; first • in The Limerick Chronicle, a fact tV!rit we malt expert if svt al e tier cr.rsed with l'uvisti LEGISLATORS. " ti) :he 1) , ,!e, I feel ; 4,0e, reltly to Avow, that the conversatioo alluded to wa.r held by the deceAst with me; in prctellee . iif lleitiert—and the deceased olfercd to verify the.sattie upon Oath. WILIAANI 1). F!OARE, " Vicar•Geileral' of the'Diocest tif Linivrick. With regard to the 'second note, the occur ,, rtices related therein t.ere told tne•in:presente of .111 e dervoeo, by his desirg, ,at)o were o!erwarqs rPrifiri!led;by fle,rhert, to Henry Want 13aylee, E'q and tnr.ell.. 6 . - WILLLINI D. HOARE, Vicar-General. " I'Was . present when the above circumstance . was related to the Rev. Wm..D. Hoare, and ac— loowledged as a correct Statetylt;nt. - " HENRY WILLIAM BAYLEE. " To the Editc,rs of the Limerick Chronicle. c! consequence of the Publications ivhich I have seen in The Evellili Post of Thurs day, and, rite Chronicle of Saturday last, I feel it' incumbent upon me to request 0e jp§grtion.ot the following statement :—Some time previous to the death of Mr. JOhn Herbed, ,(whom- knew but as b Parkhionet of St. John's—the duty of which I have to dkcharge, during the'absCnce of the Ite'V.' Air. Lewis ) ) I was called on to visit him,:an., waited on him accortlinglysome days after, a very respectable tnan came to the bestry-room of St. John's Church., arid warned the to be - cautious how I lost any of the 'flock committed to my charge— . and at the sametimc remarkedi 'that if I enqvired -Herbert.himself kind that he. (the nun Om cdlled on me) %ras nqr insolent itt, thus .(as he:efltressed himself) putting me on my guard. Immediately I again went to the house of thc.sickit9an, and was stopped at'lltc door by a 4vontau, who asked me was I not Mr: Mam jf 1 was, Mr. Herbert would not see that I lia } d no business' there. powever, ltav in;;knocked, and the door being opened, was immediately welcomed, and ushered to the cham ber-Of Mr. Herbert, ishornl . l'Ouotiixtrentely this. compt?sed ; and having asked him .the cause, 01n1, related to him the conversation which just occur.. red, both in the . vestry-room, and at his door, he answered me nearly in the following word, : Oh, Mr. Maunsell, I have.beeu torn, distracted, front a visit which a gentleman has been pleased to afflict me with, who attacked me in a ,cruel manuer,.telling me that I was long enough with the devil, and even now to turn from him ; answered, that I was convinced that was not the case, fur there is my sheet anchor (pointing to my bible, which lay on the table near my bed) whence I drew to myself peace and comfort, suclr as be could not give nor never take away. That holy book, and 1 know not how many other ver sions of it he replied, are spurious; and having asked hint what version of is was right, he pet emptorily told me, that I bad no occasion fur a bibie.at I then turned away, telling him that in my present state I was totally unable to hold u controversy with bitn,,and that the whole con clave of Rotne would not alter my sentiments— be then turned to my wile;and commenced abus ing our holy faith, saying, where was it at such a time (weaning I suppose the Reformation) an excommunicated Friar (indeed), who took a lum from her nunnery, was its founder; that we ought to be ashamed of the very name—to send for her Bishop, Dean, Mr. Hoare, or Mr. Gub bins, and he would put diem down before her. Poor woman, continued Mr. Herbert, quite dis tracted from the scene which bad just posed, she could not tell him, that it was then, now, and ever s j inee the gospel of peace was made .known in the Bible ; and that Lirther (hOwevee false she believed his assertion of him to be) was not the founder of the Established Church.' I knew that Mr. Herbert's conviction of tie errors of the Church of Botne was strong, and his attachment to the doctrines of the Bible firm ; I therefore requested, that he would rather direct his thoughts to the awful change which with rapid strides was approaching. Such, I solemnly 83 7 ./ pep, was the substance, and as tar as my me - mot's? has aided me, the very words which' papsed relative to the conversation of the person alluded to in the second note, an.' pexed to a former s!atement. I will not tres- • pass.on. yytirs, or on the time of the. Public , by potirtraying tl►e oi feigned penite nce which _burst .from the inmost soul of the dyiog tun ; it is r e ,glorious eoosolation to every true Christian to., ;mow, that it is before a merciful Jude he is gone, ‘vho,will not bring this tithe.-booii, nor ,his exactions, t() account,. hut who rejoices more,over one sinner that repented) than ninety and nine just persons wlosneed - no repentance. 1 trnst the ashes of the dead will now be stqereti to enjoy that hallowed repose to which Omnieotenee has consigned them. Another circumstance now re mains, which I should not trespass on the public by stating, but. from the manner in which niy conduct has been noticed by the writer of a pa raZra-pli in 7 :The Ere,'li P a ct (Jf Th'"'"L'Y which 1 an't accused kith having swerved from the dittcharge of a solemn duty,' which, tls 'he is pleased to say, argues against the warmth of .his (my) .fripdsliip, and the fervor of . his. 'Oily) zeal.' I w a s informer! b y . Mrs 1-lerhert, that les: any ,thing should 'induce me to attend the funeral, she-dismiiied a carriage froal 'the door (which before she wished I should go in), for that she and others were warned, tharif I Went I should Ate sent back to LitneriA as dead as the corpse I attended. The paragraphisr will , per lia•ps, allow me to infOrth him; that evely) Cler gyman's duty is legally confined to his 047 n pa rish, and that nought but folly should inunce any 'person to give a niurderer an open to execute his I:design, by intruding into a parish where he was tittl;nown, and where the performruce of the du at's teas already, proyided for. Nothing, I trust, :shall withhold me frOm mine ; the writer of the ,Paragraph pet - T4 ,tifiodril to may make liimsrtt pi r(eelly easy 011 thk pit i it . I now })i,l farewell to this mipleasing soltiect , I trust for ever. 1 have trespassed fun woeli 'wino the attention of the public. As the ,ol,:nstiity Of an Open signa ture is ut 3tlCli " l am, Sir, your's, WILLIAM NIAITNELL. '' Curate d St:Jublea. Limerick, ro). 3,-181:)." " The staretnent which appeiredin'The Lime 'rick Chronicle - 4!f Wednesday, the 27th of .Nintary, Jeldtive to the occurrences which took place in the Church-yard of FagmiDgstown, is not exaggerat ed, as erroneously reported. The indighily offer ed-to the corpse. Was in the Chureh-yatd, not a potatoe-field. " THOMAS AVESTRopp. • " [ll -. of Fcctamote." LAW INTELLIG ENC•E. CONI.T OF KING'S . BENCII, WESTMINSTER, FI:D. 10. ACTIONS AGAINST NEWSPAPERS. HAMILTON C. LAWRENCE WILLIA3I3. On a ( ~ rtner day Mr. ANDREWS obtained a ride, calling on the defendant, au Attorney of this ,Court, to sliew tense why he should not render an account of all actions brought egainst certain Newspapers, in her name, for the imblication of ;a libel ; and also an account of all sums of mo.: ney which . he received in her name it; respect of such actions. The affidavit, upon which the application was made, complained that. Mr. Wil liams had brought a great ciiirty actions in 1 1rs, 11 . amjlion's name, without her authority, and had compromistd them, putting the money he h a d 'received in lieu of datuages into his own pocket, without rendering her any'acc%punt thereof. Mr. MARRYAT now appeared to shew cause opOrs fittd'airits negartiving the material faCts al leged in Mrs. Hamiltonbs'affidavit, and "pa r ti cn .;_ !arty denying that he had received any money frotn Newspapers in lieu of darbages, by way o f comproinise. If was advnitred that he had dis conthiued ' act i ons whic;i had been originally brought with Mrs. Harnillon's authority, on pay ment of C osts, which costs he receiyed .profes sionally. '['he aSidavits disclosed the names of the defendants who had so compromised. The Coptyr, withoot entering into details of the a ffidavits, recommended that thesobject, shoOld go before the M!t!T, which was accordingly - ac ceded to by the Counsel on boib sides. THE KING V. THE COMMISSIONERS OF MARGATE PIER. , . Mr. MARRY shevved , against R. rule 9 f cause Mr. GU RNEY, for a lnatlCignpiS to FO;9111,0 the c,le fendants to pay certain poor? Rates, in revett of their tolls. Ile stated that the, defendants had granted a lelqe of the tolls to Mr. Chatco,l,er, thei r clerk, and that as the rate was nut made until . the clay after I,lce letting, the lessee and occupier, and not Lice Commissioners, ought to pay the rate. lie so,inuitted that there was no,instancg i t , w hi c h a mapdannts had been issued to cuinpel a Corporation to pay Poore Dates. Mr. GURNEY, on .the other side, said, that in this case there vvas no ,other,rentetly, as there was noticing to levy upon, and that the fea,s!,,wats grani ed to the Clerk for the l►ttrpose of,e,y A ding th e tan , Affidavits. on both sides having been heard iat great length, Tice Cot/lir sai!l, t : lpt they did not 0114 it ne cessary to give arty opinion at preseht whether at Monaomus would lie against , a Corporation to compti them to pay a poor's rate, but as it was obvious that-there had been some management in the case, they thought it right to give the parish officers an opportunity of bringing the question of law before the Court. With this view they directed that a mandamus should be issued, and .if the Cotmuissiou,ers made a false return, it would rem,ain.for the Par,ish Odierts to act listheyibmild be ~advised, onti the legality .of the mandamtts I might then be considered. I THE X.ING ,V. MORGA•N AND BTA NI. E -These defendants were convicted of an assault on a Mr. Dailey, at the sittings after last 'lrinity! Term, before Lord Ellenborough. ,The_particu. larl of the case have already been before pie pablic. The assault was .occasioned ennse qttence of a dispitte.respecting a hired carriage of the proseutor's . motb,er. The defendants were now bronghtopfor jiitlg meat, and the Court, nosier all the,circgmstances of the case, sentenced each , of the defentlaos to pay a inc pt . 65., : t3d.,it appearing that : the prose- for was not f.ree from blattie in the transaction. 7— (I)lorning ASSIAJLT.S. —lt was iiecitied „at - . Itlariborough street, yezterilay, that in .eases of .neee:,sily and violence, an nificer ;a_ police is justiatil in ty.- prehending, the offender at any boor, without first; waiting for a .warrint from the Magistrate,to act. S 4 uicins.—John -Walley, a man 70 years of . age, who kept a coal-shed in Ifee's-4ews.,.Gros venor-stin!ire,. nearly severed Isis froin his body on Theiday. lie was held to 'bail on Sa- Jurday at nar,lborotigh-street Police Office for an, assault, with an intent to . commit a rape on child eight years old. The body reindins for a Coroner': Invest. rt#,. 7 ;11) U yo tRE NrAinritAGEDy OF EVADNIt POT EN ti MR. Ey2',RA Wlhen erst in Eden's solitary Uhl\ ers, I'he primal Man beheld his world of iloweis, t Eternal - sunshine ting'd the g l or i ous s ky , Alternate ' , cantles wood his wandering eye, While infant Lore, 'waving- its•odorous'Ailn!4, Woke the wild spirit of the breathing Spring,. Yet still through Paradise he restless-sty:l)-Y', Its bower was songless, and -its son was shade; • Wen as the Bard of Albany ' 4 ' has sung, In strains that live for age, and yc't ate yotmg, Creation bluoned, a decorated • h was not Paradise—till Woman smied. fair on his view the Paragon arose, Sunrce of his hliss, and solace of Lis woes,: By bounteous Heaven ordain'd to soothe his fall) And sole survive, a recompense fur all. . Who has not felt het: cliaSte tpd•chatMed power Beguile his sad, and raise his rapine& hour If such there he--Oh let him bend hiS sight Far from the hallowd vision of to -night. To• night, Mir Bard, in loiely woman's cause, hl ~ni from manly bosoms asks applause ; From Biitish bosoms asks, without a fear, .41issui'd that such a cattstt is sacred here. And yon, ye Fair, see young E i vadm.prcive • • IL I - vestal honour, and ; ti t er 419 'Ott See her, the light and joy of e:very eye, Veil all her charms in sli'Otless.chastity; And, 'mid the fires anti fantasies of youth, Turn strong temptations to the cause of truth Oh ! may each maid Ex•afhti's virtue share, With heart as faithful, though with form lcss.fair. YOu, tim, who hope ainhition's height to climb, : • Toiling to fortune through the tuaie of crime, Behold, as., in the daring " foul of Cs etc," Of such design the lesson, and the fate; Bebohl the wing that l , fts it to the skies • • Melt in the sun, to which it sought to rise. Such - is the strain by whi c h the mural Bard Seeks,froM a movalpenplehis reward; Seekkin sinrplicity , .withopt one aid FrOm scenic pomp, orrpasteboard cavalcade. Britons, be just, and as our "Statue." stands, Like IslnmNoN's image front its master's bands, Withpnehrightrayilltune the seulptUr'd toil, - And bid it breathe-4he creature of your stud:. EPILOGUE. SPOli EN . 13 DROP SCENE—The 1141 of Dramatic &allies. Scut hither by ottr Bard, no pleasant jaunt— .ln,Epilogue a timorous lieuntante, I ask‘yoiir favour, like a prudent elf, • Otte word fur him, and one word for myself. Cut off, like CutisuE, from the §uciiii • W'ith no man FRIDAY to keep up the talk, Frowii'd on by yonder . Monninental sages Cpninfino to the In marble. What an awful thin; the stage is I. [drop) Of Thespian Bards yon Alpha and Omega, wig•lity SHANSYEARE dOWD to LOPE DE VEDA ; Each st r ikes hi; awful coils, and seems to say- 7 " Surely the Author means to dawn his play; What ! send an Actress out, the town Who never spoke an Epilogue before! Oliviri for Equilii,-, tuiglity clever! Woman for woman !—tart is new; however Peace, ye monopolists,ou marble shelves, You want to damn all statues but yourselves. Avaunt ! " caught tie Speakei's eye" before ye, ar-rank,attention ! while I tell a story. Pirc3l,ll.toN once, to ape lbe turner's trade, With curious labour carv'd an ivory maid; But as immortal ;.-, , race : each limb unfolds, glows with passion for the maid he moulds, And cries (how vain were artists e'en in Greece) " Come! that's a statue ! that's art's masterpiece I" Long he adores , her with lover's mien, And thus, at length, petitions Beauty's Queen ; Oh, Venus, bid we taste of Hyaren's bliss, " And bone of my bone' make you ivory Miss!" " Hush foolish youth !" (aside thus Momus sung) " Leave well alone ! a Statue has no tongue !" Vain was The hint : the silliest of the Greeks Repeats his vow, and gains the boon he wells. T iiy li o e ,, S l, l l a L t i t o ie N l c vn n e g t e o d li i f i e is , c e i ag ro e r r a ring; And, as no parent lived to thwart his plans, Of course no cross papa forbade the . banns. From that time forth, unwarm'd by lover's breath,. Statues, or bone, or stone, have slept in death. But if, to-night, you bid Eeada►e thrive, We hope to see the miracle revive. .To Beauty's queen the Grecian poured his vow-- Our Poet bends to Beauty's daughters now; Ohl way they waken his dramatic wife, And, smiling, warm his Statue into life. ' Albany was the ancient name of Scotland.--CAMPBELL.• At a general meeting of the subscribers to' I,,loyd!s, held on the 10th inst, the stint of 2001.: was voted from their funds, to four widows and nine children, of three shipmasters and a sr.aumn, belonging to saltcoats, who were drowned on the 22d ult, in attempting ,to save the crew of the to-; Itimhus, R A ID, tram tilivsgow to Jamaica, wrecketr Ott that coast ; and 1.):01. to Captain 041 a, and; lour stamen, of, Irvine, for saving, at the itnini-; nem risk of their own lives, six of the Treitawney's crew. jNXERRsTINTO TO- GARDp,•zru.lts.--,lt has been sp-, tisfoccor.ily proved, .that the ammoniac:ll lititior rodueed. in the illanufactoty of gas from ,c41a,1., ef i kOntkily Ors“oy the grub and other worms, which, so often de,stfo,y the rising hope,s ,of the . gardener, par(icularly in his ,early crops. is .the, liquid from injuring the tenderest -that ,it seems rAther ,to invigorate i: than other wisp. ColtANFa's jtoavasT.- 7 Yewrday an incpcp .wil t s held itt ,the Lopi Hood, L,itnehonsc, on the body of Davi,s,, who destroyed , biplsylf l a y caking a tinanrity of rt. s appcargd in evidence that the deceased had fot:tnetiy,heen.an Officer in the Navy, and that distress had lcd him to the com ► ni , siatir 4t the 7'5 ; 11 , A:erdict— 1-°;ll,lc:C' I~~♦.-.rk ;, . IA) aIIF - rf ' .1 friP CitiliiiALL.--Theophiti;;,Brown, the °l ' ..;e s ' F l ""gt:'.4 .wi h iii.tcring and having 113 ;1:4 , P , ,1 5 ,10d , iOll Esix f i 'l . gl" (l 11. notes ottitc li-itAt of i' 11 ;" 1 (11 , was , te.airr examined vt;.sterd - ati at gre' t i!..' o"' Mr. ll'itifield; the publican, of 45, Straol , sc ,h, the pri nc ip a l ev id ence adduced. Hedeil"griPY '7. 4 ',, that ‘liel` the prisoner carne nu ,r morii . plg a,nd 'changed - a 11. note i", l ',ll l "tient f or - two 4:I4SSeS 'of brandy , lie 11° 6 0(1 man wiih r lihn ‘rliiise face lie tvdl 4 ' le` r it : ti'ss . " 11 90 . 1 he _believed to be a ' printer. '',„eil" from a ktioledge of this nerson that he c . ll 4l : v r er 4 the note. • •thiling the time the parti es ~ die drinki ng , di e: st ra n ger said lie would 01 1 ° " nr i• pi isnner it lie told Wm. where he ii,ved• The l ife soner's reply was `‘ 27, (treat.,,iri.,-,.)-iiiii. nip,said after, lr:s . il'itine w‘i•-; 'lleophilus B o wl"• r to ' Winfield used .frequentiv• to , see, the lu infe j;iitt , Ire thought, him,. before, but he iletee " Iv 4 1 since. • rela It turned out in the course of Me• \ VI " •ell evidence that - he unintentionally g 3" 1 ; 1) :::Iiio note away in - chane which bad been pkij" — p ro' by the priloner, so ~ that it could not n ow I le .! d; nuchi in . evidene. , sh°,7, TI - . - • ie-points urged rir , iiti , t- the' prisone• W i te lc • .(tilltitite.doc:gl.-:sleiltil'trti,ysl):ll:e()"‘ll•e:sdinee,lVvaetref Sa i ll' i r i o s ii t ' a ir r i i:l;g ; at.:i i .1 / 114' " 1:1;' in Sw - ithfield: that, WJS at ....itti el: Skort'3•gartkilS, I)rtiry- lane; NMI that he 1 )1, 1 1,4r , moner.tr o m his tinele i at AL-. ()Alley's, i ° „11 .0 , sr reet,,lie sa i l he bad recvit'ei the nintleY ll : : ,.ill l' . ends in :lie country as . 4 pi eeiit • wh ile lte ' t liii variably-t2lcithe-Oftice.r,-and still cleeljre;ltfi. ti r ic : f .' found Hi e notes. A. to hivresidenc.e, '' - ' tl ail." had been tikasie, and lie was n ot known at * the plate: lie mentioned., . n priff' The hiragistrat e thought tho else m° 91 , 1-1 1 . t ots''' ant, and which - oi lu ,h. t to he sifted lo the 0 0- ,,, , ,p , '11 " -re was no floll),t.ifterc-t,a, a directing lic.c;iii i f puce, , , ' o wh:pn theiiiisnitei• was in all fir°l",ef,ir grik.r I'll the teri ' llacriolf. ".' Ile 01611111. flic' j f o r fader th e prifoner Co , stand again retfiO e f l oo spine days, arid to he kept separat,e and fr ee lo f ilo .1; private ,coilitutwicalt , in withsrsitors• to IP% Mean time lit.'directid ftirthtr itituric i ,,, s in tigliii made, in . ‘," !tact; lie reeolmneuried i11r.." the pyktiisan, to assist. FALSE CHAViCTF 4 ._R`S. 13d gF:T• Yet;;erdti . sr, • Wiiiiant underwent an examination . tteore Esq. charged with ~..e...n.aeAvottring to 'dolt s° Lady Frances Calthorpe, at her hone ttt ( - !1 ., ( : - :eif nor•scptare, on Thursday kw, b y 1 s 't - o he eltgaged in her Ladyship's stoi e ' porter ; and the , character he prodoced, %ie . w to olYain the appointment, upon ti"e atttl qtr.ry, turned 'pat to talie-and fAhricate4;.lll, which being - . satisfactorily Pro'ved . before th r , i lit giv tate, the pikoner trds convicted An d fi i t re il tl:e jien'arty of 201. which he not bein4 P le u ilde j to piy, he wits comtLitted to TOthillficid6 %veil for two months. _ ri Lif : 1 SHOCKING 1)8AT/I BY Bt./ MN NO. . ros,e' t C Mrs..lilont, of No. IS, ; 0 St. George's in .the East, hrivMg oceto!"" o 'l s up early to trash, Went (till to get : , 0111'' cbed ds m , ake !ter fire ' , lea; ink, c;.ifdr ien n r drsii site thought, asle e p, anti left a elipdie lt~tt on the ;table. During tier absenc,, the a , oo l‘ about five years of age, gut and of bed. an t, be etrodie to set fire to a piecp of wood - site pot in the g rat e, when her bed-gowo and in a tpo,oeot she %val m eneelop e d 11 01 '' )0 / her other shorlly retorned, and pot theist by tlito•-cf;vg ‘‘ , ..,ru.r over her, din! imoledi3t ro o k, to life [FA) rt tt Vilil.CChapei but she was . 1 )01 . 1 4, in so dre 3(1 ' 1 ; 0 1 mash e.4.t the M'ai'ds i I li t ds, t ,tat . •rri' ti ; ) /k N E S .. Ylargaret! , Tilne, tocrclruJt,.`4lonr,)!Lett,-r -he extunilled ,t 'hetitf Court-h o u se th e re, idth and 4th Nlarell, ar t 12. .. 11 , 4, r o'4 Creditors of ~ i-4!ty• Prorand, !Ate inerchAtitt there' meet inthe otfice 1 - .;lo.'Carrick, accountant I ,olir February, at . Creditors of flrawn, some time t head, near Glasgow, inert in the o ffic e of M. countant, GLis;ow, 2411 i February, at 2. COAT. MARKET, FEBRUARY O. I,rice. 6i, !",- hips at Matt:rt. ;it'll,: sold. :,'.9.1- Newerist;u . • .. 4 Sande, land 9 1 Nlitrurd C0a1............ I ..... -...'.... ;34 ; ,i ; g 4 .•. : o(6) 't tti.: --.4.''.6' s : : :lsilill: .1 Cinders..., .. I ........... , 26. ot h,to --- BIRTHS. . ' 3, k:' 4 ' On the 10th instant, the Lady of Wiiliam Covb[lll of a daughter. uttl; AlP' On 'ft day, the 4th inst. at his home, Clapham -0 Lady of Ed mud Part att, ju-n. Esq. of a eon. ----- DIED. ~,e, i 4 ft ~, —On the 7th instant, at the house of his motber-, 000 Thi.tglity-sutra, Wiliiiill2 Ilacliioll W!littil4t.oll, o f water,'Herts, in the fsBd year of his age. rt ° en . On the 511 t instant, Mts. Jetiliins, Anne-stree t, yille, aged C 5. fit of 31' . :. On Saturday, the Gth instant, at Ilxliridge, in a -- e .,t1 5 ; it , poplexv, Mr. Thtintas Hull, ()tie Of the Society of ril- a l t ''' On--Wednesd!ly niorni, n atter two day s' iliPes l, house, in liolton-stret, Robert Burrowes, Fsq• ---- —..-- --- --- c fi i l • 'O S ' PROVINCIAL . I.i,IRTHS, MARRIAGES, ANL , 1/."'" •' o f h's° 6 at itnts. Lately, Mrs. Shaw, of Uswntit-place, Newcastle, -' Lately, Mrs. GeraraSeliiv; of Aln4iels, (if a.so,t• ,deol It ItIED. g 13° a 1,0 At Sculcoates, on Thursday hist, the Rev. JaM e- o f cla of Itetford, Notts, to NI- 11 . , - I uktuSli telH . • y lances, on y r i`eNcostreff or Hull. Tuesday ie'lmight, at'Whithy, Gremt : ell', o' to 'Mk.; Ali- flat-, daughter of the. late John Meilar•--, • o f 11 7 h i thy. ere At Stoke Choreh, on Nlondav se'nni_lht :11 . 1.1 . d ur • a t.us e • Miss Rudd, eldest daughter of Sohn PO•id l ksq. st".' 1 - • th,vons,h:fe. • PIED. •nr, • .... kl • Lately, Nfr. 'William E - hruniontl, son of the 1 41 ' e i, Hammond, last, 11111..•.„417eq,. .Ti,ursday hist, aged 19, in the Small -poi..nfter,havl" li4l` '"ucl'lat''ll 1w cO , -pos when a t-in!(., Jo..Z:id: Smith, !t e P '' • . to Nlr: P. Ldwfber,.of Savile , street: Hut!: • tfi I.:r,ilay sts'Anig.l4, a' 1-1,;olon Piu;ilel, Yorkshire, AO' • ~,. 0°, 1 ; wite of st. Andrew Windt, hsci ' la y; l l , .t r l i, ii . i.c 2 t ;4l f, ti t l i t. , . ,., at e K r. f:ny ( se l , , :, s . , n ti e u a r r i, :" ! ;re ester.' ''A . fitft; - 3Vorth`y, Ildroffshive. .. Lat,,ly, ff.cl‘vard. Paysonc. Gent. of I.,;:ic4.ster. sdM3ri• 1 . -'"tr'lY , itt• the hini's6 a htr I . .lofh(4,Nli'. GeorV" ; v 4 s q . I'Vrtl)6lirlle t . :11cc. 'Job Ridt,, , ,v; ri•iiet ,if Jul) Irlilg" q '''• . " 1 CiAftWen Ptatie',_in .t he Statfo'r"tisini - :e 204 ter_ .,.. . , - ----'----„, e L LON,MO ' . - - r i - N: Printell bv,l. 13. CARSTAIRS', o f Nd• ,:'' 04 - ; Ormunh-sttr: t iet, (1,,,,,i-:. 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