The Sun. — London, England, 1820-03-07 00:00:00

`fps 41,1,1:DEROUS c:UNSPI RACY: 110 W-ST Yesterday another man, who, there is :little doubt, WHS one of the Cato-street 'gang, 31'11:3 ' 'brought to . the Office his discovery and appre . - Itensiou arose •ont of the following extraurdiaary circumstances :—At the time the Coroner's In quest was sL tiog on the body of the' Murdered Smithers„Ptrry, a Conductor of the Patio!, who was then in attendance, was called out by two soldiers, who informed hits that a boy had corn noroicated to them the discovery' of - a depository ot fire-arms and other deadly. weapons. •The boy been playing at mat bles in Chapel -street, Paddiogton, and losing one heltiod route builtl ings, he went in search of it behind the hearse of a•Mr..Gr;orge, haberdasher and tailor, and oh • serving- in a closet some fire-arms, a swlrd, &c. he .by chance mentioned it to the above-meotion ed two soldiers, Who itnnit diateir communicated it toPerry. ihe officer hastened to the spot, . where: he. toned a narrow passage leading to the Kuck 'ill!. of Mr. Gent-I:Cs premises, and. a closet lasteued by a r•aple, multi- a stai . rease, which sus 'erred the desi:riptimi given by . rite 11 r i n quired to - whom the auset belonged, and was informed i belonged to Mr (J urge.—Mts. • George .soon after ..uppeared, 'of whOto Perry • ionttited how the censer became fas;cned,- %vireo he teas informed she h,.1 tastenvil it in conse quence of the wind biowing it open. He asked for the instromeat wi.h which she had 1-ustened the staple, which, ' on being produced, resembleil a Hammer, and wi.h which she also nniastentd it. Ott the doer britso' ()petted, Prrty discovered a musket, a bayooit, a pistol, sword, powder and Ile then inquired it those amides belong ed to them, and the mother denied that they did. The.daughier, who was pr4Serit doriog the inveS . • ligation, wrurig her hands, and appe,lrett greatly. distresSed. perry then procretieti - iuto the house ; and. found Mr George employed in his business of a !Ar., .>•loo also denied any knowledge of the fire-arms and deadly weapons, but.adinitted that his son octnpictl a house on the opposite side of - the sn eer, and might hare deposited - the fire-arms, tliat place. Oreioquit)., i; was ascertained that the son had absconded since IVeditt-sday sennigio, the night of toe meetiug. Petry de sired that Mr. George would attend at The ()dice, and he hiurstlf aceompaoied- Airs. George and her daughter. On: their arrival, they under , went private t: Xantinat ions netot e Mr. ,BIRNIK, but .00thitig appeared which could' crinninaie nu y of them ; but strong suspicions existed that their son, Itobeit George, was present at the. Cato-street meeting at the time Thistle ts cod teureered Smithers. —Sioce that time the offi cers have used every sigdance• in endeavouring to trace. hires out. - liuthveo and Salmon received information of his being concealed et a house in Cosavell .street, wi!ith'er they -rep iired on Stniday - morning, hut were unsuccessful in hrid;ng liiut •••-.7 They nevertheless had'discovered that, his anxiety to lease this country was so great. that ite trA offered tints& in any eapa:city whatever, in any . vessel -to the East Indies. They also learned that he (being a seafaring man), had en gaged himself as a servant on hoard an Indianian, and traced hit: to.the Dundee Arms, Wapping Ile was in full expectation of joining the vessel by the Gravesend boat on that est n.in, the ludiamen in the !liver intendiug. to sail yes:erday. The offi cers, however, waited for Itin till about 7 o'clock,: when he made appearance, and inquired for the Gravesend. boat,, and was .told that it bad Ile was much agitated and disappoint ed. He called for some brant!yand water, and seated him Self. Doting this time, Ruthven and Selrrion had satisfied' themselves beyrind a doubt of his identity, and having had reason to believe that be would be fully prepared wiliarnts for •-• despe rate resistance, 6almon systched an Opportunity, when he instantly rushed upon him, and present . inn a pistol to his bead, exclaimed, " If you. offer. to stir, I will fire." Itothven then ha.ndctified and properly secured him. Ott searching Elias, they, however, found. that he was not prepared with any arms, and -his luggage consisted only of his clothes. The officers brought him in a backoey coach, and lodged hint in Covent-gardeb watch house. During yesterday they made diligent in-' . quit y how\ he had disposed of his titne toter: his escape front. Cato-street, when they learned that, a lodging had been procured for hint in Earl street, Brick-lane. They also traced out his brother, is ho lives in that neighbourhood, si-ho denied any knowledge - respecting. where lie . lived , but the officers • discovered that the brother rind procured the said lodging for and, in his -possession they . found a large - stick, at the bottom of which was a thick iron ferrule, about two incites long, which was hols 10 - ett ooe , etl, and appeared calculated to re eeive•a pike, or dagger, which he acknowledgei to have received of his Int:niter, on his parting wi t h him on Sunday evening, previous to his en tering the Dundee Arms. Ott searching Robert . George's lodgings in'Eutl-s-tleet, they'did not dis cover any thing of, a serious or danr4eious rr;trttre. At three o'clock yesterday the Officers arrived, and reported to Mr. Ilirnie the result of their in q The prisonei had previously undergone a private exivosinAtion before Mr. Lerner, which was reported to the Secretary of State's Office fur the flume-Department, and no orders having been sent for his-eonveyante there, a cominitment Was . made wit for, the prisoner, Robert George, to" the noose Correction, on re charge of High Trea son, where he was conveyed in a hackney-coach, ice the custody of Mr. /lain, the Governor of that Filson, Perry, who was otigiOally in pursuit of Aria), and one of the patrole. • The six Prisoners, who have been ; committed to_the..llouse-of_Cortection on charges of High 'Treason are kept closely confined in separate intons as State . prisoners. Proper persons have also been appointed as guards over each, with strict orders : to prevent any communication with th;ein whatever, except by a special order from the Privy Council. Ihformation , 1 as yesterday morning received at P., 1 0.1-street, that a man exactly answering the of POW had been seen at Tonbridge, ~.0n,,,,,fr0ur thence towards Graveaeted.— ~• to be a chairl-maker, and ap ..:, in that trade for employment..— t4EI dispatched in pursuit of () LAW IN:eItLLIGENCE. COURT OF MU', MARCH 6. THE SUPPOSITI TIOUS CHILD. AERGI3Oi3 U. BEKGISUN. Mr. TYING FIELD Said it would be in the recok lection of the Court, that an order was recently made directing an - issue to try the question of le 7 gitimacy of Miss Sergison, the supposed daughter of the late Colonel Sergison. It was arranged, that Mrs. SergisOn, her danghter, and the two trustees, Nir..SeWell' and Mr. Grainger, should he plaintiffs . in the action. The true tot the trial to take place 'having, nncv elapsed, the Learned Counsel, on the part of the Trustees, most.ed that it he enlarged, and the minutes of his Lordship's order should be varied for the purpose of excluding Mrs. Seigison from being B.plaintill in the action, 41r having the management of it, and in ease be Court should not think proper to grant it, that the trusters might he al liberty to svithdra'v themselves from being c.-plaitititls.-•- Eke moved this on the gtonnd that Mrs. Seigisou had interfered in the management of the suit, and ws;►, trying to take it out of the bands of the. soli titor, who hitherto carried it on for the benefit of the infant. Mr. fIART said•,, he thought it was !lOt in the .power of tlie - Coort to courpel par•ies to engage a s plaiiitifi in any snit contrary in their iticlittation, au it o,(crkie the trustees bad it in their power to abstain Ironi all further interference at once:? The exclusion of thin lady, as• now meditated, al:-• geared in his,miod sonte. , that suspicions, and be could only sniquise that the Trustees had resolved tot to e xamihe her, but leave tier to be called as a witness by the deirodai.ts. By this arrange ment, 'eiiber of ti,e'r) putto-es would be effected. — If the defendan's called this lady, it would not be in their pother to impugn their own witness, aud if they abstained front calling on her, their for; bearanee could bti.converted into a. very. plausible instrument fur prejudicing the Jury against their case. . , It appeasing in the course of the discussion, that V A. Sergisons was not Sc' %red with not ice t?f nr,:ion, and that therefore it could Hist be aseettetined whether-or not she concurred its the tnntion,- The 'Loan' CHANCELLOR said, be thooglit . it would be a most. uninstifi.thle act, if he were to strike off Iron the record the name of a person who stood before him in the character of mother of the infint, without her consent ; and, even al though. sheltad consented, be 110111)ted in - ith the . proprioty of releasing her from the sitnatinn iii Which 'she was !toils , ' PL:ced. ltwoohl be recOl le:.ted the mints . ..s of the order contained a &rection to have Mts. Sergison examined on. the This direction specifically implied that she s h wi ld c o t be considered as the winesir of the one si , le or of other , IntleA all directions of this nature 4ercframed with a view to prevent Witnesses from h&ng so Coosiactea ; but unfortunately this impartial intention almost universally tailed to be carried into. effect in the Courts of Law. At ttlf• events, if she were not called upon the trial, ire would foribuith stop the allow3nee to the child. If the motion proceeded upon the ground of some itnpriwer conduct on her part„ he should be in p o bsus,iop of. the nature of that conduct, ,as, in, fact. it might in *this wAy become unnecessary to direct an issue at all. His Lords'.ip directed motion to stand over to Thursday, and in the meantime that . Mrs. .Sergisou should be served with notice. COME 1"1"S (Froyz the New Times.) -.. - Severe! of our friends seem to have supposed that the statement in Our Paper of yesterday, lative to the ( 11) Pound Subscription, was a plea sail; fiction, I idicule of Cohbett's repeated mi d shameless attempts to milk !he parses of his cre dulous folloWers To ob‘iate this idea we shall here lay before client a faithtnr transcript of the Citctd:ir to which we yesterday alluded, an,] which is signcti in Cwbbett'o own lia4d•writ in7 London, 25th February, 1820. SIR--Yon have already heard that I am a Candidate for the City of Coventry.. There is a subscription on foot to de fray the lawfitl expellees; but so sort 'is the time to be al lowed us, that I fear that the sum necessary to carry iu the voters will not be sntficient, if we rely solely upon the ordinaiy comings-in of the subscription. Success err fain, if we raise the money. We shall -be, I think, about 700 f. deficient, at, the time when it will be wanted; and the object of this letter is to obtain yo,/,asSistance upon this oc- A A letter in the same words as this, is this day dis. patched to scvLnty gentlemen ; and if :Nu, together With the rest 9f the seventy, send us, each ofyou ten pounds, I shall to a certainty he returned a Member - for Coventry. 'There is nodontit at all that the whole of- the money will be finally collected, and therefore when that comes in from the public subsctiption, the ten pOunds, u;s/css you express your-ul.Ol to' the contiary, shall be returned to you. casion hardlymeces.3ary,for me to_state to you, what are the uses of the power that you would thus be the cause of putting into my hands. It Setm3 dear as day-light, that a change in the manner of conduLting public affairs must take or that sse arc hastening with kran , l strides to a bloody revolutitm..And I ant of opinion that my stock of knowledge, my industry, and my recent 'experience, if they had a sphere for their full exertion, would greatly tend to pi mince, without any rizor, at ally that so Anxiously desired change.: For the express purpose of doing - My utmost to save my country,. I have returned to that country. I ant now bound up in po litics with NO MAN. I'dy mind is my own. I will pursue what that mind Itrsll dictate. My love for ray country and my dread of bee dangers have swallowed up all, private resent ments. I most anxiously desire to. sec the present form of Government preserved. I wish to sec my country again free and prosperous; and I am convinced, that in one montlr I should he able to suggest the means of effecting, in a Com paratively short time, her complete restoration. Whether I -shall have the. power of doing this will, Sir, de• peed op you, and On the other-Gentlemen to whom this letter is addressed ; arid if 1 should nut obtain that power, 1510511 at any rate. secure the approbation of, my own heart, by haying thus made a teuder of my services to mycountry, and haviirg done all tyithin my pulse:- to I,e enabled to render those ser vices.. " dig" I can not " a&hapwil ;'' and if Ibe doomed to see the wreck of my country, my daily bread Will be sweet ened by the reflection that I have bad no baud in the causing of that wreck: I am, Sir, your most obedient, • and 11.W8t bumble Servant, - IVm. COBPETr. P. S. If you shnnia accede. to the application, please to di rect, posta : Tr paid, to we, at No. 269, Straw!, Lundun.—The money will be wanted by the seventh o f March. COBBE WoOL\;'icli NIUUDEIt. -MONDAY, ..Al4,acti, • 6.—The z..:oronet's Jury having on Sat'ortlay unanimously agreed, on 9u r,isfrterorp though eircumstanti:ll evidence, to find a vet diet of Wilful -Motder, unio..l) anxiet y has e' - er since praaailed to discover i t he murderers The alarm and horror,of the inhabitants of Wool wich, especially in the neighb:inrhood of the house in which the brutal atrocity Was committed, are exceedingly great, and scfnu susceptible. of no alleviation the perpetrators are, detected and hronght to jnstice. The. i\lagi3u4tes and Con stobleS ate extremely active, but hitherto no prospect of success has been • obtained. This morning, at eleven, the Rev. Dr. Watson; Di. Webb, Mr. Davis. and Mr: Williams,i attended at the Red Lion public-house, a fent doors from that of the deceased, and held ex iminations till five o'clock. Several persons Who live in the neighbouring houses were examined as to any troiseS or suspicious occurrences that might have falleu under their observation. One girl ob served two or time persons.come out of a house, stand in earnest.con vet sation, together, and return again. She described their dress and appearance, but none ha, been identified as suiting the de scrip ion. Another girl has state., that alter sic hail Lane to bed, a .. .hont halt-past eleven, she heard a violent wand, (erasl,) et Mr: (+lie deceased's) door. This is h,lieved to have b een the noise wade by the murderers as they lett the house. - Two most vv retched-looking old men tvyre nn Saini;lay apprehended as suspicions person.s, Oue of then., have Show, W 43. re-examined this. day ; ,heis .. tie person represeute,d as hating oceas,io:i-- ally tvot ked in Mr. Parke'r's garden, I , appears that Le is a man, of bad chdracter,- and that •lR hiss been well acquairved girth the deceased and premises. Ile lodged t.r seven years in the attic of a house next but one to Mr. Parker':, a:(1 occupied' by ode Evans.• a shopkeeper. Ile is . known as " the beggar." : His mode of ling been by collecting hones and rags, and , ear rying thefts (0 the London market. When Par ker's house was discovered-to be on .fire, went up to Shaw's room,. and found him sitting by a fire which fit ball lighted. at two in the ttrormiii Evans told-itim that his frlaSlet'sb,Oiise was on file. '" So 1 hear," coolly replied Shaw. ije rffniained quiet in his room and tool( no part in what vvs.s going . on. I; appeared that he had gone'on:Friday morning to Parker's hotrFe for a giniter, which he bid previonSly•go , from Beans. , Urt Friday night, between eight and eleVen, had been drinking in _several pudic houses. l'he other old man, Thomas Pope,' had - bee i n in his company, and two'marines. '1 b - e. two' mit - rites were examined, but nothing like a 'ground cif charge appeared against theta. Shaw exhibited much confusion and contradiction as_ to the mo ney be had in his possession daring the-. Friday night; be bad got soop 7 tisketa.ftir Isis. dinner., yet he borrowed sixpelo.e atom ,Evans to boy 14-2i. , r,-.at ilie,satht time that lie had 2s. in his pocket Jark Botcher afterwards gale talus Is. 'The Magistraies hart: temandet: This for for !he's- examination ; lee is ana , %ir.gly unninve,Z by all !he inquiries and examinatioits to wtlieb lie has been exposed. _ _ Jackson, who is married to Mr. only child, came into 'the room, the coarse of the day, kind remained for a lung tim:!, during which he %vas a good deal examined. Ile had not strti Ore deceased since Chtistmas, and positivrly denied whit all his neighhours aftit riled, that he bad be come eery deaf before his deaill. tie mentioned that his tldest stun, ahow 19 years of age, 114 , 1 . had occa ion to mark partiLtdatly a gold re-peater longing to Mr. Parker. He also mentioned that . Air. Parker had bad some metal watches with the name of Sampson. Mrs. Jackson, was supposed tobe able to tell what initials and arms were upon silver spoons and other art l•eles •of plate; but her husband peremptorily resisted her appcarJnce to . give . evidence, . for fear . of unpleasant coast givences. She is told simply that her father has died. The yontb, however, is forthcoming. When the Shunt was given, and the door of Paihrt';‘ house WAS forced open, it was found to have been shut only by the slit inn lock, No.bolis had been on. A chain, which appeared to. have been slightly fastened to the side-wall, Ii id been found at 'a distai,ce from the dttOr. 1:10Ill this circumstance it has been supposed that the ttouSe-. keeper had answertd the knock At the door, and opened it so far as the chain permitted, when the murderers forced the.chain; and effected_ their bor.. rid, purpose. Vat her and his housekeeper were thiourn together in a corner of the n low parlour; and the intention seems to have been to burn their bodies by , means of all the loose papers rout dollies which could be collected. Fire was, evi dently applied at the same rime. to ()titer putts. of the house, but the almost perfect exclusion or air by bl a nkets fastened : oil the trout windolis had t i lefeated the object of the murderers; fur truly the tire around the bodies took any effect ; and.eveo 'that .pioceeded so slowly, that nut more .than a square yard of the fl oor is consumed,, although' the fire inthi have existed withoui interruption .tor, titree hours. Ut Patker, little remains but. leis bones. Nothing ,can be more ghastly than 'the broiled flesh of his face, :and the halt-burnt ttagments of his neckcloth, all .tnixed together. One of his shoes is the only article about hint that can be fully identified. The housekeeper is entire, except tire extremity of her no:e, al)ii her crossed elbows, which ate burnt to Abe botte They are both thrown untouched into their coffins, and arc to be buried to-morrow.. A most extraordinary circumstance orcurrvd few days since: Qu Christmas eve, the suu 0 ;' Mr..Stnrsots, of Sweetiiig's-alley, who was goine, out as - Chief Mate to an ludiamau, landed, nix otbrrs, at Portsmouth, to spend the ; 'their return in the evening, the boat was nliSet, and tlHz.all perished. The body of Mr. StmPsoN was washed on shore on Sunday se'rthight-, tato bein4 ten ks and two days in the I,vater. A (r.autity of dollars, his watch, 4;tiain, and. seals, %tele all round upon him ; hitt the face was so mutilated, that his,teatures could not be recng - - o i ze d. The, body was bror!ght to Lorktlnn lint %vectc, and on Sunday interfeti it Ilacicnt:y Church yard. stATE oV I agiA N D. The 1, ,, t4 Lieutenant of irile.nd was. vxPec ted at the Lodge iti the lthennix iralit, near DO.) on Friday last. The Papers e have receive(' ltottl.thal city contaitt int ;her de, , ,ails of die dis turbances in the %Vestern distticts The activity of the residet)t Gentry, aided by an inereasLog 'iii tai' lot ce, is hOwevtr, expi:eted to we edily suppress these tumuita. Three hundred and afro' the Royal Vetettait Battalion, rctfillmniled ) 1 . CO l ' Twigg, arrived at C;alway last, A s : cog division of the 95th Rifle lit ::gade marched into Col i c town. -The 77th rgintetat Lave moved from GA'• yvay and 'Team. to the county of Itoscommon. "buic ftotitier of +be comity of M.iyo, adjoining Gilvvay acid Roscommon, is litleci•by parties of the Militia StafE and Yeomanry " Front The Taavi Gaztqle it alypeara,“,says The Da ening Post --4 4 ' , That Itibantimen in the titi 4 . , hbottrhood of that town stifftred some of their associates td rell4rll 0) their agricultural duties, in consequence of the reduction .mode by some of the landlords itt that vicinity in their rents, is tiot this fact a pre sumirtion, - that those inl,tuated men have oc' nitetinr obirc , s, es has "0ei..1) assirteo, et:wetly ;dation no,t mean insibt upon this a 5 at ! argwnerilovilt,t tl,e assertion, for it w,old unfair to the not to a...knowle:'.. t that we tlrs; in possessioti of fin.ilber thit'we doubt o,;r Ail' ty. At all events, LOW' eter, we must u :, it !or fut (het discfw .re ; and the Assizt's are rit ,‘i.l - relieve the pub" mind, i ! nd, t. f i,c,(,)t not, ,Goutrittute.tutitcliall/ to he cl.isr urbances tht.:\V , :,t of treland.“ Ereniiv Post cattalos .he t011ovv" ink yxtrt.ct train a ietier from a grit .Icniati ot 1, 10 first reTeetability, .11:o lives hood ot Lunxillea, to 'lie Elitor of " Loughrca, March 1, 15320. ". Precisely ,at one of, the clock in the tore' nonnyeSterday morning, a party of the lithand" Men mai!e an attack on the house of :Ir. of 11,Ifoid, for the P - urpot of taking this gentlenta'n's arms. The party, .coitAisti4' of dhow hit y, _thought to .effttt. their porpo 6 by surprising Mr. Daly and his little garri s,nt. They advanced without it soli:licit noise until they got within 50 yards . 0 ' , 'lig house, where the main body remained,.and .ruslied Jorwaad to bit—,k. open tue bail door, veht':;( l they were protteteil by a lafge Stone . (Inin case , . from the. tire (it the' guard in the house; 'these -men were protected by six 'mire of the Alibi:lna' mot, who drew witun k a tew yartls o f . , the lahse, anti' who intmediatelytited Ft tollrY into the . window and gateway' civet the fa'c't' - ball:; the. fire was teturnek with great spir.if , and . Mr. ,llaly immediately began. to tunatle down gi eat stones; which were plated 0 °„ the window•sroul of the window ThatVOO tt .over .the hall-door ; this (none of warfare tr'' • miffed the persons attempting to hick the hall; and the / whole party began to ion with great speed in eve7y direction, Mr aily, at rhitt instant, accompanied by his bi -- other,. Cow. 1341 y► 4.Lsou w of tbe 5, rushed Out at the door , and With courage borderitt.: on the greateet rash ness,. Went in . poranit of (hem. ',the Itibboli-' into .'ran so fast that they could not ,be , overtaken. I ant hap . y t o say , ' Qa t a:ul his broth r , rtour ut d w i l t., t he turrt ot the pary, teilhont suffering the Sntalle“ (Liss. • Mr. Daly is p.o 3 ,,e s stck a glP 3 ' eittste' in this comity, and is: not only a gq ( " 1 but a yety kind landlurd,' and is, 'of be" loved hy 411 Iris tenantry.--The family of Retet" l .is a 110M811 CalhOllC fantilV , of high rank Emilie spectabili!y in , ths county_ of : Cid way. I istentiffll these circumstances Inertly to shekv, that religtol' .'has nothing to do with the distittbances 'at pre' sent raging in the enmity, and that the delade a crentutes could ita-vc Ito otherobjet to tnakit , g . this rata( k ou Mr. Daly' s hois t ., b u t.' i y, u7c ly get , powe.sson of hiS :teats, the better . to 'ehaV 6 ' •them to carryon the-war which the pe - asantry ar 4 waging at present aiainst the gentlemen ut ° 1 " COM) ty S a tnrclay, as a 01411 ioo %ceps ,a rival) for an exhihirion, was sftsiit th ed 431' .betii•sifeet, neer the Police Office, blowit , K ttitrop!t to Collectctwomers, a lonse which vi'" l " draWiiig a dost-catt, took 11441 , 1: and Itilif;l4 amo,,gst the crowd, hurt to.lny 4 , lthem.- boy nafned Cas. lei, not. being able to „pet 'oaf the w.l„ ,was k! , 9clced down by the ho. se. a"`" olle of the Wheels of !he Cult pasging ovri. broke both his antis, and injured hini so die3' l " folly, that he died slimily after - be was carried t ( ' the hospital. A SINGUL AR CIR L, CUNIiTANCE.—oring the lat e frost, in the middle of the day, a r>ting cock pke 3 " sant, goite wild, bit in an eXitallgtCd•Stfit fi " 1 ' into the p4ssage of The printing .oflice of • Bentleys', ita Dorset-street, Salisbury square, 01) (1 with it, bill made a considerablc noise a L :aio“ the inner door ; the 'donr was opened, and it walked in : it was kept three.or tour days. and then 11.11 11 ' ell into a gent b inm's t4101u)(1.5 .Sl..rreY• __.~_~~: COA :+1.,...1;cti 6. Ship otrMarlirt. . Price. „, 1 1491 Neireast -2i 4 945 9d to 44t v; :38, Smith:Eland .......... .......,. 4 Iris Od to 4 56 thi Burnt. On Monday the Gbh inst. at Holloway, Mrs. Rupert by, of a sun. IVIARTUN.I). -At Edinburgh,. on,the 2 Majur 11;11111'4in, of the I in!, East !ridia Con,p,tily's service, to Jane, third 4.Jaugiltc r 'of the late Forre4 Dewar, E9it. v On the sth inet: at klearti,bay, near. 'fargate.Wilo all s Henry of tiiirrey-street. Strand, to Nliss Anne Lewis, oniy daughter of linnwis Plvaier LesviJ - , Esq. Uf Hertford. • DIED. Major David Carstairs, t . ..e stit ; - ',e 'latent of N 3 t if6 p,antry, aftt:r tete day's ilttles rrf a Owl,: ino . robus, at Co o ,: rr,ttori., Irene Madras, whither he was jou' neying to eurbarv" fur Fogiand. ter On Niwythy, the COI inst., at his residence, Idington, Pe -- Din (tot, Esq. On the .sth inst., at the house of tp.r satt 2 in-!aw,: 1 43c} , c ' Fsq., Ilrittge- street, Mrs. Ann Fteetnaii, of .Sti arc sbroo.P I'.'nk.rw of thr late ,Itr!t n Freeman, Esq. Esq., aged 78. „ LONDON: Printed by J. B. CABSTAIRS, of N0...,29, Gr'l ‘ . „r Quero-s.p:;:re; ati3 published b r scitipps, No. 7, South Mobon-street,', at TFIv. Office, No. liq, Strand ; 0 ,41's 3cc. (post-paid) Mlle be aicitesic(i• i, for; 4 ;er t t vet 184 th e 4cip Ste ac x? 2; Irti. z ., Siiri,! enrt St r, dtlii f') wi z. , r. r,, 1,0 47 ta P r , ° S7c S *.rsr, t hdc ttlmi e ' l lei, 1 11. Rl'o kkt 41)11 Th l 'e ih th e 2 their h„ t A ter, pang A t *il l tsth -..,_ %o c 1 1 1 ,,