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i the siege and -Tentlere, in the 7MT 1773. then
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.of the Nish aNd CameralJabs, ender whom, IN memesablo emppenum with
mr...rars away, is wheat Coked Deialathated,
t Bowler redebed Ai lam t tamers
wow& ; and being tame priamaa- wee
pater far far three yaws and alibi menthe, for ra eaid
four months of whir* be was baud with Ness. In
1734 he obtained .1* liberty, and remised the Me=
command of a Wha of wpm
m to edited the
of aa =UAW Motile. ThkenTke, bb Wounds, sal
beg and mei beipeiesseemoierreleett his eoestitutiee,
se that a resent to Bripleed became aseeleery. Her
he remained three owl returned to India in 17110.
In 1792 be iery ma of a *wing
company, under Ns W. ; soy
of the Coimbetore money, sad the atermittrif teelNe
fort of Dindegall, of Aida bwittestat place he was ha*
COIDIDand.4 Withetit elliaillidant and in anlimnaa date
valuable fetalligibee be communicated to C Coruna*,
that Nobleman appoinistOolaati Dimwit to the pwwwwalet
command of a *Foy battaliled old tees elbeitte the INlN-
mend of Kytar. In ITU be apiapd *Mho O. Habib.
waite at the second liege af. Finery, Aar which be
returned to his station at ILpw. We an'
Bowser employed with his ea st the: as.
jab of Illarnnadoa=e tibia wit* ,
that the Lieut.- thank* of
in Connell. Is tie year ITN be embericed with *Z:
in open beats to owlet in the melodies at Coyle&
he planned and executed the reduction of the Jielitel and
fort of Calpenteen, by landing the right Way iii bat-
talion from open boats, although the be utimilled 29
guns. He re-embarked his corps in the was Wage, and
proceeded to Colombo, at the siege of which be carved.
As soon as his service in Ceylon was et ea cad, be was
selected by General, now Lord Rare* to tees. the
French force at Hydrabed, under OweeterreMlL The
being successfully perf.•-med, he obtained.** el
a brigade under the Duke of Wqllin dm die
B. A. Wellesley. Bsebigagallnut
B. was selected to compiled a fsers tarn Cement
s
army and that of the Nisam, to take pantadas of that
part of the country which hail been ceded to his Highness.
The Killed* of the almost impregnable fortresses( Gooty,
Tippoo's principal garrison against the Nimes and the
Mahrattu, having refused to surrender the Om upon
any terms, General Bowser stormed the fortiW village,
and having made a practicable breach in the how fort,
whose walls were of solid and exquisite . from
30 to 40 feet high, and from 20 to SIS feet mad
mounting ST guns, he forced the garrison to Susienkr
at discretion. After returning to Hydrabad be was
placed at the head of a grenadier battalion if se-
port, a regiment of cavalry, three battalions of s
with guns, Ste. a body of Mahratta and Nista horse,
joined Colonel Wellesley against Dbeembala Weigel.
After a variety of other important servime, iindiag his
health again impaired, he returned to Regan d• is lOW
General Bowser received the thanks of aR mar whom be
served, and had the honour and the higgiewarto enjoy
the full confidenbe of the Indian Govern exit. In 1810
he went out again to India, and was placed in the tem.
'nand of the Mysore division of the Honourable Com-
pany's army, but was lately called to the command-in-
chief of the Madras army on the death of Sir Alexander
Campbell, who had previously commanded it.
The following is a copy of the general orders Le lasted
on that event taking place:—
GENERAL ORDERS.
IiZAD.QUADTZID—CIROULTIRT PLAIN, BASOALOZZ,
Due. 15, 1.4.
GIIIIILDAL aosimooxsitAL sown*,
co
ea Itio 18211.
Lieutensesikuest Reetieg. Id the
Madras awry yids tiasma win
its long suable • elimaaw awl Itemi Yr boa
mined through wary teak. The Mob of adlnery pride
and devotion to the narrow irlikb have• abisaawrisod this
army, and Wadi wen supported sod she Ire isiosnis4
and diArr~ Osiernander-la-Chief, his Illsossal
Sir A. and K.C.8., with sun . es jestly Vic
mark the ty of that plias* nailer, wee so de.
votedly edithed se hiandeesion, and so nue • Mead to the Madras
army : en way is which he hod sweet will smell enviable
reputed's. ebsalite Liessionet.diesesel swot bet express his
hope that shoo 'dustpan will be strictly essented to, and be
pledges hloalammanee that he will not fail in his beasedesseuts to
unite wltZilexander Campbell's professional peke era mi.
his never assisayllar the -honour sod beinet of the aliedies
Army, which in *Oen the irrepeemide here auk a teem
and suck as aim
LiomemasAinmeni Owes deism That A seliontwoot by his
late lasedieuey Seempl Er Alindielhie Orphan,liest: IE.C. 8.,
may be strictly *bend; arli=ent" elealidemee Iti che zeal-
ous support sad etas Mime et the army,
to maintain its el=te datipiles, elladiney, sod nudism*.
The kir leant mows= of Es Cm amismod of
Bat
imuos Sir
.°emmiAiesandrs in illistioe
the y, in suestetive suede' at Ilielieco,
Abed. Bowser a ~as empeeleeky * son-
eratulate his Wolof elk= and setiitg es lb. gallant cadet
displayed by *eh eseessiles employed* dot sorsice.
J. H. 8. CON WAY,
Adjutant-General of the Aftly.
Besides the eight severe wounds which Lieut-General
Bowser received at the battle of Conjcverani, he was once
hounded at the siege of Pondicherry, In 1778, and again
at the capture of the fortress of Gooty.
EICETER ELECTION.—We have authority for stating
that the Gentleman who intended to have been present at
the dinner, on the 23d inst. at the New London Inn, and
to have offered himself as a candidate for the Representa-
tion of this City, has declined that honour, from finding
his sentiments inforour or the Catholic Claims did not
coincide with the opinions of the majority of the Freemen
and freeholders.—But we have also authority to state,
that at the postponed dinner, on the 30th inst., It Gentle-
tnan, attached to our happy Constitution, in Church and
State, as at present established, and one who will be found
staunch to the back-bone, will be present, and offer him-
self as a Candidate for the honour of Exeter's Representative
at the next General Election.--Flying Post.
EccLESIASTICAI. PATRONAGI.—A husbandman, who
was of kin to Robert Grosthead, Bishop of Lincoln, ven-
tured, on the strength of his relationship, to request the
appointment to an Aloe that had fallen vacant within his
gift. " Cousin," said the Bishop, "if you: cart be
broken, I'll mend it; if your plottgh be ad, 11l give you
a new one, and even seed to sow your land; hut a husband-
man I found you, and a hushandnum I'll lease you."
A poor girl who bad sacrificed " all for love," publicly
forbade the banns of her faithless swain with another dam-
sel, on Sunday last, at Bishop's Cannings church. She
thought, forsooth, that the law lately introduced by the
King of the Two Sicilies—that young men should be com-
pelled to marry the mothers of their natural children—
ought to he observed at Bishop's Cannings. "As he knould
I (the said) before he knould she, I forbid the banns."
LOGIC, AND TH t. PRACTICAL. APPLICATION OP IT.—.,
A country gentleman, whose son had returned from the Uni-
versity, lied ordered one morning six new laid eggs, knome
ing he was fond of them, to be boiled for breakfast, whstj
the son, anxious to give a specimen of his logical wawa,
privately desired the servant to boll only three • and atoor‘
ingly, no more than three appeared upon the table. On At
father's aakiiig the reason of this—" Why," says the
" there are six." " How so?" says the father ; " I can
make but three."—" No !" replies the young sophister,
" why is not here one? (putting it aside) and is not there
two 9 (adding another) and is not there three? and do not
one, lull, and three make six?" " Exactly so," says the
father ; " I see it quite clearly : let us now proceed to
divide them. I'll take two, your mother shall have eat,
, and you shall have the other three."
A poor man named Grimes, residing uses Ws, and
who had been for some time unwell, was visited by yoning. awned
KAdly, wls• pIINNI to remove his complaint—a violent liesd-actle.
He ansusened hie operation by matting an incision in his tine-
=ant in Mew to take from the patient a suffieient quantity of
W —nano to am ot the temporal arteries, by the severing
ot which a WWI jaw was produced. The man Mimi in elem.
dating army ahem two days, when he died. . _ :....

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SINGULAR 7RNIIRR.i OP LAND.
Labe 10th of Elea Iff.r—iterflolely held the Manor
of Wielsourt, in ngton, in Surrey, yielding yearly ts
the ant:
Wiltia:sitmed I.
in &
ebtado etthemlesile, in Kent, fir ham'
leer_ the.4ll/0/ fon? bye, into Wales; at own ,ezpsime.
eta harm, Of !a setae ; one sodt, worth &I. and ens
beech ja pro.eViortbessee), far shat each.
The Ulm deem mlat year of ie de dame,
wbe for Jai at Seehme, is SNOW. , Speed des
ear soldier, a leer worth Ss. wide fas. 61: and e
*wile fld at his eweles, what*, his army
s—ha The Jidda the four seas. This impa
was smirk says ear
maser, tit dee Slow Crew, la dr stra.4 Linden, wham
dee Jeeps itinereatased be &A doss at alt.
Nino. Edw. I. Rom de Avering's isms of load id
es manor elf Modem la. Emex, was to dad a man, 1111114
hiss worth ten shills" a hither sack, and fear hril9!
In the year following, three mesas held
load in Carlton, in rtortion', by the sorilisedel
the King, whenever he shell be he llNglied, 96 pities
fresh herrings at their Got corning M.
Another held his tamer in Norfolk of that King„ by ea.
nuttily supplying Lies at his asehequer with two milli
(called mites) of wine. maded pearmair.s. " Here,"
says the author. "It is weeth observing, that in King
"Mimed the First's time, peeentaie eider was called wine."
Tide, thersfere. mew to account for the assedsa ef vine-
yards in old dams la Sara,. Ihreete, and Mbar parts of
England, which has dykes peed ed nosy people to
clear up.
Another person, in the gist of the said King, held thirty
acres of land (valued at Ws. yearly in the Exchequer, or
4d. per sere), in Cambridgeshire, fur furnishing a truss
of hay for the King's Cloaca, whenever be shall come into
that country.
Another (in the 34th of the same King) held a manor
in Kent, for providing a man to lead three greyhounds
when the King should go to Gascony, so long as a pair of
shoes of 4d. should last.
'And so late as in the first year of Edward 11. Sex LUSH
made a fine to the King for his lands by serjeantry, to
find one to serve as a soldier for forty days in England,
with a coat of mail; also to find straw for the Kings bed,
and bay for his horse.
Sundry other extraordinary tenures held of the Crown,
as for example; to pay for two white capons annually—
for bearing the King s standard whenever he happens to
be in the county of Sussex—to awry a tod or battoon be-
fore the King on eerlain occasions—by serving the office
of Chamberlain of the Exchequer (a very g6od place at
present)—one by being marechal of the laundress of the
King's army whilst in England—another supplies a ser-
vant for the King's larder—another for his wardrobe—
others to supply servants for this or that forest--another a
hawk—one for presenting the King with a pair of scarlet
hose annually—others for supplying soldiers with armour
for certain days, for this or that castle—one (for the manor
of Elston in Nottinghamshire) pays the yearly rent of one
mead weight of eummin-seed, two pair of gloves, and a
Mai needle—another to repair the iron-work of the
Kluge plows. Amongst others, Eta, Countess of War-
wick, in the 13th of Edward I. held the manor of Hoke-
nerton, in Oxfordshire, iu the barony of D'Oyly, by the
serjeanty of carving at the King's table on his birth-
day, and she to have the knife the King then used at
table.
Tut Potice MAGISTRATES BILL.-111 some Of the
Provincial Journals it has been represented, that by a clause
in this Bill, no persons convicted of misdemeanors are to
be subjected to hard labour, unless the offence be of a frau-
dulent nature. The truth is, that the import of the clause
is simply this—The Metropolis Police Act creates a variety
of misdemeanors peculiar to itself, which are punishable
on a summary conviction, by imprisonment in the common
gaol, or House of Correction; but it is not added, that the
person convicted, may, in the House of Correction, be
kept to hard. labour. By the sew Act a discretionary
fewer is given to the convicting Magistrates, of superadd-
nag hard labour, where the misdemeanors are of a fraud-
ulent nature.
By an set of the present sesdon, the duties heretofore
charged on internal windows in dwelling-houses (common-
ly called borrowed lights) are repealed ; we therefore re-
sommend such of our readers as are now charged with the
duties for windows of that description, to give immediate
notice thereof to the assessors of the respective parishes,
who are empowered to make reduction in the assessments
in the current year.
DUTY ON Dome.—Official notice has been' issued to
the assessors and parish officers in several districts by
the commissioners of taxes—that every person, not ex-
empt according to Act of Parliament, must peremptorily
make entries of all dogs either kept by them, or by
lodgers, or belonging to other individuals. The only per-
sous exempt are fanners renting less than 100 f. per annum,
who are allowed to keep any dog free from duty (the same
not being of' the description used for killing game), and
poor persons who obtain a certificate from the parish
officers.
GLOWS TIADE.—A deputation of six Gentlemen, two
from Yeovil, two from Worcester, and two from London,
connected with the glove manufactories and skin trade,
have recently had an interview with the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, relative to the proposed admission of foreign
gloves, skins, and leather, to represent that unless that
measure be guarded by certain restrictions, and themselves
relieved from certain chilies and vexatious forms with
which they were now burdened, from the peculiar advan-
tages which the French glovers in particular possessed, it
would be impossible to compute with the foreigner with
any chance of success. At their suggestion, it was con-
sented by Mr. Robinson that instead of an ad valorem duty
on gloves imported, it should be a rated duty of 4s. per
dozen upon habits, Ss. on men's, and 7s. on women's. The
duty on the importation of foreign skins and leather, in-
cluding that on wool, was hitherto 14s. per 100 (it is
reckoned that to wool about 4s. sd. attached): this is to be
reduced to Is. 6d., so that the manufacturer gets a relief of
Ss. per too on his raw material. The Excise duty of lid.
per lb. paid by the skinner is to be reduced to id.: it was
hoped that this impost I/guild have been given up altoge-
ther, inasmuch as the small part retained will scarcely pay
the cost of collecting it, and it still perpetuates to the
skinner the intrusion of the officers upon his premises, and
binds him to a fixed process, which entirely precludes im-
provement, for it is in the course of this process that the
French pursue a plan of treatment of their skins which
gives them the superiority for which they are reputed.
COTTON TaADF.—The effects of the cotton trade on
Belfast, in augmenting its wealth, increasing its inha4
bitants, and giving employment to a multitude of opera-
tives, who must otherwise have languished in listless
indolence and hopeless poverty, are strikingly conspicuous.
Yet the manufacturer in this town is loaded with a vast
expense in the article of coals, to which the possessors of
machinery moved by water will not be subject.—Belfaat
News Letter.
GLASGOW COTTON M•SICET, MAT 21.—Our market
continues in a very inactive state. The sales this week amount
only to 110 bales. Prices arc id. below the rates of last week :
11 Sea Island, 2s. llid. fair ; 198 Bowed 15!d. ; ordinary. 141.
fair, 1131 d. good ; 120 (Mean, 18d. middling Akl. good ; 16 Delve-
rank 20t1. middling, 2l id. fair; 33 Egyptians, 21d. fair ; 35 Car.
riscouv, 19d. fdir. Owing to the high prices of the cotton wool
and yarn, the muslin weaving is at present very dull in this
quarter. At the commencement of the stagnation, some extensive
manufacturers proposed a small reduction in the rates of weaving,
so as to enable them to keep on their hands, but overawed, no
doubt, by the foolish leaders of the combination, the weavers re-
fined to secede to time preposition, and in consequence several large
houses have ceased giving out work altogether. Betides those who
have had their reeds reduced, it is supposed that there are 5,090
weavers idle in this city and surrounding village.
On Saturday night a daring attempt at robbery was
made at the house and shop occupied by 8. Lyons, silversmith,
fie. in Loni.street, Liverpool The thieves got over a low shed or
warehouse from Cable-street, and took oat the back-door and door.
ease, but the door from that mom on to the stairs was secured by
three bolts, which was evidently tried with a crow-bar without ef-
fect ; they then made a hole through a lath and plaster partition.
A boy who slept in the premises, hearing something fall, alarmed
the watch, but before he could get moistance within the premises
the thieves were gone without effecting their purpose, leering a
crow-bar behind them, which may perhaps lead to their detection.
A poor titan, in Galway jail fur the murder of his wife,
but acquitted at last assizes on the ground of' insanity,
committed suicide on Thursday, by suspending himself
with a cord from the stain of the prison.

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lb Moab. lbw t • Oaks Plan,
Ai., from Lives ben wised at "Bahia.
The Clyde, APMWeb, bon Dernekers, has
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Clrfe. L. .
rhe Doris. from Charleston, for Limped,
the 2lst of April. in lat. U. N. lee. is. Is. -
The Dryad, Power, Rem Liyetboa, for
The Louise, Allan, Bow Trtnidad,Ter 1
out 44 days. . .
The William Salthouse, Gamin, from
Havannah on the. Ilkh of April.
The Rebecca, geed, from Liverpool,:
The David, Oen, front Liverpool,
bum.
The Kitty, Gibboo ; and Union, Cox,
arrived at Waterford. •
The Mary, 31•IntMh, from Liverpool, has ____
• The Favourite, Parkinnt, from Liverpool,
Belfast. ,
The Roscoe, Ilsrgreams, from Liverpool,
the 26th March. •
The Aquatic, Thompson, from Liverpool,
Janeiro.
The Miria, Hammond, from LiverPoo%
Mary's, Africa.
Arrived the Henry Bell, Johnson,
—, from Killala ; Neptune, Wadifeeftl ,
Wilson, from Dublin ; Swift, tre" . ,
_froin
Moore, from Westport; J•bannah, hider,
Sekke,,—.--, from Antwerp; Sbantrefek, Met
int ; Delos, Lottotiten, hoot Copenhagen
Rejersberg, from Hienburgh. •. •
The Thetis, Noum; from Bristol, and is
Oporto, have arrived at Hoylake.
The Jasper, from Mobile, is of.
Signals for one ship, Nix brigs, and three
The Perseverance, and Union packet
March, for Liverpool.
The Brazilian was to sail for Liverpool a
WO the rid May, the Matilda, Lander,
D.eries, f,lr Kt. Peteriburgh ; Joe, Grumley, I
Newcombe, for New York ; Maria, Knit,
Prince, for Charleston ; Dee, Jennison. for
Surrey, Christian, for oogies ; Hcilliting,
Pyramus., Datlinhire, for ~lastizica ; Khan
Liebec ; Fortuna. Bide, for Pernambuco; As,
for Quebec; Clyde,• Macqueen, for Limerick
stock, for Newry ; Catherine, Quick,
donia, M`Kenzie, for Westport.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGi

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SHIPS ENTERED IXWARDS.—,The
Lisbon; Frau Gains, Sanderfelt, from ,
Bird, from Dantsic ; Luna, Hurst, from
broaden Da Vrirs, from ditto; New Times,
ford ; Chance. Murphy, from Wexford?.
from Cork; Davis, from Waist,
Denhoim, from Dublin; Crisis, Mend,
Arrive, lieneist, from Antwerp ; Harriers
Perseverance, Ashton. from Oporto;
aAbsgo; Duchess d'Angdulaune," yaks* 4
Mu, Erickson, from Uddewalla ; Industry, wan. Cm.—
pool ; StaKette, Itlannovsky, from Dumas; Neptun,
Stockholm ; and the Freyhert, Kiraner. froir
ENTrRID ODTIMARDS.—Tbe Aim. •
Mercurius, Fiercke' for &sinew and Da.
astatine Pbhueke, for ditto; King George
terdam t Prince of Waterloo, Miler,
foe Cork ; Sweat • Castle, Duvetoa,
Walker, for Gibraltar.
Cr.taain Ouvwastos riwat.ty
Ceres,Wsnen.sion. for Madras and Bombay
New York; Tame Gebroeders, Lubeck, 0
Ghent ; Quatre Stews, Pieter', for Ilan
Malta, Constantinople, and Odessa; Alt„
Lard Rodney, Charlatan, for Van Diemen'
Wake. and New Zealand ; Maria, Camara.,
Fish, Smith, for Ostend ; Edinburgh
tad= ; Ocean, Williams, for Oporto.
CLEARING OUTWANDS.—The Oporto,
Pomona, Smith, for Havre and Rouen
for Teneriffe Madras, and Calcutta; Kate,
AyresAUL.; Heed, for Archangel ; Mary,
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND,
for Belfast; and the Aurora, Nicholls, f

FROM LLOYD'S
FALMOUTH, 31AT 22.--Sailed the
Dantaic.
PORTSMOUTH, MAT 23.—Sailed his
the Mediterranean.
DEAL. MAII 23—Arrived, and SAL
zabeth, Ilvsoks, from Tobago. Passed
the Magnet, Todd, for Bombay; the Jr
the Cincinnatus, Bliss, for New York,
Desch, for Oporto ; the Vall Fields, t
Lord Rodney, Charlton, far Van Diemen'
the Northward, and remain, the transport
GRAVESEND, 3IAT 23.—Arrived
Tobago ; Fox, Fox, from Ostend ;
from ditto ; Queen of the Netherlands,
Sailed the Venus, Luscomb, for Riga ; (
tersburgh ; Graces, Nicole, for Hambw
Rouen ; Northumbrian, Dawson, for (`
for Hamburgh ; Edith, Benson,
Eyler, for Bengal ; Charles, Matnot,
fur Hamburgh.
FATAL, MAT 2.—The Mild, Dill, .
dam, arrived here 16th March; she has
been condemned as unseaworthy. The
Galrahn, from Danmic, which arrived here
condemned as unseaworthy.
Q u EREC, APRIL 14.—The ire on
this city, which had been stationary since
off on the 12th inst.. and the river is now
as Malbaie, about 90 miles, on the North
instant. The river had been clear of ice f
NASSAU (N. P.I, Aram 15.—The
, mingo to Falmouth, was lately totally
some of the materials saved.
New Voltz, APRIL 20.—The Hiram,
Jamaica, struck on Ocracock Bar 6th instant,
on Heneagua ; crew saved. The Independence,
ladelphia to Maracaibo, baring epnmg a leak,
sea 3d inst.
APRIL It —The Venus, Fletcher, et .
Coma Bay, Brazil, about the 10th of Mara
saved.
APRIL 27—The Colombian privateer.
gate, was carried into St. Jar de Cuba'
Lithgow, fro Surinam to Beaten, put i,
15th inst. is distress, and bad diseleirpd

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Off Penzance, the Telegraph, Berm, . 4 Pietas-Prince.
Oft the Wight, the Nederlands, Ildkw from Beibka.
Off Dover, the Triton, Mara, from HavaamalL
The San.h, Kendall, from LIT New 11"'
shore at the entrance of the 11 • pi.
VESSELS SPOKEN wurit.—Tbe
passed 13th inst. by the Clyde, M'Pboreort.
Providence. of Sbields, bound to Quebec.
William, Dublin to Montreal. fid brat., by t
arrived off the Isle of Wight t Childreak from
Janeiro, 23th March; Boyfe, from London foe
May ; Martha, from Amsterdam fie New York
from Liverpool, for New Toth; by the Coesabb,
erpool.

A striking proof of the extraordinary
seamen was witnessed in Greenock or- VC',
arrival of the Dart cutter, Captain
more than 4.5 tons, from New South
cific Ocean ! The Dart went to the
operate with the Adeona, and having I
cargo with which that vessel returned
ceetled to collect another, and has broui
6,000 skins, principally seal.—Glateas
By the Act 4th Geo. IV. C. 49, - rift]; we gibe
in a carriage to or from church on , or lei*
fast-days, and persons attending returning tit
funeral of any person who shall die jaid W mum: my*
parish, are exempted from pliyiai sic

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Komi,has arrived at Limerick. i •.1I •./1,1
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tepee!, arrived at-Demerara ' k I
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iverpool, has arrived at Rio a
rerpool, has arrived at St. i $, 1
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Beadosy; Cindasmake,Blise,for
look, fix Oomed, Iltooma. sod
t BMX% ; Semo. Osolisa, for
llegose, Tali, Air Illsoabay ; ii. •'' I'
lamosat hood, Nu' • Booth
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D'S LIST. 1 I
the Lady" Pad, Todd, for
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I sailed for the Rive, the Eli.
used through from the Rivet,
be Juno, Coulson, for Malta ;
'oak; the John and William,
kids, Gray, for Bermuda; the , .
iemen's Land. Arrived from
neport ship No. W. . 1
d the Colombia, Wilson. from
; Countess Elgin, Sennett.
lands, Pearsen,for Noeterdam.
iga ; tgotiatltle% foe St. Pe-
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unbo ; for
Yr Qoe ; Stapler, tlrillit.nbers;
tot Archangel ; Malcolm,
a, for Ham; Sdence, Allen,
, 1 .
an, from New York to Amster-
e has discharged her cargo, and
The Charlotte and Emelle,
Ted here Bth ult. has also Weil
l'i 1 • 1
oo the St. Lawrence, opposite to
lk L ,
y since the ad FeIE, moved
s now open. Beau from as lox i i'
North shore, arrived on the 9th
,e ice for some time beibre.
Che Doris, Whim, from St. Do- ,
Do-
lly lost on flensogua ; crew and ii '
!Bram, Eldridge, of Boston, for !
sth instant, and was totally lost - 0
udependence, Noose, from Phi. 'i
ems a leak, woo obandialed it
re, of Alnanitis, was last In
eMarclo : any expected to be
eaten, prize to a Spanish Ei. ' I
tuba 78th Match. 'l'he Sarah.
put into Bermuda previous to - i
lofted to repair.
Rateery, frets Peet.ao.Prince. • .
peir, from Beelice.
from Havanwolz I
rin.d lot NW Odious, is on ,
2
'be William, of !
Whitby, woo
*Pietaidvetht the Clyde ;
~ id Inet., Joh'. an ' 1
Id , by the Cider, M ilne.
limns, hoot Limped for Rio 1 t .4 .
en London he New York, 34
fee New York, 18th, Canada. ,
ty the Coleibleb, arrived at Li- . . .
pm. • '.
traordinary daring of British ,
nock on Wednesday, in the • ,
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laving assisted in tak:ikg the
turned some time ago, pro-
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E XTRAORDINAR 1' ROBRIIRr.
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gasikw mesnlag die taliewing.... Mrs of a doing and es-
trawiagdaseyst highway robbuy were itsyse Miles-ball, baron the
Ilieasse. • v •
*gel% • Yawl W• 112••• a 11•4•Iljimplasssalsdimiltic _ asked
titian beat en • auk se some ef at far
s gips pest. Oa be ratan from thence to London on Sunday
~ehreiewdetwieltin about two miles sad a half of Croy.
MN eV by two men, both of whom were
dremedTheleftts. When first saw them they were Ise't
assolad_ up its dab by the tend side. The moment she *sea
gsses, Aids was, as norm obis sushi judge, between eleven and
twelve eche* in die day, ow ef vials alai after her, saying
What a pity R is
4Es bows ape him the OM se wow:, wld ibet;
nid rung after ha, by man his 01111n1S011Orl get Ottt of the ditch_
andriined him. hoot gorses, on coming up, ad • ber:
v' D—o rat spa, die Itialle (meaning a quantity of
'carried tied op In adk handkerchief) belongs to me." On
spoken to Ow she bosom alsomed, and cried out, upon
..e both the mesa sod &pad essosess and imprecation, de.
daring, that if she did ma imandy give up al the money she was
possessed of, likewise die ben& she carried, sad strip or all the
m she had on heroin,
_old murder her. The terrified girl
out her little lids. of piney, which had been presented
her relations, amounting to six sovereigns, one
-crown piece, and MI and handing it to the thieves,
licated that they would be contented with what they had got,
an not deprive her of soy thing the. Upon which the villains ex.
claimed, with an oath., " If we spare your life, we affil have your
clothes." One of Use men thin tight both her hands in one of
his, while with the ether be bold a large knife up to her throat,
threatening to cut It stains if its attempted the least resistance, or
offered to make any noise. Doalog this time the other fellow was
engaged in taking or her clothes, all of which he divested her of
except her shoes and stockings.
When she was completel naked, they desired her to stand on the
pot where she was atnppei, while thej went to ennead the bundle
if clothes. On leaving her one of them said, "We will Come
back and murder you for taking so much notice of us." On cross-
ing the hedge one of them dropped a small bundle, exclaiming,
D—n your eyes you may have that, as there is sometbut
coming.' They then ran off, leaving her in dm way '
'ion opening the bundle which they flung to her, dolimad in it
clothes which she now had on her baelt, all of whit* she had
to redress herself in before a human being Mtn. AIM to wit.
ness her situation. She proceeded to state that when sbe put on her
clothes, she walked forward towards Croydon, and on ells tad met
with a ftmale, whose name she has since learned to be Skinner, to
whom she related all that bad happened to has diapason, she
'id, generously conducted her home to her hoses, Muck in next
• to the Rose and Crown public-house at Croydon, from whence,
er having recovered from the fright, she name 02 to lOWA to some
A her friends, residing in Long.lane, who advised her to give in.
formation of the above circumstances at the office. The girl then
a minute description of the robbers.
.Ir. ALLEY, upon hearing the above account, expressed his as-
tonishment that such a daring robbery should have been committed
the day-time on so populous a road, and asked her what length
time elapsed from the period she first saw the men until they
away ? She replied that she should think nearly an hour.
Illemstrate again expressed his aurpnire at this fact, but the
. positively asserted that every word she uttered regarding the
transaction was correct. 31r. Allen then are Hall, the chief con-
stable, directions to proceed down to the place where such a daring
itrage and robbery was committed, and make all inquiries re-
specting it, in order to apprehend the perpetrators, if possible.
The chief constable then left town yesterday for this purpose.
-- - —___

MARKETS.
[From the London B'eve l'rice Current.
TUESDAY, MAY 24.
COTTON.—Our amen market vas eery quiet last week, the
tales amounting to only 2000 begs; of which hart art Pertains in
speculation •, holders of !utile are in general firm, but a few paresis
-see been offered at some reduction. The sales are 1000 Pernaras
.... a 22d. ; 400 Surats 9id. a igia. 200 Bengal% Bid. • 10d. ail
e bond ; and duty paid, 300 Egyptians 20d. a 2ld. In come.
quence of rather favourable intelligence from Liverpool, there wee
demand for cotton yestetday ; about 300 bags Sprats wee
Ild. a 12d. There were no purchases this femme to may
extent. The India sale to-morrow excites considerable attention.
Live-meow., MAY 21.
Our cotton market has cootioued without animation during
nearly the whole of the week, and the holders not being willing ro
lee concessiod in price, the business done has been limited. Bat.
and Egyptian have declined id. aid. per lb. but other &aerie.
in maintain the quotations.
COFFEE.—The public sales last week went off very heart',
and the proportion sold was so small that we cannot mate any ot-
ters* i . n the quoted prices; some St. Domingo for money wise
forced if at Is. a 2s. below the market currency, but as these per.
Mamas leek piece ea account of the prompt. they cannot he takesat
criterion tithe minket. There were no public sales this fortune ;
- was advertised but it is postponed till a future day ; th=
e lately. is St. Booting° in casks for money 61s. but the n
quotation is still 84s. for good quality. The inquiries after coffee
this forenoon were considerable, notwithstanding the holiday.
SUOA R.—The request for Sugar has been steady and matiobe
market continued Improving all last week, and towards thesis's;
Friday, the buyers became so anxious to purchase, that they
forward and took nearly all the 31uscovades on sale, at prices
Is. higher than on Tuesday. In refined goods there was a 1..,
seasiderabie bustle, and the scarcity of low lumps was so great,
Wu* to be Ned/ in two or three weeks were contracted Gar ;
_ heaps distal below 83a. ; there was also a demand for the
better qualities, at Improving prices, but the sales were not ratan.
dve.—Molasses were ;db. The advance asked on East lode and
?oreign Sugars prevented business to any extent; the berm
evinced every disposition to purchase, but the rise prevented dim
coming forward.
FItIJIT.—The market continues In a very dull state; lbe ex-
tremely low prier, at which Red Smyrna Raisins have beenlately,
has induced the grocers to purchase, and several parcels hate bun
taken at the quotations.
TALLOW', HEMP, and FLAX—The public sale of 408
;Tallow last week has little effect on the market ; the while had
ten taken from a wreck, &c. a considerable time under watt; the
prices obtained Were 34a. Pd. and Sie. The quotation of new is
',II 338. Pd. and 36a.—Hemp remains steady ; new 431.—1 a Flax
alteration. By public sale this day, 183 casks Talloy from
riesre; very inferior sold 335. Gd.
SPlCES.—Spices are heavy; the Cinnamon of the last see is at
• small premium ; all other Spices are heavy at sale price, vita
the exception of Nutmegs, which are lower. By a public mile on
Friday, 62 casks Nutmegs sold, the good quality Is. Id. a Is. 3d.,
inferior 4a 4d. a 4s. 6d.
RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The impoetantbedu
ration of the Chancellor of the Exchequer,. that the Memel et
duty on Rum compared with B•itish spirits will only be Is. 3d.
• gallon in favour of the latter, and being used by dist:Weis, has a
it favourable effect on the market , the holders refuse to e& ihe
present ; Is. 7d. has been refused for proof leeward*, ad we
think the nearest quotation is Is. Bd.; strong Jamaica RUM Or
o more inquired after.—Brandy is still heavy ; sellers at 3s. IL
arrival, and at 3e. 3d. housed of last year.—ln Geneva doe is
to alteration. We find our statement, that nearly 230 pusebeene
Leeward Rum, 4 over, at la. &I. per gallon, has excited gun int*
rest in the trade; and it has been mentioned to us by mobs...sal
eminen that the contract was under particular cirmemeleacist.
nominaßyce, at la 6d. per gallon, but it might have been at Awe
as the same strength and quality Rums are to be
to the seller in the month of October next; this b
J the current report of the market, and we give it as the
the day.
The only purchases reported today are small parcel' of 012
landed Rums at Is. 7d. 2 under.
BIRTH.
the 26th instant, at Prospect Hall, near Killarney, the lady
Hon. Thos. Brown, of a son.

MARRIED.
,t the 22d instant, in the Chapel of the Russhm Ambassador,
the Rev. Mr. Stnirnoll; E. Ralll, Esq. of Broad-stmt, to
Msry 111avrogordato, eldest daughter of J. Mantipmfbm.
of Bosh lane.
the 21st inst. at New Chu eh, Surrey, the Hon. and
John Turnout, M.A.fd.A.Beerstasy of the Clergy 03=611'
to Rebecca, eldest database of the late Rev. David of
4 Hope, Gloucestershire.
in Thursday last, at the parish church, Preston, the Rev. Jams
etreynshant Muter, to Alice, fifth daughter of Samuel limeadia,
Esq. M.P.

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On the 17th inst. at Wells, in the county of Somerset, Mho
Knoll* eldest daughter and co-heiras of the late Hen. Colonel
Knollia„ of his Majesty's 81st regiment.
On the 18th instant, at Davenport, Edward Thorley Cunyng•
fume, Eaci:of the 24th Resiment, to the lidyew of his age.
'tt Port Macquarie, CO the hilt Nov. last. of ?eminent fever.
• an Ulnae of twang deardmiCa=tlm.l Rolland, of the Bun
Reet, Commendsot
l:waif, soatatit wsidolgs awl SS, Mr. D. C,4llTi.
well known ea a teadese of mainomie for the last SO
maw. in Leodan faliabergb. 41Plos of the Traveller:.
die bled ems in
of the Cabinet, ma di e r Preceptor, was the
15
- • Abets his once peat ram the last sir lawl,.a
rapid decay of nature wan rituals, within the et
...maths fits of insanity were radio, frepent ; the ineresszt
linnity of his mind had readend It to employ a
person to hava tbe care of bin, and a was appointed. to
whom lb° alawastt was will Wiwi. Ho wee to have removed ant
week, when des* raepOomi kin Mans Mk world. Oa SU.
day he apparel wee jskow anal, and said to an old se-
quaintanee who wise tO awe wlsi him, " I am glad you am come,
for I suppose I shall not ago yea so,aftwt after to-day, as I remove
to Hr. ---.- we Tuesday or II lie sat down to dinner
=dy la die bet kph NM and ate heartily. WI he
I, fell IMok in Module ; a tattMag was beard in has thrust,
N astawapead to gositzat. at wwkw—reed was instaady given
at, big nerkelatk 80. 'bet the jaw fell, sad °e V.'
norm. The wommit orpopte_was. inountly sent for, tinder an
s that be hod fliwkill maw; bat at pored not to be the cam
as so lino Imo MI apisplowie at. Ile had been a re-
a abeasullois man, and never had any idiom bat the goat
gating liik.
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181, Strand, and palatial* by R. CAgSONI I/"" plow

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alp Is Ids
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My El, Mt COURT OP RR. TutenaT, MAT Id. ' • mawsw,matotis. - viol, otoog Moe the meet tomes. Idaaawlttta. When hie Lord. 5 511
.alkliblijkillte= ' ala bollaillkll4lo"...ivai TweeembioirourestapproodysesthelmoseklaYoa dlitalllo the Peet Wayne, b• h was latliataible tvnaldm
:14 , Milii. Pa .he .OnaMIOIWILI4 CIS. Ten RING V. T11631A/I TIVAIWTTT mien. in die depth et dieloies, 111 big big wide Mt le:rstl/4: uns oiClTlstgrouoing so ass is before aXkl
This was a
.possenation issuloted by the Attensey-Oesserel widgeons *by eined die hew dieill=iirs mist to °kers dat all dm tad dime stuck Sali
eitattentida.►''...,W.;,,is
~.. „., soma the desendeaeoi hateme-.%--usiec swum *ego in hie „eau ape, ido tours • ea dirt feet tet the seem time the coadMen Moldotsnl le lawit their re. that
• lioa. -`•-•allaalr- • • 'atealt :ctct"c*" Umiak and it Wallt sash( mobs esC undo bee *robe psi- Bode proariss ease gpeedwa hems demed. fin lAndeldp. @Oleg diet eassitheable soma
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.Diersiesedetth Ake IX UHL pair or maks nt so. The amp abanagai wog mg weft dims Ms *mid imsidliellbishishe selsollief was likely to mow. callekto Deetheithe egtom,ithe was Amlc
Irtkiltlifiri Theist'- 111011.11".• toribeilli lailiigr-thluagal cesullm Maoist ' • shaving% thilloisel ewer elpeadent rieleli .thak me vistediono is dig poor la alliaa diaalacas to usalf.tlis lib datfa by raledmg them ear-
moss fames- fil admirc ...... •o°'"llclilllsa4aa tss der a°. 6/1".
. i • liii• Ufa as We-Iletesses and Commander- and also ilpesids • , add salt." • .
. ' inaallelf eilt in ROA birliddettla The cue was asoilotent by Mr. etitterron.Ogoonek. ' One of the= imilistes inel CeB=. The ark stileo in d=istiosallaa lide-Idialdr. "PI ffill ditailicaFF locoed- cd.._ °led
t slid at Mt lannmls ea Mar still tiligaa,a
- Roosts. who kg& ban ll'brewer, wm ertgaged Ilf ths hem a feenily,_and bar hatheedisAalnudyere*,... trate
„. . • yo, steed ft • hod% sod ths Zed of eilseedand by his !!"•vig
1"'" -1, - itstp SI. HO& defaudest to WOW lim In the an of brewing. The 'khan*. of teems. nay an Mdithelsoi
tailed the FtedndefflOftratmettag, en four wand Oho thdirldigleqpi by the mate Aar side, NMI ef the ossekones Imbed Ms been, fereliallsZlibir of •
tbe ninntc
CM bee ~,_ _ / Plf.a.led.±. aPlital lll Lard drugs sad other aggiese: and the oalzini Oldie std their AM hill so she holod, ridded in *sibs' age= al aumisslualusaas kmeeked doss Dodd* Ilie eil_spre
• • low iiiil ataJeatf .8
Ambassador also
bletutilzalt.ipme the defendant 'to Mr. 3 es is watt to elm dam in km gather • week, the mow fore and heek wheels Odell caniage Mao orer hit Ng. just above ...and .I°.
die ands. ansa4k hi a shooktiog maim* I and the Earl of West- Ms's..
.. tad My to the Sublime Otto- and Owe Furthered lee Spilide 011thad WI bees with atitiso for rant, and
• ' 4 tb did set ewe a seethmi was as feel of sit the ere m fat& Thatc sa'!,.____°'
•• It WAIN Ambassador Extraordi- Yalsoi rim pried et cosside ladies% me Wood Oat! end didr
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•b 0 Majesty majoot tee Ea, et of extract of pathos, and dm Sour sad mdt 11811111b1P uped'in
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'.*** AltAlikilari"l" Y Pet brewsoge. I Ida 161111111.116112..abi11y,e and ilibuldvation owligisethEld ef 11'soll, tbaollauler mien have escaped clul-Di
•I , Cress-examined by Mr. Jaarts.....Flad been a brewer at listing- girle. The miry beds rilliwaiailmeo momposses
.Mg •Ism also bean witiausly pletimd to appoint ton-green • had been out of business sines the latter pert of 111111. MUM Moe led ■lima dm imeinterred=of covering dFlactiaa• When be k), who out twespisd at the time in
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Nen hit Stratford Classing (late his tint
Nesrawd;lnerte select m Mears. clfmdstio's. •Ilit Wild in bad, spas tam ballealasidtrea sights. „I o.oilia to the pa . dutant part of the court-yard, Isesed of what bed happened, he in- catt°±_un
-'4,--,1 -bod„trimo, sternly ran to the spot, to some the cosebasan, but be had driven en,. P
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e pognenFanaty and agsdatir Inenipelendarpo nem in 1829. He settled with aH his creditors ; some were mad In tom Mimi. type IhZ Mew% heihreleer_ • b„ off: and Westmeriamti, however, told him that the cmriage be- t° ""
3 • full.; some 7s; its the peord. glad takes the benefit of the Issol. fret Melee, ant smooth, mese perms to w to ,
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1 7.
atiSell °f A111°21410 to be " Itlllies-tv ° "lb"- vent Act. Had been its of *Situation since 18911. AVben in bad. sesmoiss Mist hod samend wee timbilellmwe, as they considered "D'te° to Lad f lenlablet.
•hen duo yobbory. to take away du& tit. Diwkins, the °Meer, who had his leg thus shockingly broken,
and Plenipotentiary to the Sublime, nese had been Wormed aeinst for mixing beer ; for notaing die. k was little. if soy suppli
and no
• ealtooddi Pale. , Wu dimharged under the Act in September last ; ►went to Instruct desreperty salmmele having been lifted up, Lord Westniorland and several other No
clime
Tbo-Loto MA". yob* dmoo „balm =le oy the per. bleman offered the use of their carriages' to convey him to the hos.' "
• ---siseesio- . •
..
impIUIV.PTCY ENLARGED. the defendant shortly afterwards. Knows a Mr. Alison. Did Det
know that Mr.-Masao elavaseed say money to get him out of pet. se, had posseeden of die keno nem of t value to pay
' Tows si'msta Hall Torero, Bantle-kw, wise and son 4 Meson inteoduced him to ddendant, wbo was then rut mites Off the dsmood, os la drat mom flair ps.pery UMW be restored
A..pital, but that not being deemed the earnest mode for the sufferer. a cl,2thim,
•
door was procured, upon which he was stretched, and by the advice `rl
• of a profeesional gentleman present, it was recommended that he threats.
. •••:' . Vila 'hem May 17 to Jalye, at Mines, at the Bunk- stranger to him ; ha knew 51ason well ; understood that defend- Imehme.
„men were am ablo se mom too = but they should thus be carried on men's shoulders to the hospital, and that offered
•••• ryas' • ant had been • clerk at the Bank ; it was stated by Almon, that
-the two men bearing the upper part of the body should be consider- eagagt
!I I __BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. the beer which his nephew had brewed had not given satisfaction ; then was sawgiele* se= re '
I'lleney Phillips, Dmonshire-street, Bishopagate-street, and Mid- he was to receive a remuneration for his instruction-a sum beyond Loan
vie-Thes the ably taller than those at the feet, so al to keep the platform a sort eiff,t:
of inclined plane. The whole of the family and household of Lord
_„.", ;
611110111111100~. ' ; his bawd and lodging ;is nurriaL has a wife and seveu duld em; edge Oa oar gads Wisdom kora esii yeetrilas gieWitreet orlinota .riglhtento
George Cavendish evinced the utmost anxiety for the officer s situa- 'lnn
BANKRUPTS. went ea the 30th of September, and began brewing on the Ist of any set yew bat 1 asset relieve you.
Lion, and tendered evert,
azla=llopos, amobeirough, York, groom to surrender, June 10, october-4 meant to my that on the first day Mead came to him at The two hishownwir that bona hem SNIP. They feared theof do
pus. Irish owe ammo' oo.bm min tb., ma t that they had procunngtwo men equa height or the purpose o supportng
ol' t assistance;
t - f 1 back I
tillas_st eleven, al ties Pleagh Inn, &abetting/I- Roll- the cooper side, and brought two parcels, one wee hartshoro shay- the head and *boulders. the flononrable Charles Long placed him- i,n,lisl_h'
'clisedTh. William Duesbury Thornton, Scarborough; and Mr. ings, the other c.oculus indicus, he koew the latter well ;he de. nothing to expect eking Is non sr me Won essistry.
s . Gears dined answering whether he had ever used it ; defendant is married ; The Loom 111ATOS iiim toisee si, the „mins of self by the side of one of his aerVanta, who is about an equal height, "
ahem era the aeui. under the door, and carried the wounded man the whole way to the et°,__lninnl
sAiiiitdadniceelethlstitirephiostaliitawlhenerenidharre Line,
t ililegir..a„.4, NI=E, inacialne.maker, June 8.7. and , witness never took any indecent liberties with his (the defendant's) the padre la ~ (bey II ..011 to
:i t July 4' es ewe% sa she ' Hotel, Nouingham. Solicitors, wile ; never kissed her ;on one day she asked hint to bring her Mall, hum which ajodgesemengbineilbentse !tube *silty of
kle.illellellt. desifolkeetreet., 1%11.0.11E45t ; and Almeria Foecroft some snuff ;he did so, and she asked what WWI to pay Ihe had the upon bern am m poison who rented butted tahnayt
ontontronr :hay [het
she bainultdasbe.
thr el;
thou ht incense no tbe instatal rocured for the man's relief, time ti
• sod Pawn. Nati taken her by the hand, and leaned forward with an intention to kiss the house. He ussimi Ent St hioniornototi the parish to save ' l lies 7. gli y p
.. _....._ hi
ToMenheameourt-read, aphol- her. two poor families frees ohm apothhesset by lodedng the claimant who now at the hospital in amy trecarious state: and he being onw
atolls .4itillsor the Jactrit
fir Tao% at 150 Idaakraese Mr. JAarre-Ceme. Sir, I will not hare snuff nor dust thrown in for rent to resign their . would bate the proper effect. a very stout heavy man, and having, y springing oa his feet after eit'llie,
with a
he was knocked down, to endeavour to save his life, forced the
Wll,----*--_ . 4 nab' ire... lan rya
June IL 18, and eV!". Is nyeouver havekatiu her? They
it but in the way I have of
. They that
Aare
eis v:bas_thmeiursonelit yulcehranpre.ce
broken part of the bone of the leg, there is found considerable difii-
37,r4
•cult an as yet attempting to set it.
1 y at t e, at the Guildhall, Worcester. Solicitors, Mr. named. Was not dismissed on account of taking liberties with pare for the workhouseesoot ems to their own distressed
4 i
4,1410% -Devemeie-nrest, Queer-mew ; and Mr. 0111, Wor- Mrs. Mesd. Had told Mr. Norton that he would lay an informs. country, where there woo he in the world. "Plank said that from the info don which the Earl of lVest. door t;
morland was kind enough to give him, as to whom the carriage aft" h
seseter, don against Mead if he was not settled with. He showed him the The LORD 111ATOR that if he interfered in a pecu- of her
belonged, he proceededthat louse of Lady luni-
Bridgeeratet, Socnevestehire, eltinaman, June 1, information he had written. lie made memorandums at different niary manner in • case like this (sod the temptation to do so was b
directionswhere wen instantly given from her Ladyship to ,
1741112, fin, at tee, at the Ship.a-Ground inn, Bridgewater. titres, but not while he was in the service of Mead. Believes be very strong, he a•lrnitied) there was scarcely a landlord in the city
. . riettellega. Mi. Homy Reed, Beifelmater ; and Sir. Solomon John made some before he sent in his bill to Mead. Left Bleed on the who would not occupy himself in-iiistraining upon the poor. the butler, to go with him into the stables and point out the coach- gat e e
31r.
Peas, New lies.
, - Themes. l3th of October. Gaye the original memorandums to the Excise. Tut SWINDLERB.-The Loin 111•Toa yesterday received man,„,
. Burton-creseent,Merdtant, He made memorandums on the Sunday after he went to defend- several letters from Gentlemen who had placed their bills in the r
whom he then took into custody.
he prisoner, who Wei in his fall livery of green and gold, and .
tonish
• in the
ihmolk Ike • ' • •"1"4"1"*". el s 5, at twelve, at the Lion inn, ant's. He handed over to the Excise the particulars of the drugs hands of Ogilvie, alias Wilson, who Los been dealing so extensive. who appeared a very mild-mannered man, said that be was quite
. w;. "Iff
c=pe. Narberth; and Messrs. used, and the mixings, and able the dates. Ile got them from his ly in bills. One of his Lordship's correspondents, a respectable unconscious of haying done any injury when he drove into the of tits
• * sjg ii, s. mei. it ‘. ...,, . y
-lane. own mind. solicitor of Daventry, stated, that a client of his had been taken In went I
court-yard, and no one could be more sorry than he was for what rbe I
, ' r • • hail happened.
v • „.. St. Luke's. corn-chandler, dames Pepper, who was stoker, was present at the mixings. by Ogilvie, as Mr. Woolard had been, with, however, this differ- Sir „. „ Magistrate,
it l'lte ,at - and ''''
_, at ten. at the Bankrupts' Mead told hint that he sometimes mixed half strong beer and half enc. in favour of Mr. Woolard. that the bill of the former 'assent
muse b‘: r • sthe .
NI Inn-fields. small ; sometime, five of small and four of strong. into circulation, and the acceptor actually proceeded against for the •".".;ARRANIT
detained until the hi of the offi should be declared out tan"
. COWL . • •
_t Mr.
i idallbeb, M • "*'' farrier, May 31. June Re-examined by the SOLICITOR-GENERAL.-Had said to recovery of the amount of ML The solicitor requested the co. °I :anger: c cet stable
Tai prisoner asked if be could not be admitted to bail ? outrap
11, isots Wreath """ ''' anis, Solicitors.. Mews- Mead that he was smry that he had been calumniated by the operation of 311•• Wanlesd. Mid expressed a confident hope that A
Hash mod sediment •..."-"".• • - Mar7-la-bonne• report that he bad kissed his wife, and explained what had taken he should be able to melte Ogilvie, who is certainly the Wilson any spnt!
The Magistrate said, certainly not, so long an there was The e
. . DI 'iR 1 : place. He showed Norton a memorandum of the brewing,. Norton whose name has aircadyappomed. doubt of the man's recovery, and until a surgeons' certificate de.
Jame ilp.dreas Welfetta‘difila South Sea House, Broad streets is a friend of Mason's. Never exhibited the memorandum to Mr. Woolard came wire *des sesen, and mentioned to the dared him out of danger.
he prisoner was remanded for another ezamination on a future
isistranee. rear
at maim the Bankrupts' Court.
ise Malon. Showed the memorandum to AlMr. Norton, in consequence Lord Mayor, that me of she putissibillng that the System of de. d
Jonglo.-Wiiiiees dilleshed, Nerwiehs eilversinith, at eleven, at of his telling him that he had not given any instructions to Meal. ception had been exposed, ellimell biotin sum of SOUL, with which ar
• (':Matt, He kept the heals that he used • secret, because he had not been to take it up, but be would set oesesot to do so until his Lordship Plank stated, that the Earl of Westmorland, who had wit.
nessed the whole transaction, had expressed his readiness to come
y 1 oad ThourmaeWeretezheatlnrilem, Sheffield
elmidt.nmfalemitollllmireasirdrtharathibui!nnmet:fredwn was using drugs, and re. waiiicomasultnent. forward and give evidence, if no other sufficient witness can be
M•yon advised him net to touch a shilling of theCO'
, • dal kin, • Williaro Bourne proved the brewing on the 25th of,ApriL Went money, as the person who made the proposition, no doubt, intend- Procured. tales a
Jane se. ' Tadcaster, Ymishire, flax-dresser, with Mr. Smith, the exciseman, to air. Mead's. Ile was at home. od to street him the moment the bill was taken up, and bad a wit- Ludy Barryntore, sometimes called Mary Ann Pearce, was speem
'at demo, at die wk. Mead said he west with Howson to the druggist's shop to purchase non ready to prove that the letalle, bad been borrowed. brought to this office on Monday, charged with some of her usual have
• '. •
.1
Il Joss Agooplis Ileum, Radessesam, Yorkshire. Dail- the drums; that be did not 1194 them, but if they were used they The LORD Mayon is ,all In of the names of all the vagaries, in her fits of gin, frolic, and fun. She, however, behaved
manufamosses.
_st tereilte the TOW, Ball, Rotherham. were used by Howson. Mead paid for them.
ANN 14. WillialliAPoll red flits hell, Upper Berkeley- Cross-examined.-Did not go to get evidence, but to look at the principal persons connected A& Ws. '
GUILDHALL. herself so mildly before the blagistrate, as well as to the Beadle of
St. Giles's, who apprehended her kicking up her heels in Broad- 2ld. a
in bon
quern
sireet Weig,Patesnosen strintlit MOM, at we bankrupts' premises. He told about the drugs, in the course of conversation, • • . street, at twelve o clock at night, although she had only the day more
For centuries past it has bees the praeuee to place houses for the
Court. -..-- without being asked. He did not say that he never used any drugsbefore come out of prison, that 31r. Roe, the alagistrate, discharged taken
entertainment of travellers. and we. the safe of spirits, &c. h.
i June 14. James' llralsOal Rad=illeas Oxford-street, book- to hie lire. Mid not tell him that he was coming here as a witness; • - • her on her promise not to offend again.
sailer, at rine, at the had then no thought of it. lie told the Board of Excise all that sanctioned, under the control of the hlagisteacy. Latterly, how. l'e tad ho - s ay, hoses ere, her name appeared at full length in the estent
siabr' . . -.1.1..i.n. .
June 14. H PM, wsliamisbildb age", at pawed. ever, an attempt has" been made by a maker of British wines not
simply to retail by the half quarters, which, it seems, by law he is
• watch-book of St. James's pariah, and she was ushered-to the bar Out
twelve, at she Beam •-•-
tot acid.
lir . fillip-chandler, at eleven, Brume. fle
ed said that the prosecution was foe using drugs. H e
at
nignnautt
insal.• • flf William Smith surveyed Mead's Premises t went there with authorised to do, but to permit the drinking of his wines at the
bought adrugs; that he accompanied Howson to
y, Monmouthshire, innholder, someplace where lieson•ethin , but what it was he did esunter, Just as they do •at the pint shore. But while the latter
are kept under certain restraints, the dealer in British wines Is in-
- pure If dependent all d
of all control-he may keep his shop open before Sir George Fervent, and charged with creating all sorts of nearly
noises, disturbances,- and what not, in the Haymarket, the night make
betionre, ail! of
.which was proved by a wat:hman. .
m igation of her offence, the watchman said, that to be sure zits ar
lions
ebe alio of Prather° and Phillips, Newport, not know.l7 her Ladyship was quite drunk ;and for this the alagistrate ordered CO
I ; • le as
eISETIFICALV No 14. Cross-examined.-Ile did not say who paid for them ; don't re. licensed - close
collect that he did. and all night throughout the year if he pleases, while the regular
victuallen must at eleven. her to pay a tine of ss. and she should be dischared. and tt
She sand that she had no 3s. to pay nor ad. neither • and where I
Yesterday hie. Alderman TH01111%014 was occupied a moulder.tent c
was the use of Bring her, for the K would never ' farthing be a r .....1
JOS Geolloar. min r PadOneton, massager. Mr. JAR VI s„ for the defendant. Admitting that this prows- able time in hearing a ease of this description, in which the pub- - iueg “'"--
PAIIII LP!! WOLVED. lion was Instituted from the hest of motives, it would be tor the Beans and spirit-dealers in Newgate-street were the real con. the better of what she was not able to pay. chases
Jenmilecesset Japate.lesellktoas imaingatokonomPs! jbl= Jury
ennld
re say y v4hheteher
alftiwaaswauuphptOtotte4 by evvidenneenieo;lar they
e plizirts, against one John Matins, who has set up a shop there, in :I',..hti,entatilipeistryaitnes ordered her to be removed to the lock-up room a site
which he opens at an early hoar in the morning, and wherein he one
• . lifeloydlessilwas mw Hater! -hetter Winter. Nam, Ranh- had heard of the situation in - MARY-LA-BONNE OFFICE. sale is
: empais, Whom year or two out of employ, and after that period, is the month of • d•
iu tee. •
Desraa.thm Rioy.-yoeterday three men of the names of quotai
s Jane, in the 'VOW, commenced brewisc a small concern at •
fhb. was an imememation fled by one Daniel Heath, against du Dennis Coward, Jo/is Gellosoft, and Joni Belly,b h this In
were roug tup ~,,
A VOTAOK ROUND THE WORLD. Poplar. Ilia u e, Mr. Mason, knodillireastde haeitnent= deferent, clasqping that he hid sold is his brew, on e 6th of under • Mow escort from the Paddington watchhouse, charged •','-'1
--stemie-- in the art, in the month of Septeenbee laasoh, Betts& ado wino-to wit, four glasses of elder-berry with brio assmosd in a suet outrageous and alarming affray In the Ta
i• 1 New Yoax, Aram 12. that he megetteoinstritmet him.
n:,
.H 0 e shoariesixew that
bei laillawsmwiz
it: wine,
Sent
limas...
aoraimatesk
're hie Rea Ko if l sillt
sir. di Mr. eheltEdillyallaTeell "a
num titrseairtiliheameneniag. bled in the Portman Caineon
. - .
.iiiwziksiziairAip,„,.,,Ake,,„,,, •• aaed laeoyafi litersalebs:sidadtpiolci-liaboaaso:;rea=sbafasyLleda:: 7: 1..
.7.: An* oTiliE` .......
side its ss ~,..r.,.. 7* as 'grim, =it
salsa
die' Areadilscbilmhoore, Edgwire•roa tfma. ohm d, anntalvlat quieli/dfortha veer ry "dediti:lid
kulAievilseiffillaseiwapenienhiss or his Imes, 4- . den" gins brati_____,,_•.l". "d,,almalltk__,L.,lllll4 it". arireltia. 111. all gemphiless mum be mob by ha ANMPOOF. oho ....agt together ham eiSeining=and, having drank ered
that P
.that k wee
7, . 11.10111aillwawai glebe perm re she mot side of and „ too: moP"i_a" m''''''''2.ta •' id lifoung, wr it abs min_ of qui anotoso Odisal. Upon this a tosnday yam', asamoonti singing. The Hibernian*, fancy- no lu
•
' ihnsis them &shied i and mama along the the pretended meXpettrt Howson
.',au
own .OD ',IMO* Mr. Attorway-Olostitrit whim had best show ohm, ing the, had as mnal so Isis in the harmony, also struck up better
.
Moe mode out r Giving you matruedoeloond•beria dim h.*
• inelowalbsio Analikat Ai wastanber of
_,,____ _,,
___, . . that a ottoostwhihrostr mint nubs dm aIsiIMIIIIWISO some emegs is Ash ems This gave the navigators um- nee--
mem AM.: s midi ohs impair lit of Ca- of waa4 i'm ; maiu going with you to ti?* B°olo al.* VII!. 46 gip% sad la Mg Ala. brags. sod they imbed *sot se desist to no very gentle terms, Foreit
• •ffiVimia,.. , aw she Ewa than thvajlis. ; and sent with this bid • beitme anien vier. ammo. 4:adr Wilt 81/ Ad 1111,42
oungaante anyomosioNs yisaiste no abs man's feelings as it appeared, evince
• esd . amid Moat hastrkwand Asia. CZ: Lamm the following' Tuesday, to prom' ifibso= .
~---- 4 tan. Had the defendant paid this bm, dm- he egalsaussied yermiliir, to assisottinr Wilk. as Nee as maw, and Oa eject the Englishmen out of cumin
ara* gee .towto, osd terlood Mss tat LAW.
the eillba Mg. anooK as=
imue him, hum had in a cleft stick, hooked safe and fast, fee he world tam mow 0 tsmis, .41,111:1412=1 his 'at asaas km" willed the ad deer, very demthat violence ; and a general
WI do her inane' lightFß
M she street, the Hlbernieas became victorious, after treme
nave admitted
.having the drugs. He comossied that the
=led
110 immini=ligho dionlow of onineorishods not el=st
1111 60:=1,1* 1 'gm"' the I°3°°°° if °me' and they had been used, they couldonly have boa „ aberassentioned, sod the mbar spoke la &kr wine behernade @meter:frac men nearly lifeless on the ground, and driving all has in
wae wholly IgnOrant of such (blue wed ; anu " either of elder bodes or eider liament, and soand
isistio gar we., fir- who opposed or remonstrated before them. A parochial constable t"en
tho of alms.
but his truncheon was taken from him, and he himself Tit
• 1111=ise
.1 „ewe' a mail* in magi Inat, that himself, and without the defendants knowledge. taken down as evident.% that ids-sine was Britlsh.made wine, belaboured on the head with it. Two men, named Ives and Bus- casaa'
by far a number of days. Mr. Benjamin Mason, uncle of the defendast, proved that How' and this proved fatal, is on as objection taken by Mr. Adolphus, ton, had their skulls laid open, and were taken to the hospital. been I
*ltillason was to instruct defendant in the art of brewing, and was t° after Mr. B. had elated Meson, theindemoden was quashed. The affrat and uproar continued to the great alarm and confusion Fleet
• nue stiotbsomoOstelber with a Imp and the great stone
bridge, r have board and lodging, but nothing was said about any further
. were destroyed, and nearly all the storehouses were more A second information, for selling two OEMs of elder wine on the of the neighbourhood, until about nine o'clock, when Hewitt, the +till 3
or less injured; the motion was from N.N.E. to S.S.W. On feel.he toldwitness he should be happy do h
payment;
is raised to any tmg • for sth of March, was then gone into, and the same witnesses were chief constable of this office, and Gibbs, one of the officers, sal- no al
1a subscription for him
ing the first shocks, which were very light, every person fled from un, in consequence of h. having . , called. In cross-examination it was adinlued Mr. Malin' had an dentally passed, and they were implored to render their assistance, Tries'
and assisted in obtaining his release from prison.
the storehouses and slept in tents, bamboo-houses, and boats onExcise License to retail in however small quantities he chose ; but and, without hesitation, Hewitt jumped into the thickest of the SP.
Sir. JARVIS-lias the witness Howson admitted to you that on
the river, so that few lives were lost. But, on the night of Oct. 30, athe witness said, it had always been held, that to legalise the con- affray, and seized a fellow named Flanigan who was doing dope- a stn
111 most violent Tifton we experienced, which destroyed the bamboo-
notnes and trots; six square-rigged vessels, and a number of
sometime, were driven mime high and dry, and a passage-boat with two occasions he bad attempted to kits, or to take indecent liberties
with the wife of the defendant.
TheSorteriron-Gewenaz objeCted to the question, -on the taming such wines on the premises, the owner must have an Ale rate execution with the constable's staff, and, with great determi- the ex
and Beer Licence from the 3lagistrates, and it was becalm he had nation, dragged him away from life gang. Gibbs with equal Frida
not such Magistrates' License, die defendant had been charged to courage secured Connor and Kelly, and having lodged them in the infedi
. Pomo 20 lost at the mouth of the river. Almost every authority at the case of Harris v. Tippet. . have vended without being licensed &needing to law. watchhouse, returned with his superior officer, dispersed the mob, RU
Nes* In the hat r was driven from her anchorage. The Jupiter, The Loan ems,. Bassos; • .. . drovted the objection to be valid, Mr. ADOLPHUS now started a new difficulty -that the informs- and pinioned Galloway who was dancing with glee at the vie- ration
boomer, did not drag any, owing (as Captain Leslie thinks) to the question not being relative to the fact in issue. . . don charged merely the selling the elder wine in the house, which tory he had obtained. Flanigan contrived, during the absence of the she du
ktt being provided with die excellent chain cables from the menu- The evidence of this witness another, . and whom Mr Jarvis in. the Excise License would cover, and nut the drinking of the officer, to escape from the watchhouse, per gs
history of Mmes. Tucker and Carter of this city, of American tended to call to the nine fact, was therefore not taken. wine therein, which it seems was the offence intended to have been
IMO. A French bog drifted foul of the Jupiter, and lay athwart air. SOLICITOR-GENERAL replied at length ; and contended Several persons appeared with their heads bound up, and in other most I
how hawse during the knight 0 the gale, which gave her chains a that the defendant had no right to complain of the witness, How- charged.
After a lengthy and unusually dry argument on this point, 51r. ",operation respects displaying marks of severe ill usage, and the active •
e of the prisoner in the affray.
think
son, he being recommended by hat uncle, who bad known him for
WIRT severe rtlW. City Solicitor and the W h Alderman •ed • PT
ori y
fl • The Colombian_ ship
_of
.war, General St. Ander° (formerly. the Fr'''. .
ye e eraict for the Crown for two penalties ,1001, Kensington, of Philadelphia), arrived at Manilla in November Pe , . •
last, and was Wen up to the Spaniards by her crew, who had a- consider the judgment. The point, however, proved so knotty,
that judgment was deferred rive dic. They, in their defence, declared they were driven to fighting by
the stunting andaabuse"ee"
their country and religion received from forr art
the Englishmen. alt
!Rein
toutiniecL After the mutiny John Green, of Salem, assumed the The first storey of the addition to Hamilton Palace is BOW-STREET. Mr. GRIFFITH said he very much regretted the bad and almost rest in
command ; but the crew finding that be was neither seaman nor na. lip ; and the work is going on remarkably well. About Yesterday William Shaw was charged with forcibly taking a re- uncivilised conduct of the low Irish in this country, and he was emine
vlipmr, and having nothimg to recommend him except his bcin ticule from the person of Mary Haywood.
e SO masons are constantly employed at it. The basement • constrained to think they cared but little taking the life of a human nomin
.41 mutineer, put him In irons, and gave the command to Freile. ;. The prosecterax stated, that on Monday night, between eight
being in the affrays which, to the terror and alarm of the town, al. price,
.*k (Arnorly an a
mide to to Captain Charles Wooster, .'composed of the finest free-stone from OvertonQuarry,
la Netr"
ca).. 00 bad been a midempaian an baud before the from two to three tOll5 weight, and seven to nine feet long. home, when she was accosted by the p4tsoner, who asked her where provocations as trivial as their conduct was violently outrageous. also th
sunkly, in which, however, he did not join. The ship was con. The front of the Palace will be to the north, and will be she was going. She replied " home ; and at the same instant the They would not stop until some unfortunate persons beanie their of the
4slstned as unsesweethy, and her mew, like those of the Belgrano 367 feet in length ; the elevation to the east 176 feet, and prisoner snatched her reticule out of her hand, containing her hand- sictims ; and they might be assured, if that were the case, the full The
(*Web went there the year before under similar circumstances), the elevation to the west will be IS3 feet. The old Palace kerchirf and 3s. 6d., and ran off. She pursued, overtook him, and penalty of the law would be visited upon them. Be ordered them landed
kink*, their dimelfeesion. held him by the collar till one of the watchmen came up and con -hours' notice of
- all to give 21
. 64PN - thee the
SO may basis to ma Jupiter. although site had
,WO geese these years, has not lost • spar or sail, and has PO 7ltryportico will be supported by six columns of the Corinthian The watchman corroborated the latter part of the prosecutrix's
merun'a carpet under • fraudulent pretence. i
CHARGE OF SWINDI.IHO.-An elderly and decent-look n/
On
iving his name William Curntack, was brought up, charge of the
OTCP. • greim4 gamma by LordAares, and which Icons order, and the well-known highly cultivated taste of the account, and produced a reticule containing the property above de.. g
to and wh h t d fied obtaining -
' a ilaiit•eart 4( air real`. Capt. LAU scarcely has had a Duke of Hamilton gives assurance that the New Palace scribed, le therosecu tie i eon . . .
About three weeks since lie called at the shop of Mr. Jas. Ferns,
lick thi nag dm watfalla s lass het me nowt ,kieory Stewart of will be one of the finest specimens of Grecian architecture A The prisoner said rotating, and was remanded till Friday.
Vere.street Oxford-street and ordered a carpet table cover, and On I
* was devoured by wild'lmm in the Gulf of Cali. • smartly-dresteed young woman applied for • warrant Miim- , , . "
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wandered 1 arm distance from the in the island.-Glasgow Paper. mans under the following circumstances t-
- egeakeopeakund a saa, days after. Mr. Chantrey is now here, for the double purpose of She was engaged in the millinery business, and had unfortunately baize to be sent to his house in Beaumont-street, Mary-le-bonne, by fin
promising to pay for them on their delivery. The carpet was sent, Miss j
'tl ; • •and laid down, a very good carpet being previously removed. Mr. Esq c
seeing the statue, which Le has executed of the late Lord gotad a partner, who, in consequence of a recent misunderstanding„ _ , •
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.41ithef of the galathelmeentipar ha more than , Chief Baton, erected in the County Hall, and of selecting taken possession of their jointall for the money, but wasput oft' with friro- Oa
property, :oninting of new Ferns en.'" Telma, 1 , .
have lous excuses and on Monday last, on again "Ming. he was sur- ,Red,
! -an inch. one hair trail la the aka; gob er analogs a dr- a situation for the equestrian statue of his Majesty. The E'er lair -. ' •
cans Ice. 4 nod not rely macaw to permit her to
I Commence it is thou t, impermanent in dismiss.portion, but was lase deomorating its value by 'ed find the house keel of its occupants, they having that •
wearin, pris to c suety,
Capt. Leslie left at. Manilla • Etyma sod as a statue of the Chief Baron is a beautiful chaste proanction, them herself. ' momihg departed, taking wi i them his carpet, At- lie applied Long
however at the office, and having obtained the assistance of an On
std reserves an admirable likeness of the esteemed ori. The Magistyate told her he could render bed no assistance • her
royage.cf science and sissnreder MllMetill if Commo estwatM
dore
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would by
~.. . officer, discovered the accused in China-court, Gower-street, his Streyn
Bougainville, San of the of that name. groat. The site chosen for the King's statue is George- 'DU
The applicant retired evidently little satisfied with the law, as
As usual in French National Diswavatyth=ll.ls"re well pro- street, at the head of Hanover-street, and we think it is one s • " of a new saddle, an elegantly-mounted whip, wine, soap, eatables -
• . Wicable to her case.
witted with Officers proficient is tea maims of science. of the best that can be selected, not only in respect to the , -Mira Lorrisa Dent, a dashin I •ed lady of g y.attir easy manners, and in abundance, &c. They were all seized and brought away by the
Whilst at Manilla, some of the Oilisses we in surveying On
officer.
consequence it will give to the moat noble street in the easier virtue, appeared to a summons for detaining • box Melodies,
the adjacent coasts, and ethos were ex Illtalos ofKnoll
. the Philippines for rare *AM* ad and osawir, kingdom, but from the admirable position as to exhibition the_property of a gentleman name unto
ftlow's other anoeared toe a wine-merchant and the other
Two persons • • ' Knoll
or painting the most in subjects muss and art. I'l.e and thoroughfare. We understand the monument of Mr. theTat ccaFP his .
lainant, in an • inaudible • lmost tone, as if ashamed of a butcher, wino had been favoured with his custom to the amount On
acquainted •
claims be.the tt
• elocimandee himself was oral its aeransoical and Pitt is to be placed at the head of Frederick-street, andfolly, told that he became with of 121. lii. but their ing matters of debt[ .
the
defendantnarration of own ,
in
Saloon. .
,lagistrate home,
pied observation, e time of thole hem Ma- a short time back, the of Covent.garden had no jurisdiction. A t
probably that to Burns at the head of Castle-street • and Theatre. and that won upon by her fair countenance and courteous 'l'he defendant said he intended to pay everybody.
ri27tas esterstod is tamsemeence of the s. s. her main- • , . ') • • after s
• t !litho gall PK Oeteitor L: They we Gm to Cochin we know that cite extremity of George-street, towards demeanour, he agreed to accompany her home, and so delighted He was held to bail on .Ir. kern a charge. Begin
coUse These the Fres& ma lately yosmad a commercial eta... Charlotte-square, has already been selected for the mono- was to with her charms that the next looming he sent for his trunk 4 On
'Wkneot ; thence fhey iMeddind lie tooth at Canton, and afterwards metal to the late Earl of Hopetoun. We very much cep- of clothes, and remained with her the whole of the week ;of
Old well It
a ' coarse he discharged their mutual expenses. At the end of the CAPITAL. CONVICTS.-At the conclusion of the
traverse the Pacific. plaud the idea of bringing all these noble works together ; years,
week he left her, and a few days after sent fur his clothe • •
a. Bade Sessions on Monday, the following prisoners re- the be
. --------a.-- they become of themselves of more consequence, and at which she refused to deliver till she had received some more moue ej
.• Os Monday lest a numerous and highly rrepect ible the same time give consequence to the street. Mr. Chan- from him. Y cei• sentence et death:- last ef
1 John Turpin, nuns John Tuck, for a burglary
. of the inhabitants of Birmingham assembled at trey, we understand, has embraced the opportunity of his The defendant admitted the statement, sod said her reason for h.
large Mtn of the Royal Hotel, the Rer. E. Burn, being iii•Eilitiburgh, to discharge an obligation of wm,, reunite to deliver theclothes wait because he had only paid her 3/. he was put on is trial un to meet mg the . mono
prosecutorreceived no assthan rant
had
1 3,111. f ' gagwi a ' wit'
` for all nie expenses of the week, and she considered herself entitled
A. in Om Chair. The ohdeet of the meeting was briefly years standing, in executing a bust of Mr. Baron Hume, tolndeed • , • • promise of mercy being shown to him); Wm.
more ; she said she had a letter in which the defendant persor
/sod distinctly stated by the Rev. Chairman, viz to pro- and has 'veiled himself of the accommodation afforded him expressed his intention of seeding her some money. melding ; James Broom, for stealing in a d gaga:. whom
, poop thy education of theLksbabitants of the Sister Isle, by by Mr. Joseph, to model the heed in the studio of that lUr. Hata.. said, that as a Magistrate lie could not be ignorant 13enyon, for horie.stenling;
.Dan.i.el Ise '8 Jo
na week,
;gums of &today Seloook Med he expressed himself happy gen tlein a n .-Catedunian ifercst ry. of tinkled of contracts frequently entered into with females of this Brown, for a like offence, Haifeed far l• a, day h'
• A• an Irishman in dm conferred upon him in being It is a cue pet generally known, that if apprentices who Blasi, and certainly, if she had any claim on hioi for expenses, she .
dwelling-house (this piewoor, said, "My I am inosema or quaint
• the offence; but, placid is dm situation thin l'am, with my dry- for I t
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=tilted to III , ',cotton. A variety of reso- are bound aft.-r they attain the age of le years, enter into
Pm& was entitled to detain the box till sbe was paid. At all events, it
ranee gone for ever I beg ye to nod so out of the coestry"); to Dr.
was not a use in which he could interfere.
'es in funhespate e 'ects of the Society were his Majesty's army, their masters cannot claim them, a Joseph Harper, for Isormemallog‘asego Saint, ear manna in a appall
:• • •i• and 04 Imes* was by the Rev. M. clause to that efFict being in the Mutiny Act. MA itLIIOROUGH-STREET. dwelling.house I Jamb Wass highway sabliss, ; Vin., eta.
,Yeterday Jeers Coffins, a oesdrass Ii the storks of Lady Dreyer% far hoorylasy (hit dosing that his: be all
, the Rey, ammo iloalson, Minister of Christ's We understand Mr. Shard has purchased the North ',Eamon, •
tto tins Oa* * the sem* eflitok, the thßemetsviet, Saab, rev sot who iimpnod to=' hint
aid Chapia so the Bishop of the Diceese, the Delon stag-hounds of Mr. Lucas, and it is reported be in- dihrokir; owed with toe f. saws s- sad, is feet, Imes mom It Men • mien 0 j as nee
Itev. Pape, of Utility College, Dublin, and ere- tends bursting red deer in the neighbourhood of Stock- Plash Nowt Mitt bt -was ill ewkM,f by Ihisidns, Flower; Hoary Mi. he a in day-tinto 142 idea t
Astral other eloquent NS_ Illihlp I,4olMysl Illesthinen• bridge, having nearly concluded a ratty far Southern, .stain mow at this allabithblusass al Um*, dila, ila amano- Bartssawd, far swift In s'
..ia...1 it Is st
Oa Thursday slifileiglit, by .the of a quanuty" of House. temlease, -Plessday. dm astilesse *1440 of
h, Fer • Wu cams Mamas
. a Jaen "'arks
whim them wen serril. kw *be of th HEIL es. b.......A.1.a1.. gegrai2isa Ir. ha Puri%
lost'vrator, Op • daw In theirrigkr. pi" the Hare ' The hounds which belonged to the late Mr. Chute, are moon, ow oak siie-tboZoy-o-ombooPliPtro-d-issjobo oomit--a is-b--geoTes iTdeemeit.helifsaltamalll:ll4lrlalm Omesispow =ca.
=pocket, .. to the port of Nmecootle, Jahn to be removed this week to their new kennel at West Ham, nit whim du pm, wes woo -sp. sod ,tho•Mehillay MI ,Dm, foe a ream is a dieMegtheati;e, vain dpoimillONl of Prim
.1) • the fireuma, was sodded be eldMill. a near Basingstoke, under the management of Sir C. Pole. Gentry taking their deserters, the Bed of Wathseigmla te aid" IMP the owl ilipailist. • . 1
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