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of great trust, as a principal , clerk in tlie Stamp-olice, at Somerset-but.) put a period to his existence on Sonlty moto r ing, by hanging himself at his lodgings in Duke-strem, Sc. James's. An inquest was on Aloottay taken at the Unicorn, in Duke-street, when it appeared that

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foli their departure, he procured a reinforecinent from. .the aovanckd guard of the Grand Vizier's army, - which he united to his oa n, and having sworn on the Alcorau to conquer or to periqt, he marched with three columns, of 5000 men each, and attacked the Russians at day brea

. . VIENNA, MAY 27.—The Grand 'Vizier, who entirely quitted the neighbourhood of 'Constantinople on thc Ilth of on the. 20th made his entry into Adrianopip, whither about 15,000 infantry had Preceded litin, and on the tith -near 10,000 home arrived from Nattilin, commanded by Ge

, 4111) OFFENCES, kc. * On Sunday afternoon, - a May Wilson and a Mks Simpson were overturned lisa curriele, on the Highgate road: a in *box behind, and MO Wilson was driving sW horse at a great rote. Ou the other sior of Islington, tb , off rein taifortuoattly became unbuckled,

cortN EXCHANGE,. THURSDAY, W.—Wheat is here in considerable supply to-day, but not notch of.tirst quality ; des be: iv v itivf cheaper. Barley stipparts the late advance, and -Malt its price. There are very few Wilite or Grey Pease, whirb are dearer. The supplies of Oais are lar

At Eagleton, Durham, the wife of a poor man, named Wood; of three Hue girls. Eleven ago, the same woman had twins, hue tirls also ; she is 21 years Old, has been married only ted months,,aud the Children, all living. At Pentonville, the Lady of Thomas Winslow, Esq. of a Son.