Star. — London, England, 1808-09-08 00:00:00

= '. 101:4.4refl?r FJ--QVIRr?_ N - .• • • tfrienteoed and Co. made out their statement, had they given ii , props-r and correct daunt; to •the War-Office, deducting also . • SUCt3 not paid, and those pnbably4eooecred, as. before-men . i..—....ai. i .. -,. le • ' !.- to ne d , . . a nd adding in the debit, sit** the •Sunt in the hinds amount of saddle wiser. The Sixth Report of the Commisiidners of Military of , deck3 Vl , essrs. Greenwood4atbsaut aild Cu. 4)1? ' l l r 'PI ti be .- ginefeeisite, Au cue toabout Enquiry, just publishe:l, relates exclusively totheWar !.15,0 . 001.1 Mr. Men * chinks it will appear eitet the balance elf Office and is divided into the following . heads int i 19t; ',Swot lis , off assumedly Mesas. • Gr e enwood and Co. will be Establishment —Regimental Accounts - --Ageacy— : redueediu about f'..1,0001 being less than:trot:PM - annum for each old Clothing. , corps , Which might tberefont be considered as d,ue•tethete eel ae • : eonut of agency. Mt. Merry finally gitae leas his opinime ibee , Of die manner in which R.egimental Accounts are be due Messrs. Greenwood,Co'tid' thereasay money to assn. se oo , d Co. on LTA, the following may serve as a spechnen : 1 account of agency, but that ha does not believe they me in ad " An abstract of that of the 14ia regiment of foot for i ",=M , eince'for the pu•blic•on tli whole of their ri:gfunnial.aentints..-s which was casually selected ficins-the rest, wc.have given in the '; In regard to agency, 'Mr,' Merry tneant that tart whieh•arisei out Appendix ; by reference to which it Wig• be•wee, that the total : of the allowances of rd. in the pound on the Rid raw ofthePay of • amount for subsistenre,• allrnvaoces,' anwitiftedcies. recruiting, : Officers and men, which formerly weakest tof the clearings of a elotleser, arrears, and agency, as charged • eir ; tlie agate', was re-iment, and welch' Mr. 'Mehl siyi,cla in strictness, not pay? 21,8471. ss. 41d. The mambas of hems of correction in.competa- able -to4bo agents entibthey clear themeounts oldie corps at the , the's double charges, .0. otbeemis-satentents, arc two hundred • Phy-011ictoitilsough in conseenince of the delay hi the examine and ;Wry six; the total Sim Mellowed is 20371. -1 es. s , f. and the ! ,time of the reeling:lnt ateitints, the With-Office has taken the , ' • augmentation of charge is 425 L 18e. ed. • predating a OW of. amoun t to; certain degree into consideration in order:4ole hsues 20,‘2171 7s. cid. hciii g lisp. 17s. lid. ices tbsA the celenal on regimenral celeriacs. But Mr. Merry adds, doe in his °pinkie, charge o. the agent." - .... , e. - •• •-• •.• 1 the unnunt of minis due to Menge. Greenwood and Cox, for that ase-_______- s• 1 part of agency above-mentioned, cannot ' be considerable. *fliese The chief topics, howeiper t npon witich the utensils. • ' 4 " ' opinions of Mr. Merry made it necesaryfor as to see'Mr. Pinder i stoners have bestowed their attention under . tius bend, . a---tin , and to examine king as to .certain pastictilars relating to the I are, the confused state of Regimental Accounts, die - ratement of Messrs. Gretr.wood and Cox. His examinadoes'are Complicated mode in which they are Acetic,. ant l i the . siren in the Appendix, in which it will appear that the statement discussion of various modes proposed cif sitniSlifolia 1- 4: of the aecounts delivered to time Board, differed from the ordnance War-Office , -- :reut into t W a r-Office , by the fees on Debenture Warrants 1 The next division of the Report is incladid *-17- u 1 ndcg being &ducted front the accounts of every year of the new system tiae head of ", Army Agency ;'.' and at.tkrite is, per. • eieept these of 1 which . were accidentally omitted. This Or , 5,,, oei subject connected with our maitaiy egra. ' curoetance will tberejpre make some difference in Mr. Merry's t a ihmsnt, upon which so many suspicinna of •fravd, . conclusions. Mr. Pindar being asked whether he was of Opinion (not taking into consideration the balance seated fo'be •tie to peculattbn, and Collusion, are afloat, at upon this, Messrs. Greenwood and Cox, for the year lito/) that they we ft ' we shall be less sparing of our extracts from the Re- actually in a Cash advance for the public, in the acceuntsinchided port. We shall begin - with the definition of an Ann, ;hi theft last • general statement of unsettled balances, etc: Wet& Attient : - ' - • i mined that setting the agency out of the question , the balance • I would hot be considerable en one sideor other, meaning by agency " He ts," say•s Mr. LEM!, " the ordinary Channel of femme. , that proportion of it %Lech is commonly called poundage." ratios between'the regiment' and the public departments, and le i . • reverted to net only for providing and forwarding of arms, cloth- j The selet of Regotental agency, and the ac .tet,. smother regimental supplies, but also in she heathen, pel t Counts of the Agents, being thas.uavolvestsin intricacy Ifit ec Ist ayate, • • - of the Individual Officers!' ' I find obscurity , and being withal iety expensive to the ... Upon this - 'Object of Army Agency it seems to be ' public, among other remedies of these inconveniencies, universally allowed, that it' is a most expensive con-' the establishment of a Board, and the total abolition . cern to the country, and likewise attended with great i of private agency, were proposed. The following is insecurity tefthe poblic money ; but some Gentlemen : the opinion of the Commander-in-Chief upon the dd . : .have thought, among whim is Mr. Windham, thatl ficulties attending such an establishment, and the pro anychange, particularly if made in the time of wag, ' bable utility resulting from it : might be attended with such difficulties, and possibly " His Royal Highness the CoMniander•ln-Chief has been ! inconveniencies, that it would be more wise not to pleased to transmitto us a copy of a paper, laid by his Royal 1 Highness before the Committee of Public Ex_ • nditure in the j attempt it at least for the present. month of March last, containing a full opinion upon the system . of 1 " But, (say the Coaunissioners) the heavy expense attending regimental agency, and the regimental accounts, and w :ich is par the regimental agency on ite present footing (which we collect 1 t i tu l ar l y di recte d to man y o f t h e po i nts w hi c h we h ave been <Os from the estimates tot igns, will a m o unt t o a b out 8.0,00 . 61. in- , classing. It appears from this gaper, that the opinion of his Rap: eluding the itaginsenti in - the East Indies) and the supposed risk to I, Highness is decidedly against any plan of general agen : y, wheteer the puidie by the hem to th e agents of six or seven millions per ' conducted by a public Board, or otherwise , as being sweetly incite. : annum, by payments in attnince, previously to its appli. 1 sistent with the general prthciples of One military finance cf Chia ' Cation to the public service,:bwre naturally again attracted the at- co un t r y. TI!, paper vir•heor sot theicht it maii,,,y At f! itv ie tie fentionrof the Public and the iPlabllc Boards, and have induced i ithe.,,,iie, because it comprises elegem' on Many uppOrtant sula", the reconsideration, either,OU entirely discoptinuing individual j ests , not un d er our present considclatiint ; and being aireadye.; g ' ermy agency , or of amassintheiYitrt of the agent's duties which r fore the Committee of Public F.M ‘ enditere, ere caseede it ill are cpunected with the reetipe. and . - eletribution of the public i be annexed to their Report." money from the otherpectef the lsonneestrasiocted by him ; and 1 ..--. • . We do most stron7,ly wish that this• his Royal We have therefeire !tour to ogee on the considers. I *nor tide stibleet."H .... • . 4. ' - I Highness's paper had been made publie;•iiee . anie .it 'The folliswingis gcl'singtilar r a stateenalt. o f & seer. I would in all probability have explained What his Rotal eanCe lOPublic aaCtitintis te : kait :we Cinnot help ex- -Highness means by saying, that a public Beiaro f or trading it :' . ' conducting public business is " whollyinceinsistentwith • " From our knowledge orate eegidations for the punettiallseve ;. the general principles of the military fi nance of the to the agent 'of the pay of the army in advanc e , - ant front the ', country," That it would be inconsistent with the pre *axles wbkh bas gooeweePeologire7Pressegi es to the dailP r'of . sent gains of private individuals, the commissioners this moneyremaftiingittehedsandaof individuals, had its the hive ~,/ , .,,,A -- , doubt outset of our' inqu.ries very little amen' to eepeet that any could be Meat as to the fact of the agents having, in general , fi nanc es Of the country must be ruined; if the Manage- Urge balances of 'public money in their hands. On our proceed. merit of them is removed from Mr. Gee - 6404e big, however to the consideration of this subjete-we were sere , cotinting-houis; seems to us totally inexplicable ' prised to had age oily th at this lett was disputed; • •,t bat that , ca 1 Clothinr . is the next topic to whicll the : attention the contrary, it was positively asserted , that sense at..least of •the . k principal houses of axne y had , for several, years past, been, ant, o f the Commissioners has been directed; and ti;ose (sou were, very largely In aivance en the pia% account. Our practices, which are only the xubleet . of : Stkipicicin wttemion was first called to this matter ' bf" tie eliweinaoeit I t under the former head of Agency, haite,ln this part .It ej les mr sre; G Ge r o a r rn g tmod 4 PiAdar alitkiCei ji 11 .. ri wh ild o iPl sta . c ted ierk ti l .nie n th .th e at b rhe st ha t4 l Qt.: oure'st3blisinnent' risen into objeeti of eeritintY ts is.ne:s of ieSimental acc ounts , -in their ap if- anYAredit is due to the uncontradietetrunternen, acy, were consi- I durably in favour of - the . r; and, by a *dues statement, t which were made in the House Coinzinints tiering Which we afterwards . from Messrs. Grease , eoej and Coe, 4 the last Seision of Parliainent." . The ' fOwinig of the amount of seek &liaised balances, ir "int" d char in i statement of the gains of ColOnelsi - M dlotlun t k ' thew the result of the whole, _them was a balance of le s s than ' regim ents, is given:— , i .et9ti,9OB 14a. 94. claimed to be due to th eir • • i public. Fending that the statement was altogether disputed at I " The average profit to the' Colonels from the clothing : allowance of infantry regime:its of,the dine at. home are celebrated the War Office, and u 'theatieertainmenr of this point affected very materially time b eme . t .i me of any plan „,,,,,,i . faerbe Nmii... i by Mr. Greenwood, on 'the present high establishment, at flab poseof L ssos i og. t h e ),A of putHe money remaining i t pli ti tte five hundred pounds to seven htuadred pounds per annum a oti ' those abroad, Including ledia; onlli - same establishment„from bands, we have thought it necessary to investigate the 'r i , ' stances *hick led to such intonshtent representations. This 'in- 'airy, however, although It haroccupied a large pardon 0 4 0% 4. l two hundred to three hundred a year more. 'But If the regiment is In Ireland, the profit is supposed not to exceed four hundred time, has not enabled- ta-to state any decided opinion on this stibi. , pounds a year, and the profits on cavalry :regiments are thought to be not more th an th os e o n a regiment o f i n fe e t r y at h ome . jeer. A statement -in ibis place of the several documents and ex= We hive been furnished .whir 'a tomirrunkitten from Mr, emanations which we have had before us on this bead, wheld ' mini interrupt the eubjeei ave hate 'under our Immediate c o n s i. I Greenwood, sin-wing use clothing: . allowance received for differ. i eat rcrinicnts, and the sums paid out of, it, which, at the rime iteration ; but nit is of seriOnsibmortance to understand faint what cfreurnstancesstals. a Material differs/flee could arise betw ee n i time that 'it confirms the statement here given, proses Lou! variable and un e qual is thi s p r efif eo the Colonels.'" . • Ile War Office and the Regintenral Agents, en ambject of which the general nature and principles might beeexpected to be well The following' a r e t:§ e reeonimenai,tios " of 'the walentood on both sides,. we shall recur to k before we close Commission on this subret ;••--... . . . .. • ' - " Out recommendation on this sub Wlllnteee hi Wine* This stl;„ l eet'is ft: accOrterrednnti,nna afitera lon Folios. g (with the above proposition of the Select . of eqtriparative statement the awns respectively due -" we recommend, first, hat the Colonels of .. shu regular from' and to • the;' iitibliC and tlichotise of Messrs.' •regiments shall provide, as at present, tho s se artifre which come th sost i rtiori . ani t •co; , t h e fono-vhnit is the mo d e i n , nutter the description of Glatt:liar for their respective - iegimente, which this differende is nitibiately accounted for : and terra ; but that they be allowed only for the number of Sets act . ..citify delivered in each year lo the effective of their corps. , ' ". /Awn this paper it Will beaten, that the great difference be- - „.• --.. • • • • .•.!• .• •' • ' Jettondiy, That in all eases of . new levies of *I lavaliere , meat the-statenienta Cillse s ir Office and these ofthe Agents. nod au entatlons math of the c lothing add , * uit may be as to the bilaitece of their'accounte,lrisos frbm the eisallowanceb ' - thought proper ueXurresh to the reeruhs felt thielarOleii Teri. oda: *Atkin the Watflelee, in eke eberseof theexaminition of them." i . of the clothing yeah,, or from 'the tune of the teiffstment ter tie! :This !abject of disallowances seems to ns to be by esth of December, shall either be. provided by Government, . Ito alletatie sufficiently investigated & the sums .thuv; or that the actual cost of them only shall be allowed te..the claimed by the Agents, and disallowed •by the.. War. . .. • . . Office, are either just or unjust demands* Mat, ere "'I Inzdly; w fliat In a ll cases of reduction of corps, the ac- Colnnel. .._....„:,,ta ... . Onjyet ones, why were th ey ever ma te--it just' o ne s , that when augmentationLatit'direeted. the so &misted wlay are they disallowed ? and by what mean*tdesthe - 4,41,b e ..5„ t, a p p ika. sn e,Th e ekjede mee , fe t = i , by ase pub„ Agents. remunerate themselves for•theee 7 liwneS?.The fiz . ,' or the &guar coeiiittlsens essheabesied to the Colonel -• subject, however, of the 8196,908,, averred ;by the 'a hurthly, That 'Ow incidontal , cilium of packing, cartage, house of-Messrs. GREENWOOD and Co. to be dlie tb earriitte, - of t *ashotsahw ec itirin s , and of repairing aztd kgep l ..• ins - up complete shi irresehrementa site horse * appoinuuems, them from the public, is thus again taltenop ; . shall. be • paid se surreliebe, by' the Colonels . ; but [bit in ' cif& " Being in ponessioe of Able information frem the agents ; we of eenimeet li titimge4 geoid, the freight, hisuranee, and tbfi'; sailed the attention of Mr. Meru to their skeeraLetetemente, . v „,;,,Z -- utt ,. , . • - hi the, Regimental Contingent 831, and asked of hip, - what geneial obeervations occurred to him _non anrthei the' Col . a `cOnt'ribution 'to the Great4at Find en inspection '6l' them f The statement of Metars.'Greenweos should cease, . and Cox being made up so as to stew a general view of date ea- • • , - , . • - , . counts with the public, and those cense °Am./Lean not beige " And batty, we recommend tit-.t, the ;Mmento to the. Colonel for th,e clothing actually delivereti should be,.palet to so made tip, Mr . Merry judged iebest to ennlfinligolisarvatiline to the accounts of that house ; and. presneeini _that *lsekiwee gio. AgeWte ofil. then Product/ter ol eortigeafti 4 114 1* . etiotr.' and a.delivefij, •veithin eix, qr nine nienthi at the fattheitrifter upon the regimentataccoants, Included in 't the same as as those upon time like accounts ealiesed tip, . 'id ~.,_ "et e r t amletit s rlf five clothiet-rnes or 25th of December, the War-Office, he is of opinion, that if the Matemein * eke. IPT a ... fat* the ' Secretary at War; oz, when the rege. eidered as exhibiting the balances actually due en thansfrena:tee Wslet la • tassffitesieds tp the snub Establishment, lay4be proper. owtheingl owasioat... In - diet' odnieliels: in. th e ante Manner as the Militia- . poblit, it Is materially incorrect, inasmuch as their accotiota in. 11,Ste at rear* to the Militia Colonels.", shale many charges of Mini Which have not yet been 04 be lAraiwill . .. them, and of other seltit'irlsith must be supposed to lain heed . secovered since the memittle were given In. Tle fo'rmer emulate ie unpaid arrears of Offiecre, and of the fees on Macrame and The Moines of -the See. of El 7 were GlCisielqably ate tring warrants, and the latter of same for which the agents ! increased *int I()• x ears age, by, the Pulling down 1 , have received Certificates , enabling them to obtain front the iof the eitesCoPit iodate in 16i Torn , and, the oreetiens • Ulf Inance Derattwerif the a:n(sl4)re( the alkwrd ebargeeeor .. 0 ,...„ . . articles for cleariler antis; but Mr. Merry thinks the molt fin- ( !.• " rA ri a4l Ci f ni l the ar.: s C rte e! • - t a t t ' iMit.tit)Climen . • t portant consideration b. that upon the examination efehisillir '. grante a hour in Lioicr.- ._.;Z CAPW*,:nifsificnrie; '• accounts at the War-cline, (irteis those °film agents . Wt an : 'of tie Bishop,' atidAo be call[;' ElyAlthlAii,: : is. 4 ' : . 1 ,... ; :i eaves, exchisive . of them of ..he letytbasters). de y• have betel generally found to albedo .1 ;,.. ' ebaeri.e 108471natimesdhli 1a,...... / . 1. Itt.totcr4 VirtUla, ~ T . h_ A. llt4, recently been tranunntetqinin prorAg made again* ode piffle to .lie fi rm' ihsidthe It. „iir ! a. . w . e. .9•rfiI.OLVAI.2I4 ilk clialagA3l7o an d Ys nit - th till, Merry finds it difficult to say what may he a fair average atilt* itlitietops- of their it!lPlViiirefir-O r il*Pis . l E- 1 14 .ri& t 'eli . objecttheabb chargM; telt takiniit . at sot. per brins - for eacit :to of all itttiseirst)ntielaverallls at ' Z> . Ow (turps. the accounu of Which we hot settled and Mr. Meal . ..ye • f t em t - -t • • e_a__. l .., 4 .. sanie , ...., ravy)Coottncli rig t• dic•rti*g ?.. thinks he should be warranted in takleg le higher) anedatiictini =, Li'L," • ..... a nil Vi n e 4lslr . gminnn . '"""" alit ..... the Isietotee oe le amends of 110'4 Which niii i 4t sexist • lic ' . yeroloS4. .. . at se any extent, and wouldirpt fativei e'aitteti ihtloll4. •of Plif Men% ~„.', .. . . -, ••t v - "...• "...• , • . -.....-• - , , SEA-SIDE•ANECDOTES, IN A LETTER. FttOM B ROAD • ,STALIB.S. • A • Yew. Laden abode.l. must try to amuse, By transmitting a s:apple of Wafria4 t • Between .Rawitster Mid Morgati;ftrt fii'd at Brilidaairi t Like GARR MK 4t.Traocand coop' A,16, 'llse If Aticikvs'elbe Rem dr;wp betwgett the two Muses, afraid Wagewonld Vey ea& fair '•Thensel rethses ; And rtt i nf.a .11‘marshrettyltet spd igther. • Thai ep u Alan regaesaPpertaln unto neiciper ! . • To the scenic digression I pray lierforgiving, • '' '1 Aqd aseept brief-sketch of out. manner of Int s • • • 11!Iret;•tlie tactes i all the, Selo ekssiti h the to)s, • . for . their lon know, Is - ittioi off' antf shoe ad's With a coVring so slight, there is uo'tro‘atie • Trey 5 . 4 n undress.apd dress ggthp.ali in a mintopet Vied thei bieiNfakt oil Clio'c a otate, eOffee„and test, • : As bloiuntng as r.dia just sprung from the Sea;* Or should delicate wpetltes make therti kapriciona, They may pop doors spraw,u Ora lobster deAfitioes.— . Ilielided that ;girlie, sad. awjy trip the lane, In harcuehes ondvis;rists,liti and • After dinsseetliey 1111 up the veiling with walking, unit bet-time arrivos ere they're tired iv 14,11 talking ! With respeet to the Maio; tiday ae you-descript elves ; Some m ake love tb the Ladles, a nd some to ilseriiselves They mite shift tc ph* up quite amusement enbugh— They took in the glass, pick their teeth, and ta k e Snuff! From the sea you may fuess that fresh breezes previil; Only hear the effects of a prftty briskale) . r• If a female abroad curiosity led, • , • Away went her petticoat over her head.i.: • (I'm told, by the bye, that th'ey oil sported more, But sew more than ope is esteeto'd a sad bore Such sights I beheld f—but I wjil no; rpi c ai 7 What 1 ktio* the' F.dr owhers alt with to tbncesl. Poor little Miss Puntit; who hippeti'dtd fall, Was tumblotkand roll's; along jtutilite.a:ball* • And had poutlng-mouth'd Bored/ rep..*,ed whiffs, lie 1 a l tfrealitly Carlyed her Oyer the Cllffs.! • She's i nice ilitV morsel, just ripe,btit not mellow, Andten times too lovely for such a rough fellow. I've been 4era a whole fOrtnlght, and though yon cry fie en Such conducl, I have not yet seen Dassielias : I ant flits:loa: from Alaritak and .ffampte, the Belles ' Gm 4 lifirdy to sport ell thei' airs and their spells ; Bat testi dot k fig for their spells nor their airs— . I aatfuHy_epptent with the Belles of Breaddaiis. Ail 11Xrely in form, and all Erndent Iq carriage, Same married, and some to be given in marriage, Witomirea you to see, tb thlstrutb you would yield, "Fwo_uld lie highly absurd to go farth e r a field ; Therefore., retrain in.the Island of nowt, use at Broaddeis, more fiz'd than a Planet. DICKY GOSSIP .• The prisoter said, she toot -the Mull fat gto of 140,41 , 4hatfshe ilia ild irnpropeemorte :hitt atiy: n g , 9 if" . Agd `eras 414 . 0' jet4ra it .to the prOsettind :40 ,14 1,,1ier p i lcles. aYgtg bee?? stuleß trap? hr.. • e- Ma Strateh, lid*elief, aideted her. either to ris • tor4.-thanrid/ en- iti • hirrinsic value la the proSecator i Or stand committed tn-take her trial Rot flif felonj , .-.. The prisoner accepted the former alternititie, and was di,smissed mi, aying her (*es. ; •-.. /... A feVr* gi sts since the g.og4;23,hatisa. of Messts, LIM:RAP-1 'c o. distilleic intteitih'apel . ; . w2s broiri i iiito and r V& 'of giti!'d igi iqvir 6 amouiv o t th4rt , .l-five goon : " '• : . -.• .• , '. • con..T.tvwial , swolsotseshdonsigg :to a crtsriller in Barloir r an, htike yose.fratg : flsg... pi* ..anek ran into :die street, when tin elekilf, y i .; org o v N•t,. ()gown down bf cute of tite'm Ai itte 'ebrizet.4. ; Wit rite4s s-stiver, She was inst intly tifleii tiii:WeliOlqf a **dial gen tleman in the neighbouthoo'crwhere'she expired. -. A youn ,, .. - lady, the tkinghter Of Mrt....Mersley, of . Batten,-; in Kent;' WAS: o.ttertuitt in .a 'single horse. aultkg 9 11 Mold* el*nigg, abut! two • miles front 1,/vlargate ; the vehicle was :fret ipitami dimn a Link of sax. fen. The lady received spvet-al sever fractures ont her head; and no - hopes are entertained of her re. szcivi.sy. . A gentlemag, *Waite, who was driving, escaped unhurt. • .• .. ;, • - . .•• .Sunday se'nnight, . Agate* * How tailor, of ftflitnitpwg, - *COugty Meath, ist . ii' . .ii3l,ll:.....ryti an th e t otihtid - road, * near • t'h'e o 1 iurnpike gate is A A county. 0.1 th Sawa : a Diagheda. - Next • day,. an inqueit was held - on . the body, and after a number of witnesses were examned, tfaeJory.ii•und, c*. That :the decease& Andrew liogg angle Cy his ! death in conseettieuce of :a viol= blow of a heavy i weapats: -on- the. head, near the right ear, r h;ch he Ireceived from John 'Farrell, -of Droghe da, butcher." sViur..tll has absconded. . g.'-' . • - -••' '. - ' •** • - '•I I . I (V,troEXDS: - - - ". - 7.: .. - - -.'." ; ' ,Dept. 16. Harold Stanle?; of Neteirk-apoinTrett, Nottingham. slam Krileper fwd calmer, tit eleilin,•at thelEldisnairiAlinsft Inn', Newark uppn-Trent. Sept. 19. Thsnasitilulrne Robingon and George Neareoao Harden I '.. of Liverpool, profs lad 4)rdk erS *I Irpertiteit i ,'or doyen, at the Gloaceageppi Livespool. 7 . • .*. ''. • • :.• .-: Sttt. 24. .7i . 11141.7%er5 . o< ' 80 + 1 0% 0 4 0 09 DeTcgs.Tier..dePle: anal th.iin4Fleveo, at t4e Old London Inn, 4er. . Sept.' 11: NA, and' Naildn'llavii; of Tattle: Cart er . 1 lane, 06o:we • tr.thent, Lentlisr, warehousetnestaad partners, 1 at ten; at OtAlailalall. - • ; .• • '-. .. .. Sept.iS. Charles Piret, of Huntingdon, sada, at el-yea, litho Crown Inv; linntitxdon: - • -. Sept. IL Tehn Heskin-, ef Liverpool, straw-blt.tnonnfeetti . 1.•e4 a s . --eleven, at die :Oeorge Inii;Male-efireeteLlvelipoid, , : .3 •. - 4. Sept. 17. 102u.i MiDcrmott, lAts 4. Rid .loti..a . tioet i ,..segstbwa r k s , . hop and seed faitor, it 44f: 6 , 4 0404 1 , :.y. 1. ..& ..POLICS, Bow-statere—Y-esterday. J. I(e:gy was caamined t , chargeil'sviih robtingdtis ra.aster, H. Commandier di -40tto, of menei.alaci, jewels to the amount of '9301. hq de r omd that the prisoner was his valet, and on the night tif the 20th' bf -August last his house was robbed. of money, dfamonci, broaches, • &c. to the .amni s mt of towards Of'4ooj.. Several witnesses . prov; etr histtngatances a suspicion on the 'prisoner, • who was committed for trinL . MAsnuogcllOosE.L 7 . .yestetity Peter . k Norman, a Frenchman, was chargeck fore the Loan Mal'oß,li by Mr, Long, silk-mangficturer, of Wood -street s 'i Spitalfi ' elds, who stated, th at the prisoner, in. con- Liigetion with one. Citinnilr s gs, had fraudsileinly, and 'by false pretences, obtained from:him silks and sarsel,"l nets to the value of 1145 L ; pretending they dealt veiy ; •14r,gely, and had a counting-house. in St. • Thoigas Apostle's; that having obtained the goods, he Wog' found it was a fraud, as he could never gssd..eithe l r Cummings or the; prisoner that this connting-house was merely a pretence; and that he had Isearvi since r that the goods were sold in Leadenhall , street, and , that the prisoner and. Cummings shared the u2onoy. . , The prisoner did not deny their having &ot thegoods, but pretended he had only acted as agent.or broker,- 'and was paid for it; that knowing the comp/ainant -solj . such goods, he • recommended Mr. 'Cummings, ,whom he tttought a gentleman of great respectabili- • ty, deed, who lived at No. 18, Charles-street, Black. friars t. thaL he 'sit, oat Inow where he was, nor wiseFg the filvtlds-'01,16 dye, , L. producer . a letter , 'frOin s gentleman whom ,the. pliscinerisad dee; siring him to take , . bitts-Ati wherever he could 4tid. 1 , him,.. that meeting'hitn, Igt attempted to secure him; whet; he ran away, but was afterwards npprehended. LORD MAYOR thought it" very necessary that the affair should be investigated, *add remanded the pr saner. . Witirkegauf.-Ottfaer--.0. Ferguson was ; cOmroitted for stealing from a- labouring mail, at the ited . Ling . t!tiblic-liotrs . g, ig • Nighfingale-lane, a-hnn; dle, cent:lmin two Baiir of nankeen breeches and a , ,Palt of pantar9ons.: - o Queriti.fitinang: 7 7-A eel; young man was brought to thiCatifsce by Parish .oibters of Ken-' sington, Nithe they amp* to be deranged in his in , teilgcts; he having betn . .wandering about the Park ! tins} gardens since last Friday.. He told 'the Magis ;trat4, that . hiss . frigNsts lived in Whitefriars, and were Informed of la 'situation ; accordingly his mother epift- zed,. and . staterl that be had been ill pf a brain-, feier iliOut twro months age, .witiqa she supposed was the'eanse of - his p' went derange;,, state though it might proceed froth,;anOther.'inutve, as she knew he hitd been pay;tiglies addresses , to-,a, yollng Woman, wht... had :named' anather Mini.. • The unfottnitar K euth was 'discharged; aTcninpenl474; cdittlytt , ' • • Yesterday morning, between twp. and, iflret...O'clock, the Police Officers apprehended IS young girls her tween the Haymarket aria Whitorobe-street; who were conducting themselves 'in a riotoßs.maimet, Most At Usti IYali, the I.ial qttlie Hon. Lottreiwelh . iA g i, otsipa, • • , • • • MAVAlkla: • . .• • • - Lately, at Aspley, Bedfordshire, the Rey, Wfiram Dennition, rector of eqbtligton, Boas; and tate Pellow Of Lincoln College, to MistrAvenst, of Aspley. • At Can:44 . year allriatol, R. Morgar':E i t y A litiralt-Grov e, Liaqtenant-Colonel of th e, Chimiergatishk Sttiannah i:ldestilOt,ghter of Y. limb, Esq. of liortuniOsfoulAirk; Captain' Forrest, ot I}in fi eld, &rite,* to Mary, •t *mixer of COloitei Loviter, M. P. for - Wisimeieland. "At - Rochdale, I.antaabite l . Jobb TiattlerPhlett,4_4.:tsiVe Mille; daughter Ofkle . V.. ThOinai 041.bi*DZIPIW- - of itakbelale, • • AiVeterford, Lieutenant 14entiah ellfrotthe Water- , • fait!'lnfaneiy, to Mtn Sarah"( eynett. , Edvarsl, EK. •of Yantiontti, to Mite Lateni'daitgltter Sir E. Lacon, of the same place, • ' At Bromley, in Kest, Captain Robert Welt:oink, of the Hon. :Esat India Company's set**, to 4acab, thirdclaugliter of 41,130 r Rlcode, Lig. of Oakley Yarn:, in the latve cnt!t , l . t . y. • • .• . - • % Onthe tgth Or: John Fall, 'a ewkestiury Parlt, Unto* • nittn-edlogel of the Soo* Cluitiestti-Militit. • .:. , 4, '. Wednesday se'unight, Mn. Weiton wife Of William Wette4 4sti.. banker, in the Ilotough, dfAnizifiltigh teat in 'the buivelc• •.:..• At Eigitleld, cin Vie 66th..ult.tittallxv:„Iilltel.tUitnd, 011aiSdi I F of birAi...divrii.:. ' _ • .• •••••.v"- - - ". .. .. - -‘ • ..• I _ 4906.-,. jig": Fr2 9 6 v itgltrti . or 'thegrtiutt. Mrs. Part?eiwith - ' Oa * 'Jnrkoptris 6t% V•teraisitatraliOtt. .•'..„ - ~ - -1!... ••-Cu fie - ettlrf (.. paifti-pliii, Citheriqs..24 datighleilii •of Lieutnant4funikl . .l.4,CFerhetoteet.trycart'aid 5 i r onth;... 4011'114i tttittilli64llWhidiisf itcriedSzfectivett lii 4 ,ap settagli r •'• ;fin die fail oteostimnsan : Begg*lt.ietitituttit3lionlas Re/MT ",. s Ranitip s of the - lion cs" e 4 . 7. ietcind soli oftbealee WO. John if inui. „minister at Kirltmlishii42 - ~ • • . ...• •.. ._ s'.l4. • , On the 26t1t:tilt: at Pt4ittates, near " atterielt, of a irk -‘,,_.: Clint, in Ws .2ist Yew, Thoinas Akrtfirbt„'Seholat , of Illinity C00:5 lo g e, Carnbr!Oge,,where huhed konourablftlistintifsltediylkodfit.,_ ...' , "- On the g•;th ult. Wi lam pleoi of Potgettall, Pic lit 64th. ••.- , Tear .taf Jils . age: ~ . On Thttridiy-tast,-ag4iiiingrring fitness, AfelIVMlOlO. :. 0 1 1 1414 Fre r, Pr. N.ew $6Olll-htieet; aged 89 .y.sTfL!- ,c. '.: • t tkk :i. '. • 1441GOAPAtiilli At ' ailqbo. N illillVE .".1*4401 - illeet „ - -7 - - • —. *.-- ii oslosisiOlitets. ' if. ''-- ... .•:: .. • 4 1 4oltle!'ql : •• 43 POillitL -*Yr.; _ sr , e .. ......—.03.i... i i . • .' 7 !..: 11V ilaidAl LSI Y'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. -' .. i tAx,r4.oiliuhle-m,.r.49,4oilistry_sf4racius £r-% jai-4 ililir t iiskrior effititc•Phi' cittintezerydefteeind symptota •Orthe Itineteal Dis , :aie t rhe Scurvy, fie. without eithenement or •rtstrainedf &et, in In tasy,'erpediti=ts; sati, And fccret'sylirt-‘ Ir. Ont small taste :his i'lllitetiVe, its 'opeiritlon iraPerett , tible, and requiring no pdrticular =Oration. • . . • . ' In, 15 days they generally cure tltosA tinsel Dikotlers • and whine tholy.fall lit that lime of perfectly tbithritiglifidtli; th ' i pa tient hfttheisappy asstrance that lie hr . theAslt the eve of•lacing so restor4l l let the degree of nutlipanty be ever se treat. 'lt is an etcellenry peculiar to thus e k'ills. 4 : to make directly tO the,Comptainlng tart, and entet Ulla contest with the oft mastic, which they speedily dislodge sod ape). "Iliti are decti rod* isrperience toile it'presiirver of health; ar welt as 'a rens , - ret by saktng oaf .night single. Pith Springs - 6d Lail ik evert/eV: in shdtt, the.Yatentee has this eitiaordloaty•frhilgation :to duns, that trhatitYtt he'promboil !dotted( from them; the); wtpretute It flied ind &reed; Ottlitnigli illtipaticat of itinnort'il'and universe fawn. Vheto Pith are Most vhirthy a phut .In the - cabinetslff Masters hladf.aplaint of Saps ; - the more so, for that they will -lip aLI climates an y len gth of. Use, and that they have - • ic — e 7 P — i ) 4 of them Under.** ig f e of fifteeil.;' twahrozof tii6 o i Mill/ file flte-'ecs; of oear "Cu years, Wit 4 C licreas3iti ;ere& to were sent to CuPer w i-htidge,. and the re st discharged. thl•thserrts, 114hp1i ,. .11r to theif.atttbortinsonuicb that daring tit, MAlRLBOibigibir-iiiiszri.oiiira.Mesisuc," . last eight yiriNtliti have railicalit curelltgetards of 400 per ed by a North . Britoo . :n ith ea • joe ,, ; , - det • : mit g 7 sin ,., many of whom bad Iseets"dliothlirgedTrent Hospitals *hew! Or, s.divation bad been fr:luently - repealed, *ad a ll other Methods with stealing from VS person a' ;ii c ilitd r i g . : s er , n u de use of without ell Lye. • . . . .. mounted, value sisteereiintinirt,. does : '- . • , . Prepared and Shld by the Sple Proprietor, TllOlll4 TATLOr Mr. M‘ttrigOr, \rhii .. 47iiila ... 111.. a •14 ...... ' Hi g hland . N o 9 , New.grid - - ir , et •h ' b an e d w w ill iu gi an ve l advic e, e , without 3 'Costume, stated that he hid b*ktretiug the prisoner ' to a .drain of Scotch whiii4, .* . st public.house in St. i Fee , . to pars taking ts L tbe ' se w Pi e U r s u w z r in Pa ia tiellt4 11:; • WTI, if. post-paid, on the same rerun, obseevin Giles c, where he was iochiew - to band . 4 6. scente d , most inviolable Secrecy, no POWs name or ease hating bee! thei . itioned,blit at their own particufai request, by the ProprietoC rafipee round the rocnn . ; but that whoikise mpg went to g the f course of more thAei 40 yeltre,that he has'hid the did. 1 the prisoner -1 e hands' ieneyer saw it a - Wain. He did it .i' i• not, hiDwtver, discover his miirsittine - 41. t i ne' i?c . e in -irts s i ' n .eite"l" sale .i the lb". .in.dtc*-'4lla the "! after, When being hbOut : tO regiAehilol4iCio s9 ry me nerves; g therefrom. he missed hit losny;' - iiiii imiriediately"cotichaidedike xhey are also sold, by hls.appointruent et the Perfumer . 'tiros : SS, St. 'Alban's-street, Pall-mail; the. ioy-shop, No. 103, ary prisoner had . finibinned it. ''t -- 1 is . stisjs,iciOne were coa - ! Opposite the the Mr. DiSborough's, No, 7,.,:a.h-street-Hill; near Monumeut ;.ancl by one Person in every considera i* firm . sd h y . finditt gi at the prisoner had embrace 4 ;hi' cowls in En and, acc, in Boxes of 2s. sci each, sealoi op' OlilsOrttltlity while is back wai.ttireedOt decama . vi n• • With fill and pfain alrections, whereby truly ' of eit h er rut IBIT I ;he alarm was immediately gi ven , ' '--- '• ..b. cure thetnselesslvith, Case and secrecy. the iirtsoner • w .4; .N 1i... Frey, Witold in Great Britafn is sealed up with 1 aramp, pursued, taken - into 'custody, and: brothel; to t' , e which ; N. ~eiti7rh: 'Tailor, the Commissioners, is printed at the St iti anst W;earb4ittusel --* Tbi.witness observedthat fie attached : o o n iEre, peat * value to the 'Omit - frointhe:Oir4tiinstanie Of its is.. i'ism..) ;, al. Id o.Q, ew Bridge-street," to imleare wc . Ili ot h ers are counterfeit. . , s king an otry ASV tii#te o f the Waesivarb 01.46-- .' - L...,. - :.:.;... - ..... ed end Prtitth;iiLd try LEVEL KENT, of ...1- nally . belonriAg to coreat grandfather, ' anti 4 tlil ambeth, at the Stmt-Orricz, No. I, C Jey +Nimbi lietfent %tilt TOT . 14 iOnSideraUo '. • . - terbury riaLt - - -- --- .. 1?4t . 7 . .... .". street . Pubi:6l:4 Mae at Ow Scan-Chr Hess Temple BN. • I