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nR- ~ , ~~; •2 • .. i A • •• . . • os..tsumw.in • ale -- 4p, k, • -44 .nrp •IF . 1.. _ _ _ _ - at, • _r_ f 4. ,= . MONDAY, AUGUST 19,..1816. NV MBES 9194. PRICE S.rivr,m-PEN4., TO ARCHI rECTS, BUILDERS, &e. AN ORDER having been made a t t h e last Gene. aid Quarter &wawa of the Peace for the County of der, held at Nether Knutaford, to the said County. on the rad OetOber last, that a New SESSIONS HOUSE, GRAND, JUILTAGOM, and other Conveniences, and also a New HOUSE of CORRECTION for the reception of 150 Prisoners, with a Dwelling-house and suitable accommodations for a Keeper, should be immediately built in a convenient situation near the said Toast of Nether Knutiford; and a Committee of Magistrates ' baving been apprOnted for the purpose of carrying the said Order into effect, ARCHIIECTS er BUILDERS, willing to furnish plain for such Buldings as before mentioned, are requested to /eel the *same, with an Estimate of the Expense of completing such Buildings, sealed up. to the Office of Messrs. Latta and Port's, in the City of Chester, on or before the 28th day of melt seat, in order that the same may remain unopened until the 29th day of the said month of Augurs, when 'a Meeting of the said Committee Will be held at Nether Kuutsford aforesaid, tarialting each Plans and Estimates into consideration. Aid as as encouragement to any persons who may furnish such Plans and Estimates, the Committee have directed the following Rewards to be give°. Ws. To the person who shall furnish the Plan which shag be the mot approved of by the Committee, together with an Estimate, the sum of £5O. For the next best Plan, with an Estimate, the sum of £4O. And for the neat best Plat', with an Estimate, the sum of £3O. Chester. July so, 1516. A SSOCIATION FOR THE ItELTEFOF THE AZ- MANUFACTURING AND LABOURING POOR. Hit Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Prescient. Sub.eriptions areveceived for she Association by all the Banker% in London and Westminster; at the liar a Lloyd's Coffee- Nouse ; and at the City of London Tavern. - , Amount of Subscriptions already advertised X 33,150 IS 5 J. H. Browne, EA. A 250 0 I Mrs. Milligan. £2l 0 0 9 . 1 • . 2u 0 Misses Milligan. 21 0 0 M. D. - - i-0 0 Mr. A Evans 5 5 0 Mr. F. S. Rogers •.2 - :5 - 0 0 j John Woolletr, Esq. its 10 0 t. C. and J. R)vington 10 00 1 Mr. Josh. Christian 5 5 0 Mr. W. Pike '5 50i A. Gor lon, Esq. 26 5 0 Mr.'. Gosling 5 50 I Messrs. Be4well and nier. J. 1, Perry 11 0 I Yates - 21 0 0 alr G. Robinson 2.1 0 0 Mr. J. Noble 1 0 0 Sir W. Hearhcote 100 0 0 Elms. Manland,Esq. 5s 10 0 I Sir W. H. Cooper 5 5 0 E Dawes, Eq. 10 10 0 Mr C. Sayer s s 0F R StilemAis, Esq. 10 10 0 1.1 . 1 dater, Esq. 25 0 0 A Friend - 5 S . 41 11/. M. - 1 1 0 Rev. G Bevan 5 5 0 T Gordon, Esq. 30 001 C. Littledale, Esq. 5 b 0 Corral V. Jones 20 OO I 1.0. . 5 0 0 Mr..W. Seelig 3 00 I Mr. R. Cooper 2 2 4) Mrs. State • 21 0 0 Ca:.tain Hall, R. N. 10 0 0 PuFratrum 1 1 0 Mr Edm. Baker 2 0 0 Jvha Marsh, Esq. 10 0 0 Mr. G. Cumberland 1 0 0 It requested that all LetSera from the Country to tie Afw• • elation he directed ;4) the Secretary, and put under a cover, addressed as follow. fraeris Predict, Eq. Qr.,* A : l4 L. P. Tesvple.Cbambas, Leedom W. G. CARTER, Sec_ .--- --- -- - SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS TIMPRIsONED FOR. SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, StranL August 7, liiilti. BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE. PORT, vis. 35 i. d. .1 be Right Hon the Earl of Radnor, V. P. Amt. 5 3 0 The Right Hon. the Countess of ;twiner Ana. 5 5 0 The Fawners of Archdeacon Carver, being a second payment on lie Legacy, per Biddulpb, {Ads, and Co. - - 2000 0 0 Sir Jubn Kenuaway, per ditto - 6 5 0 Hon. and Rev. Spencer Rodney, per ditto - 5 3 0 James Cowles, E4q. per Roberts and Co. Ann. 25 0 0 Wm. Dawson, Esq. - Ann. 3 3 0 Ralph Etwall, Esq. . • Ann. 3 3 0 John Co:tertU, Esq. - Ann. 2 2 0 Edward Howell, Esq. Ann. 2 2 0 . , Rev. J. Cliarleswortlt - Ann. 1 1 0 Rev. Dr.Hugitei . - Governor Creyke .: I.Crowder, El per Secretary - J. frevalyn, Esq. per Bidduiplt and Co. Mrs. Trevalyn, per ditto Ikryndhatn Knatcbbull, Ea per Secretary ~ . Mu. 2 2 . Ana. 2 2 Am. 1 1 I 11 . . 1 i Ana. 1 1 5 0 Hugh Owen, Egg per Blddulph sod Co. - $ 2 A Country Lady - - 0 5 B. H. Xi. N. N. Xl. Letter Box s 0 • W. E. XlO. A. G. ACS. ss. - - 15 5 X. Y. Letter Box - - 10 0 F. and W. E. M. per Biddulph, Cocks, and Co. 5 0 Glory Aust, Esq. (3 years benefaction) per '1 reasurer 6 6 Mn. Baker, Stamford, per Treasurer Ann. 2 0 haai Phipps, Esq. - - Ann. 2 2 X 2115 19 Discharged aid relieved from various Prisons, 166 licbtors, for the suni of - - £3ll $ toesidered the Cases of 50 Petitioners; Approved 3$ ; and Rejected It. BenefacCons. tire received by J. Camden keild, Esq. the Tree. surer,Cbeyne-Walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herrks, Farquhar, and Co.nt. lames's-street ; Floal'es ' Fleet street • Chatted), Wl*. more, and Co. Lembard-street ; Biddulph, Cocks and Ridge, Cbarutz•cross ; Durrien and Co. Finch lane, Cornhill ; Ham. scersley s , PallmaU ; Veres i and Co. No. 77, Lombard •street ; and by the secretary, Nd. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the Books 7 rty be seen by these who are inclined to support this Charity, Lnil where the Society meet on tke first Wednesday in October nest. COLOSSAL SEA ni OF LIEU lAN 1-GENERAL THE RIGHT HON. LORD HILL. COADE most respectfully informs the Nobility and Gentry, that the Colossal Statue of Lord HILL, in unded to be placed on a Columb 'of 120 feet at Shrewsbury, in ecomerootation of his Lordship's distinguished services, Is now culnpleted; and, with the other interesting works of this Mane facteryi will be open for exhibition un•il Saturday, the 24th fist. Orintheutal Stone Maaufactory. Narrow-Wall, Lambeth. BRITISH PAINT MANUFAC ro KY. No. by QUEEN-STREET, CHEAPSIDE. per Cwt. pet Can. luilsible Green • 50s. I Slate Lead, and lkone Olive do. 769. Colour Ins. Bright do. 3 i2s. Chocolate 411 e. Black 565. Bright Red , 465. White 625. Dark Red or Brown 36e. These Paints are recommended for all Out-door Work. They are ground in Linseed Oil, have a handsome rppearance, are a cum for the worm grad city rot, and are anti-corrosive. Sold by Upton and Co. as above; where may be had Genuine White Lad, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, and Painters' Colours of every dgeldlccioo, dry or prepared for use, Coal Tar Brown, ace. Lia ised Cake. _ a Mtrchaats, Captahss e and the Trak, supplied on askaatakeees inns. ON SALE Al WM'S FORTUNATE OFFICES, N 0.9, CORNMILLI., ♦xs 17, LUDGATIBiTSILIT, /TICKETS and SHARES for the State Lottery, which 9411 comma Drawing on TUE.IDAT, tbo - 17th SEPTEMBER. 2 Grand Prises of £40,000 ,e 30,000 2 .MOOOO With 28 other Capitals in S per Cent. Con.ols, torn; a Scheme of unusual attraction ; fur although there arr but 14,000 'Fiches , the Prizes amount (in Stock and Money) to £205,780. To obtain the above splendid Capitals, an EARLY purchase Is absolutely requisite, as X 40,000 is attached to the. First Prize drawn out of the Wheel., G. WEBS, Presumes the Public have observed how wonderfully fettuaatel 'his Offices have been is every Lottery for several years ; but all former instances of I.uck have been relived by his euccere in the Last Lottery, in which he shared and sold more than Half the Amount of All the Capital Prizes in the Scheme, viz. 12,690 In Twelve Shares £31,0:10 . 325 In Five'Shares £20,000 1,134 Whole Ticket ,5,000 738 In Twelve Shares £l,OOO Besides several of re400,2300,5tc. and in tke last year Webb shared and sold TWO of £30,000, One of ,Cll,OOO, One of aCiO.OOO, dm: Ste. State Lottery Offices, ii, COrnbill; and 17. Ludgate-street. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, at the Cur om-house, STOCK roll, on Weness- Dar, August 48, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, T HE UNDER - MENTIONED G 0 O.D ,S, VIZ. 560 Gallons Foreign Geneva, Mast, a Spar, 6 Deals, 12 Deal Ends, 120 Packs Playing Cards. Also, on the same day, at F.ve o'clock in the Afternoon, on the Sauds , uear Marge, hi the County of York , 9 Open Bo ats. The above Geueva cannot be sold for less than the amount of Duties of Customs and Excise. 0- Samples of the Geneva may be seen at the Custom-boom, two days previous to the Sale. • _ TORT OF FALMOUTH. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION. lig Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, at the Custom-house,in this Part. en WIIINZSDAY. the 28th August, 1816, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, THE GOODS UNDERMENTIONED, VIZ. 42 lbs. Segars, 41 lbs. Tobacco, 27 gallons Brandy,.lB do:Ge neva, 44 de. Wine, 3 bottles Cordials, 3 do. Oil, 12 lbs. Pepper, 37 lbs. Chocolate, 37 lbs. Cocoa, 13v lbs. Coffee, 429 lbs. Gun powder, 24 pair Boots, 329 pate Shoes, 1166 lbs. Soap, 179 ibs. Tbread, 80 pieces Ribbon, cwt. Steel, 7 down Shawls, so Planks, 12 parcels Neckl aces, 1 Picture, 11111 Wrath Chains, 30 e gress Shirt Pins, 2 boxes sod 1 parcel Books , 24 b a g s C orks,ls 'dozen Hose, 4 Veils, I Carbine, pale Pistols, and Sword, it An chore, %top s, and Grapnel, 72 lbs. Worsted, some Spoons, Cut- Cotton, Shells, Cards, Plower-pots, ace. and 3 Foreign Sisk Handkerchiefs, for expottadon. The goods may be viewed two days preceding the day of sale., FARMS CAI.LED SPARROW'S, AND THE PILE KILN FARMS Af SIBLE HEDINOHAM, ESSEX. TO BE LE r. By*. Worshipful Company of IRONMONGERS, London, on a Lease for Fourteen Years, from Michaehpas neat, pHE FARM HOUSE and about Two Hundred and Thirty Acres of Land, in the several Parishes of He dinghain, !hide, Halstead, and Great Maplegead, in asses, called Sparrow's and the Tile-kiln Farms, now in the oteepialuit of de repres e ntatives of the late James Finch, Esq. deceased. Tbesame will be to be Let at a Court of the said Complus,., which will be held at their Hail, in Penchnrch•street, on Friday,. the 30th day of M81'9418113, at 'twelve o'Clock at Notes: The Company will put the premises into cempgte reps* axe improve the rcbuience agreeably to a plan which may be sew at the Clerk's Office, Ironmongers-ball, where Proposals to pay a net rent (sealed up) will be received any day between tea and two (Week, previous to the day of letting. T. Peet** TT, Clerk. • rr • '4 , TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EASE'-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND CZNTLItnilf, VINCOURAGED by the favourable opinion of ILI my Friends, who are pleased to think that my services may be useful in the Administration of your 'Lire, I embrace the earliest opportunity of announcing my intention unbecoming a Candidve for the Impunszt flied of one of your Directors. The grounds upon which I venture to solicit your favour are. the experience and information acquired in the course of nearly twenty years employment in your Service, and ten years residence in ludia. Should I have the honour tobe placed In the sitnatton to which I aspire, my Outs and attention shall he eaclualvely devoted 'to the promotion of your extensive int ermts. I have the honour to he. • Ladles and Gentlemen, • Your obedient and faithful servant. Montague-square, August 19, 1806. W. T. MONEY. 2 Prizes of £40,000 2 Prizes of £30.000 Prizes of £lO,OOO AND EQUAL DRAWINGS EACH DA* Begins i7tIt,SEPTEMBER. THE near approach of the Drawing of the State Lottery, Induces T. BISI again-to remind his Friends of the many excellent features the Scheme con ains; it possose% but I 4,000 Tickets; las Prises of uncommon nugnitude. The firsr-d , awn Pnse will be entitled to £40,000, and may he £BO,OOO, anti as the Drawing each Day is to be equal, the Capi tal% will 'not be likely to remain in the Wheel so long a% they have usually done, consequently an early purchase is advisable to those who intend to adventure. ••• The astor.i.hirg success which invariably attends BiSH's Offices, is so universally known that it would 'e unnecessary to stop it, even if the lim•ts of an Advertisement would admit of it, stake it to say, he sold in the last Lottery, One Ptir: of 30,000 Pounds, And N other Capitals, and in the last twelve Month., Two Prizes of 5v,0 0 Pounds, One of 40,000 Pounds, Four of 30,e00 Pounds, Besides trimeross Prises of Xio.eca, !cc. Site, as may be seen by the Schemes wh , ch are to he had gratis at his (Maces, 4, Cortiltill, and 9, Charing-Cross, where Tickets and Shares are now selling. FROM s,frußviir NIGHT'S GAZETTE. -tea The Gazette announces an Order In Connell proroguirg Par liament to the 4th of November. It also-oodles, that l.nrd Al gernon Percy hu been created a Baron of the United Kingdom, iq the title of Karoo Prudhoe, of Prudhoe Cude ; that Leute nant-Colonel *. Cox ha. received the honour of ,Kirglithood ; and Gilbert Robertson, Esq. been appointed Conan' a: Philadel phia. At an audience of the Prince Regent on the 11th, Baran Jacobi Kluest, the Prussian Minister, delivered his letters o' recal. MILI VARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions in the Western Squadron of Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Oxford. Lieutenant Owls" Shard to be Captain. Captain --- tienderSon, from the Ist Reginteset of Orbford aldre Local Militia, to be Lieutenant. Samuel Wild. Gent. to be Quarter Master. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Alsgest John Stone, of Blacker:ter Surrey, taylor, dra:ser, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Sinn uel Cattelt, of Daveutry, Northampto dealer and chaptean. • BANKRUPTS. William Buckingham the younger, lets of Ipswich, Suffolk, up holder, to surrender August in, el, end Septemaer Ss, at ten, at Guildhall. Ationales Messrs. Lewis and Page, Proseek street, Bedford-row. London; •,carpeater,jotaer, John Smith. of Thirsk, Yorkshire, grocer, August 28, 29, and Sept. 28, at eleven, at the Black Swan inn, York. .Attornies, Messrs. Bell' and Brodrick, Bow Church-yard, London; or Messrs. Thorpe and Gray, York. Samuel Warren, of 'Tiverton. Devon, vinegar -maker, dealer and . chapman, August So si, and Sept. ett, at eleven, at the Rum mer Tavern, Bristol. Anomie., Mr. C. H. Walker, Bristol; or Messrs. Ad loron and Gregory, Bedlurd-row, London. James Taylor. of New Sarum, W its, sadler, dealer and chapman, August So, at twelve, August tit, at eleven, and September 28, at twelve, at the Star lon, Gosport. Anoraks, Mr. Daniel Collins, Sabshury-square, Fleet -street, London ;.or Mr. Rogers Taykr, Gosport, Hants. John I homption, of Mattersey. Nottinghamshire, tanner, dealer sad chapman, August 29, 30, and September 48, at twelve, at Scrooby tau, Scroulty. Artornies, Mr. Hannant, East Kayoed; or Mr. Emanuel Allen, 17, Carlid-!-street, Soho, Loudon. James Page the lonizer, late of Liverpool, iron -merchant, ale and porter dealer, deter and chapnnui. August 24, 31, and September 28, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornia, Meters. Blackstock and Burke, King's Bench Walks, Temple; or Mr. James Murrow, Liverynol. Thomas Harrison and William Hembrey, of Market.street, St: James's Market, Middlesex, butchers and copartners, August 90, 27, and Sept. 28, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. R. Oldershaw, jen. Lower-street, Islington. Bartholomew inuth and Nicholas Itetlitrad, of Penritb, Cumber land, bankers, drapers, dealer. and chapmen, September ,3, at the New Court Inn, Pentith, and September 28. at the Crown and Mitre Inn, Carlisle. Anomie*. Mr. W. Hodireon, Court Houses, Carlisle; or Mr. Witham Young, 3, Clurlotte row, Mansion-house, Londou. James Taylor, of Wapping, Middlesex, ship•chandkr, August 'H. Sept. 7, and 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. V.'ilson, • Devonshire -street, Bishorgae.street. - Henry Dinner, of Meet street, London, ironmonger, dealer and chapman, August 27, at twelve, Sept.. ►4, and 28, at eleven', at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sand, Surrey..trect, Strand. Henry Young fhe younger, of EnSeLl, Middlesex, dealer and dame's, August 114, at one, Augur Si, and Sept 28, at eleven, at Guildhall. -Attornies, Messrs. Hand, Shaw, and Johnson. l Temple, London. • Ann Drew and MatUd4 Drew, of GodaleiVng and Camberwell, linite-sy. miaow and siesmatakeve, habee.lashers, dealers esti copartners, August 70, 31, and Sept. 21, at ten. at Guildhall. literary, Mr. *Nett, 56, Bread-street, Cheapside. John Jones, of Liverpool, innkeeper, Auatistle, 30, and Sept. IS, at eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Ananias; Meson. Davie sod John, Palsgrave-place, Temple, London; or Mr. T. O. Hughes, Post Office'Place, Liverpool. John Dentate, of h4enwith Hill, Yorkshire, linen -manufacturer, Sept.*, at four, Sept. 7, and 28, at ten, at the Unicorn Inn, Ripen. Anoraks, Mr. Christopher Calmed, Earl-stred, Blackfriars, London; or Mr. Carman, Ripon. Jams Eyre', of Newton, near Middlewich, Cheshire, victualler, heirso-dlaler, dealer and chapman, Sept. 19,13, and 2N, at 11, at the King's Mgt I.n, Middlewicb. Anoraks, Mr: John Frederick Hilditch, ddinoutb-street, Gray's lee-road, London, or Mr. Gaillard, Kinderton by Middlewich. Thom? BkVick, et the parish of St. lssey, Cornwall, victualler, dealer and chapeau, September 9, S, and 2a, at eleven, at the Red Lion tun, St. Columb. Anoraks, Mr. Norway, St. Co. lo:obi or Masts. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-row. Richard Cooper, late of Cambridge, grocer, dealer and chapman, August 24, 27, and September MI, at eleven, at Guildhall-. Attorney, Mr. Dalton, Union street, Bish•vgate•street. Duncan Mackay, late of Old-street, Loudon, merchant; dealer and chapman, August 20, 27, and Sept. 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Anoraks, . Messrs. Hooper anti Leachruau, George-street, Mansion-bouse, London. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Sex: 7, Thomai Robert Remtnett, Frith -street, plated mane redline, at eleven. August 44, Benjamin Harrison, Backlersl.ury, and Thomas Campion, Great Winchester -street, merchants, at ten. Sept. 6, Wiliam Reynolds and Michael Memory, Idol-lane, wine nierehaats, at eleven. Sept.... Ebenezer Charles Cox, Cecil Cofferhoute, Strand, victualler, at twelve. Sept. 7, Rudolph Techilfely de Ruche, John Perrin, and Henry John Lewis Samuel Rodelpbas Roe.ias, Lime-street, merchants, at ten. Sept. 7, John Pueley Kensington, Edward Kensington Henry Kensington, William &gen, anti Daniel Adams, LoodaL, bankers, at twelve. Sept 6, John Love, Newport, Hams, cabinet-maker, at twelve. Sept. 7, Sparks Maine, BUlitendane, mintiest, at eleven. Sept. 4, William Attweil itportier, Bristol, mercer, at twelve. Sept. 7, Abraham Dantalger, Change-alley, merchant, at e keen. Sept. 20, Abraham and Joan Payne. of St. John•street, fluor factors, lit 12. Sept. T.'Williasn Pittepher and Thomas William Nassau Swift, Red Line-street, ClerkeuwelLjewelle s w at eleven. Sept. 7, Ste phen and George tCantson. Horton Kerby, Kent, millers, at 12. Sept. 14, Edward Hill, of Union-rote, Littla Towor•bili, cont ractor, at tee. - DIVIDENDS to be nade in the COUNTRY., Sept. 11. hates Pratt, EjiiiiiiburY, farater, at 1, at the Pal con,. St. News . Sept. 30. John Wood, Blackburn, baker, at at the 'Bay Hone, Blackburn. Sept.' 10. Charles Magee, -Whitehavim, grocer, at tee, at, thg Bled, Lion, Whitehaven. sere. SOL Henry Arnold Homer, Taunton, linen draper, at it, at the London Inn, Tallgtag. • Sept. p, William Stephens, Bristol, isakster; at fe, at die Coninserdat Rooms, Bristol. Sept. a. ' John. Tomllinen, Mickley, .4n4ei, at toe, et the Mg . corn, Ripen. • CERTIFICATES-Sermonise 7. Edward Peklos t Chathaii, grocer . William Forster * St. Mar lin's -lane, sllverstiiltli. Kuban Hall, Joseph Clay, and Francs Atkinson, Sutton In Adtaild, stands makers. Edward Becher. Baena; minter. Peter Lockhart, Livered, merchant. James Goading, fatalism, tailor. - Jams, Chamilostq, libeliekl, cutler. Nickolas Brouke, Little ft yawl street, ihuoinaker. Richard' Bass, 'rimy, fa rmer. JompliAirp, Puttamoutll, reaper. Get. hard Von Harter, East-Mesa •ers, aercb att, Isaac thiton, beaky, funkeeper. George Whilst, Lhoehoosolsole-wairs, .111.,- wngkr. William Oouedry, Lawlor Shodwail, rope-naktr. 'rho. tau Borkeu surd motto Plutupton, Giessoldira Kauai I-dashers. Forster Cuar, Newmarket, drug‘ist. James Earl, !vs. Weat morelabd-Plice, City-roidi beatt•sdeinuo. • Tobp '141:1, Not 'titsitbuo, spirit-merchant. . • avEst4oz - paice of CORN In ENGLAND knd WALES Irma the returns /adios the iOdi at Asps!, Isle. Whim. Rya doily. .oeßs. • Ilions. Peas. • th dr I a.. 4. 0 ) -a. 41. 1 S. .4. I a: ! el. iI. el.. 7," k . ... 1 I . iS:.II. . kit ILO I Ita, I f SC 1 i 35 7 •• illitividia li dse Sugar, tomposall gran die reluns blade la do irah *l 4 lob Allow, li 46. 41d. per cat ' . • : n.: i. -.....tis : - . . .• . • -• . - - • . . ;4 ~ • SURREY iISSIZES. GUILDFORD, AUGUST 17. THE KING, ON THE FROMM:T[9N OF WM. JONES, VC/. MARSHAL OF THE RING'S BEKCH, Zr I.OIIDCOCHRANE. This cause, which excited •considerable interest, came on before Mr. Justice &tiIt:UGH, and a Jury consisting of the following Gentlemen .: Wm. Harlan, 1: t.q. f Messrs. John Palmer, Vi:•cmot. Esq. I • John Hart, Messrs. 'rotes R.ogrra, R ichard Turner, Samuel Momf,prd, George Burclee2, 1 !MIMI SCall:, Rtcharl John Bali, JarnLa t:trvenson. The cause WAS appointed to be tried by a Special Jury ; but the ergo first in the above list being the only persons prevnt of the Speciil Jurors, the other ten were added from the Coaimon Jury, on the mo tion of the Counsel for the prosecutioil. The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE of the King's Bench sat in the course cf the morning to hear common jury causes, and at half-past eleven o'clock adjourned the Court for half an hour until Mr. Justice 131.111011:611 (who WAS engaged in the Criminal Court), could at tend. Mr. Justice BeRROUGH'S place on the criminal side was then taken by Lord EtLean mom,. From an early hour the Court was crowded to excess, partichlarl y by Ladies of distinction ; amongst them were Ladies Cranley, Onslow, Turner, &c. Lord Onslow sat on the bench with the Judite.-Es About twelve o'clock Lord Cochrane entered the Court, accompanied by Sir Francis Burdett and several other friends. His Lordship, attended by his secretary, took his seat at the table with the Gen tlemen of the Bar. The indictment charged, that in the 54th year of his Majesty, Charles R.. de Berenger, Sir Thomas Cochrane, otherwise Lord Cochrane, Andrew Coch rane Johnson, R. Sandon, A. M'Rae, and others, were duly tried by a jury of the country at Guildhall, in the City of London, before Lord Ellenborough, Chief Justice, and convicted of divers conspiracies and misdemeanours: that on a subsequent day in Trinity Term, the defendant Sir ThOmas Cochrane, was brought into Court, and adjudged for his of fence, to pay a line of Jel,ooo, and to be imprisoned 'r twelve calendar months in the King's Bench prison, during which time he was to stand in and upon the pill try for the space of one hour, opposite the Royal Exchange of London, between the hours of twelve and two : that the defendant was % accordingly com mitted to the custody of Wm. Jones, Esq. Marshal of the said prison, in executing of his said judgment and sentence : that the said Sir Thomas Cochrane afterwards, before the expiration of the said twelve calendar months, for which he the said Sir Thomas Cochrane was so sentenced to be imprisoned as afore said, and without the said fine ty43.1 him the sai4 Sir T. Cochrane having been paid or satisfied, to wit, on or abour the 7th day of March, in tl.e 55th of the King, with force and arms, unlawluily,..wilfully, and contemptuously, did vitape and go at large from and out of the custody Of the said Marshal, where soever he the said Sir Thomas Cochrane would, and to places to the jurors unknown, in contempt of ours said Lord the king and his laws, to the evil exam& ple, &c. and against the peace, &c. There were two other counts alleging the offence, with some slia t tic variances. To this indictment the defendant pleaded Not Guilty, and put hiruszlt upon the country. Mr. MA RRYAT stated the case for the prosecution!. It was, he observed, easy to perceive, from the crowded state of the Court, the interest which this cause excited : for his part he had only to say, that he would confine himself to the law and the fact, and studiously refrain from either declaniation or ittveca tive: There were many reasons for his adopting thii . course. He had a slight knowledge of the Noble Lord, with whom he had sat at the table of a friends and he begged to say, that 'nothing disrespectful should fall from him towards the defendant, except so far as it became necessary from the nature of the Case. The Learned Counsel then . proceeded to state the circumstances of the fraud upon the Stock Es. change, which led to the original prosecution of Lord . Cochrane. It was not fur him (Mr. Marryat) to gq into the merits of the trial which ensued on that pro. sectition,— it was su ff icient for the present purpose to state, that a jury ot "the country found Lord Coe* rane guilty; and, upon a subsequent Application by the Noble Lord for a new um!, the Court were satisfied with the verdict, and refused to enter into a new inquiry. The consequence was, that Lord Cochrane received sentence of conviution, anal was adjudged; among other things,' which it was not ne. cessary to state, to be committed to the custody of the Marshal of the King's Bench prispn for the term of twelve calendar months, and to pay a fine of £lOOO, and to be further imprisoned until that fine Should be paid. Lord Cochrane therefore had two things to perform, and which a doe submission to the laws of h.s country required of him, namely, with patience to await the expiration. of his imprison. asent, and cheerfully to pay that fine which the jus. , Lice of his country had imposed upon him. The pe. riod of his imprisonment would have expired, by ,efflux of time, on the'.2lst day of Line, 1815, the . sentence having been poised upon hint on the • Same day of June in the preceding . year, 1811. .One of the charges now against the defendant was, that lie escaped from prison before the twelvemonths . expired. Another was, that he took an opportunity . of making his escape before the IC I,IX/0 fine was paid ; and he (the learned Counsel) was in a situation to prove these charges most satisfactorily; ' In the first .place, because the escape took place in the month.of Mprch, 1815, between three and four months before ,the expiration ut the year; and, secondly, because 'Lind Cochrane had actually paid -the fine at a period subsequent, namely, on the Sd of Jtily, 1815. This .prosecution was instituted by the Marshal of the King's Bench prison, who, properly speaking, was the perso ' sir who had Lord Cochrane in cus:ody, and.who l i lt . amenable to the publiefur the detention of persons co mitted to his charge. It the Marshal permitted such persoas to escape voluntarily, he was liable to an in. Flit4iT DRAWN PRIZE £40,000. QWIFT and CO. Pecommend to their 'Friends and! 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