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w ., I MPOUTANT PARLIAMENTARY PA.PER4z. (To be cf»qinaed re laxly.) TrmEs. TtEronT nom ,THE SELECT COMMITTEr. Resolved,That it is the opinion of this Cunt oil tee, that it is e%pedient to enable ecclesiasti cal proprietors of tithes to grant leases thete of, so as to bind their successors under due regu. !talons. 2. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that the term of such leases should not exccetll4 yvars. . That it is the opinion of this Committee, that soeh leases should only Se granted with the revious rposent of the patrols and the Bishop of the diocese. 4. That it is the opinion_ of this Committee, that the consent 'of the Bishop should not be given until he has been furnished with a certificate upon oath, by a competent Surveyor, to be named by such Bishop, and to be paid by the contracting portieo, that the tithe-rent dr composition pro posed, is a fair and just equivalent for the tithes 06 to be leased- (1111.'11'1g the term to be granted. r. ;fleet it is the opinion of this Committee, that sods leases should' only be granted to the proprietors of the land: 6. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that in any new . law to he enacted for this pur. pose, it would' be expedient to define who should be considered the proprietors of the land for the purpose of taking such 'leases. 7. That it is the opinion 'of this Committee, that the leases to such proprietors of lands should ) . )e appurtenant to and run with the land in the natore of a real covenant, and,that the occupier tinder leases now existing, Shall have the option and the tight, on a notice within a year after the date of the lease of the tithes, of retaining the tithes during the COIIthitILMCC of his lease in the land, on payment to the lessee of the tithe-rent, or a just proportion thereof. 8. ;lino it is the opinion 'of this Committee, that in case of avoidance of the living, by death otherwiSe, a proportion of the rent should be pail to the iticumbent, or his representative, up to the, time of such avoidance. •g.That it is the opinion of-this Committee, that the said tithe-rent or composition should he reco verable by distress, as it the same were a rent charge tip6rt the lands ; and that the les,ee of the ,tithe shall have a remedy by distress for the tithe ' rent, agahist the occupier agreeing to retain the tithe. 10. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that the tithe-proprietor should have the option of avoidin the lease, in case the tithe•rtut be in at rear fur three calendar months, aftet' notice in Neil:Mg demanding the same from the lessee, and the rent itot paid, nor sufficient distreSS found upon tnepremises( 11. That It is the opinion of this Committee:, that the tithe-proprietor should not be restricted from 'recovering the tithe-rent or composition by (hie curse of law, in the same Manner as be may , - 0 6tV•rc'coVer the value of or composition for tithes, whore subtracted. 12. That is the opinion of this Committee, that a , reneral Turin of a lease-or grant should he tram 61; and that no stamp-duly should be payable on such lease "or grant, unless the tithe-rent or composition exceed* • pounds gr-year. .13. That it .14 the opinion of this • Committee, that the lay, nwnen of impropriate tithes, being Je'nants frov life and fin..years, determinable on a orlivcs, or ,tenautt in tail; or tenants in lee, ~,L,solT•et to he determined by executory devise or asltifting.hse, have the .like power of leasing such tithes for any term not exceeding 14 years. 14. That it is the -opinion of this Committee, that .4 like power be given told' corporate bodieg, whether lay or spiritual, being owners of impra priate tithes. • " 15. That it' - is the opinion of this Committee, that no lease Ptall be valid to bind the successor, reversioner;''& remainder man, where any other -corisilleratlim is given than the annual tithe-rent or,sp,Oposition declared in such lease. 'That it is the opinion of this Committee, the power of leasing tithes, as it at present law exists, should not be taken any or di - ooninished.-4one 18, 1816. ‘‘ POOR LAWS. Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons on the. Poor Laws of this Kingdom. Naar, Committee deeply sensible of the ins« porrance.of the confect, have applied themselves to its consideration, with as much diligence as the present state of the Session -would per mit ; and although they trust that their pro ceedings have been such as ill some degree to assist a future investigation, they have deemed it expedient to abstain from any more detailed report in the present. Session, earnestly reeotn mending it to the Howe to recommence the imitti. xy at art early petiod of a future Session. Jana is, 1416. [Frani the Bail: Iler!.ttd.l The riumbk PFTITION of an . OLD SIRVANT to hie . MAsTERs, the Nobility, Gentry, anti. Inhabitant: cif .liath,_ '.: , trEurp.rpt,-rThat your Petitioner having faithfully ieseed stou:e%d your ancestors during the greatest part of a centtiry, , Di di s tressed. at tne trektment he has unjustly received at your hands within the last week. He has been, in actual e r .re:^ , ., during the above long period. , in accelerating your augmenting your comfort's, or providing for your r:rv..s,itiei. In these univearied exertions, the marks of logo ay.; muse upon Trim---he is grown bald in yOur service—. his youthful cumliness quite defaced,—and be Is, indeed, be empe a r merrpittiii•fitllow : but be.stillpossesses a degree of Nlubk4,i and, cut ec ixiin.th, which, he presumes, might ti.fitler him acceptable for Siittle *months to cone—at least till he. cttn be withdrawn from his -public duties, and Sup pliintki‘f by a mow youthful and personable domestic. Your Petitiond ii cptiscions that he hai not suiliciently ad liercd to the tsiw neakini of " good company," and is teal Ini that his association with French servants, and others of equivocal character from our sister Island, and some of oar own mantitii(Patilg Poems, might have tended to injure 1,u,4-established reputation; but he hereby promises, if )on -:11 once mo re emp!,ny him, he will cautiously avoid such company ; erica the - approaching time for his re tirc,,,tffit from p.i; arrive, when the secure retreat furiOni hod iris!? I rbip Mlow veterms, is ready I fct: , pti , )11, lit! will jicao vitaont..t. murmur, and fir a et' more intrude A on the not .ce hk late 'Kind ma steri, PLA IN LNULLiII Ll;.tholtuo 40, 1816. IIZEL.kNn. TiOs. day the Gist Regiment, under the comr mand of Lieutenant-Colonel Rot AL, marched out of our Barracks,. and embarked at Monkstown for the Isle of Wight. Their ultimate destination is Jamaica.—(Cork Advertiser, June 20.) Last week Mr. PARR, Coroner for the county. of Kildare, held an Itvest on the body of Pa trick Cunningham, the (triver of the Cashel coach, who was shot on Monday at Kill Turnpike gate. —Verdict " Wilful and deliberate murder against James Dawson, the guard of the same coach," who has since been committed by Air. PARR to Naas Gaol, to take his trial at the next Assizes at . At by. I'lBll.—U is with the deepest regret we com municate the melancholy event of Seaford-house, the seat of Colonel FottoE, in the county of Down, having accidently taken fire on Wednesday even ing, at the hour of seven o'clock; ,and, notwith• standing every exertion was made by people of all ranks to extinguish the flames, their efforts proved ineffectual, and the whole of the welling-• house was consumed. It is some consolation to announce, that, the premiSes were insured ; no lives were lust, nor did any accident happen to an y i n dividual o f th o se who clowded from parts of the neighbourhood. to afford every assist ance in their power towards saving the mansion of a man, who is, so much beloved as the pro prietnr of that once; beaatital COrrespondent.) Our readers recollect the savage attack which was made upon Alichael Landers, while executing a writ near Stradbally. unfortunate man has died in the Leper Hospital of the wounds he then received. ,An inquest was held on the ho'dy, when verdict Wilful Murder was brought against , James Keeffe, Thomas Keeffe, and Catherine Keeffe, the wife o f J a mes.—(llotolord We stated, a short time since, that several sol ders of the Rifle Corps, quartered in the . Royal Barracks, had been bitten by la dog, apnarentiv in a state of madness. We are requested to,give the following account of the occurrence, from authority :—" A dog, belonging to an Officer of. the Rifle Corps, having been °vet fed with highly seasoned food, and being expOsetl to the heat of the. sun, was thrown into a state .of irritation, which was increased by his having quarrelitd with and been severely beaten by two' bull-dogs.-- Haying bitten an Officer who IVR4 in the room with him, it was considered properto tie him up. Two soldiers, who attempted incautiously to seize him for that porpoSe, were slightly bitten by him, as well as ui serjeant, who was standing by. lvery precaution has been taken with these persons,: al.; though there is little reason to apprehend that any bad consequeoces it is a month since the acciderithappened;"--“Duldin C'oiresp.) POLICE INTEI.LICiENCE. MARGDO ROU n•STit E r.—YesterdaYlfary Cooper was charged - with stealing a quantity or napkins, table-cloths, &c. the property ~f Sir Join Beres ford, which were found pledged by her. The prisoner now 'confessed the fact ; but Mr. Hicks informed her it W4l not the intention of Sir John to prosecute her for'the felony, therefore she Must be committed for kix weeks untie.. the Pawnbro kers' Act, and pay a line of -Ws. William Flatly, a watchman, in St. James's Pa rish, was charged With committing, "in conjintc lion with several of his 'own fraternity, a most wanton and outrageous , t4sault on Mr.; Stephen Wos thy,. of beieester-street, on Sunday night. The complainant, whose head was 'dreadfully eat Withth eir bli4.!eons said, they repentediy threatened to murder him, which Providence a hone Prevented lie did not give tlw least provoca tion, and did. not know why lie bad' been struck. The Magistrate ordered the prisoner to be kept in custody until he gave responsible bail for his appearance:at the , Sessions, and, he Would require 48 hours notice of such bail. Qrtaz t.` R .---'4 esterthiy John Thomas; alias 4/Ipart, was'charged With stealing in the dwelling ,- hnurie.of Thomas ,Boswell, a goose nun a duck, lii.s,property„ They I.vre found in the prisoner's possession,by the watchmen yesterday morning, at Chelsea. flOswill swore , the property, and the:prisoner was fully committed. • SCALIBQROUC;II.—.A species of depredation has' been discover4l withiti these fewsdays, which, it is eonjectureti; has been -carrying on- for some years past :with great success, A mereer, who had, lost, „in a manner he could not account for, a great many, of his goods, us he was walking in the street saw a Lady in a shawl, %chick knew to be hit own, and, apologizing for the question, rewlested to know of whom she had bought it. —The Lady at first hesitiited; . but at- length ac knowledged Shelled bought it of 'stn. wprnan, who was. supposed to dial in smuggled goods, and to whom she'had paid,' antler the idea of its' being smuggled, ss. more than she would - . have given at the : owney's sh op. On searching the premises of the 9/(1,u:colon, anAtinnense collec tion of &Orden property was ftiond, .c o n,isfing of spoons, socks, ehith; china, and every spe cies of goods, which had 'been purloined from different lodging-hoitieS it)r• lii th years The gang i$ supposed to he very large, us this old wretch appears'only - to have heentlte.receiver. ,Another Woman has het-to secured, whose custom it was to go into dititi cut shops' with a 61001 ,child, and tOten, the shOpman was looking another way, osed:to, pot . shawls,,or Rimini, or atty thing site could lay her ,bands upon, under the child's pelisse, and then preteud she' could find nothing that suited her. On lbe.lath instant; during i,,search matte foe the appreheniTon of a matt who had eloped from his family, and who,: it 'was supposed, had se, cretgd:himself at a:house in erestOn-street, in Exeter,' two constable's having`got into the same, strange mgt) Wab perceived by them, in the act of jumping out of the ‘‘:ihtlow, and, on looking about, II quantity of 10od e. papers ,were Ilibco`yered burning in the fag, parts of which were rescued, and Which proved - to he lorged one pound Ideal 4,lank Note', oftive,.ditlergut Banks; The mats eVatted - the' actliny ta' die "Officer '±yho Wa in pursuit of him, anti deceived those periorti inat by contioutdly ciyiog " ANTIQUITIES. •On'the 14th insennt, in digging the foundation for a cellar, in the Residentiary House in the Close of the Cathedr.al Church, Lichfield, belong ing to the Rev. Hugh Bayley, part 'of the skull and other bones of a Man were found, whose body, it is suppoted; had been deposited many centuries ago. Part of the skull, , the os uteri, and the leg bones, were easily distinguish able. Among the hones were also taken up - pieces Of armour, resembling a part ott the skull-cap—the heads of Iwo iron celts or hattle-axesi a glaive ; all very much corroded. Front the posture in which the bones were found, it may be conjectiued that the person lost his lift: in some sudden *ffray, and was secretly thrown into.the ground, together with the weapons ‘vith which the coinbatants had been cootenditig, As far as conjecture might trace the period of the burial of a combatant so equip . ped, tire above were probably the relies of SQIIte warrior interred previous, to the Nor man Conquest. The caSque, which was un doubtedly of steel, is now a mere Crumbling mass of corroded, minerals. The glaive preserves its entire and murderous form.' The battle-axes are of two kinds, but both being of the form of the Bipenis (to cut both ways), the one being a kind of double axe, the Other being rounded and pointed on the one side, similar to those &cyphered in the works of Strutt. These relics, the 'property of the Rev. H. Bayley, are id- the possession of Dr. Buck eritige. In tire same place was found a small brass token, upon which was ineribed,- without - date. " Edward Milword, Book-seter, in Lichfield, his half-peny.'' We have no traces of such a name in tire records of the city. Our the 14th instant, was also found, by a labOnrer, who was weeding potatoes, a few -paces from the summit at Bat row cop Hill, in this city,' a g,di . .l coin, in excellent () preservation, a mu n ter-oble ot the reign of King Henry V. tin whiCh the arias or England and France are\ ilitaftereit Aroand the arms 4 ;lienric ; DI; Gee ring& Revers,e— , tcallabilur in Pop Pr.) SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. June 15. John Inglis, corn-merchant, Straiton Mitl—Cre ditors n►eet in. John's Cotreehouie, esti Jitne awl 17th July, at 12. June 17 . . . Janes Callnm, merchant, Attehinbloe--Creditors meet in Muter:a-inn, Montrose, -2atll June and 12th July, at Ist. . .• 4 , • EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, Sec. • John Strieving, warn-merchant, Iklusiellinegh, to he exa mined in the Sheriff7elerk's office, Edinburgh), June and 10.1) July, at 4L Itobvit, Brims, lun. merchant, Glasgreit, to be examined in the Sheriff-clerk's office there, 27th June and 11th July, at 1 I James Turner, hosier, Dumfries, to be examined in the Sheriff-clerk's-o Oct there, 24th June and Stli July, 412. Alexander Mqver, inefchant t Wick, to be examined in the Court-heuse, Timm, 21st June bth July: • • Jainos trl'Allan, shoemaker, merchant, and .dealer in leather, Thurso, to be examined in the ordinary Court-bou'se there, 2 , ith Jane and lOth July. . • Jowei Hrid, gtueet' and spirit-dealer, Ayr, to be examined in the Court-house there, 28th June and lath JUly, at 12. . . Kellock, saddler, „Thornhill, to be examined in the Sheriff-clerk's chambers, Dumfries, 27th June and llth July, at 12. Aloe. Kerr, late cattle-dealer, Tifoughty i , orry, afterwards residing at kithiebeatiOn, to be-exallainel in the Sheriff-court room, Foam., ad July, and in Metchant's-iou, Dundee, July, at I i. John tlirystie,manuffsetuyer, Tillycoultry, to be examined in the Tontine Tarern, Mina; id and 17th ditty, at 12., Creditors•of Robert 'Stupart, rit riol-in alteiitt :Ca rn ty ne , meet in the chambers of Mess. Hill, Glasgos4..„ ath July, at 11. Creditors of William Lothian, mereliatit, Edinburgh, ineet in the Royal Eitchange Coffeehouse there, •itli Jul;;. at it. Creditors of Witlient Srlltie, manufacturer and isierehimt, Aberlmen, meet -in 'the writing-room - of Alexander aqvavate there,.. 5.1 July, at 12. Creditors of Alexanderienomehaym.yi to l:Velt h: , •t the tt ltte,ea i t u td l tj - f l de . a y l n e d r ru a ta nd , drever, Inverveich, u ltd July, at 12. • Creditors of Robert Hervey and Sons,merehants, Glsitraw, meet in the eitunting-rodeis of Achibald Buchanan, accoUat ant there, Iftli July, at 1.2.' , „ , States of the affairs of ..Archibald and Wm. Glen, met.- ,),, An t s , Glasgow, lie with the trustee till btirfJaly No dividend. IRPOI BANKRUPTS. Thomas Gunning, of Carrickfergus, bnetrer, to surretwirr on the Ist and id of .July nest,,and on Arlie ist of Augu,st fol. lowirog. Wiatia and t Agents; 3f4, ilardwirkr-street. Thomas Field, of Cole'vlane, Lublin, traker, to surrender on the Ist and '2d of July, and the Ist of August next, and on the Ist of August following., S.,Kildabl, Agent, North Earl street. :lames Grintshaw mot Conway Gidnishaw, of Whitehouse, In the County of Antrim, cotton smumfacturers, to surrender An the let and 2ti of July, and Ist of August west. 'Licosa) , Garrett, Agents, North Great George's-stiect. ThOsnas, Kane, of Trinity-place, woolleti-ttraper, to stirreirdiby on the tat and id *Wye of July next,, and on the }st day of AUgust fulloWing. Francis Fuguson, Agent, a 9, Capel-street. JUSTIMBLE LAMgNTATION.---A quack doctor inveighing against " the vast ingratitude at baie mankind," said, there were a number of people whO had once - pridsed - and , supported his medicine —but now. their forgetfulness was such, that he did not know ‘vbere to find them. " Youcannot have searched proOerly r (said an acquaintance)— . look .amongst the tomb-stones." AIBLANC/lOLY , AccineNi . .—On Sunday even ing, about eight o'clock, a bout tWth sit men and four women, of' genteel appearance, approached London. Bridge, in its way down the River, from an excursion on a party:of pleasure, in the course of the day, as far as ItichnionA,. The tide was going down rapidly ; and a waterman in a scat ter, perceiving their intention to go through the tiridge, went alongside, and apprised them of tlie danger of such an attempt .in the then state of the Inver. The women were alarmed, and were, at their request, put ashore above Bridge ; after which theait men in the boat rowed .haek, and made an effort to shoot through ihe middle 'arch, when unfortunately. the' boat went down head foremost. Four of the party were washed off and 'drowned. The other two stalk to the boat, which came up immediately,'und, with assistance from the share, which ivas full of spectators, were saved. Two of the bodies haVe be e n found.., On e of the persons lost was' brother-el one of the stir- • SUDDRN DRATII.--All awful instonce of sudden death occurred between ten .igul eleven o'clock yesterclayporning Charteritobse-Equare. The twopenny postman knocked it a Cientlernan's door to deliver a lettey„ •which on being opened by the servant, he stugg,erid into the pessage, and fell Atowit . Itucl , ex . pired without a groan.- A surgeon wai'scUt for, who opened a vein, and used every possi4e means to rt:tore m 4446011, but Witliont ettect.7 ~;+ :.. ~- - _, LONDON MARKETS. t-t - ti ' . i:14; ici ~' PRICE OF •DREAD THIS WEgIL The hlghestirrice of the best Winaten Bread Ore* tht Metropolis, is stated In the Bakers to be 130. tbe tit tern Loaf.—Some Bakers sell the Quartero Loaf f rom peony to three-pence lower. $ lb. oz. I h. di. Peck - Loaf to ... 17 6 Quartern Loaf to weigb 4 41251 Half ditto .. dt.ttu .... 811 Half Quintero ditto • SEEDS. "' , . Red Clover (Foreign) 13 Ditta English Winteditto ... 4os 68s to Gas • GOs DJ. to !Ws Rye-Gtass . . —s tbs to b4s per gr. , Turnip, White . - lBs Od to 46s Od per bush,. Bed and Green . White Mustard Seed ... . Eis Os to lis Od ~ Brown ditto.. tisod to I 6 ad • , - Carrxwoy' Seeds ' 60s Od to 6as Od ' • Cinque Foin.. . 46s Od to 48s Od per qt. . COviatider do. Trefoil • Canary . Linseed Oil eitt,e at the Mi11,.101. 10s. per thousand.,: --of ZJXBRI Coru-laspector's Return I~iewWut.perld,..-1---stu-1• *Wbt. per Id. 151 Os to tal od Boduy, perqr. 48s od to 31s0t: Oats . :DOE. .—Tintrsday, June V. 8ean5...... 351 Od to 399 ca„ : Old ditto ... --s Oci to —§4 l “. Pease ..... —s Od to Rye ......... . --s to Pa PRICE OF HOPS. New Bags. New Pock ets. 'Kent .41 'Kw. to 71 7s Kent..... 61 Os to 1 0 l 1 5, Sussex... • 41 • - Fesex ..... 71 Os to 91 Os I Fait'law.. 101 Os to 16 1 41 to • 61 6 s Suss e x.... 5115, to 81 NEIVGATE•ANII LEADHNHALL 'MARK ETS. : !qualm. B r th e C a r c , iv , - c• i s - G i l v i:a f ... • A tO 5/ dI Beef. •• • • 3s i;tl t Lamp, 43. Olt. 10 64. Od. • 36 lid to 4s - Pork.. .. ... . 4i .... 0,1 to 5, -.. ";-"---- ST. JANIE,•;.ti HAY AidtKET, . 10 " 22 :,, i 2; ea Hay 3l 16% Chi to 51 t0 . ...{.:---,Average , 4 " ...A , av MP StraW - 2i Ss 6,1 to 21 14 , i 04--AverAger *I . • Wl - 11TECHAPFL HAY 141.111KET• ti i 1 ti Hay 4l 4s ritl to it 121 0(1---.Av , ra.4'$ , 1 , cli St CMS' 2l 4s Od to 2i IN etl--a-Asera;.4e. `-' . 0 ciarcr-- ......:0. 6 '.; ad to l i l •GS 94—Average, C I lii , • • -.. • .'. • PIIiCE OF L.E. cHEIt. '' , 1.111 Antis, 40 to 561bs each.. . per 11)....• • 15'' '' ;‘l.l Ditto, 66 ttt IRAs each • , i 1' ,1 . ..,...,i to Merchants' Backs 1!1•i Dressing Hides Fire Cuach Hides ! A " i ,..d Crop,Hicies, tis to 4011 m 1. 5, for cutting .., , ,i t „ ~!. i Ditto 45 to 50Ibs ri,i , , : i van' Skins 3O to 40Ibs ~i Ditty...... 50.0 - 7011)s - Ditto 7O to 801bs ,) /03 , sia Small Sia (Greeulaud) RAW HIDES. o~ 1 Best Heifers ' & %refs, Pi; at. ortliOt; ry...... Is 64 I ' ) e t,. - _, .... ...... 21 Od to es 40. Market Calf .. vault • ' o s , ei Middlings...ls ad to is I Oti' EngAiorse les oil to .0 4, Sheep Skips .— Palled, es. 641 to s. Od.--Dowos, ss. tia• cu ts shearliogs, Os 9dt • —Lltulas., es. Bd. to s s. od. . _---- , .---- - r - " ----9- TALLOW. 'od : yv i f' c : i ii v ittl u lev T ilit a i tit l t l so t s ur i a ......5_ 5: 0 s O il ' i d 7 ....:: : ::, 01 Soap ditto. •- • 0 d 4 4 5 .0 Melting Stuff -- 43 , , 5 ,01 Ditto Rough. • •- - s.s °' 7 , ott , 1 Grarea .. . ..... • ..... 7 i 04 Good Dteg! ... ..... 551 Yellow Soati. B. 13. 1 Curd ....... .. • . ....... .. . . 00 Mottled.-- ...... 94s I Palm ......... . .... " .. od 4 • Price of Candles, per dozen, los al---- 1 " -- 6 ," 0 1 , 65 : ' 4 ' 0d per dosen-allakweit for ready 2___t.•---' ---- "'" ..._, PRICE OF St. James's Market Od Clare Market Os' Mt. Whitectiapet - Market as Od per stone of _ . 6s• Od Average...-..... as Od sbirot i vit — iket :poAL £4. Sbips sold. • Price. oi 201 Ntwetsstle 1 itinderlaiid... 13f ...vs. 9d. to 2 Weeks C6411.... 6• ***** • • • ***** •83s' "' to 03• ad. ttl ***-' ' 1 COW ' • •:; • singular Instance 4 Inuit n hours met ] lately t house not ten mile? Pratt J" to Hawkshead, to attend the c orpse of an infoo t , d the, grave. Some Some time after' the- procession be set off Ltowards the church, one of the in mother that the baby was still room upstairs. The• information was cor" ? . c :; for a careless servant , w h ose , place it wag tO ikposited the corpse in . the coffin, had dire c° the joiner to Close the lid, without perforali n i g s her part of the. business. Upon. discoveriol.Tlll, Mistake, one.oftbe family had tit follow the efrnco pa/1y with the news 'of. this oversight, a distillio of •two•miles to the church, but the ern ptY e if , was laid hi the ground before the tnebseug.V7 • rivea. _., BIRTHS. llt g On Friday last, in Upper Phillimore-place. Ken gurl X Lady of Captain Byers, of Os Hon. C.'s BonshilY Ebtatdisliment, of o daughter. 11a4Af t At Nkryguid, Scotland, on the 11th June, Mrs of a daughter: .....*........r......r.... , 5.a..1.•••1110a.m.•.W0.r...0n.a.............r.11••N1n•N0w0MP' I MARRIED. t e uo O ar n ,: t. t r. h u e eo 2 ,1 4, t , al s , 41st ; ri lsa s ui t te . ,t a t y t c, N bui t a ' e r ti , e. t i . le f: 7F t 4 lil i t ; d r i , t, (r N 7 I t . r E . A cq l e e s o a: de r al 4 e l: 'l e: bookseller, Edinburgh, to Harriet, daughter of the la te .., r 0.,, Miss Barns, cldest daughter of Mr. Barns, b S r t c . f er ' 141 tr Jai last, John Spence, cbeetrr. . a kei l .i Tues , years, to Hannah Cliff, of the same place, seklovh er : o o t years. Sh - e was married about,44 years ar, t° 3 11 ,1► t ; 4 the uante of Cliff, with whom she lived about a fortioi,:.eo. then sold herto a sea captain, with whom she lived foTi l 'ioyia o f Tingte7;seraee i i d ; v o , until he died : •she afterwards. became aequainted o' r " dc at 0 Spence, and . has lived with hint as a Wife f or "P i ?.el ,l ee ls ' years; tier first husband Cliff, died about three Fief Pa and she is now actually become the wife of the E- Spence. ------'''' I C t i e ° a r l i t ln c t e l lr e i s o ,:w e a t i f l i t s i t p f . p a A , :le h x is a ! h i d °D :r ' , Ee C il i l a l l ne l e r rl, l3 E n s r g tl . ) ; ll-listl i ee k n i : I . l . el'lg : t .. i i 'well tOt.nktliShuaet‘'wri' know n tt f a : t i t y ' ' )f i e c h re ig a t l i:::,:,i cii e s t l ie e 7-2 e tl a init. 'in the a the l'te r h a e l.ll7 : ):ll . 'e i 7' On Satorday lait, Janie l'L : ll:' F Wil lein :l y 3i n l g °A , nrs' Es eßn q atY . lYo'4l4rl ' AlYrtlivia°l.l:l;'):**°. . ... 10 Ing A s t! ' G re r d a lli s n - gt in o u s;, on Sunday, aged 42, Wt. Jane 1 0. ' 4 ' of Madras, - e iti On Sunday last, Mr. Taylor, of Bisborlate'st'(-t' ' cary, agrd f;,l, t a r *flit', ~if on the y ; Atli inst. in the 82d year of hit , no, -, • • - i sot.- - I lt"ltY. resi:tent a the Literary and l'hiloiel'i" " f ot Manchester. t he 0 11 'i f At iJoates-house, near Edinburgh, ou Friday. „chic, di eit.nc'e* at 6 " I , :eloeii, P. M. the Hon. Allan Materrioitlee' `-`a"whalik, tine of the Senators of the College T„,,i,Col;i one of the Lords Commissioners of JusticiarT , 3 ,',701 0 rniSiiOncr of the July Court, and Vice-Presiden t c'' 40 Society. yel i a, I j Lately, at St. Millard'e, Pembrokeshire, Mr. 14-__s., boo_; t the lidvanced age of itl4 years. He never Uncle' al!,; 6 10 17 a hts ri, ~,, 111f)Cii Ural! within a fortnight of hie death, an- . 0 , 3 4 , 1 1 ,.. and coinpreheaititi until the same period were tml " , 010 St. At KippenrOss, Scotland - , on the I,tir o f Jane, , , , eold" ling, Neg. of hippendavie. At Moutroft on Ebii. in the Furl, '' LONDON: Printed !4%. J. B. CARS'rAtitti, N . 0 7 1 !156iff;, Lialingi;rtlthit-aitetiA..SCRIVI At!cert,a, at the Strts:-OrFtrt. No. tig, Strand w"; r f a dirtss 4 Ktetii;-i t Ordcrs, Lours (patt.p►tiol},&e: Oust 3/4".