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London, England, 1821-01-15 00:00:00

The Jury found the prisoner guilty of the

to whom the goods belonged. They were left at
house by a hawker, nameA Johnson, whom he I
known about a year and a half. This John n
accustomed to call upon him, and he lett the ,
with the request that he, the prisoner, w04,.1 t
care of them until he came again. Johnson hal
called at the time he promised, and the priscutt,
somewhat distressed, pledged part of the guo,i,.
Mr. Justice PARKE summed up the evide:lcet
the Jury found the prisoner Guilty—Death.
. The prisoner stood again Mulcted fur
stuffs, and other goods, value 4.05. and lionants,
the dwelling-house of Henry Crutchly. 'Mr.!
is also a linemdraper in Tottenham-court-104d,
having been robbed, he attended at Mark
street, and identified part of the property rum!'
the prisoner's lodgings. •
The capital part of this indictment could el
sustained, in consequence of the absence 41 a
sat.), witness, named Mary Julian, whose •
sances were estreated.

Sir FRANCIS BURDETT is to be brought up (nal
Court of King's Bench, to receive his sentence, on the
29th instant. The Hon. Baronet had notice frt4
Mr. MAULL, Solicitor fur the pi osecution, ot, sit„,
day.—lt is understcosi than an arrest of jlidgmel
will be moved for, and if that should be cver I to.,
that there will be an appeal to the House °fiords.
A case of aim. con. in which a medical tiertienal
of Exeter, is piaintiff, and a young lientlenista t*/.
merly of Plymouth, is defendant, will, it is sitidm,
gage the attention of the long robe at the next
sizes for Devon.

ECCLESIASTICALPROMOTRNS.
The Marquis of Anglelea has aprohned the Rev. H. 8144
B.A. Perpetual Curate of Armitage Alld FairCWCII, his Ls:syvi
Domestic Chaplain.
The Rev. John Jebb, 11,ctor of Abingdon. to the Ardis.
cony of Emily.
The Rev. :\;r. Jellett, Reader of the Cathedral of ;asset y
the Rectory of Paths Crean.

The Reti. William Maunsell is appointtil Curate of the Ur
Parishes of Kilquane and St. Patrick, in the Di.uur of Linvick,
The Rev. John Morgan, to the Rectery of M.. 1 Srr, et, C.
The Rev. J. T. Goodenough, Mit to the Rectory of Bas,
btickkill, Bucks.

The lies% Joseph Smith, M.A. to the Vicarage V 3131;
Cumberland.

BIRTHS.
Jan. 6, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Major James liatveyid
a son.

Friday se'nnight, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Tyrie, wife ei
Tyrie, shoemaker, of a son, being her first child, in theft
year of ber age, and having been married el years!
Thursday sennight, at Breretun Rectory, Cheshire, theta',
of the Rev. Edward Royle, of a sor.

At Ashburton, on the id instant, the Lady of CAptala Wig
Hill, of a son.

AI A RR lE:D.

On Tuesday, the 9th instant, by the Rev. A. C. Buieki
Great Baddow, in Essex, Major-General Robert DougIAN g
Mary, eldest daughter of William Packer, Esq. toruadlei
Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury.
The Rev. F. Leather, Rector of Livermere, Suffolk, to a
zabeth, daughter of the Rev. I. B. Tumpson, of Thorpe, a
Norwich.

The Rev. H. L. Biden, of Risley, near Derby, to ly
Weller, of Suffolk-place, Hackney-road.
The Rev. Samuel Raban, of Westbury, to Miss Mary Fro
cis,of.

At Bridekirk, Cumberland, the R. 1,7. Fearon Fallout, lfy
Fellow of St: John's College, Cambridge, to Mary Ance, elks
daughter of the Rev. Mi. lit rvey, of the tormer place.
The Rev. J. Hornbuckle, of Reaili:l2, to Maria, tls•tadaue
ter of J. Bold, jun. Esq.
The Rev. J. T. Allen, of the College, Manchester, to Eirj,
Ella, youngest daughter of the late Rev. T. Drake. D.D. Vl
of Rochdale, Lancashire.

The Rev. Robert Taylor, of Hart, near liartlepoid, to May
Bowes, eldest daughter of the Rev. Edward Moises, of L
Mary's Jesmond.
Monday, at Great Budworth, the Rev. Edward Henry Ooni
Rector of round, Salop, to Elizabeth Sophia, daughter of tit
late Rev. Edward Hinchliffe, of Barthomley.
Thursday, at Basingstoke, the Rev. Edward Wanstall, IL
Minister of Upton Gray, to Ann, el& -t daughter of the Int
Joshua Brownjohn, Esq. of Wallop, near Andover, Hants.
Also, on the same day, the Rev. W. Workman, M.A. anti
of Estrop, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the late Alas
Brownjohn, Esq. of Wallop.
Thursday, at St. Mary-la-bonne Church, Captain the Has
Edward Cust, M.P. to Mary Anne, only daughter of tit Ise
L. W. Boode, Esq.
Tuesday, aptain Charles Cunliffe Oven, R. N. 0) 1161
Mary Peckwell, daughter of Mr. Scrjeant Blosset, Berg b
corder of Cambridge.
Wednesday, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, John Reid, Ell
of Grenvilleastreet, Brunswick-square, to Elizabeth Jewr,s
cond daughter of William Sturch, Esq. of Southamptcssall%
Bloomsbury-square.
At St. George's, Hanover-squari, the Rev. Dr. 1 d
Lambeth, to Mary Ann, relict of the late John Olney &e
Baq.iate of Wickham, Kent.

DIED.
Lately, at Sidmonth, Devon. James Buchanan, Esq. d kb
sennose College, Oxford, and Student of Lincoln's Inn.
Wednesday, at Oxford, Mrs. Watkins, relict of the late Iles
John Watkins, Rector of St. Giles's, and St. Septdelis
Northampton.
On Christmay-day, aged 41, Anne, the wife of the Err. a
Bailey, Incumbent Minister of Drighelington.
At Padstow, after a very short illness, the Lady of tbe
Rev. Mr. Rawlings, of that place.
Wednesday sennight, at Bath, after a long and seven is&
position, Lieutenant-General W. Monro, of Enshass Bulk
Dorset. .

June 11, at Jaulnah, Captain G. W. Poignand, of the dttl'
lery, after an illness of a few hours.
Lately, Mrs. Temple, wife of Mr. Temple, Master Ltd
Navy-row, Stoke.
Saturday se'nnight, at Hengrave Hall, Suffolk, in Walt
year, Mary, widow of the late Sir John Throckmorton, line
Buckland, Berkshire.
Friday se'nnight, after a long and painful illness, Jana tee
daughter of Richard Perry, Esq. Holt Hill, Trauma, Chtll6.l"
Tuesday, at his house, in Park.place, the Rev. Fredenek
Thruston, officiating Minister of Bayswater Chapel.
Tuesday se'nnight' at Dumfries, Miss Mary Thommoldsolb.
ter of the late Capt. James Thompson, of that plate. mi..
Last week, in Dominick-street, Dublin, Wm. Walkers
.Recorder of that City.
Dec. 29, at Crossdonney, county of Cavan, Capt. Wm Nfi'
bitt, of the East India Company's Naval Service.
Sunday, at Hampstead, Mr. Thos. Brown, of Muscovy-noon
Tower.hill. His death was occasioned by a fall from hiibcos
Jan. 3, at his seat at Rowdak.place, in Sussex, C. Goring,
aged 78, formerly Chief of the Calcutta Committee of Renee.
Jan. 2, aged 77, Elizabeth Drawbridge, housekeeper to lin,
W. Merchant, farmer, of Cranbrook. ring the absents at
the servant, she fell on the fire, and before she was discovered,
her bead and different parts of her body were burnt in a maal.Ot,
too shocking to describe; notwithstanding she survived litt
dreadful accident eight hours.

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Waterford 3 0 France
Guernsey and Jersey 1 2 Hamburgb 0
Holland 0 o Gottenburgh
Flanders 1 0 1 Leeward Islands .0 4 • 0
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to whom the goods belonged. They were left at .
house by a hawker, nameA Johnson, whom he
known about a year and a half. This John n
accustomed to call upon him, and he lett the ,„;
with the request that he, the prisoner, wotii.i
care of them until he came again. Johnson 1414:
called at the time he promised, and the priscutt , • '
somewhat distressed, pledged part of the goods. '
Mr. Justice PARKE summed up the evideaue.
the Jury found the prisoner Guilty—Death. N
The prisoner stood again mulcted for steels
*
stuffs, and other goods, value 44/s. and up% a rds. 1.1
the dwelling-house of Henry Crutchly. Nir.Ctattiklir
is also a linemdraper in Tottenhatn-court-ioad,
having been robbed, he attended at Mariboro4l.l
street, and identified part of the property tom!.
the prisoner's lodgings. r fa
The capital part of this indictment could Rev ,
sustained, in consequence of the absence tif a neeur
sary witness, named Mary Julian, whose reept,* . •
zances were estreated.
The Jury found the prisoner guilty of the 13:celi
•
only.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT is to be brought up to oe
Court of King's Bench, to receive his sentence, on dee
29th instant. The Hon. Baronet had notice ftt -
Mr. MAULL, Solicitor fur the pi osecution, 0,, Sate
day.—lt is understood than an arrest of jlidgmel
will be moved for, and if that should be cver P
that there will be an appeal to the House °fiords. p
A case of aim. con. in which a medical lientlema
of Exeter, is plaintiff, and a young Lientlenrci
merly of Plymouth, is defendant, will, it is saidmi,
gage the attention of the long rube at the next I. ,
sizes for Devon.
ECCLES! ASTI CA LPlt OTRINS.
The Marquis of Anglesea has appointed tee Rev. H. 114,4
B.A. Perpetual Curate of Armitage and Fars-seal, his
Domestic Ch.tplain.
The Rev. John Jebb, Rector of Abingdon. to the Arckto.
cony of Emily.
The Rev. :\ r. Jelletr, Reader of the Cathedral of :as`al,, •
the Rectory of Pallas rean. I
The Rev. William Alaunsell is appointed Curate of the Debi
Parishes of Kilquane and St. Patrick, in the Discur of Linleia,
The Rev. John Morgan, to tlii; Rectery et ALI Str. et, Cask, 'r
The 11ev. J. T. Goodenough, DA). to the Rectory of Az,. • 2
brickhill, Bucks.
The Rev. Joseph Smith, M.A. to the Vicarage of itha,
tc
Cumberland.
,
Jan. 6, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Major James liarrey,d,
a son.
Friday se'nnight, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Tyrie, wife of Ik
Tyrie, shoemaker, of a son, being her fir. tarty
year chile, in
year of her age, and having been married et years! 19
Thursday se'nnight, at Breretun Rectory, Cbesture, theta',
of the Rev. Edward Royle, of a sot'.
At Ashburton, on the 3d instant, the Lady of Captain With
Hill, of a son.
MARRIED.
On Tuesday, the 9th instant, by the Rev. A. C. Rulles,i
Great Beddow, in Essex, Major-General Robert Douglass
Mary, eldest daughter of William Packer, Esq. iorinetipei
Chariot te.street' Bloomsbury.
The Rev. F. Leather, Rector of Lietrmere, Suffolk, to
zabeth, daughter of the Rev. I. B. Tumpson, of Thorpe, of
Norwich.
The Rev. H. L. Biden, of Risley, near Derby, to
Weller, of Suffolk-place, Hackney-road.
The Rev. Samuel Raban, of WestLury, to .hiss Mary Fro
cis, of Clifton.
At Bridekirk, Cumberland, the R,-v. Fearon Fallow', /Lk 41;
Fellow of St: John's College, Cambridge, to Mary Ance, eke
daughter of the Rev. Mr. recy, of the toriner ?Lice. • R
The Rev. J. Hornbuckle, of Reading, to Marla, els•todaner it
ter of J. Bold, jun. Esq.
The Rev. J. T. Allen, of the College, Manchester, to Mej,
Ella, youngest daughter of the late Rev. T. Drake. D.D. Viz
of Rochdale' Lancashire.
The Rev. Robert Taylor, of Hart, near Ilartlepoid, to Mary
Bowes, eldest daughter of the Rev. Edward Moises, of St. '
Mary's Jesmond. 1
Monday, at Great Budworth, the Rev. Edward Henry O,n
Rector of round, Salop, to Elizabeth Sophia, daughter of tie "
1
late Rev. Edward Hinchliffe, of Barthomley.
.•
Thursday, at Basingstoke, the Rev. Edward Wanstall, IL ,
Minister of Upton Gray, to Ann, elds.t daughter of the ha
Joshua Brownjobn, Esq. of Wallop, near Andover, Hants. et
Also, on the same day, the Rev. W. Workman, M.A. Recut ,
if Estrop, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the late Jeer 1
Brownjohn, Esq. of Wallop.
Thursday. at St. Mary-la-bonne Church, Captain the Rs ,
Edward Cust, M.P. to Mary Anne, only daughter of the the 1„
L W. Boode, Esq. • E
Tuesday, aptain Charles Cunliffe Owen, R. N. to IN,
Mary Peckwell, daughter of Mr. Serjeant Monet, Deputy lr t
:order of Cambridge.
Wednesday, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, John Reid, KB
of Grenville.street, Brunswick-square, to Elizabeth Jester,* '
:ond daughter of William Sturch, Esq. of Southamptonaue4 ,
Bloomsbury-square.
At St. George's, Hanover-square, the Rev. Dr. Bead, d
Lambeth, to Mary Ann, relict of the late John Olney Beckley,
Esq.late of Wickham, Kent. ,
DIED.
Lately, at Sidmonth, Devon. James Buchanan, Esq. of RA.
tennose College, Oxford, and Student of Lincoln's Inn. .
Wednesday, at Oxford, Mrs. Watkins, relict of the late Res
John Watkins, Rector of St. Giles's, and St. SeptdcbA
Northampton.
On Christmay-day, aged 41, Anne, the wife of the &ma
Bailey, Incumbent Minister of Drighelingten.
At Padstow, after a very short illness, the Lady of tbt • ,
Rev. Mr. Rawlings, of that place.
Wednesday se'nnight, at Bath, after a long and smelt& •
position, Lieutenant-General W. Alonro, of Enshase Balk w
Dorset.
June 11, at Jaulnah, Captain G. W. Poignand, of the Ai* ti
lery, after an illness of a few hours.
Lately, Mrs. Temple, wife of Mr. Temple, Master 8.W.1
Navy-row, Stoke.
Saturday se'nnight, at Hengrave Hall, Suffolk, in her Stb,
year, Mary, widow of the late Sir John Throckmorton, Daft. G
Buckland, Berkshire.
Friday se'nnight, after a long and painful illness, Jan_ N
daughter of Richard Perry, Esq. Holt Hill, Trauma, Libtill."
Tuesday, at his house, in Park-place, the Rev. Fredesidt
Thruston, officiating Minister of Bayswater Chapel.
Tuesday se'nnight, at Dumfries, Miss Mary Thome:o.6 A
0 el
.
ter of the late Capt. James Thompson, of that place.
Last week, in Dominick-street, Dublin, Win. Walker, ii' ,pu
Recorder of that City.
Dec. 29, at Croesdooney, county of Cavan, Capt. Win. Nee ;
hitt, of the East India Company's Naval Service.
Sunday, at Hampstead, Mr. Thos. Brown, of Muscovy-Oen • q
Tower-hill. His death was occasioned by a fall from birbcor. I
Jan. 3, at his seat at Rowdak-place, in Sussex, C. Goring, bi•'
aged 78, formerly Chief of the Calcutta Committee of &leaf;
Jan. 2, aged 77, Elizabeth Drawbridge, housekeeper to w
W. Merchant, farmer, of Cranbrook. During the abse":„4.of
the servant, she fell on the fire, and before she was disco,'
her head and different parts of her body were burnt in a IntIO!!,
dreadful , .
toosb ock
accidentingto eight
hours.
notwithstanding ID she survived
MAILS THIS DAY....-Aklt. DUE. AIM ICS'
Dublin 3 0 Lisbon 4.
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Waterford 3 0 France
a: •
Guernsey and Jersey 1 2 Hansburgh o
Holland 0 0 Gottenburgh R 0 4
Flanders 1 0 I Leeward Islands 0
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Malta 0 o I New York
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