The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-16 00:00:00

MARINE COURT. (Fowl a Nov rf,rk Paper.) EfeH I etIP.NRY WU PATON. liottitit+ '';WAKTOINI, and 14. S'CirrT Evirs. Jusiires, STI.i.V.INO—AssAtiLT AND BATTERY.. Teter r. lieortre Zlittiewwt), Richard clark, Jfrmies Johnll, o,tiwttril Crsw,Org,: Jenkins, 1 1 ;-nn Asisew,Tnto,,,is D4niel Caints ; Cottuael fur Ihr ,:tdoptotitti ~Jr. Ely. 'j' h e Coptti;o a‘.(l ( . ..iew of 14 Veltel on the high be : 1 ,4 4-aye lin right to; permit or excite Old Nt p ;hoc til 111.41/N todiS.,4*ll4,Cr siil4llllllllerSe hint in 4 %A.lter, contrary to his This was act action of assitidt told battery, al leged to 11 , ve been committed on boat d the Jirit blo t , Thomas, of Ltheaster, while. Ott :he high sr s , ut $‘ I i h ship Mathew son was the Citi!tion, the . other (10ettilallta benlncit,sild the plaititiff olke Of lite foti.,singetit. It appv.treit that' the ship came trout the chalky with ittioinber of passengers, and arrived nit the batik , of Nevelotmdiand- The 60114 of the this y wit rules the wide domain, through t.thich they tool passed in safety, with joy breath►. iirg in every rye, met and conferred. By a re. trorrence to ancient legends, coeval with the common law, and among them of wester vali (lity, it was tonna, that itt often as a Withal:lli Cattle in view of the Banks of them, he must pro- duce n bottle of old Cogniae Or rum, as HD OC. ceptable glicr,fice to Neptune. The nature of the sacrifice was explained to the titoNtnen, and the greater part complied with a requisition', sanctioned by immemorial usage) the Philo 4, It others, refused. Whetenpon the .ittneto invoked the God with sad complaints " Oh! Omnipotent Father, King of the Ocean, behold the rebellious sons of Te,rta, %Vito have thircti to intrude into thy dottonimo, refiusing to bend before thy Divine Altar, and to rosier to thee an accustomed libation. Their beards, 011 . 1 Fake', tire long, uncouth, and hide. cent ; retaitird by Ilium in defiance of thy laws, and in theri.ion of thy divinity." The Filthier of °teal) heard, and lifted his aw. fill head sohlime . bovie the wives, attended by the tout , the Ncteides, and all the daughters of the ti.tore wain, lie saw his children, aod slots responded to their cnn►l'rtiiit►tsllrrnctglt , 11 brazen trumpet, whose re verberations shook the distnnt promontory of Cliapeasi !Inoue, and reechoed throngh the spo• dons flay of Placentia. :—" Cnrry these impious snort isl.t Irons my presenre—behold their bestrds, which tltiy dare to vermin to di-like of my ust thor;ty ! They shall be shnved," tit lata airtailt." Ile mild, and t;iltitig his razor and slniving,box from his ear, while Abiphitrite held his horses, he seihvd the prow, and owl:titled by the into ri.t lofty shirt, His pretence inspired hir t.hilthea with Joy: But while ithpoti ng bit cum thtoogh: bktizen ;tiouprt, to the crew, the-'l, ! intrsiihm .helots Bring hi t h er that tub,nncltUl It svith , sen-water.;" 'Twos done Islittg tort h the lot g beclied tt the, rine by ow," 'flue COOIOI4IO wur oneyed but Oiffie, when it cmtue to his turn, ',viol inclined to be refractory, euti resirtcd—But whd earl leui6l when _gods COM ? • ••• The razor ogee' by his godship was ntstitifstlttr ed in the raVttlig of tift, by bor of the Cyclops, .frotte sit it on Itm.p ; sod, though somewhat rough on iht . itige, did good bosiotior, livid above the tub, Detqle einderwent the operation with Ftre:iining rye. while the most. ting s rVOty sioyti from tilt' 1411114' entered 11.1$1105ttilS, As ht)on na tit e ()filet: . tir. the razor was accomplish ed, .stiel the sterol moth, which binds even gods tibove: was aittniniktered, the tub tvlow tecrii%ed hurt ; the erretoony' WWI ,1111 . 11 e, a'iol the god de !teen teil the of the " . y.tsty deep." It. :111Velirta a Loly pisseitger,'nained Ann :N ees , wits subjected to the sone ceremony, the humour of Which wits enjoyed by I)tiffie, etitn. ;non wirh the others. 11111kwell personated Ne i) . tune, sod the An acted in tl'e Capseity of au aiSiCallt to the deity, alit! was 4111t1 aitti‘lillg 0)* the ceremony*, Af ter th e new,nittits of the Conitsei, Mr. ills (ice SvrmsToN vitarged Jory, Chat it %ells the ditty Of ale llttl , ter of 41 %hit to tuvlit his piisseit iets etiention and inilitent.As. The Cinidin stood lit the tel,itioo to the i)iisigesigcfb ils ti inastte of Hit 11411 'tio hotel did towsrels his guests II ti ei thi! superintendence of his sessel,, the I,lw had itivesied the Cipt,titt with the nitthority o e. cePooy for pre , :ereing peace and good miler. tisit oec,tsi:,n th e Cap , ,aiti' Ina wil y failed iii treating the pl 11 lilt deeorttin; inn C intlett4ttekil, ,iettolly hall stilly agency in the' injnry chkogt.yd in the declar,tiitm. Thc t ,f the i!eft ,, ,tta:it tow,,riiii the 1114itititi . tvas it , g! ly teltrehttistine. After taking into roil siticrittio.l rtc ontideil feelings of th , . plo int ilf to t the oin- hrJeol, aunt the (In cttttiStili4ol i t tho de. In!;(1r11 ., i. t)t) Ow us lit S 0 It wontiel be the fluty of the is, render such rt vt-rdiet, as thtl considere.l itPit and he Jltryr ieti ieicii is Verlliet of the philititt, tor 46 dull tr« NVhenever , • I , l.,tirr or any renottk , , 4tbit. t 1,0 I,m I; ;fp', till board trul'e:llot been Lefore, the 0 1,1 lifttered 1.. the et vegis,,iiy ~ • two; ileiforoted ;--f }fie Irri;VV,lt li o: rf ?“, ikon, iy, hi a #•iti . a)iiiig t tnntict •' I, r• " • 41)Inne, tot ott6 vessel, wiiik thw.o 11110 bly. to it , ,ttavy.t 1 i, lokr, ,10.1u1 t fipcmis 1311141,, per. traci,c4 I t,e .itt , l ft oiti thtnceitwinhi tirch, erlietgeit 119111 the oewn. tic h iilir the , e,reW tromp, ; er i made, titttl notnnal congra tulallanA i l lll4 between hhikodottiii and the old lie prineeill to o,,ter the rupiNitelippar,;tag for ',having, which oner..lly von .0.1 fineiv ,)( iron hOop, a eninpovii ion tor Lithor oi vtitTpit olle,o•ivt , matter, title or water. pt.; iII 1010 Are . to ne v ;Jr', Ini,oght fo' one, -britnifoldiA. 1 11h . oe alit , 11,1,0 treated t+elf, arc ,11.1“.11ivltiOW,' ti .1:1! 'di IVO% 1).11Vti: g ,, ildtip p; 0;,-t-11', the. novice liu divert, it {0401) i 4, that he " never eat lirtos , s; bread when he e.oi get white." 'rite Late iftarcti, it then either itninel,, , d in a tit!) of weter„ o tir; a Wicket lull (tutu .thorn pouted on Lis hicad ) and the cotter ' swrur ,, rs. MELANOIOI.Y DE: Til or, J. il‘kitittarr, 1:1Q. oF 111 Am ES I'OI;t : Ce'OFFICE. An Inquest w4s held hrto , e "S. IV. Us WI N. FINg our of the C'Ototirri t,Nliildiesek, ott the lamented aril respecteel Alagi,trate, of which tile following site tiON leading facts anti circoinstances *:— Mr. Harriott tar nine months paii hail been inflicted with disease in the bladder, which sub jected hi►u to continual paroxysms of excruci.►t• ing pain, often attended with proliHe hemorrhage; On 14'riday morning last, about 4 o'•clocit, his me diva! attendant ( \lr. Holloway) was sent for, who found him in bitch ekquisite pain, that the deceased requested this Gentleman to relieve hint at all events, evert it the means should terminate to death. 'llJr. Harriott was then placed iii a wain') bath. At t;igt►t o'clock the sante morning this Gentleman was again sent for ; he foam] Mr. Harriott bleeding from several self-inflicted wounds in parts of his body. On the left , temple was a slight ►►'utintl, which had divided a branch of the tem poral artery. In the lett arm, below the elbow, wits another wound, about two inches loug, and shunt the fourth of an inch deep. The veins of the area were only injured, and the artery un touched, The l►tst and most serious wound was in the abdomen, over the stomach, through which a pOrtiou of the intestines had protruded. This wound would have been 'mortal in most cases, front subsequent inflantmation e . but was not con;- sidered so in the pewit instance, owing to tlie profuse discharge of blood. On dissection rarer death, by order of the Coroner, the bladder was found highly ulcerated, and filled with coagoba ed blood, which by the able practitioners Ito attended was considered as the in►tuediate cause of death. It was proved that during the last fortnight the facilities of the deceased were greatly Milian ed, his wind overcome by dejection, from a con tinued series tat pain 1.1+1(1%01Tel:big. The CORONtilt called the attention of the Jury, in the first place, to the statement which had been given a.l to the situation of the deceased's mind and understanding, and left it to,tlitito to decide, whether he bad contributed to his own death, (pr had curie to his end by natural means f ow thu effect of his complaint. Verdict---" Natural Death." . . An Ingnisition was about to be taken yesterday, evening II Trlost AS SMILING. intl. EN. ttt the bnitse of Mr, Wellington, the sign tjf the Wise Ports, Fulwood7s.rent3, 'von Ihe body of Johanna 6ntton, to intinire how she cattle by her death, . The,bcadle of the parish read to the Jury, a do cument which. had hem . , sent to him by a Com mittee appoitited by a Meeting of the parishes of Audrew's, it II St. (leOrge ttic Alm.(yr, He said that lie was ordered to read it he opened arty Court i and he was also Or ,lt'red not to open a Court unless the. (..'ironer for the county was present. The following is 'a copy itesoired imanimaii , ,ly, That a he forwardtd to the ~o irit by the C 304111411 of till,!. ow :".. our. l tilt: oii i thi:oi upon till Inq lr.l i riken tke united partitivs ut. tit , [brilliant, mid St. r4 c i rge the Mlet s , r , i the Wind of, t forte ones and Direct 1.11 ha r io g girr o stria order's to their otlkei not to attend, o r otberwke eauction this taLiiig of any itiqi.crt, 'nitric und e r Om itumen.itte. directii n of a Callow tor.tlie county. (Signed) " MOS. GEO. CLARE, Chairman." The Jury itnitnimonsly ,refused to let ally pet son Act im the part of the Coroner. ,•They that it was an office that they could not sutler to be done by deputy. Mr. Stilling, jun. said, that he woold cutlets,- vour to send hi 4 lather in the eourbe of au hour, if ha wait in town., Ityabont Its an hour after the time appointed, Mr. S.iriitig, the .Coroner, came. Ihe Jury in formed him, that they were deterrnilled in future. to have the Coroner present . ,'and they. would not stiffer the business 'to be done by deputy or 'by clerks. It 'appeared from the evidence of Mary Ferment \Vuitton, No. 2, Fulwood'n.rents, High that the lieceitSeti was the daughter of ,alt•. Sutton, a lodger in her house ; that on Monday afternoon, about 4 o'clock, she heard the deceased sereamiog in the apartment occupied by her lather ; she ran to see what was the cause, and saw the deceased on fire, and a woman, named Manning, endea vouring to put it out ; shut got some water and put out the tire : there was not * place from head to foot but what was , badly scorcheth; she died at 3 o'clock the,following intoning. Ac. eidentally Burnt to Death." A Coroner's Inquest wia held . yesterday st the of Grapes, Littli Paternoster : -row, Union streo, Spitaltirlds, before Mr. 111.4ivIN, on the hotly of Mary Illlicket, who was unfortotincely by a brewers draw yOsterday morning:--- The Jury brought hi their verdiet"" Act:Wien-tat Death," awl 'evict! a diodand of Is. on the waggon. Some short time since an intant, a few rlayi , wits found hanging front n tree, it Sandy- Line, near Kew ; it was StlSlteltdrd by the String of a coloured apron. inquires wA re immediately made in the neighbourhood, anti suspicion fell tiptin a woithin who Carlini a bout milk it Mort.. lake she had been remarked to be with child, and to have appeared less about the period when the child was 'discovered ; she was asked it she had lost an apron, rind She said she had ; and on the aylon being shown to her,.whick wAS foOnti 'via) ti,e ehld, she admitted it to be hers, but de. nied tier hating 'beet, with child. Tie evidence of a midwife, and a-man midwife Will brlrgeotto proved tAlselinnti Of her assertion, anti she was 1 ;(*)1101it (I.;oroneeti warraut to the New thud to I loriLminiger-lane ; she refused to make any (keine, y, butt said, that when she was tried she would toy kthau she knew, the died last, wetk in the New 6,44. Abwit Ili innotha since a child was (wind mordertli, sib slightly covered with vitt th, in a field near Morti4ke church, and she Sits Olen strongly suspected ; toil dining the investigmion wiiiclt has takeit place 011 the pre ,erit 00 , 111114're,, it t •h;is biJ'i,lt'dijiCoveted, that the wretch had lied from Wales on suspicion of haying destroyed a child there.. was a Iresh-coloored hi. oo6ol fle•lookittli %%Anita!). and about twenty-se- tAW INTffLi.,l(.;*kl.ces. coutt•r cii.‘NcERY,I7A. 18. This beiug a Seal Oity, the Lout§ CEIANCELIOR vens wholly occupied In hearing motions of •no public intinwratieC - wliatevcr. In the case of Cutler v. Underwood, whe re a purchase of all estate had taken pl a c e , rIMI a title and convey ani:e were made wit, hi! Lordship mdtred Are motley to he paid into Court, with interest.- The 11*.1 , e order was made in another cane, Cutler t:!. Hilt, and in this ease the conveysnee wait ordered to l!e deposited in ;he Mater's Office,' on or he rore the day the moury was deposited: Hi 3 Lord ,1111) at till near four o'cloCk. Sittings appointed in Middliiexand London, I)strore the Right Himont-Ate EnniAan Lord Et.- I,ENBoRoUCiII, Lord Chief Justice, &c. iu and after Hilary Term, 1817: IN THEM. LONDON. tVedneOny Jan. 29 Wednesday. Feb. 6 Tuesday .......... 11 TRIM.: „ Frikloy . Prb. 14 OLD, BAILEY. Yestertiay the Sessioni of (Ayer and Terminer, .and of Penvi Deliv'ery fcir the City of don ati'd Middlesex'; commenced at Justice Hall, the Old Bailey, befote the Lotto NisYon and other Conuniisioners. The Jonig, s %vim; attended %1; c1:e Mr. Justice Panic and Mr. Justice AsnoTt. Ve*ty few cases were tried, atid of any im portance. The trial of Wilson, sett., it is ifiller• strul, Will collie on on ;Monday next. In the Calendar is stated to have been committed by Sir INLvirt. CUNANT,clini•ged, first, with " wit WY, and unlawfully ,stabling and entlin4 Joseph Rhodes, with intent to disable him ;" and second, With " riotously, and t nottsly assembling ,Iwit it di 'e.rs Other per.: soil , to :he number of 100 And upwartls, ,with uncut to bre4k and disturb the peace." Mary Johnson %vas convicted of stealing a gown and other at-fides of apparel, the property zabeth Pond. proseentrix in this. case was a poor blind woman, who, art the Bth of January,. was in the sir, et with her younger siste r , w h o l e d her :shout. 'The prisoner accosted them in the street, sod said that she had walked twenty-six miles that day, and had not a MOrsel to eat. The prosecu• trix .took her home and gave her some victnuls ;. they afterwards went out together to driuk some 'beer y; The result was, that she stole the shawl frotn her yonng.sister, and tools away the prose. -cutrix's gown from her lodging. The Officer .who took her in custody said he knew the.pri, sorer very well ; she soled fish .01! street the neighbourho o d o f . t h e pro,eemrix's lodging. She had a lame of young children. The Jury , funud her Guilty, but tectuionended her to merz..y. POLICE IN "I ELLIGENCE. E4.TRA(4II)INAtz,I' FENi A LIZ.. • '14U11 , .N-SttomtP.—Nir..loseplit Leea, n respect. able charts-master, residing in PrOice's-phice, Westininster, came to the Office order to ask the Alogistrate's itilvice . how he should act .untler the follOstiog eireonyuNocet4:--lle Stated, that the e v t i, i 'M g before, the (triter of one of his coaclio, No. 894.!; hail bee ts called 'with .his coach from the vitr o in Charlei..oicet, Covent-gm deo, to take fi t ) I r ( tit re as Jolotson'si.la-mode beef shop, the corner of Clare..coort,, ut lllackmoor.street. lle there took tip a lady vt ry genttely dressed, •ttc, compartied by a gentleman, and several boxe, were, handed into the .roiteh, %then : h e wits deted to drive 'to Catherine-.street, wher e t h e gentlentais lett her. , lie was afterwards ureteral to drive to Oxford-street, %chef/ Ile set her down down at a public wine -vaults, and she drank several, glasles of brandy. She (hen ordered hint from true place to another, till shit• hec.~ntc so intwxicated that she could 'tot articulate, isn't i t being.at lettlth past site o'clock in the morning,and supposing she had a t:00,1 dell of property, about her, be took her to St. Mauiclion e Watch. house, brit they would not receise Jimmot of her boxes. After frying one or two • It io re watchhotiscs, to no better eff e ct, he at last drove her home to his tuit:tter's yard, am! put' her upon souse eleall straw its the stable. During the time he was rubbing dovinhirhorses she fell asleep, and he kft her with :her boxes. In the morning, abouteight o'clock, Mr. Leta,-as was customary with him, went into the stable, where he saw the and his ostler informed hiru that on his Coming there at five o'clock, she Complained. of being cold, and said-ihe hail Ito money, but gave him a handsome, ;silver 'little in, a 44ed rneeo case, to get bee. it gliiss of warm brandy send water, which he did,' anti : ate) wardtv:a gluss of brassily anti milk, .Mr. T,. immediately ,inv it ed her into his !indult'. to eat some brealifastotoll ordered her biixes to be taken thither,. ;When arrived there,- she took from one of thOtoxes pearl necklace of considerable value,. and desired Inns to keep it, Its security for Ids coach hire, as well es any other expeoce„she might hereafter elitist; : hills ; r a h e also said slit would pot .r f►ttld chain iut., hi hands, which on reertog for on her neck she perceived she, bad loss, WO . 1,11 leatehiug emir:hit was fotold at the hottOM. Mr. Field, said, he thought from the weight it toss ';lie worth 9 or 10/, Nlt. L. said limiter, - She several other trinket*, which aPlocareti valuable s doll in one box there were - several partilineurs, She told'hins that the Getitleman she h,,1 Met with at Johnson's had ,ohlailted from her it Clo t !, to 1 ,1,,, ige, which wits worth 50 or 60 ; she al a ilitormed him that Mr, Nichols, solicitor, Watford, was ,het trus , ce; Ho d wHicd he would (Ake a letter to him. This was oat pc,,hy log last, s h e h a d 'hest just gone to bed, zoo! lie citric; these Inc F1141.1)ING iti Itiy opproveti of Om colch mas!er's contltict, nod nikpoOtteti n j , .,tte litin4tion the tvebiog i Anti OW 14411 V 1/Viiig SQber ttnVe such au account of tun' hrr • tOttnectiOn4, *t induced Mr. Fit:tiling to %%rite to Air. Nif,iuilt, to:ticull Air. Lee:4i himsof critly it, to tVuitUrft. Air. Nichol 3 ausu•vreti :kir. Field. n ttte mein tic a= y h" driving about in one of Mr. Lt eA's -11aeloa chariots, has lotig'eti house; and helvict very well, only drinit k; too freely. .I‘l , • Nicb C"rAing IY appeared at the (Mice, and ittfaraa Nlr. Pieldi:lg opt she is a mauled woman, bi separated front her husband, Mr. now li ing at Ilalifax, in Yorkshire. ahr had a g () ; fortune left her by her father, lately deceased , al retitled at Watford, which she is squatiderin4 very fast. Himself and "t 1 friend of his at " a fool, are executors of her fuller's will, •nd lie paid her 120!. on AVeduesday hi st , to sett le for rings, trinkets, and other extravagance , . Mr. FIELDING advised tint to get her t° «' ford as soon as possible, and he left the Office wi Mr. Leea, to pay her a visit at her house, and follow the Magistrate's advice of getting. her C of town without delay. StoratshaeTo. SWINDLING,'AC. ht.( B m7 r h amination, before Mr. HicKs, the Sitting Mag i T fi y e Yesterday George Downey w trite, being charged with several acts of felouP I,u addition to the former Wi tnesses , BHP& and underwent a second e. Malcolm, of Artillery -street, Ifishopsgafere",l attended and stated, th a t h av i ng seen in the V" papers an account of the prisOner's being Co todv, she suspected him to be the man who h robbed her house, and tin seeing him at the b site had no doubt of his person. He came i o house about four or fi ve months ago, and losil at some apartments she•had to let. tie ell" ) : of them, but said he h a d a pp o i nte d a geatielnAl% meet him there, and requestedperinission a lit le for him. tie said he was faint, nort, r quested to h a v e some p orter ; s h e to ld bill no servant in the !Muse to (etch it,, rind if , " 4,7 . it he most go and f e t c h it hi mse lf, which I.' he and as he said h e w as we ll acqua i n ted %vitt ) late husband, and wag well known to lbe Sol is 7 tors of the Bank of En g land, and be "'" law hilli%elf, she gave hini snine cold roast mato also a bbok to read. After he had left the boo she discOvered that he had taken a silver §l° frOm a closet, and her spectacles. Mr. Westwood, the solicitor to the 13.06 1 c Present, and said be knew nothing oldie priso l , ll . but knew the pr o s ecu t r i x extremely well ; her °, husband had beets a clerk in his office. Another chaige against the prisoner stealing a great coat from a prisoner in theirs l . lenels prison, where he had gained admittallOft. a false repre , :enration. . Al A number ()rather persons attended to ir charges against the prisoner for obtainiog lrniner by oittrilar means. lie was again I:mantled. utsTrtEssNG CASE. r Cluruntst.L.'--Yestertlity it young Man of , IPeutribility was ~chargell with stealing a rnent in the following way appeitretl, tit during the time iite thrd Mayor wit-8 o'g"g e ;wearing in the Constables' Mitl other ()Meetly Monday and Tuesday last fur ,the year the prfrt ner was observed to continue an anxiiitts IP" tor. On the Innerday, lao‘‘ieser, g d " tag of the Officer who administered the oath t+t, tog his back, he meizA the • Testament, eon t:ed it beneath his elm,. 'toil was about to (1 01 t room. Being obitervutlhy S. Caihnkiti, the Ott" (Imo a .distan m t . part or the roots; the prk.',net''' ilaerentned his egress, seemed,' and the taken from him. pvisniter ' , leaflet! extreme dittrelis, aba l rvspi!otible sphtre'of life in which he 113 0, • 4 In this he was put by evidence, all 4 i t • that the Het he had ittiOiadently cOmmitted in itseff pimiiirinent,:*l3 if brought with it tit: hot rot's of shame remorse ; and be Pc° lll4 that even stiirviittott, or the fctir of death ito should Pot again intlitee him to cpniniit the Ivner. Atter ft s►►itable atlnmoilion from th e i tra r, he was (I,scharged. SINdULAR INSTANCR FINIALE llchoto t. 'About two W t eks store the %% it e o f Mr. P I totp, Provideoce, Rhode hland, ob'er v ‘l wolf follo w i ng some sheep dirt etly toward 9 house -in which ' they lived : and NS her I T 111 „ 11 W m h Was absent froome, site " e immediately to 4 '; ihe title and opproaehed the wolf, who stopP e shr advAneed. , She levelled the piece 1;t ittttt „snapped it three times in succession, W iti Ti feet.. Being.conviuced that the rifle 14 0 tilr, she resolved upon another mode 01. attsc and immediately approached the wolt, Wh i "" i l l to advance, and with the breech of the gu n I struck . him on the head, when off ; not discouraged, however, at this aecitl,ri she kept the wolf at bay with the barrel, tu"1 ,; ( :, ed to her son (a boy of about ten years) 11 ' 7 "":1! an axe, who so ; but as he 'apprOilehe" wolf wade towards him, when he threw (11 %, nt the wolf and retreated. The wolf itFtwe'''';,,, turned and again attacked the womait'; Iv ': in the Meats tiaie serared eiub, with beat the wolf and killed him, irithoot lect 9 ' aq "injury .--(ditterieun Paler.) the breech bri'l COAL 11ARKET, 3...xuAitv 1 5 . price , Ship. tfit,'NT4Tricet, 41,40 Newc,lstit. 2'll . i,m#, ' 7 % . to 0 4'2 1 ! 1! Sooduslitivd... • . t h, e 114 4 To WitupAtoroot, on th e .I , 4th init the LadYl - II". !•APIt Ittidport, of a ditughter. a Of PC''' Toixday the lady o f Daniel Cronin, n• --4 *oc ptet-lialt; of a sult, iu Hittita-strect, , • stinuiv. • IMMtO). Fl , MI the Mil inst. at Lambeth, William `bendy. . 00 1 r, ) ,e'd , f9,cll;lll , )tte, eitleNt daugllter of the late inuir' ,r,,q, i,i z- , 4;titliwork / .• "' . 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