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?t5. [FURTII.kII EXTNAcT4,].... tg, JAN. y hips llijesty i led tlic tonnage of .tite Cmirt of C..t.3.1ti00, the C'Otot. of, Accoonts . , CA itri Royal, and the Trilkutial9. The 111,1 1 . , ,i;trittel who cooilmseil these ilitriiitted to the kiw i ; &ifter ▪ i'ht! Wite also ad . mitt. 41 to pay .tliek dory to the king. Ilaetithab, the sinhe to fhb King, In the 116:ne as folltiivs ‘,‘ ,f.tte 7 ---11 there ey- r mat An 'epoch in which e(41191t-ree, Rod' its Alag)strates should declure their love, their respect, and the :teknnwiedge ,.,... t»rms whit which they are penetrate 4-: far your tlfijesty, it is, aboVe,all,.ou this day, when the pri.sence of the best of Kings, of their legitiotate • and to long desired King, re-animates al the sepiiments of their hearts, revives all their hOpeh • bri-ngs hack all their' industry, so necessary to the tiro . : l• l ieriry of :'rates, and: opens all its)tonrces, tuo long siwt for the public felicity,— • To ‘rhicit the King replied— • recelre with pleasure the homage of the tribil(lal of. ConOtierce, Ido not rreolledt that neglecteli any thing wh;ch should make Conitherce feflourish. , I Know well its import 'liner to the prosperit 'of, the State." I'.r,;is, JAN, 5 —The Doke of ‘l'elliro. , ,tou (pit N I is in a few ghtys. tie gave his laNt clay before yesterday which was very 111111ii`. 1 . 0115 MO very brilliiillt. the I)iike trriavre, Cilitiitif? Of' the ttiaro6 . , 'mint de Pli'ysegur,'idilit :lin of the (.; , iard, to •Nlon.i'enr,, retnroed wittil\Lidame, 'iving hail the hondur Of accompatil4.; that Thinctss' to the Kihg, u here she received the greatest marks Uf affeclion, on the 'o , :easion . of he 3 , 1 of, jainntry, 1818, the ittinivertiryof die d o t cin tt hit h her Royal win: ' • sheltered lir 1(t le to iri , ~in her august ''l'he Mint at l'ariS is gid,rig'to issue 10,000 francs 10 iivw weres of five franc's tile ; Hew money is attol well struck. We are sisslirril that the churches which Prote s f;rauts 'cnj . ryerl Niames) since tilt r;:y1111tii1 11 , originally ,ronsl.crateil to lily Cal boric it' !la', rc-;(4ed. to tlllll I kSO 111111 . Cill'S ' fur Ilse Prittestaptii, Lir ()I-Our inft.cpl,tre tliat conc:lislon t ai.4 . that mite the t:ttt, 1 . vi j o y iiii( ji Ntn ybo ,issigut d to thew:— (.1.mi . ,}01 de Paris.) • • - r".the t 'lie'reCt .'ht, the Gironde has to be tipe,Pet .a.ue‘v kvOil4.4l2i.at. 14;trgt-' rolvms,' by stoves, will there pre.. sent lldl o‘ylow, for iherigOttr of wimei,. •as easy ootl occi)j)Acicp mita the Beggars will, tutl there varibus em ployments;. awl good pay,• that place them .• . :shove Want'. !ziSMEI,.. EXtIiACT FROM A PRlliAllt LEI4TP.R. . opet,tiO:ti."4 the ertite . stant Churches took tilact;liere On Christmas Eve: Worship,was imh fitly exercied With culinneitt, withOtit :any uh staclo, without the slig(tiest •word ()n i che Part the Cat anti without the most 'titling inCi7 dent oceinl'ing. The itifothei of Proteittants tcho very etniiiiier4ble. mass , o f which the Catlinlies have bit;tf,flepr,i,yo for these 23 teas r i eetebi'ved in. ehorche , . ls*cte was in ,o "iiciflittit.:4 l the faithful, hilt the - greatest deet'neY, f , r4FA,ftnti eafinaess dyry)yhere n(evailed. Pree , tarioppdipt) be Ant4en,,.4,y.lottliority, for the utaiutt mince of public tranqui;lny, but they were untlece ? sary. Nem cloy,' C . hrst riots, the ..Protestanfs and the Cathoiles went to their several Churches. tVery thing ;tossed iii the ino-it edifying mdpuet. The tutu atid w‘iine'rs.of both. sect* were seess`theeting ittit.44 bireett4, and.ateosting each other with that fr4,llll,.cyrdiality which announcft trnion.. The to4v,tl of therelprC,• 6 eF4 l lP,l.dered as relcoreil to trairoillity, The ~Lotion;;;, (mart', in riltietthir, is nnitnated with alspirit, of. W V.Vti k e t : .qllolli 04: happiest bolts. The politle,ntr. thoriiies perteytly,second thr..e,gouo tlibpordoii4. futiowitig 13 Ihe Order of the Day, W!liOtriVllS: 041(yetised by thy the to,t d the .?:11 iii Deyembey,:-, 7 - I 'l e\`ulttJ/ u Pcrit.gstlllit , . shillwtyt ye.stcr,qay in; liciy pertormett witttro , one' tt reels.,Von :dope %,e.rt, , ,eoit)loyeti to protect its free exercise : your continct has, justitjed this prillif contlilence., 1 1 4 1iti mo ) tperfr i ct ot t der,tvas the,,,hajwyle,oilt. of the tliticirlive . .by which. you itrcf t;uitle 1., lit. ennyinceti of this ,trntii tioithie your Zeal, second Iny eirmts, and our tle trap,or!, will lit! oliiigeA to milli - It that no,ob s tiielet ! ate . 100 great, for us when we undertake to Joplin (4l:'n ot,;er, and toexecitte the ,will,of (.;t4itut ,Lagardels infinitely better his iini,;•oves, and he argnires strength, 31 is hoped, th,t . t . by the vippro,elling spring, this trtirtily ,irrictl• trill 13$ itii!c.to,gire ugly pro Off of the TO 11c Pi onye.) 10.-sAleethe,lsth centuryottr, en::)nierrt: 11as never teen to active 0 at present.. rich fi.ont Nkinga and .C4lll,4'iiisre est4tilinc-t1 theta elyes .'o.rtti. , a • l • ..thp ► wise n !)f ottr,.ltegencygraut these ,foreig'ner„s, Lb , nty and protc.tet;oli. 'fife spit it of toleration spreads itstAt . front Itcuec over the whole hplorn thtt.oconati ligutelp•qit4 1146! uht3iticti to enutlytisli tt l'rotesthilt chart it, in titis. capital, 11:clui411 the Port ttgue3e clergy : warit4y , oppoetl it, Time trade with both Indies, the llrazqs, and . the :Sp k tnitkinlorgent colonivi u{:Aineyicn, hits r'oleo fu a high pitch, Ip:itig well protected by the GO., Set the rgnaae of this year, A3O ygs—, scls lateen with Eiii•opeatt prodnce bav,e.stkileil for, South America fi apt! chieflyfor the Bra.zils, Every wcek, a paCket pails for Rio Janeiro. Sinqi' the residence of tlic,Ropti siusete, has . iticreabilil at Li butt 3 thei,im,ouut itutinilea Atneiiea witti t t tl ese eightee , months. is estiniated, at fifteen millions. proelaiin in their Skate,. Olt toleration .of glints as u finlittnental 6p. holy religion ile . \ . e 11 i irn ills ever Inistile sects.' Seventeen Lutherans, artisitand literati residing here, have matte . so k:tan abjuration in the Church . df the tioly Apostles, and re-entered: the bosom 91‘ the Besides this, Jaciib Turner. Thomas ntpte, .Inse'ph StuLeil, aril Joslat i u Nick mon have, been aduiiited into the Propaganda, where they prnseente their studies in the Eastern I.4ngunOes., that thy may infittitre carry the light d} the faith istuotig the infidels. GENEVA, DEC. 23. They write from Chambecy, the capital a Sa. . vov, the tAlowing details : ; 1 Our wishes arc fulfilled, we are'at length Savoyards, and subjects of our legitimate &ye- 7 reignif: The • White Cross is restored to ut VlCtor Emanuel has just recovered the possession of the cradle of his ancestors, and we have in isim a Prince whose ancestors ftir eight . centuries made nor forelatherS happy " It was on the Itith,: in the evening,. that the net uf the giving tip our country was signed hrthe Alis!rimn,Getuiral Stetiani and, the Piedmonte:e Generill Dttntzen. The act of !eking pO! , syssion follnwed on the }COI, a nonn. the morniti,t; early, the roads from Notittneill :of covered with immenfe crOwds . . All the parishes round this city had dent namernn, dtputations to tncetthe trtuips of our old Ting. F e ld, of the , e deporttious was.pre ceded by mosicifins, foll‘4wcd by the most re ipectable old men iu the parish, carrying- the The cc rentOny was termbutted by it diNcoliv of the Abbe,M st cme, in whi,:ll h e invited the '''AYOYardi to IOXIIry, , which engenders corrup ion, and to return to rite amiable and . un• dent simplicity of, our atte:etors." MILITARY --COURTS . GENERAL ORDERS RY. THE UOMMANDEIt-IN.CI-11F.P. /lead-quarters, Fatinhur, dune 29. Extracts from the• proceedings of a General Corot Martial., held at Bangalore, on the 26th Ap r il, ;81k. hy..-authnrity . front his Excellency Lielit.• General Sir 'l'. flislop, Connaander i,.Chief of the Forces serving 'ttiitter'the .Prthi tiency of .11'ort,...St, Gentle.. President. Col. .1, Simmons. Deputy Judge.Advoeate, I,ielit:-Col. Welsh. • Cliaige•preterred hylitilin 1 i commanding detachment of his Majesty's 25th liOit dragoon:, anti Femur officer in command oft the cantonment of Arcot, auainst Captain G. M. Cireville, of his Majesty's 25th light iirtilzoor,s. FOr writing a threateninc letter to. Captain T. ~Thaw, his NfalestV's 25th li g ht dragooiis, dated at. Bangalore, 'Feb. (1,, with it view to provoke hin t (Cappiitt Shaw) to 6 s lit (Inel 'With C.tpttlili C. Ita n tl a ll. hi s Nliijesf's h ind drugoom, at thei3ltlA tithe hicloslng a written challenge from that Officer, address( % ) to Captain Shaw, t g r th e abo ve purpose, such ion duet in breach of th e a rticl e s of war. • (Signet)) ItOIIfACT 11.11,1.4, 61.1.1(ie, commanding de ,taclittient of his Nlajonyte 2601 li g ht dra . . goons ,and the Calitninnent of Arcot. .Arcot, Feb. 11. By Ordrr.. (Slgneri) T. tl.`+. CONW.%Y, A. 0..1. Additional charge preferred by Alajor It. !commanding deuithment of his Alajesty's 25th" 'light dragoons, against; Captain G. Al. Greville, of the iite chit ps. 'For writin g . a letter, dated Camp, 12th 3f F e bruary., 10)6, ' sitaa;,• bit Maj es ty'. 26th reciaent of 1i ht. ttia g itam s , with the epith e t a coward, for the Steps he, I.OI I OA n `ltkw), Thad f a l.rt ) t•especiing Cay'rain tilted Bangalore. Fa). ISIS, pitypottilig to be a ehallpuge t o ' fi g h, ct durl, snch cpnduct being. in breach of Wes - Articles ut War. • (!lifr,tteil) ROBERT ELI" SLIP": Coln. Detachment. 45kit light drag. Arcot, rytvap:ry 13. CV Order. (Signul) coxtvAy, Adj.- Gent t f .Iritly. Slitkit'fiCH.--Alle Court. finds the pri,011.1., CaOtain iireville, guilty 'of both the charges pre .ferreil again+t h i It . doth, therefore, in . obt. diente to the Articles 'of War, sentence litm• to be cashiered. • 15ignell) J*. SMIONS, Colonel and President: (SlitYnt) J. wt:Lsti., ut, awl Deputy Judge-Ageocate in Mpsnre; A,Pprpred, (Signed) MOlltA.,. At the earnest entreaty of the Court, 14 1 ' . 9.110ded nit cirrlanistiinces . 01 consitierabie p . A0430016, the penalty of, the above sentence is remitted. (Slimed) 'MOIRA, His lielxcellenev is pleated to "direct, that th e foregoing Order 'be read at the head qf each of his Majesty's - regiments iii India, and entered in the Itegimental Order looks. IlitAn-attAturvits, FUTTYbitUIt, JULY a General Court. Martial held at BaitgalOre, on Tuesday,' the 25111 Aliril , ' Captain Chas. Randall, of his — Nlajesty's 22(1, Dragoons, 'was arraigned upon tindernientionett ehargei, viz. Fur sending. It written challenge through ( . .11)t, George M. Greville, of lets Niajusty' s 26th ,Drag o ons, to Captain Thtnnas itt Ole above corps , tinted ,Baa g itot e , tith 'Feb'. fo r t h e purpose tit fighti n g . a dutl,, therein re fen Tog Citlit. Shaw to• Capt. Oreviile, his (Captain Randit.ll%;) friend, respecting the sat4actitai .11'e allatlrd to—such coaduct being Ia breach of the ArtickS at' War. • UpOn %Ode:li charot the Court Caine to the fol ' lowittgtleeision !--- • The Court is of opinion that the'prlsoner,Cap tain Chas. ftatit h is guilty of the charge pre , ferted against which being in breaClt•of the 2(1 article' 7th. seei ion of the Articles of, Wur, it doth sentence iiitn ici' he cashiered.. The, above sentence is' approved, but at the :earnest ,solicitation of the Court, and the inter cessionOf his . E . xcelleney Lient2-Genern! Sir I .l' holt. klis op, the penalty is remitted. 1 4 401 RA. His Excellence is pleased .to direct that the foregoing ortler be rend at thehead of 'his jesty's regiment in India, and entered in the regi 'mental Order Books. Maddocks, who was recently convicted, at the t om Sestions,:of torgery, but whose -sen tence was poitponed until the. Opinion 'of the lodges could, be taken upon a point:of lase; has died' ii i f al l e n ,. It will be recollected that - tliC prisoner ananthorisedly indorsed a bill, as by procuration of his atster,-with his own' name, received the money-, stia' appropriated it to his own use, tout the point was, whether thii was A frirgery or a fraud. ' The opinion'of the Judges had not been tlecLaredi JAN. VARCILTItARSONPGAINST TH4 , ,ITARI , II or - ClitniCll AND TDB Itt.V. 4:61E4. AND ANnTDEIt. This case, which •tovol t o l e the quest ton, whe thertheeting-bnit;ies trequeiiteithY llksroters are liable to parochial v.4tes, catneon agaiu tar discus. slot) before. the Surrey MagiStratp, with Handal basin], Esq. in the Chair. It was.. - an appeal by Mr.fitripharson, a respectable inhabit - at:Ca the .parish. of Christ Church, Suriey, against a rate made by the said parish in April last, in Which they omitted to rate the Rev. Itowl.ol Hill and MI. Webber, as'trustee and treasurer of the cha pel in Blackfriars 'toad; commonly called ItoW. land Hill's Chapel. Mr. Noi./94, for the appellant, said, the tinet tibu Was,. in his opinion, a plain one. it had been four times'before the Bench previous to this investigation. In consequence of a defect in the notice of appeal served on the. patties, his - client had not been permitted to go into the merits of the case, . The facts were short : the object -was to rate a chapel, which they knew, to be a place of .great profit and. resort, upon.a footing with 'other buildings which paid rates in the parish of .Christehurch, Surrey. It would be a question .whether Gentlemen receiving large sums of nut lacy for the use of.:this chupcl,..were not,liahle to rates. It could be proved, that the sums re ceived had been ,kuown to,aMount to 10001. a year; bttt the question WAS not as to the quaff tum, hui the iiability of. a chapel of this descrip tion to be rated. Mr, Nolan then cited a case ."•••••. 7 v. Taylor and others, 14 East. page 25G. in which Lord Ellenhorongh.had , held York Chapel, propvtly.oftdmilta dt.srription, ,liaWe to rates.— The. appellant had come torward frum the he,t motives, under great nisadvaitage, because, as the parish, officers had i . t..ftiscal to put the rcspon• dents,in the rate; he had to oppoo teut fle lanai also to sustain the attack of his teamed trietul Mr. gpatikie, who had been conyvi teal by a Hemical pamphlet, ptiblished by a Reverend Gentlsinah, who was concerned i,t the That learnt-d Counsel Wtl3 formcdy,opimsed to th" itev . trend thliiieinati on the questitin, Out 64y had since: made it a C 011111404 Crillie• Adverting to charity, hesoid the, pastors of the church had ever been charitable; the 11ev. Gentleman, pacti cular,hatlittug borne a most that itahle mauve, and 'no mem would be so lost to virtue ac to say, riitti .liiirt of the profits of:this chapel might not beiold-' ed to the contributioni. of thepari,h towards the support of the pour. tto coneliided by calling Witness to prove the set vice of notices on the 'tletentlaitts. • tUIIINING, as Cnnoscl for the Rev. My. Ito tland hill, ohrtcted to the copy of the notice ttppleal as•inadtuissiMe, on thy gioto,d that it dill tto heaibluesr 'R d the parties by tiamc, as reipeircd by. tlie 41st of the Kink. Mr. NQLAN- ClltleaVOUrtNi to prove the 'noti ce had.betu served by parole evitlenee, but in thet attempt lie was ,Oppoied by • Mr. SPANKIR, Mr. CUMMING. anti Mr. LAWNS ; the lioterconteodvd, thA having once prOtioced a ductim e nt, purporting; to he a correct copy alto. Lice they were bottod by that only, and parole testimony could not be received. The . CHAIRMAN, IleCitrillg the, objection, £rst observed, that no binthv cooldl..fairty,litt4lch, to the Rev. tientlenian for the. legal objection taken by his Conniel. With, respect to Iheriotiee, hr pro ,nounc6l it informal., Tak.itrg the, ser.ige of to. lice ft ottr parole, tinder sneltcirettaistances, would nut do, therefore the:iippeul . for informality Walt ME. CUMMING the:1101, the rpiestion, was one Of great: importance to the whole 'body of. I)is. seaters, .atill ttl rt was evident the Rev, Gentle man -had been pot to expenee and trouble from a ' , vindictive. spirit, the Co.:rt w.otirti give him the cosi o s, Ile stated, th.it so far, from thc,Revcrend Gointleman, being ittiOntritahle, ,as the Learnell Counsel had hinted, Air. [fill- had. practised cha rity for. 30, years, and wits know') to all Elighoid us a Most .eharituble. Christian. Ile bad at his own expence provided. summit fur '24 •aged wo. Men. On the whole, he was fairl)v entitled to costs, because Mr. Cumruing conceived there had been a spirit of,persectition exercised towards him. . air, Not, AN. considered ,tlie. motion for costs a snot indecent demand, .and intimated that he 4.ltotild oppose thtattetapt of hi 3 Learned Friend's Clients 10 nuse The Church of lingluna if he persist• et! In the style of languag e lte...bad adorned. Mr.' CUD ma 140 Saul I hne Mr. Nolan had no right to interrupt him. . interrupt yoti,.because you arg }stir. . , jacK;oN, the Chairman.!--44., Cumming, though yo&t ',have ft right to apply for costs, you are not to travel out of your proper .course. Your application in (hit case i$ fur costs. The Court. is n tiling ttf do justice to the hono u r, anti charac ter of , the. Rev. Gentleman, hot. that is .uo ques tion here. You ought to recollect. the appcalhas :been,',liirmisse . d. upon a detect in point of itieni. We, as Magistrates, cannot help saying,. that the merits of. a .g.reat,, and important question have been kept out of eonsitlarallort, thoteibreme think that. each should pay hi; own casts. The Court decidul upon an appeat against a conviction . of the nagistrAtes, in a case of short measure under the Coal Act, that the coal dealer is not bound AO measure, or accountable for the deficiency in the me..flire of coals, the day after' the delivery. The conviction was of course quashed. Co RON ER'slNouirr--Yesterday afternoon there was an Ingtiest Itch} at the Pindou.linspitat,.be.. fore J. W.l.J.riwtN, Esq. on view of the body of WV; • (kickall, .who cut his throat on r fnesitay morninK. 'Mary GothimAi, • the deceased's whlow, deposed that since the ,preceding . ‘VetinesdaY, he had ap velireA very low and, desponkling,•-twconsecinettee of .son, a bay about thirteen years at are, whom he sent,ll/itit a message to a lionse s in lywell-linte, having /stolen u iit4lar , and being c9intnitted tar trial ttc thefild this-she hats its dy . tibt ,vvms (lie tante of histoinmitting the f a tal `deed he wets about 50 years of age, a shoeuniker. .by .tratte, and' residing •in•White'vrolr, Spitald &Ws. t~~ • ♦! ~ i t 1 :i+.~ ...1 .\ ~~. CioNlE.i.t.., JAN. G.4--tlt the S ee:ral . gawp, • held st t Cus%C. \%.tertfay., Juba CArrigott *II lott RS gt k iny tit lia viiig'ro.,ce4eci arlit4. l'Atiltiitzt TUiliil Wi(i bon victcd - for beliio nut at i onlanftil hotits On the night of the 29Jt- - Oiceftl . be l -1 4 ,.t. 4 Ames Maher, eltargbti .at the last Sessions 4 •Caitliet With being ottt or .I;i4 house at irregular ' limns, on the night of. the 36th Dkmeniber lis t , and whose trial was adjourned; teei ittiailinonsir convicted:, . - . . 1 Committed by EDWAIII) Wti....tti§, MI!. Thonlad ItYan,.oharged-witit attackin4 the dwelli.l4-hiat a i. l' 4l rizttis Sltanglmessy, tiring a shot therein; l'ilitt carrying off corn seized for rent. ' liiarsilay, John Daly, convicted on I‘lotylai last at a &enjoin lor the 'Liberties of Limerick; ~ under the Insurrection Act, .was- forwartied.fin i Litncrifik gaol to be embalked at Cove:tuf SOP. '.. ' Bay t tliere to r e mai n for - Sevett years; pursuant t • setitnic, - : . At;ihel§mions at Altillingat, tinder flit 111100. recant' set, on Frid a y last v --lOlitt.Kelly, for lia r- Mk:4oli in his possession, was gent en 'cd to sev en 'Yell"' trangpiirttitioo.—The Sessions adjourned N the , 6th of "January. The two men who were taken up at Casbeh•on inforniationi given in.Watcrward, which traded . r - to implicate. thetti .in the murder ut AV: Baker , 1: - hare been lib erate d by t h e -Magistrates of tit o county of Til l iper ttr y., : w h o , lye nodcrstand, enterm-? fain no v e ry t avoura bl e .O pon of the ittfortovr. i: Before: clay on the Morning of the Y2ll ult. ill. i t Rev. J. Eltaniitim,%iith a try or 11,e lionagitim militia, proe!•etled Irma Itoscrott : tit: the hunts. '' Coolewill, in . the Mug's Coltrity,, ar :WW d 1:" 30bn, Patrick, Denis:Daniel, an.l Anne AlolownYt charged with thc.inu:•der of John Gutit ' V, it 15 ' 1 ' laginnore, i.ii the Queen's Coimiy. . 1 hey b.° . been transmittrd ti, .\l4lvimi-1, 04 11 gaol, .7 ini r I. 0.1. D .'`i i" tertlay • T: Sheilork end J. Wiltshire acquiite, Fof e charge °Us:top-lifting. Willis was convicted of stealing a pie ce of elteeie, the property of Lnekwo(" l . -4 The prnsecutor detected lilt; prisoner taking it ou t of his shop. Willit.tut• JoiMson..3 boy, ~was indicted for ad d ' log a silk sha w l, the property of Elizabeth Po nn Y' 'rite prosecutrix, on the ll'of JBlllllllv, htu i the shawl,suatcheif from her shoulders by some bo): s as she was wanting near Shoreditelt Church, bu t o ai sloe Cottlil 1101 swear to the pursuit of the . so. er,lhe was 'acquitted. Ile Was tried . atitl acquitted nu a 5",,,,(1 omit, for a similar. offence, b;:eause pefit'''. could be identified. Thomas-Ileitis, rtiehard Renley aml John Fa t : thing ; were capit a lly cor , v i cte d o f Stealing;. a P ie : : : of clollf,;a4ovsz..fitV value of 'forty s'..nlingg, i'n dwelling-issithe 1?1' James 1 ) 0014:, vll the 15 0 ° December last. • SUDDEN DEATII —A 'Coronet's littine.lt Vf s held yesterday, on thn body of Clark, a Printer, agcsl dawn anti exptiri br was .going to his work in fit. Johu'Y.squrire,"a TaesrLy alotoing t • Yai4 l4. lion of Gud. Mk.)IIi()Itt)I4()GICAL JOURNAI,,,. • Thrinipitorter • • ' " : ,Weather• . .. ------,p,-••••••.•••.-.........r...."...---..............--- -- ' u: • :1 ...: . ~, . t • *.:. • • 7n , 7. ii 7- I,i !'';:+ '.."-.". •.1 2: A . ';: - 74 ". - C 1 ::.... I 4 & t-. .-. •:. -1: . •'/-. " :4 --;.• 1 '''' .:1 :". Btt ' ; ' ____----**-- ...........t-r*„...., .- - -.-•-•+•••••••••.-- D , ee/ . 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'Twining, ef a daughter. , Tile sone day, at Putney, Mrs. Shillito, of a sun. c ira On Wednes.lay, at bii hou se , its Keppei-street, nos,„ Square, the Lady of 'tbeophilas Itussrll tinckworth i . Eq' - sun end heir. A - Pactstutnith, the Ittb inst. th e . L a d y o f Li vo t e dati lunel'lty ' vrt Permanent Assistant -Quarter•Alostergic6e South-W.est District, of a daughter. ALUM! ED. On Monctaytast, at WePdit..b - qr . Y, Ox on , : B en, j a ntin Esti. of • %Vesthury, - Bticks, to daughter of tko Hef George Dupuis, Rector of Wenillehliry. The • .1 lA' . . mime day, at CI r:tlituti, J. E. Jtlckgrm Tticear.l '' to • of S " iatthmult to Miss Itus• A ll, doughty,: of R Her. John ussell,. of • 'r o. • - Yesterday, at. Clanient Danes, Mr. Christopher It lam"! Wearing, of St. Paul's Church-yard, to Attso , ynutegest I:ailyiltee of the late .Thooles Galbreath, Asq' ' • . . DIED. ri , 4 ,4 Okthe to i'ost. in Duitlin, of tut itifhimusatory lovers '"- per Neville, Esq. aged .24. On Friday Ide, in Entun-stnet, l'imileo,JamenEstor A si l d. , itt,tht Sad year of his ugg. f q a 4 OtOiturdoy two, in tits gist year, Eitosiind , RON E l 'u. f 1 Es t on. A Itlernhon of Lynn. • 4° Ail I lie sie tint ,. at Edith W e st o n, R n tl an d s b t re,- Mr- 3 t BlAke, Mexics.grt to the Muse of Cunuttutist & _rude 011 Wedtutiday, nt hi; uncle; 4oute, Mr. J. Wardoo—,t,- d..,.. -of 'Woa byjEN, nephew of Mr. Porrcett, of Wrest ga ra Theatre. • ' ..,. • - na r • ic s. y, .W. Galtt,l3l4. lide of the Transport i n too On the lOth at his house, Milbunk.row. ti Rich:tr.! Dickinson. Esq. aged OS year*, late of the (Nike of Maiesty P gUrinance in the Tower. et The imam doy, %nee, En, Astristatif irfsPe" — • Military-Stores to the Hon. kast India Company. Jahn Last w;elt. at I,l* house,' 28, Red Lion.still„re' Statile:r Smart Esq. • - diani Niniutay, at katter, agedfia, Mr. John pennett, Come heft .debut was on those boards on the Tab of Ma' r bi 178, in the cluttacter of 'Lubin in the Quaver. H`' " op nurd ,tereral *ealotti witti.the E xe t e r a n d Plymouth cowl, Liof seas' aftsrwtirds a inVuut 'lir • for malty years w the Isi°ll,lo.' Circuit, anti latterly t :e t uu d ei i .to t h e T iteo t ee , lane. LONP(iS: Printed 1)y J. 11. t:AILSTAIIi.S. No. 7 Cirs .ri cc ol tt li .htlithlinrs , p4nd pithlistiel !sr W. A.SCILIiTg, of itit-i tor , ~ra tlic SONlftrrit Sfiand 4 wla , re ortit3, o.t!crs, .suers (poist-paid),&v. vatitt bv "die