The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-24 00:00:00

f ~. To THE E, wi;11 France, i hilly file follow comprewd vie nut be tkselesal The questiol Wes the publi importance. I profound think tending and coi eluded in it, or Kith any confi• e cannot s , p, With caution, tl and the feeble;; ob , curit e of ni steps around to he profound, a dear our to trace %%Lich tir I I•t. w' the general 114;1 cloyed by the ai N APAR El: are di f/e.ed as an nil t!.at re,tlesk fel vt••••••eitt spit tirely military anxiety to vvipe insuperable alt it tray be rept war upon *nod it may possess, of govertiatrnt • except it he establidtment other nations, conciliation, cc in its ruler. T 1 who would decl war on the pirat meta is inintie; and property would attempt since her tyrant hostile to her o• the question in s to be an usurpei and mild Mona, cannot justly in' wish, or barely proved, that hit quite incompati other nations must be condet titles of justice thcr the Frond/ late wars, the no means very t were, cannot ini the merits of was lit a state 01 be appeared, direct her mess , diers of France lion :—it is true gained more sp/ liner Generals; first led to the I be unjust to lot inimical to Peact ly successful in Isis mind, his pa: stances, that no duct, however table evidence position flaunt bolduess and pr would only het; would appear of virtue—in IVe BoNAPARTE W 4 heading a viatt must necessaril' tive ferocity of in less lofty cit with mildness'ai minds, begets pt their pride to sequiousness. as BON %PARTE his • ambition more diffident it the reverse of at strangely cm war—that all ' tingly bent on with him would I ous hostility—, encounter the otli we could obtain sire a nature to I Aeration, or the to repel an unjt, NAPALM is mach power of themsel tic "tow what of the French of mind, little Fs ench citizen k not to the talents attribute the irresisi sill increasing verance in toils, Ent this impel I , as been for sot. means favourable tire of its inert too, is broken-1 in Spain, at Ler been blasted it. spirit has evaporal their soldiers. Ilrench ascendency pared for war. an engagement army,: any att, •I' '. sister q • , . • . arftall".. 's, the Deforidant - .ea.: - -- - • •-•-' ---..•-•-•----------- - • - • DITIOR or rrt a STATESMAN. weer aura immediately and promptly guarded W. WNW*, '•• . '• 's til.f. c • at the Bridgewater A • etely withdraisitig fro m it t r i l 'lnctern. _........_ against, and we might thus enjoy the felicity of re- Cunctife, Ma . or march to battle, invulnerable in the cam- Richats, Clia ard nee s r „. of .6. e sy, s _ m r .; ' o a - f t io p p :a i a n iih i :el o rt n ib e yW t suspicious t apart i wt a hia t tes t h h ai e s a C s C e e ii. h e ni . as pe ct i ts t 'o ; 9 4f.. a a : l i I t I t on i eft ; e h le. aunt e . : ou see anti inculcate the folly of a war l'"I'l sciousuess of combating for our wives, and our W. w s, . • 1 - . cou n t in cousequeitce of recent events-per- . Commercial ' . , .geeff' - children, and our country, against the enemy of no- j un; a nd Mr, Smith, ."- . wing attempt at setting the matter in a man happiness, the violator of treaties, and the ' iNe. -Ja r ) May . 90, W. Farrier , • • ? ,w, and exhibiting a truer policy, may destroyer of peace. . ~ . wmild I • - demand, would say so ;at 11 though not entirely novel. - B. Piton. Safron-hill, iron-. 4isrf • - ~' . '"' • tall, Con:kit-street, Bond-nreet, b, • - , I . , a oreut• r I Your obedient servant,. LOST' Nicurs GAZETTE. Hudders fi eld, grocer-Mny 19,J. Simpson '-, -• " ~ „. ,•,0 is embsss el borders to veils w Old 'Change, factort-May 16, A. and E. Shellllard, • iii young girls at the boarding- school. II" ijec" il I ig A PATRIOT. --scauso hosiers-May 17, A. J. Mackenzie and tl. Roper, Cross-Street, 1 , Admiralty-Office, April 22. Finsbury-square, merchants-May .18, W . Chapman, Rugby, I Ihe Jury found for the Flaiiiliir--Darna gei on of Peace or War , which now agi- Warwickshire, scrivener-June 1, J. and J. Smith, Bristol, 1471. 16s. The lion. Rear-Amliniral Fleming has transmitted cabinet-makers-May VI, D. Crabtree, Bedminster, Somerset- . _ tic mind, is doubtless one of fearful to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from the Hon. shire, miller-May 13. %V. Bamford, Houndsditch, timber-suer- I'o LICE. t-May 16. 'l'. Benwell Newuniu-street, Oxford-street, I' is, indeed, impossible for the most Captain Waldegrave, of his Majesty's ship 'Volon- r..-. , who was exaini k d ary -.....__ , ayan dum b -maker-May 19, %V. ‘Vilson, Keut•road„tiurrey, brick- ker to estimate correctly all the con- hare, gi v i ng an ac count of his having, on the 4th of layer- May 19, J. Sharp, Croydon, Surrey, market-gardener USION-IrAt. V amplicated propositions which are in- , last month, captured the American letter of masq ue -ay 90, J. Unwell, Brydges-street, Covent-garden, woollen- d-May 13, W. Cable, Brompton, Kent, butcher-May on a former r d ao a or y wco , nu c eet h: eg rg lingp ed r iviwybi:eth.bsahi birth attempting p fs t t. i fi l it t ei g i ly t e o rcsn rn e:nll. ~, , , i, .iiii!, y : her female child of which she delivered h . - brig Aspasia, of three guns and 25 men. 15, T. Made, Liverpool, merchant-May 20, G. Seddon, Al- r for the most acute politician to predict ___.........._ d raper s -street, cabinet-maker-June 15, H. Hyde, men. H. : eed idence the possible results. But where Carlton-House, April 20. 7,l Hy a d y e 2o , j , t s m . . B a ea nd ti T ey . aHndydaed,dT6u.nsteadrieke,, Parliament -street, - e.t. I throwing tria ,it is, at least, safer to grope our way His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the c hild , wel t .now- , entente--PArly on Saturday morning ih, mireter. army-accoutrement-waken-May 13, T. and C. Price. . • R Went to deaf re it. .. irsi titan to rush on with fearless assurance; name and on the behalf of his Majesty, was this Redcrossatreet, Southwark, upholsterers-May 13. R. .Wil. „, , , house of Mr. Owen, the tininan, of Bo ' sat glimmer of a lantitorn is useful in the day pleased to confer the honocr of Knighthood on next door but two to the office, was broke nwpelntreeta„4 Nt. aitnsM.saillotil:rriyii. linen -d t l a trine - M M . " Yo i rtsti j ire . S , t m w e k re ' hlnt w s- lH a l i b a Y y . the following Gentlemen :- 13, C. Trosey, Maids-hill, Paddington , builder-May 13, , W • night, though it enlightens but a few Brevet Major Victor Von Arentsschild, Lieutenant-Colonel Te us. Let us then, though the darkness or rite First Portuguese Regiment Town, Toddy, Kent, carpenter-May 13, H. Markham,.Lam- of Artillery. upon his re. bridge. merchant-May 13, J. Stein , T. Smith, it. Stein, J. robbed of some cash and several articles of p roperti vin a no In the course of the dey, Pearkes and Sal '.. and the torch neck and flickering, en- ceiving the Royal Licence to accept and wear the Insignia of Stein, and R. Smith, Fending-ch.-street, merchants. Knight of the Royal Portuguese Military Order of the Tower CER.TI FIC ATF.S- MAY 19. nr hended four lamplighters , sus petted alln 3/, Miro ce out a with which ma y lead to that and Sword. ' E. Lnrchin, Queen's-row, Pentonville- W. Rowton, Cam- •-e ..---- ,i if . an d ~0 0 e are anxious to attain to-. Thomas Lawrence, Esq. Principal Paiuter in Ordinary to his bridge, lionnkaper-J. Schofield, Blackheynook, Yorkshire, cer e n y ed m i l i d i e c r o w m ei m it it a t n in e g u t m be in b at u i r o g n ia b r e y ro a r i e ld m v i r y..... Majesty. pitioess of mail. The arguments a d . merchant - R. lies, Fairford, bloucestenhire, grocer-J. Wal- Th Wes. Jahn Smith, of Redland, in the county of Gloucester , his, Caxton. Cambridgeshire, innkeeper-W. Morris, Dooms- a r. !e x it:, elvisers for n vigorous war against Bo- and nettle City of Bristol. Esq. ter, weld-dealer-G. Astbury, Hanley, Staffordshire, druggist when three of them were discharged, and J o h n L uck. 1 r ce, l t t e i r chazd id V d i r tu t t e lia c n i . ty or df ßAd r l is an td tax g rt, io the County of Gloo- -J. Mayo, Overlsury, Worcestershire , miller-B. Jultoson, wood, who was in the employ of Mr. Owen, es, deoireil, firstly, from his being consi. Morn ich, grocer-J. Grainger, Martin's-lane , Cannon-s reet, committed for trial. ' , wilier ; amid, secondly, from a dread provision-broker -J. Lindow, jun. Cleator, Cumberland, spade -........ 04 ninhition. lii. command over the ef. Whitehall April 18. Manufacturer-T. Savage, jun. Westbourne, Susses, dealer in . T wo S pan i s h Sailors were charged with riotously hay-J. Ramsden. Gokar, Yorkshire, woollen-manufacturer and tumultuously assembling round the Spanish Vi ce ., Consul's house in Salisbury-street, its the Strand, tit ..1 the Preneli (now become so en- The ' Lord Chancellor 9 • has appointed Joseph -T. B. Bennett, Wapping-walLidopseller-E. Martin, Alcoa- 1 Y in their habits), amid his unceasing bury, Huntingdonshire, fanner-W. Cookesley, Crow-street, . Brackenbury, of Spilsby, in the county of Lincoln, hut", wine-merchant-P. Bonnet), Great Winchester-street, where they made a great disturbance, which they - - S"W : have repeatedly done. They were ordered to be de. Ta me off the disgrace of defeat, will le an Gent.to be a Master Extraordinary in the High merc h an t - It . Friend, Old . Windsor, dealer laity fond Wade to a lastine Peace. To the fi rst b e -R. Pi-meant] W. Cross, Bristol, merc h ants. Court of Chancel .. rained. Fries lied, that no nation can justly make ) PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ~„ - F . C. Grille -........._. lIATTON-GARBEN.---On Saturday miss L. ir brought up from the Hoots of Correction and ad al . )her, for any form of government which IThis Gazette contains an Order in Council so- F. S. and W. Clayton, BoltOn, mnslin•maniefacturers-W:A • s, or for any alteration of any form h i. . . t °ruing the importation of provisions and live cattle Briscoe and J. Wheeldon, Wolverhampton, factors-J. Win- stanley and J. Crowder, Kirkham, Lancashires, plumbers-P d . mitted to bail, to keep the peace to a Genllellon, Brits which it may decide upon or submit to, into Newfoundland from the United States, in Bri- l on tv e l s a a rgal " Pm A grr i m e or C l 4Sl r ifr, l e'ortel d • l S e g -j" BrZweartnek w hose h °se life she threatened, if he did not marry her. P roved by experience, that such an tish vessels provided with licences, granted before is incompatible with the repose of and J. Nicholson, Halifax. printers-J. Riordan and R.' Gimintt eee.---Saturday 7'homas Gila,. Elizabeth, his wife, and Charles Bean, were brought before the , from some inherent defect in its the 30th of September, and to be in force nine months Brown, Old-street, Si. Luke's, salesmen-J. }atm and 7 1 . . Manchester, oo- Magistrate, charged with having excited a riot and from their respective dates. It also notifies the fol. J epson , ieyori.e. nan k ee n-d resse rs or, perhaps. from some incurable rice nimeri Pra and tt and . lowing particulars . :— Ott ' Thursday,at an audience w, Hancock, Canterbury, whitesmiths-T. Grim i thaw and R. disturbance in Smithfield, on Friday last, and with There are few, it may be presumed, breaking a number of windows in the Half Moon Dr ofthe Prince Regent, the A ustr i an A m bassador pre. Mrdding,_P Barnes,st n, Lancashire , cotton-nsamtfac_ arets-d and ßo j 1 leclaim on the injustice of making . puotic.nouse, under the following ludicrous circinz- ted his Roy al Hi Itness and the Duke of York natter and T. B Worcester, grocers-W. Martin J. . ~. . NI rates of Algiers-for such a govern- se ated g Bowman, High-street, ‘Vapping, surwons-J. Foster and J. with theird i pl o mas, as Field-Marshals in the Imperial wrlougall, North-Shields, hoot-makers-J. UakerwOod and T. , stances :- or. 1 cal to the safety of the merchants‘' , ' of all nations ; and not many who arm y ; t .. he Portuguese Ambassador delivered a letter Billington, Liverpool, coach-makers-D. and J. Crnstwaite. , The Prisoner, Thomas Giles, is an armourerbes Sete, to the Prince Regent, from the Prince Regent of trireme!), Lanc a shire, saddlers-J. Tookeprid J. Sosale, Ed- TN t to justify an interference with Spain, ware -street, Blackfriars-road, flour4Pactors-s. M., P.M.,and longing to the Board of Ordnance, and it appeared . had been absent on a foreign station for the lasttet By l Portugal ; and the Dutch Minister one from his So- J. M. Samuel, Crescent, Minories--J__,_ .. . . Kay and E. Evans, mical and imbecile Government is only years. Previous to his departure, he left his wife is B 4 vereign, announcing his accession to the throne of Manchester, manufacturers-A. Napce and J. Jeans, Ports- -3 vo , . two prosperity. Now here we have • _ mouth, batters-IL Thoratoa and e; - Hi Lutterwortb, 13i the Netherlands ; this Minister also presented his Leices tershire, tanners-C. Hunt and K, .1. Bionyon, Tower- the fulness of sincerity and love, and consigning to la small compass :-Grant ...... 11 ^NAPARTE her care .a charming infant, t lu. pledge of their mutual . Ws new credentials.-The same day the Prince Regent street wine-merchants-H. Thomas arid M. Ma Swaosea, V per, an overthrower of an established . love. On his return home, a few weeks since , how. invested Admirals Harvey and Codringtots,and:Ge. I Gl ow am ay or , , ga nod nab it irr . , ni pe te rf loook umers . - Ha F t . bir M. 4l l:o se w ro ler erse , b o n , M l,llire mii m h, ,u S e . r, A - 1- ts..rl a rcliy,-we may detest him, but we ever, he discovered that the object of his affectHoM 141. i nerals Wale and Grant with the Ensigns o f Knights F. M. Fowler and M. Smith Bristol Bristol, konmenr--B. Tyy- titerfere, if the French people either had proved unfaithful; and having commenicsted hit ---e Commanders of the Bath.- Th e re g iments that served nem and G. Gude, Temple, a tornies-D. and y allow it. It remains then to be 0 under the Duke of Wellington in the late War are Castle - str e et , Southwark, wire - drawers-M ., M . ., Pi til . f , ge an ri cl g .' is retaining the Throne of France is . 9 Metcalf, St. So ithin'--la'ne, raerebams-E. fluodley and E. but too well-founded suspicions. an explanation took place-and, as the much-injured soldier was abostas • C I Permitted to , bear on their . colours and appointments r i l l bible with the peace and safety of P e so t rs- o 0 and W . H . set out upon a new career of glory, to Gibraltar,ahe. " rrnitrairldtswi4t-place. -i i iir i ii iro bsd re ro ' n m on i g li • iners . .l - . i i N te T e p v l ii e i i gg e .i : the word Peninsula ; ' and Lieut.-Gen. Sir J. Ha- t; or an attack upon the French son and N. J. Gownr, milton, for his gallant defence of Alba de Tonnes L Te d e as s o. s t ree t, i r o nm on ge rs, tor ii !Planed as a violation of the prin. • parties mutually agreed to se crate. rate. It was stipatated, Alr,e on the 10th and I lth November, 1812, is permitted -....- I however, by the frail fair one, that.she must be pro. tenni :e and natural independence. NVlte- protector, and it - wow accordingly ''''' i '" to bear an approp riate addition to his family arms, The Average Price of SUGAR, fur the Week, ending April vid e( ' w ile a :11 in the commencement of the suggested that she should eppemir•iwithet great mint of were, with the name of the place inscribed thereon .] 19,.is 601.90.. per Cwr. chit s aggressors, or the aggrieved, is by -.... 0 0 1 .-. distinctly In be ascertained; and if it everter, from the Return , ending April 15 :-- livestock, Smithfield, upon Ptiday last, being market.' Sore MILITARY PROMOTIONS. . nterfere with the present dispute as to Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans Pease. Oatm. day. Thither, arrayed- 1 -n modest Went., she re- liffij" -- Fyeli the individual BONAPARTE. France Office of Ordnance, April 19. - - - e. 4. s A. s. I. s. el. s. el. v. 4. I. d. paired with her L or d, who, after entnaleg her ill de suer of hostility with her neighbours before Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners. 71 9 39 0 31 1 14 8 36 4i38 8 29 6 , usual way, with a halter, slits was quietly eirbbagal Ise " and when he could neither assist nor Second Ca P i " i in l iraarn Z. rd e vidigr, _of the Caps of Royal Es- by a " Knie/r/ of the 'Thimble° (BennW fee Hie set tend' t w h o e r ti gineers, to be Adjutant, vie s:_utith, promoted. - sums. -Victory smiled upon the sol- LAIF INTELLIGENCE. of four shillings ! and the iireimise 44'1 patting glass. it ale e almost from the dawn of the revolu. • Office of Ordnance, April 20. After the sale the parties retired to the Half MOON s Thor Royal Regiment of Artillery. swins- or poi lie he carried her arms further, and . where they -were shortly eurresanded by several hen. usefu Second Captain Courtney Crottenden to be Adjutant, vice COURT OF NINE'S .BENCH, Arßit.29. deeds of the mobility, vocifertstins their disgust or meat Ilenditl conquests than any of her for- liarrisoo, promoted. • ; but as it was not his ambition which Firer Lieutenant Win. IL Bent to be Adjutant, vice Kirby, Mr. Justice DAMPIRR. sat in the morning for the ; congratulations. During the Pat mimeos of into:;. thin I out it promote d• ' • justification of bail. The Court did not afterwards . " sated wonder and joy, on the port of the buye r ai;il Pn tumult of arms, it would consequently --wimms..-- nod him with the opprobrium of being . Crown-Ogee, April '22. sit; but Lord Eloisaciatastast sat at Nisi Pries. j seller, the winclowl of the house in question seek G n 'el each ce, merely because he has bean eminent- MEMBER RETLIR:x ED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT *mai 0. co-x. i considerably ; and for this.coadact the !unties woe , ever, is war. Man is so complicated a being, PARLIAMENT. The Plaintiff's wife was a fancy dress-maker and brought before the Magistrate to be enswerahle. •.I .• Boronsh of Sligo. R. -.1 milliner, residing in Pririces- square , i The ci- decant Benedict eddremed 'ail Worship, passions so much the sport of circuit'. Lieutenant-General Sir Brent Spencer, G. C. B. in the of o action, however culpable-no con- Juliana Spencer, Eq. who has accepted the office of Fachea- and the Defendant was a tailor, residing in Cork. ! and admitted the truth of all tips toad been stated, BIN laudable, can furnish us with indabi. for of Mumbler. . street, Burlington-genlent."fhe 'action was brought :begged pardon on the part of ell. He wasesceedilie- Ltl .-.....---- Lt of a soul inherently bad, or of a dim. .• to recover the sum of 881. and a fraction, being the ily reedy to defray all sixpences 'seemed, and to make BANKRUPTS. rally and constantly virtuous. The balance of an account'et furnishings to the Defend- ' every remuneration for the injery complained of ly T R. Pratt, Archer -street, Westminster, smith, April 29, May iresence of•mind which adorn a hero, 6, June 9, at GuildisalL Attorney , Mr. • Cuppage , J• en ,,,,,,, ant's wife and daughter r about thirteen years of • the Prosecutor. lie had parted with his wife quite .igliten our detestation of a criminal ; I street. St. James's. age. The question was, were they fit furnishings !to his satisfaction ; but as he could afford it; he would t e sty G. Dwyer, Esehange.alley, broker, April 25 May 13 Jinse e , tbe made within' the ti m e, about IS months. l still wish her to be guardian of the first fruit of their on% ' in one the unshrinking confidence 9, at Guildhall. Anomie', Mcssre. Wadesen, Barlow , , and the other, the hardihood of a finished Grosvenor, Austin-friars. - Miss Robinson proved 171. 119.70. to he deliver- ! love, and would allow her, for that purpose, 101. Heal 114,. cannot, therefore, argue because ju lf e . j. L ewis. Win -street, wax-candler, ii April 29. M . ky 6, • 1 ed. The Defendant's wife came to the Plaintiff's per annum. The Magistrate said it wai,. to say tom Guildhall Atturaey, Mr. ii , I was domineering and turbulent whilst C: i n c , p ;it . 411 "" re ' lline ' i house, accompanied by her daughter, and sometimes I the best of it, "a disgraceful affair;" but as diets storinus and proud nation, that he A. Laidlow, Kingston-upon-Holl, merchant, May 4,5, June by her son. She never was accompanied by a Gen- was nothing required beyond compensation to the Lei I y have been pushed on by au institic. :/ ti at t n ti• ! l 4 / h o e f ,w a i n d d a l!i d ie k Lr l ivern df K dr hde r s d io w n...up i iin-1 nd 111.1Atzsirnieso, defeats, for did the witness know a gentleman of the Complainant, he would dismiss them. Thee:pence' oleo r character, which would prevent him, Great Dritfield, Yorkshire. ' name of Probat. .were instantly defrayed. .. pole ircummances, from conducting himself S• Bird, Little George-street, Portman-vinare, coach-wheel- Elie. Pitcher delivered her goods to the amount of HATTOPI-OAROrlii. On Frida a 1 y slaty of respectable man wFak least and moderation. Power, in almost all dweight,r(, April - eill, May 6. June 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, tipiti . us. She delivered them either to the man see - lions, was examined on a charge exhibited ageism her by a Siete rl a, High-street, Alniy-le-bonne. ,ride and arrogance ;• adversity changes J.. Hod•on, Lime-street, wine -merchant. April 23, May 6, want, the porter, or to the maid. Gentle m a n in th e law. It appeared that Inc Complaina nt Oat memo under promise of marriage to the Priso• es-, which for resboos .. ~. humility, and their-arrogance to ob. start - w i thout. 3, rat Guildhall. Attorney, Mr , Clarke, Bishopsgate- S usan Mill ar d e li vere d articles to the value of hest kno w n t o hi mse lf h e th oug h t fi t not to furor, li i n C osec " iin,' i It is, therefore, highly probable, that iW, Butkus, Manchester. grocer. May 8,9, June 9, at the 171. 135. Nience of which, the I'risoner f o llowed him frum Mace to place. tser , I t reatening to take his life. He made her an offer of la. to nista has tasted reverses, he has moderated: White Lion Inn, Alanchester. A itornies, Mr. Entwine, Man- Elie. Lawrence delivered articles ta the value of -as he has known defeat, be will be c h eater ; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. wave all claim and desist from periceating him. In conseeptesre Pani 14 2ll. 10s. 9d. Some weredelivered to her at her own of her refusal and fi nding his life in danger, he had only 490 Wm. W. Shaw and S. 51.Coskerry, Rochdale, drapers, ayl2, in attempting conquest. But granting IS. June 3, at the 'Thorn Inn, Burnley. Lancashire. Attornies, house, others of them were delivered at the house o f nose remedy left, in order to have her bound to keep the P ea 7 all this to be true-that he is a being Mr. Shaw, Burnley ; and Mr. Hurd, King's Beach-walk, Miss Metcalfe, her sister, made for Mrs. Cox's he r him. _ The prisoner said that no law moon! p eve!is Temple. r rum still following him, which she timid do as Inegas`S! !ornpounded, that he can exist but in J. ?d u o,. pi„„t aK k a ,,, , g,,,,,w, May 15. 16. June 9, it the wearing. There were two veils, greet, veils with lived; money she disrerarzled, she only wanted himself, aid For , the energies of his soul are unremit. Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies. Mr. Platt. New Bus- embossed borders, one for the mother the other for that him or hi : life shr would have; she refined to hear any . wis ph,ir I C•no . son, oe miser alto h it to keep the peace towards the Los' recovering his lost laurels-that peace well-court, Lincoln's Inn . ; and Mr. Elkington, Birmingham. the &tighter, at It. Is. nlainant tin consequence of which the Stagisir.te KIP ander the, C. Farm, Doncaster, jeweller, May 15, 16,-•June 3, at the , e Ibe only a preparation for more riga- Royal Hotel, Ittretuglsote. Anornies, klr. Eger: C • CUL, nOX 6 Mrs. Dale remembers goods made for Mrs. Cox the painful necessity of committing her to the Haase of Cam- bassi tc i -Mill I see no reason why we should Inn-square; and Messrs. Stubbs, Medes, nod Wills, Bic, and her daughter. She delive r ed th e bill f or th em to lion, until she found bail. John - Roberts was breaseln wolefileortm tlawaock,aatt &We met i odium of being the aggressors, unless min ham. • 'Mr Cox She does not remember if he was ' in a pat. ex/Tine:l unit elsa , ge of highway robbery, amd.fully comattat'S ask, , Little 'Thantesatreet, provision -merchant, April . , . ' ' n from it some advantage of too deci- $9, May 6, June 3, nt Gaildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Templer mon at seeing it, -and declared he had never employ. to Newcate for trial. pO. - Il otos obe overlooked for the praise of mo- and, t ;elm, Burr-street. }:amt Smithfield. ed the Plaintiff. She would not swear however Illstisiost- novae -On Friday' Stinin Sterry amid i -.Jolituun the i I A el 9 . . ) Sterry were brought before oho limo .31seon, dimwit witli he self-complacency of combating only 25!..maTtlin, J A I, I ne l .! zu t rt eie lgrovtlit to st r r n er e t s , m m er e c 4r ia s ot. Ad s ru i , that he had not. rolshisic NIT.. Mont, the optician, of Corithill: of wreral dozes caln q v just attack. It is probable that Bo- and Alderson, Wareird.court, Throgmortoinstreet. Wm. ilia rding keeps a public - house at Hyde ; has Pair of silver 019"iited specittries. a number of an t :- and chain. sok sch more dreaded than his talents or chi j nit ta r;:li a : g 'N.l.P"rick, Ball-alley. Lombard-street, suer- seen the Defendant riding to his country house, which and a ssoantit y . of house linen, and other satiety!' the 114 " 5ti.. .. den . Jane :1, at Guildsman. Attorney, Mr. Susan Stercy, it appeared, was in the service of the Prmemihs TI elves could claim to he. Ile-appears to llomerlon, Great S . t. y llelen's. Hishopseate-s,reet. • is Stitallish, on a horse, which he understood to be for more than two years. and her mother, Johamia, was is the he only rcas,-the conquering leader S. Charles, Dime:me-bill, brush-maker, April 29, May 6, liii own ; has seen him in a hunting dress, a scarlet constant habit of visitit.g the house. A few dap; since, 1; , r• Wet revolutionary armies. 'rn that state •Jur 3 . . 'at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stun, Gray's Inn. • frock • on those occasions he , generally went farther Gadadale, the pawnbroSr, of 1V hisecrois--treet, wailed ^Os ile hull .C . Becher. Lothbory, merchant, April '29, May 6, Jane 3 , Ilse' Prosecutor, and Wormed Mtn. that he• had reason to sawed ihe t , short of madness, which made every at Guildhall. Auornies, Messrs. Holt and Farm, Thread- off, and took the road to Stanmore. his servant had plundered Worms a taresidetahle amount. Ur , Intl a soldier, every soldier a hero, and needle - street. _ Mr. GURNEY addressed the Court in reduction of 'mother hathecu in else habit. for nearly two years, awning line, d Sheffield, merchant. April 19, Mae 6, Jee•S , tile atticletin question hi 'the name ise - '1100)...r." 113wK its of their Chief alone, we ought to at Gaildhll. Auomies, Messrs. Holt and Farren, Threadneedle: damages. If the Jury thought the account suitable,' a resistible assault of their troops , the street. • • they would give it.-If they did not, they would give !of 54 . ursim• who had uniformly pledged goods inert • • .i n hit '1 L T , number of their armies, their perse. ji .l n . e C 3 oope i r, Rothwell, Northamptonshire. farmer. May 4, .5, one-third of the emount.-Here it was remarkable, I :end daughter. on n nam . e...he then discovered them to in: 'Luther . . ~, sato at he George Inn, Market Harbor/nigh. Leicestershire. , 'flit. st.picions he had long entertained were now coidirineu,•tie Ni s, and the long train of their triumphs. Aunt - Ines, Mr. lace, New Ion; and Mr. wanaaby, Market that a great part of the articles furnished, had been I haviue learns-I the residence of the p a rties, he gave tire Ire ,- es T , Nous spirit has passed away : France Ilarburough. supplied at the haste of her sister, and the Plaintiff s'iry ittrormatiou, and the P . risot:er, svere taken into c.u•to.t. ---13 t se I S. • tones, St. George, Gloucestershire, wheelwright , May 15, ' The whale of the priiperty found at the pawnbroker e, and .. Si, me years under a Government by no 16, June 3, at the Commercial Rooms. Bristol. Anorak., Mr. ..had given the Defendant credit fora partial' pay. - the pos.t...sitin in die Prisoner, was identiled by Mr. Illna. unif, hie to its preservation, and destruc- Davis, Bristol; and Alenrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Ine- went, arising from the acceptance of a gentleman, of hat several other paVithroliers ljeing summoned, a; eviderre , f shor t • th e e ' ded (Jr ano , ha nsivonihhery,ehe Pri,onen. were moan :tense ; their charm of invincibility, 1. the name of Prohat. These were circumstan t t est sc 5g o a . r it . eiidlaw, Kinorm-upon-lbill. merehaut. April ?R. 19. 1 " L examiumeime Bte -it was bruised in Russia and shattered Jan e f3, a t the (.6eorge lon, king , ton. upon -llull. Atiornies.htr. woo" , 000tfar to Pro' , the Defoodu i ' n s actual igno.. • • ' - tipsic, amid at Paris : their laurels have Ellis, Chancery-lane; and Messrs. Martiu and scholetteld, twice of the fact of ,the accounts being at all due. • • . .1 • Sri* ' Hull Dim). iimost its an instant, and their fiery Lewd EL . LEN soneuom lift It 16 . 00 Jury to say, it 01; the 20th' inst . She fan: Mrs; W.eideo, wife of Stewart tr''', No. R. Dick. Kingston-upon-Hull, victualler, A oil 9 4, M 2: CM orated in the blood of half a million of June 3, nt Guildhall. %ninnies, Messrs. Ane P mid BeZett, they thought the sum actually paid, a-suitable - sum . don, Esq. of Kihnovuoy,, Quects's Ccians v . , Ire!and,.davg:.me: s, tine Away then with this,foolish dread of Lawren ce LaPoun ii.• ...hill c wren I s , C annon street. late Reran, and sister of the pokiest }nil Conyogiunii. to ;be tilloned for the willkill It•twilnr, in the skits- the e • 4 4 T. Herbert, Andover, Haute, gnwer, May 2, 3. Jose 3. at • ' ' s- , •. the 1911 1. bin. sit Hamm Lent, 'leery -li-e11y,.01 . "" Ose oncy-let us court peace- T .; but be pre- th e public Ifrosto, New Sarum Wilts, Anoraks, M r. o ak . lion of the Defendant , ''"lstle l ;•iiiis Was not the wick-street, Golden square, i-'q. dire • Sufficient security might-be fount) in ford, Salisbury ; nod Mr. Poplan„ Dean-street, Soho. . twentieth part of the eopencilies----There was one '' • • . - " -....--''' t • mall sides to keep up a very limited . B. Ad Beniiti u, Hampshire, •hip-builder, May 1,e,57, atimer •• • • part Of •titit account width bit :would : . , . Sombanipion. Anomie', Mr. North, South, ' . end t f ....ff,.. ‘ ,,,,5. : Plied and Published by 11 I.nrett., al ' e !erupt to encroach upon this condition •la - str, Broad-court, Longncre. them not** allow ) eat- part OSA I s - casts sass * Orrice. sl,:tteetcareit. .. I.iv i tiny . . . . .. . . . . , . • - • -.. • „ •• , . . ' . - • . '''. • - ..