Star. — London, England, 1811-12-16 00:00:00

4 4 __• . FkOM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MtLITARY ACINIOTIONd. Commission in the RoyAl Citestt;re Militia, signed by the bird Lieutenant. . Richard Monk, Gent. to be Endgn.' Dated I).e 4, 1811. Commissious signed by the Lord Lieuttmtnt of the County of Salop. Shropshire Regiment of Maids. Richard Datisey, Esq. to be Captain, 'ice Plumider, deceased•— Da.ed October 18 1811. • Will-am Arkinstall„ Gen.. to be Ensign, vice Fraser, promoted . id the Line; Charles Harrison, Gent. to be ditto, vice Fidtcr, pronicred in the Line; John Good's in Lloyd, Gent tabs ditto, vice Purer, promoted in the Line. Dated u above. South Shropshire Rt.g;tnent Qf Local Militia. George lloyd. Esq. to be Captain, vice Robinson, resigned. Dated . _ October t, loii. John Actoxi, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Wollaston, resigned - Dated October si, 1911. Centre Shropshire Regiment of Local Militia. • • Richard Jeffries, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Downe, resigned. Dated October 19, 1811, • • John Cuntoe, Gent. to be Ea sign. Dated as above. Sliigl !tire Itegirnent of Yeoni,,nt y Cavalry. Curtail Edward: H-11 to be liettienant. Dated $r pt. 46,1811. John Steward, Gent, to be Corner. DA:A as almve. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Wigtb%ii. John Vans Agnew, and John Dun. Stewart, Elem. to be Depu ty Lieutenants. Dated October 9, eel t. Galloway Rangers. James Hunter Blair, E- q. to be Captain of a Troop, vice Mait land. dereasel. Dated October 22, 181 I. • James Dalrymple Hay, Gent. to be Ileuteirannvieiftennal, re signed. Dat.-d as above. Wigtownshire Yeomanry. Robert Hannay, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Douglas, deceased. Dated S. pt. 13,1811. John Breadfoot. Gent. to be Cornet, vice Ha nnay, promoted.— Dated as abbve. Wigtownshire Regiment of Lr , e.ll Militia, David Shank, Esq. to be Captain, vice M•Kie, resigned. Dated October 9,181 1. Peter Gourlay, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Shank, promoted. Dated as above. Robert Cumming, Gent. to beEr.s!gn, vice Han nay.superseded. Dated as above. William Sprott, Gent. to be dice, vice Coatlay, promoted. Da ted as above. • BANKRUPTCY. SUPERSEDED. • Thomas Tattersall, of Manchester, grocer, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. William Confer, late of Praycon, parish of Shepton Mailett, . Semi rs tit Ire, nialtsier, dealer and cliagmati, to rirrenib r Dee 23 7, and .1.1141.:.try u 5, at eleven, at the Angel fun and ' Tavern, Bath Attcrnits, Niestrs. S .egliarcl, Aillitigtoti, and Gregol,l3etlford-r.er, London ; or Mr. R. A. She, Bath. Rickard Jachatit, of Manchester, eoinfactor, dealer ' and chap man, January 2,4, and 25, at ten, at the Lo; Tavern, Nlau cheater. .kttonios, Mews Knight and Hadfield, Tianclitster, or Mr. Ellis, Cbancery-lane, Loudon. David Ellis, of Christchurch, Hanes, liactidesper, dealer and chaptnan, December 21, at one, Vec. 26, and January 25, at one,st Guildhall Attorney, Mr. 1-aaglcy, Charlotte-street, Bellford-oplare. Janus R i g l,y , itt Livetpeol,livery stable keeper, %let nailer, dealer and chapittal, January ), s, and Q. 5, at eleven, at the Glob, Tavern. Liverreel. sir 'I bonus John. atr• et, fleellOtd-row, London; or Messrs. Griffith uld Hindi, Fenuick-street, Liverpool, Limn Futrell, Lite of it. hianyaret's-hill, Borough High-street, Surrey% au atittrier, dealer awl Chapman, December 21, 31, and laramty 25, at tevelee, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rippon, Silk Lot dm-road, Seinhveark. Witam• Glasbronit, of Whirechapt I High greet, htlidellettex, hosier. Dec.-Taber 17, 28, and January 25, at ten, at tGuildbaU. Attornies, Messrs. Smi th aOd Henderson , Leinau-str...", Coodinatio-riad‘ . Wal , h, late nf Roan y, Middlesex, broker, scrivener,l dealer and Chapman, Dee. 21, Jaruary 4. and 25, at ten, at DullelhaU, Laotian. Attorney, Mr. Allaaon, Preemaa's court,' efir.th 11. Pugh Blakey Voter, Joseph Boehrifh, and James Robinson, late of Brea4-street, but now of BcarbitiJer-lane, I.oadon, factors and copartnen , , Dee: If, 2.2, and January 25, at one at GuildbalL Attornio, Messrs. Meredith, Robbins, amp 'felinity-as, Wen:do's-Inm Henry Hooper, of Scurry, Kent, dealer and Chapman, December 22. at .sis, Dec. 24, and January 25, at eleven, at the Guiloliall, Capteibiny. Attorney, Mr. Elwyo, Canterbury; or Mr. Dyne, No. 59, Lincoln ribin•Fied‘, London. Jane Vickers, of Bath, milliner, dealt r and chapwomaniDecem bet- 19, 22. and January 25, at eleven,* the atriatephier Inn, Bath. Aitortdes, 'Messrs. l i ongdell and Beckett, Gray's-au, London. U'dliana Soady, of Plymouth Dock, Litimp, tallow-chandler, Dec. irs, 27, and January 25, at twelve at the Fountain Inn, Plymouth-Dock. Atrocities, Me , sts. Dicke No. VD, Prinees-street, Bedford-row, Lomita ; or 4 1641% Down, PlyMOUtli Dock. PARTNCRSIIIPS DISSOLVEO. Kier Turner and Phillip Turner, of 1.0(h-street, led Lion square, Lemdon, butchers, Dec. 1811.—R. Hires, and S. Ittt cknell, WOrCtster,hop-meithailt., August 31,18 t I.—F. Chat- field and M. Nicholson, Sheffield. milliners, Dec. 9, 18111—A.,1 Colky and W. Colley, Sheffield, YOrksh re, sciasar-amiths, Dec. 9, li4ll.—A. Usher, Baneful-, and S. Hardwicke, Alderman y , Lemlon, %wholesale garners, June 24, ldt I.—G. Mans and W. Pearce, Bristol, linen. drapers, Dee. ti, 1811.—W. Newman and 7. Bedford, Pershore, NVoirce cteeklare, wooluapleri, July 31, tBll.—M. Walker, General birstall, Yorkshire, and J. Starth, West .krdsley, Yorkshire, aruoistaplers, N0v.27, 1811.—T. Green and I. Green, Bri,tol, salesmen, Nov. 19, 1811.-6-F Renard and :A. Dauulraiz, Camomile-street, London, Nov. 8,1811. • L4W IMELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DEC Is. • It ART,' F.: V. CAMPBVI.L. This was an action brought by the Captain and Owner of the ship Thalia, to recover a sum of money for freight, tinder the cpvenants of a charter-party. The charter-party provided that the Thalia was to sail to, and deliver her cargo at, the islands of St. Thomas and St. Croix ; ani, an delivering her cargo at those distinct ports, she was to take in an homeward. bound cat , • t ,o under the direction of the defendant's , 'agent at muse ports, and was to receive the s ime rate Ad ft eight as was paid to other ships sailing at the SUM time ; or, if no ship should then be taking in a cargo, at the same rate cf freight as had been paid to the yes sel last quitting those ports. The Thalia arrived at St. Thomas's, and delivered that part of her cargo, which was consigned to that port. On enquiry, the Captain was informed there was no probability of his being able to obtain any part of his homeward-bound cargo at St. Croix. Capt. Hardie, on receiving this information, took that part of the cargo consigned to St. Croix, to that island, in a smaller vessel, and, when there, consulted with the defendant's agent, Mr. Colquhoun, resident there, what would be the most, prudent line of conduct for him to adopt ; who highly: approved cf what lie had already done, and advised' him, by all means, to get a cargo, if pos,ible, at St. Thomas's. '1 he Captain accordingly returned to St. Thomas's, and, on inquiry, found there was no vessel then in the harbour which was preparing to sail, and that the last vessel which had sailed was called the Isa bella. It also appeated that the fitightage, which he could obtain would not be equal to that paid to the Isa bella, by a sum of 11 per lb. on tobacco, which WAS the commodity the Thalia was to take.on board. Under these circumstances, the Captain informed Mr. Calque houn that he mild not take in a lading, unless hewnuld give him a certificate, undertaking that the freighters should pay that difieri.. ce. The freight, at the price at which freightage was, when the cargo was taken in. at St. Thomas's, amounted to 0211455. 4d. ; the additional freight, in proportion to what had been paid to the Isabella, amounted to 8305 6s. 3d. more. This sum, however, the defendant lefesed to pay, al. 'edging that the plaintiffs had not fulfilled the condi. tions Of the charter-party, by which they were direc. ted to proceed to St. Thomas's and St. Croix, deliver a part of their cargo at each port, and take in a !tonne. ward-bound cargo at ea; h, under the direction of the freighter's agent. It appeared, however, that the de. fendants had no other agent except Mr. Ca' ilquhoun, and that the Captain had acted under his direction in taking in his whole cargo at St. Thomas's. The Jury, therefore, under the direction of his Lerdship, f mild a verdict for the plaintiff, damages £305 6s. 3d. ISO YD V. ISIIISTER. This was an action to recover 0238 17s. 4d. for goods sold and delivered. The defendant was Cap tain of a vessel called the Perseverance, belonging to Messrs. Jacobs, and the vessel being under orders for the South Seas, the defendant gave direct:um to the plaintifi,lOr certain sa:ls, ropes, and other articles, to be supplied to the Persever.n►ce, preparatory to her voyage. The articles were furnished, and the Perim ye? ante sa led. Soon after her return from her voyage, however, Mesas. Jacobs became bankrupts, and tne plaintiff pretet red tie present demand against the de fendant. Lord ELLENPORnUCiff observed, that in foreign ports the Captain ordering repairs to be done to his vessel, was li.,ble for such repairs, the owners not being present ; but it would be too much to suppose that the plaintiffs in- this country, (Messrs; Jacobs, living on the spot, and carrying on anexteitsive trade in Netvgate:street) looked to theCapttin of the vessel as their payniaster, and not to the owners. The Jury, without hesitation,' found a verdict for the defendant. ,1* James Shaw. of Liverpool, tailor and draper, January I, 2, and 25, at one, at the Star aid Garter 't averl, Liverpool. Anus-- nits, Messrs Bktckdock and i-unce, L'ap Ir-buildings, Temple, London; or Mr. James fvlurrow, Paradise street, Live , punt. lames Gore the younger, late or Chel enharn, Gloucestershire, plumber and g lazier, dealer and chapman, January 4, at five, at Mr. Pmen's Cake, Che'tenhant, JAL 6, and 23, at eleven, at the Plough Inn, Chet enham. Anomie', Messrs. Vizard and K.tela :non, Lincoln's Inn, London; or Mr. Richard Pruen, Cheltenham John Southcott, of Brisnal, victualler, dealer and chapman, Dec. POLICE.; 16, 3c, and January 24, at twelve, at the White Lion ban, in .. - . • —., 'Be ad-street, Bristol. Anomie+, Messrs/ Rosser and San, Bart. . . Beetle . . ~ .-.4 . ... • lett's %things, London; or Mr. I•.:ingley, Bristol. J e was cnargeu on a.sturuay at Dow-street Samuel Coltop, of Hontton, Derail, baker, Dec. 26, '27, and Jan.. wi;htresking open a house hi Leonard-street, &Ore -25, at eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, Honiton. Attoraiies, Mr. di tc h. 'C rouc h, a n o ffi c er, ,stated, that he was on Townuesid, Hannon; or Mr. Robit.sau, Esstx-nrs et, Strand. a-- a owlfew nights since +a Old-street-road, and met DIVIDENDS. the prisoner with a bundle, when, not being able to January 4. Matthew Samuel Idayeationf Qucentalthe, insurance gives satisfactory acctaint of its contents, he detained arektr--Jap. 7. Jobs wlieucks, Edward Witeoelts, and Alezan- him, and fotind the hundle contained bed-linen and der frar r, of Exeter, bankers —lan. 4. Jol.n Avis, of 'llwabers- wearing apparel. On engulf y, he found they had conthe, et-inter-et, anvaltitara-s-fan. li. Wm. Feint!! Spencer, of , Gospor, muter .—Jan. 3. Jose; h Cowley. of Sliefield, cubs.... , b een stolen frum a house ,111 Leonard-street. Tne Jan: In i k A l war ass e ithen,,stn. and jln of Oxford-string, catven prisoner was committed fer.triat • .. anal gliders—Dm 3a. David Thomas, of Picitett-street,.tstrand, . 2 Friday, i'earkes, the Bo w-street CIET, appre- OM - lintartirarer—San. 14. 3 be-afore Palszrail, of ' Bconett-sTrart. g ,„ ', g kg, v' formerly Bbekftlars-lto.vi,instaranse tfroker—fun. 14. Win. Pitkinton, of '•-•- ,'" '''' 'all• deer In the Navb nth s g . s u wej i, Ewer , b ee ... m . re t eag s _j ag . a. F m ... 1 ... 0 „ No n( „ i - the nei&hboarbooll of the Strand, an.a ehar*e, of.l TottastAan Lower End, Lanc-•ashice, cotton-inanufactarer— Jan. stea;iag on the high seas a quantity of dollars, in-the a. Wm. Bean, of datto, ;horny-hat—Jan 3n. Richard ferment, ship Mary, trim the port of Loudon. The Officer of Old Chang,e, factor—JAl 7. James Welfare., of the Old 730 , 11 , gt ‘. • b ehave d w i th Sea HOlllir, BIOILI-Street; itilleratac,- hunker 4. N. 13011 (Au- , n•reat delicacy, Mr. I.'s w:fe being a born, of hall•ortrett, BSOUS% irk-square, go:seer—elan 13. John "le Jr P ~-. , I tat to b ed . Peatkes took him to the Crown fiven.tan,a Livtr,ool, avereliaut— Hsu. 4. Robert Willis Hall, and Anchor Tavern, sod then ieft:him in the ens ot (..Iment's lane, .ontlon,, inetchant—Dec. 2.1. James Ae•tiead 1 trriy of a inan, while be re inpied co his house, and mild Wm. Vaicken, of ilic Old south Sea House, London, !Ira- ' told the nu. ' se he watt a CitstornActuse O ffi cer, and claantoisi-slan. 4 'Samuel Huskissan . of Swinton -street, Gray's- ! .„. ogee . .. den-latte, cirrus-id —Dec. t 7. Lharkes and Nicholas Hmey, of ! "a % In S 22 ;CLI OI irs d goods, when he seized . Newgate-s_reet, I:neit-drapers—Jau. 11. Sass rt i'urrell.of Milk- i Mr. .I. l s papers. -. stree/.. ware) ousa min—Jan. 11. Simon Bloomfield Wtillems, of j Saturday Penick, the Portuguese, WllO WaS eXa- AuspaA4rts, merchant—Jan. 36. 'I bonus and Rowland Had- I I mut•ed.o.t Shadwelf. O ffi ce last '1 uesJay on a charge airf/ Hass, ;writ-,. reel, Park, Southwark, .silv• smiths — dint 11. or murder all'edord to have been committed by hint Are deal i Duncan Joyce, of Fordiuttb idge, Hutattoick-mano- ' l o - • Samsun r—Jan 01. Henry Cooke and John Heriu•rt, of lib-chili- 18' years ago, on a Serjeant of Marines, was "nought la:.e, merchant—Jan. 7. Chsidopher Catimotid, of Kin g ston- up for further examination; when three witnesses were . spots-Huh, whaafieger-,J an. ta. Henry May, of Br'..t o l, COMM eXarrilned, and the te-timony of all of whom was very. factor. I favourable to the prisoner. C. Collier, a boatman at CERTIFICAI'ES, JANUARY 4. . ' • - . Gravesend, stated, that about 18 years ago he plied H. Poisford, Ili tkeky- eerie., Ptc - cadal:y, winadnerchant.— at a ferry at Gra.vesend; that he remembered tekinr H. I.vebb, Eli& to, miJ.ll •er, cornfactor.--1. t:oolte, Grain-tend, ___ . -- . . _ . ---- - ' - from one. Gravesend 'bOSL . Jg cespeu , cr.—W. 1$1.ttt„Bolton:le-Mooi e, cotton- ntaruf4ctragr.— 50131 C passengers r, ._ __ „, __ to another, - . R. 134.ttcr, Ch. at-I.le, glover—l. Kirkpazn 1r ek, I•Werpoolv cr- and that he saw a scuffle bitiveeit i szdeant and i boy, chant—D. Loral!, Jet t•yo-street, jeweiter..—W. Gloyas and 0. Fonsick, the prisoner, who Was in the witness's boat, Glityis, Marazion, Cot worall, deakroe—R. P. Goodlon, Leaden- • Interfered; and to ~k the boy's part. The serieer hall-sit - tit sadler4-1 - 1. Brough, Camberweil, mariner—J. Byrne, BtOad.s.rea, inturante-broker—Sam. Hartshorn, hhrewtbary, drew his sword, which FOnsick wrested frotA - 1 - lamer— I. Ah!ebert,C• C. Becher, and J. Ha: pear's, St. Paul's broke across his knee, and threw overblaig. V" church lard. werchauts.—Wau litnri K nii, of Dec* 4lo4 'l oo had never heard that theserjeant had reap. boot-Dakar, whatever , jury wha touch less that he was Id' •.~ 1..- TO THE EDITOR OF THE ST4R. In consequence of theAtrtiggle. Charles Bowtelli ti boy above mentioned, *hied, that 18 years ago h., was apprentice on board a Gravesend boat. He re.. metnbered a serjeant coming on boardaloag with an other man, as' pas'sengers to go to London. The sew jeant called for a bottle of beer, which witness having. ' given - him, he offered him a shilling, and said, "Mae, my lad, is a shilling, and I enlist you as a drummer-I or fifet for his Majesty King•Geotge." Witness thought he was joking, took the shilling, as he supposed it was in payment of the beer, and presently brought him sixpence in change, which the serjeant refused to take. Witness then went down to his cabin to go to bed. In the mean time his master having got a better job, and there being only two-passengers, he called a boat to take the soldier and his companion on board al vessel just going to sail. • The Serjeant •then came' and dragged him out of bed, and said he must came with him. Witness cried very loud for help, when Mr. Fonsick, who was in the ferry-beat alongside, I came on board, and rescued him from the Serjeant. I —A scuffle then ensued, when the Serjeant drew his sword, which Fonsick snatched from him, bnike it, and threw it into the Riv a. Witness went on shore , next morning to get his breakfast, when he saw the Serjeant in the High-street, Grayeseird, and being 1 afraid of his going to take him, he ran away. tie' never heard that the S-..rje ant, had been murdered, or leven hurt. The next witness was a Waterman, naniid Waters, and be deposed nearly to the same Clr et a.; the first witness, with respect to the poise of the scuffle ; but he added, that after he saw Tonsick break the sword, ht threw the Serjeant down in his (w itnest's) boat, and limped upon him. Ftmsicki then went aft, and the serjeant gra up again, and sat at the opposite end of the boat, tramming that, he would seek redress for the ill usage he hid received. ) Witness then put Fonsick on board another Graves end boat, after which he linded the serjeant, whom he saw next morning c,ftning out of the house of Mr. Cr uden, the Magistrate 2 sit Gravesend. He never heard that the snluirr was killed. If he had been, lie must have heard of it. It appeared from fiirther testi mony, that there was something like malice In the conduct of Ashhour, who had frequently told Fon sick that he had the means of liangaig him. Under 1 al the circumstances of the case, the Magistratesl thouLtht it their date to admit Mr. Fonsick to bail, to i be forthcoming when called upon, which was com plied with accordingly. Saturday Eliza Deadman, an antiquated matron, was fully committed, from Hatton Garden Office, charged with stealing a quantity of halfpence from the bar rf the Carpenter's Arms public house, in James-street, Clerkenwell. As was al id for stealing a quantity of apparel from the box of his fellow- 1 lodger, at Hampstead. Mary Parker was charged at Union Hall, by Mr. Story, linen-draper, in the Borough, with waling a piece of printed cotton, containing 28 yards. Me l cotton was barging out at the door, and fastened tv:th a piece of pack-thread to the handle of the shop bell The prisoner not perceiving this circumstance, took hold of it to pull it down, and had got one end of it under her clothes when the bell began to ring: This excited the attenticn of Jr.: s Story, who imnirs.' diately came to the door, and taught her in the tact, with one end of the cotton in her band. Mr. Story immediately sent for an officer, who took her into, custody, andilm was fully committed for triaL Sin—Many plans have 'mei stigge4rd . throrifa . the 'tedium of the public prints f r lessening there) : sumptio* of bread i•apd it has been very propenv recommended that rice should he brought into ,tire ar a substitute. The following very simple plan h 4, b:eri'adopted in some fainites in this neighbouthooti. and iflenerally folloirecl, would be of incalculatil: benefit to the country, On one day of the.week, ate whole family dice on .bolted rice only. ' • " • . To abstain tram meat and bread at .. .dinner, one day in the week, can be no very assent privation; and at times like these, ft ia.worshy of the highest pitronati. One potaid R.ce cost:, 64. Bum: ise lute - - - 4. Sitgar ler Otto • - - *4 1 -1- 1 61- and which will dine four perscus. • , yor Ann; tow persons snake a &liner ! there is not oily n 'treat saving in a fainily's As: en; diture, but a certsinty of.leaeming thin 'cir.s.•ii of flour and me4,produc:itg.to the pisbUc a sect: dgaitat 'Emile, mid urrrually a better static it. t!.s butcher, the baker, and the farther. 1 am, Si,- your's, &c. • tietc.streei. P.S. I: is necessarythe public shottli be catt:or.s:f against the use o(low stnil che.tp Ricii-t it is offered fon sale, at perhaps half the price of'ibe fine- article it not:ohly yields cons:dthahly less Os 1,41645. but :s unwhoksonie, being , nothing • but • part ei the .oid stores of vessels returned flOlll a low , voyage, and which have beLn I.cl Ted u 'tit . for tisk use of 'the crew, and sold for dr:• public cons•imption—a pl.n which ought to be severely reprobated. J. r. The Easx India tkirecuns have entered into a re. solution not tu drink, at their own tables or at . tl Ls: of other persons, any wines whatever of !rend pro duction until it shall apnea- that the exchange in favour Csf this ccuntiy. We trust this example wdt be generally followed. The r,tiue of Dr. it Rat Ws Oa TTA SM.,/ nla has beenso lcsnb proved, that nothing Of the present day can bear a competition with it, in all the diffe rent stages of a certain disease. which it effectually cures and eradcates from the habit,-without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva tion—without debilitating the constittition in arty de. gee, or even requiring confinement fi om business ur restriction of diet. The radical Virtues of these Ines. double Drops have proved their claim tei pubic au• peohation for more than 30 years. In all the debiler of both sexes they prove a weer-fail:rig restorative. — whether the debility is produced try coo free use of mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate• To travellers and those gokigibroad. they ; cannot be recominended too strongly, as they will re ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure,- in .all.old stubborn gleets, and every wesiknets• that affects tr.*. i bladder and organs of urine. Be its efficacy mailir women Wee become mothers, who for many yeare had been of that happiness.—Sold wholesale and retail, ak/atr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapstde, - corner of Paternoster-rote; and retail, by llelant and Sharp e Portsmouth • -Halrand Johnson; Gosport • A4nutfe Weston, Ma llory,: and Jones, Port sea; Trewman, Exeter ; Cookwurthy..Glenville, Cilbert, and Hnx. land, Plymouth; Newhitry, Doblin j Baxter and Mac. donald, Glasgow; Smith, Maiderston. Suomi and Cargill, Edinburgh; Ottawa, Baths Russ and hleok. Hull ; Gregson and Billingit i Liverpnoi; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; triwert, NorwiCh ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingharn rGregory, Brighttiti; Eifirards and Penny, Liverpool ; and most Medicine Venders, in bottles, at 'A. 9d. 41. 6d. & £l4. , SEA-COAL METP .0 .ti ' I{4 WANTON ROBBERY AND ASIAITI.T.—A few days since, as a young lady was crossing the fields, be-, tween Camden Town and Somer's 1 own, about past six in the evening, she was stopped by two chimney-sweeps, the one of them carrying a sack .n 1 soot on his back, who ordered her to stand and de liver her money. The young lady, terrified in the extreme at being thus accosted, vark to her heels gud ran with all her speed towards Camden Town. The sweep, without a sack, instantly pursued, and socit caught her. As soon as the other had joined him, they threw her down on the ground, the oneholding her prostrate, whilst the other deliherately emptied the greater part of the contents of his sack over her face, at the same time rubhing it into her mouth, ears, eyes, 4tc. They then rifled her pockets, and after recommendbiglrer to wash herself in the first horse. pond she met with, ran off exulting at the succes a of their brutal outrage. Wednesday a hawker . . from Glocester was commit. tad to York Castle, for buying two guineas at Shed field, for which he had given. 47 shillings. He is ela, take his trial for the misdemeanour. Moses Haler is committed to Reading gaol, chaev ed with the .Murder of Victorma Hughes, of Nets Windsor, by giving her arsenic to procure aly.rtion. The Rev. latwts PoweLL has been filed A:A for preaching in an unlicensed house at Llanrwst, Den bighshire, by a Magistrate of Rhydlanver. FIRES.—An alarming fire broke out last night about seven o'clock, in Kingsland-road, which en -1 tirely de,troyed three houses, and damaged several others before it was got under. A fire broke out last week in a stable at Warmin ster, Somersetshire, by which two horses were. sot focated. Thursday morning a fife broke out in the coach manufactory of Parry and Co. in Chester, which,. its the course of two hour,, nut withstanding the exer rtions of the firemen, was completely gutted. A fire broke out ou Wednesday in -a hog-stye, at .Chatteris, in the Isle of Ely, and which, controuniea..! ting to the premi,es of Messrs. Bennington and Petit, reduced them to ashes. Between 20 kin.l 30 stacks. of grain, hay, Ste. were consumed. Mrs. Peacock's boarding-school near Hooper's.hill,• Margate, was discovered to be on fire both on Sun , day and . Weinesday, but each time was extinguished by the promptitude of the neighbours, with:int m rial damage. A female servant has been taken up, and conveyed to Dover, on suspicion of being the in cendiary. Last week, J. King, whilst driving a waggon from Maidslone • w Allington, being in x state of titmice: don, got on the shafts, from whence he fell under the 'wheels atiii was* killed ;—he has left 1 wile and I ehilikeit;t •. . Dud% the heavy gale of Thursday sennight, the sea mad; a breach an the foundation of the Custom- t i w tl WATIA 14,01*1210/1 SSWQE T04,5011140W. Buse at M..3egate, part of the building consequently Mnu ...... 16 mimosa aft. ire way, and the rentaincler.isia great jeopardy. Aftrave 34 • alicusti. sJav *. • • • 111SAIII. ty.:yrpier did nut sustain the least LutwoN Ni no * beL m i g ,, ei 2katt _p uer, a , vighbed share, mud u the Star-Ofk, Ttalioll•rar. • • , . ILS' Oft nastrioks, Monday, lire 9. I 49 '0 4$ A. S 4 NEWCASTLECCAL. 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