The Sun. — London, England, 1816-08-20 00:00:00

I (*.MARGE OF MURDER. , .. :... . . IT•Airroist - GAnneN..---Yesterday James Tuck, landlord of the Bald-feeed Stag, on Enfield Chace rite, was brought , up by Read, sen. and Brown,, c,flieers, and underwent a very full examination, st hielt booed for near fo ur hoors, charged with th e wilful m urder of Mr. John Draper, an officer bilottoitig to the COMA Court of Requesta, for the district of Enfield, whose body was ,fotind drowned itt a well iii a field in the rear of the pri soner's house, Limier very suspicions circumstances. The office wits crowded, and the street rendered ''leady impassable from the numbers assembled: Richard Thomas, being sworn, said, he is a schoolmaster, and keeps a BCllool.at Barnet, and was accustomed to Iw - company the deceased in ' , collecting debts, &c. About half past ten o'clock • on-Thorsthy.morning, the Bth instant, the de . ceased, who was summoning Officer for the County • Cour held at infield, came to witness, in order to accompany him to put some executions into P : force . , and to point out the defendants to him ; witness accompanied him, and they met one of the 'defendants, named Daniel Chapnel, whom they arrested for a debt and costs of 21. 18s: 9d.; they took him to t he' , sign of the Robin Flood and Little dol,n, at Pottee's-har, to settle it ; ae defendant toott for Mr. Reynolds, bib kittOril co settle the debt ; Mr. Revoolds CaltlC, anti paid the debt for Alit) in three.ll. notes, and the deceased.gave him Is. 3d. in change out of them. The dectased , • ladled Out a little red pocket-book, coOtaitting a 'great bulk in Bank notes, about three fingers 'thick, iii order to pot the three pound •notes to them. Mr, Reynolds remarked to the deceased that lie• Was stirprized he was not afraid to carry stith e rantiry of Bank notes,about him ; the de -ceased said•he always did so, and then put up his pocket , hook.. ArVituess accompanied th'e deceased 'to the White Bear at Barnet, and parted with Lim ;here about ten tHiliateS past seven ii; 'the evening. The deceased was not then to say kiiher 'Sobev or drunk ; and witness did not see him after w;ads, moil he was taken up drowoed Out of the well, the prisoner, Tuck, having called next 4tonniog on witocss, and informed hint Mr. Dra ,per wits drowned. . , Mr. 'Thomas Reynolds, being sworn, said, he is an attorney,, , and lives at. - Cheshunt, tiers ; 1 1,,,0, a bout four o'clock in the evertiog of Thurs . I h t y, the Sth inst. witness saw the deceased, Mr. . „John Draper, at the sign of the Rohiu 1-100(1 and ,Little John, in _Potter's, bar, where he had a client of witness's in costird v for a debt amitosis anhooo.. jog to near three pounds,. which wittiest paid M r. ,DritpeT in 111ree . 011e.;p01111d notes,. anti received a ,sitilling awl some halfpence in change, and butt iron Mr. Draper a receipt for the money. Witness ~,, I taly'. Mr. Draper have a large roll of amk-uotes ~jp,, his possessiou at the tittle. Here one out of a parcel, of notes traced to the possession. of, I he pisoner,was handed to time is it , mess to look at, \vim was asked if he ever saw that note before ?---A, The .00te vow produced is, one Got of the tree notes 1. paid Mr Draper ; it wits the oet,,ide woe of altered, aod teas moo Led 191 ; 3 am sort it is. tote of the notes 1 paid hint; I have I t o manner of dnnbt abotttito ~ • : James Smith, heitig sworn , ,Sitid, he is a hair. i l ros ser, and lodges now at No. 21, John-street, Eilgew,...reirwil ; tliat.ohont seven o'clotk in the 4 ,:voing of Thnrsd ty, Ole Bth inst., witness called 'in at a public-house in Baritet, to have a pint of forteo; there he met the deceased, who had some dispa:e with theilantilord, in consequence of which lie polled oara KlAlin red pocket,-book, and said Id , them., .' 4 Here'S enough to . buy you all," but he did not ( k een_ it : after remaining about haft an boor, witness accompanied the. deceased to ar, t o, titer, house, where they had another pint, of heer ; the deceased had a horse and curt, and promised , to carry stillness, who Wasgoing to Cheshont, awl the cleeeitsell witts going to:.Enfieltf. ‘Vitotss ac coMpanktl-the deceased, to the house of the pri. Itoocr, the sign otthe liald.facedtitag., at Enfiuld, wbere they arrived ahout eight or half-pot, eight er'clocit in the evening, being obout two'mileS ; they had three glasses a,f gin aud water, two of which witness paid for, )Jut he does tint ithow whether;the Ih:ceased paid any ; be H did pot see him The deceased was rather intoxicated, tits4ll.d some Words With Robinson, the black i4l,kt ; the deceased .was ofiering to fi ght, and tole..tooli out his pocket-book anti, was °firing to a y ten .or twenty pounds • Robinson said. he would, not strike hint, ,that if the deceoed struck lino he would take the law of him; the pocket , book wet; a small red one, and , had no,loek to it that witness knows; the deceased put 'the book into his pocket ; witness intreated kilo to go bottle, but he :vomit! nut; so, about ten o'clock, witness wished hint a good night and parted, a i nthvituess set out ; in about 20 minutes after, the deceased's 'liaise and cart, without a driver, overtook hint 1111 the riot! ; witness got into the cart and drove ferekignitiitti the Bald-iaced titg,'Where he foond Nit-. Draegy „whom he tillain attempted to prevail on To conie!) - ol ; Ise's,iki be wottid when he had bad ttaatht v glt.t4g or I wit ; witness thea staid an hour ivith Ii iii; darittg whirlt time the hotse mat cart: apin went from thelloor•ithedectased and Witness syelit out to look for there, rtatria 'Crossing time field, oedeceased wet the hostler of the Biltkraectil Stag, wham lte laid hall rte' by the collar;'atul detnande:l i‘i know front hint where his horse and cart was The hustler said, , lie knew nothing 'about them. The dereased shook him ; they had a struggle, and both fell, 'hot th : ' betide'. did not strike him ; it ivaS 'near ahe door. After ;quitting. the hostler, Ni'. Draper . attiteked a haymaker, Ktid offered either to wrestle or box with'him. Ile struck at the linyutaker,. : who iet retorn gave hint two or three Awes or ntishes to keep him off; they were of no consfAttence, anti coultinot hurt him. He pushed him front 'him iu his . own tidal - we. ,They were virted•by witness ; and Mrs,'Tuck, the prisoner's mote, isitiehroright, the deceased into the 'parlour, in which - were Robinson, the black, Walpale, tt butcher, Holmes, 'a constable, the landlord, and some others, strangers to witness. They had another Otis, ' - Rich. - Crouch and Peter Satin. tiers were some of the .others then present.---- When witness could 'not psevall on Mr. Draper ' ti - ) accompany him-, lie left ,bim in the rabove,, named company, Nod set out by himself again ~..i.taitt, eleVen iectock ~, as be could ' not get lodg. hetell'ere in. tileir disputes. • Witness set out fete Poxtno,and on the road he overtook the deceits- 1 ed's Iforse and cart within half tulle of Eutieid ; witness did not know whete the deceased lived ; but he got into thecart,',and drove the horse, giving it its head, until it stopped at a door, which, on witness knocking, he found to be Mr, Draper's house. Mrs. Druper naked hint where he left her husband, and 'he told her lie was at the !lain!-faced Stag ; she sail she hoped he would get lodging there, as it was - late. Witness newt. saw Mr. Draper pay for my liquor dining the time lie was at the liald-taced Stag, and did not see him, alter partiiig with him as above-mention- ed, until be saw hint dead. John Walpole, being sworn, said, he is a butcher, and lives in Enfield ; that between eight arid nine o'clock on Thursday evening . , the l a ir' instant, be &Rs in the parlour at the Bald-faced Stag, in company with Richard Crouch, Pt.ter Saunders, Holmes the constable, Robinson the black, Flowers, and Peak the blacksmith, when the last witness and Mr. Draper eamecin, with a bull-bitch >u a . string; they had sixpenny-worth of gin and water. Draper was rather forwardish —they staid until half-past te6, anti quitted ,t'ae house, and ‘vitness did not see,thern after. Ile . saw no quarrel, ttor heard any dispute. Mr. Turk, the landlord, WEIS baCk and lot hated an business. Wit'll'ESS saw the deceased pull stint a small red pocket-bunk, hitt he does not know what it cow:tilted ; he did, not see him change eVern 3 uote, or ply lor any liqnor. I,Vitness quitted the hoiute a little before twelve, but he did tint see Draper after he left the house at half past ten, when he left the parlour. Witue , s can not fell whether he left the house:by the trinit o r 'back door. The well in which the body kits 10111111 is siftiate io.the rear of the house, near the brewhouse, and is about 301,irds row the house ; it is about seven yards front the'tont path, and it is rather above the level of the ,ground, being banked with the earth taken . out of the , well. There is a kind of rail between it and the pathway, and witness does wit think it possible a man might fall in by accident. Wit uess ne ver noticed the well previous to this acci- dent. Charles Johnson ) being stvorn, said,lie is a 'carman, and works for Mr. Paris; and lodge's at Thomas Elliott's at COCk•FO,ICIs A little before 12 o'clorli on 'l`loll the Bth insrant, witness tt as passinc along the .road. by the Bald-facet) Stag, when he ti , tir men rush hastily out of the hoot door, the prisoner To, it was the fore most ; lie sahlto the Others, " I)—n his . ohleye, he is gone this way ; I know he is g‘lite round Witness heard One of the qi her 'men an swer and . Sav, " hint we will Mill hint,' Will hick him, and 'give him 'a good hiding." Witness po,itive it was the prisoner Tuck he has been frequently in his house, and 'know? him ; ho knew his voice the instant he iteitAl it. Witness stew the four men turn into .the gate at the end of the house. leading into the parif., but lie ilia twist hnow who' they Were talking about ; he saw no other llerson. WitneSs did not stop to listen, hitt went home itt contrary dirt'etiott to thin whiell took. .Witness has often seen the well: it is in a corner of the r Irk into which they tvent.', Mary liolliorn, alias Nutt eridge, living sworn, said, site is servant to atein koner, 'Tisch. i 11:s lived in his service about two months; site r . ..aw the decei l sed, Mr. Draper, at her master's Itoit e the, night previoto I his (loath ; it Wtii about half„ past nine ; Peak, Walpole, Towers, and souse others, welt, drinking with hint in she parlimr, NYitness did not see him ShoW a pocket hock, neitlrtr did she see any quarrel, nor hear any . tlispute : she did not sea the deceased pay lor ‘any liquor, she received for !limp, and went bai se idoill into the raloor, Witness ~ tvent In P hoto irdif.past 10 o'clock,having previously light- ed candle tor tilt . Church (I he pugilist) go to bed. Mr. Itiihiosoo, Illaels man, wits tint in bed, he was somewhere ilow It sr aits•\Vitl'ovsgutsipiie .t rooming about hall-past 6, and at. 7 she tvtut to the well for water for incakfasi., and saw tit.... body of a Mal) in the wel), She Italy saw hi , . hit and pint o f hi s taco. Sh e Was al trilled, ran to bet mast, r, who was then lettini4 the fowls out of the fowl-house. itobiusoo, the blade in W4l% ' x tis q0It11)151y With lilltt. Witness said, " (tune) gra clon4 1 !here is a wan in the. well 'Cie Olisoner 4aid, Good gracious ! I suppo,,e, it is t h e poor ultt buStler...' Ile seemedintielt conitried, as was eery t.)110, when t'al'e heard it. 'list, prisoner Ittibinsoo went to the and she went op stairs. Witness afterwards sally the body in the brew-, house, and knew it to be that of fll man she 'saw in the house the nip lit before. \lltness always fetched 11er water from that well since she came to. live servant in the house ) %veil:is in the field neartlie brewhuitse ;it is pt, railed roim4 ; there is no haok ; it is nearly level whit the grOf4(l, and it has no covering.. There were loose pieces of wosui laid across it, leaving, a .space for the pail to take up the water ; it was nearly filled to ate top. The two si t yp, , ,,coos, sir. J. Clerk and Mr. Henry Holt, who hot examined- the hotly, thought the blow (the marks ol J witieh.were on the left ear of the deceased) would have been sufficient to cause insensibility,. and, even death,. though he had not fallen into the,well. They were tit opinion that this Wound was not received by falling into the _ _ v. _v.. Mr. ‘David Draper, brother to the deceased, Is a tiaptitteworker, anti byes in Etta Cid : tilt being informed of his bruther's.dentii, on Friday morn ing, he went about nine o'clock to the Buld-taeed Stag,,where he saw the prisonef, Tuck, stud-de sired WM - to • take ekii e of ili9 brother's pocket book, she ontierstood.be had a quantity ofmotes about him, •The prisoner said be ttliposed he had none. The-prisoner then Conducted -witness. and his nephew, David Draper_ junior, ion .to the deceased., to an out.tiOnse, where he allowed-them the body. Witness siesired the deceased's son to examine .the'pockets of the deceased, which he did, and found only. two large pocket-hooks, 'or ietter-cases:, which, ott examiningAfttrwArds, they found contained only stionnom,es, tiX ectitions , and other entice-puper , but no notes ; in his breeches pocket Witt; (041110 rt purse, containing nine and one halfpenny. -The prisoner informed them that .the deceased 'had a gentile the hastier, and was also wrestling witli a hay.alakvr, atullatt been tonna draoniethat miirning in the the maid-servant. David Draper the younger continued this tes timony. . - .tllr. Philip Eldridge, being sworn, said, lie is Molt to Mr. Brailsford, lit ewer, at Enfield; that about eleven o'clock on Thursday forenoon, the Bth inst. he called at the Bald-faced Stag, listifield '-Chtmee, collecting,money ; lie saw Mrs. Tuck, and went into the parlour with her, and asked her for sonic money ;. she said be was come before his .time, and that she was not provided for him ;- on which . sbe fetched the hook, and it appeared that he had called three or lour dayl before his time : witness was going further, and-he called again on his return, Elbow tour o'clock time same afternoon ; be saw Mrs. Tuck; and requested she' would scud witness sonic money by eight o'chick next morn having a sum to make up ; she said that lie migledepend op having it. About eleven o'clock t he next morning Tuck's boy came over on horse back with the money ; witness was not in the "counting-house, but the prisoner's. boy paid . the money to a lad named Charles Smith, who was in the counting -house, who endorsed 10s name on the back of each note, and afterwards paid them over to the'witnes4; the whole were 18 one pound notes, and two pounds in silver : the note now produced, and identified by Mr. Reynolds as one he' the deceased on the preceding day, 'w:44 one of these 18 mates. Charles Smith confirmed this teStimOriy; as to the receipt and endotsentent of the 18 notes. CaSia Street, being sworn, said, her husband is a labourer, a nd lis.es in Eitti‘id : on a Wednesthy m orning about n month ago, the docasi:.l at h e r house for 11..45. 40, the limonite of an execution for a deht and costs doe to a Mr . llroW . ti : she after Wards went to his house, where illeyaitt IL note, 45. in siletr, and in'hailpence. Witness kno.ys the note now iirOrioctd to be the sonic nit i She paid him; it had the:nil:Mir a Cal loway, llorvin, and Hie vi heal on the back : she knows it to be the same note, be cause she reattarked-hiM to tooke a blonder in writ ing his itauleou lime back. \Vitncss described the words on the beck of„the note to the witness Mr. David Draper, sen..hcfore she saw the note'! 'she . had not the note, long in -her possession, and did not see it since but onee. This is the ,receipt the deciaSed gate when he was paid the Money—it is dated July 10, and the deceased remarked as it was ft 110.111 00:e he, Wplllti keep'it by hint. , Were the Sittig;; Magistrate called in Mrs. Tuck, tie, prisoner's Wife, to ask her a,few ques tions, bit mine to criminate her husband. Question to Mrs. l'uclt„—Mrs. • tick, can you aceonnt where or front whom you received the notes yo t m Sent to, the brewev's, or did yon,receive any notes from the deceased in your house the night he Was there previous to his death ?7.--A. 1 hatibbout 101. lv ow in U. notes, and 1 borrowed six more that tii;.!.htfrout Mr.,Peak in. my back parlour. I tied up the parcel at night., anti gave it to my husband to scud a next morning. Mrs. 'rock then withdrew.. the,pri,oner,—Now, Mr. Tuck, it has b ee n proved, !hat !woof time notes paid - by you to,yoor hrewerwere in thepossession !If the tie- 'ceased, and one Of them so latti'imS four o'clock on that night, he was at .your house, gird found drownta next morning. I now call on you to tell from whom you received them, us it is necessary for you, • Prisoner.4,never take or change any notes ; I cannot Aril where my wife took them. I.:et\jamnin Pelts, a boy, servant to the prisoner, deposed, that on Friday., the morning the Jinn wilt found in the well, his master gave him a small parcel, and told hint it was money, salad desired him to carry it caretnlly to the hrewhouse, and p a y it to Alr. Eldridge : the pritioner did not.tell limit how much there was Uijt ; Mr. Eldridge was not at {tome, 111111 witness paid it to.a boy in the counting-lmose.: lie taa?.okven it in his pre sence, nor gi • ve lim a,receipt for it. Webb, the bay-maker, - did not Strike the deceased even a bl ow, see i ng he was drunk ; he only laid him dW on ,and totilt . Witness Went to bed at eleven. • Here Read, sen. the officer, produced'six more one pound notes , he found on Mrs: Tuck ; OW two 40/. and'a It. on Crouch and Saunders. prisoner'was then remanded fOr fOrther eita mination, to afford further oppOrtitnity to inquire, and try to have sortie of those notes identified by the persons who paid money into the hands of the cleCetiseiL The prisoner is a tall groom-like looking man ; he hiid a bbek eye ; his honse is well kuown as a training.bouse to the noted prize-fighter's of the tltiy • Bo w c►' •--Yesterday Mary Starlike was charged with threatening and attempting to murder her husband, Who stated that she frequently acted in the most violent and unmanageable manner, ac. eOmpa`nying her actions with the most horrid 4x.; r i r e s siims. FlerSiiidence to his property had'beert vim& to the attacks upon his person. .''She had consumed about 4001. in foul' months. She had 461 d a horse for half its value. She had hroke all the Windows in his house. Nearly all his'clothes Were tither destroyed or made away With, so that be was obliged to - borrow clothes yesterdatto tip `pear with decency at the office to exhibit his Charge. Lie had frequentlY offered' her a - separate Mainte nance, Btu) 'had employed an attorney for that intr. pose, hilt she had &dined to accept:of it. He could not account for the Violence of her coudutt, Os rihe bad al - ttalr cntarts`d every-comfort. 'rite c onstfiblewho apprehended her stated, that she iepeated the threats, in 'his hearing, of stab bing her Intsband in the heart. Jealousy was the only reason assigned' for her vlaent and untha nageable conduct,' which:gr. Sturidge assured the Magistrate was 'without the least foundation. tie Said, that itreNsquenee of her conduct he Lad nothing but: ruin.and'a'priS'on before him. • • Air. Stu'ridge took a very fine infant from her while she made her defence ; but all that site said did not nmount to an,auatver to tier husband or a justification.- Sir N..CoNANT ordered her to find bail. . When site was being taken away, she endea voured to, wrest the infant front her husband, who, however, resisted ; but the Magisttute thought the toothier oogilt to ban the elaii.4 tearcit bANIMprs. SEQUESTRATIONS. 'August It. John hl‘Lellan, merchant' and' Muslin-tnAntl e facturer, Paisley—Creditors meet in Hector's Inn there,lsth and 29th August, at 12. An*ust 13. The Calton-bill Foundry Company of Stittiul and- Faulds, iron-founders, Edinhurgh--Creditors meet in • the Royal Exchange C;olTee-house there, i2d August and 6t11.. September, at 2. EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c. John Speits., merchant, Glasgow, to be examined in tin) . Sheriff-Clerk's 011 kt-there, 224 August and 9th Septenaheri at 12. James Hislop,,spiritAraler, Edinburgh, to be etamineti , In the Sheriff-Clerk ' s Others, there, 22d August and 6th'Sep. teniber, at.l. Daniel -.M 4 Arthitr, merchant, Port-Glasgotvi, to be ex?t,- , mined to the Sheriff-Clerk's Office, Greenock., lid August* anti sth September, at 11. CrcaitOrs of William Riddell, glue-manufacturers, 6las gow, meet in the office of , S. Sanders , a ccountant there, dd September, at 1, • Creditors of John Stewart, coal, lime, and iron-stone iner. chant, at hankies, parish oftaldernocli, meet in the Pripore of Wales tavern, Glitsgow,b2Bth August, at 12. Creditors of Robert and Daniel Malcolm, vendue-matteri and bookselleb, Glasgow, meet, in the chambers of Arebiball 13uchanan, aceonntant there, 31st August, at tit. Creditors of Thomas Douglas, grain-merchant, Glme r o meet in the Prince of Wales tavern there, sth September. Creditors of Magdalen Dunbar, milliner and dress-itiakeff Edinburgh, will receive a dividend from the trustee, 5;.' 2 , t berine-street, 1 2th Septenther. Creditors of George Dickson, tobacconist, Portshurgti r Edinburgh, will receive a dividend from James Mitchell,- t 0 "•,, baceottist_. Canungate, 14th September. Shites of the affairs of Garden, Brothers, a nd Co. Garj ert, Wilson, and Co. &e. merchants, Glasgow, lie with the truss tee—No dividend. • LONDON MARKETS. ~, rims ofr BREAD Tors NVEM. The Vr;',l4est price of the first Wheaten Wend ihroughor• the Metropolis is ststett bit'the Bakers to be ltiftl. the (lora" tern Loaf.—Sonie - llaktri sell. the Quartem Loa fro mu96 penny to Liner-pence lower. lb. 0 1 . lb. 6z. Peel: 1.0 , 1 f to st•eigls ... 17. 6 Otiartertan3f sveigli 4 5 Half ' 3 11 1 Qourtern itto , SEEDS. • Ilea Clover 11 7 01 u) Ditto En-liii) . ~" AVluteditto... 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Veal ........ 55 4d to 6 1 04 k Alutto/i• Se 4d to 4s V. Fort.. .... 055 .114. oli. to 55.-od. T. JAMES'S HAY NiAitKET, 1 ?.: of ei 3t tos 01 to 8 s oa--ikvo.,,g,, -; 64 stiavt • 3l os od to hl 9s oa-Avetilgo; AI . HITECILVI,L HAY MAttl:f• • 41 1 bi Hay 5l 5s 041 to 61 Els Cd----At.,•114;e1 I li 04 0 Str.4w .ll lits Od tb 31 3s od-=-4-Aversgv• it v. DA Om Eir..••• 6l 104 Od to. 71 ICs Od•—,--isils4V, _....------" ...... .. ...... _ _ --........._._...------.....-- . ... . B v t it t t ts . , 13056 toto 6 56 6 1 1 1. 1 1 , 5 s Pee1ti1t:171.!f..L..E...41...'1.,7.1...gri.t.):..: ... .....vo 7 4, c 2 l l , c,i t" ...,1 Nier_c()ants' Backs .. .. ...... .--ti 5J Dres.iing Hides ' .... . .... . 13j I° viii Fine Coach Hides .. . .................. {;sd to I .d C.'rui) Irides, 35 to 4011;s1Or cuttaitg • •.. • ' , ' ,.1 to -: It ..... • ..... . to ,,0 Ditto •ts to SOlbs .... ...... 7)i'Ot, ',ll(tititic :30 to 40It ' ............ ' ' 20d t c ' "1.4, )3 ..... .... •.. . ......... to 1 .1 Vitto 5O to 70it)5........... ........... .tqd ~ 04 Pitta , ..... 70 to tiOlbs. , . ..... .'2) 0 ~ ma' Small Seals (Greenland! ... • .‘ • ........ ''' 7,l '' '' tr I.:►rge ditto . , ( Grtenland• .. . %.: .. ! ............. ~.. 1 ,, 0 , . per d0zen........ ell ............. i JS _I RAW Best Heifers Steers,.per at. .....2s 13d to 3t' Niitidlings ...es 4it to es HDES. Market Call .. co( • o 7:44 Eisg. Horse lis od t 7 1, 17-. MA t ''. i Town Tallow 5'1 4 0',,,,,0ti Yellow Missis 5 9 ' 17 ' , 1„..$ 4. White ditto --* n i ,.# Oft Soap ditto. • .. 494 : 1 4 40 f 1 ..., • • if ......ii Meltrog Stu ro " . Ditto 'tough. ..•••-* Y 4 1 03 Mottled . Graves ..... :. . ... '7s 0 • 1 Yellow Soap . • * Ger Curd ............. ,94 t, o Gandles, per dozen lOs ed-----lklottlass l'• f fi ~, perc o 10 Lz e :i,ti Alt 1 :1 Li:4,v, Ec 41. G p : o uoi 0 :: o d lr e.:.u:i Dregs s.yr.n. 11;9 .). 0 . e . y .. .. .. ................. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Pr r' 40. s to 4s. 4 it; Newcastle . 17 30. 6 ,1 . , th . P-• Gf Sunderland ... . ........ •(It° ' '' I' •••••—•af..........865. B A • , , ....i. ( : 4 1,., tit,,ne Coal 1 . ....60. O''' -` 30' 4 ( t,'.11 ..,... i .........36 - - PRICE OF St. James's Market Bs Od Clare Market... Os Od Whiteetwel Market 8 Oa per *time a Sib. 6s Od Average. 3$ 0 . At Brighton, ................ BIRTHS. ri= 3 1114 st. Esq. of Ely-place, Holhorn, of a daughter. „,.: i f Sh e° yn saturday last, the Lady of Edward Grove, "-'' ) s o t ' f 'S 4 i n :o nP r eB cia ! t 7 ::r tfl C l 3 11 °1a: 1: tt : =,t r t.h9 le ft int.l l el , theAr O ti f h a l a :0;1 ...' ?et ihri. T.:::11:ion , :::11:1171>c::14 r ---- 4O On Monday, the i?th M ins A t. ft a ll t i tt p . 2tias Ch"" 11513 r 1 : 7 ' ..1."' .B. Sabine, of Saffron.hill, to Migs Atm Kaleh ' lste 0 s 0 6 Sunday senniglit,, Major Elan'' M. 1) . L'' ) PT ' ‘ S D F ;:e v i t i l t a t p r lto e K e il Fri . .1 I ' d t ° el f : S . , dla t u t : 2__._r,..__. g .1 1: v a t ' t: f t ' h ts . * 1 , , i i .. 11s,Ia: k ‘ ' s o n t a l : 1:::: v 1, .: i ti 'll : in l e: a ... t i e n l::, os VN . : pp illi e a r n o t: r 1::: trycle, Esq. cif eregg= '''''ld, 0 ' to' Anne, daughter of the late Fraocis Frectuao, -I'"'"' MEI). . „ to ot= L ice On Saturd.ay last, in. York-atreett r"" 37-- fli;o f.l - Susan Clinton, V, if e of Lietiteitaot-Geoeral sir a go di o , 0 , ton, G. 4 e..8. antl sister to the Earl o f Arentys',.,` , 14 1,1 0 .th i r= . , At No t tob.on, in the 79th year of his PO, Fr' s ' i ota Esti( a Maghtr.te tor th C ' ot . Clow:fiter e imams . = Ott cester, ~ , . Ad A v t; le r a u t t e l . tringhatu, on theist inst. Peter Fothiroitillgithi*:;iiiiitirett, o*.the tith.inst. at lirncelieht-lionse, Clai ,ioe e ~,,...191)," DAldicisli, Student, Aged l.i; eldeit, son w r ,,, "APion't I ilohn Dalgleish, t 1 Dalbeath. f , o w CO' ,0 I t the t3thlast. Titania.* Osnicr,ll.; ‘-' ll4ktie -of , his Majesty, am; late of the Hertford Militia. lic otli 1 At lis house, I. a i 41:stone, near Havant , c' n t , I c i4 in the '1616 yeas ; of his [lO, Ames Knapp, Si. ic ,,ltivii r ' At Witolsor, on the i i St ti inst. Captah) .1 4 0' n ~, ,of late of the Llon. E. I f . ' '- -1 i Urns V AdJinl Tom I. ,„. ~ s . i,, j „, 0 , ..,.()" Friday 13st at Illoc1:10_;itti, ll:mantle; 0' Wi t til t • . _, rovibtify-square, Esq. aged . so. i he , - On Saturday, at Br i ghto, M.-try Gavin t a m e, L.,01000. oCarchihaid CAtOpbCit, 1., , ,, of Gadogan,-1)134: ti fl' LONfIO : Pt iitteil !► }" 3. B. CARSrAiIt, So• 7, oristoil, l a and by W. 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