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five o'clock he heard the report of a pistol, and immediatelr
other • he rap up ••staire, evened the street-door, and
watch. When the witness and watchmaa entered the room, ;he
General was leaning his bands on the table. Ile (the Grt
said, "William, I am shot ;" and desired me to go for Mr.
The candles were at this time out. The prisoner laid down y
pistols, saying he had no further use for than; he had done it,*
was happy ; and also saying that was the serpent (pointing to the.
General that had stung him to the heart. The General thee j
begged of the prisoner to say whether there were balls in the
pistols. The prisoner replied, " Yes," which he bad cast the de
e
before for the purpose. II imeas found one of the balls a few ioc.:4
from the wall, which be gave to Mr. Lock ; there was some rhos
on it. Recollects the General asking the wife of the prisoner she,
then he had ever taken any improper liberties with her the,
plied, " No." The General asked her again,and told her to
out before all present, if he ever had ; she again replied, 4, &;:;
and remarked, " You have been a friend to my father, mother, etj 1
family."
Andrew Hawkins, the watchman; being called, his evidence toe
not material; he merely proved taking the prisoner into custody. tl
Michael Morris, an officer of the establishment, stated, dim, m
consequence of the order he received front Jobn Rawlinson, Et& 1
he proceeded to the house of Mr. Locke, and received the two pe,; 1
cols, a yistol key, and sir bullets. Ile also repaired to the Goo,
rat's, m compasse with Mr. Locke, and received I ball, 'llk he I
found had through the frame of the fire-eaten, and soot; '
the wall. he bullet fitted to the dent in the wall. sad &height,
tens from the fire-sercen, were scattered about the asses.
Here the pistols were produced ; they appeared quite new.
William llewett, chief officer, stated that be, by ceder aif
Magistrate (Mr. Rawlinson), searched the • and found
his great coat breast-pocket, a new powder nsirly filled rig
powder.
The prisoner, by the Advice of his solicitor, made no defence. a,
was then fully committed for trial, and slim after ionveyld is if •
coach, by two officers, to Ncwgate.
The wife of the unfortunate man was present during the coley g
of the investigation.

NO. 6,581.

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRI7,
11118 EVENING, TUESDAY. Ja

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perforated a new Tragic Play, c
KENILWORTH ;
Or, THE DAYS OF GOOD QUEI
al of Leicester, Mr. Wallack ; Lord Btu
ter Raleigh, Mr. Mercer; Nicholas 810
and Varney, Mr. Archer; Edmund Tresai
sty Foster, Mr. Terry; Michael Lamboui
land Smith, Mr. Harley. Queen Elin!
(Counters of Leicester), Mrs.W. West , Di
Boyce; Janet Foster, Miss S. Booth ; Cie
After which the Pantomime
HARLEQUIN AND THE FLYIN(i
)r, AIALEK AND THE PRINCESS I
elequin, Mr. Howell; Pantaloon, Mr. T. B
dor Paulo; Columbine, Miss Smith.

TILE A TRR-ROY A 1., COVENT-G
US EVENING, TUESDAY, Jan
p...F.R1191
OUY JiIANNERING.
pay
_Bertram, Mr. Sinclair ; Dominic Sam
ii. Dandle Dinremet, Mr. Rayner. Lucy
hi_ Julia Mannering, MissHammersley ;
a, Fault.
After which the Pantomine of
HARLEQUIN AND POOR RO
Or, THE HOUSE THAT JACK
Mr. Eller; Pantaloon, AD. Bar
J.
kreliFski
$. I ; Columbine, Mra.Vedy.
r .
ROYAL NAVAL CLUB
t ' WEt'D AT TUE CROWN AND MICRO'
COOftlittte appointwl to
et this Soelity h
ee with the Requisition of the 6th u
TING of this Society will be held at the
NESDAY, the 14th instant. The Chai
o'Clock.
Committee also give Notice, that they hay
Mow Meeting for the present season to take
Timm on the amine day; an arrangement
not generally the wishes of the Society.
Dinner on table at the usual hoer—half-
R. R. STEIVAI

MEETING) OF CREDITORS,
AT VIZ 11AWIRUPTS'..COURT, BAIIINGHALL.IITRICIT,

TO-mostaaw.

TRIM, WRETIII6II. 1 J.
Champtalonp, J. Counter-street, Southwark, orange-mar-
Dixow. G. Moven-street, Finabury-aquare, ironmonger
Hill, T. Wow Smithfield, grocer - . - 1.

SECOND MEETINGS.
Driver, A. P. College Wharf, Lambeth, flour-deals . h
Mitchell, T. Sidney-place, Commercial.med„ grocer . h
DIVIDEND'S.
Nucleon, J. Birchln-lane, merchant
Humphreys, 8.

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ENTRIES FOR THE GREAT
LEGER.

Lord Exeter's br. e. by Soothsayer, out of Bess.
Lord Exeter's br. e. by Patella, out of Advance.
Lord Exeter's ch. e. by Captain Candid, out of Folly.
Lord Darlington's b. e. Swiss, by Whisker, out of s Ike It
Corduroy, by Shuttle. •
Lord Darlington's b. e. by Whisker, out of Mosey Mask. I
Lord Scarborough's eh. e. Diadem, by Carton.
Lord Scarborough's ch. e. Young Carton, by Canoe, mid
Woodpecker Lass.
Mr. Baird's b. e. Robin Hood, by Walton, oat of Nap
Boren.
Mr. IklUldifilet bt. e. by 'Hackled', darn by Dick Andras.
Mr. 1. Milla's eh. e. Helenas, by Sooduaya, oat of Zukiks.
Mr. Worthy's eh. e. by Comus, out of Oetaviena.
Mr. Smith's eh. e. Gap, by Sooce, ow of Chasm.
Lord Queensberry's b. e. by us, damby Sasebo, est it
Vesta.

Mr.CHANICAL TOOLS.
'OLTZAPFFEL and DEYERLEIN
LINES, LATirES.,IIIrHANICAL:4I7}

lost respectfully to inform the Public, and
a who have not yet visited their present Hou
many Articles to their already extensive Std
Line ; also Cutlery in all its branches, w
to their Edge Tools, at reduced prices, for
Merchants supplied as usual.
ALERS in FOREIGN %t 001) and IV(
sloes, with present Prices, may be had
I, Chating-Croas.

RLES WRIGHT, WiNm MEttel
Pal Memos the Doke of Clareace,
Opera (Womack, Haymarket, I.ft-'
-ThripTitee's fine 1 PO

WU
Wilialt_% ch. e. Reamer, by Whisker. 11104WboLe if But ..,-..veer's fine IMO .ARTS,
Gm leseb. f. Dolly, by Comas, data by 5v,,,,a.1.4 •, for fruit, tlirdur, and body, me matchless
• Lord t.dkneas's b. c. by Fah° da Puts, dam by ~ and Hogsheads at 1001. per Pipe. The ab
Lard Widinene's grey colt by Outcry, out of 8.107 C.. . from the Docks, and permitted from the
Mr. genitor's b. 1. Cali:, by Ebor, out of Adelleiss . •
Mt. Malkin b. e. Caccia Piatti, by Whisker. dam by Waft ALES WRIGHT has in Stock sume fin
Mr. BMWs br. c. Mustachio, by Whisker, out of Lou Wn. ; superior Sherry. 30%. pier doz.; and City
Forte.
rittood Hogshead, calculated for various put
Lord Lonienderry's bay colt by Ebar, out d Mks Hawaii, if with two dozen of each of the above.named
aradine• Mimi Wines, bottles, &c. &c. included, and sent
Ble P. Mare's b. c. by Ebor, darn by Wane, mot dNo lei or half the quantity, in Hamper, for Al.
Ile amen& Beocavella, Lisbon, Mountain, Tenerilfe Bum
ere% Ar..lbis. per dm. ; Old Cognac Brandt!, 0
Who can ham's ch. e. by Outcry, out d Belk by De
Rum, Its. bd. per gallon.—Just lan ed, 1
's b. c. by Whisker, met of Moll le the if si, =Oil,fitot quality, in cases of 30 flasks. .1
b11:VE&1611181' ing, the first quality of Champagne, fro
Bin T. 0. PWelett's ch. f. by Blecklock, out of Abbate& Lanka Docks, 114 s. per doyen.—Postage must be t
reamacea. and which will be immediately often&
•*•Firr'. rcibil ?ire Eag.i: try.
ire,Portiserkont of Jut.
. Mr. Thernhill's f. sister to Jailor_ . otre AItIRTAND NAVY
1 Mr. Broughton's bl. e. by Sinelenskno, out of Pleet.,lll7, by Clat STRAND.
THE extensive SHOW-ROOM at the
ii,Houldsworth's b. c. Faraseeld. by Plfirmar4l4llem old-established place of business is OP
useurrouges b. (s. the mum of by /i/6
„frial.d.LEEkt in the Morning till El:At in the Even
Poem ion of Fitting out Gentlemen in the A
Mr. Readlowerth's b. m Elepbant, by ran d& Puts, am 'ets for India. Where may be seen a
Skokie, Pispe's Sister. Stock of the New Regulation 8
Mr. J. reqinson's ch. e. Equity, by Octadm, don by Simla Cavalry, Infantry and Navy Swords for the
Mr. J. Pargnon's ch. c. by Octavian, dam by Sholde, min Company's Service, and the Annv and N
Iby Oberon. Regiments supplied with any quantity of Accoutr
r • Mr. J. Plegneon's gr. c. by Grey Middlekom, dna by Men shortage notice.
Mir gmadoMby Shuttle. The Officers of the Royal Artillery are rev
.J. Nrllu c. eon's ch. North Briton, by Octavian. tole of their Appointments, finished in the
.J. Ferguson'. b. c. by Octavian, dons by Mewbesy, pm Wind at a moderate ;nice, viz. Military Cap, N
lbw Mm by Young Marsh. lucid with Steel Scabbard, Sword Knot, Silk S
- . Me. J. Pmguaon's Y. c. by Octavian, dam by St. George, us if Plate.
ilkamaies dm. Curricle, Tandem, Phaeton, and C
Mu lonalanin's b. e. Illsarbans, by Leopold, dam by Dag* airdgeand Bridles, for Home Use, together with
Mr. Lambiaa's ets. e. Royalist, by Leopold, out of C,arallirt talk Light Harness for the East and West Indi
lam W and the Spanish Main. The Saddlery and
- Mr. lambioa's be. e. by Smolensk°, dam. by Walton. 'on, from their excellent quality, first style o
Mr. Pairse's br. c. by Walton, out of Reamoa crate price.
Mr. Pairee's cb. c. by Walton, out of Lists.. B. The Nobility, Gentry, and Public, will fi,
Mr. Peirse's ch. f. by Bra.
Orville,
dam by Wtamd. ent the Summer and IS inter Horse Clothin,
'iles
Mr. Russell's b. mby Orville, or CASid, dim by Dick As. lisp kind at as low a price as any now offered for
wa. ....--..-__
An ilMniale's du m Carouser, by Comas, out of Rhubarb') P'
Illem.
Mk Rkludele's ch. c. by Consus, out of Eliza Leed's dam. '
Lad Pitawilliam's be. c. Coefadaata, by Census, oat d Red
tames.

ILINCE'S CELEBRATED RUSSIA
so improved with an extra valuable ingredient,
s made it the greatest ',rawer& and promoter
constantly, not a hair will fail off or turn
hher to the hair, that even if it has begun to to
et it to its natural colour by rubbing it f
ti as hundreds have experienced who have used
ra to clear the scurf, from infancy to old age,
rith it, will always keep the head and hair cl
old in curl. Will surely restore the hair on
is the least sign of roots ; but if persons are bal
otirely gone, it is against nature that any article
if persons pretend to restore hair when the
truck whatever, it is a falsity. Persons who
aid ought to be particular to use the Russia
mat every other day, as there must be a camplai •
b may go further, and carry off the hair enurel
k has often been the ease. Even 31edical
teal Hall, who have analysed Prince's Russia
I in the "Gazette of Heahh," No. Di, that the
credit to the proprietor, and is superior to an
sir, and will do In cases of baldness and weak
11y be done in strengthening and restoring it.
iemen have also analysed another Oil, which is
open as used by Emperors, Kings, Dukes,
stied in the " Gazette of Health," No. 12, that
redienta of this grand Oil, they find it coma
)il, coloured and perfumed; therefore, it canna
Russia Oil as a nonrisher to the hair. Ther
hair-dressers and others, who melt bull
ock
and perfume it, and take in the public b
Bears' Grease • but it is well known that

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Lesdleon's b. f. Hann* by Snreindes, out of Gannon.
SirJ. Bm's b. f. Ina, by Smolensk°, out a m 1
Sir W. Won's br. c. Osmond, by rin3o di:lM eel tt
Bombes.
Mr. Petre's br. c. Edward, by Comm, out of Cantab.
Mr. Watt's b. e. Brutandorf, by Maddock, out of Meant
Mr. Wares br. c. by Maddock, out of Minn Croatian.
Mr. Watt's br. f. Panther., by Blackleok or Comm, oat dli° ,
sans.
Lard Ifunenoter's br. e. dirm by Shuttle. ,
Mr. Wigfull's bL c. , by Sosionis, dans by fill,
Mr. Tannin's bL c. Streatham, by Matlock, out of AMIN.
Mr. Wright's c. Doctor Solomon, by Walton, dam by Ibm
biennials.
Mr. Armsbong's b. ;c. Alba, by Ms do Puta, not deco
ley Lam
Mr. Oaseeigas's br. c. brother to Cannonade.
Mr. °astatine's bi. c. by Smolesiska, out of Corinthian's dem
Mr. Gascolgue's bl. f. by Walton, eat of Trails.
Mr. J. Benson's b. e. Encino, by Marotta of Quicksilver's Am
Mr. Ferguson'. b. c. Whisk, by Whisker, darn by liminsni
out of Ridicule.
Lord Sligo's b. c. Canteen, by the Sligo Waxy, out of fns

Mr. Jacques's b. f. Ringlet, by Whisker, out of Morryfda
Mr. Jaques's b. f. by Walton, out d Vitateoe, by fists toe
Mr. Cradock's b. c. by Blacklock, oat of Tamale floropipe. Th
Mr. Cradock's b. c. by Prima Minim % oat d Yoram Bei us,
r Camillus.
Lord Nomumby's b. c. by Leopold, out of Mies Gonpowars
Mr. T. Hodgsoa's b. n Izenof4 by Scoolensko, out of IR
7att. Sig
Mr. Tarlton's ch. f. by Tramp, dam by Catnillas. it it

for the hair, aid makes the hair turn
of this is well Ittiort to every one who

leasoder, as he lest his halt at sit early age;
distinction in the North also lost their hair
ik using Bears' Grease. In short in Russia,
1. North, where the Bears are, it is, found from
Grease is too harsh for the hair ; and whoev
his country fur the hair, must do it for impea
Want of its injuring the hair; but Prince's Gel
mixed with the most nourishing oils in Etn
a likes jelly ; and it is proved by every one wh
trial to be the only article that actually prat
the hair.
a no wonder that Ladies and Gentlemen have
f the Russia Oil not being of service to the hail
I out that unprincipled persons hare sold then
and gentlemen will be particular, as impostors
France, and different parts of the Continent, It
I of the Counterfeit Russia Oil so much like the
more to deieive falsely, have printed on the cou
original," or " genuine Russia Oil," and soul
although they know it is punishable, to pa
-Woes name. Therefore, ynrchasent should be
It of the proprietor, or of respoctable renders.
k for Prince $ Improved Ruses OiL The oun
a large btede, containing five ounces, on
t.

MARRIED.
At Edinburgh, on the 23th ult., the Rev. George Blyth,
t
Ellen Scott, eldest daugha of the late Henry Tod, Eat.
On the Ist imt., at ("Team, James Hodgson, Esq., of Linabl
Inn-fields, to Miss Eliza Neale, youngest -daughter of Wm. ?Salt
Esq., of Cheam.
On the let instant, at St. George's church, II
Thomas Jones, Esq., of Long-aces, to Ilia iiughanrj%
RindkLatreet_

DIED.
At Paris, on the 18th ult., in the Ude year of his age, the
:ti
Hon. Henry Earl of Barrymore. Viscount Buttsysnt,
Barry, of (Medan and Ibaune, Baron Barry, of Baery's t g
originally by tenure and writ of summons, Premier Vise/sone /1
Ireland ; succeeded his brother, the seventh Earl in March lift
His Lordship married in Jauuary, 178:4 Anna., the daughtx
Jeremiah Coghlan. Esq., of .Irdo, in Waterford; but bads_ 110 I
without issue, all the titles have become extinct, except the
Baronies of Barre anti Olethan, which devolve on big only zien
Logy Caroline Alelfort. His lordsh4fs mother was Ar
&meter of William, second Earl of Hurington, by Lady
line Fitzroy, eldest daughter of ('harks, second Duke of Cr
He had been the but live years in a very
.bad state of heahl es
had been much better for some time previous to his having at ape
pleetie lit, from which be never recovered. From early bleb.'
es t 1
baloured with the personal friendship of his present Alojesty. "41
On the 31st ult. the Rev. Theooilus Honlbrooke, of 11. ro
Surrey.
On Tuesday last, at his house. Myerwough.hall, Lane: Airs
E lward Oreenalith, Esq., in the 413th year rf his age.
(In the 31st ult., at Islington, 111 es. Cowie, widow of the les •
Richard Cowie, Esq., of the same place. having completed, vidtS /
a fow days, her 91st year. .

by the sole proprietor, A. Prince, Poland.st
near the Pantheon ; and by Mr. Smyth,
ay' New Bond-street; Messrs. Hendrie, Tic
bfl Oxtord-street f Rigge, 85, Cheapside ;
all 3Tutt, Royal Exchange ; and by moat princi
tedmine venders.
Sees Russia 011 has been improved with the
the year 1822, through which it will keep plea.
her climate. Several captains who have come
have declared, that whenever they landed met
been asked if they had any of Prince's Hostile
ants will find an advantage in exporting it. .3
he will receive a liberal allowance for exportati
wad by affidavit on the 24th of November, 18
4afroe of London, as A. Prince is the original
'vitae of the Russia Oil; and therefore, if
los-vender, hair-dresser, or any one else in 0
her country, sell an Oil called Russia Oil. that
re impostors, as they sell counterfeits to their nil
I !Ashes and Gendemen in the country have bet
11011ded persons selling them Counterfeit Russia
oe lure to. have the genuine by sending a rent
ears, will be forwarded immediately by coach

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT IA INDON-BRIT ta•
Morning, 43 rain. alter L I Afternoon, 49 Wu. gip 4.

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