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' :.:"Cs ` .. ~ ! . 41 —. _ _______.„,,ir - -- - defendant' s affidavits, ........_...e The Hon. R. Neville has ogaio offered himself - COURT OF CHANCER'x', Pee, 7. The Cotter ordered the case to stand over un- PRICE OF BREAD THIS WEEK. ' '''.'.,•:' ...ii,,,s , .... a Candidate for the County of Berke.. This day his Honour the Master of the Rolls. Ili next Term, for the purpose of giving the. de- . . fondants art opportunity of negativing this state- The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout re!. It Iles been stated that the Representation of the Metropolis, is stated by the principal Bakers to be I 1 J• .;'7' _-I'q came into Court, and took the oaths of allessiance, b meat by affidavit. , esy It will be rouested. the Quartern Loaf.-Some Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf '.I . ?•••:( to his Aiajesty King George the Fourth. it is `not expected that any opposition for the .....- esse ne s ......e-_ from one penny to two pence lower. ''...:. ?- 1 i'• : tenty of Oxford will take place. tiouLDITCH V. HOULDITCH. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, rE.. 7. Peck nair d L i o t a t o f t . o. dittovt,ei g It . 2 .. l i b : . :6 'l : Q H u a r ci e r ti n a f L t n e a r i f , t d o i t tA t ' o etg . l l l . b ii '''. , , •:"....;• , 1 . .. r. The two Members for Surrey, W. J. Denison, The patties in this case are three brothers of LOPEZ V. DE TASTET. dG. H. Sunnier, EsqrS. have declared their in- the names of John, James, and Edward Houlditeli, It will he in the recollection of our readers, ration to staid again for that County.. gild they carry on business as coach-makers in that after a four days' trial in this cause a verdict , ..: A PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. JAN. 29. • T. D. Atibley, Eeq, we hear, has announced Long-acre. For the.last. 15 yeers• they appear, was found by the Jury in' the. following. terms •:-- Bags. Pockets. tuSull as A Candidate f o r Ayle s b ur y. aecerding to the statement of the Counsel on that on the first counts-of the declarati o n it s h ou ld Ke nt .,. 313 s t o 3 1 1 2s a 4los I Kent 31 as aJI 183 to 41 165 r ' '.. 4 ; ' A - - /-t Mr. Chalice Uteivett hak reetbitessed his South- both sides, to have carried - 011 their business in be entered for the. plaintiff, in case the Court s E u s :se; ... 2 2 i i i t: s a a i l 5s a3l 85 I Sussex 31 Ss dl (Os to 31 Iris . ~-4 , :: - ,'.,1 Fri . r.t . ilin r II: r: t ec a ond, a j i lt)s (is to s E i s s ' s ex i ' i l rit? s s t l ° s 3 s i t,: 6 2 1 a os 4i 41!' "7 '' ' -'''''' • '''''' ilk constituents, so., riug Ilk' intention again to a veto slovenly mariner, as they.keN kit) boOkS Of ►: should be of opinion that the voyage was not il• er liiinafif for that Borough. any kind, hut merely st rote down oft slips of legal ; and on the 'alit comets sif the evidence Foreign Pockets, 2bs to 4.2 s to-s-Duty, 242,07G1 2s 2d• : •t ., ; ( The ensuing election at Artnold is likely to lie paper with pencil what they transacted In the should be considered to support them. SEELL . S. s • , \'fs. . 605 86s to 9Ss per cwt. '''.:,...' ..-.-: ' t ';4l :‘ lt ' Red Clover (Foreign) truly contested, foor candidates having offered Course of trade. Some differeuces happened to Mr. Serjeant, VAttoriAtir in the course of last eto,elves,viz Lord Viscount B'ty,Arthur Ather• fake place between them, aroi every attempt was week, had contended, that the plaintiff was not Ditto English F, Esq., Robert Blake, F,sq., and Mr. John made, but to no purpose, to promote a reCon- entitled to enter up his verdict for 15,000 t. on the White , ditto -s 60s SSs to 100 s •-• ' ' ',r.,. r• atie. Au active canvass has commenced. ciliation between them. Several suits were tenth count in that declaration, fur two g rounds : ,R . t .Y ,, c ,...,f,7;:" ‘ "i- liite 135 •25s t 4, 403 per (jr. 14, Od to iOs ud pet - 1111Sb, - ):: ..' Tiocri. is every prospect of a spirited and con• iustitnted in the Court of Chanc e ry, when fi rs t , t h at t h ere was ;a variance! between a letter on Vt bite Mustard Seed O s O s t o Its O d '4: : I .4 ''''' - -Cr- , ited Election tor Sontli;sinlitnit ;A. It Di)ttin, the friends of the parties interposed, and which the c on t rac t b etween t h e p l a i nt iff and de- Brutvu ditto• ''..• 1 '',. 16s Od to 20s od .;".:,' : 01 F.', 11. has beean canvit sing, and Sir •Will.iam suggested that the mote amicable mode of ad- fendant was founded ; and secondly, that if eve') ...(. .., E d i .,,,,,1 y u • s. - se ~ • .esarts (new) ''': 1.:--sltarl tampion de tetesprerry, Bart. and iVin. Client- jtisf leg their affeirs, and the hest way of sa" the CMlll‘ were good, yet that the evidence adduc- chigoe Voir) 3O, Od to ;Os Od per gr. :'''s ' ! .'s ~. rlaytte, Esq. have publicly announced their in- lug expenCeS, WOOld be by agreeing to refer eel did not support its. Th , d ec h rat i mi state d , Ne,, Curiander do. .. ,••"" , ... t per cwt.... tios nos to GBs -s per cwt. • r 4 '• Hon of again soliciting the suffrages of their the whole to the arbitration of some Gentleman that the defendant tinilertook to forward the Felix i 1 t . 1 " b (1 ,,. ° , 1 . i a 1 . , 1 .3Os 42, to 54s '? ostittlents. at the Bar, in whom they could place confidence. Mercurio to Gottenburgh, io order that she might (settle. p e r qr aos Od to 94s Ori per qr. ~ .•, ~ . S:r John Grey Egerton has declared his inten- Accoidipgly, Mr. Cooke was selected, as he hay- proceed afterw a rd s to St . Pet e r s bu rg h, and . e the. evi- Liosed Oil Cake at th e :gill, 161 iris to -1 Us per thou- °, •-! -• ,-! „ sand-New Rape Seed, ;it I to Z 1,31 per Last.-Rape Cake, •ii'. .- - !.I,' as of trying the event of a poll for the city of ing retired . from immediate practice at the Bat , deuce only went_ to sham that she was to procsoid to -etOsto ol di per thousatid.-Trite, 8s to lOs pet ii.t td. ".." 1 ", : ' s , 'ester, in opposiiion to General Grosvenor. and being well known to be in enlightened and Gottenbergh, aed there receive informations as to -- . '' - • ' , ' ' ,..-a-- .. s's., ,2" ' Conteste for the County as well as the City of indefatigable Lawyer, was thought the most pro- whether it would be prudent to semi her toEWGATE .AND LEADENHALL M Art. hr: S. '-'4",. 1, Sr,St. oyehe Cztrease. . , •A`, : ! ' , P 4 - trham, are confidently expected. For the per person. The whole matter was therefore re- Petershugh,' and whether she could safely pro- Beef 4s Od to 4s Sri i Veal -53 01 to 69 au i.- ••. ~ - pier, a Gentleman of greet affluence' and re,- ferred to him, as were also all the documents, if reed thither, as sit that time there existed a pro- M " ti° "••••••• 4 s • .4(1 I° " (-)': 1 P"rk s '4 'ld tots 4 J 4 ' . ...' ' ''• . , i -*t , eciability is mentioned as coming forward. documents they might be called, which these loose liihition on any British ship entering the latter si'. JAMES'S fIAY MARKET, F. 5. l'•.:. , ~• i-''' - A spirited and contested' Election is expected papers presented. After bearing all the parties, port, issued by the Russian Government. The 1 :! a Y '3l Ss Oil to 41 15, Gii---- , lverage, St 195 Od -, - s" . "; I :**.„,'", II is Od to 11 16s Od--Average, 11 to; Oil r tl',',' • 1t i • the County of Glamorgan. John Edwards, • and alter a most minute :Investigation of all the Court IlkNirig stated that the count was good in .tlaW S , , ' . ~ • • oistopher Cole, and W. B. Grey, Esqrs. have accounts, which were kept open for two years, substance, WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. -",•,.. ' , - ditto . 0 3 1 I'3 : ;): 1 1 t ) , 41 ( 8 ) : ( 7: i i ...._ --A: - e , rge , , 41 0 2: Oil ~ i ;,':. dressed letters to the Freeholders of that Mr. Cooke determined that to give any further Mr. Scrjeanr HULLOCK On this day proceeded na y , unty. delay would be only retarding the purposes of to ague the second point as to want of proof to s ( araw -ti los od to il I's. oti----,l.verage, 11 ii, GJ T. B. Martin, i, q. has intimated his intention public justice, and accordingly, on the 4th of support it, He observed, that the count stated , Clover Li Os Od to 6! Os oti--Avera;;e, 51 lOs OJ 1 . '. ''' •A, Clot_ et _ the Freemen of Plymouth, of his again offer- Novembe'r, lie signed ills award, by 'which he that the defendant had accepted "'the same last- - - ' 7 ''; • • • i . l, RAW HIDES. a himself for that Borough, decreed the sum of 24',0001. agsinst Edward Hold- mentioned letainer end employment,". anti con- Best Heifers& Steers per st Ordinary .1s 10d roes - 0 4 2 - 0 4 r '. . -f : - , ' 11, . 2s Sdlo ' .2s lOri Market i.:;lll...each ..: 8: 04 f:':'; : ~,,,, 1 13 4 1. ))cola Hardinge, and M. A. Taylor, Esqrs. ditch, and that the premises should be, sold by the tended that this allegation teas supported, for that ' Middlings is 4,1 to is 6ti Eng. Horse Os Ud to os od ',"•;.,:-' , " i t ve publicly announced their intention to the Ist of Feb. On Saturday, the '29th of Jan. Mr. it appeared by the evidence, be had undertaken to - r r SHEEP SKINS. remelt Of. Deirilitin- of again offeting themselves Heald Moved for a delay of theiale, on the ground, forward the shit; to Gottenburgh, which he had Polled, •'•:•: ',' ; ..` 111, ,sod to 78t.: I Slieurbitgs ....Os Ott too; O. '',-;,.:, 'I :-:., il l ndidates for that ancient City. first, that tio sufficient publication bad been given not done, but hail actually sold her anti put the tiowna End Compton, W. J. Aiabbetly, and George of the intended sale, the advertisement for that proceeds in his own pocket, He submitted, that ------ intICE - OF LEATHER. 4', ' i', (21, .i';'- - • ' ' "S`• (~. ibinson, Esqrs, have declared themselves candi- purpose having only appeared on the T lint stla y . the proof in support of the declaration was il , it i ly )i l t i t t o s :: : ( 0 ; lit t , : d s 6 6 6 l i i ii )s s tact, i per lb lad 'to 904 '-',!!--: ' (,••' t-, e t , tes tor the Borough of Northampton, preceding Ott Saturday last, in a speech of to be. collected from tire letter auntie, but from the 2;2d to 2:Irl ' 4 - ,.:: -.e. c , Isd to 16,pr- --`,: : ,t'Y c ,'' A smart electioneering canvass is already begun three hours, Mr. Heald moved that the award whole body of evidence. 'file letter had been a.;;;: ' o, " : ) 1 7,,f, He s i es I' .to isltlr '',i: : : ' .."' b 'e Ternavorth. It is stated, that Lord 'Town- should be set aside, first, because the arbitrator originally, written by a third persott, and the de- Crop _ties, r'.s to 4011); for cutting ladd to 17d • ~.1;?:. ,1",, I I !'• Ditto . Sito 301hs :nil was expected theme daily, while the oppo- had come to a wrong conclusion from ; the facts fondant had interlined and altered it, and yet be • lad to 20,1 ''':',;',,' S• D " 20t1 to 26d ' ', ,- ' 2 " A. r ~ . , ss„ e parry were on the alert in the event of a Par- kid before bin); and, secondly, that he had re- had not performed his stiltilations, but had neg-. i t; ;:t i r t , o skins ' • S ; l ° .) I t u „ ‘ 7 1` 0 "1 1 6 b 5 , , i 28d to 34t1 - ',":c:: s z,,'', mental y dissolution. ' fused to give a proper'delay to Mr. E. Hottlilitch; leered them altogether. Ditto 7O to 8011), 21 to Sod Apr , si ~,‘..,,.....,.' ...F ,, ', 4 .: ';' :(,,,.,:_tx. . 1.118 , -- ,,, , ,t., ' " , i, 1 We understand a requisition, numerously sign- to produce psoper.evidence in order to skew the Lord Chief Justice DALLAS--The question in small Seals (Greenlandj lad to iod , ',.... . ' • has been forwarded to Admiral Markham, who fallacy of his brothers' claims. In reply, Mr. this case is, whether the ev i de n c e 1"1"ced sup- 'l't Largei iile i t i l i tt'l Nurse Hides • T ' - "1, ee times represented this Borough in Pattie- . Wetherell and Mr. Tinney,.with much ingenuity,l ports the adeclaration ? I think not. Whenever epanistr.l - I,irse Hides l6d to 2 0 d t i ' , ,t`'H --ii C.; ,•. , ..) (ii, PRICE OF I.' kW FYI', 7,er Stone of 8 .- La. o. !,.. i , rat, itteitin.e hint to offer himself again as a argued, first, that it was utterly impossible the you attempt to recover on account of an•employ- ' ft) F . s''' • ''''' 1-4 ' itlitlate at the disaolotion of the present l'arlia- conclusioti should be erroneous, because every recut not having been let formed, you must state .rfs a-tated by thertz '' ll. flici!ets. I ds slat e d bathe ILo c i t ,rs. • ,:t ; 3:, lir rit.-(Portsmotrili Paper ) , It was. fully Laid before Mr, Cooke, who that employment correctly, and prove it tin eiteged. St•-iznnes's 'Market .. Os nif I St..latileS . 3 Marese .. si grl` . 4, - ,:`'' ' .-o- Whitechapel Market Os Od 1 Whitech; yea Market 3s 3d,• t * "l. 7 Ho' i. . . Noru:ich, Feb. ,1.-Phis County will scarcely, certainly was the last person-in the world to have The declaration uses the words I, ` in order' (bat Clare Alarket ~ 4: Hi, thiek, escape a severe contest ; and Yet . - been charged with mistioderstanding, his duty.- the same might afterwards proceed to St..Pe.ers.• Average ....,.. 3s au NeWgate "Market nib, it is also said, will be fought for. Lord Besides, Mr. Cooke allowed the parties two vents burgh ;" so that it woulti appear she wa'S dbso- . is Rd ••;•.-, : '''. IV '.... --- - ----, t !,, ' •- -t PRICES OF I'ALLow, stmt), acre pert telb. "-f• , -'‘ . H u ry, we believe, will certainly offer for Arun- for the accounts, and surely when Mr. Cooke ' al- lively destined for that port, when the fact was, ..--(County Chronicle.) lowed so, it isql by no ineana to be thought en- that she intended to proceed first to Gottenburgh, Fowl' Tallow 05's 66 -s oft I 'Yellow Soap ~,. ":0:101 Dublin—Tile County Dublin, it is said, reaaonuble if, when any applicatien was made to and then, if she could Barely he for:km(l,d, a Fellow ,l.t I R It ssi a 59s Ou -s Od Mottled 93' '';.l ' I be contesoed ; Talbot, Hamilton, Domenic, him for delay, for him to say, that•the acetnints clause MU' S . to he adder) in the insurance. 'r he ooly s ffl : / ,7li t t t t „ l° - 54 5 " ----' " ( - -:u "'! ... 54s Orl -s Od Glii.VeS' I White, are mentioned. having so long been open, he woold now close evidence is the letter, and as that is clearly not :Coop E Stul.• 45s tul -s OA (loud Dreg's': I. : - .97 ":'':'! • :Tir Ditto Rough.. -s ud 38s Otl r:ollege—lt is said that Mr. Plunkett has got them. These points were urged lila) north en- sufficient, I think you must enter your verdict On , Pit ICE OF CAN D LES ~ FROM CALLOW CHANI,I,.^E'SH 16;e' :4 e; 7:7 1 .. .• . Provost's interest. Air. North, the Barrister, ergy by the' Learned Counsel, after which ' Mr. die first coon's. :anvessing, but, as we rather think, with little Heald replied. Mr. Justice Pass. •wss of the sante, opinion ; .Pliet Of CallaieS, per dozen, Hs Od -Mould - s;'l2s . 6cl:. ''''''-,, , Bank ..e•• ,s )act of success. The LORD CHANCELLOR went in some length obsereirtg, that whether the matter arose •ex de- 6d per dozen allowed for leady motley. . • !:..'',': • ,. Load, Dfogheeia-1I Wallace is early in the fisld. into the facts alike case, and considered the con- holy or ex contractu, it must be truly stated and 77 .---- - --___. , .-.. .- . dlde I 7ounly ('clan---'l'le present Alembets for Cavan elect of Alt'. Cooke to have been perfectly right. pr O . V ell. . COAL MARKET', FEB. 7. 7 - . •'''-r r 'lt• Bo Ships at . Marlict. Ships :odd. Prices. - .-.:'• : • ~,,, ,‘ Messrs. Stieyd and Barry. In addition to He affirmed the decree of the et hittatnr (Mr. Mr. Justice.Bor(ROUGlT said, that at the time ' 2:2 2 1 . . s \rette,,stlv se, five other Candidates will, it is said, start Cooke), and ordered the Sale of the prlerly lobe this employmeet was stated. to have heet) tinder- . 1111dr:druid 2 - 46s Otl to - 4 - s Od "'•':' • ''', tea, . _ , ~ ~ ~.., ~, se the CV. Jr is certain, we hear, that there forthwith proceeded.in. t a k e n ,by fbe defendant, it was not known whe- ---- • •.. ' --- - --- =oasaeoe - , ' --------- ..:;7' ► , '4 *. ' (! ity „ 1 be it most vigorous and well contested race. ther s the ship could proceed. SCOTCH SEQU'ESTRATIoNs. - . ::,` ......—...0",-- , - . ‘i,, ~, *ha ti '.:ounty Longford—Mr. L. White, the younger, ' 'Fite pie - total , . is therefore unable to enter his . — e , e resee- - ' eo" • ..‘.-)se COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEB. 7. :: . ~.• -III ) I agaiti oppose Sir Cr. Fetherstone. Front what verdict on this count, but it stands on the first. January 29, !Murray arid Bonntrd; boolfsellers and` sta . ee •1. el : , • know of the parties, there will be a severe con- THE KING V. ROUPELL. Mr...Seti.eant VauostAlV'S reply in the case of, ..., e es , tioners, Glasgow-7-Crettitors itiC&4- iii the Lyceum Itoonri r -;.,,*::' . 4 1 " I there, 10th auet 95th February, at 1. '.4=,!tre„t , t. This defendant was couvicted - at the last Assizes Butt v. Conant was put_ off to Tuesday. ),riot ; awl Cochran, 'merchants, Girts?.,Oit-Crede",', :. .1• . „' ounty Leitrim--The County of Leitrim will '• tors meet in the Lyeeuth Rouni9 there '7th and •21St Febriniry" , !;' , i' ,' • A for the county of Surrey' of a nuisance, in carry- ) unquestionably be contested; but the death lug oo the , busines4 of a stitcher of lead, and other _ lat I. . •'•e! ' Ti,,, . . as representative, Alr. Latouche, will sensibly pernicious metals, on the south side of the River PROCLAMATION OF GEORGE IV. February 1, James -Douglas, merchant. Stirling-Cred ► '''''• ' 'l' rot hi, tors meet' in M'Plierson's Inn there, Stli and 94th Fehruaryp F' , , ;„ ,' • -,, • 'ct t Ire present political state o f . effairs in that Thames, neatly opposite Waterloo bridge, Ile 'at 12. telly. It is very prevalently rumoured that was now brought up, on the motion of the PitOCLAMATIpN OF , HIS MAJESTY IN THE TOWER T.XAMINATIONS, MEETINGS, etc. e Sou. AND HAMLETS. J‘ilin NPCaol and Sons . . tuerchatitsT CI , r - tube . e• L' ', : . 41 : 44.c-11 E 111' utenant-Colonel J. M. Clements, the late Can- eiTott.GeNerteL, to receive the jodgment of the , a5,,,,,v, •, , i , ate, has coalesced tvith Lis former opponent [FURTHP ,II PARTICULARS.] —This ceremony took witted in the Sherd Clerk's ()dice there; Litt, anti 29111. 1 4 e" . ' 7 . : . , Court. - 1 ' l' . Luke White, the present Representative, and Mr. GURNEY and Mr. PLATT appeared for the Place yesteyday, pursuant to ati Order of the Privy bE s i s i ' a i r tri ' ',o ' :: N I i i - etial, • bleacher, Gate Side, to he examined in -• ..; ' '• ler the influence of this junction seeks its to- defendant, and endeavoured to compromise the Council, and agreeably to former precedents. the Sheriff' Cieri,'s Office, Paisley, 13th February and ;•3 4 . ~' ' 1 , p IP! tr • , e representation ; to this junction of 'Mr. case with the prosetutors, by undertaking, on the 'llie Lieutenant of the Tower, General Loftus, Ma i reto et 12 - . . , .- r• ' ROlt- m ; n a e i ( i;e .i s n l t l i i l t e eh s an tit a r n ift ,.b c le l a e c r l k te , : and dyer ! Lancefield to be - eXa•*. .- , ! ~k lite '415(1 Lieutenant-Colonel Clements, it is • part ot their client, to carey on the . business by (the Constable, the Alarquess of Hastings, het, ts I that Mr. Latouche has united his interest means of erecting chimnies in such a manner as absent) attended at the Governor's housei at 10 February, at 1. Office Glasgow, IA and 96tir , :','; ; '' ' 1 ' .34 (:. . 4,„ ~ ; , '4. mir e d it that of the hall of Leitrim, and that the materially to remedy the ' evil complained of, for o'clock, where he was met by the Fort Major, - Crt•di:! , 1 1:1 of G&rrge Hamilton, merchant and'commissito2 y; : , ; ,., ,, -b eatit. n. Mr. Clements, his Lordship's sou, was to which purpose they stated, that he bad already the Colonels of the two regiments of Tosser Him— „ , ,i. T. , ;, ,, , , , , ,,i.. ,,t e 5 rg5 t.m, meet in the oilier of A. Nlacgeoege and J. D' „. i , now 1 1 , " there, 23d February, at .2. lets Militia,land a great noniber of the Magis--e• . ,',,. f r arer Alexander MsKenzie, inetclvent, Clasgow-;lohn VLItAe• ''. , ,;` c the fourth Candidates expended neatly 1,000/. since the conviction.. ~,,. •. r c wilily of Sligo-A vigorous contest ia expected The SOLICITOR-GENERAL (With WhOM WES Mr, and merchants, Glasgotv, have applied for discharges. !rates and Deputy Lieutenants. At /I o'clock, merchant, Di»gwall-Jatnes Uennoill and Son, elnp-broliel' • t , •,,, sat , - i 4: ru nd l :aka place in Sligo. A Candidate is likely to BOLLAN p), howe'ver, resist (d the overture, and .........-............ -......--..„ ......--. t.-- e '' the garrison under arms on the parade, a circle s , . • tole e• who will have the Catholic Interest, and the contended,. that it wag absolutely necessary for was formed, and silence being commanded by --- :',. i . Ha . '" port of the Town of Sligo, its inhabitants the health and comfort of the nefghbourhood in sound of trumpet, the Proclamation was read by SUDDEN DEATtI.-Nlr. Suriseiteatio, , 4 MOS t •I , i ._A.. ".• Al s , tug franchised in the County. Much de p e n d s which lhe """"f"etnrY was situated, that the Mr. Lush, the Chief Bailiff, from an •open car- lespectehle Medicallientlemen, of . Westtnins f f r ' , ',,, 1 . '' diets{ rinse, which was followed by three buzzes, arid till° wt's _in the habit of bieelling•uighdY a t l ' IS ' ,i • '." .or" , 1 1. Lord Paltnerston's Interest. nuisance should be entirely abated. The COURT, after hearing the Judge's report a flourish of drums and trumpets ; the guns room' count Sromoom's home, in Richmond pafi,; . „: ,r ; , -",i75 . ,5 ,d ;aturday night, an Inquest wes held ,at the went to bed there lately, apparenily . i n puree' ;; t , , Nth e Guardsman, Kensittgton; beiere Mr.:,.beee, of the trial read, concuired in the necessity of the batteries, fired a royal salute, - A plocession , :, ' , r',.. ; ., e health ; but upon the servant ervering the roods, ' ..' • .., , -• ' „J. fiat:, the body of a young Lady, found drotined in removing the• nilisatice altogether, anti therefore. then formed in the, following manner :- The High. Constables on horseback. _ in the morning, he found hint a Braless corpse . 1 ''' 4 . 1 all p a , they ordered thedefendant to enter into his own , Serpentine River. It appeareti•theet, ou Sa- The 13erolles, toitstables, Emil Police Officers. i The hed•clothes were hot so much as ruffled.' ' ..• , r 1; '''' -, i l ' ' "----- recognizeince, in ihe stint of 4,000/. to discontinue , The Drum-major witlt'the keitle.tfruill and eight Drunanters :lay morning, a Gentleman r pa3 s i n g that way 41•••••••101.111.101111,•01.;. ° - ' . 41 erred the decease(' in the water, when a Car- his manufactory accordingly, of the Royal Household. ..'!'!'..'.."'"""..'''`"""L"' 1 . - _______--- , - •1 AR, BIRTHS ..• . ' ' ' s ' t ' :The defendant entered into the seculity rcquir- The Sergeant Trumpeter:, with ten 'frumpeters of the King's i - ' • e,.• 4 e l al's file of the Guards were then ttoine on the „., , :Household: , The Marchioness of Sli:to was delivered of a son ant) Ireir• - ~ :•' Pis ' ed, but with 'manifest reluctance. The Chief Bailiff, oterteos the Peace, and Chaplain of the at Westport, on the 31si ult. The sineere joy which tiit. - ' • ' te . .4:. or :, " , 11 of to :Kensington Pelace, and he called to them Tower, in an tipen darriage• event occasioned amongst the tenantry of the Noble Marqu_ a l s. . -.:. ~ 1' an nth assistance to get the body out. Being on duty, , . THE KING V. JOHNSON AND OTHERS. Thirty Warders of the Tower, With the Veurnan-porter at the cannot be described •It wes quite rapturous. The town ts' 3. * .' ' '' 44 r‘ y ciitild not stiod; but nne of the band of the Life Tkese defendants, it will be recollected, were bead of theta, two and ttvo, illuniinated, and Irrintires were lighted on all the hills. -, • ' ...'" es I arils (a black many being at ►the window in the convicted at the Middlesex Sitting after last 'f he Lieutenant and MajOr of the 'rower, in a carriage and •On Sunday, in Finsbury-square, the Lag)) , of Aaron Ailier. • -; ~';'; ~ , , :sd , ._ ti , t four, flanked by a •t: order on each side. ItiSmill E-q. of a daughter. ' , - t i - . ' il '4. Cu r t Lo . racks,overheard Whnt they said,and inimediate- '1'6161 l'erin, ot a nuisance, in obstructing the The 'Magistrates and ne,' pit!) , Lieulersanx, headed by Sir Da- G° Yesterday morning, at Garrett, Mrs. TOoinas Rush, to e - 1 te i ee 0 ier ronght the body on shot e,an•l had it conveyed to navigation of the River 'lllanses, by encana of niel Williams, the Chairoirin of the '.'user Sessions, in son. , . !,. .., 4 \ , r ,). ;1 s .._•____...--"' ' '-' ': ) ' t ' ,ll ei l bone•house. The body was identified by her erecting a wharf near the Penitentiary at Mill- carriages, about 20 in ,nowber. i - :" -1 ;2 ‘, The MARRIED. Wig, '4vllo are in .TeSpectable circumstances at batik, the defendant Johnson being the lessee of After reading the Proclamation on Great Tower- 0 „ • . 0 ' s ' .s.' ‘•••0IT, o 1 tiesdoe, rat Sevenottks, John Jenkin Maclean, Este- c ,- • Isington. She went on a visit to some of Earl Grosvenor, of the soil upon which the wharf hill e the procession ',proceeded , to Whitechapel- Quebec, LoWer Canada, to bliss ,)nee Bartell, of Seveno3 4s ' '' ,'. 2,; ..s , t (4 '01! , y: „i ~,. i itours, it deqn3in'tances, in Queen-street; Chelsea, on ' was erected. hers, Spialfields•rnarket, and through U.atclitfe- in the County of reent. • --es e a.. •os 'iiti, ,I 24th of Decembor last, with a young man in On the motion of Mr. GURNEY (with whom highway. to Shadwell-matket and Rittc;iffe-eress, -- ----- -----7--- DIED. • • i, 1 , .1 11 ,. ',". ~'.4 , i i .', 1 family, with whom it was supposed she kept was Mr. NoeaN, the CommoN SEEJEANT, anti where it was read the last time, and the atteterients On Fridav the 4111 instant, at. Blith6eld, in Staffordshire' •'" ..-••.• 4 4, t J AY ::• ; e le' ,l en d . patty. When \he was going to his work in Mr. Co Irev) , the defetolent s were bionght tip were dismissed, the carriages returning by an-. is ,t . he 77th year of tier age, the Right If oa. Louisa L t. .. . . -, r , f - „i ,t Led Bar!,rit. relict of the !Ate and mother of the present Lord 134,14 H ': e.,„ I ' 4 tnornina,' he ssked her if she intended to take to receive lodgment. The alleged nuisatice had other route to the Tower, el's was the unit' surviving d.tughter of John Viscount ---'"' 2 , , • ',sup alk ? She replies! its the negative ; but about been abated within three weeks after the convic- Much applause front 'the spectators followed t e„ h „ , „f Lolietei Tregoee. cider brotll6 - of Henry .St. Jo"' '' .. i ~ , ,4 , ' . i , , l , ' g . e : l sl kl , int - 1411e of the day went on pretence of going tion, and it. was now proposed to refer the case each readioe of the plociernation; and although I first Viseottot Bidieehrehe. . 6. ",...- to , On Fe iday, the 4111 inst. at Manley, near Tiverton, Der e" ,.' 4 . 1,,, , • 3; a entford, •and said site would take a coach at to the Master as a tr,ere question of costs, upon a the streets Were excessively crowded, and the pro- • Merv, widow of the late Ileor, v-;tiariler, Esti. aged 68, ,11 ,-, c i„ ',')", White Hoese Cellar. Although hand-hills bad suggestion Made by a'llidavits, that the defendant, cession eras unassisted by arty military array, no vive:i her bosh:end hut. two inon'tlis,,and on the day previo u 'i? -'''' 'Kitty ft:printed, and every exertion made to discover Johnson, had received a bond of indemnify flout obstruction took place.-.olloreing Paper ) al whit,haven, Cumberland, James and Thdfnas, sons the -,' '''lt , u " . 4 l 4 tetl 1, 1 , ' Thomas Manley, Esq. of Whitehavers, and grandsons of t '" 1:.:'.,.• ' ,"ll '' tteau Or alive, she could not be heard of till Ball (is osveitor, to repay him all costs, and Charges ~, ...... "r sill' .„, 'uove. • WI droWned. The body was quite fresh, and lie might incur, by reason of the present ► prose ' BATH Aunts.' AI. 5 . -Lord ii , sluli of r , ;( ,,, i , b, • Lora t• (pin Th e 20 hist. Mr. Richttrd Morgan, many years a -c ,••S'• • '-- " t ;It Seven shillings tvere hoer I tvrapped up in ention• o'istien, Lady C. Ram, Iforwirrable .A. Thellason, Sir J. s „,,, ta w e j o i ia bi taitt of the mi nurie , , - . .•,. e •,;•4 • "'is bee and Lady Fellowes Sir T. B. Letlibrid , e Sir H. Pyne, Ge- ' .........' '....*. x"'i• s, ,' iece of paper In ! , er bosom, tt hicli indicated • The defendent's Conesel resisted the proposi- _ a ea t ~,:';: . .I', oul areal AGailtldel 6 ' ellt rat Button, (tenon) Siropsort, Major- ----- -=" ------ '' - ' --- “r-"" - - --- She was tott rubhed.-The iurestigalion (ion for a reference to the )tester', as being eon- General and 111 rs. Brooke, Coloael Irerooty. ,l ', Coloot 1 LONDON: Printed by J. B. CARS'f AIRS, of Nu. Q 9, - r ~A ... ,, e: ts! .'‘ „, " ,, s c t l ed three !lours, but there being no evidence teary to all practice in such cases, the delendent Ra t insy, maj o r cl o se, major Lippon, Major, ao.yeeter, Atleci- Ormouti-strt et, Queen-sttuaret and published by W . . ; ', , ,,. , :H ,. 4 , ~ ,, d to, s Birdie Dawiiii Haig, Hot,ltinsoil 1! s of No. 7 South Alolton-street at Tio: • she carne into the water, the Jury returned having abated the nois.inee, and th e y d e „i ci l that t r ' / _ l',1"S"'" (:a ,rains • . • •,,. , • SUll ' - ''' ' ''' , Strand; • - e ouiton, Mouhlaurd, Muir, Prete, Parkinson, rie,tlrarey Office, No. 112, I'd it: I---" FU 11 WI Droweed." any indemnity, suet) as that alluded to, had been Wiutaws, and. wilson. 1. ,,, Qt5, et , . 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