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1 I I FROM SATURDAY - NIGHT'S GA'ZE'TTE. ADMIR4L.TY-CIFFICE, MOVEMBER 10. Admiral tikr ROUEIt CURTIS has transmitted to Jour: WlLvs CROKER, Esq. a letter he had received from Captain MALCOLM, of his Majesty's ship Done gal, giving an account of his having; on the Gth inst. 'cantured off Cape Bareleur, the Surcouf French lug ge privateer, of fourteen guns and fifty six men ; she sA,AI the day befcre from Cherbourg, and had not made any capture. Vice-Admiral Sir JaMe.s SAUM ARE; Bart. and K.B. has transmitted to JOHN WILSON: C RORER, Esq. a let ter be had received from Rear-Admiral DIXON, re porting the capture of a Danish privateer, of bole guns and twenty-oire men, and the destruction of two others by his Majesty's slocp Diligence, and three lugger gan-boats, manned from his Majesty's ships Ruby, Edgar, and Ganges. Copy of a letter from Captain Robert Hall, commanding the Rambler gun-vessel, addressed to Commodore Penrose, senior Officer at Gibraltar, and transmitted by the latter to John Wil ton Croker, Esq. His Mrjesty's sloop Rambler, 'Gibralt ar, Sept. 29. Stn—ln consepence of your orders to proceed with the first division of the-flotilla to the Westward, in search of the enemy's priiateers, I left Gibraltar on the 26th, and hawng,previonsly recommitted the enemy's force at Barbet,,l judged' an attempt practi cable, which was put in execution on the night of the 28th, No. 14 being the curly beat in company. • I ac cordingly landed with part ()filer crew, that of the Rambler, and the marines and seamen of the Topaze, in all thirty, and, crossing the sand. hills, reached the' enemy's quarter, three miles. up the river of Barbet, tinder which lay a privateer protected by two six pounders, her own crew, and thirty French Dragoons; alter some sharp firing, in which oty men displayed much steadiness, the enemy retreated with the loss of five dragoons, seven horses, and two of the privateer's crew, which was immediately carried, our people swimming off to her in a most determined manner. After the guns were spiked, we embarked with thel loss of one marine killed, and one wounded. The conduct of all employed with me on this service was admirable : Lieutenant Seagrove, commanding No . 14, gave proofs of much skill and bravery, and the marines of the Topaze under Lieutenant Halstead, d!J eyerierredit to the . character of their corps ; and • the seamen. of that ship, who with ours had' been Constantly for twenty hour, at the, sweeps, 'anti e), in a bean surf, with7an alacrity that insured • spocess The capture of this, privateer must afford Much satisfactiorf, as, her properties of sailing and siveeping rendered her particularly offensive to un protected_resokin the Streight. I have the honour to ht, &c. (SiVn Ti ed) z,ossar ''A LL. 'William Parker, marine, /it; We:icy:a-aline, wounded. miurAgy PRomonoNs. fommissions sighed . by the_Lord Lieutenant. of the COlui—tro . f Fife. • Lieutenant lames Fyffe to be Captain, vice Campbell, previously • appointed to the Ayrithire Militia. Dated January a. - , 4 1810. Ensign Wm. Lawsua to. be Limn:slant, vice Fyffe, promoted.— Dated October 9, 1310. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 20th-ult. Rutland Militia. For John Bird, Gent. to be Eniign. Dated Sept. C 7, 1R 1 11. Reed John Bird, Gent. to be Liesitemett. Dated Sept. 27, 1610: BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Nov. 20. William Burt, of Tooiey-street, 'Southwark, Surrey+ oil-merchant, at •ne, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Joshua Brookman,late of the parish of St. John, near-Winches ter, Hants, tanner, to surrender November dit, at three, Nov. sg, at ten, and December 29, at the George Inn, Winchester. Attornies, Messrs. Allen, Clifford's Inn, London; or Mr. Latupard Winchester. William Chattertoo, of Manchester, confectioner, dealer and chapman, November 19, 26, and December 22 / at two, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Allis, Clua cary-la London ;or Mr. Cardwell, Manchester. • William Greenhow, of Manchester . , merchant,. dealer and chap man, November 20, 27, and December 22, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. .Attornies, Messrs. Duck worth, Chippetidail, ands Denison, Manchester. Thomas Strickland and Thomas Newby Brickwood, of Liverpool, merchants, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, December 4,5, and 22, at one, at the Globe Tavern, I.iverpool. Attornies, Mr. George Rowe, Wood street ; or Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southamptoo-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London. JOlvn Bull, Wiliam, Banks, and George Bryson, of King-street, • Cheapside, London / wholesale linen-drapers and copartners, dealers and chapmen, Nov. 13, 29, and Dec. 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Canterbury-square, Southwatk. Thomas Philp, lata of Plymotth-Dock, Devon, but "now of Hol e born, Middlesex, printer and bookseller, dealer and chapinan, November 13, I'l, and Dec. 22, at eleven, at Guildhall,London. , Attornies, Messrs. Williams and Darke, Prince's-street, Rste. Lion-square, London. • ThonnosGeorge Barton and William White Barton, of Liverpool, merehantiand`copartnet s, Nov. 28, 29, and Dec. 22, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Llver.pooL Artornies, Messrs. Rowlin.' son and Stn, I.iverpooi. Philip Ms-adoWe Talkie, of Liverpool, merchant, and John Tho mas late of t Buer.tia Ayres, but now of Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 3,2, and . 29, at one, at the Globe Tavern, At;prnies, Messrs. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool; or Mr. &nye i C hance ry -lane, Loudon. Isaac FeArun, of Chearide, I.onden, Norwich shawl-tnanufactu • rer, Novitolserl,2. ID, and Dec. 22, at twelve, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr: Birkett,l3ond-court, Walbrook. John Reynolds, late of Swansea. Glamorganslaire ' tanner, Nov. 26, 27, and December 22, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Swansea. Attornies ' Mr. Robert Nelson Thomas, Swansea; or Messrs. Priest and Browne, Lintolo's•lnn, Icikepli Pemberton, of Wood End, In the Foreig n and pirlah of Walsall, Staffordshire, coiy-dezder and cornafealer, dealer and cliaeman . , Nov. 28, at five, Nov. 29, and Dec. 22, at eleven, at the Littleton Arms Inn, Penkridge. Attornies, Messrs, Turner and Pike, No. S, Edoortisbury-square, London; or. 2A2r. • John Heeley, of Walsall. Joseph Roupd, late of Dudley, Worceetershim,' cordwainer, dealer and chapinan, Nov. 28, at free, Nov. 29, and Dec.?; at eleven, at the Littleton Arms Inn, Peukridge. Attornies, Messrs. 'Forney and Pike, l3loomattury-square, London; or Mr. John Heeley, of laiull. John Davis Bird, of Cardiff, Glamorganshire, bookseller, Nov. 27, at five, Nov. 28, and Dec. 22, at eleven, at the Cardiff= .Arras Inn, Cardiff. Atternies. Messrs. 'Covey and Yalines, Ntwaliarn, Gloucestershire; or Mr. lames. No. 12, Gray's fan, London. Mark Edward Ilumberston, of Kingston-up_on-Hull, spirit-mer chant, dealer and chapattis, Nov. 16, 20, and December 22, at eleven, at the Dog and Durk Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Auornies, Messrs. Thomas and• Charles Frost, Hull ; or Mess. Rosser aml Son, Bartlett's Anlidlogs, Holborn, London. Wlllian.) Harper, of Manchester, counts-manufacturer, dealer and thapnian, Nov. 21,27, and Dec. 22, at eleven, at the George- Inn, Deed gate, Manchester, Attornie Messrs. Fair thorne, and Clarke, Warnford.court, London; or Mr. lieslop, Ring•street, Manchester. John Soullay, of Barnard-Cessle, Durham, bookseller, dealer and, charnan. Nov. 21, 22, and Dec. 12, at twelve, at the King's Head Inn, Barnard-Castle. Attorniet,Mr.Wheldon, Barmaid; Castle ; or Messrs. Wharton and Dyke, scamps-Sidkithiii enaple.Londinn 4 Wmiatn lord, of Be ckingtoll, maker, dealer and chapman, eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Cannon-street, London; or Messrs.''" bridge, Wilts. George Murphy, of Bread-street, Cheapaids, London, calico. printer, dealer and chapman, Nov. 17, 24, and Dee. 22, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. G. Adams, Oki-Jewry.. Thomas Clayton, of Mtiitleithead, Berks, printer, bookseller, Ea:loner, dealer and chapman, Nev. 13, 24, and Dec. 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Stubbs and Medes, Birmingham ; or Mr. Egerton, Gray's Inn,-I.ondou. Marie Simeon, of Bath, lace merchant„ Nev. 17, 27, and De cember 22, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, laleeers. Nether sole and Portal,Essex- street, Strand, L ondon. Joshua Haworth, the younger, of Kingston-upon-Hull, Mer chant, Nov. 13, 21, and Dec. 22, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingston.upou-Hull. Attornies, Messrs Picard and Brandley, James Strickland, late of • Stourport, Worcestershire, skinner, dealer and chapman, Not. 23, 29, and Dee. 32, at eleven, at tie Star and Garter Inn, Worcester. Attornies, Mr. Long, Worcetter ; or Mr. Williams; Quality-Court-Chambers, Chan cery-lane, laindon. Edward Wickham Dickenson, of Liverpool, eneechant e Dec 3,4, and 2 3, at nee, at tlte - Glare Tavern, Joint-street, Liverpool. Attornies,, Messrs: Stanietreer and Eden, Liverpool : orMi JAti-street, Bedford-mw, l.ondnn. Henry Fourdrinier, of Cannon-sterol, London, paper-manufac turer, and Sealy Fourdrinier, of Charing-Cross, Lendoe, paper manufacturer, also manufacturers of patent machines, &c. No- a vember .17, .€l4 i and Dec. 22, at. ten at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. George Abbott, Alschurch.r.rd, London. John Richardson, of Berwick-nport-Tweed, merchant, dealer anti chapman, Nov. 24, Dec. 1, and 22, at ten, at . , Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Burnett, No. 4, Meddle Temple-lane, Loudon. George Schofield, of .Shrewshary, Salop, brazier, shppkeeper, dealer, and chapman, December 10, 11, and 22, at eleven, at the Ctowtir Ins, near Better-Cross, Shrewsbury. Attornies, Mr. Joliet Hill, Shreweboty ; or Messrs. Rosser and Son, hart. Hotiorn, London. Thomas Loading:on, now orlate of Northampton, mercer, dra per, defiler and cl.apnian, Dec. 3,4, at the Saracen's Head tun,' Towce,ter, and 22, at the Angel Inn, Northampton, at eleven.' Attornies, Mr I.ovell, Towcester ; or. Messrs. Foulkes, Long. dill, and eckitt, Gray's len, London. John Hewett, of Chester, lineti.dteper, Nov. 22, 23, and Dee. 22, at eleven, at tl.e Feather's Inn, Chester. Attorples, Mr. D. T. Jones, Chester ; or M r.. 1 arrant, Chancery-lane, London. Thomas Bell e of Nicholas e lane, London, merchant, insurance broker, dealer and chapman, Nov. 17, 24, and Dec. 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. Gregeon and Dixon, Angel-court, l'hregmorton-street. Richard Philp, the younger, and William Gosling, the younger, of Great St. Helen's, Londoi, upholsterers, merchants, dealers and chapmen, Nov. 17, at ten, 24, and Dec. 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Setree, No. 10, Saint Mary Axe, London. Richards Rohy, of. Bucidersbury, London, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, Nov. 17, at ten, 24-, and Dec. 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Mason. and Rogers, Foster. lane, Cheapside, London. Nathaniel James, of Manchester, victualler, dealer and chapman, Nov, In, 26, and Dec. 29, at three, at the Moseley Arnie Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, Lon don; or. Mr. Cardwell, Nituchemer- Adolphus Nordidad and lielaberity Middleton, of Kingston upem-Hull, copaetners, merchants, dealers and chapmen, Nov. 16, 17, and Dec. 22, at efeven at the George Inn, Kingston upon-Hul. Attorney, Mr. Martin, Hull. Ht2ltV John Waken, O,W/eon Falgate, llishopsgateatreet With out, Middlesex, cheetemonger, dealer and chapman, (survivng. partner of Frances Birkett, deceasetl,) Nov. 17 , at two, Nov. 27. and. Dec. 29, at one, at Guildhall, London. Anomie', Mesas. Willett and Annesky, Finsbury-square. Henry Culley, late of Brewer-street, Golden-square, parish of St. James, Westminster, grocer, dealer and chapman; Nov. 17, at two. 0.. 97, and Dec. 22, al one, at Guildhall: London. Arne...ley, Ms. S. W. lioung, Vine -street, Piccadilly. l'h owe teary, of Chatham, Kent, grocer, dealer and chapman, Non at tweliee, Nov. 24, at one, and Dec. 22, at ten, at Gaildhall;London." Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Cushion-court, Bread.street, London. Adam Morton, of Ham Common, Surrey, corn-deaden, dealer and chapman, Nov. 13, at eleven, Nov. 20, and D e c. 22, a t one, at Guildhally London. Attornies, Messrs. alieckett and Weale, Broad -street, Golden-square. William Thornber, of Monzuoutlnetreet, Seven Dials, Middle.. sex, grocer, Nov. 13, 27, and Dec. 32, at. eleven, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. R. S. Taylor, Field-court, Gray's lon. William Blore, of Knightsbridge, Middlesex, carpenter, dealer and chapman, Nov. 13, 17, and Dec. '22, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr: Mills, Vintastrret, John Tfthirington, late of Liverpool, nierchens, dealer lad chap men, Dec. 3, 4 and 22, at eleven, at the. Georg e Inn, Dale. street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Military and Cartwright, Liverpool. James Mann, late of Harbury, 'Werwlckehire, draper, dealer end chapman, Dec. n, 4, and 22, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Ship ton-up ou-Stower, Worcestershire. Attorney, Mr. Edgard Eyre, No. 3, Gray's-inn-square ; or Mr. James Findun, Ship ton-upon-Stower. Samuel Howarth, late of Witley, Surrey, turner,dealer and eaap- Man, Nov. 20, at twelve, Nov. 24„ at one, ateiDec. 2e, at eat, at Guildhall, Louden. Attorney, Mr. Willis, Hoxton-square. William Burnham Shaw, of St. Paul's Church-yard, Lozeion, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, Nov. 17 and 24, at one, and Dec. 22, atetwelve, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Kirk man, No. 9, Cloak-lane. James Champ, of Chichester, Sussex, money scrivener, fleeter and chapmaq, Nov. 17, at two, Nov. 27, and „Dec. 2e, al one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. C. Few, Nu. 2, Hen rietta-street, Covent Garden. James dill and William Watson, of Liverpool, copartners, mer ckanks, brokers, dealers and chapmen, Dec. 3,4, and 22, at , twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Atteruies, Mr. Blacketock, Paper Buildings, 'Temple; or Mr. Platt, Liver pool. MOW Haycock, late of the narish. of St. Mary, Whitechapel, Middlesex, victualler, dealer, and cliamnan, Nov. 13, 24, and Dec. 22, at ttn, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. W. and S. Argil, No. 71, Whiteebapel-road. Jettatkao Hopkins, of Worcester, merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec- 3,4, caul 22, at eleven, at the Hop-pole-inn, Worcester. Attorney, Mr. William Welles, Worcester; or Mr. James Platt, Tanfiebl-court, Tentple, London. Thomas Croft Huxley, of Liverpool, grocer, dealer and chap man, Nov. 17 and 517, at twelve, and Dec. 22, at eleven, at Guilikell, London. Attorniea, Messrs. Young and Hughes, Itssee-street, Strand. William Crealey, Samuel Crosley, and John Crosley, of Hollins, near Halifax, Yorkehlre, and of Baeinglialleumet, London, copartners, woollen-manufacturers, warehousemen, dealers and chapmen, Nov. 13, 24, and Dec. 92, at elevep, at Guild hall, London. Attorzum, Mari e Swain, Si.eventi, and Ma ples, Old Jewry, London. James Dent, of Quebec-street, Portman-square, Saint Mary-la benne, Middlesex, butcher, Nov. 17, at one, Nov. 37, at twelve, and Dec. 29, as eleven, at Guildhall,' London. At torney, Mr. Bellamy, No. 114 Clliford's-inn. John Strettell Brlcknood, of Stoke Newington, P.'llddler.ex, brewer, Nov. 17, Dec.l and 22, at ten, at Guildhall, L on don.. Anoraks, Messrs , Parnther and Son,Londonenreet. George Hooper, of Long-alley (alias Little Cheapside), Moor fields, Middlesex, victualler, dealer and chap:next, Nov. 12, 24, ' and Dec. 22, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Anoraks; Messrs. Collins and Waller. Spital-square, London. James Conde, of Upper Cleveland-street, Fiz;roy.square, Mid dlesex, baker, Nbv. 13, 24, and Dec. T 2., at eleveu, at Guild ' hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Stcevcntou, Checquer-court, I Chasing Cross. William Darling, of York-street, Lock's-At-kb, Southwark, Sur- rey, victualler, dealer anti chapman, Nov. 26, Dec. 3, anti 3.2, I attwelve at Guildhall, London. Atternoy, Mr. Loxley, No co, Cheapside. DIVIDENDS. Nov, /S. Wm. Henry Troutbeck, of the Minorks, London, victualler, at. ten, at Guildhall.--Nov. 211. John Hirst, of Bristol, grocer, at twelve,* the Bush Tavern, Brien:l-Nov. 27. That Payne, late of Ashford, Kent, grocer, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Ashford.-..Nov. 23. Charles Tuthill, late of Great St. Helen's, London, and now of Norwich, merchant, at three, at the gin g 's plead kin, Norwich.---Nov. 23. Joseph Driver Cock and James Pitchers, of Norwich, wine and 'liquor-merchants, at four, at the King's Head tun in Norwich.--Nov. 17. * Charles Wright, of Aldgate LondonetObaccontst, at tine, at Guildhall, Amory 1. Wis. Clancy, of Si. Mary Asa, Lokaniamecchaat, *` at -at - - ot Net. , Crotched • Friars, at i 7. Joshua Metcalf, of New Lora:kin-street, Grutehed Friars, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.— Noe, es. W m . Chesson Shepherd, of Nottingham, iron -merchant, at ten, at the Punclißewt, Nuttingham.—Nov. 2S. Branch,•of Manche*. ter, broker and cotton-spinner, at two. at he Doff avert), Don,- gate, Manchester.—Nov. 1:7. George Malfalieu, of Salford,' Lan cashire, cotton-manufreturcr, at eleven, at the Gentgr. inn,ll:ans gate, Mancheater----N6v. 27. l'holas of Fotdenton,Lan cashire, dealer and chaptuan, at two, at the George inn, Deans gate, Manchester,--Nov. K. James Payne, of West-square, Southwark, Surrey, army contractor and baker, at one, at Guild ' hall.---Nov. 15, Thomas Phillips, of Plough -court, Lombard street, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall-"-Nov. to. Ben jamin Greaves and James Greaves, of Mesa-1 , 4 1 h; lislaini t mer chants, at nine, at the White Hart lup, HuAlcienfield.—Dec. 1. William Audley, of Bristol, linen-draper, dealer and. chairman ' at twelve, at the Bush 'I avern, lirivtol. • 77.74 s +.7".iVlWZZira.g";f r iPermr7,o7l3 l flrif 9 Rrilfti/Ww - ,MirA4 • N . , . •;!. . •r, . • :ckington, Stmleiletshire, maittter, ma. le , at G u at i at—Yaix, 1t jefekairrasha Aidenuaabirr, chapman, Nov. 13, 17, amd Dee. 22, at L a ndow, war, se. oaf, at Qmiighail r —pefe oiforo v vimpd I. Attornles, Mr. Oakley, Martina lane, gam„ Lao L ye , o f !ma; and also Warnainstei, Wilts, OH don ;or Messrs. and Busk, Trow- common ers , a t eleven, at the Yak :Hotel; 17. so u r s Clutalas Henry- Kisuffroas, rate of -Now 1404oauscrept. park i rsii i nw Bread-street, Cheap i ida. London , calico- cited Friars, merchant, at ten , at ataildba:l.- Nov. 27. John Gabes chap /nail, N0v..17, 24, and Dee. 22, at • . of New London -street, Crotched Friars , nwrebant , at ten , at Rey POLICE. Bow-sTREBT.-- - -FridAy night, Henry Pray and Da vid *Gordon, two lads about 18 ye trs of age, w4. , ce brought before Mr. - Re3d, in custody of Godfrey and Flackmam, belonging. to the office, charged with being 'deserters from tho.9.sth regiment of Light Dragoons. The prisoners not denying the ch.trge they wet e corn nmittcd to the Say . orprisou. _ . A man ‘...tio said his name was Join Book, of very genteel appearance, was charged with defrauding Hr. Coleman, Westmoreland-street, St. NI arylubanni.', of a watch. I s The prosecutor stated, that on the 2J instant the 'ltrisoner came to his shop, and said.he wantA a new watch. The prosecutor asked what sort of a watch ? h • The prisoner replied a gold one ; and observed that he had purchased one of him before, which proving a very good one, induced him to come to his shop again ; the prosecutor shewed him several watches, and lie at last ordered one that was to cost 30 gui neas.' The prosecutor stating that he could not get it done till about Christmas, the prisoner obsct-A, that would be a very. long time for him to be without a watch,• and asked the prosecutor to lend him a watch in , the mean: time, which the prosecutor did, presenting. him with a watch that was worth about four guineas ; but Observed, as the prisoner was A stranger to him, he must request a deposit to be left. The prisoner replied, that he had unfortunately come out without suf4cierit cashlnt if the prosecutor wo* call at his house, he svoi,a give him eight or, ten pounds as. a. deposit, Which he sripposed - would be sufficient • and at the saute time took up a piece of paper with the greatest degree of coqseqrience, and wrote his address, Mr. Brown, 26,.ctuaon-sheet, May-fair." The prosecutor said he did not rertuire , any further deposit than the value of the oid watch ; but the prisoner sai4 he would give him a check upon his banker for 45, as - oe uuver drew for less than that sum, and wrote the. following draft— " London, Nov. 2, 18.10. " No. 17, Philpnt-lane, Fenchurels.streei. " Me.,srs. John Alexander and Co. please to pay Mr. Cole man, or bearer, five pounds on demand. 44 'L.S. " J. 8R0W311.. The prisoner added, that if the prosecutor did not pay the check away, and would send it to his house' the next day, he would give him the cash. The pro. secutor, however, presented the check for payment where it was drawn, the next day ; .but payment was refused, with the observation, that it was good fur nothing, and. the drawer's real name was John Boote. A similar charge was exhibited against the priso. ner by a watchmaker of May's-buildings. William Ford. was charged, on Friday night, with breaking - the shop windoiv of Mr. Alex-mace, in Prince's-street, Soho. J. Brand said, that ahout kix o'clock in the evening, he was sitting in the kitchen, when he was informed that a man was cutting the shop window, on which he went into the street by tbn private door, when he saw the prisoner and auother snap walking in front of the window ; and soon after the prisoner cut a pane of glass, and had something in !:is hand resembling a diamond,, upon which he seized him and the other man, but the latter ran away. The above was crmfirmed by Mr. Alexander, jun. arta' who also identified another man, who said his name was John Eastons, and who was in custody, to be the man who was in company with the prisoner. They were committed for further examinauon. Saturday the new LORD MAYOR presided for the first time in the Justice Room at the Mansion Bow. No eases of any impertance came before his Lordship. One woman was charged with stealing a bundle of clothes, and remanded, because the good; could not be found. About 50 officers and extra constables were sworn in. Saturday a Kiker's apprentice was brought to the Whitechapel Office, charged by his master with steal. ing Sibs. of meat cut off from a number of iindresse.d" joins sent in to be baked that day. He had concealed the meat in his hat; and was going out with the sup posed intention of disposing of them at a neighbour-. ,ing public-house to some Labouring men, when the detection took place, by his hat being, accidentally knocked off. He did not deny the erime,but plea Jed, that he boarded himself, and that the wages his mas• ter allowed him were inadequate to his maintenance. The Magistrates, finding that the allowance was less, than usually paid, desired it might he increased to t specified sum, and dismissed the party with a seVere rebuke. W. Pail Ayer was on Saturday fully committed from Hatton-Garden for stealing a quantity of cheese from a cheesemonger's shop on Satfron•hill : as were two females, named, Olfich and golith, for robbing two men, whom they had inveigled into a house in New Rents, St. Mardn's-le-Gran.d. Sattirday, at Union-Hall, several pedlars were fined each, tar selling their articks withent licences. adder Walton, who was tried at the last Old /Wei Syssions for coining, but acquitted an a point of l,iw, was brought. to the Public ()thee 'in Worship -street, on a charge of enlisting into different regimen's, and receiving the bo unt y- money from eac h, and after wards deserting. He waOrent to the Savoy, Some feltows were appreiiended at Kentish- tOWII and Highgate on Thursday, in consequence of having sold several forgeries of a pottrbroke.'z duplicates for watches, gold chains, silver srnons, &c. which ar ticles had never been paWned. This frauciperiginatel in a theft from the piwnbrokees window., of a number of blank duplicates, which the thieves filled up, and which their accomplices have been.selling ever 41M . enticett.INTELLIG EN . Ottoea, Nov. IR.—Rawer lost atm* College. when Mr. Napier. of Oriel at skit *le% IiCCUMASTICAL ritomoTlONl. Rev. Mosel %meek ktlow ad Magdalen ' versity, Is preamod taa the rtaary of dot:tel. Rev. Joka King. M A. laic/a MatAialeo to the roaory of /dater, Surrey, vacant by the Richard Cecil. Rev. Chafes /errant, M. A. late bridge, to the vicarage of Cobham, 1 13 f the Ann , Kialatial CeFd. The !kin of P . aaeras worth .0.1t:00 `dank br.'Cliasapoess , devolved a^all dtalbdiaor Caeser4.Be. Peel's t..thildr.4. LIPSR.POI O NO, On Saturday evening. the a; Mr. WILLiAII Ithcaoar, as f.esicles at, the village of. HOhall, returning borne on horseback I through the vi loge of Walton, from tfutt place, he was stnpr look him up a lane a Shoo. road, and demanded. his money, them liehadmot•much, and:that f who ho . ,dibeen to Liverpool for demandcxl his,watch, which he ktt from ban 2s. Gd. in silver, nife ; they desired him to go Ascmft had in a pocket-book • besides some bank-notes.inhis the robbers fortunately did not description of the robbers and lice Officers of Liverpool. bert Sherlock and William Flinn, apprehended near the docks, seamen,,pretending to belong They answering. the. descripti , . Mr. Miller, the inperintendam ade inquiries respecting ahem. of which Mr. Ascroft had ken to them, and he identified Shea) .the men why robbed him, and to be the. other. The prisoners are fully committed . next Lancaster Ass . ..zes. Some time ago a Ph rtogneL riot in Frgdef.:k-stmt, LivorpoOl7 and a yowl& matt, pt tlic name -- 'fully committed for to ial . at 'sizes, for the minder of identified by sever# persons mob, amity have bzen. seen 'and licard . 4o 4ncourage Arsons . sayipa, " Give it tq him !" A private soldier; advinsisne an, a deserter froth the 2d-' German Legion, clandestinely. cupiesi by Easi Camden on Brighton,aboot seven o'clock Lay; gained admittance intolier and rifled her drawers of trinkets, . )LiSeT valuables. He was apprehended a a field between. Shoceham. - tttoinpted to cut his throat FutEs.—A fire broke out on it:4%! hou se of Mr. Lampiough, .which burned with great turf :berm. assistance. coulld he procuieds were bunt to Jeathp ausi another to =aye no hopci of its recovery. furniture were nearly destro!, The 'per states, .4 that many depredai and a considerable part of sheavcs.'? • • A man was. ta,lsen, up a fcw in the Isle of Man, chargrd wii news for ten and eleven Shillin_ upon his defend:, he acknowledged t:t4tt fta said kw; made teu.rdreas SEA.COAL METERS' OFFICE, NEWCASTLE COAL. 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No. canvass. ..- . rELtragmcz. ....... ist done on the elt::';eg ~ , of Odd Ct.leg,, w., c . 4,. mourning. ilogdaleo call r, la ttao • tno. of itovurt. Wslb. Maga*s cillegr, roas44 A cant by dse dec.ase et the p., t te of MeinNen ege, r: 4 . 3 . Senn. vac- 16 4 by ibt.l;ee.: 11000 per eaten, hat, 17 g., 1 a- 4 alo to th e potiontaaso 4 441.4. IV4AfBEp S. e 27th of Oct siver Isl. an opulent Usurer, v 5..... sail, near. Li vet ins.'s, was ick trona Liverpool, jns ken, about three ini'i , Aped by two men, who t distance from the 145 loner. Mr. &mit t. td 1::1t he was only a servant' Or letters. '.qhe men fat he gave them, they .1 , 0 r, a small comb .Ital 1, , r.: ►ct on; andleft hirm Mr. in his coat - packet. 4 44 is breeches- pockets. whisk ,ot discover. He gave a d of his watch us the Pa On the next even:.. Ro. linn, two Isis/mien, were i, in the act of steeping g to tae prat-gang, Linn given ot the token, not of Police at Liverpool. em. The watch and comb fen robbed, wcre t: Iced Sherlock as being er... of ad said be helicvd Flinn :owl:fitted for trial at the ese valor was killed in a ?op', near the Old Dock; 3e 0E George Stainfield,ja the next Lancaster As- F the l'ort num, he being 'as the ringleader of the with a stave in his hand. ms to strike the deceased. 11,. name of Frederick Hof- f battalion of the King's 4y.entened the house m- om the Marine Parade. 1 on. the evening of Tees- 'her Ladyship's chamber, vest, wearing apparel, and irelvended ling in a ditch n wide that ocnen. having . wawa be food iinticit m Thursdax sennight in p tanner, near Doiltastrt, y for upwards of an hear procured. Five horn ther so much wombed as co eery. The house and ed. The Doncaster Pa. tda tient were committed, the corn carried oE is iv dal4 alto at Dongly. with offering to tell g 64 lings each. NVl:ri ria edged the tact, observin: tv.eas sidlings. CE, LO KDON, NOV. 10. Knots. solo, and reel. ploy, I %%Woe& f!oiar. mr. 5. 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