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SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS. means of ascertaining, with any approach eyen to make a person see objects differently from what he LAW INTELLIGENCE. . Taylor, who was stated to have absconded on re- COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. ;
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accuracy, what the French call offences of Corree- did before.-Morning Herald. ceipt of the Magistrate's summons.
There is a general and decided satisfaction ex- The bill for annulling the alleged marriage COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Rem 9, LIVERPOOL, Amen 9.-The supply of Britislti
Tedenham denied that she had any thing to do
tional Police. As an instance of the difficulty of ob-
pressed at the passing of the vote of credit to taining information on this head, we may notice the between Miss Turner and Edward Gibbon Wak- B. - • •
ICKETTS V T T. JODDRELL ESQ. with the act imputed to her.
This was an action for goods sold'and work done The Magistrate, however, ordered that she should Plantation Sugar in the Market this welk has bee e
a out 350 Mids., for which higher prices's were pal 1
vbery small; the business. don.e is ther.efore limitedetia,
a
Ministers for the continued maintenance of the monthly police lists which used to be published in field, was read a third time and passed, in the
for the Athenaion Institution, in Regent-street, by be remanded for another examination and directed
British troops in Portueal. That the sum of the Glasgow Chronicle, from which it appeared Commons, on Friday ni.ght. Considering the
0 a warrant to issue for the a ' • ' •
pprehension of Maly besides the above, 1,000 bags good white Beng ''
500,000/. far exceeds the measure of ally mili. thatabout two thousand persons were every month whole case, not so much in reference to the feel- the plaintiff, who was an ironmonger.
The ATTORNEY-GENRRAL said, that the defend- Taylor. sugar have been sold to the Grocers, leut the. pri tie.
is not named. A small lot of yeltow HaeauttP
tary contingencies, not already provided for by dragged before the Police Tribunal. The notice ings of an honourable family, which have been ant was President of the Athenaion Institution. Respectable bail having been subsequently offered
-About 100 punch& of Trinidad 'Molasses, of go° i
the ways and means of the year, which could be which this glaring display of irregularity and mis- deeply and atrociously outraged, nor in refer- The plaintiff's demand wag for lamps supplied to the for the future appearance of Tedenham, the Magis- Sugar has been bought for shipment at 325., per csli
ence to the humiliation of a miserable *livi- Institution, and for iron-work. The defendant had, trate accepted it, and she was for the present
called into use bY the most active exertion of so conduct somewhere naturally attracted gradually
small parcel of ordinary St. Vincent at 27c I. 6d. Pej
quality, just landed, have been sold at 21 s., and $
small a force as five or six thousand men, is a reduced the number, but it now remains sta. dual, who is as far below contempt as pity ; but, as President, signed the resolution ordering the discharged.
We know net if the destruction of wearing appti-
cwt.-The demand for Coffee continues (lull, ant
circumstance which some people have thought tionary at about 1,000 a month. Now the as an exemplification of the great moral rule, goods and work.
r_el,iundelr the above circumstances, can be carried
holders of British Plantation are pressino• e ales; „
that shame and disappointment, and dishonour, Mr. GURNEY admitted that the defendant, who
fit to remark upon as throwing an improper or French Minister has been able to avail himself fna.rt. ir. t lan ab ma.licious. injury to property, and pu- 206
alarming colour upon the vote of credit. To of lists of this nature fcr the whole kingdom ; are the natural offspring of vice, it is impossi- was a gentleman of fortune, was liable. He was in
. •11.tb!lel only
.y fine or imprirniriiient ; but des.troy-
iisieeaiirllgy
stsiotltde,d t:o.fftreor:dfliniOl4-
tees. Jamaica brought forward b auPt. le We';
our minds the large amount of the sum is calcu- but we question if there be the least data in any ble not to feel high gratification at the prompti- hise9Oth year, andohad been persuaded to become
ling.] i a similar mareffr whil o the persou is, we
tude with which this bill has passed the two P: ident of the S ciety.by some designing persons,
lated to inspire confidence, and deserves sincere other town in the island, except Glasgow, from vith a view to make him responsible beyond any Rheve a transportab e o enee. 015
congratulation. If no danger of renewed aggress which exact information respecting the various Houses of Parliament. Such acts are an answer
'thing he 1 d 1 d
:a ever contemp ate . MARYLEBONE-OFFICE. -Josepha Aller- small lot of good Pimento sold at 8-„Id. per lb .___lta
sion upon our ally by the house of Bourbon shades of crimes and offences could be ob- to a thousand absurd and calumnious impute.-
Verdict for the plaintiff-Damages, 371. ss. 61 bermarlo, an Italian boy, was brought before Mr. sterady, but the sales are limited.
ial
exists or threatens her at this moment, it is ma- tained. The number of individuals brought be- tions, and show more clearly than any declare- GRIFFITH on Friday night, together with his tor- Ile late reduction in the prices of Co tton, s ,
enomes V. NEWTON. 05"
• few days, has given an additional MI
the arrivals haying rather fallen off during the I
nicest that none will be created by such a defen:, fore the Correctional Police appears very large_.__ tion can, that where the honour and the liappi- This was an action by the endorsee of a bill of toise. le'
mend during the past week. The sales i unouatr"
sive and precautionary policy as that which has 159,740 ; and so does the number of the con- ness of Englishmen are at stake, the feelings of exchange, dated the 2d of September, drawn bv Josepha was charged by a street-keeper with
begging, in Wimpole-street, which he did not deny,
dictated Mr. Canning's application to Parlia- victed, namely, 134,384. But then of this Parliament are sound, and its judgment deci- John Tucker, for 50/., payable three months after st
ment ; and if there should be ground,.as in fact number, 21,285 were sentenced to short im- sive.-While, however, we rejoice sincerely at date, and accepted by the defendant. and said it produced him twenty-pence a day. to 24,900 bags ; they consist of 9,900 I ;owed .
falr
e , , 5/d. to qd. chiefly at 60. to 60. for mid .dling .
ot
there evidently is, for extreme diStrust of the prisonments, and 107,087 to fines, which are the issue of this application to the Legislature, Mr. NIARRYAT, for the plaintiff, called Mr. Wilson A great many questions were put to eosepna ior to
6iel. to 6,1 d. for middling fair to
d f • • 3 2-0 0 1
goo air „ i . r cans 6d. to 80. chieflY ,j 1
projects of the house of Bourbon, let us only fixed by the Code, and very small. If we were we cannot help hoping that it will not rest satis- wi.
h, ,_ .
ho proved the hand-writing of the defendant anci the purpose of disc
-overing his employer, all of which
gPoil°oni ifdg:2lfia2'.t‘i ')ir°tlPu•teihrl3le, (J''clAP' A.
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fied by a solitary act framed to meet a solitary oi 1"c"" h ' he artfully evaded, and Mr. Griffith, seeing the tor-
oalidil.et(a)n ;14(eVi:br 64.ait:fdtitaoi6ftilt 567
da. tainsoadri:‘,,
f I ~t
ask whether an ample preparation and provision to take one town of this Island as a sample of . ot ise so cheerful, sent the boy to 'fetch his friends,
grievance. It must not be thought light of, that Mr. GURNEY for the defendant said the bill
against the consequences of future hostility the other towns, namely Glasgow, which two or somebody to speak for him, and detained it,
arose out of- StOck Exch ge transatce
‘anerd waS
what great exp.iense has been incurred by Mr. Turner, 1,880 Pernambuco at Bid. to 9-0.; 1,30 0 IqBrei,
ought not rather to calm than to quicken those years ago had about 25,000 similar cases, eiven for differences Mar" Tucker thelodnrsa, N. ordering the gaoler to take great care of it and sup-
' w." ply it with cool lettuce leaves. The boy did not ham at Bd. to Sid. including 20 at Sid.; t ;80 Bal'j.
fears, of which we have heard so much. That an enormous number would there he for the in restoring to his child, those rights, of which
'a stock-broker and. had hail several time-bargains
the machinations of a fortune-hunter sought to :e e A r e at Bd. to 8-0.; 3,630 Egyptian at 7d. to 6,4 a,
600,000/. should be more than adequate to whole Island. As the most of our Police cases, wit.. tee ee.en'eant. On the settling day there was return, and the tortoise remains in custody.
deprive her. We do not speak of the expense at chiefly at 7d. ; 20 Demerara at 81d. • 10 0 Bar'i
the wants of 5,000 men, is more comforting properly so called, are caused by drunkenness, a balance of 50/. due from the defendant, for which Francis Aar Duon, a French actor, belonging to
Lancaster, but of the expense of this bill, by he accepted this bill, and they then agreed to eon- does -at 6id. to 7d ; 20 Smat at lelel , 2 0 BOP
the Th. eatre in Tottenham-court-road, was charged
and encouraging to us than the demand for a which is the parent of brawling and irregularities at sd. About 4,00.0 bags American and 500 Ve„r;
which the object sought in the trial was at- tinue the same account until the next settling day.
smaller vote of credit would have been, be- of every description, and as the French, com- Ew,
nt,hli ibll-treating Ebmi.liabAllixf DuoTTlealprietty little
nambuco have been taken on speculation, and 11'
This, to a gentleman of Mr. Turner's When that day arrived, the price of stocks had va- ,
cause it indicates that if a more considerable pared with us, are sober and orderly in their ha- tained• mananofl, Eye Cntil s ehdt
tile' .esntlem 'beoatlisn ini\d-1 keick in hear' yth Nlaranham for export. The arrivals are 13,3340 I,
force be required, Ministers have furnished bits, a list, made out with any thing like accuracy, wealth, may be a small consitleration, and, ried so much, that the defendant, instead of being a
int, found himself a gainer of near Imported into Liverpool, from the 2d to the et,
certainly, no sacrifice of money would, i„ loser by the accoi befogre and dist mornigne, and theg gentleman gat-
e er June, inclusive-By 1 vessel from Jamaica, '.
themselves with the means, and have in a would, we fear, reflect but little honour on
,our tempted to justify his con7duct ; for, said lies TeenTeen
200/ , and lie applied for the money, but Tucker re-
manner pledged themselves to the duty and obli- population.-M. de Peyronnet has enabled us such a case, have been accounted too great, de voman de vife, take de liberty of beating his Barbador, 1 Demerara, 4N. ew York., 1 Savaal'il,
by any man, who felt the yearnings of, a fused. to pay him. Tucker had endorsed the bill to nab, 3 New Orleans, 4 Mobile, 1 Bahia, 1 Do,
gation of employing it. The pertinacity with to draw some valuable inferences with respect to husband CI dh I d tbt de vife i
a Mr. Bambridge, and he had endorsed it to the plain- „'en e as )an nuts ea n re- 10 Dantzic, 2 Christianstadt, 1 Wismar, 5 Odesgi
which the whole nature of the question, as it the connection between delay and impunity. It parent. But let us suppose, for instance, that tiff. This was to enable the plaintiff to recover, turn.
Mr. Turner had been possessed of four or five
rarßa
2 Sierra Leone, and 1 Ireland :-
affects the real object of our assistance to Por- appears that the number of acquittals increases which it was clear Tucker could not, as the consi- " No, no, that won't do," said Mr. Hosisms. "If
a(fitee3s2lSbubgsrs.,, :2bOris.ll;httia3n7dtd= rtectrei
hundlyelba yeareinstead of eight or ten thousand ; deration for the acceptance was illegal. No consi- )fie:,;:i,l ebaarrrange it, well and good ; if not, you must
tugal, and therefore the political morality of our in the ratio of tile delay between the period of
lwouc, t
ye
tcri.m of his daughter's seducer haye been deration bad been proved, altleaugh the plainti
',let. ;arno jite
interference, had been misrepresented in both accusation and trial. In the Jurisdiction of the If had b. 1 rl. ; Molasses, 65 casks ; Rum, 40 pue§,4,
aditcC;:tg,ns,l
89 Vaiebsa.leve:evvviu'ilex
in that case the man who had failed to been served with notice to prove it, and he (Mr. Mr. Duon-Vell, but lamin de habit of being
ePntiinineen,
Houses of Parliament, may justify our stating Cour Royale of Angers, viler° the proceedings
h!rin.g. dishonour would have entailed penury on his Gurney) should call Tucker and Bambridge to show beat by my vife; she beat me last night, and s•on
. States ditto, 4,336 bales; Brazil 'ditto, , A.O
over again one argument which sets the point at have been conducted wit I most celerity, only
i victim. Let it not be said that for such an act of that
,th..e acceptance was for.an illegal consideration. month ago for de first time. • 1 563;
rest. It has been insisted on, by persona like 22 out of 100 have been acquitted. M. de lawless violence there is redress for the man of great, N% He the Jury were deliberating Mr. Meetarer " I tell you to go into the other room, and see if
bales ; Foreign Wheat, 17,648 qrs.; Coffee,',. I
old Mr. Bankes for instance, who has influence Peyronnet, in illustration of the mischief of and no redress for the man of moderate fortune. We and Mr. GURNEY were conferrii t' ether, and the you can settle it," replied Mr. HOSKINS.
with those of his own kidney-such as they are, the delay, alludes to a circumstance in which the admit the temptation to carry off the daughter of Jury found a verdict for the delfegndoagnt, at the same Although no chance of reconciliation appeared, Bteaelst.i,esoTabrr,ls.
1:,8C603c0bar,13, 0; bTagusrp;
that we were " unjust" in sending our troops to French taw differs materially from ours, namely, the latter is less than to carry off the daughter of the time that they said they had agreed to withdraw a and Mr. HoSKINS suspended the warrant for a fort- Peruvian Bark, 30 se.rons; Logwood, 31 telle,7;
Lisbon, meaning thereby that it was for the po- appeals from the verdicts of Juries in criminal former ;-but the case has occurred, and may again. juror. Lord TENTERDEN said both voices reached night, to give time for arraygement, as soon as Mr.
Fustic, 16 tons ; Camwood, 35 tons ; Madder,"
litical purpose of supporting one party against cases to,superior tribunals. " Out of 45 indi- The humble have their enemies as well as the high ; i .
iis ear at the same moment. We understood the Duon was told that he might leave the office he
' casks ; Cow and Ox Hides, 697; ditto, 25 10'.
theie are kestrels as well as ki.tes Wha sh -add ' offered his a Is• hl'l d 1 fll
rm, w ic tie a y c leer u y accepted et'
another-not for the military purpose, defined viduals, 'he says, " who, after having been de- verdict was to stand. ' There is still a good inquiry for Ashes and Inli.,ot
ther.efore wish to. see would be an. Act twe
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, declaring all : and they went away in good humour together.
by treaty, of protecting the kingdom from foreign clared Guilty by. the -Jury, have obtained the LUCAS V. DOWN. have given an advance of 6d. er cw jor both r
marriages celebrated it matters not how where- the Th'
is was an action on a bill of exchange for 6/. 'Messrs. Robinson and Harris, linen-drapers in P t* pot,
t Now the simple fact being that Spam cessation of their judgment, and have been
conques . e , . consent r'if the female has been obtain'ed by gross I.os. dated iOth Sept. 1825, drawn by the father `•
Crewford-street, were fined 40s. and costs for ex- and Pearl ;th '
e sales are, 150 barrels Montreal j 5,
t 09,0403 rof;a1:
Brand 1825, at 229. to 225. 6d. ; and 300 bari,,
a-nd her allies (whoever they may be) have con- subjected to fresh proceedings, fifteen have been and open fraud, to be ipso facto null and void. Or of 1I • *if db h r d
tle p ainti , accepte- y t_e de.en_ant, and en- posing goods for sale on the outside of t e s on
'll h
- ' Brand 1826, at 245. to 25e.; of Pearls 280 belle j
fused and incorporated these two objects, we acquitted before the second Court of Assize ; if this should be thought going too far, we should (horsed to the plaintiff. contrary to the Act. el
find an easv explanation of the sort of pretence which is in nearly the same proportion as that for wish to see a resolution of both Houses to the effect Mr. KELLY called Thomas Gibbon, who proved '
UNION-HALL.-On Saturday a painter and Brand 1826, at 245. 9d. to 2.r5.i., and 50 barrels 5
vote
at 235. 6d. per cwt. The only sale of States roe
on selsich the abuse of Mr. Canning by the the other accused. It does not appear doubtful of bestowing:, on all Bills of a nature similar to that the handwriting of the parties. glazier, named Larkins, residing in Red Lion-street,
is 10 barrels New York Pot, at 265. per cwt. J„e
Bankes's, and Hume's, and Londonderry s, is that the inevitable delays of a double pro- ;Pic
7 arenobs.eryi2g, the pri f üblic
yileges op . Mr. CARRINGTON for the defendant.-The plain. Southwark, was brought before the sitting Magi- 50
transactions in Dyewoods have been more extetito
hem to mo thrmash Puha- staate, J. T. HONE Esq., charged with h '
eying as- h.
founded, and of the facility with which thie lads- cedure have contributed to enfeeble the charges tiff took the bill from his father when it was over- t is week ;of Campeachy Logwood the sales are '4 .i 4
ment; ftree Cis( aan:expgence. This last n7easure is swilled the Re;r. kr. Mann, the Cha •
plain of the
representation hag obtained a partial countenance which were sufficient to produce the con- due and dislionoured,!which makes the bill no better tons, at 71. Is. 6d. to 7/. 155., and 20 tons St.Leci
completely within the power of the two Houses, d County Gaol. 00
among the declared lovers of peace. That viction of the first Jury. Thus the. prompt expe- an i 1. , very small, at 61. 2s. 6d, to 6/. ss. per ton. ~c,,,
nus hands than in the hands of the original drawer, The Reverend complainant was on his way to
is so plainly the dictate of common justice, that we
• I s coma ed and substantially at-
Spain la en g , dition of criminal affairs which humanity recom- ,
should hope they will ilot fail to adopt it.-eVew ' •
Lucas sen. who gave no consideration for it. A this office, whither lie was in the habit of dail hundred and twenty tons large ordinary Lima D",eo
tempted (though not yet ostensibly) a mili- .
mend . 1
s for the sake of those unfortuate persons who Times. Mr. Dawkins had two pigs, which were sold at a to
ea ing, to glance over the newspapers, and had just fr ,d , '
y ragua Wood part decayed, average 27 pieces, I,t
ected is also a means of conviction publie-house to the elder Luca.s, who afterwards oi erc y esterday by auction, and the whole sul' 0 '
tare- invasion of Portugal, every man worth :iiroe.aiiii,nsjust y susp
~ , . We observed in the Nezu Times of last Tues- got out of the purlieus sr the market when he d
- t the guilty. This, we know, is a delicate sold them for '7l. to Mr. Newin, who paid 10s. 3/. 10s. to 131. 15s. per ton, being considere 0
arguing with is well enough aware. If, there- , heard a stentorian voice : .t " The;e goes old
day, " We do not remember, at any former
point ; and there are some valuable observations in earnest, and afterwards paid the remainder, 6/. 10s. decline of full 2/. per ton on this description her,
fore, no further questions were asked, and the mere a recent number of the Edinburgh Review, attribut- I
)eriods of party excitement, when the war of but Mr. Lucas and the other parties thought it best ' 1 e't •
parson Mann With s eciacle- •7. "' - 'll
p d -._ i 7.1 e. b
e was tons solid Nicaragua Wood, not well cleaned, g'
in tie act o urning roun to. obsc.".,e t. e person . , toll'
fact were left as stated, the casusfcederis is fairly ed to a very popular writer, which would seem to opinion has been carried on with all its fiercest to arrange a party to Barnet fair, where they all went, afterwards offered and part sold at 161. pes to,
who had thus attempted to ridicule hurl in the eyes . ' •
made out, and Ministers have nothing to answer point to iff
a d...erent conclusion. There seems some- attributes, so much of sheer dishonesty, and of and in that expedition tile money was spent. Mr. Good Spanish Fustin has been sold at 8/. per
of the populace, when he received an open-handed
for. But as the purpose to be fulfilled by the thing horrid in the idea of executing or sending to unprincipled lios.,,tility, as we find resorted to, at Lucas was in great dread of his wife, who suspected in quantity.
blow on the back, between the shouldeos from the a co"
Spanish invasion is obvious upon the face of the t g ,
he alleys a man who may be able to prove his in- h
t..e preeent m m t hat lie had been at the fair and he rocured the
oen, by a class of journalists, t , . , P . defendant, who accompanied the assault upon him In Barwood nothing done ;10 tons goo viia
1 'e h - 1 ' -
mere y because delays are mac lee ous am. defendant to accept the bill, to enable him to de- wood brought from the quay, 15/. per ton. ,'-ed;
subject, and as that purpose is the absolute over- r_iocence,l, d
..d who really seem to have no notions of truth or with the following expression :-" Well. I ld
, y 0
iequent e estioy e,si en.ce. - e
.. .
This is too much like ceive.her, and eonceal from her the frolic of the fair. Quercitron Bark is in request, and 15s. is obtou'is iti
throw of the free constitution of Portugal, the I honour that would not suffer by comparison parson, how get you on ?" The familiarity, limper-
• Lord Ellenborough s notion, that it is a matter of • , Philip Dawkins-I was owner of the pigs. The the sales are about 60 hhds. at 125. to 155., `fro
impugners of the policy pursued by Great Brie.
indifference whether you destroy innocent or euiltv h 1
wit tle morality of Newgate or the House ol b.
ill was in my hands when it became due. I re- tinence, and gross vulgarity of the man attracted
th ett t' 1 fti I b h 'tl
e. en lot o ie peop e, yw om icy , quality. Ninety tons Dutch Oak Bark sold
,q),
tain alee chosen t o confound the incidental con- persons, as the death-of an innocent person will be Correction. A gang of writers (who they are- ceived it from old Mr. Lucas ;it was dishonoured, 1 +he ua at 6/ to CI 7s 6d d3O t - LeghorriCe _
,an ons . aps
surrounded, many of whom set up a horse-laugb at Si q Y ~,• • • • n Fifty t o
eequences of her defence of Portugal with its as efficacious in the way of example, as that of a guilty whence they come-or by whom employed, we and I returned it to him. !e at 8/. rs. 6d. to 8/. 10s. per to •
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•,. y.
what had taken place; and it was with some diffi-
nal principles and s,pirit ; and because the main- person. At the same time, we know much may be know not) have been Ouickenerl into existence Mr. Lucas, sen.-The bill was accepted by the eulty be moved through the crowd, and proceeded Reogh Brimstone have been taken at .5/. .D3' ~Yetea
taltZrice of the free government happens to be said in favour of malting the first trial conclusive. within these few weeks, who appear to vie with defendant for the 6/. 10s. which he had received.- to this office for the purpose of exhibiting the: corn- 10s• her ton. Small sales of Cochineal are 00.e.cot
secured by that of the independence of the na.- The responsibility of the Jury is incfreased when each other in the dirtiest work to which men, I did not go to Barnet fair, or participate in the plaint, and obtaining a warrant against the defirndant at 139h•Ida to 14s. per lb. The finer quality of P.ing
tion-because the Liberals become triumphant there is noldappeal ;
hands bl esides;
dwle efar that rfich having parted with their last rag of reputation can spending of one farthing of the money, nor was one for his conduct on the occasion. Is.-.... . -xis in good demand, at imPW er
over the Sere.'iles, as surely as the defence of Por- men u avail tem •so. _ _ y
.a_ io •
lei
s apply themselves for procuring a meal." We na- farthing of it paid with my permission. When I The defendant, who was evidently under the in-
• prices ;27 oeles have brought 61. 12s. tsd to 71. P..,
' ive'-
quently than the pool, to get rid of evidence. ~ . asked tile defendant for the money, he said lie had fluence of liquor, could a' be restrained from inter- cwt. Sicily Shurnac is lower, 400 bags or;
• S ain -we are charged turallv wished to avoid, if oos,ible coming into
tu.gal prospers against p , . , c de Peyronnet acknowledges that the Police is much 1. i„. .
.. , r' 1 - ,:' - ,9 no money and I said, give me a bill. rupting the Rey, Geetteman in the couree of his sold yesterday by auction at 9s. 6d., the qualitYlls,,
with having been governed by a view to tne se-
more efficacious in rePressing crimes against pro- t n•ect collision witu any oF t.iesc uisreputame as- Ld i W• 11 b
or ENTERDEN- I yOll 0 serve upon this, statement, by vociferating, " Oh, oh, my old cock, is 120 bags new Import had previously brough! les',
condary and domestic result of our interference, perty 1
teen crimes against the person. This is the sailants, upon the same principle, that in walking mr. carrington ? that you ? -What i old Parson Mann bring me here and 40 bags Verona Bs. per cwt. Valonia le oc
insiead of a regard to its moral and international fair side of the population of this country. Our the streets, we should prefer submitting to an Mr.CARRINGTON-I am in your Lordship's halide. for baying a bit of a lark with him, before these ho- inquired for, the sales are about 30 tons Morfolov.
oriain ; And Great Britain bears the blame of crimes are Id di
se.eom or( cted againet the person ; and endurable insult from a scavenger or prostitute, Lord TENTERDEN-Then I think you are beat. nourable gentlemen ? I tell you what, gentletnen, I 15/. 10s., and 10 tons Turkey at 16/. 15s• per '5,
.„. , verse indiffe- with hardly any Police at all the number of deeds rather than resent it ; for what could we ho eto Verdic f A few chests good Lac Dye hate been talten ato
meduting in a civil war, from a per .. l .. - , b . . _ 1
e. p tor the plaintiff-Damages 71. have fought for my King and country at the battle - e
rence to the highly important truth that the civil ot vet, ence among us seem to Far no proportion to gain by the co iflict but a more copious effusion . of Waterloo, and now pay rates and taxes to support bout
4d. per lb. The sales of Saltpetre are A
e,„,,
, that of deeds of that character in France. A mur- of blackeuardism and obscenity ?We do think, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. a parcel of old women like the parson there. The bags at 225. 6d. for ordinary, and 265. for fu'i of
war itself is nothing.
.more than a subordinat ~,
, we ear
derer seldom escapes justice in England - f Good W. 0. barrel Staves are wanted, a Par,eestats
and treacherous contrivance for aiding the foreign however, we are at last called upon to make a short and the long of the matter is," added the de-
murder is frequently committed in France to de- GUILDHALL.-Smart, the turnkey of New- fendant, " I shall sell my house, get out of St. Sa- Baltimore has brought IIL los. per me Bees he,
enemy. We recommend upon this part of the
stroy evidence of crime. We regret we cannot pro- proper stand against a system of Nvarfare, which, is taken in small paivels at 10/. 15s. to 11/. for h-w..„
question an attentive perusal of the able s eech
p secute this interesting subject farther at present.- . . Y
if left wholl - ..
1 '
unnothcec, may subject us to the gat,e brought up the \JIVE! of Ii prisoner who had been viour's parish altogether, and never no more listen to
acquitted upon an indictment for felony on the the trash that old parson Mann deals out from the rican, and 91. 9s. for East India of good qualit):;ets
of Sir James Mackintosh on Friday last, where 31urning, Chronicle. imputation of being unable to repel it. An
ground that he was insane, bid had been ordered to pulpit." The defendant here indulged for some time 11
One hundred and forty bales Turkey Madder 5,
the law is scientifically laid down, asul. enforced
That Mr. Canning is more distinguished for Evening Paper has .
heen established within the be detained ; she was examined as to her husband's in the most gross language towards the Rev. Gen- have been sold at 355., and some Dutch Madder Br,
by g variety ofjust and app . .
osite observations. For
florid eloquence than political wisdom, is a pro- that
last three weeks, which belongs to , class we •
settlement, in order that his i I h b 1 1 I hh M •
par.sa may -ear tiie ex- t eman, unti at engt t e agistrate observed that In Olive Oil little doing, Galli 11P a
poli in sma 0
rich of the subject on which little has yet have described above. In this paper, of Satur- pense of his detention in a lunatic asylum. his conduct was so scandalous, that he should fine cels brings 431. 108. per ton. Linseed Oil in goo
that bra. osition which we think none will deny but hi' demand at 11. 9s. Pale Rape dull of *ale. ot
him ss. for being drunk, besides making him find hail
been said, viz., the character and prospects p s day last, it is distinctly insinuated that the Neu) Sir PETER LAURIE asked Smart whether he and
of the negojations now pending between Par- most obsequious parasites-nor do we believe Times is about to be discontinued ; that " its the other t• k to answer the alleged assa It
inn ey who had suffered Ikey Solomons • u • holders of Newfoundland Cod Oil remain P'l;, o
to which " France and that the fulsome homage which the recreant hours are counted," and that " its printers to es A char eof felon for which there was not the • ''
cape, still retained their situations in Newgate ? g y d
24/ 10s • nothing done in Seal Oil. There -0i
tugal and Spann Oil
goo demand for Palm Oil at 27/. per ton. ea.
England" are acknoevledged hy Lord Dud- Whigs pay to their new leader will have any ef- are under a notice of discharge for the 30th Smart replied that they did. slightest foundation, was broil ht against a gentle-
named Stephen Sherwood, by Geo. Green, a hack-
g ins
Turpentine is less inquired for, but the price resole
ley to be " parties," we are loth to embarrass feet in altering that opinion. Still those gentle- of J.uhe:" A few days since, this same paper Sir PETER thought that an officer so indiscreet as
nev-coach-proprietor, who accused him of having steady. In Rice but little done this week- I ate'
.n _ulging in ina.ny men seern Ltermined •-o pay him richly with copied fi•om a Sunday one a paragraph of a to a7e.pt brandy and wider (with which. some
the Kina's GoverAment by 1 d stOlen a coach and a pair of horses. considerable parcels of Hides were offered 4 - eil
a " for the " solid nuddinn." to similar tendency ; and on one or two nrecedine stupifyine drug bad been mixed) from his prisoner, ion on Monde but the 1 le s 1,31
bopas or fears. Thus much, how-over, may be ~ empty praise .
_, . The defendant said, that there never was a more ti ' Y
_ 2 on y part so.- eva 6aa
- ° • •I '.
- d la. .I • h '• • deserved' immediate dismission. As, however he
safely, and perhaps usefully suggested-that France which they have just be:gun to help themselves occasions, it las in u.bet in t e same assertions. scandalous charge. He then proceeded to state, that on '
c ry Callao Ox and Cow, the soand at tsi-d. wero"aa
(Smart) had been examined before the CoitA of
must not obtain too easy credit for her readiness to under his Administration. In the debate the We are no lawyers, but we are much mistaken if a the night before, having walked in from the country, the wormed at 4d. to 6d. per lia ; 1,000 rob
Aldermen, he N uld efrain f in u ine an
vo r ro ptt , y ques-
forego the occupation of Spain, or Ferdinand for other night, relative to ',:he additional vote of Court ofJustice, when we prove to a Jury of twelve tions to him now. and desirous of haying a coach home from the stand American salted at 4d., 550 B. A. salted at ytte
his resolutions to respect the rights of Portugal; on
500,000/. to defray the expellees of the expedi- intelligent men, the extent and value of the in Westminster-road, he saw the coach in question ; and 200 West India wet salted at 4p. ear lb• eel
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.-o.n Wednes- L' 'n g'i
the contrary, that something more than writt:M
tioll to Portugal, Sir James Mackintosh ex- property .which must be injured in proportion no person being in attendance, he called several sales of Hemp are very trilling. Tallow ie gio
guarantee must be required from both. The men-
ressed his admiration of the Premier in the as libels like these are believed-will not teach our • '
day last Mr. T. Flower who, with his wife and times for the driver or waterman ; neither of them request at 395. 6d. to 395. 9d. for Odes°,
tion of this subject induces us to refer to the line 1) . _ . family, are lodgers at 'No. 64, Frith-street, Soho- however, being in time way, his friend got inside, and 40s. Od. for Petersburgh Y. C.
-which Lord Grey has thought proper to take, not glowing angu ~,
1 age of one who was grateful for adversaries a salutary lesson. At least, we are in- square came t Is. fl.
clined to try, whether newspaper property is not ' ' '• ...._ otis o ice, and made the following he (Mr. Sherwood) mounted the box conceiving
ceived, or perhaps expectant of more. complaint . Some days previously, two of his child- ' COUNTRY CORN MARKETS
only in discussing the policy of Great Britain in re- favours le
I. 1
1. i . that by the time he turned round the 'heads of the
e 0. protected by the same laws which would protect a .•-•/
lation to Portugal, but in standing forth to the world He spoke o tle foo is i business of senamb ren had been taken suddenly ill ; indeed, to such a DURING LAST WEEK.
horses, the driver would make his appearance. In-
banker, a merchant, or tradesman, with respect to _en-see-woo>
as an associate and regular colleague of the ex-Tory 5,000 troops to dance a sort of military minuet degree that it was foundyecessary to send for a sur- 1 Wheat. Barley. Oe;ce.
_........./..
stead of this being the case, the complainant came
whom some dastardly enemy spread a false and ma- --. ----- - op e
Ministers, wheeever an opportunity has of late been in Partugal, and to saddle John Bull with the licions report of his insolvency. This declaration geon. After the admidnisbtration of some medicine, up at the moment, dragged him off the box, and hay- Per Quarter. s. to a. e. to s. a, to s. ." :',
afforded him to demonstrate his party inclinations. expence Of a war without its glory-lie spoke of of our intention may be considered as superseding, they
_were reliey.ed, a
_. t e.shrgeolii, judging from ing given him into the custody of a watchman, sub- (./..;tanrtrieer,....,........-... g.!, 56 as vs. 30 :ii.'l4 ..... ~
When his Lordships reproaches 'Ministers, that , , i: 1 A. ;
tins loonsa ousiness, than which nothing so ri- we trust, any necessity for a formal assurance to it.s effefcts, ga. e
(it as lis opinir t tat the indisposi- sequently charged bim with having stolen the coach Heehern-.1 60 t5B 43 48 37 43 "4",,5i bel
non o the c til ren was cause by something the
" they are not able to hold out any definite prospect Y and horses; and he was locked up for the night from rn-Peti:l -IN (Is; .84 ,414(j f,li 531 4i3 ,j,'59
li 1 us lyts been done since the Lisbon 'job, as our readers and advertisers, and to the public
t ell 0 . „ ge," had eaten. The matter was passed o
for the withdrawal of the troops" from Portugal, is . ver, and no- his wife and family, the constable of the night having ineyiwne,aese ei 48 sr, 38 43 29 ~,A36 g(,:i ',..-
: " one of the brightest events in the history of nerally, that the statement is a gross faisenoou. thing more was thought of it until h (W 1
on tat co- Sheffield -......- ;60 65 39 46 26 -a,
it not easy to answer that the period for eyacuateig refused to accept of bail.
We detest the quackery of boasting, but at a proper Winchester ,' 57 -40 --, -, r- 7:1. %1
1 1!” WI t I• t
that country must depend on the councils of the Eng art .• ia a lis. oily
.o b
f England must we edev) morni 0- h Alh Fl • •
ne. ,
.. . rib,
.w en is. owei w ent to a Mr. Hall, the chief constable, spoke to the respec- . Per Bushel. ! s.d. a. d. a. d. s. 0- 5' 7 (1...3 '''‘' Bt3 4
I 7- time, and in a proper place, it will be seen whe-
French and Spanish Cabinets, not on those of have, if this be one of its anghtest events .IN e clothes-press in which she keeps her dresses, and tability of the accused. A case was then stated of a (1--lairemeiiintgam-H 77 ,1 ''
(ti 5 g 5 : l'1) 5 9 1..,-(1 fse
ther a Paper, with the circulation, influence, and
Great Britain ; and that it would be ridicelous in presume Sir James means to reckon the Lisbon discovered that a valuable silk dress belonging to gentleman, who, finding the driver of a certain coach Neweasfie (stait;) I 9 8 16 *0 00, o o 5 0 5 :2, IP e
character, of the New Times, to say nothing of
en English Minister to pledge himself before Partia- job as another-and if John Bull is content to the amount of capital which it'inyolyes, is one likely her had the colour discharged from it in different absent from the stand, proceeded to take off the itir ,It iteg lert o n - pi) 2 2 (2) 2g () (!) :. 91 t 0
tOig 1
,E? Co
parts, and several holes eaten through it, as if it had
ment for contingencies over -which he has no posi- pay the bill of costs in all such cases, we suspect to be cast to the winds. We are no novices in political plate, it being dark at the time; but, before he had Stafford ~. l9oooooo 0 6 0 6 „6 7 6 '5l
tiee cdntrol ? But it is needless to go further on that his historian need never be its want of bright warfare. We have contested many arduous strug- been sprinkled orer with some corrosive liquid; and, accomplished this, the driver came up, who, to avoid w•
W•trwiek .......-. 7 2 7 6 5 0 5 6 4 9 5 . 9 0
wester- 7 5 7to 6 0 6 3 4 0 5 0 13 q
the queston. If Lord Grey considers it for his ad-
1_ events•ao record. In the course of the debate to gles with factions of all kinds, and we care not who on its being examined by a chymist to whom it was a
tee penalty, actually gave him into custody on a Per poll. ,
..... 0 Ist;
shown he pronounced it to have been destroyed by h Barnardeastle..-- 12 0 17 0 0 0 10 6 7 6 10 d" 13 oii ~,
e arge of felony. This was a common practice, it
vantage to follow in the footsteps of Messrs. Bailees, .
vhich we alluded, Mr. Hume asked Mr. Can- arraigns our arguments, or opposes our principles.- • • Darlington .... . 'l4 ? 16 010 o 0 0 6 9 9`; jil 0 0;
Hume, and Londonderry, and to risk the forfeiture ' . 1! •d U 1 • • th. 1 -NI• Fl
To mom . pon earning
.Is, le (s 1. ower) Was stated, of the backney-coach fraternity. Durham ----,,... 13 3 l 5 610 6 0 0 S 0 9 :-.: 0 0 0 ''',,
1 it was that he had not interfered to They are at liberty to do this in every varied form , Stanhope ~................. ,12 61390 0 10 0 0 u 0 v
0 7 n 0 0 „ 0
of a reputation founded on his support of liberal and lung wiy F 1 . ,
~ fs . . etermined to trace out, if possible, the perpetrator The MAGISTRATE then informed Mr. Sherwooa Stockton 'l4 9 •
, 16 b 0 0 0 0 7 8 ' 0 v
ll ,is of rancorous and exasperated hostility. But this is of so w
honourable me,asures, it would be vain to remonstrate prevent the renc Ime asion o pain, as we . anton an act, and immediately set on foot a Woliinghan, ..,...!14 01661100 0 8 6 10 0 I.
that he was perfectly exonerated from the char d
ge, an
a species of attack which, whether we look to the •.1 • • i„, Ca'o
with him. The Noble 'Earl is not young; and at what was called the threatened invasion of Por- riga inquiry amongst all the inmates of the house, added that he might take out a summons against the _________ ,ro.
baseness of the motive, or its possible consequences, MINING INTELLIGENCE. c/04 , 0
65 it is too late to thirds of making a new character. tugal ; the latter replied we were bound by treaty to which consist of two other families besides his own; driver, under the Hackney-coach Act, from being Quantity of Copper Ore sold a.t Redruth lastTbursel.Y 'o' 10.,
, we feel ourselves called upon to punish in the same
---Ti»zes. support the Portuguese, but not the Spaniarus, way as we would the ruffian who stops us on the nor had. h.e pursued the investigation long, before he absent from the stand when his coach was called. &v,,..nagyPorg= ...... ......................................... riolied.°
he which made the material dtstinction between the 11. h • •h . b 1 •h inv d was satisfied as to the parties who had perpetrated Mr. Sherwood availed himself of the information. Amount of Sale,lll3l,;Sli .. .. ............ ................ 14
A Report from the Ministry of Justice to t ig \say, oi t c urg ar w o aes our dwelling in ----.-...---.
this act of mischief upon his property, and who had E.
two cases. Now, unfortunately for Mr. Canni ' --
Kine of France, submitted by M. Peyronnet, ng a the night.-Ibid. added to it the still more atrocious crime of causin BIRTH. , lkfra`
t• loeic, he gave a different aceount of the matter in --- .n, I g, The neighbourhood of Rutland-street, Not-
Garde des Sceaux, dated the 6th June, 1827,
tliat meniorable discussion which took place when THE WOODEN 10/ ALLS OF IItELAND.-At on a former day, by the most foul means, the ill- tingham, was, on Friday night last, thrown into a state of On the Sth inst. at Catford Hill, Leyfisaarn,
si
explanatory of thirty-six tables, on an entirely
he first proposed the measure, for he gave, as the one of those large convivial parties which disting-,uished the ness of
.two oy his children ;in short, he learned excitement and alarm, by a person residing in that street, ~. .2
Oswald of a son
At Briah . h Irs. Frederick WO -
lan elucidatiug the state of Criminal Jus. reason for not preventing the French from crossing table of Major Hobart, when he was Secretary in Irelan4, from a little girl in the house, whom he had ques- having in a fit of insanity attempted to murder his svife. --_, e ton, on t e 27th ult., A
new p ,
tice in France in 1826, and furnishing points of the Pyreenees, that he had resolved to make the amongst the usual loyal toasts, " The Wooden Walls of tioned, that, on the day the children were taken ill, The wretched. laii.liac had twist.ed a handkerchief around a 'Laughter.
• •li that of former years, is publish- possession of Spain valueless, or embarrassing to the
comparison wit England " being given,-Sir John Hair:, ilton in his turn, she had been sent out by two female servants in the lien roiteL f r
th ;.
kof his wife who was lying upon the bed, and, had MARRIED. lot alit
_;flef'
1 id afforded, sh wold obabl I. by the --issesol
ea, in t ie
I Moniteur of Thursday last. From the French Government, by separating the Colonies for gaye ~ the Wooden Nyalls of Ireland ! This toast being house to purchase a quantity 9f vitriol, which she did, i en h e ime y a
1;54 e u
hpr Y On the git inst. at James's churce, ee.el.,.
~ „e,
1 e was asked for an explanation • upon and brought to them and which they told her they in- in a very minutes have been a t. ess corpse. s e has re- the Lord Bishop of Llandaff, Dr. Burne, 1,1.::', loe 0 A
varions indications of the labours executed under ever from the parent state-he had looked to ano- t‘irmitieebri,efiwllitnocruas
haul., ii)er,
he very gravely stood e ' sad, tended to mix with' some b con and e which hi mained ever since in an extremely precarious state from the gardens, to Anna Louisa, only daughter of t)::e ' crAfor'
the direction of the trench Ministry on this thee quarter to punish this act of unprincipled a.m- I
bowing to tl7e MaZiuis of Waterford and several Pc'ountry (Mr. Flower's) fiend a 1 gg;i d s
y were to lave tat ay for injuries received. The maniac at the time of making this Henry Ford, LL.D. Principal of Magd.tlen 1011', , V
ts bition and had " called the new world into exist- 1,, la Il tt mt 't a 1b r d d d 1 ' tl
?rri .e a e p 1. appe rs,. ou e un er a e usion ic!.t and Canon Residentiary of Heref'ard. the Pe
important subject, given in the aesounts of tiie so
ni_se gent smen, who commanded county regiments, he said,- dinner ; and on inquiry since, of the medical gentle- bY t t
nce t'o redress the balance of the old." his wife had admitted the visits of a paramour, and that his On the 2d inst. at Luke's Church, Chelsot Agee '
Debates of the Chamber of Deputies, and in the e. . "e" "My Lords and Gentlemen! I have the pleasure of giving man who had attended 1 ii.
t le c ildren, he gave it as
, to' Mr. Canning's consistency ; and it would require you the Wooden Walls of Ireland-the Colonels of Mi- • • • own life was consequently endangered. H. Blunt, Edmund Bowdon, Esq. of Slseort, esse•
remaining columns of the Paris Journals, and his opinion, that such an adulteration of their food
all the ingenuity of his new adherents to take these litia !" So broad but so good-humoured a jeu d'esprit, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. APRIL 21.-A A 1.
me la, second daughter of the late Philip 6 .1
al of M. de Peyronnet's Report in • would have caused the sort of illness they had la-
from the perus two specimens of the Premier's political reasoning, excited great merriment; the truth was fomotten in the shocking murder was committed several days ago on the Cockspur-street and Earl's-court.
not a little anxioue to ex- .
the illoniteur, we are b _ . end to reconcile them to each other. We cannot jocularity, but the epithet did not perish. Ihsaw only one botned under. body of a free woman of colour, who resided in this county. DIED 4. r‘ tbe Itt
tend our knowledge of t ein. Th
-ey will, if n'e here omit noticing the boundless confidence which grave countenance in the room, and that belonged to the late The Magistrate, upon this statement, issued sum- Ive understand that some person forcibly entered the house 0 the 2Stli ult. at .her ho . Wiriches`e"'
use, at - t/,'
valuable hints to those Sir James Mackintosh has learnt to place in Mr. Marquis of Waterford, n-ho was the (1
prou_est egotist I ever monses to be served upon the two accused female in the night, dragged her across the floor, and finally --onn
mistake not, furnish many. . H Lady William Murra „la i
t t. f C ' l C i
. connected with ti:e admints ra. ion o. rim.
ina,. eann_ng with regard to his management of the met with. He had a tremendous squint,-nor was there servants, requiring them to come forward and ex- despatched her by several blows on the head with an axe. On the Bth inst. at his lo.use in Russell-scitla;o' oer,o
I will, besides, serve Public purse. The vote of 500,000/. having been anything preposssing in the residue of his features t? aton.e plain the serious conduct attributed to them. Ac- The hous was then plundered and set on fire, and con- yath year of his age, Wm. Campbell, Escl- C?rf,P3o of hio
Justice in this country, ant 0f . t for that deformity. Nothing can better exemplify his cordingly the misled, with all the body except a part of the bead. It is and Ch3'r. •to ''.,
summonses were served by an officer the Legacy Duty New Department, rifice rp.
enerall entertained b. t d t t tl • l
o jee e oas ex ravagan y arge, i3l my par
Lordship's opinion of himself and others, than an observa- coniectured that the murderer was tempted to commit this
to rectify some errors very g .
y 1 (said Sir Jaraes), I have confidence enough in tbe . upon the two females in question, whose names are ' Board of Stamps in Ireland. He fell a sae 4 Goss
iparatile preva ence of twill beard
.biin make at Lord •Portarlingtou's table. . foul deed under the expectation of getting some seventy or rvice -
Mary Taylor a zealous and indefatigable exertions in tbeee
nd Mary Tedenham, and Saturda
with respect to the co.n . , . , k
R. H bl G 1 b f h
ight onoura e ent eman to e 'eve tat no
H 'n occasion for asu rl t. d
ay, gt pe a iye egree of comparison be- 3' ei lit dll d h • •f hi
g y o ars, suppose to ave been in possesaion o_ t___s g 'ire'
. • d Britain. it is' " n."' more *money than is absolutely wanted will be last was appointed for their attendance at this office went and the public. salnuel 1
prime in France an wo persons, he was at a loss for a climax: At _ _ _ _ ; womat.i. Circumstances which have transpired since the On the 7th inst. at his house at Eva")
_nstetute any comi?arison in obedience thereto.
. eeedinerly difficult to i i . taken?' Since the debates on the Lisbon Job, Sir it ewn. ele
71h , however, he luckily hit on one, " That man was, At the hour named, Dlr• commission of the murder. have caused suspicion to alight •
Esse in the 70c1 year of his age. • Oi
ex‘. -
sso very differently cirenni- T
',Ames must certainly have met with that dervish (said the Marquis)-he was as superior as--as-as lam Flower attended with the little girl, from whom he on a negro man belonginE:.o 11fr. Benjamin Sowell of this -.- -
countrie irauNG, at
betwei.7l two do not believe that mentione4 in the n Arabian Tales," who, by aP- to Lerd Itanelaelo9-Sir Joaaa Barri/soot's Personai bad learned what had taken place ; and the servant, county. The su d urderer has been apprehended, Pampa) and Puroasnao bY bl• '- a.
ppose m
stanced. for inStuce7 ",-, .II 0 1 ;
9 .y.ng a Certain golden ointment to the eyes, could Sketches of his owil Times. i‘lftry Tedeitham, also appeared, but not so Mary and committed for trialowdinierican ,Parcr. Syr-Os-Tins, No. nu, mow
, of oue vovernment -as P -
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On the Bth inst. at CEaltßfo'rd—Ailill, Lewish'in' - ,01
Oswald, of a son.
4.l.'dAautgßhterigr.hton, on the 27th ult., Mrs. Frederick Oil'
Re f,
MARRIED. lot lit °
On the 9th inst. at James's church, by the A-igspf:.lls'
the Lord Bishop of Llandaff, Dr. Burne, Di•D''; t; ite''''
gardens, to Anna Louisa, only daughter of tt's Ocrxforilo
Henry Ford, LL.D. Principal of Magotlen /bib,
4.4 4
and Canon Residentiary of Herotf'ard. - by the Ite::0
On the Qd inst. at Luke's Church, Chel9ea► "J treeto 'f
H.
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tuuhnret:s2tsEr e
etdhtmnauinntd:
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Amelia, second daughter of the late Philip Gilbe'.t'
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CoroPtr° tiller tl'‘,,
57th year of his age, Wm. Campbell, Esq•
the Legacy Duty New Department, and Chajol',3.° t 0 r
Board of Stamps in Ireland. He fell a saerinSeGoV
zealous and indefatigable exertions in the service 0'
went and the public. ~,„1 el gt;re'
' On the 7th inst. at his house at Ersonl) '-'"-- u
Esq. in the 72d year of his ore', inatßWussinecibi