The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-02-13 00:00:00

: 4 IF i • 1 t • ( a 1 1 , ,Ii If ' 1 . , (. I , ••• ' i ! $ .1 . 6 ; 1 . t - • I • ; • I , . p I i Il i ' f i r 1 1 , ~ Aliri ' .i 6 • . - . '••. 1 : I it ) 1 I r 4, 2 . r , !...... , 1 . i ‘ * 4 I 1 '..‘- 7 : i . \ s . tr 1 1 ;; v.. . . .!:•0 ,1 S l ii l k • . 1 * 411iL ' LAW • INMLIGENCE. r i i • tourti. OF KING'S BENCH, Faa. 11. tHE RING .0. GEORGE MISIIBIG The Defendant pleaded guilty to an indictment for ' 'assaulting Mr. Slann, in the shop of Messrs. Smith and White, at Hounslow. i The Prosecutor and Mr. White were talking ablut I"aorne persons who had bees summoned before the . Magistrates the Prosecutor being the Constable, 'when the D efendant began abusing the Magistrate, and the Constable nut liking to hear his master abused, said he must be an impertinent fellow to speak ill of the Magistrate, when he was not there and could not possibly know the business. The De.h fendant immediately knocked Slann itiown. ale Zeit him most severely. For this offence be was u* to' receive punishment. Mr. P. SMITH was heard for the prosecution, and 1 the Court ordered the Defendant to appear again on Monday, with two sureties in 201. each, for his keeping the peace, or otherwise he must suffer impri -1 sonmeot. THE STATIRMAN. twaliowswaserineteimr , . . cenceive it foists co7""l777') tr i 3 - ' ••• • 4 itSiStin . wilt' our u ric UT b .11illoktt, ChicbtstmArbalita_pieri Week 2. 4. 25, at the 8 " ur Pigilflotters .AidlityPitit • limillf4 Z 1119.. Hatioa-garden, I point out the existence of eviicleasing those to cur- and .tiersrs. Johipron, Price. and Freeland , Chichester. roct it, who itnie beets' invested with -Iletherity :rot I. Drate tt ri tilaz e n isr iL i stir , ance-br i a ni ker ee . 4l - V r arcr . l7. 15 4 at that purpose by the peopte. Thee law, it is said, re- " coot Temple aud Nteers. Steetrand,lieywood, Whitehaven. claire% "nothing hut what is etstiNistent -With' rettanti ; J. Tatter. Marslifidd, Glotiee?teksbire,mealtualt,' Feb. 11, but, if we should he asked whether it it. Consistent . IS, - March 25, at the Ortspe and itch, Bath. Anoraks, Mr. Potts, serjeant's Hui, •tieetmtreet r and. Messrs. Batchellor with mourn that a notice for trial should be more and Evans, Huth. explicit and circumstantial than the document itself S. M. Tomkith, Stanton St. John's, Oxfardshire.famter, Feb. that is to tried, we would he hi rime difficulty to 18, 25. Ma lde rc nnaw burh 15, at Guildhall. Ailtarney;hlr. Hogg, Addle find an answer: There are men who say that I' . -tam ~,, •rs Sitd'sury, anti .1. Stammers, Faxeartb, Kifite, late is all a juggle—that it resembles a nose of merchants. Fel:. 13, a : 14,.Mprcl: '23. Millie Rose and Crowe, Bad.. wr that may he twitched into any form the wearer M r % r w ttr .Ayear"C r l ` ' ' e''''' .if ...t and Red man , sudb"" unto . Sotto , chases—nor sentiments are more constitutional. — T. Trew, 'Chichester, common-brewer, Mprrh 2,1, 25, at the Bractun tells 1.13 that it is the Common will—cum- a S nd aa e n r, Iz i tti l eltes we, te i r4 w. t m ttornizt vi Mess rs :' , Bl ar d tich il ! ex : »mitts spear-iv—and our hope is to see the common ~, S; . K a hn, arest Winchetter.rtreet, merchant, Feb. IS. well exerted for the common ~;corl. i 21, March 23, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messn. Oakley aud I Birch, Mairtials-ltwie, Catmon-striet.. P. Bouden, Great Winchester-street. merchaat, Feb.,lB, 21, March '25, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meows. Oakley , and Birch, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street. W. Rosman, Cambridge, linen.draper, Feb. 14, 25. March 23. at G1111411:01. Attornies, Messrs. Chapman and Steveus, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Were-street. T. 'Block, Paternoster-row, Printer, Feb. 15, 18, March 26. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Itu.seu and Son, Crean cou rr, 1 tdertgase-st reel: J. ['Will, Calcite ter, linen-diaper, l'ett. 14, 25, Maras 23. at Guildhall. Attornies, bletsrs. Jams and Itaynal, Lord POLICE. , trlpyor's Court Mtge, Royal Exchange. . DI V IDEN DS. 'March 30, H. 'Cooke, lill.titd, Sussex, paper-manitfarturei • . Bow-STREET.—Saturday Jefllel Hill was breaght .E.-March 8, W. Hopkins, Swansea, shopkeeper—Mareh 11, , R. i before Mr. BIRNIE, charged with having passed ..wniun, Friday-street, merchant—blarch 9, W. Bates.. Heigh- Mill, Yorkshire, corit-to Iler—lga.reb . 4, J. Fowler, Birgit-in- severtdcounterfeit sixpences, knowing them to be so. lane, broker—Starch 4, IS,. tt, Donne mad 8. Jarimm, Wog. It appeared that the Prisoner had gone into many morton-street, merchants-7arek 7, M. °ahem Mitert. shops in the neighbourhood of Kentish-town, and /4nrough. ironmonger—March 4, J. P. Woolley, ' .m -green, Middlesex, fireeter--Mareb M . P. &me. Norwich, pu r c hased trivial articles, in p a y ment of which he tailor—March 4,.'6. and H. Fear, Bristol, tailors—March 11, tendered the sixpences produced, which Mr. Powell Matthew Barnard Harvey, Wilhata, and John Whittle liar- identified at'oounterfeit.—He was fully committed vey, liadl-igh-klall, Essex, bankers—March 4, T. Wehh, Garlick-hill. cual-raerchont-.-Martb di, W. Vepaing, milk. , for coml. • sweet. •Chevside, silk-iilanufacturer—Feb. 18, T. Duda. Id, QUEEN.sonAat.--Our readers must recollect, that Si'. Martin's-street, Borough, hOoentiAter—Mareh 4. T. Webb, in the month of March last, a man of the name et; jam. Gosport, grocer—Marta t. - il: Staples. Tutteshetn-corm road, oilman-March .4. k. Adams. Wbitcombe-street, Char. Melsom, valet to a gentleman of fortune, was at iii;;-cross,liit-tnaker:Lblarch S. M. L. Yates, Exmouth, Devon- tacked by three men in Hyde-park, and robbed ill shire, and W. Good, Bradpole, Dorseshire, hankient—March his watch and money. On the following day, twit' 3, S. Cvples, Bristol, glass-seller—March 4. T. Firwle. Dann. irg, Kent, coal-merely:or—March 4, G. liardisty and .1. Con- men, of the names of Marone,y and Ashton, soldiers ins, Bedford-court, Cov , at-,milers—March 4, It. Barter. in the 94 regiment of Guards, were apprthenfieh Piccadilly, - upholsterer—March 4, Amos Slater, Gaasturd, . . . . s .. 9 . ... . ..._ _. Cheshire, factor. Hien, convicteo, ana executen f or tne.onence ; taw CERTIFIC.ITES, Msnea 5. 1 third made his escape; and in consequence of Irritsi 1). Pitt, Fenchurch-str , et, glover—F. Rowel, College- . Strange keying deserted from the regiment, sum* , stsvet, Westminster, • plumber—W. l'ahle, Bromptath Kent, eon i attached to him as b e i ng the third person . tali butcher—E. Mann, Yeovil, Sumersetshire, linen-draper—T. , , Jord -.n. Cheltenham , statirater—F. Grant, Charlotte-sink-et, vigilance of the police was exerted ineffectually foe a Fitzroy-square, merchant—J, Whitehead. 111, Howard, and J. long tinie; at length, however, he was apprehenital Haddock, Cateaton-street, hankers—J. Sturge, Cliffrd-Herod. Bristel, musical-instrumenl.thaller--W. Thauton. Hinckley, e the Isle of Wight, end sent to town as a th„ssertee Leicestershire, earrier- r 'r. t Hartiey, Mariehester, butcher, Ile was soon afterwards suspected by the officer's to' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. .. 'be the man concerned -lit the robbery before staled.' T. Stanton, W. Divan, and it.• Porter, Bolinn-le-Moon, Saturday he was brought 'op Tor examinution. the' Laneashtie r manufacturers—L. 11.-inhary Clad t;. ' . Hill, Raw- ts enkettotor, ' r however, being ill in St. Bartholomew s try, .Yorkshire, aitorniel—J: S. M illimolt nue J• McKnight. Whiling-street, earehousenten—R. Wieltrieth -and C. S. Dad, Hoapital, and unable to attend, an affidavit wail Milk-street, Cheapside, warohousemeo:--.l.rii. 'White, M. A. made to that fact, and the Prisoner wis•remanded. White, aud C. 110. ton, ('irence.ter, Glitacesgenhire, millinery , II . . s Arrox-GARom-a--Several persons ittentlen at -it. Fuller and T. Peers. Chapel-place Great Sudelk- street. Sowthirark, coopers—J. Cherniam mid 'J. Marl/tad, Tiabbis- this Chfnmei lib prefer clarrgeragainet Ridtard 'Naylor, ton, LuitcaMire. roller-makers—W. Wood-and It. C. Alderstes. , theswindier;'now in Coldbath.fleithierfson. 'George , tireeu,treet„ Southwark, cotton-manufacturers—W. Michell, , ~. ,_,,._ ~ J. Rite, and 3. Mills, BrightheliiistatM Sines; Makers-44v 11100/101# 11 Sit and imberamsnat 7 l 4lll l Timapal-vtreet, Gisrlsrc'thar - aad 1.1". Never(' Milo-ends i graawev—W..gma, Vere-street, stated, that in JulfwiLlltyler came to a"4,.. J. H. TV . i . 1 . b 9 1 .P! Itu 'l i l re f i. P en "- °d3 W' • his si:o d mil hi ' sell Si' tp, an repreSeu • M rser--' i - - i f It County gen. 'ao.ll TUE LONDON adzerre na. 11. _ _ _ _ _ • Admiraky Vice, Feb. 11. Vice.Atltniral Sir Samuel 1100d,.0. C. D., Coto. niantler-in-Chief of his Majesty's ships, in the East Indies has, in a loiter. to John Wilson Croker, , EN. dated at Matins, the '27th September last, re ported the. capture. of the Ainerigitts qi(irateer Ilyder A, Ally, having (*hoard 12 guns ptyti;to roe!) by his Majesty's ship Owen ciewlou r , after ssiet . flO hoofs, near the Kicuisur Islands, in the mo of May. This vessel had shortly before been chased for three days by his Ninjesty's ship &Lisette, but succeed. ed in escaping Irons her. BURGL A RT' AMD h: i 'PESPEELATRI nlielleTAACl: oe Tli Del 1... N Left. GUILDHALL.—On the 11th insvalirintel Calaghae, a i, u ,, w of igiga c ittic stature, -was tiroura. up in cinitody of dram, t he offieer, chitrKe.t with a burglar., Upon the 'premises of •In t i :era }t o pside, t eugatinakers, .in. ,'I lationiotrim ; and with wi, from thence a trauk,coutaiiiii% p raring apparel, *aw l s, • charm. seals, rine, serered pieced 'of 'foreigd had lintlsk pi and siker cola, and,bilnk.autes laud. ether pipperty, to tit amount peilearly lOW. The trout Old its contmts liel uitare too man of - the haw. of Townsend, who had .lately retin al from sea, its i 4 who, together o ith the Prisoner, was empi o „a • in the sugar4toose of Mr. Ronald,. - It iipprieted Irmo the testi. monk or fortneend, that some Weeks sintebe had brought hi , trualt cittotaiaint all his treasere, to the sugar.hutise, %li tre h , was idloWed to lodge rit is one of the room& ma place of Wets. The. Prisoner, hoaever, knowing its value, .and where it tv, a -deposited, eoticealedhlenetlf in one of t tie . wattages, within the gat& of the .wneehouse, at the time the# %woe aectistem e d a 1 Erase off work in the evening. During the . night he broke fate the apartment where the trunk' was Meted, and e , rrieil it 'awa. Thkdooi" be* found open thefiill,ming moraine, a the p risoner not .CominF to work, stilpicion was StiOngli c ea . citettagainst him, aid information being given at this • e , a warrant was issued, and lir•sod, ;Amite., ivied by-the Prole aa . ' tor, preceided in semen' of tae delinquent: Several days elapsed before they': sokicesded in distovetiaa the ,place 4. his coofinement. At ,length they received informatiott that a man, answering Mg 'description, was aka eartlyiiig a +rook hers , , an obscure dwelling in St. Giles's. Having proceeded is Ike 'quarter, there were led to the spot by a publican iti the aei g i. bouvaid, and having entered a wretched Iffilkftwerd derdetti by the Prisoner, up two pair of stairs, they found thai h a , had but just gone tint hi company With a common woman. They tiled commenced a search iq the room, tad so Wei from beneath the bed the identical trunk, which a via • examine appeared to have been broke °pelt, and a new her and key applied. All the wearing apparel,, owillting true silk handkerchiefs, were found in the trotik ; het the whole of the Money, the watches, seal*, nod- Miler artkles, wee taken out. 'The drawers and a recess in a corner of the room were "closely examined, 'het found empty. Severer apertures, however, appearing in the Boor, - a search ass made. and to their surprise one of the ii etches was discovered, A new piece at brick work.showt the fire.plaelhaViag attract. ed their attention, this was removed, and to their still funks astonishnient they discovered the litritele of the Porelgo ad British gold 4nd silver coin, together with odwir artieles. inge. Mouldy piled within this receptacle. Thew, blether with as. other watch, subsequently traced to pabilo4whar in Drury. lane, constituted the whole of the prpperty., with* eseeppes„ of the handkerchiefs already metitihned, add 111 fell' pawls is• money. The object now was to secure She olkader, sad de assistance of another officer being luckily obtained, shit penes and Townsend was left in care of the peepers, while Binh wept Into the street. to watch the relent of Callaghao to his room. He had not lone been in waiting, before be saw the Prisoner approach with his female completion. nod besiege.i rived near the door, he was suddenly arrested by Brand, a 4 brought into his own apartment; a cbrsidem bie crowd of IVO* having by this time been collected. The Prisoner at Om As not exhibit any resistance; the appearance of the multitude,. however, at once merited to change his coadoct, and era: Bread attempting to handcuff him, be manifested the must VW* lent °Metall*. .Having struggled nod rootroded f.r man Bow, be wall at length overpowered and throwndowa„ allegebe t , was confined trpoa the Boor ' • but bee his legs were exercise& la bestowing male desperate kicks nixie his keepers; while lilt immense body was so twisted and turned as almost to bid*, Since to the exertions Of Brand Sad his competitors. li , • however. succeeded. in COldlwitOWK *OP. bractittb ,the bed, .isl his eyes being blindfolded, a ptor of handcuffs were, with .. difficulty (owing to the ertreme vise of - hit wrists), potos i 4. e coach being seat for, ,the Prisoaer was about to be con away; when the mob, `who were Colleitecrabout the doors, oar bate into tkeimitt-tesent,aud threatened-a !vitae. Formation Brand was snoid'ied with a case of pistols, and haying instead, pilled thensAseih, succeeded for at moment in checking lie ie. tentio‘of theseob. Threat and alarm, however increased, and the whole neighbourlstiod at time nenuite a =tee of WTI! and confolon. The mohair and intrepidity of the once-. nob withstanding, overcame the vinleace all& opponents, and with. not being tided') Mike dreadful alternative of Bring, Iticereded in Omit), ,his Prlsoaer, an d the whale of the -- - . • ;17ilehall, Fe•b. 11. - - . The Lord Chancellor Ass appointed Wm. Spence, of Kasingwould, its the county of York, Gent. to' he a Master Eitraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • TVar-Qlfire, Feb. 11,1M3. 2d Regiment of Dragoon., Captain C. L..llarnerd, from half pay of the 1q Drogoon Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Barnard, who exchanges. Lieutenant Anthony Bacon, from the half-pay of the 16th Light Dragoons, m be Lieutenant, oire Dickson, who ex ' et!aliges. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons John Thomas Brooks, Cent. . to be Cornet, Isy purchase, vice Casual', promoted. Fith Ditto, N. Raven, Cent to be cornet, by purchase, vice Astley, promoted. 21st rioto, lieorge Francis Boohoo, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Torakimatt, pi nmoted. Gth Regiment of Foot, Ensign Thrna+ Carokto be Lieutenant, *without porchale, vice Peat, promoted. Charles Itaimsford,Sient. to be Emir', vice Usroie. 10th Ditto, Lieutenant Francis N. fripp to be• Captain of a Compnits, by purchase, vice Maitlaud, promoted in the Re gltrieut of Roll. . - ' 15th Ditto. Matthew Charles Ilalentt, Gent. to be .Ensign,with out piste/lase. vice Small, promoted. 27th Dion, ' Ensign John Galbraith to be Lieutenant, vice Steele, di'vettsied7 . ..• To be Eroigns, withoot porcionse—Svilliam Edmunds. C-ret. vice Chutes, promoted; and Gorge Hill, Gent. vice 411- braids. 4441 t Ditto, Emir, Alexander Reddeck to be Lieutenant, out porchase, vice Blakeney, proinott - d. 50th Dlftn, trentrnatit Motto Dmiglay, from half-pay of • the Regiment, to he t leutenaut, vice Thomas, who exchanges, rect.iviug,,the difference. 5-2 d Ditto, it K. Hill, Gent. to b.. Ensign, by purchase, vice Han, promoted. 52it'Dion, John ingletly, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Adams, u ho retire-. COth Ditto, LieeCenaiit-Colonel Montagu J. Wveyard, from the 24 Gairison Battalion, to he Lieutenant-Colonel. vice Dal vympie, wbo-notises upon h._ f-1 of the 21 Garrison. Bat talion. To Se Lieutenants—Ensign Robert Vincent, from the 4th Gar rison Battalion, without purchase; Lieutenant Joules Tracie, fron t half-pay of the Royal Waggon 'lrain, vice Perry, who exchanges ; and Ensign Charles Barry, from the St's Foot, w ithont iturch4V. 64th Ditto, Lieuteasot John Varearour. from the 83d-Foot, to be Lieetenaat. trice Daly, who estbaNges. Ensign Hon. William Bt. Lawrence, from half-pay of the 6th Garrison Battalion. to he Ensign, vine Hugghue, promoted. 60th. Ditto, Boultbee, Gent. to, be Ensign, without put cha..e, vice Rousden, who resigns. 78th Ditto. Entiigii Francis Wyse," from half pay of the 47th Foot. to he Ensign, vier Mutely, who exchanges. 8:d Ditto, George Galbraith, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice iihitaker, promoted. • 83.1 Ditto, Liest. H. IL Daly, free the 61th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, vice Voivasour, who esebsoges. 86th Ditto, Lieut. W. A. Maxwell, from the Ist Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Crtinpaoy, by purchase, vice Stewart, promoted id the 1105111 York Hangers; 98th Into, Losien V,. Martindale to be Lieutelant, without purchase. vice Morgan, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Frederick Follett, from the Royal Military .. - a - - --- . 5P4 1 4 1-- ; - ... oboe-dyere—W. Gil:boas, B. tviCllei, .1. L. sieklez •• • . is "... , __ AN r....___. „_ _ ,_ ___ __ __ . . propeny. M * +Snai l f 3 fl i f.thi 11114 th_t_• r li s fotlngs nod yells of hundreds of the mob of S. Icilkny, Bristal,.irmonongers--:.1. - IVaisovh, S. le . i '''. •• , I reentin of fortusitii' Sitti- bidet jiiillibbailt to tower, P i mer was they lodged wdely la tha Gelelpear.-. Maunder, Mirk - lane, n llie- merchants — M. Brut - • ',, • had taken 'II. hetriti; t 2, sorsoi*Litidt%, that he tad* 1 Iliela rema e nded fotailatil enensilletlealimblerider• R, Gro v e, C.,,wpeec-eourt, eornbill, etnek-mak . '- . a . inn, w. Pt.ar...)a, G. l'e:,r,on, (1. Pearson, and : v - . - ts'eth/pl ' 'Member of Paillatrient, who-Was then In 'thtt .• Seething-lane and Steel-% ard , warehousekeepers ( coantry, and from whom be had an order tollettilr In Anto4i t 's di sae regrind . or tboH. is Offered, syects the said J. Pearson). . • ..° - 't d r. • i hint a doten of 'waistcoats. and several' par if Ilk. for theilticdiere - Ortitiepeiswik,. yrte, I , l* the eveniatt - --ase■- 7 - .. •• • ": , r' , ... I stockings, gild is: hi ' hod no i acritialatithlSPkridi or the*Als R. idtligt,it i • hied', itsa or Otto!, toad .The Average Price of SUGAR, for the Week, coding Feb. • any person ih •-the • trade, and meant to dad • foe' , lath ifiot . a MrAt...nrtmg, or !blew em ;Amiga 8, is 745. 4id. per Cwt. . _ ~., 1 . , ... . . 'Ave Prices or CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per reedy money, he !expected lie, Mr. Booth, , woeial i reward_ of 1:001. • fort discovery 'ottlio persosovii• ruler, from the Retnra, ending Feb. 41-- •• 1 i 1 ....- ' ' serve him en reasonable terms. Noyier then-gave an': &ea i gutter pistol '' AbOligllt Of With biting ; :beat. I ' gr. i B°l7' ghats. I Bean ' I Pea . 1 ..""' order -foe the vreittettats and Stockings, which Mr. a Edmond Walsh ' lereitlan to MtissiiAlargrate and a. 4. a. d• s• 4 1 s.. •(t # I Booth .earried home - in a day or two after to hit. , l Degdare, Broad Oili, taitcathire. 'A' free pardon is £1 2 135 9 129 0 1-20 0.: or s , 0- .v..-s i n oeythoor•place. Next day when be went with f Promised to Shy deQomplices'Making such discoveries. . the bill Nayter was not •at home; on the following . Mr. Tipping was wounded in test places in his legs day he wet off. - • i and his wife rectified two ' , wound* in her - arm.-- A Mr. Warner preferred another complaint against' Walsh was irbuntled in two places on his head. him, for swindling hint-nut of a horse and chaise,:fori fiLsruceivarer'Sitiviat.—We• are happy to.reliere which he was to ply hina.sol. - - ' the minds of thit Officer's relatives and friends; we A Mr. Finch, a ciergymaa from near Cambridge,: were misled in our statement :—Lietit. Strw.twe was also taken In by Nayler, to whom lie told twai was not killed,' hut only badly wounded , by the (on" horses for 1 - 9.01 and gave him in payment some bills' ly) shot that struck his Majesty's ship fiarlegala of exchange, drawn by Nayler, and accepted . byt trom . the Qaeeis Charlotte packet. some of his confederates. One of the bills was cot - ' Brussels continues a scene of much gaiety, front a Mr. Yandell, a coachmaster at Enifids thins a,' the number of English at.present there. A stag hunt bankrupt. 1 } -' l '•" . ' ":" iiiS 'been • eitiblisbed, of the• head" of which is iris Mr. Christie, a tailor, living at 59,'Pelilid4teilet;• Grace the Duke of Itlta'ssorrohi;;-the harem starlet. made five suits of clothes for Mlle!, tibias hots The !Wanda ire Out regearirtivitea week, before a brought to his house, when he' liter!' at'47, 'Wey.- ' tiamiroas twit . iit 1110eMolsen• ' ' ' .' • • motith.4treet ; two of the suits mere -far' Niftier, OW ' theTintraday list' d• - Mr.' Seiwted attempted to for Shrunk, his butler, one ter• his' own Mini and ascend litibilloOn Woiii the - Prussia Gardens, near another for his groom. ' ' ' ''' Nortillb.TwOeffarti,boiientr, to spurnthe earth hay. It appeared that Nayler had a reidy-fotnisheth! in 4 mated abortive, he was-surrounded . by t temuitu. house, No. 47, in Weymooth.striet, which he trinki ribleisadunfealinfcrood, who leized On ibarbellese, ready furnished from a Mr. Smith, at the rate elf tool. : indteare it'd% k thousand pieces. The tar Was they for six months certain. Ile had four women ter: dripped - Of 'its ornaments, and a chirtney.sweeper rants, and as many men servants, and represented I .placed in it, who was carried round the city in triumph. himself as a man of fortune. He succeeded a MNI 'RObbery tiptm a large and extended-scale appears Stratton, another notorious swindler who occepi*l to be prevalent in the rit'eXent day; on Monday night this house, and who had two cowntilig.hooses in the : the bonded cellar of'Mesirs.G ranger, in King-street, city, ant/timid ell manner of tradosp‘ople In in thnl! Bristol, was brsoken . open, and a pantheon and a neighbourhood, to the amount of 15;0001. • Nayieri frogshead of rum stolen thereout. The property has, kept this hotale only a fortnight, hating taken in as': however, been recovered, sett thedepredntorytaken, many persona de ho MAW. The Mielstrate advised ' Who were in the eiptef bf Mftsrs. Granget thew. the sufferers.tePrefeemis ledictnient against him and selves. ' -* • . • • his associates for a. ehmoiraey. ' '1 • Geme,- from nitrite-, is dolly' titriving.at Sonth• James Squi . res t William Turner,. lame, C4k; ' . sitspiOxi,lknd grbitilfy litlrchtts'ed At I cheap rate. • Samuel kW*, and" Henry A l ormass,•ati appronticea. "' Ote.s IferidifitYgltt pietween eleven and -weird to Mrs. Mary Anti Mullah; ti widow , poditvii.bolt4 , n i thick,•a• yttiliig mid, of the traMe of Brown ' fell maker, in St. Johnig-itivate;Cleekenaell. welechirged; fiiimlbliVarapet wall of the roof of a hoese in Fen witta taas'pirtcy to robtheir said mistress, who stated, diSeit,"Finchviiii-Itheet, and'ilis killed en th e spot; that having a large Ordet from the country 'for r . pittAtibeat Acealitne" at - Etttotrru.- 1 -011 various artklt , s, she enquired of the Priacner Squire. Mlinifdt lett a brig appeared' in 'light; 'thrusting fa if there were not sumo , ladies'• nnd , gentlemen's' chilli; seven plintelniesedittely . leuttelted a log BXN R l!.17 PIC lES SUPERSEDED. • ' . g -bows: in 'the •ehltitsilop dbhve Itlties ; hot Mat to go and pilot her' into the Harbour: 00 their R. Finis. Plymouth, wen-nett. - 1 ----- -- ' --- 1 -- '"-'• •,.r ~ '• •• ! answered there were mitre: 'ltivitte same Ouspicioai . !•approachlag near tbet 'hill' a teary' Sea struck the . R . s4rerwc, Great Yarmouth, !mot and shoe-maker, . , f' JOANNA SOVTHCOTT'S WI LL.4- 2 1 1 1M/V/lii ortJeanna witness went cco pa • it:INKRPPrs. ._......& le on &Indus.' to search,: a tn hief bearind uoset ink '..Sotesketters on the lilescoa- hill, , .gouthcott is kept back by her - pious. Chaplain . ~4 is . with her female servant, when she f un d 'secreted( Itsitihe look-out witbibitrisfidsys, saw the accident J. wytneq, a mhlkont, Sraiordshire. miner, Marinut's•A at the Star and Cam r Inn. Worcester. Attaining; . ;lad s Jo-deriseproperty to the amount of 3000, au% In two boxes.in the workahop, three /loten•nf &elk , and gave the aterrn4 it* boat was Instantly .manned, ttobeson,,orow•grore ; ard glasses . riadla'n and Nand ,- to to make' Alison Totter end Miss Cnderwood the Fe.. tag-kotes • and on searching furtheibutut kndeellimnd in 45 minetes Wits out -to their 'assistance; and sex -street, Strata:. -, ? R. Baraliy. - KMrstots•vpen-Rull, black beer•ratinbtatbrreql diduary legatees.• •Not.being ahle• to get at the i the beds , ant in closets, t greactiiitiri• of minus waged& irt saving rout out' of the seven, Who were Marsh 8.7,* at dm Sant a Oalfee4nuse,Stingosa-epoo-lialis ' the -brother of Joanna lies admipiatered . as. ; ,-rneco skins.- - NI/kneel then . gave'. thrtiresittfeW et the (slinging td the keel; 'the ' other. !Wee dithirtdaately 4itoraies, Mr. Walowiey,. Bull i and Mr. t•gertoa.PraY's in; a u m ef .306 i. and application was .acoordingitla ..,06•0; Wiwi an 411Ader went tette tedigillief 'Mee ' found a Watertgrave.- witiare. 1 .. : 411 SI ii• T. Kay, Bath, nnetiseeee, 1teh...90, it, MaretedS, at the; 110 the Bank, biters° stock spitisreed,:in •• the ha •,.... !To liter, • I e*.4llll**pren the, In ' Tey I n Nat ttPet. I . . .. 7 L'..:o:dr_osl,.....d.tii(i mii 4.• •.. chrasanker tau. Bah. ctuorniar, lifters. Shepherd, Adlinapi , fti late deceased.. Atiereat being..eittetod: In. .101m:stmeetAbisid,. tender . a • pretence( of to souse' '• • • • Illitftgle.o.: , .t 11l ..-: ..... too, and Gregory. Bedford:ran ;ag Dii ii m e bi bm itl is.4o ' Commons, and of 'the *Mimi , as ellatinete .. . article when he *searched the aparemeni ' and*feondi I OD . * Milian!. al #asomots. Mi. 1 1 t-Mref," J. Gadsbs, SpatAing, iptsblitan, b.. s .. ,s . ~ Ken os tog to Miss Caroline . Auktina IV ~ or NOCK a the White hart lan, Spahliot. 'Altantiee.ils.lllllllille Stole as bigotted, recourse mot be lad to lair ot rr b irg i b un dle of ,win weer-skirts , ii sem an d, other ouet. . Inn p and Messrs.. Foster apd.tionner. Spr i ldin„,.., ~.. •„: ; the Court' a 1 isivr•T •i" ' • .S' l ." . ! ''' t • ' fartielets, drhich provertto:hethe poverty iif the I'Vdj -" • .1. cid nrY. Norwich , co4eli- maker Ceti. Y 1: VIM VIM 3. 23,14 e. the White Sstan• Inn, tierwillt. Attertrielit - Mewrs. Mist* stbd' I The wiroie..of ski m is 7 . l 4 i n Esaloyd . eiglhowsla :deceit*. * The chargettgeinst the Priiolooll;":Sqldiiret — 7l - "' .1 • - w um ,,,,„ k. N erv i g b, . 1 ,.... 1 , 11 : i i itu J.'. • •s`: . 'II %tha following rye ea ofNo the - Wil f .itind Tether, being made Out, they ' wereildililOMl T. Brock by, yu . ecolliejet,- , ~,freler, Fels, 15 v , t 8, March m. at fmtldhall. A , • • Abcblircb- . .ight by ifii . 24th. iiii,....4liore dent! in fotanri ;mitted' to Nrogate forlvial. The' eildineli•hrtisti. yard. Lunittardtarreet. ,a• :. ar . is m =.. • ...: ;b e .concentrated via. 4A4 lifeh wiStlOlrth; 1814 the other three not Seine libilleierti!, Itittly'ardielaibti , ... i si ; 4 'W i i iii kb i el e tts. ' V as : o 4/ th : e • tetilk7i d i rt * 2 c 'd 29th 31st 41st • -401111*-47th 49th 50th 634 eherged ; but the Proseentrit retkileti , th .oliogitocii lur x s.a.e., - v v 1 7 ... , ,s, it e r 1 v s _ A emit , i Mil .64th, 65th, 76111, 80th, 'MOI, th, 98th, 100th, Gado and Joliet,' and gait. tip tileieindentabahloVel 7014 w.45r "" 5 7 801 '' • r Tf -I. ' -- pipti: ,, e.. ,, b ,i v _ ,,A lioist, Ku!!,' load, autt.tint - IS Ind I.Bth • are to Mitsk back Ifortnan; tllei* not' . being' any emit t• diadem.. 'AitgtiMirbittNto;* •tiala4lMpeikeit 'proceed torJeslieyv: -7 .0 , '' I IL • • '''• ' ' . lut e bite. . co nu 1 . i4 .11 twig •:41,,,, . S. 4. :. d. 59 5 37 2 ILLEGAL JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES. The promoters of these Institutions • itn4e last ie- Ceived a check in a quarter of nrillin - eutharitythea‘ the Legislature. itself, which, it ii hipped, will be a warning to those who may be tempted to' engage In speculations of this kind, in consequence of the de• lusive promises held out by, designing projectors. • , Three Bills were introduced into Parliament at Opening of the present_Ression; by three of these gal . Jaiat.Stock Companies, not for the purpose of repeeling*the Act of the 6th (Mo. 1., cap. 18, which 'constitutes their illegality, but for the purpose of en. abling - thern to sue 'and be sued, in' actions fortlebt, iu the names of their Secretaries, hereby hoping Lo entrap the-Legislature into a sort of indirect acknow ledgment and sanction. df institutions which the above existing Act of :Parliamen t declares to be ilia. gat, and subjects all parties engaged therein to sery severe penalties. ~•••• • _ • _ _ College, lobe Ensign. vier Martindnle. 6th Wrct India Regimetit, 1.. Burke, Cent. to be &sign, *Rib. out purchase, vice Gordon , prnm oled. lAt 'Ceylon Regiment. To be Captain: , of Companies—Lieut. J. W. Wilkins, vice decen-cd and Lieut. 0, C. Dick, vice Stewart, deceased. " Cape Regimeal, Second I.ieutenant 11. M‘Cabe, from the Id t:eylen Regiment, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice. Evans, who reAcris. Rolrs Regiment, ('apt. 1f0n../ohn M. Maitland, from the I ,, th foot, to be Major, by purchase, vice De Capol, who re tires. The King's fierman Legion. lit Regiment of Huston, Weitemeyer, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Ku" whp,rrsigns, The uncter-mentioncd British oflrcert,sorviag in .the Portu guese A r my, to fake rank as•hereafter specifitid. To he Captains—Liems. J. W. H. Bridges, from the 30th Fbot ; Lieut. Richard Da vll. Irma the lltla Foots and Lieat. ,W.. O'Hara. from the 17th Foot, ' MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Mr. Chivies Fnuquier to,lie. Deputy-. Atsistant-Coolmissarv-General to . the Forces, as stated in the (*.scene of the !lth ultimo. has hot' taken Piaci' l M 'r. Fatwriier not having retired the period prescribed b y hie Majesty's regulatiot.s, to reader bias eligible for the Commis-. siou. The appointments of -- Croswell, Gee. to be FA sign. without purchase, in the 45th Foot, and..of Jaen. M'Nabb, Gent. to be Cosign, purchase, iu the 541 h. Foot. a. stated in the Gazettes of 11t11 October, 1913, add Slst May, IEII4, have not taken place. • • • 1 The promotion of Lieut. 11:titer O'Hara to be Captain, by per.., chase, in the 47th Foot, as stated in the Gazette of 3sf `4144, has not taken place.. , A hint, however, that 'the Law Officers of the Crone would resiitilie progress of these Bills, has been.suffi,cient to induce the authors. of thew not to attempt carrying them through Parliament, and the * Bills- have in .consequenee.been withdrawn. Tho.main delusion held out by the aroleptors.of tbstaa t iloitatStock.Coinpattiva is, that the Subsc(ibere villisekbta reaponaible beyond the ammo! ottlailtaigt, striptions s • 0010 is a complete deception, asap{ Oval the opinion of Lord Ellenborough, pronounce(' in the Court of King's Bench, lo the case of the /Lingo-I),dd.; from which high authority, it is eliq, dent that . nothing . short. of a positive and specific Aye: of Porliatbtot, end, a Chorter., can relieve. any Sub ? scriber from beiogresponsible.to the whelecptent.4 his property, for all the peFuniary engagement . , of a Company of this description to which he may kat, *lt : stick Companies being, fkt, in the nae lore'of 4 pastnerships.. . . - • • on AlR:9th inst. Skate bqsag#sashEallifigaqi-lialt4osiet essr ;Ards, Yorkskim. ~ . j „ A .,' ~i,r . t, , . ' Os the 7 I k inst. as tientOlie Caskiearnmoktbe shibtAttigh ter of 1. 1 1 : Coryteh,'Esq..iiteit HI. "I ...My- InistlonS - •At Oxford, on tbe:Stst ult. sod. Weill .A. stt• wine itedel.io the.facultien fif. Aletitcinat c kg Ann 1 . 4 the trryireniey , and form , flrFelliti.of .g. - --r -if ..00 Prilo.4 t ai ' halij • ft 'AVM kert d. - - . 0 ) 7 . V' • • a 4 1 4 C I li 1 lY • t " r t 7 1