The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-26 00:00:00

II II 11 , !""' - ' . • ' ' . arli. •ir • 7 : . , - • ..t. . w. - • . - . . ..,IP • - . . • THE STATESMAN. • • ---. . ,• -•- - - • vi c k••••• --•.--, •---,-- hi .- iii : -.; - • • ?•--z--, ---....4_.. .5. 4 .4.-.-.._ . -.---.,...._ - --""--'-' • -- th' -`---'-'''ll•-•-r -- -' -- '=" - *- -.. -- ------ - l e --..., •-- -•--- - - - . .e.:-.. -...........e. -- ey:7. - ...: - ..7,....-- • Alar.eilles, July 11. a BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. LAW INTELLIGENCE. It was proved by the Prisoner's own daughte e , I have the honour to Worm your Lordship of my ' T. Watson, Margaret-mreet. Cavendish-square, bricklayer, who were admitted evidence against.her e thdt st- 1 from 1 to Aug. '22, at . Guildhall arrival at this place, in company with Lord Exmouth, had made the cake in questinn, arid-sent it. to 1„,„ having under my Command the force stated in ms BANKRUPTS. 11. Wilson, Nottingham, hosier, Aug. S. 4, Sept. 5, at the COURT OF CHANCERY, JULY 22.- Sir S. ROMTLLYappl ied for order make an to the uncle : It further appeared that she Blood •iiiriemi.l letter of the 4th i n st. f ro m Genoa, of which a dupli- Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attoruies, Mr. liana, Nottingham • to her uncle 'in the sum of 200!. and who intimated. and Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New:lno. ' Rev. Willan, Richard Jones, Jane Joisee,. care I. inclosed. A. Mowbray , G. L. Hollingsworth , J. Wetherell, W. Shields Richard Sawoode and Jane Sawood, 'rise forces will disembark here as soon as the w. Boehm'. and W. H. Stokes, Durham and London. In k ' Court to appear ins leavitig her by his will a further sum of 5001. .Mr. 'Clarke proved the having received cakes f ro „, transports e {th the triroes and arms shall have come A . ug. 1,8, Sept. 5, a,t Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and . ''' ers , to.-answer for a contem p t , - for ma rrying J. R. !stokes, Basinehall-sfreet. Meredith Water, a:•Minor and a Ward of the Coe'r4 the Prisoner on a former occasion, the • eating o f to an 'timber. • J. and M. Parry, ;Warden., Herefordshire, dealers in wool, to the aforesaid Jane Jones. which had made him extremely l and in lsr. ••••• ... • Au g . 8. 9, Sept. 5, at the King's Arms Inn, Bromyard, Here- send i eeli • • COLONIAL DEPARTMENT. fordshire. Atiornies, Mr. Bray, Brionyard ;and Messrs. Fled- It appeared by the affidavit of the Mi nor, t h at i n quence he desired her nut to i l l, m s . S. c u t gale aloi Nerld, Essex-street, Strand. - , future and for the reason alludA to he refused t.., APrir last he went with his tutor, the RPP. J. Scott, . Dozetting-strect, July 24. P. Andrews, Tottenham-court-road, ironmonger, July 29, t o visitl e at , o f . the cake in question. The letusekeeper of Mr, F .. A . ug. t b. R S i ep k t. f s, arc at Guildhall. Atturuev Mr. Oldham Earl- his mother at Wrexham. He there saw Jane 4 Clarke , upon Shis, unknowingly sent the paiso ue d A. Tinereich, , r Which Ike following is a copy , has been this ' ' ' Jones; a bricklayer's laboure?'s daughter, With whom / , 0 a s , r ,...ei x ,..1 from lieutenant-General Sir Leith. cow- *" e i.ll . ':r o li tne e rit r e l r, _Whepst_ead_,..Suffulk, oilier, Aug.l4, a t ;cake to her son-in - law, Simrkes, who had a tau:llv mundiug id, Majesty's forces in the Leeward Islands, and ad- the he had previously formed. an unfortunate connection, s a d n !no, 4.;lare, .bolrolk, .15. Sept ; 5, at the rge do., rd l a I'lll litithorri, one of his Majesty's Principal be- Half I" She tol or five children. (Joni) receipt of it, • the inothcr o f inn, Cavendish. Astormes, Mr. Sierras, Clare; and Mr. Ste- d him that•she knew he did not like to go to cietarier of Stale.school (he being then about to go to, Eton), and that. !the deceased divided the cake tutu equal poi-riot's for Head-Quarters, Fort-Royal, yens, Gray's Inn-square, • . to Alai Morgue, June 10. S. Brook and W. Li t ter, Easidon. Yorkshire, cotton-spits. his only the children 's breakfast next morning, previous • • ' nets, Aug. 1,5, Sept. 5, at the Me Tavern, Manchester. At- • • .way to avoid it Would..be by marrying her. ' . • • • Al I' LORD,--I AM . happy to inform you, Ghat I tornies, Mr. • Ellis, Chancery-lane; and Messrs. Johnson and At . this tune the minor was but 17 years of age, and th eir departure for school al an early hour. The rigest of these, a boy six years old, was the first • . . I have occupied the military points of Martinique by a to r• • ur to a large fortune by the will of his deceased Yo° . to eat his portiou, • which ultimately proved foal to British tiox4inry force, which landed here on the ' 5„ ' -' e her, alio had made •him a Ward of Chancery. , -• Hear Inn; Manchester. Attornies..Mr. Ellib, Chao- the other four were dangerously ill, but by 'II morning of the sth inst. ce -lane s and Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Manchester. Jane Jones also told him she had tent Richard Sa. ; him; means of timely assistance recovered, not having ate . Jennings', Blan,kney,F . ea, Lincolnshire, horse-dealer, Aug. wood to Chester, to publish the bans of marriage . The situation of Martinique was, indeed, criti. , li , , 18, Sept. 5, at the Cross Keys Inn, Spalding, Lincoln-their fulloroportiorts, owing to this circumstance, the cal.; ter the troops of the line, consisting of 1300 i ; ,b, . Atturnies, Mr. cope, Boston ; and Mr. Walker, Chan - between t h em . In consequence • f this information, in i eldest, a girl about 12 veil; old, re -ceiving an acrid cal MPH, who possessed the forts, showed too much of I CC -1110 e. the minor set out for Cheater - a day or two after, 'Re-' taste, took from her brother and s:sters that which . Wood but n, Preston, Lancashire, shoemaker, July 28, A ng. 1 companied by Jane Jones, her fattier Richard Jones, . . , thresame disposition which has manifested itself in . 15,sSept . 5, at the Bull Inn, Preston. Attornies, -Messrs. Cross , remetnee uneaten. A Femme. 'flue majerity of the o ffi cers were decided . ior n, and Woodburn, Preston. . . ' ' atilt Jane Sawood, the wife of the man who had got ; . • ' 'Ch it Siirgeons who opened the hotly or the do. ru ly for Bonaparte, some potting up the tri-coloured : . Hazlesond, Leicester, baker, Aug. 7,8, Sept. . 5, at the th # pu . banns blished . They went to the church of St. • •m le Hart Lou,eicester; Atiormes, Mr. lace, New Ion; bu r g 's , Chester,where the Minister was about. to. ceased proved, that by riereas of ansitz,•ion part o f . torltaile, and others, with similar sentiments, less ian Mr. Denby, 'Leicester. avowed, pretending that they only wished to return i Brooks. High Holborn, saddler, July 29, Aug, 5, Sept. marry them, when the bell tolled, and the clerk g thedeath of the Loy; an like moditer, casiouin - ow, t 5 t Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. (fright', Featherstone-buildings, d fi re d him to stop, as he was wanted. This re- to France. .• ro • . orn. - •• that part • of the cake which had not been eaten. ..r.•„ so ldi ers were , o el e ely, 'refractory conscripts, I . croft. Turner-Ft se- Turner-st ree t , CoMinercial-road. surveyor,.July • -• a st was complied with; and while the ' Clerk . was , , , fhe Prisoner, in her defence, persivted in her is- 4 1 wise Lad never served, and had no attachment to Boe , 1.4 Aug. 5, Sept. 5, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Viaceet, g e, the Parson asked the minor how old he was, iIF i ford-street, Bedford-square. n ocence, after an attempt to throw it upon her Pt a he answered 17. The Parson tben asked whe. • 9 nepnrte, bn't having escaped from the army un d er il ili•• , severe system,, finding- themselvea.expatriated un. 3, Sept. at Guildhall. Aitornies, Messrs. Rubinson and 'lime, titer his father was living, to which he replied in the g / g g , age. aer•the-King's Gimerenient, was not likely to create. utter House-square. • ! netative. The Minister asked him whether his mo- DIVIDENDS ' tber was . living, and if so, where she dwelt . - 'fhat She was found Guilty-Death ; and, pursuant to • / on eitechment to the hourbou cause, they generally 0ct..24, W. ' • • Coles, M tneing-lane, brolsolsAng,•29, J. P. her sentence, was executed on •MOnday s . at Ipswich, so answere d .He wasthen the 1 as k e d by the oished to return home. ensington and Co. Lombard-street, bilkers-Sept. 96,.6: minor a amidst an immense crowd of spectaters.-The COL l lie cointe- xis. V lacted with much good ' - augiraur - • Clergyman who- was his guardian, to which he re- of . rt, Wigan, Lancashire. reed-maker-Am t . 19, If. Eaton, ' • nt ed " T eChancellor. " The Minister con- Lord . prit was the wife a farmer residing at vet ton, Ist • , its sense in anticipating th e mischief whieh might' have , tingistun..hosier-Atig. 15,-6. Barnes, . Manchester , cotton- • I ' Nor f o lk d th e mother of eight or nine children. 1 anSri arisen, .riud which he had not the power to have con- s nner- A u•. 13, A. and E. Shepperri, Bristol, hosiers-Aug. c byasking laded . est tiotilP • Jmi a•seinliiing the iroops, and releasing 2 T. and S. S . t , .z.. s. Robinson, Freeman's-court, Corahill, mer- ely --Aug. 22, R. Bober, t hepside, glover-Aug. 22, J. hit trinor did not recollect what answer he gave. Ile I -'• ,• - . - - ~ those of 'the o ffi cers who desired it from their obliea- i nitwit •- - .4a. C. wriAt, • vu, h owever , b een prev i ously i nstructed by the , Bow-stnere.---Teiterdey, William Parr, and two 4 boyiy about nine/mini o f age s •belonging to a cha. NI tients,-inFornting them at .the same time, that they ' I )owgate-hill i wine-mere 1., - • •-• ••r • •••••...7.: ~..„4bnese sto say that he was a labourer, and lived at . i • the Split Crow, a public-house, in the parish of St. thy-101'6ot in Westmbister, were brought to the re- D must quit Martinique, and declaring that any attempt i " * CERTIFICATES-Ann. 15. , R , to 'reise themandard of rebellion would be repelled ' Mary's , Chester . At the conclusion of these inter- J. Shepherd, Sutton, Yorks Hir e, ship-builder--P. Jones and . fice, and charged by the party of the patrols sta. „ II ..W. Appleton, Liverpool , saddlers-D . I'. Taylor, Portsmouth , err' the K ' d rogatories, the Clerk returned, and informed the lion . on e ent-roa „ &c. on Suspicion of being err mutin in de- by 'force, and punished: as an act of y,' money-scrivener-,T, Nett, Ttchhornettreet, hatter• 7 -R. Row- that . . h ' coutfertted in . tireakitig'Open houses, &c. About 1-1 th fiance of the oaths of fi delity which they bad taken ley, Newcastle-upon• Tyne, cork-eutter-s=r. Cooper, Marches- Person there was a person waiting at .his ousie,... ; ~., . . . . G • to 'Louis X VIII. -. •..I e r, coach maker-11. Thorn ; ColcheMer, reg-merchaut-J• to forbid the marriage; but the Miniater.declared he 0 dock ,Phl Moltui I found the arnight the putre e hots nil ' Gordon, Gosport, bookseller.--W.Page,Rentisb-Town, builder would ' ff • . .Marini( at a gate belonging to a house in the KVIlt. 11, I bad desired the Comte de Vaugiraud to give it to -A. Ileurtley, Portsmouth, merchant. , t• - 6- that' p on with the ceremony, as . ~ c r00n', :. . 04 ___,, a . . ..... . .. . „,. . . .. . A dr' 'A eslule they we li omit of tbe chtldree i ought to have made his objections when the bans ' l ' e , .MS q g . be understood, that the white . flag was the only per- , , , _ „ ~. . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R • 'lather tbey werb 'doing theff the Prisoner made his published . amend security of the troops, or of the colony, and , E. W. Pagett and C. Hibbert, Wiosfurd, Chester, corn-dealers were , • ' ni ts; appearance hem the in si de ' of the gate, And enquired I immediately assembled the force now in possession • -H. Eigie and W. Frith, Sheffield, mercers-J. Mills and . 1 . There was also' the affidavit of one of the creme ne IG. Tower, George-yard, Hatton-wall. cablnet-ma k ers andf a ther'swill, who de osed that of the Patrols Which was his way to Vauxhall i they of the island, in Gros Islet Bay, St. Lucia, within J. Sutton , tors of the minor' s p . . _... ~.....: .... .. ri, ' be hat JO hMC Manchester , umber-merchants — J; renerc ns- ; we and M. C. •. I four hours sail of Fort Royal, to give effect to the , Itidmead, Tottenham-court-road, hosiers-J. Newbury and R. bri ck- were directing him th e. Val - but .soon discoseret hearing the minor was harboured in Jones, the ... . , • . • P,.....- :. ••• .. , Comte de Vaugiraud's measures. ias hitfield. • Bermondsey, woolstaplers- M. and G. Skidmore, warn ed him and that he kneel his way asiNve its a•uey.otri, and from , . layer's, house, lie went there, and .. ,L die F• High Holhorn, stove-grate-manufacturers--.l.'H. Campbell-and his lof Chan. otheratispicions citicumst_tficea:ray itoisk- hiar.nd rah' , This fete colony was several times en the pint o fdaughter, that. the minor wee,,a• war . . •-.• • d T.of • - folli '' ,S. L. Curlew is, King-street, Covent-garden, tailors-A.:Walsh being. thrown into a state of revolutionary calm,- and C. Locker, Pancras-ft him co n- the boys into custd y. Ire oys con ess .1 at the lone, warehousemen-J. Bowen and eery, and that if they did any thing wit .. , . . . s a is, Haverfordwest ia'nnen- W. 6. and J. Sparke, Ply - tray vto the rules of that Court they would be se- rrisoilet had stationed tame al the gate to - keep water% skin, by the. conduct of the troops, all of whom, j' in'o l u ) th v iioce, ironmongers -Q., ' 3 0 Q., IWit LI • t • -,••• • • - ! • •• ~ .. • , •••" ..•. • J. ~ an W . . arris, • • . .., wade ne'vrent i n t o tne . nonse, it being *Ott that with the exception of the remainder of the 26th re- Crotched-friars, Oporto merchant --T. Jackson and G. Irving, verely punished. • -- giinesit, amounting to four hundred and firty•inen, Lancaster, liquor - merchants — S. Jackson and J. Rubinson, l ordered that the .miner Parrliveeln Westminiter,..andOillmore L the officer, The Luau CHANCELLOR t . . Ia (beat Tower-street, Custom-house agents-N. Atcheton and C.: the wife th it h e had got, -her - father arid Hereon 'Worming to 'Queeh-square of fi ce, happeultiii . to be ineluditig officers, who remain under the white flag, H. ,Horgan, g Great Wincliesteestreet, solicitor,. ' 9 - • • • :.. e e,. have been permitted to depart, unarmed, and are ac- - Willett, should appear its Court on Wednesday - week. 'Present. Mr. Ditung t . ' the ,Pting MagiftrUte, toes- __.______________ •-. • • -"toned hi* as to hill kris:44or; 1;1' l'aVr , when be tually gone. . • • • - The militia of Martinique amount . to about 6000 ConosEß'S INQUESTS.-Yesterday there was an In- , ASSIZES. -- l stated threeheltsesi - hi* ferrite' . : be.. considered 7,;', •.. . . .. me n , who are we ll disp os ed i one h a lf d ri ly h ave quest held at the Three Jolly Gardners, at Lembeth, -.....e- . ...'• tin' a cutotnoWthief, and never sal him in any oth4r .- .. . , PH arms : 150 are mounted. before C. J emmerr, Esq. Coroner for the comity of I . t LEWES, Jozy,l4. ' - .: (' company than that of tilikalialisisk:Vitint'it'as committed th RI Immediately after the occupation of the military on view of the hod of Richard Clifford, whose , , , , Surrey, . .. • i tilt earurnaytne LORD CRIES' JUSTICE And Mi far further examitiatilln., Thi Wks wifedelivered to • the care of their mothers. points by the troops under my command, the Go- ' •by 10101 was occasioned a blow he received from J. Justice LE. 111..• • c eame here from Keret to hold the .., •itu he drinkin to- ' vernment of the colony published a decree by whi c h Goo !lent/ a butcher, whilst t y were g i A __ , . This morning Mr. Justitx I .....E BLANC -.-. •77 - British vessels are received on the same footing as gather iit.t be above-mentioned house. It appeared on ' a "' MATRIMONY. ' A , opened the Civil Court at eight o'clock and at , 1 • . • MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Basil the 'French. This act was perfectly seontaneous,- the.evidence of J. Winross, the waiter, and J. Mel- eleven the 1.0 . ED CHEW JUSTICE sat on the trial of hapemer e whit b is often dworbre Jul:tough the • pa. lirt ev arid, indeed, hav been marked by the . same spirit lish and W. Ekon, who were in company with Good- : ~... r . flei • s. that form she union Mil takin g those .precautioos which wus.ilp re, of cordiality which has actuated the Comte de Vau. - hind and the deceased at the time the fatal accident r " 1 ' P wears them the enjosmeni of Hint great diourstir tdrorin g -;-- r. .--. ( &mod in every part of the intercourse which I have ' had with him.. •It would he unjust to Comte de Vaugiraud not to took place, that between , nine and ten o'clock. on • CIVIL SIDE. . • . Friday night the entire of the parties were drinking m ill a room called the long room, in the rear of this : There were twenty.seven: causes entered for trial looted by acc on the Civil but the Common Jury cause& were Side, People of every rank pity adoration to toe ' , brine of wedlock t hut, where the conititution has be.s.tainted ti disease, or debt. train habit cootracied at an earls age ! a rertea thin of stability pre., ban to elilelltt g illitl oate is indispermah, v fist ep (r. express my sense of the honourable devotion which of house; that some of' them tossed up for a quarter,' : co wholly unimportant that they mere all dis po sed of rerposite to revive the slumberitig sparks of lite, and . del rd . alll • mate the system. For slit disorders hese. routripoted au, be has uniformly slionent to the-zealous performance dispute took place , and the de - ' rum ; some trifling before tvaglii o'cloCk, and the Court adjourned, as e-sentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness than tee,. we ir s 5 .,; ni If .' of by duty to his Sovereign, of his dignity and good ceased called the witness liar, Eason a and a l b ---d ''• the trunoence eh onruurdett leasore. .It nes this C e ororler - r.'the SPeetelturoes were all engaged on the Grand • -7 1 e l • • ' tree chic induced Messrs. C RRIE nod Co.. for theselmt sense under very .criticel circumstances, and of his liar; James Goodland said to the deceased, lf von" e - Jury. Afterwards, at two o'clock , a Special Jury . s 0 years, lit direct ilwir studies Had attention exclurivels to th,! i n . .11 grateful attachment to the Prince Regent, the were to use them words to me, and. call me a liar, I: wes pi -veered, and the cause of : treatment and cure of the Venereal Disease, and the disordq• Britisk.( e lveverisMent and. Winn, for the assistance would knock you down." The deceased said, "[1 LORD SELSEY V. POWELL '- 1 arising therefrom, is, alio ie'that derangement of t h e s y s t em to . . I which has saved Maftihiquee The gratitude, indeed, liar ." do call you a d—d , thetas soon as the de. . .., was called on. This was a t'respecting'which ductal by the destructive habits of the Incoisiderate school -I.A, b iit• •• d e bil iti es ddh• 1 - quesaion fibs of the colony at large, has - been - most unequivocally ceased made use of the word, James Go . odland struck' right of tithing certain lands ire this county. It was prOvetieor embitter the Ma•rimooial mate. The susses -ful re- testified. him a blow with his fist in the left side, and the de- milt of their OW gives them toldittoaal artionr to oppo-e 1:01 •• .'' • tried at the last Assizes, and a new trial granted .- ' ravages of *tie -complaints, whi c h are the most imporitot in - I shall be happy tif fitid that the steps I have takenbackwards uite s eechless and remained ceased fell q p , 'the g round of defence was, that the land in q uestion the catalogue of. human infirmities .. It behove, every permit have been such as may he approved of by the Prince for some time . stretched on the chairs without speak- Whirling indulged in this steiturs vice to irck reli.f by c o isMt- . Regent. • ing ; Goodland said, ..he , was only in liquor, and barren was not titheable being newly reclaimed from being / . Jag rifessional men of cunitence and honour so which •Me,. A r land. ,CU RIB and Go . claim the sanction of s • h o l ist i c author-0 , , , I have the honour to be &c. - shook him • and afterwards, with the ass istance v of the l , ‘ , 1 The Jury, on the last trial, found a . verdict for, as well as the testimony of uncontrisdicted I.ess. In prof e sige al • JAMES LEITH, Li,. 0 1,-6 en .• witnesses, the . deceased was taken home to his own ' the cure of these complaitio,They hold out no italaceorien. • • the Defendant ; but the present Jury foetid for the ~ Me e but , ; sensible , as all men must be, old* , 'xi tence so' W k. Commanding the Forces. house in Brown's-lane, a distance of about 100 years, ' pi • . aintiff-Damages 501. being - the single value Of.the ' calamities, they offer their assistance. as re g ularly eau:nit...A ~ Earl Bathurst, &e. " - ' where they stretched him on some chairs,•and left I . • Members of the Royal Colleges of So w eto r of. Lonrho' lied ' .tithes claimed, which will entitle the Plaintiff to . r -rwee--- him in the care of his wifeeand that he shortly after- : Edi nburg h. . ' rgh. Slight hod recent cases of S. phriatic 111` . (11.!11 , " . treble damages on taxation of costs. • radically, cored in the short spare of in o da l .. Taos,. of cw s a MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wards expired. re most obstinate duration, such ns Obstruction:, invrterete Sint- _ Mr. Wm. Thompson being sworn, said he was a tares. Pains of the Bones, Gleets, Rzc. are pectoral/vbs. a sit al IVar-Office, Jody :12. CROWN SIDE,. surgeon ; that he was sent for to visit the deceased, • speedily cored. Several '0 asen N le ii . fu•i HOSPITAL STAFF. Thomas . Summer: was indicted for b I • I respectability beta ...A ble the - and 6e ' ll we " the erg *nous y ' have __a .....-er care ••1* Messrs Cat vie ioii I his To be Deputy Inspector of hospitals — Edward Tegart, from who on arr i val , he found dead ;he opened a vein, breaking and entering the dwelling-house of the Rev. Cu. for the removal of comploints of the tortnoi , tom tame, halE.pay. and attempted to bleed him, to no purpose ; that on Iv K • e e r• - - • ,.• , &c.; and Davit% received - a radical nod per aratareso roue, .C . • To be Physicians to the Forces-lienry Irwin, ALD, from the half-pay ; John . Vetch,.lit..o. from the half-pay ; and James Forbes. M. I).'frons the bklf-pay. Monday, at the request of the parish officers,• he opened the body of the deceased, and found an et- To be Sur,,eeirns to the For e es--mair Surgeon James Taylor, fusion-of blood, of about four pints, in 'the cavity of Alexander Kindel!, Patrick Hughes, l'hilip Walter, from the half-pay a and Assistant-Stalr-Surgeon .lames Weir. the To he Assistant• Surgeon to the Forces-Assistant-Surgeon Wm. of injury on t he body. H. Home, from the 7th Foot, vice W e i r . Ti. be Deputy irorvc.vor. to the Forces-Wm. Clapp, from the halt; as . abdomen • there were no outward visible marks Here the evidence closed. The Jury returned a verdict of Manslaughter against James Goo/fiend.- . m. eating, at mg, i s th i s county, and stealing aest l a m a variety of articles of plate, Sc. Mrs. lie • references ma be made i eth ri . f• t• -i• ,•.,- 3enees of the derided superiority Of al r e n ss i 'rs7r a •ti l r . riri,:•l‘ , : , ..'• Keating stated, that on the 25th of March, V a ". i r t f t ' o r r e l', l art" M rY "f these .. Ge l "leme" s l," / bu i r l u''' about ten' o'clock, shortly after she was in bed, heard a noise in Mull like the wind fi I " louse .way suddenly into the house'. In the morning it ' f She Heaviside, anti . was found that a' window had been forced open, and . turning several ' articles stolen. u s,trs, and writ tomer toe e..te ot ote---1... It at her.file g rom of ellilal eminent c. wa, a leis their cure by O r epeneare e Ot the Infuse mesas. will • • efts. Messrs. Currie ar rr t ia the-man ) they tor daily reeri ' , II I +OM f+te- .d Co. have selected the follow in g .l•-tlrl - vie g fa "1. OeCttgoent, ie. them that k' for ilt-it rest. .rat ion io omisil mil v . .; i• most ' liatilto. It I I as, !grill Us them , nasolisite s l, friiin tar •oi re .1 - • 0 S to 3, • MEMORANDUM. The Coroner issued his warrant, which was inime- ' - • Nonle bail, %lon had lo.' oared stone, (hi- di-, t e ssin g o wl p;i:. '1 Lit:Mewed C. I). Rankin, of the 104th Foot, is soperse led, diately dispatched to Union-hall, on which the Pri. '.' , IT he constable provea, that in consequence of an ful malady f 10 or Be s s; Ile 'MI hero in :r: the I are of seser I being :threw ss itbout leave. . advertisement the things *ere flared as having beenrd ma Surgeons of prufessinruel emit:core. top .r ,if a nom Alf •rit • soner, James Goodland, was committed for trial. ~ sold to permanent relief ; but fro ,,, tar superior method of. trentatrat I -stims.--. . two Jews at Portsmouth. From them he „,,,, : „.., 1 There was a second Inquest held in the same house •arid 'pursued by Me-sr.. turtle sad Cu. he L eteist•J 3 Office of Orettonv, Jul, 19. '9 got a c lu e to apprehend the Prisoner, whom be rattiest cure i.. the moat space of one rintigh :- I on the body of Thomas henry Jeron„ a boy three turps of royal I.'l,l : niece:,filltlld siti . a day or two afterwards, and when ha. - • '.. Slay 211, WV. • 1 11. Brent Colonel Wm. Vl:phis:l: to be Colonel, vice 11rilloway, years of age, who was poisoned•on Saturday night, apprehended him he found upon him some small r. • • " To Dr. CU Rt . ! i 1 , ,, 107. Hawn'. v• reins. removed ii:-. Si Genet al Oltiter , by drinking some spirits of salts. It. appeared dint Lord —frets great pleasure in c-owtmoicoling to Ll', gold seals, .a gold and some broke fragments'Carrie perfect • • -- • - n tine re-estahlt-h of his health. IR (Owl-verse el Captain hitlleb I:. Arnold to be lieutenant• Colonel, vice Fen- chain,ll, the parents of the child lived at No. 13, Holyfield-r of his mild and admirable treatment of hit arms' s h , Cle the - w irk .of silver. • . 5 ,.,„„d• (4, lisimi Th om as moody to he cautaio, vies. Arnold. row, roar the Workhouse ; that on Saturday night' These things being shown to Mrs. Keating she ' l " . "i i ;'• tie may " d i I " l ie j 'at ' 4sl 'N' im•lV'‘• Years rni"ed ''" t, 1 I iro Lieutenant John L. Mime to be Second Captain, vice the boy's mother was busy ironing some clothes, and identified the • ' seals and chain, and said sloe knew the .., s owe comfort and re. door Go is pais' ; oast h. r•01e19.19 , 19 0 Moods.desk of bit hayin g elHatord, Ibroagh tiis s'sig ri n d *Memo:in, a , Bievei Colonel Alexander Bry c e to he - Colonel, vice Iftinifrey„ had some some spirits of salts in a tea cup on the perfect and radical COM Of Iliill• hitlfitl enessid•iist.' A. lie wii pieces of silver as belonging to a salver , which the • remnyed as a General O ffi cer. table, to take some ink stains and iron moulds out of lus t th • 1t tl 1 • R ,-,.„, 1 1,64,,,..uu1t.c010nel John Fox Burgoyne to be Uccle- . • .•. • • t he nig 1 the rouse was robbed , . he has is in his pirwer..fr ..... a •fair trial 'and a jag ettaspaiii-o. I . the linen , roe Child was la in about, Ind un- ' t • PY g v 1 Ihe Jury found him Guilty-Death. to pay that tribute 'l.:winos, to 1)r. Cu r rie, Which he s IA: / rant -( "hotel, vice Bryce. seroed t'•ipti•iit Jahn Ilenryson to he Captain, vice Burgoyne. perceived, laid hold of the tea cup, and drank off the i %Ey feels, to.d shalt ever be tawt ready and willing to orkator- I cit torotelialit James MICA sts be Second Captain, vice lieu- , contents; he died in excruciating pain about two T -mmitt--- • ledge."' ' • i ) si,ll. hours afterwards, in spite of medical assistance..., I NORWICH. JULY 29. . - ' Married Women , - who have long b e e ts e 11... 1 ,.., n ( a4 -,j it, :11,:r -......--. . • types-Mtn : lw of a family, ma c he r om r- c d, at . ; to i ,,,,.. 1 us; I CROWN SIDE.: BEFORE CHIEF JUST Veidict-- Accidental Death. ICE GIBBS. Vnaiwes Loich defect., ,re curable by hiedieol skill • otat Nish s.h 11 . 0ce of Ordnance, Jiffy 41. . 1 POISONING A.FAMILY. 'The reinoval of stii' ll iO• • . • Imperil:tooth. he an abject tit doubt and •re 1 11 ERIIATum in die Gazette of the Nth instant. SUICIDE.-Monday morning Mr. Campbell, certainly a ottiothers,... yet the cote af rued defe c i., by 0" l'a- . StIP- • Elizabeth IVoollertun was tried on aea ifal *1 - ler Captain Sharpc, rand Captain Thomson. - posed to be an half-pey • Officer, wag found dead ill dictmeitt, charging her P 1 I dual progress of renovatint., i with havin:i mixed a certain' rimier. ity'im curly . t. . e• the to tomcats:us of MAI- tior- Ipp..c.itent to Mt g lorS. Currie r.isil Co. I ir • • the House of Correction, he having cut Iris throat 1111. quantity of arsenic in• a cake, which cake she sent P atient will e-rapt-the p•ii.., d i m m er. an d capture ••f a 1,,,,,•,.r.1 - • Criarn•Ogire July 24. ring the night. Ile was conimitted to that plison on. . tedious nitro Janceu Inn less est:elk-its-ea practitioners. .4C"l•,' -" as a present to her unc l e , Titlord Clar ke, Esti. on C i d(7 1.1T_I• and _O. may I s e citaritdlrG by ;Jai WA, Of ril..rl- •e •, a , ''' h • MEMBERS RE:111•INEI) Tet i • SESIVE IN THIS PRE- a charge of having. robbed the hope and Anchor, the 2d sla y of J • sI:N r PA R1.1.A M ENT. Jury inst. 'thereb - *inietrilin to.kill• Y ) g the erenteit scenery and honour, of their house. N.. 10 1 . Ito 1 . • Five-fields, Chelsea, where he had lodged for nearly i • i i Min Walde rave tithe . llormigh of Bellbird.--:-The lion. Will g ~ . um ant part of the said cake being eaten 'by at ". ..1 4 . g:rdria. Patients in she c. witty, describin g the pa, ort•••!'• , r Iwo years of two ~ Matches, an a d good deal of tale- R ;h ',rase, ade.ond_nsone of lovin g , inclosi. gii refill:tante: .1 ss , i lS a inuel Wli thread. Esq. deceased.obert Sparkes, son of Benjamin Sparkee,' assn - 'adv ice and medicine., s ane will be it' • esor- •- . • of tv . •• i •It nry Brougham, of owe 33-op,:rty ; the duplicates of the watches, and si nned twos tor will O k i... : mil 1.' 0% , so .an d Pori in. or trlt. r . . h room I his death.•ad'ilse It i it. •II , -7 , ng WTI. To cumin-that secrets so esser•isol to •••e••• """ Bronghant. io the r IY o f yi ..stmoritind. Esq. in the . i'it Part of the property, was' traced to, him. Ilia dis- I .. ar e l a kie g . the ;tenta g e nf let of the Hmoturahle W titian' *John I rederick Vane ofno , t . appeared by the evidence of 'Mi . . Benjamin . f • - ••• 1 - le l! may he tired to Ste """ • ' ' East tressed situation , arid . fear of' miwe serious charges, f lor Aletli 11W.--..04 . Hatton git.oeft. 1,,, has accepted thr °ince of .Steward of the Manor . , IN mind ”ong, apothecary , at Buttgly,Atint tile Prisoner hid isendrecl..•,.. , •• • .;; • • r . are-supposed to have operated upon the of the City or twAtC-fisa wine 'runway, }:„. m ...us• ' ' -di room deceased. " purchased from him a quan tit y of arietsit ou.the 22d ..,•' ' • 91r1Raan : Primed and Published by I) 1.. , •‘• IN- k• •- II clintiClll Tudoay, toi. dereas: d. ' - of June, also OD a vri•)f OCCASiOII• • ST•Ttostan Orrice, 81, Fievost e..t • . •si • * • • • . - • • ' • - • ' . . • . ' ' • -.. ..- . ...t . 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