The Sun. — London, England, 1814-10-05 00:00:00

'FROM TI:? LONDON GAZETTE, 4. 17 eir . 4, IHI4. Thrtzvm-.—Commi,7sions . to be dated 29th Sent. ISI4. Fannce, of the 4th Foot Timoth\ .Tone., of l'itto: fleore , e Brown, of the I;sth Foot; of the 44th toot; .\,.3.,h050n, of the 14th F on t, bert Rainer, of the trtst Foot ; Itttehard Clohhins, of the 851 Ir ,n the Michell, of the. Thieal Artillery; Henev Ceorg' e `zmith, of the 95th Foot ; Thorn - as Blanchard, 'of the... Yoval Engineeni; Thomas Falls, of the 20th Foot—to be •Mtriors in the Artily. • (Vice of Orilitance, Sept. 97, 1814. Medical tstablislinient for the Military Department of the Orticrmice. Second Assistint-Surge;W:l ''' ''''' Hailabon to be First Ascigtint-"ltr*eon, vice Panisay, (lecen.:ed. Tetoporzt - ry As pistant Surgeon Curtis, to he Second Assistant-Surgeon,. vier liallabon. C(!yn. , .i-Nion in the 11th or Forfar and Kincardine Regiment (,* , signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Kincordine , l:ire. ", Charles Douglas to be Lietitenant-Colonel, rice resig-ned. Coro:. in the Itoval Macclesfield Local Militia, signed by thr t.ord Lieutenant of the County of Chester.. Francis Newbold, Gcnt. to be surgyon. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Richard Eirigdom Frost, Launaston, Cornwall, inaltster, from 04. 9 to Nov. 5. EnvieTornup, East Smithfield, haberdasher, floin' Oct. 11 to Nov. 1. BANKRUPTS. Charles Parry, Chester, rope-nrater, to surrender Oct. 24, 25, arid Nor. 15, at eleven, at the Coach and Horse,;,. Chester. Attornies, Mr. Dicas, Chester, or Mr. Huiley, Temple, Ir,ondon. W;M a ni Adams, Ipswich,- Suffolk, grocer, Oct. 19, 20, and Nov. 15. at eleven, at the Pear arid Crown • Iml, Ipswich. Attrn•nics. Messrs. Brame and Notctitt, Ipswich, or Mr. Chatham-place Blackfriars. • Samuel Greathead, `sheer n ess, stationer, Oct.' S, 15, and Nor. 15, at tweire, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. • Gregory, Prospect-place, Newington-hutts. Jo1:n Blagrave Holton, si.tole Newington, Innlieeper, Oct. 8, 15, and Nor. IS, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stevenson, Percy-street, Bedford-square. • . . Jim es. Cooper the younger, A3lesbury-s . ti-ect, Clerkenwell, ironmon,ger, Oct, 15. 13, at ten,, and Nov. 15, at unc, at. Cuildliall. Attornies, Messrs. Jamcs Richardson and • ,Miller, New Ynn.• . liionysiUs 'Trott, Cushion-court, 'Old Broad-street, wine iterchallt, O c t. 5, 25, and Nov. 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hutchinson, Crown-court, Threadneedle. street. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 28. G. Abhots, Ladles, Staffordshire, corn-dealer— Oct. 25.. T. Blissett, Burley-gate, Herefordshire, cordwainer— Oct. 47. W. Newton, Davenport, Cheshire, corn-dealer—Oct. 2:e..1. Conk, Plaistow, Essex, gardener—Oct. 29. E. Fiieeden,. Stockport, linen-draper—Oct. 28. T. Strwart, North Shields, ship-iiwner—Ncv. 1. W. Ilitchon, St. Peter's-hill, Doctbr's commons9 whalebone merchant—Oct. - 28. J. and G. Todd, I iverpool, Ntoollea-drapers—G. Robinson, Cannon-row, liv,snuipsterolpholsterer—Oct. 8. J. Eaton, Crooked-lane, truck-maker—Oct. 27. W. and M. Kent, Merther, Cornwall,. greeere—Oct. 29. J. Edington.' Gracechurch-strect, stationer 21. Richardson, Birmingham, dealer.—Now. 12. T. 'Wyatt, Bexley, Kent, 'oalicr.. cEitTIFIC.ITES.--OcT. 25. 'l'. Moses, Rath, linen-drater---T. first, Mirrowford, Lan cashire, - calico-manufaciurer—G. Cooper, Stockport, Clic -shoplieeper—l,. Thomson, - llirmingham, bookseller- 7 I-IrtuptlyenC, Threadneedle -street, merchant—l, .N. Leib man, PavetYunit, Mort fields, merchant—R. P. Eagles, Coed Flintshire, Palher, BaWork, Heft fordsbire. innkeeper—F. Plymouth. Morris, Luttcrworth, Lei cesterslin-c,-dealer in cattle. PAR. rN SHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Hughes and P. Wrigltt, Liverpool, flour-dealers.--,T. Clayton :aid .1. Gar ,d Leedg, lio - en-rnanufactures.--.1. Giffin rind, It. Godri,l7, l , Tottenham cnurt-road. Devonshire, and .1. Turner, Chard, So thersetshire, carricrs.,—W. Unwin and J. Unwin, Shvffield; cuticrs. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FinsT OCTOBER MEETING. TUESDAY, OCT. 4. Mr. Uilny's Emily, Fist. elh.l)eat Mr: Northey's Curlew, Set. 100gs.-2.t0 1 00 Gpn.; Crosreoor's Clwrry Bounce,' Bst• 41b. beat Mr. La'ke's f 111 b. T. T. C. 100 gs, h. ft.-2 to lon Clu Bounce: • (Renewal) •tine-third of a Subscription of 25gs tact), for four- vr old colts, sst. 1011). fillies, Bst. 71h. D. I. Mr. Villiers's Don Cossack - - - - - Ld Jersey's Cannon 801 l - - 5 to 2 on Cannon MIL Mr. Chnliesp.ar's Mem:goronnd,• KO'. 71h. asst Mr. Lake's Aladdin, Sst. T. Y. C. 200 p, h. ft.—OW by consent. THEAT 11 I CALS. The Oradz, a Brussels Paper of the 27th nit. gives the 'following dramatic critique:—" Yester day the English players gave at the Park Theatre a .representation of the Tragedy of Hamlet.* Mr, and Mrs. Kotpt.L: perfOrmed the principal parts, which attracted a brilliant and numerous audience. hitherto we had only known in our Theatre the Hamlet of M. Ducts, an ingenious though some what feeble imitation of the English piece ; now, however, we have seen the Tragedy of the divine SIIAKSPEARE in all its hauty, and I will dare to add, in all its deformity. The ghost of Hantle3 talicr quits the regions of the dead four or five tunes, to stalk solemnly on the stage; this ghost, woo is a little garrulous, gives his grin 'a long his= tory of his assassination. If all spiriti are equally food ,of assuredly the other world is not the abcde of silence. Hamlet is - successively, a fool and a madman ; the Court of Denmark assem bles, and a enmedy is •played - before it ; the grape -diggers then make. their appearance, dig a grave, bring up the sculls, pncl utter buffooneries v,-ort by of a puppet-shew this strange scene is terminated,by an interment. These blemishes be= long, however, to the age wren the, English poet Wrote ; but by how many beauties, which SHARS TEALP,' 9wed only to . b:s genius, has be redeented. them r Scenes of the most heart-rendin'g' pathos,. poetry the not energetic and expressive—such ; ire the met its %%Hell the En2:li'sh juctiv admire in, this poet. Mr. EENtnt.E . , dr'spraycd his tine tragic partieniarly eNee:;ed in the famous soidoff , V) and in the seeuesWith the:Ghost '-''tie" last Sc."Pne of the piece, hOwever, em inentlytragical, was in shale t;, , c, by ii • ,i;:g114:r :.ccident a large 11!adr ill;lde 4'3 ‘`' i !"" the Thc%,tre; and by tile Ladies •. , 11t) tilled th e h oxts t d , tr'..ness flew about cvtt where, rnid even c:!triet: its in - evert:be e so f,r "as 10 - si•!de on Lt‘! , ti: - of the ic.,t - nrs who the stage. Th us rt . t hlt liaMi kt (7, on soley hat g ,,,• ve f icath of the Prince of Leion:l - 1 . : , . an air of gaiety a little nikplacf‘d,?'- t 44" and Mi we Nuppose i Lucailt. ATROCIOUS AILTRIY:,:t. Yesterday afternoon one of the most tritrocioLs murders which have ever stained the annals o' hu man eyime, was committed on the body.of ELI ZABETH DOBB I NS, a poor washerwoman, resid ing at MillEeld-farm, It appears, that about three o'iloCk, *lmams Doantss,the husband of the deceascd, who is turneock to the northern division of St. Patients parish, returned to = his habitation from his 'ordi nary labour, and on entering - a room on the ground floor, he discovered hisiwife lying on the grown!, weltering in her blood, - with her head' under a copper ftirnace. At a short distance from her he-pet evived a kitchen poker, which was con siderably bent, and was covered with brains and blood, having evidently been the instrument with which the wound on his wife had been inflicted The wretched man immediately lifted his wife from her prostrate situation, and placed her on a chair. On examining her head, 'he found it laid open fromu the right eye to the back of her skull, the frontal bone having been fractured in a most dreadful manner. Life was still remaining, but he saw that little hopes of her recovery -could be entertained. Ile, howc..'er, went out to pt ochre Some assistance, and found the pri soner in th.custody of *Tattles Ceel, and two other bricklayers,' from whom he learnt tliat they had taken him in a field near the spot„ belonging to Mr. Thomas Greenwood, on suspicion of baying toleit a 'bundle which he had in his possesSion.- . -- - Dobbjus at once eonnuanicated the horrid scene which he Lad discovered in his own house, and it was concluded that the prisopyr was,the perpe- ..trator. In this persuasion, they conveyed him to the hotise of GIM I! GE I VCRS ;. . one of hiS Ma jesty's Justices of Peace for the County, residing in-Rentish T9wn, who promptly entered into an investigation of the circumstances of the case. James Ceel was first.examined; he deposed, that as he was at work .neon a new, wall building in Milltield-lane., be. saw the prisoner- pass him with a bundle in his hand, with which he crossed the foot of Ili.2,rhgate Hill into Mr. Greenwood 7 ,s Suspecting from the cantious• mode of his ingress that he had not obtained this property honestly, he imilowed him, and MI coming to bint bound hitn examining ,the bOndle, which ;appeared to contain xveatifig- apparel. tic asked hitn how he had conic by them ? and he said he had botrght therwor a gypSey for 95.. Not satisfied with this accounti he took hitn into custody, and was con ducting- him towards the roaA, when Dobbins met hiM and informed him of his wife's inurder,"and examined the bundle, and finind it contained clothes which his wife had received to wash. .Elizaireth Jones deposed,..that she tad washed for the deceased part' of the clothes contained in the bundle found on thy. prisoner. • Thos. Oliver, . landiord, of the Bull and Last public-house, deposed, 'that two of the shirts which xv‘ere : found in the bundle, were his; and had been sent by him to the deceased for the pnr- . pose of being' W-4shed. .111 the While - Was a so found a bill for. clothes washed, which was in the hand-writing of the deceased. G. Ilenoing,. an assistant to Mr. Sandys„ - sur geon, in.Kentish-town, deposed, that having heard of the catastrophe of the deceased, he went to the premises of the deceased and examintri her wound. She was quite (lead, aid he had. no doubt but her death %vas occasioned by the blow from the poker which was found by her husband on the floor, or some such weapon. Mr. Michael Vistcr, a truss-maker in flc a id. street, was also examined, and corroborated this testimony, and produced three pieces of the scull, and 'also the poker, which was bent and bloody. The prisonet having been previously searched, the contents of his pocket were produCed. They' consisted of a tohaceo-hoc, and a discharge from his Majesty's ship the Gladiator, at Portsmouth,' of a - man. named Thomas Sharp, describing him at five feet two inches and a halt high, of a light complexion, and with a mole upon his right cheek. The Prisoner, an bearing this' part of the dis charge read, -said his name was ThomFis Sharp, and pointed out the mole. He neither denied nor. affirmed his guilt. . Mr. lvcas; under all the circumstances, - con sidered that-there was little doubt of the prison er's . guilt,, and therefore committed him to Cold Bath-fields Prison.. The prisoner was dressed in a fustian jacket, and seemed to feel the horror of his situation, lie was bound with ropes, anti warded with three constables, and the persons by whom he was ap prehended, to the place of .his confinement. A gentleman from Scotland, bf the• name of CAMPBELL, - Who had for sonic -time been reside.a atGilsland, in Cumberland, - was missing a fort night ago, leaving behind bin► a trunk containing considerable propety : last week his body was found in the Irthing, tit some distance from Gils land, with his throat cut. - On Friday the 23d ult. a murder of a most bar barous nature was perpetrated at Broadwood Kelly, in Devonshire, by one Alexander Beaty, on Elizabeth Martin, whose head he severed com pletely from her body with a commoit hook. A Coroner's Inquest brought in a verdict of " Wil ful Murder," and Bealy was committed to Qte County Jail. Accinrist.—Saturday a fine boy; the son of Sejeant GaisnAut, ofthe 10th Hussars, who so gallantly took General LEFEBRE prisoner in Spain, and afterwards presented the General's pistols to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, %vas killed at Romford by a gentleman's carrage, the wheels of which went over his body. The child lingered in great agony 24 hours. The mother of the bay was so much affected by the fatal ac -cident, that on Monday and yesterday she ap peared to be in a stata of mental derangement. Monday afternoon, as , Mr. HARDCASTLE, of Tower-street,. was coining from Sydenham in a one-horse ehaiSe, the horse suddenly started on the road between Walworth and Newington, ran against a cart loaded with dung, by w hi c h i t was overturned, and nearly shattered to pieces. Mr. HARDCASTLE was much hurt. Saturday se'nitight, a commercial traveller's horse and tl;ere sold in Carlisle-market, by order of the Commissoners of Custoths, for hay ing a quantity of French lace is his possession_ ELLIGENCE. MANSION-HOUSE, A man 'of - genteel appearance, between 30 and 40 years of age, and formerly a Captain in the Eat London Militia, was further examined yes terday, on a charge of receiving various sums of money under false pretences. The prisoner was employed as to :AC attor;- ney of Lyon's-inn, which furnished him with a pretence of going among his clients, and using the name of his 'principal,. for the purpose of re ceiving their written authority to recover debts, and settling actions in their behalf, without the knowledge or authority of his ellip)OrCr. The Lott]) MAYOR said, he should' commit.him upon the principal charge, viz. receiving a consi derable sum of money from a Mr. Brooks, of Park-street, Mary-le-bane, as money due to a Mr. Brown, of Peckham, of whom he obtained written authority to receive the same, under pretence that his master had sent him for that purpose. • It appeared that prior to this transaction, pri soner had been discharged front his, employer's . service. The prisoner observed that the receipt of this money was in Middlesex; consequently . the offence' was not within his jurisdiction. lie was ordered to be taken to Marlborough-street. He then -begged that a letter, which. had been handed to his Lordship, containing the authority of Mr. Brown, might he returned, as'material to his defence. Search was then made, hut 110 such letter could 1)( found ; this difficulty was, how ever, obviated by Mr. Brown agreeing to aduiit the fact. Sent to iNiktilhorough-street. GLJILDI-lALL. - Richard Shi .was,charged by,Thos. Good fellow, an officer, on suspicion of felony. Pro secutor stated, that on Monday evening• he met prisoner in Fleet-market, with , a large bag on his shouldet, containing a .small cask. On asking hint how he Caine by it, prisoner said he' received it from a r.:rson vhoin he did not know, but who Lad given hint 2s. to take it to- the White Horse Prbsecutor then examined the bag, and fon . nd it contained a keg of spirits, and prisoner ha%ing no permit, b took hint (tithe Compter. Prisoner said that he was porter to a house in Milk-street, and that one of his masters was pre sent to speak to his character. Mr. Scott - said the prisoner had long .been their servant, and they had every reason to be.sa tisfiad with his conduct. Being asked how a man settled in a house of respeetahility could take such a job ? Mr. Scott: said, he could` Only account for it, from knowing him to be a saving man, and fond of money. The keg - was then examined, And was found to contain foreign brandy, which was sent to the Excise-oflice, and prisoner was ordered to be discharged. Before he was discharged, however, the turn key of the Compeer advised Matth ews , to search as it appcnred prisoner had something con cealed under .his clothes. The officer found un der his waistcoat a piece of India silk handker chiefs, and a 101. and 51 : Bonk of England note. The Aide' -. Man desired Matthews to fake tire piece of silk to Mr. Scott, to know it it belonged to hits and his partners. , On his return he told the Court that Mr. Scott said it was not the:pro perty of himself or partners, they not dealing in any such articles. He had since been to pti soner's lodgings, and he found• under his bed se veral more pieces of silk handkerchiefs. Prisoner was renianded. 130 W-STREET. Yesterday, George Deck and Harry, Grilliths were re-examined, and fully - committed, .ou a charge of burglary In the - .house of. Mary Howell, in Surrey-street, Strand. William Kno., charged on suspicion of entering the thvelling-house of J. Holden, io James street, Covent'-g'arden, and skating 15s. iu half pence, was committed for further examination., QLI',EN-SCITJAIIE . . EAcKNEY,CoAcnEs.—Ye..4erday a complaint was Preferred by -a Lady agiinst the driver of the hackney-coach, No. 2-1, for abuse and - assault, there being now pending at this Of'fice two cons plaints against , the satne man. The Lady stated, that on getting into the coach, she demanded what the fare would be, and.. was answered ; but on arriving at her journey's end, 3s. was re quired. This she promised to pay, .provided. the man would accompany her to the house, to 'enable her to get intitt± silver ; but he would not let her go for ten minutes, ill-treating her during that time, when a Gentleman intdriered, and rescued her. The itiagistrate ordered a warrant to issue fur the immediate apprehension of the 'coachman. CONTRABAND Goons.—.lll. Thomas, of ikkarga ret-street, Cavendish-square, and of the .Two penny Post-office, was convicted of having in his possession contraband go4s, chiefly of French manufactnre, consisting of silk, . crape, shawls, kerchiefs, Ste. is a dress-maker; and he stated that he was ignorant of such things being in the house; that they had been sent to his wife to make np. Convicted in a moiety of the penalty, which is treble the Value of the goods. UNION•IIALL. Yesterday' Dates and Smith Were examined, on a charge of stealing 31 geese, the property of some persons, unknown. The officers apprehend ed one of the prisoners in the neighbourhood of Egham, in a cart, with a -loaded gun, and the .geese, and suspecting them to be stOien, made enquiries, and ,ascertained that these two tnen were in the practice of attending fairs. They ac cordingly repaired to Croydon Fair, and, from in formation they received, took,the other prisaner into custody.—They w e re remanded. Early on Sunday morning last, the house of Mr. STEEL, baker, •Drury-lane, was broke into., an d robbed of cash : . and wearing apparel to-a con siderable amount. The thieves had scaled two walls, from Marquis-Court, which leads into Rus sell-court, before they 'reached the back part of the house, and went in by the bake-house, from whenCer they proceeded through a small trap-door (which,a stranger could scarcely discover) and got into the shop, and thence into the parlour, which rile: , ransacked. They afterwards escaped, un heard, by the street door, Which they left open.. SCOTLAND , . I atti c • i t e l i c i i i s g E 7L D t : l L .l: 3 : l l:- (T l e : 11.11 s ile o( i )I t i :I t; s 1; - 1 . , ii - i e b IL: e i; l rt l i a ° 1 1 : f i:Y .Sr‘l'tzt°4°11°11:3;r:tel: ::: M' O .l::E:it r ' ir s 'i :tei Y V _hip is in excellent health. A per _ . 1•C was turt l e._ ,l of Id, ~ 111 in celebratiw torec. ta'Y NED 'OC H S return. The company 05.00 oil the dinner the toasts well adaiited to the,occilsllico'ce/ i dinner and wines of superiorce' of t i ', l l \.:. riotts songs were, given in the coilr se v till' el,islt, i tj elie ~ . a i.iii.,,uoi ....yhilarity ( suitable to the object ofth'e I " e ' t • l • ll .l 3tes ening-, which wils s p en t w i t h a . 11110 0 % ,),.. .) i _n Tuesday last, the •Provost. and 1 -‘'°l i ver it , i f.tiPaisl,ey , front c.onsideration-of petso.ll`) ug iee'! ( a a n .i • . ( l l l J c o o n nt N 'e , r o re a d ß, th , e )i . f l r a e s et il lo la tn i c o st f y. t s h : e ,t t ii ° `: e l b , r i o o . ei ft 7 Ind meritorious e ffin inet as all nif l ecr, el lter n tor l foot. . 10 Vvre understand that Perth is to he e tbe ls " V A are to be c e tf ,:n the ne - Of N t o l r ie (h t‘v ßit i‘ i i s a i j i o s r t : a ( ll ;t tlli ,,: l erV fr litt, ,- .. or i nble 1 .4 Sin.tti,ol 17 . . i :; . ;n;c 1 ; f licity on 'the roads north of Glasgow. ' '' ..' i 15 1 ' f ' in square cases of tin. They travci 0 11 til -fri'l' cl ' On Monday _v‘•, , : in broad day light ; and Wigh in th e e 00 11 ' 4 let's face, vvlio looks at them .I, , itli iirly al t- k li g 5 - 1.1:11:0611(1,„:Clt2Cd, With consitier- I i el , gentleman N , Va S runt Ring alone io the Gor. ) l f ' fro ; v '' fbe Cathcart road, about 0 nfile a colon red clothes, Glasgow, i he was attacked by ihree welt I• j ii ii9 0 and 3 Hal t f ' pistol, and threatened his life if he (1!( 1 ‘ l ' )t . ,, ' t i) di. iris morL'y ; but before he could have ti"'",,, 0 5 ' S'l' lie was drivC ll . doWn from tore foot lr atb :l el; Otte of whom presented t°ol4 side of the road, and aft . er beating. him girl e l '", breeches, his forehead a good•stleal; theli ": 1 , 1 ; i t 11 ; 4 -1 . in then, viz. _a metal watch, maker's us°'.:;lifr sixpence iii Silver, an Anteric.an Thomas, Edinburgh, NO. 79, eleven shilli%lPri some.other copper pieces, and iwokeys; ' 1 . 1) ~,,Lro hug left. him lyiu, on the road ' t oi l ' i() , is ell Glasg,ow; , t ' • ef Do A .. ...... • n re 6 lot SIM D F NT r),,,,,—Yesterdav ntortn..r,,i ~ . 0 , half past six' o'Clocti, Mr. H. .V*l7..n-rots, l''''''ui,(4)„. the White Swan public-house, in Sv:kto"Y`itvluel Posite Somerset-hduse, in the Strand , °,; of 11 , i f 07. (ling tO his usual custom, opened his (4) , ul ie'. night, . about " edi litrri.tclile:_e:iiii.: .gitarter:oiult: _ li windows, unlocked his bar, and serve - 5- i l e I.s morning customers. Shortly 81 , te , r : s',.', lr m_i'skig , and Mrs; VERTU'S; was callett lir i t :,. il ply his pace ; but on her 'enterhig tli e , i bo til g I! fi rstob . r.ct that struck her was. the tic 3° ' cc husband- stretched' behind the cotinter.,-/ . --- --- i • . . • IVE,T EOROLOGICAL JO l Ljr l • - '' .- ' 11 BI R. prilLosorir;cALlNSTßUMENTS;fAll'r*-4g \rot' r. Therm , uuicter. . - • I .5 t Sept. 25 21; 27 2E) 30 65 . I G 2 G:1 54, G 3 15:i 63 I 54 GO 50 59 53 G 2 ;10 !,,,tics - .3s 30.05 I .06 I, '~~5~~ at c w bat I' ug t-1) . • vo• On the 9.4 th ult.in Q • I' l, o tL p _ f 11 2 t 771 .. ; nit. in Q a : c e:n s i t :::: : ct " E l d u;'):11:1* ,o f 3 ):;te i . 1 - 4 . nit. at Leith, the Lady of ia.l::'sof•A'; ( ' •.$ BIIITIIS. .-.....-................"...- I . 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Blagden„ y( ung-est dauglitt.l• to ) vr essrc f9 10 1 l At Chichester, Mr. Thomas Gatehouse, ' '' ‘ . pr; fill Co lt . t d i c ali l rl iS id ts: l la i . i t t (f g lf) ;: d i;l : r il ee ‘s r, : e l l . d . c l st)t)lidna(ii;goubitt'etrt'obsuciii ii ' ';''...eer :e fl i f C th ,, t. place. • . ' Pa °. ili ti N S l t i : ll3 : ::s ll iA l le n la i 'd : t o 3l3 l, ti' t tl; : ' , l;7'Ml id a is :rci s ri: .. 4 : e l fC- a ßli r l) g r : nr : e r i: e lil t ?:l-C1 • - • 11°)' : ell I rs ` e(11: , 1 , •• :;G:litl': : :11 : 14:16'.1t. ifft I l''c l itr::: • )li di) : ‘.. -II - N gs° : cc o re ol youngest daughter of Richard Nash, •E•sq' . ro. , P . Ty , ii : jesty's ship Salvador del T o ndo. . - rd ,, .111 1 ' ( I ,l' -iA;t:s'taerYl:-fyai;l'Se•:tA:ttiln''ir'ytolkii‘:ti.ilsllse'rriyl3{.)(ss'nda•Eu'llc:te'. uf L. • -O f • cO' s' f"' , • - ~ PT ; 4fi INSP. o r P On the 12th nit. at Ostend, John FeQ•IIY- o bir" .ii , i ' of t he.2d Battalion of the 780 Regitneotl4,3l4"s, fi On the 24th nit, at 2,alloch Mil!, V:i' i , i yeo r oro Macallister, senior, of Bailoch Mill, a g e 1;ge .5.54 d' On the 27th ult. at her house in Get 0. • Of ° • burgh, Miss Rebecca Scott, of Thirlestft!: , 7 , * Of r ?, At St. Ives, Mr. John Treluddra, ag ,.. e r ,e.l 3° ~,,e' Late on Sunday evening last, 'Mrs. G.° ' o f ''' Di! ~ f i ford-row. 1330 lier, at 0, ;,, Oil the 3d inst.. Richard Daily, '''q' ~3 , 1 ! . . e ,;4;' r lil Berks.the. 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