The Sun. — London, England, 1830-06-09 00:00:00

- seeei . - ' ' .. . SPIRIT OF TIIE pußLic JOURNALS. parishes that Parliament had granted the money ; ' conferred hy the residence of a landed gentry in mom THE GAZETTt OP LAST NIGHT. of Euston, appointed to the West Puffelk Regiment, ' ACCIDENT, TEN PERSONS DROWNED . h a d O g n 0 N e l e o t i v e i l t a l y i , p e t s h s e e 2 n g e e t I r i s ti f l r t e ., m a i C il r v o e m r g a e r r t t y , e b e o t a e t I l i c i c k h , so that, both on account of poverty and popula- either country, and how the picture becomes re- slay 21. War-office, June 8, 1830. Wf st Suffolk Regiment of Militia. On Monday, as we stated yesterday, his Majesty tion, St. Luke's had a claim on the Commissioners. versed when they are gone, that can doubt of the 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieut, Wm. Henry The Right Hon. H. Fitzroy, Earl of Euston, to be was so seriously worse, that in the afternoon the Whateier portion of their poverty and distress nestimable benefits which result in the one case, or Wa ' t to be Ca tain, by purchase, vice Clements, Colonel, vice Sir W. Parker, Bart. deceased, May 21. physicians were anxious to issue a seccnd Bulletin. might arise from improper conduct, and he believed of the innumerable evils which must ensue from the left the latter port ou her return about five o'clock who rr r i e n res a , June 8. I) The King, however, was opposed to this step ; but much distress had that origin, would most pro- , other ? Still as concerns the individuals, the country DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. in the evening. The crew consisted of tin ee seamen, . Cornet Frederick John Woodley Collingwood to be the physicians, alarmed at the responsibility wh . ch bably be relieved by Christian instruction. For has only a right to treat the matter in its relative Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Warrington, June 8. Isaac Jacobs, Pool, watch-maker. two of whom were brothers, and there were also they conceived attached to them, sent an express to that distress and poverty which arose from vicious position ; but even in that point of view it has never Chas. Kelson, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. on board a native of Tain, John Ross, who had the Duke of Wellington, who arrived at the Palace habits, he knew no better cure than the religious yet been treated, or at least dealt with. The relative Collingwood, June 8. William Gausden and Judah Jacobs, Barbican, tailors. taken his passage with them to Cromarty, together at six o'clock. His Grace, thinking th s at the iiritae instruction of Christian Pastors." 1 his is inimitable. evil produced by absenteeism is, that it throws upon 4th Dragoon Guards-Lieut. George Wynell Mayow to with his wife arid six children-in all eleven persons. . BANKRUPTS. tion occasioned by the discussion of the point with So the starving Spitalfields weaver is to be made others that share of the public duties and burdens he Adjutant, vice Story, who resigns the Adjuttntcy only, There was a light breeze from the north accom panied by a moderate swell, arid with both sails James Branthwaite, Manchester, ironmonger, to stir the Royal patient might aggravate the disease, or at comfortable by the appropriation of part of his which the absentees ought to pay and perform June 8. render June 21, 22, and July 20, at one, at the Claren least the suffering, decided on his own responsibility wretched pittance for Church rates. Well might themselves. The true d e fi n ition o f public taxes is, i 2d Regitnent of . DharagovOnse-CCoarnrengeite,Fp.roCm..Fteodr,d jeutnoe.Bbe. don Rooms, Liverpool. Brooker, Liverpool ; Hone, stretched to the mast head, the boat swept for about . that no further Bulletin should be issued that day.- Mr. John Wood observe that the curse of this age that they are imposts raised for the protection of L G ten G an n. t , , je b n y pr G ir e c nt set,o 'c be Co Framptan, and Loftus, New Inn, London. five hours at an easy rate along the shore. At ten o'clock she was nearly opposite the castle of Dun rnet, by purchase, vice The King then became more tranquil, and at ten was cant and hypocrisy.-Morning Chronicle. the property and persons of the State which raises Thomas Foulkes, Royal-street, Stangate-street, Lam- Forde, June 8. o'clock fell into a tolerably quiet sleep, which lasted r them. Even the interest of our enormous national beth, builder, June 11, at eleven, 22, at nine, and July 20, beetle About this time Alexander Skinner, now Fhe pertinacity with which the use of the phrase 4th Rsgiment of Light Dragoons Cornet E. Scott to eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Selby, Ser till two yesterday morning. His Majesty had after- the sole survivor of the eleven, arid to whom wo " embar ' rassment' " has been continued in the Bul- debt comes strictly within the range of this description, he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Weston, promoted, wnrds intervals of sleep, and was in fact sleeping at , , for, though the interest itself is not so applied, the June 8. rant's. inn, Fleet- street. owe our information, became drowsy, and quitting ietins of the King's health, assumes at length a cha- • • Thomas Peacock, Northallerton, Yorkshire, linen-draper, t lie stern of the boat, where the helmsman (Andrew the time (ten o'clock yesterday morning) when the principal debt was from time to time incurred for Bryan H. Blake, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bulletin was despatched to town. Still, notwith- racter almost ludicrous; for what else is the state- purposes to which the whole property of the king- Scott, June 8. June 21, 22, and July 20, at two, at th e Castle of York, Johnston), and the passengers were, he went a-head York. Anderson, York ; Lever, Gray's-Inn-square, standing this favourable change, it was confidently ment that an individual in the notoriously precarious dom stands pledged. And is it reasonable, we 18th Light Dragoons-Captain A. C. Lowe, from the of the mainsail and lay down to sleep. His last London. believed that his Majesty could not live forty-eight condition of his Majesty has, as was announced yes- would a sk, or jus t, th a t an y p ar t of the communily half-pay, to he Captain, vice W. Harris, who exchanges, Thomas Acaster, Brotherton, Yorkshire, lime-burner, recollection of this period is, that the helmsman and hours longer. It is some consolation, however, to see terday, " passed the night under considerable em- s hould h av e th e p owe r_to use a c ommon expres- receiving the dill * , erenee, June S. Ross were engaged in conversation. He was July 5,6, and 20, at one, at the Guildhall, Doncaster. that the intensity of his sufferings is somewhat abated. barrassmenct_.‘ em b arrassm ent" forsooth, when the sion-to slip their necks out of the collar, and throw . re_s_rne . t G.. 0 H. Gavin to be Lieutenant, without pur- awakened about an hour after by a tremendous Mason and Collinson, Doncaster ; King, Castle-street, h e, vice Simpson, who retires, Oct. 14, 1829. Our accounts from Windsor, up to a late hour last Royal sufferer's demise is hourly expected ! lf, as upon the willing horse the whole weight and bur- Holborn. shock, and by a huge wave breaking over him. On starting up he ascertained that the boat had run night, do not lead us to suppose that any new has been said, these Bulletins have been submitted den of the load ? Yet this is the case with the c a l 2 .t or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guard Quarter- Henry Boston and John Dunston, Houndsditch, cap master Sec eant J. Lilley to be Quarter-master, vice R. crisis had occUrred in the symptoms of his Majesty's to the King's i n spection, and that this language so absentee land and fund owner. While others pay stan-numufacturers, June 15, at ten, 22, 'and July 20, at upon a ledge of rock, detached from the shore, which Colquh - oun g , who retires upon full pay, June 8, eleven, at . the Court of Commissioners. Wilks and Mini- was to be seen through the dim twilight, abotit disorder. The physicians were in attendance as vague in itself and wholly unknown in medical his share of the interest of the common debt- Ist Regiment of Foot-- usual, and great anxiety was manifested by the vocabulary, has been for that reason employed, while others maintain his property in integrity and be Ensign, without purchase, vice Gathrow, deceased. thorpe, Finsbury-place. thirty yards distant. The scene that followed baffles members of the household, but no bustle or move- the King himself, as well as the public, have security-he quietly withdraws tine whole of its June 8. Henry Crutch and Ann Crutch, Lowdivater, Bucking- description. The boat hung fast by the midships; hamshire, paper-makers, June . 18 . , 25, and July 20, at went *as perceptible beyond what exists on been ill-used ; for we learn, that so far from produce to other countries, and aids the foreign sd Foot-Lieut. P. Mackie to be Captain, by purchase, eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Maugham and a heavy sea was tumbling around, and breaking over ordinary occasions, The non-appearance of any being, as has been elsewhere asserted, resigned treasury at the expense of those whom he leaves vice Blair, who retires, Oct. 3. her; the children were screaming, and the boatmen 1 , ! e Fothergill, Chancery-lane. visiters of rank, or members of the Royal Family, to his fate, his Majesty has been quite unconscious b e hi n d shouting for assistance. A pinnacle of the ledge him at home to bear the heat and burden of Ensign J. Whittans, from the 31st Foot, to be LAW . Stephen Dunn, Wiveliscombe, Somersetshire, clothier, certainly created the impression that the King's of his d a nger. Hi s rece ption of the Duke of Cla- the day. Without following the subject into the nant by purchase, vice Mackie, Oct. 3., 18 1 29. 1c'e 0 June 16, 18, and July 20, at eleven, at the White Hart, was tardy partially covered by the surf, and as it situation remained in the highest degree precarious, rence on a late occasion, full dressed, and with the various ramifications thro , Ensign W. White, to be Adjutant, vice Jae i , 3. Milverton. Holme, Frampton, and Loftus, New Inn ; promised for at least a few minutes, a less precarious and that the utrnost quiet was particularly enjoined. boast that he was in excellent health ; his hearty pursued, we would simply ask Fan such a state oi ugh which it might be r 6th Foot-Lieutenant G. F. Alorden, to be Captain, by urchase vice Galwe who retires, June 8. Waldron, Wiveliscombe. lodgment than that which the boat afforded- - fo r she now began to break up-the creseeand the pos h appears that in consequence of the imminent meal on roast beef, taken in defiance of the denun- things be right ?-or can it be justly said to be "an James Pope, Wilson-street, builder, June 15, 22, p Ensign ' J. B. Hom Y e ' to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vi danger in which the King was on Monday, there ciations of the physicians; and his confident declare- unfounded prejudice" which calls for the removal of ce at ten, and July 20, at eleven, at the Court of Commis- serigers removed to it. Alas ! the tide was rising, Morden, June S. was a general feeling among the nobility and gentry dons that all he stands in need of is the water of a such a state of injustice ? Let the absentees go F. Bristow, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice sioners. Spyer, Broad-street-buildings. and melancholy to relate, itt about half au hour some residing in the neighbourhood of Windsor, that they certain celebrated German Spa, all serve to evince where they please; judging by what we hear of Edward Glover, Bitteswell, Leicestershire, horse-dealer, of the children were washed away by the surf. One Home, June 8. should abstain from attending the races at Ascot ; the delusion under which his Majesty has laboured, too many of them, as to their goings on in foreign 7th Foot-Ensign H. St. John Mildmay, frora the 10th J . nly L i r fir, 2, at ten, and 20, at twelve, at the Craven of the boatmen, David Johnston, could swim a little, C A b rm a s ote , Coventry. Fuller and Salt:well, Carlton but it is understood that his Majesty, notwithstand- and the slight foundation for the contrary rumours countries, the mother country, perhaps, overvalues Regiment, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord E. and stripping off his clothes, he leaped into the water ieg the extreme suffering under which he laboured, circulated. From all we can learn, however, the the moral evils of their expatriation. But that they Titynne, who retires, June 8. mbers, Regent-street, London ; Wrauslaw, Rugby ; Fox, Lutterworth. and reached the shore. The survivor (Skinner) conveyed an express injunction to Lord Mary- catastrophe is at no great distance ; and after having should pay their share towards the common fund 10th Foot-Capt. L. Shedden,. from the half-pay, to though he could not swim, sprung after him, arid William Henry Webster, Oldbury, Salop, druggist, • borough, . the steward of the course, through the .been for several weeks past informed that his Ma- admits, we apprehend, of no mariner of doubt ; and, he Captain, vice E. St. John Mildmay, who exchanges, 111 S struggles, assisted by the heave of the sea, June 22, 23, and July 20, at twelve, at the New Royal Duke of Wellington, that iso difference whatever Jesty's nights have been disturbed, and his breathing however Parliament may debate and delay the s re i ce n ivi . n r g the difference E. R. White, Gent. to be En- brought him into shallow water, were he found Hotel, Birmingham. Barbor, Fetter-lane; Fellowes, , t urchase, vic ' e Mildmay, , promoted in the 7th should be made in the arrangements on that account. embarrassed, the nation will be informed that the matter, "to this complexion must it come at last ;" R g e imet y a, P June S. Dudley. footing. The boatman who had first reached the The races . were honoured, consequently, with a sceptre has passed from the hands of George the nor, if the principle be just, do we see on 'what feith Foot-Ensi nW. Whitaker to be Lieutenant, g William Robert Wale King, Hosier-lane, tin-plate- lund, recognizing amid the heart-rending cries of the much more numerous attendance than had been pre_ Fourth to those of Henry the Ninth, since such is ground its application can or ought to be postponed. without purchase, vice Alexander, deceased, May 9. worker, June 18, at ten, 25, at eleven, and July 20, at sufferers the voice of his brother, returned to his nine, at the Court of Commissioners. Young anti Val- assistance, but in the attempt to bring him ashore, viously anticipated. The people of Windsor have to be the title of the Duke.-Morning Chronicle. -Morning Herald. Ensign F. W. Mundy, from the 47th Foot, to be En- e t h x e h a 1 1 t a s t t t e e d r w w i • t a i s i f d a r t o i g w u n e e d a , e d a n e d e l d li e t h a h t i m h s e e l e f x p w i • r a e s d s i o n received this intimation as another proof of the We remember when it was the boast of the ad- The Currency Question was discussed at con- sign, vice Whitaker, May 9, 1829. hugs, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. John Glover, Lutterworth, Leicestershire, horse-dealer,' solicitude which the King has uniformly shown to mirers of Mr. Pitt's Government, that the pro- siderable II 1 •h' h H fC - . 20th Foot-Ensign E. Brock to be Lieutenant, by pur- Jul 1, at four, 2, at ten, and 20, at twelve, at the engt I ast mg tin t e euse o oin r chase, vice Rae, who retires, August 18, 1829. the fields into which he had gone after his second their interests, and it has strengthened the feeling of fusion in every branch of the Public Expenditure mons, on the occasion of two resolutions proposed Craven Arms Hotel, Coventry. Fuller and Saltwell, kindness and respect which they have been ac- converted the fiercest Jacobins into loyal admirers. by Mr. Attwood, for restoring a small-note circulti- .' " N I Prendergast, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Brock, August 18, 1829 Carhon-chambers, Regent-street, London ; Wratislaw landing in quest of shelter and assistance. Four of customed to entertain towards him.-Tinies. " His expeditions," says one writer, " had no other tion, and making silver a legal tender, in concur- elst Foot-Lieut. A. Wightman, from the 49th Regi- Rugby ; Fox, Lutterworth. ' the bodies have since been found, besides that of the boatman who died in the fields. It is supposed Sir James Graham's motion last Monday evening, object but tine most useful of all-that of relieving rence with gold ;or in other words, for establishing ment, to be First Lieutenant, viceW. Johnstone, who ex- William Jenkins, Lyme Regis, Dorsetshire, shipwright, June 29, 30, and July 20, at eleven, at the Bull Inn, that the accident was occasioned by the pilot having for reducing the estimated expense of diplomatic the kingdom from restless, ambitious, rapacious, and a double standard of value. The former subject we changes, June 8. Bridport, Dorsetshire. Holme, Frampton, and e Loftus, fallen asleep at the helm, as the spot where it took missions to America, was defeated by a small ma- overbearing men; he made conquests without aim have long considered to be beyond the pale of bene- 31st Foot-Brevet Lieut.-Colonel W. 11. Sewell, from New Inn, London; Murly, Crewkerne, Somersetshire. place is considerably out of the course which the jority of the House of Commons. We have re. or profit, but they required Administrators and ficial argument. The point should be regarded as the 49th Foot, to be Major, vice Tovey, promoted in the peatedly drawn the public attention to the general Judges; arid, aided by the climate, there was a finally settled, and any further agitation) of the ques- 48th Regiment, Aug. 11. DIVIDENDS. boat ought to have pursued. It is not a little re scale of our diplomatic expenditure, and have urged great and a . fortunate consum pti on o f lawyers. tion with a view to new experiment we cannot but Ensign R. Norman to be Lieutenant, without purchase, G. G. Giroux, Webb's County-terrace, New Kent-road, limitable that since the middle of August halt a vice Vallancey, deceased, Sept. 2. . marty have the expediency of reducing it. That Ministers are There was no responsibility, not even vouchers, re- think highly inexpedient. Were there even a pro- mnsic-seller, June 29, at eleven, at the Court of Com_ greater number of the inhabitants of Cro W. Fortune Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice missioners-G. Hickcox, Worthing, grocer, June 29, at perished by sea than for the thirty years preceding satisfied as to that expediency, both in reference to quired for expences beyond bounds ; every bill Wa3 bability that the question of further tampering with `Whittain, pro;noted to the 3d Foot, June 8. eleven, at the Court of Commissioners-S. Churchill, -Inverness Courier. the diplomatic depertment at large, and to the par_ honoured as an homage of the loyalty of the drawer." the currency would be seriously entertained, the very 31th Foot Assistant-Surgeon T. Brisbane, M.D. Deddington, Oxfordshire, felt manufacturer, June 29, at tieular subiect of Sir James Graham's motion,-viz. This is intended for eulogy ; but we are not yet apprehension would cause embarrassinents and un- from the 74th Regiment, to be .Assistant-Surgeon, June 8. eleven, at the Court of C,ommissioners-W. Neate, Sweet the charges for our American diplomacy,-is obvious arrived at the end of the play. It is much easier to certainty in the commercial world winich could pro- 36th Foot-J. Pratt, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, ing's-alley, Cornhill, jeweller, June 22, at ten, at the THE MARKETS. CJUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK. from two considerations :- introduce a system of corruption than to check it. duce nothing but mischief. Were, however, such a v ice Hay, promoted in the 60th Regiment, June 8. Court of Commissioners-D. Rankine, Pratt-place, Cam -Ist. That between 1826 and 1829, an interval of only "On a sudden open fly, measure carried into effect, it is impossible to calcu- 37th Foot-Ensign B. J. Knight to be Lieutenant, den-town, and J. Wilson, Sydney-street, Goswell-street- .. , three years, there was an actual diminution in the total With impetuous recoil and jarring sound, late the result of the confusion which would ensue without purchase, vice Moses, deceased, June 8. road, merchants, July 2, at ten, at the Court of Cern- expense of our foreign missions approaching to very near The infernal doors. G G Linsborough .--. -67-34- 18 - ; 5 Quarter. s. to J:i s. to ; ;3 a to ,(),.., A to s. from this disarrangement of the currency and alte- W. Clay, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Knight, June 8. missioners-J. W. Aldridge, Penton-street, Pentonville, B o P s t e o r n 100,0001., or 22 per cent. upon the gross amount of' the • • • • She opeted, but to shut former era : that is to say, that in 1826 the charge was Excell'd her power." ration in the value of all money engagements. The 4lst Foot-T. W. Kirkbride, Gent. to be E b n s sig n n o , t a s r o o n t e h r e s e - ar D y,. J D un a e w 2 s 9 on , at G el n ev is e b n r , o a n t gi t , he y C o o r u k r s t bi o re f Co m m e r rri c e i s- r w thout purchase, vice Bayley, whose appointment -a , , , , , .ntba . m - 63 72 29 30 26 30 38 40 460,0001„ and no more than 366,000/. in 1829. Of all the money spent by the Government of second resolution of Mr. Attwood involved an al, i taken place, June 8. July 5, at twelve, at the Castle and Anchor Inn, Stock- Gronsb) - 56 64 2) 30 18 25 3 0 34 . surditv The best -authorities are divided on the 2d. That an arrangement has been made by Lord this country, there is none spent with so little ue- • * 48th F oo t-major J. D. Tovey, from the 31st Foot, ton-J• Morton, Doncaster, spirit-merchant, July 3, at Lt i o n rn co e l as n tie ~1 2 25 337 ,15 20 30 48 . respective advantages of a gold or silver standard 3 25 27 34 37 Aberdeen, for cutting away all the extra and oljectionable nefit as that which covers our Diplomacy. It is fo .Vs c to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Taylor, twelve, at the Guildhall, Doncaster-W. Wharton, Man- Spilsby 62 66 & 3 6 32 1 8 2 6 36 , 3 6 r tii ou , ntry but a double standard has never Stamford portion of the expense of the American missions, by well known that an Embassy is, for tine most part, deceased, Aug. 11. chester, iron-founder, July 30, at nine, at the Star Inn, 58 71 33 36 2'2 26 41 42 been contended for, and could not be established, on York-. -52 7'2 26 39 17 23 36 44 bringing them wholly within the sum allotted to diplo- merely a pretext for quartering a man of rank and 49th Foot-Lieutenant W. Johnstone, from the 21st Alanchtster-R. Preston, Liverpool, merchant, June 30, _ account of the perpetual fluctuation in the relative Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Wightman, who ex- at two, at the Office of P, F. Curry, Liverpool-J. NORWICH, June 5. untie missions in Europe. influence on the public for life. On Alonday night Sir It would be most uneandid to refuse credit to J G as. raham gave a spirited account of our Diplo- value of the two metals. To allow the debtor changes, June 8. Heslington, jun., York, grocer, July 6, at eleven, at the We had a moderate supply of Wheat from the fanners Government for the proofs it has afforded of manic operations in South America. His ac- d' h to isc arge his engagements in either metal, as b3d F oo t_Ensign W. O'Brien, from the 83d Regi- Office of Messrs. J. Blanchard and Co., York-G. to-day, which was readily taken off about Is. per quarter might Suit his own advantage, would obviously merit, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Currie e who re- Fram.pten, Weymouth, merchant, June 30, at eleven, at dearer than last week. There is very little doing in other a desire to economize to the utmost the count of the services of Mr. Cockburn in particular ross fraud upon the creditor. tires, June 8. the Golden Lion Inn, Weytnouth-C. Rogers, Gains- kinds of Grain, and prices generally remain the same: resources of the State, as applied to the P".Ye is a finished sketch, which he summed up with the he little short of a g gn . . ae,to e ieuteuan , y urg i, inco ns ire, men- repel, une ,a e even, a o a teration in our. ment of civil functionaries ; evidence of which observation, that " Mr. Cockburn obtained in the Tile proportionate value of gold to . silver at 55th Foot-Ensi WF W k b I.; tbblL . I h• 1 . d • J 30 t 1 tN 1 •• Fl the White Hart Inn, Gainsburgh-J. Stokoe, Newcastle- Wheat (per qr.) ... 565. 693. 733. I Beans (per qr.) ...... ... 323. 384. is contained in a public document of much whole a sum of 15,975/. for twelve or thirteen the present time is 100 to 96 ; the immediate Purchase, vice Peck, promoted, June 8. M. G. Matson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice upon-Tyne, builder, June 29, at eleven, at the George Barley Oats 323 34s 36s Pease, Grey 32s 38s. 21s. 30s. 311. Flour, fine (per sack) 50s. 525. importance, entitled a '' Return of the Este- weeks' residence at his post ; or rather for not re- effect, therefore, as was well . argued by •Ir. Henries, Wake, June 8. Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne-W. Swindel, Worksop, Not- CANTERBURI, June 5. . blishments of the Public Departments and Offices in siding there at all; after which he fell back on a of the announcement of an intention on the part of 58th Foot-A. D. Mackenzie, Gent. to be Ensign, by tinghamshire, grocer, July 6, at twelve, at the George 1821 and 1829 respectively, showing the reduc- pension of 1,600/. a-year." Sir James moved the the Legislature to establish a silver standard, would purchase, vice Thompson, who retires, June S. Inn, Worksop-W. Ferrand, York, plane-toaker, June We had a very dull market, with a fair supply of all tions svhich have already been carried into effect be to tompel every creditor to demand payment of all kinds of Grain. The Wheat crop has partially made its ieduction of the vote for Special Missions to the 60th Foot-Captain E. Begot, from the 62d Regiment, 30, at ten, at the Pack Horse Inn, York-J. Robinson, since 1821, and the further reductions which have his debts within a fortnight or a month, seeing that appearance in ear, and it is calculated that it will not be niv St s f N th A ' f 28 000/ l e B,Bow ate o.or , merica, rom . , to be Captain, vice Hon. George Upton, who exchanges. Knottingley, Yorkshire, vessel-builder, July 1, at eleven, been directed to be made as vacancies occur; and t° should he fail to do so, he would be a loser to the more l than seven weeks before we have harvest- in the Isle , observing, ' that not a reduction had been Lieut. F. W. Small, from the Royal Newfoundland Ye- at the Star Inn, Pontefract-L. Knowles and Co., Go also showing where any increase has arisen in any of extent of four per cent. It is needless to observe teran C o mpanies, to be First Lieutenant, vice Furst, pro- mersal, Yorkshire, merchants, July 1, at eleven, at made .. • • d with one solitary exception, an that as paltry Wheat, A r v e h d ite 63s. to 775. these respective offices." From the above heading '• • • on the confusion and probable extensive baokruptcy Rio t e d. E ns i gn el • C. Hay, from the 36th Regiment, to the Sessions House, Leeds--T. Brierley, Duckenfieltl, of T tenet. 535. to 70s. as the spirit which had rendered it necessary-he Barley, Malting 2Bs. to 343 of the paper it may be inferred, as indeed turns oi t which would thus be produced throughosit the be First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice D. Bruere, Cheshire, tlyer, June 30, at two, at the Palace Inn, Man ' meant the reduction of the pensions that had been 20s. to 30s. to be the fact, that the reduction has been syste- country. The advocates, howes , . •er of these mea- who retires, June S. chester-B. Hodgson, Manchester, innholder, July 1, at Ikaatsn, 255. to 318. granted to the two sons of Cabinet Ministers." we. to 333 matic and progressive, and, whatever it may have • Fite Chancellor of the Exchequer admitted that sures do not affect to disguise their object. They 62d Foot-To be Captains-Brevet Major J. Travers, two, at the Palace Inn, Manchester-H. Haywood, Pease edge that object to be a depreciation of the from the half-pay of the Rifle Brigade,vice D.Burges, who Rarnsgate, innkeeper, July 5, at ten, at the Guildhall, ,...- hitherto accomplished, that it is not yet complete.- the expenditure of the missions to South America eacknowl h d exchanges, June 8. Canterbury. EXETER MARKE l'S.-June 4. Beef (score) 9s. Od. 93. 6d. Wheat (bushel)...Bs. fid. 9 5 .3 d. It appears, then, from the summary of this return, were large ; but he held out expectations that at urrency . to t . e a vantage of all debtors at tine ex- Captain Hon. G. Upton, from the 60th Regiment, vice CERTIFICATES-Juni 29. Mutton Ob.) 0 5 -(1 6 Barley 4O-2 0 that the reductions already executed in the salaries some future period it might, perhaps, be less. Mr. Rense of their creditors, and support their propose. tion on the plea that it would simply amount to a Bagot, who exchanges, June 8. G. Wilbraham, Leadenhall-street, gun-manufacturer- Veal and t amb ....0 4 e -0 6 Oats sb P ir e e n , t fi ol n ill o e n , g b e tcs j etr ; 3 9 -.4 0 0 4-0 6 Beans ' ' 5 0 ,-. 6 . of the civil departments exceed 590,000/. per an- Stratford Canning, however, very naturally " could 61th Foot-T. W. s(e h) 46-7 0 13 , tt i(1 ) ' 0 8 (1 5 9 e ' U re c k L . (tl c tiP'e) 4O-5 0 E;;gs e (18) b- 00=I 0 • ustment of the balance which, by the Act of readj . . . . . D. Willan, Gent. to be Ensign, by .... i G b u o e r r n r e ie s :Z r i o nh , elX- 1 purchase, vice Western, promoted, June 8. num upon a gross annual expenditure of 3,690,0001., not avoid saying that economising might be carried or above 16 per cent., while the further reductions too far." On a division the numbers were, for the 1819, was e tu h rned in a similar ratio against the 66th i ce l e a 2 Foot-Ensign R. T. licaley to be Lieutenant by pur, jun., Oxford, tailor-G. E. Brooks, Old Bond-street, l'osels 20-4 6 Potatoes (peck) ...0 0-1 1 contemplated will exceed 105,0001., making the sum Amendment, 99 ; against it, 118 ; leaving only a debtor. Th e is, ow , d ever every reason to suPPose purchase, vice Beckham, Promoted in the Ist West India auctioneer-J. Horridge, Liverpool, Confectioner-C. Bra- CIiESTER.-Wheat, per 751 b. 10s. 3d. to 10a 6(1 . Barle 38 qrts total of the reduction almost 19 per cent. upon the majority of 19. A pretty significant hint.-Mornino that engagements contracte previously to 1819 regiment, June 8. ton, Cheltenham, grocer-J. Jones, Bathwick, Somerset- 4e ed. to ss. 3d. • Oats, 491 b. 3s. M. to 3s. 9d. ” y ' . shire, livery-stable-keeper-W. Sharp Romsey Sollth- NANTWICH.-"Wheat,Ber 751 b. 10s. 9d. to Ils. Od. ; Barley, 38 h urchase vice b have . been arranged according to the present !tandard, T. Burke, Gent., to be Ensign,y p , gross expenditure. A severe, and searching, and ex- Chronicle. in ton a er-manufacturer- ' '• ap, p p J. Weetman, leverpool, erts. 5s ed. to 6s. Od. ; ats, 501 b. 45. Od. to 41. 4d. ' tensive investigation is now in daily and most dili- the permanency of which rests on the f h f . - _aite o_ re Healey, June S. gen ' t progress, into the whole of that immense field We take some degree of credit to ourselves for peated pledges and resolutions of Parliament. With 71st Foot-R. Bernal, Gent., to beEnsign, by purchase, merchant-J. Winch, Kingsland-road, licensed victualler- S. Benison, Stockport, Cheshire, ironmonger-R. S. Job- IRISH MARKETS. vice Fownes, promoted, June 8. of disbursement, and we fear of long-neglected abuse having attracted public attention to the peculiar regard to all subsequent trans . actions the measure 76th Foot-Captain J. Clarke, to be Major, by pur- ling, Duke-street, Adelphi, wiro-merchant-J. Sharp, DUBLIN MARKET NOTE.-Fatnav June 4. -namely, our colonial establishments. Some of the circumstances und . er which the trustees of an hive- proposed would involve an iejustice so obvious as • chase, vice Lane, promoted, June 8. Cambridge, woollen-draper-E. B. Broughton, Southamp- t nem lo M. P. chief members of the Government devote every mo- luable charity for public education sought to intro- scarcely to need exposure. The national creditor Lieut. H. E. Hoare to be Captain, bY Purchase, vice ton-stieet, Covent-garden, tailor-J. and A. Beaumont, 748 Wheat,per barrel 20 stone 24 0410 36 2hi 0 Bet e l7 st me - 0 - 0 - 0 merit they can spare from the routine business of duce a legislative measure in the ge r b of a Private we know is looked upon with a jealous eye by a Clarke, June 8. Lepton, Kirkheaton, Yorkshire, manufacturers of fancy 104 Barley l6 stone 13 0159 14 6 Estate Bill, at a late period of the Session, without certain class of politicians, but we trust the present goods. 2,233 Oats - l2 stone 90170 15 0 their several offices to this much-wanted inquiry ; Ensign It. Lloyd to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Hoare, 11,966 Cwt. Flour . 9 stone 7024 0 - 0 and we doubt not that the result of their labours, the knowle g . d e and approval of the inhabitants of a may be the last attempt to effect an object of which June 8. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. and G. I. Frankland, Liverpool tailors-W Bliss 60.2 Oatmeal ........ 8 stone 13 0 18 0 15 7 , . , Sold to 11akers only. when arrived at, will be hailed with satisfaction by neficially interested in large and populous town, be . the result would be the destructio . nof the credit of T. W. Fountaine, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice and J. Lomas, Shoe-lanee Fleet-street, grocers-J. Mer- 10,650 Cwt. Flour -....-.............. 18 o 23 .0 20 1)6 the trust. The " Birmingham Free Grammar the coun:ry. The triumphant expositions of Mr. Lloyd, June S. every.honest man.-Tinzes. rington and T. Mulliner, Union -court, Ord Broad-street Average price of Wheat and Flour 51s. Bd. per sack. School Bill" has been polit e ly disposed of, arid we Herries, Sir R. Peel, and other Horn. Members last 83d Foot.-Lieut. H. Caulfield, to be Captain, by pur- 7,92 ,1 Firsts, --. from 225. Od. to 244. Od. surveyors-G. and T. Holdsworth, Shibden-mill, York' Receipts of Flour, No subject has created more discontent throughout trust that the salutary lesson will uot be lost on the night, ought for ever to silence a demand which can chase, vice Burgess, who retires, June 8. Sales of Do 11 966 Seconds, ......... from 13s. Od. to 20s. Od• shire, worsted-manufacturers-S. Cubitt and G. Haw- • . Thirds,--- kom 7s. Od. to 12s. Od• the country, and more particularly this metropolis Governors of the charity, who must new have be justified on no ground of reason or expediency. Ensign E. De Visme, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, kin., Colchester, dealers in ready-made clothes-E. P. PRICE OF BREAD. and its neighbourhood, than the new Churches learned that the day is long past when public opi- -Morning Post. vice Caulfield, June 8. - Fordharn and R. Bewiek North Audle -street Grosve- Quartern Loaf 91Ad. 1 Half Quartern .....................4k . . which have been built. Parishes, in which the nion can be set at defiance, or when the objects of 11. M. Scott, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice , Y , - nor-square, surgeons-E. and J. Tisdall, Duke-street, Wheat, Barley. Oats. Flour, per cwt. burden of Poors' Rates is so great that the least O'Brien, promoted in the 53d Regiment, June 8. per barrel per barrel per barrel , -. ......, an eleemosynary foundation can be treated as pos- SOCIAL AND DOMESTIC HABITS OF A J. Clerk, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice De Grosvenor-square, dyers-J. Craig and T. Dalton, Craw- 20 stone. 16 stone. 14 stone. Ist. 2,d. addition throws down numbers of rate payers into sessing no interest in the administration of funds COCK-ROBIN. Visme, June 9. ford-street, St. Marylebone, linen-drapers-E. Humphreys --- the class of rate receivers, are, amidst their dis- dedicated to public use and enjoyment. After the 85th Foot-Capt. N. Wightwiek, from the half-pay and R. W. Farrar Gracechurch-street milliners-J. and s. d. a s.d. s.d. a s.d. si.d. a s.d. s. d. as. d. s. d.as. ( 1 ,.- . Cork .....-- 2S 6-a3 613 0-15 014 0-16 018 0-21 7 0-18 o tresses subjeeted to a new burden for new churches. arguments of Counsel respecting the ietroduction of About five miles out, in the neighbourhood of this of the 49th Regiment, to be Captain, vice Matthew F J L W ' ' ' os s v e , n. a zd t - i s n trl l t, arr Ch w ea s p r side t , i i r m on eb rn o o n ters To J • ' ,e; L e e: W(' •• t erd: 2 31. 4 ) 0 1 BIA 8::It 8 i'g 9o: 418 0-9 , 1 0 0 0-1 g The w ' hole country is studded with these mis-shapen the Bill, without the slightest previous cornmunica- cit b . h f •d bl t . Forster, y, aroinas or some consi era e ime past who exchanges, June 8. S . aund . ers, j., o tee,L ,lo P- Clonme .... o , n, 1 130 0-331 i 11 6-14 610 8-12 020 Ott 012 8 - _'l6 0 edifices of brick and mortar, and still the Commis- Lion to the inhabitants of Birmingham respecting • • • 'is domiciled at a house and become quite familiarized 87th Foot--Second Lieut. and Adjutant Chas. Graves - benders-T. Pressland and S. Lantsbery, Northampton, linen-drapers. Carlow -26 0-30 01- 0-19 ONI 0-13 0 6-J2 l 00- 6 u - ee, sioners are constantly looking out for further objects provisions, the Lords' Committee deliberated, tind e arm y. t mea.-..ours he is seldom absent ihth f . 1 A ' I h to have the rank of First Lieutenant, June S. Beef, Mutton, Pork, . ' But Per. _ . ..2„:.... for their activity. The burden of the Church Este- e atter some consultation, communicated t th w t ° e from the table, and often perches upon their hands, 1 F Wrn Henr Ashurst, Gent. to be Ensi b Kit i oot- . . y go, • lb. per lb. per cwt. Ist. 28. 3d. 4ffi. stn• One day last week a man was fishing in a ---1 1 2___.. ec e____ __ _ _ ......... blishment, however disproportionate itsrevenues have chase vice Chearnley, who retires, June 8. partiee that the Committee stood adjourned to literally picking the food from them in the act of y p ur ' • id. ad.da d s. ci - as. d, a._ d„ s. d s d.• 8.. d, (1 ‘ ; become, from the increased amount and value of Betli Foot-Lieut. Aylmer Dowdall to be Captain, pond, near Chichester, when the" . owner of it came Cork -..... 41 -6 4 . -5 . 16' 0 . - 20 6980 84 .076 a u„ mo era e that day fortnight. This courteous and d t putting it to their mouths. He willingly partakes up to him and ordered hies off; the man, playing the Limerick- 31 -5 41 -5 32 0-35 0.92 086080074 0 68 u„ agricultural produce, is, of itself, borne with reluc- intimation of the moral feeling of the Comm't ' e of every thing, but fresh butter is his dainty dish, and without purchase, vice Stewart, deceased, May 2. 92d Foot--Capt. Phillip Bass, from the half-pay of the Waterford 4 -61 31 -5132 0- 2517 0)078073 0 7 0 " deaf ear, answered, in return, that the -- fish would Eionmet - 21-4 3 - 5 320-35092 0- - 0 -o-.. 0 tance ; but this impudent attempt to derive additional Me tee, apart from any legal decision, must 1 • • • milk his favourite drink. He readily answers a call 27th Regiment to be Captain, vice J. Davern, who ex Carlow-. 4 -51;0 - 0 00- 00 874 0540... 6 - not bite, and he did not think there was any thing in the resoutees from the people, for a Church already so due weight, and is highly creditable to the im- from h t e people of the house to come in, and, changes, June 8. enormously rich, has caused great discontent. Last partial and honourable principle of the Corn- strange to say, though they vie with each other in • . pond but carp. The owner was so enraged at the fellow's KILKENNY.-Butter 664 to 68s. per cwt. ; Wheat 28s: tb sts. Rifle Brigade-A. Stuart, Gent. to be Second Lien- _ s , • • cr barrel ; Flour 185. to 365. per bag. Oats 9s. to 11s. p a s bars night a strong instance of oppresssion was laid before mittee. We sincerely hope that no loc 11 feuds or marks of kindness and attentions to him, he has par- tenant, by purchase, vice Eaton, promoted, June 8. h d • an wer, taat ne threatened to throw him into t e non P • ' rel • Barley 10s. to 12s. ; Beef 4d. to's%d. pa lb. ; Mutton 3tf. upon this, the intruder offered to lend him one of his 1 to ..d • Potatoes 5d per stone • Coals Is 2d per cwt. • Bacon* the House, by Mr. Hume, who presented a petition party feeling, consequent on the unjustifiable intro- ticular favourites among them, to whom, in his own Ist West India Regiment, Lieut. T. Beckham, from the rods to fish with. Unable to suppress his anger the pro- Pigs 21.5. to 265. per CWt. ' •• - ' _ from St. Luke's, stating " that the parochial and duction of the Bill, will prevent either the Gayer- expressive way, he manifests his partiality. On 66th Regiment, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Ache, prietor ran up to him, for the purpose of giving him a ether burdens at present pressing upon this parish, nors or the intelligent and liberal inhabitants of Bir- Sabbath-day, when they return from church, he who retires, June 8. ducking ; but, at that moment, the deaf man bobbee his BIRTH S. . are snore than can be borne by a very large propor- mingham from agreeing to a future application to flutters round them with extreme fondness, by which 1J x arrAcHED..-To be Lieutenant-Colonel of Infentry, head down, and the incensed gentleman's foot slipping, he Oa the 7th inst. Mrs. Barry, of Foley-place, of-a son. eion of its inhabitants-whereby pauperism is in- Parliament forrpowers to extend the objects of the he has made himself like a flying idol in the house. June B. by purchase Major A. Lane from the 76th Regiment . " fell headlong into the water-a depth of six feet-and On the Sth inst. Emma, the wife of Mr. Villiers Pearce creasing to an alarming extent, and, consequently, Institution, and for ultimately securing a classical, was obliged te call upon the (leaf man to assist him in get- (formerly of the Royal Navy), of a son. - The family keep no cat, or robin had long since To be Captains of Infantry by purchase the number of those who contribute to the t•ates is commercial, and university education from an endow- fallen a victim to its voracit The however, Lieut. J. J. Peck, from the 55th ' regiment, June 8. ting out, who told him he did not expect to catch such a On the sth inst. at Calke Abbey, Derby,. the- lady •of reduced, and their ability to pay becomes less merit which will eventually provide such adequate have a lar N ddd y. f Y' • l Lieut. J. Came .. f ge ewfoun lan og, ame anuna , per- h d D J 8 gie, rom te 2 Lagoons, une . large fish in that pond, or he would have *brought a Sir George Crewe, Bart. of a daughter. continually in proportion as their burthens increase." and munificent funds. Our remarks on this haps the largest of the kind in the country, with To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase. stronger line.-Briphton Herald. MARRIED. • ..-- - There are already two churches in the parish, neither subject have been somewhat pungent and se- whom robin makes very free, and exhibits, is it Second Lieut. R. J. Eaton, from the Rifle Brigade, DREADFUL OCCURRENCE.-The inhabi- On the Bth inst. at St. Augustine's, Watling-street, G; of whie.h is more than half filled. The one which vere; but they have been confined simply to were pleasure and pride in erching uon his June S. tants of this city were considerably alarmed on Wednes- Buchanan, Esq., of Edinburgh, to Charlotte, fourth was inflicted on them in 1826 " has cost the parish the public character and public acts of the head ' and back. Notwiths 1 . P • ' P h tan( ing robin s attac ment Ensign M• J. Western, from the 64th Regiment, ( lay evening last, by the circumstance of a man being con- daughter of E. Barnard, Esq. of Paternoster-row. . , upwards of 2000/. to supply the necessary furni- Governors ; - and we shall be happy to ac- to the company and fireside of retional beings, he June 8. veyed, handcuffed, through the streets to the Police-office, On the 19th ult. at Framingham Earl, Norfolk, Chas. ture thereof, independent of the annual expenses in- knowledge and pay our tribute of praise to a more upholds a house of his own, and chooses a compa- Ensign E. C. Fownes, from the 71st Regiment, JuneB. bleeding at the neck, and accompanied by an immense George de Wahl, of Dorpat, in Livonia; to Anne, eldest daughter of the late Dr. Rigby. cidental thereto," and the Commissioners, im spite enlightened spirit and conduct, which we are coefi- nion of his own kind, with whom he has rogeny MEMORANDUM. crowd of people, who gave it out that he had cut his • , . . h • On the sth inst. at St. Mary-at-hill 11r. Edw. Lacey, of the remonstrances of the Churchwardens, Over- dent will characterise the future proceedings. 'Fhe three or four ti • • mes a year ; arid Ins attention, etre e ,, ; D t . iS P _ c _ The under-mentioned Lieutenant, actually serving upon wife s throat, and then attempted to cut h own. Tis of St.. u Pa l's Chu h- • ' e rc ard, to Janet, only daughter of Mr seers Guardians of the Poor and Trustees have p. .r. by Mr t • ' ' , al iamentary investigations promised • ion, and fidelity to her, are worthy to be recorded me pay .11 a ..eg.ment of the Line, whose commission is report WM ascertained to be too correct. It appears that W. Rldpath, of Lower Thames street. , • - • I ted ia the year 1809 h • el • h If- " I • . . hse name is JOSEPH MILLER a weaver, cepte prernotien upon a t re . rsoner, wo . . , . determined to burden them with another- The Brougham into the state of public education, and as curious in natural h . H . • ks ' 4 '- ' al aL Istory. is coy mistress eep pay, according to the General Order of Dee. 27, 1826 :- residing at Cumwhuaton, ha& for some ume past treated DIED. -- _ Church is never in this country presented to the peo- the Reports of the Charity Commissioners on the at a modest distance from human society, although his wife with great cruelty. About half- past two on On the 4th inst. at T. Kevill's, Esq., Ranseembe, To be Captain of Infantry. ple under any other aspect t a t h n hat of o ression PP , Free Grammar School endowments, have eccom- she fiequently accompanies him to the vicinitY Lieut. M. Furst, 60t1 Re • J 8 i gunent, une . Wednesday afternoon, a neighbour of MILLER'S, named Devon, in his 55th year, Thomas Lowten, Esq., of LariP Its funds are large, but they are perverted. In plished infinite good, and we are glad to learn that thereof. They build their little abode in the thatch The under-mentioned Officers have been allowed to re- Joliet CURRIE, hearing a dreadful shriek proceed from down-place, Brunswick-square, and of Manley, in Ailia other Churches the changes effected by time are an active investigation and interest prevail through- rO, i o. ...e eouse; and during the period of incubation tire kora the Service, by the sale of unattached commissions: Alierere's house, Went to inquire the cause, when he met county of Chester. c wrected by corresponding changes in the distri- out the country to improve the management, and he punctually provides her with provision, literally Lieut.-Col. A. Fraser, Royal Engineers, June 8. two women leading out of the house Merstate's wife, with On the Bth inst. in Ca . ventlish-square, Lieue-Colonel Uution of the funds ; but iis England all the abuses, extend the utility, ef these invaluable institutiona.- begging from the family for her support. When the Brevet Lieut.-Colonel J. J. Dunkin, Captain, half-pay her neck dreadfully cut, and bleeding profusely. Meese George AI y, arla K.C.B. in the 39th year of his age. arising from whatever cause, are left unremedied ; Mr ' then came out, and ran eff towards a plantation, where he On the 7th ins . John Luck, of the firm of Luc Morning Chronicle. 18th Foot, JuneB. t . . young robins begin to fly, he urges them strongly, k and hypoirisy is had recourse to by the apologists Paymaster M. 11‘Dermott, Sth Foot, June 8. tall Blackfriars-road. was afterwards taken with his own throat slightly cut, and Wes , . for the abuses, who signalise their piety by plun- We agree entirely with Mr. Hume that any direct by his peculiar call, to follow him to the table of Lieut. P. Thomas half-pay York Light Infantry which CURRIE is positive was not done when he came On the Ist inst. at We 'mouth d th 'R e Sil ) , age 59, e e . . his hospitable benefactors, but this they decline ; dering the poor. The addition to the population attempt to circumscribe locomotion, or, as he more Volunteers, June 8. ' out of his house. The poor woman was taken to a neigh- C. T. Waller, Bart. and by and by, when they reach maturity, he con adds to the value of livings, and supplies in such plainly expresses it, to prevent every . man " going Lieut. J. Clarke, half-pay 76th Foot, June 8. hour's house, and surgical assistance Procured, when it On the '7th inst. Frances Margaret, youngest , daughtet 1 • ve s them to the woods, where he remains about was found that there was a frightful wood, an inch of J. C. Ramsden, Esq., eLp. a ged 19 months. increased value the means of providing the requi- where he pleased," would be wholly mdefensib e , I I; tA G h f neu . . carat, al -pay 49th Foot, June 8. • site Churches arid Ministers. But property forms yet it does not, therefore, follow that the same Ho- t• ht and then returns to for another a ormig , .. . _ _ pnepare MEMORANDA. and a half in length, on the left side of the neck, Ind a On the sth inst. at Milton, near Graifesend,'Meritiewif i h here a bar-a bar, however, only in the ease of the rich ; pourable Member's accompanying rernark, teat t flock, and to participate in the kindness, and add The date of Lieut. G. C. Marshall's commission in the deep stab near to the jugular vein; her hand was also of 111r.13. Siinpson, of Bishopsgate-street. - ~ •. to the amusement, of the family whom he so highly 31st Regiment has been altered to the 31st Jan. 1829. severely cut in warding off the deadly weapon. The On the sth inst. at East Dulwich, Jane, third daughtel for the property of the mass of the people is invaded "is an unfounded prejudice against absentees, is . I rs with his intimacy. m any anecdotes m i g ht The commissions of Ens;gn Octavius G. Perrott, of bleeding f ro m th e wo unds in the neck was for a long of the late Alfred Thrale Perkins, Ese. of Cadogan-place ionou without scruple or mercy to atone for the deficiency correct. Absenteeism is both a positive and a rela • be enumerated regarding this singular robin but the 26th Foot and Ri c h a rd H enr y St ran g o r th e 30 t h time so profuse as to threaten a fatal termination, but, aged 16 . . of the rich. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, tire evil :-positive, as it takes men from the duties . , Re iment h ' ' f h Con on the part -of the surgeon, Mr. On the 7th inst. ie Regentestreet, Charlotte Beckforti ttme at present prevents froin adducing them.- g , eve been dated 23d Jan. 1829, and not 17th a ter num exer i to whom Church jobs have long been assigned, which they owe to the society of which they are Jonssoe, of Weatherall, the wounds were closed, and the wife of J. Carbonell, Esq. A GI z Fr e Press. April, as previously stated. arid properly assigned, for nO man possesses more members ; and relative, as it leaves those duties an. .isgo u e there is now some hope'of her recovery. The constable On the 7th inst. at Sandgate, Kent, Mr. T.- P..Niekall s characteristic qualifications, vindicated the erections burdens to be in a great measure borne by others. e____ ' Commisaions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of the village lost no time in conveying the brutal bus- of the Stock Exchange. of new Churches as the best remedy for poverty- Both these points of view apply more particularly IK EY SoLoatoNs has arrived in England of Suffolk. band to Carlisle; and after a long inquiry he was remanded ..... ..- . . . "It was sairl;' he observed, " that the Parish of to landed proprietors both in England 'and Ireland. from New South Wales; in charge of the Chief Constable East Suffolk Regiment-The Right Hon. J. E. Corn- for further exaMrtion, in order to procure the evi!letee PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY MURDO YOUNG, J'' St. Luke's was poor, but it was precisely for poor Whis is there who can have witnessed the benefits of Hobart Town. mills, Earl of Stradbroke, to be Colonel, vice the Earl ales poor wife.-Carlisle Patriot, June 5. ' nue Sun Orrice, 112, &MANN LONDON.- ' • .. . , . _ . , . Wheat. I Barley. 1 Oats. Beans. Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. g. to B. s. to s. Boston 64 28 24 38 Gainsborough 67 34 18 37 Grantham 63 72 29 30 26 30 38 40 Grimsby 56 644 21 30 18 25 30 34 Horncastle—.—. 54 62 25 :33 15 20 30 48 Lincoln 64 68 26 37 25 27 34 37 Spilsby 62 68 28 32 18 26 36 '3B Stamford 5B 71 33 36 22 26 41 42 York..—. 52 72 26 39 17 28 36 44 Oa the 7th inst. Mrs. Barry, of Foley-place, of-a son. On the Sth inst. Emma, the wife of Mr. Villiers Pearce (formerly of the Royal Navy), of a son. On the sth inst. at Calke Abbey, Derby, the • lady .of Sir George Crewe, Bart. of a daughter. MARRIED. On the Bth inst. at St. Augustine's, Watling-street, G; Buchanan, Esq., of Edinburgh, to Charlotte, fourth daughter of E. Barnard, Esq. of Paternoster-row. On the 19th ult. at Framingham Earl, Norfolk, Chat. George de Wahl, of Dorpat, in Livonia; to Anne, eldest Mary-at-hill, lY. Mr. Edw. Lacey,dauognhttehreofstthheinlastte. at St. t ßig . of St. Paul's Church-yard, to Janet, only daughter of Mr• W. Ridpath, of Lower Thames street. On the 4th inst. at T. Kevill's, Esq., Ranscombet Devon, in his 55th year, Thomas Lowten, Esq., of Lane' down-place, Brunswick-square, and of Manley, in the county of Chester. On the Sth inst. in Cavendish-square, Lieut.-Colonel George Marlay, K.C.8., in the 39th year of his age. On the 7th inst. Mr. John Luck, of the firm of Luck and "%Vestal!, Blackfriars-road. On the lst inst. at Weymouth, AO 59, the'Rei. Sir C.insßart. Frances M a rgaret, youngest, daughter of J. C. Rams d e n, Esq ., M.P. aged 19 months. On the s th inst. at Milton, near Gravesend,' Marla, - wife Mr.'D. Simpson , of Bishopsgate - street. On the sth inst. at East Dulwich, Jane, third daughte r On T. of the late Alfred Thrale Perkins, Esq. of Cadogan - pla ces the Wal l e r, 7 t aged 16. On the 7th inst. in Regent street, Charlotte - Beckfordf the wife of J. Carbonell, Esq. On the 7th inst. at Sandgate, Kent, Mr.-T,.P..Niekall s t of the Stock Exchange. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY MURDO YOUNG, - TUB SUN Ortiz; 112, Sramm, Loatnos.- I / air" 7 , Or Fll I chants part, an (litors ( of Tanj tinder tion of (sinners Gazette " all su " impel " to ao. The is open Nc ASSOI nn Rai Report Tc RESII For Court, ' This Tn Publl3l CONC Prover Publial Ott s 1 Wit T' xinpubl AI 3 vols. 0' SUR San Books, THE This i 12: the the P Lessor as .the, . • ing in Thl th e fit the E' In a f On t} Co — nta Th DAN whim ciate(i raturl talent WEE with 2. th e A Iu g ItIE/ plete of th i &c. 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