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Ithrch IL W. Cork andii.et;clC;Catiterbory, Spirit-merchants,
at eleven. at the Guildhall, Canterbury.
Marrh 13. T. Guy, Liverpool, grocer, at one, at 3lr. hood's
:-17ice, Liverpool.
3ltreh 2. T. Barker and F. Hudson, Stratford, brewers, at ten.
.0 the Itankrtpts' Court.
'larch 6, R. Waters, Unioa.eourt, Broad-street, at twelve, at
the Bankrupts' Court.
'Atm+ 11. W. Thomas, Bluett'..buildings. Fetter-hew, writing-
desk maker, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court.
!BArch 6. .1. Wright, MD, Bart-street, Bloomsbury, at eleven,
at Me Bankrupts' Court.
Alsrch 8. .1. Thurtell, Bradwell, Suffolk, merchant, at twelve,
at the Bear Inn, Soutbtown, Suffolk.
CERTIFICATES-3laaca 6.
W. Jesse, Wentworth-street. Wbitechapel, wheelwright—W.
I. Totr.as, Brighton, grocer.—J. Barlow and W. Barlow, Shef.
EA% rator.mantiftitturers.—R. Hamilton, Stoke-upon-Trent,
earthenware-manufacturer.—l. Wardle, Nottingham, lace.manu.
lacturcr.—W. Morgan, Bristol, victualler..—H. Bury, Austin-
filers, merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. Avery and J. Boucher, Birmingham, drapers.—R. Simms
mid S. Saunders, Nottingham, cotton-twisters.—P. Barney and
.'. Barney, Batelle mast.makers.—T. Powell, T. H.
Powell, and G. Lindsey, ristol, dry-salters.—R. Burlingham,
}:visk.ani, Worcester, and J. Danner, Betigeworth, Evesham, iron.
Glover, &en. and B. Glover, faun., Leicester., iron-
wor.m.rs.—T. Keeler and T. Manwaring, St.
A ttwood and C. Aftwood, High.streer, Mary.la-bonne, grocers.
—T. Burton and R. HaslewoM, fumishlng.iromnongers.—D. S.
Kosice and L. Lutseliaunig, King's Arms-yard Coleman-street,
r _et hann.—A. Hunter and A. Gordon, jun. Liverpool, tobacco.
wir u;acturtrs.—t.... Ihtiesand E. Davies, Wells, Somerset, malt.
!;.rs.—H. A. Fisher, sen. at.d H. A. Fisher, jun. Kew-street,
tore.maltans.—J. T. Clayton and W. Woodward, Manchester,
bwitasit_se,_G. Bailey and J. Glawdeey, Westbourn-green, paint.
flewitt and J. Gamble, jun. tiainsborough,
7tastartoes.—J. Cornell and W. 0. Reach, Southampton-build-
r.g.. law-stationers.—C. Moro and W. Uncoil:, Eoughiy.strein,
rfrccu. h. ors.—E. Lunn and G. Lunn, Halifax, chymists—R. Fair.
I s,rra and Armstrong, bookhinders.—J. Bodden, J. Carter, and
Ken. Coventry, drapers, as far as regards J. Caner.—.l. cheat.
r right and J. F. Chermewright, Ilerwicle-street, carpenters.-11.
A :.:).ander and J. Alexander, Salford, brewers.-11..1ncion and
11. 31urtyn. Charles-aura, Middlesex Hospital, jewellers,—j,
Baron, H. W. Barton, R. Richardson, and W. 'Wright, Mao-
ch,,ter, calico-printers.—W. Ockerby and R. Thompson, Bt.
t horsgate-smeet, tabacconista.—W. Plowman and 0. Harrison,
1: s•,! Somerset. saileineb.inakers.-11. Dobson, M. Hob.
son, and Al. Tiffin, Piccadilly, milliners.

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Tl,e average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed frown
the returns made in the week ending the 11th of February, 182-1, is
7 per cwt., ezelusi re of the duties of Customs paid or pay-
al.!: thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain.

Average price of Corn from the Returns received in the Week
ending Feb. 7. 1i24.
Wheat. I Barley. i Oats. Rye. I Beans. Pau.
a. d. a. el. a. (1. S. d. a. d. a. d.
61 7 33 1 24 10 30 4 4O 7 ,10 1

Nn.—The French Academicians made, in 1730,
• s•••• •• experiments for measuring the velocity of sound : tbc Board
• l.ringhtitle renewed them in the month of June last, with all
Ctiri3e, when they found that the velocity of sound in
1;. • rl,, at vie temperature of 35 degrees Farenheit, differs very
Vol•• from Le-11 feet per second.
lliehardso:t and Co. beg leave to remind their fortunate
Pr...at:sand die Public in general that Tickets and Shares for the
grand Suite la•ttery, which begins drawing Next Thursday, are
or. Side at their ,emanate Office. 80, l'haring.eross. When two of
eleven Prizes of 20,0001 will be drawn in the first tire minutes,
I•:.sidea other Capitals that may be drawn on that day. Richardson
rind Cu. hope to distribute some of the above as in the last Lottery,
171.:!1 No. 13.708, a Prize of 20,000 L, in Sixteen Sixteenths,
a-A No. 11,147, a Prize of 1,0001. were all sold to the public !!!
Now that the Lottery system is drawing to a conclusion,
rust be a subject .wf proud exultation for Mr. SIVEWRIGHT
I:1-• he took the hist Contract, and by garnishing his Scheme with
•i 210001. Prizes, has succeeded in riveting the attention of
tine Poi•lic, in a mo.t unusual degree. Next Thursday, Fe-
will be the First Day of Di miring, and a memorable
-. it rill probably prove to many, fez the Two First Prizes are
• •:'; to :lave 20.00e1. ,xtra ; and all that are drawn Blanks will be
i• • is the Wheal and drawn again, so that if they miss the Two
they will still have a chance for Five other Prizes of 20,0001.
Hazard and Co. respectfully remind the Public that the
bra:..vy begins nest Thursday, when the two first Prizes will be
t-omied to 20,0101. each • the Scheme containing seven Prizes of
ti:;,0001., and every Blank drawn the first day will have a second
Ivince, or the holder may receive 101. before the 10th of Much.
llvard and Co.'s Old Established and Fortunate (Aces, Royal
Fichange-gate ; 131. Comhill, and 324, Oxford-street; and of
It ..gent-street ; where Capital Prizes have been sold, amounting to
rime millions.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.
_I Before Mr. Justice BAYLEY and Mr. Justice HOLILOYD.]
Durham—Saturday, Feb. 211, at Durham.
Westmoreland—Monday, March 1, at Appleby.
Cumberland—Tharadur, March 4, at Carlisle.
Northumberland—Friday, March 5, at Newcastle.
Lancaster—Wednesday. March 10, at Lancaster.
Yorkshire—Saturday, blare!) 30, at the Castle of Verb.
C!iy of York—Same day, at the Guihlhal t f York.

On Saturday n case ofas.eryiiinsl7l;l nature was heard at this ,1
Ir-thee this day before G. R. 3finshull, Esq., in the private room. 1
It was a charge of assault preferred by Miss Marshall, daughter of 1
the late 11r. Sergeant Marshall, against the Rev. Thomas Viall,
of Twickenham. The defendant, we underatand, married one of
the sisters of Miss 31u:shall, and the cause of misunderstanding
her, we have been informed, arisen out of some family disagree.
meet. Miss Marshall appeared before Sir Richard Itimie on Fri.
day, and submitted to him a written information, complaining of
MI defer-Alan: haring met her while she was riding in bee carriage
near Tesleington, he being on horseback, and having struck her
with a whip or stick. flaring repeatedly before lad oernaion to
complain of the intemperate conduct of the worthy Divine, she
now felt it her duty, from apprehensions of a more serious at.
tack, to take legal measures, to prevent a repetition of such
conduct. - _ . . _ _ _

Sir R. Minx tt, on hearing this information, asked Misa Mar.
shall what it was she desired of him ?

Miss Marshall said, she wished to have & warrant granted against
Mr. Vial!, in order that he might be brought before the worthy
magistrate to answer for his conduct.
Sir It I CHARD SSW, it was his duty to comply with this re.
quest, under the circumstances stated ; and Miss Marshall having
been sworn to her information, a warrant was granted &evadingly,
and entrusted to Parry and Baker, two of the patrole, to be es.
ecuted.

The hearing of the case was appointed for Saturday at one
o'clock. At an early hour in the morning tite officers proceeded to
the residence of 31r. Viall, at Twickenham, and finding him at
home, intimated the object of their visit. 31r. Viall was • good
deal surprised at such a call ; but after some time agreed to wpm.
pany the officers to London. l'ost horses were then ordered lb his
own carriage, and the two officers and the Rev. Divine's battler
having taken their scats on the dickey, Mr. vial himself got in.
side, and was driven to the office.
3liss 31arshall bad previously arrived in her carriage from Ted.
ditigton, where she resides, accompanied by a young lady.
lkfore the inquiry commenced, 31r. Allen, one of the ‘fagis-
trates of Union-Hall, came to the other, and stated, that from •
paragraph he had seen he was induced to suspect who the parties
were that were coining forward ; and on being told that the war.
rant bad been issued against Mr. Viall, he intimated that that gen.
tlenian was not at all times perfectly cognizant of what be
was doing. He knew bin personally, and although occasionally
acting in an eccentric manner, he was in the main a very geed
man.

Both plaintiff and defendant having arrived, Mr. Minsbull bad
an interview with the former, who was waiting in the private office,
and on his return he stated that the lady wished to have a public
examination, but had sent for her solicitor, who she was desirous
should be present during the proceeding. Mr.i 111inshull also Mated
that the Rev. Mr. Vial! had likewise sent for his solicitor, and
that when both parties arrived the matter should come on.
Some convcrvation then took place between Mr. Allen, the
Magistrate. the Rev. Mr. Vali, and Miss Marshall's soli-
citor. The result of which was, that the latter came into
the public-office, and stated to Mr. Minshull that as it was a family
dispute, it was desirable the examination should be private.
Mr. ail NSH Cl.l. asked if this was the wish of both parties
Alr. ALLEN remarked that helium certainly be the interest of all
parties that such should be the course purvticd ; and the solicitor
said that it was Miss Marshall's request that the subject should
be investigated privately.
Mr. MiNon EL I. said, he thought this was the proper election,
and intimated his intention, when Mr. Viall's solicitor came, that
he would hear the matter in the private room.
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Mr. Viall's solicitor having arrived, all the parties went into the
private room, aml Miss Marshall stated her charge. She said,
that as she was tiding in her carriage near Teddington, on Thurs-
day last, she was met by Mr. Viidl on horseback. Iler carriage
window was open, and as he passed he struck in at the window with
his whip, which alighted on her muff and made a considerable
mark ; as he rode off he muttered something, but she did not hear
what ; she added that she was a good deal alarmed, and from other
causes felt it necessary to take measures for the protection of her
person from similar outrages.
The Rev. Mr. Vial! denied that he had any intention to strike
Miss Marshall, and said that as he was passing the carriage, which
was on the wrong side of the road, he merely struck out with his
whip, to make his horse, which was a spirited animal, get out of
the way.
Miri Marshall, however, persisted in her charge of assault, and
the Rev. I irntleman was finally ordered to enter into sureties, him-
self in 1,0001. and two others in NUL each, after which he was dis-
charged.
The Rev. Mr. Vial', it will be recollected, is the gentleman who
some short time back prosecuted his servant for stealing about four
pennyworth of a cold round of beef ; which servant was acquitted,
and afterwards brought an action for a malicious prosecution against
the prosecutor, and recovered WI. damages.

the dill produced at the house of Maims and Co. morocco
Merchants, Grange-road, Berrooodsey, when it Micann due; Tur-
ner and Co. are the acceptors : I found no effects; the place was
*but up, and the panics, I was told, had been made bankrupts.
The evidence being concluded,
hir. SHEARMAN said, that lie was not prepared at that moment
to meet the charge, but he was instructed to say, that if the case
was adjourned to a future day he should be able to bring forward
itidenee to prove that the bill was not • forged one ; he should
produce Mr. Davis, who paid the bill to his client, and David
Bowdig, the drawer, and he trusted that the Magistrate would not
fully commit the gentleman who stood before them, involved in so
serious an accusation. upon the weak evidence that had been
brought forward; especially when there were persons present who
had seen Mr. Davis, the acceptor, who paid the bill to the pawner,
robin& about the streets of London during the last week.
Mr. IiRIFFITHE said, there was a pima/uric case dearly made
out against the prisoner.

Mr. Anovrtirs pressed fora committal, and said that it was
impossible to produce 31r. P. Davis, of Seaton House, Southamp-
ton, because there was no such place as Seaton House; but a Mr.
Davis might be produced on the trial, who might swear that he
was the acceptor; but it would be for the Jury to pay, if the utter-
ing a forged instrument by the prisoner was not made out, when it
was sworn, that on uttering it he said—" That it was acwpted by
a gentleman of fortune, living at Seaton House, Southampton, who
had paid it him fur a horse which he sold him," no such person
being in existence.

3lr. SHEARMAN said, that if his client bad berm imposed upon,
and had received the bill from persons who made the same repre-
sentations to him as he made to the prosecutor, then he felt con.
vinced the prosecution could not be persevered in.

Mr. A pommy.; s said, that if it was shown that D. Tlowdig and
the bankrupts in the Grange-road, had manufactured bills, and had
conspired together to put them into circulation, and the accused
was not a party in the fraud and conspiracy, then the prosecution
would not be pressed against hint.

The ptisoner who Is a man of very gentlemanly and officer like
appearance, addressed the Court, and strongly urged that another
examination might be allowed him, as he should be able to clear
himself of the imputations cast upon him, and was about to ad.
dress the 3lagistrates upon the merits of the case, when he was
advised to desist. lie was then fully committed to Neargate for
trial.

FIR? AT Di INC:IESTZR.—On Friday afternoon, about
half-past four o'clock, an alarming fire broke out in the factory of
the Oxford-road Twist Company. It first originated itt the second
story from the attic, at the end of the factory next the River
Medlock, and is supposed to have been caused by the friction of a
shaft that wan not kept sufficiently oiled. The fire communicated
to an engine used for cleaning waste, and in a moment the room
was filled with flames. Fortunately, however, the rooms at that
end of the factory are but of small extent, and are separated from
the rest by the staircase, and by party walls, which prevented the
flames from spreading laterally. Some alarm was, however, at one
time, felt for the safety of the work people in the upper stories, as
the tire had rendered the staircase impassable before they had time
to escape: but there being a number of ladder' ready fixed to the
building, they all descended, by that means, late the yard. A
number of fire-engines very promptly attended, and by great ex-
ertion on the part of the hremen, together with the assistance of
the powerful forcing pump of the factory, the fire was subdued
without any further mischief than the destruction of three small
moms, and a small portion of the roof.--Manrherter Guardian.

On the evening of IVednesclay last, the Union Coach,
from heeds to Sheffield, was overturned at t'ie bottom of NVorsbo-
rough Dale, by the horses becoming ungovernable, when, melan-
choly to relate, one of the passengers, Mr. Gordon, of Sheffield,
music and dancing waster, was unfortunately killed on the spot,
leaving his wife and two chitdren to lament his loss. Two other
passengers were seriously injured.—Lads Parr.

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On Saturday last, about one o'clock in the morning, as
James 3PNeill, a seaman, was going over a long stage on board of
his vessel, in the Prince's Dock, he came in contact with the bow-
sprit of a vessel, which projected over the stage, and was precipi-
tated Into the water ; and, notwithstanding the prompt exertions of
Jams Preston, who immediately stripped and plunged in to try
to save him, the poor man was drowned.—Liverpool Mercury.

Mc arora or JouN Joxes.—We have given an account
of an atrocious attack on a sawyer, named Jones, by which he lost
his life. We have now to state, that the verdict of the Coroner's
Jury on the ease is, in effect, " Wilful murder against Henry
Griffith, and others unknown." Griffith was apprehended imme-
diately after the attack. He was seen, we learn, to return to the
spot and renew his blows when his victim was on the ground.
The'evidence against him was positive, and he was fully commit-
ted as a principal in the crime. Two othets were concerned.—
Lirerpoo/ Mercury.
!loam at.e Xionuta.—A horrible nturdtr was perpe-
Wined on Monday (9th inst.), within two miles of Clonmel, on the
I person of Mr. Hamenon, a gentleman of amiable and inoffensive
1 manners, and of an advanced period of life. The ruffians, in effect-
ing an entrance, awoke Mr. Hanierton, who, Crain the bead of the
stain, discharged a ease of pistols, but it is feared without effect.
The fire was returned, by which Mr. Hamertou's servant was must
dangerously wounded. The ruffians then ascended the staircase,
and closed with Mr. Hameron, whom they beat in the most cruel
and savage manner with the butt.end of their pistols, until life was
extinct. The then departed, taking with them only the
tire-arms. Intelligence of the fatal occurrence. was immediately
despatched to the police stationed at Clonnicl, wh3 succeeded in ap-
pretending four pvr.on, suspected of being Faint at the murder.

The other letter which we have alluded to, is ftotn a Soliriro•.
at Knaresbre, and maintains that the presumption is, that Janus
Prigg has not been murdered, but has absconded.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS FOR THE WEEK.

The Earl of Derby's stag hounds meet this day, at Hundred
Acres; Thursday, at Mr. Aleagher's, Croham ; and Saturday. at
Epsom Downs ; at eleven o'clock each day.
Hilton Jollifie, Esq.'s fox hounds meet on Wednesday, at SW-
wood ; and on Saturday, at Chipstead Church ; at eleven o'clock
each day.
The Surrey fox hounds meet this day at Farleyitreen; sal
Thursday at Godstone ;at half-rest ten each day.
The Harriers meet this day, 1% eduesday, and Saturday, at Her
nel ; at ten each day.

i'''., ' nTl enamor, rrnrrirs“.
'W-laiiild, Liverpeol, paper-hanging-manufacturer. February 21, soup he must use a wooden spoon.
No &newer bein given to the objection, the Learned Judgc di- ek ' •.'
diemon where she resides, atei,mpanied by a young Qv him respecting the carriage. My clerk presented the bill for pay- had • field of corn trampled under foot sod deetroyed ;but keened
oat that the murdered man had fled to America, to cheat his am
i i'll . 24.404 Mandl 27, at twelve, at the fUnkrupee Court. eolititors, meted _.___ ~ .4! _ .._.. fore the inquiry conmerwed, Mr.. Alien, one of the elude. meat. Shortly after it became due, I went to Southampton, and
the memo to a 11011SUlteu. traces of Union-Hall, came to the other, and stated, that from •
happening in the immediate neighbowitoad of Knaresbro' many peo.
a day at that place, making diligent inquiries at all the tutors, leaving his wife and family in the utmost dismal& This
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to i ' Mr. Leather, Liverpool; and Mr. Leigh, Cbarlotte-row, Mangiest-
Bona. • CosTER e. SYMONS, OTHERWISE flint WOOD. paragraph he had seen he was induced to suspect who the parties redels taverns and public places, and of all persons likely to give
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donee against the acceptor of a bill were that were coming forward ; and on being told that the war. we the information' I required, iftherele have supposed James Prigg's affair ma be of a similar nature,
J. illeckiehurst, Pbaide-Hamlet, Derby, cotton-cord-manufac-
maidens
antiee. Febriary 27, 211,, and Muth 27, at ten, at the IThite Lion of exchange for 501., dated in 1817. rant bad been issued against Mr. Visit, he intimated that that gen-
Danis, or such a place as Seaton House, in the county of Hants ; but when the eircumetancea anal it is next to impossible. 1
4 •4.
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A '
: ti
' Dtlf;' Solicitors, Mr. Wood, Bullock-Smithy, Stock-Sir. isa a
Tort; nod t learn Milne and Parry, Temple.
•J. Shaw, Wakefield, York, land-surveyor, March 2,3, and 27,
at eleven, at the Sessions House, Wakefield. Solicitors, Mr. Bat- ierese
414.C4Meler-innese;2lflttteTrnekAntn ant, SoNveril-s'aqke"el,dte. ilor,
Pebrusry :I, tee arm Match 27, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court.
Sollcita, Mr. J. J. Tanner, Fore-street, Cripplegate.
'J. flame/sell and B. atoncesall, Leeds, merchants, February .17,
set four, 28, and March 27, at eleven, a* the Court House, Leeds. ' eel anti Mr. Mood 4 conducted the plaintiff's case, and delimit was not at all timesperfectly cognizant of what be
Sir. Scarlett and Sir. Carepbe the defendant's. and I could not hear of any such person or plate. I inquired at it should be so. The person Thorp-Arch
tres doing. He knew hint personally, and although occasionglel
The case was this :—the defendant had been the son of a stage- acting in an eccentric manner, he was in the main a very
h tetisver:,thwethds los his life in the river Mersey some years since. man.
death he became a manufacturer in I hire
:ad had had the misfortune to have a malicious commission of anirh taleentiothledroendantrmer, etnavoinalaareteveid
' bankrupt sued out against him. lie suer-aided in superseding the
commisaion, after throe actions, which absorbed all his meanie and
he was at length driven to real bankruptcy. He came up to Lon.
don, and was employed by a Mr. Shaw, a baker, to conduct the
eieteeen, mews• shoe and Jones, aohnatreet, Bedford-row t business of a shop in the Lambeth-rosd. Mr. Shaw being short of
an Me. dohs Stables, Honforth, near Leeds.
• let.dy., Mark-lane. broker, February 21, 20, and March 27, money in some transaction of businces, got the defendant to accept
a bill of 501. ley away of accommodation. This bill sou indorsedWine-boater to the same effect, on my return to London, hut themfrom was in embarrassed
circumstances, and heels large family; Pr' 's •mg eirannuances ses f
I4V information on the subject. I have made diligent is. known to have been good; he was a young unmairial man, twenty- , t
9
,hlMr.Minsbull bad sucheliers. on is existe •
David Bowdig, the drawer of the bill, and can find no
g the l t del &mate ,prosecution,
that
ownhhenis re:othrn be stated that the lady wished to have • public prorated the bill produced at the house of Turner and Co. moroeco
exerniamien, but had sent for her solicitor, who she was desirous merchants, Grange-road, liermondeev, when it became due; Tur-
should be present during the proceeding. Air. Minshull also stated ner and Co. are the acceptors : I found no effects ; the place was
that the Rev. Mr. Viall had likewise sent for his solicitor, and shut up, and the parties, I RAS told, had been made bankrupts.
person
parties arrived the matter should come on. The evidence being concluded, three years of age, and surrounded by friends. Agin, the gkiiter.
clerk tont:ethe Solicitor for the s I meskfooefntrintiritli-emweVer by mere acwcrlenfritle, acencnollieg a I
calculation, it might have rotted undiscovered. The not finding 1
the body ie nothing to the pumose; as, film the rock and abate I
Tanana bed of the river Nid it may remain for months undia.
covered. The body of a young woman, mentioned in a forma , I
paper, had lain for five weeks, notwithstanding the molt actin
Some convervation then took place between ma Allen, the Sir. SHEARMAN said, that lie was not prepared at that moment search, Aral was discovered by mere widget at the last. It is sate
Magistrate, the Rev. Sir. Vull, and Miss Meridian's soli- to meet the charge, but he was instructed to say, that If the case well known, that a moat desperate e
gang of (enure bare infested ti
at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Illa G. itobinsoo, to a Mr. raffles, a flour-factor, to whom Shaw and a person citor. The result of which was, that the latter came into was adjourned to a future day be should be able to bring forward that neighbourhood, three of whom, for the robbery of Mr. Lord, 6 111 .
elark-Inne.
DIVIDENDS. named Alters were indebted. When the bill became due and not
'mid, Mr. Citifies weed to take another bill for fifty ipounds,. in the blic-office and stated to Mr. Minshull that as it was a family
Pe . evidence to prove thatthe bill
dispute, it was desirable the examination should be private.
produce Mr. Davis, who paid the bill to his client, and David are now is York Castle."
The other letter which we have alluded to, is flan a Solite...
iteeffe le W. Cock and 0_ cock, Canterbury, ephetanerchents, lieu of that accepted by the defendant; and the latter bill having Ifilr. atINSHVI.I. asked if this was the wish of both parties 1 at Knaresbro', and maintains that the presumption is, that Janes
i,, . been returned to Akers, it found its way into the hands of the plain- Bowdig, the drawer, and he misted that the Magistrate would not
at eleven. at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Aly. ALLEN remarked that it must certainly be the Interest of all fully commit the gentleman who stead before than, involved in so Prigg has not been murdered, but has absconded.
Martel 13. T. Guy, Liverpool, grocer, at one, at Mr. Wood's tiff: A short tine since it was discovered, that the defendant was parties that such should be the course punned ; and the solicitor seritals an accusation. upon the weak evidence that had been
, efice, Liverpool. heir at law to his uncle, Mr. Symons, the elder brother of his said that it was Miss Marshall's request that the subject should brought forward; especially when there were persons present who SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
elereh 2. 'l'. Barker and F. Hudson, Stratford, brewers, at ten. father, who was drowned in the river Mersey. This discovery was be investigated privately. had seen Mr. Davis, the acceptor, who paid the bill to the meaner,
e 4 at the Bank:opts' Court. purely accidental, and he succeeded his uncle in a large fortune in Mr. Shamir et. said, he thou ht this was theelection, g proper walking about the streets of London during the last week. —eine.--
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3lareh & It. Wakes, Union court, Bread-street, at twelve, at the county of Corawidl. The first thing he did upon coining into and intimated hi, intention, when Sir. views solicitor tame, that Mr. ()RIFF tTns said, there was apnea Pack case clearly made HUNTING APPOINTMENTS FOR THE WEEK. , •
tee Penkrupts' Court. possession of his estate, was to pay every bona tide creditor 20s. in be would hear the matter in the private room, out against the prisoner. e.
• i. 5 1
. , elifitnelt 6. W. Thomas, Bluettee.buildings. Fetter-lane, writing-
desk maker, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court.
Meech 6. J. eVright, sen., Bart-street, Bloomsbury, at eleven,
at Me Bankrupts' Court.
Much 8. .1. Thurtell, Bradwell, Suffolk, merchant, at twelve,
at the Bair Inn, Soutbtown, Suffolk.
CERTIFICATES-311,2c1' 6. the pound. The present claim he resisted under the circumstanees
above mentioned ; and it being proved, that the plaintiff had re- •
ceived the bill after it was due, anti that it had been accepted by the
defendant without consirloation,
The Jury, under the Learned Judge's dilations, found their
verdict for the defendant.
_.....a........_ Mr. Viall's solicitor having arrived, all the parties went into the
1 el' Mh II ted h h Sh el Plat
room, ant . iss . ars a sta er c lege. ,
that as she was riding in her carriage near Teddington, on Thurs. - e ---
day last, she was met by Sir. VW! on horseback. Her carriage De .
window was open, and as he passed he struck in at the window with •
his whip, which' alighted on her muff and made a considerable . Mr. Anoern a s pressed for a committal, and said that it was
e ele ' impossible to produce Sir. P. Davis, of Seaton House, Southern?. E
ut a t r. here h 1 ' H • b '1
might be reduced on tbe trial, who m' ht th t h
vis p .
mark ; as he rode off he muttered something, but she did not hear - e e •
W. Jose., Wentworth-street. Wbitechapel, wheelwright.--W. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, SATHRDAy, FEB.. 14, what ; she added that she was a good deal alarmed, and from other
I. Tomas. Brighton, grocer.--J. Barlow and W. Barlow, Shef.
field. retormianuftaturees.—R. Hamilton, Stokt-upon-Trt•nt,
[Sittings in London.] causes felt it necessary to take measures for the protection of her
person from similar outrage& ton, beuse t was no suc p ace as Seaton ouse,
was the acceptor ; but It would be for the Jury toniz, if the utter-
mo a f instrument b the risoner was not e out, when it each day'
y it he That it
was sworn, tnat on uttering said—" was acwp by
tifdentleman of fortune, living at Seaton House, Southampton, who
paid it him fur a hone which he sold him," no such person
in existence. The Earl of Derby's stsg hounds meet this day, at Hundred
cres; Thursday, at Mr. Meagher's, Croham ; and Saturdsy. st
pease Down,. ; at eleven o'clock each day.
Hilton Jolliffe, Esq.'s fox bounds meet on Wednesday, at Sal.
1g swear a e wood ; and on Saturday, at Chipstead Church ;at eleven o'clock
ted The Surrey fox hounds meet this day at Farley-green; mai
Thursday at Gotistone ;at half sat ten each day. • '
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The Harriers meet this day, 1% ednesday, and Saturday, at Her
nel ; at ten each day. h
earthenware—l. Wazdle, Nottingham, lace-manu. The Rev. Mr. Viall denied that he had any intention to strike being --einee--- • f
! lacuirer.—W. Morgan, Bristol, victualler.—.H. Bury, Austin- WILLIAMS V. THE EARL or STRATHHORE. Miss Marshall, and said that as he was passing the carriage, which 3lr. SHEARMAM said, that if his client bad been imposed upon, THE RING.
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filers, merchant. Mr. Sergeant PELL stated that this was an action on a bill of was on the wrong side of the road, he merely struck out with his and hail received the bill from persons who made the same repro- i
. exchange given by the noble defendant, before he attained his whip, to make his horse, which was • spirited animal, get out of sentations to him as he made to the prosecutor, then he felt con. We are glad the Stockman, who erased the fight with Cavanagh.
PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. •
title. the way. vinced the prosecution could not be persevered in. - is excluded from the ring. Even Bill Gibbons we deeded et he
W. Avery and J. Boucher, Birmingham, demers.—R. Simms a
and S. Saunders, Nottingham', Baton—P. Barney and • declares he shall never come wttbin Ms
There was no defence, end the plaintiff had a verdict for Miss Marshall, however, persisted in her charge of assault, and Mr. ADOLPHUS said, that if it was shown that D. Bowdig and misconduct, and
of . ropes
.'. Barney, Rateliffe.mosa, mast-oaken.—T. Powell, 'l'. ii. 1,1601. 11s. lid. the Rev. I i entleman was finally ordered to enter into sureties, him- the bankrupts in the Grange-road, had manufactured bills, and had again. A determined exposure all cremes, and a resolution not
i t !Rowell, and ei. Lindsey, Bristol, dry-salters —R. Burlingham, Mr Sergeant TADPDlT°Bll.llStEedl.;llBe"cUltEonY•behalfofthplaintiff.charged
self in 1,0001. and two others in SOUL. each, after which he was dis- conspired together to put them into circulation, and the accused to pay bets where they can be proved, would soon put an end to this ,
lerseant, Worcester, and J. Fischer, Bengeworth, Evesham, iron. .•. e
This was enaction to recover dentate:3 for an assault committed by The Rev. Mr. Viall, it will be recollected, is the gentleman who would not be pressed against hint. tempt.
4
e mone-ers,—E. Glover, sea. and K. Glover, can., Leicester, iron-
the defendant, on the 25th of January. The plaintiff kept a pub- some short time back prosecuted his servant for stealing about fourAND READ —( Read at the
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The prisoner who is a man of very gentlemanly and officer-like .GIPSEV CDOVER
tad
.d
he
was p
I: nmegera— • T Keeler and T. Manwaring, tet. elartin's-lane.-0.
lie-house In Old Fish-street, and, after the customers left on Same- pennyworth of a cold round of beef ; which servant was acquitted, her Fives' Court on Tuesday, for 501.; and i
- 1 A ttwood and C. Attwood, High-street, Mary-la-borme, grocers.
—T. Boron and R. HaslewoM, fumisMng-iromnongers.—D. 8. ingday night, the defendant returned at a late hour,and the door be- and afterwards brought an action for a malicious prosecution against
I' theof theplace, he enteredandtook theprosecutor, and recovered WI. damages.
teener and L. Lutschaunig. King's Arms.yard, Coleman-wren, open, fa purpose cleaning . _ . _
tee' adnd bt be tgl'oewtehim,e"asd
x g letetensgillidurtfeedattleattrt with his money, but Cooper hae, not yet come to the scrateh.
re is in current circulation, that Swiss, the favourite for the
himself of the imputations cast upon him, and was about to ad. A Pee!
tr ache:Me—A. Hunter and A. Gorton, jun. Liverpool, tobacco- hteseast ;
nthsteeptaeinearvenemo_neestnratseednwt ithoefiim, but he refused to
31ARY-LA-BONNE. Derby, will not run. Even bets are offered, that Inas rues
dress the Magistrates upon the merits of the case, when he was .
r retretactertn.—S. Denies and E. Dares, Wells, Somerset, malt- and, .u° hi .ha I.g I! f. he, p..remised leave
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ii A. Fisher, sen. aed H. A. Fisher, jun. Kent-street, 'ea mac. As, "'mese; he still continued in his seat, the plain- FORnamed Butler, w ' OIRY.—A gentleman,
advised to desist. lie was then fully committed to Newgate for Spring anti Langan fie:ht.—Sporting Paper.
C. Oybletts informs M'hite-headed Bob, " that ifletkould kg 1
~.. . tiff attempted to turn him out, when he struck the plaintiff several noble family, and has moved in the first circles in fashionable ' himeclf disposed for another shy in the ring, he iirM be happy 10 'o.
i, 1 , re-e-malteon—J. T. Clayton and W. Woodward, Manchester, . , Pied in . . . , . .
brought
before
the Magistrates
il ' lookasneese—G. Bailey and J. ILlawdete, Westbourn-green, paint. •
yeiynt blows, and the scuffle ensued, 8
file whim some lass was society, was, on Saturday,
t
1 teg-beleilteesekers.—.l. Flewitt andJ. Gamble, jun. tiainsborough, broken. office, Messrs. Rawlinsun, Gri ths, and Hoskins, charged with r . IR? AT 111 A NC:I EST i-'. R.--011 Fr4ilay afternoon, about S G raiN AND LANGAX.—This is to be a light for the second
4 ernstactone--J. Cornell and W. O. Reach, Southampton-build- "exchange for 1001. to Mr. Elder a coach- half. am four o'clock, time. Atpresent, a sov • on each side has been put dove, by
To Renee was offered, and the Jury returned a verdict for the uttering a barged bill of . , 1 an alarming fire broke out in the factory of
sad
• laintiff—lesinages 151. milker, in payment for a carriage, well knowing the indorsements the oxford-road 'foist Company. It fiat originated ih the second way of cameo ; but a larger stake is to be deposited trowel, i
i' 11 r.r. law-C.—C. Moto and W. Lincoln, Doughty-strait., P _ .
1 twireedni causes were tried none of which were forged and fraudulently made to the said bill—The examine- story from the attic, et the end of the factory next the River the preliminaries to combat are to be then settled. The battle is to
reccu.h. tire.—E. Lunn and G. Lunn, Halifax, chymists—R. Far- reverm otter u • - , rial. .
..ci
I sirs sod T. Annie:one, bookbindet.--J. Bodden, J. Carter, and *eased the &helmet degree of public interest. tem was appointed to take place at two o ock, sod 111r.Adolphus al • friction 1 'dandtake laceelevated from the
31 lock, and is supposed to have been caused by the of abe for 500 . a-side, e, to p upon a stage
followed this • 1
,f,
111 e Kern Coventry. drapers, as far as regards J. Carter—J. Cheese- —mow-- was engaged on the part.of the prosecution. Three o'clock almost shaft that.was not kept sufficiently oiled. The fire communicated ground, so as to prevent any
.of- those bickering. welch_ .
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v riebt and J. F. Chereewright, Berwick-street, carpenters.—li. COURT OF EXCISE, SATURDAY, FED. 14. arrived, when the 31aenstrates requested that the case might be to an engine used for cleaning waste, and in a moment the room late rencontre at Worcester, in of the ring harem Item .
Alexander and J. Alexander, Salfortl, brewers.-11..1ncion and brought on without funlier delay. was filled with flames. Fortunately, however, the rooms at that broken in. The affair, it is expected, will take place within sixty . in
Mr. Foang, the solicitor on the part of the prosecution, said, end of the factory are but of small extent, and are separated (min miles of London, and will, no doubt, excite much interest in the .ri
, . 11. naive, Charles-street, Middlesex Hospital, kwelkrs.—J. Daniel Cowell, a common brewer, pleaded guilty to an informs. that he mined Mr. Adolphus on Friday night, and he promised the rest by the staircase, and by party walls, which prevented the sporting world. Langan ism fine condition, and has youth sad -et
• i Moon, ft. W. Barton, R. Richardson, and W. Wright, Man- tion fur having in his possession one gallon of Ileum, heretofore to attend at the office at two o'clock at the latest, and he hoped the flames from sp hoe laterally, Some alarm was, however, at one strength on his side ; his talent at throwing, too, peculiar to IM is
cle-der, calico-printero—W. Ockerby and R. Thompson, B!. used for colouring beer, and eight ounces of liquonce, eight ounces .
i t !wavelet-street, tobatconiats.—W. Plowman and 0. Ilarrison, of Cayenne, and eight ounces of caraway seed ; and was fined in Magistrate would postpone the examination, to amble him to time, felt for the safety of the work -people in the upper stories, as countrymen, must afford hint considerable advantage on a boarded
.11 teoacoker, Somerset. uitaintb-makers.-11. Dobson, M. Dab. the muipted penalty of 501. obtain the attendance of Mr. Adolphus, as he did not feel himself the tire had rendered the staircase impassable before the hadtime falls in such a aeon must be much more effective then I T
r stage, as
' so:•,„ and 31. Tiffin, Piccadilly, milliners. competent to proceed without his legal assistance- to escape: but there being a number of ladder' ready fixed to the those on the turf; Spring. however, is the tevourite ands this ts
Henry Thompson was called on an information for having a pet. Mr. Gittrirrita—Tise priswiwe,4 perseiele is beengio hem by building, they all de.,eended, by that mans, Into the yard. Ato be his last battle he will no doubt, avail himself of his ca. 0
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p. _ rate atiß, but did not ap .
Pear a writ of Habeas Corpus, granted by the I.ord Chief Justice v attended and b . tomer eralehi .
, number of finnenes ery promptl , y great re y good gen p•
i • The average price of Brown Or Muscovado Sugar, computed from William East, an Excise officer. proved that on the evening of
1 and 1 do not thiuk we can detain him, unless you go into the facts ertion onof otogether with the assistance of
the par le hremen, • '
the femme made in the week ending the I lth of February, 1824, is the 25th of November, he went in company web two other officers, •of the case, the powerful forcing pump of the factory, the fire was subdued MEETING!, OF CREDITORS,
tats. led. per ewt, exclusi re of the duties of Customs paid or pay- to the house, Na 4, paradiseerew, Bethnal-green where they I lily Foliar—The offence is one of a serene deecription, • charge without any further mischief than the destruction of three small AT THE BANKRUPTS' Collar, HASINGIIALL-STRZIT,
atl: thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain.
' t found a still of 30 gallons, with all necessary utensils:46 gallons of of uttering a forged bill of exchange, and Ido not feel competent rooms, and a small portion of the roof.--Maneherter Guardian. TO-MORROW.
A v e
eta.e price of Corn from the Returns received in the Wcelc iii"tlnie tlinoduslinbouttTeltris' alpl?of thhierhe seized
ftunseeyd tto eli there
enawmasen-otree : to undertake the prosecution without assistance.
On the evening of 11-cdnesday last, the Union Coach,
ending Feb. 7. 11121. suet.
-osed a man made his who
nape from the roote as a It'at fell e,
31 . 0 mire re its—Who brings the prisoner here ?
'ibbon, the tipstatr—l do, Sir, under this writ. from heeds to Sheffield, was overturned at tile bottom of Worsbo- TWAT) MEETINGS. 11.
it
Wheat. Harley. Oats. Bye. Beans.
e. d. I a. . i a. d. I a. d. I s. d. from
I :P.O di ass Y
1 it
The landlord of the Mr. Geier re it s-1 see that the writ is returnable immediately,
house proved that he let it to Ilenry Thomp- and we are bound to go into the charge instanter, and either corn- reoeh Dale, by the hones becoming ungovernable, when, melan-
chay to relate, one of tee passengers, Mr. Gordon, of Sheffield, LIT.. ,i W. be
Dneeen' K.
Rochester,tetttsill,'Saelte'nee, fat, Kent,
linen-draper
le
it
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0
44 7 33 4 24 19 311 4 4B 7
Set an.—The French Academicians made in 1730, Henry
ort.•• reperimena fur measuring the velocity of sound .the
11.1.r.ni, ttele emceed them in the month of June
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.able preattiee. when they found that the veloc4nnOi
' • Board
with all
son
ti. • i.:,„ at tee temperature of 55 degrees Farenheit, differs very
hub. from I.z-II feet per second. at Michaelmas, who ran away the day after the seizure, and mit or discharge the prisoner, so that be may be taken back to his
could not since be found.
Thomson was fined in a penalty of 501. original custot y.
Thomas Foster, who did not appear, was also fined in a penalty journment.
i„ f 1:.01. for having a private still in Bethnal-green.
weed ''' n The offi stated, that on entering
run up stairs, soon after which Fo..e
Richartisott and Co. beg leave to remind their fortunate Immo, him heron a m .
Ire misand tee Public in genera that Tickets and Shares for the
teasel State !wool, which begins drawing Next Thursday, are
la Sale at their fertunate Office, 60, ('haring eras When two of Mr. FORDE—The parties on the other side =sent to the ad- I
music and dancing toaster, was unfortunately killed on the spot, ) e. J
leaving his wife and two
tassengers were seriously children to lament his loss. Two other
• • red.—Lceds Paper. 'Nu the younger, Limehouse, sail-maker
SECOND MEETINGS.
Bird, G. Holly Bush-place, Betthnal-gr ,
()ti Saturday last, about one o'clock in the morning, as Bryson, G. Lad-lane, - I
Mr. SHEAR MAW, the prisoner's solicitor, said that his client IJames 314 Neill, a seaman, woe going over a long stage on board of een calico-dyer
arehousanan
FIRST MEETING.
the house they saw &person wished foe an aiemintment, for the purpose of enabling him to I his vessel, in the Prir.ce's Dock, he came in contact with the bow- Persent, M. W. St. James's Walk, Clerkenwell, tab
• r fell through a aky.hght in brim; forward evidence on tea examination, to prove his innocence emit of a vessel, which projected over the stage, and was precipi. manufacturer
the rucf of an adjoining house ; they immediately seized him, and of the crime of which he stood accused. lie (the solicitor) was tated Into the water ; and, notwithstanding the prompt exeruons of
seen in the house.
tee Seven Prizes of 20,0001 will be drawn in the first fire minutes, delayed to renew their licences.
egistrate the next der 'by -
DIVIDENDS. a
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et
It by whom he was anslitlent that no forgery had been committed by his client, and James Preston, who immediately stripped and plunged in to try Anderson, A. Salim'-Ilall, Cannon-strat. merchant - ie
discharged, as they could not prove he ens the person they had was willing to consein to an adjournment.
Several pullicans were fined in tuitigated penalties, for having of both parties.
Mr. GRIFFITHS-7'l: the prisoner is remanded by SODSCIM meRDER
or joliN JON.ES.---e
Mr. SHEARMAX—Then my client will be brought up on ato save him, the poor man was drowned—Liverpool Mercury. Davis, W. King-street, Covent-garden, woollen-draper
is have given an account
of an atrocious attack on a sawyer, named Japes, bre which he lost — ----- •
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6
9
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ea.
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j latides other Cmitals that may be drawn on that da Richardson new writ on a future day ? his life. We have now to state, that the verdict o the Coroner's On the 10th instant, at his seat in Carnarvonshiee, the Lad} ,ed
•.1 i and Cu. hope to distribute some of the above as in the last Lottery, 31r. Griffiths :—And the costs to be paid by the Prosecutor. Jury on the ene is, in effect, " Wilful murder against Henry Sir Joseph Huddart, of a son. In
I' ,3 w1.:41 No. 17.701, a Prize of 20,000 L, in Sixteen Sixteenths,
aert No. 11,117, a Prize of 1,0001. were all mad to the public ! !!
Now that the Lottery system is drawing to a conclusion, LENT' ASSIZES.
--ems.-- [Ate this moment the office bell rung, and Mr. Adolphus was an-
nounced.]
Mr. A noernes said that he was counsel for the prosecutor, ern
Griffith, and other, unknown." Griffith was apprehended intone. On the Ilth instant, the Lady of Stephen Eaton, Eeq. 0
diately alter the attack. He was seen, we learn, to return to the hall, Rutland, of a son. f Kent:c-
ot P. Oat.
, and renew his blows when his victim was on the ground. On the 6th instant, in Ruesell-square, the Lady tee
lli
4 t: must be a subject of prouil exultation for Mr. SIVEWRIGHT NOR FOLK C I RCU IT.
i e••• he took the lest Contract, and hy row.ihirg his Scheme with [Before Lard Chief Justice A BOOT T and Mr. Boron 0 RAIIAM.I 31r. Elder, who charged the prisonet with uttering to him a forged
bill of exchange for 101)1. in payment for a cabriolet,_ which, with V
he evidence against him was positive, and he was fully commit- Esq, of Red Castle, of a daughter.„ e ,
as a_ principal in the crime. Two others were concerned--
MARRIED. • •
..... 211.0001. Prizes, has succeeded in riveting the attention of Buckinghamshire—Thursday. Starch 4, at Aylesbury. harness, &c. came to 1291. The witnesses would detail the case in rafrool arrreart/. Horn, itm• de-
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l!v• fiti.lic, in a moat unusual degree. Nest Thursday, Fe- Bedfordshire—Wednesday. March 10. at Bedford. • evidence, and he (31r. Adolphus) should confine himself to a few !loam BLE Munuta.—A horrible murder was perpe-Thomas
At Tinlervick, Bucks, on the sth instant,
eldest
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' bre err 1:1. will be the First Day of DrawitsL and a memorable Iluntineonshire—Saturday, March IS, at Huntingdon. facts respecting the forged bill. It was drawn by David Bowdig tented on Blinder y (9th Inst.), within two miles of Clonmel, on the Esq. Solicitor, of Buckingham, to Sarah Antsjauu.un S/ ;,.. s„
• ~ —it rill probably prove to many, for the Two First Prizes are Cambridgal• nre--Tuesday, March IS, at Cambridge. on clown. J. R. F. Turner, morocco merchants, Grange-roade person of Mr. Hanterton, a gentleman of amiable and inoffensive the Rev. John Itieley, Rector of Thornton, Bucks, " ' no
I . , . e': to acre 2o.ISIUL extra ; and all that are drawn Blanks will be Nurfole—Satunlay, March 20, at Thetford.
is the Wheel and drawn again, so that if the) miss the Two Suffolk—Saturday, March 27, at Bury St. Edmund's. Bermondsey, who were the acceptors, and it was endorsed by David mariners, and of an advanced period Mike. The ruffians, in effect-
Bowdig. It weeds() specially Indorsed by °P. Dacia, of Seaton. ing an entrance, awoke Mr. Hanterton, who, from the head of the Northamptonshire.
DIED. Ph
her
rata, they will still have a chance for Five other PrIIVP of 20,0001. of eoutb. .
house, Southampton," to Captain Butler, the prisoner, who in. stairs, discharged a rave of pistols, but it is feared without effect. Feb. 7, at Market Drayton, Sheopehire. Mrs. Woolley, • h,. 'di
linseed and Co. respectfully remind the Public that the NORTHERN CIRCUIT. cloned it and paid it to Mr. Elder. The representation of the The fire was returned, by which Mr. Hamertou's servant was must
arnPtoodion, Wed 90, relict at the late T. eVoolley, any w t • sit
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yot:,,ty begins next Thursday, when the two first Prizes will be
_I Before Mr. Justice BAYLEY and Mr. Justice HOLHOYD.] prisoner to Mr. Elder, as to hi. becoming possessed of the bill, dangerously wounded. The ruffians then aseended the staircase, cek.braud Lord cove, evw
one led to 20,0101. each ; the Scheme containing 'oven Prizes of Derhain--.Saturday, Feb. 28, at Durham. was itnportant it proof of the prisoner's guilt, because it was a and closed with Mr. Hamenon, whom they beat in the most cruel _ ~....menew
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tei,0691., and every Blank drawn the first day will hare a second Westmoreland-31onday, March I, at Appleby. false representation, which he bad no occasion to kayo made had and savage manner with the butnend of their pistols, until life wasrife
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t' AT lereigiN-BRII
111011 WATER THIS DAY . dee 1,
. hence, or the holder may receive 101. before the 10th of Much. Cumberland—Thareduv, :March 4, at Carlisle. tee bill been a good one. He Raid he received the bill from a extinct. The sesame: then departed, taking a ith them only the
11-vard and Co.'s Old Established and Fortunate Offices, Royal Northumberland—Friday, March 5, at Newcastle.l Afternoon, 39 num a
gentleman of fortune, named Davis, of Seaton-house, Southamp. tire-arms. Intelligence of the Costal occurrence was immediately ilorniall, 21 ann. after 1 • In
• Exchange-gate ; en, Combill„ and 324, Oxford-street; and of laueaster—Wednesday„ March 10, at Lancaster. ton, for the purchase of a horse which he had sold to hint • but despatched to the yolice stationed at Clonnicl. Wks succeeded in ap.
It ,:tit'ent-stseet ; where Capital Prizes have been sold, amounting to Yorkshire—Satunlay, Starch 20, at the Castle of Yerk. 1 notwithstandmr, every exertion had been used, no 31r• P. invis peehendina four iscatom suspected of being praent at the murder. Printed at TILE BRITISH PRetil Office, br J• 1% •4 Au
eine millions. City of York—Seine day, at the Guildhall of York. - could be found, and no such plate as Seaton-house was in Hemp- i
—Threfin Cis: nine eeeie 181, Strand; and Published by it. CAN wow, san. 'a pltor.
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