Star. — London, England, 1811-12-02 00:00:00

I rk chant—mob ;.‘49”.e• t . oits‘ _ch. o 4P l l'l David Burns, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Wakefield, promoted Dated August 20, 1811. John Michael Mahoney, Gent. to be ditto, vice Burps, gone into the Line; Ella, Gent. and qristophir G,sat. tose ditto. Dared Nov. 8, 1811. ' ' • danteil George Young, Geut to be Emirs, view lochs; promotild. Dared Augnit 20, 1811. !-• • :Dimas Li herland, Gent. to be ditto, vice Thdinpion, resigned. Dated Sept. 25, 1811. Ilenty Van Brad, Gent. to be ditto, vice Mahoney, promoted. . +Dated: Nov. 6. 1811, kirui y Douglas Donovan, Gent. to be ditto , vice Mills, promoted. Dazed:Nue. 14, 1811. 2d Roy al Regiment. John Caison, Gent. tote Ens ign, vice Bennet, gone into the Line. • Dal ed June 4, 1811. I icutrnant John Hudson. from the Nottingham Militia, to he Entio,vice Hawker, gone into the Line. Dated Nov. 14, 1811. Cummission in the King's Own Stall:4d Militia, • signed by the Lord Litutenant of the County of StalTerd. 4ienryl'rederick GriMtbs, Gent. to be•l kulenant. Dated No 'vembir 12 1 1811. • BAHR UPTCY SNI,IIItOED. - - = _ - Rig pool, merchant futd, "tsf Dennias • kirmula7, 4 of 'tile ATN&R.BI-8, PS DtBSQ4,7tlip.s., ;; ",;•, at , - i t . .... . R. and 1. Get:, aner. Hat• Le i gh, of Harwood, t aill: " ./. iii " 1 s . :lo.;..aocidatai Of the awe. vidtuilia Mutat. An two hisiera.-• ,. . cotton•opismers-I„"and Cil..tbyttiond, of. Latinceltaiklltidissikill,t l ( • p ear-rings composed of one entire pearl, which shoqld ,leir . rnsltsters...-W. Walden.ind.G. M, Riebasils o ol'idepisboo4eot Urge. A square cornelian brooch, set In gold, with a drep 81 6 Wetuadinter, coal merchaits,J. an . et W. Houz of Hom osag l itit ., i rodlenrof pcsrl v io aosstn•rtin iar-rinis. 4001f3PllattilaPettPf Walli‘Siirren shiPSldna" -4 . and J . Beite i 1 ' Bak;rl and l'isransduw. White Add gloves, wrinkled so As std sugar vart 'Wood, ortaunton, common cairiers 7 4. Sinithlos ; 8, Bs•own,, little of the =libelant ihe elbow. Vflpperi of [id Sib colour , of • and T. - 114kklerhwait, of Leeds, flat-sPinners—E. Lucai Mid R. thogown. ibetwigamt poulord awl .. di , witbaing pearl Gs . , Hilton; of Wigan; Lantashire, milhfars—.T. Ainsworth 'ail J. , w hit e itgle. rosettes. Ang.-11, of Bristol, braziers—T, and J. An9e:l, of ButfOrd,GlouL." . . . . , • ...: ' .cestershire, tanners—T.lnd S. Drake of Sheffield, jolnersi-1. . _. . .. . • Abllt and 141-Tliompson, of Woodbridge, WSW, maltsters—ie, _• ' " • ' • - CI. . ~ • •• _ • IJ. Jones, T. Raven, and P. Oakden a Cheaptide—T. Lakin % .. 4 " , I . .:. . W. Bard), I. Fisher, and . T.l.ayrocit, of lion and Ripon, car - -- MAilapx . nowg, 7 .44tAr4ar, ; ,Thorspa !Ga . /fjords a i riets —A4. Bi Abet k. jun. and W. lin win, ,of W t ioburough; tier 1. farmers—W. Milburn and R. Atkinson, of Brs dcklehury,. C.l era JO., llle rl l4 4 IN"arSPJ I 4 I - I . l gat n n ' A " C I .N4 w er- 1 'thic . chart, - Ccxip 11: er and J. Purdy; of Ludgate-hill, London, I chants, in aging -street, wai brouiclif before' "e •bookseikrs. - - Lout) MAviik tipbn'n warrant , charging' la! With .I Otober/log Motel &OM hie employers, to the artionnt of £lsoti. ; It iv4siktedged again_ the prisiTer, that galhe. i 6 th of philY,l44 be tef#4eo4,4 ll sum, 43 " on b . eitoljall,lestts., LanstoolkOtpc i f). fropqVessts. Bore lie -- '-. '' 'tel ,-.. .• " 4- ' '-- ""-.11:tlf Heatho A fire happened at. Ciptasin Henry. Heathcote's cottage, at . ityde, in the Isle of NYight, on Sattirilay seat ght bat, from - time l y assistance, it 'Was extin _ --great. - 1 -41ge stosse: 4 ,__,•ll ‘ tt, .. January' 25. l'homas Sisley, of thiptitsh Of §t: Peter the Apostle, • i and Co. tretchinfa in :he City, . .of . gutslied befike any .1 , diitnee, WAS tit, ~e .' i. _ Is 'e oil Lauer, Kent, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. • i Sattirday ee'nnight. a O re broke out in the green , fl i i/Jch = paid away io a kliafili . ' . LANKRUPTS. . *shit how* and the.et tee n treiliter of I,i i erne , 1 e entered on the backs - . house, in Dr. Wall's -garden, in. Ma den panishti l i m "...... --- loteph Ter welt, of Store-street, Bedford-sr,uare. Middlesex,,. . . 3o,.ilitlifil7 been peld to some ether errors, also cent e at .1- and chap:an, to surrender December 0, :10 1 poulterer, e t, Olt( Td. Ina very short time assistetwe was at hand, ditors of the firm ; but those persons Ilisav p e ra w l i: l ,g l6 tbe v:l 'end Jar tiary 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ISen l and the elanat was almost as quickly dissipated as it • • recelptef the : money, the prisoner was at.' kin, Dean-streer, Soho. . had been railed, though nut without geeat loss. William King, of Hand -court, Thames-street, Lo-tdon,,since of. i ~, . * Mr. A Like attended tor the prosecutors, and steted • Tet is ascirtalieell, drat by the expliaslim at 'Waltham Erewer•street, Golden.square , (but now .a prisoner in •the • untie case, which being sworn belay them, the prisoner King's Beuch,) stationer and rag•merchaut, dealer and chap- : Abbey poieder-mills, seven dr. the workanen, 'vie.-- was fully ennui:riftd for trial. wale De. 7, 14, and January ii, at ten, at Guildhall. Attar- • Parker, Stevings; Grapes, Goates, BeinketelNakeling .. • . • nits, Mesrrs. U'ilkinson and Young , Mar g aret-street, Caven- I Cel.llll.DHALL.—tiatuiday a young man, of respee t and Cha pp e l l lost their fires; and that enother i , tabl 4.'4.h-square. e appearance, underwent a private examination .Moielt Lenrold Pfeil and EMaelAdiliciiran N'rorst, named Wilsher, :i-as so shockingly -of Bishops- . , . "and before Aldermen At esLeY, upon suspicion 4 being Pare-street-w•thin,,London, merchants and cupaitners , Dec. n, : bruised that he is not expected to surv ive. e , . . tins-.one of the persone' who some time singe broke Open 7.atid Janutlry 11, at qne, at Guildhall, Attornies, Messrs, fortunate sufferers were all married m Corp -i and robbed the ofSeeof•Mr. Shelton, 'the Clerk of the' , I: rea''''" , 1-Lzu", and i'''c'h"") Angel-c t' an ' Thr in n ' ° " °l3- Closter. One of the deceased had eaves Addeo.; tenet. • Arraigns , at the Sessions House, in the Old , Balley. •! and others three., Four of their wives were Prelle/i,lje was -rem:nide& for f ris b ee examination. ',mei tYcodburne of Manchester, chuggist, dealer and chaparan, . • hoc. ia, m e ted January 11, a: two, at the Mozley Arms Inn, nant, and one miscarried in consequence of the frighte '' 4 l• l UNION Heide—A man named . James Maur, who Manchester. Actor:vies, lolessm-Sheppard, Atilim,-ton, as or some time past . ad i The adjoining firer had' been drawn for the deid • b , f . • Gregory; Gray's-Inn; London; or Mr. John Law, St, Ann 's- ! bodies, but only three • of them; and a part of of • been frequenting the houses of Church-yard; Manchester. ~ , ill fame, in Dover-stteet, et length,.by his conduct, had been found. The consternation that revailen John Cash, if Stockport, ( iteshife, cheesemongtr, dealer and' ' ' P . eetnacted the notice of Cellingbourn and Wortley, and chaporan, Dec. 11, 14, and :actuary 11, attar), at the Talbot 1 in the neighbourhoOd Was such as • language mid 'aoneared to them to answer the description of R pet-1 • , nianchemer. Atmrines, Mr. / D, No. 3, St. lattices- : not describe. The people • fled ten itied from their, " • convicted sotne time since at, elle , 14 of son °pure, Manchster; or Itiessra. I.ongdill and Becklit, GrayPs- i habit:teems imagining that the Oxplosion WAS an earth- picking a gentlemen's pocket in the Fity, but whose' Inn, Leedom ' 1, -A ' s• t tepney a In . iiior of prate-glasi was M'ittain Jones, of Upper North-street, Gray'.-Inn-fane, Middle. ' qua "e• laknishment, in inbsequenee of hit previous good c'ha i4x, ink' r, dealer and ehaman, Dee. 7, 11, and Jam/aryl 1 , ' broken by the shock ; at Ifitekney several panes. of ,racter, was tirhißated, on Condition-of his entering into at twelve-; at Guildhall. ' Atiornie s, Messrs. Wtip:itauta and glass were forced in ; and tit Blackwell the windows h% Majeityl service, and he mode choice of the ma , Son, 40. 41. CL-ale-street, Holborn. ' • • i 'of a whole street were shattered. T hn 4tna g e done ernes, which he lied canted, and been matched CeOrße•Fidford. of O r val Dials-yard, parish of. Wokot, Bath, • to the tOtt•il of Waltham Abbey le not of much .. im- tv chaut e itr), Their . cowman, carrier, ee.:ler and chapnian, Nov. 27, Dec. 2:1, and Sulpicioos ,incloced the of fi cers to Th ' The press-house ' first exp.loded, and then ' Jalnuary 1; at our,. at the Cagle and Ball Jon, pike him into ell tett! '• • d fee' iv l'ened 1-6" s ), an on tieing es i . , . Bath. Attornita, portanCe. fir. 13rAcklry Woods, New Corn Exchange, Nlark-lane, Lon- the corning-house. ' '• ' ' - • confessed he was ' the person they suepeeted, and that • slink or Ms. Luke Evil), Bath. • • • • , • • " Thehody of.W. Hill, the Marquis a t Bath's pottier, he had deserted front Chethim. •The olfiters on th is Jo. i t a ne v em, R I. assort, HIUMI, conl.rnerchant; Dee. 20,at 1 ... Quo, Dec: . !l ,, mid p ao ,,, fr if , iki ,,.0„,,, i i ie k u li : , A m , k w , _'who had been . some days 'Missing. Ives 'finkind on Sa- I ' eoe fe s e oe , peeeee d e d w i t h hi m te , e h e eee d ee ,• t y i ng aosPort. Attorn e y, Mr. 11j.11, Rood• Jane, Lentloo. ,t. ; turdaymorning, in .a send-Wink In the Themes. dote I off the i o. Vower ; and in -their way ;here he confess-2 rhowa. I.ewls, of Ctiedybyinar, parish of l'iyaftit, Ereconshffp, :to the outer-Jam of the &reed bridge,. by. L &now, 1 that for some • lae had Bred by plun.deriog I tune past . • dbf'Ptecre'C'd'a're 2 nd tharnan , L 'ec .ll '? 'lt' spit ja "" r i 4 ' tbetratermau to the Con . trecturs for ,the btrihling of 1 tote public, and obtaining adtnision mto Gentlemen's ar down , at the Lo-b: Lrtcon. Atiornies, Air. Getige•Eil• , A _ . - tautuls, I.Xcitt'quer-Of fi ce, Lincoln's but, 'l.ondian;• or Mr. • %net bridge- Finnuel Church, Brecon. • 1 . Thursday last, as Mr. Payneg of Elawttead Suf. be a potter, charged with 'messages e and having thus , i 1 . felt Fiver, of Prtston, Lancashire, cotton-m u Dee. folk, was pestling through hie own farnn'yerd, his obtained entrance into the hall, Ett used to take Wean. 2:4 , 24, and January 11 , at ten, at the Star lon, Mane' emit.- . Alta:ties, Motsrs. Will a, Fairthrroe, and Clarke, Wstaford- boar seized hint by the leg, and three* him don on ; cage of the servant's leaving - him there, to make oeff court, London ;or Mr. Fit s'op, K'ng-street, Manchester. ; and whilst on the ground worried him so -very se. with great coats, hats,•or • way other portable articles lidward Faulkner, latt of Pendleton, parish ot 4ecles, Lancashire, v yer de, that, but for the timely assistance of one of his which, by chance, might be within his teach- .Od bundcr, jo7ner, dealer and chaptuan, Dec. 26, a, and January , workmen, by whom his shrieks were heard, the sa- searching hien, several dtiplicates were found. in his I ii, at eleven, at .the Dog Tavern, Manchester. AttornttP. -, ii - b.l. 'l's. Hig and Atkin son, Cross•sLeit:r, Malatesta.; or t a b e anima l would pro bably have terminated his ex- possessioiteone.of erhieh wfait for a coat pledged at a Mr: Ralph highs, Chancery-lane. . istence. " pawnbroker's in Dover-strert far 265. which he coo- , .. . ilenry simnel, of Shad '1 frames, Southwark, eurrey, lath- r ender. ! . Panlier accounts have been received from Nottin i'' ) 1 fessed having stolen•frena a house in Rusiell-square, - dealer and chainuan, Dec; 7, 14, at twelve, and January 11, at "Barn, . - from which we ma k e. he following extracts : 7. eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three Crown-mutt, left him in custody on board the • Sbuthwark. I • .Sattteday se'nnight, one frame was broken at 1116 - , era tinder, from lanes Lantrow, of Rhayader, Radnoriltire, victualler, det i r sa l I ton, the first town on the verge of Derbyshire from Whetted he veill bi . Pessed to Me regiment at Chathent..l • chairman, Dec.' 3,3, and January 11 , at eleven, at the 1: • hence. On the same night one frente was broken In : ' .0 ' • - --e---- • • 0 - . . elan Arms Ins, Aberystwyth. Attornies, Mr. John Barber/ • .-. ~ • , .•, . - ... instance • orey'eteen London.; or Mr. T. P. liopley, Aboryselyth. 1 . , . . • t.yptus-street, riottingnarn; tt wing the first ..,.( „About two o'clock on Saturday morning, the house Five w h ere oF,hdr. Pemell, of klnshury- market, was entered into, Wiltiam Hanky the younger, of Derby, chemist and dill , e i t, of the kind in this place for mat[ years. dealer , did chapeau, Dec. 6, at six, :Dec. 7, at teri, at the ! ill York -street, and one on Mount East, were broken and robbed cl almost every mitmeable article. - Tice ; White Home Pao, •lentrcester, and Jana:lei 11, at eleven, ai 'on Monday night, notwithstanding a party of spetiak thieves had the atidac''.ty to open'tbeheth2ehamber its ' the Ang• !Inn, Northautpton. Attorney , Mr. Empson, Char- • -which Mr.: and Mrs'l'ttrireli Wire . sleeping. and cat- , constables paraded the streets every night - letie•strete, Elackfriar a oad. Jame, esanitraurd tate of i.iverpool, jeather.cutter, dealer and i l 'ed off the wearii a arel which was 1 -in at their • In eonSecitlenee of these acts of outrage, the Mayor 11 1 g pp . } g , ' eliarnah, December 16, 17, and 'satiny 11, at twelve , at the • and Aldermen issued a hand-bill, stating , that they bedside Mr, Purnell ;wc*e vista-411Y' acre quit. j Georzealian,•Liverpoial: Attorn M ies,.r. Thomas Jackson ' , No. had ordered a number of constable - 3 to ne in constant • tin the house, and .saw four fellows, who got clear 4 Lower Castle street. Liverpool ; or Masts. filaketock and, i eadi - ess n at the Police OffiCe • -since which time no orwith their booty. Mr. I', sprung a tattle,. built Nfakloaon,Serleant'-Inn,Loodon. °temples 0 , .n- --,-. ._ , . ' have been comnaitte ' d la th towel ' I ilte was • • nearly 20 'nein-tate 'before 'thtinattlien of the JameiScoit, of fens:soli street, Bermondsey, Surrey. cooper, Pee. 4, at dewed, Dec..l6, and January ii,at 'ten, at GuildhaH.-.. I neighbourhood, however, this haenot been the ease i night came nearftia. - , arid-itoine Of tbbhatiala went . 'forind.in a neighbour's yar4l,l*- , - • -' . nt's . . 7 Attornies, Messrs. Lys . aaff.Buckits, Toolia.court, Cranium'. I f or , et Carlton, one frame was broken on Wednesday . I , I street, Chancery-late. rri e•I -. • . _:. i night; and many others prevented from sharing the The gee. Mr. Evans, of Islington , wee rem against . Jots Anstu v or ikmliagnata,tascie- maker, dealer and chapmau,, . . ~ fte -flue by the timely atseeatante of a party of by a man a few evenings ago, in Sun-street, leading _Dom 17, 18, and January 11, at eleven, at the storg Tutu), w a . ,-... . Ilitininghani. •Attorney, Mr. Nicholls, No. 16, Grayli•lno-I:dptgoons , .. At Chigwell one was broken, and the •to Kipseury-square, who, snatching at his'fob, seized • etriate.; Leuie'on '• Or Mr. Thomas Mole, 131rm'righam. - .1 wood-work. burnt on Monday morning ; and report the chain, and ran o ff with the ' watch; gold chain, ~. l'houutitlake,ofßinglatiod,'Hants Miller and 'harness-analter, , states, that several have been destroyed in the. coareet seals, and key, of considerable value. A paper has aim and. clamnan, December 17, IS, and January let, SR A • - Of tne week at necktie% Torkard, But - well; Dolt. been circulated ley the-Police Office at Worship. street, ! tweeve, at the ‘Vbito Hart in, Pigbeth-street, Birmingham. Aitoroies, Messrsaßourdilfon in n, Little Fr iday-street, . but nothin has been beard res meting the author of PerkeEastwood, Bsr. But Elegem-4 has been the "pritee. . g 1 CeiseittleeLendon ;or Mr. Slowak,.l3lrtritighain. , cipal scene of action ; fee, etotwithttanding the pro- !this most daring depredation. Jtager•Vicfst, orChildrey, Berks,•victualler, be Icor; and slioAee- seeet o . .both the civil and military powers, thirty:l A colonial print state..., that a respectable merchant •• per. December !s i ns, and Jame* 11. at twelve, at the RM. one franks were destroyed on Sunday evening, 20 1 a Oistryei Barbadoes, is liteitistedy on suspicion of • teen t en, Laratoura. Attotates, W. ale* Ilentil- Rowe- • . te. wilt. • or Mears. F-vesnd Ashmore, Cosent-Liarelen. .....ry, , .. 4 haTin murdered ' it• Miss AUStill';fiis si.ster in Jew on Monday night, thirteen on Tuesday night, and' g 9 . - .--1 DobCan 'Sinclair, of No r 430, Strayed Weliminsfee, boot and sit on Wednesday night"; and at noon, on 'the latter : The Y oullg lady who. was on .a visit.to Ins house, shod '• I `illiee•attsitri., deriei and Chapman , Die! 3',:l'f, End , J anuary 11,, day. one Was broken-near Redliill, as it was coming suddenly, as was alledged, of a ferere end was buried" ar.e eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. FL H. Duticombss, under•en escort of draeoons from Arnold to Nutting- the day after, without any rinest held, thettgle .. . being . • 1-you' shin . • - •••• - I a Jury hadbeen sunemcifie for that totitpege.''A•fekir e soldiers avoiding orocee.liaz to extremities J ame . B owe n, of ienies Road, c.intisea, Alidallesex, plumbe r:: •ibi n li t'l 3 - rr i •-• ' -I tearer and chapithuis, Dec. 3, 1 t;and Jar.m.ry li, at desert, a) CO; hiliioL;he power to, obstruct the rioters in the'.r - dads s after the inter ment, a lettek.ebeat- - .fotietd•eri one of Guild Lil. Attundes, Messrs. Stratton and All/tart, Re. at - aeto'en . thlricar put pose. -1 the mdst frequented streetreißridglitown, liadrehsed , Short/11610- 7 ••t• t A •• • ' ' ' ' - ••' ' '''' ',„;.- i '''' • '•II • . -.7 keorrespondent at Dist(' ird grates the following . to die Coroner, appriting him slug Miss Austin had . %Vein .CilazttOolt, o f Goma Terrace, CosWen-Road; toy= • • . .. reemetences : At o n e hook th ey went into, they., been murdered , lied : that that fact wpuld be apparent, ' "%anufacturre, draft r and Chapman, Nov. 3, 14, and January c' "''4l', at • ten, at Gvildhaff. Attorniet, Messrs 'itfli A M 4 4 had much trouble to obtain a light ; and while rum. irthe 'body examined. Tliet e otorier took inirne., • Abrahams, Jaw ry-street,Aldgate. Imgi ang a cupboard for something with which to pro., di.te steps to verif t y hle goonytitous Intelligence ' ; , ha ••" r ~ . . ijIVIDENDS. cute ones they discovertd some plate and other cc- annimoneda Stir" .; •ihe eOffiliwas dug - tip ttedbrOken Dee.`Reath, . J. King, of Clansorganshire, ironmon e er. lnables;" but, having obtained aWt of paper , they' open,-when a SIIOCIt;Dg spectaeleipreieatititstlf.ohd Dbc:4l6. L.Ballh e of GreatYarmouth, draper -Dec. et. •1 . white, iniunthe Cupbteard-door, fine -touched any thing in thee de •ceesed was sewed up in ate old,connte e pa nnel ej t bl of White.yarit, Rosemary-tine, cooper - . Doc . 24. R. Legge, of home but. the frames ,, which were the object of their ! One eye knocked Out of the socitet,ope AFT acid foqi c i ; i =re v t, St. George to the East, coal-dealer -Dec. 2,1. W. ~vedgeance. In another house it was well enderstooel, 1 . ribs broken, with other deeedfut Markt 'bf 'violence of Burotreei, Edmontost, underwricer.--D e t. 2.3. J. • . that from fifty to seventy . guineas • weie kept by the ••• which decency and•feeling d i e forbid:kis to detaiUta eetitinese of Wendlebnry, Oxfordshire, brewer...a-Dec. 21. C.. Stevrair,, of Strividt-street,Westminater-lan. 14. T. 12ix Poole, master; but, having exercised their wrath upon the . A verdict - Was Was retuined•-01•Witful •Murder agalifst of Arlin g too, Gloucestershire, miller-Dec. 17. I'. Bartow, of obnostotts iron, they left the gold in quiet possession . some person or persons .unknown.. • - -•• Maugheiter, merchaub-Jan. 4. XV. ennett, of Merton,'Surrey, o f the owner: At itflOther house the Mester offered ; A few days since, a family in Loatherseller's-bU4 elitism prineer-Dee. St. C. Jones, et Sheffield, druggist ---Dee. 24. . 1 • tem a considerable portion of money, if they would ingerleortiloh,witll, weredeprivejl of a inate infant . 'P. Porter,ofUniorsaor.irt, mer.thaota-Dee. 17. G. Hetteelr, of '' Little Fastchrapoinderwriter -Dec. Si. H. Moseley a n d Lwh e n. spare the frames ; bet their answer was, -ethat..they footeight ohl , in thefolloaingi r ttaiufet t jeritevaiinitn don, of Lavereitce Puuniney-hill, merchants-Dec. a 4. W. Wat- , wanted not his money, but the destraiction of those " whe - tuusedthe'intiber, `gild'ilieitieited irpersoit'io lOn, of Gtent raoibiierge-4treet, Hack ney-road, ladkfer-Jan. SS. instruments which prevented them (nen obtaining a call *Too here. a 4111 al t, tines after terbicbeestenebody B. Parker. of Saffron-Mil, ironfounder -Dec. 9.3. J. Vandeant, of live lih oo d in an honest Manner. One poor matt be g. knocked at the door , andthe Bristol, desder-eDec. 116.• H. Brough*Olever, of Brampton, Com-, • Berland, cotton-manufacturer-Dec. 21. J. F. Veichuser• oaf As ged of the rioters to spare two frames that h a d b een with the child. knit not returning, the mother lateried 4et•euurti Throonortion-street, merchAt-llec, et s. L eee of the knit. of his iiOustry for many years; '1 his request thi her clothes arid went to look iii 46 - but, she' was • . .. . ~ 3 ~., - Duke-street, Aldgate, draper-D. 24: D. Taylor, of Great fo- was granted. . 1 natio be seen.' 800 n • tar potervortun noon, tisser, grocer-- , Dec. its. D. 'Thomas, of Pickett-street, • In the course of the week several persons have been being almost distracted, *atria the lieu* ' ' 'of the mid linen-draper-hue 3. W. Beaumont, of Crosslied, Yorkshire, mot on-spioner-Dec. 21. P. Howell, of London-road, Southwark, browght in by the, soldiers, on suspicion of being, con- wife that recommended her, who arid; that she waste baherdasher--Dec. 21. R. King, of litincingrlarte,• aner4hant- cerned in the breaking of frames; they were all Wm- stranger whom she had met withhy , chaoce,..bur would toce..us. I. Worm!), of Warrington, Sour-dealer-Jan. 7. W. rated except one, and ire ie. not committed. OA endeavour to trace her out, in' steetti, of which he I -and H. Dixon, of Rotherhithe, timber-merchants-Dec. 3. W. i 'Thursday night four frames were broken at Basford ' self absconded, and 'ZI - h 1 16 e n. d s cif l ir ' s • 110 ti tags aye _____... t I T, the :Reeve of Clapham, coach-toaster . 23. J. Maddock, of 1.1- I . vw. . s , sup.boacr....vec. ex W. maddoa, of Livi. , p . i, ... p and their wood-works burnt. Five frames were le. , infant or titles eaTehti'are iii a . ta L otifie ' lead , -Sea 7. F. Alatill,af logram•court, Fenchurch-strett, an, . Strayed the same evening atbbas Bo Mill. - . !- : i litlfsoll4 distressat Wins 'heir tenheefill.jee.:l 1. • ; : ~.• • • •.•1 ~ . . ee -.- • , - ..- ~_ ; . • .-. .• • e •— • e.• . „." . t tin .it'o7,t * e .• 7 . . • . „ ..- . • , . . .. '..•,•. \ • . , . I• ' . • . . . . ,-. . . •, . - . . . , . . . . , . „ . • • - ..„ . , . , • • • • ... • . • ••t. I ' • --41Lifilt::: ••••I la.1.1•11 ' . •••.• • . • ..- ‘ '., ~~ Ct e s .1 ; . tnucia contern we state, that ;he account t forth of relana — i r epresesit the Ceunty of fdttonleinuAlt ~/i.Gesieral- 3 sfeeting of the :Magistrates of the —";.held lU.,Dcaeapbtricks • on. Friday te' it. Earl,t i.ounctrassa r v,,..CoTernor, U.e. the fo o`v;nlpreiolutione agreed to . ; We hav e ra' sdif th tieliev4, - that at temrts .Ititeiy'rtiad* sistneAlsl34ets Of thecounty rglre.ws trusty' 'with 'Pert , licatted 'sacceis) eniNgos 44! krivf.t orders J th4.—PCIPIS .ayso; ciotoo‘• liksh.„play k if . tsasi4e4Ja ! the Fifibileiseadc of cpsnty.. That, iii pttituauce of tangs hi . it i t e llsild, legblatuths adtnlisistrertd•,' Ahd attentlits toixan: pellhe timid to join in trice! assochlisoni.. . • , 2. That, io merry to the. toot ant ao d slokuflel , wbs hive beta, or may hereak4rlpe argyd tcsjiti in ;Ito)* slstautiatioar, we deyttl tar ifiltyi aii Ma, tillis•srstrii to warn them of ttie'dastfit thly intl erpose etteemilves, chair fathiriesi llselr sane pprties, by . etig!giog such. privtieel. We tratt; • that by awakening . tit 'in to a jtts: sense of t;: at CLAW . I ger, whilst the rtits:hicl is :cad circuit scribed,, that they, in comnic.ii t Au Orders of the i community, - May be liroti...td to d rise of tl.e.rcees sot ( If sli pp. ff sh g ig she laws ; and of rep arch d ti gei on) atkritpts to dispitbil f iepoblic'peacc.• What, at all times solic•tcus, by tinkly I taco,;" to Prt vent thd cintimission .111'eucvs, it; . 4.r. tits ly hope, as Magisttat:e. we be tired the pairitri 'tusk of be in jag the c fln nalzto purithments 'but it is our duty cpUcidy:ta dtclate„to all classes and descep ions of the pc pit, that if this our so:erna warning.atici remonstrance is neglected, we sh a ll t ee s it latit • betin ieri - ddy to act a dh frthiptitude and &Con, in bringing those offenders to justice whoop lenient measures cannot reel Aims We tall tiro th e people 4 every description, heyittg &stint:ions and animosities, to - I;iv in "Ititattraif amongst thqmselies— look: up to the 1:4 14 's And to the hialiiitretesfor punt:extort nut to be cklucled t ihto `the belief, t'iax • either .thcir .p.r;onal • saftly or shelf ire earl he promoieco; .by 'aiscrciating themr.tives in•any (..f those ',leg eumbih4tlckwi tvlikli have, :stn various tittles, *Ad under various yrttests, disgraced and %list utbeti dig:trent parts of Ireland, but tican the calamities of which this county has been petit. tatly seienipt. They may rely on our adminiktrriiig the laws with mildness and with perfect impartiality ball orders and drhominations o 4 the commaqkis none shall be crgarded by us as c•lets.either of di, srstst or favour ;• we shall do our duty alsiNac,icationsly and faithfilly by all; and we call for, and tosfitletily expeiticrieceilie the suppottof eveyn/obd int in out exertions to pritstrrve the poblic peaces Oa Miirotect the lives, liberties, anJpropertiesatF.las pdiprog ;km his Majiiisqjits: intrusted . po our care. ...•• - r- , . /OrtßitLEPe - Ir. 4.. On Tlntrakr, tife ta s ith Bitnoston Price, Eati.htb% Men Boviess. , r • « • 1 1 1 4•V•LaPd • Ijcitmon, of fieltningtaarn, Ziorfofp. te r. Is m Hann. &Vicar ut John Harry, Esq. ut Thorpe Lode. near • • • Rev. Reberk 44yttei, U.A. to Moo Barge% &nett* of afta ILoe ,All r. qurgerp, of Sialenho-h. • ' Nev. -Rah/rota Parieni, of bt Augustineoplate, to Mn. tit+, of•Otallegtrittes, &km* t • - • ' i ' • - • 1.4;e1y, at Queenbotoughr I.ch.eiterehite Mr. T. Ward, to Mr 4. Tbunnoniet the to inter Wee, tihosilancifed ogre artooont to The c.onarnt of the pp:l4room poOkif *RS 44 ewes in]Atalt of the brola anti d o fdtb titookt..Jok ap proach- VW* Altar ! ` l / 1.1:0 9• 1114 • • Thursday lasts at Via b^use.l 4 l PIONOWIPIPAt• - ,7" ,anted age, Joseph Jorte, Esq. many pins npeateer in she.l - -11*.- bag-house:of Msitsrii.'iones and QilieE . 6idi~ilJtlut~r. au the 26th W. Miss Trivea's ailSteirt •*: • • ' fit Little James-street, Bedford - row s years resident in Cariterhieby:-.....• i n;L: .1110;•' • Last serf, as Laskintru.l3onss,•ll7l , wife at the Rev. Richard Smyth, Rector of O • . . November 16i ytio, flieese. frilloeye. -At llnigellm, aged 43, the Art: W. Wallifinstiretsir Use gelyttin, Carnarrimshire, pereisil iodate of LlW.achrett and I.lanellyd, Merionethshire(' • • •• 4 ' , - • • .In his 79th year, the, Roc • Isaac ylipsint of Ystrad T, Cardiganshire. . • TO THOMIVS: : _, ESQ. No. t, NEW Sl.4l)Cra-=MTA• • osucer. . Ba74.,,,,:rr.irssi t! c'. . . ~ , t y.:‘. tBE r; leave to inform yon; that ever si nce the-yeas A 1790,i hadbeea "fp/quid-with the Lacs Veacrea; whelt,fretni ht obstinately fesisting esiery . course of inedleipe preseribel•by :is. most eminent of As faeulty•htlak and iandeligdni•several sevens : courses of salivation, and twiceidischarged framable lieripbal, wit! little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature- ;at the spring of lase yaw .hiy dborier had got it; much a head, so i nearly to put.* period to nty eripeece. --Iliad a large ulrepopitiro crown of my head, one an each arm, and :sty legs were Ineliii I•ent in a frightfnt &Onset ; my'rigift was cfreadgily p.dottil, aid bad been in a state of ulceration tor the last seem years; wn WI had, also two nodes upop it, was very touch discoloured, ..oligase 1 one such excruNarifig frEn, particelatif wadi worm in bred, an nearly to deprive ate of riot 401 alio lottwilmilpiOstate lj i swap ns • commended by Mt. J. Thowop.(iitvectlieed so grezt a =to by them lbetejto:tako toisi4,eimbe 3 silgteniPiuf,Sithlitti hem . w I to do on ihatilitli Mnx-4 itAntriottsise t ato;fokatattis Wimp it ' receive berinfitc4ti hide more * thin a mOttri Ae adores ea tvp head and arm were soundly healed—soon actiiielar Owes &Stay , LlS•stairit' ir atte,F, 4 4v a tlialiOnsytts - 4 0 , 4 44rAdis 44cotburs -1 wed r te sar,n, and p in the bone farthelett, which, by tbo blesiiitinfOWsid, aall•olittle Itits4l•pth'sesieiwnee hi yotrinvatia. 1 big MaAligzinrianlwidotit/ilysnwios.4peraing, the slunprciieken itmatural hue, 'and the noetFnal pains graduab , Being efr4 : Au • became, by yet* I ilkolil 4.We:Aittl inasliclae;• perkiest y *de frost . my fornier.complaintachart retivOtd My forms' bpilit !,aal ' strength, and ant become jolly and fu r ls which stateharbig cow tinued mane monollatoAlseatitohettorient 444 who knri•lnr. I Mtn eta lass in what 4arreonnSsinport*Divatihide, bit 1141 yogi for the gijoci of other tut-ling mortals,. to !stake this' ml 54se at public as posiii ble, an I shit,Theiri evvrtitseenstinit4t 4tt• *Gabg Ina . 142 & reati Y "IV , 044 coins gr 40 1 ,1 Webitht Pr - ibentilit Nr• v.iiit, 4 11 ,6 ' 2Lj rc‘ E ' L • stliran's it) . .., h l / 4 1i-airtipi, PARAViitit •,, . , 41 . - • ". ereV 4 rcd a 4 • 34 'sad 44'4 4 f4 0 . -1 5rteriehles; 1 1Ine1le Ta§dor. Meitiber of tlteli oyal colkge of &bit:irons in_lasnilon, at Whew,. No. 9, New Bridgezitivitil-voter4ottirli'Poiisnlint reitivitei • mcwo dm. 40. yetiN g iti sAppctivaryisepipar diree!td fa telt Cure of Veperea Comlaints. Ll *op tnri4otal tools', Par* fit I tholietatiost,' viiik 11M . * ' O.alFceefecy . 44oili swot Hf .kis. profession 4 4 , AldSw iwolg*rarnio: "Aiwa , -40 Poo . 1"S liimsei 4 the att,ice spd artist -11 r br ( tratalitruA i • 4V* , oaten to pitsionik94 thliaaleillelettlitjvillbeesteahikcL iii Ras. ce c ui 'lg "P + 1rr5'ara47 444 ' 4 9 4 1.4 , 144da11a-*seamed And void q ambiguity. • The? ate allsoSitabydithPOcibiAtisti,VlttelPerfunirr's, ''is.s St SL A O l u t i g. leffil,t_.??Aiti4oloetWqrvite; Ago -lux 4 1 - ' rund-streqt; Mi. sborough I, No. 7, Ftak-strei.t-!till, nevi..; poskifttliti Monti nienti• air& b Atie: Aweigh hi etsiAi Lise4idei +• 4; towel In Eoglati. l iat IspOns isady a..4014K•ch; pAriAr as fuR anst plain dirge dons, sabe.rebigote yips oft*Ler set dna Y c'" thentsdletts with cilia. *el steeirevt ". .' • ' 1 • .' .. _ .r- . • - - - -,- -r- 0i..1.... ' N...'.as • - +.4... . ~. ~..4.1.1..... ..I an. 6.4.-....:....4....4...-......i. , ' . . . - ' • , . ' 11, . . • . . . . . '''' . ''• 4 chant —neeembei 21: Y. C l amp , or West Smitheeir Adair--; FEMALE P.AII - 10141 . 3 .P3R DECEMBER. , . T ..... . Citit iLiTtllt6-Air Niatrisswekekid: tr.leitAs. ;', 4 flr4 J . Ptirotefl4ll" 7- 11/44/Mr* , a . anigi es.ifrOttli. ft.Ja.....ae..) 11-:: e "43 15. - 1 :..- t i 4 n 0 r .--fi. - _ ~,•,,,,,,o,r; 1),:x s : - 1,nt : , .It;, ,* . • , CERTIFICAUMPLOSCaii^ fql * -71171. a .ott t (01 1 0. 1 , 11 4 1 / 441 b i gi' C r 1114P4114 ° 01 ""th i ' at is Wi th ~ 2 , • ' . . MILITARY PRO NIOTIbNS: •' ' ••. • ) • :A .W.oeAtec 4, Of Vogt , hipeß Alilapi, Esse*, townteg.--f.s Ar be g inia, loo Ott Eri :rugarrA c. a.ati eritiApeitintootbet.‘imiciktfeetetchwisMY rro . m , h t e s go i hiker, of Ih-anclAnitiC `tot-cOint boo's : tritissitnit in the Toirei . tiatigeti Mittla, signid iiii , d 4 2 11eYkiii e ..' a r gllPH°l4l "... ccas ir k ., "6:llLham°' der thk i liWeiliaT ng ablach k ve ftha* lnet L tillt a br i raa .l4"di jacas,of illil ya irfilialliii le ' t7lrramil by the Lord - rsiantertartr::- - A y , , , u:Ltigio, 9, ~..ancilimter, trame t ,,,xf.kr, • ' • next Mitchel-6, grocer-ltildwitas, o tie rt F . P s yr e ' 9 u tiv.. ~,_ - b...5y, A,6,1 •re4tqat - nytn frentirtqr3i rt. tc55,0 41,4. Ist Itoyal Rrginient. - . websior, let Rell'albuOdingtrigwairer—rr. Maslitint; at Weans LW& I** 1121 111 4: 0 , 14- . . 4 2,44 1 .444, 411 %* 11 2 9,1 tried borderi nighkal I gr vatoyke,4ce, • Iht bal,r1 11 .1 1 )19PO and . Hiving cprlspfx; An Chary, and t d Buena, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Waketleld, promoted. P°4:4, merchant—W. Jones,,p, Liverkg.atl, dlerclipat•--E.. Match.. ,,_. , A . victua n kr —H. , ea4; . ana-orte? head-dtewr ecimpioned Of plitimt bttdds tif halt Mid c...... - rnat i sled August 20, !RI J. fol d, of Denmark -Went, ha George In the East, . . porti,surtsiopilleti ;with a, largOtred chenitsnaressatiatrin the _ Michael Mahoney, Gent: to be ditto, vice Burps, gone into brat of "' the 1.41 v °"" eillilibi ' l* .. • Inslivine&-kiiii.silic* , form of a diamond, set round with smallpeariv ; the. itair brought na v e b ee n, I I e Line ; Ella, Gent. and Christopher M ill s, Gut torn ' A'ARTNERSIAIP.? DIzSI I O 7 -4 1 ..... • - it' • in h- th 6sek or the head, surreended wll( a ruts. 1.2 (*Mellott,. . . .. -. lIIGki WATER AT LONDON BRIDGF. TO-MORROW • u . 4aL.Lsaai iss impair -aft r Aiterpocal.. . SS oft . 4 44121* ast* 1 11" t 46* ed Ole I, nip . • , ~„ ! • t • )11.V I I . 41 .;. ;~_~ Zip r 1