Star. — London, England, 1811-12-30 00:00:00

I'. , 4 Y • • f • • • C . . •• 1' A) ~. r . ~ y. • \ ; , • . 'E. • `,.- ---- '7F - ' ,-- 7 - ,---= --:. -- -.. - ,• - -17 - -- f ... ~ i QOM kAST NIGHT'S qA*Eri MILITARY PROMOTIONS. , 0.7:,n,i„.. , ;,.•,i til t Povai Monmouth and Brecon.. ( ..Xiitin, sigtirl by the Lord Lieutenant. .1 h.- m a' Morgan, Esq. so be Captain. Dated October 25, 1 ,1 I - . lob , 01,1. °Ott:, t.i..-tt. to be Ensign. Dated August 14, I, i I. . . I.:.:. es 'ichu'rds, Gila. to be ditto. Dared Gerober C 5, 1311 . ' ' ('.l ite tc,t?abli, Gent. to be dh m. Dated Nervzonsber 11,1811. Cenitritssion in the ,'Nottinghimabire• Regiment: of - - • Militia,' signediay the - Lard Lietnenanr. Nichnlas Evans, Gent. to be Ensign. DatedNeritember 27, 1811. 'i Conunisssion • signed' by the Lord Lieutenant .of County of Salop. , . . Pimbill Troop of Yeomanry Cava's*. , ..,... • L Pieutenaci &wards to be Capuchin trice Hunt, deceased. Aped ' December 19, Ist!. . • • . • . . , . Commiisien sigeeel,.by the Csoyernor and clptain- Goeral . , nl, tbs.., Isle nil Wight. , ,• Sir Leonard Thomas W orley Holmes, .Bart. to be" Deputy Lieu` l I tenant. Dated Nov. 22, 131'1. • • ' . •• : Ensign Packer; of the 85th Foot, and Ensign Klofverikold, of , the 030th Foot, who were superieded, as Stared tn'thft Gaiettes of . the Bth October and 19th November last, ire Militated in Chair . rank. , .1 I BANKRUPTCIES ENI.6IIGED. Feb. 8. Tbomaaftitherley and Iticluard White the younger, of ' Gosport, Wants, ship-chandlers, at eleven, at the India Arms-' Inn, Middieatreet. Gosport: . JanuarY 14: iViithati Kelly ; of Pall-Mall, music acid melded in strument-sok.; itten, 4tGuiltittali. January 30. Frederick Bryant, of Holborn, Middlesex, hat*. dramas and hatha-seller ; at ten, at Guildhall. • . BANKRUPTS. James Ford, of Swan-lace , Rotherhithe, Surreys' ecalsAkaottit, dealer and eltapman, to surrender January 4, 21, and Pela. s," at twelve; at GundhalL Attorney,. llitr.. logold,e2akatainl~ plate, Bermondsey, . • '- William La nib,- of Stockport, Cheshire,. cottoninpinnet, deilet atid . char.than ' January, 8, 10, and February A, at four, at the castle Ipn, Slockkort. Attoridei, Mr. liaddeley, Stockport j or Mttsrs Mitre and Parryi Temple, London, James Howson; of Lancaster, eicuutiler, dealer and Chapman, hominy ,In, la, ared.Feb. 1, at eleven s .at the Nag's Head, in .Lancister,'Aitoroits,Missrs l qanyi and Erumell, Aldervgate ' efreet. 1,h111oti; or Mr. Parker; Lancaster. '..FratielsiDeleniote_fitesekron. late of Yunnan', Middlesex, carper.. ter and joiner, December al, January 4, and Feb. ti, at eleven, ae Igti4eansulli4horssey , Al r. Emil, N 0.4, Essex-coart,Temple. • Robert King, ot Tooley-srreet, Southwark, hatter, elealti and chaporan, January 4, 11 at eleven, and Feb. 8, at twelve, at ' Guildhall. • - Attorney, Mr. D. Jones, Size-lane, Loads°. Allan Mag Donald, lath of the Island of Trinidad, but now of ,Llverpool, merchant, dealer a:4l clapniao, January 17, la, and Feb -u, a: our, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attor niesi Messrs: Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-Buildings, Chanceretland, 'London ; or Messrs. 'Orred astallastoes in Ltverpool. . . .. James Pope, of Truro, Cornwall, grocer, January 7,8, and Feb. 8, at ten s at the Lion . Inn and 1 avail, 'I ruro. Attornies, Messrs. Sheplianl, Adlingron, and Gregory, Betifora-row, . Bloonisbthy ; or'Mr. JOhn James, Truro. . Thdruas Brown, now or late of Liverpool, merchant. dealer and eh:v s /tam, January 17, 18, and Feb. 8, at one, at the Globs:- Tavern,' Liverpool. Attornies, Meagre. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton.buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or Messrs. Otred and Baines, l.ivtrpooL • - • William Eharp, of Bradford, Yorkshire, callca-rnanufac•ureir, dealer and Chapman, January 9;11, and Feb.."., at eleien, at the Dog Tavern, fvantliester: Attar:gee; Iklersys. Khlglit and Hadfield, Manchester; or Mr. Hurd, Temple. Loudeo. Jahn Foot, of the pari.h of Stain:on Drew, Sinnoseishire, dealer and chaoman, January 2, 1 1, and Feb. 8, at twelve, at the Ittiranter Tavern; Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Whit combat and King, Serjeant's•lnn, Fleet,.street, Liaeloo ; or Mr. J. - Ef. Frankis, St. lobo 4treet„Bristol. ' i 4 . 41 John W'atert Coldicent, of Coventry, leather-seller, a -mw. s aid cliapniati; January 3, 4, and Feb. 8, at eleven, at tlirialanolli Arms Hotel. Cavernry. Attorsties, fiftsersAleyrieh aiditit. derip, Red Lion-square, London; or Mt. Wilmot, or Mesas. Trorghton and Lea, Coventry. Henry Nornian, of St. Nerit`p, Huntingdonshire,- corn-dealer,' January 21, 2i, and February 8, at elBven, at the George Inn, Huntingdon. Astornies, Mr. Thomas Sewell, Chatterii, Isle cit Ely, Cambridgeshire; or Messrs. Leigh and Mason, ,Nest- Ilndge-street. London. Joseph Sparrow, late of the East India Chambers, I.eadenliall.. street, I.ondoii, wine . broker, dialer and dsapman, Jaceery 11, IS, and Fib. ft ; at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hooke, Arniourem and Brasiers Hall, Coleman-street. . George Mag-gs, of Britol, Fnen-draper, dealer and chapitan, December 31, January 11, and Feb. 8, at ten, at Guadisalr...6 Atrowney A Mr.Skeplierd, Bartlett's Buildings, 1 - 161bortis ~.. ~ 'lliornas Wt fialison. of Manchester, draper, taty4or, disalleTarid . cliaptnan January 6, 7, and February 1, at eleven , at thettnsi.l . and Anc hor, Marichtater. Artornies, Mr. Pills, claneory-Cole, London; or Mr. Cardwell, Manchester. DIVIDENDS. . January 8. John Griffiths. of Lanelly, Carmartbenshire. far mer—Jan. :4. John Edwards, of Marx' ester, nierchant—)an. 22. Benjamin Bowen, of Harrow, Middlesex, apothecary—Jan. 18. Samuel Porter,. of Cbeshato, Bucks, mealman—Jan.lB. Ed ward "l hones Fairless, late .of Stap'e's hen, money-scrivener.-- Jan. 20. 'Robert Rippon, of Liverpool, merchant—Jan.2o. Sam. Perks, of Walsall, Staffordshire, factor—Jan. 10. James Mid wood, of Hoddersfied, maltster—Jan. 20, Samuel likicinaell, of Great Grimsby, merchant—Jan. 21. Wm. Thornton, of Hinck ley, Leicestershire, currier—Jan. 17. Arthur Jones, late of Moutgoinet 7, tanner—Jan• ti. Beery Lee, of Holtywelbstreet, Shoreditch, silversmith—Jan. 18. Benjamin Mils, late of Enfield Town, Middlesex, lineu-draper—Jan. 18: Wlll. Sabine...of Gos port, Hauta, grocer—Jaa. W. John Davies, of Chepstow, Mon nioethsture, W2tchouiker—Jan. iB..Heury Fourdrinter,of .Cal S-. con-striae', and Sealy Fourdrirder, of Charing Cross, paper.ma sulfite:triers—Jan. tia. 'Daniel Howson, of Wigtown, and J o hn Marne.., of Little Hampton; Cumberland, manufacturers—Jan. 28. &mod Cannons, late of Beckinghatu, Essex, carpenter.— )4w. 2,i. .Peter.ffitfact hews, of Copthan-court, London; merchant. . ran:22. 'Samuel Wilhhaw, of the City-Road, taylorlan. 25. Thontaft Nicheills,.4ite of Plymouth, merchant—Jan. 21- John . . Atth, of Love-lane, Eastcheap, broker—Jan. 25. Henry Mostly, of Laurence Pou:itney-hill, and halt Whieldon, of Copthall—i • court, London, merchants—Jan. 17. Mary and Elizabeth Grover,; late of Kidderin'essier, minim ts —J./n.17. FaKv. Holloway Broad.' field, *of StoOrport, boat.buslder—Jan. 17. Wm. Bird, Lite 'of Stolle. in Srliffordsliire, and E. 11. Broadfield, late of rstostapost, ' Worcestershire, boat builders and partners. CERTIFICATE.S, JANUARY 18. C, King, of. the Albany, Piccadilly, 0111-broker—R. Pickering, of Liverpool, wine-merchant—J. Blythe, a Bristol, ptenhaso— P. Phelia Le f.rtut..4 Old Bond-street chemist —.r. Franels, of l b eather-la tie, leather-euttein-J. PenderiohiVileatine;ot Cbureh. ' sassige, Old Jewry, insurance-brnker-4. Swindells; 'bf 'Mtiirpic . Um:l4e , Deei,:yshire, innkeeper—W. Teideman, sal. .asul • W. Teidenusn, jun. of Portsmouth, seas.tayrroditel PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Ramsay and N. Garray, of Rigi.—M. Haynes and W Baw tree, of Blue Anchor :Road, Bermondsey glue-manufact beers — D. and J. libber, of Providence-ruw, it A tsbiary, •warch-roariu. facturers-714. Holland, T, fi.btr, sun J. Taylor, of Sitsitietd, s o .w-makers--J. Field, J. Field, jun. E. Cleaver. said W. G rete*- •wOW , of Leeds, Isankeri—N.• Richardson and R. Clarke, Jun. 4 ,f g u ssihanipton-plats.,Nt w -road, brick-makere 1. 'Brooile and It. C. Pease, of Scukoates, Yorkshire, antrernints;-O. and R. • Wibbesley, of Liverpool—J. Orate and S. Hulse, of Notting ham, troomor gets—J. Gibbons, B. Gibbons, jun. and C. Phil lips, of Billiton, Staffordshire l Irointpasters.-•-C.. Phillips and F. North:di, of Bilaton, Staffordshire, iron-mantra-1 ' Gibbons, 11. Buckley, E. Best, and C. Philip., iron-masters—.J. Watkins, . ten. J. Watkins, jun. and J. Tserdugtorn, of Eristol, titers...-S. Hunter and L I'4IO,WD, of l'ilac.:lesfield, Ch:shine, hon.futunlors —I. and J. Vokkman, of Stratford, Essex, confectioners- -C. Lonsclare ant T. Pearson, of Pluchneell and WentwOrtlie Grange, Yorkshire, faernewa—T. Povel and T. Wettenhill, of Liverpool, _ _ . ..... • ;747+ ;~ 1. 1 1P 1 71p! i • ate* tit •._.....„_ . • .I TO THE EDITOR OF.1:11/I, STklt. Bow .tnerr.-e-Saturday, Walter, OWe-ill/flaw ;,, was brought to this office, by Taunton,' cha i rg- . . Stn he general belief is, stitt Mankind advanc e -"T gq,and, if in order pre •J with being a transported felon, and being at large 1 n w i ckedness by deg rees, , . , so, . US 'before the expiration of. his sentence, having escaped ,•vnt.,the cetitunisaton of great cestnes, some mode ahould,headqpted for .the detection - and Ceilreetion of from on board the Retribution transport ship at Ports- i mouth.-8. Davis, one of the turnkeys belonging to t athatpeoCaßed 'petty erimei. Tha Dan on ,WhiCh the Newgate, proved, that the prisoner WAS convicted:at a ,Police,efithis coontry is established ut Pdreei. cen th, last May Sessioni in the Ocilteiley, and senten-.1-turY tenfiencbrind is .} . species of sanyPe to stoptities. no reward for ihe'apPre- - e ed•to transportation ; and ihe:rlitoner not producing •• i- o c r e i a r ar 'ickpoc' i rl, s a s i . ilferer' , ..pr` adult' off - ttsders a Pardon, he was committed keg Liial. until he has committed a,•exiritenherelihis life be-' ''.G. Letter was charged with stealing a military wiz coat, the preperty of Mr; • tetift, tailor, of Fleet- 'Comes forfeited ; thee miAttentie ti, that the O ffi cer.' ." rThe.prooner proved terbethe Man who sold } w i n although acquainted wi th 4pnelreels of petty . th ieiess t e*L-oat at • Mr. 'fleirfiblickkeii,,teo,ihiorn4.ainanAydrffisetrerkebtifcony A; kat their crimes , from a well founded •id Iticin that in . a short time they ea4l gresebelder, st ud _ 1 ' ceitailly;,'(ikatitea;thejaa thetarrnybeing stopped yhthi'i% on, kW days si nett.) y eenuret..comes efgeeater magottude. 'it was tlse j 1,44. an varied, aed, the same reward effered for fheme , Tile prisoner was committed foethala 1 Fprehension of aidckpocket as for a house btealuei b`elei:tace.--gaiuidiii,*.- Arline was charged i . murderer, gore •,would be few who . arrivieit , . beflz . r:sicm. Nol,lrii with : rietions conduct in .fie be:lent depravity to'corp . miethose crimes: - steeearekt Ole - etre& ihOil i sitt. *" 'flai r . lfthing re.l • I cannot close this )etter wiihObt observibg.thato plArgi in. srronWs . c . was • rather sa my opnuon, the great rewards Offered on parttels- A - ?pkiiti tpa, - to esca p e :`' rti54117... ' ,!iiii_"..;* ' F ier'ocCasionti by dotes:lase' ni andhulividnals,:have a I W, itire.j.te If " eonitoe'cl`thgteliii ht;det ea di 141Wa - wndency to male the police officer leis vigil int in of h!eer,,-ThrOugh, tbkibE iirisoirerlli*lnji nit; 1 ; ordinary cases • • WithOotoffence to tlins, * idenillmeitv , dressed httiiielf, .foreed i Pitvay, dressed hiMsetf Lt . rneAn that until au additional rewarl'isActred:thiy I iambi :kewers. • again. Ocrilkesinted,hirnitWtO the iornkey, to be ltt 1,141 poe aloe aiiettlbeinselves, anatisedefeires'aubmit i . • texaacetasrmAL knpatormes. out as'asvissine.' He• Was; however, retogniCed - and t. t at the nsjoa* be pr4ibited in all ca m o p t in! 11..4.11.,,,ruiin.1.4.1k,i.v.,..4 "2 ebb recedrY of Red • •.- - • Maisli . aft ILYurhaiii CottaliCtkit • back to hie lodging. 'llse ' worthy Al- all easetatriapte thepublic revenue is nOtinjere . ~. 1.... ii 41 .„.. . • *soma, Peron Stapp. to the rectory of . Braeon- .t deynrai' Conceiving him 'Lei be su ffi ciently punished • I am, Sir, Yout i s; ' lk , ' gat'sails. ;)ybis 'night's imprisonment, Ordered him to be dig - . ~c f Acc..c. f ; Blantfield, Pilo Fellow of Trinity Coll. : e, Cam -4.14;04 . . , EatartottialNil.llg CittoullbFAXClP- 7 43AbOgitylletve biro to thf Rectory, pflilon, ucks. 9 ~.. T-7.-'. a:. S 7 gw...... ‘.." TrarTir ".... 1111 tie tt ik el L iWT . of Bra id d .. A Watchman Taro ght up' a young matt whom he ; o'clock last night, it persoo Pet'eeivoi g -cilitse ney c' 4 ,.,,,,.9 .6 " . ... „ i _ ta kr 4 i,.,..."Per,,.., , awl 'obese, Ctadnidge, to the had stobed the rii i before, With - half a bushel of ;coach drive atlaurions lateeoGreatWiedinillotreet . sogair;,,. . coals on his shoul der,' on*suspiiion of having stolen rand observing, sonic bloCej on the panre:ls*of the elixir, 1 Rey. R. F r igaset i ir e' iW is ig I, n yb.; ist . ;;I s s o g it." ' ' diem; but the 'person from Whom the prisoner had 1 , felloWed it te.the hes* . letter e . it stopped, 'god raised 1 kb, .. h;bii Thift. mini of O J -intottli- ti.n commonly cause the coals aftended, and the hja,eistrate severely . repri. an alarm that a mawdered body was inside . At:this "k`dikt i " .24o • erakila Of Little Bd 6 " 1 . c`berlrl"' banod Mile . .- ! vs mande4 the avitchoxin for hisAfictous behaviour. . signa l the coachman drove one--the wan related the t.. 4 t ; bar tthiw , . . .; rector of Koodisant NI slier, F.w z. itnyToN,G,munnt,,--Saturch#Tl.,,....-- zi crr y. , was ciecumetance to several gentlemen passing, sl end .... • • Mewl- eireu ese . reetet orb rin g ileld, Eswri. • .charged on suspicion ,Of. broaklng,into the bottom of they immediately gave chase . aud oeerteok ilaq . coqfh ii -4 . ---..."--- . .- - . • • • ..-.---- . 4 _, , . . s , nwe ,on . • . - • .;titre Clayton, inJere:a:don-pas . sage C.Jerke *ll .in Great Queen street One of th em stopped . alie '''''' -'". - " - ' • lwAntoP.ls. - • - • i 'l'hurs lay night last ' with iiltent tq rob the same ; herees a whticcolsees guarded the doors et the coach. , Nee. Terme Plc!, i t . w t......t t:4l:staiopevoti, toWillliteaniveg but the family being disturited , i..strict search Was . 'ft was then discovered that two men had in thtir poi- 7 4 . 41 e 14 "At ., ..bith': ki'y ""eletallot baudford• f r o]. of WA ',et; . made, and the prisonervraediscovered, secreted in a session the corpse of a y oun g mint which Was cover , 'e a llte C 11 hinks rtie it athhnoe of . P a teltiecd, B ev i s , to i mi n Iroom in tl'e attic story , He was committed for re- ed with blood , and. anincision .41 die ..nefiF• . :IY I F3' CeilaiTineet. aysecor daughter of ti"" %"••• 1 bider. Eli• examination. welc.irPttl.ferta l l . , lY !ccifte 4 ST. 4 ) e.,CP.!?gC4 lotillice clalts b urY . UNION Haee.—On Friday last, as J. Collin- the-inui C°Prigu to. Pjlef'6lwecli-;Vitae al_ .. nng wilt . I,.c :',:i E t ii' R /J ' ev d t'i n ,P... ef-`4 . 0 , -huibir- to -).,1i.4 M. E.-1i kik. Dr. Eveleink , provoa of crib nailer, Ochted, bourn, constable of Wandsworth, WAS sitting in the , c° l 4 4l: s o ' .l7 l lll4 . o 4 a rr e . ar r a A . u4e •fr e . 3 . n • 1.. " mid arie 4 Zlyii Val hnibui. .. • . King's Head public house in that town s he overheard c•nachlt**‘Pfiglel4 l oo..t velsgriNPeeilitltelt PP the .. Revf4; fl' chu g t * . celreiliezmi% Ilid- Ten, ? I:it answered, that_ he was on me 'stand . .at ..t z ett; f l . daug iii4w ae_ . ar ar .e i , a , a Corporal of the Surrey Militia, Who was inthe:tap room, sty he knew a man who wasaeqtfainted with • A•nightstgiiigc soften he w 4ll . vag 4 ged , an.d . drOlttitein . i t tl e t v ' tk : ;. pr ' 11, reefiw at 'mitten, co tebe , i ,to 4 r .pl A ptpo- F cm. ahe stopped near a, poblic-house, owns . 0t67 tswitutsm; s4 -, 0 ,, saw . o ,,,.. hricarou, 1: 1 '; ( . 1- the persons who mtlrdered Lieutenant Johnson, iniFhe tDeptferd•road,•about three years ago,. and that the tw when e tWel.men.. alighted, and soon Ofief'9.4os t• - *Atte, anal of Knki . .* Sutton. N or do m pe u l a fses.. . tur , . avith a package, and he denied h.rscing a kiinw- . . Rev, Reoloald it' yitnian. am of she R.N.. Iteigint:d.Wyna•att o person he alluded to had Lieutenant Johnsou ° swatch ledgeaif, its being a dead body. They were .adrkepe of Stalttln, in the-county of Glom:est-T. v. Catbtnue !' 21, 1-a a his posicssion. Collingboutn iesmediately sent an • ' - daughter and co-It...ii ss of the lat e Francis Will** &likes, E. in ctietp,, y, op the charge. A surgeon. who:was' cau- a Thrrte are. i sero - ,rdwre ... 9. account to Iris brother, Wm. Callingbourn. at this Of- 10 in i - te,peamine the body at the watch-house, stated, lice, who, with. Goff, were directed , by. Mr.. Evance,Rev. W. Hankins, of Fatingdon, Berko, so Ailes Newoontl• ' .. , th;st.st . lsad undergone some part of the process of of Leech" • - the Magistrate, to . proceed littecrty to Wandsworth • • ditaectany-e - In all probability the *hole is a reser- • 'Rev. 'f. I. Ahlnnt, rota. e and leeoir-r, of 141.wm•ayk.t. to 'gild investigate. the husinesi. ' The officers did so— Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. John Humbe:stone, of Stan:cid. and on•quessioaing the Corporal, he took them to a "a" ITanl'actitm• • Bedfordshire. • A. wor man. by trade a tailor, was L/st week found house at Kingston, where.he pointed,' Ostb.the person . Oto ithosolva had alluded.as know in a hosel;__ it! ,the parish et Se inton, entered with i• . DIED. ing the rhorderers. lifeh, mak pertebing tlsrptslb want of food. lie WAS bee. 13, in Tralee. lieut. Col. John Goir-ty, tr•aeetak: FA* ;The officers immed i ately talk him into custody—at eonveyed ao, - .eta adjoining public-house, but • died rat yeetrwere lm menace, eon . Major arcs Dunclutnou,for.. ttt-St 1)0 *betinied with great effmntety, and made a ."' At Warfirld, Berk . Mar g aret, r•,.tct of :L.: Rev. R. Was c h, chew of resistance ; bet finding the officers determititel 0.14 punt i ng to l i ed. do takitig 7 him, he desistetl—and on being qn4tioned# ji es rePeated *hat he had before said respecting the An old man notated, Bryce, • died alew days ago at ' vicar of Dish( p Mild clam, Dorham. At liii boils -, in Maker street, on the £4th irean-, after a long Rothe line At the ho ur of interment some of the Ott overt fa: ess, Sir Isibii Liwitliat lobitstlne, id" wisioretal. nei;abbeurs out gin found his w , iy, o #ho was very 133 R rr ov "V i 1 / 4„ ." - mas Brourstn . , rec . a ct. pews. Brilt . t. murderers of Lieutenant Johnson to the Corporal,— The officers brought him to tau n, and . on Saturday 44 and in fi rm: seated in 4 choir us i ste chimney cot- Rev. Thome. Booth, Vicar of Flriskney. mar liestoo. Lamb.. he underwent an examinatioe before 'Thomas Evance, * lipritt to d e ath. - alke. 'the value o f Pr. FREEMAN'S .GuTTA SittaiTa mg is the pthne of brit, on the lath loom; se BrerYbood, Elite Esq. when he gave the name and description of the has' beetr s o i?ng proved, that. tothitlepf the .present luh t n „l a b7n (a iltr s"'hr4 - %?'"itiliesedleede7,l""tsi'a alledged murderers, one of whom had made prop°. day can, bear a cotttpetition with it, in all ehe..diffe- 1.7„,,, y howurs it William. trpanied by doe slide of the sails to induce him to foin interests in an eepedition on the highway t the prisoner. however, told him h e _rent, stages of a certain disease, which it effectually officers sa d inen eosapostn• the i irsison. ectes and,eradicatea from the habit, with Out exciting . - did not like it,-and declined has proposal. One of the soctaL pArrilllStsi the painful feelings and eaposure that attends saliva.: .. . A g .. A RR IAdE shnititleit the .6seadition Ofaillokiat murderers he desetibed as being at present a cenvict non—without the constittuion in an) . ae on board the hulks. The Magistrate ordered the pri- Happiness. which !a au% 4.V...tithed *rough its parses . gree, or even re9uiring con fi nement from b us i ness or • outer to be di , charged, on giving security to appear seat farm thin+, on not t•Atn 2 dicineleaugwaitehich slit i restriction . ofaliet.. The radical virtues of these es- e itetteetti to ete l erasent Of tien & fee dalleigit 131.609 5 . rcpt' when calk d fir as evidence against the persons be had need as the murderers, fur whom a strict search ' timablellleope have .roved their claim to Publ.c ap- areal. rank sif adoration to ditshrioti of svotroack; but yam." menti is making. * .probatietillie more thran 90 years. In the debility the cdnEitulall.Vbvell eabuid bY 4tlee9e. nr MnlitztA 4141 s of both setts they prtwe a never -failing resloratite— "rta.b! 1164 cdPitrat'id it' ah OriT e • a teas .I ."Ab i l l^ f ....Z.N1.....••••••••11• r rCIhOU 6to eitteffug that net V Indi • feat:kite to ses'se whether the debility i s Produced' ivy too Tree ttse of the i g un ,b er i ng vi o l , f Ilk and 44 r.astinate tb ..",,,,,. y.,.,, Mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a Warm so atseriterebileiceitt:!dasned natte - eottotlagy to &way Wm.. cli mate • To tratelkes and those going abroad, they ,` net Inalines• fun dm' which ere file didlontlealtee editor 414 , 4 cannot L recommended too strongly, as th e y wilt e .,, titrZtitt" . .. 4 " *wield s.; eeteledl "Nebel !rotes! biome ceive a safe, speedy, and complete care, in all old and a id psa eisis a r . ec a r., o , 4 ,: t r al ", , Y/eara ll"L' act r , f , 11 :..7 a. % : stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the snag °lmam, viol the iltantdoepairisingtheretrom ;ze an , to - Caw bladder aqt organs of urine. By its eißraiy Ttlittip•tbeidlllanteeot Oho efeeriieloddltaed bY dee dobwdlee %at* 4 women bah become Mothers, who for Many yea It o t . I ,„_ncr` 4 , o l :7l; r-1) " 44.° Y. 'b ath 6 CW' " 6 • l ' ,_e ht ri""R bad been deprivednf th at happiness,--Sold Tholesale 1,,,,,„7,;,,,,,. •a t , e ,nc+ts, }bat o l l ' ir Isddic as : !"'" lat " T "' an retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4e• Cheapside,.corner additional ardour . to % pose s ae eema ... 1 e t b... - ,. ab5 , p w..,,.„ of Paternoster-row t and retail, by ,Bdarat and Sharp, v* - li ary the toot leopedlon to the analogic of hansom lch.-- Portsmouth y Ilail arid Johnsoa,Onsport I Aliatitt, 4 ittkl.' it 114434 '"'"'" P"'°" who Ms bildllie'd *lid' * 44- , Weston, .. Mallory, and Jo es Porton; Trewrt k a ft , pry vi : i ;? " 14 0. 7 bm i f tss .tr ti ""• - b kb . in . P' e f t le s " tla Ti k :l a ld el • Dieter ; Cookwarthy, Grenville, Gilbert, and Hoe- the soutien of sriolastic actlturity, as wed as •he t .'. . 111 -1 •lancl,'Plymouth; Newbury, Di 1 Olin 4 Baxter and Mac. ancontratiteted etas. In pehieteW ihe ewe of thew complaiy.. donald, Glasgow; Smith.. Manderston, Stott, and they b° l d•ced le" Itodueence.f aft Vier . ; hot •senChle lie di Ice% it, rouse . be ce o a f d the i t i ll y en: of i issiA rn eatano ut tles ie r eater et • a- Cargill, Edinburgh; Crotwell, Bath # li on and peck, .Hulll Centpon and Danes LiYerpoot t Stains and , ei etingeari of Lomita% and filitibiagh• inlets add ie: yal 1 . 7 : Lynch, Mancleiiter ; .Bowen, Norwich s Knott acid cases of Syphilitic istecerlon ate radically mood In the ..!i • : Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton t _Edwards Rum of tlfd date. These el eke lime obeli/tau dusts*, •4 La and Penny, Liverpool; and .mor a t.)idedicine Vender's, ~,,n I ' ll6- ji ll c m "L,.'• 4 ""_, er, szl"etteu• Pim" ed dsc bunt% tine's. - me. ate pi:imam-3m awn •pe villy cam& Berets! Nab& inn i it A io bottles, at 2s. ed. 4s. 6d. & 225. Oentlenten of•die firaftempettab4t, Woe been ander tie .are .4 Moira tNerte end Co. for the vowed of cem r lates of due two this, suictores, ass. and kavin s wait-di radical lied permanent ,„, cure; request that refefetiee* may he made'to theta as MitillirarfT .. 4 7. . evklentai at 04 *treated steverkeita Of - Messrs. Cherie and C u.'.' plan of &tanneries ' MYtty of thto gentlemen imdiosicionss than 49 6 10 to ad yrSoind" were under the re of Mei wt. Mute. nen 5, g vidde. tad otter stingroos of equal rime-ace. who atietaptol is 6 their sure by theippikatiott of the lunar catintc;witionst 'owe ew Messrs. C u rrie and Co. have selected the tothiwing 'stun tr..o. the many the, are daily moving from geoslenaaa ratting, 4i.-a. thank. tor their rtatorautin to intend atAl Moroos health. lt are si 9 seut to them unrolicitsJ o lrom Me son of a Nobk Lad, we r e a.i i .taleured under this einliteellit and pontiff malady torten 1..1 • I he had Wen under the- ear, of sent'.! ittegeotts of ph,lerner I ' erturteate. acne of. wham sienbied hint permaneat set...! ; . 49 8 on e s ste, sppinior n e e* . of. leameniet ode pted and pi.r•to.! • 3i) a ~:liecteell.-Colecie lid cof auesaivede eadste cure 141•Itat a l e 4 W I was alone ascanii. , :El 1 Dr. Ceuta. - Igli k ifetaon•Gardan. 44.:' is 0 ' imd --: redlt afealigdiabilla 111.$00ationic?.ring to ifllliiii 52 6 ~..e Curtis thelottect re- at alai Wto atch. ctintaq tusk • 445 Q 'es o[ I, i , mild thti adiudah!eircattorni siler•citire s in glie Creti.s . i• • ii of Olaf rii: seat NO' •as net thriesey year, apjayed so eitiesi 43 2 44 "inee'rt suit trel." 3 "" l- r" , th pals 1 grid he entereves no doubt et si 0 " his !zombi "at a-Med, , tiirougli itlitiatlit end antiostno, a perk - ~,s , 0 " and ratllcie. crrre of that tumid tosnotsait. At be was tine : 54 41 '4 stranger to the matater that others treated the eotitalist, h e .... 1 0 e "it hi Isfrpnitee, from a tart 'rat alai a justeciesisaili.uto. to ga. • i " that Vilna, ml applatoielolle. Corr or a Wels.be leostbithisb. • iws PERPETRAIOV-OP tRIMEJ 1714 L LIGENCE. OXFORA bECVAIIER 27. At a General Ordination, holden by the I.nid shop of Norwich, at the. &hod' al, on Sund.r ; the following gentlemen were prdained: Dr AC4/NI. Augusta, Camplx4l. A.B. College, Caimbridge. Wm. Elston, of St. John's college, Cambeidge. John Leer/on Hamilton. Cnitunoner of Chr.stcburch, Wm.-Hioldocli, Mama 'of in Academy, Btiksdale. Ederard Hon, A.B. of SC. Jblin'eceilege.tuist age. Gi orgy Jarvis. liettry -Muir, A.B of Trinity eollti s e, Camfbridge. kitty Maribor's, A.B. Of St. Johsfs c9Bege. (.:anibridge. Wm Mitchell, of St. Mary-bill, Oxford. RiclaardPiltar.si A.B. of lernbrelte4all, C.embridgi. - , V&ILSTI. • Edaird Atk)iss Bray. Seeeilt Carter, A.S. Fellow rit SC John's coregy. Osfotd: Janses.Rescon, A.M. of Cain. college, Catnlindge. Richard Eaton, A.B. of St. John'. college. Cambridge: lokn Bington. A.B. of At. John's e Metre lievsiois Get yr, A.lt. of Teasty *Arr. c am i r w il ii George,Haulsury, A.M. In Worcester co Igo, CiSaisl. • eichardlohnsem. ( A. B. Yelltvw of Nikk engive.tilisissidge. ' 4l rUe Ikn% 4eß• 4 1 74010,1V 6 VIsed AB. sc. 4104:443:17.C.miloritige. _.toridele.l4l Taylor: 'w f' l4l ' 4 " 0-11 Josh . k . .wealidt B. 4SaIW. (*Nem tafristidge: 13dsv.r4 ‘"ardi A B, of Jesus collve, CAmbridge. labairbelllie%brinsuit, A.B. of Pmibtake-ball, Cambridge. G. Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London. berore the Right Honourable Sir imam Ma ssrzrin, ICnt. Lord Chief Justice of his Majesty's Couit of CUO MO!! Pleas, at Westminster, in and after Hilary Term, 1812. IN TEttNI4 11111DLESP.7E. LONDON. MG/. .fan. £4. Saturday, - Jan. 25: Friday, - - 3I . iaiurMay, - I ch. thuteday, - Frb. d. Friday - —7. Al rER TERM. 'Thursday, to , AAA, II S. • Friday, - Feb. 14. Saturday afternoon a tronk.waf.cnt from behind a t post-chaise, between London bridge and Cornhill, containing apparel, tcc. the property of a gentleman, !' from Chatham, who was in the chaise at-the time. 1! About one o'clock on Wednesday atiorning Erna- Awe) Hospital, Westminster, wits attempted by noc- ;• nal depredators. They }woke away the lead and eassof a window, which they opened andlraving lifted tip a bar, either drove it into the middle of tke room, dr threav it at a dog that molested them by barking, but did not enter. After which they proceeded to, the Rev. Dr. Waters's residence, and mounted $ one Parr'of stairs window, the frame of which they cut .away in Ow. ceutre of the bottom with a chissel, but cild not suttied in Beet ng into the house. • Friday , se/Might, While tote family were at ten, the shop . of Silversinith rind je,vellei at Greenwich was breki open and robbed of nearly the whole of its et ' luable stock. Three millions dressed in dark smock frocks, hat week attacked Serjeaat MajorLawes, of the Wail. Local Militia, close to Langley-common, nt:tr r 'LOAM, knocked him down, find robbed him of what ,Sony he had in his possession. .A labouring man was,on Sunday evening, stopped ..by a footpad opposite Stone-bridge, near Northtleet, who, after .firing at him.without injury, the ball pass ing through his hat, robbed him of £5. sday night, as Maring„ of Warwick, was returning from Stratford, he was knocked down by ' two footpads, who heat him, and robbed him of a few pence, fortunately missing a packet in his pocket 01V41 Ai Mc NEWCASTLE COAL. 1) Bgelive I tit 13.svick ' ) Burdou • .* • :E, tAi IGOLS, mu/ups, .A.J so Let t Arta Wedries. Dr4i.134 I Fr • Coxlotige Colllpswood Flghtnri MOW Heaton Mat* - 1 _ • HelAnau Muir .... t Holiwril Main 1 i Killmp worth .... 3 Northumberland Maio r I.lddle•Mtin i Paotap Windoor's ..... I 'Canfield Moor .< . 0 ; ' . 2 I'o i• •• 1 I'Yowl:dry Mam ...-- Wall's End 1 Temples Wain End Wottky ..... . 1 Wallington 2 1 , Wylavu -... T i Belli W:gies End • 4 MUM: ditto ...a. ' . V: }kind' Wilk-End --• • 3 NewcaitVe ditto 3 j BLYTtI. SCOTCH, T 7 I • 1