The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-10 00:00:00

Atil •• - 1 Is. 1 1 , nrittfra ease heieg here•-finis!ied, , ' Nr. GtHiskr addressed .the jury in a very able speeCh;anti commented on the im,Peoba.bility of such cbtitiiitt in' tilt I)efernitiot,:an& relied on the circum. alitsie - of neither . ofH the kv,itoesses' -being able to prtiiiii-itheigt, not having , co mmunicated :it to t h e PlAintifr for four year'., its a proof that their evi dence crilthi riotile beite , -ed. ''' Ltird 'at lIIettYROUCII observed to the Jury, t • hat from she -state ofottr ilniiklickand4krivate moralo, such eriMes as were imputed to 'bit ,Defendant Certainly were6;tor very'creditili!,' but they would determine. -• , • tYlielintr;tri this, ease the itnprobabili ty - .was nor out vie,iiit i ed hy•pofiativeto4rAirnony." 'He then' detailed tital'eAtiertiet , . and •Obk , silid, that if ' they. credited Ow ; witnesses, the fatlowas• proved.' The damages were' maKere4klitely for their own consideration, The Jury withdrew .far a 'quarter of an hour, anti then returned ti• Verdid for the Plaintilf.—Da.• triages sbool. , . MIDDLESP.% ELECTiON. tar, Kr.NG ,-../.. -r. is tt ic y , afias ,J. W R !CUT. „Mr, Artlior . , for. the Crown, ..explained the cli'a i s ig es in I i...e ind iet Meta. Oil, the 1.4.'!). of July Gelitg , Barlton Wfa r in Wa ting e - h;cl, and Si.rFrancis 11144itlett, were rival caiAlidates fin the -representation OtMi:j t ll , ..neX. 1.1 it.! Defendant then a p rea red as a freehr4der, ,and claimed to Full. Allied . Ayiton 'e ri u te , c d . a te oa ths, • which• lie toraki deposing, - - - st s . I:! , liatl a frechohl at N .•, 8, Bell.cqurt,' Gray's. ra -rn.f ol i te , kk !lore he resided. The Defentl4nt had a't thl t t ts.`un , .! nu freehold, :ar.d his place . Of abode Was P,Ca theie, , ~l\dr.GArtßot,v,, after . ativerting . to the , circum. st s inces whir(} pleeeded the F,leCiion iii 1.?:03 stated the neCessi y A vhich was imposed upon the Sheriff-, vidi64cre. c;illeAl Il f pOtt Infreside at the succeeding muter i to. take fSpeCial i11'• , ,,, to prevent the rept... •'. • ssunn,.pf,fr a tia : 1 1 1 4 crime:' It .was well underbido(i ~. tN tio t votes, t.r a I t % v ely, ut putkitctv paid, is ere' to b ._ Ven t tert.il ;i t the hist Eit.elion.. The jury w • -tilti, not be sUep• i.ctl, the. r fn rt-, if a ' , umber i,h dig' , ii , .l per. sons, ~a,..?tirtl% to 1 1,1 e die rt d R T ,lrs of theNAters of SNP. Cill!, ,Cr l i- r p r i,,i m o w ',dun it-, circuit do MetrO. pelts of Eiitain; IA ei r Jinx' .it, to te.t-t the torten sum, s.) . f a Cantlitfaie w 111 W,,, thu. t.• he tl/1Ce.1 . : $ upon their itcceottince„ 1 I o this prctlielinent; . it • vioulti be . readily - c u r v e, ”tl, totelligeoc p, r s o r s , Were emniciyeti to watch 't he . movements of the ii. val C,indittaro ; aid i t wistula tie'As .- ilromptly ad.. Initlttli th,.t this ftt.,iietil must be necessary..to T rite! the M. , sterfqf rims 14 ho ~. ere engaged:op. : 6e . the oppc.,si;„e side. ,Wlth all the vigilance • that could . be exilteti, tor,:iy false' via es were obirtitled tipoV: the 1)011 ; a nd lie w - a. 7 vied it:wed in deClaring 'this' fah, trx,liase the Grand I tray of Middle‘e)t• h a d .. found thirty bills:ci indititthent,.besitles the pre.. sent, which wa s.nc'sv brimi,htfor decision, The fic tit nAts vutets svere'cialtiiv ed. to pass. under oaane,,. AO tii assume freeholds ' sufficiently obscure. lii 11 1 ,. : v is - L:OY of rong: 4 ere arc many' freehold houses tiel ,, ogiog to the Mercers' Company ; and this Long.aert: became a fruitful field... The 'only instrulion for the sham eleftor was, the' name lie slosuid ass ume,' and the freehold property to which Ire shc'aiiti re rend. The 14e$eht D. feotant, lok,veyer, did ;lot come under this 'dais : it, voted for a freehold in the disposal of Mr. 110 , 1 r, in a ilark and convenient sittiattOn.-- 1 his }T yro y twit ,being it,olleti for before, was' likely to.;st, ; oft ills ,vole. The man now before the C sift, he sh'it.hld !,rave, as.utned ,the ffitte name 0! killn. W t'ilth; : be ..'vOteti for a house ft4'tsd.icli 114 , e wive'', It'Ati exercised the (rarieltise... , After he 1 1 ' . ti'!l'' 11 ed, Le w' , ol to 0 public .. .llioeln...liro.iitford, en I s,i it , he kid dor. , e tbr pitta,, n,11:1 ?I: 1 r -Ln I , ;.t.ey, : s Et. hd 4 d o , e,.4. -mind to ri anti - giwe unotheTati.. l -ie W. 1,1• lit he might do a., 'MI4. it he Would 14.11g .t ii littod a eti ,in re r d tes, he khaulti teceive eighteen . 4illings o till .eac h of them, 11,,,y the agents 'i t , 014" i , rUte ;wet, tneitritipt Caine sonic , c lot hes . were .. given, that.tlieY Might appear with the credit and . decency of Iteeholders ; and there was ' a reiful4e.. dr)nmit'lee to transa4l these affkirs, the members • 0 v Ercf, he knew, andt. Alive was a ,a , pqnsibic' agent, with Whom he also had. the honour to be ac. vaulted,: These .voterS were nut in be Ifil'lcd with the feit'artl- of t heit . : crime'befOre; they had pa ., ‘ed....tlie Poll, because the agent ,had experience ell.(nrilt of mankind to be aware, , that he %Ito W.' uhf c,?!nmit perjury to receive Ny, would, if it, Were ill his power, obtain- the rmolumF,nt withont iocit;rirg the risk of site perjury. .fience, the scht•tm.- mi l )ted wits, l') give a certain animal, bear. it the hutron f o rtn, !lie name by which he should. px.i. ! Ind tile freehold lie should assunie., The, book:k of the Poll were, ;ii ter the.,terminafi.Prt Of - the hu , i,iebs of the day, transmitted to the Committees, , and .there the voter was to produce. 'ill real: and fictitious nam e ;• and for this horrid profanation of private honour and public right the paltry rernutteration of ' twenty shillings WAS •Itssigbed , 1, Miserable men!" said Mr. GAgicolar, ." theYAiCl, Iwt,ettrilsobtainihese twenty t.-hillingsi two Shilifiv,t. : were the revved of this inhonous agent fur the atto:, ciutis sodu4linn ; andeighteenshillings were. all the Wretches retitilred.'' , Ira ordtT to guard a,sirist the deeptiono during ihe last eieetion, itt cA Geri a doubt thc voter was destine! to Spell his name,- and , the plaCe for which he claimed to vote, and it will be easily supposed, from the minions employed by thi; patty, '• it was not uncommon that o r thographlcal,•errors Should be committed, which led to. deteelion: H e :, would- prove, 'that the, liarne of the present De,' .1 fcmflot was Thom , s Price, and not j oho Wright, to which he pretended; and the occupiers of ille. linutte should be. called; And . 'others' interested in the property, to shew t that. he WAS tiOt _the free.;' holier. ,He' 6 , 041t1 ;din place in the witness, box' .tlie„,.person who saw. him poll,. w,ho . .:save ,hire te.,. eflye the pay . of. .his iniquity, and s a farther sum: to toable him to escape the gt,ipe of itintlietive jus.• 4 rice, 4‘ If,' saidilte.l.;sarneil Adoncatcp . “ , titer; be rip feeling 'A duly- in the :Tents whohave entrapped. it ese tinfortunitte culprits t:lntl I do 'sot know that there is), if !here, t* no sentiment of honour in these cor [tip _ministers •of ,vice (and I. cannot cOneeive . shot there is),. yet rhete exists sonic .;principles mini pelting 'lllO , l 10,,iiitir Own private security, and 1, dull I,llewitjtat.unkir.r the influence of ,these, they gave ‘ this,filegrailetY individual.who. now stands b e . !pre you, iseveit shi)lToss,and si*.lience -for tbe loss of produ.iive labour for one day, and a further stint swiftly to convey? .. him' trotn clic reach of the - These ittli shOuld - estahlfsh b. two Witnesses. Perhaps the Jury - would he disposed to inquire; who were the persons 10-give this testi. ninny He would answer, • that .from necessity, they must-, he persons .accustoru/d :to/these horrid scenes, If they would know the hauhts of conspi trews, .they :cottlll alone belapplierl gence„hyinstruments in these black transaftions.— : Fle, on the part of the Crown, produced these nesses; jt.wass the peculiar pris : ilege of the Jury to decide on.4lte credit they deserved. The Defendant ILtil been told, that he, .at this . time, ;was to appear n his trial be had ventured to deliver in ;Affida vit", deposing, that, he;liad.trony friends inquiring ;for hirli , vvito ; would beNi t itnesses. in leis-cause ; and un thii ground he applied to post -p one th e _d t ier t ni.,, nation. This applicatioo, the.. Lea riled , Counsel. itati resisted, hicaose ;nothing could,. so easy, if he were not, gtiilty„as to shrw his ~ttame was nut Price, hutcWright ; and by establishing his Free hold, or his identiv,,,from the. charge he was,in.. stoutly exonerated. ; Wrp , ,ed _ , Ffiencl, who conduCted i thc defunce, zi!ltoalitTetitre , .lllo the De.. tendant ,was, not •at t lirentfortl4,-Afio..his laborious occupaHon,;,art ; shoekokkg!,, , ,,hoe:Pilt.. GAtt&ovt) would . cglly throtv l d(siodtn,itisibfie,l- I.,bnt if Such. evi . ,Jetwe were .proiluced;' , these Witnessep con. arm this staiiimeot., the:. juty,, as honest men, would. heacquaiuted;wi , ,b their public duty, and resolutely discharge it..- Lir , invited his ,Learned the'frpot,ample„dio:uulon.of all the circumstances, hecauf,e, ; tbett he _should be' more competent.to fulfil, when.,in the thirty subsequent indietments he - shrlll.4 the called Jowl) to perform it, when the .arrive that other delinquents shoirld h trieiloviten ,they should he, dragged to the balyif, justice,.to receive ,the vengeance which awaitad them,. Yet, texrible aslnight .be :their si:. .toati?n, n'ithing could,he mote consoling :than thel.acility:of proof, it they: were innocent.— the hu,,ness.. , .was eondotekl., ..the Agents ofiSir Francis. pordert. } These Agents ktr, the ri ,9 l6)C the prlicry) snight.be sworn,. and the Defendant.. might, be itiquiited., t, . • .Mr. A veron, the Poll Clerk, was„then 13441-c'i•"l""el4:llfir,-,G10.04$ he said, be the :Oath .of the Freelthlsirrs•andithat againvt Bribery,, .were ,adirtinisterod .to.tvery, Vt..ter who presented himself, ,titnless the Sheriffs intetpusea forlt-Muft so. leinn forM of admission Rogers , said, be was: Poll-clerko and that, Was.duly sworn. ,He , stated,,thatihriPoll. hooks. =se uiAler VAL:44I3s included the . *Frealitildees niine.. the, ,sittntiftno of 'the Freehold'•'' .theArkittire. of the. Freeltold,‘and the pcCupier; To; . these liar j icula is were added .the, name of the Can.,. didate he ;voted fur, and the 'wore!: jurat-if ht took the oaths,,..and Alga:mat if he .wets aQuakers- Wet further ,rlr2pOsecloltat a in.imianswering.lllo;nailievf• John ritght vocetLon the second clisr-nf eletaiotr.;. `that he I tated his. Fteeltoltl,,Was' at Nu., coUrt,.(l,ray!s-Inu-lane,:-..atul , bitv , tcsittencertolser4i the sooty place,' Britt; eross.examitied by Mr. , RAIN!' • tor the'Defendam ' " the said, is was nut post , ible for him in ; the- multitude . of•Voterv, to identify the •pers,on of ;the etisimer ; hut with :re. sped, to nwone who had taken she paths, the, term the best :o f ' his knowledge, Ica¢ !been.. ;omit .Cll r .' • .; •., • • 'NI r. ry .11riti.t4 the rt.a scalded ?the end en. . der vie nt,. a : lu 4g. exam Mations lie had .k no wolf ice ,f4r w.elve ttiontlrs. (Thee- Ps isoner here interposed, anti et r intradiCied the Witness: vory udrich:his,Lnrd. ship desired he.. might sit down * and begged he . wr:uld. ilocturiher, interfere.) . "f lie •Wi mess btiA the ; trade of ~ P rice: was ;that of a ;shoemaker.: He ~sfisv him ,on the seeoncl, day,: and on, the- morning , the firs{, .of the-Elation. ...He polled iyo the second day. untltsr . the eye: of the Witness, in ;the Holborn. Divisioit, He was . asked, if be:were a FicellAdt'll, which his.aoswereiljothe anima. five; the - Witness 'saw him kiss ..the batik. two 'several times.. lie heard the Di:fendant distinttly say, be•had. a Freehold'in Bell-court,' Gray's inn 4, lane, Where he . livid. -After he• cane from the • fitistingaho: met him et a public.house, where,:em. • ploy l o g an osili,.he said, be 'woad do the trick again, He' afterwards met. Price at .varitius, flumes: in the 'neighbunrhon4 of -Fore-street, where. he. received the eighte!it shillings for his. vote, anti subsequent. ly, •Itn 'additional sum to,tionvey..hiteaieyorstFtlic , leech Of public justice. , .0o 4viiocross.examination by. Mr. Easy rut.- he atumptedito. conceal, a piece ; of paper, which he. hail impel:Jed • immediately on 'entering'. the Boa., After various efforts by. 'the . 'Learned Couriself to obtain this document, which were'Saceessiv.ely resiiited by thetWitivessohe Jester:. alas, in the , sequel, 'constrained , to.prodtice :it, by :the'order:Ofthe Cistat.justric I. He bed said, , -it .was s mioute . of his.owif, , and of his-ow:I writing,. .and that he earrierithematerials fur 'writing it, in his own , pocket. , I e,'adcted,:•that , .be. saw Pt ire a - Ttarne.- riot-his; own, ond , for..a iteeheia did not possess ; *tut .that heAnade• - a note 'oft echo transaftion, - thinking: stisome :future-tune it might be , . of 'service. itie.'elepoied, , eitar he neither cont-t' , tuttniCitted this Mitit3te.. to the per Sons aJminiVrcrint' . the cash! to !?rite, or to any , potion; 'until he de:: livered it to Mr. , Ensues;~:.. The.Learneil Counsel heating him-swear that. , he wince ir avittirhitown hood,. and perecivirig two.difrerint kinds of writing; the . one - by an, ei.pert cterk, • the other .liy a ;prison' very deficient jet abe art, desired him toeopy' the papt# Caul?! ; • which wittolittle , lueefestli The.original. and the copy were then delivierid into • the custody of the Court. - , • , • John Deriby „war then examined by .Mr. CregY,'• Fit had knOwn the Defendant 18 or.ll-itiontlis.%He .811 W him vote atilt . ; Stentforti - ,F.ledirin the- seoonii• day. When he some back Step fly,TayloF gay e:hini. eighteen -sliillingeforitiehts vote ; ha could ant hear. in the crowd wher;the:Prisonet said, although tit , the Elettion he Wag-as near to the Poisoner av be way then to; tlie'inry yet. he -. mi.:iced: his. lakiow hold of ihe hoiik - twk.e. At tht,Magpve:endl Stamp, sifterw OA, he said b hit donetheiricki look kis ejtes,l4. , would rlsa it.agyr in and itgaitr:' a dded, q be . appetite-4i , 4lteir vital iott(ellthling ro.sfre fiarttt ot his rross.tlamtnittion . .- try RAthi, he -Said be ! • JAMBS. • OLD RAILLY. , : t..i was a mere -idle v , isitor at Mendota ; that he: met rite Pri4oner at a uublic.lioilk i • where he went-to' get — a Trap g$ he:tr—on inclinatrou be was vitcy, much'sUbjeei'd to. About two months agcy the Pri, soner said to him; ke qua: afraid ty , should be aup for is bad vote. ° Mr. j dm William Davis, Mr. Phillips, and Mr. Richard Dixon, deposed to the right of the freehold not being in i.he Prisoner. - Mr, Ett , ,KINC then addressed the Court and jury at considerable length, and with great ability, on. the part off' the Defendant. Alter which the - Lna Cut ti.'y Justlci . commented on thcarious NUS of the evidence.' "The Jury in a few minutes.delivekti their rerdia—Guilty. • THE KING V. MATTHEW CRAM ALIAS GEORCZ This was a, trial ,of the same nature with the pre . 'ceding, The,PriSoner had sworn chat he- hoa hold in 14.40over.street . „ Long-acre, and that she lived at NO. Vivver.itreet ; wbere•asr lie. had no freehold or residenee in those situations. Mr. GAR Rowo cntentcd himselltvith aver) , %hart . .al dress to the Jury. The liv, Wilses were t h etk • called, and Mr. EIttKINE conda.ted thc,delenci with his :usual Lord p.l4,Nouitouour salt!, ton ,c.rinvf.s • Weril fiegulntly'discovered" eith , :r by itic• friOliie of cl;*4 -• suing of ooilseiepee, or by the testimony Of ;iccom. pheet, recoomientl.d to the jury nOt to recei‘e the evidence: of Brett (who h;md iteen it*:4io brought Inrviiard ,as, a witness) without cXtfrenie ,catiljon. Lordship then offered,to go, through {hi Whole. detail on Ws notes, then he was intrfrortettby the jury, who mid th'ete was no occasiori,for any fur-, ther assistance, and alter a kik , minutes con>u:ia. ' tion, they returned With 4 r.erdia—Guiiry. Saturday Ifinry Ir7l/;ams was indiCted for stahioing' G. liarris, a police.cliicer, on the night• of the 2 zd' of November, with an intent to murder' him. The Pri:orter . hid been stOpped with a bag- of coals, on; der suspicion of having stolen them; and while-the officer' A-atr. coritfuling him to the *6(01.1mo:c o - he stabbed 'ltie in the face, leg, and body, in a dreadful manner -3 hut by the assistance of NU'. 'Morgan, a' cOal.triettlraht; . he . was secured: . . .l'he - krrife with , . which' the - PrisOner had inflieted the wound's' was found on the spot where the etifil'e- bad , taken. place.j—Gkeilly, Dinib. •Fifreeh 'Prisonet 4 ( werwenlivieted , Of -Felony , , vil e r .jainoi Pettl434 Id 4ttliow , Webscd, Sarah !noes, l'lu.lias 14.4k.son,:,tiatan, 44440x4ci, antes )Viliiairii,. Kith:tht Wilms harnsono C;6arge "Savage, :it m INgv, 5mi1u....1 Co9k; Anil ' Vtiekkaft;l'flaty Ifilritett;'‘ in. fionAnltn, joint ldues,, autti i . LuorSttinneh, . , - , , - . • . % .111.r.te,; , :were ,acquitted, anal nineteen diicliargtii ,by.,Pii4laibioion.- ~, A man:nan,red lussel,.aged 70, who had. deer, for sa?ne tunein custody, r, titSTer .tronk, suspiaioil cot. varionseuelts,.wal on'Firday discharls4.l . lpr a:prosecutor, a . nd:within an ,hotir aftfjlnslibera,' thin J tole "tOI,4iiIIC(I bells ftqm s ,.,a gni) a variety front residing in . Church-tine, Whitechailcl, ,He tefte4 i t ttte hitter, offence, and rt..-condArd to pi. 'sun.' On Thitisdity evrning a barn and several ricks'c'ff l wt l e A r and brdey, belonging to R , hityson, of 13nrbil . 4e, nt.t;o• Wcyii On; flea, "Irk which the whole Was.4z , irored, Tire barn atio - c(intineci qqantify - of alert: Smutday a libooringiitn, while working on tht. toad near the Turnpike, i n the drupi:;c'4 . iMcvn and . initantly,expired. Mr: 'V. prown, , k 4,le r ; cif was seized with a„fit some days drice, litUtt in his shot); and expired inifrAiarely: At Worcester ,Toll.frec., Monday I. , st, .these wits a. laq, SitQvi} of , laranci. avid sheep, , .whioli . wor 9tr,itt bighet pticelt:thap or last tnatke.t.. The Butter and. Cheese ,FAir, -at Nurtvick ,on IVlondity anJ Inebtlay i was.extreately dull. '.Ysitite dtdries. °Waived.' from 503. to g3s. andfiat chaise sohl•ar ,3de.per• • ' •. The o q4antity, of .wheat entered, at.the.Costotn. ,house using rite! last -week itptt: exceeded .29,609 quarters, of which i 0,763 carne from Danrnie, 300 c .) from Archangels = :abnot like.qoantity from P.ilitto,-and the' rest from Fiollanci, Tog"inV" , 8114 . Kailigmburgh*. The: iMportations of pats and bar. ley were not extensive. . We-are gratified to obietTe.s continued redudioo: in the price . uf wheat An se4fral of the Provincial, Markets. At Devizeo, on Thursday, there w att further fall.of about prr quarter. At Wisbe,ich the,avaragea price h;is (*Ale n f r o m to Norwich it is -1 ~wee, and at - Qainsbi.tiougl6sl.;out zi. • At,Candiridge ordirory,wheat has, fallen in price witltio:the,wok per quArtgr y at. Lincoln 12t.' lobieittld Pif)pitOri and lippingh.nn p. At Cantrtbury..thereA* a . reduktion . in ihe price of fLor. ; and tht,Weich Ariaikesi am -gene rally Lin the dectine., • . Amon4st all the returns, .Startifold is the only Koket to wlii<:di•we nuticr rise r asid them sup r.• firvisvlte,it. is aliout s s, per ,quattet above: tlyo,last wychitsTrices. .. • -t.. An Xcetien4 4ol),titute, 1,10 . in. the 11141,11... • figiilr-e of refal has ;110;041'y, bprn: d i sc.() v e etl by a krh,:„,0311,,N ittmnoe,,.,ol, l tki:Notiliern ProNittces of, Swgtitri 'it ie •the spkgramait pc/it:ire; ydttcit formed; into bread palatable as wheajeo 3)41,1 ( 1, iii.an:ilyziag, found it to coniain Brea t iirrac4l 4 iirie alpfer. ' Giizettp,ofAitAtti4y:goititains a N 9 lice from the ciiiirrskissionivA arta. regylatiob Hackney coat;hes t ,that in rposemnenci: ottliOtistk price of :oats, t 9 (Ittm;l9d, a k a, ipciftdsrii• fore,..piritm tl •Z,l st ,iitie,ettn4. l i. 0, 0 1, 1,40-4414ing 1,104 e:: sOti 911, iloPtittk , n on every. ill; cre.ike of -2V: ty eittKr at'Ler-lhe of:Q4t is annooncid io the e;iac(te ro uhe «ant ttVer. (14141Lei4 •: , 'lilt fs. nod stii 6(l....fareb tiln:io . thritiefoiret • ;- , el;:,...quart;) Printed brit icitA art VIA it T tof mai tie-, cf CVN 0.1 Ni s iN m t(-tarlelikts ttlt S&lttille l lOttri3.ltVtt,_ r )4l . A t t he .suit-ti)ir lc'', No 2, a'tsand *tteee A rtrittrire , Wr i Ordr 4 t : '4 1 — r P4Per;',L;(iirs tar /kr * aisst.be , - •To THosiAs Tel Y 1,0 It t iri(l 3 , 141A,,;1;,:gi ..- . ~. ' , Not, le, liCe 1144' ri•StglOillE i rZi . • - • iveriL.itri,i)4o..t iiteisuubehr tipottjilto IPoglow.-, ' . . ,t ;= you of • i..4.4;gir4siriat.:imi 4gtrAordiagk Cutr,,,i,jljOf' cerv'ti Iritn f aitri ' isihic tikicinej4;3Ao9;. , , '.' PI[L ~ .'., : ',..; , y it!, 'i',! : `•"'" '—' r` . '''' ' ' . 1 iltbut.l:lqY`ettkianic- Y4I. IV t sql; et l riithisSikfilt4_,„r` •*, , 1),IS,()R DER i I t higti ._4o.4tcti rittnerAiglitly• Pit sictilitiii • tti r':,,, . cil .but the l' . - ' -). rid( 'g ' • ittit ..miLl'Ver'll biy-LY ' " I ' • - J0ya.5...,11 spr an, . ) . , , , ut I obliged to api>it,to't tetnost thrtiuept 7 srl, tll , '; FacalrY; 0 11 1 0, theii t assst3nc4' atliktled Otili'• tionitorary I,:liat; , .1-„;;;6, , - i through var„4 4 ,s,us c t e,tikso or,. _sifitivglott, anti ft,oin 1%,.;814 r,i,.._ of itc4rpp tent Ifiblt; -‘yai test tti:l,oa i4r :1 - tri :ie. ,4k0,16t0i1. k Ir y Utters.. that spteatlliirotro !my I;unbs..r4:ll,lopetl-tite i'L, ° ' , • ',lrA. 9b.i e t, - , ;•!? that; tuylitlends.ilespiiire4 4 ; ttlX refte. 7 " • , t , Heft n rn L l ou . t o t his iiituatiON; 1. 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Pastea hi--the A.nn, tatlt.l94), from Malta ; Ripe', Pia:kelt Aurora, I - 1011 - raid, ,arsd , Fretleritk Wilhelm, Stofrells, triun Roth:rd.:tn.' ' . • BIR7'II. . . . On Surat v the 2/3 inst. itt 1611eston-Houser Staffacishirce the Latty of SitO*waiti N105',...v, ltart of a Son and Heir. ~,.........—..--------r------._ , AY :ilg7tlr4D D. , ~ . . , .oti Thurs!l,ty List, the 6th lust, ,3t Male•bone Church, 'Captain ttobe-rt C a mpbell, of iheßo) al Nov)',N to Miss Ma. rit 'Ector, only.laughterolltear.Adminti.litigar, -: .4)11 Titur,:jay, it the c Mvo9r, Churcf4 Sitrevosbuyy, RIO 'K vpas con , Esq. of the i.; . roNtt, _ Essex, to . liiis 64.91514 .0 - A2kl ,' third blighter of Sir Charles liak-eley Barf.- DIED. 1..);1'1" , ....e5.da.y*1a5t,. at lii; house at I lorn:;ey; Per. agc,l ' > -, . .. , iiit icE ow .11'0;:g 5. anziran,ay• .. ... ~ .. •—• t` Bank Long Ann. 17 i-i6tii • inttO Short. Alin. Nan! Ann, -- , • lthipliuni, 9 pt. i ' tmperill 3 pc!' 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