The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-23 00:00:00

I' ~~. nit STATE4I.244 • • 1. • T- _~, l• ; . • Ftrum rirr. LUNDON'fili - tET'TlirOcr. Rh • . it. mew_ Prescott, nnrserynialt, Oct. 28, 30, Dec. 2, at the amPgrei lan. kitatipoult. A townies. Mr Leathery User-. ... p001 ; '4,1,-sitr,,,,trsegvait and Co. Prescot ; and Mesas. W. The Gil - elk Cnatainf Is : Knelotita doff; prortagnlng and Cl 's 1% -" fv...i r ----t. .I.Bolwits an I. Rau. Macelesfield, cotton-spinners, Nov. Parliament to 010 t4t Of February, then to be held 19, 11, 1.1ae.,2., fa the White Itear lust, Manchester. Attor for the dispatch of buttiaphs... • . .. Om, Mr. Hord." liing`s-lboich-lValks, Temple; and Messrs. IJhasill and 104. %/;,.,(4,-,„tir.. , E:Thichardoon,t4iirat •,Ranseil-strvet, Covent-garden, limes MILITARY PROMOTIONS. idi tpor,.(act. 2t,...31. Dee: 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Ni. —...4 • I.Niod, T4o7,mortonalreet. , • War Offseit.:l,oo.'gr. - .., Al. and 1. (troy. kridport: , tit Me mannfacturers, Nov. 1,4; ' .11th Regiment of Light Ihiegomp. Serjeatit-Major - Dee. t. at the Bull (iu, Will i ston. Attm Mei, hlesius. Ans. Butcher to be Adjutant (oath the - rank of Cornet), vice Sick - • . her. told, Wright King's-Bench-Walks, Temple ; and Mr. Templer ; Itr'itipo;t. Cr, who resigns dip Adjuaintey , only.. • • . : .W. Wesii•rdtar; , Katrina-noon Hull grocer, Oct. 26, 27, 14th Ditto. Limn- omit l‘illates Ihiimenrac', atom half-pay . . of the ;last FOOL ID Ise ljesientrot., sr lii.oui por,.hrio... Pre. 2, at the. Dog nod Dock Tavern. Ningsion-tipon-llull.— Attornies Altars, Honer moil Son, liittletes-buildings, Rol -1 31k Dit'n..Arlhoe ilitodrork. Gent. 10 be Cornet, without born ; and ' hte. ' s • r ; . . rbonuis nitio. Fuss ' s. Hull. - porch:or, vier It sing, L pr u teiomoted: Ist ' argiusetit of Foot. ietant • Richard Bothwell to he T. Shaw, Dundersiteld, Lanca s hire, woolen-manufacturer, NOV. lA,. lb, Dee: 2, at the Roebuck Inn, Rochdale. Attar_ coiptaia of .. Cowpony, sic ( . Snuldstrt. doco. ) mell Me t .- Messrs . S% km and Knoa les, New I on ; add Mr. Ferrand, To be Lieutcuaists, %alum purchase— I' miens John Miller, I,nc;;;Lale • item Morrison, ' tioponed ; aud . C. U. V ign"le', vice 4 ° 11 '4 s, J o rkson. Birmingham. gonmaker. Nov. 3, 4, Ike. 2. at well. • • To be Ensigoa—William Thompson§ (bmt. 0;x Miller; and A. the stork Tavern Birmingham. Attornies Mr. Lowe, Bir mingham ; and Messrs. Rosser and Son, liartletriebuildiags. thous. 'Gent. sive- V ign.des. .., ... • Holborn tail Di to, Captaiii A. O'Keefe, from' half-imp cif this 4lst R. Comers,i Hereford• groc er , Oct. 30, 21, Dec. 2, at the I' of to be Captaiu of a Couipatiy, vice Creau,•sylio ex- Mitre Tavern, Hereford: A ',prides, Mr. Osseo, Hereford; (-bongos. . l''W 1)(1 , o, Lieutenant -Co'orwl John Come, from the 614 West an;l t. M i i;. u Peti4ger, Go )a li..arpoire helot Regiowor, lobe 4tuteuaur-Coiouel, vice Cooke, alto Dec . ~, A . 11 for.i..' iro • viclo 11 r ,4, , 1 " ! •`. 4 " 11 .' i t ere a Inn. ' .1 -k • ae A ' • Nov.* f Y, al the hing r om ingann. tiormes, 5 rt. exc, Ditties K io-ston ; and Mr. Pugh, Bernard-street, Russell r,d Ditto, Assistant-Stitgeon Jasises• Balling-al, from the Ist ~„., • ' • b Foot, to be Surarom, vice Leaver, appointed to the_ 53.1 T. k, r c h N . i a y, evrman.street. Oxford-street, prirtrait-paioter, Foot. Dee ,• at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Constable, 4att Ditto, Captain ti. Brock - ti be Major, by porchase,. vice S O y c la t. o 2B nra l ino. Chancery-vane, Dully, pmanacd in the 95th leot . J. Howe. Impitestone. EgceX, merchant. Oct. 25. Nov. 2. 534 11111.1. *kerb , . Roboet Leiser, frogs the Mg Foot, to be D e e. 2, a t Guildhall.. Attorney, M. Asphalt, Quality-court, • sorgeon, viore . J.Pintyry, deeea-ed. Wilt DI to. Assistant-Surgeon Robert Rule, front •the 87th Chn s. l) 7Y, " I l ne '. . nion, NI inertia, woollen-draper, Oct. ?5, ,Nov, 2, Dec. 'root. in Ise Atotiremi. vice Marsh, placed upon half-pay. _. at Guildhall Attorney. Mr. fang, America-square. 60th Dit o, Ensig u James Lewis to be Lieutenant, vice 'For- J. S . smith, Old .._na Isrt L. dress rt. nr ,• d-street, merchant, Oct: 26, Nov. 4, Dec. 2. at Guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. Oakley and Birth, Oliver Ilute..iissoo, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Lewis. , 64th Ditto. lklartin'blane,tafinonatreet. To 1.0 Liertenonts—Lientertants Thomas Ilaveloek,,from half- DIVIDENDS. • pay of 'the 450 }'out, -vice Ilall„who exchanges; and Joseph Nov. 11, W. Hall, West Mill, Bishop Auckland, Durham, Witham Sensor, fio.n half-pay of thud l• pot, vice Blake, miller—Nov. 11. A. Richardson, York.street, !Vary-le-bnone, who exchotiees. . and T. Welch, Cleveland-street, builders—Nov. II : W. W Levctt, 754, ohms, c.7lotiel Patrick Rocs. from half-pay of the late Sth Coveittry-street, Haymarket. hatter—Nov. 11, r. Traw ley. 'Carr:son lanlallisio, is. be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice So. into°, Swallow-street, victualler—Nov. 11. D. Anderson, Billiter-lane, • won eSell9"ol' • • • merchant—Nov. 11, A. Gardiner, Old London-street. merchant is Di 1,41, Lieutenant William Haddocks to he Captain of a —Nov.ll. J. Champ, Chichester. moncyateriverser—Nov. 11, Coup icy, sire Neil C4inithel. dead of his wounds. A. L. de Mctz, South Sea Chamber, merchant - -Nov. 11, T. To be Licotevaists—Enstgo .1. Tharpe, vi. a. Alaildneks I and ftlerlde7. C"" 1111111 . merchant—Nov. IS, C. W lll4 . Waln l - 41 reel, ta cni . Ratner. Seiherlisad. from halt-pay of the.Casalry h ai r wine-merchant—Nov. 11, C. Troyer, Maida-hill, Paddington, • Blorp.„ sire Curter,- olio exehanges builder—Nov. 11, W. Llewellyn, Fenchn telt street. merchant— To ue I:osiers-5 itholeer j otor ,, Wight, without purchase; Nov. I s . F. Millard and J. Lee, Size-lane, eallenderers—Jan. motJanies :.teaste, Gent 'vier Tharlie. 20, T. Gibson and J. Johnson, Ltist fence-lane. bankers—Nov. Ilk.. lEtta, Ensigu and A ajorani William Cre,-0, from half-pay 11, S. Grillths. Old Boot ell•areet. Carey-street, tailor—Nov. t - : . - or the ath Garrison attrairoo, .in he Adj u tant an d. L as i g „, 14, O. Astburv, Hooky, Staffordshire, druggist — Nov. IL J. t Jaw* B,,,rne, a porter, late employed at the I ,i, e 4 Mil learflll. WilO resins I -e .I.lpromcv only. Di wham, Slier/mew-lane, carpenter — Nov. 11, . Kidwell, Re- • Slu.l)il Go; livery ray, Gent. to he tr.sigh, b'purchase, sire cluster. upholder—Nov. 11, J. O'Brien, Coptliall-beildings, Thatched House Tavern, St. James's-street, was in. M Kerma. who risetres. flornemorion- , ... insorimee-broker—Nov.ll,T. Hughes, Pave. dieted for stealing a silver tea-spoon, the property ..- • • • - . 6111,- West balsa Itegfairpa,,,Lieut.-Col. IL F. Cooke, from the v.tl street, Cies kenwell. builder—Nov. 11. J. B. Kbight, shore- o f M essrs. J ames an d Nl'illi am Willi s, his minters. alkaape sa l, a ; . b e . Lt eute th a a.( 0 1 „„.1, ,;" c dss i c, sshu ex . ;loch. cheesernottger— Nov. 11. J. Johnson , Paradbe-street, ebincts.. ' • Mary-h' Bonne, slater—Nov. 14. J. Triode% lhaselevdown- I It appeared from the testitnbby of the various wit. lane, Hermon isey, lighteroolo—Nov. 18. W. Reeve, ClaPhamo . nesse. examined, that on the night of the 19th of 41e CP) lon Itegioneut. Chiles gtot%zer. Bent. to be Second Lie,:teilsint. %Magni paralsweeioke Fletcher, who re s igns, rtsoch-master— Nov . 14, M. Lyon, Boston. silversmith—Nov. 14, Hovel aVaggen.'Entin C ornet C. L. Terrier to .be. Lieutenant, 11, Itra , num Oreen-street, keilinal-green. baker—Nov. 14, S. October, the Prisoner offered the ten=s non in goes. nice Sxmler. dee. as i ed. . , .11/11..., St. Paul's Church yard. silk-manufacturer—Nos: 14, Fs lion as a compliment to an unfortunate female, with Id Mirrisoa-'•l4s4tolino. Liesileamit William Damerese. from Meatirtg. Johirstreet, Adelphi, wine-merchant—Nov. 3J, W. whom he entered.into ...., nversation. The girl called the Royal Stall co R s, t o b e. cv 2 i„ 0 1 a c ompany , v i ce a .d.P.,Emcs, Church-row, I- enehorch-street, merchants. i : u-watchman, and ask ,. ! him if the spoon was silver. th.i:tuta, appointed to the stli Royal Vrieraa Battalion; • CERTIEIC.‘TES —Nov. 11. 1:10.'14O ---..-..—..- A1 c 01 0 .. , to h e Lieetenant, a about purchase, .1. 11. Greiner. Guildford, limeliortier—W. awl J. Ogilvie, This circumstance led the w n tehinan to suspect all • via - el/rtes. appoioik itsihr 7 7 th 'Loyal Veterisnainitithen.. Savile-row, Wraninster, army-Affents -1. • Woud• ( " 1 " 11 " • Was not as it should be, and he desired the Prisoner Rabem Dunlap, Cent. to he Ensign, vice Nlollay. street, Clerkenwell, bedstead-weaker—R. Jones, Basinghall- . tiarriseiti Company for hers ice at the COpe of Cood Hope. street,• factor —II. E. Sievers, Loa er Thamesatreet, B'toner- to accompany him to the watch-house. The Mi. r.leitost Will ::03,, Cent. to be Ensign, Tice Pule, de- shoat—AL Taylor, Bristol cooper—a. Kees?, Upper North- soner Immediately ran off,--brit was pursued and fltt echlost. place, Gray's frin.lane, opholder—J . B. Farina(' Hemlock, core d by the . watchman , who iodgod him in - the lititoyal Veteran Raftalion. Copt:Ott .losepi: Chapman, from Devonshire - , miller-.-G. Bradley, Hotrult.ditch. - iron-founder— . the -1 - jd FOCI:, to 11, Copniin of a C0..111.111V. W. Wiley. Alwatton, Ifustingdomhire, miller—T. Gilding, watch-house. Subsequent enquiry led to a know. 3.1 nitto,Cupt. Soitialkistalas. from the latilth 11uyal Teleran Liverpool, liverystahle-keeper— W. Curtis, !:..sport, baker— ledge of the Prisoner's situation, and the spoon, on Battalion, to be t **pain of a Coss ! any. C Mot ehouseand M. Brown, Kingston-upon-Holt, merchants being produced to Messrs. 'Willis, was claimed by To be Licutenacis—llotaat Carfare, T uts u Aaintant at Paler- ' —T. Bromedgc;Stonconill. Glotteestershire, clothier. rao • aid Q.:atter-Mager ticorae Wallace, from halt pay of I PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 1 them as their property.—Goilry. • the :Net Foist. I P, .Jackson and T. Hack, Bear-garden, Bankside, anchor- The worthyCkatstwAN, delivering the sentence of 4th Mao, Caiitain John,.lenklas, from the o(.llx:wry 1j(:;11 In- smi la -S. Jones and P, Johnson. Bitnaill-row, general mer- the e mit . .• that crime of , . ... Court, said , fns ! servants robbing fathry. Fend:vies, to Le t o i,:n i jii o f a can-Tata, vice I: hick. emotts—C. Ilridgr•, A. ens,-and I'. north-es. Harwich. Essex, . 1,1 c.d upon the Reart d Lost. - . b an k ers —et'. IL•gbie and T. Mackenzle,_Fenchairch-street. corn- Oleic Masters hail increased to a great degree, end it fah Own. liarign•Joho RettilLietan the late sth Royal Vetcrati r ernes --- N, UithgeNe .W. V 4 SUMO, and J. Lieselane.. King's- bicame-absolotely riectijaprriarCoarti of Justice to Baitabois, to be Ilarign. .'gardens Holland- strut, Southwark, chemats— I. Smith and W. . . . • Bth Diane Brevet N.ajor J. F..Ohlimon. from the 2 -Hyde. Loch, Lincelnshir, It and J. Illakeway, Blatt)°, d Garrison mate a severe example of such offenders, to let per. , ' Battalion, at he Capt.& of a Coapatiy. ' Stuffordshare. 'meters -G. Wilkinson and W. Hickling, Nut- sons in taverns and coffee-houses, who hare the Giecgarty. Light Irfoatry Fein aples, Lieutenant George Jack- I ,ingimm. liquor-merchants—J,. C.._ and J. Hare, jun. Bristol,. handling of plate, know, that they cannot commit sun, from. the Ist Fuot. lo be Captain of a Cuin a nnly, s:ce •.goor-cloth in:mufti. inreni—W. 11 Hughes and T . Hunt, Angell- Jeuhius. pp to the Ulu 1; loyal Veteran Battalion. I court, Toroguicirtonatreet. acetiOntants—E Palmer. M. A. these crimes with impuoity.—The Prisoner was .e s ti- SCAF4'._ '_,, .__ _,_ - i Walters, and B. Phi , Mount-skeet. Hanover-squar e. mini- ten t ed to be transported to New South \Vales for . . Illell—J: Jac Wilson, Manchester, terysaliets--J. Leninc and %V. M.utland, Liverpool. merchants—R. Smith and G. Brqwo, Broqgb, Yorkshire,litaek beer brewers. • --.1.11•••• The Averav Price of SUtiAlt, for the West, coding Oct, 18, is Id. per Cwt. Average Priers of eoRN dr ENGLAND and WALES, per quarter, from the Returns, entliog Oct. 14 : Wheat. 1 Rye. 1 Harley. 1 9sts. titans I Peise. 1 Oaten. • r Urotenant-Coltinel Sir Jame. Douglas, K. C. B. on half-pay, to be Deputy Q11:111. r-master tienerid to the Fortes in Noith Itritain, vire Sir William petit', v , i t ecraSei l. Lientt•ment durne. I i odlay , of the.) Ith Royal Veteran Battalion, to Ist•Qtrirt,T- 'Vaster at the York Depot, Chelsea, vim: Widsh, who retires to his Pithier situ:Aims upon half pay. BOSNIA'. STAFF:. . To be Physlehin to the Forces—Edward •Nathauiel Bancroft. M. I). troll halt/lay I awl Adain Neale, M. 1). from half- Pay. To he Apothecary to the Forces—Dispenser of Medicines J. Agnes. T o b e llo sii i , al.A,si•tants to the Forces— Bospital-Mstlx Frauds Randazzo; and Ifovital--Mate Deonis Clancy. ' - • . The King's German Lesion. _ Ist Regiment of Bowan. Assistant-Surgeon Fleury Gehse. from . the td Light Battalion, to be itiasSaitt-Sureenn, vice. kleysr, The following is an extract of a letter from the appointed to Vie I.t Foreign Vetere, Battalion. Agent for Lloyd's, at Campbeltown :—" some days sd nallidiue •"( Light Islasal3l..' .119rpital-Assistant Joveph ?Won to be Assistant - burg e on, vice Ciebse, apuiuted to t he ago a large brig was Seen in distress off the west Ist Hus , ars. coast of Kintyre, going alcmg the• coast from the fib Battalion of the Line, Hospital-Mate Beaty Meyer to be Assistant-Surgeon. vie. Klaus, placed upon lial:'-pay. Mull westward, nearly on her beam ends, and was Ist Foreign Veterau Ilattalinst. • supposed to be making for the island of Gighi ; st hen Assistant-Surgeon O. C. Meyer, trout the Ist Hussars, to be between that island and the main land, nsa. rly typo ' Assistant-curgeoo. MEMORANDUM. site to the point of Klate, she was seen to (minder ... .. 4 Thiitudertnentimwd Oaken. Ow were to Perseded. u Mated and sink. All hands must • have perished; no other %the Gazette. of the Itth of August lett and 23d ultimo, are reinstated in their ranks: • . account can be obtained of her. There are now Ensign Thomas Adana, of the 'lBth Foot. about 60 sail of v e ssels lying in the harbour, wind. }l:sign Philip Ryan, of the 10th Foot, bound, mostly coasters ; no foreign vessels. We BR RATA in the Gasette of the 14th instant. Fur James 'Farnham,. Brat. in t o . c a r n et, by purc h ase . i n have heard, that on Thursday, the sth inst. a large the 17th Light Dragoons, vice Harris, promoted in the IMh Slap from Archangel, bound to Liverpool with tar I:lght Drazonnl i i ru .lames mnes Tomlinson, Cent. to he Cornet, by purchase, in and mats, drove on shore on the Isla, on the Jura the J-Itli Licht Deaguona, vice Harris, promoted iu the side; but, if the weather kopt mo&rale, she was es. lath Light Drogoors. i peeved to be got off. The weather has since been 71h Light Dragoons, Far Frederick Seymour, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice very fine." • Grenfell, prom••ted. 1 NEW PALACE FOR BOKAPAUTE.--We are assured r ad Frmteriek Seymour, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Llnuglas,..promoted. i that an elegant edifice for the residence of the Es. I , llst Foot. Emperor, is now in prosr..an of construction at Fun. Tlonlial-Assistant David ftt`Kirby to b e Assistant-Surgeon, Deptford. It is to be of wood, and to be sent out .:e, Reid. st.e. lt-04 Itrepitnt-A..istant Donald ht•Klulay to be Assistant-See in pieces, in order to be pot together on its arrival . g eott, .tee•iteid. &e. • • •at St. Ileietia. Those who have had opportunities 2J Garrison Battalion. of judging, speak highly of the beauty and entiVeni- Tor Assistant Surgeon James Kennedy, from half-pay of the 41et Font, to be Assistant-Surgeon, ence of the plait, and of the neatr.em of the event . • ,C,all Aorktatit Surgeon John Kennedy, from hail-pay of the . ; , s „ . .... s Ira Ex•lm ' I ' wi ll lio soon ready perm mansion 4lst Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon. , ''" • —row— i to be shipped for its ultimate destination. ('reectrOlfiee; Ott 19. j Ott Wednesday night there were no fewer than PIEM HER RETURNED TO SLUVE IN THIS PRESENT' three female performers in male attire, at Covent. PARMA:sit:INT. County of Oxford. • . garden and Ussery-lane, namely, Mrs. AXsoe,• in Won; Berry Ashhurd, E.q. in the room of the Right lion. Lord Rosalind; Miss BuLaas.r., in Patrick ,i,,aad ; Mrs. k'raucit• •Aluu:nc Spencer, now Baron Churchill, called up . I .IIAIIDYN, in Albino Mande:Wk. If we' go on at is die "louse of Peers. : this rate, the original state of the Drama will. be ...........m5......._ • . . ,- - i entirely reversed, and a sort of theatrical mists vet ' WIN KRE PTCI 1•• S ENLA nc r.n. . • rabilis will eftse, in which all the women will assume • . V nitv.diti. Rutisia-me, Milk-street, baize-factor, from '4lter. 'it titter: 28. ut Buildhall. manhood. • -.. ,T. Joey). sea. Itishop-Weurtnnuth. Durham, hanker, Oct. I Tliie who ore lipgeriog: under painfol tun) obstinate Mews ': -sr to Noy . •+ 5, at the C.ommissirm Room, Stotticriaad. • mint feel a pleasure when they are iiii..rrlleJ Mil Dr. Coors's, : BANKRUPTS. i and t h ree !.terreens or tivrity yeJr%. es periewce In fittrietures. I :C. topham. Stauroort. 11 orcester-itire, linen draper. Nov. 3, ; .•41, .I.lre. 2.`at the Union Ilia, Birmingham. Attornit ' s, •u t. '; l l"e l • a lic . a l l ). ll .,' l l l th'es 'rd sit 4Kl Cha S ;l7t r t: i - . l . l7llFt?, e6e fiZa 9 e . C have harl, eill ate. " s i t k ret iWd y mr ....,.,.. Strata . Stevens. Maples, and Pearse. Frederick c- o u posite the Res. Rowland [lilt's t•lt.irel. Blackfriats'-road ; ' Bir- by scloo:s the Publie nye• cured wohoto stliratio., fir ro o fsp. 1 , 1 ",.. od .levrry; and Messrs. Whatelcy and Son, • s u ingfitto. • • •.• - .. meat. 'l:e lostitutLit claims :he ytention of loan a Ito Wife : , o ,.. ni p!ed 11,7 . r c i ki! r e . . tin e , e t ‘ ttiyi , b,.T..• c.41.1:ta Older:tile nest. ] , . 3 1 . he ,, . p,,,j.b, Norwich. shawl-manufacturer, Oct. 25 . XI, . . 1.) :,7 1 i . , w • o w Norfolk Bowl , Norwich. Attoritiet , . Messrs . %hi': ii"l" ram ", mi Iliovi- t ~111/71 1 I.nO,ltinh ; Et tiptoes .... 4 ,0 4 , 0 4 0 4 nnegoion . . Nort i bt; nod messrs. Wand 6. lay- 0/1 . i .... head, . , e...,, body . sore i troa!, i . n•pos 1.. 8 . 4 11 . figir , 1101,e 114 lile.l.Ura, !ir ill C S ors 'Re sleek, et, im 6or .o g !.l Wk. 41V i i ,J El l ° I • " 1 / 4 " 9 : l, 44l y r t i i r i ' f ti h n74 ' a nir - u. NI , ". ..V 1, flee. s, at the hires, p.ius in the head nod liinh., freq..:e; Os mf.t.tken Ur -- - - • 0 ,,,,,,,,, i t.ei s 14 C limes...Jo the kt.ce.. , ii,.Ji, on the Otto boom I:rm r )welled a octes, ofe. are symptoms winch ;4.twitr 'ears otter, 1 ondioo elms r aohilleri the ritattlistottio l t.tate. M...a,.. c oops , omit co. ute consulted that liy all claks or' people. Isom el. yell till • ighi inyetely t owl pile ort.her costa.. ort•:Tuts.lis‘. Thews day. and S u nd.ty m“roines, till me lee . to'cletk. A Cur roiml Ike caper, ma.: toicas r , „uses for ftvis.24s. rt. i 58 3 37 5 r. d. 11. d. I s J. s 4. Is. CI. t 9 9 13 LI 35 0 36 2,2910 FitiAt. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, Om 21. POLICE?... NAVAL COUlit4o.- 1 .5 1.7 NI tfr• n A Lt."' Maria DVarinan, an -interacts On Wednesday and Thursday aiCrturt.Martial as sembled on board his Majesty!. ship Queen Char- . young woman, was ou Saturday brought bef ore idle, in Portsmouth bo r hour, ! etiTtry. M r . Richard Serjennt SECLow, charged- by two men, named Wainscot Taylor, a Midshipman in his Majesty's and Rolle, with behaving in a riotous manner at service, upon a charge of having deserted to the ere- I house of a person, named Leach, in Melina.pl i ;Surrey-road, and also.with unlawfully p a %cultic st my, under the circamstancei detailed by the evi- (knee. ! ral articles, the property of Mwjnr Yores, It appeared that the Prisoner was a Midshipman ; lodged in Leach's'hetuse. The Presecators reor eq .„ in she Jasseur, in the month of November, 1814; on -the girl as persisting in her . attempts to vi s i t m a , her capturing two schooners, in the Delaware, , he Yorges, contrary to his wishes, that be was extreol l was put into the command of one of them, with or- . ill , and that the agitation of mind, occasioned ' den to go to one of the. nearest ports, in company outrageous conduct might prove fatal. with another schooner which had been captured, and Mr. IlarrisJi-, a medical Gentleman, &pose ( wattappropriated as a cartel, for the purpose of get ; the Major's illness, and that nothing but his b,. ' ling the vessel ransomed. The Lieutenant who bad kept quiet could vivre his life. charge of the cartel, and Mr. Taylor, consequently; went on shore together at Philadelphia, where, after ► Mr. SpANKI e attended for the Prisoner, and in some defay, the ransom of Mr. Taylor's vessel was ply to the charge brought against hor, stated th at was no less than 1 conspiracy against his Client. effected with the Magistrates; and then Mr. T. de of the witnesses was a man recmitly disrlvir 4e d f t serted, together with the British seamen, which com pelled the Lieutenant to remain in America, he not Prison under the Insolvent Act; of the ode., being able to navigate the vessel hack alone to the wished not to say any thing; their acquainta nce ' Jasseur. Mr. Taylor was seen friquently by the Msjor Yorges commenced during the tempora l - ) Lieutenant in Philadelphia.• fittement of that Gentleman within the Rules. 'Client had been acquainted with the Major a coml. The Court determined, that the charge of de d sertiotrwas proved, but not with the intention of derable time. They were very much attached t o each them, and the bans had even been publish. takineup arms against Ms country, and did sentence :other, a matrimonial union had been conte mp l at between him fo r be hung: but abundant proof having been adduced during the trial, of his very imbecile state ed but something had intervened to pre vent marriage taking place. They had, howeve r ,li l lof titind, arising from an early severe attack of together for twelve months past, and op to the Mae brain fever, the Court earnestly recommended him as a fit object for Roj al clemency, iof the Major's illness, as man and wife. O n ,• Captain Alexander, Vengeur, Prea;dent. j Major falling ill, Rolle and List hod taken on the m . Mr. Cobbett, of ottley, in the course of the ' selves the entire management of him and his ro n c erui , and had turned Miss Dearman oat of the house, writing of the America n General Doane, who, in a *bows trial., was called upon to prove the band refused to allow her to see him, or indeed cny sh, letter respecting Mr. Taylor, specially calls him a sec to have access to him, except tbe Doctor ; it prisoner of war. an attempt made by the Prisoner to obtain admittance to him, that the disturbance, of which advantage' been taken, occurred. The Major was a Gentleman Of considerable property, and still greater expects. tions. Messrs. List and Rolle best -knew what nem the motives oftheSe proceedings. -Mr.Leach, the landlord of the house where Major Yorges lodges, said it was the wish of that Gentl man to see Miss Dearman as often as possible. the Magistrates would permit the examination stand over for half an hoer, he would goosecovapan. l by Dr: Xerrison, and visit the Major, and ascertaia Isis real sentiments. The 'Magistrate acceded toiv and on his return, stated that he had seen thesis*, whiwaa d a ngerously ill, but expressed an auxins desire that Miss Dearman should be admitted to him whenever she wished ; be declared the whcile p.. ceeding of Messrs. List and Rolle were enauthorised by him ; they had interferred most unpleasantly in his afairs, and in a manner he by no means approved. With respect to the articles which had been pledged, they were pledged by his particular direction, and the money had been paid OM to him. Ueda these circumstances the - Magistrates immediately ordered Miss I . ..sativiait to be discharged oat - custody ; and animadverted - with much severity the conduct of the Prosecutors. • WoWs ;ft STR Baffaiii, ' aka WIWI 50 and UO, and n; pauper in Bermondsey sfork.hot. was charged with itiolatingthe permed Alice Dick eitien,a girl between 13 and 11 years of age. ' appeared ,that the Prisoner was very intimately • • • seven years. ; quainted with the g irl 's; father while alive, and Eleanor Carry, kitchen-mni , l to Mr. Taylor, it • consequence, Mime her mother's second marriage, tavern-keeper in the Strand, was found guilty of continued his visits as usual. 'Last Saturday as stealing a table cloth and a silver table spoon, the he came to see her mother, at her house in the Cul property of her master.—She had been in confine- tain-road, and remained there Until the woman ment three months, and the Court only sentenced occasion to go out on business, when he took. adva, her to one monk's imprisonment. • sage of being alone with the girl, and after. much Caroline Clover, a wretched female, who sp. struggling perpetrated his vile design.' liar-screams, peered with a covering of green Wise, stood indicted l however, brought a woman who lodged in the how for stealing quart pot from the door of Mr. Byng, to her assistance, and the' Prisoner, on her appesi in St. James's-square. I ance, ran out of the house. Wiles the mother came The porter in Mr. Byng's hail had put the pot home, the girl informed her of what .h a d happened, outside the door, and the Prisoner carried it away. i and a warrant was instantly obtained tor his appre- He then risked out upon her, and she was taken hension ; bntthefeciold not tell where to find into custody. !otherwise than his being a haitelldresser in Sermon& The COURT reprobated the conduct of the porter, sey. Anthony Cavalier, an active Officer. got tt . who had idly pushed the pot outside the dotir, rather I warrant, he searched the whole parish of Bermond than open it when the publican called, to give.the ; sey, and at last found him-la the workhouse, tellers pot. It was a temptation to the unfortunate woman, ) he took him into euitody. The charge being prof proceeding from the man's idleness.—The Jory ha- lon the girl's oath s he was committed for trial. manely acquitted the Prisoner. I Several bakers appeared in consequence of William Drew was found guilty of stealing a brass formations' against them for baking crumpets. lo knocker from the door of Mr. Nichol!, in Bory. ' muffins doting Divioe Service on Sunday. The • street, St. James'e.-110 was sentenced to imprison- - former proved the fact through the medium of a ine meat for one year.—The Sessions ended. .man named Ann Colman, whom he :sent into • shop last Sunday, to bey. some: but in some MEL.— An affair of honour took. place on Mon. stances 11 he failed to identify the proptielor s l- tiny last, n ear H avre -d e -G race , b e t ween M r . S tewar t , l when he tacceededs the parties were fined 10 5 . 3 ' Purser of his Majesty!. ship Picque, and Mr. Grant, ! 'Costs .. Surgeon of the Royal Navy. 'rhe dispute was nf long standing. Mr. Stewart's second not having ar rived on the spot, Mr. Grant's second Would only permit them to fire once. Mr. Stewart was struck on the abdomen.; but' the thickness. of his watch chain prevented the; ball from penetrating ; a sa- Suable amethyst, which was set in a seal, was split by the ball.. The Magistrates of Cambridgeshire are so much displeased at the high price of beer, that they have refesed . to grant licences to any victualler that will not pronnise to fall his beer to foorpence the quart. These Gentlemen reside in the- first county in the kingdom for the growth of barley, and they know a finer crop ,saver was housed; and most of them be. lag growers, they also know that they cannot get more than 451. to ?Ss. per quarter ; and the poor man is paying for his pot of beer as much as when barley was from 70s. to eos. sell is of such a q.la 'thy that he need be under no fear of getting in tozleated. At the end of last week four Persian Gentlemen, with an attendant, arrived at the Army and Navy Hotel, near Chatham church, where they will remain a few d ays p rev i ous to their coming to the rstetropo lis. They are accompanied by Major &Atte Y, with whom they wire acquainted during his residence is Persia, as an officer of-artillery in the suite of Sir Coke OUSLLTY. Of these Gentlemen, one is a phy sician, another an engineer, and the third a cutler, professions. which, in• Persia, we undersouid, are held in such high estimation, that (tette who follow them are constantly admitted into the Royal prese I oce, an( are treated with the greatest diatiuctioa. Awitzinwistation took placi at•ltow r street eu F' day Might, and another en Sato / day, of the 01 4 ' 'had kolitibited with a Gentleman discatettid o, Mini• day with his .throat cut, at a brotkel ;n ( 1, "i"." buildings, Strand, thy which it appeared that the met the Gentlemen. near • S,.tnerset.liou.se, about three o'clock on IVednesday inernilig : and reel, him to house in Breufort-buildings, m here the rss‘ed tl whole of Wednesday, and IVednesday nigh? t+i him. On Thurstla) morning, after they had riiet , . the girl went down et4irs, and, upon teturnitig some time after, the chattibie door was finladlockedt upon breaking it open; the Gentleman was discov ered on the bed with his throat cot in a dreadful many' It was, however, collected from the Centlewo that he himself had done it with a *m o ire ski lay beside him ; his watstcr;at, with three one-pose notes in it, was Missing, and au it Isis th illness prevented the attendance of Mts. Gibbs, woman of the hrotht I, at iho Office,' Mr. with a protriditonle and 7.:11 in the Ascharge of Magisterial duty, tie: a li:tle .to lavitonnur, task clerk with ititu to Be.i ufertA4ildtitg;,: to t"" di . r' the business still farther. The woman knowledge of the trwiley, slit .the business *I.. further investig : led, and the girl has lawn talon of in the mean time, nNI a slew, " 1 " . • merely to the present etuptiry, but in ulteri.!, ceeding, by which the abominable 'seismic* con abated. ~ 11N1)11P4 et:4 . Pshltari lve 9' IT•Tiou w Orritcc, W;:oftecist,"4l •••• -• : ; • , 11F o :r7 N - • ~..o.toottls,;ton• A mpfolo, Qr..). utee. at the tares, T {I9G in i rtitnn 'rnorrn, ThrmtoWiatet Ana , nice. !Olekrs. Sh•aio and theatooti , in t weiknrs, 'o•7* . froorkk*..plane, Oki Jcvery I mot Mcooss. %hate!) anal owelled no.eleo. 4 0 . /lie .5 , Strtaing . nan. *ado.* often e.ntatterithe • R. Ma•r. flohntaon. Itionernroo. Yorkshire. farmer. Nay. maul Co. tar cailSUlted (lath 1 11 . 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