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~~~ ;x:.~ s , : f ~` :.~...: ~ 1 . ,41 1 1 i I . 0, OLD BAILEr, DE.C.EMBER 9. r , 1 i , t„, J. Williams, W. Parker, and W. Brookes were indic ed for robbing J. Fox on the highway of a watch. —lt appeared that the prosecutor, who is coachman to J. Leycester, Esq. was walking up Holborn, op posite Middle-row, when he met three men, who trip ped up his heels, and while he was down robbed him of his watch and made off. In consequence of his fall his head was much cut on the back part. Next day the prosecutor gave information of the robbery at Hatton Garden Office ; and accompanied by Cooke the officer, he apprehended Parkerand Brookes near Brooke's Market, in Holborn. Next day they apprehended Willianis in company with a girl of the town. Williams was lodged in the watch-house for that night, and in the course of it the door was broke open, and he made his escape. A few days after, as CoOke and Reid his brother officer were passing the end of Brookes-Street, he saw Williams in company with the same girl, and she, on seeing Cooke, called out, " Jem, here's that bl—y trap." The officer, how ever, darted round the corner, and secured the priso ner. The prosecutor was positive as to Williams be ing one of the men that robbed him ; but he could not swear positively to Parker and Brookes, although he believed them to be two of the party. Verdict against Williams, Guilty—Death. For Parker and Brookes, Not Guilty. - Sarah Colman was also capitally'convicted for steal ing a quantity of sarsnet, value aBl5, the property of J. Compigne, privately in his shop. Twenty-two were convicted of felony, viz. • Jane Lomax, for stealing a quam fly of soldiers' caps ;T. LC,- man, for stealing a great coat ; J. Phillips, for stealing two quay ten' loaves ; W. LetVls, alias B. Johnson, for stealing two sheets arid a box great coat ; Ann Earner, for stealing Ss. 6d.; J. Croft and T. Rhodes, for stealing a quantity of lead; Cath. Kelson, for Baling a shirt and shawl; Jane Hammond, for stealing a china sh ; B. Hanlon, fe:r stealing six knives and forks; Ellz. Butcher, it for stealing a pint pot; W. BrPtch, for stealing a quan tit y of lead ; ',' D. Bush, for stealing a handkerchief ;1. Heath, for stealing a coat f and gown ;P. Pryra, for stealing a blanket and two rugs ; Wm. y Young, for stealing a plough ;J. Smith, for pealing a sheet ;W. ; Cockcruft v for stealing a chaise-harness; R. Roberts, for stealing a piece of calico ; M. P. Pigott, fur stealing a watch; G. Dixon, ' for stealing a ream of foolscap; and Jacob Diffner, for stealing k 4 • quantity of soap. And five were acquitted. ' , - DECEMBER 10. .D. 'emu was indicted for stealing a clarionet, the property of Messrs. Button and Whitaker. The pri soner was warehouseman in the service of the prose cutors, and in September last they had missed a num ber of musical instruments out of their shop ; in con sequence of which application was made to various pawnbrokers, and at last one of their clarionets was founJ at the shop of Mr. Temple, pawnbroker, in Bermondsey -street. Mr. Temple deposed, that the pris ,, ner had 'pawned it with him for 15s. Mr. But ton and Mr. Whitaker proved it to be their property, and the prisoner was found—Guilty. F. Batchelor was indicted for stealing a quantity of nutmegs and doves, the property of Mess: s. Roebuck and Palmer, of Bartholomew-close, his employers. In the month of July last -the prisoner called en Mr. Ashton, of Great Ryder-street, and told him that he . bad by mistake booked among his orders a quantity, of cloves and nutmegs to him, in place of Mr. Ash by, of the sante neighbomhood, and if the porter should bring them, he begged they might not be sent back, and he would call and take them to the pro per place. He did call, but Mr. Ashton refused to give them up without a receipt, as he had some doubts about the transaction. He in a short time was called on by Mr. Roebuck, and the prisoner left Mr. R.'s service. On the Bth of August he wrote a letter to Mr. R. stating that he had not sold the aril des, and that he hoped soon to be able to pay Mr. R. all that he owed him. 1 A number of persons gave him a good character ; and a Mr. Davies, with whom he has lived since he left Mr. Roebuck, declared his willingness to take him back again. The Jnry found him . Guilty; but the Court, relying on Mr.-Davis's promise, ordered him to pay a fine of Is. and be discharged. The prisoner has a wife and a•small family. C. Pitt was indicted for composing and publishing . a - libel, reflecting on the character of S. Freeman. It may -be in the recollection of our Readers, that dur ing the Sittings at Nisi Prim,- in the Court of King's Bench, • after last Term, an' action was tried, wherein Pitt was plaintiff, and a person named Smith was de lendant, torecover damages for non-performance of sat matt fen the purchase and sale of an. estate. In rhos Cause Mr. Freewill who keeps the Aldgate Coffee-house, swore that S mith; 'was intoxicated, in conseqnence of *Nth, under the direction of L ord Ellenborough, the plaintiff was non-suited. Imme ntei:Eately after the trial, Pitt, who is a Surveyor, etc. wrote a letter to Mr. Freeman, which, among other things, charged him with saying on his oath, in Court, the very reverse of what he bad before declared to Many respectable . persons ; and called on . him to come forward and speak the truth. This was the libel complained of. The hand-writing of the de fendant was proved ; and he took endless objections,. and cross-examined Mr. Freeman, but to no purpose. . The COmmtur Saa.mtar commented on the thel, obsetviug, that k could be' understood in no other light than that of ehating Mr. Freeman with per jury ; and the Jury, without hesitation, found him Guilty ; and the Court sentenced him to pay a fine i of one shilling, and to be imprisoned for sit months in Newgate. S. Gates was convicted of felony, in stealing six yards of cotton and eight bonnets, the property of E. Soper ; and four were acquitted. • Same day the Sessions ended, when sentence of ' death was passed on J. Williams, for a highway rob bery ; J. Holisham and J. M'Coy, for burglary ; -1 1 Catharine Harvey and Sarah Coleman, for slop-lif ting; J. Strange and J. 'Mac Williamson Duplex, for horse-stealing ; and T. L. Rogers, for stealing go ids in a dwelling house., • J. Mills, J. Wood, D. Bush, J. Davis, and J. John ' 1 son, were ordered to be transported for life ; and 19 for seven years : one to ib^ imprisoned in the House of Correction for two years, seven for one year, and i • 15 for six months : four to be - imprisoned in New gate for different periods ; six to be publicly and two i . privately whipped ; two judgments were respited ; I .1. Mansfield, who was convicted at the last Sessions of a misdemeanor, was ordered to be imprisoned in Maidstone jail for two years ; and 31 were dischar , ged by proclamation.—The Sessions adjourned to Wedoescity after Plow Monday. frosite FROM wig !pours GAZETTE. r. R PROMOTIONS. WAR-01910E, DEC. 10. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Gnards—Captain Henry 4 11.112tice, from she 60th Foot, to be Captain of a troop, vice Marsden, who exchanges. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Horace Seymour, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase ; Somerset, Gent. to be ditto, vice Webster, promoted. 15th Ditto—Cornet Frederick Baron Leen, from the First Dra goons of the King's German Legion, to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase, vice Arnold, appointed to the 12th . Light Dra goons; Henry Lane, Geot. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice C. forte% promoted; William Brans, Gent. to be ditto, by par chase, vice Arden, promoted. 18th Ditto—Lleutcnant Isaac Gillum, from the £2d Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, vice Brouke, who exchanges. 22d Ditto—Lieutenant Richard P. Brooke, from the i Bth I.ight Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, vice &Want, who exchanges. 23d Ditto—Lieutenant William Spooner to be Captain of a '1 coop, by purchase, vice Drake, wk. retires. Ist Regiment of Foot—Ensign Paul Williamson, from the Dub lin City Militia, to be Ensign. 7th titto—Mapr John Lord Buighersh from Half Pay of the 91st Foot, to be Major, vice Wooldridge, who exchanges. 9th Ditto— Teltord, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Benson, who resigns. 11th Ditto—Ensign Henry Lindsay, from the City of Cork Mi litia, to be Ensign. 34th Ditto—Ensign W. L. Wraxall to be Lieutenant, by pur- chase, vice Burton, promoted. 35th D tto—Hospital Mate John H. Ludlow to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Shelley, promoted in the Greek Light Infantry Corps. 45th Ditto--Enslgn Alexander Bell to be Lieutenant, without purchase vice Hinde, who resists •' John Clarke, Gent. to be Ensign.vlce Dell; Lieutenant Alexander Stewart, from thy In verness Miatia' ' to be Ensign. 54th Ditto--Captaln Allan Kelly to be Major, by purchase, vice Chines, who retires. 55th Ditto—Ensign lE. M. Nicholson to be Lieutenant, without purchase., vice Williams, promoted in the 7th West India Re 59th Ditto—Ensidn Nicholas Chadwick to be Lieutenant, vice BLit k, deceased. 60th Ditto—Lieutenant F. G. Goodwin, from the 7th Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, viceEugland, appointed to the 65th Foot; Captain Janus Marsden, from the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bence, who exchanges. 64th Ditto—Lieutenant Ralph Johnson, from the 87th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Munro, whose appointment has not taken place. 65th Ditto—Captain Richardlngland, from the 60th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Mansell, who retires. 72d Ditto—John MacGachan, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Arthbold, superseded.- 84th Ditto—Ensign F. B. Hingston to be Lieutenants without purchase, vice M‘Donalsl, promoted; Francis Dermot Daly, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hingston. 92d Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Lord Berridale, from the 42d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice James Macdouald, who retires, 96th Dirt.—Ensign John A. Drinan to be Lieutenant,' without purchase, vice Davis, appointed to the 2d Royal Veteran Bat talion; Ensign Wm. Nixon, from the 7th West India Regi ment, to be Ensign, vice Drinan. lulst Ditto—Lieutenant Walter B. Scully to be Captain of a Company, vice Ninormick, deceased; Ensign Dillon Naghten to be Liewenant, vice Scully; Ensign George Cozens to be ditto, vice Irvine, cashiered. To be Ensigns, without purchase—John Gargill Orgill, Gent. vice Lloyd, who resigns; John Montgomery, Gent. vice Naghtea; Robert Parker, Gt nt. vice Cozens. sth West India egirnent —Enstn John G. Pechon to be Lieute nant, vice Goodwin, deceased; Win. Robertson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Vechou. 7th Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Williams, from the 55th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Mayo, deceased ; Henry E. Hely, Gent. to be Ensign, witkut purchase, vice Nixon, ap p,inted to the 96th Foot. 2d Ceylon Regiment—Ensign the Hon. R. Fitz Gibbon, tram the Ist Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Fewkr, who retires. Royal Waggon Train—Assistant-Surgeon J.D. Hibbert, from the 93d Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 61 Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain William Colton, from the lath Foot, to be Captain of a Company, viceCrooke, appointed to the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion. 3d Ditto—Ensign H. Stanford to be Lieutenant, vice Darning barn, placed ou the Retired List ; Quarter-Matter-Serjeant Joseph Atkinson, from the 44th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Boyd, deceased. 9th Ditto—Captain John Crooks, from the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a C ompany, vice Halliday, placed on the Retired List. BR V. ET. Captain Edward Currie, of the 90th Foot, and Captain John squirt, of the Royal Engineers, to be Majors in the Army. STAFF. Robert Edward Jones, Cleri, late Acting Chaplain of Brigade at the Cape of Good Hope, to be a Chaplain to the Forces. Captain Charles Wayth to be Staff Captain at the Cavalry Depot at Maidstone. To b e D e pury.Aiiiii4tant Commissaries-General to the Forces— John Graham M‘li.earlie, Forth Winter,and Richard kiciakild Horne, Gents. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. Hospital-Mate Alexander Robson to be Astistant-Surgeon, vice Robson, promoted on the S:aff in Pcrtugal. BAIMACKS. Major George Thesiger, of the Nova Scotia Fendbles, to be Deputy Barrack-Master-General to the Forces in Canada, vice Lieutenant-Co/cm:l M'Donnell, resigned. 110SPITAL STAFF. Andrew Gregg, Gent. to be Ho-pital-Mate for General Service. The King's German Legion. _ let Regiment of Dragoons--Serjeant-Major Charles Tappe to be Cornet, vice Loen, promoted in the 15th Light Dragoons. MEMORANDUM. The Promotion of Cornet Frederick Baron Loen, from the let Dragoons of the King's German legion, to be Lieutenant in the 10th Light Dragoons, as stated in the Gazette of the sth Novem ber lag, has nut taken place. Lieutenant Prendergast, of the 71st Foot, who was superseded, as -.tared in the Gazette of the 22d October last, is reinstated in his Rank. • The appointment of Volunteer Robert Hilliard, from the Sib • Foot, to be 2d Lieutenant in the 2sd Foot, as stated in the Ga zette of the 15th October last, has not taken place. ERRAI UM in the Gazette of the 10th April, 1109. 'De Roll's Regiment—For Ensign Charles de Landrop to be Lieu- 1 tenant, read Ensign Charles Dutheil to be Lieutenant. Eaeat* in the Gazettes of the 17th September and 19th No vember last.—De Roll's Regiment : For Tneign Robert Carlisle to be lieutenant, vie Dean, deceased, Read Ensign Robert Carlisle to be Lieutenant, nice Leake, pro muted in the 63d Foot. For Ensign \V. J. Laws to be Lieutenant, vice Leilte, React Ensign W. J, Laws to be Lieutenant, vice Dean. , Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex. George Farrant, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated October 20, 11411. Commissions in the North Hants Regiment of Militia, , signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County. Captsba John ()slander to be Major, vice Barton, resigned. Dated November 22, 1 141 1. Percival Lewis, jun. Esq. to be Captain, vice Atkinson, resigned. Dazed as above. , • Henry P. Williams, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cressy, resigned. Dated November 23, 1811. • Commissions in the Norwich Rifle Corps, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. ~ Lieutenant Charles Corfield to be Captain, vice Coleman, resigned. Dated November 19, 1811. Second lieutenant William Corfteld to be First Lieutenant, vk l e Charles Corheld. Dated as above. George Hart, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice William Cote` field. Dated as above. Lieutenant Charles Grant, to be Adjutant, without pay, vice Coltman, proraoteci. Dated as above. BANKRUPTS. • • • 1 Henry Wahin late Of West-End, Hampstead, Midalsod4 iner chant, dealer and chapman, to surrender Deeesubera4, s t d January Vi ,at ten, at Guildhall. Among; Mr. James , Nu 42, Hart•street, Bloomsbury. John M Call, of Bishogsgate-street, London, merchant, broker, dealer and chapman, December 14, 28, and laneal y 27, at ten at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Cushion.coart,Broaa. street. Richard Woolley and Thomas Woolley, both of Manchest4r,l dealers in cotton and indigo, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, Dec. us, 28, and liuntary al, at ten, at the Dog Tavers,'ln Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. WallsAtirthorue andClitlir, Virarnford-court, London ; or Mr. HANN KlarsttlietiMaSe cheater. Arnbroa: Cutter; ifKfstet-lane, Towepligpst, Loudon. mid of Canterbury-roar, Newington, Surrey, paadted-rtainer, De t. 14, 21, and January it, st one, at Guild/AIL Actor isles, Means. Debary, Darby, and Scud amore, Gate-street, Lineages-4m- Fields. Samuel Lineker, of Newgate-atreet, I.ondon, umbrella-maker, December 17, 98, and January VI, at twelve, at Guildban- Attorney, Mr. Clarke, Sadlers -hall, Chrapside. Joseph Baptiser, of Gloucester-street, Queen -square, St. George the Martyr, Middlesex, victualler, dealer in'spiricuons liquors, . dealer and chapman, Decenther 16, at eleven, Dec. t 4, and January 21, at ten, at GuiklhalL Attorney, N.r. samud Put- len, No. 47, Fore-street, Cripplegate. William Swift, 01 Staveley, Derbyshire, grocer, draper, and tal- I , low-chandler, 'teeters and dolmen, hammy 1,9, and 21, at eleven, at the Trent Port lun, parish of Saundlay, Nottingham shire. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Fisher, of Gainsbcrough, Lin colnshire; or Messrs. Clarke, Wood, and Clark, Castle court, Budge-row, London. Edward Short, of Hinckley, Leicestershire, inntiolder, &der and chapman, Dec. Si, at six Dec. 31, at ten, and January 21 , at eleven, at the Bull a Hea d Inn, Hinckley. Anoraks, Mr, Chanel/lodges Ware, Gray's-Inn, London ;or Mr. L'harlei J ervis, - a Hinckley. Francis Allenby, of Louth, Lincolnshire, grocer, dealer and chapotau, December 26, 27 and January . t, at ten, at dreNew Kings Head, Louth. Att oroks, Mr. John Barber, No. 11, Gray's Inn-square, London or Mr. Bentley Phillips, Loi.th. George Grinned, of Lane-bead, towuabip of Spotland, parish of Rochdale, Lancashire, innholder, January I, at tour, 2, at ten. and 21, at four, at the Blur Bell, Rochdale. Attornies )sire Philip Hurd, Temple, London; or Mr. L Clarkson, Rods.- da'e, Lancashire. James Henry Clough, Joshua Smithson Wilkes, and James Bat ter 'Clough, of Liverpool, merchants, Dec. 94, January 9, and 21, atone, at the Globe '1 astern, Liverpool Attcrnies, Messrs. Stanistreet and Eden, Leigh-street, Liverpool ; or Mr. Tho mas Windle, John-street, Bedford-row, London. George Knight, of Cirencester, Gioneenershire, brazier, dealer and chairman, January 9, at five, 10, at eleven, at the Fleece inn, Cirencester, and January 21, at eleven, at the King's. Head Inn, Gloucester. Attornies, Messrs: Meredith, Robbins, and Tonskycs, Lincoln's-Inn, London ;or Mr. George Bever, Cirencester. Andrew Ged:rberg, late of Worship-street, Norton Falgate, Middlesex, engine and tool-maker, dealer and chap:turn' Dec. 14,24, and Jinuary 21, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Nronnet, Wood-street, Cheapside. John Dency, Lte of Broughton, Lancashire, grocer, dealer and chapman, Dee. SO, SI, and January 21, at eleven, at the Cupola Hotel, Whitehaven. Attornies, Mr. Cknnell, N 0.7, Staple's- Inn, London; or Messrs. Adanuon and Perry, Whiteha ven. John Homan, of Fenchureh-street, London, upholsterer, Dec. 14, 21, and January ill, at one, at Guildh all. Attorney, Mr. Jahn Wilks, Horn/I-square. to. DIVIDENDS. Jan. es. M. Simeon, Bath, lace-merchant-Jan. 4. W. Moore, Bishopsgate-street, timber-merchant-DFc. 21. J. Greg, Charles street, baker-Jan. 4. J. Huskisson, bwinum street,: clernist- Jan. 9. P. M'Alester, Strattord-upon-Avon, hawker-Jan. 7. T. Linford, Cheapside, jeweller-December so. W. Wilcock, Pres.l Icon, woollen-draper-Jan.,4.W. White, Blackfriars-road, whiti cad-manufacturer-Jan. 17, J. Stephenson, Kingston-upon-Hall; druggist-Dec. Si. W. Hurwood. Bullingdon, Essex. malwrifht -Jan. 23. J. Williams,Ramney Iroir-works,shopkeeper-Jan. L 11. and J. Nutter, and T. Wake, Huddersfield, merchants.= Jan. O. H. Coates, New Sarum, apothecary-a.lan. S. T. Trefozi; jun. Penryn, brewer. • CERTIFICATES, DEC. SI. P. Lister, Heptimatill-W. Liston, Morton, and J. Longbot torn, Sketon, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners-C. Bulling, Kent-road, victualler-W. Taylor, iiverpoot,potter-W. Anderson, Salford, stone-mason-S. Holland, and T. S. Williams, Liverpool, met chants-R. Child, Dartnaton, fellmonger-N. Hay, Charles street, Covent-Garden, baker-T. Hill, Claywot th, Nottingham shire, butcher-T. Hewson, Great St. Helens, merchant-E. Bradshaw, J. Poulson, and B. Vitty;Manchester, horse-miiliners. PARTNERSHIPS 'DISSOLVED. Taylor and Johnston, Piccadilly, hatters.-Stidi and Eliwin, I New-road, tobacco-spinners.-E. and F. Thompson, Kigtiley, as lico-manutacturers.-Purton and Cooper, Fleet-streer, linen•dra pers.-Ferrin and Co. London.-Cooper and Taylor, Southamp too, piano-forte-manufaeturen.- Cooper 'and Co. O xford -street, drapers.-Jackson and Co. Marlborough-row, accoutretnentama kors.-Brownity and Hodgetu, Birmingham, porter-dealers.- , Bell and Co. Trowbridge, clothiers.-Chapman and Call, Liver-1 pooL-Rainea and Co. Hid, inercbants.-Ogden and Counsellor, • Shields, chestrlstc-Dishy and %Valmsley, Liverpool, coopers.. - T. 1,. and Sarah Brown, Wllitecross - street, bucket - make rs.- S. i and l'. Redwird, Ponsea,oranmenserchants.-1. J. and J. % Dar Russia - row, silk-ntanufaeturers.--Ellson and Sadler, Camberw 11 ° buildaL-C. and T. Blanchard, St. Helen's, merchants.--Earmer and Qesleb, Larnbourn, cual-merchants.--Parker and Co. Man chester.-Wood and Annitt, Hilton, calico manafacturers.-Al- I cock and Co. Manchester curlers-Sell.r and Dodd, Chester, brewers.-Barnes and Co. Rotherfathe, mast-masters.-G. Ford, and J. L. Huntly, Bath, coal-merchants-J. Symes and J. 'temp. kr, Bridport, attorries-T. Luekett and H. Norris. Norwich, tanners-K. Young and W. Young, Sandal Nlagna, Yorkshire, maltsters-T. Margrave and T. Jones-J. Pratt, J. Shaw, and F, 'Tilbury-H. and 'l'. Willmott, Manchester, wuse-merchants. An alarming fire broke out on Sunday se'nnight in the coach-house of Mr. Varnel, at Stretting, near' Marlow ; it was occasioned by a candle being thrown down amongststkne straw. The out-houses were all destroyed, and the dwelling-house sustained consider able damage. The loss is estimated at £5OOO. Monday se'nnight a fire broke out in a thatched shed in Kent-street, Glasgow, occupied as a cow house, which was burnt to the ground. The cows were got out with some .difficulty, and the flames prevented from communicating to the adjoining buildings. Some erroneous ideas having gone abroad respect , ing the duration of the Regency Restrictions, we copy the following clause on that subject from the Act : Clause VIII.—" Provided always, and be It enacted,That until after the Ist day of-February, 1612, if Parliament shall be then assembled, and shall have been sitting for six weeks immediately previous to the said Ist day of February, 1812, or if Parliament . shall be then assembled, but shall not have been so sitting for six weeks, then until the expiration of six weeks after Parliament been so assembled and been sitting ; or if Parliament shall not then be assembled, then until the expiration of six weeks alter Parliament shall have been assembled and sitting, next after the said lit day of February, 181 V, the Regent shall not have or exercise any power or authority to grant, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, any rank, title, or dignity of the Peerage, I by letters patent, writ of summons, or any other manner what ever, or to summon any person to the House of Lords by any title to which such person shall be the heir app e ars:lt, or to deter mine the abeyance of any rank,title, or dignity of peerage, which now is or hereafter shall be in abeyance, in favour of any of the coheirs thereof, by writ of summons or otherwise.". Clause IX. imposes . the same restrictions as to . time, to grants of all places, pensions, &c. with certain exceptions. At the time of the passing of the Act, a year was contemplated as the full extent of the restrictions ; but it will be seen that, by the proro gation of. Parliament to the 7th of January, they are extended beyond a year. The Bill received the as• sent by Commission, and became an Act on the sth of February. The restrictions, should Parliament meet on the 7th ofiantsary c will aot expire until the 18th of February. t . . BIRTHS. it Hun, dn'tbi 46 Instant, the Lidy of lieutenant-Colonel • West, of the Sid Regitnent, of a daughter. At Urrakd, ou the td ilia. the Lady of Major Alston, el a dabifkier• MAKRIED. Monday marring, at Mary-L.-boon Church, the Hoe. Cattalo Poulett,RtviralNavy,Oeeon l sun of rail Poulctt, to Miss DAlas t eldest dank* of Sir George Dam, Bart. 1)1ED. Saturday morning, after a long and tedious Illn-ss, at his ' Lordship's house, in Grosvcnorsquare, the Right Hon. Lady Hunthigeeld in I.eeseare7street, Dubin ; on the Ist kw. of a lingering Vistas, Mrs.' ilkwrowet, wife of Counselkir Peter Burrowers. On the 17th ult. at Houston-Mill, la the county of East Lothian, in theind yr' ailds ire, rile chederated Andrew Meil!•. socrieue of the improludllueshing Mill; and at ?gnaws Mill.on the Mk ult. Intl sun George Maikle„ who invented theWatat Wheel, act toil at Blair Diumniond. To the hicikte family, licatiand, and t'.r iagricultural vrorld in gereral, are much lrdcbted. The NM toe 1 making Pearl Or hulled Barley was first introduced by thmart: that country. TheWaterWhcel at Blair Drummond y • remain a lastin; moniment of their ingenuity; and the improirad 1 'llirching Mil may be safely pronounceli the ntost valuable inn • 1 pleitietit in the Lerner's potsc.sioni and taking all its wivatitaaes into consideration, the arcate , t agriesimul is that mar , twee introduced into Great Britain during the present Ne. --. ROBE ERDIre COUGH DROPS. THERE cannot be too mucb said in praise of this Mt.dicine, as experience In almost innumet.We cases has (roved It the most extratirdliary and beueficial discovery ever made: It is a certain, elicitieus, speedy, and easy Cure fist Coughs, Colds, Asthma' mud Cuumunaptieus. Nut an instance bas ot;earred, though taken by neeey oln,tsCia patients annually,Where It ha been known to fed In rebvirirr, ' above complaints. So estramdinery are its virtues, drat le: the • patient be e'er so emaciated reduced, after having trAd rut! nsedicai assistance to no porpose, it will art as It ilVe.t a 0141 m. and instantly relieve Use too • rate cone, at the sew 'qu a give freedom to respiration, peonage gentle eapeociration. strengiken the whole debilitated constuuti, a, aodprocare the re. teething cosmoses of rest and sleep. Copy of a Letter front the Piglt Hon. land Ben rine", brother to the late Duke of Portlaid, to Mr BUT tea, (-heaps de. " Sia—l have frequently experienced the gr. 4test suisfacion in your Robberds's Cough Drops—l do not r,cell,et one instance in which they have failed, provided they have be, n pteperly ad minister. d. A very old Gen lumen, a friend of mitre, above ad itt:ars, has taken them, and has found the greatest benefit, and intends persevering in theltre of them. I am, Sir, your humble servant, " BEN . IINCIL * " Ramsgate, Feb.!,a." A Csurion—To g uard the public against Counterfeit preps ; ratios, observe that R. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside,,i l2 engraved ma the Stamp, and allied to eachßottle. Prepared and sold by Mr. Hutkr, 4, Cheapsidi, COM', of Ps a'. roster-row ; and sold at Chrism corner of Spring Gardens ; Oat. 249, Borough; Smith, Scott, Cargil and Reaburn, F.Aliabargb; Rarer and M'Donald, Glasgow; Newbury, Dublin; Pigmy and Home, Birmingham ; Hall, Gosport ; Belam and Sharp, Peru mouth ; Jones Allow . ; Weston, and Mallory, Portsea ; Gran ' Holland , Ntuleion, and Ceokworthy, Plymouth; 'Crew ' man and Woolmer, Exeter • CalLus , Salisbury ; Peck and Rosa. . Hull; and must medicine 'Lidera. in Bottles at 2.5. 9d.and OA ' each. .• WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, - SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL., LONDON. The beat Accommodation, for Travellers l goo Bois, choke Liquors, and moderate Ciiargei. 'T' H foli using POST cO.ACFrES, MA IL 1. COACHES, Inc. the Saracaiii awia let, Snow-Hllt. • EXETER, Plymouth, Wernoidfi, Dorchester, Fahnnuhr, Dartmouth, and Salasbary. New Post Coach, every Morning at Six o'Clock, with a Guasd..tiarough Honiton, Altnitirer, heli port, Blandford, Basingstoke, end &pleat. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterlinnaugh, Sdlton, nd Huntingdon twit Royal Mail• Couch.• situ out every Everting. 7 Coaches Irons torten to Spilsby, Louth, Grhnsbp. and Hari -, LIVERPOOL, Wwtington, Knotdord, Stoma and Luddield, Passt-Coach, 'called 'lbe Expedition, every F.veuing at Eke .'Clock, to 8.. Brieberithis, Saracen's Mad Inn, Dak-street. Liverpool. Guarded throughout. • • BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, throsgh bun, Caine, and Marikarough. every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London l ayes, Tho mas-street, Bristol, next Alurning.—Coaches to Welts, lirialge• *rater, Taunton', fee. I.I•ILDS new light Caach, called the Rocklogirans,sets nut every Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Four Inside , ' only, and goes re markably easy, with a Guard throughout.' Passes through seam ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry . bridge; to the Golden Lion, Leedi, next Day, at Noon: Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on -the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL. Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Loruidede, Behest, Chorley, Orntskirk, and Gar.tang Post Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Longterm, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquisar-Kila , Cannock, Vassal/ell, and all Parts of Scotland. Caanperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle and Editiburk,h new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-past Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlinr Go, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers • finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they pL•ase, and then proceed co without any aiG pitinnal Fare. 1. CLARK, the Black Swan, Coney-street, Yuri:. runs Coaches to Sunderland, I lull, Scar borough, Whitby, and other Places. • BRIDGENORTH and WalsaD new Peat Coach, every Evening. CAKI.ISLE, Penrhb, and Whltehaven Post Coaeh, goes wl:h Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through firoueb. Appleby. G;eatahridge Richmond, Catterick, Kanstightwides We/herby, Abertorti, Loncaster, and t.r..ntham (tLe r.eareat way by eighteen miles). Sets out eciry and performs the journey whit the greatest faci'ity. Paleenzers detained on the road by business, or pleasure, hare the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured, in the nett Coach. CHLS•tER. and PAitKOAIE new Pest Coach, Daily. . ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, souk:fwd. Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Intides only, every Af ternoon, at Three °Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantlaam, and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton. and Yarns, new Coach. every Morning, to die George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Conglettin. Newcastle. Vasa. and Wolverhampton Pat-touch, every Afternoon.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal. Post-Coatb, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Fiveo'Clock.—Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rucking ban, every Morning. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Alresfitd. and Alton Coach. every Evening. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchestery Ramsey, Lyndhurst. IN mington, Christchurch, Kingreoed, Fordingbridge, Wimbort.. Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons, Daily BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a (kiwi!, ei out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirminghant next day at N • Passes by Oxford, Easton, and Shipatoae, to the Saracen's Head, Iluli - site.; iiirminghani. ' SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twiek "Week HULL, Northcave, Howden, l'hdrn, and Doncastir l'orta Conk, every Morning at Seven ti Cluck, to The Bull and Stu Inn, Myton-gate, Hull. HEAVY WEIGHTS OP LI:OGAGE, OPODS., &C. cos.vsrco ET Tar UNDIIMSI4I lONLD VI-y1.34;0.1; To DISS, Reccles, Bungay, Bury, and all Parts of every Monday. WILLIAM 13. Morn's AIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not he arcauntahle.for vely Parcels or Luggage, &c. of more thau Five f ound. T il e ; it lost or damaged, unles ► ed as such and paid fur acc sly, at the Saracen's 'lndian, Snow-hill, London. HIGH WAILR AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning....... 11.7 minutes : 11 Afternoon 5.5 11,1 ,, ute. after 11 LONDON : Printtcl by Laval. KENT, Pi:kvtt-Place, and published there, and at t h e Stag-016ct., Temple-Dec. f 9 No I ? s it t. ti' 1" Ih ft 4; I • .1 1 . t . •