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I - : i ::'._ r~. v - ~.F...5-..~~.~:.+: "ItIE CON:n'IRACIES. A rtstoN,llousti.- 4 -YestLeday Pelham; ttntrthe Pam's, were ordered up for examination, When an evidence affording the last link in the chitin of elucidation against them was expected, but the witness not being in attendance at the 'time, the prisoners were vent down for an hour, Mrs. l'itt kis, the witnets 'expi!etetl, came into .: Court and deposed, that slre 'resided at 66iColden lane, and that the ptiStmers, ilrock and Pet. ham (who were again plated at the bar), came to 1 lift I about two , motttlrs since, and purchased loinmer and 61cs'; Witness identified by pe rubor malls the articles produced ; these it ap pears were part of the implements with which they used to carryon their system of depredation. The prisoner, Brork,• here threw nut an audacious. defiance against the testimony of the witness, with regard to his being one of the persons I 11) pUr• liased the files ; but Pelham admitted his . being Ot !he witness's kloor. • During the inquiry, a circumstance oceueretL which excited no inconiiderahle degree of. stir prise ; this was a letter from a Mr. Burgess,whom we formerly noticed as having brett osefttlly ac , ! . tive in lat ;nen this nefarious blisiness to light, stating that he was retained by Brock to defend ' him in this matter; but the Loan MAYOR gave no credit to the statements contained in this Strange communication, and told the prisoners that the evidence against them being now complete he should order them for a final examination at an early day, when the whole of the proofs would be read over before them. The prisoners were remanded, when an im mense concourse followed them to the place of confinement with thundets of execration. BOW -STR EF.T.—One of the most material Wit nesses to prove the case of a conspiracy against 'Vaughan anti his associates, in bringing aloes. and effecting the burglary in Mrs. M`Donald's Louse at Buxton, having been discovered, AIMS, the Magistrate, attended' specially at the Office yesterday, for the express purpose of going 'into tie examination, when Armitroog, the officer 'berottging to Worship street Office; attended •with the boy, whoM.he had discovered, iv ho had - been. the agent of Drake,' es ho had s •et hint to 'Vaughan at Sailler's %Veils Theatre. a here 'the latter was attending as - a rmistahle, with a'message for him to send Drake more miney fOr the tour young labouring men, who iie scribed to he, in a very rough Neer,' state, with mit the least appearance of thieves ; when this boy received half a geinea from Vattglia.l to fake to Drake, with a message to make them bah (drink) well before they went to break open Mrs. *AVDonald's house. The boy underwent a very long exemination before the Magistrate, and his evidence was taken in Wriiing. The tour young fellows were such novices in thieving HMI housebreaking, and were so_void of enerage, that the shaking of a hedge close to Mrs. M'DOnald's lindie and the noise of it so much alarmed them, that they left the house withont stealing any thing, end ran off. This, however, it is undo st itod, had' the desired effect, ab it was not intended that they should steal any thing, They *ere afterwards taken by Vaughan unit his companions, examined by Mr. NAZE*, and dis charged. Ur, EXPEDITION TO MADAGASCAR. EXTRACT OF A PRIV , NTF. I.LTTER. '' Mr. r ILG,U if Ail, Who is the Governor of Manri. tins, h4l v nig I alum int cnnsiderttiott the adv.onagc NV hiC h Oita Willi(' might derive front a' Itriti*ll Settlement at Madagascar, dispatched on the I Ith -Dscetither tilt. the-Government schooner Mag. net to 'fort Lotpiez, Ott the north coast of that sland, where the climate is good, at well at the utter and inner 'hathour, In this yeo.el a Mt'. Bletiman, t Chief Clerk in the civil Service, eta ! 'barked with the Governor's authority, to reside AS Agent, until his Majesty's plettstire.was known. .A Butler, who wag N Lioniltay Pilot, and ar- Tived at iMattritittsfrom calculta, on the '2sth of November in the situation of t , ,ieetind paver of the Mist India Company', ship 'witty)). trered his services ;--farther, the GoN'',ertor's gift. (letter, of the 11411)C of Rowe, and twelve carpen ters and joiners, completed the umnbcr of the intended Settlement. The. Magnet returned to Mauritius on the 2sd of January, bringing very satisfactory intelligence-relative to the object Of the Mission, and the good tottierfitanding which apparently prevailed. The Governor's anxiety, ltowevet, induced hint on the 9,Bth of December to order a solidi boat to follow the Magnet, and which returned to the Mauritius nu the 311 of N,trcir with the melancholy intelligence that her cumniantler (an old Mastt-r in his Majesty's naval s ervicr, of the name of Birch), together with I\l r. lite/moan and Mr.l3ntier, had been mottle' ed. ilowe, the gardener, escaped on board the hoat, I,iit died of fright. It isireported, that a li. w words reI , ..CPCI het Weell the English party and solott of the Negro servants, and in the even » in so me of the.. flacks fi red : into the house', a'"l shin: liutlet% On the following morn -1,;;,1, Mr, filenmait and Mr. Birch having per son'hilv reretred the affair to the Chief,-. a shot AVM lifer! through the latter's thigh, and ano ther tltrottgh the former's head. Mr. Birch further received, when attempting - to run off, st tiecoad hall., which killed hint. Thus ter titillated this expedition a few days a boat, togellter armed hi ii;, will proceed to Madagascar . ; Lient, LeSaye, of tite.2ll Re giment, Aid-de-Qamp to the Grovel nor, is to ens blirk ffir the' purpose, it is rionoured, of het o. tittritt aid' the Queen of a neighbouring Trihe, -io Port Duplex, to induce her to obtaindhe della , tiueli!s, by treaty or force of taws. Presents have certainly hecti purchased fat' her t Sooty flightless.' " A CONSTANT ILEADER. LAW -INY.l:',l,l,l(‘,!,:lkieB cotltT OF cti.A.Nt:Ettr, Aua. TSP. 61'FBAWift.---TAYl.Ott 11. wATI 7 II3. The LORD CIiAtidULLOR this day ObtiCrYCd, that he had read the affidavits with the greaTesj atten tion. He 'had . hoped the his a ttention would never hate been called to this subject, hut ul4O l *- Innately os it nail been., he would try to give the best theislon in his power, without sending it to a Court of Law to try 'Alt issue. There could be no blame attaehed to Mr. Croft, who was the Re gistrar of the Court, for be acted proPetly, as 'he bad not a right to make an athdarit, without he had an order of the Court to that effect. - As to Mr. Waters, it did not appear that lie knew at the time of the sale of the renewal of the lease; and alsti it appeared that he kad no intention of he cothing the purchaser nruil, he ivent into the Alas. ter's ().lice. Mr. Waters applied to Mr. Halloway to know when first Mr. Taylor knew of the grant of the Crown for e xtending the term of the lease ; that gentlem•ill answered that Mr. Taylor did know of it, bat at what precise period he could not say, but that he was apprised of the proceedings of the Crown be fore the sale did take place. His Lordship here ob= served, that no blame could attach to Mr.Halloway. He had faithfully done his ditty. But lie (his Lord ship) h 4.1 a duty to perform of much . greater COMM queore, it WAS nut As it related to this theatre, but to the ptiblie at large ; no person ivuld conceive that he WM. fond of eiveriug into the subject after what hall already passed, and the nnfortunate page he had matte use of. But thia he flutist say, for it was not musical in onpliape, that the rules of the Court must be preServed. He then took is review of the case, and stated, that it was sent to the Master tor th e purpose of a sale : if the par titulars were not correct', it became 'his duty to order a re-sale. He wished it to be underttood in giving this decision, that he did not attach blame to any person, much less to. Mr. Miters, who had acted throughout in this complicated suit in the must honourable and candid ncluner re-sale directed. WINDSOR BANK. . Sir S. ROMILLY moved Lie (mitt, that Mr. U. Brown, one of the parthets of the Windsor Batik, shotthi be ,dischargrti out .of custody, hating been cononitteci to .tlewgitte 'iii consequence of his tart •swers proving satki.olory to the Commis. sioners. The Learned Cottosel stated, that the ease tsssexact y to that of Coombs, the other,p.ittier, iititt that by hts diseliarg,e from custody toe quest on wo Virtstally dceided.. HAW; and 4r.- MoNTACJUE OppoSed the, motion on 'the pati, of the As•iiguees, anti con- . . tended that the cautes were not the same. .Tlic party here bad been brought up at his own re quebt atter he hod ocen committed u and ICA at liberty t , ) give .he thought pro w:l,, without any tittestioils Iteiog put lie. hail also been brought tip a itecontt tinte,when hr had only l'e•averted the answers given at his fitst examitottion. Juongirthe party had been brought \ tip a •erond time, yet, the warrant was not spent oi, ,one by. , The Learned (it)tinsel ;hen detailed the circumstances of the case, which have been already given to the public in, the CdsC of the other /partocr, Coombs. Sit S iZtistiLey, itt'reply, uhgerved he ittili.c(l for the libel:4410o oldie prisoner, not upon the merits .orthe case, Iwo tv.niult he had occasion to ower, but 'pito the natore of the vvtirratit.. The talon m i, % i o ners were bound is State all the questions. Hod placeitits,‘ ef t, anti had Stated nothing, that had.. taken piac upon the , ecolld Oiallllll4liint. . „ , , The 1 4 Qiit) CIiANCKLLOR Wialtell that, the Calla l t ati been. broti,4lll before Ch other tribunal, as, in , the whole course of his' experience at that .Bar, he net er recoileetetl bur h ati.applic'otion having been wa d e t o i l uy t ? olti,Cliancellor.- 7 :„Let an affidavit he filed, stati..g U second examination had taken place, and then let the prisoner be discharged. to so. deciding,' ile'ltsol gi%,eil no opinion on the subject of tha examination, whether it Vi'as'f,:itisfoCl 931 o.outlvr,ise. sit.. .lilt any .lostre applivation be math , he shoold, make the warrant rettonable at the time tie could 'have the Lord Chief Justice of t he King's Bench, or Air. Justice Abbott, .to at,sist tow. ESSF.X. ASSIZES. CHELNIiIPOILD, SATVIIDAY, AUG, 3. WIVEELIOr V. TliE COMMISSIoNRRS OF fIAttRACKS. 1'164 was an inquisition itv 114eertain what coni pensatimt should he made to the plaintiff for the injury done tains tend, by having had these bar- Nicks, which are , eallett Meeley Barracks', ereeted in it. , Mr, Warn ER et.t, attended tor the plaintiff, and stated, that he. asked a compensation for a minor, whose estat,e hod been greatly injured: The father of that minor Was now a prisoner in the, gaol -of Chelmsford, reduced to poverty' by indiscretion . and mismanagement of those who had the con duet of his affairs ; and his infant son haul no pro tector but the law of his country and the insiiee of a Jury. 'The estate, which' had been injured by the eremitic) of the barracks, was calked Whee.. ley-hall, in this county ; and its tormerpossessor, a Mr.sWiteeley, adopted as his seccessor in, his property the father of the present plaintiff, a man then certainly very little fitted for the proper en joyment of a large fortune ; for-be haul been bred in very hemble life, indeed scarce above the lowest. The, : property was left hint as tenant for life—to his son, the preieut plaintiff, in fee tad. The fattier, as frequently happened to persims in low statioes who beconnl, suctdenly possessed of we i tith, inAv i .ol of rationally enjoying his sudden acquisition, dissipated it by imiisereet expendi titre ; end tell into great In the veer ISO 3 the Defence. Act was lissed, and a Ma jor Frederic, who was depute;; to inspect . the military points of this county, fixed upon at spot of about sixty acres, near Witeeley-ball, as one fit for barracks, The,latid, at that time, was in the` occupation of a Mc, Richardson, as tenant of the fare), tinder 1.. t-e—the„ present plaintiff being only five years Of age—this part of the land was there tore agreed to he nnilerlet by Mr. Riclmrdson to Major Frederic, as agent of the Barrack-board. But his Lordship would tell them that, itt p Matt - °flaw, he couid tint let it but subject to the.sante covenants as he himself. held undo . , witiett wate, it, cttitivate the ii; a blisbamilike m a nner, and not to wake waste, by defitiopng the trees rtnil"fenceB, anti covcring . the iatiti *MI builiiing. The barrac.its %vete nuts polled tiown, and the Lord Chancellor hart directed an _issue to ascer tain what ‘vas..the datit,tge done to the land. lie shoed show that by digging op gravel, and de stroying the agricultural benefit of • the latri, it would regnit'e the snin.of 7,9001. to restore it to its former' state. This Was the hunt bedemiuded, Two .surveyors, .01 the flames Cnbitt and Patience, ,then produced their estimates, vhich went'into long detail, the testa_ of which - was. that the image 'done to the land by_the ertction of the barracks, which rendered it necessary, now , they were removrd, to fill up ,excayations, dig IT the parades and roads, andcover the surfaces with Vegetable tuotild, &c. would require 311 expence of 7,900/. On tlie- colter shontl, Mr,.Goßmor, for the Bar. : rock liotird, Fodor:etl his csitintites'tAt 1,7001. aiid the Jaiy,atilve it verdict for 2,500/. This cast lasted till seven at night. • - IMPOitTA N'1"Ilt I AL. At'our Assizes came on to be tried, ,before Mr.' Justice DALLAS Mill a Special Jury, the long ex pected Pedigree Cause, wherein Abraham Home, of Piton Grange, Warwickshire, Esq. was Plaintiff, and Sir Egerton Leigh, 13.trr. and his Lody . (daughter of, the late Sir F o dward Boughton, of Lawford Hall, near Rugby), and Miss King, of this town, defendants. The action witS in ejectment, and brought under an orde r of the Court of Chancery, made in a cause de pending there - between the same parties, to try Mi. iltime's right to considerable freehold estates in this county, formerly the inheritance of John Beanchatnp, of Adston, E,q. the late Lady Baughton's father, and of whieli his greai grayd *snit the Rev.,John Beauchamp (Lady Leigh's son by a former husband) ditti seized' in 1805. in the course of the, trial, the depositions Of several witnesses, resident abroad, and taken, in interro gatories; under a commission issue: by the Court of Chancery ror that purpose, were read, and Mr. Unine's,pedigree (commencing nearly two hundred years,ago)•shewing hint to be heir at law to John Beauchitpip, the person,List seized, was .cleitily made out and very ,satisfactorily proved 1./y registers, monumental inscriptions, wills., and alter documents, taken, collected, and procured at great trouble.and expence, front Doctor's Coin ! , mons, and ancient family deeds ; rin which (after a hearing of six hours, and the learned Judge bad very impartially summed up, null observed ou the evidence), the July found a vet diet for Mr.flunte, thereby deciding that he is entitled to'the estates in question.—(Northapplor Mercury) , RIOT 0 lELD T ii: 1 I Keeper of this Prison was informed, about four o'clock on Sunday afternoon, that a desperate affray had ;Oen : place amongst the, ptisoners and on repalring to .the place he found several engaged vitheach other, end threatening destruc tion io bi.nt'if he approached. Asiion . .,st them was the notorious Dodd„ and some of his ac complices.' Observing t ‘vo..niOri 'ie'.perate than the rest, with the osi , ,tance constables - he, scented and bandeniredt hem, when oider ~vB l , re stored for the time ; but 'it. 1 0 f:tang-op time 'they again evinced a mo4t daring eLliposition ; Dodd, amongst others',.swearing he wonttrammit mur der before the morning'. The gaoler, apprehend ing ibeir intention was to escape, procured ti scist.• a nte, and.succeeded witN' foree to secure album 12 More, wbom he handcuffed and chained to- Other, and fastetietl - to the'grotind. The retnain der then monnested a m9re (Irv( rate and d itiu itialinatign than ever, and it -wa.; not tbefore about . 20 mo r e wcre secured in different parts of the pritmo that trangullity could be restored, 'They were kept in irons the whole of yesterday. XaTitt. WOOesday Mr. tim.vas, aged 21, landlord of the Jiang) Tavern, Itull-strect, Birmingliatu c t e ni t e o rt ‘ no ica li, for a Walsall and atid w h a ,a ge ck r aogfa2ioolittlutig4ehr(llnn that ors( plt heing altogether a distance o f 18 m iles). On 'his ieturn, and when about three milea short bf conipte hisalti):wge: h e t task,'i,as a u nl ti t .. within 35' minutes of the time ahie to proceed any farthir. lie was ituntediately conveyed tOthe Hands worth Ti4vern, and medlcal aid wets °bylined, but to tit) Lffect—bi died on' Thbirsday morning. FATAL lioxiNo.-+Sundayse'onight whaleyoung unia, named Ainniison, a Collier, about 2:2 years of age:having been drinking for S4I3)C time ,it the Swan tioblic-house, in Lane•end, coMpanions of a like description, u quarrel arose At it hitc . hour, and the parties proceeded to fight ing. In , ti!e centlictAminison received so much initay, as, added to intoxication, reduced him to a h e lpless - mate, in.which condition he was !it into an outhouse or:pigstye, and survived until Wed• ncsday, and. then died. Gething is copimitteti to Stafford gaol for Manslaughter. • Serious //mull -of a Ofild.—John :Abrams ap plied to Mr. tlvt.ilotco, at Qtice»-quare, Office, for it warrant to apprenend Nary Smith, antler the .following circumstances said, -that• ebild, a Jpoy LAbioit four years of age, was playing tinder Snnith'i wiodow in Pye-stretti anti Stuitit told hint to go) away, end not..make a noise ; the ehild relliged, , when she took. up an earthen pot and threw it at him, which struck WM on the bead, and fractured...Lis skull -so badly, that the child dropped on -the ground, apparently lifeless. He wasitnntediately, taken to the Weatathot t r In. firmary, and the Surgeon who examined him gave tiat-little hopes of his recovery. warrant was directly issued, _end Smith was apprehended and connnii.ted to prison, to wait the-issue Of child's precarious situation. A Gromn of the name of Youngman, for a wager of five"gnineas, did a, mile in four minutes and fifty-f►ve seconds yesterday, in Hyde-park, 'at two starts. ` Wiliam Parrott. a groom hi the Fervice of Sir JOSEPH BANKS, who litid been bit b y a dog some weeks ago, died oil Monday last in a state of de occasioned by the impressioo made on his niiud by the accident. norefiefiter A,sizes, which commencril on Titursdai, the eight rioters at Bothettliatopton and'Bridport, on the 4 ,49t11 Aril last, were all fuuud SCOTC if 11A.'\11cR OPTS. • nly e:,ttle dna ,heqrsdeller at PtAlletradt. parish rf Aberdeenshire---Crt•ditori Inca in Clerk's inn, at Pananacli, Lodge, IQtli and Silt August, at IL July qP. Amlrztw Watt, vintner and sprit-tlealer at Plas;' rifeshire-Creclitors meet in tl;e Ttlutine inn, Cupari Bth and ..:4th August, at 12. . 1 1.1 1 Y 80-• writht and honce-carpenter; Glasgow--Crediturt , meet in the Priute df Wales tavern there; 7th and 29111 August, at 1. July 81. tioghMacdiarmid.cattle-dealer,Anchinner --Cre• ditors meet in Robertson's inn, CriefF, 15th and 31st Angusii at 1. Aupst 1. John Handytide, brewer, Fisherrow—Credito 4 meet in John's Coffee-house, Edinburgh, 9th and .A , :cust, at 1 Ao:zu.t 1. Samuel Haswell, merchant-tailor, Glavitow - 1' Cred ilre.rt in the Prince lit 'Wales Tavern there, Bth ono, :9th August, at 12. ntisk RAt:RIII I I 4 TS. Eihriond Rorie. of Mountjoy.place, in the comity of nub. sin. nirrehallt—Anthony Clarke. Agent, to, c k-strert , Samuel Sehlll3ll, of the city of Londonderry, sli.),.keeper -.- George Barclay, Agent. Summer-bill. James Orr, of Sat:l;6lle st rert, haberdasher—Wrs• Moore, Agent, 95, Ca es- street. The Commission,of idarthroptcy issued against John Moore, Robert Macau, Joseph Foxall, and Thomas Foxall, of Newly! is anperstded. LONDON MARKETS ( PRICE OF BREAD THIS WEEK. The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throughont tht , Metropolis is st.ttei fie the Bakers to be 130. I lir 4.1,1,,r -tern Loaf.—Sonie Bakers sell the Quartian Loaf front olio penny to three-pence lower. 11). oz. I lb. ot• Peck Loaf to weigh ... 17 6 Quarter') Loaf to weigh 4 4 * Half ditto .. ditto 811 Half Quarter') ditto 2 -11 SEEDS. Red Clover f Foreign) ''' 40c to 604 pet eat. Ditta English.. .. :v 40i 544 to 70s Whiteditto... .6os 90s to I los, Rye-Grass • .• .• . --c 25s to 60s par qr. Turnip, White ........ Red and Green .. 4os Od to 46s nd Vk bite Mustard Seed . Rs Os to I Is Od Brown ditto Carrawaz Seeds Cinque loin 46: Od to 4a4, od per q!• Coriander do. .Trefoi I Canary - --i , los to 50s oil per or. Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, 101. toi . .. per tho""114' UXBRIDGE.- Corn-inspector's Return .—Thursday, Angt New Win. per 14... —s to-1 8eane...... 37 to es 04.. WM. per Id 171 OA i 0 211 Ns' Old data ... Od to --s od 4 BinleY, pectic. 33s Od to 3430 J Pease ...... ll' ( 1 4* Oats F I-101 1 "*. • New Pockets. Kent. •• - • GI 01 to VA OS. Sw•sex.... 41 loi to gi 09 l'ok to - 9 1 64 Farnham iOl ns t.• ;til 0$ • NEWGATE AN I) LEA - By the I Beef ss Qd tck4s gtl Muttou . .3s 4d to 4s 4'. I.3mb, as. ,I) EN HALL MARKET". ( 'a matte. I. Will ........ $s 44 to 40 0 4 PurV...•—... 3*' 14 to 4S 14 04. to fot• 04. ST..TANIES'S NLIKKET, Argo**. fl. Kay SI 16‘ Od to RI 11% 61 IA al Struve ..,21 1.7% thl.to al 10% Gd---AycraKe. 81 34 WEITTECHAPEI, HAY NI.I I 'KET. al Oi 04 li:ty 6l Os thl to 71 Os 011--Averagve --, 1 ,, o d St. tw 3l Os Od to :11 6s (441--Averatre. Si ' - hlver, ,/,. 6li C - —.O PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, r 4 to Serbs each.. Ditto; 56 to each per ih t° 2 ° 95d 50 4 50 Merchnnts'Tiacks Dressing Hides 5 .3 Pine Coach Hides 11L It .15(1 Crop Hides, R 5 to 401bs for ctating. 17.1 to 101 Ditto 45 to MIN :al( tikins.. RO to 40Ibs . • g od , Ditto ' SO to 701)) , . Ditt0...... 70 to Sollie Small Seals (Greenland) Large ditto., per dozen * ' '2) 7 7: 1974:11/1 RAW HIDES. • Best Heifers & Steers, per st. OnlinaY. • ••• •c r 1 lOd 1°914 24' Mt tti 24 ICk! Market C a lf , . ..;tt li , • 74 i i i I. M 9.. s Middlings ... Stl to 2X 44 Eng U . nt ie It . 0 .) t" 13- —......."' PRICE OF St. Jares's Market 3s oil Clare Market OX Oil Wbitrellapei Mark - Ft :IA 0;1 -per stone of 81b. ' 66 Od Average........ 81 04i TALLOW. Town 'Tallow M. ai Yam R uss ia 61 , Oft 524 on White ditto so a p ditto.... , t n.tol Of Melt nig. Stuff --s es 07 Ditto lkough...--s od 27 0 0 1 Graves. ..... : .... 15 a °. Dregs . ...• • ~ Cord .... ... • •.. .. . 9" Patio .............. . .... . 940 109 lid ---Motittls; 12s pd id for ready Lumley. Yellow Soap..., Otis I Mottled 94s Price of candles, per dozen : - . ..-- 6d per dozen allowe COM:MAIM F.T.. Aim llia 5. Ships at, Itilisiket. Ships suld. POO. al, 9 " 5a 'Newcastle od e 1O sunderlund ..... 6l. s6s. N. ter '... 0 4, I Stone Coal, ........... .i . ....„ ... s'2s. 04 1 . t! ,•.. 04- sti' 7 Calm ...... ...6 g a s . O. .0 _„............... BIRTHS. „ er anOr On the sot!) ult. Mrs. James Bertha:l:k, , ,; Elinburgh, of a son. * h. 'On Weduesd4y, in Durnfordostreet, Stonehouie) of Mr, Harry Nil)lett, Purer, It. N. of a'son. su p Uu rrUlay, Mrs. Michael Williams, of Gwenrip• • • MARRIED. et On the Mb inst. at Camberwell, Richard 13 °C' ' ias "'ik'n(i*P l4ll nfney7lan to Mary, daughter of 'I but' i. tin, Esq. 4.f the former plate. '" ' t" On Tuesday last, in Cink,'Jeilin Doyle, Esq. Cal'itt,,,lTlO` 47th Regiment, to Mary &Minna, daughter of the la`" mas Gunnell, Esti: On the :40th lilt. at Kiiime44lmise, near EdinhorOt vie r ' - ham Lennox Cleland, HIM. to 11417141 t, of : T ter of the iaty Cat:tainultertott, of the 71 ' 4 nra ' ilm" Foot. fla rt ' ' On the 31st ult. at GlivUtove, Sir Alexander Camybe- t henote of Aberuchell, in Margaret, youngest daughter Mr, • Atexander Coldstream, Cried. Vn Mors ton, - in the C. ,stity of i Ivry::: I , 1 ) ;sq. „ ,gq daY• the Ist in aonl a 9• Johii.Or'emall' or vv . 11,,, bailie it ilt. al hiS 14)11Se .tt, Nut:lrks., in.toe -- t/ ' Yta rilif, his age, Diivitl Aldrititer , on, Esq. Sob. Cotutnisstolier t:10, Pohlte llecorsls, 4tu 1101' Of " th e ' Annals of C, fil Gee "'the H' * - ' -1 - • 4 " is. wry of the Lurope..o Calumet ce , ith India. graphiva. Iliuct ration of Sc,tttish History. 1 4 Le• 646 ... the 7° 61 ()" rilllrc4l.,Yi +luso' , h Taylor, Esq. of Wisbrach• it' - year of, i tttA g e . ti 0/ On Friti y, the et! init. axed 4 4 , the. Rev. Rnlif"l" t ' f ly u Rogers. Vicar of W.xnotli.Stostfuril Hens i and fortu 0 ' 4 Oriel (Atli. gr. t)*.tortl. r'slolg On the sl ittst. ut, 2.iewnlogn,(llouccstersitileirril"-1 son, Esq. ......................• sratm.Bol....MX o4 --.--.-- ,--..,.....-. - - Cr 30 04 LON 1.) ON I Pruned hy .1. ~. t,.t IL , I Alit', , t). i f , or iottilt ittilltlimrs; anti published lty kV'. A. ;• , chli ii ' S ' U N l T trtiS tt al- thr .. :+tts-OFrtt g. :*.1.. til. STI3M I , " 4 "k re e iolittle =cut' ) Ord e rs, Lettors,S4.4. (pa st -pa i l) TOW w PRICE 0 New Bags. Kent 4l (h to 61 101 SUsses 3l Os to 61 Os r::x ;?-: v. j 1 , 1 4 4. .'S: ~~ ,