Star. — London, England, 1810-09-12 00:00:00

LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTL ,ANKRUPTCr ENLARGED. Henning, of Leicester-equate, Middlesex, upbot. • Guildhall. Sharpe, of Great Peter-street, West Minster, Guildhall. 'yatt, of Mitre-codtt, Aldgite, Landon, Whole at ten, at Guildhall. Pearson, of Hyde's Croft, Miulchestet, grocer ten, at Guildhall, London. Benjamin, late of Chatham, Kent, but new King's Beach,) glass and chinaman, dealer ten, at Guildhall. Dallies, of Liverpool, Shopkeeper, dealer and at the Palace Inn, Manchester. BANKRUPTS. of Threadneedle-street, London, Merchant, mien, to surrender September 15, 18, and Octo • Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Latkow, Wardrobe 2ommons. ,g, of Manchester, manufacturer, dealer and sober 5,6, and 23, at eleven, it the Star Inn, in ttornies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southarop • Chancery-lane, London ; er Mr. lephion, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, milliner, Sept. I 4, i 3, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Great Yar )rnies, Mr. Robert Cory, Great Yarmouth ; or • and Metcalfe, No. 5, Lincoln's-Inn New- Bush-lane, Cannon-street, London, and Great -I.ll,wick-square, Middlesex, merchant, factor, non', : , eptember 15, 29, and October 2S, at Atro Mies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, and. Maple, Old Jevary, London. Banaia d o f ,:ovland, near Halifax, Yorkshire, fustian-nia. nufacturer, dealer and chapman, October 5,6, and 23, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Cliarcery-lane, London ; er Mt. Knight, Manchester. John Bickford, late of Brixham, Devonshire, grocer, dealer and L harman, September 21, 22, and October 23, at eleven, at the New London Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. J. V. Bridgman, Dartmouth ; or Messrs. Foulkes, Longdill and Bec.kitt, Gray's Inn, London, Samuel Hollyinan, of Caine, Wilts, victualler, riealer and chap rnan, October 8,9, and 23, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball h:4, Bath. Attornie*, Messrs. Blakes, Cook'aacourt, London; or Messrs. Parkers, Axbridge, Somerset. Tbanta , Gordon, of Tower-street, London, wine and brandy n:achac:t, dealer and chapman, September 15,18, and October at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Swain, No. 5. Now Basinghall-street, London. John Fairburn, of the Minories, London, bookseller, publisher, &ler and chapman, September lit at twelve, Sept. 22, and October 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attomies, Messrs. J. and W. Richardsons, New Inn. Ferri Carpenter, of Seven Oaks, Kent, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, September 18, 29, and October 23, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attarnies, Mr. King, Castle -street, Hol born, London ; or Messrs. Hutchins and Hader, Seven-Oak DIVIDENDS. Thomas Waghora, of Romford, Essex, draper and taylor, Octo ber 2.0, at twelve, at Guildhall.—John Gotr, late of Armley, Leeds, Yorkshire, clothier, October '22, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds.—Satnuel Rains!) , and Peter Aldrich, te Bishop's Stortferd, Herefordshire, upholsterers, October 16, at ten, at Guildhall.—Mary Richards, of Vauxhall, Aston, near Isirmingham, Warwickshire, dealer and chapwoman, October 15, at tlevrn, at thu Royal Hotel, Temple-row Birmingham. Lines Sbake ,, haft, jun. of Widegate-street, Bis hopsgaterstreet, London, de.der in china and earthenware, October 20, at twelve, at Guildliall.—Jahn Banister Hudson, late of Hackuey-Grove, liiddlebtx, and of the Old City Chambers, London, merchant, Ocbber 13, at ten, at Guildhall.—George Fenwick, of Mary h-bonne, Middlesex, veterinary-surgeon, October 13, at ten, at Guildhall —Richard Cooper, ' of Paradise -street, St. Mary la-bonne, Middlesex, plasterer, Sept. 22, at twelve, at Guild hall.—Joseph Alcocks, of Nettlebed, Oxfordshire, victualler. October 5, at eleven, at the Old Angel Inn,'New Woodstock.— Julio Symonds, of R amaden, Oxfordshire, horse-dealer, Octo b.r 3. at eleven, at the Old Angel Inn, New Woodstock.— John Baines, late of Ashford, Salop, farmer, October 2, at eleven, at the White Horse Inn, Ludlow.--James Hitchcock; o.ber.vito David James, late pra ctising physic, by the name or de.criptioa of Dr. James, No. 32, WeMose-square, Middlesex, but late of ;.ralccates, Yorkshire, white-lead merchant, Octo ber 2, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Whitefriar-gate, Kings- Popplestone, of Plymouth, grocer, October 9, at twelve, at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth.— John South, of Cardiff, Glamorganshire, ironmonger, October 12, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Small-stre3t s Bristol. rao l l4 LA BANI 2 David Hen r a t ten, at ster- t•er 13. John Si • - r, at ten, at G - John Wyat :: a •ioner, at te s 8. Jahn Year ryad te a-dealer, at snt Beq)jalllill r ioner in the 3 Prisoner Chartlin, at to Morris D Er - :. 28 ' l ha proan, at ten, 1 Richard Bland, late chapms 4toe; 23, at one, at Place, Doctor:-Co i gt heie Fielding, October M an chester, Atto t.n Building, C Manchteer. 4 Mary Camerae, of , and October L o uth, Attornie Hanrott ware, London. Thoala , Caw, of B Corant.t.treet, dealer and char twrlve, at WUXI THE ARMY. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCE OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 8. Medical Establishment for the Military Department of the Ordnance. Ismestddnwes, Gent. to be Second Assistant-Surgeon, ♦iceWar dell, resigned. Dated August 25,1210. Commission in the 5d Battalion of East Gloucester Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Francis George Smyth, Esq. to be Lientenant•ColsaeL Dated June 19, 1810. HORSE GUARDS, SEPT. D. His MAJESTY having been graciously pleased to 'command, that in commemoration of the brilliant victories obtained by divisions of his army over the, enemy in the battles of Roleia, Vimiera, also in the several instances where the cavalry had an opportu nity of distinguishing themselves against the enemy in Spain, and in the battles of Corunna and Talavera de la Reyna, the undermentioned Officers of the Army, present on those occasions, should enjoy the privileges of wearing a Medal ; and his MAJESTY having approved of the medal which has been struck, is pleased to command that it should be worn by the General Officers, suspended by a ribbon of the colour of the sash, with a blue edge, round the neck; and by the Commanding O ffi cers of (not being of rank inferior to Lieutenant;Colonel), and the Chiefs of Military DepartmeMts, attached by a ribbon of the same colour, to the button-hole of their uniform. His MAJESTY has also been pleased to command, that the medals which would have been conferred upon the Officers who have fallen at or died since the above -named actions, shall, as a token of respect for their memories, be deposited with their respective families : - - LIEUTtNANT GENERALS Mr John Moore, K.B. Sir David Baird, Sir John Hope, K.B. Mackenzie Pram, Lord Paget, and Viscount Wellington, K.B. MAJOR-GENERALS air John Sherbrook, K.B. William Payne, Lord William Ben thick, Hon. Edward Paget, Sir Brent pencer, K.B. Sir Sta pleton Cotton, Bart. Rowland Hill, Coate Manningham, William Carr Beresfard, Ronald Craefurd Ferguson, Henry Warde, lames Leith, lain Randall Mackenzie, and Christo pher Tilt= BRIGADIER-GENERALS John Slade, Moore Disney, William Palmer Adana, Miles Nightingdie, Alexander Campbell, Henry Frederick Campbell, Richard atewart, Hon. Charles Stewart, Ernest Baron Lang worth, Alan Cameron, Bernard Foord Bowes, Henry lane, Robert Anstruther, George Anion, James Catlin Craufurd, and Edward Howarth, (Artillery.) COLONELS Sigeornuod Baron Low, King's German Legion; Robert Cheney, ist Foot Guards, sd battalion; Wm. Anson, Ist Foot Guards, Ist battalion ; John Stratford Saunders r 61st Foot ; Andrew Hay, --, 40th Foot; Robert Hon. Edward Stop- Walker, SOth Foot ; and George Murray, 1 4111 . 17-14' Merle Ditaean Driinuemsd, 11th Fiat; lisiord Hulse. cau se:earn Guards ; George Leigh, 1011 Li g h t D ragoons ; Guest 45th, Foot; lasses Wyatt',, 4th' Post; Oliver Thomas Jones, 18th Light Dragoons; Dads Pak, 74th Foot; Sir Granby Thomas Cakraft, 3d Dragoon Guards ; Lord Robert Edward Henry Somerset, 4th Dragoons ; Rabat Rost 20tk Foot ; Alex. Napier, 92d Foot; Joseph Foller Cokestream Guards; Ralph Darling, 51st Foot; Sir Windhani W. Dania& Sd Foot Guards; James Stirling, 42d Foot; John Harding, Commanding Royal Artillery; Samuel Venables Hiade, 32d Foot ; Colciuhoun Grant,lsth Light Dragoons ; hmes Lyon. 97th Foot ; Sir William Myen, 9th Foot • Thomas Sidney Beckwith, 95th Foot ; Charles 13. Taylor ' , 20th Dragoons; Hon. George A. F. Lake, 29th Foot; Frederick de Atensehild, Ist Light Dragoons King's German Legion; Philips Cameron, 79th Foot; Alex. Gordon, 83d Foot; Richard Hussey Vivian, 7th Light Dragoons; Charles Donnellan, Ist battalion 48th Foot; Charles P. Belson, lst battalion 28th Foot; James Mu ter, ad Foot ; John Stewart, 9th Foot ; Henry Torrens, 89th Foot; Daniel White, 29th Foot; John Braun., 2d Line Bat talion King's German Legion ; Henry Seymour, 28d Light Dra goons • George Ridout Bingham, Sad F oot ; H on. Ch ar l es Greville, 38th Foot ; William M axwe ll, Ist b atta li on 26t h Foot; Charles Fine, 59th Foot ; James Bathurst, 60th Foot ; Hoylet Framingham, commanding Royal Artillery ; John B. Mackenzie, sth Foot; Robert Barclay, 524 Foot; William Henry Bunbury, 3d Foot, commanding Ist battalion of De tachments ; William Robe, commanding Royal Artillery ; George James Bruere Tucker, Deputy-Adjutant -General ; John Cameron, 9th Foot; Jasper Nicolls, 2d battalion 14th Foot; George Henry Duckworth, 2d battalion 48th Foot ; John Ross, 52d Foot, ed battalion; William Edgell Wyatt, 2d battalion 234 Foot; William Ironmonger, 2d Foot; Archibald Drummond, 3d Foot ; Edward Cepson, sth Foot, 2d battalion Detachments ; Henry Cranford, Ist battalion 9th Foot ; Edw. Hull, 2d battalion 43d Foot ; William Douglas, 91st Foot ; Chichester Macdonnell, 824 Foot; and Richard Fletcher, corn manding Royal Engineers. By his Majesty's command, Davin DONDAS, Commander-in-Chief. H. To RR iss, Lieut. Col. and Mil. Sec. With a view to be prepared against any adverse .pent, as well as to enable Lord WELLINGTON to Maintain his positions in Portugal, large reinforce ments are to be sent out immediately —among the regiments destined for this service are the 71st and 92d Highlanders, at present at Deal and Canterbury, who were on Monday ordered to hold themselves in readiness for embarkation, as soon as the troop ships destined to receive them are arrived in the Downs. Orders were on Sunday received in Chatham dock , yard to expedite the fitting of the Romulus and Agin. court, two of the ships appropriated for the above purpose, as well as to urge the equipment of all the line-of-battle ships previously directed to be got ready. A Medical Staff for an army of 10,000 men, is to assemble immediately at Portsmouth. They are in tended as a reinforcement for Lord WELLINGTON.— This reinforcement will be composed of detachments from this country, from Cadiz, and from Halifax. The 79th and 94th regiments are on their passage from Cadiz for Lisbon ; two more regiments will fol low • and a regiment is expected from North Ame r i ca . Major NAPIER, who commanded the 50th Regi ment at Corunna, when it charged so gallantly and drove the French from the village, is now serving with Lord WELLINGTON'S army as a volunteer, and had two horses wounded under him in the action on the banks of the Coa. Several of the Officers who were badly wounded in the action of the 24th July, are, we hear, to come to England, and Officers to go out from their secduci battalions to supply their places until they are fit for duty again, as Lord WELLINGTON wishes to have his corps fully officered. The sickly season is coming on very fast ; some invalids must be expected. We are happy to state, from the best authority, that many of those Officers who were slightly wounded have re turned to their duty. Monday morning, 150 recruits marched from the Depot at Maidstone, for Portsmouth, from whence they are to embark for Sicily, in order to join the 20th Light Dragoons there. Ballotted men, under the Militia Completion Act, not enrolled by themselves or substitutes before the Ist of the present month, will be entitled to half the current price of substitutes, but not to the RIO 10s. allowed before the Ist of September. The Act does not make any provision for extending the Govern ment allowance of RIO 10s. beyond the Ist instant. An answer to this effect has been received from the, War Office, in reply to an inquiry on that subject. The sentence of the General Court• Martial lately held at the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, for the trial of Captain William Mason, Adjutant of the 2d regi ment of Tower Hamlets Militia, on five charges pre. ferred against hi m by private Richard Throp,of thesaid regiment, was yesterday promulgated to the officers of that corps at Deptford, by Major-General TURNER, commanding the London brigade. Captain Mason was fully acquitted of the lst,2d, and 3d charges, and partially so of the 4th and sth ; but the Court di rected him to be reprimanded for having struck Ser jeant Wood and private William Wright, which re primand was accordingly given by the Major-General, whose urbanity of manners was such, as effectually relieved Captain Mason's mind from the acuteness of feeling he could not fail to experience in hiving, for the first time. during a service of 25 years, incurred the censure of his superiors. Wednesday last was committed to Galway Gaol, John Regan, a private belonging to a party of the 51st regiment k on the recruiting service there, charged with having, on the preceding night, wantonly stabbed Edmun4 Lee, an inhabitant of that town, with a bayonet. A few evenings since a fellow went into a chemist's shop, in New -street, Covent-garden, and in the most daring manner took up a medicine chest, worth be tween six and seven guineas, and ran oft with it ; there was only a female in the slink), who was struck with so much terror, that she had not power to give an alarm till it was too late. • Smut-rum—LA. 4 at the LifFord assizes. Ireland, a cause was tried, in which Edward Dogherty, a far ' mer, in the county of Donegal, was plaintiff, and Patrick Connoll, an assistant•surgeon in the Dublin City Militia, was defendant ; the action was to recover damages for the loss of the services of his tep -daughter who was some time ago seduced by thelaintiff, to whom she bore a child the damages were laid at £5OO. The case was much aggravated on the part of the defendant, by it appearing that he refused to make any provision for the child, although frequently requested to do so. The Jury, in a few minutes, re turned a verdict for the . plaintilf £lOO, and 6J. costs. NAPAL nitrat tgivc2, PALMOTTrti I SEPT. b. sailed the Manchester packet frith the Mails . last month, for the Brazils and the Express packet for Cadiz.—Wind North. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. to. Arrived the PEACOCK sloop, from a Mize on the Coast.of France ; and the AMETHYST frigate, from a cruize off the coast of Spain. Sailed the GLEANER ketch, to relieve the BRITANNIA, cruizing in the Sound. Came in the Union, from Atherica, captured by a French privateer, and recaptured by the Pow- TIERS man of war. Sailed the SEINE frigate, and PHEASANT sloop of war, on a cruize; and the EMMA gun-brig, for Cadiz. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. Arrived the SYBELL.E from Cork ; Royalist, Agin. court, Nile, and Thetis transports from Guernsey— the latter have gone down to Cowes.—Wind S. E. Hay, Ist battalion ROYals • lames Ketninis, Burne, 36th Foot; Rams; Shaw Doukin ; ford, 3d Foot Guards; George Townsend V Samuel Hawker, 14th Light Dratoons • an 2d Foot Guards.l9narter-Master-Ounk) . . DEAL, SEPTEMBER 11. Arrived his Majesty's ship HANNIBAL, Sir Thomas WILLIAMS ; and the MELPOMDNE frigee, from Ports. mouth ; RINALDO sloop of war, from a cruize.— Wind S, W. CHATHAM, SEPT. 9. The FREYA is ordered to he paid off. The ANTE LOPE arrived at her moorings here yesterday. ABERDEEN SEPT. 4. - - - The sloop Peterhead Packet, PHILP, of and for this place, from Sunderland, with lime, in coming too close round the Girdleness on the evening of Sunday last, struck the rock called the Girdle, and soon after fell on her broadside, the crew having barely time to launch their boat, and get clear of the vessel. Next day, owing to the deck blowing up, and part of the rigging being cut away, the mast broke from her, and the vessel drifting from the rock was carried to the southward by the flood tide, and found near the Cove by three boats from that place, which towed her into this bay ; being nearly under water, she was with some difficulty got into the harbour on Wednesday, very much damaged, but with great part of her ma terials still on board, some part of them being pre viously saved. _ _ The Cambria, PIRIE, on her outward passage to America, was put back to Thurso on the 29th ult. in a gale from the westward ; and reports, that the Hope, of Peterhead, had been twice put back to Thurso, and had latterly bore away for Stromness. The Cambria spoke a vessel only three weeks from Miramichi, having, as it would appear, had strong westerly gales in the Atlantic. TORBAY, SEPTEMBER 9. Arrived from Ireland, where she has safely escorted liter last convoy, and sailed again last evening after post for Portsmouth, his Majesty's sloop Ecuo ; also arrived from Jersey, and sailed again this afternoon for Liverpool, the schooner Agnes, Salmi, master ; the Minerva, Srocummt muter, also sailed this even ing for Newport. CORK, SEPTEMBER 5. Arrived the BRISK sloop and DRUID frigate, front a eruize. GREENOCK, SEPTEMBER 8. Arrived, in distresi, the American ship George and Susin, WOOD, from Liverpool, bound to Virginia, having sprung a leak in a heavy gale on Monday, to the westward of Ireland. Also, the NORTM STAR and HAWK[ sloops of war, from a cruise. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVISEND, SZPTEMIIIeIt 11.—No arrivals.--Salled the Orb, 11W, for Gibraltar; and the Kingston, Leslie, for Boston. Two brigs belonging to Sunderland were captured on Friday last, near the Isle of Wight. . it is stated that 19 privateers are fitting out at St. Maloes, 10 at La Hogue, and six at Rochelle. and will be ready for sea In a very short time. The Dorida, Clement, from Amelia Wand for Sheerness, foun dered at sea, in lat. 39. 19.—crew arrived at Portsmouth in the Sophia, for the former place. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. The Blonde, for la Felicit6, captured June 18, 1809, will be paid to-morrow, at No. £2, Aruudel-strect, London, awl there recalled. The Owen Glendower, for le Cam!, captured March 11, 1810, was paid this day, at No. 42, Mary -street, rortsaioutb, and will be there recalled. The Comus, for the Frederickswaern, captured Aug. 14,1807, will be retailed at No. 3. Brick-court, Temple. The Swallow, for the Dutch ships captured at or near the Island of St. Helena, in June 1795, will be paid the Ist October next, at the East India House, and there recalled. The Horatio, for the Diamanten captured September 11.1507 , will be paid on the 14th inst. on board, at Portsmouth, and re• called at No. 4, Austin Friars, London. _ . . - The Seine, for the Rodeur, captured October 25, 18P9, win be paid on the 18th inst. at Mr. John Hawker's, Plymouth, and there recalled. Extract of a letter from an Officer on board his Majesty's ship Edgar : " Wingoe Sound, August 23. " Cruizing off Heilem Nand on the 2d instant, we recaptured a very valuable ship from one of the enemy's privateer boats. We saw the ship heave-to on the enemy's firing at her, and take the privateer in tow. . We immediately made all sail in chace, and the Edgar sailing astonishingly well, we soon gained upon him, on which he stood in for Seyer Island, and, on our firing at him, attempted to run on shore; but the shot from our bow-gunirfit ing over him, the privateer judged it time to start. We fired a few shot at him, when a heavy fire of shot and shells was opened on us from Seyer Island; notwithstanding which, our launch, under the command of Mr. Felix, our Third Lieutenant, put off in chace of the privateer. The enemy now directed their fire upon her; she passed the battery however, in the most gallant manner, and came up fast with the enemy, but who had unfor tunately so much the start, as to enable him to run on shore, under cover of field-pieces. The launch being recalled, a heavy firing was opened upon her from every point, to which the enemy had transferred field-pieces during the chace; but she fortunately escaped without any damage, except one shot through her sails. We arrived here, with the homeward-bound trade, on the 7th, and that and the convoy for England have been detained, by foul winds, from that period." The subsequent extract is from the letter of an 'Officer on board one of the British ships guarding tht Sicilian coast : 4 , Off Messina, July 27. " Poor Murat is desperately engaged. He seems resolved to do something, and yet he is thwarted in every this •4t would be fatiguing to read the long list of engagements. we 1t ,e bad with his gun-boats and flotilla. Within the last week wk have destroyed 39, among which are three gun-boats. We arealways on the alert, and we find enough to do. A row-guard is la coo-. stint employment. " We picked up an open boat full of deserters the other day, who had put off front Re i n* where they stated King Joachim then was. They state the preparations to he very great, and that they only await the arrival of the Toulon fieet to put their desigq of invasion in execution. I ant afraid the Toulon fleet knows better than to trust itself out of port ; but if it should come in our neighbourhood, it shall never get back again ton may test' sawed." GuttmanAtt.—Yesterday a hackney mats coact * WA charged by Mt Holdsworth, the City Martel:al, and by several of the officers, with riotous and improper behaviour, dangerous to the safety and rven to the lives of his Majesty's subjects, in driving his ed telt furiously in one of the crowded seennes leading to Baftholomew fair, on Th!irsday afternoes last. Mr. Holdsworth proved that he had tent out iris officers in different directions, with instructions to t it e vent hackney coaches front intruding into the narrow' crowded avenues leading to the ftir and several of the officers, and a Gentleman who was standing by at the time, proved that the prisoner, when ordered to turn his horses heads, so far from obeying, cut wills his whip at the officers, and proceeded on at a furious rate. The Alderman offered to allow the Coachman as opportunity of accommodating the matter with the officers. This he positively, and in impertinent terms, refused to do ; when the Alderman ordered him to be committed. 'roe coachman was now most anitlons to make it up, bat the Magistrate told him it was too Late. He was accordingly committed. A. Barnes complained against the proprietor of a stage coach, that some game had been sent in his coach to complainant from a place in Essex, which had arrived in London on the Sist of Jill,- last, but was not delivered to Mr. Barnes till the 4th of An gust, when it was neatly putrid. One of the proprietors' servants appeared, and na. miffed the fact, but when the Alderozan desired hint to pay Mr. Barnes the value of the game, he said that he was not author;zed by his master to dose; on which the Magistrate desired him to tell his mas. ter to attend to-morrow (this day). Gardner (whom in a former paper we mentioned as having been suspected of picking pockets at Bar tholomew Fair, in consequence of which he was sent to the tender, and where being refused, he was order ed to be turned over to th e Moines) was brought up again, the Marine Serjeant not having been able to get him passed. But in consequence of the intreaties of his mother, the Alderman thought fit to discharge him with a reprimand. WORSIIIP-SlREEl•.—Yesterday J. liwit was fully committed, charged with being concerned with others, in hustling Mr. Young, timber-merchant, of Old street, the preceding night, near St. Agnes-le-Clair, and robbing him of his pocket:book, containing six RI notes. • I el Wniremayet.--Yesterday IY. Edwards was: fully committed, charged with stealing foreign coin, value £BO, the property of Robert Roberts. Qtacs-suumis.--Monday two young women, of respectable appearance, were fully committed to New gate for trial, charged with having stolen several gold seals and a gold watch chain, from a silversehlili's shop in Bridge -street, Westminster. MA RL BOROUOII4 f Yestcrddy was charged with binglariously breaking and enter— ing the dwelling house of Mr. Meiryweather, a Bar rister, in Charlotte -street, Bedford-square, with intent to steal. It appeared by the testimony of Harris, Stir. Merry weather's servant, that a servant maid had the care of the house whilst her master was gone on the Western Circuit, and that he slept there. 'before tin o'clock on Monday night Harris rang at the bell, but the servant was gone out, and the prisoner and ano ther man came to the door and said, they had the care of the house. Harris was alarmed at tits conse quences of challenging them with robbery on the spot, but they walked out and Harris shut the door, and followed. He was attacked in his pursuit b a blow from a third person behind him which knocked him down, but he recovered himself, and succeeded in taking the prisoner. On searching the house it was discovered that several locks had been broken, and a bureau had been broke open : but the thieves bad not had an opportunity of conveying any thing away. The prisoner was fully committed for triaL Saturday Richard Griffis underwent a final swung. nation, at the Public-Office, Hatton with the murder of his wife, on Wednesday la c rt.g was fully committed for trial. On the day preceding the escape of Roberts buss Coldbath-tields prison, he obtained cash for a clique of X5OO, at a house in the city. • Mr. Mutiny, the Under Sheriff of York, has is. ceived a reprieve for John Hutchison, of Halifax. who was convicted of forgery, at the last Assists, sad left for execution. ,aboted ERSCUTIONS.--Saturday se'nnlght Edmond Mandeb! meet. at Watertord, parsaaat to be sentence at the last Abbe% for breaking into the house of John Whitey, at Oraatstowa s is April last. • Ile two unfortunate malefactors, W4lson and s ick at the last Sussex Assius for extruders, were on Saturday at • quarter before twelve o'clock, takes' oat of the gaol at Hardmis, to receive the dreadful sentence of the law. In the can s on de way to the place of execution. they both appeared very ***cadge to their books, and on their arrival at the fatal tree, spent ballast hoar in fervent prayer with the clergyman who attended them.— They both appeared truly penitent, and conducted thawed!, w.th manly furtitude.—Wilson read, In a very 'edible Noteeetk from a written paper, words to the following effect :-.- 14 `l's the assertions of a dying man, reg.trd has always bees pelt I ale brought here to suffer drath for a burglary, of week I mhos myself guilty, with shame. I repent that I hate *tuned spina • merciful GOD ! and I repent that I hive violated the bws of the kingdom, and I also repent that 1 have wronged my fellow-cream tures. My sins are many, and can only admit of general confeio sion, and general repentance ; the only good that remains is as power is to warn all of you against breaking the Sabbath, NA I keeping evil company, which has brought me to this Ignominious I end. Therefore I intreat you all here to join with me id this nay last petition in prayer to the Throne of Grace ! that my sins may be forgiven mc, and my soul received into heaven, through my bleNtd SAVIOUR JESUS CURISt our LORD. Amen." Langley , the horse-stealer, said but few words : be observed, that only trouble was his wife and children, and that the offence for which he was about to suffer was the first he had ever coasesitteL They both forgave their prosecutors, and said they died is pm" _ _ with all the world. As ' caps were pulled over ' most fervently ; after ready r to which he replied, then dropped a handkerchief exceudoner .at the same time which Moved off immediately. his ear,ind caught bold suspended he instantly markably easy. Wilson, shire man, and a plaisterer off, he observed to Mr. Sr rope Wks not placed right, . hoped to be soon out of his eternity about six minutes 1 and Langley 3.5. The Ck wino appeared to behave on the lasproptlety of 4 .0.2 - 1.11110 4 14 . . ...- _ - t'... • -'.. • , 4 ilso. As soon as eh; ammo lift theas,dedr r their faces, when tuey agabrietb peeped which Wilson said to Langfor d " are yes. replied, " yes, when you like." Wass kerchief from his hand, as *Aginl to tbe me time throwing hitnsrlf along in the cart, nediately. Langtry put up his band above Id of the rope, but at soon as his badly was tly let go. 'flay both appeared to die re. n, all., White, the soldier , was a Leicester* iterer by trade. lust beort, he was t • fr. Smart, the keeper, that he the right, and he wished it to be abets{ a be tof his misery. They were lavoebed isss lutes before see. Wilson wasSi paiesid, clergymen addieesed awe et ffsSpepdase e lave in a rawest enbeceasbri sf» ocaseillli e their coedta. The spectators caste gait