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London, England, 1814-05-04 00:00:00

CtRCLTID INrELLIOINet

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t'ERTH, APR
Thnrsday, tame on the trialder Ilfargarrt Bakter,
for uttering forged notes. There svf.,e three charges ,
laid in the indictment, on the second of which she w.ss
found Guilty, and sentenced to be transported for
seven years.
Same day, john Elder, convicted of culpable homi-
cide, was sentenced to one year's imprisonment in the
Tolhnoth of Dundee.
Owing to the ahsence of snipe material witnesses,
the trial of Betty Murray, for theft, was put of.
ABERDEEN, APRIL a-r. •
Monday the Circuit Court of justiciary was opened
here by the LORD JUSTICE CLatt,c and Lord Atli:cont.
The Court began with thy trial of James Farquhar,
late butcher, in Huntly, accused --of stealing a consi-
derable sum of money from the haversack of John
Rose, private in the Aberdeenshire Militia, while on
a journey together through part of the county of Aber-
deen. In this case the Jury acquitted the prisoner.
Jean Davi!hon, from B uifr, accused of house break-
ing and theft. This was a very distressing case.--,
The pa isonet, a young creatnre,apparemly pregnant,
Rpme:ired in the most calamitous circ,,mstances, to-
tally friendless and forlorn. She confessed her guilt.
Sentence delayed.
The Court next proceeded to the trial i,f Rolm
Middleton, accused of rape, or an assault upon Helen
Fife, with an intent to commit a rape. Alter the trial
had proceeded some length, the ApvocaTE DEPUTE
gave up the cause, and the prisoner was dismissed from
the bar.

BIR I HS.
In Pall-Mall, the Lady of Henry Hetusseurth, Esq. of a
daughter.
Friday, at Lennox love, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel the
Hon. Patrick S. tort, of a son.
At Lis house hi Marchester-ttreet, the Lady of Sir John Mal-
calm, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
The 25th ult. at Stallsfield, the Rev. Bengamin Modes, Rector
of Stales&ld and of New Church, to Sarah Uohree, of Ashford,
widow of the late Captain J. Dobree, of the Hun. East-111,1'a
Company's Service.
Weshiesday, at Melton. Captain John Fordyce Maples, of the
Royal Navy, to Mfs Carthew, of Woodbridge, widow of the late
John Curthew, Est) of that place.
At Edinburgh, the 90th ult. Edward Sandman, Esq. merchant '
in Eilinhorii h, to Leticia, daughter of Thomas Gordon, Esq. of
tVhitbttru, wfiser to the signet.
(►n the 7th'-Ceptemher last, at Nundydrong, country of My-
sore. Major Patrick Vans Agnew, Hon. Fast India C.lm. any •
,ervice, to Catharine, second daughter ut the late Donald Fraser,.
Esq. weter, Inverness.
At Getktes, the 7th inst. the seat of NVillizni Latish, r.q.
the Rev. John Cormack, mil ester of Stow, to Helen, daughter of
the late John Rose, Esq. of Holme.

• DIED.
At A•likirk Manse, the 21st ult. Jessie, youngest daughter of
use Rev. Gavin .1. Hamilton, minister of Ashkirk.
At Glasnakilly.l4k of Sky, the Bth utt. Mary Innes, formerly
servant in the family of. Gla.nakilty, at the very advanced age of
127 years. She lived to see the sixth geherat ton, and ritained
the use of her fAculties to the last.

At Manchester, the I t•th ult. aged 30 years, Mr. Stephen
Polito, of Exeter 'Change, Lender, proprietor of titc celebrated
Menageries.
The 26th December last, in the 46th year of his age, at Santa
Maura, in Leftathia, one of the Greek Islands, on hia return
from Athens to Sicily, Major-General Darla.
At his house at Greenwich, the sth ult. after a few days ill-
ness, Captain John Monztir, R.N. aged 71.
In Rathhone-place, she a set ult. Mrs. Forrest, widow of the
late Capt. lS Forrest, of tire lino. East lode Company's service.
Tuesday te'tinight, at Oaken House, near Wotserluimpton
Frances, eldest daughter of the We 'its. John Wrortesley, Fart
Lrely, at Parts, M. Mercier, author of several popular works,
and Member nt the Institute, aged d 4 years. His funeral was
very numerously attended.
At Aberdeen, on the 17th ultimo, Lady Hanlon Gordon, wits.
dow of Robert Gordon, Esq. of liallbead.
On the 17th ultnuo, at Cheltenham, Captain W. Mackenzie,
9th Royal Veteran Battalion, late of the 42d Regiment.
Lately, in Spain, Major Soon, of the 9241 Regiment, in con-
sequence
of a wound in the thigh ; he bsed only three days after
suffering antputation:

HIGH WATER AT LONDUN BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
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