The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-11-05 00:00:00

• 1 - AST AO ONLY pAY . is flito.ty. Nov.. 14, lons all the Vrisas' acid "all 1118114'W , gall he di... Th. Wheel edaftlfaelPilzes df to.oont. la.oool. SOW. add 200/ibesttlestiarly MOIL satallee Pets" tgoiehold • elf.irldehmouselmi (Intim in Ode Day,. viz: 11Partear, Noy: /4. •wlaelailadlAtiV *lll - Ir e f i zaad litatelkirstraztof - eadamik'sr• jhalerOall4l4 0 .41- .r.r.s",, • . ›73TiStiS/1 1 0 „illlitiAsDS; plr' f filleitt ' flail ' . 1 4 4-411 IMI instrthlsim he .the Piece. at 4.the• Pesstory ~ .I . ..riM lib. ,on the SOUTH SIDE of BI.O9WOBUILY - - ou4ae (nut .doors from the tap of Southampton-MIA" .. . . . . ~. .. eH:. - 'TOE 1011 1 511 LINEN COSlPANi t t r ti t iia ea le la; •• •• mettle* , •to the Public, that the a - goose is their • only Eitablishrisent is this• Country, w they ion ' shine to supply the Nobility,Gestry; and 'thelotilillir, with ,WARRANTIED "peas-bleached • •Linee, for .iShirts •Ind Sheets. •t the. best fabric and colour, at a .prlee , coastsler ably 101Ter . thin sbey. can be procured through unser -me iiIIIIP. They. also engage to Tetans the pure ~. money 1 .should any leek appear. Good Irish Bille sad of .ige .landNotte tekeo se usual. Country and Tows: adders pane. . tunny attended to by ; . , ye ~ ...j,..i . . ,JOHN DONOV AN. 4. Itionuisbnvy-equare, Leedom t• JOHN IDOXI.E, 31. St. Mary's Abbey, Clablin.'•ll,Rent• __: . . :... VARY FART TRAWELIANG. . r . ips.reJ. yr DTo or eel .Dir.4l..,RAnliniere,.M4lllotill •11. CAIWPIRSCRII, • . Pour. bold* Coaches. andiew geed time. by . . .. .S. It. MOUNTAIN. and Co. . :•.I . _ • SARACErti HRAD. INN, SKINNER-STRMET: •.. ,lINOW.HILL. LONDON. .., .1,711 N . 1%. HE *following 1 4 1(111T POST- COACIIES, Mails. • &e. set out from the above Inn : •• •' - The " Rovairchgrapk" Direr. Dash RasugaisiMargate, :Stood Stains, Canterbury, •ikverslusea. aketztiandpick stew wasperior fast Coach, trete .moroing al e rt i page 7 a..egeek. ..- ! -Ineonsetywncemf the derided piricrac* Oren. to the -'ll.- .. *graph Coach, the Proprietors are eitternsined no expehoe illitati be spaced to realer it the first conreganct on the • tient Road. . ... .Tito• " 'rally Ho." Mradnthain very fast Div haels.MOrn ing at 2 before 7 o'clock. through. Redhuro. market Street, 'Dunstable Dracklilli. Peony Stratford, Stormy Strstlord.Tow e.ater. Weedoe. Diventry. Durichurch. Coveotry„ end Stone ltri4e. to the Castle hotel. sled St. George's. Meer% High "Street, Birmingham. to Shitnall, Wellington. aritieunrth, •mlielton. Shrewsbury. Salop, Oswestrv, 14.isotwIch, esatior, .rarporley, Chester and Holyhead. Driven through With 2 . Coachmen only. In consequence of the decided preference given to the Tally -ho Coach. the Proprietor are determined no expertise tbsil bespar.d to render it drat OY consoyance on the RlrmitilltMlat, Road . The " Sovereigo.'.' New light fast Coach to False.‘ Ply. -mouth, Furter. Truro, Dedrain, Peotyn, Asibbortom.Vetakessi. Dartmouth. Weymouth. Dorchester: end' fifilWilitt Morning at 7; through Molten. Adiaisolvreftdollft le l fora, sistbseildfo. *ow; 4boolarbtabe, I t asibod A fv: illineigwetrr mud Regsbot. .. • Ter veep r' Coate to• Weymontit. Mare* through. with tow coachmen only.) . throngn Basrshet. Bletebirater. liasingstoke. Overton. Whitchurek, Andorer, Woodyents, Cashmore, Salistasrpithindford 4. Dorchester, at a quar ter past bo'clock in the writing. • . • PaciTts from Weymouth to Guernsey, Jersey s Ciorbonrg. St. Motors. kc. every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. . Brampton. Chatham. Rochester, Graresend. St coed, littingbourne, 'lnhalant 4' °syringe, Morning,' quarter past 7. ' The " Union," Southampton. Lyiningtelit. Lyndhurst Winchester. Basingstoke. Hartford -bridge. Blarkwater, and ilayshot new four inside Coach, every morning its o'clock; arrires et the Coach and Horses, and Vine Inn. Southampton. by Fire o'clock. This is a most delightful ropereyamce to the isle of Wight. Jersey. Guernsey. St. Motors, Havre &Grace, .Cherburg, 11'c.—The Proprietors of the abore Coach hope to receive a contionance of that support which has hitherto been experienced since the coin oienceencnt of the " Union." New Light nay Coach to Dorchester in II hours onto, throngh Bagshol. illarkwatcr, Basingstoke. Orerloa, Whit church, Andover. Salisbury, Iroadoeuts. Cashmore and Rlandtf ord. at a 'past band 7 o'clock in the morning. • • Balk and Bristol Post Coaelses, through asippenkasn, Caine, Marlborough, Ilungerford, Newbury and Reading. erery Afierstoots at One ; arrire at the Greyhound ' Inn. Balk, the 'London Torre*, Thomas Street, and Swan, Bristokearlsnext morning. Cqacita to Wells, Ilklegewater,Taunlon, and Plymouth .at reified Farts. Tie .• Umpire," a new * Liverpool light Coach, only One Night ow the Road. carrying Four Issue, sets out Daily at One; arrires at Lirerpool ne.rt Afternoon at 5, titre Woburn. Lathbury, N'ortkawspton, Wilford, Lutterworth, • Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfietd, Stone, Newcastle, Karts ford. IVarringlon and Prescol. • shreffsbury, Wellington and Shignal Light Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. Guarded. Barnstaple. Sontlimotton, and Crediton New Light fast t'uach.every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at , 7 o'Clock. The "Rockingham," Leeds Light l'ost Coach. sets out creep Atfir6teen at Two; and passes through Raldoek. Rigglesiva•te, Eaton, limekden. Stilton, IVansford, Stam ford, Greet/sant, Grantham, Newark, TztrfOrd, Markham, moor, Retford, Baldry, Doncaster, and Ferry-bridge, ar rows at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, next Afternoon, at 3 o'clock. in time for At Bradford, Ilalifa.r. Skipton and lituldersfield Coaches, at reduced Fares.—Driren through will Jour coachmen °mtg.—Liz nage and Packages only 2d. per lb.—Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Co it is allowed to be the most agreeable and xi to conveyance on eke North Road, being ancepulded 4 a Cr. . Ilarrowyale aid _Ripon New Light Post Coaches every , _lfternoon, al 2, 4• in the Morning. r Glasgow, Lone n. Gretua- Green, Annan, Dumfries. As...or...kiv. ru... a /It, Sasupthar Kiln, Canmock, Kings welt, and all Par t of Scollaad, a Light 4•inside Post- Coach Daily. Bridnatortklreitil, Shrewsbury. Salop, and Holyhead Ness Light fist ConemVs, crow Morning and Afternoon. The `. 'rally Ile. -- Coventry Light Fast Day Coach, every Morning at a quarter before 7 o'clock. through Redburn, Dun a.ahle, Stoney Stratford, Toweester, %Vredon, Daventry, and Dttschorch, to %tranvia and Leamington. The .. Express," to fork, Scarborortyle. Whitby, Shields z•lindertuart, Newcastle owl. Edinburgh, a New Light Four l'teide rh e st-Come, rri(4. a Guard th ; roughout sets out 'Tern Monthly,' by way of Newark, Itetjord.Doncaster, Ferry-bridge, Tadeoster, Darlington. Norttudlertoos, _Durham, 31orpeth. and Berwick, and arrires at York the nett Morning, AT REDUCED FARlP.—Drirept through with a coachmen only.-Passengers finding themselres faligoed on Ike journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed wilhont . any additional flow. - Marlborough add' swindon Four Inside Dag Coach, ftro' Alabnurst. Reading, LaMbottru, Ptirton, .Lytlingtoa. Porscy. Wootton Basset, Ranzsbury, Iluagerford. New bury and Maidenhcad.—D • riccu through' with one coach man only • • I . The Sea. Royal Patent' Mail, Rostov! and' Louth. three` Royston, Cattbridge, Huntingdon, Wilton l'ctcrbore', z . tiOty, is- asousso .ws. Paksengirs Mafia • . _ by ,_ ...o• oart,.hatte the .peeuElsr advantage of their seats bring se-i mired in Me uext Coach. Ville ONLY DIRKCT COACH TO CARLISLE. The New Royal Palma Vail; '.Castheldge Mit' Were, Bustiagfartknotchisiad. kilegstoos, Evening, al 7 .losslApasi , 7UV °ed. &peat. tot • wrier befit.; 1. • • 'sitiosslat, lakisiet.'4 , :Podsts, 3 Nt?6,, lostadsle, Itoldin , d1;111p094. *Orsodikirk tad - Garuteng ,Light. Post ColocheM, MI - ' Morning sad Afternoon'. ' A a d: .4 s .7 airas ...._ , . Etplotimi tiopt .Zsm vivetuae •Light • ' : Miz f ii;s:dr ic :64 B,o4 i - tat pips/. in 204Miers may. that' Warriligtoa4 ANL s ftPtid mad •lAteltfietsk (ants Die Night .044 ibi. Road. ). every -414ornemt i. arrtees at the Saracca's lad' ha.' Dale-savel. Lit &mid, • pert Echoing. ' 4 Ilk fairiTieffi= to afrwereterrs- who *encase' this coot* with their preference arefarsuperior to sorother en this Road, wit the "Roma Exprest"" is drlveii tkrosighoit with 4 coach lieu oat' (h boo Mau city . olker.reartit to Liretiriocolp.za"M. *kg to Passengers too eoident to require comment ;,beside! the alitilltdotot • advantage.' orpeekofig to Conlinercial biter. mkt co/pmfienting • Me Isittney fa Less Home Mail any otlini math ; and. nolwithstaudisp its cheapness and expedition, Ms PrOpPletors pledge theindelva that far - safely aid cre.- 1 emainodation it is r eqsaileil by few and shall be surpassed ' by, mike. • , Bedfordshire Pillteries; a Wiwi/girt very- fast Coach, every , Afternaciw. So Lanoted; •elekr,.ll6slton. - Horsiest... Tdolull. Lawton, Healy and Holmes Chapel. TMs is ineonly Coach _ direct to the Potteries. • Wakifreid 4-Inefdt• Past •*Coackes, every Morning and Afternoon, AT Amours° FARM - ' Chester " • Nediport, Whitieborek. Tarporley, • Miami wick. N ordhwich and Middiewich Light Coaches, erery Monday and Alternion. ' Stamford Light Post Conelies every Mariana and Afternoon. through Baldoek. fliggleswede, Ht. Neote, Buckden, Alcoa bury, Stilton. au t Waadeford. i earndertaird, ' Stoektorn and Yarns* Light . Post Coach ere' , " illorodisg, .ts the George inn, SIIRACTICACI, AT AEDVCED IPA W. • Mountain's " Empress. Umpire and Tally Ito," to lino. "heater, Winslow. Cmogletuto, Newsaille, • IValial, • Waiver hamplon dr iimmtsford, New Four Inside Post Coaches, Three' Time. it' Day.. May . One . Night on the Road. • Sheffield aid Rotsberthani. now • Four Inside Post Vedettes ' Morioka called " The Express," and also " The Rockingham,' every Allerioon.' sr 1111107 CAD Ft nisi. • • The " Royal Express." new ilhootinglooma Light Past N4/ht Coach, in Ito hours, sets vet every afternoon, carrying 4 inside oily. paste* threes* Warwick. Leamington. &asthma. Weida's. , Dawsidra Stomey-Stoldford. and narrator. to the Saracen's Head. 1141 Street. Birmingham', cads m e next moralay.—token throats& with two coachaten only. • The " Express" i New bight Pod Coach to Ifidt,•lda miln. Northeare, Bowden- Wad -Domestic?, erery morning, 'at eighto'clorkto Me' Cross SAM. Market Piste. 11.11, and also the " kisarkinghoya" fa Me eilltinuton sidu'olock. • - ••• . l o t iga t tit t owar otat . iiaoMitesal,(.4Mskotooi ',Pi - • ifidly 4 eleven, . - aidatbivialam.• • _4oo44oleve ativiie - • 3, * At Nee*, d Fares. to Leede.„..Yeell, and Dencesters lairsag• lab Patine , ' at orlbytweipertee per lb.' . . ti: - A. MOUNTAIN serl-4.4.• respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Penile. that they wilt not be accountable Mr any Plurcels, Passengers' Lugeaue, Writings,' Piste, &r. of more than Five Pounds value, if lost. stolen, or damaged. unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for accord ingly, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Skinner-street, Noce bi'l, fmedoa. • • delicacy . , *beat. action er grietannir lathe Mel* Atlntitiotoolll - 1 to yourself and-tbe.enlighte countrymen, I trait the motives that alone give rise to the fallowieg address, Will plead an apetogy for my thus ins Welly/ ow.the lodulgeni cindpar of soy friends &Arvd suinerdurreaderlk " • •An ardent:gad ;;(lilsope) a laudable wish to Makeittrlimia unmerited imputations • the character and emwhintrof deceased near amiable relative of my own, and at.tbe sam time td ; elucidate a eirttimstenee relearn to Adieu coled heated Mr. Ricer*, Midrib, as **presented in yours sail ether Jos reale, soma naturally tacit* enciolity, ihracurget, 1 Ism to offer the following icsreory, though ileVigt •• • • *1 to the parseraple which appeired Wrong' Wm', mad those •of your eotemnoraries of the 21et instants r *noticing the testamentary disposition of' tbe immense %stealth •of NW deceased. Air'. Iltleardo, itridi "lathe 41? a," you state the bequest of the " Bronsesierrow gestates, mid others, in the county of Gloucester and IVorotsi t er,7 - and the extraordinary injun'cticiris attendant thereon, viz• that' as edrhsgneaee of thei diesictions' left in die of Panora", to dispute the Testator's. title. thereunto, (Mr. Ricardo) orders to he set apart the extended sum. of fifty thousand pounds to indemnify the Legatees for, each trississ err •••expitnetei at they may lacer in defending! any suits at law and equity." The person you designate in the shove, as " one Do novan," was a barrister at law, of provincial credit. and avellthesown'ort the Oxfonl • Circuit, was -11•Kow•ttitemioner of King's College, Cambridge, and po . d considerable estates in Gloucestershire, and in the West. lollies, (As anti married my 'oily' eider; will' 'Whom he had, - which 1• paid when I arrived• at age. is irk. some to speak of oneself, and adopt the style of egotism rt but id the recital of the fallowing circumstances it is as avUidatriet . . 0. ' '• • ' • Bromeaberrow Estates, and Oberst (though recollh" ly.let) now realizes npwarile of 2,200/. though it has beenl Aired that Mt. Ricardo only • realized use per tent: These estates. airelitsitie of rite thatisiou, sitriclitost 1,4' father 20,00 K were estranges, from site and came into the pottage sion of the present J. Pitt, , Esq. under circumstances which in the epihion of eminent prOfessidual j ntlr n, now : ought to colt foe thilisteijArenee oft 4.7orrt of Rfatit_o.-.. From Mr. Pitt the late Mr. Ricardo rellurehised, evillest ly. with Vial knowledge that the same wont.' hereafter be disputed, rinffprobably set amide, either by myself, titistimes of at my decease, by say he* &dew. anal legal reprimettqls tin, the I .te .11r. °moron's only daughter. nal Scott.: That the late Mr, Ricardo was &wire of !delis;' Whilst reit steoiager liesteetfitrabr, than she fait of Str..ll4w frasige give* to -Imiemerifyiwg bond of 10,0001. M good against these expected and rontetnalated suits. thereby evincing clearly that the affair would rat stand Sit;e..l.or tensility and their appithesaioes WAN. rhe late Mr. Disesteem professedly actol is my trustee, (and in whirls situation his repr-sentative now stands), anti as 'a friend and relation, feeling as a legal character himself, and as con nt as he was With all the stimulant eircunistances that in the 'FRIII%II4IOI Re far as regarded myself, 1 was net, fairly dealt hy, meet undue and illegal advantages ,taken, and a palpably inadequate coli• sideration given use for the valuable interests. procoreil from me, Mr. Pitt shortly reselling for MAO/. to Mr. Ricardo, that for which he had but a short period before corrected triodes Me 16.0001.A1s Donovan slid honoitrabfy and candidly notify . to Mr. Ricardo previoni ro bit re purchase, and to Mr. Pitt, his intentions of invalietring the same, and that. his conaiction, confirmed by the con• earrent' opinions pf a King's Connie, and a' Alastel. in Chancer_y, (now With living).. was so, strong as to insure the result he anticipated by an appeal,to a Court of E9ssity. These notices have seen, as also the acknowledgements of their receipts; and the late Alr.ltirardo, in a letter' to myself, at no later a period than April last, wishing to have the title made good to him and his heirs, expressed a desire that I would call in some outstanding terms and trusts crested in my fatitee's marriage settlement, and thus frustrate the attempts of Mr. Donosso's heirs. Mr. Sagffen. the Barrister, had previourgy advised the same. Proceedings were subsequently commenced by Mr. Dono van, who shortly after, on a visit to his estate at Antigua, Lfidling an early victim to that fat.) malady, the yellow fever, left in his will, that proceedings should he carried on against Mr. Pitt, and others, in pursuance of his eriOnal Intentions, and appropriated an inteqoate sum to carry the same into execution : in the event of my &eh and the non-agitation of the question during saji either by myself or toy 'frustees (my niece, Airs. Scott, the representatise of. and executor tq Mr. Donovan, and John Ilitildleshine, Esq. East Indian Director, as repre. sentative of the co-trustee, the late Colonel Miriam', M. P) Such are the real facts of the case alluded to in your .lournal, and it rests with the present occupier of the Bromesberrow Estate, to decide whether a. Court of Equity is to take cognizance of the transaction. I should observe, that Mr. Pitt, previous to the disposal of the property to Air. Ricardo, had actually contracted with, and received as deposit; 10,0001. from the present ' opulent J. Barton, Esq. of Manchester, but that gentle man afterwards repented, and was intimidated by the prospect of a Chancery suit, from completing the purchase, recovered hack his deposit, money, and Mr. Pitt was fortunate enough to find a buyer in a person of strotizer nerves, in the enlightened Author on " Finance Ind- 'Partition," at an immensel,rojit. That the late. Alr. Ricardo, possessed of great Mental endowments, penetration, and sagacity, and in his extended pecuniary concerns, ever acute, (qualities, the adherence to which enabled him to amass such a princely fortune)shoul I have pirrchasecl an estate so situated, is one of those ano malies in human natur that raggers credulity, and consti tutes a phenomenon that bids defiance to solution. No man 'vas mere convinced of, and none more ably and justly 'reprobated the ruinous rrpensrs incurred ht. the prosent teltniuistration of the idea, and its prorerkal procra , tina: ,tlasn Me. Rieardo, and with this humgession and a peoptietic spirit • that an estate which had Mitt him 30,041)1. 'might hereafter lie wrested from his ftMlly: 'Or at legit that the retention w as problematical,disl.thisveisbrated clearer: tee by his last Testament bequeath the large.sem of,50,0001.• to guard a,aiust the contingencies of an anticipated pro tracted litigation and its result, by his Offi adtnission hypo.' th;tic.d. • • , A wish to be correct and explicit has made the that enter into detail, and I fear. trespass too Linz on yotti• velua'ile column's; In my statements I hive situdionslt; reit-nines! • from casting any reflections derogatory to the 'honour and• inter rity of the late Mr. Ricardo. I willingly, as a " deti airniustitine," pay my humble Meer Of praise to his safe. is and purr-Wiese r aid eineenl f lenient hll &MU'. iittitimat i /uas !.:1 there times', when, unhappily for the country, there', PaOM, which I.' Ark: #.... i futils,sm beirs, s akithagitt.ppi lase* .e. en, ..,I My 4to.rplative,k qi - hekta-qtat q,Yally . act), and;bc Omits...tin* tp.14 1 .1t: fhasap nit musses Stan of n, 'valuable estatS, fitortinit gm , . .1* „Chancery 'mit t and be:also betting: 10 sisoesf„ib sow 110 for an indetintiely. sail prolsalyiat 404tpeittiod by, his Issetiti.iv ill (gored Ai. audit, etismitipstiott °fait slbassio y.problernaticaL .. shonlrl my ideas„militale with.th . ois of -WV. Misr& and t , s in am an consequence forced to scion tho tfonstittiVils to the cognisance of a Coat t of Equity ; . 11 : ellItttoso with cootidence, as the development of facts wilt demonstrate to thipnblie sihri his Veen the icjurellf . anti who has thssimetstirielieengtplaln. . ~, i ..: • " At eritt!ty . . tieftg ithtVrftlYt free" and as Outset. tat not meted out in a graduated scale,aceoid. ieg to the wealth df the respeetive-getihnt: ?shell.: nbislth 'steadies/ lhe testeMentary appropristittri 4:00. 111 AIL In t "' aialdable array agaihst toe, and rtileli likrOp p itilf.iiibite stronger head's and stouter heaittl. trek 1110111. ` .roped titp contest, rya rinced that, on the pint of B;ose Who will,a , t foe*: lid estimable and able friere, niffel 6ttlte talen.t? (NMI Solicitor, whose prafestionalinleponitestce and ier tegitty :tatitnd .unquestionable, „titer...wilt etfo ho Want u: iseiltilVoi Afrtlons to see justice domenifsetfaod'hiiirS, i The statelients I have thus cursorily, but gritty mai. ,:p.n. if requitite, beenfistivitioted by alflatiti; ind'.coirObtaia . e . ii . by docuuteuti'and iestivneoyof sivtrat dlatlta:riafAti.it elut"r.,,e ters;iegal andotheraite, convirsant with all MS facts, and ••• isles alias," I may, without Dread, of Nit:ll3onm; Men tion the names of J. Jervis, Esq. hives Cituniet; the t.e 'nor benevolent Ur. Hai oil Graham :43. Bill. E'sq. l'ore , .e: end DepatrClerk of the Peace for the County of ' Worel4- tee ;E. Ludlow. Esq. Barrister ;F. Phelps, Is Seirveyor ; J. Maftin, EqUity Counsel ; J. 'Phillinats, Esq. liarrist a r, illoucester ; *I4W B, ihriee. Bart. M. P. I have the honour' to be, • Sir, with esteem .. . Ycur bomb's &wettest - W. tiovvavuou TATE . . Magistrate and Deputy Lieutenant fu r the County of It luncrster, &e.e •'..7•• :: 7.;: - :%:. :: • , eouxt Yesterday.the Logo Shoot beid a Court of Aidatmen et fdaildheit. . • . .• The *Roost of the Ward of ,Yintry attended aqd mado . n Ptreeiment of ruiuons houses is the said Ward, and the ho ' Ciller was directed to pet the Oat of Parliatamik rote.. in relation thereto. , Vhe Town Clerk was bireeted to transmit to thett4* of Aar* the Home Departeeimt, a maw of dit. proceedlogs of the•Goort ‘ sod Iteesettival ?tiaras' oT the state, blotto per sons In the City of Leaden, egrreably to. ttselrovielons of tno . • iielreoPerf•Peellanseist Commissioners of ;be Court of Requests, fqt lbst Monti% Of Z,S*gireiller meat. were aPPoiktell. lithe MOD *won has. appeloted,itatuthiay wit ter i.e' holding of asiotiMr Court f ovoehliejeisiaesa, A few evenings ago, a gig oa. onwreed paasidrelortg the road from Scarborough to Malton,in the neighbour hood of West Ilestertun, containing a female an I ;se 'bee. From the drese..and appearance of the former, s:ie is sop poakd to haVe been' a yOrroi woman front liottoo i, who. 'Wing been in sfrifiCir at Siarlioroothy had left 114 place nolcutlivu to her •friewh, and has not since beets Heard of. The . sittle 'everting; . .a &male voice was heard Altering cries of dilltrees, 'by morns Of the servants of the Vannittik, it West ileslikidit,htail next mcirning'squointift df, blood and human bait waS. found again's; VW gtti !Ogling to tbe.honars' of J. IL Puulis, Esq. it that pence, a woman's glove on the arfjoittinit road t—all Under elititm'i drillers which would appear to indicate, that a' most :horrid murder hail been comjnttted. The blood and the marks the 'trig wheels, were traced from West Basle-non to Seitmpston Bridge, a distance of abont three miles. ,r9O Wednesday last, about two o'clock, n female servant of Mi. John Thomas, of Prior Park, went into the perlour end laid Mr. Masan, an inmate of the house, that a person wanted N speak with him in the other parlour. (the servant on hearing ' Mr. Nalsh inquired for by name, having shewn the stranger into the parlour as a matter of course). Mr. Nai di speedily re. paired to his visitorolnit there found a decent looking man with a handsome baund book in his hand, which lie opened of the approach of Mr. Naish, and took therefrom a written paper. and presented it to him, holding the hook open at the Cone, at if with a view of attracting the attention of Hr. N. to the sib ject of the hook, whichwas a religious tine, and so expressed at the top of each pagein large characters. The paper rem fled thety to be a Captain Francis Faulkner. late master of toe shop lane and William. merchantman, a of New York, America,—that he was sh pwreeired WI the Port of Di ver, on the niyht of th,e 27th of Auglist last, out his voyav;e homeward, from Jamaica to Mogi urd, will, n valuable carry of sugar, de. &c. and that Capt. Fanikner. with three Serioien, were the only survivors—that he had sustained a loss of 544 - Re. and that in consequence he had become entirely destitute. Tan certificate affrcted to be under the hands end seals of two atagistrates, and was extternely well drawn up, and wore so much the appearance ef authenticity. that it was every way calculated to lull suspicion, and excite the most benevole.it, feelings for the poor " shipwrecked wanderer:" hut it so happened that Mr. Naish recoil-cted herring seen the sauna man with a similar paper some months 11/(k, at which time as sistance was afforded biro at Mr. Thoinas7s. Mr. Naish, from this circumstance, doubted the truth of the f tate:neat. refused to give anything, and the apirlicant left the house. in aver".. few minutes afterwards, the servant from whom he gained oil-, mittance, having occasion to go into the parlour, ()Nerved the knife-tray to he mit of Its place, and on examining it, it . was discovered that some sliver spoons and a doze h ivory lian,ll,l forks were missing. Tne ;LOW C'uptairs was closely persoed, and flouting his enemies hot upon lino in Allen's-roi r d, t.e was observed to take a packet from his pocket, and throw hover a wall into • wood—a man of the name of if.g•iins jumped over and there found the forks and spoons. Tae c..lprit was followed, and after a smart chase, was obliged to sarrehder.in a court in Horse Street. lie was taken to Mr. Pvgo's tlffiee, *here the business was investiaated before E rwari4 An'ilerdon, Esq. at which ,plaee Captain Faulkner lost his limit/airs nem and title, and assumed his own, a more liumbe Thome, Clark, in which character lie was CO,p:n: ton Mstlet Gaol, for trial, as a thief nod imp,,Af given tniselecumst Mee at length, from an s' ; .; very many persorkt have been imposed . npon ui _ . similar written representations rude' by vtisert, tittered with Vhrk. Asa sort ul' •• decoy flty:k,' posed Magistrates' names Ira set down ef lit each, after which a string. of very respectable wilina rest, sod otters no ttoobt fictitioao. apt Weis ortme; two. and three poutidi tratiolatast in Bath. appears as having giros eitioa was made to him, rod he e nt frsseil halm *Weir it seems ass tow iotignitteast a sea to srefties and deeiens of the Captein, who•rery stow aqacher pound for h*itwit bet • thee•nel . :d- riot species of upeeption awd,frand ;tutu,/ new itep•N suf ito sy et its sr . ling, titt.vre!deteg!rit.,.. uth wI.) bp ' lePertY Po9i4h , d, end Old tnittpc.. t Ikret er beiltate Setire . they statt.crib• •t( watts sod dittfieses of the proatist• matt 41.1 Parer.) • .0 - ".. •-:l= l :''' . • ...... i • ' .- ' * 7l 6Vt , ' t. G • ' . ' / • . , ':. ..t' . - ' !.1i . - I . ••.! . .1 .f_i /..'; .... . ~,.-. - r • .-.- -.- . ' • ti°: .v, 1 / 4 . ''• it....... 4 . ' ;f" • ••• ' 'r....." ... 1 . , • • - . ..1 -. ' • ' - -•••• AL.= - ' '' 4 . 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RICARDO, ESQ. 11.1P\ s 4 9, th eig.." ir l egApipotoe4 , . p u b re p eci esaw i tiog • 9 -1...+ *ism ICIIIIPS INSTITUTE, ' • . ! moryiNo *ill b e hem a n tuEs4 I b i e ns re ing. ,. at lasdkpast 7 o'clock, ilabisalay, at a varlet+ stk , j .7. ! 40 is 4A DitT i ollit llth eir ititrstriabge Alston: at viten' o ' clock _ To MS ILDITOO or ?US STSTSgSfalre . + ••••'''" '•; ~ • Tits i -I' tspross,-"s a.Nem Sight iber•lnside • Pest Comas l p three * t ut tbe.-Crissin svid Anchor Talrern;letruttg. for Bath, Oct. 9th , 1823. •it ce,fix4ig51a. 4 4, 2 •.•006_1( 0 44* Igalimi - • • . sHs .• . ilks porpnai•Nr taking .ktfa ceimiferati4n 'the heckle* of . 4 1 °4 ...2 . 2 14 C. ' ' Pell . F .L ak ...:_ a" .. '._ l _, Vi r kW .. : 11 ,__-•. ; 7 li a l4 „::,. ita G rd rr i a il l , .ypp • . c ~ . . .. ui mail -- - go aci. - - - - - 34. - wveiws iolovaio SIR .111,11 • a rec . • n tits the liberal principles, • awl in . 6: 0.. iff°4lld. 49.1 0 lAisiX Of .fiiWAtipi ritirsts.. .Ff , ••• I • 11 . .' . SST ABIIittIIBTO •at V ONDON • mitcHANswg - iNwri• i i r r i l ig i disavai r t lna sei nefm a d ow ;y ri l le " . ",,,,,, o _ bridsc; depend - eat ennthict that - so prominently characterise yo ~ . !IJ I ;! . r.,.. 141:4 1 4 .p t a l scialite ,.. 401444tici .. I.Tirrit..arluse ths:.est esdane• of IA klechanies sad !Prised, of Dosegater, •Nerark. Bantry ; Grantham. Stamford. Gres: 'patriatie shot vii.ltly• eirculatell Jonrn4l, I imriripate' In , 1 4 7 4 ,1 e. w , T I . , . VT•re -Ibleekeetee feeeere hle t o the Prer e e itiee ` i ll t e eP ee t her l re- Mixt. Stilton. Blyytesivade and Baldock. Sets mot to tk eontidence the kierslnets of your giving publicity to the pp Au ef liCePhe, . 14 .1., . , 4 ' wh . l e l . tieerPei st 4eV... olo . _ 'Mr guested.. 44 • ' ' ; . Moralso. rout perforate the 'saris! milk the greatest Fa-. following eauunaniestioni. anti thelehy retwer abrortivi 40 . rutiftAill, app; horn. : i i , „, The Chair tolbetalten et halfroel WW I eolock precisely. Atty.. Atr• 'saws; she. •. , I ass sensibly alive to the prinfol task. *nil feel the -Wo. 24. rateruesfer row.. Nev. ‘lll/3. . . _ Pekonsefirs Matted' on the road, by busimess or Pita'. d elicacy tend awksvardtiess of sfillesitting a . priiate trans- eftor IV tort' beir,., ilto . ki,if• in PI/Mielkeet . ..4.lll l . telt, i i , olvisi aftai/Or directions at A i m stny.4tl i eitive,Aalt MI vt- vim i tillty . - . . . ._ _ _ _. __ . . . •_. . •, _ n....n.....0 fatul-ht. samtarilit tO ilia.K tile.= iii ' - II7.IIUIJUI Male • lhe one; that al initted•to Shep- ,itor.' we NMI PpreSenfl i on that ultdet t. it and 1. whir. IA l'ON;• " the.tsvoono• • lievlng Kilda 2/. • . unwell J appear. ear. ; 1 1 I t i e t I ere I. 23t 1 1 1 N. pH- ring co epletel: py A.) ti:ve•it oti do+t t yfe,i.opr, ;via? to ID! fiftltett ;T tit ed.- , -tinzth • I.- • • II : .i yII .~ _, A FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE. • FOREIGN OFFICE. Nov. I. The Kiag has been pleased to appoint the lion: Francis Reginald Forbes (sow Secretary to nig Majesty's Legation• at. Copetabagen) to be Secretary to his Majesty's Legation at Lighon. The Kl.g has also bees pleased to appoint Peter Browne Esq. to be Secretary to his Majesty 'sLegation at Copenhagea, BANKRUPTS. R. Smith, Piccadilly, fruiterer, to der Nov. S. 13. and flee. Its, at Has[oxtail street. Attorneys, . Fielder, Healey and Fielder. Duke street. Grosvenor square • Rev. C. C. Colton. Prima, street, Soho, wine merchant, Nov. $. IV. end Dee. 16, at Hasinglsall street. Attoruey, Mr. Gale. Basinghall street. J. C. Jett/son, High llolborn, linen draper, Nor. 11. IS. and Dee. 16. at Hat.inglisil street. Attorneys, Messrs. Smith and Weir. Austin Friar,. . _ G. Rini/slum. Tooting, Surrey. builder, Nov. S. 21, and Dee. 16. at Basiughall street. Attorney, Mr. ituttenbury. Thomas street, Hotsleydown, tiontikwar%. - ir~irl~eirir~ R. Watson, Britam;la TrITICe. City road, coal merch int, Nov. 6, 15. and Dec. 16, at Ilasinghtill street. Attorney, Mr. Turner; Percy street, Bedford squire. E. J. GlNnn, Glynn, and Launceston and Rodmin. Cornwall, banker, Dec. I, 2. and 16, at the King's Arms Inn, Launceston. Attorneys', Messrs. Darke and Mlenael, Red Lion square; and Mr. Cole. Plymouth Dock. . . , . W. J. Arnold. idol lane, Tower street, wine mei4hant, Nqr. ft, lA, and Dee. RI, at Basliighall street. Attorneys, Messrs. Paterson and Pelle, Old Broad street. J. ThoVndike, Ipswich,. Su ff olk. cheese factor, Nov. 10,'10, and Dec. 10, at the Coach and Horses Inn. Ipswich. Attor neys, 31 1 r. Jackman, Ipswich ; and Messrs. Bromley, Gray's Inn. . G. Laing, Dnnster court. Mincing lane, merchant, Nov. it, IS, and Dec. 10, at Ilssinghall street. Attorneys, Messrs. Freeman and Heathcote; Coleman street. C. Harrison, Aldgate High street, cheesemonges, Nov. 8, 13, and Dee. 10, at Basinghall street. Attomey; Mr. Hutchinson, Crown court, Threadneedle street. R. Corr, Cow Cross street, West Smithfield, currier, Nov. 6,15, and Dee. 10, at Basingliall street. Attorney s, Messrs. Drew and Sons, Bermondsey street, Southwais. T. Hoare, Flainitead. Hertfordshire, baker, Nov. 6, 23, and Dec. 16, at Basinghall street. Attorneys. Mr. Williamson.'l Luton, Bedfordshire; and Messrs. Taylor, Featherstone' buildings, Holborn. 11. Nunn and T. Fisher, Grub street, Fore street, timber merchants. Nov. ft. lA, and .Dee. Id, at Basingliall street. At torneys. Messrs. Fisher, Aiderseate street. W. Pickard, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, lime burner, Nov. 14. lA, and Dee. 16. at Abbott's Hotel, Knnreshorongh torneys. ;Messrs. St• cker and DNWIOII, New Boswell cone 1 Lin nlo's ion; nod Mr. Powell, Konresnoronith. notme:l, B-Isidere place, merchant, Nov. 8, 15. ard. D. c. Id. at Bcsinglmll street. Attorney. Mr. lidteniuson„. .• 4 Crown court, Titreadnee.lle street. ' W. Stuokrs, Liverpool, carver an.l elder, Dee. 1,:2,s Intl . 10,,, at the George Inn, Livrrpool. Attorneys, Meskrs. Lnwtrin" and Nicholson. T.ansilua ne place, Brunswick square; and Mr. Lei , ester, Liverpool. J. Peacoili, Manchester. merchant, Dec. I, 2, sail IS. at the StAr . Inn. Munciirstrr. Attorneys. Mr. Hower, Chancery; lane; and Mr. Woodburne, Mauch strr. • 11. Withiugtdn, M:nchestee. slik manufacturer, pe•. 1.2, and IS. at the Star Ihn, Manchester. A ttoritryv.Mr. Wfditow; Mane-heft r ; and Messrs. Wi,lis, Watson, snit Body:, Token house yard. C. A. FtwlL Worcester; printer, Nov. 23, 10,'end Dee:l46. al.tlt Int% Worcester. Attorneys, MY. NidAtv, IDtvoat, a..irs slr.cets. Queen square; and Mr. Bid, Woresist , r , • , 11.%/Idends, tic: , To-mo - rrJ w J