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1 1 . 1,- • 'tlf f` for ration was Med.] Defendant' bowed• 07- speafully, and retired. SMUGGL ING. _. THE KING q./. HOLDING. . The Defendant, John Holding, was brought into' Cuirt - , to receive Judgment on the motion of the CommoN SE It) R ANT. The Defendant was convict. ed at the last 'Assizes for Surrey, before Mr. Ser jeant RumitiNGTON. The Jury, without assigning any reason for ir, recommended the Defendant to mercy. The offence of which he was convided, Watt, that of obst rutting an Officer of. the Excise in the due execution of his duty. Mr. Serjeant BEST reminded the Court, on behalf of the Defendant, of the circumstance of his having 'been recommended to mercy. • Mr. Justice Gaose said, he did not .know on what pretence the jury had recommended the De. fendant to mercy. They could know nothing of the case but what appeared in evidence, and there was nothing there, which called for any recommend. ation to mercy. Mr. Serjeant BEST said, it was possible that the Jury might have known the private charafter of the Defendant, and on that account, have recommended him to mercy. Mr. GARROW, fir the Prosecution, observed, that the Defendant was part of a Gang who had first met an Officer of the Customs, whom they beat, and tlit : - then met an Officer of Excise, whom they beat also. P.•":‘ 1,:. With respell to the recommendation to mercy, the ..;.:,-..:• tit probability was, that it Was a compromise bemeen ~i• the Jury—if one party agreed to recommend to I 1 ',!::)!?•'. mercy, the other would agree to do their duty by finding the Defendant guilty. Mr. J ustice GROSE, after delivering a few words to the I . ),fendant on the nature of his offence, pro. noliocca the sentence of the Court, which was, that for this .offence, he be imprisoned in Horsham Gaol for six calendar months, to commence after the ex. Oration of his present imprisonment ;—he being no w imprisoned for a similar offence, ,n the same night. ~ ~.~ .~:, THE /INC Ve WISE. Mr. PARK moved the Judgment of the. Court on the Defendant, who stood convided of a'Conspixacy with Ellis Blake, and others, to bribe a witness of the name ofJohn Dumphy, for absenting himself from a Court of Justice, instead of appearing as a Witness against some persons who stood charged with wilfully passing base coin, &c. The tVitness, attempted to be bribed, disclosed the attempt, by which means the parties were secured, and found guilty. The other Defendants had long ago re ceived Sentence, but the present Delinquent had fled, and was only apprehended lately. Mr. Justice. GRose stated the enormity. of the of of which the Defendant was cpnviled, he being the Founder of the Conspiracy for which others, his ro-conspitators, were now suffering. The Sentence 'of the Court on the Defendant was, that he be further committed , and detained in the :New Nison, at Clerkenwell (where he has been some confined) for one year. ARTICLES .OF Tilt PEACE. m , , 'Mr. Ati moved for leave to exnit,Artietes of the Peace ; which . being granted, the Articles were read. They ,were exhibited by Mary, the .wile of Francis Thomas, stating, that in the year 79+ she married. her present husband, Francis Viornas, of St. James's.streer, and brought him a fortune of zoool. and made no provision or settle ment for herself. That soon afterwards he ill treated, and : .then , deserted her, so that she was thrown entirely on the kindness of a friend fur sup port. That afterwards he prevailed on ,her. to go to live with him again ; but that he soon ill.treated her. again, often beating her with a .stick, and threatening to kill her,. throwing the pnker , at her, &c. That once, in particular, he took her down to Bristol, and then,wont to Ireland, 'leaving her destitute of means to procure the necessaries of life; and that she 'must have *remained there until she could have been pastaitlfroM parish to parish tottin. don, but for the assistance of alriend and his wife; who defrayi;tl ,her expences to Towel; to whom she was, indeed, indebted for subsistence for two years, and on which account she was now deeply involved, &c. having had no allowance from her .husband for a very long time. That once her husband ran after her with a knife, and threatened to kin her. But none of these fads were of a later date •than three years ago, and therefore , Lora Et,t,FNaoitoucrt observed, that . as it did nor appear that any alt or threat of violence a ft .. reared to have taken place since 1799, the Court could not call on. this person for this species of hail. It was true that the wife swore she was in.. formed and believed, that lately her husband had been devising means to take her away, and by which her life was in danger ; but hearsay and be lief were not grounds on which the Court could aft. She might apply to the Exelesiastical:Court for all. irony, which seemed to lie partly her ,objed; or, perhaps, the person who hind supplied' her with ne. cessaries, might maintain an aetioa against the Delendarit.—But the Court could not interfere in the manner now prayed, except upon fads that were much more recent.than those which were dis. closed in these articles,--'4Vlotion refused. THr. KING v, HAYI)ON. v Defendant, William Haydon, Navy Agent, icoaglit into Court to receive sentence, having .c'ittcx.ed jutigtoOnt to pass by clefault, upon a•erimi. iml information, charging him with having written z John hunter, Esq. First Clerk in the Navy Office, ,certnin letters, the tendency of which were to induce Mr. Hunter to commit a breach of the peace.--The particulars arc, at present, not . fit for detail, because the business is not settled ; the out. line of the case however is this : the Defendant being charged "with having clandestinely procured accoui to home of the Navy Office books, and having fp,* a very improper übe of the information so °b raked, it came to the knowledge of Mr. Hunter, who represented the matter to the Mix 13oard, and they having summoned . the Defendant, and heard LuNIMN Vrinteti by At tl» Sux-Orrse what he had to say,Airetled :that .he should never be, allowed to insp'ed the 'boas in the Office Upon which the Defendant accused Mr. flumes as' his enemy), 'and inistepreienting him; &c. .and af..• .terwattla applying.to that Gentleman several oppro. brious epithets, for which he was called to account in this Court.. - - • . The Defendant said, he had. not heard until to. day, the faa3 now stated in the Affidavit', and ex.. Dressed a wish to have an opportunity of answering thvm ; which the Court, after admonishing him to he cautious in what he swore to in answer, granted,. and ordered that he be brought pp again on Wed. fleshy next. with a late epifient .Writer nn, that .disease, That,he Il Often 'tictOccasion - ttifinient that 14 had .performed tonlate, but,n,ever that he had! performed it too soon. There are some, cases so urgent, that it is not advisable to lose any time in the trial of means to .produce a reduction:' 'The, delay of a few hours may cut off all hope of sue. cess; when a speedy operation might have saved the life of the patient. His experience shews, that . when . the operation has been delayed, three patients out of five have been lost ; and, on the other hand, when it has been performed at an early period, two only out of nine have suffered. The above publica tip) is to be. had at. J. Richardson's, Bookseller, loyal Exchange; T. Boosey's, lvo. 4401d'Broad street ; and Johnson's, St. Paul's Church-pin). SHIP NEWS. CR AVLSEND, ?ZS. 2. Sailed—the Labradore, for Nantes ;. N. S. de Aransasa, for Seville ; Birmingham, Lewis, for Bal timore; Continuance, —, for Havre ; Jonge Van Set ten, K loin, for Ostend ; Anna, Paynter, and Betsey, • Hunt tbr Waterford. BIRTH. . Yesterday, at the Admiralty, the Hon. Mrs. 1. Markham, of a-Son. MARRIED. On Wednesday evening, by special license, at the Earl 'of jersey's, in Stratforcl-;dace, Mr. John Ponsonby, to .Lady Fiances Villiers, the daughter otitis Lordship. DIED. On l'uet.cily the 2st h ult. at West Moulscy, Surrey, Mrs Shuker. Plt (C I:: 0l• YE.STE StOC . A4, R DAY. Stock 209181} SoutbSea Stock xcheq. Jsil is s. s„ Fundabte ditto prem. 3d Excitetluer 11111 s dis. Ihnnitint 5 I roper. 3 per Cent. 6941 Ditto Ann. t q 9.16 flank for opening India for Ace. Cons. for Feb. 7?-ft;.l7.:q onk Stack 186 7 Navy s per Cent. I°4+. rer Cent, 1797, I tish 5 per Cent. I per Cent. Con, 86 ; t 4 3 pei Cent. !tea. 70,17 1 701 3 per Cent. Con, 79i70a1i Jitto Scrip Bank 1.. Ann. 25a 7.16 Oitto,Short Ann. :)itto Scrip, • No. •29, Arundel-street, Sept. 13, fllos. 'THE impettiosiry of Passion, and the coinci Bence of General Gaiety, must involve a "considerable portion of the Community in the sufferance of those Disor ders which are destined to be the punishment of illicit indul gence. And .since the time of Monkish superstition, no blamo.has attached to Medical Practitioners for the exertions of their shill in the removal of these Complaints. As Medical ability cannot therefore be•more usefully or more respeetably.employed, it is only necessary to inquire where it may be must decisively depended upon. Certainly not among those who rush without ethication'into •he Prac ticeof Esc ulapian Slaughter, hut amon g those, who, 'atter' regularinitiation, converge• their exertions. to one point, and Concentrate their skill in the study and Areatment of one' branch. Mr. BRE E, Member of. the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURG EONS of London, mid formerly Surgeon in the , ARMY, ,Was entitled to make this Sclealon, :mod, with the sanction of 'unprecedented success for TEN. Y f. ARS PAST, he otters restoration in Cases where the most eminent Prac. titioners have failed. An insidioui Disorder may, he, contra. rd in an unguarded moment of intoxication, liy his Plan of Cure, pain is pre vented, thepossibility a danger is precluded, and the Con., stitution is left not merely unimpaired, but absolutely nm- . proved by the process. The sufferings of .this Complaint are, how over, compared with the consequences of that - des...in:Ai ve Vractice for which Onan suffered dGuh, To those NV hose feelings are susceptible of thc misery which this pernicious habit has oc casioned, it May be some consolation to know, that by pro per perseverance the most deplorable Debilitylmay be IC-. 1110 1 /4. _ - Alia when the tone of the fibre is in the slightest degree re- . !axed, - from residence in a warm Clim4te, mO much Wine, or the habit 'of fi'ee living, timely appliCation will the prowess ntthat Debility which might otherwise tend to the most taial Disoiders. • Mr. 13roe may be consulted by either Sc; with inviolable Scow , at his liouse, No. 29, ArUiltivt 2 street, Strand; near rentpie.h.ir. • , All Eaters are ex peeled to incl.. a One Pound Note. THOMASTAYLOR, No. 9, New Bridge- street,. London. lonoured Sir, Edinburgh, Mardi IR, !Sot. BEG leave to inform you, that ever Alll , e. the year. 1190 . , I have beer atilifted with the . Luis ma; which, from its obstinately resisting every course ot Medicine prescribed. by the most einineut ot the Faculty nerc, and undergoing several severe con rses• of salivation, .and twice discharged frolll the Hospital, with .little relict, would appear to be,of the most inveterate nature. In the spring ot I.qt year my disorder had 'got to such a head, •as nearly to put a period to my existence--1 hail a large ulcer on the crown .ot my head, one 00 .each arm, and my.legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dread• fully painful, .illui.had been in a - Mite of ulceration for the last seven yearil my left had also two-large nodes twit, was very moth discoloured, and gave me such exerutiat. ' ing, pain; particularly when warm in ti;id, as nearly to de. prive the of rest; in this lamentable state,.. I , was mom .,mencled by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take . your Leake's' Patent Pills, ,which I began to do on tliv Ath 'of May ; in the costae of a fortni3Oit, I began to receive henelit--in little more than a month, the ulcers .on my head and arms were soundly. healed—soon atter; the sores ran my' healed also; leaving, - howeVer, - consinerable diseolonration in the - skin, and pain in the bone.of the lett,. Wide/4 by the.Bles. ling of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inva suable Medicine, subsided; the codes dispersing;- . the skin regaining its natural .hue, and the nudurnal pains gradually going oil. I thus because, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, pertedly free from all my former Complaints— have recovered my former spirits ant strength, and am be come jolly and Lit, in which state having . cruatinucd niapy months to the astounds:nein of all-who , kncw me, I arn at 4 loss in what terms to. expretis my gratitude, but beg you, for the' good of other snaring. mortars, to make this • my case as public as possible, as I shall on , every occasion ; in so doing, -you will greatly . 4obligo, sir, your grateful, obedient, very, humble servant, Al, L X .::IllkKliß. Swan's Close, High-stteet,• Edinburgh.. Witnesses to the above Cure : !MIN Tito:Owls, No. .3, New. Poultry Market; and . jouN M'livrosn, old A Ssemli y C lose,' P.clinburgh. • Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, TNOMA s T., Y Lox, Member of the Royal College of Sur geons, at his House, No. 9, New liridge-street, London ; ' where, after a. constant , residence of more t ham thirty-six yeari, in practice particularly . diretted to the cure: of Vent:r. , al mnplainpi and those incidental to the Patts at Generatiun, with that inVi.lable secrecy. which 'men . ot his profession should always observe in, such cases, he flatters himself, the. advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by 'a discerning Public, as an 'advantage ad, dom attainableant void of all ambiguity. • Also sold, by his appointment, tor the convenience at those liviilhat a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St, Alban's , :treet, Pall-Mall ; the Triyaltop, Nu. - 103, Ox. ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, Nq. 7, Fish -street-hill ; Mr. Stccrs, Boaseller,. No, 1, Union-10%v, Little TONer. hill ' Mr. Ilaxt cr 's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Mac. dunald, 'Gtaigo w ; -Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by oite person in every considerable town , in Great I:wain and las land, in 110kcs of only 23. -93...C4Ch, ne4;o i up .with full and plain directions, wherc:),y persceis ch her sex !nay cure themselves w i t h' ease, speed -,, ;:ttety, • N. H. Ey:4y Box sold* 6,reat up witl. 'a Stamp, O i l which,' by . t4vour oi the Commi,siocers t.c printed, at .the 'l'. Taylor, No. q, Nca Itedge.strcet,'---to Mutate which is .Felony, and ail other: are Counterfeits, LOFT! OUSE t:~T yOßKSHiitti. ABLE MANO',. TO ! IFPP It FM ' BY 6,940 r• (At the Inst a n ce ot . the Moil - Ogee, ailrrhy The' f Coat inissibners,- iu a•Commiassion of Bankriti )ll4 ; ain ' t ' l T . Thomas RLhirtisoni; At the York Vaverir, -irt the COT.: bi - -York , ron Ivitinday the. aBth Day of February' 1.843, at Three' o°ClocL is tlr. Afternoon, • PHE FEE SIMPLE • and INI - 4FAITANCIV IL and in the several MESSUAGES DWELLINs" - HOUSES and BUILDINGS: 'rhtee Statute Acres, or then*louts, of goo! Ara' le, Pasture Lands,' situate'and !king ira tl-,V 1 4 ..trish'e)eq,tor.f •, ; , , , • in the North 'Riding of t County. of York,,us;pilly cali t ea the HANDAL'. iIIIBEY ESTATE, witll . l4 - 4: Aplairtv.!- ances, and now, or late in the - possesstO6 of the laid Til° ll " 4 Richardson, or his Agents. 41,40 This Estate command s aline View of the Seas it is only distant Thiee Miles; and it also lies within N o gr, M des of I.; ishbrough, and TWCiVe There are Three subs;antial. Farm Houses upon tlie.`fr:fl.. anises, in good Repair, and so situate as lo admit ola Ptpe :,t Apportionment of the Land to each Hotise. , 4,-fewCott:ll/ 1 hare been lately erecled in a suitable S,ituatuni of liaises; as well as - a l arge N ew which may das - ''' commodiously for the purposes ofa Grtnarv. The Lands (which at:: in excellent Conllien) lia.sriltni a a Ring Fence, and a - thriving PlAtltatioll of Tricat:r, 'a Years' Growth (besides the. bid upon !tart Estatei the Whole of which Estate is Tythe Free, possession of the Owner. An extensive Common Right in the Parish of Loftltuitse appertains to the Premises i • with whis:h itt be also sr* all that MANOR o r LORDSHIP, or rap.itsed M ANO K4)l LORDSHIP of II'sNDALL, otherwise Within which the said Pre.mises are Situate. • This Manor abound,: witlf Game, anti c_nnprehencts sides Common Rights to: the Lord) several Rights, and Privileges, ofeonsiderahle Value. *.* Mr. Pri c e, the G.riiN-kecpc: frir •Ite Manor, ‘"-•", upon Application at his H o u s e, at S 7 • , tae' Esitne, shew the Premises, and give all n.. : .....;• • spedim; them.—Application may 6.. • :•, . tae As • sioe...s, Mr. TIVJI11:s , ;. Lindop, of Manchester; aril t l ' the '-'• ' ls ' 4. Sergeant,, and Milne, of Nl3n;:lt..!s%tr; as v. 1! Nles;rb• Milne an t Parry, of No. a, II era Court. Temoi, , ; Mr, Marshall, of Whitby ; and' Mr. 'Simon 'f . yai, York. The. following highly celebratea to bc Untter-Intiltioned Agerits for tl►e Cirt.ult Pdper• Ci)RUTAL BALM Cal,l), DECIDEDLY is the :nos t elegiiiit "tlica• cious Medicine ever yet dist:acted for Neriraus , Mt' eases and sti ittered Cganstitutions, Consumptions, Wc..;.1 1 1 5. '' . . • of Sight or Memory, liypochotolria,Treinhhogs , iiillr Sexual. Debility, litintsich and Bowel Coild..nlls4 • other' Dise.ases arising front a'relaited state of the Netvnyis System. ,And as various ilisorders'of the. human frarne s . , o l , brought on by dissipation in youth;: and the gm:is of those rules which:prudelice dictates ter the preserv•tii' lL " • health,. and laying a •lotindation tin a long and Juppy With firm anti strong constitution. 1)e. SolontOp 0 1 acominends his. cordial. Saint of Gilead, whiclOtas bean administered in Nervous Cimplaints with uneotninon success ; in 'Asthinas, Consuinptioos, Hatilitnicop tine, Obstructions or. Bili ous Di`Sorders it siatids ofo - cg l ' a. nent ;, its ell cis arc . pleisinely quick, certain and .14 14 t t The !taint of Gilead histaiittineously relieves • • Side, 'Breast, and Intestines, ititlioies a genial AV ar 111111 ; 411. • prevents cramps and nimainess. in or after bathing in 4 1 '1 •or sea. water. Ladies o f a cold, acrid, Or - bilion 4 h. 3r/It holy, allectc..d with Languor, Head-ach, ,or 1:41. ?“ 1 atiii fections, cannot have recou r s e t o a'Viore salntary „.1c • than the Cordial. Balm To Getiticille - ti tt m 1 4 • East, or West the Student : from or- those t whose occupations require a sedentary PA . :. • titularly} addressed by . Dr. Solomon, whose Cordial 13,111 1 , 0 ' ...- Gilead has etleaw such wonderful Cures ift'cares of originating from heat of chinate or relaxations., N - 0 444 ; 1 venile indiscretions, and the ettia;cf study or butiness. . Also the Anti-Itnpetigines the tong sought for 1t.,.-3111 tor all stages of the Veeereal i bisease 4 'wlunn mercury . 01 ' timony, nitrous acid, and other Nleilicibes so tashionit l tl e of laic, prove abortive. • • 'the Aiiti=luipetigiinis being foundiAtor. a c hen fical and piiilos.iphiellt, p raves of-t/' 4 highes utility in 'all capies,!: " deo:oiled Iranit•With tions of skin," hence its elliirtrcy-in cases of Seurvy,.,scrf fula or Leprosy, as well in in the 4 , ;4 ,0-i tnii m an't hence hy. its .sanative . power 'it expels theVirin, out. of .te System, ;Ma restores It to cone.lescenee when inipairestfr disease or the deletericus pr.:par - it:ow of trie.rcitrk,' 64 10111 ) or aqua fortis. Each of these Nledit.ines are I Lai f-a-I; oi lwl a Bottle, and the Family-Rotties-wit4,414: quantity of lou r '. 'Thirty- h t i i i it t e n e 4s S , l s ii t l a l m ing p s p o u n t l v y ;n l‘ A v irt h t ic t ii there is .a.sane Ot Likewise for l'sinples, Blotches, Freckles, Ringto l o l ' P I:ick‘vorms, Carboncles, ,See. The .;:re.41 , ,:t clJaicr anti beautifier of the Fact is ttlidottbt•etll-: and removes all- I).4onlas of the Sl;iti. --riots P. 11311-plpts 2i..911. I t is rite most elegant, fral4rant, mild, :Joie and valuable Liquid or Wash for Scorbutie aorl other ErtiP lions of the Face and Skin. 1 t gently restores the Skin to a ° L r a ce d i ° es t y. tairrsc rie ss l r t i t N Y t soul-inl i ld b eTs . t S h ifi s j c tl t i . ra j h ?c, moves every {fol of stain, tan; suneburn, unit All those : kies which long illness and r iatigue generally -produtie ti n • • short, it is the only CosniefiiLadc can use at her To:ilette. with ease, comfort :mid satliti*;-or a Gentleman.traye.'reioßt sc to, when. shaving is become, dre4dful operation by an. . • tive disease on the face. r Publishcd,..iit 3s. only, an entire New'. Edlfi:Mr 0 ' Solomon's GUide•to Health ; or Advice tb both ',:".e . e,50 sin Nervous and Consumptive Complaints, .as•well as Pisa. sr' liable to be imprudently con t raded by Youth. ContiVng an Essay on the Venereal I)isease, Meets, Seitiinal'Weakneis , -..and Female Complaints, of a plWate nature ; At 141 6 14. , t •`' !Parents and Guardians, 'rotors, and those, who 1 1:P 1 . 4. .' rac care and education oryouth,' a• variety-of authentic facts never before inserted: in .aoy Editiop of Solomon's Gttil l .9 t`? . Health. • • As Dr. ":olomon's praatee is now become so great and 't%- tensi inn hit must - ant' crigmenients require a cazt•idehle ,i rt e6 i c o ,i .: o l tr o i t i ; ee h tu i t s seu t rl i r i n oc e ty: a lt: l l l l d ..)iici a ti.n t e ride ce, .he cx pals, when cc - aro required to inc, der for medic ine and remit t e a ln i n i t c d e ° , lfi t t la e Uc t.fa ril i i ) ll ?% 2 :••e n4 rec lebd i u : % t '.l l ll ii ll - 1 ‘1 : 11), : i should for safety,' be thus diretied—'• ,i'laney-lertcr , - Soionuni, Soloinon's Brownlow.street,. Li verecx'" paid double•postage.!' _alters nltly order..td to be achitess ed for X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-Mace, till called tbr. i"b only lialf,a-Guitica. Such kt tet; A Saving of Nine Shit in Two G untea;.-,T,ho Cor dial Balm of Glf Gilead is sold in bottles, price ha.ihgtiine.t each there are also . bottles price 3 's. eontaiiCng cowl to lbur b ottles at toy. 6;1. by Zvhieli- Pr.ticot saves .1.. in:. eluding also the duty •• the ..stamp:ot which .bears flit! Pro•!., prietor's haute anci-add i ress, ." Samuel Solonion, LiveipOuVi • ,••,)- to imitate whicli is felony. - N.' B.' Ills necessary to .ohierve, that postal of letters whatever, inust be: P.'l • 't.l • The Cordial Balm of t. ilea& A nti. Impetig:nei and Abf stergent Lotion, anti " Guide to llealth," are Sold by Remnant, ; K. Bach, Peter- stie,e. New-York ; Nlatriews, 112, Strenfl, Laindoit ; auci Y . ' by ilazard; Bristol,' Bulgin ; Prighton, Gvegory i 13 ;S : minghatn, Knott mid : Lloyd ; Bedtotd, Smith ; Simmons;. 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W crod ; Windsor, LlWteoey,; and by all Me( t citie.Ven,V:rs,,itooktAle:'3,. &C. in evert England, I Scotland, and PDAtplitets gratis, wish a variety of autii.:,il[l, I);A:Urnel INDIA. COLLEGE OF FORT' WILLIAM, !LILY 3r, IRoz. FIRST PUBLIC EXAMINATION or igoz. PERSIAN LANGUAGE. . . FIRST CLASS. I W. B. Bayky 4 E. Wood Madras 2R. lvokins Bombay 3T. Hamilton Madras 3 I. Wauchope - . . SCCOND CLASS. H. Dumbieton ;H. G. Keene Madras W. cl►.+plin Madras 6J. Ewer 3R. T. Goodwin Bombay 7T. Perry 4 W. Oliver Madras TIIIRD CLASS. sR. Maconochie Madras 6T. Newnhim Madras 2S. gotirchier Ilunbay 7C. Lushington Madras 3 J. Sparrow " Bombay BR. C. Itoss N.ladras W. l'echell 9 J. ROrtlef 'Ecombay 6A. 11. 'foil • to H. Puller ' , WIRTH CLASS, r W. Morton 6 1. Craigic Bombay 2 W. I'aton 7 C. Cowan 3 . Long Madras BJ. Morrison Bombay 4 W. Money g F. C. Plowden S 11. Agar Bombay so W. Steadman Bombay Fit Tli CLASS. r G. Curtis 4 W. Gorton z W. M. Fleming 5 T. Liell 3 1. Digby NOT CLASSE.D. • S. Salter I. Vaughan Medals of Merit awarded to R. C. Ross and T. C. Plowden. Alajor 1.. M.t Lcor.m, 2 Examiners in the Persian 1. P. W not, Esq. S Language. HINDOOSTANEE LANGUAGE. SENI6R. CLASS. IR. Jenkins Bombay 8. C. Gowan z W. B. Martin 9 J. Walker 3W, Chaplain Madras to R. C. Ross Madras 4 R.l'. Goodwin Bombay i t A. B. Tod gl. Romer Bombay st C. Chisholme . Hunter 13 A. H. Colo • Madras Madras i 7 E. Wood l4 E. Impey J. Ewer and, D. - Morrieson, attached to the Senior Class,• absent from indisposition. INTERMEDIATE. CLASS. g . l. T. Shalatspear . 61, T. Watson zH. Spottistvoodo Madras 7 'l'. Lien 3 T. C. Plowdm 8 1..11. Elliott 4 W. Sanders . Madras 9 C—Russell 5 U. Agar Bombay to R. Pctcr Madras JUNIOR CLAM t. E. Itripey r, 1). Scott z ~ Sprott 6 E. C. Lawrence 3 . Haves • 71. R. liarwell 4. J. Sparrow ; Bombay A. U. 1. Tod . C. Iligginson, Mactras, attached to the lunior Class, ab sent from indisposition. . . . NOT CLASSED. H. Batson T. Mainwaring W. Fraser W. O. Shakespear „Madr.ts C. Maidinan Madras H. Shaw. . 'Madras Medals of Merit, awarded to Messrs. A. 11. Cole, I. B. Elliott, and J. Walker. Captain T. D. It ien Aansom, ? Examiners in the Mt. J. I'. WADE, Esq. 5 doostance Language. • , ARABIC LANGUAGE. FIRST CLASS. Dumbleton 3 E. Wood Madras 2 T. Hamilton Madras SECONI) CLASS. J. Wauchope 3 1. Long Madras 2, R. T. Goodwin Bombay TIiIRD crAss. Madras 2H. G. Keene Madras I W. Oliver FOURTH Cr. Ass,, rT. Perry , . 3 W. Paton • z S. 13ourchier Bombay V. B. 13ayley ' attached to the First Class, and J. Ewer,, W. Money, and R. C. Plowlen, attached to the Fourth Class, absent from indisposition. Lientenant JOHN I.lAla.l.iE, Exarniner in the Arabic Lan.' guage. BENCALEE LANGUAGE. • , riaar CLAas. 1 W. B. Martin . . 2 I. Hunter z ‘V. Gordon COSENA CLASS• 2 I. Digby t!OMMENCING IN Tlll4 stENGALY7. LANCLIACE. C. Chisholm° R. C PlOwden H. Dumbleton W. M. fleining P. W. Peelle!! %V. Paton W. Morton " • W. C. BLAQVSEAR; LK. Examiner in the Bcngalee Lan guage. WRITING IN TILE PERSIAN CHARACTER. FIRST CLASS, t T. Newnham le, W. Oliver 2 J. T:Shakesivat 11 'W. Paton 3 tip Romer 1 12 R,. Jenkins 4 . ChAphil . 1 1 3 C. ltussell SR. C. Ross . • 54 I. B. Elliott ti E. Wood 7 T., C. Hoyden • :g ii-, C:. Keene 8 A. H. Cole 57 P'. W. Pecliell. 9 T. Liell NAGREE. CHARACTER. PIAST CLASI. I I, Hunter •6 J. R. Barwell ' • J. Romer 7 C. Russell 3 W. B. Martin 8 .1 ' ~'i'. skAkespear 4 R. Jenkins g T. Lidll. 5 T. C. Plowdert INNGALEE CHARACTER. . , ' • FIRST•CLASS. I J. Hunter 2 W. B. Martin STUDENTS Anstrrrrn'ttero COLIEGE, in July 1802. E. Barnett W. R. It:Bennett S. Bird 1-1. Dawes C. W. Gardiner Hon. E. Gardner It. Grindail john Hunter J. Little(talc ). Marjorihanks C. R. Martin '4. C. Scott H. Shakespear C. W. Steer IL Turnbull. Mors o N Ho u K.—Wednesday John Ruf was charged with , robbing Mrs. Drewe. It appeared that this .Lady had just alighted from the Dept. ford stage j • and was, after paying the coachman, returning.her purse into her pocket, when she found somebody snatch it out of her hand. On turning round she perceived the Prisoner near her, when a Gentleman who was passing seized hold of him ; and the purse, which contained one guinea and a half, and some other monies, was taken from him. The Prisoner, in his defence, said he picked the pur s e off the ground, and was going to give it to the Lady. He was fully committed fur trial. Mr. TURNBULL, Surgeon to the Society for the Relief of the Ruptured Poor, in the last Edition of " General Kule,s, &c. necessary to be attended to by those who are afiliaed with Ruptures," in speaking (,)f . the operation for Strangulated Hernia, he agrees I.AN, foilsolv-z7 , trec!! 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