The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-28 00:00:00

, - ~,. BRITISH RrITIEIP. P43O 4 JOCTOR, A PERIODICI. IVORK ) tti'3 VOLS. [Concluded from Yesterday.l 'ltTy new plan: then is, briefly, to oil* all those Calculations which respe& the sun, and insert in their room some of the particulAs which are beretifter• to be Mentioned,' I, would likewise. propose to omit . alit hatiage advice respe6ling agriculture and physic, whiCh Mr. Cardanus Rider bass for so many years " compiled for his country's good," but which. can be of no kind of use in the metropolis. For exam- ' ple, he finis gives counsel January :--" Let not blood, and • use no physic, 'unless there be a neces sity. Eat often, and avoid too much sleep." The lotterpart of this caution, every one must see, is su perfluous ;' add as to using no physic, unless there be a : necessity, it seems to be a malignant stroke aimed at, tbe worshipful . Company of Apoiliec,aries, ‘ who, it is well known, have more business about the end of this month than atauy other time of the year. In lieu of all such advice, I would propose the following, or something like it, which might be va ried every year, and-will be found to suit the verb/ much better than any anxiety about the roots of trees or the setting of kernels. JANuAttir...--In this month, finish your Christmas . visits : take in account of card-Money, and prepare to return to London ; draw from your steward as much as he can scrape .together, And give oiders ,about the birth-clay dteSseS: • . Vseaushitv.•-•--Begin to leave cards at the houses of three or four initiated Wends : inquire xlit-re they have been "this age past :" keep an .account.of names of lali-dois, and a list of colds and sprained ankres : sub.cribe to the gaming-houses and con certs, and get acquainred with the names °rifle hew opera perjormers.. -Ayoid.coniing too. early to the theajre, rind dine as 'ape!, as the play is over, yOur routs, and let 'the world ,know *hen you are at home , : . visit Covent-gotden roittet, an' w hat'fruits are most, our of sea lay in a stock of cherries and-green 'peas : beipeak glasses and china from the shops, upon le only: employ the lamplighter to decorate the i•boOls, and. invite about twice the number of friends they will-contain -;,saw paragraphs in the netyspairs,-and 41iiturb the. neighbourhood till day-titne. thi triotith,give public breakfasts in the after4o6n; andietollinner abour an hour.afier sun-set, atlici peoples , routs, - wonder how tlieY can chi:4odt things With ari.cstaie so:4:pr, and be very ) ..l#6lii ',in till - accent - it of your-escapes from the poles of eoOles. .•RKcori op Atte. number of brok . e'nllitob s and aXletrees, ar.d.walk •horne in the facia in day;th . rougit . a 'violent .shower. Count the , colds twau tit ; and read with astonishment in the newspapers the brilliaocy,of the NM, the hospitality, , of the tnistress of the house, the plenty of all scarci tieS,i'and the amazing- convenience of accommoda tion. and the conyi , .iality 'of-the company.. MAN.—This is a good month 'to marry : lot. the old folks make up matches, and the young ones ac. 'tent :hern without faither" 'delay. Plant Cy jut. 'Cans, and rail at the judges as' a parcel ormOnk , sit ignora muses who know nothing of the. world.. Inquire cat Christie what Can be: raised . on the Essex , estale. Takettekek for bi.!nefits, tind give them . to distant cousins, And your people in the hotisekeeper's room. tILF Parks-on:Sunday,: Mid place b100d... horsee in cgrricies, that there may be tto dearth of acci' , • dents. • ; Ju NE.—Vrepre for the birth-day':;' - consult often %vitt) milliners andinantua-makers : 'Continue public kireakfasti, and midnight dinners : think . of leaVing, town ; it hegins'to,be,horrible : Wonder at the' im -1 ertinence of tiadestuen sending in bills of four; five, and six years .old and consider the proptiety of an ,: °the! pip to Paris . : , he T'arliament Still obstinate, giVe ceinpore, ,ind puoh on the breakfasts to even ; Mg gist balls,nefore dinner, and go to bed next d y. Begin to ihittft' in earnest Of leaving town;bot be not hast)i , in determining where, to get ; and least of all, to go to' your' own 'Mansion in the cent's ,' '• try. Give h • iys of a Afew entlipage, to dazzle the eteganies of Vols. , BrighthelCustone, Cheltenham, . &c. :. make small rents tit'for sill tges : get tictivaintances, and erett colitntei in the new4popers,.ta the memory of your %ants and rides, tli niers aryl f bnice3, dejeunes and petit soupers.— ~: cims. for the winter, and prepare. to astonish tbi public with some wonderful .fnux IS. . , ,Paris, and 'find even y thing superior, to old England." Squeeze to 'see IStiona* parte, and wriie hornri his height and breadth, and the form, of his mouth, nose, chin; . M I - (1 forehead . take partieular - notice'et ; and if he says . thing, Made a near reply for him. I/ the na muse.4 and olleries, and.admire :every thing bnvond ail :00..vidr cif expression.---but don't a,k how • arty thing chnietbete. , • , the weather, becomes colder, •,throw (dime, part of the summer dress ; visit Mar. 7 abootAbe time the l cits leave- ; attempt lie 'breakfasts and balloons, socceJate on as',-taces, an d , A uen,joulping. - irr-sacks. Be, but: 10.; „at night, as colds caught now morellnrohle,-4,tban tit. ." O .Y other A few. duels ma y pra6 li oe d this t:u , r tit with great eclat, and , it,itsr_ a good, time to cirrpo. NiV fPR,-- 4 for a few weeks , to 'the ta mansii,o, to recruit ; inspect 'he accompti, and , a , s . nn owant tor the winter ; fell the mks, sand Flint t nurtg9gcs (or.. ,Brookes's— -See what can be upo tdod, and write to Tattersal. Tbo ise i ng_f! , ..(d'and bleak; finish the summer at igi, ton. e eto toan or : Akt: chty, if raflimnent should meet present at _Lour,, nt the of the,:,klOune.; go .directly into , the . tountry to spew) ,Oliristitian, with some friOtid; but asAistanr at pos sible limn your own tenants.. Plant cattiest land ire bit - nisei ftir next term. I fray safely nppeal to my renders, whether ad. ,vler , of thir palord,. Jaded e according to &CUM .Valvict.not be more app!opr"“tte to the ge. . 4 , ler eity, of. thld Avoni,o,' than that perpetual care WOO* Pilrt-C4rtlanus ;o Itider: advir those anxious pre ses tin to Jake of ur eatit4tiges.anti our. health o . • r mv.tarC, LO N DON' : rtimed by I-10 NI A's' woo D, of No, where , Covent.g.irtien; Fold rublisbed bY WI I-LIAM A RINK; E R seßtet-s, South Moltlu-slrcel , CfC . S VCro . - i it) Strimd. Ailvertisumeals., Orders':or the Letters tor the liWitor, &c. (post paid), =zit addreluti. ! cep tt he delivers on the sbwing of tur6ips . or (1.. the eating of salt mint. Yet let it no t be thought that I would wish to restrict our. Astrologers elAirly. to the atfairs of this timer' world. , They*liy s. iii con sult the stars, although for different ptirposes. They. tvay still arnu-e the world by calculating a di vorct.., upon the 'same principles they calettiate an eclipse ; for ttie transit. of Mercury, !they way pie dial the t- to of 'an etnbassy ; and instea4 ofOhlvt6 threatening destruElion, let_ them lofetel , the c6tise quences of French_ theatres ereeled in p an Einglish metropolis. As to ttrins, they may omit that ar ticle altogether, since the pleasurable world is re solved to keep no terms; and instead of Saints . ' dap, it would be _a. great , improvement to dm:wale the calendar with ladies' nights. LAfl REPORT. COURT OF CHANCERY, Nov.: -. Hii Lordship gate pdgment this day in the cause in which Brockton was plaintiff, and Lucas and Savage the defendants, respe&ing the _llose , puh,c. house; at Islington ; dismissing first the cro•s•hill of Savage, with costs,and granting the prayer of Bruck son's bill for a specific perform:ince, with costs.also. His Lordship continues to sit in his private room, but appears• much better. COURT OF KING'S lIIINCti I Atiliv' 27 • THE KING v. GLossorp. Mr. ATTORNEY-GENERAL said, in this case,which WaA indictment !or perjury in the evidence given by the defendant on an ingniiilion of outlawry, , tried before the Sheriff, against Mr;.Taylor, of the Opera house, an application had been Made to their Lurd ship's yesterday, to haye the trial postponed, on ac- countiof the indispo-ition of Mr. Richard Hill, the Attorney foe-the prosecution, who was . sworn to be so much =indisposed as to be incapable of gi'ving in-. struCtiens for the condaeling of the pi,osm:ution, while, at the same tine, ,the trial could not be efice- - tually conditied without his superintendance. ; but, the Court had been of that the affidavit did not dis cluse a sufficient ground' for * postpnliirl the trial, in n•spect it did not appear that Mr. Hill whir a material witness on time trial QI the' indielinent: - The:At to-ney-General now`held id his hand an affidavit by Mr. Hill, in which he swore that be was the prose cuter of that indiament, and that he will be a neces sary witness on the trial; as to the:feels of the case, which was one of considerable intricacy, requiring his own stiperintentlance, while, at she same time, he Was so Muchindisposed as to-be utterly incapable of attending the trial, or of giving ,such •itistruelions to any other persons as: would enable them to con duct it. . . Loa ErArir:nottou6it oid, •in these eircum,- stances, the . Atturney General might take a Bale to shrew' cave. • • . • THE KING V. THE ARCHBISHOP OV CANTERBURY , • AND THE :BISHOP ,Op . LONDON. - • The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved to have the Rule in this case enlarged; as to the Biahop o,t Lon-' don, tilt next Terry). • Mr. GARBOW said, he understood it hid yester day been enlarged, as to bojh the Archbishop and' Bishop. Mr. ATTORNEY GENERAL said, his motion of yesteiday had been , confined to the Archbishop. On the part of the ifkliov of Louticor lee had to. state', that. his Lordship was extremely anxious to hue it kHown, • t hat a s!atenient'which 'had on abroad, ' as to his having unitor.tily denied Dr. ?mall all ac ceas to him,. was wholly unfounded. On,the con trary, Dr. Povah had repeatedly had 'tweed to the Bishop, wln had conversed with and,examined him, on the very points on which his, judgment on:Dr. Povah's case was founded, . The Rules .were enlarged as to both till next . Term. • THE KII4G •A/. ITOSP.ASQN., IMi..Pia'sttti skewed cause agiinst t he, Rule ob tained in thiS cause; , why a Criminal Infokruation should not be filed against him, for misconduct. in his office, as a. Magistiate. The complaint upon which the Rule was granted,, stated,. a, lad, named Gueval liaddely, was engaged in the service of Hoseasorwas a labourer in husband! y,. and, upon ;a ceinplaint of Monteith, his own Bailin . , he „atied as a Magistrate , in his own cause, and com mitted the lad to &Waltham guilt fur a month, and to be whip*. . In answer to this, Mr. PARKE.produced the affi davit of Mr. Hosea Son, Mr. Monteith:, anal several ocher persons, in which Mr.. Hoseason stated,.. that he'considertd the lad as the oervant of Monteith, who' had the hiring, }.aping, and dismissing of all the labonrers, and that when he committed him on the complaint of Monteith, he thought he' tego lati)l took tognizance of the matter, *a mann the bomplaint of A master against his servant. t h detailed a number of cirenmstancevot the miscon dna' ot the lad; and that there'tvas nn other Mi gistrate near to take cognim tnce Of his condutcl. After 'Mr. ATTORNEY-GENERAL had been heard in reply;. bird ELLENBOROUOiI ITry much I'll)mb:tied the ronduc - .1 of a Magistrate' n Sitting aa Jndge, when subst , iiice he 'wai the accuser ; but consider - Mg all 111 c clrctittioances of the present caio, he thought the It de ,ought not be ittatte ilbsolate, - tiut ordered it to ce dist4.!rged upon payment of costs by the defendant.. GAME LAWS. RLCLIARDSON moved for a Crriiiirari to he dheett:d to the Cietk of the Pepe,. trot the County of I,"ork,cotrunnnding hitn.to yeturn.a_copy of the de posittons conviCtion in the case ot,, a person of `that .County, ,convicted by .a Magistiate thereot for huntin game (viz. bares) with dug, he not being -dOly qualified according to law. to bunt 'elrie. • . npplica;.ion Wa4 grounded On affidavits, . star•• ing that the person so convicted eras gatneketve,r and laintsrnan to_ a Gentleman of distinetiOn,Dl that county, who himself keeps-a pack of ttotintls there, „ . a nd who was cr44 Witp his c logs on time day stated in the infortnatiln. . . , _ . --- The Court iitunediately granted the, rule, whirl will be taken into corisideiation eatly, in the Ticx term• S P. CR ET . ASS 00/A7'ION:6A; .11!1 dliturhances 'a 'few yoars sitter , in China, Whir Whine assumed the tiirm iit an active telethon. It is SUpposed that' what risetu them mts the expokion 'of the ancient dynasty of ;dings, which happened ahniit the mid dle of the 17th century nod made . %%-ny for• the fatuity of,the 'ray 'Wing. It is th,tight-that a:Prince of the House' of 11Iings is the Secret'agita-: 'JO of the teoubles..,* • ' Since the unsuccessful expedition which:Was undertaken against the rebtls in 1805, they !ive ac ydred on accession. of strength and boldness. Recent intelligence snakes the. number 'of vessels they have armed amount to 4000, which prevents the. Chinese Government sending a fleet against: them. . • • . The largest of these vessels is of 20J tons 4nr then,' manoed by from two to three houdred„hands, and carries from' 12 to :Zo guns. The boats are • ,generally about 30 tons, and .11 tve from 30 to 50, hands. If they had a little military scicnce they might easily make themselves masatns Of. Aticao,, poisessinnof which would procure them great a& vantages. As yet ti ey have not attempted an in cursion, into _the interior of China, although they have many partisans there bnt they are in force' in the island Of flAynau, and on a gteat part of the coast, ot, Formosa, as. well as in a part ot . Cochin China and Tonga - tin. They • base nn head Chief-, tain ; but those who command . different bodies ad with the utmost union, which gi%es reason .to suppose that Were is some central and hidden spring of action. Letters, dated February-) 810, state, that these pirates reached Canton, froMwhence they had . . been afterwards driven. . . There 'is in China, and particularly in the Wes tern and S....nbern provinces, a certain Secret Asso. 'amino, formed nt the d , scontented of all ClaSSei ,Of the people. Those who compose it are called Titian Th6e 0116; that is to say, " Heavun and Earth unit- . . - ed." The.y know each other hy-signs of conven tion, and they furni4h great assistance to the rebels; and communicate to them any intelligence they deem of importances,' it is even said, that the Ad miral, Tay Tok, was one of their number,' and that it was by connivance. be perMitted one of their flo tillas to escape. • I Another similar Associatidn exists in the Northern part of China, which is/called the P. lin - Kin, thrtt is, " Enemy of strange Religions." Another cause of their - faelinus union is 'discontent with the Govern ment, and the hatred they bear the reigning family, which is descended from the Mantchoux. 'This information, with respell_ to secret associ, atious in China, was imPared in ti3os; in the tower 6r Glissee, on the .not thorn coast of the island of Java, : by , a person named Ant Tito Ko, Chief of:the Chinese in that country, to M. 8e00,: vault, the naturalist 'attached to the expedition to the Austral lands: It 'supports what has beon'stated by M. KrUsenstern, Captain of a vessel in the set-, vice of a Russia, in his voyage round the world. " For these 2b years past, there has existed in China an Assnciati , in, known hohe nairte•of Titian Thee (Atli, the liter a signification of which words is, " Heaven and Earth united,'! and literate intended to convey the notion, that no the Heaven and F irth font') only a common whole, submitted to the s ime 11. vs of nature, so men'should have a common and . mutually assist each other. - The principles of the Adociations are, equality 'among. men, the obligation which the rich ale 'under to divide their superfluity, anion the poor. members of the Associwion acknowledge no legitimate authority, they have signs. by which they knol one another; and a ceremony of iniii,moo. The candidaie is . Placed beneath two drawn skres crossed above his head, and he swears to . part- with life rather than teyeal the secrets of the society, or become' unfaithful to it. A few drops of blood ate taken from' him, as well as from itte I,elson who receives• his oath. This blood- is tinted in a. cup' of lea, of which each person drinks. . 'I he principles of the socieq , Thian Th6e anarchical, destructive of all happli,.:iS and Will quility, public anti private,' and 'resembling so 'much those which sq lung waled France, appeared to have been brought itOrn Europe to china tot it was a person of Canton, pained Thitan ThCe, i.eho conceived the design of the association, and in that -town it had its TheGirzette of Tuesday contained advertisements, signed by, Mr. Secretary Ryder, otferiesg• 4 vr e ward for the diKovety Of tire person ur per4orr - who , ma liclonsly set fre, on the 611 r inst. to a barn belong ing to WilliAmMitford, Brig. ,of in, the 'comity of &asset, whereby about 70 'quarters . „ot On thradird barley, together with •a - hay-stack, were consutned, and also fur the discovery of the person' persons Who mal , cionsly 314 on fire, among other phreeS, in the parish of Farling; in the county of Suftult., the vriblic . -house called the SA'alt, oft the 14th. of. July last, and the premises of in the sante parish, on the 18th of- September ; and also seven dwelling-houses and a ifable: The adjoutned Admiralty' SeiSion, for the trial of Captain Steveroon,. c n n charge of a rape on a Lady, his passenger, will be held on Friddy,tiext, at Justice. Hall, in the Old .13ailey. ``..On Saturday last, as the daughter of Mr. inskip, schoolmaster, pt Lewes; a tine young Oil, about 14, years of age, was standing before the .fire, tier clothes; by some accident, caught the flame, and were presemly in a blitz-, ; in thin situation, being under great, alarm, 'she• ran up stairs to her mother, , but; on perceiving.there was no water at hand, she returned, and made the best of ber way into the garden, to which sheAvas iotlo << ed by Mrs.lnskip, who by mevs.of a pail of water, extinguished the fiameslhat had by thi: time nearly enveloped; and dreadfully blunt her daughter ; she is Jikelr to re cover: Under accidents of this kind, le tualekshould always havel he presence ebf mind to prostrate them selves on the floor, in %bleb situation they will be expnsed to tuft little injury. . - Some few - Wove one of Mr. Gray ling's children, in the - Cliffe, near .I..ewes, was twice at= tacked, in its tied, by rat, the moksof whose fe'. rocity the child still 'exhini ., s on one of its al Ext . ieme hunger, probbly, or4ed- the.animal-tO chiringad of rapacity. (oliutt eit.a6tdinary ,Paper said !a ilr" - been found in the 'pal tment's that were occupied 'peicott named.Flßl'i?r; E a stispeded emissary of the Wack Etyperor a I-1 ANTI, 31 Jamaic6, who ti uit led the 'lsland when he heard that another person. 'under a sitn4ar suspicion, had been taken into cut-, I° : 1 1 Y ,: , sricicTlo xi rfto :,. I i'l:EEIITE11011:01, HAYTI TO jF- k t N. . To MARIEp proceed c p. : e a d t's t o tt R .. 1 f a rc i E a I " : v a O t under d l e ° l* pretence 'jkg l' I c A ' of 'having come frorn'the island of Martinique on cora- . merci i:. l .- c l o 'o n ' c :k r a ns o . diligent inquiry into the state of t i ,:,, S ib l i a : e i s tte il! tr .j d a k m p a o i ritcon an t t o t r i e °vtd d i6to°r7or' tlleargwmiseu.eb 35' , __: e. 3 . To ascertain the military condition on e the e t:te i nt 3Y s l ' I n :i r e is s; '33'' the . regular troops, and of the volonteers a 5 well ai tl'e number snd disCip ot to-xatniqe into the attachinunt of the bl:iek regi« vice of Greet giitain, andulte T ian.; - d t p i t i s l p ' onsfeadnillosaittiaasi.keTimiouninfiti'llEil.sy'i r n & t g l:e .. i o ' f ) .G t l' r e e :I s ::: :in, Int:1. _.•` 4. TO pTOtillSe—ptetertlOlT 'CY VA!) ai may ute , to espou,e the cause of Lib::r.y and. of the Einpor lAvi t t l e i ! .E il i , t p r e x P ib ( r . : : r }r . ,, e ll ai ‘' ,. . ae i u r i : .r sc eoe i t i . r l f . yaa . t:r t • l o li ;v b . , ' : e. 07. 1 1 6: atilt i:vi:i yi i : ~ a t 1 1 1 : , ..; t : I . l ' i i t s ' i i gicoren thei o 5 stnuctctietsli inquirie s, i i o l fa, n ty , r l : ', 1 ! .: Lion as he may culled. ,1 0 . CVS e o f arrott or lit, don, these instructions; as •,,,)1 „ L AI other &en " _ mein , . Ida' itig to . his mission, .moil Ile tievtOre•a'' Pers, In order to prove that he has ariived itt Jatnaia from Nlartiniqce,' for purpinfes of trade." . : • rival :_. we le h t a te v r e r! i o h m is ,c;!Tiariaeslroi,ini) bayurt,betiiiiiat‘e ilr; Fresich Consul here has brqn conducting Pil P" ). jecting the surprize and deN tinction of Amelia bland. 1141 e manner itCwhich %v. to 11,i$, it bY • a" merc hant h i:i ld ss e e a l p t t h u a r t e :.,nsi,,ibelctlniribotouttlialis port,plouv: i p v « -n a g it G i r l i t so il . d:l e r a r t p l .n a i t n C ' ll v e i s .th t . o h :he ßl N ril l it tii i s 'tiecr' : Nollake:ol:;:ilkiPll:l:t the princip al : e l 6 P i l 'aniltae:vres,.rke' c i hem A —c. of Bermuda, poPiPb thatl, the distillation of spirits from sugar may be r eli r v r e , c t . It is expelled that Addresses of 11,0 pa! ' ' 1 3 6 us received ;, Aloroorifa:r7Fl • ter will be presented from till the (..tibet tiV est ' Wanda, • • • , , • : • , 1 l e,r 'Twenty-two French Officers, who we re ° l ', ' ' , , s , parole at Wineanton, in Somersetshire, il2J'' t I m `'.., nitetaedde tahreeirweagrcdapoef. i 0 1 1. 1 e le ac T h' ca lo n r si t i rir li°03 p IP'IrelbF3:::",s and a reward •of 201. for the apprelicosi"n ° , l ! r e ' s •,i, B i iitish subjed concerned in aiding •Or ais'stll''' them. , • 1 - A Court Martial was held on board the helicon ' able, in Sheerness harbour, on 'the e3d init.int,o.,, Thomas O'Hara, a 903111311 lormet ly belonging to . 11 ,'!' Majesty's late - ft igate .Nereide, chaiged wi‘h .c . 17, concerned in murdering Daley, a:Master's Dat: • of the said ship, and running brig L'ilgile, sod with being 1 .ound in artni in tn .( Isle of Bourbon, when thul3ritish forcer attacked: it on the 21St hat peber, 180 g• The Court wet of o,lpion, the first part of the charge, as ,to cler,of Nr. the prisoners being concerned in the•mor ..d Daley; was not; proved j but that the circtunstant: .away: with the pit,: ' - bffel -of his combining to .run away with :the prize 4. L'Agniii Si ,well as , his being recognised 01.04: - the enemy, on the 0001191011 of the attack of the, otit:e.Boretoiirrbeo„n! by:the Britisit'icocesi" ° lv the r 2 I n , stet ;0,1 September, i 809, had r. 'been fully , : proved ;. 2° • e 0 d i;,\ ,: 5t .' ed , . 0. . 6 :1 1,. . , Jahn:Forgety6;taeriasetihllizcilßAr°oab‘el, b:ansg :committed to Fisherton-GitOliicharge,d with,ll.2.T!'!!. -.broken into the house t)f 'MO.. Blake, tbp . 1A . 151 ,.? , • Sun, public-pouie, in r Milford, adjacent to Sal,isiu:l7l, and stolen therefrom four silvertea-voorlsi w lu ,. tr ,. doryes.octldteisr:4rvtaicniteasg.es- li h r e oa a d w is e : criPPl e s " I ' l ' ° 1° ,, 5 a ' .0 quently laboured under accitsat ions of theft ; i u i :, the errark of , a crutch • on , the. ii ll r i o 6. ll P o r d e4lielt:ittit:-63"*1p1 • i115'.1 dow which 'tad beett_enteredy;hasingtxcited tho bu picion which led to :.1113-piireiteglibli: ' l . ' ~ . if‘i<lllS. , . , , : ''' fi 13!,),11, NI ;nday morning', tt V adxhal I, Mrs. ( • Pernetti ° ()TI ue , d , . ' I ),. tn Jeconshir, pl.Acc, the .'" Y r ~.: i 110"", 1,i(l• at twins. ;. - , . iii,t9f,.. itt11,111,::::(1 rt7btii.Syo.l4ll)Poollln3tteird:l)LAce, t:Ila 1::V.1Y Of , . . , . 1144XHIt i) . ' . ICI. On 11. e r th'i • ' ' , ' ihill 'le aj . ~ •, 4 t tat• Mr. WAR& 1)11,:e, o f be• ,.asyciti pl. lii lt4ttiet, youngest daughter LA Air. V.' illratn P 41 1 he . t4R*4 PliiCe . # . • .1 . Dal ) - , Orl On the sthiof list mOntl - • ..d In Saxony, th e of I-1;11114Tel and S ' eatield• 11 At Dr" en' , ' ;.,1; 1 Oss . Fliday ty • 111 WiC'lllote S Wet, ..,alici.-...5-1.64tt?'11114: Mrs, lane Pas ton,.late. of .K..ngston, in tie i ' dPr' •l - ts irllg inaici, relief of Thomas l'Axion, 1..,,,,1. to inel ty 0 , " ' place. ~ • (h t- S itt May last, after a lingering illne.ss, tn; ll.?relp, r. reiwe l'icydell'ltoitverit, third son ash , 1:: ,, i (it ~..1 1, 4 d froo (in sommy morning, atter many years oz• Ow , . , E 6 , 1„, severe - tllncss, Mrs.,csdaile v ...1[4 ..) I 1110 111 l',s(,lttlittl'og r i , 111 1 ' 01 VI Vildln COIIIOIOI4, anti 'C'.IIIV dAuglder dt ,-“, i%t. i ns, Esq. of Ter hill-llouse, Sothersetshiri'L ~'.h., 00 w _y o n t,ri.,ntlay morning, at . the Stant h PataP-c:,,n,t ; it ' 1 , 1 00 _j aii : 4 Itithind Sentley, RN'. chug fit. ttn.,l4.' ' ...• ki tr, Hart. and skter to the nresot•, ", ~; Re v, IV (4, Tuesday list, AL Ilford, in his sjd Yo's t " c bct t' 'Mills: on the s6tlt inst. in Uppe i r ,Isl orion-'s;rec-t' "!:litliii)s''oticliiii, Istitit:! isuswt.l%, Dilly, claugluct of 1.1.0u)&s. V 4 v! ~ _ , 0. Fatly nF - - -I.'l ' in,°llsCj, . " e- - Y In9lVlng, at Mr: id loan • itoo • s"Cete Bath, atter a rov minutes- illttebs, ..40', Mother of Mrs. Elli)tua• ' ' A 1 Warwidt, serje,liir.M....jor Tolliy; vlted'g4'. 'f hi' 1 teran %Ili it native uf Kidderminster, and had bea/01". the arm'. Ships al castle. NSIIA)111)4!t '"N°v: 171 l'riCei 4j, Nvwcaitle • . . 11 . 41i. 61, to 54 5 : 7 t , 5i %iiittertantl .• . .44 od. to 44'• Cindtrs • . . pit.g.l: VESTI. Hank Stock, 231 Navy s per Ct 96k 95 9. 4 per Cent. 781 7b k ; pet t ent: Ked. 6 a 611 3 per Cent Cotls. eriii 64i 63 k 6 Ban k L. 31 Aim. t6;-i6 a 3..16 STOC AS DAY' India Stea: , , India aunti, tss. 165 roy, xcireq 106 3 4 . P ci 2S• U.S. ! • , Ornnium, r i d di,. 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