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.• Foy, at tea o'clock yesterday morning,. where he. tut. tody till he did so.
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The folinwi„o ODmihpimik 6,801, is • "i 7: ";"'•4t "Contemplate on the fleeting hour," - derwent a private examination of: hree hours. From. Two men were find £2 each under the 13ttrn.hr
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West Ile 'd Kidd • "atb• • - barn ekill
Itlfelfsete • That wafts thee •o'er life's narrow bounds, - the secrecy observed, we are not enabled to gratify Act, for having in their a•
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• O'erthrowi the strong, the ltravecconfaunds.: ',
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. .our readers with the examination in 'detail. The ob- lead, without being
sect of this was to fix Roberts as the prisoner: of the manner in which they came by it.
enquiry 1 J.l
re-exatninatiOn, chiirgedsvoift iws..ie3e.:l4.
cant ilisenteill. the pvle ~ Awn...informed Shete is- Ls* back and view time's wakeful rate,'. - 'l'i' ' who escaped from Coltlbath.fields prison, and after he Harron-bAanatr.- Yesterday J. .4 '
a copsiderahltiersity of opinion. Some of the inha- Thy longest boar seems Ally past; •-• ' had been identified,• he was committed. for trial for mitted for
ployed on t' B 11
ebttserv,v Mil
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Whims favoura idea Itf an independent government ; Gaze forward/a his Welling Pace. . that offence, to be tried with D. Arts,
.who will be in. large quantity of plate from the house • , tall/
a ttrong.pusty Is yet in f*,our of Ferdinand the VII. That swiftly bears thee'to thy last. ~, •
dieted as an accessary to the fact. Roberts was quite Esoq.noFfnTdaavyisatoccakrpe-sqnuta:;.em
whilst the: mass of the *habitants are desirous oft , . silent as to his escape. Besides the forged notes found
Rail-road, celled-at the lodgingsof Mr D
The rolling hours, like nestles.: *aye%
enminicunder the protilitiOn of the United States.- i
bigulph the bubbles which they raise, on the prisoner, there were several letters and papers,
the Company's agent, tit Newnham, Cl Lie u 0.1111
Frents;liti•Helens, Tanthipabo, and Christianue, we I • and these were another object of this enquiry. It
Y asked for his writing-desk, desk, under pretencetC7
. ill isioni,
And swallow in their trimly graves
haired& yet heard, but prepme they would prefer I turned out, on examining these papers, that man
ing repair, a ith which he absconded, 1 •
The children of their former days.
.he 'otttection of the
,United States. - others are deeply implicated in the Bank forgeries, wnt .
.- .•, The hour has been, this mould 'Hug pile . iam.
been apprehende.'. It contained nowthe •
and some are peasons who never could have been sus-•s When the sovettignty and independence of a nation I and has net „ft
Was drest in symmetry subtilise; '
have been destroyed '-by treachery and violence, the '4 peered. The prisoner was conveyed back to New- of £4OO. s.O amol:4
-, . .Seen in,stupendous *trek* to smile, a" re ,-
44 lt gate in a coach. He has suffered considerably in utiartilttit of ,l;1
On Saturday night as Mr. Clayton, offlfaidstet.
pottbe.tt ties which. united its- ifferent mOnbers are
triliotietl. - ..I . And seem'd to dare the power of time.
' Bet now, Tina.e's nature-warring breath ,„ '- - ' person since his first commitment. , was returning from Cranbrook Fair, in his dui:,
he was stopped between Stildarilge and Lintel! si
rtrcherished•
' . Distant provinces, no 0 ger or protected
-41, Has blown its awful grace away; ! ; MANSION HOUSE.-Yesterd.ty J. Siacher was fully
committed, charged with stealing a quantity of cloth two foritpeds, awned with bludgeons, I h 1-•
one of the fellows on the arm, and fired a pistol at
by the Mother Country, have a right to institute for IC_ .
ps-1 Time chart d with ruin, loss and death, s• . from his employer, Mr. Courloing, army clothier, of
themselves such forms of Government as they may
• -of spreads o'er this:temple pale decay. o. en 2 Stritie
he other, on which his horse set sff at full spetsk
think conducive to their safety and happiness. . . A 0 5,..• .the Old Jewry.
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,structure falls, Eliza Partin was committed for re-examination,
having dispo.ed of
by y which he avoided beingheroiblandadbaonfkl his
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The lawful Sovereign of Spain, together. with his •
, slow short a space can jetertals stand, charged with stealing notes and cash to the amount and arrived safe at home ; iis propene;
hereditary kingdomsin Europe, having fallen under the
Ctunpotind of clay !if granite wells of £2OO from her employer, Mr. Benjamin, fishmon. time to the amount of fl4O,
dominion of a foreign tyrant, by means of. treachery
asopmpreizcedat.tle, of which it is supposed the fellows wet;
. . . Oftemptes crumble into sandt monger, of Duke's-place.
and lawless, power, the right naturally devolves upon
GUILDHALL-Yesterday Mr. Bond, a clergyman, :
the people of the different prouinces of that-kingdom,
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The following perms were committed to t,,,
placed by nature beyond the grasp of the Usurper, to ..• preferred a complaint for an assault, against a Mr.
Lowe. Mr. Bond stated, that on Saturday he went
gaol of Hants in the course of last week :-...
provide for their own security. The allegiance which ' A gentleman who quitted Koningsburg so late as
to the Office of Mr. Osborne, in Basinghall-street, to ;countyi Hugh Killday, a torporal in the fild'foot, dinged
they owed and preserved with so much fidelity tO their r the 14th ult. states, that at that city a war betwien
apply on behalf of Sir R. Corbett (the labouring Ba-
: with committing a rape on Mary Briaht, at V
Irthraerwieil,f,an,stsorLtsn.,danddauwaliii.
lawful Sovereign..can never be transferred to the de- France and Russia. was deemed to be certain, within
aroma' their country'S independence. a very short period ; and it we supposed that the first ronet in the East India warehouses) but Mr. Os. .r.
mouth, in the Isle of Wight.; Electra Wilson, Ma. 7
A We, therefore, the pedple of West Florida, ex- act of agsicresisen• would be cdennitted by the imps. 'borne not being at home, the defendant chose to per- 1 w.i
bW-tarkies:rftt
tience of Is, A POLEON, who had announced his resolution sonata him, and without the least provocation made i
irattig the right which incontestibly devolves upon ; ter& ofs
at' soldier embarked emn
us, declare, that we owe no allegiance to the present to take possession of all the ports in the Baltia one of the most violent, outrageous, cruel, and dan- '
I hales'. of the French Nation, or to any King, Prince, It was said that the grand-daughter of the Duchess gerous assaults on the person of the complainant that Itravelling with apass from Cat
were
aof Cotamaxo was to be married to the sonof the was ever, perhaps, committed by maii A short time ter, charged with breaking open a labou er's canals.
or Sovereign who may be laced? by him on the throne
of Spain, and' that we will always, and by all the • • ,
Prince of BENEVENTO and that this Province was not after this the rosecutor went in to Guildhall and r• •t in pane .t. ewrence clown, tee ti. •
means in our !sewer, resist any tyrannical usurpation
over us of whatever kind, or by whomsoever the same
may be attempted to lie exercised for this purpose,; only to be separated from' Russia. and to form a dis- I
tinct Government, but to turn its arms against its. lair's
present proprietor.. .The King of PRUSSIA, we are , P ' - mily were all out at work, and stealing a quanety •1t he deofenlidant near the steps leading
immediatelyto the Chamber- ,
goons t ce, waere the latter denounced ' g
him to some Gentlemen around him as an impostor, • and moiety; ''!'herons Duo, for - 1- .4
! married woman at P
omas a rape On 4
ortsea ; and J. Gn net-, and !.
and in order more effectually to provide against user- told, Was in expectation of receivin ord, rs from Pa- and stated that he had just. kicked him out of their Lowrie, fiir assisting hip in the said offence. .
is to assemble his forces to march against ALFXAX- $ ffice. The prosecutor demanded the meaning of Last week Jilin Jaw was executed on a temporary
pation of our rights, to preserve domestic tranquillity, r .. . , _
DER, and the Poles were arming to support the same such language, and declared 1 , ,is readiness to accom. gallows erected di Flint Marsh, for the robbery sal
and secure to ourselves the blessings of peace, liberty ,
aniliMpertial administration of justice, we do ordain interest. The Swedes also were organizing a force pany the defendant before the Lord Mayor ;on which murder of John Wynne, the overseer of Nant-y-Firth
and establish the following : for the pnrpose of retaking Finland, and adopting mei- Mr. Lowe rushed on him with all the vehemence of lime-works. The unhappy wretch was a nateetet
isores of am anceagainstAleteeeeDenfordepri- which he was capable, and struck him a most: violent
ge Hope, and in the vigour of manhood, oely 25 yeah
1 Art. 1. The taws, usages and cements heretofore observed In
the administration of justice, and in determining the right of ving them of this valuable portioreof their territories. blow on the cheek, which, if it had been a little of age- He evinced great firmness at the place of
j, property; shall remain in full force, as far as the situation of the . To the date of the 14th, no French army had arri- higher up, or nearer the eye, he said, might most execution, confessed the crime he had committed, and
1 twuntey wittenow, until altered or abolished in the mariner heir-, ved at Koningsburt, or had approached the, neigh- 'likely have killed him. The mode in which he made died withia seeming confidence in the mediation 014
after provided. bourhood. At Dantaic there were oply 200 Doua- application for the relief of Sir R. Corbett, was, by
,merciful Saviour. There has not been a pen a
i a Alt lawful contracts heretofore made and entered into, shall
be binding on the parties according to the troe intent and meaning niers, and not any regular troops. In the harbour of going round to the different merchants and persons of hanged at the above place for the last 21, years.
the former no flag was treated Ai ith greater respect respectability in the City, who either entered their
thereof.
than the British ;and Captain RosiNsoN, of the Pro- names in a book which he ( Mr-Bond) carried for _ if COUNTRY MARKETS.
el The Officers of the Militia shall retain their commissions,At •Noawten C ast-111 Sa las, •4
and the Aleakies and Synth's of the several divisions shall coati metheus, having captured. and burnt a French priva- that purpose, or they sent their subscription to the was not a very large
° supptayeoKftuT,,heoant
aitittritz,u..meptiestno,
f6liere.o
nue to hold and exercise the duties of their respective offices, teer cruizing in the vicinity, the inhabitants presented several bankers, where they are received. Mr. Bond ley were not so num as might have been expected.P -111 e.
hatiog.the sane jurisdiction as heretofore, until otherwise pro• him with a.quantity of wine and brandy, as a token also dwelt with great stress on the particularly crying price of the fernier as high as 451 and the hirer .n.
ihkei 6Y lawful authority. . • of their approbation. 'sin of striking a clergyman, above a man of any other Per coomb. Oats . and Malt 4Ss. pa coomb. Witt:
4. One Governor, (Me Secretary, and three Counsellors of
At Lubeck, Colbe D zi Rostock •l' •
,rg, ant c,, Stetting, , pro essien. Tares es. 641. to pei - Orel. •
State, shall be immediately chosen by the people, who shall enterAt La-Maize r, on Saturday, Sept.en, there
i and some other ports, a very different scene had been ' Mr. Lowe admitted he had kicked the complainant, was a-• of fat Beef, which was sold at 90. per s:1)1 r.
upon the duties of their respective offices on the day of
of this present year IMO, after bavinun the presence of each exhibited. In these places all colonial produce had as he had understood many others had done. Here and a suit quantity of tat Mutton, which fetclii,d from it
i ,ether taken an orb faithfully to discharge the .duties of their re- not only been seized, but condemned and sold ; and i he was interrupted by the worthy Alderman (Dom. to 8)d. per lb. 'l'here were some lean Beasts %hewn, but tunhe•;.
apective offices, and to exercise the powers herein granted to theM ' the books of the merchants had been examined, 1 vile) who said that surely could be no excuse for to i equal to the number of last week, and they were in euelleut rem
to the best of their judgment for the good of tholtople.dttion. Sales were readily effected at 6s. per stow mew kr
detect and expose every circumstance connected with committing such a glaring breach of the peace.,-Mr. those of still more forward condition, which ' 1 ' obtained a itome-e...
/S. The -Supreme Executive Power shall be vested in the Go-
! werisist4,- who shall also be.the Commander-in-Chief of all the tut- i Britiels property. se , Lowe said, that if he was allowed to speak he could higher price. The lamb Pens were lined, but the sale was mar
-litary force of the Commonwealth, and shall cause the laws to be Sir JAMES SAustaerst, with the Victory and some perhaps shew that he had received sufficient provoca- dull, and prices a little decreased. Hogs also were eta ap:i,
l and the supply plentiful. Some good Cart Horses were 'lam.,
.faithfully and impartially executed:he shall by and with the con-. other ships of the line, was directing his utmost exertion. Alderman Domville conceived that to he im.
and £5O. asked for one 5 years o:d.
,5.,,, a three Counsellors of State, or a majwity of them, have !
twits to assist the commerte of the Baltic- A con- possible, -as he (Mr. Lowe) had admitted that he
'meet to appoint and ctvomission•all Officers, civil and military, : in the price of fat beef 1:1
Bats rot., Fitt.r. DS. ' -Nallo alteration'
voy 2 sail, under the protection of the Standard, struck the complainant, who had on no occasion struck of 00Mutton from Lilt week, vie. Beef at from 755. to 114 st leer c':.
whose appointment is not herein otherwise provided, and to re-
voke.the commissions of inferior Magistrates no* ht.office, or of 64 suns, on the 18th ult. had sailed froni Carl- him. Mr. Lowe was therefore held to bail to answer and Mutton at from 7d. to bd. per lb. Grazing Cattle sell at hitt
herea,(ter commissioned by him, at pleasure. • , , shams for England. Intelligence from Petersburgh for the assault, which he assented to with the greatest prices. Store Hogs very dear; we had a good shew of Irish pic
which brought from 105. to 104. 6d. yes scare.
4.. The 'Legislative Power ;hall be vested in the three Coon- had been, obtained to the 4th ult. when no alteration complacency.
114WIC:l MARKET, on the 29th ult. was pretty wellsl.J
atilt" of State, or a majority of them ; but no act ot resolution had been made in the Government at that Court. William Shudle was fully committed for trial, 1 with Wheat, and shortly with barley. Wheat may be m e..
pond by theta shall have the force or authority of a law, without
being first approved by the Governor. A gentleman who left Denmark on the 1 kb, and charged with stealing- a parcel from the Castle Inn, ! and Bark ys ls. per quarter higher. Prices of all pain as follev
Wood-street. 1 wheat B', to 1004. Barley 375. to 445. Bean. 4.1.. to 49, Gt.,'
7. The Legislative Council shall meet on adjournnaents, but the the coast of Sweden on the 23ti of last month, states, Peat 441.. 's. Boiling Peas 525. and Oais :lese to see 1„.•
• Govcrnor shall have power to convene them at any other time A C it;E OP EXTRFNIP DISTRESS .--A
that much indignation had been excited against • • - • • -A man was'
myarter. '' ' .r.
4 when be shall think it expedient, and thus cause to be publishkl, France at Copenhagen, on uccoant of the intrigues by charged by the Churchwarden of - parish, with Yatiatoirt. 4.., Beer. 59.--We had a good supply of new Grail
l' from tittle to time, such laws and regulations as may be made for
which BERNADOTTE had been appointed Crown being disorderly. He stated, that on Saturday he to tms day's market. Fine Wheats are in deinaul, and 2.. re
the better government of the commonwealth. - * came to him and asked relief, with one of his children quarter drat er. Barley was much enquired attar. and eIIF ey.
Prince cf the neighbouring state ; and
;1 8. The three Counsellors of State shall be coniervators of the ported List week's prices. New Grey Peas are 9130 in (lOWA
li peace throughout the commonwealth, and to decide all causes and
grotccutions, civil and criminal, which may be instituted by Jodi- at the moment 4 this irritation, NAPOLEON had im- 1 i
prudently proposed landing a force in Zealand, os-arms, who had the small-pox ;he could not re-
ot his
him,
did.
seve as be not come in a regular way, on
-• and also new Oars. Prices as follow : Wheat 90s. to 945. k-r-
Icy 425. to 435. Grey Peas 445. to 4ds. and Oats eel. to Sus.
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*viduals or on behalf of the commonwealth, sad sibmitted to tensibly to assist in the defence of the island, but'se- which account be dismissed him. On the same even- per quarter.
•their decision. For this pacpose they, or a majority of them, cretly to accomplish its sub' ' The conse-
Jugation. ing he went to the house of his brother Churchwarden, WAKF.FIELDCOIII4 MARKET, SEPT. 28.-We bad a large slow
hell hold a Court font times in every year, at such times and in ply of Wheat by our farmers, as well at a tolerable supply a;
i. such places as shall be provided by law ; they shall have and ex- ' had been to secteence of this state of things dispose who was out of town, and sat on the stens of his
• . door,
avocet; very fine dry 'amides sold at much the same price =5
1 ercise when in session for that purpose the same jurisdiction, both ; the Danes to an immediate rupture with France andandsaid • his
_determination to remain there till In: week, but middling and inferior simples are nor saleabh.-
1 original and appellate, as has been he)imfore exercised by the high- I Sweden, they not being less disgusted with the latter he got relief, which he was entitled to, as he had been Malts are plintiful, and heavy sale, at last week's prices. 6,04
eat authority In the kingdom, andstrjudgtisent shall be final. . a householder and had paid taxes in the parish 14. meali"E Otis 134iotain their price. but light and stale samples are
for accepting Porte Cerro as successor to the
i 9, The GOvernor, by and wila tie advice of the Legislative a ,•• •
throne, than with the former for supporting his no- years, on which the prosecutor procured a constable not saleable.
9 WAKE r !LLD FAT CATT LE MARKET, SEPT. 26.--Wt COntinte.
- Council. or a majority of them,. shall have power to declare war, . .and had him sent to the Compter. •. '
, - levy taxes, regulate colinnevdes44Pole of pablic lands, grant per- mination. to be well supplied with both Beasts and Sheep ; pante oes
.
- .missions of residence tO estikronts establish rules for the nature- The force of Denmark 'to maintain his present' de- The prisoner, a respectable•looking man, with a scarcely support late prices, and Inferior are lower. There u.::
lization of foreigners, forniC.treitiles, or,enter into confederacy signS; consisted of 40,000 men in the Duchies, and girl about five years of age in his arms, with the small. :iOO beasts, and 4,500 Jhrtp and Lambs in the market. .
with other State*, estabileblpferior tribunals of justice, provide an equal number of uncommonly fine troops in an pox full out on her, stated his case in a most decent "ik't sn x co, SEPT.2O.-.-W e had a tolerable supply of two 'A•,tvit
fii the common • ce, a4komn welfare, and in general to ; • and respectable manner: He said he had at market, width met with a ready sale at from 8435. to 9.e. e-•:*
improved state of discipline in the islands of Funen housekeeper, . been a f quarter. Very hale else was doing of tin moment. Oa:. :: iii
Ilit all'uots, and es:, . 415,01 Web laws atal regthations as may be
. and each, . to the safety prosperity of,the tom-, and Zealand. It was confidently expected that in and carried on the business of a shoe. £lO tO £12.126. ptelast. Mustard seed very bull in sale, i! A
anonowaltb. Provid 'IL,p. 4, lbat no law shall be made to have (the event of a war with France, Russ* would co- • maker ; six of his children were taken ill with a dis- decline of Is.per bushel, the best not fetching more than 1::...,..
•of con-a retrospective effect, i
_.way to affect the obligation operate, and favourable hopes were indulged, with , ease,
I and the physicians declared that nothing else per bushel..
' tried, iturprovided th A•• • man be deprived of life, liberty, or 1 but wine and nourishment could save them. He ex- At BUR7OiII CHEESE FAIR, on Tuesday, Sept. PS, bait tlialsg
the assistance of the maritime siren th of Great Bri- !
g Cheese sold front 655. to 725. per cwt.
prorieirty, without an im ' . A'rial,lin which he shall be allowed I .ended every shilling he was possessed of,
to exambie ail the wite• ' typtikst him, and produce witnesses tam, to liberate flie Bahic from the tyranny under ! P . •
io his defence. which it has been so long oppressed by French user- : desired effect ; for the six children, who were taken Sep:. •:as, ticesjilaking Cheese sold from 695. to 70s. per cw..
. )0, klistill be the demo! ~., atiot,-Elate to 4eep apd • pation. , . ill together, died, and he was obliged to sell his fur- coed ditto folit 355. to .sGla. , .
' preserve the acts and laws •' = -t. .he blithe:mid the pie. By the vessel itt which the above gentleman came niture to inter them ! This happened about twelve Saturday, the 28c1 Sept. 519 pockets of new, and so paelewnf
peo,dtpgs of the. Governor In Ms - , lathe department. He 'shall passenger, two Tyrolese deputies, supposed to be offs- ristafths ago ; but he was enabled once more, without old Hops- Ince Weighed in Worcts!ev mititet : current pott.,
teep'att publierecerds; it Width kow in be as these /km. - , new .C 5
lying to his parish, by his to support his n ' ' 13%. tn,e7; a few prime nisi ines 'fetched £7. les. g .!1
Ater to Ilektado, sod these', of 1 4 contmonweawa, antgoigi cots of rant, have arrived ; and it is presumed they 1 aPP . . industry, old, 43. 10s. to £4.105. per cwt. The quality of the MW It
furnish.cokes of alt public reek* 0 , seal of the conarnol- were, expected by this Government, as, contrary to Ilemain.ing six children ; they had been la • • '
lately Mille- has been generally Pa. . • •
•= wealth, givq4ir,ta. ! , ,,„.,... , , . the usual custom, they. did not wait for their pass- e ted with the smallpox ; two of them had departed HADDINGTON, SEPT. 21.-A large supply of Wheat is isle
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11. The Governor: antl4rtive Cite shall at any time, ports at Harwich, but were permitted to land, and
this life, which he had been able to bury ; but on Sa. 1 market, and prices were rather lowq., darter riei.fly as i'9
whin tliey May think it e etft, not : distant than threeturday another of them died, and he had not a shilli week, best 33). 61. current Prices,AlBl..to 245. Oats 1
a proceed immediately for London. ag .• ,
years from the time of emitting upon the duties 9f their respite- j -,_ to buy a coffin klt was then, and only then, he had c..eaper, best eSs. current price. 225..t0 eat. Pens
' tire ofikee, ilea a tlifiveikkin of Delebuse,chmen by the people I Early on Saturday morning, as a Coventry coach to 245. per boll. 'I here were 1270 bolls of Wheat is tire)
applied to the parish for assistance. If he had used 4 I
,in nigh miumpor sa 40.144 proscribe lay Jaw, to be held at Balton ; was coming along Brickhill, through
, the negligencewhere=4 912 fetched trom SOs. to 4SL per boll AvetAgefei •
-Mail" Which aeld COneention shall have full patters to form ai of the driver, it was' overturned ; y which means, I f
any harsh language, he hoped it would be forgiven- per boll. • . Sept..„ -hell
4.
do for tlie better Government of this Commonwealth, ~ •lor a parent's feelings provoked it ! -At Moarcru MARKET, on Wedneetbly,. o re. tElle*.-
Iwe are sorry to sat, one passenger inside had hiscol.
th .establish the future seat' or Ooverinient, mid to declare at Whit , The th wor y Alderman discharged him, and de. pp.y of -att.e, She and and Lambs,. Which tolthertlP
a good su Ie• i t4h
tbnittie-fewenejlerent granted -sheik Mee and determine-till 1 tar bone broken, and was otherwise dreadfully bruised. •see ',
; sired him again to apply to, hit parish, and if they did prices
much the same as last week. ' Beef Ss. to 9s.
' . which tiles gm eon of Ooveronsent shall remain at Baton Rouge .We would reeommeed to stage masters•to look more t 7a, et to .9,. id. and Lit* 7s. 6ii. to Ss. 64.
per scone;
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not assist him, to summon 'the Overseers before
11 The fficreernor shall receive an annual salary of , particularly into the conduct of their servants for the him. offets. Wheat SW. to.9ili Rye ess. and Oats ..:9s, id. to o ,
foil* serviceokti each of the three Councillors an Pella 41ker t future ;e as this is the sixth occurrence of the same ~'He also gave tblvbaritable Churchwarden a suitable per quarter.
of for their services, the Secretary of State shall reeelve nature within a few days. - ,I reprimand. . . , „irtat
LT/4/4, Sem 25.-We had much Wheat and Barley at
an annual salary of together with such fees of Office as 1 UNtoN-Hna.-'-A blind Oet hew, well known in the to-day, which was taken off on full as high terms as last ese•••
may be allowed and provided by hew. Thresainpensation bf all MISS Smith, the celebrated actress, had lately a , • King's Bench and its neighbourbood," was brought No White Peas at rn et, but ae% era • l s.unples of Orel 0.1" wtr.e,
Inferior officers shall be ascertained and fixed by the Legiiikure, v?'Y narrow escape, as she wasriding ' in the environs before the Magis
trates by the parisheecers or oneof
t - ' 'hewn. Tit • demand for 11 tsat Ir-sent is but trilling. F 94"
t. a ; ,
.tair•9l4'
i and ff. officer of Ws Gc4enitneut shall *lid!, cWe 'll4*rior, el Cork. She was drown from her horse, and the th 'lt •
the e pens es in Borough, on a chargb of bastardy ;
continues steady-pric. s as follow : Wheat, best 9
receive any cafe Bependosafrom any foreigh etatei
. .
'lll t 5 Ten the present Declaration and 411rdinance shall Wee
• teen approyed and signed by a sitsjority of all the • bdiabhants .
h tel dt broker,
within it shall have complete effect and operatiOn wltZtthe ' COOONER'S INQUILST
1 odialkstebi's WI towhee. with the laws end regulations . in u..
delifersitity Co it, that lis the an menu law of the tend; It shall 1 istiES°
elee be coema4 jaggy ether district, or places in West or East !life ‘'s•
• anintal-trarapled 'Mt her arm which thou h fen •
t . V g
a , y n was much ulsed altdlanerated.
.-An. %WA held before t'
q wasu- this gdlaw
* age, anti the young
imony Against him with a
, gay Lothario, is %swards of 50
,years of
womast*ho ap d • appeared to give res.
fee boy in her arms, which
n, the Coroner, on the body of Mr. Hall, she Made oath was the frail,' ci hei l did
eapside, haberdat
Florida. 41.91111cItit shall ItBi roved end sips:4l2 matrilof Arms,. Somers' Toiku. 1' '. dtecOsett.,,ca
n akd tVI tot e death in consequenceett a fallk ' Lord Somers'sto more
i r ove, not seem '
.sr, at die be .ore than eighteen. From his answers to the Ditto second Old) 605. to 705. &wiry 445. to 155. Oats, lint, !"''.
kis rid lt-
to 311 s. Ditto second I 9s.to ass. < arty Peas 455. to • • ,
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48s. to 50s. per quarter. Fine lauur, Wis. per sack. U•irc • '
£3O. per last.
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On the 24th ~,= 4, aft .
DI i•. D.
me ,by his,, questions put to him, by the Magistrates, it appeared renmerots ' i-41"a.
occasioned by the re- that he has a wife living who ''LAYIIII. .... ,te.t. t ,
days, in ."
sr att illness of only two , ,
• 'n4214.11/frt. Kemmis, stile: or Lai') •1
is about his own age, unutoa•
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t : ..• •'
-:--- vitt `. , het* deslgiatid tO thisi '
„ . .ilt .moral of . • J
gi
now MUDGE 11)-h
4,stonei at in pathway leading into a field and in excuse for haapparent breachof h. f hied Ht
' A ° ' 1
~, IS
I - • al: ''
• • ' . emitellied mid reel ired - feecise " -
...,. u to e behs-t-s •s
*taper' h
st :. . the . . .
~, perf,...„,
~ , Gasoloda,werthe pork, : 'gm; 4 Mr. Rhodes. , w eveby one of faith to her, he sthe the Om: waders threw herself in ,
- .' • 4,.,.„„, ~.... .
'*• • ' '
, ado ',,.
...' osi• • •,,ipeake toe &warping D„i„atim, sod , his legs was so dreadfullymsh tered as to causeampu-, •• his way, and not having the faculty of • ht, he had -..................
mg t,
„ -. , , :a, and - 7-----74-4-
i i tq *pelt k nattuatty.piedge to fatten, which-lie survived but a 'few days.-Verdict, been deceived into a belief th '4, it. was the efunwed LO •t ' , till it Wished by LEVEL KEA i' 'o'
....
4:f. • ' auk ' ... kakis Iletailitel konour. 'Accidental Death. .
iltsta-Or me tie. ' a stteek and at the ET
twiner of his bed. This cacao however, not sails- • '
lample-ihr.
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