Star. — London, England, 1811-11-25 00:00:00

, ,;• T‘ • - Rols:rt Clarldge, ler of atfard-stnift, 1111.!dleart, now of Up 1 George-street, Manchester-orare, .uphobteree, dealer an, cliapman, Noe. 26, at Ocean, Dec. 3, atone. and bp. 4, 'et ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Newcomb, Vine street, Pic ea:Mt. George Brown, late of Holywell.street, St. Leonard, Shoteditch, Middlesex, haberdasher, dealer and chapman, Nov. 26, Dec.- 3, and Jan. 4, at one, at Gu•ldli . aU. Attorney, Mr. losse, Far" nivel% Inn, 1-IMbortf.. • . . Jus, ph Varley, of lioundsditcl4,ekre*r, dealer and chapmao, , Nov 26, Dec. 7, and Jan. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall Attor• my, Mr. George Adams, Old /rim', I.undon. • John Cutbvate, nu: eider, nnwut Nl'eetnitittster, but fate of Maid- stone, Kei.t, litite4nerchant, dealer. and. chapman, Nov. *V, Ike. 7, and 143. 4, at twelve. at Guildhall Attornics, Mr., hf ares ,.Maidstone Kent ; or Mr. Jones, Millmaavlace, Bed-, ford-row, London: Charlie Bessell, of Prospecr-placr, Lambeth, Surrey, insorante broker, Nov. 26, Dec. 7, and Jan.., 'at twelve, at .GuildbaU. • Attornits, Messrs. Rogers, and SMI, Manchester-buildings", • Westminster. Thomas Price and Charles PrkLiffltidirronerifftet, Soathwart, r uphubite.rers, dealers-and chapmen, Nov. 26, at eleven, Dec. 3,. at one, 'and Jan. 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornks, Meters. i Wilde and Kiii3lo,Cattle-stre‘t, Falcomstivare.. 1 . ... Jamks Peat and William Smith, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, sidlera , Nov. 26, Dee. 1, and Jin 4, at eleven, at Guildhall Attar ney, Mr. ltogios, Frith-rrett, Soho. John Davies, of Bri,tv), lifbced...atJter„ dealer and chapman, i i ld Nov. 27, Dec. ti, antrJan. 4, at elve, at the Bush .1 . avvrif, • , Bristol. Attornics, Messrs. Prior W i1i.11114, Lincoln's Inn, I.ondon ; or Mr. G. Strickland , Br 4 .01 : • Aaron Smith, of Uley,, Gl o ucestershtre clot:her, dealer and ehapman, Dee. 5, at fir... 6, at ten, and. Jan. 4, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Newport Atturnies, Mr. Gauit, Holborn court, Gray's luau, London ; or Mr. Hill, Dursky. ' DIVIDENDS. • Dec. 10. Thomas Duckham, late of Washfield, Devonshire , cattle-dealer, at the G.obe'Favern Lxeter.—Dec. 17. 1. Dade 'and J. Steevens of Garlick-hill, ;rine oterzliants—pee. 14. J. Doyle,' of Covent-Garden amulet, chinanuan—Nov. uo. W. Reeve, 'of Chaplum. coach-rnaster—Llec. 14. W. Ander, et 'Se-,1, ward4treer, Goswell-street, soda.immulacturen—Dec. $4. W. Aspland, of Kensington, cheeseinonger —Dec. to. R. Attivell, , Of foddif.gtou, Bedfordshire, baker—Lee. 17: R. Raynor Biker, of Nottingham,itutholder—Dec.l4. kDentan, of litienhatn, &sea, sett:sin:an— Dec. 14. 1. Hutchinsou I rowne, of Camberwell, Surrey, merckant—Dcc.l6. W. Coombe, of Scot's-yard, Can non-s.reet, inerchant..-Now. 26. 1. eurd, of the /*limn ies, trunk maker—Dec. 3. C. Colwell, of Leicester-square, cabinet. Maher , —lke. 14. A. Gain, otherwise Guilt buingay, of King.tun apon-Thanies, ii utintonger—Nov. Su. .1. Kerinx, of licar.orreet, • lxicester-fields, Liuggist -.Dec. 16. T. Ashton, of Portsra, limn dr.iper—Dec. 14. It. and 'l. Southey, of l'isn'areet-11111, liter chants---Dec. I.J. S. Browne and W.."l6alesley, of Bioxwietr, Star lurdsliire, rupc-shakers-rDec.!l4: w`: Orefaies, of I.ecila, cur- riar—Dec. lb. J. lid!, of oaltford, Sotnersetshire, dettler-oßeit... 14. SAl'ock, of Gravesentl,painter.-4,fec. 14 W. mark, of ilOar cuat-buitlingt. Aldersgate, merchant-04x. 10. Ha Marti*, of. 1 Llirminzham, horn button maker—Dec. ifs: J. Moffett, of Nei* Uruintid.street, master marito:r—Dec. 14. T. Ashamed. arsd W. Furlong, aB. iirtol. haberdashcrs=-Der,..14. IL e.rinin, of ate ~ iningliam, draper—Nue. 30. t.!. Mercier and C. Chervet, of liar tholumew-elose, . xriuters—Dec. IL G. Redford, of Bedfdted, Lancashire, cottim-spinner.Dec. is. T. Henry Payne, oreol lunuctreet, merchant--s Nov. 30. 'l'. Lownils, of UutteMane, Cheayiside, warehouseman-4"er- 23. M, Cameron, art Great . Yarniou• h, milliner—Dec,. 21. ,3. ,Ives„ of Cawston, Nurfosk, grucer—Nov. 36. J. CooE, orliiistol;bauking-glass manufacturer. Dec. 14. P. Lhipuy .kbbtitt,of foils-filace, Gnat Ormond-street ... 9 insurance-broker. . . CERTIPICATEg, DECEMBER 14. . . A. Aboaf FonieCa, of Great Present I.street, Gooelman't-fields, mer,rhant-.-W. Mahone, of Birmingham, taylor —b. Jones of I.siritiingliam, li . quoi-inerchant—T. Bass, J. Richards, an d K. Jones, of liveryoul, tay ors—J. Avis, of 'lllistberseinnie., hOnler. setshire, Mealman—G. sacory,i of Borough ii.gh-strect, Surrey, vietuall.r.-sD. Chand.er, of S:owuplaim, Sintolk, coin-mer ckant—J Johnson, of ki gh street, Southwark, hop- merchant. —S. Zagury, of Great Pr.nCati. street, Goodman's-betels, mix chant—J. Jones; of Leicester-ilelds, metes-mercer...--W. Spencer, of Now.-court, liusv.".ane, merchaut—R. Illackmore, of Tutren• hams-court-road, painter—J. Gram, of Cricklade, cher' factor—. J. Hooch, of Maryport, Cumberhuid, cheek manufacturer---1. Davits ' of Hereford, c an-factor—R. C. Ptmfold, of West smith geld, lalackiarmanufacturer. -•-- PARTN LitSHIPS DISSOLVED. . ;,.) ::.‘ r. J. N. Brown, and W. Norcott, of Fulham, coopers— ' 1. Webb add T. Borg*, of frome Selwood„ common carriers-- G. 'I hornpson and K. Darlot, Beashindir-lane, wine and spirit merrhants—R.CaWkwell and R.Dixon, of Newark-upon-Trent, niercerk—A. Greaves, J. Greaves, and 'l'. Hogg, of Mark-lane, grocers-4. Ashbridge and 7). Scott, of Dalston, grocers—J. As. ,pinali and J. Capper, of Lawrence-lime warehouienten-4.Pear. sou and J. Stewart, of W'estminster•roi:d„ grocers. W. Cox red 'I . Wads:worth, of Bat ton-upon-Invell. k-'l't.mes and R. Bur man, of r•outhant, attonnes.. E. Row and H. Powell, of Uki street-road, carpenters. J. Pains and C. f oardrinier, of Ja maica wharf, ChristcLurch, coal merchants. IFROU.SATURDAY • muirARY PROMOTIONS. • Comnesions signed .by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Oxford. 2d or Southern Regitnent of Oxfordshire Local Militia. Charles Thwney, Esq. to be Captain, vice Petrol:ln, tleeeas..d. Dated Novetnber 1, 1911. 4th or Eastern Regiment. John Syms, Oen% to be Lieutenant. Dated October 7., Isl L Edsecril Lock. jun. Gent. to be ditto. , Dated tietober 19, lel I. I.ieutenant Jolen Syma to be Quarter-Master, vice Townsend, res signed. Dated Oct. 26, Int L. Commissions signed by the Lora Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. 21 'or Midland Regiment of Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant-Colonel liamond Alpe to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Commandant vire Bulwer, deceased. Dated Nov. 9, 161 3d or East N ot' folk Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. Major Charles Larnn to be' 1 kitten:int-Colonel, vice Smyth, de ceas-d. Dated ;September 'sit. Major John Harvey, of the Norwich Light Horse, to be Major, vice Laton, promoted. Dated Nov...9nber 9, 5511. 11.1NKRUPTS. • Themaisran Dawson and tVilliam P• wling, taf Ahlgate, High- Erect, London, linen-drapers, /Seaters, chapmen, and soparr ners, to surrendsr November :AP, at eleven, Dee. 7, and Jest. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintuer's hall, Upaer Thames-street. Francis Hayward, now or ,lat: of New serum, t stylist, dealer and el:alai:an, November 30, Dec. 10, and 'January 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Davis, Lothbury, Warhol. %mud Parnell, of Kingston, Surrey, linen-draper, dealer and Viasimati, 1":ov .2i, Dec. 7, and January 4, a *ll'. at Guildhalls t urnies, Messrs, Sweet and S. °keg, lhavirayha3 s•reet.• Ow.n, of Mastelie.tir, corn-dealer, and chapnian, lfsze. 16, 17, and January 4,' it eleven, at the Star inn, Maochester..- Atomics, Messrs: 'Milne and Party,' Nn. I. Hare- coat-, Temple, London; ur Messrs. Thomas Redhead and Brother,. Manchester. SAIIIIICI Cooper the younger, of Liverpnol,wheelwright arid black. ; • sra'th, dealer a n d Chapman, December le, 17, and January 4; ar eleven, at the Globe 'revisit, Livirpool. Attornies.. Mes.srs. - Governed Lowe,Soathantrun-buildings, Loudon; or Messrs. Orr. d and Ikunes, lave:loot. Samtiel Heath, of Eirmifighani, ander Erdington, near Pinning • Irani, boot and shq...-isialter, dealer and chaptnati, Nov. 26, 27, osol•Januzry 4, at eleven, at the ehikespear 'l'..verts, New. Dirmirghatila Attdruies, Mr. Nicholls, C:ray's•lnn . scipare, Loudon; or Mr. Thunias hio:e, or Mr. James Bea • wick, liirmingharn. • • I linnet: Dunn Kirke, of • Kingston-upon-Hull, linen•drapts, dander and chalustass,.Ntie. SS, ss, and January 4, atelevea. at the Neptune Ims i Kingstein- noun -Htill. Attornleo, Messrs. Exley, Stocker. an d Driest:in, l'urnivars-hue, Loudon ;or Mr. Cotsivorth; KiegLtoa-upon-119.11: Joseph Wharton, of ChCster. etirn-de't•r, December 111, 17, and January 4, at twelve, at the Glides '1 avers, Lieerpool.. Amor vies, Mr. Windt', loku-sfrect, Bedford-row, Landon ;or Mr. John Garnett, Water-street, Liverpool. John Galley Batc, Liverpnoloiters - hant,dea l eer and 'chap:lran. • Deeenther 6,7, and Jarinar 4 4, at eleven, It the Globe Tavern 'ln Liverpool. Attnenles. kr. James Phlldps, tAverpant ; or Mat.'l4nonsas,Witidle, John greet, liedfor4niv, Loudon. itlobt rt Harrison the rider, and filth: sr. Haryisoa the ' younger, John Willaa s aa ;Ara u ibmer Harri. r of.M'atiliag street,Chesp- Logsdon, svhulefale ImeMarapers, and copartuers;deolers • and etlapine.),:l4ov. sik Dec. 2, nue January 4, at eleven; at Attu: vire, Me:ars. lion:di:Ion and Hewitt, Little lAnktrot reit. • • . . . l'hosssa Edsvard Eft, farrner'y .or:titan-street, To tealtain-' . clot road, lat now cr hue of Holloway, Isliddlesex;tureer, • Otty-mak , i, dealer and diapason, Nov. 24, at eleven, tee. 8, • ' at one, and January 4, at eleven, at Guildhall: Atterni'l, Mr. Jeyes, No 1:9, Charlotte -grog Fazroy-square. • Sakti Llar;s, of Brasawick-s•hee; Dep:ford, Kent, ntealman, Nov. so,l)ec. lA, and January 4, at ten,. at Guildhall. Attorney, ! , • Mr. James Clore, Furnival'i-Inn. -•• Paha Ihettaton, of W hite=st, parish of St. George tbeltiar- Tyr,- Ssmiliwork.Funvy,earpenter,w,dertaker, dealer and chap ' , MS% Nov . 2•i, Dme. 10, and January 4 , at ten. at Guildhall.- - • At,forlalo IVli. ':stuynnatt. Burrow s-Buidingc, Blaekfrlar's )tralst. : ' • Birisiggham; holier, dealer and ehapman, .Ifolv. 29, SO, and January 4, at twelve, at the Swan hit and • , Hp:el Attornies,*eisii.Kinderley and Long, Holboi n-court, Cray's-inn, Logsdon; or Mr, Palmer. Bfrcningbam. /titian Wilkinson and John Sutton, of Manchester, drapers, . dealers, ehapmen, and copartners, I ke. 111, 19, and January 4, at one, at the Motley Arma 'lna, Mane' ester. Atturnies, Messrs. Hewitt and K:rk, Manchester; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lane, I.entign. John 'faylor,late 9f abilbottle,Northutrtberland, dealer and chap yam, Dec.:l3, 24, and January 4, at eleven, at the 'l'urk's - Head Nen-cos-le-upon-Tyne'. Attortiles, Messrs: 1 mn 'lett, or Mr. 1 harp, of Alnwick ; or Mr. Flesney, Gray's- Inn-square. London. Tharam Miles, of Gtin-alley,pari-lt of St. Mary Magdalen, 13enuoitday, Surrey, fellmonger, dealer - and o...ptustsi, Nov. 00, at twt lye, Dee. 7, and Javaary 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Drcw,'No. 61, Bermondsey-street, Southwark. Sainsuel Sherwin,, of Lueas4treer, Sinners-town, Middlerem pa kent glass enamel. r, dealer and chapman, Nov. no, at twelve, Deceddier 7, and January 4; at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cram+, Union-outlet, Broad street. John Whaley, of Coventry-street, Haymarket, Middlesex, boot and shoemaker, Near. SO, Dec. 7, and January 4, at twelve, st Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Lailacht.7 and Silver, Angel conic ;111rogroortiot street." • Thomas Mitchel Coppelston, late of the parish of Kensington, Middlesex, victualler, Nov. 26 Dee. 3, and January 4, at 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Battyq. Sioanemweet. , John Sykes and George Sykes, 1r e of Carriers-Hall-court, Lon don, aud isf thlskrafirld, Yorkildre, clothiers and factors, and dealers in Whelks) cloth, copartners,dealeriand ehaposon, Nov. 30, Dec. 3, and January 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atomics, isiessra, Noy and Pope, Mincing lane, Timer -greet. • Pzekiel T:salserlake, of Great Mary-la-basw-street,isildillesex, poulterer, dealer and chuptuan„ Dec. 7,1 4, and Jatatitlig. at. ten, at Attorney, Mr. Joshua Mayhew, Synioners bin, London. John Currie late if Vere-street, Orford-sweet, hosier asulglover,; , (but now a prisouer in tin:Kay:a bench) Nov. 301,-Ike. 7, aid. • January 4,as twelve „at Gai2lll:4l. Aitingey, Mr. Bennett, lkan'o-court, Doetot...sommons. • St itHey.Nianning ll'ebstre, -I,l4eld's Collfee.tolintle; I.ondon, 14- sarance-Viroker and underwri Cr, N0v.30, Dee, V and Joarnary 4, at ten, at Guil.U.all Attorney, Mr. 'llo:23ss ds :Grin, le, leothersOng Holborn. George, Allen, of Cast. don Butlatalohire, inikeepitiVdialti taM • 'elopinan, Dee. 3,7, and 'timidly 4, at eleven. "risk' eorge ; and Aare! inn, Stamford. Attartata, Mr, Ttannesen, bum . ford -k ne : Messrs. Anstice and Co. l'emple, Landan. Ricl,ard Sparkea, of Little Omen-street, Middlesei,raVaehjoinev, ' dearer find char:lan,' Nov. sn, tee. 1, and January 4,ut twelve at Gtilhlhall. - Atiornies, Messrs. Rogers and Sim, Manchester . lhdld bye. 'Wets's , flute- Titans:al .11Vpil,, of Maceleslieid, Cheshire, draper, dealer and. chapman, Dee. d, 7, and January 4, at two at the Talbot Inn, 'Nfarket-stieet Zoe, Manchester. Attareirs, Messrs. Taylnv , and then in, Manchester; or Mr. Ralph /leis, Chancery-lane,. • , l diftaotr.• - • Windt/ J aOl,lOO. est Brysr.stone-street, Ve•rtnsameauare, ' 4.1 • staansser, dealer and du:viral:, Nov. SO, Dec. 3, aad.Jan. 4, at t welve, at Guildhall, Atturniv, Messrs. Few and Ash ' niure; lienrietla-street, Covent-Garden. Walla:a Morgan,of Liverpool, pipe maker, e. 4,5, and Jan.. 4i at eleven, at the Globe 'las ern, Liverpoot. Attornivs. hlr. Davies. Lk/ere oaf f rat ;Mr. Itle , ldow craft, Gray's-Inn. John Smith, late of munerscrivener, Dec. at • the Tap*, Inn, York S and 4, anel'll6. 4; Ave's, Thomas Paul, New Mal.os% alti Mr. Lease 'E. A few nights since, the dwelling house of Mr. Woolf, man's mercer, in Illackusan.street, Southwark. was brokeopen and robbed of plate and other articles, to the amount of 4:300. .. A fire broke out on Friday morning in the premise. of Mrs. M.:lville,. in Shakspeare-walk, Upper Shad. well, which entirely consumed them, and damaged the two adjoining houses. Another fire broke out in the work-shops of .Mr. Clarkson, bookbinder, in Chandos-street, Covent-gar den, on Saturday night, about twelve o'clock, which partly destroyed the second and third stories. A woman, calling herself Maria Jackson, has been apprehended at Saffron Waldek, for passing counter feit'dollars and base shillings. In her possession• were found 90 counterfeit Ss. Bank.tokette, well executed, 960 _base shillings, and 13.5 sixpences. Yesterday moaning a well-dressed female passim. along, Chincery-lane, between ten and eleven o'clock,. excited the notice of passengers, from her appeanin c e . fof extreme dejection. The humanity of several ladies induced them to tequest the young fern sae to accept of their assistance, which the stranger declined, hut .before she had proceeded ro the end of the lane, she steldenty fell, and immediately expired. No memo. i randum or notes were about her pet son to lead to a I , discovery where site resided, and the body was eon. teeyed to the workhouse. • NEono ATT ACII MEN ? AND SENIIIILITY.--TVAI) Afri can /dares, the one of the Chomba country, the other 1 a Cororisaniee, were sense time since purchased by T. pbf a ckentie,•Esq. of Jamaica, and having evin ie d a i, great *attachment to each other, were transferred to Alt Mount estate, situated in the eastern part of the .island. In the course of time the Clsomba, named i Sampson; was made a driver or head man ;..brit in I !September last, having displeased his master, was dis- '1 missed frbm his sittiatien, and Campbell, the Coro. 'I , mantee, chosen to fill it till Sampson should be re stored to f .vour. Its the mean time Sampson fell sick, but was not considered in immediate danger ; it how. I ever tamed out otherwise ; his milady increased ra pidly, and he was given over. The 'Moment Camp._ 'bell heard this, he told his master, th'itri4 if Sampson died, he shoulddie also," - which proved but too true; lie no sooner knew his beloved shipmate was no snore, :than he fell ski owl died four days afterwards.— eWhat places the disinterested attachment of poor Campbell in a stronger light is, ' thst besides sueeeiiing SaMpson sit driver,-lie was to have been ' heir to his friend's propertf, unountitts to about tied hundevd pounds. .. , • • . . - • • , - • • :,.. -,...., v •,.. 11, . lik.._ «~ - , , r•Twc _ . •., , - . T.... , POLICE. - . 4 141, .Di itajACZArtt. ' ItiN=ll.=B.o . , . . „,••.- commie KING'S ntHCII.4IOY. as. : , • - -Tan Yana s. reklAvriA n v 7 ..-iilsltaY . The de fendant was called on to veceikesiudgment, he having been Convicted it the sittings after last Tenn at Gtiiiilliall, Of refilang to serve the office Of Constable of the Ward of VatringdOn . Withitt, after being duly elected thereto. ' . i The difence set up by the defendant at the trial was, that by the ancient Charteri.in favour. of the Barbers' Company, who'siCre originally cOnnect.d with thrStltgeons, he, as a'Fre6nian and Liverymaill of that Company, was exempted frOm 'the burden Net; serving any parish office. I.Ord Ellefiborough held,. , however, !hat this privilege was originally conferred• I only on a limited number of • Barber Surgeons, eclat' ; caret! and acting as such, and coutd never be 'coin strtted, in the present tinies, to exteridto allthe Fred': . ! men of the Company, whatever might brthe trade, ift_ or occupation which they followed. The Jury beim( b ah. .of this opinion, found the defendant, who is a trunk. tat'''. • maker in St. Paul's Churchiyard, guilty... kne t. r ' The defendant now tiled an aflidavitin mitigailnii,' 'longed tO in which he stated that •he bad been led hub en or in Thcin si ' d lit- I.eonsequenee of representations made to him' that lie i fused t° tcli ",: .v.-as exempted front the burden of serving, the Oki iem ere leen. in question—representations which he verily believe l'he blagistrate. ito be Well founded, the more extiatlaxly as they *st • 1 them to pay . a I supported by an opinion vital by Lord Erskine',' .o do, w oUJD est '-i At while at lite bar. He was no*, &meter, convineed* , . .... of the impropriety of • his refoiak and Was ready to; serve the Ace whenever he should be required to-dol:1 The Arronsav-GeNiataL did not wish to• bearl I hard on the defendant. It was however • but.. cow- I i'anon justice that he shouli pay the costs of the pro f . I•aecutiiat. There were other three defendants, alga Imbibers of the Barber's Company, in a sipitlar.sir tuation, against whcm the city had been trivet to ' , the necessity of twinging pr9secutions, hen beep obliged to prorate substitutes for the whole of Oieta it tie city's expence. i -Lnsd ELI.kIIOROGGII said the Court could not he ' parties to any . agreement concerning the costs. '1 he : best mode of proceeding, probably, would be, to al -1 • low the defendant to remain at large, on his own re -1 Cognizance, to come up for the judgment when re quired, so as to give the parties an opportunity of adjusting theterms between themselves. _ The defendant accordingly entered into the recog nizance proposed, to the extent of 4 - 200,. as did two other defendants in similar circumstances, named i Benjamin Sleigh and John joss; the fourth benag prevented by indisposition from coming up. riv. 'KIM; v. ukrolettr. AND ER-9013. Mr. TOPPLSo called for judgment against this de- t. I fendant, who was convicted at th; last Assizes for Newcastle-upon-Tyne, of a most outrageous assault . -' st. upon Mr. Clayton, Town Clerk of that Boron h.— • •,,,. s i - The Court sentenced him 'to three mondis ititprivons i meht in the King's Bench, to pay a fine of X5O, and --. -esl. Recs.- Ito give sureties for three years, himself in CIAX), and 1 two other persons iii iCtOd rach. TUE Islxc e. WILLIAM EAST. This defendant Was convicted at the last somerset Assizes, for a libel against S. R. Clarke, Esq. Solicis itor, of a most defamatory nature. Sentenced to one i A GREAT EVENT FOR EI4GLAI4Ia. month's imprisonrhent is the King's. Bench: '• ' .1111 INVarattaTe INTCII.3IAL ZNIIIIIIr 'Altagetti. TIIE KINU V. .JOlll.l E. 11..E111, ESQ• liffANY laudable attempts have hetetefeie been This defendant was convicted at the last Bary As . 1 .1.71 made in vain to attest our Great isuerniiffiresswA' vs. sizes. of an assault ujson J. Sharp. a servant of L i ned qQrSOIRTAON pay_ Foreigneta called hodiga it' isgw:, ow Thurl. The defendant was the son OM . : Kelm!, T‘celicT Thoolouf cer.ons a lt•i i tg...ilitc? "lii!gt,i2ti.i itily..!hv a Magistrate of Suffolk. He was sentenced to pay 4 , Asielux, I f: 3e centuric eatal ean v { tact — ta. tiet - 7 1 7 , Qby tue y s irJ e Ct it T. ma iV c.in i Erne of £so,.and to give security, himself in £lOO, and aka Cough, bas usually Itecn-tho pdaitary cane, .snob, what two sureties in . 4.50 each. . evlt' will check Gomgh en u entally, should be speddy reread ft • . Tilt Kinfa v. IFINVAiIta. • as li s beaer to ptiVititC than to corr.—Mr. MAIM EN, the Mt. deittfillf ittOVtid illaidlii defendant be suffered i4PronVarklin or of 'th e e V liG su F wt .T ri A ic lll ,l: E A lidS at E a ffiC a ! i f i c L ti v ie rzy nte n-1- va4 ; [C. g' at large upon bad, until his trial at the next Pulmonary Gemplaints, cornpreberislitg oho the limping Cou c h, 1 Sussex Assizes, upan an indictment for manslaughter. the destroyer eiChildren, frets it a duty ineendseen en bre to The defendant was in custody upon the verdict a the urge the task at I;:rge to a_iseesi , a adartioo oftt to eases si Coroner's 'lnquest , charged with slaying Bentaia t c ne QuA l .. Tr il e ert h t al a k g: l a n , "Pt i l: l b wat P.: 1 1 , 11 : 1 . 11 '" iit t h ll e as h e b : d i * - 06e 1 in 'c'T Trigg, under the fullowiag circumstances : The de- fication to relieve direr Thousand Persson; and can with nit% fendant, A fiSe'days before the affair whch terminated say, diet it has newer yet felled of giving speedy aelief Li (Awl ' in VS death, had been wounded on the head by 4 .if Cou g h, however severe. RECENT CASEn: Mreo sabre, in .ti quiarrel with a dragoon, quartered 4 From a-- . 11 .1 fe . el rt A a i d A ut s y ti l f t ' ic i ute ' ois tri'adt liGledge Ore rr' with 1 Lewes, named Kipping,, which, however, was not 1 g ratitude the efficacy of yovr Vegeta/A. Eunice on befall 4A my attended with very , settnus consequences until fire wife, who was afflicted with a isdeadioalasugh for ten j eans, days afterwards, when he received a blow on the he-ad asesk.'h bid di medical mere mill Uvulae t o ccee'thitlf *. from the defendant's fist, in consequence of having which had reducr hera ,she abeard e liedret, tlit at Issirl id is a i;i tc a r wilfully assaulted his son.. The Court ordered him t v a e k i i 7 t; r one m ile e foss " ILI great redid', .ard ur coat as intaing fte 'to take it to lie 'discharged upon baiL agreeably to your directions. her cough has ends* left her. 1 I should have wrote before (het cough having hera winueed fox • more thou eighteen muths) bet have waited if it would Wednesday John Coward, Thomas his son, Richard moral and ambits it does noto taus,. - reartelg Broadway, And Ann Broadway, alias Grimm, After was , sty inostmattful thank . , s; and nay you lye se a slants thousands tit your fellow-creatswea, is the rdneere prayer derring a long examination, were committed to 11. case e s zy WOOL obetllellt lanOtble to chesterj ail, charged with etteting tie shop of William ~ t. THOMAS ABBY." •Pidiner, in the parish of Lyucombe, and "Widcombe, I 0 N.. It, Orange-street, kited lion-square, May i; is: t.' in the night. of the 9th inst. and stealing about i . from Mr. I. Rimer:cc, 3, List-Imre, I.Zreetes•agasze 2 curt. of chee , c. _c ou r o d h as b een a waic h iaas "—.. ~ Sia-1 feel gnat pleaarre In acquainting yea, dig fair Tar , getak Essence alone has hominy relieved any sonnet, Ma/ Bath for some years past ! 1 Clerks from a very troubteantne u unstitutionid cough, with which . The value of Dts FUEENIAN'S GIJTTA SALIITAWS she his been atllictoi, by lter account, these last lowa yowl. I has been so lohg proved, that nothing of the present ! b t :g h ) ::: awl " re l c if yo i at u Fa tleis . t i k nee tewi re l e: to 4 Pu i to w li- V h till: as"; foci It 04 .day can bear a competition with it , in All the dile - i „b ay ,„ x i.. my ver b a l l ' in ,thuo ur to any ifiqumna•. I ain . ,t•S,, -rent stages of a certain disease, which it effectually your most obedient u:reacit, .3. XEMILILEt." cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting i " tisi-areet, Quern-4quart, April IC, 181!." . attd the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva bon—without debilitating the constitution iu any de. d'ieA.l!:2ll Pas 1 .gree, or even requiriuF confinement from business or 14, of s e *ly ah ce it u l td aa rs4 In Ar ‘va ilee nt uf asid in Gender m a.;., of I hi g h respecability. in its faveter,-niay be haslet Mr. it &Last s est's. Gisonesterutreet, Vueeweipuare, kikstsatsbiasy ; :..t Mr. Haw restriction of diet. Ihe radical virtues of these into- kilts. Mitts( Water Warsavaise, s.e 13,. Old lio&al-odvss e Ltimahle Drops have proved their claim to public ap- r /A r ett lP A l 4 .g. l ". i s ii : ma c" n : . s k s T: 4 ' o l " l "*"'''''"'• C `e" * " .; Z y r ea ; r4ai -I_probation for more titan . 30 years. In allthe debility tleai; isto:aarioors er tiZe Tat' ta, adjoining the Ro'yel Eadatee [of ooth sexes they prove a never-failing restorative— Gate, Corubill; Mr..Huguettiu'a, Petaiono,4ll, kla v ioarke: ; r whether the debility is produced by top free u s e of Mr. !Vattrass% 83, Flevt-otrett ; Mr. s.:u, : ci',. nu. Orford -1 mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm street ; Mr. dark's , 211% fligh-strect, Borou g h; Mr. &tie's. r clitnate• To travellers and those going abroad, they 4 sa ufne te 4;: f hou Ki4 t : N s r ; . .. ai s li d s" lb " n ' e , l c It m ir ; lift adlt 7'. u.i..4 ' 6 36 ,.„' kil ' h i,7,..- cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will re- MIMICS CU' ufrctimar lialparsted; Mr. &hunt, Cheep' , -trse•.. Crive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all Old Bath ; 'Mr. Butsin'a. 'Corn-amet, Bristol; 11r. Keenke'.. LA ; notations &eats, and every weakness that affects the the"; Mesk.' Me l ly and Ch a lk 's , ` h ` t "" F ur d ' M v" r6 Tn. ' bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many c aiih ea ro f wti t e r te, and Lux font's ' Liub .9alis s kury ; :slr. ai fficaddiourn'o.fr h ..7 women have become mothers, who for many rears Tow . 1 es:Laser; ' tisi. sti oho only t he hotar l l' l '... lad been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale been, iittrattles, 7s. radt, the stamp included.—Tha Pa'r'e'`' and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner will only add, that a sitigk tea sessuufsd of this IrivaltaLee re d Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Belem and Sharp. yutanion la. p l e 7 .a f :r t a a s gro wbo ur e n w Perm' i.ne _ aua ti s a L , t i° .i r ce a ' t ."1 64 , 2 "' Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson, taste et 19 as Weston, Mallory, and Jones, PoGrtossepaurt; .; fr A e : rin ktu a t i t l : g a r i a am u ipt ;si so utoucesain-atrsoe, soiree it Is, to such, thapsased y. Any quantity, net leas than three Molre..rat l• 'Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and liox- I 'v Par* of let killikliMengdiat OM) upon an loctaaure of tl. Lland, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Mac donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, SLott, and Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregsnn and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ' • Gregory, Brighton ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; and most Medicine Venders, ' bottles, at 2s: 94.45. 6d. & 225. - ' Row.rtimer.--PitiVa•re SnLL.—Satttrday ll'.lsans Asa and George I , llMaw were charged with ketpiog a private still, to which they pleaded no; guilty. William Howson, of the Queen's Elms, Chulice, Surveyor of the Excise, said, that in consequence of informati , m that a private still was carrying on at 3. houie in Smitli.itreet,Chelsea,he obtained a veaich arrant, and went to the house about ten o'clock on ~ I Saturday morning, attended by two Excise Onkel s, and a Constable bellanging to the parish. They pro , needed to the lower part of the house ; when they got to the bottom of the stairs, they saw the still in the cellar, and were proceeding towar.', it when they met the Ki4onets, apparently coming from the cellar in working dresses. On reaching the sihi, • found it hot, with a quantity's:if wash in it, and a under it. The witness addreried the prisnhers, as said, " We haye caught 10.1,1 jtlthe twigles, you bctttr submit quietly:". • One of theni ft plied n err: tainly,;' and made no resistance. - • ']she Magistrates asked the prisoners if the house b e _ longed tiiinther of them ? which they denied ; . pite cf . them said ate in the ho Ise.. Bath of them r e . fused to tell who the house I .x:loaged to, lir who &sir employesit woke. • The Magistrate; mind them bath guilty, anl ser tenecd them to pay a line of ettl each, whch 111.1 t.c t being aide to do, were urdtred to be imprisoned sir mouths in the House of Correction, agreeably to the Act of Parliament. Devil Evats iseds charged with !feeling a Ta t *.etv of musical instrnments. the property of sles.rs. Bur. rat and Whitaker. musie.sellers in St. Paul's Church yard• The prosecutors having lust a number ef in. struments, employed Adk;us to find them. Hq Found several pledged at dilterent pawnbroktrs ; its short, the principal part ; they were all pledged to the name ct Thompsop Qne of the pawnla- ken was "attending in the prosecutor's shop with Adliiis ei;len theist moiler isasied through the shop; the pawn. benign- iintg;diatrly identified the prisoner as the ma* 'rho had pledrs the hist' uments‘rith him ;at which the proiecntors Were notch stlepricetf, as he was thee principal man, end had been a master tradestrsta hint. self ;7- however, neher panntbiok-ert identified him also. He was cominittei fur farther examination. At iltdaten on thaltith i rost A . ltn th ß .. lE ß l3 4.;. Wlll. Sctart. Duelers. the Gospel there, to Ellzatietb, eldest daughter ut Mr. WAS= Smith, manttfaetettie. • Ott the ‘2O: h tust.tat Beckenham - Church, the Rea. Edward 800 • 'mile s second son te the Hun. itettisolotutte Sot:trete, rand Vita of ertiethilt, 13erits, w Frances Ch.teutte, tth eLtui later u the Us Whop of ,Exeter, anti of Lady Flit Abe Cuunera , „ Rev. W. P. U'asbertot, tit ar of Lrid, Kent, to :Hitt Oirtr. DUAL • Augett if), at St. Crout, ;:t the %Cyst 441 y,ar )f his age. theltev.l4lo.. P.afakoll. Nov. 14, the Rev. 'l* *minas Bra Is. ock, R e.7tatr of Pttrlfrortta. Wuree.trr-hire, and farm:rly of Wor:v * :et Colree,4lltfortl. Nov. 18. aged 37, the Rev. talw.‘lMoreltiol, Rearm S Lk. tlc Peiherick, Ctruwa2. Nirr. 16, Rev. CCOrta Nelson, of Cheavrorth. Cleseegersbire. Rev, 7 butna4 Indlant, M.A. aril 64, Rector of Fuson, I.tr. etstervltire; :tad formerly of St. luta. College, Curibrit.ige. Rev. boa. JPaley. Rector of kdring - cm. Mmes., tato feller Magdalen, and turmerly of LLri►tiCdl yCaetLaitlge. I 4.IOItROW . &in rises I Soo les I Moos rises. N ingenues alter 7 adoossi 'Ref • j of' nuuutcs alter to 111GH Vt'Arkrt Al' LONDON Bit .IX:E. TO-MtAttOt Ai; Morning •... minute r Afternnui ...... LONDON t hinted ler Lan' t. Kt • Pickett-144v, dud tliete, and at die Star-Oilkc, 'Ripple-Bee: . • Attorniet, Mt. Thintras Paul, New A lai.en, ow., zvas .so 6.. 6 . Istortun, I:my'. Inn-square, Lundots. . , .--„, ..-Fay liaason, of (Nit-lane; ttaiiltnd, Halifax, Y o rkshire, eon s. , • • titaalsr,Dise. 18, 11, and Jan 1, as demi, at the I:albat Itis, • Ifaitvi. Attninies, Messrs. C.irdalet and Young, Orays-Inn,: Loudon ; and Mr. Will.ant Hall, Halifax. - • Ifirstry Itawson, of Doncaster, Vortsbire, bzoker, desk& and eltap- 4 lit t 1 Dec.B, at five, 10, and Jan. 4, at *lava s, at the New i. ; , .1 Doncaster. Atti t udes, Mears. 'Benson and Son, , in Thorne, oa In Donclster ; or' Mtasti. Long- . , °tars lAD l Osdoe: - 1 •