The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-25 00:00:00

, IMmM.••• -0 • ... • • -•- Onr hero now began to feel the want of those grateful tiontishments which he had been wont to , receive from his kits(' female friends on I.llackbeith. The pro/Wong brought down were, of course, cold slid these, although excellent of their kind, af forded hot a bad repast to a man drenched to the skin aith rain. Upon entering the.lolge to refresh, however, he was most agreeably fur prked at the appearance of a pair of excellent boiled fowls, with an appropriate accompaniment of pick led pork. of which he was heartily pressed to partake. M,:t h putre3ty ais lint necessary—he sat down to tlineer, coil proved that he felt as welcome It% 4e really avpisaresl to he. A glass of Mrcleira wine folloa et!, and he again went. forth, but with f piing.: more buns ant that' he had enjoyed half an hour before, to buffet the still fast-falling 'shower. 13) halcpno five he had completed his eighteenth pii!r. 110 'lien washed his feet, in. which nlieratino be nas kindly assisted by Mr. Dyer. while .Irs. er, aho had arrived in a post-chaise. endea• voured too keep up the renewed spirits which he seemed to have acquir, , tl. lie sp , .ke with perfect confitietice of finishing his fifty miles in good time, , and only lamented that the Migistrary of the county of K•mt had taken anch Isalio: to mar the happy prospects a Lich the fulfilment of his task would af ford him. • ti ion artf , r five the rain abated, and afforded an additional cnurce of comfort in nue felled, although it was attended with inconvenience in another, for the reourt of his presence hwving been sp►ead abroad, several hneidrods of the lads and the lasses of the neighbouring villages assembled In witness his prow ess, and •rids wonder as he passed before them. They were, howe►er, kept at a.distrutre by the pe destrian's friends, nod certainly ebiuced no disposi.' Lion to treat him with unkindness. While things were thus situated, the roads leading from Blackheath presented the most amusing scenes. In every direction gigs and post.chaises were ob. served driving in search of Wilson—the inmates en. quirivg most anxiously of each other, whither he had gone? Some drove to Chisselhurst, others to East. ham, more to Bromley Common, and others again to Croydon—and but few, in comparison to the great mass, were enabled to find the real field of action ; for the most palpable ren•orr, namely, its not having been known, even to Wilson's friends, until that morning. and upon a very retired road. The inn keepers had, however, reason to rejoice; and al though many were constrained to sacrifice their own tilts ners, yet good custom was not to be rejected. 'The White Swan, at Wickham, was crowded With Ladies and Gentlemen, who were unable to procure a suppy of viands.sufficiently copious tn satisfy their craving appetites. Such as the house afforded were completely eXitTitigted. Sir Charles Faruaby, a Magistrate for the county of Surrey, ,witsiessed a part of Wilsou's exertions, but humanely declined interfering with him—as there was, in fact, no appearance of confusion whatever on the ground. By t re o'clock, our hero, under all his disad. eautages, had completed 32 miles, having still 18 to perform—and these it was calculated he would,finish about half-past four this morning. When done, he -.vas to he conveyed to Mr. Dyer's, and at nine o'clock k c commene his career on his old ground on Blackheath. If he should lip prevented from going on there, he will be constrained, most reluc tantly, to abandon both his labdurs and his hope of that reward to which he looks so anxiously for future happiness. It is-not improbable, however, now that the whole of the tents have been removed off . the Heath, end there can no other incentive to riot exist, that the Magistracy will permit the poor fellow to Attie' the extraordinary task he has begun, asod the more especially as they have already tolerated him for a fortnight ; and it wants but six slays to COM. plete the whole. That such may be the determina tion of those gentlemen, we canuot but express oar Lope, for the sake of humanity. Bets were three to one against the match, ,in con sequence of the unfavourable issue of yesterday's business, and the additional fatigue to which the man was put. A trifling swelling in his left instep alsogave rise to an alteration of opinion as to his ultimate success, but this seems to be regarded by himself at 4 1 0Alling of any importance, a few wash ings *ills golard water, and a little friction, he says, will bring it down. At the commencement of the malell'his weight was Bst. 61b.; since which he has lost about 18 ounces. It appears that Wilson is a native of Newcastle, where, in the early part of his life, he was employed as a sort of messenger to the attortiies of that town and its vicinity, in serving suhruptias, copies of writs, &c. 'nese labours he generally performed at the rate of twopence a mils from each person, from whom he received a commission, and has often gone ten times in a slay to a distance of six miles from the town. It t`urther appears that throughout life he has hPen extremely industrious, hut unhappily was unfortunate in his cottnections. In one instance, a partner in trade expended upwards of 2,0001. for him. lie • was a pawnbroker at Newcastle, in the first Instance, and afterwards a linen-draper. His laud fate, at length drove him to London, and he Piss for the last four years beets well known in the codify of Kent, as a hawker of pamphlets ; a species of employment, which, considering the largeness of his inutile, but barely furnished him an existence, and inst. ed placed him under the necessity of in, curriug many small debts, which he ietends to dis chare'e the moment he has the means. His family consists of five childreu, two sons and three daugh ters, all of whom arecelehrated walkers. His daugh ter, althongh only 18 years of age, he sass he would match to go 60 miles with any man. ,The reports that She hall undertaken any such match, 'are, how ever, mere idle fabrications. Sbe is at present at INF rl castle. A melancholy catastrophe occurred •n the 16th instant, at Chepstow. A poor woman from the country, who attended the market for the sale of a little fruit, was boddeuly met in the narrow road, which leads from the square into Nelson-street, by al rat', which she endeavoured to avoid, by placing !won& against the wall, but , shocking to relate, the. end of the shaft penetrated ber chest, aud.c.aosikeber, a few cnikites. THE' STATESMAN. • l'lto u. r me" LONDON GAZETTiIi S i sr. 23. W. H. Tolleryey, Purtsea, brewer, Oct. 6,1, Nov. 4, at the Fountain Inn, Por.smouth. Atiorities, Messrs. Sowton aat — "Moms—. Fuller, Chichester; and Messrs. Palmerand France, Bedford- This Gazette contains copies of two short dis- ro u ": . • patches from tit . . 13..,ke of Wellington, of the 2d 25, Noßvu.c4k,leget'OlutialtdiriantrrAdeento'iwneayte,hgri.ititt, Sept. 49, W l rc f ron s itl e te e r r . and . 2lst of August, notifying that the Emperor of Austria has conferred the Grand Cross of the Order Afford. otherwise Atworth, Wilts, minter, Ott. of Maria Theresa , . hod the Emperor of Russia the Fro 6. 7, N or. 4; at the Oreybound•lan, Bath'. Atiornies, Messrs. ad and Hoke,. Serle.strcet, Lincoln's lint ; and WINS. I Orders of St. George, Anne, and Wletlimir, on a V : Wilts M r te nla rg at e e i rl "h Gra'cechur . ch-st t, hatter, Sept. 98, 29, Nov. nomber . of British °dicers, of, whom his Grace in- 4, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kiw, Earl-sheet, Blackfriars.' glows a list. ~ R. Nenhaeft, jon. &nekton, Durham. cabinet-maker, Oct. Also an Order, signed Bathurst, for, releasing all Fiend, vessels and Cargoes captured or detained by too. I tiln i ctir, N J o o v h . o 4 -;tr a e l et t , he tte i tlf ed ord- I ;no ffi '; !. ard k M “ r l ../tai A shec tiDni k i , es S . toc M k r-. . reason of the late declaration of hostilities, on a ..I.Sialling. Bristol, victualler, Oct. 13,. 14, Nov. 4, at the . vnyege to or frein any l'rencli pert at which the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Anomie-, Sir Samuel Whitcomb and King,. Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street; and Mr. irankis, , %kite flag was hoisted at the time when the vessel Bristol. sailor], oil payment of such expences as have been in- . 10 J ;N t o ' v o . raw all, Kirton-Fen Lincolnshire, victualler, Oct. 9, 4, at th e Robin H ood and Little John ' Boston. At curred iu consequence of such capture and detention. tornies, Mr. Toe - Ord. Boston ; and Me sm. Luddington sad Hall, Secondaries... Mice, Temple. T. Clough, Beverley, Yorkshire, saddler, Oct. 6,7, Nov. 4.. 4, at the Bay liaise, Ituarestioroich. Aitoinics, Mr. Richard son, Think # and Mesas. Moron and Willsa , kbon, Grad's Inn- 1 MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War Office, Sept. 49. 7th Regiment of Dragonon Guards, William Terry, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Nisbett, promoted •in the 13th light Dragoons. 2d Regiment of Dragoons. Lieutenant William Sturges, from the Ist Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mills, promoted. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Iliddulph to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice hltirehis•at, who retires.• 21st Regiment of Light Dragoons, W. J. Heath, Gent. to be Comet, by purchase, vice Loft, appointed to the 15th Light Dragoons. Bth Regimen , of rout, Captain Henry Simmons, from half-pay of the 31st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Miller, who exchanges. Ensign Henry Proctor, from the 41st Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Weyland. loth Ditto, Captain Joseph Smith, from the !Ceti Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Tripp who exchanges. 13th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Itatcli're, from half-pay of the 'Gist Foot; to he Lieutenant, vice Gaming, who exchatiget , . • 16th Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Davidson. from the Nova Scotia Fencibles, to be Lieutenant, vice Rom, who ex change*. 21st Ditto, Second Lieutenant W. Leavock to be First Lien tenant, without purchase, vice M• Pherson, promoted. , 21tir Ditto. Lieutenant George Sunholf, from half-pay or the Regiment, to he Lieutenant. vice Erratt, who exchanges. 26th Ditto, Captain F. U. Tripp, from the 111th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. vice Smith, wbo exchanges. 27th Ditto, Lieutroant William Henderson to be Captain of a Company, without purchase,-vice Baggerstoue, appointed to a Royal Veterrth Battalion. 351 h Ditto, Lieutenant Lord Schimberg Kerr. from the 2d Gar rison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Middleton, who ex-. cha. , grs. Assistant-Surgeon Ralph Edon to be Surgeon, vice Tully, pro moted on the 41't Ditto, Ensign IL D. Townshend to he Lieutenant, by pur chase, sire (leak, wilo retires. 42d Ditto, Lieutenant James Robertson to be Adjutant, vice Young, who resigns the Atljntantcy only. 49th Ditto, Ensign Richard Gregors to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Bartley, promoted. 59th Dice, Lieutenant Abraham Dent to be Adjutant, vice Campbell, who resigns the. Adjuanthey only. 63d Dian, William Richard Nleacock, tient, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice llonghton, promoted in the 15th Font. 61th Ditto, Ensign James Rolston to he Lientenitot,- by pur chase, vice Ramsay, promoted in the Royal West.lmlia Raw. ten. 65th Ditto, Ensign William Andros to be Lieutenant, withmit 'purchase, vice Stracey, promoted in the 12th Foot. William Newhouse, Gent. to be Ensign, without purcha,e, vice Andros. _ _ . _ _ Serjennt John Stevens to be Quarter-Master, •ice King, promoted in the id Royal Veteran Battalion. 87th Ditto. Lieutenant George Mather to he Captain of a Com pany, st '..itout purchase, vice Walker, appointed to the 'A Royal Veteran Battalion. Ensign Jo.eph Everett to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mather. Einign and Adjutant William Blair to hate the rank of Lleu. tenant. ..... Haigh Brady, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Everett. 81. t DiISO, Sergeant-Major John Faby to he Adjutant (with the rank of Lewin). vice Wheat, who resigns the Adjutant. cy only. 88th Ditto. Assistant-Surgeon James F. Symes, from half-pay of the Sid Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Wright, who resigns. 96th Ditto, Ensign C. F. O'Brien to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Anderson, appointedto the 2d Bops' Veteran Battalion. Ensign Robert Montgomery, from half-pay of the Regiment, W be Ensign, vice O'Brien. Assistant-Surgeon Alexander kV Andrew, from the 9d West Regi ment, to be. Assistant-Surgeon, vice Lenity, who retires. 97th Ditto, Lieutenant John F. Downing to he Quarter-Master, vice Behar, deceased: • 102 d Mao. Ensign Samuel North to be Lieutenant, vice St. ,Inlio. deceased. Mar Williams, Gent. to be Ensign, vice North. 3d West India R.egitueut, Hospital-Anita:int Thomas Bell to he Assistant-Surgeon vice al•Andrew, appointed to the 96th Foot. . • • sth Ditto, Cornelius Williams, Cont. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Smith, whose appointment lute not taken place. Rosa' African Corps, Assistant-Surgeon In the Farm -John Poole to be Surgeon, vice Wilson, who retires upon latir-pay. Royal IVest India Rangers, serjeanLMajor Janet Kriiitto+he Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign), rice Clark, a borreigas the Adjutantey only. York Chasseurs, Ensign James Mackay to be Lieutenant, with.. out purchase, vice Spurting, appointed to the 60th Font. Ensign George La.ye, front half-pay of the .53d knot, to be . Ensign, vice Mackay. Cape Regi:nent, John Fawcett, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Sutherland, promoted. 2d Garrison Battalion, Lieuteilant H. Middleton, from the 95th i Foot, its be Lieutenant, vice Lord Schomberg Kerr, who I exchanges. 2l Royal Veteran Battalion, Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Young, from half-pay of the 42.1 Font, to be Assistant-Surgeon. Nova Scotia Feneibles, Lieutenant Win. Ross, from the 16th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Davidson. who exchanges. HOSPITAL STAFF. Jahn Erly. M. I). Physician to the Farces, to be Deputy In spector of Hospitals. The King's German Legion. Bth Battalinti of the Line, Lieutenant Charles Peden to he Cap tain of a Company, vice Waage, appointed to the lit Foreign Veteran Battalion. Ist Foreign Veteran Battalion. Captain Augustus Baron Wense, from the Sib Battalion of the Line, to be Captain of a Company. hleuron's Regiment. Joseph Cartels, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase. v'ee Veraturm, appointed to the 3d Light Dragoons of the King's German Legion. MEMORANDUM. . . Ensign P. Ryan, of the 10th Foot, is sopereeded, being ab sent without leave. The appointments of the undermentioned Wirers, as stated In the Casettes of 24th June last, nad 120 ultimo, have not taken place: • 9th Roal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant Peter Squall, from Ilse late 12th Royal Veteran tßattalion, to he Lieutenant. 9d Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign Thorn:is Macdonald, from 'the late 6th Royal Veteran Battahou, to be Easign. ERRATA in the GAZETTES of TM ultimo, and 16th instant. Ist Drennan Guards. Fur Serjeant-MelsteTkonsas Brown to be Adjutant, with the . rank of Goteet. Reed Seeje Int-Major Thomas Barlow to he . Adjutant, with th e rack of Comet. 45th Foot. • For Lieutenant S. R. Jaivis to be Captain of a Company, rice Hatchron, who retires; Reed Lieutenant S. R. Jarvis to he Captain or a co•paay, by purchase, rice Hutchens, who retires. BANKRUPTCY E-NLARGED. C. Hammer. Seething-lane, thither-broker, frets Sept. 26 to Oct. 3, at Guildhall. W. Forster, fIoosies, BANKRUPTS. Yorkshire, flaw erholl". Sept 23, Oct. 2, Nov. 4. at the Saddle Inn. L rds. mom's, M—ws. Edmonds and Jeyes, Exchequer-office, Lincoln's Inn; and Mr. Amager`, l>eds. H. B. Dennis, Manchester, and G. Rye. WiXan, draper., oct. 13. 14, Nov, 4, w the Albino Hotel, rtionraester. Altar dies, Mr. TtinassOn? MadcbestelS aid' Mr, W iodic, Juba-street, Bedford-row, square. .1. Butt, She Meld, draper, Oct. 15, 17, Nov. 4. at the Albion Hotel, Manchester. Attornies, 'Messrs. Taoiir mid Una in, Manchester; and Messrs. Millie and Parry, "femple. J. Willis, Fulham, Middles x, maltster, Sept. 110, Oct. 3, Nov. 4, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Paruther and Tur ner, -London-street, Fenchurch-street. 'l'. Penney, lannbard-street, merchant. Sept. 33, Oct 10, Nov. 4, at GuildhaJ. Attorney, Mr. Pusinore, Waraford; court, Throgmorton-street. • W. Spooner, Lawience-late, Cheapskle, factor, Sept. 26, Oci.'7, Nov. 4, at Guildhall. Attoruey, Mr. Putt, Bucklers bury, Cheapside. A. Brookshank and A. Moody, Long-lane, Bermondsey, tanners, Sept. 26, Oct, 7, Nov. 4, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Kaye , FreAfield, and Kaye, New Bunk-buildings. W. Miller Ittown's Coffee-house, Mi re-coit rt. Flect-street, merchant. Sept. 30, Oct. 3,-1%.2r• 4, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Winter, Ss; ithin's- lane, Lomn.rd-street. J. Hill, Spring-gardern, tailor, Oct. 3, li, Nor. 4, at Guild hall. Attosney. Mr. GOils, Feltherstone-buthlings, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 11, E. Dudley, Sloe-laue, pewterer-Oct. 24.. V. Close, Handley, S affurdshire, potter-Oct. 28, E. M.irtin, A Iconbury, Huntingdonshire farmer -Oct. 21, T. P.tier, Poche-ter, dra per -Oct. 29, J. Todd and woollen-drapers -Dee. 9, L. Dudley, Shoe-lane, pewterer-Oct. 43, W. Miller, Bath. grocer-Oct. 17, %V. 81e. , ki.1, Kingoon.upon-Hull, gro cer-Oct. 3, S. Moline, Diluter-Tape, merchant-Nov. 4, A. I ming, St. Swittliu's.lane, merchant-Oct. 17, A. Roberts, Nanswieh, Cheshire, innkeeper-Oct. 16, .1. Carrington, Beau mont, Essex. farmer-Oct. 214„ G., Abell, Holborn, woollen Oa per-Oct. 28, S. Ron landsou, Issaac, and W. Brien, Cheap- ' side, warehousemen-Oct. 14, W. Harrison, Dartinnuth-street, Westminster. army-accontrensent-maker -Oct. 10, James Men is, Birmingham, grocer -Nov. 4, W. and C. L. Birch, Great Queto-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, euach-makers. CERTIFICATE'S-qv!. 14. J. Melhuish, Crediton, Devonshire, baker—C. Sundius, Pe- vonshire-square, merrhant—T. Sham's, Providence-row, halter —J. B. Dough, Wel!close square, moster-inariner—W. Pare, flackawy. tailor -G. Sieednuto, Northfield, Worcestershire-1 farmer—A., A., and W. Wt itehow , u, Westtsromsv kb, Stafford, shire, nail-iroontoug::rs— . Coale, ttorney-street, Bloomsbury, OLD DAILBI. SATURIMY, !ker. /S. I Mlle° %WC!)IOU WY indicted fur stealing a coat and a t ti c; aetirles, value 110 s. the property of J. Here•fo,d ih e y r , tutor a waiter at the York Hotel, lit Bridge street, p,i ne t Mart, frotowhicb house he lost his property, end sa w n om again soon after at a room occupied by the Prisoner at 1 4, Golden Cross, Charing-cross. The Prisruser read *detente very artfully drawn up. is ar he stated that he Is a native of France, and had served in it :n , parte w*s armies an Otficcr of Hussars a I ta l y, I:Ks pi, so,r 3. Portugal, Germany, Prussia, and Ititwin. He said h e been hred.up in the Darrow path of troth and religion b y h . kind parents; nod (wills cousiderablc emphasi s ) i n t h e be.h . )o l 'of honour by his country. How could the Court and Jury believe him guilty then of a crime which be shudder e d think of. The Jury, after considerable deliberation, returned a serdiet, finding him—Nut Guilty. r As the Prisoner was ening out t.f ,Court. be fell to therein. With coasidcrable violence, either having fainted, or prtientliNg to faint. He is a fine looking man, indeed apparently so VfOlsi. 4lisit he could not have beets above ten Of olevee vents of r i p when Bonaparte undert uk his expedition to 1-4, w i t „,„ however, he said in his defence, Isis sight had been injured. A poor man who had been robbed of his . own and t uw' clothes, amounting to about titd. prosecuted. a man son %ultim o of being concerned in the robbery, boy could bring n oi hi„ & , to hint. The Counts WELSCINT. however, orderid the poor m an be paid the expences he had been at in theisreseetnitin. Being furnished a hit the proper documents for this p ert by Mr. Shelton, the Clerk ue the Arrnigni, be went to County Treasurer's (Mice to get paid. bus "ode r e t urned, stilted to the Common Serjeant, that the person, at the Centaq Treasurer's Oificeintilled on heclOrrfi 5 Per cent. out of th e , which the (Mori had ordered to be paid to him. Mr Shelton said the' County Treasurer's Office had hero , the habit of making this demand without any authority whano. ever, although they had been frequently told of it. The COSIXOt SERJLANT ordered the man to go hack to County Treasurer's Office, and tell them that if they did pay him the whole of his expenses, let Bien, detai n an y pan it at their peril, for if they dui, he had,no doubt the ity se prosecute them for extortion. 'f he poor man went, and returned soon after will' his peaces in full. - .. . Pant:E. .COUNTERFEIT Mt*, . . Manton-sous* —Saturday Edward Block ley and radiatim Connor were brought up in custody of Charles lolattheisli;(* • officer, charged with uttering a. d having is their posiessiouf quantity of 3A. tokens, Purporting to be tokens of the Mask, England. 1 Ton officer dep osed, that when passing through Twwerato wt, on Friday even ng,.he perceived the Prisoners together -- mining some silver. filming a kno*ledge of the IMO, he j peeled their intention. and presently plummet/ them try k sound of several 3s. tokens upon the flags.. They thee vies, into Thatneratreet, and whits , the num entered the shops of*. sera! persons . , the wonsau remained on the outside., Upea their leaving those pineal, the officer made enquiries as to what the man had beeu about, and learned iu at least sln plaeortkat i ,j had tendered a Ss. token in payment of some small anw. 1 which they refused. The Prisoners not succeeding is this ter. went into St. Mary-aze, nail tried the shops ot mufti j bakers and chandlers, but here they were eqoally untheclastsl. They then returned towards Fenehorchaireet, and arriving to I the shop of Mr.. Sharp, a grocer, the woman succeeded to pa,- ' ing a Ss. piece. in payment for bonus lga and sugar. The officer immediately contrived to have the token marked. and the Prisoner, flushed with so much success, Went do 10 the Red HOW' nablic-house in 'Khaasesaireet. Here, in parson j for some liquor, they tendered another bad token, what officer had this also marked. at/ took *sem into easiosly. Upon searching the woman. several base tokens woe found 1 gewed'up la her. clothei, besides two rotted in her beim. The Prisoners, wh*, are wretched looking einuantess, (.... :1 evidently the dosses of the coioirs io this actor ow nista, Were folly; commit ed Pretrial. Bow ITIEF.T.—OR 'Saturday Jane Gale was brought to ', office by one of the patrole, charged with robbing a pour Wels, 1 woman of her money nod wearingaspparel. The poor amino had not long been in town, and on Thursday was passing 4 through Wad Acre. in .her way to ,Holbora. to take ening I back to her native cooMry. She asked the Prisoner, who is Itarrow woman, to direet - her towards Holborn, anA two ! men who were talking with the barrow-woman, offered massy I bee the way to the inn, and they helped her to carry her tag. sage. Whets they reached the inn, they found that the tsurh had been gone about a quarter of no boar, and they were, ens ! kequently, compelled to retort' bark ; going virongh Lang Acre, she Prow-cut* treater' the stwo womertand the berms, woman with some liquor, amid at lathe time talking together. She was at length overcome by the liquor she drank, and ass personded to go to the barrow-woarm's lodgings in Angcl. Court, where she laid down sin a bed, and slept for three four hours ; and, un coming to herself, she drcriyerad that' pocket had been picked or 16s. 6d. in silver, her ; ring of , finger, her ear- ri ngs from hereon, and her boots eroni her f,t, and s he saw the Prisoner in the room iu abe.very act of silo* on her hoonet. She directly made an alarm, and the Prisons* was, with assistance of seine men, secured. Iler two companions had made - or, and' pawned the boot,, . a neighbouriug nabs tabroker's, She was commit ted for trial. Untow-naa.c.—Saturday ...lamina Cannot werrharged with assaulting and wounding Richard Murphy, on NI (today 134. at 'the Comberland-gardens, whilst he was walking there “Ith yowl lady. The Prisoner, it nsipeared, made Considerable;, roads on his face with her nails, and then pelted him with stone. and dirt, till he was compelled to retreat. The Prisoner did not deny the charge, hot s ;id the whnleh, originated Bribe falsehood and perjury of the Complainant, who, at the time he swore truth and fidelity to her, warn 1"94 his addresses to another. S.e was ordered to Sod bail to answer the eomplalat at; Sessions. ' - FORGERY. George Maddox was brought lkfore MX. EiAjer, finned Wilk a forgery on the Bank of England. It appeared that e Prisoner hail been clerk to R. Falcon. Esq. it Barrister it; Temple. Mr. Falcon hiving-occasion to ca out of (IMF,. It ',jib chambers is the care of the Prisnnrr. who hod perniosion , apes all letters which should come during hi. ritt.enec. Ainnigd other leasers. onecame by 0041, 'containing a Bank post-hill I' , 951. 19s. The Prisoner wrote to Ittr;ztalcon, ramming Mal • the receipt of this bill, which, he snich.he had left ht Use 11 - in. for acceptance. A few slays afterieards Mr. j r - aleiso retnos"l to town, when he discovered that the Prisoner hid tili.iii. d''' ' and on.further cog tory. it appeared that the tslttilt posi•I•il , Ltmestion had been presented by t)inn at th flank, and pail. being specially indorsed to Mr. It. Falcon;iviih tire word." um yr:lvor:Linn, of Robert Falcon," On the hack of at ; these u grit air. Falcon rifillse were 1101 his ha4-vv,r44Rg. but the ha"' writing of the Prisoner, unatithprise2 by boo. Upon A statement of the.e facts; the Rib& 'pead. Mr. take the anrount of the hill, and became the Prosemilsr I, The Prisoner made no defence. ' He was co.uusitted for trial. On Friday se'noight t he COMtAOI4 Lefton gave giro, Ira Staines market, that the vtife, s of e --...IssEY then at the King', Head Inn, to he sold, with ti consent of her .hosbiltd, to any person inclined buy her. There was a very numerous attendance %Reeds this singular sale, notwithstanding whirl only fierce shillings and fourpente were offered ft the lot, no one choosing to contend with the biddy for the fair object, whate merits could only l'e aNr preciated by those who best knew them. 'rnis ti purchaser could boast from a long and intimate sc. quaintance. This degrading custom seems to g e• nerally received by the lower orders as of equal ob!i potion with the most serious legal forms. The following simple, but interesting inscriptini appears upon the tablet of a plain tomb in the church. yard of Hay, in Hertfordshire, on a late Rector ot that parish. MOP. the usual recital of the age sod day of his death, it says-- " Having.been a faithful and heroine Ingot. of Ws sock for mere then 6Q years, his parishioners bar erected this memorial as Ji tribute to his worth!— Ills wioe heil.4ii he reMilY r e PP lied ' Arid w.tat au vrie►t like on the .111,r side !" fnIIMON: P•srt►A Pte•luAr4 A• 9 •' S:r.tetsg.w Orracn, 87. Fleet-•t•e•i PA RTNEISHIPS DISSOLVED. J. TraVis and A. Townsend, Manchester, dr)salten-..0. Or mood and R. Green, c.ittrin spinners, Ila Moen, Lancashire— T. Prince, W. Bond, J. Emery, K. Mil!morn, and T. Hawes, tape-manufactiirers, YON.IIII, Stilabri`..ire—.o. Elliott and B. T. llolurook. Bridge-road, Lambeth. coach-makers—W. Garrett and T. Davies, Langley-street, Long-acre. leather splitters—J. and G. 'ldle, and T. Coates. Strand, morcunts—S. Pendleton and W. Itawstorii, Manchester, hatters—J. Scott and Hawley, Sheffield, librarians—G. Webb and P. Suntan, Bristol, hackncymen—T. West and G. Cumin, grocers, White chapel— W. Macrae and S. Mows, Norton -street, Portland- - place—G. C. and .W. Moir, and 11. Peck, Bahia—E., J. 8., and W. Wiggett, Drury-lane, hrii.h-makers—W. Champante and B. Withrow, stationers—G. Harm-sand J. Sharp, Diorth amptim, watch-makers—M. and. S. Davy, Holt, Norfolk, shop keepeis—J, M. Schroeder, and O. W. Schneidler, Birmingham,: merchant.—G. Womicnck, Birmingham, plater, and T. ['rue- Man. Birmingham, auctioneerJ. Mills, sea. J. Mills, jun. .1. B. Leake, T. Nunn, and G. Marra t. Hadleigh, Sufolk, bankers—l) Brcarey and T. Bromley, flanging - Heaton, York shire. clothiers-11. Chesney and T. Morrui. Man Holborn, , fringe-maaaCteturerg --.1. Gill, .1. Davies, and S. Taylor, Bir- • mingham, hat-manufacturers—C. Grove and J. Bonnkcr, Bir mingham, coal-merchants—W. Hopwood, J. Prou !lose, and, W. Carus, Blackburn, Laucmhire, cmton manufacinreni—D. and B. Hodges, Henrietta street, Covent-garden, silk-mercers. The Afrerar,e Prier of SUGAR, for the Week, ending Sept. 20, ii 64g. Bd. per Cwt. A•er Prices nt' CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per qnarter, from the Returns, ending Sept. hi:— • Wheat. I Rye. Barley. Oats. Beaus J Pease. I Oalm. d. It. d.. It. d. Is. 4: 64 0 39 6 39 4 'l5 9 s. 4.1 d.is. d. 96 2 139 ' 3 31 7 INSOLVENT DED7'ORS' COURT, SEPT. 28. There were thirty-seven cases before the Court this day, they were in general unimportant. L. • George Arisen was opposed by Mr. BARRY, for -the imperfect manner in which his schedule was filled op, and particularly for the omission of a pro -1 per account of from 1001. to 1501. which was stated as an expenditure for subsistence in prison. An offer was made on the part of : the Insolvent, to have the schedule amended, but the Court objected, and he was accordingly remanded. 1 J. Selsby • was oppoted by Mr. natAwxyee, op the ground of his having contrived a collusive arrest. It appeared from the Insolvent's statement, that a l : person to whom he Was almost a strange", had lent him 201. and insmediately afterwards'exposed him to an arrest, first giving him a notice to go and stir. render at the walls of the King's Winch Prison. The Prisoner was remanded, for haiing impro perly arranged the arrest in question, with a slew of defeating his other.eredltOri. I Mrs. JENNER, the Lady of,Dr. JCYNER, the first discoverer of the beneficial effects of row pot itiocti- . lation, flied at Cheltenham on Thursday se'nnight. Mrs. Jsxxxe was sister of Titomsts F. I NCSCOTE, ',kik of Kingscote , and of Colonel KlNG!‘corE, of the North Gloucester Militia. It is calculated that net less than a million of acres if tillage land lie at this time in au uncultivated state, rfrom the extreme depression of the Landed interest. I Three thousand acres, which compose two-thirds of the parish of Idling, in Cambridgeshire, lie in this slate, paying, in consequence, neither property-tax, tythe, nor prochial rates of any kind. • CORONER'S I gauesr.—Saturday an Inquest was, held in the Board-room, at Middlesex Hospital, be ,We G. FlouG 4 o"4, l'sq. Coroner far Middlesex, on I the body of Harriot Lister, nine years old.—Mr. Samuel Ling, haberdasher, of York-tiuiloiings, Mary. le-Bonne, said the deceased was his niece and was living with him; shout seven o'clock on Thursday morning he desired her to go into the kitchen to see, if the kettle hoiird, in a few minutes after, he heard i her screarrrout " ire;" be immediately hastened to her assistance, and saw her emning.op the stairs and go into the yard with her clothes all is; flames ' • he succeeded in extinguishing th em , an d ca l led in medi-1 cal assistance, but without. of ectoetdie Was Boon after taken to the Hospital where she exidred thej same evening. Verdict —d DitireA. other htw- lack. ▪ te,. th: c h Sena. dad 14 1 4:1 ly his uniol J ur 7 Si Le • n. 1 44 r *re, 10elis rif t rittioa iboug an to Principe' e the word and %el., maul►sice. 111 Ise tl. ' r:e L "5 45 5 in of to" 141 p. n th e kl Nof T' WI of took! I el. reraki Mr. k til N.. Him 31:.. ;et ivies Frad:l3 'lt; the Lip e. rrict oksi 6.tierv. Places tree!, Boz-nig eta. A Prb ! sno Einstet ,, r y IM west °fn. N °' their mi at the • isle no hat se by meet VC" Massuftse intent of Medd Partnere ii this 25th paw Irked, T`i be twat ti•e sol* n ILL toi Pret•lo. Au** Be sad Prints ikon SUPS!' o the A v,hto • man speciabl ssing latent to oath 'Menet I 114 a or 1...ne two• the enti rimy •of tell ittt• retired, nark Wed coo- Law, MN. ert rAl (her. ors ' ngel- -4° a Gt I her her to f.rt, rp l og ttiog nod . offer 11 the lute fare tlq It: at •flter. With commie t. at ilia to- LO "*e4 LIRA .44 111111 MIL )14 reuirtei of sea /health' ask, mi Red t cure-t t the Leo the Ow eau lett petite*, AI to weaken 'pact et dieted o memnr 14n. " Snot rHe4 firm:* tureen , to stitoti* it onstpni V" emu th emit ;auk For su pTaints column else oth has pre tie fop out inn! lire DCI FAS d . pO. I:1111 stem!! the .the Dal to takttla of then le etricito ich deray. lot fJtis people jet pole, e tier the t!tren ; incepts t 1 Pllffee( The i• f , •ett in Wit! In / COW/lit h. le Go of gt.inerts uniforn ad rt.nntel Said Itif fiery heftere N n. 6, cii:v V • •;•,• One P direct. he 66 a d opol. ! ~' i