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.~~,._ W 1 Y 1111,1.10 EN CH.` COURT 01 Cli INCERY,. JAN. la. w - NeEttLoo-itturiic Ti_.,l3ompANi. ego U. TUB ‘VATE o h COMPANY. ' l ' hi,i %Vlth a motion praying for an injunction to stay the Waterloo-bridLte.Compony ,from pull ing down .the house of Mr. Egg, gionnaker, of the Strand, it being One of thw.e, named to come d"'vo, in order to form the road intended to lead from ,the Bridge to the Strand, on the grutni.l that the Act of Parliament clicl not empower the Coinpany to pull dovvo or rethove any building other than dwelling-hoeso, tutu. that the Jury which had adjudgedthe sum to he paid, as ;I'i-emi t nerarion in lieu of the said premises bad not been legally constituted. SAMUet. Rommtv, for the PetWoner; con- Itildvd . , 111 M. AS the'Act of ,Parliament only.spe eified dwelling-hunses, and the prenikes Of Mr, Egg, which lay behind the house hunting the Strand, woe tr, welling•lmusgs, but worlis'imps„ slicdsi Hna other buildings; . used by him . for the carrying on of, hia busineo; . • they did not cane witbin tke,tneaning of the ACti and also that the July Which had bren called lo'tkeitle.on the . to bilpaid to Mr,,Egg, had 'otit been legally eon vicated, as it had been called by the Sheriff of Middlesex, whereas it should have !Well.eaned by the High Bailiff of IVetininster, the prernis,es not Irving situated in Middlesex ; and notwith standing the Act of Parliament directed the Jury to be suminoned by the Sberilfof.the comity; he contended he, (the Sheriff) could not summoo .1111,01,g in the City ; and declared that hares W,Weli had been bought tot' 100/, had been lately sold for 14/. Mr.,.,Nomt eollowod on the same sidos !coded, as Sir Sattmel RoMiny lifid.doilit; that the 3nry which had laden summoned in September had ,jilt indiction ; and cousetitiently, that the ver• Oic4 giv'en by them wa3,111111 and vOid. rbe 1 CHANCE4LOR grantoj the injunction, but directed that notice might be given, to the Cittpany., that he wax willing to hear any motion tliisv might choose to ()How lorward to dissolve it, The Loan Cm ANCELLOR avas occupied.the re nthinder of the day in hearing motions, but who:ly or:att unimportant nature. Ft ILL I)..TDONSON' AND YORMAN. thi s case hips Lordship, on the motion of Sir • S:ltoinilly, granted an injunction, to prevent the (14 , 1;11..61es Iron' proceeding, selling and making from slags, or iron,. cinders, agreeable to 14 . 1.tv iti'‘'entiOn of' ihe plaintiff, for:which he ob tatued a pafent in 18141, hi consequence of crA•eri lig a Inethrid of makiiig iron I rom iron cinders (formerly thou gfi t wieleSs), and of imiking . that Yon More tou„:11 than formerly; by the applied, Minn of lime siibs,equent to tlic.operation' of the lditst furnace.. , -The plaintiff Obtained injunctions iu two similar eciSCS.• • ' 7 ' • ; , IllowAtto, better known as the .Sham fluke of 3\:0111,11:, wink srvetlil nttentrits yeNterdity to ob. olin admission into the Court of Chancery, Ipr tilt purpose, ms Ale »►Hill, of toltiressitig.lll3 I.oollllthip ; litit, owing . to.tito trouble be 11;1.1 .occpoilned nt 144 kivr PL ;14611 ‘ 6,lll e.dont-keepers; in getting him tom, lie WAS l'eftl34 , ol sortie tittle,' Without g . ,.tilting his object, lie nitb. (Ire w. COPItT OF NESAION,EDINBITIMIL ,y BILL CE.1,11111;1?-SECOND MRS. T.EVF.7"T 17. I'. S,, LEVRTT. This was n tiniestioii (if divoref. of an 'English Inntriage. The Court declared, ,that. the Saone rugitisit6 with ,i'egind to roiclence, or citation, which give to the Commktiary Court jut isdielion ordinary cases, is sufficient to entitle the Com miss.o ies icy a question, of divorce of English marriage ; and :that, if: the grounds of the divorett be , soli( iently ,6tabtisbed, and no collu sion between the parties Is proved, divorce shall be granted, though the Marriage of therparties was celebrated, in I.? o ngland. A verson - wlio, having hero married in England, obiains r ciivorce 111 "7;c0(1.1w1 , and afterward.tm a e. ries, in England, is li,dde to be punished for hi piny la the hi e Courts, OLD TIAILV.V. trills of an? particular interest took place ) 703T crd y,. 1 hoi,l r d Lai. ..tally for a highway rohhery 11,v'persaa't,f 11:110.--Not iti ) rgror, indi,•hot capiialry for privately NIK,Oug io thr hliop,ol.l, 4 , 1,0 Mo xif printed cotton, proprrty.--4.nilly ‘ , l hut itot privately. Itoo"o1. ,, ea'oitally fait pi ivately httalim; in situ ,itop of V,',llirrn tire( Jones, Lei td.. prop . erty.—titiiity of httaling, but t flot ItiV6 rc ctcfl 'ctfl►illally for atealints t looking v: tiro nor . oC }cowl propirty.- 4 4110 y ;r 11 1, 1. .1 1 19 ,. ;. 4111 y. t , ( 1 1 Ili.flli4• I t rjtkahtity of yarn, Ili,. I ,on i. t ot clwelling t.t tbs.; itmoolit Ilarsh,v4;. ted capitally for atoaling o ,1 „ •, tor ~ t her orticles,the .propertv of I . :bar- Litre' 41. i w'ro , , welling-house bf gdward • pAittmo llotwt,Atty —Lanai itixht, about scveo 'lock, she house o Mr. J. I.lrnwn, n'Collector of •ne•tr the Creek,.l3ridge, .I)eol.ford, Wu' -in o ke ° pest doriug the'libttetico okthe f thief ic 'men, :tappnrcutly,saifors, who . had ; commenced their ,pillage,, than 'Mrs. gr.tr.u.lione wleticd this fitYeet. door, Went in grid it .ifter.lter.•• fter,site. tatruck it light, ' , the etiblino,rtolie,i.oort.hcr y ftail-pretented a pis• • her itt , al.l,,swettrittf.t., tlf,t - it if she did not in,. pc . itt ly them, Miele Iter Ittpibantl's collection was kept,; ifteµ ,wrintil hrfiihs Ott. Tlft , potn .►rtitnttit .f'ltus tittlatetl, lest .thein mon to...bit. tletlt, but to her no, s• t;: ? 11 t ,tititic,tric o t ttittY-tl,ditvtlis'ippi>iniment, then , . w• og, ;14) . :cftslf ., , it liftikilVg'beet4sretrioved .to tt .lilacs 01 security - . Th tut iii, Appointed, they p.ruceedol to plunder the liotOe varirrii - s kilides of wefir.i log'4'opit:itet,, unit huvint.-witli bitter illiprCcaf if)flS thtrhtOtetl future revettgiqf--Atty ahcit4n wont glien t o the neigtibottr,:tieey got 4,14;..ar tier The putter at,,Couthertacre tfl Criesllfre: vr 440 . nstne Was SA Mtl . lll, liwg'suN, Hied there ,t or . tie bad lived- 70 yi.nrs iu tliti JJ c2l;', $l.l FU OPS; The following is a copy of thie . .,ll.ep.ort. re sewed on Totsday to the Quarter Sesgiotis for Surrey To his Majesty's Juiticcs.uf the Peace I , tt• the Ctinnty of surrey', in tietsetal Qum to sshiiolis of the pedeo arsembled. ‘Vheyeas at he General Sessions r luittien iu tints hit this coo. ty.in J r anottre last, a report respecting the increased nomber of shops . for., the sale of gin anti other spirito.is litplors ‘voi fatten' into consitiptation, and thereon tatilied awl con- . tinned ; and it tray then recommended to the Ala. vistrates of this connty to carry the Name into e.xectition their „Fespective divisions, by .11C)) ShOtllii It) 1)1611 the 1110„Sj etree• tint!, and to report their proceedings to 'the next., Epiphatty.Session. NOW we whose names are hereunto: subscribed, !Whig Magistrates Avho.oct Within the List , Hall !Limb ed,of,llrigton and Borough of Southwlark, do report••••• That we met aceoedingly to deliberate . upstrt the best means tst complying ,with the said recommendation';' and Awing of opinion that the most effectual :mode of so doing would. be to visit persomilly nil the ,public•houses within the said, *division, several committees were appointed- foe that purposc, who proceeded accordingly to ascer tain which of the said houses were bona tide ptiblic hotuses; and which' of them were fitted up princi pally for the sale of gin mol other spirituous liquors ; when it appearing, on such investi.ration,' that there were a• considerable number of mere lain-situps, their occupierS were reminded`of the " determination of the Magistrates in Ctuatter " Sessions assembled, norto, grunt or renew any certificates for licenses hut I a stieh'pers:ons only '' us should r 1,6 na fide keep taverns, inns, coffee " houses, or ale-houses, and have sollicient town " and accommodation for thoSe Who ShOidd " cliooSC to' drink beer, 'With stock suitable " for the supply of such cusidniers ;" plated', not ices•to that effect having been prei•ionsly seri cd ()wall the said publicans. Many of the occupiers of the liquor-shops in :question altered their preinkes, itecording.tn the Order of Sesssions, as tar as the size at them wonld admit, andlitid in storks of beer. .Others decline& fur a long period making . auch al:eration, notwithstanding a repetition of notiee3 nod hi ters, and . a renewal Of admonitory vi.its.,:l'4.§4 per. sons having, however, at length pomplictl, we stow report, that almost the whole eons within this division•did conform to the order of Sessions, areordidg to the best of their ability, by- dividing off a part of their premises in order to constitute a tap-room, or by the introduction - of tables And benches into the.Shor in•which they sold theit. spirituous liquarS, in' caSes'where the houses were too small to admit of such division ; they, in'snitab i le 'stocks of. beer. We,.coasidering the cirettnnitantett of the'cate, the long tOleratickrer:iiiieh II:oils:es - L .01e tenderness which the a acid repop, - 'st; riiitit'cl`titV'tinitfFrntetl by thecSessions, f(irpi'hfierty, and the cantiOn with which it steins to reloniniettil us to ptouesd ill the in‘taAce, have renewed the licensing eertikat et, for:oll these liOnse& for the enkniug.y,ear.. .At , lime we led it aitr l evort, Oat the, areas of many itiose cicnottl;ttmt:d liquor-shops ate much too .small for heina fide public-houses in their pretkeilt lions ; Ond we apprehend that no effectual refOrm eau take place with respect to such shop's', until the owners shall be obliged to have properly apportioned tap- ;twins : this circumstance we submit aa Import ant file the, ephsiderlitioil otli he county; although we doubt the possibility of ourying,this or other ma terial regulations, •itito effect, but tinder some'ge neral system embracing ..the whole of the metropolis and its. environs, without which it would be to little purpose' the Magistrates who act fur the :East I3atf4lundred of Brixton and the Borough ofl.;outhwark imisting upon'tmelyaltera tions and regulatious, whileperhaps.other (rates might not enforce similar :measure's in.the imniediately-adjoining or neighbouring districts. , We hove further to report, that in the cannse of this year tli.erMagistratei . have gratited eight hun dred atid thirty . ..one certificates for lirensfs within t his divkiott , rvhich Pl'eight less than welekranted in the year, 1 . 815 and that we have not grauteil nyw We. beg leave also to:suggest the follinvinu gulatioul to the consideration,of.the Quarter Sea. lion, and as proper. to Ire t 9 the consi r derat ion of, the Legislature, viz. The reqiiirini; that all 'publicans should have tatt-rooms: ot• n sufficietw'size,.and- that such be situate . in the trout of their houses, next to the street. • The,stopping up of nll s'ide doors opening into lanes, alleys; or weets, except such' only as shall he allsolwelf necessary for the carrying in of the stock in' trade. That N.Lagistrates - nbduld lave authority, tt a Session to bc especially'stimmonetr for thnt pur pose, to 4iiipeott for a'giVell titne,lierteeen the an nual licencing l days, Ote licences of 811011 110WICS its Shall be proved to have beta count:tell im properly. That Ministers; Charclfwardens, Overseers, and _ I lottselmltivrs, be enjoined 16* make inquiry, to the best. of tht.4r power, respecting 'the eitarti'eters of erery person applying to them, to sign a cer tificate of their flt tiess . to keep a public;house, pre viously to their signing the'sarite;' and that every publican applying • for the . annual*rabewal of his licence be reqUireirai protitted such Certificate, l'hat in all cases whertin'tt sball'nppear to any Nl.Ostrate that liasitecti Conduct ed i n an improper br clisOttlgrly Winner, 'Boa giSt rate hts requested 10 cononatticare the tsttmeto the Clerk- of ttie-Distriet -in whielt the hoirse' iS situate, in 'order tithe rriQq'' lay * ands infoina r io n b e fore thenest meeting of - thi:'`Mitistriltes of the , DiStrict.—Given midterm-I. ltantlz, &c. On the `saute ilay ,ladort resigned 'the the - Qiiarter .Atr. Trotter that orate Adjourned Seesiontr. -•- • I N' ',tire Debtors ill Ibti Arida ( e tle e x stiv ‘i litteet9ss-stlett 4 ' resptqtriOly opili t h e i r lila/ t its to die CAtaribitt,a of 10 Or COOS, ii ; edity, ale Cnk . C . ;l Niarctk 'next. ~ -, __ SUIIREY SESSIONS. RATING DISSENTING MEETING. HOUSES. This day the appeal of Mr. Farquharson against the rate for Lighting and Watching the Parish offlirist (Thureti, came On to be beard. Mr. Farquharson stated, that this was not an appeal against the Parish' of Christ Church, but against, a' rate Made by the CoMmissioners, ap pointed Imre!. the slst of the Bing: for paving, lighting, and "'watching that Parish, and the t;ro►lnds of his appeal were, that 'the Chapel of ti►e ltev. Rowland Hill was not inserted in the fate. He was the mute surprised at this, because a decision hart been come to by the Sestions at 'Guildford, that this Chapel was liable to the poor's rates ; and if liable to those rates he submitted it was liable to all other parricidal assessments. He was not award that he had any . 'thing else now to do, ►han to prove tl►e Surrey Chapel a place ot profit, and that it was assessed to the poor'srates; that lie considered would make it liable :to ~ t he present rate also. Mr. LANs here ►►bjected to the jurisdiction of the Court, and said, if the appellant considered himself aggrieved he had his remedy by Upp6l, lie also snhn►itted, that by the provisions of the Act the Commissioner! had a power of equitable exemption, and gnig,lit if they thought proper, exempt 'Air. F.►rgrthar'son. Mr. Fatoatntaasoti observed, if be were exempt . he should consider it a fair subject of complaint for the other parishioners.' Ile did not consider. such an exemption would be equitable, any more than it was to exempt the Surrey Chapel, a place the profits of which aninunted t►o Iteltr 1,001. year, If this were all Owed to he equitable, the Commissioners might with equal equity exempt half the houses in the parish. With respect. to the power of the Magistrates to hear the appeal, if the Legisl►ture had ,not .intended to 'give that power, he sitbn►itted the Appeal Cause would fiat have been inserted in the Art, The Cott ltT deeided rhai they bad the'power of healing the appeal, anti Mr. Farquharson pro ceeded to put in the regular notices of appeal terve(' on the Commissioners, &c. Mr. , FantatinAttsox then called on the Clerk of the Peace for the production of the recognizance into which he entered before the .Magistrates at Union Hall to prosecnte the appeal, On its being produced it' appeared that it was. taken in the usual form, and only bound the au 'pellant to proiecute the appeal without contain-. ing anyseeurity for costs es required by the Act. Mr, Litws contended, - that ttis omission must prove fatal to the ariiettl, as_wiitliont a legal recog itizance:the Court had' no jurisdiction.- ' Mr: FAitauttAitSoN said, lie had entered into all the recognizance required . by the Mar,istrates at UniOn-Valk' If their Clerk : had, throlo4li igno rance or negligence, not discharged his duty pro perly lie trusted the Court would 'not visit that fault on him. The Colin. lamented inabilitylo-assist the ap pellant, who• was bound to pputtlee a proper re bognizance, without which the liettch had Mi authority .to her the appeal, which must be 11:1r. FARQUITARSOI4., obseryea, the respondent isholdtt not long enjoy this., triumph, at, he would renew his appeal at therriext Sesidow. : *and should he find the law against him. he pledged himself publicly to petition Parliament for. the repeal of a statute at once so unjust and oppressive. Boxens.—A nieeting Of .otamteors, amounting to more than 50, as , ocutblerrat ScroggioCs on Tuesday, and after dinner the matches iti co'ntern plation for the 'spring diver ion were eanrasseYt. The match Between Cribb and: Carter was expect ed. to be made, but Cartee,s ',ltalie Cannot be load. lie produced a letter frfun (.arlisle ) which was read. It.stated, ,that tire omao,urs in the North would liacit Iqm:bit 2001. toligitt thereabout. But itie Londoners went too fiti.„.'northro-bo beat last antiniot, attil_the fight is yawed' in . the London ;.•intsitlei;Cribbiss' 3 001. -which 'ls . ready, and the will figlie any. where. The next subject 'canvassed Was for . a tikry,s - ptay extra for Seroggins,- who . is now the chanipion of -the light. wioighti, and will any-thing under I I stono and a half, for'ime 61 - 3001.: A Gentleuta'9.of. ‘Vdrolfdid was present, whu. . • make — titiiltes either for hint or Cribb.. Scroggins's fighting weight is .10.11...7.11),..Thg.matebes w.ith ccibb•and. Carter, and•Scroggins altd Turner, be made soon,, . . • EFUECTS or JeALopsv•— s ..., lays ago, th e wife of a,Coachmaker; Jesiding at Chelsea, put a • • • period t o h er ex i st e nce i n a •tic•Of jealousy, by taking a qu an ti t y of artteuic. It was about eight o'clock in the morning wherrshi teeik the fatal potion. She, in a shot t time after, became quite raving, and ran from one robin to aniither fn ti state of distraction, refusing to tell what ailed 11(4, till the serr.ints imind a gOhlet with a qttan tity of arsenic crusted upon the sides. Ser - eral srirgeons• were sent fur inunediately ;,theyfountl, anon the deceased nil the syMptoms of !teeing, taken poison ; one, of the sit:lons proctired tt strong emetic, itittl ,begged the deecui - ed to' tee it ; she st ern ly 'refused to tak e it ; slicTsaid, tryt she bad lost,the utleetions of her husband, :and 11A:1 tieleroliticti to put an end to a miserable life. All the sorgeOns begged and prayed she tvoulrl take the antidote: bat their arguments to perstradelter7 were thrown away., A physician was called in, and a consultation 'was held, and they resoNed Co use force, and they drenched the de cease d ; tpuintity of the tosenie immt;iliittelycatne oil her stomach,: and she was a littlecoirrulsed. 't - he strr : geons,were o f o pi n i on, that she had taken more than'an ounce of arsenic, for she infortited them that she felt very little pain.," The dose' ra t s large that it had destroyed the • stOmeelt, and deadened the:internal parts. She lingered till lice o'clock the saine:day, and' then expired 'with seeming composure. - Site 'had been sivalking the day before her death, and, vas apparently as well OS usKnl. .she was avery fine woman, and very high spirited. F A Coronet's Ingnest. was held on.Stinilay night iist,•On . pke: , body fans:cis re spect able 2.,irien-tira per, an t i mercer of Piv m oat ! Who put a pericvl to. hit .exittore 00 th e preeeed," itig day by cutting hit throat. 'tile jury returned .4 verdict of Lunacy, COtHiT pia p. The Court of.Assize , proceeded on thellth try the case of Michel Reiisch, a door porter,id was accused, of an attempt to assassinate his W and daughter. • - Reitsch;,on his 'examination, stated, that 11 fatal event otiginatedin'a veivfatilc cause. BI paratca forionte months. from his wife and 00 ter, he - went 4011am:tad some ; furniture, 's'hi t was 'refused him, In a Moment "of pasi° l '' struck his daughter: Eniihr‘asie-Caroline,:ivi tfi knife With which he had been cutting ltis nail''' . On aceing his daughter's blood flow he was seif, with remorse, and endeavoured vainly to cu t ' , . • own.throat The mother and (laughter were - tte *toe" whom justice required on this occasion. The ( 0 mer rave her evidence with oahnness, but latter, ulMost stitJed with ,sobs,, could scar c utter an answer. They Were both oeithitta the Court to ‘Vithdrawirom so distressing a and Eisphrasie was so mu c h a g itated that it necessary to bear her out of Court. The Jury, .after thr ee q u ar t e r s of an hour's ! liberation, found the prisoner guilty Of .1)"" struckelt his daughter With a knife, wilfully awl P t , theditately ; but the J u ry were di v ided siK ( 05 , 1 as to the intention'of killi ng his dati l lliter. Was; , pronounced not guilty of an attempt ori wile's life. The prisoner ‘ias condemned to five years' +l prisontnent, the maxiiuuns of punishment, # ll ` 4 a fine of 500 francs. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS. • .Immary R. Donald Eraser Hutton, merchant, Kiikcial Creditors meet in MiGlashau's Inn there, 17th January 7th February. • _ _ : January 8. Arthur OngMervin and Co. tn erchantii•Ol e ,' Oel4 7 4;reilitors meet in the Tontin e Inn there WO' 3 ' / " .. Jan uai y, at 12. cgl January 8. Robert S u th e rl an d, etint-ilealer I ; dealer at C o ufl,. p ar i s h of Durnueli, tors meet in Lesl ie ' s Inn, Dornoeb,.246 . 'Jaimaey and February, at .4.r.: January 8. John Hepburn, lime-burner, Salton, au' I ncr Hepburn and Walker., lime burners there, and fan? rei . glicg in nekrford, Last Lothian—Creditors mee t in Jo,l! !)(iLISC, Ed ii.burgl), 17th January and Ist Ft:brow-10' January 9. .101;a l'ettigrew„' fanner, and horse awl can dealer at SellittA ladetslie—c •*edit Jueel' io Black Bull Jahnstone, 40th Jannlr'y'and sth Fc bru ", at t. • ' • January A. Jas. Richardson. cattle-dealer, and late „, Ancliternoichty—Creditors meet in the Town-ClerVi there, emit January anti.4th February, at je. January 9. James Gil c h r i st , cotton-spinner, lateat glesliaiti, now residing. in Glasgow_ creditors to 10 '„ the Black Bull inn, Glasgowi s2oth Januaty and 10r , bruary, at 2. January 10. Alexander Sinclair vintner "and lirits o4 ‘ . ,' Olavgow—Crediturs meet in the Star Inn Were, iotll. lo and 4tli February, at 1. . EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, '&c. John Thomson, horse-dealer arthe Calton Mouth of 6 gnw, to be examined in the Sheriff-Clerk's Office, -' 31st January aid 4th February, at fl. Ferguson, manufacturer, Aberdeen, 4 0 be ex111 : 1 in the Laigh ;rolh.oth there, 18t1rJanuary Old 8d Febr at 2. • SOO Steven and Frazer, booltsellers..SAnsg m e, li to,belbt in the Sheriff-Clerk% ethos there, gad January attg bruary, at, Friincis Garden' an d Sans, merAtants, Glacgowt ; 0 , 1 aG den, awl Co. DelteenEr3, to be examined the Otih2e, Glasgow, 23d JanUary anti Bth Februarl' . o Creditors el John Si;;leild 4nd Cu. merchants, beit°: l lo in the Royal Exchange Ciacelieuse,EtlitibUrgh,,27tl"3,' 'at 1. , Creditors of .loh Middlemiss cart-wri Per e .'; :the Ilanuneromi's.Tav ern there, 2 . lst , Jaitilttry' i d Creditors of\huncs J4niesort„._ ca r t er amt eo al.doalcroi te guw, me e t i n the Uglier of Alexmuier Hewit, 4th rebruarY, at 12. Creditors of John 11‘Kenzie,. ironmonr, Puidicle': reccive a dividend front Ituliert Watt, ge W I " February: , 6 0 ' 31 • John Cat - N.414, tettius, , t rtAtce On the ge , l" estate of Jarui;s Nldek, lately residing in Jidinburgh , Imution, hay applied ior :I discharge. . tithe el William I.lroWn, 11)(71 - chant,' Glairg6sv (i;rtner 0. °01)1 a ari l cern of Cole and Brown, Inerelniuts tic((, to lic, c i s g - i in the Slierifr-Clerk's Unic e , (Ilasguw, I - illtand 3 1 si '- at 11. • BIRTHS. • • Y esterday, VitcountessFolkstone, of a daughter . . On the I.lth. inst. a n ‘VeUna-street, Co." l " ii ' lj the - Lady of Ralph thane, Esq. of tr sun.l' lib° On'the Dth, at Portob e llo, n e ar Eoi 4 laurgh, L 3 L , Iv of a son. „ c 4.10 On the 30th nit. a t Tweedmouth, near o "'", t h Tweed, thy Lady of Captain Gourlay, late of th o ' yeterau l,lattulioti, of a daughter. " 11 , o` it e er . . '... '' .• ' •.. - '. DIED. - l it) Ai 41 " . CB P I Town, at the Cape of .Good Hope, On, the ,,pm. aFtolier last, aged 36, Mrs. Diana Warden, t r d o ' g raol: Francis ‘Vartleu, Esti Chief Secretary to 'th' s ' V , . hs o 4 Idonitia). ' • / h '131 4 : ,. On the eth olt.' , laizaheth Ilurns,,a4'fe of lkir.,-f - c " ,leb. t l overseer at Polkenutiet and daullitcr of t''," t beta Robert •Durni, and the stihjectof'sOine of bis I . O°S " . i i i . lipes. • ' PTO; e :::: r u , n , d i a ;sl y last, a a i r t m n iti t:i t t , s f la t n ii elluileli,iciiinoaf lays o ‘ f ia a j P , l 3 y l ,,," , of the ls t , Peace for the count); of I)arham. air l' s fl t Ili' iodgio:: , in DrurY-laite, on tVetine4day Itlff h i c .I.t Pliontati llniwoch, formerly of Sandwich, Keutt.‘l,,:; ~ ,i r•,,i' he was one of the .lutists, :old servettt he otb ! ..- - e or ' 1 ',.'ilte'; i‘itt r s . t i t ri ,e tt a . ptain in the Cinque ' Porte Volunteer:. At Exeter aged-3n, Miss Preston, .out: 14 3 -° ntfl late Major 14cston, of the Mut. E. I. Co.s sett ,iciiao O, Oct Sunday, at F.xminster Villa, aged 6d, I V I 4, Emi. formerly of thef - sticib ci lil Latch', aged 42, Cuptain EilWarti Chinnery, o u . t ot i On Thursday, at Barnstaple, Mrs, blooper, ' ,ift witlow, at the very advanced age of 119 years. . i bil' ) . l ",6 On Sunday nkorning, in one of the Alms Hoo", i , 0 to St. Agnes - % Chapel,. li:xeter, Mary .Star 11 ° ° P: r'l ' 4 ', 0 tallied the great age of 10:: Years, on Christniai 0 , 3 1.1‘ 4 , 1 L 4 telY , 41 , Itcwton. Elizabo.h It.,‘Ve, agrd . 1 ,: ) , 10 . t l ' i ',4` mains were interred at Chi istletaor.—:What r°', i vii r : p . stance of long lift more reinarbalac.ii, tihd I t, J tl° ll4 o•f three neighbours of. the deee4)4.4l (+ ll ' lll ''' - ' :,/ .. are. 5173 Bears f o LONDON : ell hy J. B. CA rtsTA !Its f , I 'll o huililitlcs ; 1.11),1 he W. A. SCitil' i I ; 4t "the :41ri , :-(4pric. r. Sti3nti f!AriV e a jilrfr amts, Orders, L e tt ers , & c . tpast,p4idl i4u4t . . ; MARRIED. t si• .. O n . Wednesday, Mr. Joseph Pulley, jun. of (* nea t I ns, to France*, youngest dim I to • Of Charles 0 104— ' - of Fladbury, Worcebtersliire. ' 4i ' , . hi , WiL ii , On the tali instant, ;a St. .111agirtts, CistsrelW•,2* 'list , !"'x'Cl ,llll . cideq . son of :Ur. Deputy Child, to " - t, op)). child of Joseph liaiTis, Kit'. of Oettaiehurch•stre roi _ .Yort.terday, at St. .George's" Chtkrch, Captaiu, Vallbt,juill l lt i . i N i, . i t i o ," J . ulia Vanity, youngest daughter of Lewi s , . , , „6. di . On the 15th init. Ca pt. Peehell, It: N. fo lOW, a lbs Thuyis, se co nd d aug ht er of Williaualio)tt.,'E st l .-" ' stead-htiuse, Resdine, . _-•-•••''