The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-14 00:00:00

GLICILIN .I)Li I Pal' P:163. BULLETINS. CONSTANTINLTLX, 1)0C. 2.--The turbultNci.t arld of thOie who bitoultt be our.defenders, it4s once Mors: the pride of ettiest with blood aiittpdaoghter. The events of Ihr wztr.with the In ticitY!, ate known W ekery true believer. Notwith staiidnlgihr grit lions made by t iJI Sobihne High nes4 (xiiem in GO.l cr ble3s) to inspire. his army till invincible s yrit--ro lertlight „1 ;ltiill to it', valiant tlei`es4 winch Way . icy attrriictt, bb.4 M , hie.ll it t, nut iu the poiker el b=ehlv, mortal: to enntitiiind, bits not attehded our : , r(114. RllSilAtiti, :it the commencement or the \v,+', imAsesited themselvel by -surpt Ise ut Moldavia ar,l Lift, the athatice,l posts of the Etup rt! A 4:0 1 (.1 Ike otiv,intages of ob;attling 1 ,0,c , ssioll.oi the fortitlisci (1;1 its i),«tks; (twit al ink • re;iltOrCed , •—tileir men g0.1‘16.1 to h;(7, ildous zui ,l ,tes , „.t,et.vo-entelptiNeN, dirt) a petpulotH, but treacherous province (Setval) urged to rebellion.— ' His Stoinme f-lightless inctedible efforts to stern. the torrent,: which threatened the Enwite and fhtt th k ; Plo i ,hct with ruin. lie smceed ed. For, though Scligtria, liettschuk, and Ntcoro ---1:s telt, it was.no o lutitil alter great. waste of blood, and ttio enemy had been so weakvited a$ to be Met paole of ptir,tting Ma :Advantage. Tire keys of the Daitt,ne-m,ty ot.- its fortresses; btit the tiOly Of the hr a numerous and gallant army, led by ex perienced. Chicia, and must:oiled by a population, rt,og bubidNit):).. Atter all his sue lire ..11,:iny haft not dared to aitiance ; our th •in army continues at ScAuttla tlat et),l s ts of the Black Sea are seemed Itom ittsra situ; t.) ;41 , 1111, oor tvbelitotis hubjce...l6, ,the Ser„ iriven back with ,shatue and loss.. Net et t 41,,, as too 4Jt war are uncertain, and the 14...5-ted Prophet tins hiitutelf reCominended that po . - bey should ba used where force may tiul,wu thutie;ht unglit le l , liton to the overtures for negociattiq peaer. We divatcned °anent LO wake known our conditions. W did not think that this (Atr lited• attrAely.to inocure so great ".1 blessing would be misinterpreted. •. " But w and ungratefUl rnen, forgetting ~the submisstoti they owed to Use a, tlitt hoot d-sceridant of tie Proptiet, artfully prepared a tale tor the eat of the credulous, that we had renent ced the glut ies or our illustrioub line, and detitined he. sutijer - tiiitt ut the Cre3c.:tit. tillirt , , , tiotely these ,l it itis,art.l, these tkvt)rtt lu, s to urdo, were srUis WS lcning 40413 rvety titrAter ith arms in slit 1r bands. They instrocted 111 , 111 pal ti2.1;04 It) decl.ifelhat •R. fot it; arid 'the removal Ql OOLIOSiOtati oleo were their obje6ts.i and whin 1 ..)v these artifices i hey had swell- AU their - rvrecs-to 4u,,Uuti men, tfloy avowed their 'real intentions, called otit t'or " War, 'add lo he re fitored to all their termer pOviteges. His Sublime 1-fighttes* witiirssed these priceeclings, with atriv tt.m, hot not with could have relied on the atragiOil of 116 1/topitt, bLit wo desiroas of spar ing the effusion df blood, He refired oil the night net ue btlt yip board ill,: Ottutuan tleet, Ravin 4 pre iothly dispatehecl Li usty rue+aenguux to the cl , tflerit rdielialiks, with inteitigt.oce of the tcvolt. All at. tempts to bring' those deluded ttioi to reason inetfeetual. They 'violated the Seriglio, pluildeled the treasures, tint) )creed open the the c i. tizeto virloabres. To the wantpntic.,s u 1 Iltrlt Anger, thuy fired one at the cleaners of the city, by rainy hen, ti wear des , royc,!, ; .‘ A 1„- ng . ii 00 `the the.tro-ps .vhu were id (1+,61 this-ielicth __ duo spirit begAn to arrtve. tnartited iSat to meet the adtweed body ; but !hough thi:y ',err do , ibie in ,ittituber, the atythitig attitgde of thotti:bravc 41)en titzde (Item fall back. Urt the tell; towing d3}', ~ 'readitig to ,be ittladked in th eir (1 "„ i.. they tirew t p iii artier of I,tttttie : they 'ad voni,e,l t,, the chirge with fi.iry, and taught like m e n animated by Aittr a few hoots contr,d, 'heir rAtsits v..ere brokon, and it ey tied : being por tined from street to street, sc;.l4,ely cm:a p t: J.—. It 1, 0-I,nipt.q4d that t ti,tloo of these initial . % have been minim (Signed) " letttAtrtaT, Reis Effendi." " CONirrANTINOPLE, DatC 4 3. , --HiA Sublime High. jp,ths, qu,,, the minds or . his fit Lint subjetts, has commanded it to be itiatie known, dist tha Nego ciations whit the Ltniwroi ut nit the Robsias arc i n the most. favourable tiatit anil thin every disposi tion ints been sinew t 0 c9noutle the points in dispute : l'he pity of the sully will be transmitted tegularly In future. Tip. (3rtititi Vizior has beets reinforced.— Pacha , of Seta, cominties to defend Varna, (Signed) " I MIMIC% Reis Effendi." BAlONtiti, Dttc. t 4.— , A lung article appears under ti,, ; he a d, cow aioing rtlit:y6lron3 on the war iu Por tugal, and assertlng . that the armie4 under Massena, Vicler; and Macdmaid, would rectlive a , before the end 0. • Itt . xt In4,ntn, Nitifilcements atuuuuting 100 ,0 00 own :—.ll is likes.v . he acknowledged jinn a Courier had ;..415m...tl through that loWt) vii the 121li o with tettora from JoStI)11 to his Brother Napoleon, sicensit his 14kIbit'tl4 It' 44)1403th%nu ittieution, ,iloktki it tuaird with the ‘U , vcr!" ut Napoleon, Ita tesie o n the seqtre which ht had bettowcri nn him! ri, T rwott. , lo,o4, DEG. 'reported' here., that 011 Lir rofi t .;eultut. bc,it plitertld into bvt.wiwn our 84)VCI . ,:igil '440 flit: or Napolo'o,),„by wliich I ounikr of heawcti :;11.1 to be pLiccd at the , dispos3l of the 1.11 ter. `the ncgociatiund with Turkey are carrying on ent the blighttlit, doubt is entet tamed rat' a permanent peace being euncluried with that Power. " MayfittalK4mendoy isexpaitd turn, army; . nit'iri hal Arce i 4 electing 10 ter4ity tiie St3l4e We entertain of his services." c 4 VII;NNA, to.-It, is with heartfelt re= gret wts ihtsv to iltlClOUtittt; the alarming i n di,p os i. tion of the Corium of our beloved /A/march.-- 11-ler 'Alajesty ,ttai had a relapse of the corn ptatni vkito which ,he was ailltoted tiOMO tnatith i sgo, and wu 110111.1 y villtlt 13131 tidings. The Abe. t NOM 4 Printed by ; ,111 CHA 1111 I: •N tt It IS, of No. ,e 4 Martlitt.c.wt. h , w-mettl and Nbi ;it tft SUN OkFicit o No, 112, Straud, where didverifsemenis, Older, A Lion in which our gracious Suveteigt Plunged Iv this event is inconceivable. "• Two messengers from the Senate of Servi a arrived in our capital on the Oth inst. Much ape eolation has been excited by their journey. It is ,aid they are charged with dispatches, expressive of the. wishes of that nation to be placed under the rotedion of Atssiria. WASSAW.r Dec. 10....-Our virtuous and bene volent Governor, 'has, by conitn , nd of his M,lje-ay the E.nperor aod King, made kno,vn, that plepa r , terry to other great designs. in 'Otir favour, the pea-. santry on the estates of our Nobles shall be eman cipated in a manner hereafter wbe regulated. In the interim, t children hunt of such parcuts from the month of January, are to be considered free: the eXpence of their maintenance to be detrayed by the nooks on whose estates_ they. May be burn, •t ill fu.ther tneasurrs can be adopted. 'Otis atneliora- Lion of tIU theft)! and viittioUs class of sOicos o 1,4) g ci!lk'd for ray every consideration of humanity and belutt# to the. Great Napoleon, and will efilitlre to the State, additional and zealous de!. renders." " 'SMYRNA, Nov. 26.-... The Vechabites, after devauating Palestine, advanced on the toth within three leagues of Dunasens," Their force consisted 01 , 22,000 men. The Dachas of Aleppo and Ha mah being intOrtued AA their route, made a circuit behind the mountains Kasqoueh, and having come upon them unawares, put them to the rotike, and made a dreadful, hhiUghlei. • in retaliation of their many outrages, 30 , of their leaders have s heen Some thousands have escaped into the de. Sect:* where famine and death await them." MIDDLESEX SESSIOiVS. SATURDAY, JAN. I Edward Her.vitt was put to the bar on the charge of a misdemeanour. a -ppein en. from the evi dence, that the det,-ndant was the driver of the ‘Yorc , :ster I\lail-coach, and on the day ineutioned in the iwti....timbt, he was net 11;.i'v,ity to town, near 11;ititmeisMult, by one of the Ilatumerstiiith coaches, w Inch was full laden 12011, lobate and with put. ,Tin: defendant was driving very lad at the tune, and vvas.cautioned by the guard, Ilia: if he was'.not careful, he would run against mite other coach and do tiOnle The defendant, how.; et er,contitined to di tVe On at tile satire ftirions rate, mind the . wheels ut his coach coining in contact wmil, those of, the other 4.llllnge, the hitter Vvrth over turned, and several of ,the passengers Were severe : . ,ly injured. The defendant, was ;desired to step, out instead of cuinplying, he drove on lts hoses (tinter titan before. the Jury Numd the date:alma .guilty, and he was sentenced to six months im prisonment in the House of Correction. VAG 44,1T11.—Peter Bluwh,Juseph lletb, andJolin 411 s, three sturdy vagran.s, were put to the hitt', charged with assaulting 'Henry Howard, JAlneti talrington, .and John Pearson, three of the Colltables of Mary-lei-bonne, in the discharge of their duty. On the day mentioned in the nutlet mem, it appeared that, the prosecutors were; intorm ed the defendants tit. ore innienthied at the. bottom of Weleeck•street, and insulting evety female who passed and refused to conhdy with their importu. nate petitions for charity. The officers initilvill4tely lepaired to. the spot pointed out to Weill, wftete they Sound the Ihi ce pi isotiers, and two others ut the Ira derittly who escaped, cendueting the(li,elm es itt the way which had 'oven dest.ribed. Tee) , were tleolfeCt to qua the spot, but toey retuseit , upuu which the ‘unstanles attempted to take them into custody, but .wets: tesisted by a shower of blows dealt upon, them by the uvfendauts with large stieks.which they had in their hands; and Pearson, attertipw.g to seize ope pi them, was, with his opponent, biought to the ground, and rolled several. tittles in the Kennel, to time great discomposure of his gold laced hat'au.a coat, he being, the beadle of the parish.; maid whilst on' the gruthid, his antagonist, by askitful applica.; Sion of his wooden leg to the more penetrable stuff of which his opponent was.eomposed, fiaetured the stsfall bone of the prosecutor's uncle alter a well tOught battle, however, the prosecutors succeeded in securing the three deteudauts and taking them be fore a Magistrate, by whom they were comoiittetl. The Jury found then guilty, and they were sun teneed to six mouths' imprisonment its .the of Corredion. Bow...mem—On Saturday William Oldham and Jahn Picirmare, the two men apprehended a lew evenings since by a party of the Parole belonging to the Office, on suspicion of having committed divers robberies in the f'oot'path of the fields leading bow the Shipload and Shepherdess public-house, in the City road, to Islington, .were brought. front Clerkenwell Bridewell, for turther examination, when Mr. Cooper, of Old Ford, a farmer, attended, and stated, that on Monday evening, the lth inst. as he wai on his way home froto on horse back, he was stopped by two men near the Three Colts public4;ouse, in the neighbourhood of Old Ford one of whom was the prisoner Oldham, and the other he believed to be Pickmore, and who robbed him of his pocket-book, containing several bank -notes, some cash, and his watch, pilotiers woe also identified by Mr. Hodgetts, t,t Westborne-green, who was tabbed in a field on Friday evening„ the 4th instant, be tween live and six o'clock, as Ile was going, from his residence to Paddington. They weie coininiited for anal. 4iumnitALL.--lon Siturday, a case came on be fore Mr. Aldermen Sir 3, SHAW, Hart. and C. Sism ull the information laid by Mr. Fodier, of Frielapstree,t, againo Nstvicombe, a porter of M. Roberts, of the White Horse, Fetter-lane, for an overcharge in the delivery of a parcel, on the 22d of December last, in charging two.pence for warehouse.room. The Ddendant, was convi6ted in the full penalty of 20s. and costs. Another / Totter from the same inn was also con• vide(' in the full penalty 0f..v05.. antl co:its, tor a similar' offence, en An information tail by \li. 13e1- lamp MELTE Nll.llll, JA N . 9. Uu Wflinesdav the td January, Mrs. Alien, at her bonse in tlia High.stretn, gave ,a very ele gant ball and supper to an• assemblage of her friends. • Thursday,.;vening, Lady Lushingtou was at home to a large and fashionable party.t The 11311 at the Rooms On Monday evening was leis ownerously attended ti,an usu.d, owing to the . elegant fete witch took place in 'the Crescent; but tin. polite and atfible at of the Presidents, the Right Honourable Lady Elizabeth Mathew and Mr. John Bagwell, mere eminently cotispi cuous. ' Ou Monday, Mts. Head had the honour to re ceive, at her house in the Crescent, at dinner, Lady Buckinghamshire, Lady Gant, 'Colonel - and Mrs. Macleod and fmily, 01 Co!becks and a lewgew le men; without particularising, we undeistand the entertainment, both in respect to dinner and wirtei, to have been correct and elegant. A. fete took pl ice at Colonel Macleod's, of Col beaks, on MOO:4y evening, the 7th inst. in comme moration of the birth-day - cif her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales. AL ten. o'clock the -company Ivion to assemble, and soon after they sat now,' t lie f gtive hoard ; on the cAitre of u. hid' was Owed, speaking, on a begot latnels, inti-rints.cd with roses, a Cor;s:inits Pie (wl , ereon was placed she aims of the United Kingdom, 'which accompanied it, most splendidly dec9roied), of such a size and exquis!te goudness, as evinced the ottraifiCence of the illnstrious donor, why,, by . her Rival command, desired to . Irive.an nounco to Colonel " that the Princess Charlotte requested his acceolance of a Christmas Pye, as a mere token by which hi: R4al HiglineSs . wishva to expres4 - her thanks to him and Mrh. Niae leod, Cur so constantly and so kiddly thinking of her on her birth day. At hall vist eleven Colonel Macleod rose s and chits addiessf,xl uptupany Nly . goukl tricot's k t od 10,low.subje1s, I Invi.; the hotwor t o propose Ilc.! ocitith of 'the Princess Charlotte of If is ith at tutxed feeling of pleasure and re gret that I now have the honour of llddre4sing you. It is nut unknown to you .ail, my valuable fnends, that for ni,oly yea N past, it has been the eirstom ut toy House to. erlebrate this day (the bit th-day of her Royal Highness) with juy and testivity. We are all loyal subjeeth, and it Uiay therefore be perinitted QS to feeka greet cirawbiek to our pleisure, on con sidering the melancholy. state at our good and' bt.- loved Soveteigti, in whb+e .recovery every tiliton must be interested and this refiedion has in duced me in a great measur e t o f orego the acctii- Rimed marks.of tny devotion to my illustrious pt troness. " It would, however, have little acenriled with my feelino to have , passttfl it over entirely ; and had my veneration for the Sovereign intliterd me so to have done, the , gtaehms present of her 'loyal I ligh -I;eqs, now belure you, would have reproachetl me with ingratilude. "Excuse my remarking how much the natnreof the 'present, ; and the manner of bestowing it, evince Ihe . character and goodness of her 'loyal rikitoqttion.. It is,by comparative trifles thne we form ;.in e tnnair. ; anti this conde,cending recollection ut her , loyal Higlimps holds nut the surest pled e ,;e to the pat;tin uf a truly gracious and amiable mind." 'file next toast given was—, " Ills Majesty t awl may !Ito Almighty God tepleard to restore hitu to his wonted health, anti tv hia loving , ailticletli' Alld august t.tutlly, And loyal Imo ,ple." •• tier moit Exceileut Majesty, our virtuou s and iucotttpa4 ! ; with aii tile outiches Ili thoilivatiou* .I'4! unify." • The Colonel then gave— "Ft Ituy3l iligimes. the Prince of Wales, and may he walk in the footAo.p., of of 1114 iitustrious, OW I. 1.(1." , Which toast was given wi t h th e same enthusiasm usual .w henever 1114 .ttignq name is mem iutied r Captain Ricketts,. R.N. gave the health of ~ colutiel Macleod, and the 1 1 [111444as Chartotte's Loyal Maelecxl's I :egiment." The Colonel then gave— ,' Captain Ricketts, and the Royal Navy of Great Britain; to whim illeSt blest people owe that preservation a truly gratetul and loyal people deserve." Colonel Macleod thet, ga% e -4, Captain Gray (pit:stun) ma the Cheltenham troop of Volunteer Cavalry. Captain Ricketts gave—. . _ "l 'he ticalth Nlr6, Macleod," WillCll W 33 drank with that manifestalion of true pleabure thu amiable hostess never tails to in spire, The, toasts were concluded with Mr. J. Bagwell's Siring— " The Noble Earl oi 'Moira, and the Countess of Lou don." During this, the elegant sword was being exhi bited to the company, which her Rol al Highness had on a former occasion presented to Colonel Macleod and on one of the gentlemen present sheathing it, the Colonel, with a happy promptitude, and a noble spirit of enthusiasm, exclaimed, " That will my Prince do r Then the company, w:th one mind and one spi rit, cheered the heart-feehug verses of " God shve King," with three timeit three. . The Royal Pie was most excellent, And after feast ing about 30 persons, appeared ahnost uudiminigh ed. The Champagne veined to spafkle a lectivi, and to rival the brilliant flashes of a most splendid show of diamonds. On the evening of yesterday se'nnight, a Chapel in Eag!e-street, Red Lion 7 squarc, was r,stted by a mancious ond most daring gang of pickpockets ; who robbed several cl the congregation cotang the set vice ;(but when it was over their condutt was most outrageous in blocking up tho) doors, to pre vent the people frotu getting cot till they had emptied their pockets. On Saturday night Paddington Church was hroken open by a gang ot, thieves, whose onjwi .was to get possession (it the communion plate: but they were frustrated in their attempt, a it had been hately &- whited at the Parbonage House. . (flied by WILLIAM A ItMIG L sumFMaiton. )r the Poer, Letters for the Edit3r Ac. (pust-poit), OLD BAIL rt. SATURDAY, JAN. 12. forging and utte r ing, k now i ng t o b e f o rged, 0 Josefah /noir and Thelma Dole were icdiae d for 6001. on the Banking-honse of Messrs. \‘!" and Co. of Barrholornew-latie, with intent 10 °' fraud the said bankers. It appeared in evidence, that the prisoner , was Clerk to Messrs. G reg g an d Corfield. tesP 6 t ble Solicitors in 'the City, who kept cast' banking-house of Wei r and Cu. in whose efi 1 F 101 : 1 r went the prisoner had a lS o b een . The prisoa e l l : ;l duly was to manage the pecuniary Canons° 11 employers, in the c o u r s e of w hi c h lie had access to their check-book, and was usually °P i° , ed to procure c a sh f or c h ec k s, w h en hi s ruasterlurr on their account with t h e i r bankers. 0 1 ) the 6 of November, a draft for 6001. purporting signed by Messrs; Gregg and Corfieid, was eres°, l ed at. Messrs. Wei r a n d C o. ' s, StR I paid in a .and a 1001. Batik of England notes, tty the C lei d the counter, Shortly. after the check was ditxov e ' b i to be a forgery ; and a comp laint was l'% /5 0 Messrq. Gregg and eortield at Bow-street. A. rt. kips, the offi ce r, i n consequence o f Won't:llion ceived, apprehended a man named Robinson , a l: 1 ; ter, at Doctors' Commons, on whotri he o' l %, tool. Bank of En g l an d note,- which alter wae! s ed out to'he the I ool'.' note paid in lig uidatioac ru ' forged check. Up on interr ogating Bobeisee a3 td his possession o f so much money, be told the that it had been e n truste d to h i s care b y anu tl" ter, named Dale, t h e pr i soner, to whose I,idePoo guided th e offieer, and Dale was likewise lake i)1 0 ) custody. Dale th e n t o ld t h e o f f i cer t h at be re .e , l OO u check' for 60°1; on t h e 15th 61 N o‘ei nber, I , r es VO named Chatnbers, which he tea's io tor paynieutat Messrs. Weir and' Co.'s, apclui cordiogly t resent it, and was paid. The check ,fe not the property of Chambers, but •of a man na' l 7 ) a Blair, who Ha y w i t h the lormer at the time he ,1 hiM the cheek to e;et cashed. Toe odor!', U' this itirortnation, went to Messrs. Gregg and field's, and 1 06 k M r. Blair into c ustody hi' Al office. Chambers being called and examined, 15f he became acenainted"witteillair in Newl; 3l ' , was accustomed to visit Robetts and Hitch:A im were there confined. ti e , th e witeeis, As' ) '": 0 1 and visitet . those prisoners, and 'in their vOi l V•, r i tit si knew Blair. Ott the I 4111 of Nn r ", l 'ia Blair told him that he had a check fin' 6 ° A l) " ,i l / which he wanted him to Procure cash, and "'" . ,4 him 10 him at Newgate the nest . 11) °''' it ,' t Next morning, on his way to Nesvi;a,c, ItC 1111 e, whom he had known fnr about a year ig (u s and told hien that he wanted a porter to P o p bankers in the City, Dale lnunedi at ely said `' I'll be your po r t er. " T hey parted whyn to Newgate,; the witeess, Igl,ts friend Leo '" gate, and Dale to wait at Doctors Coloto n° ,; o 4 Chambers called ter .hitit. Blair and the 1 ;4 then went together tv Doctors 0./01010:6, ' l ,4 ' i " oil tbrtt,er gave th e l atter a c h eck for 000 i. :111'11;f/0 him to lend a porte r t o t h e b anker ' s on whoa'''. le drawn to get cas h. D a l e, who was at veived the check, and was desired to rein° 'vs the money to Chambers, who would unit at Doctors Commons. In the man time, stred . Chainbers to meet* him at the to of '„'t ; d noster-row, at th ree o ' c l oc k . Thither he "c 1.140( the appointed hour, and soon I,o erceiv running !! , wands hin t with great agrtation, ap i higt perspirati o n. A s ' SOW) at lie cane alb claimed, that he had seen the money poid , „„ n " . ' check tiled, and the potter would be there tor - 4 ' 11 4 The , porter soo n a p peared in great haste, ha° by them without giving t l)e /motley, ! I am Upoll W 174, tV, raurht!d to NeWttate, whet, Robeits etnd laughed at them tor their want of prot 4licr 111- "I: ll " lrr..,C,ortield was exami ne d touching v 411.111 of the che e k, an d he dis Claimed the feeel-`yr i i'lit either as his own or his p artner ' s , an d cleclOr , ' o ll belief that the filling up of the body of LPL' was the prisoner lilair's hand ,writing. nit ls : - 1 1 : 5 11 d e Jury retired t or a b out half an ltoor , jilP !neai i/ e ;ai,d o f it et ty g 4, ict .01 Griiity.—Deuth,..agitiw,' otp,f for utterin to , Amiortiso: . hv On 'Thursday, Captain Page, of the Elorn.° ! .. 0 441 ' Establialiment, to Miss Harker, of bast Sheol, , 110 ter of the tate P. ki.irker, of Charlton, in 1 " 11 ft, I Q Trowel', Esq. of Betkeley•square, to Sophia , (12 Si /'° On Saturtt4). I.ist, at St. George's, Hanoyer-stiO ti doe f ` i , Esti, tat s M emb e r t the CounlY or jot fur A di Topelitti!, in Yorkshire, Mr. %V. Morley , " f „f (.0 llati,4? to Alias Hootqckiest daughter of Mr, John tioudi° by, . . ___,......... .....,-----___ • . • . ir or ir ' DIED. • At Gunesbury Cottage, Middlesex, in the 12til Ye,:inial, age, Master Olivet Delancey Sta pleton, *in 1)11;31*. 1' ' Stapleton, I nspc:tot-Getteral uliatraeks. - • ,' , est F',,, ib : l On the Ist inst. at Cheltentnust, in the 37rJ , ~ .1 , 4 ; 0 1- ,,. a g e ' l an. '" Maxwell, 'Esti or 0 ranie 1 ff.. , I ' ' 41$ g:'` ..- 01 Tobago, woo. had u ti:w months ago ret tli VV. ( l ' i .. Ir4P . . try ott uceuuDt (4 ill health. ~,„, OF. ~ . 0 th)liris.,%l4,ll.l,,;‘,4l)le,Lc.,:t,Neartustoun. C i4 a e u . se . ‘ ti va p Y y s e . L t r ~' '1;, , .,i,iv: . .. 14 '' ' , l'imlic. , ,, Georle AIM, Lbci. aged 72 y c i a r b , ' - ' l. . I,i t t ) v it il , e ‘ i % l l , ecluesit a y eed ' ,l ' tenet of lames Mitchell. 1 - •.il. ',li,! • morning, at Litneltease,: o-- , ~ ~Sro, On' Friday Morning list, at his house on BlaelOs' • ', O l ik ander, Mussen, Esq. . ' the Is 0 , . harles.lioline,s, 01.010,14,0y01.1...x.,:itange. ~ the I ' l "Ile - street. (otu Fennell, Esq. late of I ~,, :\ l ' i t li c e ,a‘ ll4 ' 'my, after. a long and painful illneass' t , Pay:Ml.ll6, aged 76. . , , t ry ~.. IS , tA' tin the 1 aft inst. at hCastle stre,,r 1' .., . srtuare i .after,a few days illn e ss, Thomas ThJell' l4) 1 ,,-, in the esth year of his age. ' err' The satne day, in Great Russell-street, 11100 110- Ibor, wile at Mr. Futbor, at Lewishatn• .0 . I..6t ' ' .0n the t ath inst., the intant daughte; ot' Aillf- 0 'Y ' l a", "I. of isentord. place, R uSs'ell - squaw' c l o odi-4 . esterday, at hi s h ouse in elovelmin : ,,r -court, St' s , , place, Patrick e1.44 - 0n,..1:5q. in the 76t11 year at i " PRIC4 Qi. 470G'‘A Bank Stock, 841 24 4ATURDAY .' o i India . Stock, 2 9. P P , Navy 5 per Cent. 9S 6 i India tiondb, 2 7.- 4s' i los- i Irish 5 per Cent. Li xcheq. 1311 0 . , , 4 ecr Lent. 8z;. 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