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t OLD BAILEY. DAt-TUESDAY) S. Daniel Danith :aid James Worityi were indiae3 Tor stealing two sacks of coals, the property of lames Ward, on the 30th of December last. It appeared in evidence, that 36 sacks of coals were sent from Guide') Harbour Wharf, by the Pro. secutot's Clerk, in a waggon, to be sent to ,the Brewhouse of Messrs. Leniain, and the Prisoner, \Vorbys, to go wit fi them, ,who accordingly - went with them, and the other Prisoner, Daniels, went with them also ; they both had been the Prosecutor's servants, but Daniels had been discharged about a week before this time. As the Prisoners were ad vitt the waggon along, the Prisoner, NT)rbys, brought a sack of the coals to person whom he callrd the Cooper, at a hair. dresser's house. The Prisoner, Worbys, having taken one sack, mile for another, and carried it also to the same place ; and the Prisoner, Daniels, untied the cords which were round the sacks. The Waggon was then 'followed to the brewhouse, and intnrmation was given there of these coals being taken out of the waggon, and the Prisoners w e re seen throwing two empty sacks on the ground, at the brew house, before they delivered any of the coals. Mr. Levecipte, one of the Gentlemen of the brew. house, in consequence of information, went into the waggon, and .counted the sacks, when there were only 34 full 'sacks in it, and two empty ones were lying on the' ground. On this the Prisoners were apprehended. They endeavoured to spew :hat the coals in the two empty sacks, had been shot;but that was false. Rokri Nash and Susannah Nash, his\ wife, an elderly anti very decei , t looking couple, were i n . dieted for a capital offence, in feloniously stealing, on the =9th of (Dauber, a pocket.book, containing various Promi,ory Notes, anti Bank Notes, to an amount of nciriy litsol. the property of John Os. bOrne, in the dwelling-house of the said Robert The capital part of this charge was done away, in the o, , inion of the Court, by the consideration of the 1.14 twin committed in the house of the Prisoner, for in con temphition of the AO, the house of the party 2Fc ined (lid nor extend that proteetion to the pro- Orty of another, Which it afforded to its possessors. he Prisoner, Robert 'Nash, , was therefore found Gly;;0 , of stealing, but not in the dwelling-house and the wife, Susannah Nash, was ricpt;tteci, on the general ground of sUppOSed coercion and restraint, on the part of her husband. Mrs. Slsh is a woman considerably advanced in years ; was genteel) , _dressed in black silk ; and' be ing much' afilieled with deafness, used a speaking trumpet, to enable het. tohcar the depositions. :lobo Hodgson, a genteel looking young man, wh o had been formerly a Clerk in the Banking. house of Messrs. 1 larrison, Priekett, and Neu/man, was inaided for stealing a twenty pound limiting. don Bank Note, the property of Messrs. flarriion and Cu, , The evidence for the Prosecution, bid fair for the 'conviCtion of the Prisoner, when a legal observaticm or Mr. KKOW I,Yb (leading Counsel it she Prisoner), urged in the way of objeCli , n, ut an end to the proceedings, 11 )e e frot o f t hi s that unless the note in question was duly ::,).Aped, it was not a legal instrument, nor was any evidence, or of any validity in such a case. The fad of the note's being 'pained, was, in con. sequence, referred to the investigation of the Jury ; it was very much worn, and had . papers iipiteri on the. back, 4c.---she Jury expressed themselves dissatisfied as to the note being stamped ; on Which the Court said there was an end of the case. A vet. diet of Acguitm/ was of course - pronotinced • and Mr. COMMON SE R JEANT duly admonished a Pri soner as to lit, future coodun. SURREY QUARTER SESSIONS. CONSeIitACY OF SHIPWRIGAITII, Monday Thomas Nell, .7oha Fin,ret, Moat Anthony, 7oba Swertiv, IY,lli4m Stilton, William Fisher, William ly,n, and yob,: Feat:del, were atraii,lieil on an indidment for conspiring. to raise their wages ; and also on another charge, fur pre. ''Ontstig other persong, who were willing to abide regular wages, from working at their trade. MAR YATT opened the case, against them, itn4 oiled Mr. litent,liis. foreman, and others, to prove the t'aos. Mr: berjeant B r made a very able. speech in re ply, on the pail of .the Prisoners ; and the Learned Chair/run summed up she evidence, at the conclusion of which he expressed his opinion. that the, case was no. nude out satisfattorily. The Jury, without retiring, acquitted all the Prisoners. Su tc 1na.....0n Saturday evening, the Coroner's Jury sat on the body of Mr. Tway nt r, of the Navy Pay.Oftice. it appeared in evidence, that Mr. Twit st o t t not coming out of his bea- room fOr a con. siderable time after his usual hour of rising, and no answer being got when he was called at thedoor, a smith was sent for to break open the bed.room door, wbieh being done, Mr. TWSP.PIE was found lifeless on the bed, having shot himself through the head, and the pistol lying near him. Lord Mtnto attended, and stated that he bad known the deceased for a great number of years, and fbr some time past he had observed evident symptoms of derangement ; that the morning, of the fatal deed, the deceased was to have tneaktasted with him, arida Physician was tp - have been consulted on his state.—The.jury fc.torned is verdict of Luiiary. CoRONER'S joliN TUCK, :of Walworth COMM" .was found dead at a door in Apollo.buildings, East-lane; Walworth, on Wed. nestl;iy morning last; and from cireurnstances, sup posed to have died by the inclemency of the wea. Act.. The Coroner; Me, Junr.ts:rr, held an ingai, (ion on his body at the Alsing Sun, in Easr.lane, I.Val worth, on' Friday evening, when the Jury re- . turned their Verdid...-Dio'hj the Pisitatipti of Cod.' IRAL.M ( D. tPieTAL COMM/MOW. W4TEXPOP.I), JAN. 8. ON thursday the Special Commission wasopened in our Court-House, by the Von. Mr. Justice Downs and the Hon. Mr. Baron GEOROU. Alter the Grand Jury were sworn in, Mr. Justice DoWrits addressed them to the following purport : GINTLEMINt " It seems necessary to say something to you, in explanation of the reasons Ow have occasioned the calling you:. together at this very unusual . season of the year, - , and which imposes on you and us tile same duty as at, the fiae,„of the Assizes. We ao knnes, and have tolathip4 the effect Of the designs of wicked people, in exciting the Peasantry to insur_ . . reftion, which ended in open rebellion. Although we hope that the offences which are to be brought un. der your consideration, are not imputable to the continuance of the rebellious spirit , yet it is to be feared the nature of them arose in some of the conse. quenecs therefrom. The Complexion of these of. fences, as far as we know, and which we are glad to find . have only taken place in a few instances in this County, although, we fear, more generally in others, i i is that of an endeavour to confine the efforts of in.' dusrry to the people within their own Distrkls, and making use of such means of doitig so, as might be supposed from such a disposition. This it a great offence in itself, but is equally destrative to the interest of the .perpetrators; for if they want to confine others to their own Distria, - they ought to expelt they would be confined to theirs ; and such a system, instead of being to their advantage, would lend to render them mere slaves, and reduce them to the rank of Russian peasants, who are considered attached the soil, as a property. " That stall crimes and disorders should take place at this time, when Peace is fully restored, and When no aid tan be expeard 'trout the Enetny, is not easily to be . accounted • for. Even when they did expect and receive all thc'aid the Enelny could give them, it was found that His Majes. ty'a Gover nment, . with the aid of the Loyal Um. bitantsons sufficient to put down Rebellion--what K can they raped now, , veiiiiihat Enemy is in friend ship P Can they hope thoyNisuld be able to cope with Ills MajeSry'it GovehihiVtit It is the height of madness—and is is to'belioped, that the inqui- Ties you are to niake . will shew theth their folly, and cause them to suifponrtranquillity and peke." His Lordship then recommended it to die Grand Jury to examine the persons prOsecuting, respecting the circumstances of the informations they had given -•••11 prelaiCe that cannot be too highly applauded, as it will prevent passionate and malicious prosccu. tions. DUBLIN, jAth 13. ON Friday last the Trials under the Special Commission conuncnced at Waterford, The per. sons first put upon their trials were: P. (iatxy, J. Murray, J, Nacker, M. Power, D. Bryan, .and E. Donoghue. They stood char with having on the night of the 4th day o f June last, broken and entered the house of 5. Daniel, of Four.mile. water, 'in that county, and stolen certain articles thereout : and with an assault upon Thomas Roche, Roche was the principal Witness. rte said he. had, about a year since, entered into the service of Daniel ; he had before lived in the county of Cotk that on the night of the 4th of June, Daniel's house was broken into, by several persons who demanded the Kerr.vman (meaning the Wi tn e ss ) ; t h at h e was hid in a loft over the kitchen, through the floor of which he saw the Prisoners Clancy, Murray, Hacket and Power ; that' they at length searched the place Where he Was, and dragged him down to the door, where he \vas flogged with a cat they had brought with, _them, for nearly an hour, and at last, Mimic begged of ,them to put an end to his miseries, he wars struck bey Racket upon the head, and left bleeding and senselesi 'upon the ground. Lord DououcHMOrt testified the miserable con. dition to which the last IVittitschad been reduced by this treatment, which*Lordship bad' observed when Roche came to hitri/as, a illlagtstrate) to give, examinations. Other Witnesses deposed to the articles taken out of the house of Daniel, and found in such a way as to council them with some of the Prisoners. Clancy, Murray, Hacker, and Power were found Guilty ; the others were Acquitted. On Saturday evening the Special Commission closed at Waterford, yam Caicy and,..Daniel Caro, indided for riot. ously assembling, and breaking open the dwelling. house of Martin Reilly, and endeavouring by threats to make him quit his plaCe of abode--..acquitted. Michael Manahan, tried on a similar indic=tment, acquitted ofthe capital charge, .but found gu;lty of a Misdemeanour—to be whipped through niin g arvon, end imprisoned for six months, and to give security - . for his good behaviour for seven years. Maurice Kane, a Witness, who came forward on behalf of John Murray, was identified on the table as • one of the party concerned in the burglary at Four.mile.water, and immediately.cotOrnitted. Bills ofindittment were afterwards found against him, but his trial was deferred until the 'next Assizes. 'After the trials. were over, and the several Pri soners who had been Capitally con viCted, were put to the Bar, Mr. Baron GEORGe.addresed them in a very feeling manner., He st ate d, i n strong terms, the atrocity of the crie r they had committed, and the melancholy conalmtps that might e ns u e to , the Country if : sUch dreadful outrages were floc promptly and vigorously suppressed. 1 - te can 0004 them . not to indulge the least hope of mercy, and in. a most afftttin; manner, exhorted them to employ the short 'mind : they had to live, in preparation. for Eternity, The, Learned Judge then - passed the dreadful sentence of the, Law on jam Placket, Pat. Clam, Jahn Murray, IV m .. Broderick, and Michael Ponver. The unhappy men behaved with imitable d ecorum , mut are to he executed 'on Saturday the azd inst. at the Fair Green 61 Wind Gap, neat' water. Sunlry the Hun. Mr. justice Dot.vmv.s, and die Hun. Baron GeokGr, left Waterford for.Clonmel. From the Clonmel Gazette, received this morning, we learn that the Special Commission was opened in Clonmel, on Monday last, by the Hon. Baron Gitoito and the Hon. justice DOWNES r and on Tuesday, Daniel Ryan and Tim. llallinan were tried for an assault on Margaret Daniel, a married woman of Newcastle, in the county of Tipperary. The trial lasted all day. The brother and sister of the Proecutrix appeared on behalf of the Prisoners, todiscredit her testimony, a miserable proof of their own depravity. Every endeavour that could be ex. ercised tb iovalidate her charge, was pradised, but in vain ; het tale, though unadorned, was invariably consistent,. and carried conviuion home to the minds tile +hearts of the Jury, who consulted but a mo. meat on their verdift of Guilty. On Saturdaylast the Ist inst. the bodies of nine persons, diiven on - shore at .Kilbarriek the day be. fore, were' interred in the Church-yard there.— They had all belonged to the brig Frederick, from Cork to Dublin, which had been unfortunately wrecked on the North Bull, and of the entire crew one only was saved. A boat laden with potatoes tut Dublin, was also lost the same night, and all hinds perilhed. On Monday last a riot took place in.the Church. yard of St. ' James's; during the interment of a sawyer, between a party of that trade denominated colt:, and another called Lodj-mcit. Some severe blows were dealt on both sides, without any dan. gerous consequences ; but yet, not without adding to the many proofs of the evil consequences-which arise from illegal combination, so prevalent now, amongst tradesmen of all kinds. SHIP NE/IS. r:lt AV EsENtli JAN. 17. Passed by—the Commerce, Howe, from Malaga ; and Westmorland, Haynes, from Barcdona. Sailed—tho Alliance, Isherwood, for Hambro'. BIRTII.S'. In Barley-street, the Lady ut Sii* Edward Peilew, Part. of . 4 5041. r 3 Pn Sunday, last, athis house in Lower Cower-st Net, the I,,ady of Dotlor of; 44. MARRIED. . lobo F. T. )bwlins, Esq. to Miss 13aket, eldest daughter of Willi; , rn 71.tkrr, Esq . . of Daytunlbut-y„ in the County of Hertford. ' • Some days since, in the Parish Church of St. James's, %Vesrminster, the Key, William Digby, of Offenli;un, Worr. cestushire, to . the Hon. ltliss Charlotte Elizabeth Digby, Maid of Honour to Her Majesty. On Sunday, at Mary-le-borme Church, Charles Morley Raiders, Es►i(. of %Vest Barsham, in the County of Norfolk, to the lion. Miss Hare, dangl.ter of Lord Ennismore. D LOD On the t6th inst. et her brother's house in Great Russell, stmt, bliss Rebecca Cutnrotags, of Fairfield, near Glas. • gow. On SUnday last, at Smyth's-hall, in Essex, Charles Alex. ander Criekitt.„ Esq. Nlernher of Parliarnvnt for Ipswich. Lately on his pa›sage horue horn the West Indies, Priga. dier-General Romer, brotherio the Lady of Sir John Cal lender, Burt. of Prestun-Hall, At Grbsnside on the 9th inst. Miss flißab..th Baxter, daughter of the fate Alr.'j 13.:Ater, Architea, At Cromsrii, on thy sth inst. 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Letti•rs, st at i ng paie,,t,, Ca:ic, with tba Docit9r4 usual Fce of d 1; tlilleij v will ne strictly attended to. ' . , . . . 4.4lNiit IN : Printed by L U AlsMivIAN. lot Ifew.Strect i:ovent.G4rdent;. .n ti pubbsbeti by IV 1 1, 1.1.4 41 AltKl*P - 11 .:Scil 11. rit( 0 t South Multou - street• , Gro s veour-stl' , arc„; ;• ! • - , - t At the SU ti*OV . VIC* , . No. 12 , 4'treid; what Alvertiumeilts i Orders fjt the Paper, Lettete tint the Editor, ~iic► ( togt-pood), must be 4 1 / 4 4 4,1ret4t1. . . CAPITAL NAVV.TIM:BER. TO LE SOLD BY AtiCVION, By Mr. RAIN E, At the Rainbow Col.l*.e-liouse, CorniiiiL, on Friday, Jan; at Twelve o'Clocle, in about 'lNventy Lots, I F. VEN HUN 1)1tE D' and TEN very prime 04 . ; Li TIMBER TREES, many of which arc of , rteat lit fur the principal Pi e c e s o f Ship s o f a u rge size, a►i w as several prime liutts olCoopers' 'Timber, of the most - minable sort; likewise others for Hammer and Engine Beams, Mills, &c. now blaol and . scribe marked, and standing in one Wood, contajeclig about Iso Acres, callA Frydinghurst Coppice, , between the two Turnpike Roads leading from Godalming to Haslemere, and Godalining to chidingtold, vary conveniently situated tbr both Lantrimi Water Carriage front Goch - aming Wharf, distant thererrOnt only eight miles, and about one to the Turnpike Read chi either side; twenty from Arundel and the Sea, thirty lidai Portsmouth, and forty.three from London. Also, tb' Twenty Acres of Underwood, a part vey full of.HOOpAts" Stuff, Poles, & c.• Likewise, a number of fine I.!eiichlTtreof near Great Berkhamstead, in Herabrdshire. lames and Edw a rd L awrence , w h o res id e i n the Manor- House in the centre of the Wood, will shew the several Lots, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; also of Thourit Ride, Millwright, in Ilasleniere ; King's Arms,' Godalming ; White Hart, Guildtbrd ; N o rfolk Arms, Arundel ; Swan, ChieheSter ; Crown, at Portsmouth ; at the Rainbow; . 2/ 14 of Mr. Raise, La n d an d Timber Surveyor, Charlotte.strett , Bloomsbury. ELEGANT SPURTING RESIDENCE AND ESTATE IN. YORK.SiiIRE. TOAE SOLD BY AUCTION, • ' RAINE, •, Atthe Rainbow Conix-house, its Cornhill, on ridaY). bruary 4, at. Twelve o'Clock, in Cne Lot, A1 7 :4 , 1131)1e and very Desirable FgEHQI,D , ESTATE, lying pc.sfe.f.lly compact zitid well watt:flit; refreShed by the R t ver Gypsey, whic's abot ground thretigh part of the Lands, on which t ,,, oplbte and eleFatit Villa, with every, requisite and detach: ed (Mice, well known by the name Of FALCO,N ALL, in the Parish of Foxhirles, about halt a tnile distant from the High Road between Vrifiteld and S'carboraugh, Dint miles trunk the former, ten from the latter, and twaiV,, 1P: 44 Bridlington; togeth e r with an excellent farm-louse, with convenient Out-buildings, and sundry cdtitiguous I uclosures of good Land, containing near top Acres ; twelve. with 111. Manor of Boyth or p e , exten di ng over about row'. Acres 0 , Ground. The Residence, Offices, and about Six Acres et Land, are in the occupation of the Proprietor, who, will give titinediate Possession, and the well-adapted Furniture is to be taken by the Purchaser at a fair valuation; Merest of the Land is held by Mr. Nutbrown, by Lease, .six }Tap; et which are now unexpired; at a out Rent of about 8401. To be viewed till the Sale, by applying to Mr. Williant Nutbrown, , of whom printed' Partoadats may. be had • •als 3 of the Printers of the York Courant 4nd Newcastle ACiver. tiser ; Swan, Ferrybridge ; Angel, Doncaster ; of Messrs. , Caton and Beetson No. 4, Gray's-inn.:,square ; ltai.nhP/ and of Mr. Rai n e, Cand. Surveyor, Clutilotte-stfc4.oo°9-"" bury. fANIES's IFOR the Rheurnatisms ai this season of the yenr, no Me4l4ne , ii; so -safe and. efficacious as De. AM ES's ANA LE P Their peculiar tendency to promote Perspiratio.l, and all the nett' tgl Secretions, will account for the i r si ngu l ar v i : s ue s in these Comp!ainss, well ;13 in many others to which the human. frame is liable front the vicissitudes of our cli m ate. The?, arc adrnirably , calculateil nor. Disorders of Staniach 2 114 Bowels ; for persons of a Bilious or a Gouty babe., as Ali! ) for those whose Constitutions have been arketed by •-• rrlh aaive or too sedentary tj_ce. They Are likewise pa ri . cu;;Arlf, serviceable in Head-Achs occasioned by Indixe,;tion, in removing the had etfeets of free living; 46 01 , ,0 iii iilei venting Palsies.an.,l Apoplexies, so ofte3 the cciolecn"`,, intemperance. Recourse should, be bud ,to inein aiterovi excess of eating or drinking,.and upon to sligh it' nihie position; and thus their well-known chaise.lere , [lebf l'" inoting longevity .will. be maintained ; tar, by •as,:istini;!"' tore in the, due thsavrgc,,of the auhnal lte‘•.iiiiet the Constitution AZ is were its continual repair, tl.ef rreserve the body in hearth and v anti p roi4i .t pferfl,i• sure dewy.:, ,As the An.ileptic Pills owo,Xlitir c'lc4:lleoce to a pocto" lsr preparation, has never been - t.ti+MgogS' by awl lnimntor but to the present Proprietors, 'they- c an ontr he had genuine from. them • and. they are s o ld by Vranfil' Newbary, at the Wargionse for Dr. jatiles'3 Powdel. No. 45, the East End of St. Paul's, a feW doors front Cheapside, Lon.inn ; and at Dr. latnes'..s late house In OM. Si)II.4USCS, price 45. thi. each, Stamp includod or thequautity of Six may be had in one lar ge Lox for 11. 4 5 ' Observe that the 11;1111C ~'" F. Nawuett y, No. 45 , 6t. Paul's," is engraved in she Stamps. Ali others arc coUri terfelts. • - • TO TAYLOR, Surgeon, No., q,„NeW Bridge-sire:l London. • SIR, Edinburgh, May 1, t Bo3 ' TN the Spring ,of 17941 was :Aided with's • Venereal Complaint, which I treated with Unlace* eneefor five months; but was then obliged to apply td regular Physician, who put it temporary, stop to the vitt!, hence of the Disclose (by mercurial applicati o ns) 14r snot' tune; but growing, in.spite of all .metliejne and the sta t e of . the first Gentlemen. of the .F;m u jry h e r e , worse Wl , * wotse for two years, I,Wai recitictai to a state altdost ,u 1" paralleled- and ,beyond description, an entire W I , and ulceratedfromhead to f00t.,--My head, throat, l3 )" t :i nose, legs, arotS, &c. have been alternately in danger', becOming useless in - short, I hove' f ro m 'twenty t thirty eating ! ulcers on my bo,t)' s and ..nearly totally de" priverl . sight.--ft wiaukl be voluminous to partiell la: rite all my case—suffice it to there never was,. or r ( !' will be, one of a 1110 Te agerotlet, OT of a more. te' Gated nature. I was long looked upon by. my, frierld:4 a' imagined myself. beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, in i ", deed, in my then Conditi on , d eat h was 'preferable 0 qty d more than miserable. state.• In -this (iv:artful situation d i drag a . most miserable existence, till Divine RtovillC!‘ s threw in my way a News•,..t . apet containing. the case 04 . 1 Mr. B. tit . Plymouth —my upends read it, I could sent and procured. some. of. your .LF.Ak l.'s P 1 I.LS, which, by using from time to time, in nowi-o have long been, (after mere titan fonr years indescribab t ': distress), in as good •a,state of health as ever enjoyed; as proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy child, ban to me a few months ago. In gr,itiiiiite to God, and in hoe!: of rendering my fellow-creature service, I request yeti L , publish this; and you may at any time referpersons Wrf wish to be satisfied of the -truth- of this, ,or further poll" eiihirit, to me sir my friends, by letter or person. • As few cases fur badness wilt ever equal mine, and ric r 4. exceed it, I have . from , experience every reason to as o ,l, minkaind, that in your LEAK E's PILLS they will fel' speedy, sate, and radical cure, li,r that most at e 4,:., stage of. the Toler ex 1 Disease, which is called 3' ~C° " 7 1' "I . • Insiirmouritable family I=nns prevent making 1 4 name and address public ; but cieditatiles persons wanting infOrMatienl may also •he referred to me and Pt , . friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, lithribetet" Pic:pared and told by the Stile Proprietor, • T. TAYLOR, Member of the Roy a l C o ll ege o f su rgeoPg , itt London, at his house; No. ss New Bridge-streets Where he Advice witheilt a fee, to persons tt% in.;; these Pills, and will answer p a tient s letters, if Pos i t patd, on the same terms, observing in all cases the nl tnviolable secrecy,. no person's name or case having bCest mentioned, but at their own partiettlairenuest, by the II; prietor, during the course or. Inure than thirty-six Y' B4r l ,, i ; that he has had the, corium:lin of an extensive stilt' of a above Medicine, and the prac tice arising therettogi. They are also sold by his Appointment, tor the_ • nience of thOse riving -at a distance, by South-bridge, • Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Ifrinteri t kr, o 4 gow, to whom also air. 'l'. refers for his adtifeif Perfumer's, No. gs, St: Altian's-street , , l'4lll-frriani Ithb - ertson's Ttiy-11‘111, NU, -103, Oxterci.Sireet; rrit• 11 15 .40 borough's, No. 7. nearly oppirso the, nument ; Mr. Steel's Itoiiksell,r, No. t, Union-row', Tower-hill; Mr. Cailivellts, D,:biin; andby 'one.person isg ever'' considerable town in Great-Britain and ,it 4l3 , nd j ai n BOXeS•Qt 01 - 11 V 24. 9d. ttatl, sealed up with full ann r _ directions. whereby persons or either Sex ruts cure selves Ai*“l - 1-c36e and secrecy. N. B. Every lint r;olo in Great Britain is srala with a Struttp,, he. tayour of the C ( 1.' 11111 is shiners, is printed, at the S ta mp-di thee i --" a jr - „ 4 ,4 No 6, New lirict4e-street," . t a mitate which is Igloo', a all others ate connutrieit. - i