The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-11 00:00:00

'flll 1;J1 FOR OF THE SUN. SECOND bETT Ell. I►ublishecl my first Letter give- me sufficient rtssimince to tl'Onhle with another ;—it is merely to g,re you the stlbsianee of a Cou'veliatioit after dinner yesterday 'with the Vic o. of our parish., a ‘voithy, intelligent, but not over talkative geutleinaii upon gencial sub jt:eti. Alter nay husband had diieusil nt4tiel4,. and rung the changes upon ativae, re• forth, corr , iptloo, and reirenci► n tenl ah aten and us ' tediously as the liuvrA do the saute eliftnes, the poor lutes, as one of the sith• • jeers of lax►tio anti grievanee,, came upon the tank. You may be sure that the fonreabi , listteal wo:d swere vehemently and incessantly applied to them with onlyiriag triumph. At 'length tour taciturn Vicar, ia,better langrmge than I can'tleacrine, remarked, that he lameoted the necessity of poor Mites,' not so 11111 Ch toe the ex pellee git them, which were peaty. enough in all conscience, as for the degradation into which tkey hall thrown the peasantry of the country, ant; d'estroying that spirit of independence amom4 them which was once the boast and the 'strength of the country, acknowledgetithat the Poor La,•...'s were not the original- occasion of degrad ing the feelings'of the poor, because helves old . enntigh to remember the labourer's honest . pride in exulting tha t lie had brought up a large family without opplging to the Palish; but since the %veil -meant oaackery of soup and other subscriptions, not tot particular rdiel, but indiscriminate refuge for those who dill and those•wlso did not Want, nArll4l bileoess had got the hitter of honest in dt till the poor man applied to the parish, hist with a bMsh, theo with open assor mice, and now with iusolent effrontery--arts) even t hiswould have wino trway, mot the ohispirit,soight have, revived, if the tanners, Whit wet e.ibetore emitting eisott,:ll, had not grown moreiniwing by agricult oral froeicties and publient Avhich 1 of producing the intended good, had come the cure and the bane of the nation ; how' does this apply to: pool. Estes you impatiently say, , bold a little Mr. Htlitor, you are as impatient,as my husband tells inc Vitinell always, are—l ton coining to that point, have but it little patience. The Vicar went on to say,,after many .intitruptions from. my good man, such at Lbave just given, yost a taste of,---the couutry, pastabes oecnpy the lur . gcst space, and the greatest porOun •..of population ; i,t them the farmers . art-the ma'tragers of this poor rate,- 7 -they,pay their labourers low.wages knob:plate to the Wolk per formed awl she sooport of their families, tlre're sisllie is• paidnut of the potil. i rates, and the-poor min of these degenerate days don't care under what steal:: . it conies, so that he has the money. Upon a snrrtierill view., the innotr only ret:4 us With one hAnd what he disburses with the other; but, that is not the' R ape, Among those who iiay in a very large. sod disproportionate degree so these rates are. the clergy, who keep few labsturers— then these are. the ;;entry with as fete—the keeper twirls none—the retired ott smith I I"."Pcrty, the-aged and infirm oh very.scmity nie4ll,---011 of whom pay to those rates out of which the tanner gives a portiou of the wages'he rioght to pay Out of his 0011 pocket. • 'Ellis wants Hamm and Re trenchment, says my husband, and is abuse anti cortup.-trite, itocrrupted the Vicar, and u reforn►. is already. to be found in the existing Laws, as other , reforms are. There is a Statute enabling: the Magistrates. In their petty ats Well - as.ga4SPII 5eSSiOliS to settle the price of !Autt for, tkiiir;ilis trict or couniy. , --though ancient it is not obsttltve; and it IS noW an imperious duty in them to stand manfully forward, to rescue the labourer from this degradation, to reform his mitpl, to put. down this abuse and corruption, and to retrench the coormoits, and unnecessary expenditure of the poor rates.—My buslvtud started st little at this, and, being a Mat . . '' istrate, began hemming . and, grottoitig a little ;'but the Vicar proceeded,; . know this would range a Stliall degree of.odinntst... first, but at true patriot is ashamed of fearingtit;; . and I will venture to assert, on the credit:o4.4o lemnity of my professional character, thatittelorin in this case wrothd iio a more effectual, lasting, and honourable good than all the wild reforms at. -10P don speculation.—Sir, said he, addressing my. bush:toil entphatica'ily I call upon you to propoSe this refot us to your Bench, before yon engage.in that -of the stale. " Pall the •mote out of your - own.eye before yost as tempt to take tile beam trorn anothers ;" nosh then he muttered a sort of sacred dedication, as if he had just tinisbed Isis sermon. 'Though tae subject was not quite so interesting to me at millioery—yet, nut- jost :then twit% a Ilontsce to retrends„,or 'chill to reform, :I nttcUd et! rasher earnestly to it, and having the Winne of half an hour, prefer scribbling to you rather than: my . 1)1411; iit-in,dicr,---Messni.. Hoot anti Cobbett are' f,irraers I believe ; pray recommend Ole sub ject to them. l should like to hear, the latter Gentlemao's opinion, brat is Isis real and not his trmtelliug, opinion,. on thcslegradation of- the poor man, throng!' woos and subscriptions, and though hist blot least,. throng!) the present management, of the Poor Rates. Yost see, :Mr. Editor, lam be._ glossing to be it politician, but don't toternito,tun tibiae in, the sysient when not out of lea ; slitig,,, strings; as airily, sturdy, silly ,' overweening doess-I stun, it, your't, CLLIA. , , Edward Goodspeed, tt constable of ti l e patient or St. Affitrew, floinpro, wits charged yesteulay rtt tltL l'olioe Office, liatttn) ,, gattien, by Join' Man ley, foie of the hearnesmi tootle parish. with terming to attend at the Watch-tantse.. l as ht wos. reirtired • 1 ( . 4 do. his •of constabic. T.he , - ctiorge being joined, lie was cotiVii.:tco many of '2.oc, tosts. , Saturday mons it.; its suitte lAbourent ‘eurit, digging the fonut;itituf for a house, near the • ITition'puldie-tutita', Ktguivge• wag, -they (hilt up a human sit 4 elototi,. stipirtyicti CO be ittle hotly Di 'a, putt, but ‘vheria•t• ht was itturtkrtal,..or bow it' came to be t6re, i s4ot klloWitV tiOYA ; I4 1.1 'ER I' 0 LdS".DON. We with pleasure direct the attention of nor Reatiets to 'the, 'following cioract from the Ad dress of the Loyal 0,11(1 Indepeodent Liverymen of London to the Patric's ItmoENT : such senti ments are worthy Of so respectable a Rudy; atl. will esicr have tlieirpl•oper effect Upon all wilt.) va lue the peace of society "The page of histOry impresses on ott'r minds an indelible conviction of ,t he pie-emioent excellence Of te British Constitution—the best in het lt, ii cc of Etigli3htoeu=--the guardian of their righis, tint! the ~ e ctirity of their freedom, Our regard for OH venerable lihric makes us view with strong 'suspi cion !tie Mode Projects Of rtish innOvators, who, under ,the §pecioui pretetiee of meliorating, would risk the tr.ifety of that well- tried sys lent of Le,gislatioii, %%ilk!), fiir upwards of a century, cinder the -111tistrioos (louse of Mims wick, bad been productive of more happiness and security to us thin were ever enjoyed by any nation in the annals of maolcind : and we regard with iipptehension and abhorteoce at tempts tci mislead and corrupt the judgment of Our fitilow-subjeets,, tending to outrage and tu• by exciting seutiments•ot malignant against the C4nstituted Authorities—memo:log the de , itruction of all social order, and pregnant with consequences of the most alanidnOarawer.. " We contemplate with admiration the manly fOrtittide of oor at.cestors, who, iota wed by power, and untuoveil by the clamours- of faction, pursued in Parli3went a steady course of wise deLberation, and.energetic action. We have equal leliance on the t.tlent and virtue of their successors ; and we refer now, with the Wiest confidence, the state of our national representation to the kno.wlettge and experieuce of the Legislature, assured that, in its wisdom, it will adopt such measures as 'till con ducti to the happiness and welfare of the Nation " - This expression of the feelings of our country's true friends will remain for a few days at the London Tavern, B;shopsgate-street, and the Lon don Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill; for sign - atones. Those at present at t Hilted to it mire both very numer ous and,respectable ; and we earnestly recommend every Livtryttran who venerates the Coostitution' under which he lives, and properly appreciates the blessings he enjoys, to enttol his name with those who have set an example so worthy of be ing followed, NOBLE PH LANT ROPY. The Loll!) AlAymt, in answer to 4 letter from Lord It AnSTOCK, soliciting his aid lavuur of the circulation of the pant!-bails %%1001 have been inserted in Tina So N , at t h e thug dearly demonstrating that the scheme therein recom mended was calenNted not only to remove a very pressing " temporary evil," but also to establish a permanent good," replied " Lou! Alayor presents' tiis compliments toboul will do all in his power to forward his' benevolent intentions." LOrd It. has since addressed another letter to the Lind Mayor, hi which be says am sure that it will be nattily us gratifying to your . Lordship as it was to Myself, to km rn hp• wards of eight thonoand of the hand-bills hive been circulated during the list month ; and that the (Imam' for them is doily rapidly incleasiot. This fact is decisive as to, public ,opinion ; and I am confident that your Lordship will folly agrci! with me in thinking that!, in all rases, whutiver moral political, or schemes of any kind for promoting the twppiness of our fellow creatures,, we cannot do better than suffer ourselves to be 'guided by the opinions of the great majotity of the wise andgood.. I do not consider myself at liberty to divulge to your Lot dsliip the names of certain individuals kk'ho l vc pi olited by the circulation of, the haud bills ; sntlice it to say, that they, cure of a descrip. Lion of persons who have 'known better days. What an additional m ot i ve have we hrye f o r at least en,deavouring to promote to our monist the circulation'Of the hand-bill';---1 have the honour to be, my-Lora, &c. &e. BADSTOCK. AN:SWER. The Lord .Mayo r p resents hts compliments-to Lord Racist ock, and hags to inform his. Lordship, that he Wit distributed his pipets by ':sending se.: vend into - Devonshire a* other places. The Loid Mayor lost no time in making a trial of giving. soup to the poor :instead of bread, after the receipts whitll) Uorit, Racist ock favoured hint with. The Lord-Mayor is now delivering soup (made frOm one of his Lordship's receipts) twice a ‘veeli, in stead of bread, as he did for the last year it is made in the Mansion House, and gives ,satisfac tion, The Lord Mayor thinks. it a most excel lent plan, alit serves both for meat and drink, and is ex ttemely niltrit ions, an d returns Lord Had stock many thank s. for his communication, • Slansieu !louse, Wednesday. GUILT UNIIVIiIiQTED.LY DeTicw.t.).;-:--- - A robbery to, a considerable amount had been committed on a shop-keeper, in BallygoWleyr One of the rob bers was traced to his lodging by sulphur, Which dropped frOm a ettA that' had been carried off among other things. Finding the house beset, and ha 7 ing no moans of .escape,. he burnetL his toot considerably in the lire, in order to persuade his pursuers that, with his foot• in that state, be not have been abroad , at the rolthery. On their entering he accordingly began to.expostulate with, them, displaying his sore Toot, btu was de tected by his young child crying out,. '' but- what made you burn yottr foot on, the, coal, daddy." COHONInt'd SQVBST:---A1) inquisition was taken yesterday -at the Two Brewers, Davis-street, Berkeley,square, before A. Geri., Esq. Coroner for Weitinitmer, on the body. of J. E..tdOn, who bung himself on 'the:preceding Moruing, The deeettied , :WaVservant to a Gentleman tvho lodged. at 31, Lower Grosvenor -street. kits hid- been with his "zit/aster lre)n) •bay; , butt in consequence of - sLtne irregularities, he was ordered to leave on Nitto.l3y. Alter doing, his :morning's work lie went op `stairs, .and - being Unusually long another servant went try.ealf 'dm to breakfast, wf,en she (mail hint quite -dead, .snspended from the bed-post by his Reek handkerchief. Evidenre was..'tolduced to: prove atilt he had been for 7come time in a dejected state, Verdiet, -, ." Insetuii •, LAW INTEI.I.ItIL'NCS. COi.:ll,T OF KING'S *RENO', Fca. IS. THR RING V. D. DItAKR AND The •Court, at its , sitting,. gave jiidgmetstin tIC.s case, estri4lishin g t h e d octr i ne, that to art= thocize nersons to keep a imblx-horse, arid sell ale and liquors . , a Magistratv's li cence , as we ll a 4 lf,scise licence, is neeessat'y c•and thereforo that the rule, which was for a Mandamus tor L t lre rlefr s, %%Ito are Ntagistrates, commanding thein to receive an information against the keeper of a •publie-hons c , for not havin g a Alagistrare'ti licence, as .a1;11 as an EXciSc lieence, H9d thereby' rendered himself liable tinder the provi;ions of the :35th cf the "King to a penalty of 201. war made uhsolii!c. THE KING'S BENCH PRISON. -• . ; T raalrx he CourLpromuigHteti . the following import.ant-.antfin. the future r egu l at i on of the i atori9r of the King's Rends PriSon First,—That no prisoner within. the walls should let tt.share.of his apartment to any'othei prisoner for a larger sum than half-a•guinea a week ; awl any/prisoner infringing this rule,. to be immedi ately removed to the hack part of the prison, and never after to be , allowed the privilege of letting :At all. • SecondryThat then the number of persons iii the Prison did not exceed 54,0, not more titan three persons should be 'confined in one 'room ; •tintl in ft . () case to exceed four . , in one room, when the 'number did not exceed, 900 . Thirdly-4f. any pris'Oner shoold become ill in the Prison, he shimiti.h4ve a room to•himself. • Four( hly—That• the Marsh4l shotild every 111 011th, at kW, . inspect the prison, empiire into the,state of the priSonels, anti InAte an - entry of the sante in a 1)061( kept for 'that ptirno4e: Fifthly —That the .'Master of the Crown Office should, from time to .t hue inspect the prison, and report the state of the prisoners to the C qurt, .within the. brit 10 days .'of eVet'y 'ferto. CIRCUITS. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Before Lord EtGcsauttat.totr ,tod Mr. Baron Ghtmttil,f,!;, Butki iitthamshire—Saltirttuy, the Bth day of March, at Botk iaglatm. Bedfordshire—Thor,day, the 1311 t, at Bedford. - 1- f unt ingthotAhile—Satartlay, The 15th, at Huntingdon. tamtiri,l,z,stiiie—Toestlay, the 114114 at Cambridge. Nort'olli--ti4t it, day, the 221. ro Thetford. Stlifolk—'lltursday, the 2711 i, at Bury St. Edmund's. OXFORD CIRCUIT. • . . Before Mr. !luitice. 1 1 ,tak an) Mr..to,tice Hu RROtfart. Berkshire,—Moialay, the 3tl of March, at Reading, at itine , • o'clock itt the morning. • i OxfordAire—Weilorstlily, the sth, a t Oxford. o reestorstiire—Satorday, the Bth, at Worcester. f City of WorCrater-=the same day, at tat' , city of Worc6ster, Ntafffirildiire.—Thursilo•, thee Mtll, at Stafford. Shrolishire—Wrilnesd!ty, the 19th, at Shrewsbury. lierefortkitiri..—Toesdav, for Vith, at 13ereflrd. . . Monitionthshirr—Monday, the 311 t, ;it MmilioUth. • . I;doue etit , r.hire—Weiliti•iday; the .:',: ~c ,%, , o t il, at Gloucester.., City of Oluoceiter—Sanie day, at the at;. 4 . 4 ...:0114.3:bter. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.. 1 °- sTn AmEN'T OF Till; DIVA ON TUE I OAKS, .e.--rxn. !0.. DRURY. IQ to 1 apt c. hr ()ryalioout Of Nlonient4lln. yr to 1 tig,t lirott.to• tn.:Seoul eitlio. 17 to t '14 , 4 IL of Grafton's Waterloo. 13 to 1 R....At LL of ILlitlttrol's 0, by Saul. I'l to t ;tot Mr. Late% 14 to 1 apt. OAK!. 7; to 1 opt Mr. W;ttion's f. by Cervont , '• 71,11 n I agst I). of (3r;kftou's f. h ')JO; Andrews. 9;to 1 apt Mr. illake's Sclitta. II to 1 agkt any 2 QOO GUINEAS tl'AftEg. Token —.5 to 1 apt 11. of othad'r c. Seijm, 'Token--.t to ( ;NO Itriaiter to. tiroolcosito. 7 tu. I net IVaterloO• rttlten to I agst Ilratb.r to SCOTCH BAN UR UPlzi. , . DIVIGENDS, &cc. Patrielt 1 - L4 , biway, brewer, Leith, to be examSned in the Sberitf•Clcrk'i Office, Edinbitrgh, (Jiff. and 20tItirebruary, at I. „ Creditors of John Young, home- dealer at Newton, meet in At Hamilton' Amts Init. t lrnoiiton, I sit. Fehrttury, 'Creditor,. of John Nliddleini,s, eartwriast, Perth, 'ilea in the Ilittouterineti's T.tvern lucre, Vitti Februaty, :it q. Creditors of 3. G. and .1. (4oudie, merchants; will receive rt, final dividend front Dugalit llannAlyne, metiliatit there, , ttii February. Creditors of the Elie Sitip-Work Co. afErte, in Fife, will receive 4-dividend from Williaut Sanderson, inerckatiti Kb, ltst February. ... States of the affairs of- Alexander Christie, merchant, Aberdeen, lie wjth, the trustee—No di.eidemd. States of the afrairs of Andrew MilChell, Whifineas of iid with the trustee---`o dividend. States of the Whirs of dames Arthur. late vinthee,pow IMilder, Glas g o w , li e w i t h the trustee till 2 Itli'Pebruary,—No Alexander fray, %Tight and hetuse-carpenter 'filitszow— Jantes :11 - ‘lkay, merchant. in Wick- 7 41ns merchant and shopkeeper, cart oke—.l o l nt MOrison vintner and stabler, AirdieWiti: Parries, Hiereliaot, Stonylee—dantes' Bisset 'and Co . . merchants, Mont rose,.and Itobert.Alarshall,,fitiddler, Kilmarnock, have applii d for discharge l. , • .faareiTtat t ray, cattle-dealer, Barnyards, to be ra-examitted in the Tolhooth of Bit-chin, 140 February, ut 11. ' • John'tlore„lately agent for the Royal Bank - at. Glasgow, and hanker, merchant, and trader there, to be eXtlnlilli'd in - the olf.ee of the 11,(.yal Bank of Scotlatid at Glasgow 14th and Rath February, at U. , Creditors of John 1-luwiei farmer anti CRitl&Aealer,Ritiliaw, Meet Roger's Joni Kilmarnock, 70 ,Marcli v at I'2. Creditor; o f Jsnies ).14,, it, nwril4aitt, Edinburgh, meet in the Itoyil Exehinee Ceti've-liimse I here, itithi February, ;it I. Creditors sit Daviii"Mitlyte, cattle-deAlcr, residinkat Tortherry Lodge, Ayrshire, will r c . 'et:ire a dividend Irouos'illiam Ferguson,resitting Mayhule, Btl ; • A.gume-keeper of Sir Jobt.:ol BANKIts WiMalmt, by A poacher about follirg:ir ago, JohnAT or ik a fanner in.the'neighbotiehuod, who wits stivtuti.! ed, has bean taktoi up, and. the gnu it.fr inmitor wood,-at the tiwe of woontliog. the gaing-ttepur, is identified- by four witnesses as,,liitving beloo t ted to I,iind Three wiinesSes. siso.xecogoized. the, liitt left on the. ground at,thelaltle The toner is luily eottinitied ro Lincohi gaol. About twit o'clock on Srn urday night ttyo ehe , its of indigo, and one ream, part °f r it butitlie•of bine, papvr, were -stolen from on hoani huge- lyin% Oft 'frig Wharf, Upper 'Fii:itnes.,street. ;the n hoat, in which the -robbers- wete.mts sect', rowin( . 44l to the Snrrey. side of the,. wittex. • Nemt-okovnittg i one of the chests pf indigo was found .00 the !Shore on' King's Arms-stairs, West niinster, Jt is stippused one of thglobbers ent himst.ll, in get at the 'paper, as the relit4lol% rill appears !unEly , "MARK O, Prat: E.OF BREAD TINS It'EEK.' The islihesi price of th'e best Wigato 13re'3tf thcMetropblis is stAted tlie bakers to be rd. IL tern Loaf.—Sonse fakers ;sell- t 1 (luta-hail Lial penny to three-pence ot. Peck Loat to Weigh ~ t 7 8 ilt•tertiLla 1' Ilitlf ditto.. ditto I I fi t & tjaattcro SEEDS. ned to En elneer (Foreign) Ditglish %I'hiteditt o Itye.Gross 0;) ad juo 4 to yp3 30i to 339 r Turnip, White Ss, Oa 4 ' l ' i t Ked and Green ... White Mustard Seed Ormin ditto Cat-ray:ay Seeds Citupe Vain - * ' l'i 2„ 4 PI t t o " " I' .) ' Coriander do. Trefoil _e t ', Ciniary Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, 161. I6s.fe kt Rape Cake 91. Os. to tot. O. UXUR Coin-tosretor'i, Return, Wheat per 181 os to 331 Os `New Wheat —I —4 to --I Os Barley, per4r. 41is Oil to b6sOd. OA* [DGE. Be . ; .... old .ditto Pe. .... 53' ep Rye ... HOPS. 1:04, New Bags. NCIV P ne 1 7'10 td f(cnt Sussr't lOl 101 to 141 Os Sussex.... . Essex 11 ' i Farnham.. 01 PRICE C) NE IVGATE AND LEADENUAGV*I'4I. • By the Carcoc. 4§ ~. Beef - ti.r - Sg 'sit I .... . 3,1 01 to 43 Oa 1 Port: ..... • . ' :, ST. JAMES'S HAY 1.4.11.h:F.T, F°)1.9°,111 I . ly ire' g a I al 10 0 od . to 61 Os btlr-- -- • '• - it- , ..' 't taw Clutcr 21 iR 0,1 t o 0I i s od--,—,..i.ter,!-' 41 . ' '''' " ' .1 01 OS .ot.l- to 61' las 0,i'—w..3.re06 --- • WHIIITCHAPI:L HAY.MAIII`I‘ i; liay e gr, , tit i•otw . 4 !..lot•er ll 1 tls of: to 21 6 Oil--- .--,1 " 1 7, 7 . ' til 10s lid to 71 tOs os!-----1°(-2> 'tHER* V I . . .• PRICE *OF LEA ~ .... s. pyr 1 1 ) • ' ,:i , ' BUM, ISO to .561hs Each. . • .. .1 hilt,), 36 to Gillis ote:1 .... j t, Merchatils' Backs • ... ''. li ir I)rc....Aing lilacs - .. ,4 1 . 1 0 1e i - , (.:, 11 7t d, h irides ' ' .................. :::::::',:rlj •op lett,,as to 401!is fur cattin; !. • • , 4S to Stints • ............. ;:., Calf .alf lkius 30 to ..... ............ , intto 5O to 70Ibb ........ ........... • Ditto..... 70 tia S 01! .................. • Small Seals (Cceeidatsil) ............... Large ditto JIVES." .100 Ordinary , • ;0 111 'MArt,et ' Eng. liorie • RAW Hest Hullers & Steers, per st. '' '' '' '''''''"'' .1: 1 1 t t ' C' t);t :t c 4 1..11.1;nic. D i ~ ,1 T.,,,.. 'vino. 61' , 1 4. ) 4 t ti pefir, I'4 NlNtil ti 'll t(1. • ' ' ~tO4 tr,, 1 Nviiing. stair ~ c,114,, tc,' c co houg... ; :•1,.,...5. • • at."‘t !", , ',.;',••;-..;,, ."''',,,• ' 1 Gard ..... ••••••••,,,..' V, ' 41' j va!ar...p. , l;" ~ IN Od.----'' N I for i'oity Mc MUCH Market as Nt;o•ket . Whitrclapgi Market per'etv.ne of slb. - 6!4 . AA..4a;e 3s S:Ktp Nlottird,. . 94N j l'rier of lid It 3, nt.r ( l 7q tu p-er duzus • ' CAJAL . V.K ET: friotc.‘ftv ' , hip' sit. Mar et.. • :. • Ships .014. 7 : 1 444 -N e ild. c ,h a r s tk l .. • 1 3 ''''''' ' S..:utchCoal. --- - - AI Z1'1,40110 Lo G I C Thertnometer. . • • . .1 4 ' • 't ^ . .4,-i .1 4 z ~..: . 3 . e. Jan. 0 -.....- • t• - • ; 3 1 471 41; 62 *9 30. Feb. I ' 442 40 48 32 .f/5 , 0 4:4 40 45 :it; .58 A 39 39 43 A: . 44 4, 38 Ain .15 37 .04 4 38 40 45 4$ 49.53 e 49 50 . .53. 43 . 3U.')( Bittl'El On Saturday.. at Sir John Sincis On Saturday., at Sir Jut Lady of Cietirgr Sem:lsar, . At I}is4, Nutt:Lk, the doubter. On Friday - . Ole Lally of Geors Muse, htitidle:iex,, of a daughtei ['At!. w Lady o • MARRIED. Vesteeclafinorhing, at Si. MAry's, 141e*" F... 1 ... a Itnhert Stevens Jolin floddimr. Miss Oilion,.d•sugliter of Frederick VII the sth 'lna. at (,avrtA43lll, .10•Ird„7 t ic r v V-ivrrimi)is t.. second 'infighter of "!* ,f 119 of Weston-Copley, NtaeurtidTirv• h' e f.ll On Sato Tnt - nni,ck John 511 14 , 1 0 14 ' 6l C61)1'11'1'1,, Snrrey, to- Mir,' 4.ll ' eghter - irlh'imock, • Deetni., , * 'On the' 13titliist..nr1i1for.1, fr, '•t, bF '" Bans Bassett, the Rev CI re.; Y.ths•Ard ",' to Itede, Hint Connty, n' w tsd of ).Valies 0 0 ' 1 llaa M elfL ' • - , On the 4 . 3 ult. i ort n Shettpntl, .Alexan --Apr l 'l !P"' It. N. June , yotingest daughter a ll ' e :, te l3 o ° - ' Ksq.l l ltrsor, R. N. to . mouth, Devonshire. 1. - I,nF.D. . .. i - • . o f plil4 l ; 60u 'Tuesd m ay, Thoaa Lvov St ro:le , 8541. OP' "IPtitiel in' I hifSouth Devon Militia. • in the.ti„ .0o Suntlay;last, at Yellowfurd, Pe" th f Ole ;'l,-, 7 `'i" , 1, 1:e, the DOw,iger * Lady' Curvw, relic t °,,,„ CAW .' I and gt,..l‘hui)tll43.• v f , th i • eut si r [WO; . t I. IP 11-I,:ccir,obe. 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