The Sun. — London, England, 1824-08-02 00:00:00

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Jitiv6l,4-/i ',/,-- , .". ~,,, • ' ' at' * , , '/I _ It • -A re... ‘..,,,,-.: , . , , , „--, • , - . -- , 4 ,4 , .. , , NuApER 9949. MARINE INSURANCE. frIE INDEMNITY MUTUAL MARINE •-s- INSURANCE COMPANY hereby give Notice, that they will commence Business on 'MONDAY, the 9th August, at their temporary Office, No. 311, Winchester-street. No Insurances can be effected with the Company but by Shareholders. The Ad vantages exclusively offered by this Company to ,Merchants, Shipowners; and Insurance Agents,' will be made tun at the time when Policies arc contracted for. By order of the Directors, No. 36 GEORGE CHANNER; Secretary. , Winchester -street, Old Broad-street, July 22, 1823, ' • " PURSUANT to a DECREE of the. HIGH COURT of • CHANCERY, mat, in a CAUSE, SALVIDGE and TOTHERS monist HYDE and OTHERS, NE CREIMTOItS of JAMES SALVIDGE, A • late of Litt on , i n the County of Somerset, Farmer, " e rased, the Testator in the said Decree named, (who died "the 2d day of October, 1816), are, on or before the 6th ' 14 9 Of N oremintr, 1824, t o come •i n a nd P R OVE their D EBTS before JAMES WILLIANI FARBER, Esq. one of the Minters of the said Court , at his Chambers, in Southarap (:;itti."i?p, ChanceryXtne, London, or in default there -1),-c-r.-; win oc peremptorily excluded the benelkof the . said trey, • WAlt-orricE STEAM - PACKETS.---BRISTOL AND T ia : DUBLIN DIRECT. Nobility, Gentry, and Public, are re spectfully informed, that 'run PALMERSTON, JOHN IDL, Commander, Sail s for DUBLIN direct every BATWED NE AY , and l eaves DUBLIN f or BRI S TOL every. URDA •: , BRISTOL AND CORK. - The GEORGE THE FOURTH, JOHN BROWNE, !..tat u nender, Sails for CORK every SATURDAY direct, and l 'Aves CORK for BRISTOL every TUESDAY. Il ixt!ls secured, and Cards, giving the Days and Hours of b o for the Season, may b e obtained ' on opPliCation to !1 p and Cooper, White Hart, and W m . Dore, White ;. i ll th i a ; eylor Plough H o t e l, Ch e l ten h am ;J• n• tns and Co., No. Clement's_lane, Lotnharti , noreet, or " Robinson, New NVhite Horse Cellar, Piccadilly, London. Carriages and Horses carefully Shipped. ROBART SMART, Agent. W sr-Office P oc k et-Office, 1, Broad Quay, ' ,4,%% , ANL) INTEItF.STING AVOIIK. ON' LPAIN. This Day was published, Vohimes, Be°, price its. dedicated lo the Noblemen .soiti Gentlemen, the Members of the Club entitled '' The ateHers' Society." • itNICE - undor the YOKE of - FRANCE AUSTRLI ; with Mettioirs of the l'otirts, iring,„t ai ,‘,1,1 People of Italy; presenting a faillifoll Pic d„lS,4( l" Ore.sent Conditi o n, an d including on Alice. sii•of liuppaparte By a LADY • of RANK. \‘,,ritten doling a twenty years residence in that interesting, oto bad now , publish e d f or t h e inforation of E ng ii s h • PrjatNd in g . enerai, and of ttarellers i n rt icula r. ' 1„ r rs, Whittaher, Avv Maths•tons. %tll I(j1 IES CURED • BY AN INTERNAL Tis pay was pulised. . "uw and 'Wilso h n, Princes-strebet,h Soho, and Sold by all ti' le Booksellers, 1 , 1 T 1 F F t . , en larged, price ts. 1-It A " TIONSmiSTRIC:. ,OBSEIiVA . .!,, cr . i ",r,utitF., and other I)ISEASE'; of flit- :URETiIItA, effret n4 l M o d e o f enmity an Internal 4 ,', 1 " . "i11e the application of instruments unneces. "Isv in th e o gtrivrally productive of injury. Illustrated by and n the Origin , Symptoms, and Treatment of ectum. • &lend, By WILLIANI BENOTT, er of the Royal College of Surgeons. London. the slilliculty of the Chemical Process in the nntio-' the cas es the Remedy (the effects of which are desctibed in presc.:outained in the %Voris), it cannot he dispensed' by' V I : . 11, or in the usual course of husiness. "conlnindation of the Faculty and of persons laclrtSOfor in the country, the Medicine sold in 4 : 1 r 2 s. each, hy Mr. Gifford. Cheini4t, 104, St ',intl. .., . To 'I% TAYLOR, Esq. t i ori ; euS , ~ 9 , , New Bridge street London. )UttLu tss is, IS EG leave to inform you that ever since the ) etst tr , ' ' l lll,l, f ,90 , I had been afflicted with the I..ti . es Venereal, pr op .?, flu its itlistioattly resisting reel:mutts,- vt . and ttn qr..o.'de by the,n3ust eminent of the. tneulty here, ...„: f , :s. niedicitte thi s r Ing sever:tlsessere csiurses of salivation, mod Nu_ .Ir ll . _ N , i r'l iron) the Hospital with little relief, iv,othl ilPl".-.,,!_i! t7 h ,.. , lite niost hail lit tl.t. spring of l.t , t. , .7 , tlLlll:sor.de hail got to sucti a head, its nearly to put a p_er a i .. .t: oa t / " Itty "ce—l had a large tticer sot thv crown of tri he i . 11;t? each arm, and my legs were broke (brit in a irrgbt t t I t n er; ily ri.,i.lit ‘vits dreadfully peinful, and had heel , I .i► a t w i Cr nitler:llitm for the last seven years ; v.lsr ge two . • , ~ , .. an d 4ave nit t iv r its tin it , was very Innen niseotourtal, . t‘t,,, , tny left had also ii , I,irzerneiating pain, par tieulttrly svisett warm In 1, val.lraueth to depriv e me of rest; iu this lamentable state, I, gri 'h 4116411de:it hy Mr: .1. Thompsivi, (who reretvri , l 3n . t i hi ch * T l:bre by therm here), to take votir Lealu!'s Patent I ills, ft vtiii L ti ettrta to 'On on the. Vitt( o. May; in the course of ot . ttie ut iu t I hvgaretn receive be,nefit—iri little tinno 'tl-tAI: a shun ') the nieces on my head and arms were soundly heab.h.-- e , , alltr, n it! ~,„.„, ,),.., my 1,41 S herbed UHL , ; 1S: t , i , t 4, 110 W. 14 0 . e l l . ",,,i(terill AdiS Collitiral rO,1 1:), arid !ib' io the n 'e w the WI *ii . ch I,t he Wonting of God, i ns! a a I ;tt le ° •tter . ~.. '-' , '. .I I ' r‘i .d' ' snloit 'ed • th e I , ,I. %trance in your invstluaose .t. u-tue s - ', I t lit f;(),zi itlivr.ong, th e skin rcgall6ll4 its ftatural hue, an d Yrl I. i ' l " rt. " i'llil, gradually going olf.-1 Outs becarrir, by f(1111, 1 il/4tal ;orbit. kild medicine, perfectly fri:e (corn all toy %qv!, tticu"'Pl.ti!its--linve Yecover,(l Inc former spirits and t unii l (.. l . , and Isst beesnue jolly ash! fat lst whiels o,le hating 4, , , .uttl vviny months, to t lie astsmiAhment of all who knew htg y i , ;: l til , tt :l_ ! ,i,"4 i 1.1 Whitt teznrs to express my .r•rrttit , Orte., but. ;L I , _ n. , fo r tut ;••,,r1 Clef other suffering in•rit;Lk, ...i rn .',. tir,;l; Ca*e as litilitlC pilst.ilile is 1 •-thall on "'" """. 1 iil SI) (11,ii,'' yOll will gitatly . ' bfige, 1' . .. Your tfl'oectli3Obedient,vc; V bomblesterratit, :qv ; ri , - ‘.I_,Y.X: :ilUltkElt Irl 'Close; ft ir•,:i-strieet, ALEX. ' .. . , JtA,„ . 4 , 1‘ 0 stesses to the above Cure:— , J.47,, r ,',"'' . ;1• 3 1 New Poultry Market, E.lllolHrghs elsa - -: '''''!"l., Old Assembly Close, Ettrohorgh- Itl.Ds ' • ;,;"'lrtii , rilrl by the tulle P • ••in lII' TAY" ~. 1 i : 1,1,.. ..• . roprn... , . .._„ ~,s ' , u the Royal Colle-e of tozzeolts, "' e ) • '"".‘l ''' ' r • . t e r a on ,•,.,,,, ‘,.. : -,ew Bridge-sttect, .onslott ; wlict v, i t cnt ~ ~, ~,,,.tlee of inor'e than , It) Years, in 1 practice paVti. i''( ':01',:,1:111'(' till Care ot'Veiteiiral ComPl"in".."l.l thwe. ~'''',",)• wh; } l '' 1 ' l' , of Geiterntion, with t hat inviolable '''"ell eas e • 1 '"' 1 1 rit hi: prae,slon ,ittothl ak,ays obterve in Ittit tl i t . '', i t Falters himself the "'trice and it3's . lA alley Ise IJef ("IslY ;;dl„ a lt ers totk• this nt (Heine, will tle4.te('). ( Teed, is t • - ,•• ~; • prisons ."' m g . tre • - e. se - dtora 'oelll, " te,er lung Public, as unalsat .;, I limnj' l lso tc 4 'V' , 1 i v. -H of all ambignity. . lire ~, a ~,, .113 appoint osent,tor the cooventence of those \''.• 1)41 3 ., p ''''" ' ll,, elf, at the Toyshop, No. 1001, Oxfutch‘stroet ) )Ittlit '' ' ''''t' , , No - l'ish-st reet -hilt ;* Par. barter, Ifit , t . 'rlllze, me.,..,, ~" ~i- ~, II ,i, ~, D o Min ; au n t .' ,11,t, l`vIt . i ' '''" - " c ' ') ; '1 1 ) * '' l '''''. '.• It -'t. i it oslli, t i tt , : ~., .4. CrCri; (o.ll SideriSuale tIVWII in Great is 4 t s '‘' "h"fts' ' ' '','- x es urr , ll, 2s, 9,1 eaes s , wiriped, and kertleti 9 . 12.: -tx,,„ll'4"T ri • i d . 'res:t. is, a:,w I, s retie so: rsdltS; Or'eilb.rr 1 -r LIU e tlientselv es with ease, speed, wyeer, una "le"' VERY FAST TRAVELLIN(I, To niRNIINGUIAM and LIVERPOOL, DAY and NIGHT, 1) POUR INSIDE COACHES, which KEEP GOOD 'LIME , from the SARACEN's HEAD INN, SKINNER STREE I', SNOW-HILL, LONDON. THE followin g LIGHT POST-COACH ES, and MAILS, &c. set out from the above Inn:— BIRMINGHANI ." Tally Ho!" fast Day Coach, teen hours, Morning at a quarter before Seven, through Bed burn, Market Street, Dinistahle, Brickbill, Fenny Stratford, Stoney Stratford. Towcester, Weetlon, Daventry, Dinichurelt, Coventry, and Ston e B r id ge , to t h e C ast l e H ote l awl St. George's Tavern,. Iligh.steeet, Birmingham, to Wellington, Bridgenof th, Shelton, Shrewsbury, Osivesiry, Nantwich, Tarporley,. Bangor, Chester, and Holyhead.— Driven through with t wo Coachmen on ly.. lit consequence of the decided preference. given to the Tally Ha Coach, the Proprietors are determined MI, expence shall be sniffed to rend4r lt the firs" conveyance on the Birmingham. Road. , - MILMINGHANI " Royal Express,"•New light .fast Night Coach, In •I 5 ltonrs only, 'sets ?►ilt every xftcrnui u ►,'earrvt iug Fuu.r lnciil oily; patsesObrough Warwick, I,,aminr-- ton, Sot►thttm, 'Medan, DAVentry, Stoney Stratford, and Toweester. to the Saracen's. dear(, Bull-street, firming ham, early the nest Morning. BRONIPTON, Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, ,Strontd ; Sittingbourne, Rninhnin, and Owringe, every Mornint•. BA•RNSTAPLE, Sow inoitoit, Crediton, Tiverton, North• lawton, Oakhampton, Torrinoott, Chuntleigh, Ilfraeomb, and Biddeford, New light fast Coach, every Morning, at 7. BATH and BRISTOL Cheap PnatCoaclies, through Chip penhani, Caine, Marlborough, Hnngerford, Newbury, and Reading,' evriy Afternoon at one; arrive at the Greyhound Inn, Bath, the London :raven), Thomas-street, and Swan, Bristol,' eat ly the next Morbing. -At reduced Fates. BOSTOIsI..New Royal Patent. Mail to Louth, throtigh Royston, Cambridge, Ifuntitigdon, Stilton, Toterhorott.4ll, Deepitig, Sp . alding,.Spilsby, Alford, and Citi•nsity, Evening, at Half past 7, Sunday, at a Quarter before 7. . . cAMI3RIDGE New Royal Patent Mail, through Ware, Buntingford, Blickland, and Royston, Evening, at half paa. 7, Sunday, at a Quarter before 7. CARLISLE . 4 Express," to Penrith, and .Whiteltaven,; . a New Light Four-inside Post Coach, with a Gull(' at, thoway,- passes. through Appleby, Brouzlt, Bowes, Greta- bridge Richmond, Catterielc, llorntighbrldge, ysrrybritle', Doncaster, Newark', Barony, Grantham, Stoat ford, (free= Sham, 'Stilton, Biggleswade, and Paithick. Sett tint in the Morning, and performs the jonrney with the t ient.ift fact; lity ; at reduced Fares. Passengers detained on tits Road - by business or pleasure, have the peculiar a li;atitag - e wf their Seats being secured in the next Coach.—The only direct Coach tocarlisle. (MESTER Light C►iachcs to Newport, Whiteclturob, Tar - porley,..Nlimptwiels, Nuraiwich, and IliddleWicl); cre)'itoirii ing and afternoon.., ratty " Tally Ho," light fast Day 'Ciitehi every morning at a quarter before 7, tllrnn»h lteilliorn,'Ditnlitable, Stoney Stratford, Toweester , %Viedon Ditvetitry, shit Don . ch A r tl2 e ) 1, Cf - iEsTER.-'New.liiht•D4Coaches, iu f ourteen' hours' through I.2agehotrilimai..wattc,:. t4 l erttio, H hitchurcli, Altd,, eer , Casitimirei awl quarter , past hlinifl,itillsetittovititig. • EXETER soeereiKli,tmi,h„,,iielie•feetrekoselt every morn '. Ir ° ' " ) cks .1 b enr,,-.. - A xi ii rtster4...t.ihar mouth • "'Pori, D.rclolter, lilandforil,-AVotidrures ban, SatishorY s St ockbridgr, 131Aett•watCri, and Bagshot. GLASGOcr, Lonit own ,Gretritt..xverti, Antiart,•:•l)itinfriee, Colotrock, agswell, and all parts ,if ► r tluide PostAluswkoJaily. I 'Ai . A mts , u"4f Arlin nomt at Two, Anil *if c 1 : 1.1 g it , the I tiortOng ,, , • HERTFORD Coactii.i troUgh.Walth.ito Cress, Cheiltuot, and • • • 1101,Y tiltA Nevi fist Day Coach, '!tii,l::e -ttortb,•ttriktsal,,Stireiesbui-,y, and Salop, et'fit Y min ItzoLt• • fIOCVI - 114.;AD New light fast Cotch, II; idge not th,' . .Wislit'klr,"Mirevi-shory, and Salop, every rift ernoim. Il i r o t t r .P;;* S i fNktJ'9 , tk-; 0 4.0) , us • l oi t er ei!..e • hetiro , , Bain" in the Afiernowt at Tiko:' '• •-•••• ' ' K ENDA!. •Light 'fast Putt Ciatche4 iiiicast et, Kit 11l Bolton, Churley, (l 1 tilsktilc, :Arid fbtrstah4 eVery mortlitti.; and eferituon. and nintley, throin.lll. • : Bit mingliani:atiii West Broir.wich, light Con ties evei) !nol.o ittg and afternoon. LEEDS " Post •(!, , a , -h, oot evell' Afternoon at ; And •timste thrinigh liAltioelc, gleswaile, Eaton, litielstleti, Si iltim, Wittishirn, (3ritittliailt; Titxfotil, klitial Rut foul, It wiry, I)olicaster, •at the Gulden' Eton nest ftertlann 'at Thief.; for the Hr.-1(110rd, Halifax, anillfitiblet•sficid Coaches.: Driven through with Four I:wit:lnnen' iiiity.—Lit-.7,0;:e and' Packages only 2 1 per 111; , —:Not,vithStafittilig the littconortatf. Expedition ut this Coach, it it Allowed to be the most ~e( e ,e, able and cinitplete-Poblic Con vcrince on 04' Furth Howl; .being unequalled by .lily other. LIVEKPt)O and StiiffurdShi re Potteries f,lst 'pay ('oact), every mornittg•at iiiiatier before* 7. • ' LIVEIt•POOIi Utiwire," 'tirie lit:lit fast Coittli, in 37 ',pup; only, (lint ono Night iii out Daily at One; and arrives at Liverpool next nftertio:ifi, t lit (igh Woburn, - Latlittut y, Novi Itatoptotr; -Welton% . Liit terwo•rt ey, A t her stone, Lltchfield, Stone , Newcastle, Kw:llE 4 4l;d, • WlierlOgtEiti, , tilotri esent .• • ' '• LlVEltPcitni "Itursl - Ex pre&s," N. Of light Four Inside. part ciiiteti,'itt 47 'ltotits tVarflOgniii, cot, Cougleturs, Lowtott, stir wort,t!r. ittigely, Moire, Raiford; tin& Litchfield,' (only Otte Night •uu ti 4 ltoati),• every • Afternoon ;•'' art i vet Vat• the- Sartteetv't inn, bale-street, L'ivcrptiol, next Afternoiin. The adv taxes to Travellers - who , 1101111101' this (:41Pith WWI their lerettee Arc far superior to ally other on this Road, itereei..!ly to Citiumercial hitt-n-11i, at it pet tomtit t 3 y the':iiintri time than any other Coach i and, ii. , twithstanding its cheap.; 'nest and expeditimi, the Proprietors pledge - t lieolgriees• that for safety and accommodation it'll equalled by-few; - find tie surpmsed - • SIANCIi•ESrEIt and .altringliiiti'New Coach, e.eerY.tnntning to the Ntosely Arms and Swan Inri, NIANCH ESTER: to Wint , low,Cinittletint, Niovi..A.sit IVIE , sal! Wolverhampton, And. Xnutsford, light Fun: ;nstde. Coaches, • NI A lt-L11()10)1.4 4 11 and Swindon r o_si,t r) a y ' , through Maidenhead, Reasii.tg, ew ttisry, 1 tow.: c ri.., t •d; luny, and Aldbourn. • Itriveu (tile itoM.llll h veyaiKe to Lunt bit , Pt! l' 10t1 tun liesset, And PeWsty. • - - • • ; 1N anti. I."tii)F.ll. LI.NL Coacllvi every moroirp.: ,ina ate; oour: One the ro,tii. . PLYAIou IA; " -Sur ereig.o littA2eltelfo month, I 'tiro, Botboio, .‘ 06111 UM, Nt'AVI4III Ablitlit, every stiorniogittl. , 11,ANISGATE 1 . 10)% al rapb," Ne;wAttperiar 1713 t c3fe , Ccrach, to Niltrvate.-lioyer, lltoteicarirsONihrevb;), FevvrOata, 41114 SalidWital-,—Clt I y ctitietio..oet of the decided rrelei - ericerreexp ~ tvv ti/if $ 31. e.-.CQueb, the l'io,•ttoors: expellee shall be spied tee rend,► It the fiiStetttErejiatire.)t) the. KettLitothl. . SI I EXPI 1:11) Exiircss," awl " The liocking.tja m ,“ Ihrou4lr Rotherham, Now Foal: . insiilipPtist Coaches; 0)1)11(61g 71110 tin Vllllloil. 'SI - lit.litVSLlUltir,' Welhnelou, and 14ht Coaches, cvery morning and rritrrit..oll.7-4.;tl.ltratitl , SiOrITTANIPTON *4 ti. Lymingion, landborst, I%'incto.sl,r, I fart foul 1314;:lt .ater, rod Ilagshot, New Foir Coach, evrry tu•ttittt,t, :Ind :a - 'rive.: at , the Coarh and Ilit.rsto. rind Vitie S , ttl ton, by Vivr. is t toot t tear it fat t.' ! tt t te..,lttut. 1.1 the I,le of ti'iglit,.lersrv, t,cy, tit, :11.11..f.4, 11,1vt . t. tie elterbiturgh , t...itittch hope to tredve .t cow t l th.it tolpioat which has kithruto been, VipiTietto,4l t LlttlilltenFl'mellt of the 't ST,1FFOILI)S11111.E Pt/111;11! V.•:, a new Coach, even. afterootto, to ',Allem!. 'Ennstall, .I.awron, klu:lnes Chapel. l'his -14 thv only Coach direct It, the l'utlaairs. , SrAMFOR light noon, throng!) 11a1d0ck...1344g1erwar1e,.4.1. , :,,N.4 , 44, , 13 ' 1 0"1,CO3. Aleonlitirv, Stilton, 'nod • - . YArru C, tc 11 • 4 tftistit . 410315 rcr 'Mknaue , if!:l , lV Atfeftiff rfit 4 4fitlielrOlC 144 it!-41111}r , ,U, 1 atir fol 11•1!„ nivitnq a. and was himself instantly got doln and repeatedly struck. When he was down, one of them said, ", Kill the -- Benjamin Arenables, brother of the last Witness,' and another ploughman in Lord Cowper's service, saw four men coming from the house; and going towards his brother; they Attacked his brother, upon.which he went to his assistance, and struck the tallest man with a bludgeon over the head. The men beat him down, and one of them held a- pistol to his face; be should net,know either of the men, again. . G,rorge Avis, a constable, produce.d• two bludgeons '(one of them Mr. Haines found on his eon's bed, and the other Was • picked op under-the window bye Mr. Pye); the eOnstnble also . produced a pistol which was fOlind by . r. C. Haines, close to the garden gate, hear the spot where Chapman was maltreated. Avis apprehended liarriland Davis, at.a coffee-shop in Chan- • cery-lane ; Barris had his thuutb-bound up with A ribbon. All the prisoners confined their defence to n positive a*Wion that they were innocent - of the charge. On their behalf, several witnesses were - Called, prier:lo;4 . lloW the purpose of proving an 'alibi, by stating that on the night Of the robbery the prisoners were at Astley's theatre. Theaa per, sons, on being 'O6llllOO relative •to several incidents 0C Cho evening, gave such an iMpetfect and improbable stattrintot; made their testimony of but 4ttle value to the prisouera.'> , • Mr. JusticellUrtßOuGli,''having minutely recapitulaied tai evidence,. the Jury, nfter fire minutes consultation, returned a verdict o f Guilty. The prisoners were instantly brought up, to receive Idle judg., ment of the Court; and were sentenced to surfer death, which sentence the Court assured them would be most certainly carried into effect. • . • . _ . _ ne trial lasted between five and six hours, awl excited grelt interest, from the iggrAvated and attrocious circumstances at-, tendant on•the robbery. ' '•• • • • S.mtence of death was also passad . .upon: the two Marshall& and Cartwright, WhO were, with the other prisonas, left for ex cctition. • TheAm4aes finiiilted this evening, 410. Baton Grnbam le..tv ing more than half the, e4gzses untried: The whole number, entered way 20; am! l I are iirdited'hi'statid as remanenv; until the next AsSires. - r • MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1824. every Morning, to the George Soil•lcrland, Fares. • • • at red uccil: TO*CI'EISHAM and Edin o nt on C oaches d a il y , a t Eleven, 11:past '!'tiro, rive, and Eight o'clock. . • , WAKEFIELD' Fnur inside l'oit,Coaches, svary 2nd. Af t (Torio, • at reduced Fares: WARWICK and Leamington Day and Night C'oacl.les, through Davenrry; %Verdun, Towzestcr, hod Stoney Strat . WELLS, Bridgewater, Taitnton, alit! 19y month Civlaches, atillt it all Parts of the West Of Englainl. WEYNIOIIII-1 " Magnet" Coaah, through Bagshot, water, - (Basingstoke, Overton' Whitelittrc „Auilover, W,1(1- veot, Creston:lin*, Salisbury, Blan i lf or ( 1, and Durclirstrr, at a: ter. paSt PiviefbPoinck in the Mn: uing. Driven with TK . lt' ( rutt y. W 1 YA1011 . 114 'PACKETS to Oiler/Ise% , Jersey, Cher. bottrg, St. !Maine's; . &e.; every tVedrfesdlty and Sit!irdAy al ieritititn at Two, from Weyniolitts.'- • WOLVERHAMPTON only• Day nisch to Pnilley, %Vest Bromwich, and Meriden. through Civeotry—Morning, at a qiiattietgliifore Ewa eitery afternOmt. " Express," toliicarborinigh,•Whii ' . ". 111- -tlerlatrl. 'Newcastle,. and 'New' liglit r , ttt rltsirlr 1' , 15t , ;:"mie1 , ...-imitit , ei.-thritlV.t.titem ! ,o l 4.lltl sets not ever! Mornirag hy way. of Newark, Retrord, Doncaster, Taikii.ter, Darlington, - Northalterton, Ditruain, It.l pet , Berwick,' and arrives - at York nest •Miirrt ing,-ot reduced Fars..: Driven thtottgli . with Poor - CO:WI. oleo only. Passr.rigers • finding 'theniseWes fativ,,d tro the r tioirney, may rest what time tiverplease i out %boa 1" . . 1 "" without am' • • At 11rdticeil Ernes to Itaniagtte, Margate, and. C4itter bury. . . , S. A. NInuNTAINT And Co. respectfully acquatilt tf l istr, Frielol, and the that they wilt it )1 Ike:accountable fptf stets- Parcels, Passen;.;et's Liagga:,-.., Writings. Plate, otin - v than Five Pounds Value, if lost, stolen, or damaged.. •Onless entered as such, an.i t e. Insurance paid accord ing!, ,at t Sat:teen's Ilead no,-Skitiner-st rect. Snow-hill, Lorraoti, ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. , . HOME CIRCUIT.—HERTFORD, ,JULY 31. ROBBERY AT LORD` COU'PER'S. Jarn'es Harris, Janie: Thornas,alias Davis, and James Green, were indicted t' breaking into the house of I.llr. Baines, the steward of Earl Cowper, on the night of the 9th of June, and ltetling cash and notes to the amount of 1,8001. anti upwards. Mr.- .1. Haines, the son of the prosecutor, lived with his father at Cole Green, in the parish of Hertingfertibury. On the night H of the Nth of June; he was alarmed about a quarter past one in the morning by a noise, which lie at first thought was a younger L brother,who slept in the same room with him, rapping at Ilia bedstead. , •When be lomat it was not hint he opened his door tO "Certain tht cause of it, and then saw fotir oi, five wen in the )eassage coming towards the door. One of them, on seeing bitn. put a pistol to his head, and threatened to bloiv, ;Atilt& bralos if he did not return to his room. *They then poih'od' hint into his bcd, and struck, at him with sticks, hut he was protected front the blowS by their bludzons catching,in the furniture. While the men were with him he saw-his father at hiS door, .and the area immediately rushed towaitiS him and said, " Where's the twntey ? we'll have it." They furced his father into his own bed-chamber, saying, tts. they proce.eiled,.along the paces e, " hitri if,he don't tell where the money .i s.", He could :not apeak.positively to Green's bring one of the men_who was in his bed-roOtit, but 'be was certain that Dayis was' the ron who 'held the pistol to his .head. Before he opened bill bed-room door he looked through `the key-hole, : tind saw that one. of the men had a light in a lnnterp that hung to hia button-hole. On hoose the robbers locked b un irN and be did not ob. toitrtAltneratiOrknntil he had•tiniferewed the lock of the door. A bduteth "Mmiarls he went tolle,rtfordblaol, and there mirth , / 42 t DOH -« r - T rnm pciiiiMllr." - lil • ; • • the robbers hid he eottf(i tee the men, and 'h.., him to return tai hitt -horn. • JohnliAineithi stf.- - •.t.3ra to rral: cowpin., that tai tNb~flttti7~P~rtirre~l'e e, ho rec•eived an ne6onnt ofrent, from of, ifirenttoArait , or 1;!, ikitafttO . i;1; in) 111,...d lately beat7l4j;el'n.is itt the pat:sage "rtieor htit beli-iftioin'. , He opened the door, and 'saw four or five . ffi'en in the"pets4ni't). r.dee " rush at the do , r." He then-retirthl to-his room, and met hiu7. 'against the tloor to , proVent'its lit .iftg fureed.' The , forte it, anti evolittially 'succeeded, hut in the interim the alattin' . corifus,/1 the roblieri,' kid they g,tvelthri)tinte• to term himself Wirli a pilker antVflfeifkti+itL-' Aftier howev , :r made a' second attempt to Rite tile' and havi . rtg;broken it in, idto men' er.tercd"; on^ of ii4iinn"fielttticit with the poker oh 'the lelk hand, which riera , ,i em mliiiiito hack wards: He also' strnelc - ths ttle . l)r)lcc.-r, and while he was'engsged with theiiirsteiteral other:men Hine in anil.droveThim to' the windOw, - 'fliftitittti 'Which theta !-Hocked head, 'laving seized him by tits ther'got him bwri and dreitafulir beatt.him, and while' in that riiustktn, on:.. of them held a pistol to his and IFt!ii 1 IYIYI)tild• blow oat .brainsif he attempted to. stir. ' Another said, « Where's the inOttiriq'. l .' and on his asking what money they m eant, j a „,„. 'Harris said, "Oh--- your eyes; you know a in what - mon e y,- itnd if youon' Yonrbrains out,' don't instantly v% bil e H arr i e w,s)u, t t e t l e i ri w n h e ere ib i l t , i t s b , ; s e e n ' t l s l b h l e ow smr another man ,b rea k open the chest where the money was, upon which tlarris .-svent to4the cheat, and took out some clithes, and . then findi ng the money, he 'said " - yinifeyes[you said the money was (11(min:stair:. but here it Is.' Iltarris then had A ppCktt - bi)e)k id his hand; and said, " your eyes, this is not all," and ~instantly took up Another parcel; Which contained 1,2011./, the' remainder of , the'nibney,' with th e eketption of some sovereigns •ithicit were in - a'Aaucer : and Which )11aryis etriptied into h's pol,ker...).'llie;money having been 'talcen. llarrht said, " Now,. his:dyed,'" let's hula hip); now. . ma n, turn over."-- .Whev,tivtu'lortitAtiiim Over, and hound his arrnsuvith a ripe. bid! been liound, liarris.-"S a id. Now let's bind th e attF wornau ;" -a.nd thowing the . batiirt4.. eime t over hin t . they ;kris hinter, ‘Ile" floor. Almost .direolly: ti p..` r one of them re ,rarne44-.' raid said, " I ...don't think i r , we ti e d , him ttinii..,.ild.fluteri‘turn over. let's'itee.. turned him over, . 'and tus, - )kittdinttitine- of fits' hand a , at =liberty, the - man said, kiyowuttiought we:hatt Wet stetired him ; the hit gtgone'ofthisminute.Pi ( 1)41 4‘r 1 00 , *.e.t About this - time belt iullg' ,ts t' l " l M . T. all left 1'Mtn...."'41-is•wite afterwards releattri •hinr,,and; , on going down- Ire sow Chapman, a sh* , :lerti, - lyitrituittler a tree i •applmntly e er y. much hurt: lilt;' /tad rarittitibt'..bizt-that Harris and Green were two of the men' wilt) irt,le hi the roofil. • • - .. • I.la.inas, , wife :of the last witneta, aanl that the seeoud ,Nyttitirlday ini.funkAunfi the ,aprainte(hlair for her husband to eoik.p,e.li tants freiot-the [lllFrtett-t enants ; and on' the fish oe.lune, Iniwband haul m t y c eieett up.; ,tiltrodtuosi , ctj ti,e in a c g s: in her bed. i g ri etY l i to g Pbrefi!i es , tl : ed e JJo o ii)y. : ,! _ z., fi,r 6 AViitbslY 10 1 iQ u V a n ti a n2nXatitill alarm bell. - itiother ,thiii am ovent to ter •-la'•nin-, - very shacking 1; 111 t{,•' ::tlireatePeil. if lie not tell where the Patine)tWitisii;•4lllte Intel Arho wade threaN, was it, tall man ( Itat'rtiliireleit had 4 hottern by' htqlsitle•''Green' demar.detl the Of ; tlre 6liekt;. but I.4,i•irtest l e lid glve it, !mother of them , • Satrity.lN.4toinnan. orle itortk silepitertis stated, Out # . 4.11,ng, !tell, lie wont. to th e -b oost zu ; drilng ri t e In tlie,r:Ardeit., /war inert:elle win v..is riiistiror the 'That into ) -fl as hed a i „ hi, i, , ,iiaxtgllne OW itleult linrekilltil tritn, the 111411 s flOiv:n ' W A* a ‘ Sti Ck _l nild „while thirete ti l;t1 le. 1414110, 'the rimre rtcaistAA. die put s n e d lout overpowertd.hni A Set:l)M time, wileo , two ot h er I. trictt.twerely- kle4t !lint file and bed/ 4,ll4' ; Tei.i?atet l 4;•:_ hhec; "......s e r on hi nt , s ijp* Re l f . v . l ,oo the .rlrounii, ton t , t h e - men kiln, he kiarris was one of th e men who ktruck he was attached Alte seizend tint% li e et ticT not to the ihraons t t ;he Prisonc".• , TWR i4oughmen, ;win) were coining ;Lillis as.ittance, were lilieirite.heaten down, and, in the confu,ion, n , 4 know- what be ‘ t • l mt oPtbrtn; George' Venab of horil ClniTer's PlOugllttlen,' was called up by airs. 1111:10N. 'lle wept to the stabies irtal got a liny.fork, and was • -nett his brattier. Titer litith.-went tinili.r •,,', ;‘,l l . 11:,ines elevt, antl , E t!ar a. ta iki s ,„ ; - in r r,i !Pier. ( it ;‘,%ifidow.,.Chapinati! Lip apt! rung t 4e.rif front tnewirni on ..„ atu t.t t i he' was Op&ni.))st g . "4 , 1 r o OU'eGraing , PratlttrAettry Lr^.! struck at fie %:, raan is ith 1,i% :arts, but missed him. OXFORD . ASSIZESi+FurnAr. t ; &TURD ER OF LORD c1.41.1110;141.1.% 4AaIFREEPER. Henry Pittirxdy and William Japies.were this day tried for. the murder of James R 1 illiit. The details of this case hate beeztrecently before the; public. It will '• be remembered the deceased wca sat, to, watch a copse belonging to Lord Churchill, where he was barbarously murdered. The evidence, which was circunnitanilal, ass very tonelusive, and the Jury returned a verdict Hof 111 r. Jusice Pant: proceeded to pass sentcnce of death upon the prisoners, but was interrupted every sentence ho uttered by. the prisoner, James, • who used violent action and called upon the Deity to witness that he was a murdered man. Judge PARK—Prisoners at the bar, you have been found gull- ty--(James:-.-11mt not guilty; so help me tiod)—and after a full, fair, and impartial trial—(James—lt was not impartial)—by' a July—(.ltunets—..A. pretiyalu ry f indeed. ) You have been found • guilty—( We are both innocent; we had no gun, and I had no gun that day)--:of a ritriittorrid murder.--(James—Murder! we did ntiOdo.:tho, molder, my Lord ; .1 declare again my Lord, we did not)—and it, is my painful duty to pass the sentence of the law upon you--(It is murder, ,my Lord)--and I must infcirm you that the verdictis satisfactory to me.' (James—l'dare Nay It is t my Lord; and wo must be hung innocently).--1_ feel deeply for your situation, and forgive your expression against . one ; Itis the effusion of a man whose mind is agitatiht at Ida dr,:..atlfulsitu iit do itettiderett J murdered ! Pittaway-.-We arc immzens; say. no uiore, James. (James — will ; we must dieinnoCently, and I hope the Lord willtriake it appear,)—l hope you will, when you retire fromAirnein'cohel! alder your situation, and repent of your crivno---(James—l j cannot repent of 'what I, ant pot guilty)—and I hope you will I direct your provers to that:Being,' from which mere only can be granted ; fur no human; power cats save your lives.' The sert .f.n.....e tito ig„th4t von, Cue. t5i4„,,a.. - quirtil rrarr-, der, be exeentNl vet ,11 ,n(ity morning, and your bodies be af terwards given to the L.,irgrJni, to be anatomized. 'Y 0 it h mir7r.ll.ltrirmit. Itpuß .1' 0A P it - X`r'iitht • „ Noilting in 1 1 , 1 1,; Citil becoticeived more horrible th.ut an su et - o p t avert the ends Of justice, by acta of uuloWAirviOlence ; iind: itt o,ur opinion, n More Wieked mitt-age has never , beentontemplat c d titan the one which itik our painful this week .to record. Correspondent informs, its, that abo'u't iniPirclOCk'on'Siituril a y ingrning last, repretieher, a 'constable, 'and 'publican, of the'Star Soeorb) , ,, oral • in , this ,tounty, w a s minted front Ins by e licJ 4 1 loud knocklng Ot..the frtnitt door of his house. 'l/0 immei lately rog,., and, thrciiiiiii"g tip the window 'Of hislatiging glom. demanded.thceause dituitrbancei 'The parson who had knoriteditt, tfie'cloor, instantly turued.towards hint, and placing his lell• hand over a part of Ina face, !laid, with a Ida , foignett yoke " Sill, I am a frientr, eome to tell yOu an important'se'rrct, and.that is, 'I . know whet the three men now are whom you have been ti-eking .so long; but _if you I drop searchins t.ltogeJlier, it will be better for yeu,-- And I.r.cUrther von, that you m ay ' g et a lai4er stint of money if you will not , prod nee the stolen. 80Otti' t' the next Vork assizvs." VI ht only reply Ara" thitQubl ftlt disposed to do hi 4 duty. l'he ;illitin so do I r!' and; raising his , hand, in whi c h wavi . 4 1 led pistol, ha tn.stan;.ly,,lirett.at 'Whiteley'; but he., having wen the pi,tol glitter, drcw iiack, and thus providentially . ittraPe ed. Ifet-ithmeilintely" called fair assistance ' and .pnrsucd the 11 a j y li al A u t ab i L id .h m int lit se f ~ta i t ' eo len' Vrt e d' ret im " i l ts aY k . e e n v n e c h l: 4. a R To inalie any comment on the above, isnnnecessary.—We give the pitipbrt' oethe original t.rhrtinitnietitilin; ri nd w e' I mre our reatlere,to.dtaw their:awit ottCltisiorts. Our eorrespondent, who is no other than . himself,, gives the name of a witness to-the Whole, and ,on that 3CeOlalt'ili4 notice the. occurrence. gut how, far titn• report 'may' correct or whether it has an allusion tustoy prisotter.nowin the Castkof York,. we'eannot Gate, nor are we tleiirotis.to ~,.' SitocKtso OoovattENeue,—.-On Saturday last, a y oung won tin of thp name of Britton, who resides in - Aldwick, in York; during a temporary tit of insanity took a knife and 'attempted to cut off heileft hand at the wrfit joint, Which she 'had nearly accettipliled, when'she was observed try one et' the. Amity, and prevented from, doing further inischiek. IWletlical assistsnce was immediately proeured, but hitt..., ?topes are enter. rained as to the recovery of the DitEAttruf., A cctutNT.—On Friday wet'k Ben jamin Dickinson, an industrious, labouring than, of Linton , upon-Oust. near tilt! city of York, while in the act of Aiding front the top, of a hay-pike, - came in contact with 'a furl:, the shaft of which penetrated his body, and caused his death the folloiqrig.du., lie has left A dist:on:white widow. and live chil. dren to lamot tit it loss. , • . o A, Carriage and four, cntaini ng couple, started off post-haste, at Midnight, from Dattrrioutli, on Thurs. day last; it is supposed - on their journey .tiewunls the north. The fair fugitive's father is hot in pursuit, but with the tritling disadvantage of being eight Hour' hellhid at ' , tatting. The , Gentleman is a Air. G—s, the Lady a .3fiss ter flying Post.) • • COUN'IIt VNIAN AND THE 13cantx.--r'l-- • short time sinee Of the beadles of this town took hi quAntity of butter away from a erittntry man, because it was defieiot in Wright ; and meeting him'in a feW days after in repnblicOithie, says to him, You're the man I took twenty pounds of :butter froui."—No, I bea'nt,". replied Bodge, "I ;maitre you are, say* the beadle. " I tell. ye I .bea'nt," rejoined the cotintry 111R11, , -' , and if thee lik 441 lay three a ltainett the.bcille, t u tu the tuoittlt,Wtutto t i t ddy tainted: Ilktsti, , 'w says the country math + 4 - II:044114st take twenty /gimps afklittel f ro m me,' bat it illem - httd been tit4ritypoipas, 3 , 6 a tlthiw.F2l2 l l no ritrht that taktr_tthent, -, -ittltt thiAt*' cantirteddi k 6, *kit '61(711Y pucketing,th!. tomiey ‘ will farm,: f o , k lh o lo tf.i kthev. knitter 1 1- ' , * , —orightoo , A.Anati altit4chtiall art', itottig .„„ w attittifelt - a.(ll6'freittiiii6 that „,,:, of a superior flavour," and the bot essenci AillZ haLAA..j3X,llikttc,.:!, winch ,; ar4 ltirl)9l ll lVt i ri y e : Mitywhlife iffuripleicof Ow art 2 . its jot taste, and being of a " superio;4lo , 110 nduccd to became purchasers. r~~rc' ~f-Y i~~ ' , 4 , 7 r .' :I a} ~it t .404. . ' l l 4 . 1; 1... c • 11=' , .' • r 01# , 7 ~(44/*0 , 4f-a' ; PRICE SEVENT,EXeItf. Ttif; N . . " " ' -140 WI - A' P.' CA _NA DA. Q ue t c Gazdii.l r gyEllo 4 , rgialved on 9ista tarry, 1f..4.1040rt khprtt ittiyy to the sth June; and • " • eitto`n r" olAtitittii 41' 1 city government was lost In ths,Gity by a Molo " riiyor ) O‘Vtii.ei ,r) . ; .• be 7i 9l" Cll . , :d es e ut^ d i irr;i t i e g a tii ib e at pr 4n ese .l" n dl t X ti titr f4l3'4 ta ib i r h e p e e th i Q ty uga ; a N hi ew trigg Vo lril r;c i r whiO, e,lSctwiug five inmate to earl), would give 'a populatiN. souls. , 1, • 1141inix pupas to tll32fith, 141111 St. John's, totheitifils, contain the ar4cles,k- , the Custbinls iyf llffiarnicht are to he iriediately 44,04: 01 .1 from , St. .1111 4 44 eltlaval Officer ig oppointerti" 4 '' I,lr. 4alit ChiPt b494 ,l4 4)Pointeht :that thittoa)s of New, Ilrunswick, by the Oovernme.nt of Oke 1U0th0r4104,!,31- try , ; and estilitin Scott, P.N. NeVal Ofeer Sc. .TopiAtii.ri the,saolle mariner, -; , , • c. w We observe by the appointments publirdiettkOsr, tfttei ** Q . different Gentlemen, one to each district, in the tooth of one for the three districts,'hove been . aPPointed as Clerics of the Crow.. In' the rooM of. the..latedwol;hairintri;ol , QuirterSessiens ht .'Montreal, oue has been substituted; some attationa have beitr made to, the liv.s of justices of - the P,eace, for. .the District of A. SupPillnotit.of the last York. (IL .C.) Gazette contains s list of the narnes,, with the claims opposite, of the sufferers dur ing theltife war , : in Upper Carutda, as awarded, by the Com missioneks; under The late act of that Provinee, and upon which '25 irer eclat, lies bee#Prriered to he paid, We sttNoin the i'roclamation issued by his Excellency Litirterient eiroternor Sir Francis Burton, EA:AL, on his ow smiling the flovernarient.of.the Province:— Province of Lower Csoads--by ilia Excellency 010.11012011711b1e SirFrancrs „BUrion, !Knight Commander of the Royal Guelphic Order of limiovcr, „Lieutenant-Governor in and over the Province of Lower Canada, cue. dtc. &c. A PirocidbfitTiON . .--'Whercas,is Majesty lies. been gra ciously pleased to I; r ant his Royal rave of absence from this Province to his Excellency the rHarl of Dalhousie, Knight Grand Cross of the Most 4lnhourable Alilitary Order of the "Bath, Captain General.and Governor in Chief of the said .PrO vince, in consequence of whole departure the command of-tile said Pro Vince has devolved upon me; And whereas it i 3 neces sary for the pace and good government of the said .Province. that all his Alejesty's Offieers within the sarrie should continue in their several offices and emplo) , Pients, I have thought Bt, by and with the advice of his Majesty's Council, to issue this Proclamation, hereby authorising the said Officers to continue in their said Offices and Eroployinents, of Which all peraohs concerned are required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. . Given under my hand and Seal at Arms a t th e C ast l e of. St. Lewis in the City of Quebec, the seventh any or, .ron, the fifth year of his Majesty's reign, and the year of ear Lord onethons-ind eight hundred and twenty-four. KRA SC ti, Lientennot-gover4V, B y Esbeltemev's C omtuand L.. Montizambert, Act. Vitpl9. Provinci.a Secretary's Office, Quebec, June 6, .1.024: • I.; on sonde) , la.'t it schooner, burden' 116 tona, helotigknit* and connnande,tl by Joshua. Merchand of this proeWed from hence to Lapraire to take in a cargo of flour. snit* ashes, I , n-formed the alsiance avainid current) in the short, space of one .hour and an half ! Thete were twentypasseugers on board, We believe this is the lint Vessel of the kio which ever attempta proceed so far up . novr.lty was so great that on her approaching the shore the princip4 inhabitants. of Laprairie crowded to the wharf to witnest . ,tho, unwonted .spectarle. , A. number of guns were fired on this occasion by persons on shore.-411jontreel, Mau 7.) Eient.-Colonel Ready, it is stated in late , iatterti from Eng land, has been appointed to the Government of Prince Edward 's . Island. The late imprudent conduct of the present Uovernor ~(Ittajor-Oeneral Smith). *id ,the parapraph. trom a Halifax. t ialuittc:p it roftexed,,Arq,fozfliciviit to shew that a change has becioMnleni bird. .‘ Wlter* haws of-Pritioe Edward's Island have received inte4ageneeAlticit encourages th e h ope t h at their representir.. bons of one#,,,tnipled distresi will reeeive due coigisiderution.,.And • their gilevances be redressed," .. L ea and lisndsurne Lpiscopal Church- watt - opened 'in'th.' ' ' parish of St. Paul's, ill tine towni.liip of Elston, on Sunday-the ..,' • sltli of June last, when an approiniate discourse was delivered, , •bv the Bev. .l. Taylor, to a numerous' congregation.— , -(St. 74,:eix„ lonc 149 , . Qu.r.nyc, JPNE 17,, Wit.—We have rec e i ve d H a lif ax paperild Julie *.id: and' St. John, N. B. to June 4th. Oa the i arrival of the Aprilpachet .tit. Halifax a report preVailecl that Cul—Ready, wits appointed to the government ufPrinoe , Ett ward% 1 Isla: d. The weather has been , very it nfi!voura tok,, both in ' ) Nova Scotia and Neiv Brunswick, and the przet”, of breod gtuff't, meat and agrjcultural products, had risen extrornely high, and 'C..: articles were in gritat ilviwuld fro)) their scarcitY• 1 1 . ORDINATION .AT QC Ento. ' On .sltndity, the 13th June, an o:dination which had-been ! , ..fit.t . ro'r the . pree6ding Friday, but .witiO the health of the i;l,lishOpi'ne4tiO . Otictiht , had of him to postpon e , was h e ld i ts iu,,.. 6 4 0 1 . 34 4 ra l‘Cl uirc h of this . Citv, when .tho following gentle inen W(l4,gdinitted to Holy Ortfers by his Lottlahip, assisted by thVAithileactin of Quebec, am? the Itev., , ,Pr,kl4lLl, Chap. lain to /LIU. Forces . . • - ' Thirsts.— The Rey. J. Deacon t .of A dOlphui.town, Bay of Quinte. V. C. Ikacotts.—Mr. W. Abbott. who proceeds to the roissiOrb of Yamaska Mountain, L. C. . Air. A. Ansley, who proceeds to th 4:. joint 'Missions of Hull, L. C. anti A larch, U. U. both: upon the Ottawa Rirr. Mr. J. Osier, who proceAds to ilia ;Mission of the carrying-placc, Bay of Quint; U. C. Mr. A. Mackin.; toch, who proeeetts to the Mission of St. Thonuts, Tort 'Talbot; on Lake brie,, U. C.. ' In all" these places Churches have been rocs tidy erected by the inhabitants, but thereare many others in the two provinces t her the same iloofhatt been afforded ofansiety for the regular administration of the Ni' ord. and Ordinances, tvh telt are still Ins. proviiicd, but which the Lord Bishop hopes by the assistant:a of the Incorporated Society for the Propogatiouulthe Oeypel to be enabled in the course of time to supply. -, [ Custom An a ct io ntl o : l r s e elt i oi p t C: e ht l iCo ' p r th:e r 4i t g:e: i n: : e:ra u b l i q:u u S g s V i t i r t : i t ts t f li e fi p , , r • i o t , :i . .: tl l , Z ,l t : / , :: : . the Court of }cing'a'Ueneh by Wm. Prler,. .t.l; l fir n e,: i4 ; ll4.4 Tin' iio?!ottrithic. Mickarl lionW - P'r .-4 . 41 ' t 'r. 4,fetalunt It lajesty's Custotits at this Port. to reCtlrt.t. float / , t ; tA 'ii„ t t , v an several . sums of money, ulledged by'thod i 6 f o l 4 l l , l l , of4 p cift i rt ,i a receive:: at fees , . of . office, ..but whlOh tia 'r....,,,...,,.„„ juw..: maintained were over and above what the 4. 1014 q., 7 , . fully entitled to. ' ~,, ~,.., , smith tind Mat+, `1 lie 1 4. tinsel tor the plairititl; wore .I ":"l,4,hrostcs,G e ti ra c p . 4 , l, d s tot ttlO 1.0ftg.,,,x 1 ,h,'.. 11, t } ,ut ', I-1 "r? ' ,,"„d the Bortottrable AX1 , •..• ' tuts tiottouraute yauteres de St. soz4 t . Ill. :)7:11f of i the . il l: j e al f i l idt i l lt : : :te l, t on i tl iv ,,l n h . t tut m f ,, : i irt i e : rt : t n h lne te ac a tt: :i ,th e fl4 i ii t ic:o ii t l , t . i l l a . : ., l i t tit h b e :e r . e. wink entitled to ,t, -nu f or aoy thing dm.; in the exct - utton o; bronida ag4ins' -Ili * . B ,,,t.seconiny that the action hati not e unties of his oi . t_ .. ‘ bpi" vv-rvinvntvi.:;::::.-,,!;:it,:ii.,i,,,,turrignivannott'4,:eteio:lnna.7::::, to ae t tl h e : -Ur thing ( tin. , tl:u 1 .... . , s , 5. ,. • o..intilf. f .o.rll:4 * "..:(nuji":l.::s7l. las this ate reforred Only lot t • X x v'''''' " ' Snit o 37, was rriptirc 4 ,i . v, , , tr aft ttri r - ..i )1 direaly eeicern'the Kng I ie enue, an w i t ! , i theride4 t w 0 4 ,„40 officers on opportunity o,t::,..tenderingratnenetit Ri l e attikt p6l):l.l4oiPtic.iiiincal,:ia.ni.or':,uotui:;,,,:r4oetxrin(tycY.:!lolo:tolfixne,cithm:e4itese;l::::r7ao:itoft,ecitlit,:eenilt:ritsitio:bblneotelx;rect,itlti:ebrngetpete:ltlie t inots :: : . l : i: , :o e rwetuN a c : i t i ::: :l l , l : : l e t :s ;: vrctioti;: 3 , l ,e d e : , d . Aei, : ss i ttto t : Rocixt , tu it o l ) : :.;! .' ii t uitAtionot three months, it was argued that it was allUwed-bt litti:ll;:ittil!'“ln(t:tct:::l°M.OtB4::°"4:l.:llll4rid:ll'4teian'aitterNlV:i:e.tiet:rg°o:l3ll:ll:::zietrmiligoilthilit;it.:itinl:rele:;:::t.,l;l(ll"tie+l44:et7 ::::: 4 ) :: l : trul i al i iiisi l e lit t ei: 7°.' i tl' i °t'b ! -: .is:qi e, t ;tea l :' ovcrr9tAthkitz,s,,ikirojtbew prom . tNi..erce vn the remaining issue. N ..,.......„................, ___._.—b-,,00;u, L, uroact Quay, IM:. lI,NIVEIt,SA I, 11101IF,W ; or, CHRONICLE OF •111 g , ..'.. LITERATURE OF ALL NATIONS. TH. l'ltis Day was published, price ss. 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