The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-28 00:00:00

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Lord Bathurst,. ono of his Meiesty.'aeriecipal Se: creta rips of State, 'has Ibis daynatified4. by pounennd of his Royal klightte.ss. the _Prince Regent, to the Milliliters of Vrielldly l'ouerurrsident at 'Court,. that, in consequence of events.lhich hate happened in Europe, it hasiheuto deemed expedient and deli'''. mined, in conjunction with the Allied that the island, of . shall -be the place ah .lotted for the future, resitledre ; of General Napoleon : 8 901 )2 ro. elmier i • utbeegolakions as may be nnWi. spry for Ihr o..recit security of his person ; and for, tat InclP it has t ,lins reiolved, that forrigo shit' e and vessels,whutever Shall be excluded from all communication with, er approach to that island, se lota ai 14'104 isleitiPshall continue to be the plitert of residence 'of the'saitt ;tittPoleon Boisapaite. • • • • '• ••• .• [This ;*sett. contaitiooff Order in•Cnundl•, &fed the t7'lr instant, commandint l that,,:fri:cn . the above period nntil • six weeks after the meeting of. Perlis.' anent, all goods or merchandise imported from the 17nited. States in. native vesseß and . being of the growth manufartere of the said States, Anil pay the came duties of i•nstums as 41mi imported iu Bd.- li , h VPSCPIR. Goods or nwrchandisa,. the growth qr manoftwure of the British territories in Europe. eitpurted from this kingdoin to the United S'ote4 in cecsels of the. said Stales, to pay the same duties as when eirported• from hence in British •- ve'ssela: o,;(ignoils or morcatolize, of the growth ctr ninsiufac • tow n f the f►itisb territtniesitt Europe, when MC. potted from hinice'to the United in vessels of said . • . ' States, to he paid and allowed the same bounties as kr; *bets etported in British vessell.] • § 4 . tie.Liepr er tmot .1 ire rol•Dounlel . who es elogiwes. -- . e - . ....,, scrootti.w, .w i iiirriii to 68 4 virtixrxutter, rice lie , rnerrhAnt-Sept. 16,J. Pettitt sad S. H. Watch, Southwark, deceased: - ..."• -' ' ' " ' hop-factoes--Sept. la: W. Carr. Itythe, draper. • CERTIFIC A TES-...SEPTEMBER 16 . I I . gill Regiment of Pooh • •.• .. To be licit Lientteattis.. without rualchiae-ArCond Lien'e- ' E.:lames . , PoiLtsmuutli, grocer-S. Partridge, Caudill; Ght sows Attari. Drury, viee ; ,Clydi e dead 'his rsontsd•tt T• morgansltire. ironmonger -J.Bill.ard, 'Maidstone, victualler-J. Jones. Biceno•r, Dxfordodaire. botcher-J. ..10-,eph. Bristol, pen. T cs. i i :;:tio ,.6. -v in ici tua ' nf irss oi y io: ol o.f . Tffir....il s ieL" 13 " .....ce i sin yt al i t ,.. 1 ! 1 4 e li S r • F ho • n ninaaelarer V. Crow. lialerworth, Sionsolk, carrier-E. t'w .0 , , .Nff"*, TO e" * , Ilatt..l. Ilackslu•11, and A. W. Batt, W itney. Oxfordoki re, exchanges. To be second LieternalllXOSinirollt Plsrehase--Voluotece ........, limikeri-T. . Dane:ton, Tottenham-court-road. grneer-C. klackay. Liverpool. wonollesi•draper 11. Scorer, Bristol, corn. Ellis, vice Deursj • 'aid . 'llamas Matheson, tient. vice .ertrs.. ..3. ': • ••.• . fietor-I'. Woodcock. W v kin, Leicestershire, innholder-,T. 'rattin-r, Gloucester, builder-J. Ramsey, Ipswich, Suffolk . , 2714 Dian; tientenank .Georgr tol'lirusald to he Captain of a • 'C om pany, a ithu•st poorelsoe, vice Velar... killed in action. malist "* • *Ensign Wm. Kater to bi Lientenant, vice 1-I)(suat,l. PA lITNERSIIII'S MSSOLVED. co- Ise Emigin, Witham! :piagettaie,Voslunteer Abraham I. .1. Smith and Co. brewers, Sunderland-.1. Garnet and Co. • Marshall:Aire feel:mid, killed in action ;. and P. Montague mill-nonnufartmers. ari•tol- C. Bird and B. Walton, Birmirig • litibritsusi, Gept. - .vice Kater. hain-C. Bird and to. Philadelphia-M. Wardle and C. Ben -39d Ditto, Li utenant llithoins Ilcad to h" CniitAin of a COM. 'loam, letter-news.pristers, Miocheraer-.1. I 'raven nod J. Drys, . .pa .y, v,Thwil t purchase, vice Ilaigh. killed in action. , . cotton-spinner.. Manchester-- W. Armitt end T. Fisher, To hr •Lieutenatos - 7 .. hp-igns Fredemck.tkinioutyae, vice Boyce, plumhers. Chipping-Norton. Oxford-G. Grooves and E Crew, • killed in action ; .1. A. floward• by purchase. vice 'I revue, enteible-maiontacturers, I anca ter- J. Nl , Cluretind J. %Mime, . pmmuted ; Fleury Kiln, 'vice Gore, killed in attion ; Ed. IN eallen•drapers. 'Wigan-It. lime and J. Greenwood, l o . ge .. ward Canning; vire H0e..., killed in action ; John • Alder. coach masters. Bath-It.lrons and .1. Mare, surgeons, North • son. vice Hart, killed in nrtioa ; WM. pain, vice Haigh, Shields-W. Hickson and C. George, •;iigur-refiners. Narrow killed in Adjutant Wm. Thain (to have the rank i ; street, LimehouSe-R. V•ger and C. Wall e r, t o th ee . meee k onts , Aetirew Watson. vice Commas, killed In action; and Cloutier Lion;-acre-T. Protheru, jun. nod T. J Phillip', agonies, .tiolith. vire Reid. • . Newport, Monmouthshire-W hiller mid Co. wareboatemen, Tn hr Ensigns-Volunteer Richard Gahm., from the 41(, •Kieg.strret, Cheapride-3. Done and G. Ya:jp, ba ket and • Foot, vire Smiths •aad Gentleman Cadet Sherbr o ok e Low.', hamper-makers, Quaker-street, Spitaltlelds-S. Tinton and Co. ' front the Roy al Military College, by porch:or, vice Howard. lace-manufacturers, Nottingharn-J. Wilk•oson and W. Wit -9 to Ditto, Lieuletraut 1)0. aid Sl`Pontild, trouts the 19th Foot, , kinsnn, file-smiths. Norton (Jammer, Derbyshire T. Thorp to be Lieutenant, %ice Steuart, who exchanges., , and T Airev, silk throwstem, ‘ltteelesfield,rbeshire • W. Mars -41.1 Ditto, Ensign George Johnstome, from half-pay of the Re- ;. den and J. )Knowles, iron-founders. Salford. : ancashire-W. gineent, to be Emign. vice Carey, who exchanges, ; Metcalf and J. Bean, couriers, Northallortnn-E. Chaproak dish Oita. Emanuel Burton,. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, and It. Gibson. corn-merchants, Liverpool-Ij k . Frere and Co. vice Pe:senile. promoted. Iron masters, Llanelley, Brecknockshire. fiSrl Ditto, Lieutenant Win Ryan, from h'elf-pay of the Slit Ftatt. to be Lieutenant, vice Church, who exchanges. .• 1 The A veruce Price of 'SUGAR, for the Week, ending Aug. 11411 Ditto, Sorel-ton Thomas Ilddes, from the 10th loot, to be 2V. is tins. 44.1. per Cwt. Surgets- vice Vallatige, who exchanges. • fAld 1)1tt.., Quartee-Nlaaer-Serjeant Robert Bryce to he Qua:. • Average Priers of CORN of ENGLAND mad WALES. per ter-Nl:wet% vire M•Fartatie, deceased. : quarter, from the Return, ending Aug. 19: -. 97tli Ditto, Henry Semple, Gent. In he Ensign, by purchase,' Wheat. Rye. i Barley. ; Oats. Beans I Pease. I Oatm. vice Tuite, apimisited in th e 16 th Light Dragoons. 1 ~...._____ I Royal Stall Corp., Ilospital-4ssistant Francis Moran to be • A e.i.innt•Siti gcon. 0 , . Si 'Prot India I:egiownt, Lieutenant Robert. Brereton, from the ti: d Font, ico be Captain of a Company, a ithuut purchase, vice Elting:on, appointed to. the -21st lobot. Ist Ceylon Regiment. I To be Virg tleutenantr, animist purchase-Second (Amite- i rants Peter Crofton, vice loon, deceased ; and B. Done, • s ice Stamen. deceased. To be S-eond Lieutenants -Richard ::ray, Gent. %ice Crofton ; and Thomas Greeter. Gent. vice Hone. 9d Llitbo, Lieut. Joseph Heed to be Catbnin of a Cmnpany, it khan t purchase, vice Ittivtiolds, deceased. Sd Ilit o, Lieutenant James Parise to b.• Captain of a Company, • a ithisut purchase, vier Davies, appointed to the 69th Coot. Serum 1 Lieutenant John Thisletnalb be First Lieutenant, vivo Taw. ; Junes Nen nap, Gent. to, be Second Letttenant, vice (Lisle- I tan, . • • • 4th Ditto, Alexander Scott. Clem. to be Sec "Ind Lieuteamat,: tic.- Brow it, deceased. tilettgary Light larnotry Fencihles. Jolla Wright, Gent. to 1w - Ensign, r lee Mackay, promoted. 11Q51'1rAL STAFF. . Surgeon J3Mei D. Tally, tunable Sidi Pont, to be Buriron to ' the Forees, with - 'he local molt bf Deputy lospretor in . the tonal,: Islands. . r . T o hr surgeoii, to, the rarer:, Staff-Surgeons James Maack, fro- the italf-pat ; and James Arthur, from hislfepay. To fw 11 I , pital-A.4eitalta to the Fontes, Ektra-Houptlal-Mates • ra,ritorli Brom ; and'Alieharti Golienni. • . .11; UtIIIAN DEA. . • , 'rite m of o ppoiatawo the tintlerinemioned 011eers, as stated ' in the Casettes of •16th May lost . atrl 11th last. 'have not taken Vac , : - . Royal Veteratrilattalion. I.lEittennitt John Muelima,.froon Abe Retired list of the bile 12th . novo! Veteraii I.lstialson...to he 1-ieuteortilt. • .. ~ 14 leusal Veteran Battalion. I..eut. James Watson, from tie' late stto Boy al 'Veteran Battalloo,lo tic Libutenunt. . Office of Ocituarree, Aug. 22. - I:opt: Regiment tot . Artillery. &woad-Lieutenant John Blaire to be Fast Lieutenant, vice Tr ougittun, deceased. • .• • I. • 4. Y d 1,. 4. l a. el. is. a. 1.. d. 6R 6 4.1 I 33 I I 9.6 11 37 4 41 6 0 verr.ge Orices of BRITISH CO'tN, in SCOTLAND, by the Quarter of eight 11 inchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal per 801 l of Uslh , . Scotch Troy, of the Four Weeks immediately+ precvdi:.g Aug. 15 : Ws7at. 1 ft ye. Barley. Beau. I Pease. Claim Oats. --- ,TT. I I et. hi 8 :38 9 21 9 45 5 s. d. s. d. s. 4 33 7 33 4 19 0' • Cresen.o.lli.-.1. ilri•. ~~ t Y ;to: -7.7.4016:: , • 77777 POLICE: - --- • I' Ms - anti el. Algi c ri29 4 o- 1 4iitt merchants, from -Aug. I', •' • • s - - .. r . - 1 ._•.. a •I F trt : :Ili:mks -c; 'l9 lo Sept, 1Y• id ei . • W. H:gp, Bell-yard. Fist-street-bill, hat-manufacturer, from ' GROSS ATTEM PT AT EXTORTION. Auk,. 22 to Peet. 111, at Guildhall. d Bath . Smith, Shoreham, Sile, staliskeeper, from Sept . 2to I Mattutenouott-spnEeT.—Geerge Mannett, who 1ept.,19, at Guildhall. • . bas often been in cestody on variotta . serioas charges, ins or b I's. Lorkier,. Avdffe-huildings, Rayner-street, Royal Sorry, arnerchtult, from Avg. 29 In Sept. 19, at Guildhall. Kent-midi . was brought up, charged by Lie3t..gobert Joint els of I '• BA N Klt U PTO ES .41/PEItSEDEII t , ''Parker s an Neff.'plynflicer of the 41st Light prf t: " R. Adams, Beaulieu, Hampshire. ship builder. .goons, under fhtifdlltiling eircuntatiltcei : n tonne' 1. Gaßimore, jun. Bitralem, Staffordshire, cbai-ilaster. -M. Parker stated, that he' had !Oen tlrendin2 the 'nue, it J. Casltardt, Ozford-street, linen-draper. , in eon } BANKRUPTS.. , , • evening with Sir;,'.. ikeffingtons , and being desirous .1, Wells. Barnard's Orren,; Orval •Malverd, Woriestershire,.. gof 419i 11 8 . to. the . Olt/Parket Theat re, he walked aria • - P island,i stun er. Ai l , •,.'s,. S e pt. 5, Ort. 7, at Dlr. Welles,- Worcester. and arm through Ilyde park and down Constitution. for the fu I Anomie ., Air. 'Pugh, Beroard-street, . Rosen-square ; Id P. u 1141 L Ai r . hience,,lforc.ester: • - • • • and • Hill 'With the Baronet, who was going elsewhere.— [ J. Park, W; ,'cot, tshire, carpenter, Sept. ii, IV' As they' liaised derail the' hill he sal two men walk r the p.•r• Oct. 7. at the Castle !tut s !Rath. Attornies, Messrs. /bike and .•i ng m att rt/oSe it Son. Conk's-Our*, Carey-street ; and Mr. Bawd; Ili*. behind bids. 'At length Sir L. Stellington D. 'o.rnish, Frame-Seiwood. Somerse shire. clothier; (j vessels. Sept.il parted With him, and almost immediate) afterwards 14, 15, Oct. 7. at the George inn, Frotne-Selirond. Ana t. ;thee. Prisoner ,came op and said, 6 f I. believe your 'leaf ion Wi .airs, Messrs. Bridges, Red Lion-square i and Messrs. Ckislett , ibis said I*l snit Tiley. Frame. • RUM, is. Parker !" Having aaswered • ; i t a, tite,affirma.. T. Jiines, sen.• Bishopweacenianth, !Indian), banker, Sept. tives.thi'Prisen.ler said 66 I alT,Lvery.IFVF.h di s t re ss. nice of tits '11;14, Oct. 7, at the Co m mission R aoul , Sunderland n e ar the ed, and shall thank you for some relief.' 6 Mr. . - sea. Attoroie, Mesas.. Swain, Stevens, litanies, and Pearse, . Frederick's-place-Old Jewry.; and .alr. G a tlin, Sunarriana. Parker answered that he knot: hini hoe, and there. Cii;w vitt. co, i J. Ch-w, Chofnid: Gintseestersifire, clothier, Sept. 11, 12,'''foie icibld ant comply With hit' dedlertd.. The Pri. ihstont, co I i 00. 7, at the Fleece lon, Cirencester. ' Atiorowe, - Mr. ire- so r ter t h e n repeated his 'entreaties, arld4on finding he writ 'six wee i die d& Cirencester I and Mr. Thompspn, Gray's lap.lquare. ' I 1. Shomboni. Austin-friars, merchant, Aug. 1 $; 10 , Ott 7 , was ant:likely to,,sueceed, .he said, 44 If you do not goods or w ;at Guildhall., Anomie', steam halyard and King, Oolitball- give., me ,some money Lodi charge you with an at- ;rates in nr w cOnet, Throgmortomstreet. . temgt to conunit an unnatural offence." Mr. Parker, . i it. Stevens, Newenstle-upon-Tyne, linein-diseper. Mtg. 26, •:. • . t.. i • • . r ma ttufneto • Sept, t 9, oet. 7, at th e . George In ,Newcastlnappn-Tyne. on !ruing this, determined to have him taken into • .laties of ions 1 Attonsies, Mr. Hanley, New Bridge. street a . and Air Fonder, c us t o dy, \ eint'svith . that iiive answered , " I have not (; s. oods n Ness . cpon-Tyns: • W limiter, Whitchurrh, 11.:mishire r irent foinalcc, Sept. 11, anyintirney about me; but if you will come with me re of the B ' 12, Oct. 7. a. Guildhall. Anomie., flestrs. Chapman. Ste- lot° Pall-Malt, I•will-borro‘v Insine." 'rhe.Prisoner art 'from t I veto, and Wood.. Little St. Thomas Ayirstd-, Queen street. I im •T. Phtlirett, Preston next Faverohaw. Kell., Spirli-merchant, prudently accompaniedbim.into Pall-Mall, where, pcs.ls of thO. , Sept. 18, 19, Det. /,•mt Gaildhltil. Attorney, Me. Benton, on their arrival,; Mr. Parker caned., watchman, and hen sowssorted• Union-treet, Southwark. • . - gave him into custody; lr mercandizP W. Dawson, Vencharch-street, aierrhaut;Ang. 29, Sept. 12, • The m is •olte ' Oct. 7, at Goildball, t eAtip . . dilc.. Haynes, Tench!, rch-street. r, in Ills (Terrence, denied that he had British territ T. H u ll. Ozfordatriet, engine mann actnrer, 1 eg, 99 Sept. used the language linpnied to him, and salt that his w hence tp the .: Pi,. Ort. 7. at Guildhalls, &wrote% Messrs. Judson and Pear- accuser had supped .with: him in Holborn; about a we paid and all, son, Staple I n n. • • . J. Wood, Carlide, Waollia- manufacturer , Sept. 9,9, Oct, twel vemonth bruit,. sad that. be had gone away with ted-in British v 7, at calildhall. Attorney, Mr. Young, Charlotte-row, Man- out paying the reckoning, at 4211 he had done was , • sion-lionse. ' to ,ask him to pay hisdebt, : paying himself paid it, -'. DIVIDF.NDS. MILITARY PROMOTIONS . • ' Sept'. 16, J. 11. Haman, Great Winchester-street. merchant ' and being in ellsfr4Ss. . - -Sept. 16, P. &sullen,' Crest Winchester-street. mercant- '. Nit. Parker % dsiwied 'that 'there was one word of ' Frar•Oifice, Jul,. 26. . . Sept. 16, J. N. Kahn • Greta Winthruteraareer, Inelekam-- ~ i Sept. 16, J. and W. Litly. Mincio„e-lane, merchants-Sept 19, irn tit I n ` lll4lt e r / ; •: '' : ' 41it Regiment of ()simony' . Guards.- Wm. Kane Fawcett, Gent. .. la be Coin 4,-1.',428.th:4.e, vice itickaby, ; promoted. A. •Vonng, St. Su ithin's-laoe. merchant-Sept. 16. 4 . Lart, 1 'Mr. lilt:Us, - the Magletrate said, a mere hair's 7 Wen t inorbmil.plare, City-Tad, and J. Earl, jdn. Preletoil V Resimz•nfor Ornrnns. ii , rjeant-Major -- Crawford r.n. esertf d nre.- beast-salesmen-Sete•- 15, E. Tosfer:•Oxeura- . • breadth had saved the Prisoner. ftem the gallows; to T., Adjutant with the ran[ of Cornet), vice 111.Mildin-, for if Mr. Parker ha(' given him one lathing under street, 11'01111)011ger,-Mept. 16, Rs, . Balser, Aleigate.High-street, leigate.High-stneet, 1 . • ~.; : • . „ , • . peni t ets.. • ~ _ . . eitinanian-tiew. '2l, K. Rochester , North S'hit•id., grocer-Sept. the threat .helt,out,,, he would have been capitally 14th Re e imeort ICI 1.104 Dr:worms, Cornet Robert.C..liamond ~ 1 9, Jo Lewis, A bergavenny, Monenoulishfre, cabinet-maker- ' "to hestlentretatte. by pure.m.e, vice Brown, who retires. scan icted. - ' ' .. . • ' ' lath Dino. n al , 41 0 dio u , G en t. to b e c onch b y „„ rtik , e, Sept. 21, I'. Hughes, Crust , Compton Bishop. an,t S !Gulley, . v - . • Shtphatn, Somersetshire, manufacturers of lapis cat iminaris- A man' Ranted IFedgkics, 'who Was accidenthily in glee Pratt. promineil, . ' Lie ,' ten ; an.i., by : 4 1N ..: S41)1. q'...1, It. Bland, Lancaster. mercer-Sept. IS, It. 'evils , tike Of fi ce, slid at whose house the Prisoner ' lodged lith IHn n.. f:ornet Joint Trimlionon 'ln . .-i've „: fitaford, corditainer , l a se, vim. Willingut,. who nines. • , ... . P P L-In ' i ' 11 " tann ' g P ilsa Y` l ' incnin " 'I Is t a t ed that he most infamous cite shire; shopkeeper-Sept. • 16...1. P. Woolley, Wantam-green, i ormer y s , was a : 41W,', -F.irnet W. lleonning,, to be Lieutenant, .Withost • purchare. nici•A oven, killed in action. . : . • Middlesex, brew cr-Sept. 15, J. 11,ed, North Shields, ship-, ' ratter, and had obtained,. si. in his name under a , , , o woc e_s e R. 16 11. Meads, Greenwich, tavern-Sept.'-Sept.l f orge d or d er b u t had escaped by regaining possession 'Thomas Bache,. Cent. to b.. t,ornet, naice iltvamine4. ,16 G Rot. George . , d, Lombard-street, merchant-Sept, git y il°4- pu e r n ane en":, 4 „%nm.k i L lich nni , g u n p • poi - 1 0 ,7 d :74,, i 'L l r it i t .' i g e l e ten u a i n o t i :I.a . f: li. Reynold.,s and. - 11 y ... 4 4...W . 1,igh , L s Idol-lane, . Tower:strcet of the order, said throiling it into he fire. life Guards. .. A . w ent -merchants — Sept. 10. G. 1)111 01 , London-wall, merchant He was committed for trial'. - vept..l6, Ea Block, Brockton. Shropshire, mil er -Sept. 15, 101;e141tio, in 'Wit. Vitlinnze, Trion the 85th Toot, to be ''"-- Ile was but recedtly but of Newgate for a similar Al..nrid D. blasker3, H anley, Stallindshire. milliners-Sept. 15, !Larger's, vice . Tidily!, who e.clumges. • . . V • Mills Ileilborn• cutler- Sent . 16 s Cockburn I i it-street 1 char g e. 11th Maim "llospititl;..lllsidaut Tliumas F. Cotton to be Assist- %. • • • , t• • ,1 c ~ . • ' • 1 Mary-le-banne, merchant-Sept. 16. W. R. Layton. flower ant-Surgeon„ vire Kpaell. &ceased. BUYV-STOEIT.s..-00 Saturday" the. keekney-eoaoh- - street north, builder- 6 .1.-iiis bes and It. Challen. Star- • 16IW Ditto, Elnutituano A, fouler iu be Captain of a ComPany, .• Sept. --e .. ' g,.' afiderivent another examination,. who is charged',' witham goirre. ‘..,.. • ..rwocton, Sussex, tw! ewers-Sept: 16, A. Henry, 1. inshury-square, plait . . , merchant-Sept. 16, James Linde. Tokenhouse.snrd, euerchtutt an Ito n i i ricion with feloniously at alit a bundle ' Sesigir Shoat ffon to helleistennnt, vicel'arter.. -S e w ; 16, IV.'Gillies 'l'. lieghie and T. Mackenzie, Battler 1 ' ''. • ' ••• !taint a velvet pelisse, ta l fil;' and bed• li en e : a. s *C. th psis uist9. Eintstepnat Charles Stewart, feast tar 34th roes, . Inste.eora-fac tars--Sey't.l6. H. :B._ Henry, B rea d -street-bil l , 144 0 - ' - - " hi' . sold •,i, I= A was liecreted in his small clothes,. ,fhich, i tp uhn e3f neiriy i tfie sortie weight, .sr i a"7 otieb lay close to leis stomach, were susfrendel4 stron aline from the shoelder. A piste Also, not o ne : inferior to the others,And suited to sit Within his h e , was found Voted round his head, but in i geoi o „; ihat a vestige of the handkerchief which booed timid net' tie perceived. After this discovery My lodgings were enquired after. These for' some time he refused to tell, but at length conveyed tho,Oi ctr to apertments in the neighbourhood of Pitisbury, square. Upon investigation, hiiwever, these ;sand .to.be the former residence of the Prisoner, who, RN caving that any further hinderonce was usel o s, st ;length confessed that he lived in theßOtnugh. Li es the Officer went, and discovered an immense' (Nib . •tity of feed .concealed in a large. chest, which th e t Prisoner had no doubt conveyed away frost time to time. A considerable sum k ' ofmo th rt e ey pr w o e sn o also found d in Banknotes and silver. The Prisoner being NIA upon for his defence said, 46 it deny that he was the hardest working man in ho service, he might prosecute him."—He' war commit. • toil for trial. . • I U Cunningham was brought up ppm an inform, `lion, etaiging him with taking ittfigat i tieurancesi, . the late State Lottery. Mr`. Hesse, the St;cieteiyi the State Lottery, stated, that the Prisoneiim u old offender, and had twice before been conitet,d 4 a similar offence, and had on one occasion beep i^a. prisoned. In support of the present charge, A te gpeirrnan was called. She deposed .that she hit I known the Prisoner for some time, that on ISt 3te Joly last, she met him in Stone-cutter-street, fetter, lane, and "did" the number 400, for the first cha rt , on the Ist of August, for 12 pitman. She gave hio a 3s. token, he did not give her any policy. Sara: Spearman, sister to the last witness, knew the Pri. soner very well, was with her 'Wei• on thellst 0( July. Saw her " do" No. 400 with the Prisoner. • Had known the Prisoner before, bad often done ann. here with him. He used to go to Camden Toes , her. She lost upwards of 5001. to hiss--havisgs I passion for gambling: was in trouble.abott ape hack, having pawned some . ' furnittire . from ler lodgings ; sent to the Prisoner toliserow tic t o it . Here . her, but he refused ; she 'mesa laspOsood three months; Wag completely ruinodby Aim-honey, Cross examined. Lent her sister theelt ‘p i .inent. could not say what she hold for dinner, it might ` t been beef steaks ; was quite sore of the weavirs person, and of the day on which the insorameni effected. Thin was alt the evident* to'the k order to prove the innocence of the Prigogear thanes of the Prisoner, and three other wltnesnes s ,,eps called, who swore, that on the day In questio'o, de IFlrisonet was confined to his room fronts 055e. 0 4 ,1 0 4 till sit, by a bowel complaint ; they were sistittfiedis had not peewit, and knew that he WWI& a vow never to interfere with the lottery again.' Alit= - .Satspe and Alderman acierroettopgesittellsep re d propeify of Mrs'. Groiei, Of Bury.stretit,tt. jimees, at The time she had 'hired OM Wheeler's coach to. opinion that the case had been surllciently read, bring the bundle and two trunks from the White and, therefore, adjedeed the Prisoner guilty. hu la Horse-cellar, Piccadilly, to her house, she having solicitation of Mr: Hesse, however. they Wisp just arrived by the Brighton coach, she therefore pre. tensed the Prisoner to one month's imprisielbest ferred walking to riding in the Prisoner's coach, and They intimated to him, however, tlast if heestspit deriver the time of going that distance the bundle found offending, they would sentence •him to tlt~ leas taken. There being no positire'proof, but only months imprisonment. The Prisoner, it a/ a strong ...uspicion that the Prisoner had stole it, his had elated on his nefarious practices for ,tgrap. master otteuded, and stated that be had worked for I him in the course,of the last I`.l years, during that time he had not discovered any dishonesty, he ac knowledged ti:at he had received summonses, as other coachmen did, for misbehavior. Two other men • whom he had worked for gave him a !rend character for honesty, &c. Mt% alltNla, therefore, under all the circumstances, discharged the Prisoner. UNtoseetal i te—Joseph .wrier was •op Saturday charged, before Mr.'SerjetiseSeta.ost,_ by May and Goff, with 'being a dealer - in counterfeit Beni tokens. . It appeared in evidence that' the Prison'br had lon g ' , been suspected by the officers of being a deider•in bad money, but °wipe,. to the extreme caution witlesthieh he carried on business, no opportunity- hadteccerred of detecting him. At ten; h (lit' efficers e laid a ' ' trap for him info Which he fell :—eMaty.Mort was ! furnished by them with'inebeir; 'which they 'had Ott vinosly marked, and instructed ttegh iO r the prisoner land endeavour to deal .wish him . She etcordingly ! applied to him for some of his aoesmodity, nndeafter. ' eeestioniug.her very closely,. Atteisespoiuted to meet ben in a cow( in Tooiey-street p, ,seheee ,he r solti her !tseelve 3s. 'tokens, counterfeits, Ter 18s. geoti.meney. He then made her* preient of SiAteiriencoutaianienk' to her. As soon as the bargain • Wtieltetripit4d,.. the officers, who' had been concealedesear'thespot.'came out and tee]: him. into custody. The marked metiey was foetid upon bivu. Becket i one of ,the turnkeys at Coldbath-fields, was at the Office by ;haw ) and recognised the Prisoner as. havieg Peen convicted 'of uttering, two yeari ego, under - the ; minis Of WOW Cohen.—Be wit cointeittedlrir • . . . • . A violent and unprovoked stalk was recently I ArritAOltDlVAlkY WAAL nV. Maile by a part of drunken English labourers upon I Mastsicre-trotele.—On Sieturdey Cloak's King-- sir Irishmen, and two of there lives, near Boston, ! ston was broeshe before the. Lope MA YUR, charged as they were returning along the banks of the Wit. I with stealing severaLtundred_weight of letd, the Inure Bann reaping wheat, near Anthony's Gout. Dur. ; property of W. Pete, - gsq. under the following air ing the affray, the Irish were overpowered; and„' curnstatices:—' ate* a meek trial by jury, two of the men were ad:' The 'Prosecutor deputed, that f .'he contractor" judged to be drowned in the river Witham, and the for the building of . the nit , / Ctsito.m ... louse, the sentence was actually attempted to be put in execu- sorer was one - of ihelaboorets employed in carrying l titer; but upon a cry of murder from the women,' on that work: Ile hid been fa his setvice a Consider some persons came to their assistance, and the Irish able time, and had hitherto tend:it/A.(l h'en•elf avith made their escape into the town with all possible attention and integrity. .1e the course of I r,t week speed, closely pursued by their assailants.. Upon' he received information, that the Piisieler W. 15 fri complaint being made t o the Mayor, warrants were (pent'' , seen going ever tendon-bridge, etidetilly granted against the o ff en de r s, and three of the ring- carrying within his apparel some secret burden.— leaders were apprehended, and committed for trial. Mackay, the. City Officer, was employed to detect It appearing to be the o bject of the English labourers him in the fact, and on Thursday last, as the Prl. 'to drive these Irish labourers oat of the coutstry, and softer left the Custom-hnuse to :go to his meals, 'hi to deter others 'from coming into it; some of the was observed walking in the suspicious manner al. principal gentlemen and farmers in the neighbour.' ready described, Ile had 'not gone many. yards, hood have reselved to apply a surplus fend, raised whets he was stopped and interrogated as to the cause .several years ago, for the purpose of proiecting of his apparent weakness ? For some little time he :strangers who may come into the country for !serve* affected to feel considerable pain in the head and work, in tee prostitution of these offenders. stomach, but et length suspecting the real object of- As a boat belonging t o Mr. Whit e , ship-builder the enquiries i m ‘h a i r s le e . b n,sytolvegueotiltz however, he was to iller; he endeavou r ed at Gosport, was proceeding on Wednesday last, with getaway., leight men in it, from that place t o Cowes, whilst calculated to effect ; and, being informed that t h e• wi n d blew very strong, w hen off Fort Monekton, the diseese with which he had so :;long been :hy a sudden and very strong gust, it was upset, an d trou bl e d was fully disco-voted, it non only re. .seven men unfortunately perished. The Sufferers amined to proiicle. a rem e dy, . The Prisoner were ,sbipweig-hts and . sawyers, who had been en.' then s u binitted t o b e searched; *hen there was fo un d trsl t o wor u at the Dockeyard, which is buildi n g concealed within his hat a n d cl ot h es near l y one herr:- • A Piece weighing about soibs. rcCo!tes. They have left large and helpless families. dried weight of WA CRICKOItMATtIL • I The grand Cricket-Mitch in Lords' Ground, be. teen the -Epson, - Glob, with Mann, against tit .goonty of Middlesex, with Robinson, was decidil ou Friday, in favour of Epinal. 111DDLES,EX. • assitrilislaist6s. SECOND /SSING.S. RIIrrODS• .$4 e.; Brown •0— I b. :1410s. Rept*s bb. Lqrd () b. Ilrowo., 'Riintsitt ' Absent . . * - Robinson I. c.Wrdbricle •—• 94 r. Ladbrele. KWh:6rd • 16 Not Inn Absent. Grids/is. • b. Mom 'Absent. • ' •• ittirgnine 2 c. Aislabie 6 c. Wondbrikt thiiith 3, b. 'rimer • 10 Is. 'Feiner. Loord, p ll. b..Muun Ib. Brown. Ellis • ' U • c.' A i:labie 'll Nut .to:. 1.141 :t1 Ittn out 7 b. Tullio. -Byes 0 1 W . 0; . 4Psog. • • Tanner- • • : . ‘ l l /-1 •• ••• ••` . 17‘ 'lf. dark. 10/' 41/:1:19 , 11 4 . • 'Lln)d *- 21 b. /inhi.dron. • . *brwler • ••• • 10 b. 4•34 , 4. • E. Wandbrid . g e a b. Laid,jus. , :LadbOake • b. .• • A 4l 9bie:'i . rts• J. e.,..Kousatt4,„ ' frown , 30 b. 1/ark. • • Illisliord • • r ..44 Itabtavia. • N. 7/14aa . 0 9 IP& 4mit. • Lord . 10 Nut uat., • Eyes • . . 1.13 .616 • Eplotti won by .3A6 runs hi one isoings.-re i starting 42 to 10 in favour of Epsom. • • et.. :A Nsw Tnicis.—*Twn Matvi: or a Jernsice: o l hlYisog tailed a coach in Gracechurch.4tseer, T. day, the 16th instant, the coachman, who r't to be engaged, said "to what place?" " wells," was the reply. U. then said; " I hive l vont maid in the conch going half your wily. r' ask her permission to take Yoo.*—Th. maid readily consented : it was nearly (141 k, la l fore they had got to her destination one of ti.e ' ftitntsl that he had been robbed of 341. Cor.oNtre's Inweirr.—On Saterday, 1111 was held at the sign of the Worcrster Ar 64, George-street, Portman.sq iv] re, before G. 1100 66 `; Esq. one of the Coroner; for the OioltlY dieser, on view of the body of a newly.bnro) l 7 . ,' found dead in a privy, in Montague-spore ,:. Coroner observed in his charge to the Jury, that evidence produced, merely went to prove W e nurse was the mother, and piliately dri 6 - Reif; but there was no proof that she caw minder, although •loipleion was very mack ; ",, a , her, concealing the. birth, alone, week' lIIS caleable t ands liable to imprisonment, but it with !tient tivetitstritiwhit vertfici they thought pot : Tao 'Jity l l who lir(4o - Mich divided in a very mature stelib* . ritinn, returned their 11 f that the child met its drub at the birth for Ira' care and proper assistance. ON {)ON Printed end Poitelitiled .r) Govro' 11.11:"1611°""C et 87, Met : 51 nre . s. . ..• - .. '.., -. • . . . . . . . . - . - - -. -' 7.-.: ftw- - . •;' -; POLIe l i :".;;;; * --.";;;..1L-4.4' n; - $ Tecl - etid in his — small clothes, * which, a .' . ,i i ... :4.- 7.llT.takibiiiAt ll - I, Lills • • 4 k . ; ittio*Wiflielltech ar nearly i the same ' weigist ;4 -4 ft z-, ~. - Rhir, ISS ATTEttniT AT EXTORTION. . _ ley close tolls stomach, were suspended .. bf ltrong aline from the shoelder. A piste Also, I, -ot met h L : n u i : l u ct r stod s T o —G n va e i . i rg po e : Z o l o neet c h' ar w gue lle : inferior to the others,nod suited to sit Within his h e was found bfeced round his head, but inge o t o „i; iliat a vestige of the handkerchief which bousal , t t up, charged by Ije3t. Robert John 110'44' officer' of :the tiot Light Drat- .- could tint tiel perceived. After this dis co v er - y Ins lodgings were enquired after. These for . inaie tim e he refused to tell, but at length conveyed the i gi m s e r r rh st i tSt r e d d li , " th i l i t g h d e i:c h u ad nia b li sie h n ci t i g:dins the to apartments in the neighbourhood of Phisbury. sough Ilyde park and down Constitution. NI he l Sir ity . m li t e r f fi ke n t gt T n lre%t a re n , d h b ; i w ng alk d e e d sir a o r u ln s Dare. Upon Investi gation, hOwever, these prorid iese in Baronet, who was going elsewhere.— Jobe the former residence of the Prisoner, who, p o- sed drisvis the' Hill . he sal two men walk- ctiving that any further kinderence was emi r s ; st hind high. ' At length Sir . I..Stellington 'length confessed that he lived in theßWrough. Li m hi i the Officer went, and discovered an immense' elm, r ,cam your Etity of lesd.ensicealed in a large. chest, "hid the m, e tap and said, 6 # I. anti almost immedlatel y afterwards Prisoner had no doubt conveyed away ham time t o ' W key . ?" Having answered* tise,affirme. isOner said, 6 ' I am,veri.nejteb distress- sloe. A considerable sum of money was al so f ount ill think ,you for 'some relief.' Mr. la Beak notes and silver. The Prisoner being NIA rered that he knee; 'hiM hot; and there- upon for his defence said, " it the Prosecuto r could net comply with hit'dedlend; The Pri- I deny that he was the hardest working man in hg Olmsted his list t reaties, and4rt finding he service, he might prosecute him. "--He - war co mm i t . ely toonteceed, .he said, 66 If you do not . ted for trial. . . ne Acme! Loill charge you with an at- ! a Cunningham was brought up ppon a n i n f orm. Omit en unnatural offence." Mr. Parker, • lion, charging him with taking ilygai i nsur ,,,, c ; sit this deiermined le hive him taken into • the late State Lottery. Mr. Hesse, the Secietetyi rt'with' that view answered, " I have not the State Lottery, stated, that the Prisonep irate about -me; but if you will come with me old offender, and had twice before been conil e t,d 4 At ; I. will-herrn* Wile." rite •Prisoner , • similar offence, and had on one occasion been it. accompanied;him•into Pall-Mall, where, : prisoned. In support of the present charge, fit,,val,:Mr, Parker caned.' watchman, and gpetrnsan was called. She deposed that she tai :c• custody.' I known - the Prisoner for some time, that on the 3ta mar, in IN defenCe, &Wed that he had Joly last, she met him in Stone-matter-street, letter. guagilaipitied to him, and' silt that his 1 lane, and "did" the number 400, for the first dra m , supped .with:. him in Holborn; about a !on the Ist of August, for 12 guineas. She gav e hi a I bark, aad that. be had gone away with- a 3s. token, he did not give her any policy. Sarah he reckoning, as all he had done was Spearman, sister to the last witness, kne w th e psi.to pay'. his . debt,.lutying himself paid it, soner very well, was with her 'Wei. on thellst 0( distr4Ss. - - ' t July. Saw her " do" No. 400 with the Prisoner. :in. dsitied 'that 'there was one word of • Had known the Prisoner before,had often done mut. • •• sissy: • ! i I hers with him. He used to go to Camden Tow n t, cs,- she Magistrate, said, a mere hair's 7 : her. She lost upwards of 5001. to him—h av i tgs saved the Prisoner. from the gallows; ' passion for gambling: was in trouble.ab kr orap a r 'arker had given him one farthing under hack, having pawned some . ' furnitire from eld,oui,,, he would have been capitally : lodgings; sent to the Prisoner to•butrow fis. to tr. neve . her, but he refused ; she was. impfliesti hied •Thodgkiss, 'who Was accidentilly in three months; wag completely ruing:thy slinl i ort n y. ltd At whose houie the Prim:met-lodged i Cross examined. Lent her sister the* tp,inive. ' tied, that he was a most infamous cha- could not say what she bed for dinner , it mightier, bed obtained„sl. in his name under a been beef steaks ; was quite sore 4 the eine s , but hadescaped by regaining possession person, and of the day on which the insurance ns and throning it into lhe fire. effected. Thia was all. the evidence to'the fact. Is sritrsitted for trial: order to prove the innocence of the Priming thou, t recently but of Newgate for a similar of the Prisoner, and three other witnesses : , em • • • • i called, who swore, that on the day in question, ter Ev.-.. 00 %harshly - the. hackney-Mach. ! Prisoner was confined to his room from onesi‘clot vii another domination,. who is charged', till sit, by a bowel complaint ; they were si sthfipc, with isi feloniously ;testing st bundle, .cen. i. had not goner out, and knew that he h Made a volt et pelisse,tObWaria bedAitien, tic. the never to interfere with the lottery again.' 'Adlls r uu dre. Groien, Of 'llairy.striet,tt.Jerisee i s, .Ss'tr* and Alderman Maarsre,who pgesitietiallrei she hall-hired ere Prisoner's crutch to. opinion that the case had been sufficiently pm* tulle and two trunks from the White and, therefore, odjedged the Prisoner guilty. Ater Piccadilly, to her house, she having solicitation of Mr: Hesse, however. they only is. y the Brighton coach, she therefore pre. tented the Prisoner to one month's impriserbost g to aiding in the Prisoner's coach, and They intimated to him, however, that if he mlOO live of going that distance the bundle found offending, they would sentence him to sit There being no positive'proof, but only months imprisonment. The Prisoner, it Apprnee, 'clots that the Prisoner had stole it, his had elated on his nefarious practices for 18 years. led, and stated that he had worked for ' _ _. . • . , afrse.of. the last i'.:. years, during that CRICKETMATCH. not discovered any dishonesty, he ac- - • —.011.-.. i:et he had received summonses, as other i t The sienna C • • ricket-Match In Cards' Ground, be. 3, for misbehavior. Two tither men tween the -Epsorri Clob,h R with Vann, against tit worked for gave him a t. (rod character Re. hir, anoint, therefore , under all on of Middlesex, witobinson, was deride , on Friday, in favour of Emus. ] pees, discharged the Prisoner. , t1..-40,seph .Paries was •op Saturday - ItIDDLES,EX. ' • stitsi-theteCs • SECOND tsMING.S. ire Mr.'Serieent Set.Loo, by May and Harrow ill •Fi • .0- •- 1 b. :7414r rig 'a deeler - in counterfeit Rani tokens. Reptme s• .. 5 4e z rissvn • I L ord -- 0 b. Itrowa. It evidence' that' the Prisoubr had lent • f t irile ..",• 'Rti c ""wt dt. Id - .- • Absent. dby the o ffi cers of being a deater•in bad - Stirsa;"l7:t 1i• t isieire - t -r "`" . S* Ab t s . ;o l44bre" I wipe,, to the extreme caution *lavas-MA I enthaas! 4 h. Mom Absent. • ' -• .J business, no opportunity- hadteccerred -. P9r. , •"le 2c. Aishibie -- 7 6e. Woodbriks .t , anth 3, N. Tower . -= 10 b. 'Fmrer. I hint. 4t teng; II he officers 4aid a n' t, Lerd..iett. s b..blann . 1 b. Brew.. 2 info Which he fell :-4lary.Mort was Ellis • ' Ue: A glabie 'II Not ow. 2 hem with'inebeyi; 'which they 'had Pie= 1.14, yls. : I Rim mit - . -- - D. Tiniuer. es 0 'd, and instructed tti•ge ie'rtlie Prisoner .e —.- . • . . •.... - 1 rto deal with hitat . She ittcordingly 63 :•. . 0; - •• • . 1 n for some of hie commodity, ond.ofter. 4 PSO3I. . 1 ' •.: • Tamper- •-: '' V /- I ' - ''`Ti tt. dark. „ 3 er very closely,..h,et,a4apoiuted, to meet 1.. W nutlbr LW ~s :101 ,b ; TAU it. l '' in Tooley-street t .sehern , he r solti her • 'LI4 pl - . 21 . 0. ,it•hiatin• - :ens, counteiferts,T_qr 18s. good _ money . ' • •-• -":' •• Se 4a 16 Ise r . .. r .--- 10 b. q.:14 i 4. '. 1 hed preient of Utte irfenca;utageniersk... , :, _% . % ) voi.db,rid .s e . 6 . ,PI b. Lord, Asa. , 1; di t'ake ' • ...,' -lit b. Eels. • '!" non as the bargain•• WaiiitetWpft4a,.. the , ,•Aielfhic;• / . e t ,: a.: e.,..Kiusair‘. '!, had been conceoledinear'thespot,'came ~• , ar..wn , • .... ~ .30 b. Dark. " Milford • • . •14 'h.- Raterroo.. . • him. into custody. The ma r ked mot i ey . • N. Mow . . •„ , , 9 11,4.iiCsiit . . .:. V Da him. .14eltet i one. of the turnkeys Lord - • *lo 11 .""'-' • • . . -- - ells, was at Ow Office by ;haw ) and Byes 14 t Paisoner as. havie,g Peen convict 'of .lib 1 yeari ego, under The. ninse Of Welfe - Fpgom' • by 3r - In ' ' ' 141 ... won• runs one mantngs.— yes coMmittedltir 'trial': - • ' starting 42 to 10 • f Epso m. tu. favour 0.. • - s 'l !ItAOlt DI VA kY RtTfirtiltir. • ' •- • • -. ' ' ", rouse.—On Soturdny • Chork's .Kin!.. •' l'' . . • ' -. . )41 • A A :A Nue , . Tstims..-...Tw0 Mates . o f , a Jsrlsic .1, ght• before the.Lopo M truer, charged , ' hlvieg tolled a coach in Gracechurch.stt:eet, on Tol severaLtutiglred_.weligit of leild, the ' V. Pep, - Earl.: under lhe f o l lowing lair. ' daY ' the 16th instant, the coachman, who p ,, te.'" - V. "- :.e . , - 41.otisly • • • • •to be engaged, said "t o what place?" " :' 4 'clle . ' 1 1 wells," was the reply. Ile then said; " I hive arca &tinted, thef.'be Viis'a contractor Pa vent maid in the conch going .half your wey.r"' de rig of . the new Cato.M: fi onse, the Pii. ask. her permission to take You.*—Thf, n rpto ii . an of fhelaboitreiti etaployed in carrylog] 00. maid readily consented : it was nearly dolk, a n . _He hid been r 1 1 .1 1 .16 heerieo a Consider. thi fore they had got to her destination one of ti.ePti° c „. :I had hitherto toed - 11HW h'en-elf With Nand that he had beet) rubbed of 341. wi integrity. •Fn the course of lia,,t week en formation, that tfie Piisimer wan:Q. . Cot :owes INQUEST.—On Saturday. an 1- 4 . sal going ever London-bridge, evidently was held at the sign of the Worcester Atthis ! ii no in his apparel some secret burden.— George-street, Portman-square, before G. tteoo ° eh. City Otlicer, was employed to detect Esq. one of the Coroners for the PltualY of #h _, lit' ct, and on Thursday last, as the V r l. (Read, on view of the body of a n ewly-bon 6 o",' 4114 ii.al Custom-house so .go to his meals, he • feend-•dead in a privy, in Montague.sqoore.-• - aiii walking in the suspicious manner nl. Coroner observed in his charge to the Jury, that ' 1.-r ed. He had - not goon many . yards, evidence produced, m er ely w en t to Prove Lk° 1 t 1,- .i, topped arid interrogated as to the cause nurse was the mother, and piyately &Pe . ••‘'' it weakness ? F or some little time he self ; but there wee no proof that she cale . '," .., el considerable p a i n hi the head and minder, although lostricion was very morkl a ;:. re et length suspecti ng t h e real object WI,: her, concealing the.• bite h, alone, week' tee",j ~.Y. :. made by the officer; he endeavoured teeicaleable t and liable's* imprisonment, bat it 7 „,. T d ,'his eapesiment, however, he was ill withtlieus tnretstritiwkit verdict they thought In. effect ; and. being informed that . rho . Jityil who ../reie 'Mich divided in opinin"% i '; 11, with which he .'had so ';long been • a eery mature detiberetten returned their 7", i s fully discovered , it Ho* 00l re. that the child met its death a ' t the birth for east , f 'maid' a .The y . -4. e Prisoner - care and • i " . • 0 ' proper 1113 stiluCt. Ito be searched; *hen there was found ' hi" his hat and clothes nearly one hun- --- ' -r----;-.---- ' ---t- ' .----'-'-'•• .-"" . -------r , r Laid: 'A Piece neighing about .`3olb s. Cnin°N : Printer slid 1141.""e4 by . P 1.""“ if I r • - 1161119MCgi 87, Fleet:strre.s. • . . • . - .. . .. '.• •• . . __.........,k-. - . • . . ircil ~1. sixlißEßs RwavepA-nintyit 15 11118 'RE- County of Stntford. . The !tight ,on. George Granville I.eveson Comer. commonly railiql &111 Glister, in the room of .Lord Granville Leve)un Gone:l44lva ham accepted the Chltern /I under**. z• Bormigh of Nevrcmile-mider-k_me, 'Sir John Chet wade, Bart. in the - r oom of the Rlzht honourable Ciesgp Granville belicsilm - (;niver , ""mbeslY Whorl Ltd or, litity foto egreptell the Chiltcnt, iißndreds. , . . . • • .. • ______ er_r_ Liiteaiwia • - -.___ - M r~ ~ .:... 77 1