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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. wts- :e 4 Ia- was ~g. ias IS; of ad ri aW was )re the lye Ida )m- ion ied Ong of tf in the examinat ~ nt _ _ gre., ...te ness, and the event was, that the prisoner most com pletely exonerated himself by a clear alibi, and 'ac counted in a regular manner for how he got his face scratched, and Where he IVas all Friday and Saturday. He was then discharged. Edward Hallam and Joseph Green, of Noltingham, joiners, July j ; 23, 1808. James and Andrew Tod and Co. of Borrowstounness, December 31, 18.08. John Newson and I.Vm. Whincopp, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, sur• geons, October 11, 1807. Elizabeth Bennett and John George Lacy, of Threadneedle-street, Landon, cutlers, ilnuary 1, 1809. John Oakey and James ILA, of Coleman-strces, London, hatters; December 31, 1807. ' Jonathan Jacksen and Co. of Liverpool, corn-merchants, Febru ary 4, 1809.' George Teague of Ruardean, Gloucestershire, and John Addis of Hoperhansel, Herefordshire, iron -masters, May il , 1803. John Chippendale, ;I'm. Poynter, r.nd Wm. Yeonr.n, of Osmo- Aser'ey,bs the North Riding of Yorkshire, flax-spinners, Jan. 83, 1809. Mitchell and Clayton, of Nakefield, Yorkshire, tallow-chandlers, August 25, 1308. •rb e unas Walter arid John Rowell, of Peterborough, Northamp • tonshire, carriers, February 4, 1809. Edward Nall Campbell and Co. of North Shields, Northumber land, common brewers, January 1, 18r9. p al ]. Budyer and Walter Wilson, of Croydon; Surrey, nursery , Men, February 4, 1909. liVO2. Hand, painter and gilder, and John Waller,plaisterer, of • " Preston, Lancashire, February 3, 1809. DIVIDENDS. F e b. 16. John Seagoe, of Duke-strut, St, James's, PeTiddlesex, taylor, at eleven, at GuildhalL April 4. Joseph Hirst, of Suffolk-lane, CannoikatooK, London, Yorker, at twelve, at Gssillaall. - . - 't • • W INPELLICRIVCE. , COURT OF KING'S RENCH, FEB. 7. .MANNERS AND' ANOTHER V. LORD &LOIN. The ATTQRNEY GENERAL moved to put off the above trial, which had been set down for the sittings after term. The Learned Counsel- said it was an action brought by the trustees of Lady Elgin ,to enforce the obligations of an heritable bond, given by Lard El gin at the 'time of his marriage, securing a settlement upon her Ladyship. These obligations his Lordship had now refused tocomply with, *hedging that her Ladyship's adultery with Mr. Fergusson had 'cancel led the bond. The Court would therefore see that it would be necessary for the defendant to give in evidence proof of his wife's adultery, and in doing that he would be compelled to bring up • witnesses from Scotland, so that it would be attended with gresat inconvenience if he Was obliged to go to trial at the ensuing sittings. The Court acquiesced in the motion, and the trial will stand- over till next term. ILLEGITIMATE CHILDREN. An argument of considerable interest is depending respecting the marriage of illegainaate children.— The case before, the Court upon this subject is shortly as follows : - A Gentleman dying, left to his naturil daughter a very considerable estate. At that period she was lie ing under the guardianship of her mother, and before she attained the age of 21, she was married, with her mother's consent. The questiorrbefore the Court is, whether the issue of that marriage can inherit the estate left by the grandfather ? The legitimate issue of the grandfather say they cannot, and seek to reco ver it back. The argument in support of that position is, that 1 natural children, in contemplation of law, have no• father or mother, and consequently the marriage be fore alluded to by the provisions of the Marriage Act, is null and void, as the mother of the female could I not make the marriage binding by her consent ; and the natural datighter being, in that case, married without the consent of a legal parent, being under age, the issue of that marriage are bastardized, and the estate must revert back to the legitimate issue .of the grandfather. The reply is, that the motherof a natural daugh ter is a parent for the purpose of assenting or dissen ting to her marriageswhen a minor ; but if she is not a parent within the meaning of the Marriage Act, then are the issue no children within the•meaning of the act, and the suit must fail. If the act recognized none but legal parents, then could it recognize none but legitimate children ; so that. in whatever way the argument shapeditselt, the issue of the marriage could not be deprived of the estate,in question. The Court took time to consider of their j udg-, ment. - COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FEB. 6. BROWN V. BOS. The Plaintiff, a sailor on board a merchantman, brought his action against the second mate, to reco ver damages for an assault. It appeared that the plain tiff sailed to Heligoland, where the defendant struck him -several violent blows, which occasioned three weeks illness.—The Jury gave RlO damages: ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS, TUESDAY, F ED. 7. ' This day the Right I-lon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following cases : Frederick Julius, Kaas master—This Danish vessel was des tinsd to Copenhagen; and the question respected certain paresis of icootis which the Court restored as chimed. Fordrude Brodre, Paulsen master—This Danish vessel, Watt w;th wine, bound- from Carthagena to Plyrr.inth, was captured by the Lord Cochrane privateer, Captain Gibbs, and carried, to Dartmouth. This was a question of costs and d amages, and con thy- sideration of Captor's expences. On the part of the Cl4mants it on was submitted that considerable delay was imputable to the Cap tors, particularly in carrying the ship to Dartmouth instead of L a i" - Plymouth. On the part of i the Captors it was contended, that ne they were perfectly justifiable in the detention. The Court con the/ ceiving the Captors had acted improperly refused their expences, sus- and condemned them in three weeks demurrage. M r. Rio Douro, Reis master—This was a Poraguese ship, bound from Oporto to Amsterdam, and the only question was respecting .n-se the property of the cargo. The Cowl restored the general cargo took us claimed, and directed further proof as to some fruit ; and after Ich hearing some other cases Of freight, &e. and the usualmotions, he adjourned: . •med BIRTHS. . Lately, the Lady of W. Perkins, of a daughter. At Stains Castle, on the 29th ult. the Right Hun. the Coantess of Erroll, of a daughter. The Lady of Wm. Grant, Esq. Captain in the 92d Regiment, of a daughter. Saturday, the 4th inst. the Lady of the Non. John Vaughan, M.P. of a daughter. Sarah Turner, for privately stealing in the shop of Thomas Dowie, in the Borough, several articles, was fully committed for trial at the Assizes. DIED. Henry Edwards, a gentleman's servant, was also .. Monday, after a s h ort illness, Mr. J. A. Clarke, junior, of Bat fully committed for trial at the Assizes, for assaulting tersea R i se . and shooting at William Smith, with an intent to rob At Dumfries, universally regretted, Mrs. Staig, the Lady of him. bavid Staig, Esq. Provost of Dumfries, and daughter Of the late . Charles Stewart, Esq. of Shambelly, Richard Morgan, a vraterman,.fur stealing a roll of At Montrose, Lieutenant James Ouchterlony, of the Edinburgh flannel of 40 yards, from the shop door orAtir. John Castle Invalids, a g ed 83. Tennant, in Tooley-street, in the Borough, was corn- On the 2d instant, at Aberdeen, Robert Barclay, Esq. aged 94. Dr. John Hunter, F. R. S. Physician Extraordinary to the mitted for trial at the next Sessions. Prince of W ales. Mary Fillips, a pauper, who having been legally At Wingate Grange, aged 'lO5, Mr. Thomas Watson, late removed from the parish of St. Olave, to that of St. farmer. He retained his faculties to the last. Andrew, Holborn, had returned without a certificate, th e At h ig e i r a b u ro o t o h . er th 's e , t c h o e u ß n ev tes . s S o . f ß p aym d o oa nd a , id of Belchamp-bill,Essex, was, on the oath of Thomas Aldred; a beadle, con- 1 On the 16th of Noveinber last, on his passage from the West victed of vagrancy, sent to the County gaol for seven 1 • Indies, Mr. John Hall, Surgeon of the Royal Navy. days, and then to be passed home again. Thursday -last, in Old Hall-street, Liverpool, Mrs. Stanley, Johnre tndsbßaeovayel CoSuntleyof RectorfoorfdWtihnewsieackt. A young man, for wantonly silooting at a gentle- no lof Sanday th s la jn e n i l i g o li n. t a 4 Man, at Clapham, with a pistol loaded with ball, : of her son-in-law, David Hearne, Esq. a y ged 80 years, the Hon. with an intent, as supposed, to kill him and plunder } Mrs. O'Grady, relict of John O'Grady, of Kilballyowin, Ireland. him, was brought up, and committed to the County i Mrs, Day, widow of Daniel Day, Eli. of Nallsworth, Glou- Gaol. • , ce stershire; in consequence of a fall on the ice the preceding Monday evening a man neatly dressed went to the 1 . Fri A da t y H . creford, James Woodhouse, Esq. for many years Steward Earl of Liverpool's Office in the Treasury,' and be- j to the Guy's Hospital Estates in that County. hayed extremely . disorderly, and refused to leave the ; Friday last, in the 83d. year of his age, Henry Raper, Esq. Se nior Alderm Office ; they were therefore obliged to send foran of. 1765 and 17 82. York the serve d the office of Lord Mayor in fleet- to take him away, when it was found that he was ! Lately, Richard Williams, of Boddewran, in the parish of He deranged, and had broken out of St. Luke's. He ' neglwys, in %be County of Anglesey, at the advanced age of los, was conveyed in a coach back to, that place. 1 who had beat blind upwards of sit years, but whose sight was reatoreda short time before his death, and be had also four new Tuesday night, about twelve o'clock, as the master teet h. and. be a North Country trader was going along'Butcher- i On the fat inst. Mr. T. Randolph, in the 65th year of her age - row, East Smithfield, he was hustled by t h ree i l ea . She was sister to the Bishop Of Bangor, and to the Rev. M IN dressed as sailors, who robbed him of his watch and Randolph, Minister of Wimbledon, and,only daughter of titillate; , Rev. Thomas Randolph, D. D. Archdeacon of Oxford, and Pre- 1 ‘lO is cash, with which th e y esca p e d. , i *Went of Corpus Christi College, in that Vniversity. , 1 . • • J. ' _e TIMI3Ea. . r l l O Bt SOLI), 160' Aces of very fine OA TIMBER . mbiea sense very • valuable 4LDER, all of above 100 years growth. It, is sittla! , ; l fifteen miles of Clonntell, and tvieniy-crie of 'Limerick, i:, Kingdom of Ireland, from each of wkich Towns thcrt: i t, carriage.—Proposale (post paid) will be receivra outii tht • March, by Wm. Roper, Esri. 34, North arciat Gcu ce Dublin, and further parvieulars maV be known, by a) Adr. Jo!us Nesbitt, No. 16, Tokenhouse-Yard, HEUM,A.TISIVIS, PALSIES, and Gou• AFFECTIONS, with their usual concomitants. S i .. flylig Pains Flatulency, Indigesdon, and general I.).,bility outing in w hatever source),•are relieved and froqutntly 14 fEHEAD'S ESSENCE cii MUSTARD Nil other means had failed. The Field Essence of Mustard (used with tte PilIG, complaints where necessary) is pezhaps the man . • trating; and effectual remedy in the world, generally severest SPRAINS.and BRUISES, in less than 11; if !Ai; usually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation immediately after any aciident.it prevents the part tntrin, WHITEHEAD's FAMILY ChRATE, is eitarl for - all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Seerbm:c 1- Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingii-s, Prrakings Face, Nose Ears, and Eyelids, Sere and Intlamed ri.. Heads, anu Scoibutk I ipanours of every Description. Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, Greek-street, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at 2 each ; the Cerate at Is. I id, and 2s. 9d. Sold Ly eery Vender in the United Kingdom. s ue ' The Genuine has a Blaok Ink Stamp, with thec name Johostem inserted on it. THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD uestly recommended to ail persons labouring Cruel maladies which break out hi a variety of sytwx.,),,;s, for ivhith this salubrious Cordial is a safe and ertt.iin ICII comforting the stomach and bpsvels, bracing the solitr l / 4 , ot:•• Lane to the whole nervous system. As Dr. SOLCT-!(..ls:' , tize is now become so great and extensive, and l,:s c ni.Star. gazernents require a considerable portion of his Av.? dance, be expects, when consulted, the usual cotnplimeht Guinea ; but an written -cases, or Liters of advice, and u;:at panied with an order for medicine and remittance, to ir.• ed at his leisure, are required to enclose only liaf.f=a-Guin , a. letters should, for safety, be thus directed—lkluneylettu. Solomon, Solomon's Place, Brownlow-str;•et, Liverpool : double postage. Letters,May be orcL-red to be addressed for : or A. B. at the Post..office, till called for,---A saving of 9s. in Guineas.—The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottle, half-a-guinel each; there are also bottles pride 83$. soot' equal to four bottles it los. &d. by which the patient saves eluding also the duty.; the stamp of which bears the propri.. name and address, " 'SAWA Solomon, Liverpool," to mini' wl.ich isofelouy:--N. B. It ii necessary to observe, that the pr of all letters whatever, must be paid. • The Cordiql Balm of Gilead,.Ami-Impetirines.and Abst Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are sold by Matthew, I.tigh, 18, Strand, London ; and by every relpeetable M. Vender In the United Kingdotn. • IMPORTANT DISCVVEILY r T I HE Advantage the Public must always d• A from regularly educated professional men directing exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was neve clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success wt. attended the administration of their new reMedy, and the e: dinary cures it has performed. For a lung series otlears,: CURRIE and Co. f!turgeons, formerly in his ltlajesty's service. made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their " gation, and are happy ,in having discovered a medicine sop. mercury in the cure a that complaint; it is sufficient to that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opporte of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vi.. the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not is r injure the constitution; on the contrary, it enovatei •he in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, And faciht gestion : thus instead of reducing a strong and vi urn... o Hon to the frightful Condition that mercury does, it !ICI 0• serves that constitution in its primitive state, hut r.-stor. and debilitated one to its natural strength aiid vigour. N. less instances are on recent record of the nr, - ,erior ef.icacy medicine, its inherent and specific virtues as a p. corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from at of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more not less destrtiet!ve, indulgence of incautious youth of Lot in a certain peFnicious huhit. - Amidst the melancholy vas disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, t! none mere afilictinrshan that distressing state of debiF.ty ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial unhappy sufferer btoOdi ever his misfortune, ashamed to lief; until he is reduced, o suck a state of weakness as :( lifeeoppressive. To such persons it must be a consolin 'Xion to ken*, that they may :lbw, bra •meii infallible 1 Armament, be restored to that greatest of, all human Lk: strong, manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility, deficiency, train whatever cause as well as in every species cf venereal infection, Messrs. and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex w greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, 1 Garden.. Patients in the country, describing the pare( their complaints, by letter rost paid, enclosing a Back n 1 have the necessary medicine and advice sort to any pun kingdom. , No. 107, Hatton t; BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATE LEAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly larr.3l their superior efficatly in curing every degree and of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, /tic. without confine, restraint of diet, an easy, expeditious, Safe, and sect ner. One Shull tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation in tible, and requiring no particular attention. In 15 days they generally cure those cruel Disorch where they fail in that rime of perfectly restoring health, tient has the happy assurance that he or she is at the ewe so restored, let the degree of malignancy he ever so gre; It Irian excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make dii the complaining part, and enter into contest with the t , matter', whioh they speedily dislodge and expel. 'i'hey ar red by experience to be a preserver of health, as well ac ter, by taking only eight single. Pills Spring and fall in evf in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation t that whatever he promiied himself from them; they were fulfit and exceed. as though impatient of jm.aagrtal and fame. These Pills - are most worthy a place in the czl Masters and Captains of Ships; the more so, for that tl keep good in all climates any length of time, and tl.at ti now bOrne the test of near GO years, with increAiivg themselves, and honour to their author, insomuch that di last eight years they have radically cured upwards of 10, sons, many of whom had been discharged :rem Itospitai salivation had been frequently repeated, and all other made use of without effect. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOMAS Member of thefloyalCollege of Surgeons in London, at No. 9, New Bridge-street ; where he will give advice, Fee, to persons takinf these Pills, and will answer Pati, tens, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in all most inviolable secrecy, sw patient's name or case bvi mentioned„bur at their own particular request, by the P during the course of more than 40 years, tket he has hat ducting of an extensive sale of the above medicine, and rice arising therefrom.. They are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfut 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall ; the Toy-shop, No. ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7 Fish-street-11 opposite the Monument; and by one Person in every col tooth in England, &c. in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, with full and plain directions, whereby persons of cith' cure thomsolvss with ease and secrecy. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britaini s sealed up wit on which, by favonrof the Commissionees,is printed at Office fs T. Taylor, No. g a New Bridge-street," to frith is felony, and all others are counterfeit. • TO-MORROW. Sun rises, Sty) sets, I Mom 11 Osninutes after 7. 144 minutes after 4. minut, HIGH wATFat AT LUNDON BIUDGE l O-M , Morning - 1 mintitrs aster - Altornoon - - 37 minutes after LONDON: lottittattaati Pi bilabed by LEVEL KENT terhary Plaza, Lambeth, at the StAst-Oirics, No. ' street, Published also at the ST4a-Os ItICI I Tempi , -..""......--.-------- • ~... . ' • - . . - . ............. , DUBLIIV, FEB. e •• • . '.. TAMMY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. -....1.---.... • Saturday afternoon, John Clark and. Patrick Larkin • Court at the Queen's Palace, the Gth of Fe- were executed at Gallows Green, pursuant to their ' . .809, present the King's Most Excellent Mi,- sentence at - the late Limerick Special Commission. .e Council. This day the Right Honourable We have great satisfaction iii stating, from the most ... John Nicholl, Knight, was, by his Majesty's cone- credible information, that the disturbances which, alana, sw-rn of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy some time back, had p revailed in some of the western Council, and took his place at the Board accordingly. districts of Waterford, have totally subsided. Many of the deluded persons engaged in those, nightly ex- At the Court of the Queen's Palace, the Gth of Fely - v ry, 1809, present, the King's Most Excellent cursions, have delivered up the arms, illegally obtain- ed, to Mr. Elliot, a respectable Magistrate, who, in Majesty in Council. his exertions in support of the peace of - the country, SHERIFFS APPOINTED BY HIS MAJESTY IN COUN- CIL, FOR THE YEAR 1809. has evinced-a spirit highlyworthy of imitation ; and • , Bedfordshire-Robert Gastrin, of Harrold, Es q . which, if followed up by his_colleagues in office, and p arkshire-Sir ThonualFheophilus Metcalfe, of Fernhill, Bart. the neighbouring Gentlemen, must prevent a recur- Thetkinghamshire-Thomas Stanhope Badcock, of-Bucking- . rence ot these unwarantable p roceedin g s. Much ham, Esq Cambridge and Huntingdonshire-John Heathcote, of Coning- praise is also due to the Roman ,Catholic Clergymen ton Castle, Esq. in these districts, who, by their influence and remon- Cheshire-Thomas William Patton, of Witttinshall, Esq. strances, have prevailed on the people to abandon Cumberland-Miles Ponsonby, of Hail Hall, Esq. these wicked practices, and return to their usual ha- Derbyshire-Charles dUpton, of Derby, Esq. bits of order; and peaceable demeanor. Devoushire-Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, of Kellerton, Bart. . Dorset-shire-James John Farquharson, of Langton, Esq. - Essex*-John Rutherford Abdy, of Albyns, Esq. Gloucestershire--John Hodder Moggridge, of Dymock, Esq. POLICE. Herefordshire-William Wall, of Leominster, Esq. -- . . Ilertfordshire-Edmond Darby, of Ashton House, Esq. BOW-STREET.—A sailor, named James Page, was Kent-Sir Brooke William Bridges, of Goodneston, Bart. Leicestershire-Sir Williain Manners, of Buckrninster, Bart. sent lately from on board a man of war , at Ports- Lincolnshire-Sir Robert Heron, of Stubton, Bart. mouth, in custody, to this Office, in consequence of Monmouthshire-John Kemys Gardner Kemys, of Pertholcy, having confessed, that about eight years ago, he, in Seq. company with another, robbed and murdered a man, Norfolk-James Coldham, of Anmer, Esq. Esq. and threw the body into a ditch. He assigned a tor Northamptonshire-Robert Andrew, of Matheson, Northumberland-William Sadlier Brewere, of Bewicke, Esq. mented conscience as a reason for his confession. He Nottinghamshire-Thomas Walker of Bury Hill, Egg. was detained in custody, and Anthony'sent to make 6xfordshire-John Harrison of Shelswell, Esq• inquiries on the Buckinghamshire-road, where he said Rutl4ndshire-Abel Walfofd Bellaers, of Bulmerthorpe, Esq. he committed the murder, but not the lea s t inform* Shropshire-William Sparling, of Pett on, Esq. • Somersetshire-,J oho Marton, of Milverton, Esq. tion of such a circumstance could be gained. Th( Stdfordshire--Theaphilus Levitt, of Whichner, Esq. prisoner persevering in his confession, Anthony tool Cosine of Southampton-John Blackburne, of Preston Can• him to point out the spot, when he pointed out mon lover ; Esq Suffolk-John Dresser, of Blyford, Esq• places than one, but was so indecisive , t hat An Surrey-Edward Bilke, of Southwark, En. thony was satisfied his tale was manufactured fo . Sussex-Thomas Tousle, of langest, Esq. some sinister purpose. It has. been since iscertaine( Wikgare-Sir Chas. Warre Mallet', of Wilbury liouse, Bart. that about twelve years since he fell from a hay-rick Warwickshire-Abraham Bracebridge, of Atberstone, Esq. Worcesterstirtostponed. and pitched on his head, the effect of which, it i Yorkshire-Sir eeorge Wombwell, of Wombwell, Bart. supposed, has caused a slight derangement. He wa SOUTH WALE& claimed, on. Monday, as a deserter from the Bucking Carniarthenshire- , -Rich.laaac Starke, of Laugliarne Castle, Esq. harnshiae Militia. , Pembroke-Charles Alien Phillips, of the Hill, Esq. Three carmen' were brought from near Ilfor Cardigan-William Skyrme, of Altgock, Esq. charged with uttering forged bank notes. - Thei Glamorgan-Jeremiah iforrifray, of Llandaff, Esq. lrecon-Thomas Wised, of Qwernivett, Esq. defence is, that as they were drawing their teams o Radnor - lobo Whittaker, of Cascob, Esq. the rciad, they picked up a tin-box, wnich centaine' . NORTH WALES. . forged notes to the amount of £l5O. Merioneth-Williant Davies, of Ty riche, Esq. ' WORSHIP-STREETeL-011 Saturday two men, name . Carnarronshire-Thontas Parry Jones Parry, of Madryn, Esq. Anglesey-Sir John Thomas Stanley, of Podewryd, Bert. Harris and Toombe, were examined on a charge c Montgomeryshire-Robert Knight, of Gwernygoe, Esq. robbing the warehouse of Mr. Whitwell, soda-mans Denbighshire--Joseph Ablet, of Lianbedo, Esq. facturer, of Bethnal-green-road. The prisoners wei litookire-Thomas Peate, of Bistree, Esq. stopped by the patrole belonging to the above Office PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL. at Bethnal-green, carrying two large„sacks, containin At a Council of his Royal Highness the Prince of upwards of 1 cwt. of soda and pearl-ash. Mr. M Wales, held at Carleton House, on the Ist day of said the prisoners wero not in his, employ, but he w: February, 1809— afraid they were connected with some of his, servant! The •Honourable Charles Bagnall Agar was appointed sheriff for within a very short period he had been robbed of the County of Cornwall for the year ISO!, by his Royal Hi6a- the above articles to the amount ce r £5OO ; bat ha ness the Prince of Walesin CouileiL - - hitherto been unable to find ''. -. the thief. The r t MILITARY PROMOTIONS. soners could gl . . - • : ..z.. account than that tlie! sa Commissions in the Carmarthenshire Local Militia, the sacks lying under a wall, and as 7,2 Pt. - son w signed by the Lord Lieutenant. D•ted Sept. 2 . 1, near them, they did not icr.-.17: .hat i• would be a . 1808.—First Regiment. offence ..... take' t! - erl IT. *:!:11-1, the patrole appr Lord Dynevor to be Colonel-Commandant. heeded them, t'.l - .y Ea:d they did not know what tl David Williams, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Morgan Price Lloyd, Esq. to be Major. sticky contained, and that they had not had them fi r William Evans, Esq. to be Supernumerary Major. Minutes ; but on being searched, a quantity of sot To be Captains-Edraid loom sen. Wm. Jones, lenlsin Davies, was found in their pockets. -They were fully con David 'I homas, Joseph Yeamans, Evan Jones, Edward Jones, tn i : A tteU a , jun. and John Bishop, Esqrs. . . To be First Lieutenants-Thomas Bishop, Wm. Jones, David Usios-HALL.—John Shaw was brought up by Gc Morgan, John Jones, Thomas Thomas, David Lloyd Harries, the officer, charged by him, not only on informatic David Rees, Edward Bowles Symes, Wm. Jones, and Joseph he had received, but from certain causes of suspich Thomas, Gents. . he himself entertained, with being a party concern( 1 To be Second lieutenants-Morgan Williams, David Evans, John Saurders, and David Thomas, Gents, in the murder of Lieutenant Johnson.—After a lot ' To he Surgeon-Morgan Morgan, Gent. hearing, he was sent for re-examination. . 1 To be Quarter -Master-John Jones, Gent. James Mack, a man ofall the appearance of a shabb i ' 2d Regiment. dressed seaman, was brought up by Collingbourn, ( i Sackville Gwynne, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. suspicion on the same points. It appeared- that Ca ' Richard Isaac Isaac Starke, Esq, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. William Howell Thanes, Esq. to be Major. fain Essingten was sitting at the Five Bells, where 1 Howell Price, Esq. to he Supernumerary Major. I had • cared to make some inquiries, when he saw tl To be Captains-David Hughes, Thos. Beynon, Nathaniel Row- i prisoner passing along the road ; he had cause to se .- Land, Seth Lewis, Richard Hughes, Jokn Loins, David Howelic, pect him, and that cause he communicated to M and Wm. Mister, Esqrs. •i To he First Lieutenants-James Lewis, Wm. Hughes, Thomas Dykes, the landlord, who immediately put his how • Thomas, Samuel Tardrevr, G. I'. Griffiths, John Lewis, Tho- in his chaise-cart, followed him down the road; to( - mats Jones, James Edwards, David Gwynnc, and Rowland Ed- him ins, and brought him to town. His face is mui wards, Gent s. scratched as front some violent contest, for which To be Second Lieutenants-Evan Brown, John H. Lee, and Tho- . accounted, but appears to be most seriously alarm mac Edwards, Gems. To be Surgeon-Rice Davies. Gent. at the , charge that h ang s over him. tt To be Quarter-MaAer-Wm. Edwardes, Gent. Colonel Gaitskeli, who has, front the morning . 3d Regiment. the murder, in the most active way exerted himself John Williams Hughes, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Common -into dart. the examinations, went t hi s w ith great minui ; David Heron Pugh, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. ness, and the event was, that the prisoner most col John Rees, Esq. to be Major. • pletely exonerated himself by a clear alibi, and 'a John Brown, Esq to be Supernumerary Major. . counted in a regular manner for how he got his fa To be Captains- a John &van, David Parry, Wm ' °Ill& RI " ' scratched, and Where he was all Friday and Saturda Harries, Wm. Huge.s, Hugh Evans, Wm. Hopkin, and John ' He was then discharged. Davies, Esqrs. To be First Lieutenants-Wm. Phillips, Wm. Davies, Thomas Sarah Turner, for privately stealing in the shop , Howell, John Williams, Richard Rees, James Philipps, Rich- Thomas Dowie, in the Borough, several articles, is and Morris, William laces, Thomas Humphreys, and William Recs. ' , fully committed for trial at the Assizes. 1 To be Second Lieutenants - David Parry, Benjamin Lewis, / Ro- Henry Edwards, a gentleman's servant, was al best Williams, David Humphreys, Arthur Raby, and William fully committed for trial at the Assizes, for assaulti; • Llewellyn, Gents. To be Surgeon-John Jenkins, Gent. and shooting at William Smith, with an intent to r To be Quarter -Master-John Jones, Cent. - him. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Richard Morgan, a vraterman,for stealing a roll Edward Hallam and Joseph Green, of Noltingham, joiners, July flannel of 40 yards, from the shop door of Mr. Jo ' 45, 1808. 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