Star. — London, England, 1803-02-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGAAL'E. couRT or KING's BENCH, rrn 15, In the nt l tam - caufe of CAT twright C !rt . -.,. I lal;iday and (7°c:di:etc, of Bali. u. fundry ws- , 01 urott.%=l!!Ll by Patents and an Aa nt Par!:a lIICIII, verdid, by content of the I)efer.dar.ts, (Altered for the Plaintiffs, for ten tl:rnif.ind pound , &magus ; Itibjtzft to the opinion of Arbitrators, a, to the tltantutn of damages to be paid. OLD BAILEY. Yc(crday the fctlions commenced before the Right. Hon. the LORD MAYOR, Mr. Baron Ho 1 r AM, Mr. Jultice LL BLANC, Mr. jOrtiCe CHAPt• BRE, Mr. R t.coßnrit, Ste. e l I . PIZ:1 (or Captain Piers) and .11me.76-:n -f;tr were put to the bar, charged with (hooting at Cobb, a butcher, in Mary bone-fireet. Mr. CON Sr, on the part of the profecution, pro. duced an affidavit of a furgeon, which Rated, that Cobb was fo ill of the wound he received, that he could not appear as a witnefs in that Court with out great danger to his health ; and therefore ap plied to have the trial put off till next Stgions.— Mr. KNOWLYS, on the part of Mifs Johnfon, prayed 11w might be admitted to bail, having already been in confiaemont more than two litlions, and Lveral circumllances appearing in her favour, the Court, after fome hefitation, granted the appl;;ACon, on her Soiling see furety of zoo]. and four in the Cum of Sol. each, for her appearance net fetiinns. Mr. Piers was remanded. The trial was put off. Captain Piers is a tall genteel looking man ; the Lady is rather under the middle fize. Sixteen prifoners were tried, three of whom were capitally conviEled, viz. ?hornet Gould, for Healing 43 yards of cotton, vaipe 41. the property of Anthony Rowlandfon and others, in their dwelling-houk. John Hill, for being at large, during the time for which he had been tranfported. It appeared that the prifoner hail been, in 'Soo, cnnvited at the Kingfton aflizes, in Surrey, of healing copper from a dwelling-houfe, and in February toot he I efcaped from a hulk at Woolwich ; he wa% recog- sized, and taken up at Whitechapel.—Guilty. Darner Knowlan was indiaed for privately heal ing a 51. note, and a half guinea, the property of )(ars. Piggott and Uxtonfon, grocers, 46, Strand, en the sth of December left. 'Mr. Piggott Rated, that the prifoner was then their porter; that on the Sunday evening he went with his family to the Magdalen, leaving the prifoner at home. Before he went out, he remembered putting the key of the iron dell in his waificoat pocket, which hung up in his bed-room. When he returned in the evening, he found the keys had been removed ; and on (earthing the iron theft on Monday, he mild the 51 note, and a half guinea. Sufpieion fell upon the prifonev, in whole poffeffson the pro perry was found. Mr. Uxtonfon identified the note, by the name of Willett being written on the face of it. One of the Jury ;Atli Mr. Piggott bow he could afeertain his lofs, who replied, that on the Saturday evening, when the money was counted, there were 671. in bank notes, that on the Mondayhe found only 6z1.; there had been two half guineas, and he only found one. The prifoner delivered a written defence, which I briefly (fated he picked up the notes in fweeping the Mop ; that while he was hefitating, whether to make the difcovcry to his mhfters, he was appre hended. The Jury found him Guilty—Death. • Nine were convidled of felony, viz. Alosentkr Rptiertfon was indiCted for Healing a ♦bawl, the property of Ann M•Naghy ; and Ww. Twm for receiving the fame, knowing it to have been floleh. The profecutrix Rated, that the was coming from the Theatre, with a fellow-fervant, on the night of the 7th of December ; that paffing the gni of the Savoy-pattage, in the Strand, the pri• ' [otter, Robertfon, who is a foldier, made a batch at her thawl, and took it from her. The profe cutrix and her companion, both expotlulating with him, he abufed them, and Itid he would give them a chace for it. A perfon, of the name of Morgan, coming up, they made their complaint to him : he followed the prifimer down the Savoy Reps, and law him' give the thawl to the other prifoner Tacker, who was a watchman. On go. intatp to his box, without making this circum fiance, he told him that Robertfon had flolen a woman's thawl, and defired he would Ail in taking him The v.-awl:man buttoned up his coat, Paying, " Blood and (runs, where is the fellow?— I'll take him." He, accordin:.;ly, took the foldier and fearched•him, but of contra did not find the property. A woman at the loaf them jut by, advifed the taking him to the watch•honfr. When they arrived there, the fold:er w as again fearched ; but a hint being given to tile ritficer of the night that the b0rr...,/ watchman lod g ot it, an examining the pocket of his cost, where the rattle Inould be kept, the thaw) was found. Mr. Jutlice LE Beave lamented, that as the charno only amounted to petty larceny, whatever their reeling: might be, the Jury mull acquit Tucker, far where the value of the prrio.rty Ito Ito did not exceed tad. tiierr too!d he no ai in law.—The other pi ihM i ei was (mold Guilty. yob,: Drah and IL'ervit Lewilen woe indifled for burglarioutly breaking and entering the dwel. ling•holife r.f Henry Mtifes, on the night of the Bth of December, and 'leafing duce iilk umbrellas. It appeared, that on the evening of the day in quelbon the pritimers went into the profccutor's (hop to purehafe lonic trifing articles. After they wcm away, he Trifled the umbrellas, and perceived one of the windows broken. imi hrellas were afterwards traced to the prifoners.— They were found guilty of flealing, but not bur glarinufly, wlticit takes away the capital part of the charge. • gaors Cc!fwnr, for o : irmtity of ticking, the property of Richard roiiy!,t. for ile.tlin: a I: , c,k7ng.glaff, and' ealljt ertici:, the . t Hat liF. . . . :•:r L't;:.•s,'fnr a i::;;:r watc!, the c.f Juhu au:IL IV/I;am Co!!-, for flealing four quarts of oil, the oNrty of George, Charles, and Samuel En. derby ; and 7.7n:es Smit', for healing three pints of brandy, the property of William Pollard. gchn Lan, for Ilealing a gold watch, fix flyer table 'poits, a tea pot, and other valuable articles of plate, the property of John Salkens, John Ru pee, and George Rupee. Mr. Cemsr, as Counfel for the profecution, Rat ed that the prifoner at the bar had lived for fume length of time, with much credit, at the houfe of Mr. Hill, a pats nbroker and filverfmith, at Char ing. erns ; the young man, during that time, be haved in a manner highly fatisfaslory to his malt ter, and was confidered as a valuable and trolly ferv.o Upon the death of Mr. Hill, the execu tors, (the prefent profecutors) continued the pri loner in his employment as fhopman, and from his charaFter, repoied the greateft confidence in his ' honeay and lobticty. It happened, about the middle of December laft, that the fervants of the !intik were furl iled by the appearance of :4 lady, who came to vifit the prifoner, whom they had never noticed coming before. She was, on that occalion, treated with every mark of diaimaion the young man could exprefs. The heft wines of !Madeira were brought for her refrefhment ; and, in thou, every delicacy that could be produced was let before her. Such conduet in a perfon, who was fut pmcd by the family to have no vifitors, created a fillp:cion, which was but too truly con firmed hy the fucceeding circumaances. A Ilion time :after the fi: vifit, a coach drove up to the with the fame lady in it ; the prifoner imme diately left tile eivinter, and went into the coach. %!t. Salkens then ran out, and accufed her of fe. e:zicrg tire youiz man, and of taking various ods fr.an him .it dare? cnt times. The lady pro. teacd her ignorance ediuch behaviour, left her ad. drefs, and went away. The profecutor then made appiicati-n to the prifoner, and promifed not to proti:cutr ;rim if lie mad: an ingenuonsconfellion of his condtin. He then toid them of many circum lianas that ennErmed their fulpicions, but on a full enri,M,.y, they found they had not received the informnti 'n they expected ; in confequence of which, they went to the houfe of the young wo man, and on making a search, found the duplicate of a watch, fix table fpoons, and other articles, their property. The prifoner was the.* taken into cuaody. John Salkens, the profecutor, Rated that Mr. Hill, the original proprietor of the fhnp,died about the soth of Oftober !ail, and that the haute(' had fence been carried on under his diration. He knew the prifoner, who had lived four years and a half in his late fituation. On the Isth of December, .'.1!;. Mills, the lady, came to his flop. The pri toner get over the counter to fpeak to her, while the was in the coach. He had r egularly entered the watch in his books, with the other things he found at her houfe. On being crofi•ezamined by Mr. lENowtys, Counfel for the prifoner, it appeared that he could not fwear to the fpoons, or give a regular account of the entry of the watch ; all be knew about it was, that there was fuel) a watch belonging to his Rock in trade. He alferted, that be had never promifed to be favourable to the prifener ; on the contrary, he had obferved, that he would give him a halter. s. Mary Mills Paid, fhe lived at No. 6, Sof fnik•Rreet. She received a watch of the prifoner; he gave it her. She became acquainted with him loon after the opening of the theatre ; he alfo gave her fereral other articles, with a tea pot and Rand, which the had agreed to purchafe. The watch fhe fent by her fervant to a pawnbroker's, and receiv ed a duplicate for the fame, on the 15th of De cember. She was not certain whether her acquaint. ance commenced with the priknor before the death of his milker. Elizabeth Drew, fervant to Mrs. Nils, went to the houfc of Mr. Norris, a pawnbroker, with the watch to pawn. She received a duplicate, and tol. which Ale carried to her miftrefs. Mr. Not ris, the pawnbroker, remembered the watch being pawned on the 15th of December, he had kept it in his poffeffion ever Since; it was No. made by John Macredy. The profecutor (wore it was his property. . . 19uevidence for the profecution being gone through, a number of very refpeetable wunetres were called in behalf of the prifoner, who gore him the character of an honed man. Baron HOTM•M fummed up the evidence, and direCted the Jury to give their decifion according to the teftimony of the different witneffes. Verdi et —Guilty. And lour were acquitted. Among whom Ante/ia, the wife of Benjamin Davis, a decent. lnr,king woman, was indided for burglarioutly bi caking into the dwelling houfe of Mr. Henry, a grocer, in Winkwortlb ftrcet, Spitalields, and dial ing 95. worth of nutmeg. The profecuter laid, that he went out for half an hour, on the night of the 28th of January, and rein' Tied about nine o'clock; when he came back he found a pane of stars had been broken, and le vent' nutmegs taken away. Two or three days .it ter a matt, named Solomon Jacobs, came into ills (hop, with a parcel of nutmegs, and offered them for fide. He at fiat refuted to tell how he 4-4 nm by them ; he was taken hold of, but ran :~..•a , and left the nutmegs behind him. The of. fi,•cn went in feArch of him, but in the mean time J.wohs came with the prifuner, and Paid he had the nutmegs of her. Solomon Jacobs (aid, that about a fortnight or three weeks ago lie met the prifoner near the Man. tirin-Lcufe, by whom he was requefted to fell Come r ntmcg y which the laid (he had by her fur Come time. The witnet contented to fell them ; he took ✓cm to the fhop of rite profeeutor, who laid they were his, and kept them. The witnefs then' ' ftid he had them of the prifoner. When the pri f itr was taken up, and afted how the came by t~••' the laid fume boy gave them to her, •.s give no other.accoutit of them. Jacobs did n t r,:ccive the things immediately from the pi•i 1,1,-,t laid that a girl brought them to him, ant they were fent by the inifoncr. The Jury 1 iwr—Not Guilty. LIED. On Friday laR, at Durham, in the 6Sth year of his age, Mrs Elizabeth Butterfield, widow, only niece to the late William Milkman, Eft. M. P.; 6rlt coufin to the Honourable William Jaafon, and mother to the pretest Captain But: field id the 111 al Nary. On the _kith ult. Mr. Harry Idaughton, fetond fun of G. A. Arnold, Fin of Hallttad, in Kent; by whole death a large fiv tune t ails between Mr. Lanzaon, of Satidep Houle, and his Git/ris Mrs. Cuzalet and bit, Arnold. Oat the :d init. fuddetily, at hi. lodgings in Dash, Capt. Chi-- cot, of the Navy : he had arrived there from W r the pre ceding evening, in apparent health. On Thurlaay, in his 6yth year, James Morrifon, Erg. Liany years Deputy Matter aids Majelly's Mint. Sunday lilt, after a long and painful in the ;ad year of bee age; Mrs. Mao, wife of M. Pinero, Etq. of Charles- Rreet, Cavendiflaquare. On Friday left, at BAth, John Buchanan, Erg. Devon ihire-ftreet, Portland-place. Saturday fennight, at the Alms-houfes, Liverpool, Mary aged toy years. On Wednefday morning, Stephen Beneraft, Efi of South hampton-row, Bluosnibury. • -- - • --- • - - - HIGH . WATER AT I.ONDON BRII)Cf. R VOitk(PA• Mon ' • "• • • 4 rni!ltAt 2::CT I . ) Aturtp.n Da. JAMES's ANALFT'IIe PILLS. FOR the RhetimAtifms and Old% wl , ;cii prenal at 'hi. lesion of the year,no ble.delne is f0f. , .. ceint Gus ar. Dr. James's At a Larne Pill .I.Tlic.rpCru.:4l tzn.!,-nev to pro:note Perfpiratinn, and aq the nitural Se. r, • i sedl 2C count for their linguine virtue. in there Coinpilluts. a. r,.!1 3 , In many others to which the human tram, a iro.n ti e viciffitud s of our Climate. They are admiral& cakalsted thforders of the Stomach and &noel, ; (or per(Olis of a NU... -, or a Gouty habit, as alfo for thole whole Conflirutions lava been aff.cted by a too active or too fedentuy life. 1 her arr likewife particularly ferviceable in Head-Achi nceariare..l i.y lailigeftion, and in removing the bid effects a : a% alto in preveutirg Palfies and Apoplzties, fo awn gurney of intemperance. Recourte Should be had to tio.n after every clear of eating or drinkit g : and t,ion ry 11 :.! t ln,lifpofition; and thug their well known eltara:l-tiaic f promoting long... Thy w.II be maintaintd ; f.r, by aIL lift Na• nee in the due difeharge of the animal fandlions, and by kr:p ing the cominution aa it were in continual rcpair.they prtferve the body I. health and vigour. and prevent premature decay. As the Anat. trite ttuir excellence to a p.tu'iar preparation, which has never la , ”-n divulged by the Invemor but to the preterit Proprietor., they cat. only be bad genuine from them; and they are fad lry Pa urcis Nr, water, at 11.- Vl'archoufe for Dr. James's Powder. No. a:, the E3ft End nt St. Paul'., a few doors from Chea,mde, I.oml- , n; and at I.)r, James's late houfe in liniton , ftr.,:: in Boor,. ri , coc 45. W. each, ?tame included: or the luant;.y of fir may be; L.'. iet ore large hot, ford. 4s. cel.--Obferve t the :lame, ** F. New- Iscry, No. ey, tit. Paul's," Ia trisravall in the aaxnra. All ci.;re ar: conautU:s. PIitGNANT DYFR, Whof; (*Atilt ion requiresortemporoy ret ireme MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Midv:Ft, ours to accommodate Ladies in an airy and retired • at ion, with Apartments to lye-in, „oat terms fulled to their ~ "7. uniftances and fituation in life; their infants put out to and humanely taken care of ; and NA 1 iumanity induces !.1:71 offer his atfillanee to alleviate the horror of conceal ca tn incy, lie flat ten liinsfelf Ladies will End on application to NM: the greatett azt.mtiiiii, and molt profound fecri-ey. Letters (p- - qt paid) to Mr. Watfon, Si: , lcon and IVTen-7 , .h. , ._ wife, o^ to Mrs. W hlidwite, No. 1), Cl..trl.:•tc-ft: Sarry-fld3 of Blaciefriar's-bridge, will Tn.:et the molt pM7 beliad, The PILL BF.NP.DICTA. at 11. T%, p-t• boi, a cernin rtf , •Au.:llken•cdy to retnuyc all 01:tt.: , - tioni and imcg:zlarities, and an ,xcelcut /4lLdicint t Lvina in. N ATI - IEN l'rofefflonal Mne of education and • r.- , fPontihiiity deviate front the gentml lyftcm th, fr. le,ftion of a pcculilr Branch, the famluo:, of lon fiycefs ii the belt criterion f Cep riutitp. Ten Year* have I devoted my praeli,, to the erclidiye t, ( , ( meet of 1'1IKE::: DISORDEI2S, and the fuccifsful .• my plan give; me additiuzal ardour to (wore as 1.47- able the ravadta nt thnf• conmlniati which arc tine ant in the caalogue of human infirmities. After initiation Into every branch ** an Ann.; Surgeon, I formed a will at an early period of Prani,e to rcfcoe in livide all (runt the ignorance of uneducated Men. or the tin.Py gerou4 precipitancy of general Prat znioncre. The'llikEE 15ISORDERS, tz) thec;elf which I have de voted my attention, comp: tit awry fpecies . of V 1.1;s1E INFECTION, whet:if r of 3 r7;:er.t or long duration.--ally, All kind,: of OEM LUX, ariting from hat its of schodboy i , or the indulgewt mat ,, re 37e. Pnd hall) , OW 'U. VAT 114C.P! tlit ill Ow fylle.a 4:1 Women which *called ILARRE3II. or STERII.III'. Numerous crf:n!. s arc celidt c , figronoice or hole in efts tre..ttussin of a iilhplo Gerr,.:rbev, ot:d it not or:ter/I:sr tly Trap.. pens [hit the reds of Lifc are pnifolvd by the indifcretion tin..l...rded boor. Ey a t'ss..rior method i o ,h A:4 con !, a:.d toms sy:icrs mkcr. h.ire fdl r !, 1 tryft chit t .dav pre.unse in ~r.or eftWjr.lnie:q. Few, however, are the cafe,: of coanplicatrd difsnler.e , :mpared tti th the c dainis.:dslitu.cions of Mai, OIL* from in.'ulr.enee in a SOl.l EA% V VICF, or the prevalea !:!‘).... able lafe , oc.ttir.. shot date of Debilint wh'th is enrit.:tist..i.:c f , :zh pernicious \abbr. W cr.: I eunhaipyft.ifee,:r I or. r ornery. bat CM. toner.!: , ht , r:isft.:to..e, it ne confolatiact -him to kr.ow, :hot olt, , nr.gh it be .."1" Obit':l of doubt of tinter tain: y with other Prad:ti..u.rs, the rentovsl Pi there DEFI CIENCIES by the graau.d?r..grefroi re:tor-lion tstbeacitabah. meat (Zany experience. If the rin-s of DJ or Ventill bane begun to reduce manly Vigour, much anxiety will be rrventril by an early couuteradion r I law languid itate, wed M their cafes no great will occur. But wbcre this di fieseney b.s for years etilled, a prep, Perfeversner k inelifitertfildr rquifire to revive the !umbering fruits of Life, sad to re.ariiniate the Coortitotion. MARRIED WOMEN. who Ltt: lung been digippeletell in thcir aspealations of a F..initr, may be Zonal, clam lin ODA in.taticcs Nth deft.!. are cura4l, I.y Much:algal. 1 be SECII.ECY which :sfocConi.ll to nay souk-chilling, to 4 the Qltalificszi os which I have prrfur•,cl to Rom tout the Sark of my prttenlions, alad in swin.A . -^cs with tact rttisin nimion is Oen. er..7 ir. 1.1R41.: we; Irc rWbUltfal ferfiva4 (or try Itttk:ol inclofwg a fc.a!lnot-.,at his huufe, )&o.ly , Apo. del-an:rt. S!rand.rtar . - - Timer i. an addiri..ll,l entr.mc:: ia Water-itreet aegaiaLai and the name is aa both the donee. M. Mk: I:, M,mb, rof the Roral College of Sargent's. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, s vo tr-H ILL, LONDON. ' CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDITION. POIL TRAVELLERS IN GriCiRAL. FROM THE SARACEN'S Firm) INN, SNOW-H1L1..• NT THE FOLLOWING ,Nar COACHES, UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to .J BATH and BiasToL, by NEW POST-COACHES. through Liippenhans„ Caine, and Maribor** every Afternoon arrives at Mr. May's, the Greyhound /no, Bati, and the London Tavern, Thomas-ftreet, &Med, next Mornior—lis fide el. tr.—Out t as—Parcels 6d. carriage.—Pnßeasem far. lauded from Bath to Bridgwater, Taunton, &c. Liverpool, tVardngton, Knutsford, Stone, and Lltebileit New Cisteh, etlied the Entdition, every evening, at Five o*.lock, to the Crown Inn, Red Crois-Itreet, Liserposi. Guard el throughout. Birniiughant, hkreary PußCoacb,wlth a Guard Betteet every aftertoon, and rracbet Birmingham neat day at noon NI,. by Oatu.d, Shiptione, taut kaftan, to the Saracen'', Iluil-lirtct. Bsrmingban. --- Leeds New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, fees mg every morning at eight o'clock—carries four inhdes only, au ces remarkably ealy—palrei thrstch Stamford, Newark, Rmr t. rd, Doncatter, and ferryhridce, t the GoLicn Lion, Linda it. rt day at no.n. No:with:lauding clic uncommon rawhide" of this Coach, it is allowed to be the muft agreeable and iamb pkte public csaircyance on :be N.ltt:i Road, bah . % uneepolkill in &wn moiLition or conveyar,ei. l.y ❑ay other. Kendal, I.anc.:ll,r, Ki:! , y I.othriale, Ikettes. Ch,uiey, Orcifci.-k, and G.rt! sag C0.ich..4., every alter Mon, at Svc ti clock—Guarded. 1. : uth , l : ?i rta, Peterbereuel. ar.lHuritinrd ,a Co _ch. M ar..l Friday cycni . a:;‘, at four o%:lueir—Thc wily Coach faun apiary with a Go il. Tur N.:wc.t.7le, and F..rin;airgh Port Coady the lord N. Ifon, rriont.,.."..ulth a Grard thr..ugh..l::, feta out every roorilio7 at v, , :%:h4:k, by way cat Newark, Retforil, Tad.; calter,l.arlot!L oil, Noll ii.tUentyn. Lruthanii, hiariwth. attti aw , Pair.x.gt r• theri..tvcs fatigued front the ieurit of th,jutnincy rt.! re:t turret time they pie.re, and t hen proceed rm witliont any Atlitaon .1 fare. The Proprietor at York gnus Coact eats 1,41 it by, and wive places. e and l'ettrtth l'a.t-Ct:actt, goes with lour Hoge,. an.! W. , y —pate CLrouh Druligh, (;rtta-It.1?:, Catterkk, Botoughbtitittc. Welber , ht. Ahcf ::c Gee.; thant. (rhe brareft way try at evert Tontine and perform, the jr.ornertiritla the gr.ateftiacility. FairAtecra det.,in c ,i en t h e road b y b u r ad r i or &afore, Lave the p..ct.har advantage of their (cats beim fir cured in thr next Coach, k‘,11:1 uhti he Coachmen.) Fat P.y mouth, r.atnt..uth, Dal Ur oath, Wcymoutk,Dinv our S ,iirbury balloon Civachri, eve', tvlorning at r ...t -I e, a Gia7 - .1: H•.nitt'n, A:sit:Sar a it ana liagibot,—Camaa to i• is iach. . . ... • .. . . ' • %VA' c. HO.l ict."...n, ;.3.1 Cheflunt Coach, ortry .:1. an.l Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Mora in..: -L•.,: r t ,! 1 ,;,.n. ATLI tlwley New Poß,Coacl, girl tn. ,ry taft:rnoon ;at Nilo r. etftl e , trh.amptem P. 41 %.,..a..h,t•.:r7 V.:, trr,i. cu ag ,s t yi :o,roxibuty, AVL:IinE aid al.dtrcl Poll Coach, the RoFI (.1.u1...te, ever\ g, nve :o ths. &inn aa4 Lc:: pn I I:t ,Lnrn I•. 1., •I:3rtv.fb,..ri Sao* hatTten, Wlnclactter. Aricsioad, Alton Coatis. run' sr-nt—p FIJI i, Noratcawc,lion-dcn. Thom and Doncaßer Po* Coact Itnlg, at feces c . c:ock to the Sall and Soo Ito Mt-to 1-Gate. I in't. W.,,!i•mr!, Wantlead. and LaTtrinftone Cloch,at 5 otio° l ea ry ( t selat bomb?) Fonda" Nine in she lidoeninys T. , !tenlnsrai ar.d Mnson.or Coach daily atia.gpait Too, bag pet I wo, half 1,41 tour, and half pelt save& o'Llnek. W. M 01: .7s I'r` N and Co. rt tpeetfolly acquAset !heir Friends anti be Pisb.:r. rimy Oily WTI not be account Ne foamy Par“ or LeNalir,ik oi . more ?ban I've Pounds value. if loltards msced, !tt thetbnenfdenreer,and Paid for at cot buoy, at th, ti•rarries-ii..ari I Glltilla• I.ON DON : re,: :or th, Proprhrtnmhy JOHN DANIFI. Int M.•u!. , ..Lur. Ct. tNt-Cartlat) at the STAR PROIRTIR. Orrscs. No. t, Cart y-flret ; and pohlithed by .1.1. Vt I. Kf N r.ce mry.place,l-ambah)at Nrkt.Carry-11re... a- ,1 at the F 1 AR A:6 ti, r, Te which Ohm, 41 calottrancatlocaelte the Nat t vast-a relented to a4ll er4 coNnor.ERTEDELECTIONPETITIONS. SESSION, xBoa-3. NAMI,I Or vLACES. rETITIONEk:. CM,:ilDicatD. /hill i . a..1;/iii, f..l'‘. Hon. Capt. A. Cochrane Feb. 8 Sir John Henderfan • c6 IV-- , (I) jamcs Dalbwood ditto D,/L, ( U. 1,9:.).) lA'in. Con ynhatit Plunket Feb.l2 Curt GI int V J 4 . William Meth fli tEtto Rohert & well .:ring/4. I)aniel Parker Coke Feb. x 5 1. Eleetors 2. Eleetors 3. Fleetors BrrnArtfe kii, kira NViii . on ditto Covert', y Wilberforce Lii-c1 keb. 17 l'cter Moor.: Ercenwn Bri , :rwater lo!.it Asnew ditto F.Letora KtrirmihrW4 Hon. M. G. J. Stewart Feb. 22 bp, • , r , fi , b,"... Sir Hedior Munro ditto Lii.......! Thomas Sheridan Feb. a 4 William Ogilvie Eledlnrs leo:, 4.ni City Sir John Newport ditto /), 4..../., , Henry Mead Ogle March t Freemen H. reford Corry Freeholders ditto Ere. holders Pam's John Ylilford March 3 II 'cry Swaim St l,lffer, ti,:. H.. Vans Agnew, jun. dirto CI spe mbar,' John Maitland Nlari.h 8 Elrdtors Crrm.zi-Ohni Cea.sy William Patton ditto . .. A Freeholder I //.:e , 7,r Sir William Manners Marci 3^ I, F ji 'Griolei JoNn Frog ditto Flrdors i G.',r . fru., L''''.:. Boyd Aletander 4 Provollx of Glafgow and I Ficofr,w March xs ! Oit‘amsples l',t,r liaac Thelluff..n 414:o G. Woodford '1 Ca Iludon I. tleettirs Errnrir b Tames Adams March i 7 Berlri.-4-6rvi-7yveed 11,iniel Ord slaw Llzetors neaten Roh.rt Robinfon /tiara' 12 Eleetars Bliai Voters ditto Seirlieg County Sir Robert Abercromby March 24 Freeholders Ciree,fier Delhi.. March 29 Bylot s , Cap, J ohn Charleton Rinehart ditto FewA,nr. lumphrey Haworth March 3r E.!ii , Refferl William Bowks, Jun. dino Henry Bonham Nrweefile-unkr-Lrer Eketora Aril s Oliver Beckett . Raismr Coma" John MacNamara • ditto KivficowfnrXrU Frrrmen April 14 I.e.tois . ller Eledlors ditto A 3 l fairy Thos. Francis Fremantle April £9 Fiedler* William Mainwaring ditto Freeholders Electtors EleAors April st ditto 57,44447 (s) Mark Wood April 26 Carruiforas Ezekiel Davys Witten elm. Wisayir Ridiard Ramlbottom April 28 inysosst6, Ws. John Arbuthnot May 3 Svderry Elettors May to AfieekealJohn Langton May 17 amen Wuodlaridgedan. Ifireftrif City ireenben May 19 Drawn Coy Citizens and Freeman May 24 Livoivir ' Sir Watkin Lewes May s6 BIRTHS. Sunday, at Great Ealing. the Lady Cl Rd. Chambers, Jun. Efq. or Hanky Cattle, Worcefter, of adaaghter. On Monday, in Baker-Brun. the Lady of Lieut. Colonel Elks, zit Foot Guards, of a lea. MARRIED. Oa Monday, the ,th inft. at Horace, in Norfolk. the Rev. W. Legard, fon of the late Sir Digby Loped, Dart. of Granton. in Yorklbire, to Mils Dick:dhow, ciddt daughter of the late Dr. Olderlhaw, of Stamford. Mooday, at St. Margaret's Church, Capt. Howard Elphin- Roue, of the Royal Engineers, to Miff Warburton, eltiell daughter of John Warburton, Efq. of Parliament-ftreet. At I Dindam in Perthfhire. the Hon. Major General John Hope. to Mifs Lida Dorothea Weddroturts, dui:Ma of Sir John Wedderburn, Dart. On the 3d init. at Leibury, Jelin flenlman, M.D. Edinburgh, to kids Mary Hay, daughter of Wm. Hay, Eli of Leba. y, Nortbutnbeiland. . At Glafgow, the 3tft tilt. Mr. George Haifa,.ld, fugal' hen ker there, to Milk liabelLa Cinipbcll, yoang.tt dAu er: late John Campbell, flunlilkin, mcrchant, Gr.:conck. Mai le 6