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London, England, 1816-08-16 00:00:00

rut, Amnia* 'gawk Berman with beitlng her with a 46.
and threaloong to take away bar life. 'Me 'complainant stHt.l
that the prleotter and his wife lodge in the third and she i ,
second floor of the 'same house, in White's yard, 346 mi-bill;
that about a fortnight bleibte, phe beard a noise one ntoilliag
over her head, nn Which she went up to the prisoner's sionm,.
where she found his wife rtt7petided by the neck from a joist that
imme.
run acrostthe toots ; that the noise was occasional by her kick.
table,
On which she 'toed, from her feet ; witness
her down, and laid her on the bed, and, with properdiainglethlye
cut
p
care, she recovered; since which time ber hoshand,
uer, bore witness and frequemly threatened ti•r
without her knowing any other reason than say.ng hit wits Jr.tl
a prent,ture death.; and on the preceding evetthig became home
drunk and *truck her with a poker.—A Witness proved he toot
the poker frontlhe complainant, who WA the firq
They were ordered to retire and genie Matters, which they aid.

The follnwing are the appoir!inents foi the Autuuni
Circuits of the Jury Court, in Scotiand
WEST.—i-The Right Hon. !he Lotto CHI Kr Coltu:s.mpi so:
GLASGOW—Momiay, September les.
NORTH —I be Hon. Lord CILLtUS.
Pe. Tu--Wednebtlay, September 11.
Antitoren—Wedne.tiay, September IR.
Invaixtbs—TuebtlAy, September 24.
SOUTH.—The lion. Lerd PITAtilLi:
Ais—NireimesdaY,SePtemSer

IR 1
On 19th July, at Hamrtlaire 'retrace, Port,mouth, the Larli
of carain Young. 99:11 Iteriment, of a daughter.
Saturday, the I.arly of Lieu!.-General Burr, eta ,on.
August 4, at Irene, M. Car ain Roaburgh, of a thug*.

MA R 1 E
August 10, gig Hon. Ranch Birmirearn; to Ntiss Grahmki
only daughttr of the late Kober: Gra'. aro, of Morphie.
FHA.), last, N. Bruce, Esq. Surgeon to the Forces, to Mn. Atas
Sturt, ut Charlotte street, fitsrol-sintre.

DIED.
Sunday, Mr. Alldity, mahogaoy merchant, Ire of Carlisle.
street, Soho.
Monday, at the Viarage-house, 'sham, near Marlow, Bucks,
the Rev. Stephen Gage, NI:A. in bie 76th year, upwards at 5t
years Minister of that parish.
August 9, in Queen-square, Westminster, aged 14, riward
Henry Columbine, only surviving child of the late Caraill
lutzbioe, R.N.
hily Si. at Montrose, Mrs. Margaret Young, widow °Moor
James Young, of Balmanno.
July 25, at Drumkilho, Miss Mary Craig Nairne, youngest
daughter of the late Colonel Alexander Nairne of Dromkilho.
The 28th ult. at *l'hornhill, the Rev James Python, Minister
of the Associate Congrega ion there, in the 63d year of his age,
and Seth of his ru oils ry.

August 2, at Dundee, in the ti7th year of bill age, Bailie Jon
Cristall. many years postmaster of that town. He hall been Well
educated; and, to a strong understanding, added high indepen•
denwe of mind, and a stern impartiality in the dis Charge of lilt
official duties. Thus, in the delivery of letters. they who raged
first were first served, without regard to rank, riches, or aliened
consequence. One evenine, when the Post Office was tinwinlir
thronged, the late Fletcher Reid, Esq. of I.ogie, called net front
the farthest circle of the crowd, fur " Fletcher Reid of Logle's
letters !" Receiving no answer, he repeated the order in a trove
peremptory tone ; to which the Postmaster replied, with chilling
indifference, " Fletcher Reid of logic must wait his tura r
Though the salary of Mr.Cristall wa. very small, yet he centrieed
by strict economy, not only to support his family, chiefly Won
t hat source, but to save a competency for his old age, and to leave
a considerable sum beltad him. ()lair he bar bequeathed Ale
to the Infirmary, Liu to the Kirk Session, :0 to the Lunatic
Asylum, LS to the Destitute Sick, and L. to the Female Society.
But the tnost characteristic and perhaps most honourable anecdote
of Mr. Cri,tatl remains yet to be told. 'the Magistrates of Dtinifie
are patrons of a barsary, consisting of the sum of aelliti OS, esi
dowed by a Mr. Bruce; the interest of which to be always ap.
plied in educating nue pupil of the same of Briice. In 1773, this
bursary bring vacant, and no one qualified applying fur it, Mr.
CI lEan was advised to take it for Ms late son Peter, then a youth;
and he accordingly 'received the produce for the two years 1773
and :774, I oing tCI7 Ins. But 014 stint be ordered, in Dacembter
last, to be repaid to the patrons, with it years Luterest,anwantleg
to X. 35 17., 6d. in all .C 53 7s. 64

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