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~rnwt not ~, LA W :1 NIELL 1 GP:NCB. SECCiNO.I.ItIES' OFFI(2,E, Ittincti 22. • SOITTFINV'ARK MUDGE. 4 M.'IC":IAY 'AND OTHERSA% THIt S6UTIIWAItK , BRIDGE • comPANv i This Was a writ of inquiry to FISSCSB the da tiLtoe, the plaintitri ought to receive on being re- . unveil, by the operations of the Sonthvvork Bridge Cionpany, limn their pretuioes itlQtiem-street, to • • , • The ATTOENEY-GENEaA . L, stating tne case of the,pl3 . 9ii obseried, that theyhad been whole s..tre. stationers in so . extensive a - business for the last '2O years, that they had procured the name of the, paper market for the'neighbottrhood in which theyyesided. The prenfiset they occupied were . .not drily: the most convenient In.thentselves, but . the most cOnvenientlY .iituated, 'fhe fittings height of .the ceilingS; the. size s of the 'wareheinses, the extent of frontage„ and te proxi mity to theThantes, rendered them the most desir•able, ,estabiistonent in London. The great undertaking of the Sttuths.vatk 13ridge, by which privite prope rty:. was So lunch iuldred, 'howe%t.:E the . public good might beultimatZly a.tvant'eil,ltad dispossessed them. of t„fieSe premises, and Hitr plaiiitifl's had been under the necessity of •ontOving farther from the river to waridimises they had almost re•built for their • .putpuse; without many of a dvantages they : enjoyed in 'their old situation. Tido ineOnVe-, nience, he allOwetl, had been effected by the IoW, but by the law also: they were entitled to com pensation.; and they were to . measure that'. compensation either by the value of their interest in the old premisel,'or by the expenees to whieh. they had been put in -establishing themselves in the new. Of their pretnies in Queen-street they load an t4tex,pired term of 2:i years.. and being, sehethiled in the Act of 1311, andhnowing, there fore,, alt ct they - shotthl be reqttitt.;l to remoVe, : they had proceeded to take sonic ground upon' *Ci)liege-hill, and to blear the heavy exPenee of coriverting a slight-huh ie into a stationer's Ware house, so •that•it tvtt uecessaryalmost to rebitild" the whole fabric. From 1811 they hail been . in the daily appre i hension of 'seeing a notice to quit tqu;n then desks, and the caution they had adopted' . was only such as became smen of• basine!,s and; prudence. d.onages required by the'plain- . tiffs were 6,250/., ant) the' Southwark-hridge! "Company had •off.!red otily the very inadequate .soni t,t .2,2001., thai'tliey were absolutely , Uourt, hoWevet,' unwilling they might be to proceed with hostility. The &Ink been iolmitted and read, Mr. - Iloggat t, who had surveyed,,theretniscs in Queen, tat ett, was e,;iled c t,e veined thit unexpired term to . about a , -1001.,aud the tixturcs at 2701. 10s. '['!icy W4rii. most admirably situated, - and he had no doubt would have let 14.3501. a. year. Mr. Litvcrand Mr., Hodgson,. both wholesale stationer's, fixed the renror the Old warehouses 3001.; they were much hetter;in,all'respects, than, those now dccupied by the' plaintiffs. Queen-street there was frontage so extensive that three carts conk hr loaded at the their contigaity t i > time river made cartage ftato he whai t unnecesstu y. Ya. Shrub, clerk to the plaintiffs, and Mr. John Vestry clerk, deposed to the expeoces of removal, Ste. 'cite plaintiff,' eine heing'finished, Mr.Serjeant .136sT W4S about to address the Jury on the other ,side, tt stn hit offtr,wos made by the defend:l,ms, which, was FleceiN . ti ky the of 3,0001. )-‘ vea li a t tot that 811111. THEWOODEN-REAPEV . • TYLER 1). STEVENS. This was an'action-against- the defendant for assaulting the plait)tilf, The damages were laid at 2,U001. iutd the tiefeadunt having snlfered judg. Imo, to go by deriult, the Jury were now called : 1170,0 to assess.th'e amount of damages tvhieb the viaintill had sustained. The Al''r(ilitie.Y.( 4, l4NEßAL Stated, that though thrse gentletn-ertWert members of several friendly ! , orietitsi yet inobabl), front the gaiety of the Itie,-the vigour andbtrength of his bodily ,powtrs bad become ilupaired. At all events be . Ara-i • nut tlitt istronget for it. On. the • other the defendant was nu athletic ,powerful . man : he was charged with having beaten the idintilf most cruelly httt ,this was not the r i al t o f the ease, When the eireurnstatices ct . ' row! and place at svhichlhe altai o r took place colisidt parties were about tti io (Hoe at (lit,. 1.,0 - (tidoil Tavern, like gentle and liieothi. it happened that the defendant r.:iifed there before, the plaintiff, : and. having stiel‘ in hi 4 ltand, which lip usually car I it2:l, he empired . ‘visether yier wits cotite, Ile had scarcely prononnced the words when 11.I'r, caine from . behind the s(i - cen, placed at tile floor which lie had just vntered, anti %vas pHs . sl l ig hit() 100111, ‘v11 . 1.11 'the titlimdmit, went tip to (Ohl v: tit his stick strack (dui repeatedly on I, ea d shoidders, over : nil over again. in ahor(; the !',raper “-,. 15 .:;..be b e labo ur ed 'him i ii several niittutet.. The company present were: il l a panic at w bat they maw, and after they recnver- inonedintefy bite( fered, and prevented turther ‘i,d,,..04,te. At first they could not belic‘‘! !hit it 1 ;, aitictnan V,tie the, kfeiniant could conduct himself ;„ manlier so utterly . fo , ,,,f,etttil of the 1.,1v,-1 sneitty. and at Itunianity;_butas soon .as then . sorpritie uas Over, theyresettekthe plaintiff train the, ',cid (11' destruction. • • - Mr. Cita; lei,.rtiehaidann pl'Oved the fact. 10,1 ~ 'eti by Mr, .t , erjea n t Ex h r,—The ;;.ilycty, rotisttitvit ()I merchants and , , t tadestuen, was ttl;',o Loots . ll by th e 1 , 13n , f . 0 f: , rh e II ip,41,1t-heer(l4•l ealieil by some ct He (newt). rs, 'N'ithess.thil not linow that,the will' And. (il'.fenilant Metriliers (if (lie' I, , wiingtosi (jab, or that tiwy (;i T in:e• betgri! lit that 'doh, , : • it another lip-tat`c it tne,s7aletnent of the - hst , l ie July, itml6't,,he (,t he i S:econdPry, %TEA it'.t' ( fb.r.. the illaintitr--I),(mages u on ar crl bits: AtOiredle - i!rected-ivithin Lorti HILL'S -,Slirt"!' , .'Nbiti't Wits opened on Tties(.4 . y for . yttic athniision of..Nlicethrots . :: ColtraY . foirn gout to 135:1,11.' • „;,,_, A -.',--;•',..:/;'; *.. 1 z ::.:,•:):•1•F. PEDFOIt.DSI-111:L; Ll',N't' AS'SIZI:S. . , TDE KING, PROStiCUTION OF J AMRS DARR'S, U. THE wiIIEAT WOODWARD, CLP:ltti.'," AND , SUSANkA.I.-I,3,vOoDWAIID Mil) SAWA ti SPINSTERS. 'This case has produced an uncommon' degree .of interest iu ail parts' of the 'county of Belhold. from the. peeitii4r character of- theietime imputed to the defentlaots. The Court was crowded at an early hour with personsof.all ranks ; but, from the nature of the evidence tind reni.aks about, to be submitted: to the Jnry, it was deemed proper Th a t the laths should be ordered to withdraw: The defendants tinting taken their places:in Court; the Clerk of 'the Arrargns` read the;:indiettnent; which charged. them with having fotilly and Mali ciously conspired together, falsely to Jtecuse one James Harris of having committed a rape on the , Iterion of I.iiisannith 'Woodward ; furtherance of .vtitich conspiracy the said parties. appeared before the Ilev. W. Hooper, one of the Mogistrates of the county, and preferred their charge, „ ip'.con-: sequence whereof a warrairt was issued ‘f`i:n; the appiehension of James Hattie . : lie was committed: to gaol, and at the last Assizes,was prosecute:l for the affenee, but was acquitted. To this in-- dictment the delemlants pleaded`Not Mr. Serjeant lkossr,TT addressed the Jury. The case demanded serious attention, not alone. from its peculiarity, but from its importance, ifte cause it 'int'uit'ed the character of it clergyman of the Church of England: and orhis 'two daughters, who stood charged with having .conspired to rake the life of an, innocent man, for a rape alleged to: have been committed on one of them. The de. fetvlant; Mr. :Woodward, was the"ViCAT of the, parish of Harrold, inthis.coniny, and hik daughters' lived with hint in the vicorage-housc. The pre sent prosecutor, janteil - farris, tVas the son of a respectable saddler in the same town; and the charge imputed to ldun by the defendants ‘rus' thattit aily'rtgaired to be stated to 'convince every man that it was false. In fact, such was the -nature of the evidence given by the young wimao who repre'sented ht;rsell ta have been violat- - ed, that the Jury before whom the trial took plitee, upon hertestiamity alone, pronounced young Harris not guilty. That Miss Susannah Woodward had had intercourse with sonic one, whereby she Was. likely to become a Mother, was beyond a doubt ;• hut why it was thoUght proper ro fix upon the present prosecutor must remain a mystery. In the testimony given by the prosecutrix on theindiet— ment against Mt. Harris, site stated, that in the month of July, 1814, attempted some'vio lence.on her person ; but that she bail iTsi'sfed" hint, ,and on his promise . , never•to repeat similar conduct, undertook not' to, mention the circum stance to het . ..lather. The more formidable part of the charge, however, sbc did not fix tilt the 18th of October, in the satheyear; when, according; to her statement, she was coining from the privy inher father's . gard e' ,n, within a ,few yards of the house, thegartlen bcingoverlooked by cottages,abil her sister and . a servant being at hotne, this very man, who 'attacked her in thelttly preeeding, again assailed her, and at an early hour of° the,evening; in spite of all her resistartee.osid cries,. again,.vio-: latekher person. Her sister Sarah at 'env it:eante. to tier assistance, when the ravisher got . up,' and 'after threatening .both their livo if they attenrptet( to disclose what had happens:AL-went away: , Whe;; titer it was possible to have committed a violation antler such eircolustanees_the. Jury would, atter a disclosure of the'other facts, lie ablelp determine. From that period , down to July in the: following year, this young Lady, according. to her own tale, never disclosed to-any person', except to her-sis ter, what ,had happened, and then the disclosure, came of necessity; for site proved to months gone with child. paring all this fteried site -lived in her father's house, and under her fa ther's eye. She, however, kept hersilf excluded front vieW, and when she did go abroad, 'alp trays Wore is large cloak,' He believed it waslorely possible, ,tinder the .tlescription which site; had given of the violence. committed, that she,.shontd have provedpregua but even allow lug pOS . 7 eibilit y, it • was -not a firit: . extraordiuury, living in her father's house so many meninlis, Shd had not made disclosure of. t he violation; -or that her father himself, Crum the state of per son, •Itati not made some inquiries: I t ivas not till it was impossible fouger.toTonceal the birsi ness, that her father Was found in campau y with his twollaughters before the tfooper, a .most respeetablemagistrate indite neighbourhood, preferring the.charge against Mr. Harris, On that Occasion Miss Suisa ninth Woodward made the delta stion which she afterwards r'av'e nit the trial; and her sister Sahib corroborated her testimony byt he following statemr:a :-.--4 4 0o•rueschty ti:c Oct, last, I was alone iu the himse; I heard the vOice of toy sister Susannah calling init" Sally !"as It in very great distress, front the golden. I inithediltelv ran into the gardcti, and there saw: toy sisteron the gronml, and a young man, a coddler, of 4 11.art'old, holding hut. hpon the : pound, .with a.knife In his hand 'close ro.her throat. 1 immediately cried oat murder !" and Minis jumped tip, and putting the knife dose tit my throat, said, '' if I cried out, he would Tun knife into my throat." , 1 saitf„ilhe would remove Ibe knife I would' be silent. — then lett 'the garden, after stiying,!‘ that if l (aid trey father, he, of ,mitre one •eh.e, wonl,l kill tne or "ITIY ; sister,." Upon theseinfOrnifttions, 11 riliatper granted' iri.rwarrant for apprehending Wtte IMten, into cuttbrly.; but, Olei• g mast SOlernnly Iris innocence of the 'crime imputed to hirn i was Committed for trial. pa that -trial, 1 1. 0%vevtr, 4 14 already stated,..l.e. was Eipluitted) the most honourable manner: In this view of did 000 , it 11111,t lie fliken that the charge cat violatiitil N'tati altogether ra6er So it har.i been prououncen . by a . trib%t• respect tittle Jni'y ; gild no limn. would h4V l e.the hardihnod to suy, after this, that the eirzU-ce,:hy Sitsaurnili• 'Was: 'not feint and Thuis ; if the charge Of lintel - jou was faise,':henpprehended tin dimbt could exist, theti Sf , trak,•4;litilleAl sworn that she was preSent it lit-ii it was,committed,joined with her sistei .the fa hrieation i,f a grit's lal3ehoott,-anCfl4S':heeatar party tothe conspiracy aghinstrlie piiiient pro sectifor. The 'two sisterS.beittg.olearlyimplicated iu the transaetion,• the next. tinestion A COOSider Was, how the fattier becatue'aftected."•ln cr1;; 1 1;!ljd n i t 11 1( ‘ t4 16,1t- of une:f44her, loe`—,o s.,:rulcd he simuld have as little as. with; trie daNihters. lie would ask, in the first.plaec,, whether it was within the scope of possibility,! that 'a fat lier;.6 man of sense.and discrimination,. could live in' the same-house with' .his slaughter during eight months. of ' her pregnancy, without discovering her i l ituation ? But, independent of this, when hi§ daughter told him the story, .whieh she afterwards swore tti before tillagistyat.c, could be . But this %vas not all, for he would be found tertite'the'Magistrate, as if to confirm. his guilt' tlickfe si . rougly, setting his daughter right. as. to the particular : state a the night on which the' violation was alleged to have taken place. When rip Ifoer asked "'What'sort of a night it was.?". Susannah said, " It was a dark niglit." which the father stepped .up,.and.Placing his hand on his, danghtfr's stionlder,.§aid, No, my ~clear,, it Urns' a'fine moonlight night." - NoW, lie would .ask; liow,, if there bad not been Something of concert and plan in. ,this mysterious afroiri Woodward enuld have .been prepared thus to AS- , sist the memory 'of his daughter, who certainly ought 'best ,to have known the sorf of niglwou . which she had.heen 30 drodfully tibqst..l.l.? • l'l4aevi - denee cllled substantiateti.thelacts stated 'by:the 1 4 earned Counsel. Elizabeth •Glenton, one of the witness-es, •ap- . peared much indisposed, notion bring askethome questiuns, strict, " she had already, sahrthe truth, and nothing but the truth, and could Say no more. Herhead was Very bed, and'stre etiold'uot recollect' what site had said." To a frequent le petition of questions she gave the same rcply. At length, with some. difliculiy,. Site was induced to say, in Aniivv . er to a question.hom •Mr.Sericant Blossett, that. Mt ..Woodward cattle to her, and wanted her'to.s,ay, t.liat.she_ heard her apprentice 'say thache was with young Harris „hen lie was with Woodwarl's datightc,.." She, howeeer, never hetird her apitrentice 'so); . any such tiling. here the witness fainted, `arid was carried 'out of Court. . . . Altera speech in'favour of the defendants, mid . an impartial summing tip; the Jury, titter a few minutes' consideration, 'found the defendants, Guilty,.: . : • . Mr. Baron PRAITAM iinrnedistely proceeded to pronounce sentence on the detCroants : ob.. 'se'rell, that during the whole of his judicial life he It'eret test attire , pails than in the performance of his duty on the present occasion, It was her. ; passible to imagine a case more 'melancholy than., that which was now before lihn : a Clergyman of the'thurch of lingland, a character wlthli stood . so high in this country, convicted on the elearest and most satisfactory evidence, of .the mosi abo minable and atrocious conspiracy"---4,critneovhich becaine still more dreadful from bis , having induced his two unfortunate,. daughters to follow him in' his career, and to. bear apart in his foul load of infamy.' He confessed. he knew not how its dO justice. .Compassion for the infirmities of humail nature might induce him to alleviate the severity of punishment 'hut in this case all compassion , was ;swallowed 7 or in .1 he contemplation of • the scene before him—a scene which presented to his view a man who, in spite of the benefits of edit cation, and the dietates. , of,religkin, bed sunk. to. 'the last degree of human crime. The sentence of .the Court was,, .that - the Rev. Aohert Woodward should be imprisoned in the . common Gaol _of the County of-Pc:llford for two Itots; and that his•daughterte,- Sarah and Susan nah, Would each-be imprisoned one year In the 'same Gaol. The defendants seemed' deeply affected with their sit tuition. Mr. Wood ward is a atm, about. 50 years of age. his eldest daughter, Sarah, has nothing; prepossessing in hermantsers. or person,. and is abotit The youngest, 84,-, sannah,'is rather a prett Orl, of fair complexien. - YORK 1,6 X 7 11.SSIZ1LS. Patrick Doming, alhis Dr. Rell, alias Mac Ulcer, was indicted for fel9niously,a.ssaniting Anne Broad beim, aged 14, of , Quick, in,the month of, ,July. last, and forcibly violatiug her person, I,lle prisoner, after a patient and-most bum tialArial, which lasted four hours, was found tiiity, and, , be was consequently, sentenced, by Mr, Jitstice.Bm.Ley, .to death who, in the 1110“ feeling and . impressive manner,'lmploted him to Itrepare for that.awftil eternity to which, the of fended laws of God and his country bad so. justly consigned him.' The prisoner .exhi.bited every. nun-k of oluluracy and contempt throughout the trial. Michael Mattison was indicted for the toilful murder of- henry liciyle, ate infant of tor , :: years old, at limidersfield,'ots the 20th of Febrnary last. The prisoner was the lather-in-latv of the deceased, Navin ;'married his mother about'a'year previous, and since which retied he had treated thocltild with gi.eat barbarity. Ij died of a blow in the head. Justice Batley, in stm:ming , evi denee, pot . it to the Jury: t o d ec id e , w h et h er there was sefilcient evidence tea convict : the'prisoner of so serious a that of murder, ur )vliether it would Doyle neoreconsiStent with jUstiee, to conclude that theinjury done to the deceased,' by the prisorieri ivas.suore the effect of a siulden pulse of passion, than of preiious Malice or deadly hate. The Jury having deliberated a fent moments, found the •prisoner guilty of Manshinghter. Frhin the LONDON (3 A mi.' rE, Match 22, 1817. Thils;l; ietie notitiva thf al;poiritment of the J art ntEml actilinntniitti6ner to the G'uneral 'Asseuthlk i)f the Church scat lam!, .aint the .Prince. Regent's apptvigition of Me. J. Sanqint as,Patch Consul at I'm wieb.l Ci'ount , Offier,, March 1817. Meinher returned to serve in this present Piirliainent. norongli,of Cnielik.ter.----Sir 13tirrongli3, B4rt. in the 'lmmo of 11 , ';Iii , rt Tfininton, t:sti. %%tubas zie,:!ciii/A1 the • tern • SI. , r ir 1 re anl Witham , f r ,17 e h . Byninmul iLdinw4Y, laidp•water, somersctiture, draper. sitnou Wahl; Cti4nisiet, NorfulL, lIANKVI;PTS.., • • sliplwrt Nine 4, tV;it,hire, papt•r-hialier, to surrender Mareb . 2t4, and Sirly :I, fit I:Intro, at the Public Ittll/11,K, New sr,,ruln. Attorities, Mesir.A. finitding, i Saltsbnry, or Nlrigrs. Miiidle/fetoptri-Irtne, ionktian.' John ! , 4fieriti,;,-, sinaloamplon, bunt -ninher, Aprit Jci, at atr, a itt tro, nd l'ayr's, at one, ?it'tlie tlilraes sunttramplew,•Attarnies, Mr'Nlarrtt, Suatlialnirtnn, Nters; o,a,s an.l Wutuftntl cunt t,.l'hrotonn tuu.sttcet. : : :':'t .. .. - : 7-7_ , ,--- 4 ~ '• •• , \ ' 11/li - , IL,. T, :,•,3r, :01 , 111 Sitields,„rtij-re:ther, . pn , I t o , Islay 3, ill ekven, at al.-e r om racrelai•llo telJ/"° Dill 'l l 'es t tsulerv?,kls;oLltkitrir. aly‘lastillitaCr-tu.,i'hlTlnte.eiftritth.ls.r"d'stfcit' 't l' 411 Williani Breeze, Flaillei-, Sraffordthire, potter, Ar o ., ! a dh t e h a e dl B Z a a n t lenlre'''vellna.l3lA4ll-oarundii‘e!,3,!'il'ra. ttilliil;ll:l'.iir: _taffordshire, or Mr. Wilson, King's Bc;'ch W ' s ''''i t txtr i • Lewis Abrahams, I:raven-buildings, Drury-lanto I' s , o t. merchant, ,March es,...Apfil 8, -and filay), at WI, 4 1 u t I. hall.. Attorney. Mr. Charter, Coati's -court, Cared r •ri IV i Blain paxton,•Goddinfitott, Oxfordshire, balienr 11)11'10, at four, i i, and May 3, at eleven, at the V o ,. s ia s pe, a t I)eddington. - Aftorniei, M. Chilton, Vbanctil !Messrs. Chnr::hill and Field, Deddington. John Pearson, POrtsniiiut h,- draper, Apri . f eleven, a•.•.. 1 Ma , ' 3 :tt, tight, at the India port. AttorniL;, N'li..,-:tr•.tirigzs andSlinebitt Strand, or Nie,srs, gifichta ittd,Vieddell, ' Gosport: Du an eef ;slim - is, Tenhy, l'embrolieshires - . '2.9, 31, and .M-.:Y 3, at: wool the Gornatertast. ,Att"Birs. Alr.l;i:t4, Sauthalm.ton-baildinin taW 11 ,or Mes.its. ig and Son , B ristol. St eph t!tt Dark, fica;lington, tV a iiti!lir, farmer, six, 8, and: May :t,, it twelve,' t. th et, ° I. norize,. Attorliie , 4, Mr. Tillavi 'Poir . sole, Evsex-street, Strand. ' ' i James .Kiathews, Ilarefield, ;Wainer's , s .'S si 6, 2kpril's, anal Mai'tivehre, at fil ncy,...Mr.Woutl, Ric hoload-builtlinp, SO' SI n i 1 c,iall'll!lcrow, Trafalgar.spiare. St Wel' , ~, April , at twelve, and „Mq 3 ; At uut ' v ...4,tt°r,iiies, Messrs. Cunneen ;MA llyhimon, , iiie . o.tru Parsons, Swatiseaf iron-master, Mnier an - si Islay 3, at ten, at-Gnilaball, Jul ' • Messrs'. Ilrig;i and Minehin, Essex;strcei! Boi rington and Jetslins, SWousea, or 1 ( Wethh , ll, 6thitoi I. Joel Phillips, FenchUreh-buildingst,,, April 1,5, and May 3, at eleven, at fielti • Sicssl4.Harver and Bennett, SainV gate 7 street. ltittm , it Cottrell,' Duke.-street, lklat:chestet A1ar..,1).25,./11 , ril 5, and lklity.ll, At tW slres Attorti6y, Mr. Pearce, l'aterno.lcr•roa,. James Bittion,,;Edward-street, PorttalOtqW„ April I, 5, and Slay 3, at eleven. 'llo,l"''' Mr. ' , lit., win, Gieat .lates-st reet, :.'l,o'-', John nem i :l •.;eir. Cht:teoltanf ie.,.:Y,,, , \ ' Gaililtait, I. ~,' '''' l M:R.,•-,,trel, Bolf“rti-r,,*•,,.. "L Etiw unier, trd Gra ftoti, Li:tverpOol; glasi alea 1 ( , ,1 ' 'a!' 3. at to Ore, at the el*: o 1- f Mr. 1, . . 1 5t",4, LivertKiol. AttornieS. r. 1'" : : 1 ', l * Nle:sa s. , Itlael.stink add 'D a nte) iNa , : s ' tole, 3°b" Steel, East Stonehonse , Peron4tire.,,,', e. 3, anti. May 3, at tot, at tit. , L' oo no, or •,; ,-) At toroks, Mr. Vi'athSer, New i 1 1 1yrnout It. Samuel liradley, Brarnall, Clarsliire, hoot. 7i 9, hod May 3 , at tvio, at the tVarrall3' Stockport. Attornies, Slo,-,rs. l'..!t:e' awl , strict, Strand,' or Mr. liarrop, Stoci4oit'.lkr, John Chear, Altaingliam, Cheilltrc, cvl'il" u ` A /3 FL (0111)eo",v'm(tel°'N'igiale;.331,1'ate Cheshire, l t, a s t h' s. l ", °l‘c ‘ i'lF i t'l l ' rt'e tta iH o'l thester. Attornirs Mr. t.:lltwroe, ~,o te, , chesty', or Mosrs.l4lilnt. and ParrY,l."lll, .!nines 'learn, ,litoa:rtice, Cornwatl, i11t"',11,,, Attor l l .l o o , t a ci n:: i lay 3, at ~oc, at the Cotatortri "., tlic . s, Messrs. Poole antiG. reeoGekl,Pri)-; or NI r. Cary, liroad.streetillrislol. . .h.bn Galcy and William Galt'„e. Ditialog.11;•:1; , 0 0 1 1‘ ; 1 :1: 1 ::, a ll o r 3 i r t i . s i: V : p r :11 . 1 l I I Mu t t, , 1 -4 i) 11 i ' l n i s i .. 1 c i a o r ' ni Ad i r i l : 1 , :'1 1- i i t' I 1 c ' 13 : : 'ati t ''''''''''''i n ' i d :4'l7 1) e c A t e l i p !' a r t l i i . t i l ,: s lZ , ltt a t ' c ' I S I 1 2 i 9 1 r : . .4 , 'Vitt 5 ' ,i'l:Liin ilk-`{recta ') . 1 " L i t"' hall. Attorney, Mi. Ilurst, Millistree.;,,: April I , 3, ,xod May 43, at clevcri, at " 1 , 00 , -Mr. T"PPlog, Grevillestreet,listtooll` 1)1V1D1'..N... ~e , ittl April 12, J. T SP . '.sltrirnlsn.gleitots'to"l:,..":ll;i3.:;'7.L:ll4.)kinprlClL. ir Patt taut, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. g,lfi,..itii3O told, Dartford, buteher...-April:lo,.l'. ' ,iier " niti o le street, Saint rieorge Jo the Last, vi,i'S,u7le, or, 0117,, Ri'elo' , Upper North place,' Gray'bus-4AI :orlontS°4' -,r J. Thotos , m, C. Os.hourne, and 1..„.\\..cie5:an0t5:._..0,7,10. „frt.:, Square, ship-broliers-:-Aptil 12, P. ''' p ,j. OteriTir4( eviliPiegatt., woollen -drape--Al6l ' 24 ' . ii•il'i'Orr• 7 l, 4 -"9: l : ;i lrir. i i ;: :: : ;'2s t i' l': : :. e t11 1 1.1 " ; t :11: : : : 1 1 1Gtu i l : l i rt i tl'a:::1 1 'l e :Ai ...l l:ll t i: i iijl 4 : : :ltil ; sti:l - :;e l ; e ivi'l l el.:°:**fr t i:i'lr‘i:ti'fil‘t::*:."litl°':ti:C;r:''-I:6.:%elati'n'Tl)ll ; :ir:sl4;;;;;4tlCT:6ll'l'rli!' I : Austell, Cornwall, ~u,,,,,1.,,tr,iper..-lirii..., 5yt0.te,....0i.„004, ":41s; Ci":1)-311.1C:.% r I'll 1 ,, , J. ''',"'ll:-;,blailifii7l'llv:,' >;= rent, vii4t.chant—APtil, .let . 1 . "" ~7 . ",., Cr*.i1;,. 1. ',50 1 :' , , , :1t , _, mete:mats—April 2,1, P. 'jjerlt'.,', o ':tet -00 :10 7 r.k:'stlii4ri', toerctirost-:-.April 0, .1• Is; ..$ ( 11 54 1 0 0 4, .. 1441'11, Knott, utalt,ters--:'.,,ii 1 ''' ' litti' l Waller—A' .'i . i., ~' III) ' '''.llol' pi 1 ti, .. ~..tiok -•, ' 1 ' ti• of , t .10, ed. A CF,RTIFICOS, ''., ''' ~ P I 11 1 j. S. r 1 L'i.e.V,AfleteTelf.:::',l°,titlitter:6ll7illSer.--1%i.!•li'll":'. .411,1°"0:10; T. I . Aa, late 01 Liverpool,. motiev-ecr.t'i,,,,:: ,", Ai late of the Ohl Jewry, tailoc;‘)„t;' s, ...". .' -f :, rents, .Coraftill, tavern heeper - " 1 ' • ' • '''' ' '•' PAtteashtre, tlyer- 1 -J. Gil , ne e ' 13te ri ' ''' ‘i'• Ge)ton, of Ilidt:tordi lie-co-s-''''''',.•• Y . ; 4-ki 14141'1j, of l'a.lvoster, YorlisiLire, il3.'*--t.„,,,:.' 'J tl J. SpratclWat, I , f Taeistock-Atreet: CJ,e,l;rtt:oo,,; .r*ill'lt) I,o e of i;,...l,filidingiStl)Deltca,b“,_.C,C, of Bridyst,, w , D o i.6 1 ' ' har,,e-dealo;., „410/11.iij' the kr • - " s " 4 „,..' ~.. ~....W, i'4l,„!:, MO r Ics , tirsortinee..pro•Ter i., , v, • Tiust)rell, of Grito-e.4vlk, 13009' .",ter. 11. Laugher, c if iiii-.d 'i t ' ft b , tititte,l"'"A 11 3 jib ;la c T cr . boi.nuel,; Collett il: ua fk a a l e i c S r l d ts :_ c .: l t r . 1 : 4... 5 . ~___l si ! i t 4 1 1 14 :r ; 2 ,7 4 1 :) , : 5 i . '- : .'6 ;: , , , : . :‘ , 11:,:, , ! , :! , , , , ,, ; ,, , ‘5,1 , ,:::: ; : : ; ,( 1 v !: ,1 , 4(- : i : i ' common-carriers-.--W. idler-[ a il d ; 1 00 o : if 3 4 , ,,4 upon-Tyne, .wo ollen- drapes-41. .4;0,4. dr,il L i tIP, Newcastle-uptin-Tyne, eplrit-merch,ortiore.,l". '"Mullills. sef •St olse,upon.Treot,'Ssiss ilterP,,,tro,;..; Daniel anti 'l'. Slielley,'of Maijleter' 00 11 P t. ,t•dfs'i - main and T. tiardniati,• of Maitchesteur, . f itte1.1i,,,,,,.1,.. t urers —T. W. Williams aod Es.li e S' a d s i t tr, !''' . ' 4 , l ,,lt' s r it4 'diganshire, sail-makersr-i. Fros!',3'/Ipt,telia. ..'ri.elifitsidi derstield, faucy-manufacturers--a• , / v . 110 1.0 1 , :,„ *Star-corner, Bermondsey, cur'''.F.,llll",trler,se".,),ifef , 1101 c, S. Lit c hfield, of Soelstoo. iv •'' v..,.,11.,„t,11 lane,. and W. Bowler, jun. of i)oto".'.l'Fthylitt",icqojA ttierchants.---F. Illyth and W. IllY lls '„it ~f ti' .0 :1; ( 11 ,01 slot-agents---14. Itossell 4114 C. litto - it 'lie Of . ; 04 '. ' Cher S-4. Kain and J. List, of L'allej.l, O.'s' Gelds, , fi • s M' s ' bbs 613 %, BOharsre nera— , • , . anipt on, milliners. S no.TI-o. , , f cci- ...4, (In the 20th nst t sal,l)the 1.4" 1 - i " *'•I'CI Hee 1 **a - • ' c i' l'A 1 .i, tt. N. of a st)11. I. .., 11, g,*.i .t' I ' ' ()II TIIIII's!IilY, 21: ISlOrtialte, mrs. P.' ,:i,ol:Nl'i i I , 4 ti nt " ' ed. Clay, tit M. Chandos 11010 b. ''rlit'Vei''' Lady orCoptain G. A. !Syron, 11. IS' 5t 3 1 1,41 .- t Jl° '../.: .10n the ..2,441 i i ,,t., it)l.,osFer Scyttlotty . ___,„...•% 0:I a "ttal,P:sq. Fre-t;taili*, Flani,, 0; •• : ' II ' .---e" ,so') —r--------,--....-----*------..--:-,--- - ••.'- .r ./-• • •'.l x",A Co.lopihn, Ceylon, Nolngil:lsltll.;)l.4):`i'itre;:ll'l''‘`''l;.:l4l'3l tales, log. of hi, i‘Lestc`, Ist (AT' u; thirst d b i . Ail i .iifororl, • el aril: ter or. Jowl' - eir. p p Worl.s. - •t 'el illett4fit' i ()it the ISt!' hot. at 13esart, C11,4114'j / l'14; Itight-lign,l,4dy Porothee t" C u , t' ,-,-, and sister to the resent Earl o f 1.)•:.,0 „._......-- c ,, .., , ~ ) 4°' l ot Po' 454 At G. ' t acos, ant • he 4tit in,;tttnt, ' ' o f,p. , 11,%ity year , l'ostmaitk':r there. ,ici, Orbit'•,l!!'' 0:1 the i - )th lost: tit Vs -bridge, '4,, itlici'l .1.1,,,t0 i. 1:lie Rea. SePeel I),trity, get:tor-el, ‘i t ' i f, Itr . ~,01,:itc Stiffen, and the only thitighter of t 0,,,.. 0 4 iilJ•f' ,4 On Satordl • Jost -it Cioph•ottplit !'' „y 1.'4, yi MA) tII .1 ' ' . "1 "'l' r4' er uttsoit, Esq. t,,r.,,..11) t• P , 0 P I ; the Fervice of tilt tion. li. 1, C. . 04.40. t x ',,i ~ • .0m „re• ‘,.. 0 e i . , ,,, ‘itcdnr,,i?7, it:, Vilta ~%Y.c.:l:lfdiirt i l; . :.' o f f ' l` ' 0. L" --' oi toe tote Lautenan. root, ) dio4 kr of- the Into Sir Abrob6° - 0 9 pr •tir +l' t' I Suite , . teA wi ' OP .. ()uVuestiar sudd I,IY NS 1 ilt''' "t rail' , y Rev ''n •' • '- ', .i. F•,gst A 10, • tontac Bailey, iteciert'. 0 ~,iltiti6 fl,f' On Wednesday, f Wick& S:, $1 . II - .Op Pur,er in the .1tor•il :tiarr --it'l' 1` ----.-,...:,Atit,trs, proi•; LoNnos: Printed ile J . IL' C4,l`; sc,lo:ijitt hl,ldings; and pliblisiwl hY ".'stl.sna ~,, as at ,the sll,ti+Oryregf N,',.., • t !ca., s oi co linents,thilers: I.utters,,Ste, (pot ht ; 04 !I: ' 't , niN on. Oil' 7, s o ne, I , idia Armtlo, Or s linchili,goes.o ~ '', l ? dell, roOonsker, W 4 '.l mai Itoolns,Di;P, landings, tisnetir .1 1. • farmer, April!, g L,. lie It:ael; 0 31 ll4l' l' 4 ?'I I 'Ile!, or Ir.SOL'6' .. 7 1 .•., ',l , '. slioikeeper, Pt) `„ I+ , it GoilaLall, AO' !'•!i",:: Soho. i l4 t4 l pit ey, norivrtiggf 11 4(o out, at Gaildllald" , in i an, AValbrot.„ Atkyl , 3,lnieli 0, Al''''' i reit, Strand, r letsrs.lattalll,'4 1..., 9' letsrf4 ' gra t t iosan tir llut - ~, „ ;11;414311. A' '' ; •Ac ,„.itia.,ol4„ th, ,ster-square; l'i"'"4 ;,.:11, i:lce, at tiall,,tif fli4 : 1 Aquare, ironlool7 ',tall ::ii'lltltail. Attoliq'' r..ii.d-roo. A .l ti V . .'t '5 AP? '') .' sl.t- .., ~,,d6„ e ~,.:). ,%..tqcoo . • , . )' )° I. 'April If', l' ~ Clelin'lnt. kii ' '''l , I Q ..0;,::, '! )., lleseh ire , bot.nrs.a:r, A i l lii,!el,e'ili!4;fr , 4 or .. : . ,•,' ri ' sk,"..t , ~ 11„1,1 root ,-,; 1 , ~ . , .TO est I,Jatt.e.e:. ~.,, , T O 'and l'atker, ,' siT4t., ,nt. , 0041 1, 111Vi1,11n1let,,,r' ii,i ?ti,' ..eivr, April t ,04, i t x , o %vhitt ' fi!,''''. eiltr.1::o:1:111to. inig,:::ri:7l;:vi,i,i4. ''.:14:1,i., cid, (Joy, 11, oi ' ssl ~,„1,1 ngltaa, ' . e ieteo , et, and lit.stol:y 0, at tlereli,'„,.l,P7; .. I i reet, t diraito.;...A., ~ et, stereole;;6l ,!4, ... ti, crgar,lt , . ~§ fpilWi' ICt atte. , ,' i"1, t1::1'001).."'"'"')',..• S(V7 'cf,'APfii sl;iioe N lila Ottirtw .1, la, , ~ ..:tualler-"l'el: ;,,11, 1-lane, 01)71.:0g.,( Xesintorli)r_44ol ~, ~, lie,liars'lt.o:4lf7;l4ooriecir.,