The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-25 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. 7 -7 .J days before. This sum the. Defendants admitted - ... POLICE. • .. . they hp , i - .rectitml•froni Mr.. 11474 ~ - ,7„m ; .k A t.••••:- :-. - • .:.,„- -:. ••••' ' ...: ' (..'• 1 - "`!!" -- , 4 ,.. • * AA .. A , Mr. - Joseph Welch, brother to tilt bankrupt, tiArrtix-6A sort --e , bateruav air. AitlkongMtken• proved, that on the sth Dectimhstri 111111411te had re. rot, Kilo Is charged with foriing Ills to the amount ceived of his brother three Itolim:ltotitli . fhi•3ol.eark (bust...tit &emend poontia ? underwent' his fitial'ex • a bank-note for 10001. and • a deaf? f0r.1991. i Is. jfirl. *, te " l "o°". i ' .. 1- . ' . • r.. " . The India bonds were p a id t o hi nw p imil e feetie hid - mt.. 'A taxi who *peered as his Counsel, re father's estate, and the retneining*stms WOl4 ift MI6 cpie s t s id Mr. B • kisia,thei %Amo r tir the prosecirtion, charge of a bona-fid e debt due to him by his blots.., to git h tip the papiis - tiezett at his house in Gower which his broker had promised to p'sy some diystio..l Weer, at they cbedelited matters werrasary for his fore. The assignees of histrrolier efierwards britight defraud, .with whichlt'would be otherwise impossi an action to recover them. s'ums, and iterePod*d. ble'ro proceryt. Mr. R. Walsh was called for the purpose attperti . - ! Mr. Baum replied, that the papers were of the Ing that th e sums shove motel, kern the. *meat low utmost importance towards carrying on the prose. duce of Sir I'. Plompi's check, and his etilleAdatilre . cation; be mutt therefore retain them i n his popes" tohorated those facts - J. ' • 4 :alone • . Lord FLLENEOPe OUGIMI was clone rly Ot ',lo „ m, (Rat , Mr. ALL!? said, that the papers could not be le oi,„„ey re ,.„,,, 0 d u „ a h., the operation of the ReSt. gaily detaiord, and instanced the case of Wilks, rupt Laws, by the assignees Of Mr. Walsh by id se: . adding that •Mr. M•Kenret ought to bring an action titan, conld not tie red .by the ° pretest suits. of tr°ver setott Mr. Briggs. Tne property had been blended le such liwayal lode' The latter said he would hazard the consequences aw a y. a tt possibility o f meth an ',twig, as wo uld ~,1 „ : of the diteution• The papers were so extremely title the present Plaintiff to recover. Wi t h T e o ,. voluminous that it would occupy a person 10 days FRox LOATLION:VAWFTEc".:The.,I33:- --- - —I "1) . ora fl gn- „ys D ee.' ' • His Royal Highness tbeTtince Regent has been pleased, In the nisbe"tad On the 'behalf bf Ma jp.iy, to . aPpisint:Ciitfti A. Mackenzie, 'Nig. and George Lewiellennham, Esq. to he his Majesty's' Commissioners of 'LiqUitiation ; George Hammond, Esq. and 'Da yid R. brinier, RN. his Majesty's Cnn. sul-Geeeral its France;*tii be-his Majesty% Commis. siemens st Arbitration aod the said Devitt Morier , Esq. and James Drummond, Esq. Commissary-G.:: nett! of *is Majesty's Forces,' so be his Majesty's Commissioners of Deposit ; under the severet des of the Gonventino s ' cosicladed st Patis• on the' Roth No-ember, 1815; between his Majesty and hit" Most Christian Majesty, for the Elimination end LW quidation of the Claim, of his Majesty's Subjects; against the Government of fraticesei •••• • ," War-oifier,' Die. It. •' Nis Royal 'Highness the Paine 'Regent lire been . ' Whirr •' Mr . I ._ ~ . . . __ ._,._ 'hi' _ lei. ...ewis; II ! idrelltirele,"betel-keei - , -J.*Murtily, LJo .. . .., days i pleased, in -the name dud s OP l'• ato k4 ence to the first item .of the 10001. Mite paid to in elarnining them. They would probably be' the , jetty, to approve of - the tinffht l =nsenthinicr ° l i t ril linen e a at a d i l Ti. m (.1 b i l t r a e li y , „W . hit i eimere. grocores-J) MOW*. R 8 LI,. nnon-street. gro ero . --J W i twit. lu --•••• I nas... j Curke,.that wee a different qaestion ; and bet 'tot ~,_ k • I iseitos of implicating many other persons in the Prta''' being permitted to'oear on itiiii aOlOtiew i l i ' lipoid ti I.- Eaye, &.J .. (*limiter. fest, A . deenthery, ifirk titire. nosey r i nta. , ' that item he would have nonsnited the Plaintiff long llOpl ' b hunt. • • mews, In addition .td i 0,..; •o t ai er -ha g th o r , ae v r ev . manufacturer ,- C. U. Rietbm ilrr and 9ti brokers-J. Dii.eispori and Vi.'ltalf IL ' Da ray. ,ilf; i . • unto. He wished , however , th a t t h e f ac t s m i g h t be •He was then committed to Newgate for trial. which may have been heretofore itatittaria' L tiftili t i g r i o le w ' n ee ......a tt e ir ve a l ,t s, W. W.4440/114. 1 1,4101pqr f Airr 4 , put intew case. i-, • 8.-Yatrs. S. node. kin. and. is ALI ~ ,,o0. 1 4.; 1 ..• erp:L'il.. I Thelandlord of the White Hart Inn, in Donets- Regiments the wor l d 44 ' Wafertoir "'A" dtfitsiiiranolu-' drap&s• J. F. France, J Cropper .1. Itrook:,T. Fier-. .. e • 1 1 . • MC B. Walsh said, that Mr. Clarke and he wets bit., charged three soldiers of the 3d regiment of (ion •of their dlitinguished' sertieis on the 18th Stine ••P Butcher and W. ,I)aws, lilyernion-,J. ,4i 2 4..r.,, )s,itha rt j Artillery, with cutting his beds and injuring the 1815. " - . . ~ , . . .• In the habit of lending each other money, and Me . C. • . : Nader, and Pi Har. is, •Saisilotast 'r wite l n' s liatber.snetchanis-•: had applied to him for the loan of 4001. which *let ceiling of the room wails they were quartered at his loand 2d Life Mord.: Royal Horse G uar d, .id 'D raionn • T. Lane and J. Lane. Lisle IlarLass. L. -... , farm ers _e 4 afterwileits lent him out of the 10001; He fie‘ne told ' thus". ' The offence not being committed in Middle- Conros i Royal Dragoons csa tlllyai North { aritl43 Dragoons; Ring and W. Fenn, Skitrtntl, Shropstskr. eaos•let•anake rs - . 11. 6th Regiment ei Oiagoons: 715: Was,' (Its , lAN ISM, 15th , . Nuncur and. T. ll'aid- - s• rolinilk sanklll l .4itir. biter, litow.i.. Mr . . Clarke that he intended to abscond. sex. the Magistrates could tithe no cognizitnce of it, 16th, Lord ELLE/410'011On said this evidence did not but advised the landlord terp th Woo s y t i rer ) .. l. a li a s l i t t ary. A se, s, apoth_clialeil -S. : !till. !.. 0,,,,a„. „ o 4: 18th, and aid Regiments of Light Dragoonsa Royal tfie Wolds, aserrers-5. Simmer, and 11, ) . 11 . . t r Cr, li p , ).. !wick, and re- waggon Train ; Royal 4rtillery ; Ro y al Itagfeetee f ilst and • with regierd to $l4 4001 . w hi c h h e present the case to their Commanding Officer. The ` na 2d d c tr r ri t i t u r l i gh ti t t 9arlgur iL i i rli arid aa , " k fie a rili CL l.llll .6,,, i ;:gj i G l J. Ela • tfoisi :m a d a i l :. Gib:oT: .riebrkelithylkAaidisaa-aa•edartalsidenit:. alter his opinion Coq; Jim. ' Kidg-stres"4.• Clerkross ell. held - N.' thought the Plainti ff was entitled to recorer. Prisoriers denied all knowledge of the trensad itin 1 Battalion ua ; 3 1 :1 F.Jot fitiardijd &Italian i' Re - Val Stun, SS • Mr. MARRIOTT submitted that Sir Thos. Monier and said that the beds were so extremely had and Battalion t '4tfi (Ist Battalion); 14th, (3d Battalionif Yld ' and . i ti r :Z e h 11 . g o . al l: m ealhi , . I , Ca Li t t i ne 3 ' l "; nd 'l l ' i rs , l , 6 l : r 7,lrikill• Asp damp, that they were obliged to sleep in their clothes. 2 i 1 . : i ll never could have recovered the sum of ' 4001 . from 'st ordi l L a j im l i i.ri vl4 s ill its (2 h cl " 13! talio u il li sth. 52d, 691 , 11 (2d . . Inerchsots-M• and - hl - Borden- 1 -.-4 4 . . ire) . " 1iert.. r4 .. e . 3 n 11 1. They were sent down to Woolwich in the custody of . attatintl),..7lst ?I /tes t Battalion), 73d 741 Battalion); 73th (Ist toistreares--C, . tir, Hick, T.. M, Keel!, T. 0r0y,. 61 , 4 1 J„k, Gterke, and unless lie could, he contended that he C, atom, and J., Mahout. Altlapss ,Ifigh-storet-T. a Daisattou 6 95 41 , 56th (t at B att ali on 950, 04 .Battalion , 6 Tilstoste, Cheapstde: halt - era fii 1..1- as 'cotreetlfie fie.. tai 'r. NI, hid no right to recover it by the present action,-.... an Officer. . • L couleamesi i and gel (:id *milieu, i Voinplutip) Itegoss e uts Iseats)-,-11. H. earg•aerauJ. S.. Bier, - rdssikrishaliv„ vureesa,,. There uas on privily between Walsh and Clarke. Qt.TEEN.SQVARE.—Satorday Robert Robeieh l / 4 w h o l ap pot ; oy . al9i. ad' Corps ; Ist and td Germain tza. t Rana- .. T. While, I.f.rri Er.t.t*soitOuott held - that as to .. the 4001. the stands charged with stealing a parcel from the Wind_ 1 (si t Id , '3d , 4th, Sdr, and Sth Ghtassui Use • natives ; Langston and it; Iknt, { Nailing sleet, factor;t 7. ... ,_ 1 . Plaintiff was distinctly entitled le recover, with re. sor couch its Piccadilly, containing 19001. in Batik Isid-frigglohe A rtillery, ~1 __. • • garde to the other toms lie had thlivered his opinion . no te ", the property of Messrs. Brown and Co. - --ow. The Averige PHee oi SUGAR, for thileset, 'ramie Dee. 20, io 5611. 64..pfc;r4re ', : :4: :' :61•d, 1 i • : st. • . . • bankers, at Windsor, was put to the bar for . the •• . -RANK RUPTCIfiI SUPERSEVED. It MA A clear that the 4001. leilt . to Clarke was the Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and VlAlijill, iwv . specific preperty of Sir T. Plomer, which afterwads seventh time. • . • • .• . IX ! Sly°, ilia. Lenbani, Keg+ . • • ,4 , arter, m om the Returns,.rading 1 . 16 , ~.,, hit/e. W.*Rosliasort, Hardshaw-within-Witalle,lmeallit' , 'repro°, came ark a Ire hands ef the assignees of Walsh for which Mr. Cotatumottsr, the Sifting Magistrate, address.'. - 9 •• ' • ' ''' BA NKRUPTS: -• ' ' isset. I •Ityl.. I'Blll7. thui.' i I PAW" a --.....i..... -a...1-. ,:-............- ~......;-. ..1........ . 4 . 1• ... 1.4......... their were act oolstable. ' • * ed the Prisoner,' staling, that daring the whole of ' J. IL Prier, Leodun-road; Sosthivark, eont-ebandlet, Dee. 1 it eedict for the Plaintiff-- Damages 4001., costs 405. these esaminations he Mali positively asserted that bed 30...1 c e o sA t r e etV a t ra t a r s irall tie, A ca ttoraies, it Mews . v. Chapman* a ss A. I dice ; :i d i . ..,, , , ,. 1 .1 . . L I , - . 4. 2 l i s ei .24 4. i. 20 s. i o. d. he . was out of town en the day the robbery was COM.. J. mparkes.and A. Coles Pa 3'onland•street, Mary-le-bonne, . ' p • , 4 " . ' EAU'. OP ROSSLYN V. JODDRELL. ESQ. nutted ; and. that every opportunity wa s aff or ded hi m each- tress, 9, Feb. 9, a t t •GolitthalL Atter- 1 This was an action to recover from the Defendant, Wes, it en i ire. r; j n a tCo iii order to prove the assertion, b u t which h e had so t a Ilencher of Lincoln's Inn, the amount of his bond T. al e ;r b rres, a rrith-v i t i re a rt. Soko, A re i r e cita s r r, Dec. 9U , Jan. 9, for;1001.' into which he e-tererl, Os being chosen a dune. Feb 3,'llifii letsalls Attorney, Mr. 'flopkinson, Greys,' Inn. Member, to pay the dues of the Society, and which The Prisoner replied, that be certainly was at Bury ref:3 N a e rtrut a li..l l l Ntrif . A ul t orov.d..KaaktrbaZteerr., Dec , C. S i j' lZe ' . 9 ' duel he had newer since aid. . St. Edmunds on that day, as appeared by his letter . s • tha mes , w ee l ev , Fa r e Ir, - ,n'ereti a nt, Jima. 2, 3. Feb: 3, at .to Mr. Wood, a Gentleman *ll6 had' a warrant of the Red Lion Inn, Colchester. Anaemia, Messrs. Sparliog and The ATTORNEY-GENTS:IIAL stated, that the De. " attorney against him, which letter be, tad put in the T h omas A vow ,. . • , o. Colcbester ; *Ad Maws. (*opuses and Co. Little St. fendant was a Gentlemati of great ovulence, but had, although frequent applications had been made In hint, , , Post-Office himself. a Ckt..ke. Illimingbara, Perfonser. Jan. 1,4; Feb. a, at the refused to pay his dues; and hence the present action 1 Mr. CoLotmouti said, he gays the.geoter express Co ßo . yatHetel .___,. Einoingteu ._, m. , ...Attons ,.. ice,.._Me aaa sers. ca Ege ß rt im on ta n g nt . l Gray's nesssquare;..lolll. M isery. am UM for the penalty of his bond. , orders that every Indulgence should 'be granted •tra a us. . . , Mr. LAN?, steward of the Society, produced the hires consistent with proper security ; that all his ~ .1:, / tisp. Cowlinge, Sof .i oll , c, jim ailltst b er e '• ai D k e!. 2 ,41 9 1 . , - , 90,. Feb. j 3 r , fiends should have fret access 10-him-; that nothiSig l yrr iur „ a, Gray % bond, which 'was dated . 1771. 'l'he arrears due b yln t ; i r - d sq " u n ci . re ;- a a r t 14115W5. f 'SCH I I I : I ICew: he should waist should be denied twin's], in order that market. M r.• Joddrell was 25!1. lla. 10d.; calculated at the i rate of 101. per annum far preacher •; 5%. 4d. for : he m ight have every opportunity to bring forth any at W. Briggs, Arailey, Yorkshire, clothier, . ! Isis. I, 6, Feb. 3, the Waite Horse, Leeds.. Atiortsieo, Sir, Wilson, Greville- I pensions ; and commons, 51. 4s.—Theso were the ' evidence that could establish his innocence. - D1E1). • I T dues paid by all the Benehers who continued (( hair . he Prisoner replied that, he was at• the Red Dien, street, illation-gardca i and Mr. sa . ...ith, Leeds. . It. Mill '4ll.•Chis . , and At i ktnsu j o, 4 Sirt ei zii3-Ash ,th firld i: Not- i On 4 lte , 21 . st inst . . T. L. Brooke, Ess.of Mere-hall, Cheshire, (fillet of Bury St. Edmund ' s, whets ' he t g .;t. .r' names on the Lists.: and all the MillObarg of th e inn' within 'i't fii, t/a ys li o i r u ksi s hf. far A'itti i' s. 4 ' !lie. • deat:itsh . aw, Wurksupw;4'a7jda aged At Dublin, on the 15th inst. Major Hamilton • were liable to them. Smile paid, but many resisted wit reading to a young woman the whole of that E. Allen. }lg.' Ciiii,ti sii-pri. Kohoespiare. . 50t11 regiment, . . ',.t e sitsel-!' evenisig ; hut he could not briog her to town with' C. Smith, Vlitteiti!nm, Surrey., shopkeeper, Jan. 5; 6, Feb. • _-. the payment ; Mr. Joddrell was orris of them. . . ~ -.•••• • !0.4." • Mt. SiARLETT, for the Defendaat , submitted that less espei•ee than 101. which at present would be an 6 3. ,, a ii t sf ale d it4 s ety hie : k:a nd rublun m .. itbr o rre. y. Att.rnif , L ..:11r. i 14 , kilett. • - ' • n or , , tirrey , a .. essrs. ,yac and Son, into n s on- ~ . ~. ~ MA I RCM 11NI.- • • -, - *u . l.-.iiii . 4 ,-. it would be extremely hard if Mr. Joddrell was forced object to him. • fields. A. itRIAGE 0100,1 he toe foolish:99n 'philtatial. J. il navnee• F ai l l i d ' 8 ,..,, 1i r e , . 1 7,,, k _,' N Z ii - ' Alt happitiesa, wili-h I. oft-orloatitifird thristixii the l partirs to 'Ay this doma i n(. Th e fact was, Au; although lia The Magistrate said, that an affidavit from the bu r y .. Vto r e k eZt. , J at • k noltre: ',l's' Jan. I -` ti ' e • • '''' •-• 'v ie "" 3.■ ' Omit for4 - 11*oiti.itt slot Cosine Licosei rei*ConutiOrs' 114 wand was' 'called to tho . ifoisetirahle Society of Lincoln's landlord of the public-house would be sufficient, and Newbury.. At Mr: ile . , Newbury ; and Mr. Nel- , ut .,, t i t ... 1 .._ __ ~ 1 • ,:a .., P.- 11.1. CI I I I IMUMI or cu.. giro, .aotasoair. viskino—: lon,' hos' bad never Worn a %tie and gown, or listed lo that be should still ha ve witnesses forward. su ffi cient time to bring his son, Fedex-street:: Strand d 't es People of rv-•ry rank p. N a.f.araa ion to tar IhriPr of ieet:ltteh t C.. Cross. Counbridge. farmer; Dec. 29. Jan. 5, Feb. 6, at b b. lire •.,•b: is • ~,4 f . ey . s _ s _. l , . • at, a. re roosts wt.,' is re, ii ism try en-senor veal the 4 on. • ' indapendent'of this, he observed, that that the :sleek Bull Lou, Cambridge. /Wimples. Sir. Cesar, Cam- lit , ted tn .. " two hiddi. eidiir4 , led id . 0 , emu , „ age. , 4 mem practices of the Society in ancient times, upon which' James Wyatt, the Windsor coachman, was then bridge; AM (Messrs tong aud Cir. Cray's' Inn. , ~.1.,1i r . i.iii i ... ~_ , i . 1 i r d i ~. , ii _,. the, fees in question were founded,'were vers different In r. sive 111, ..lotn`wrioe -p .i lii "Chic, m.d it. r end. , called. He was requested to look again at the Pri- the. o. ro u nt w ne arda, Sheffiaid, merchant,. Dee. 90, , Jan. 1, Feb. Feb. 3, a . t if r ' c lu i : ) ,: s . te ,''''' ' 1 •• s ' P r . ' 'r r °g' la • 11 h i l l lif".P Wm? i hin, Sheffield. Animates, Air, Hake, Sheffield . .. • ,a„,,, the ~,,e ng • r,, r Ha Ai-orda-r. ha's', 'ftittirlltt•ted tare from those of the present day,• and if all the orders sOuer, and* be positive about him; that on his for Mer and Mr. lilakelock,' Ser t jeant's'lna, Fleet-street. e bestially to ..e...tr00 a, metwalli.pinuelei irlll.lll flarlltha 4 em eteaminatiou he stated, hen he 'went fn ; the city fir W. Walnut', Chichester, niiisie-seller, Jan. 4,5, Feb. 3, at . • of the Society were to be enforced, many of those toe comeque i. e ,4 - sh.:aurdett 4 , 1.... ; ! re. It en.l;.ls e,t cd.tn. who tinet thought themselves safe wooed be fmind to • the parcel; that he crow the Prisoner within `2O atilt t h e ard Swan e,- an i an d ';l.' t: ssr li ielle ti;... e i r „ . „ n A n I st ° JO i " eh ie rd l r t e • - t S e u r w 1 a . ,__ l2 ' fia"aa- t inn 14 bath li.Aured ttlessrs.•CUßNlF. mid vii.; tar 111.41.4 bare acted its breach of their hotels ; for by an order of ttie Cross Keys, iii %Vood-street ; edist he watched g H. e ßlldk in net) • T. Johnson, Great- Cagteshall, nisei, silk- ' 3 1tr 0 a y tm ear en s ; , l o l i d . ou nk. r C e t . 4 „ l r t i li r : i 'V e " . " o ..;:‘, l , L a i l l i c ti L l 4 *Er n i ed "U t i: e . l l 4 . l . ° 4 ll . , l 7, in the reign of James ,' the under Barrilters were de- and followed him afterwards as far 4 A Cortthill ; and mautsractorers, Jan.'?.. 5, Feb. 3. at the Red Lioa, Colche , llr. ,-,. ._ .• aroueg 6411 i oat. a, slot I J 111,11 t1er11111 , 114.411 :. f the syortu pi.- cimnted in consequence of having neglected to dance that he had al lead, sworn 6.1 , 0 liln., to this foci.-- k, A .,,, t ‘. .or K iii i e n s . , ,s tikr. Aodceo,. tircrat-Coggeshall ; mei .8. Wilson, Bench-walks, Temple. ' li, 12, Feb . ' duced hy the: deitimet ire' habits of the I..",baraideraiewh ..il-h.., on C811(11(.11018 Day, while the Judges were present. ' Wyatt turned round and said, the Pt isoner was posi. •T N%. Potter. %Valsiiieliam, Norfolk, currier, Jan.w te hi v c e h at hr a i t ogLon bi t t h it 7,- , a d e is t x r t e a .%! n u e , n cle i h a il o i t t ,l iztind T l e elle su i t en .. e, ri . z il shal ge. —r Loud laughter.] . - lively the man. 3, at the ‘VhiteStsait Inn. Norwich. A•tornies, Mr. Crosby square; i and !Messrs. Shush and Cu. Norwich. . i S ant"' rub of their plan Rivet' Mein i:daitamsal strdoor - so •Ityose the Lord ELLesno aounn said, he should not go farther . Roberts.—" You area most inconsistent fellow : O. 'Mitchell, Grange-road, Bermondsey, tanner, Dec. SO, r r va K es i ; if "4** , l c h °ll/Pini r l i ;' n . j .ic"r i n t s t e r h aw „ ni nwinninul t • ne in back than the date of Mr. Joddrell's bond. What- you began by perjui log yourself, and you still per. Jan. 2, Feb. 3, at Cui!dhall. Attorney, !Jr. Pownait, Staple I 'f, 7 1 1.2,1ie i ual , n lit' mu le ..' a ve r f r i el) r :lt , te o tr. t u u 1 is sor vace to ter re , ty CAWS ' 1510. ever th e practices of the Society then were, ns he had . slit iii doing 902. J. Fletcher, Trafalgar-street, City road , merchant, Dee. 90 , . ine Pri'res4ifma men of elilluence used WIPP "' la *h" Mean. ' The N 1.4 i re e said he must believe him on oath thought proper by his bond to recognise them, he .s J. 6, leh. 3, at Guildhall. Attornics, Messrs. Tome and CURRIE mid. Co. claim the sanction of si botanic auiturritri as well ill the testimony of uncontradimed Itch. In profe,sint must take the consequeuce . , avid certainly in that case his evidence was conclu- Co;Potiltry. . ' the cure of these complaims the} , hold out no induction, IS The Jury asked whether Mr. Jodclrell might not Si"' ' B. Titian s, Kilburn Middlesex, tank:Fibber , Dee. Jail. `ice; bat sensible, in s.II. men aunt be, ef the exi-senee of secs 6, Feb. 9, at liuilillu'ill. Attorney, Mr. Pullen, Fore-street • • • ' - hate withdrawn Ids name ? Sansom, a publican in St. Catharine's, within cripptegate. v calamities, they offer their assistance ns regularly eau-aira ' Members of the Royal Colleges of Surgeon* of London end L. MI agstore Eridport Dorsetshire, linen -dra , Jan 9 - Mr. LANE ) the steaard, answered in the affirelle the liberty of the Tower Hamlets, who was unable L. Feb. 3, tt't the - Gee bound Inn, Reid t Per . A • . „ mules , Eshnbiotb. Slight stud recent cases a 44, philitie infections's tive. ;to attend the last examination through indisposition, , Messrs. /11.•lsdale and Co. New lan ; st ud Mr. Merle'', (; r id-' radically cured in the short space of two de's. Th...re of We , most obstinate duration, filth as Ohstructitmo invetemie SW:t rains of the lii nes, ,&c. . p Lord Et.t.chaonouoti having ..ffered a few re . now came forward and stated, that on the 4 th of last • port. J. Eley, Blackfrian-road. brewer, Jan. 6, 13, Feb. lat . lareh 't Glt'els nee' ensaatently mai , November, a man dressed in sailor's clothes came , Guildhall. Attoinses, Mess rs. Fisher and Co. Gough-sqvia_re__, Several Nighttime and Gentlemen ni the not marks on the juStiee of the 1'1 . 6116(1'N East., ill ' .Tury lges 1001.— . into his house, and after remaining some time, he Fleet-street. s r Ptvd esper il t y ab " ili r t eb. y have beet tinder the tare ..f Remit.. ClirtW 4lid ; Co ler the removal of romplaten of she urethra strialir', raid he had a bill he received for wages of 241. which _ C. Child, Bristol, carpenter, Jan:4.s, Feb. 3, at the Rum. In ty er ., : r i ft 'av i er . R. EreiteL. Anomie., Mows. . 1 , dre.; and 11ovi Nest •a - ratlical and • assune:it cute, re he would wish to get changed, as he wanted to Or- Dae-a" B°° ' D "'""'" quest Met refere g urestame be mode to tot”lt i .to r NalisfiutotY rei chase some clothes; which bill he produced :it was J. Goodebild, sea. Low Ninon, Durham, J. and•W. Jeek ; rn, Dins-gate Wharf, J. Goodchild. jsu. High Pallion, Dar- '(lances of the decided superiority of Messr. , . Currie iiii , d , t , • , , , s 4 plan of tr.:foment. Motu ohese Gentlemen le.(' • ..:_ drawn by the Staines Bank on Fey and Co. hankers , J. Jackson, Eppleion. Durham. and T. Junes sen e 1 " I ' ll P lO 4 / I Yeare ' and were f' Cite era Uf Me". " E." Cree • licruft. ilurkaro, bankers, Jan. 15, 16. Feb. 3. at ill in London, by whom it was accepted. Seeing it to ; thsaop-weariornita,. Durham. • Attornies, file.. c th ee, e c ir cure i by s the - ?Pi en d i Io Co. o i l ilif- lunar cazi;. u . ,4 0 1 , , , , : , , ,, ,: . ; , e; Henmettle, ani, oilier Singeons of e t puti eminence, wa...,:nar p'. it be a good one, he sent for a suit of clothes for him, Bridge Inn, r i l a simptee, Temple; and Mr. Gregion, ! 1 cabs . which amounted to 71. and gave him 161. 4s. deduct- i Feb.. , i t :irniaa them Monks fur their rest..rotinta to 'mood and 6-'7: from the inaa'y they are da il y a rrt:iving ele' f i r t osa C l :entitot ', ., Te' ing what he spent Irons the balance. Next day his i .1. Annette, Sa lisbury , linen-draper, Dee. 30, Jan. 6, distiller's clerk called, to whom he paid it, and from Tio t tr , G : l , ifil iki l .s ar 11. Anomie's, Messrs. Jaime and Co. Lord Mayor's attl il l a e . Ea li :i, a ...3ol, l ,ll l j t at, ' „„ ile r %::; e il r ir t i b t r,, d ,ll, 4 " ' fr , " ,;, h , g e s ,;?; Fie- J. Rersolls, Bishops K te-street-Without, Russia-neat mar was ascertained to have been obtained at Staines for 1 chant. Jan. 2. It;. Feb. 3, at Guildwil. Agenda,moors. S p c e i r r m ge , :t n ta e o u r r x e le,, h l ; ) i n t a i l . eminence, "tine of IA I;: wi til Ai i t i . l i t r el , l i •G tm ll nit all part of the stolen notes; and from other circuits- ''..! m I:uitahali. 'Attor n o s '•' s lg.". ' i - ki a g ' ldi i ng C l i i e tr i. lt te i. Ki G . reat St. Hele ' le adopted and par:tied by ro Ate s .sr e s. 94 (rrri ar en n Z l Co. Le rt (rived a radical cure in the short spate of one invalid stances It was conjectured that the Prisoner was can- brokers. Dee. 30. Jan. 6, Feh. 3, at cerned, being.seets on the road about that time. Hutchison. Crown - court,. Threadoeedle.street.. e) ' " Mn 26, 18 1 :'. • The Magistrate, after m a ki ng s o me observations on J. Hoddinott, King's-street, Goswell-stree:, tool-inanufac. "To Dr. curtßlE, 107, flattoo.gardeat. Mier, 1)ec..26, J a n. 6, Feb: 3', at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. " Lo r d f ee l s great pleasure in emamusii-ltiiie I. ' or. the impropriety of the publican in taking bills from 'b o di ng, P r i mrose -street, Bishopsgate. •. • Currie the perfr t t re - esta blashinect- of his henith , in ron.eq . .cra " .. i l n . Dorman, Biddeford, Devonshi re , innkeeper, Dec. 90, of his mild rind admirable trentnacrat of Siticuirts in Ow Cr& strangers in this manner, directed him to make every J 4 .9. Feb. 3, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 11ague, West- Oro. He 'nay add, that he ha, out fur mans. yeaact ro;"!'d' a endeavour to __ ascertain who this sham sailor was, ~,,ii,me r. „f lere. ,„,w . touch cornittrfrind (reedu.il from pain; nod in. enteror. ly. which the other promised to do. • al L. Lacy. Sonth,street, Finsbary.square, merchants, doubt of his haying' cetwit aed, thrt e t ch n' ki:l mad lawman. a I)ec. 30, Jan. 6, Feb. 4, at Vuildbadl. Atturnies, Messrs. i t • •1 - ''• • - "- • Is $ • A 1 war The Prisoner was age& remanded. . per re! .1.11 ralien. cure .0 that hors ut cowl sl ut, . ''' ..... 11011 and hreadoectil •--tr..el Bow - STREE T . Saturday Elizabeth Lund was it LI Co, : U. ~.0(11, g : wno d,; 3 i, ' • , . not a strger to the manner I..at irtilerS treated the co" i.i.ow, Feb. at the White Flare t H iri m r h N ir ,ew' b rn u a r i ; s . ter 'A j t a to n ro . ies lo , It 1 : 2 1': brought up for another examination, charged with c i l i n rn m e i i ,e u rs .Thatchatn, r,..rashire; lied Mr. Carter , . Terevle. Sty fr.! , and shall etc' be siimi lead Aid It iitui; to ac ijw " he has it t i his power , from a fair trial and a _pot conyobsca to ttas .I, • I tribute of . Ipi • tlatisy I-: Dr, c o , vie. - wh i ch , I •,• s rt.i ;timing a forged bill of exch.inge to Messrs. Alor land, Ransom, and Co. the batikeis, in P F ni n izl i fi k l e i s i , . iti:n N i ; er i . . m o t,ssrreehntuel; Dec.li.g. noTion Jan- Upper Tha . . , ; I ; e .ja (l4 l,. r " r i e d w on , fo , w h o h ave . hag h e ", a;.appeintee in ib!if t purportieg to have the acceptance of Evan , • , „ , 6. ;.3, at Guildhall. . At- reoectati.ms ur a fo.hilv. may be a.-ureal. &bat ias nowt , s• miry, Si r. iarel;•harfey-strret, Strand. 'Fe.q. M. P. for Stamford. Neither Prosecutors nor" " • inesices etl, h defects :,re cuuede by ((call 'I skill ; and oi:te 110 . 1)1 V IDENDS. 7 • •, . .• Abe remsosul of so: ti impediments be an .rhjettl ot doubt 3+4 l x' witnesses attending, she wits. discharged. Jan. 13 E. G. Risri„, TOftenhatn-co„it.roaegroc • - 110; . '' .a... rer4 l "*Y *i** ; er '' -set the cure 4. " detic")" 14c gil. _____„.._ . 11 E. Mot, J. ibirlA br il. nn e ,A.'e.., 0„ 1 , .wi t aa., r i, - _,---- --).• Stop ca. o. renosst too, is the eripta.e•.rot of thir frit - -Jan, 1 3, T. c r „,.„ . Norw i ch. iwir ,,,,.. 0p. E A :tut 1 ? , .. 7.'ker:s Swore. (iv nn curie oirniiitto . tr.' \Vs:4, Carrie Mai Co. il Ch. lo, s, Itini mite-MIL hio.i...ki, -..r.m. :. Is .17 i l i g `h - ,`,'= .s- Fmk"' will "ri'Pe Ille'llitS 4 ,waiter . aril e‘Peoce OA 1'.," ', P . semi " • Brooks, and ,it 'H. nim ,....,, , , n. lit ; tidi‘ , l : eig, tedium. mien& we mow Imo expert: ere,/ practitioners. .. 0 ".•,' 1 ', de.dels-Atts. Id, J. 11, .Itilfitig i.4,.., 1 W, ta r ,, a . ign"' ter'` - Currie nod Co. may b., e.t.a:4:41 . ..a by p decal; tit . either • ,, It "' • cer-Ja n i g i. e l;7 Isl. aid 1..1-1, the grenteq wete,- t 1 !tilling, jun , l'ioldfugton, ctirn . ..dealc!._. - ..I. ' "M. . 1 11 stir. ot their home. No, 10 %. 11 , 31 ,. Ye .vii, Sioncrse:shlre. miiler-.1: it. U. '.1 344• 1 11 'ts 4. 0 .i . r . e ' d2 I t 't"' garde*" ' sitmirnli..Ml oje.cianit V, defter i:sitok' the lou ll " n ' T ' . mantilacturer- Jan. 16.. T.:eaflur anal yet' j1 4 1 }1 1: 141116. !‘iik. mercer -Jan. i 50 . , T. .15 0u ,„;.„, .w ood r .mvit ~,,'!1 J!, • aioca, of thee (n.e, a..e, :ma lan ,li e o f iwoo „ i0d. ... i , g .. ccroiir or; i.l. it;ol7.ln:t.trerel7:6l,acinioair-a:ki:cesr:ifeNT:ilietill'..gl:l:7lela,ir:rn::::(l,4..:.t.trf.erl.....:nntlii:ll,l:-Itli-1..:%i:ri,1,t.e.,:71:1.11,,.:..jr1;11::::;.64. ..nstmaWlßlDl,les:!:yr.rnggtienmee.linirl--,;. ,I"dfna:if:rrfil:hatiekle.pik:iigndifgiatidtli:.:7::-.lP;o47:"l:l.:l:l4Cril:7;firtl4.lBl.el:al..i'cil..icreeln;;;;!Cell".l2l:4lll.4. 4nrd'r,"11:11:71:1:h‘:eta!:Iseil:(11. upon- f ront. ! - talTiirdsiiire..sirtp.botier..--1 4 . ' ,-. LiddiP. Cilfille-Stkett: Faleoll till :lit ' re, i):11k • : t: r '. . ;t: t i' ,l .l— ,i --, --.. Cro• • .. ail i .:1b11,11.'..:!,i. .. ~. , • Insurance, ker in the .:over from )periel Fire by him, as property having :.--Tbs sir. lightest his Nuns limp , roots, lbtt. Wile sent the rooms y.—The pus quanti iscoloured them Eagle, and heir part 111 the [rope hence the ,nsideratitoo l ising coteied by • nimt, that The rumour of Lord Ihnom having written a not come Tragedy for Drury-lane Theatre, Sr aro sorry to say ',Mat Ore, is ontotvaded. .. • . whatever, The 16th dragoons, now stationed at Romford, tatiagement will snaych thence to embark for Ireland, immedia tely to take the. on receiving a remount of 200 homes, given up by to escape. the 'loth its France, to regiments that were to TPTRIII however, in that country, when the 16th was ordered h ome , lit'reserfesi 'wing Ow 4ro pa thP.liit•**Mutt , ' in consequence of k losi get,* an the C. 41111 4" . •J! ;. • 4 , :„ Lt - • Sterthelsimir Belknalsgreest iesurance-broker—Jaq. 14, m i dew. an d a; . .wi5.10.4, dintrii.tredt, Jae. 13. .1. Beene:lacy, Cineoln's Inn-fields, diviner -.lan. 5. W. aid J. Cartiedze, Uttorefff;Maffordshi:e, l ifra,ku s . 16 1 . #4ll, 5 . 115,h Ntlitnusi, ' . tannonlttfret, sk i .1,• pil k ylnift KeippelikStreetd .Jan. 16 1 N. 11. us " Bosom, ypc-An, 1: !). • Pagelti 141 , 4411 a 1.0, .1. (4,;• son ' Clistn49ll-Talr,fli•vista.iller--J A. I. S. elirtridge..ciad Glasnargalltbire; iruniriz i t s3 r -Jim 16, .N.firnoke, r 44..ereet, i h awns ic ri •17, , H. Silt - don, il..s e t tak J im* irisper --Jan. 15, J. Morro, hodt4eold,... Jen. 15, J. Reitman, juo. Newrostle.nima-Tynr. j ai: . %Vorm said.st inmetnint•-.1 441 , ,i f 11! tint sad ismt . T. S. IV i Ilia • inerch:inis— Jai. l 4 4,llollinsid- 0461 T. S. 11( II ►iana, l.iverpnnl , suer n a an ,... 444 13, A. Atkins, 1. 9 '" • CEirtiVICATES. J.'. iS. " • T..F.111! onit E.. A Myr: I . Looked-liwr. chapts-4 weo•ien-draper—S. Priem. k. antra. audit --eiE *nos las; /lad •J. 4 saw vsr„,l4ll.4iitill trteretaal.-4LJi it it . ion. Birmingham, gdnorlakei — • 11,...dby pr ahire , o is‘ an h r ti h lik t ee 4r p d er- • 3. fironkihink and A. Nln..ds , Bermond s ey, ', nun , J. Tay tar se.* 3.'l'. 'fay tor. iron olivehr n i,s. ''•? . PA111'N111.24111111)1 , 801.YLD, • ;„ T. E y „ n , an d , isy,. as -agelllll -C. i;olCll2nitil ::04116 Lewis. ta''' ‘ 1 - vers., - way, E. - ` ll, 'tar The regiments ordered liome from France, and destined for Ireland, are lo proceed from the plficn of embarkation at Boulogne, &r. direct to Cork, where. they are to land to be discributpd to their .se vend stations In the interior of the country. ' • B 112,11.1„ On the 2IFt inst. the Lady of Or, Warren, ;Amer. Brook— Fireet, of twins, bor. MAIMIED. On the 19th inst. at Stratton P.trk, the Rev. Thomas Snow, to Mrs. Walter Farquhai. On the Sad , nt I ewidiam, M. W Kennedy, Sargon), R. id". is • Tr.aures Mary Ann, daugh!cr of Mrs. Asp Little, tor. Lewisham, Kest. . . gaNtidN: Prinfea tiv D. .01-C1.4.... ,1 • tol4li3l(kli OrAct, No. 4, tittlistatf)-etiurty Si found a verdict for toe If—Damage: Costs 40s. COURT OR COMMItt,t MEM Dec. (4' AUSTIN V. DREW. This was an action on a policy of h brought by wit.. is a sugar-bal neielbotirbend cif Weltclose•square, to rem the Defritrfants, proprieti is of the Impoi Office, the amount of dam .ge , sustain d b. he *lleac(' by accidental firp, his proper) bee;, inss.red with the Defendants, The short facts of the ease were tiO.oo vant of the tlaintiff having neglected ht lid pan fires, to open the damper, anti a l /h i to Asc. the Sees trytdiog to the dr)ing-rt smoke. on ascending tho chimney, iron the flues, and' from thrice into t in w!,ich the sugar otos placed to dry soot thus introduced fell in prodigiou ties on the loaves, and so much discolnt a s to render them unsaleable. The Es o tter oflites, nn being called on to pay tin the loss,. complied with the demand, but rial being the largest insurers, refased. and preten t .. a o lfoo. The question for the con of the Court was, whether ir.jury, iris smoke i ' s end not from accidental fire, was c the insurance against fire? The Loup Cisme Jusvcc was of cpii the description .of injury in, question did within the meaning of an-injury by accith inasmuch as there was no accidental tire and the %$ hole damage arose from the. raison of the Plaintiff's sear:lnt in neglecting tr necessar) precautions to permit the suivis• There . was no .buroing.- es rdstrip, would not posititel}deciOw.ilie qg b the point.—VerditAtur tiot Dualtsdants .~~ 111.0 Pric 4el - 1; 41 4 e. iois • . folio it i e • VA ! ° A I I e ! , 1 At le , How sow —,-- N earl bawl Mow be b! Ale mere takes shoed otelei = Ve: IMO tee, g1: 111 C ase4 ball I. slew basal Gal Gael bcttle Bonk Ike st the or Is ',la stomp festYl to !ec Sol. 'Heel ilk 1 A. Ss No. 6 Wei Di Nellie Soo dogrr, them! toe of tie. 'RI eae qm tea , " OM As 1 - 4essio, .iroref.. the WI tr i . illia.k -.• a 11,, ....1);_. ......s ..e..„.• :7 : 0 ..... ?' elm ab full. , akti pi At k Heel 119 wwwei I= it .o.file Souk tie sip the et .6 Fels !tn°l? 'rF 010 sla _ Neal _ Semi drwri thetsi '- of IN 1) f. i i ;~ :1 f , . 1 0I in the of t; _ by 1 Eve ST she thh them Othi ( fifA and