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London, England, 1816-02-17 00:00:00

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The Friends of 10ut4.: athf Hams
neatly entreated to be on their stud
arts which a powerful party .ir,
present moment to create in the p.th
judice hostile to the cause of A t,
press teems with Pamphlets, an I
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peps with Paragraphs, filled with g rtied
Misrepresentations of fact, and abuse ee
who have taken a forward part in the
that cause. The object of these Pamphlet
graphs is sufficiently obvious : it is ee
without abatement all the dreadftil mot
colonial bondage, and nerliAos ultimate
the African Slave Trade. The pub:ie
sured that in a short time those &loft
fully developed, and the arts exposed b
now attempted to uphold them. i
The

gallant 42d Regiment of H;
rived at Sunderland barracks in dime°,
Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday sera
march of these brave men has bees.
scene of triumph. At Durham, the
they marched m, were greeted by tr
a subscription was raised, from whid
commissioned officer and private, and
received Is. At Houghton-le Sptioß
received with the ringing of bells, 4/14
were presented with a refreshment if Ali
binson the brewer. On Tuesday last, ;
of the regiment arrived at South Shie
.route from Sunderland to Tyner oath I
were greeted in the most enthusiastic en
inhabitants, who set the bells a ringing,
men a treat of bread and cheese and ale
place. A subscription was immediate]
for these brave fellows, which amonntedl
The reception which ibis gallant band !
at all the places in their line of march,,,
gratifying to their own feelings, as well
to the English character. The depot of
passed through Newcastle last w..ek, fr
to join their brave comrades at Sunder',
marched through Gateshead, they were
a peal from the bells.
Coaorren's INQUEST—Tuesday an Icq
at the White Horse, Layton, Essex, is
body of Mr. Joint CAVELIER, OW! of
street Police Officers, who was killed by
from the top of the Layton stage, on
the breaking of the fore axletree ; the dec
upon his head, his neck was .tislocated,t
and he received several other violent ci
expired instantaneously. Verdict Acci.
—The coach was upset, and dragged a
way, but the inside passengers escaped
Yesterday another Inquest was held ;
the Light Horseman, Orange-court, Leil
on the body of a man, who, on Wedi
came up to a watchman at Ch sting Cr,
of intoxication, and induced Win to tal
Martin's watch-house; bat not Is .viag ;
give of him, the watch-house-kte?er ref
him in, and he was left in the p.s,age in
where, at break of day, he was found a
Jury returned the following Vs rdict:—
ceased.met his death by the V:sitition
',cfa of opinions that if he had been p
care of, he would have recovered ; an,
a remonstrance to the Vestry Board, c:
the conduct of the watch-house-keeper.
A few days si:lce, the Overseers (If H.
tnoned Daniel Collwood, tArr'er, truer
name of Dr. Candlebags, for re; u •
wife, who had been chargeable to the In
castle for several years. The doctor, c
before the Magistrate, expressed a susp
wife had concealed a considerable ;to
Monday the 29th ult. he, accompanies
stables and Overseers, proceeded to seal
on their entering which, the doctor's wt
treme poverty, and declared she had not
penny in her possession ; but, on a mi
, two boxes, £133. 9s. in specie were lot
deposited in several small tin boxes, v
rags and paper, and consisting of one
guineas, SI half-guineas, one Spanisi
Galt-crowns, 537 shillings, and W. sup
the habits and miserable appearance of
it does not appear that she has ever
part of the wealth to her own comfort.

COAL MARKET, FEBRUARY
Ships at Market. Ships •;old.
itsf Newcastle 1183 361. 6d.
91 Sunderland 4 38..91

• COON hIAkKEI'S.
Uzesinot, Feb. 15.--Wheat per load XII
Barleyr per quarter 25s to Otis. Oats Vs to I
to us. Old Beans Vs to 34.. Peas SIG to
OXIOED, Feb. 15.—Price of the Quarters Le
being es. ad per bushel.

BIRTH. •
February I •, at West Hall, Bath, the Lady of
Masters of a daughter.

DIED.
Sept. f, lo Fort 9t. George, Madras, Alex. 1
tant-kurgoon in the Hon. Company's service.
ihuldaks In hit 79th year, James Scully, Esq.
tbe comity of Tipperary.
'The Rev. John Brown, many years Pastor it
mien at Cumberland-carat Chapel.
The Rev. Dr. Griffith, Captain to the Margot
IMaror of the Grammar School, Warutuuar
Little Eke, Soniersit.
The Rev. Thomas Core, Vicar of Bradby, lli
Sunday Woolen, in Norwich, attar a few d
lam, eldest ma of the late Rev. Win. Leach, of
Charles Boor, Esq. solicitor and towu clerk of]
At Dumfries, the Slet *IL Mrs. Harley, irk
E 94. Surgeon.
.let Aberdeen, at a very advanced age, Kenni
yeerao, who fought in the service of George II
bilodew, and during the whole of the German
At Hoiebonee of I in-wald, the Sti inst. in the
age, Mr. William Unwordie. He sever frk
nor was Le ever confined to hod by pain or
day precious to Wdeath.
Friday senoight, aged 14, George Kirkby,
George Kirkby, printer, of Caoterbury. His p
alt seriderige and kind mother, who died o
eosin% ash hio fW disposition, have in no stm
to kis early AbodoOlon.
Liody, ot Ihtsitsideeat an advanced avi, Cal
veteran who, *OW the celebrated siege of C
lighted shall oat of the Laboeatary, carried it sot
threw it upon the ground, where it exploded. I
received a pnoebt is Ramey, and thanks from
afterwards Lord Heathfield, the Governor of*,

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