The National Register. — London, England, 1812-09-27 00:00:00

T-lIE NATIONAL REGISTER . 606 ti4y us that this was at its !lest !'hut Atia;il ntpted from his out% , a, set ft ttli I the second we lid ht aid before, told by Lis lady, Imt with the tact of her bring .6 so rrae I" we were trot accprrinted. NN'e been led to inogilie that she tv sit trilerab y good looking person, and tat. 11,.ppv to loot w.• weir• r1;411', us in toss tree ale fully Code From tit rapture and watintli with which he bursts el& .6 Oh, Ate wits a h. 4.,t\ I.' there ran he no ti obi of lii. 11,..tr0a (AL , it pains to 11 . 5 t the Mei. Perhaps he has seen aer Inc author IN VI:- titled to praise. tor athling, t, 6. Ott -lie was he toy—awl devils seem fair." It is true it ma% he -ensweil i.y thi-se who have no taste for the tirlicalims, svlisi cahed a want but still we think it mach tat his credit, .IS it snows a Jima:dile anxiety to rive all the ilitiemation Ile can in a bl.ort soice. Of this anxiety the lit x'. hue lionsslies tre•li et itience. " Tne silly poi r hem cixt he swallowed los hone." Few wriitrs of the pi esent day wt old, with equal fi.cility, have marked the gender Adam. I- c. , lies tint; 11,:t his hero was bAlt male and tumid., 'how lit:p iI, aiti! how delicately tit e' ,P..ut !;11,.e• the earliest opportunity of ;41% hit; und• r•taud, EV(' was create lit' was tio longer et !lie gertier.l his is really very happy. We do not welt to 11..tter Mr. Code, lon we 11mA say that we have tot ely Met with Sta line a •peellliell ridi• 1.1.• Is. I lie reamter in which we are .ithsequently told th..t marr.i.ge is the Inn ish 'tient tor .Atlion. siit, his race, is equal v good, who, et' taken as a jest a t.mth. It twin-Imi Ilium the whole a s..tiry rea the e state, (pole as pointed as it is oilhitial, anti worthy at the talents the author of " The S i :relish Patriots," aed f!oligh we ca , . hardly bring ourselves to say, we hope lie will pr.:i.t li, his writings, e %%sold(' :16'1W 1.1111 ;,V• 1 , , heap ill 11i111(1 ;nos al (it this song. for ii Mr. Code tvr re single, :.ad v bout taking it wire, we must say we • should think !col to marrrn It is said that nue hundred and eleven Addresses - have been sent to the lirury-tame (:ommittee, and the following paragraph has appeared in set eral I).iily Papeis. "6 Mr. Coltinin, it seems, with the aerial fertility of Ins Muse, hiss sent not fewer than twenty Addresses to the Drury-lane Committee, all of a Ineinottrous description." If tile Aditie-ses of 11r. Colman ore all els excellent as those he wrote tar the 0pe1.11,2 4.1". e.•l (.:oadell healre, Mid for Ocirrrat Elitsion, to skek at the commencement ol Ifat 111)1 year the Other Addles , . writers Caa hatr 110 Chanel! Of :recess. Manimm.y.—A tientlennin whose addiess to the Ladles we gazeltell some `time ago, has not had the success to which his ptain.ness seems io etiti:ie bun, and has been ()bilged to paldiAt Li, advelt.sement with the following cleg,ore :scidition 46 Gentlemen who Wive access 1.• minty ve:y tespecuble do not enjoy uppoitunities of intioditetion to Such seriously religions Ladies, as would he objects of their choice. Hence Ow nece,sity of recour-e to an adveitiscnient, titat likewise bri . .tgs the u5..111 o:odades to issue, free of that. mitorgiven litlencr, %%Lich personal Intimation of tinning courtship, tretpielitly pri•doccs. To ;.rt tent the poss:hility of d o ubt or mistake, the Gentiessan di elates I in.-, It fatly :wide (it the compreliensivenes.s of hits cwt. ssion-, and that he is hound to rot e every asseition tr ti v ti er respect:lde reference., except respecting resi dence, which wilt not be luny described until au applicant a makes it pamper. '1 Lose who wait fur a greater.degree of . suitablility than above expressed, may please the larcy and rejeft that solid happiness which may nit again offer itself. On receivitig the fay.,tir of a Lady's ad dress, she will be inhumed of particulars essentially necessary, pre- NsiOlift to en it tervieve. Sc' ern, unsuitable applicat ott• in ansacr to a former address skew the necessity u the present varinti Its." It is really much to bi 7 lamented, ti n t so dignified a personage shoti'd be annoyed by unsuitable applications or ill timed waggery. • loe.l..rit twrirttions," would unquestionably have ensured better !outline to the s plaiii middle Ized gentleman, had r of :mother " ruin for the 1.-tictli" entered the Este to hh.si iit-. hopes 'this interesting •. cot oseuriLd on Friday, and was annouticed ra Ge following man- 3i.•t r impoy.—A youns ; about Oventr-rve years of age, ratt:er e middle mato c, ut stroq consiiiutioss and agrcecKe position, who has kr Jt•vvral 3ears past !wen engaged bl I'oll'lllcl/I in a re-pectuble retail read) m ticy Conetrn in the City, tioiti which lie, cm. p!oyer li-s r.c gitired an iwiependt lie), „'sites previous to hi* clubv k. log in business., to Cngage iu tI e Holy State ~f M a t r i mo ny —And ke_ its,dc, so disposed, whose age is trout tit) to 31, of middling Atttite, and an agierable disposition, who has at her immediate etount , nd u tutu nut less than One Hundred and Fifty Pounds, by addressing a letter, &e. Phall receive immediate attention. Honour and avc'ecy may be relied sm." A tte r this we would advise the former advertiser to console himself with the burden of Mr. Code's song. which fur his benefit we have in serted dbi.ve, as when a Young Man of strong csaititation (no weak SP l'T 0 7 • •- • T. t ornmendaut ii) conic , d o '. en:. no Alt, %API/ any I ink. Irma ito to i 1 (awl lohanly a to uo l o w ps IS, and as Ilizh .s 70) who eat, o—itst an ;Itzteeah , • 4:00 to sct lom ty I . busines . , a p rust •,,eit taint certaolv he I.ot ewisple •1y hors de eantha. Israel is it out le !• It cold:demi) rtnnonr.-44., flier Iltr fte%, M eo dob:, the Poittsguosi. luith reet-i% eft e letter a t e p, loon the iiabbis into! loser 1 , 1.1., tl.e.t twen no tlartines , , o the sacret coy thiee dity, owl hoe j ll col 'clot nee of a cif tad of fire alts. 11 les tai on a It, I. 1 11 o w raid %mashed on •lw I I ord I:4y, to the weal con-tertrolo , f bitat.tg oe tree, it Ii ,tt a- not 6 . 4111,4;1.d by tho tutrigculz,o and cot tul event.—iforning Chroi!icir. OLD 13.411.FX. On Thursday evenine. and mail mdcleek on Friday mornire, w as 0cta1...1.-it in the trial el Thomas Nuxetit, the It y lender, an + tco oer-tnis of the nave cf Fo'kart!, ler a cr.nsoirat y ; and a milt: i.:l - or interesting case has scidoin (1 , Liirred. Mr. GURNEY, the !calm: counsel fa the prose, c ;C ) . quent speeLii, -dared tin fin ts to the Ititt ,as t lit'v at tre a:• , s -• evi f tech tie , s a brief our iime . '1 he defendant, John kolkard, carried on betake::. • a and jeweller, in the Surrey . ..m.4i, between dr,tit and fin: % c at was supposed to be flourishing awi state old unri I. t, When, t' the great surprise of many of his . • r.r:i iu the Gazette as a bankrupt. From sonic cir, urn tic 6 • . 6 t the tic 4,3 fide creditors saw it oecess •ry tt, mule , t.f honn•elves chosen Assignees, instead of wk. rs r , piap w , t 4 ' y the bankrupt and 11. s flier ds : atter a severe s wultt Ctes,fill, aid Messrs. et , WI , Hemming, as la%'t r, :Imo en. flie-e Assignees, on loolsing over the list of de: is 1 0—v 'w , tans who voted fOr the bankrupt's t riends, saw :ever I w sus pected were fictitious ; and conceived it ti,: it to ir.‘, .1 ••it claims. called on the suf . porad c ttivers. One %,•Ito war: "a"l as a bullion dealer on Luc:eau-hill, was 1 , 0 is t.:• be I , tirr ; • :.firer, named fiord, whose dab; appe.sted to he 138. Ira g: , I.: . •nerm ney kilt, was a poor :ho e maker in F t M:m • s ‘sere is recently dischaigvil from prb.or, and sr. fir frr nt kivin,„ • i'e - t.J give credit, cr cash bills, J• was pr,:tendc.l, here , n :he ~imi %city. 'I he A-sies res ‘vaitrd on some of the-: le, :;:mri , I•,tod on having the particulars of their demand-•, onci tl reatepe(' ir• Lute them if guilt) of truth ; when a woman ch.l d t he I.ot)t.' -S rblinkWit.Z, being alar • ed it accoimt of the part :lie had takr . user to the Assignees, and disclosed the .1 - r:ss fr2utls and arttul colt that liae been practised. From her they learnt, that '1 non as et, lohn Folkard, the banl.runt, and NV illiam trikmaci, hired sescral persons to move debts utak, - the ei ;; • rc'er to 6ectue the choice of their own friends to be wards obtain the bankrupt his certificate : 'hat Ale many months hack were fabricated as evidence of the • h tor which William Fulkard provided, :to avoi-t care to have old ones, because, as he said, the' Stamp• va pas. ti m , .rk on their stamps every month ; and it appeared, ,O.mi t Ima 1 0 :0 ed to perjure theinselves by pr"vin the, r,c::e :ait a one F ad note each and a dinner : that after the • -; Irnt or.' %n delfaied, and finding the accounts would be strictly I t IV-,t , isAletl , in order to account for the effe..ts, determined to entei 1' ,o,ls t m i.le who nevvr had any cleataigs whatevet with the b opt ; ;'antes of 1110;e who had lett the country or weto s taunt!, were selected, valuab'i articles were entered as it bnie ant! the barkrupt wire thus to endeavour to blind his c.c • . secret his property. 'these facts we re all most sati s f actoril y proved by p in the conspiracy; confirmrd by witnesses, a , d inativ L rr circumstances; particularly by accounts wltiL's lulu' I I written for two of the pretended creditors to copy, and , • aiSi.l.eei as the paiticulars of their debts. and also .ate,' • I although dated at the distance of three trontlis st n ea. • - :4.i:fly appeared to have been writte n on two halves •,! • same sheets of foolscap patter. After an investigation of t en hours, a,,ci a very ,61);6! " 't 1 summing up by the Commosr SERJLANT, th ;toy lit n, • ; ' pronounced John kola:mit, %A . Folkinst, .1. •.! .7 - • • ' Kent —Guilty. t• m ,•,•‘• • Friday evening the Crux na* assed seetenee on 1..0 :—That joint yolk;fid be imprisourit 'MC stand t wice in and upon the pillory ; that J...••••• imprisoned eighteen months, and stand o nce in ti... William E o lk a ed he imprisoned twelve Mon' hs, . 1 • 11 :;•'" pillory. It is hoped Orli otitii..;linr..llt will .:!. . • Yesterday, Thomas Newmp, a master m , :• - recciving twelve plank, of 0 lit boy fir timber, v 1 Ile .1.!! I:1 •' . of Mr. Broctlebmik, a tgliterman and , • which Charlet. I-load had been t err: commended to mercy on the gionnd of e0 , ..11 eoo It James Kennedy was convicted for . s eal , ,.g rwo t i petty of a Mr. Rose. a provision ritei4.ll.:lll; lowc)-1:‘ ,- .. , ; • sentenced to Senn l ean itallteot4ittloll. ~l T