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~;. 1 Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. . . Derbyshire Regiment of Militia. William Key, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Dated October 3, 1811. Scarsdale Regiment of Local Militia. Identenstet John Green to be Captain of a Company, vice Smith, resigned. thfied October 9,181 h. Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry. - • I ores William Smith, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Powell, realised; hien. Webb, Gent. to be ditto, vice Snowden, deceased. Dated Ow tober 18, 1811. Ilkestone Volunteer Infantry. lieutenant Richard Potter to be Captain Commandant, vice Pols!. ter, resigned. Dated July 4, 1311. Ensign John Brentnall collet Lieptenant. Dated as above. Robert Skevington, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham. Nottinghamshire Regiment of Militia. Owen Duncan, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated October 17, 1811. Corby Morgan, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. Ist, or Nottingham Regiment of Local Militia. William Roe, Gent. to be 9uarter-Master. Sept. 25, 1811. Sd, or Retford Regiment of Local Militia. - Job Coruworth, Geut. to be QttartersMaster. Sept. 25, 1808. BANKRUPTS. George Ihtelby, of Ludgate-hill, London, hoot and shoe-maker, dealer and chapman, to surrender November 2, at ten, Nov. e, 0-twelve, and Dee. le, at ten, at Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. Wiliest and Annesley, Finsbury-square. William By and John 'ands, of Fenchurch-street Chambers, Ten eburch-street, London, ship and insurance-brokers, partners, dealers and chat non, Nov. 2, at ten, Nov 5, at twelve, and December 10., at ten, at Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. Rear . don and Davis, Corbel-court, Gracechurch-street. Samuel Brownridge, of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant, dealer and chaptnan, November 13, 14, and December 10, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Lee ad Rayner, Leeds; or Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, London. - Henry Wood, of Workington, Cumberland, grocer and tallow diandkr, N,tventber 19, 20, at eleven, and Dee. 10, at three, at the Cupold Hotel, Whiiehaven. Attornies, Mr. Pearson, No. 9, Sta le-Inn, London; or Mr. Sherwin, Whttehaven. Jelin Roiley, of Bohon-le-Moors, Lancashire, cotton-manufac turer, dealer and chapman, November 20. at five, Nov. 21, and Dec. 10, at eleven, itt the Saw inn, Bolten-leeMoors.— Attornits, Messrs. Shepherd and Adfington, Bedford-row, London; or Messrs. Cross and Rti.bion, Bolton-le•SMoors. William Berry, of Alphinron, near Exeter, Devonshire, tanner, dealer and chapman, November 2, In, and Dec. 10, at one, at Guildhall, London. Auornies , lasrs. Jennings and Collier, No. 9, Carey-street, Llnculn ' s Inn-Fields. ystiaeriek Holmes, late of Messina, in the Island of Sicily, but Dow residing in Vere-street, Orford-road, Middlesex, fuer . *ban; Nov. 2, at len, Nov. 11, and Dec. 10, at one, at Guild - NO. elesersep, Me. Pawnee, Warnford-court, Throgmor joartrent, Loudon. lobe Ilidgood, of Swallow-street, Oxford -street, -Middlesex, cork-cutter, dealer and c h apman, and Robert Plercy Edwards; late copartner with the said John Lidgood, Nov. 2, 16, and Dee. 10, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Haynes, Fen thureh-street. 'Francis Macke, of Paternoster-row, Spitalfields, London, hat- ' maker, (fester and chapman, Nov. 2, 12, and December 10, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Pbipps, Gutter lane, Cbeapside, and No. 6, Aldersgate-street. Christopher Fryer, of Little Chelsea, Middlesex, builder, Nov. t, 16, and Dec. 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wil loughby, Clifford's-Inn. John Christian Franck, of Poland-street, Oxford-street, taylor, dealer sod chapman, Nov. 2, 12, and Dec. 10, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Edward-street, Cavendish square. William Allen the younger, of Worcester, glove-manufacturer, Nov. 4, 27, and Dec. 10, at eleven, at the Guildhall Coffee house and Hotel, Worcester. Attorney, Mr. Cecil liecke, Ne. 8, Bream's Buildings, Chancery-lane, London. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 27. A. B. Crook, Cohn, Lancashire, ullso-manufae turer, at eleven, at the • King's-head-innrColne.—Nov. 12. N. Dawson, St. Ann's-lane, Poster-lane, warehouseman, at one, at Gutldhall—Nov. Cl. J. W. Jackson, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Globe 'Tavern, Liverpool -Nov. 30. H. Kendall, • Rochester, draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London —Nov. 26. T. .Ray, Upper I:Antes-street, stationer at ten, at,Guildhall.--Nov. 19. C. Clover , Albemarle-street, tit:bolsterer, at one, at Cita& hall.—Dec". S. 1.. D. Duchateley, Great Scotland yard, distiller, at clever:, at Guildhall—Nov. 19. L•Gardner, Honleydown lane, coal-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.-.-Nov. 19. G. Vieat, Portsmouth, vintner, at one, at the George-Inn, Portsmonth.— Nov. 91. W. lieu, Leeds, svOolstapler, at eleven, ac Mrs. Grraves, the Hotel, Le:ds.—Nov. 2. J. R. Anderson; Throg imorton-street, merchant, at tell, at Guildhall.—Nov. 20. J.' Thomas, Mancitestcr, cotton-spinner, At eleven, at the Mosley-. arms-Inn, Manchteter.—Nov. 12. J. and J. Whitehead, Liver poni,in ewers, ax twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool—Nov. 36. W. Painswick, Gloucester, voter, at ten, at the White Hart-inn, Gloucester.—Nov. 2ti. J. Hay and J. Ilill, Borough- High-street, surrey, linest.drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall. • , CERTIFICATF.S, NOVEMBER 19. N. Botcher, St. Mnrt I n's-le-Grartd, victualler. J. Polley, New Bood.street, furniture printer. -T. Claytou, Manchester, grocer. J. Bennet, Manchester, cotton-;ginner. J. Smithson, Blackfriar's-toad, grocer. Ann Keene, Bath, bookseller. G. Hodgetta, Kingeton,Sisrrey, dealerin urn; ken J. Fell and W. Bean, Nottingham, bosiers. R. flair, Anderson, Cornwall, rope-maker. H. Rugely, St. Ives, draper. A. Dean h Old-street-road, coach-maker. J. Becker, Aldermanbery, hiliterrosas. Z. Warren and 1.. Smith, Austin Friars, merchants. W. Rugg, Cardiff; cabinet-maker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. I. Luny end Co. Zristol, ivory merchants —J. Langden and Cp: Launceeton, Cornwaii, wool . staplers.-0. and T. Gray, Isle of Ely, tommon ' - • - b- Coro wall, rope-makr druggists.---S. 1~ I .i 1 , . - r t - • • .Y.! Mfr.:7 t LAW INTELLICZNCA. . . - ADMIRALTY VOORT,(OCT tL , ; • Nostra Senora del Carmen, Larrina master.—T* l vessel was,laden with hides , train oil, &c.—Restored, subject to the captors' expenses. Nye Preiee,' Johansen master. Further proof re iired within a month. Minerva, Harmansen mister. This vessel.was un ;r Danislecolours, in ballast, bound to Archangell -Them being no claim, she was condemned. • Minerva, Davidson maser. This ressel,.under apish colours, lain with timber, was bound from Jristiansand to Jersey, under a licence, the terms which the claimants had not complied with.—Con.-1 ;coned. Meteor, Hawley, misfit: nil vessel, under Arne- rican colours, **as bound front Borudeaux to Amee ricer.--.Condermsed. Carl Frederick, Grou 'master. This vessel, uncler, Danish colour*, was laden with hemp,' barley, &c.— Restored, subject to captors' expenses. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, OCTOBER 29. NORDEN V. SITAIESSPEAR. This was an issue founded upon the application of the defendant, that he might proceed to execution on a verdict obtained against the plaintiff, notwithstand ing a Commission of Bankruptcy hhd issued against him, and he had obtained his certificate. The issue was to try, whether Norden was a bankrupt, and whe ther he had obtained his certificate ? and 2dly, whe ther, if he was a bankrupt, and had so obtained kis certificate, he was thereby discharged, behaving pre viously compounded svitlairis creditors t It appeared, that in 1809, the plaintiff, 'Norden, was in partnership with a person named Wolf Lion, as a glass-cutter and general dealer ; their affairs be coming embarrassed, they were advised to call their creditors together, and offer them a composition— , this advice they adopted, and an assembly of the cre ditors was called to meet at the Globe Tavern, Fleet street. This meeting, according to Mr. Lion's testi mony, was attended by one real creditor and several - sham ones, whose names were put to the agreement to induce others, Who were bona flue creditors, to come in. A number of the creditors resided at Bir mingham, and Norden, Lion, and their Solicitor, went, down to persuade them to come into the offered terms, which were Ss. in the pound. To this several of them did accede, others took 4s. and some ss. and in two instances the creditors were paid,Bs. ; two Of ahem, however, refused to come in at all, one of whom has' a demand of £4O, and the other £37, against the firm of Norden and Lion. There were e also a person named Solomon residing in town, who hird•a demand of 8 300 against them, and he refused to take the composition. A settlement, however, took place, and the partnership between Lion and Norden was dissolved. Mr. Norden again gut into business, and i in the course of his dealings the debt between him and the present defendant, a - glass manufacturer at Birmingham, arose. Mr. Shakespear not being able to obtain payment of hi: demand, brought his action, i and obtained a verdict against Norden. This ver dict was obtained on the 19th ofJune, 1810, and the following ,day a dcicket was struck by a person named Michael Lion, against Norden. Shakespear. would have been entitled to execution upon his judgment on the 28th of June, but the Commission of Bankruptcy was signed on the 26th, and thus his judgment was defeated ; and Norden bad since obtained his certi ficate. These facts, and the act of bankruptcy, were proved on the-part of the plaintiff. Mr. GARROW, for the defendant, contended, that the Commission of Bankruptcy was a fraudulent trans action altogether, adopted for the sole purpose of de-, liming his client of the benefits he might get un der the verdict he had obtained. The Learned Coun tel said, the only proof of the-petitioner's debt was a note of hand,,for which they had not proved any va luable consideration given. It also appeared that the notice to creditors, inserted in the Gazette, described the person as living At No. 2, Printer's-street, Black- friars, whereas, in tact, he resided at No. '2, Huish's court, Printer's-street ; and another circumstance, 'which would operate against the plaintiff was his having entered into a composition with his creditors, as under the Act of the s:h of Geo. 11. chap. 30, it was provided, that any. person having com pounded with his creditors should afterwards be de prived of the benefit of his dischatge, as against his estate, under a certificate obtained in any subsequent bankruptcy. The Arronere GENERAL, in reply to Mr. Gar row's objection, proved, that though the Gazette notice stated the plaintiff .to be living at No. 2, Prin ter's-street, whereas he was _living in Huish's-court ; yet the two spots were very neaieach other ; and one of the assignees under the commission lived at No. 2,1 Printer's-street ; and so far from the defendant hay ing been deceived by this misciescription, he had, in fact, by his Solicitor, attended the second meeting of creditors, at No. 2, Printer's-street ; with respect to the other point, viz. the composition with the ere-. ditors, the Attorney General submitted this was not truch a composition as came within the meaning of the -Act; the composition there alluded to was intended 'to include all the creditors, whereas in the present instance three had not acceded to it ; and even with! 'the rest it was not a regular composition, some hav- I Ing received 3s. some 4s. others ss. and some Bs. in the pound. The ATTORNEY GENERAL then called Solomon, and ° examined him as to the point of his having received no composition. The witness swore to a debt of JC3OO, and that he had never received a shilling of it ;, he had no boast* produce in support of his demand; he kept none; he had never arrested or troubled • Norden; zor bad be proved under the commission.— Norden bad shuffled Jhaniejidy with him, and treated him • • trussed his homer fr . the that • • . t • • 41; the Loads but, . .. • • .47:.rT7 SET eta, bet . the ditty woultsayashat credit they gave , to 'hirtrind.hirovisietirov Tito MOO atortbOrti it•APF ...'" - • _ -- " , "\ - 46 3 1) peraeodpiamopntetto. upeards,l4 0118000; and, the int-, :- DOw-STRRET.—A. yottitt ,•icenteelly tirsced, 1 •• - .11 .iiiiiiii ql n ltrr v r . preasion on . his mind was * , that the composition so who states hell i i* airirsvy,ololfitetected on generally agreed to trliiit;iii considered as coming 4 :Mondaz, in' sten t*tt fintn thl= titaktVre#s . of Mr. within the meaning of the Act; it was a newease c !•Sands, - intlernent s Inn.. He pleaded distress. The • .-however, and he shottldwistritrevoint to be reserved Magistrate committed him for ti ial. • gotoe men were for the considerataLinof the Ciulat , hireafter. 'With re- ' at the sums time, committed tar aJturghwy and tub spect to the mis-descriptiontd-xesidence alluded to, bdry in Oxfordettret4) he did not think it was material, as no fr4Utileat ' H A TITIN-G A RlEtWorßElL7reint OF SroLtiV Genus. purpose cculd be answered by.it.k no crediior had for- —Mary P-ittlfy,a-li.ts Rkkoterd, was ilgala lort.azlat borne to do every thing lie couWikovo dune hoe no up forte examination, tinder a divine 44 Abov in g i n such circumstance existed ; and the defendant's Sn- Les house, ioClerkeeweel, a greAluantitrtg acten t licitor had, it appeared, attended the meeting of cre- r. goods. tier husbind has abtcondetl.. .11 . 1 e shopmrn l itters ; there. could, therefore, be no room to corn- of Mr. Stock, of Ludg.tte - h i l l, druggist' in her ti.•• l )train ofsurprize. The Jury, would under all the eir- jesty (who is out of town), attended areitifoted the cuestances, return such a verdict as from the nature , warehouse to have heen broken into lately; and the 'pf the evidence their consciences pointed out to be Prussian bine; with other articles produced by N.. n- 'right ; and also declare their Opinion of the credit !. cock, the officer, who has the care of them, to i:e vie due to Solomon's testimony. property of their master. Other persons proved pi, , . The Jury without hesitation found, on the ere, /pert). m mote of the stolen goods, but several rentAin Count, that Norden became a bankrupt, and obtained, . tw*ltlt identified. fame: Rrilt:7, the other prisons r, his certificate ; and on the second, that )it was noti aptfrehended as a lodger only. in the itcuae, and de. thereby discharged , he having previously entered info '! tamed on- suspicion, was refused to be admitted us ' a composition with his creditors.. —To the evidence of bail till a further examination. Solomon they attached nO credit; . —.....—....-- - I The story which has appeared in all the London MIDDLESEX SP.S3IONS, OCTOBER QS. '.papers, (and which" Ve inserted, remarking at the Win. Ketch was indicted for assaulting Elizabeth same t i me ov its hteredibititv) of a youeg woman Ford, a girl of 18 years of age, with intent to coin- having been horridly murdered near St. Alban's, by /lit a rape. The prosectfix state 4, that on . the 4th , two men, who sere i t ited to her e severe d h er head A, die w 'kb this offence was alleged i from her body, and afiferwaids cu t of her ears, terns . . PP ; of August, - .. day on ... to have been 'committed, she lived servant to the pri soner, who is a toy-maker. About two o'clock in the morning, her Master came dowd into the kitehett, n where she slept, and came to bed Whet, before' site t ' awoke. The instant that she discovered where ite g ee was she screamed out, but he held her down u • she' was quite exhausted, and knew not whit was tO her. While she was screaming, she heard the prim ,' ner's mother, who lay in the parlour,above the kiteh- I en, cry out " William," three times, but she dip not' come down to her assistance. She was certain her screams might have been heard by all the house.— 1 There were two men in the house, besides several ,' girls that- worked for her master. In the morning 1 she tolkhis mother that the prisoner had used her extreme. ill : to which .she replied, that she would' ' take care that he should not do so again, as she would! I s get a fas rang to the kitchen d4or. About ten o'clock s acquainted both her mother and her ,aunt with whattad happened. Her aunt went with her 'to the prisoner's house, who denied the charge, bte at last said—J. 6 Well, have I injured her r' The aunt told him the law would determine that, on ' , which he replied—" I don't value your law l"—On "' " P , the part of the prisoner, J. 0. Mosely, who lived with ' d r '': awn rn. ' him, deposed, that on the night in question, he slept in the same bed with him and his youngest bro. Wedr-eghT ther. Witness was at the time labouring under a fe; HAI/each Fee-ests„ ver and sore throat. The prisoner came to bed about from a tilatbsm'O'. in twenty minutes past twelve o'clock, and the'younger fired in a block of wood, Ketch, who was at the play, about a quarter imst in it. On aremptirg to dts one. He was confident, that if Wm. Ketch had kit the end of the batril lora.' its his bed at the time stated by the prosecutrix, he must" throat, and from thence into the eft. have known it. The kitchen door, he believed, was , for half an from, acid thee expired. always open during the night, as in the morning he But f li. had often seen it so, and the prosecutrix lying in bed. On htentres -1., at Piereelast sA - The evidence of the younger Ketch went exactly to I the same effect. Mrs. Ketch, the mother, aged 6.1,1 •- swore positively that she never called out "William," nor heard any screams, which she must have done had there been any on the riight stated by the prose cutrix. The prosecutrix and her aunt were again', called, and positively adhered to their former tes timony ; also 'swearing, that when the aunt went to Mrs. Ketch, that lady admitted that she had called out to her son, but it was under the impression that he had gone down to 'the privy. Verdict Guilty.— The CHAIRMAN, in passing sentence on the defen dant, observed, that his crime was greatly increased ' by his having brought forward a body of relations to testify what the Jury, and he believed every other person in Court supposed to be the very reverse of truth. It was preposterous to Oink that a young woman, against whose character not a syllable had been said, should get up at eight o'clock in the morn ing, without any cause of malice being attempted to 1 I be shewn, for the mere purpose of lodging a serious 1 TO THOMAS TA VLOIWISQ. N 0.9, NEW IIitIDGE-STltialiT. 1.0N0014. complaint against the defendant, for hear amusement. 1 so eoluaxp eta, He was then adjUdged to suffer Twelve Months Ira- I BErs leaveto inform you, that eveisince the year prison went. 1 1790,1 had been afflicted with the Luca Vcaerea ; Which, from --....... Its obstinately resisting every course of medicine preser:hed by he A ease was heard last week in the Second Division . most eminent of the faculty ht.tre and undergoing several seet re of -the Court of Session at Edinburgh, under the fol lowing circumstances :—John Watts, watchmaker in ' :id', sp r i ng 4 Aberdeen, in 1807 commissioned 12 watches from courses of salivation, and twice SLelwrged touch the lipspital, w.tb to r t o : ft o a t opilar n i.t di bc . :f the most , i:tv t i.: inveterate n a a h tt r 7 i. l a s e period r.) an Y y exiitenee. I had l iad aline ulcer en me Henry Travers, ' watchmaker in London. Travers ilearli; crown of my bead, out. lin each arna, and uty ter were bat' itt SI packed up,the watches in a box, and dispatched them : out in a frightful Namur ; "ti right V: 2* CirChtiglif painful, 31141 to Downe's wharf, at a hich the Aberdeen Shipping : Company had advertized that goods were received F ad ad i b l k s7t s i v a :li st : s u og po uic • ersdu n Iq . W.IS II T iar it" las1 4190810 1"Un tr AIS M., sit.! 1 ,1 4 1 ,141 2 r: ~,e ,itch escruchtb4 pain, part! " *her 'mum in brA, a for their smacks. Travers got a receipt from the! nearly to deprive ate of rear; in t state, 1 was ie wharfinger, ard wrote Watts, in courie, that he had ; commended by Mr. J. *Fltottipson, (wiriness:livid so great a Cull shipped the goods. The watches never camp) head, ! by thou here,) to take your Leake's Patent ktAlli,which 1 b..eie and after a great deal of ine ff ectual correspondence, to d° , 4 , e mi t t , l e t „ r e z u , :m„ l a i i n t „, tl r l e t t° o ,„,;, , 'r ..f d ,Y r u i„ l Th h o l ., " m ill y Mr. '!'ravels, the London merchant, brought an ac- 1 be,ad sad arms were sottudir healed--ssois alite,elte *omen Ins C o against his correepondent, Mr. Watts, before the [. le begot afso : leaving, hoiever, e •Asi t tfrahle s'..eeet.cvs• Court of Session, for . 56, as • value of the watches. ' . elessta the shin,, and pain in the bang of the stet, which, by tie • • blessing of God and ..1 little longer :ver . ...r.ce la your invziss• Mr. Watts again, in his turn, .brouglit'an action of bkiviempine.s r ubiidcd ; die iisxlasr,r,t.tang t h e Arm rr 1 i . 4,1 relief against the Aberdeen Shipping Company , for itsnatural hue , an d the nocturnal iadnsiriathsillvrolagel--1 ft , . we I the price .of, the watches, and -all damages. ! T hese lvecame, by yo:ir liberal *dyke suesiedltisse, isetietty frelaear actions were conjoined. The'Lord Ordinary CLord my former eomPlairro — bo r e ieeenlandraar tfeenor 11Orrer alit ' MauxfwisA:tE) and the Court were 'clearly of opi- strcngt&s , tinu .. au '? A i arn „„ l o ," : 7" . ,. M ll •je l L an c ; n i s ` l be hi ,;,.„" in ..",r il a a :7: 1 1 0 1 "...` 34 ,1 1 , ci n , eepreeif out to be a fabrication, no such circumstance having happened. On Thursday morning a daring robbery, and Ira tat assault, was committed between the hams (4 tee and eleven, upon Eiialbeth Collies, a servant to !tfr. Giles, of Has'utsn, Ssnrey, who was travelling on foot in a bye.place. near Sir John Frederick's, when she was met by two men and a woman, who had the appearance of, gypsies. They stopped her,. knntked her down. rifled her pockets, and robbed her of a bundle, containing a. rod assortment of clothes. They then. dragged her from the road to S;r John Frederick's park a . where - they were not content with having previously robbed' and ill.treated her, bet in the most Inhuman manner deliberately stabbed :ter with a pen-knife Ander Ater rightbreast. Monday as Serjeant Wall; of the Limerick Mit was getting up the side of a ship, alongside the jetty. in the dockyard, Portsmouth, his foot slipped, and. he was precipitatcd into thedock ; in his dr.ecnt. he struck against some timlicr, and stunned biniself ; he was taken out of the water dead. At Atherrone, last week, as a boy, nine years rf age, was feeding. a Wok mill, his whole b..,Jy as drawn at. and cindied to pieces. Wednesday last, a to to( Et. Walter &tepee% is Holheach Fee.end, .tx'u 1 4 years old s had farcical from a blatistn'tii, in Holbeach, an oil frioilairell. 6scd in a block of wood, ant with a tootb•hate Tidal in it. On attempting to dischstre n, it hunt, and the end of the barrel forced its way into the 'miles throat, and from thence into the chest. lie lingete l for ball an lime, kai,J theft expired. • BM 1 li. On Monday -bm, at Pie reeiad. Mrs. Weft. ova &wean% • IttA.it It I Elk At Fordhall. Orkney. ne the sib instant, Wfilitni Mahan Watt, Esq. of Breckaesa, tit Ann, only daughter et I bonus Thal, Esq. nt Frasoft. - . DIED. At the Mane of Ihedeorton, on the TA Ins', the Pre. Davit Moncrielf, rizioiAtet of that paria, in the 73th year of la. ye, sal Hoch of his ministry. At *quisortlea. parish ohlrYertyry, 011 the 1 5! h hrt. in the 03.1 yt,Ar of his age, thc Right Rev Dr George Hay, 41 1 t-;x4 It( unit Catholic !batman its Seotlanu. At Manse of liinllar, thi Rev. Pr. Cavil+ Mtteli,ll. minister of that parish, lit the St.t y.-ar of his age, ant 35th n 1 las 4141:1 urf —Dr. Mitchell was one of the eldr4t istiultten In the Sytt.vl of Aberdeen, and It is not unworthy of remark, that in canoeiry of 'their Moderator, he signed .the Synod's address to hn proesu Majesty, upon Lis accession to the throne, as well as that quit the occasion of enrupletirs the Sith year obis rt ftn. The Dr4tor I was well lutown as an ewittsent biblical schnlar. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOILIOW. Mornias ................ ...... 5ll that I Afternoon I ' minaret - 4w _ _ , many . tu- - terchant, htd . done all t ha t am at a tota. In what terr a. ;o • .. —. _ ._ nion, it ..._ ...Lion roL. m.••••11/1 „ , Y me..., _ ;. .... was incumbent on him, - and that his claim was tom. for the good (tether sulerily nisei*, 7 ho - ossice au. m! CO . 811 flete. Their' Lordships were equally clear, that Public as Possible, as l Alai Ms every eela i On —il, 4° 44137 r" . will greatly Oblige, sir, you r- ulnalortit revilatitcbty -c• Watts had a good claim or relief against the Ship. • i ping Company, as they must have known the terms Irani i of the whar fi nger's receipt, .and . thisimplied that the Prevared attA sok: t%) , tte site Pri r tiernr, ThernasTc... wharfinger took burden on him for the Shipping member of tiwßoral Calege of tior g oousio Lotabat;£: . ...ii.u... w . n ., 00 ,. losl,gmet, rainburst.. Nl : Ex. turiaia Vompany. - The Court. therefore ‘ foan d the Ship- ni No ar ., o ll 4 :7 4 Etri n *d e g a7 :U tti %,-et v01 a 1 i 1,, ,:, aft, :1 ,.... T .,,,, .- 7, ..6 .. ~.i., ping Company liable to Mr. Watts, - and Mr. Watts liable •- l'rovers, and both of the watchmaker s Curs of Vrnet Y val cfstislsi!es; ar c .l ar tl• , t' .e II:11er li t' ths Parrs of Generation, ssitii that Iwylol :!do f •er cy V: .1 !rd.. of his professioa should thoszys 4,bscrre PJ au -11 ~n; ... ?le tat during the absence of the family "es 14 / 3 104 4 lb* aiLtice Lnd assistance •he tato.l.' "I! ':'r e t house oin poor woman, about a Ve't°7,. s **PPucbrliZl::s ki jan 4 airdt h4 : l ,:sttlf.Lc;"i' ll t. i . b c . '11 .: 4 ' ;:' ,4 1 ,1 o f of was brokininto, and ribbed of am bi gu ity. . end two one guinea notes, the They .teals 4014 by filsoprohrosoar, ante Perferes4, l4 . property. By her, activity early on ss. se. Aisaws-fercer, Pth.mtiti ; the l'•rsionr. No. 1 0.4 1 1 ' 1 " going among the shops, and de- pa a it turalli t r t ee e i Nl SY'r. m P t:l: , , al.l ' t: l4 isi:t ~ 7 4 .ol iasi l ii s cc, : :Ittit 1 ::: . .i 1 0 -1 .:7 : 4 'were stopped and the thief de- cotto c bt EtlLuul, ille. M !.., , ies i or.dy‘Js. ee:•e,b o l :dad er •As to be an old Offender; thistigh foll tad plain arecturas, sriktreby pet sow Of "sew- oss to ay ow. ifteett:lhaving been four times .. t i " . " 46898 F a A 121 " 484 "I"(T. : fee-similar efFestees. sbei .16 es _ .4....___—.,_ "—_,F.,-,-...,,:-. -Izr:7:—.—. --•== .esent, by her activity * giving sitesilp 1 LONDON 1 Prlt'ua " 1 11" 4111114119 L"" Ks IT, to P 4. * ** Who had her iil custody.. Sliest, add sites Olkse, l'cay •-ha. , . • N ' , - 41 • ... . . , a_ bul be g f". say I • . .. • . .-- ' • •••• e ."` 4 . - _ N TRUK LASIs NIGHT'S WitiTTE. .., . CROWN 91 1 .010 E, OCTbltpt 29. - . ith bizatkaa returned toperve In this present Parliament. verse . Borough of Totems—Thomas peregline Court/nay, In the subje redact William Aduns, Esq. deceased. N, __ WHITEHALL, OCTOBER 29. quirt H,is,Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been • M plesugd, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, der, to consiltitte and appoint the Right Hon. Davin —T Boytk to be bik Majesty's Justice Clerk' in Scotland, .11 in the room of the Right Hon. Charles Hope, ap• ~. Dan pointed' President of the College of Justice in :icotlancl: Chi liis Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the of lA name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to present the derr Rev. WILLIAM FINLATER to the Church and Parish' Do of Durness, in the Presbytery of Tongue, and County rica of Sutherland, in the room of Mr. John Thomson, rico deceased. C MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Dal - . . • , , ~. _ T .-_. r 1 :....•...2rit• nr the Re: cp; 1.411,111CC11011, %.-{ninv.a, . s. , ,ya atosr.,-...--.....„, .. ~..- 7. .r.•, 1 _______ ____ __ _ ~ - i ping tAmpany Hattie of Ely, common brewrri.—E. Ah'or and Co. Wood P a rk, Corn- i hi m very ill, yet h e g rim i er ! t o his I mmiour fo r p a y men t wall, rope-ntalters.—M% Fracchitt and E. Goodall, Liverpool, if ever h e (N or d en ) s h ou ld h ave t h e p ower . ' I liable to Mr. Tnivers, druggists.—S. Yearn and I. M. Richardson, Cornbill, stock bro. L ea rne d Judge, in h is The Noble and ii,ors.—F. Humphriys and W. Hardstatf, Mansfield, Notting- a dd ress to I entitled to expeneer. . I: shire, boaters.- - C. yeAch and Co. Cuper'i.-titidae, Lambeth, 'the Jury, observed, that it did not appear to him there . Sunday seanight, c doubt attached to the act of bmkreptcy hav- at divine service, the 1 timber-merchants. —W. Doncaster and C. Robinson, Smith- was any street, Northampton-situate, Cletkenwell, goldsmiths.—T. and lug be e n committed by Norden, or had the petition- Mile from Dumfries, , C. Martin, Wendron, Coriivrell, rispe-triakers—k:. Gin= and in creditor's debt b . impeached ; _it was in prod i a two guinea' note, I H. Marshall, Cambridge, cficesetnangera—F. Haywood and Co. g issued, and a certificatel ,whole of - her propert lat o -• `• • Liverpoolouvrebsats.— Solo4 - aPs l 1..: Ili Ponteau, Betw)els. also,-t) a C nimusion had • street, Sobo, lees-mendeirs.--4, Hooke and Co. Leeds, prlgtyrp. been obtained. 'llie principal question for consider- M onday Morning, its --I. agd C. Cecil, Salthtll, itinficildtrs.—l. B. Se'w'n and Mail . 1 . ation was, how far die composition, paid on a former 1 scribi 6 S metnt they ' . Metier, Eentitreet, Borough, irtithallers.—v; Haywood did ts• occasion by Norden ; : effected ins dischar g e under that tected. ' She proved 470410 ct, Livittpoo4brokero..---J. Fisher and Co. Ituarabortaigit, . . • t , bon joitsbatt,,,,i, Cole and Co, Feterborougb, b aa k er ,...,l : Certi fi cate ? It. appeared , that all Th e creditors, ea- i n r2 i n rem - 11 'm 1 •• . . pray sad B. Jagger , New Matti* spirit merctamse- W. picen isept orte for 'pp, and another for'R7 i h id agreed to ire t chansfy. far tap fqr the t ma statt J. Daus, Manchester, cotton-dealer% • 't 'it • there ins indeed a clauldi . 43bitset . up by 8o °. ed • to lb* oficeh p w res ho en hi , ,• , _ . . • 1 11 0 •-•.‘ , ~.. Yy