The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-08-07 00:00:00

"T,, , 11":7 • - f have just been ish_4tmetl, titartieut. Stirling, of the Prorthisus, wthd vas severely woundedi 11 since dead ; dais eanauct in this affair was very conspicuous, and Capt. rarest speaks highly in praise of the teal and activity of his services on every occasion. I am sire you will readily be lieve that Capt. Forrest did not witness the pre paratiou fur this attack, without titling an ardent desire to command it, but I wks obliged to resist his pressing importunity at a matter of justice to 11Ir. "Ka .e k e y. TX, Russians have suffered severely in this con.. lief; 'thu ihost moderate Statement makes it ap. pear that two-thirds of them hive been killed and wounded., or jumped use ho ircl. inclosed is a list of killed and woundeed, the names of the offi cer' employed, an account of Teasels captured, mid number of isoners. nave the honour to he, Sc. T. B. MARTIN. To Vice. Velmital M. Jansritmumarez, Bari. K. B. &c. &e.#c. • ImplarAble; BeUeropiithi, Melpomene, ani rrometheas. A LW if Bttlut and frouridc4 in the boats employed under Li.to.nent llindr•o,' of Hi iltejeuty's skip Impincoble, to miecioug Ike Ito m inn radar l'crcole rake, ith July, 1409; and mho if tipmers employed. 7:411.-d, Lieut. Jll3'ph Hawkey; ..rditrirs, seaman ; John White, nble seaman ; Thomas Vrrs fer. lanfirnan; John Taint:At, private of en s ue,; Jo • ii, - au.on, able seaman. Wounded— Joasith Tiernan, tmarter-master; Sohn Burr, William lair, laisdrwat t Thomas Reilly, Met/ender Hut- Ole sea meat Christoplwr Baia", P. Bern, landinen; R• ichard Joilmon, Richard Jones, able seauseui Edward VII it. eedinary seamen; Edward Carey, Landman; Henry Brii.hrld, Joseph Taylor. Joseph Ceti, }leery M'Cubey, John Hookles,and tiathaniel Lvans privates of marines. Bellerophon—killed, W ThOtuas, landmass; Thomas Chambers, John Moreton. privates of marine:. Woonded--Tivomus Elliott, boatswahis mate I William /Futrell, Edwamlßyalls, able seamen; Patrick Smith, Janus ; r e i - 1 1, As se n l i r en i tts .rd ot iar ma l ri leauleg nes; Pa i „ ‘ i l ti i k " t m f il k" J " 0111 `5 Bent USA and Williato Wampy, privates of marines. pelpnetvibe•"" Mr. .1. R. Moeuteney, m idshipman; Elijah ilell.w, gouner's mete; George Nlatthews, attic w.ao; maul; Ht 1414111111 Cvaaden, second mater; awl Joi n t Gale, private of marine,. • Woualed—ileary Sherwin, able seaman ; Jame Hayes, Inertia:ln; John Pritchard, able Mann ; William I)avitkon, ordinary seaman; George Abell, able seaman; and "fitansas mono, ordinary seaman. Proinethrus—Filed, Hied, Lieut. Stirling; Walker Williams, able seaman; and Peter Turner, private of 'ravine.. Wounded—Matthew Vete.. boatswain; Frau. La Roache and Henry TrawLssid, nide seamen. Total killed and *minded— Implacable, 6 killed, 17 wounded; liclierophort. 9 killed, II wounded; Melpomene, kilted, 6 %molded; Proinethens, 3 killed, J woanded.— 'fowl, 17 killed, :.;1 wounded. Naomi of Officers employed. Tre.plarahle-4.ieutenams Hass key, Houghton. Vernon sail t raci.rell and Clarlic, of the inariae.. BettAr. hon--L;-.:.enant; Allen. Sheridan, Sceltel; and Kendall arid Carrington, f the marines. Ilelporneue—Lietumain George Rennie; Lieutenant Ro bert (Silbert, of the marines; and Ur. J. B. Idouuteney, midshipinatt. Proluethests—Lieutenant Stirling. • At List of I'.. captured by his illajettl't slip Implacibk, nowt. ttjam.ll2rtin, Lag Captain. Two galli.a., rattles unknown, of men and 90 tom each, from N. Petershurgh bound to Revel, laden with naval stores; captured Jane 30,1809. 5o tiimeon, of 6 men and tal tons, from St. Petersburgb b omit *to Isarva, lad-n with naval stores; captured July 2, • - A vessel, name unknown, of 6 meo and 200 tom, from St. Potersbuigli bond to !Cerra, laden with naval stores; cap. • tuned *misdate. San Michaels, Antoci Martinetz, matter, of 6 men and 1231 t--m, finer St. Petersburgli bound to N area, laden with naval siery • ruptured same date. San 'fiiiehalev, Dementz Framer. mow, of 6 oven aid 120 toot, from St. Petershurgh bound to Marva, laden with n ava l stores; captured same date. A strive n, wee onion wn, of 6 men JIM 900 tom, from St. Petersbergh booed to Nerve, lades with naval stores; cap ti red mine date. Sao Ptetre, Panel! Osprey, master, of 6 min and 200 tom, from St. Peterrhutgh bramd to Narita, laden with lava/ stores; rapturrti sans* date. A v-.set, mow unknown, of 3 men and 50 tom, from Ile!. alngfned Is.rund so Percale, laden with. empty casks ; captured Jury 6.13 09 . A vewel, natioe unknown, laden with wood, captured July 4,189. Six gun-boats; raptured sasec date. Two light brigs; captured sa?tie date. Two gallints ~lades with gout and hemp, the other ups captured same dale. F. at 41..0 Lulea With 6,'e wood, one lig'it, the others tinkuown I co ptered same date. Twci lies with provislues and powder, captured July 8, 1899. r.portiof isaitian Prisoners of War captured by the boats of is Implacable, .84kraphon„tlelpo.niste, and Pr:netkeeq, shi Jvii, dau9. in rem.ta Jewel. implacable—S sea:nen, 1 silicate, li) privates, (3 nound oill. Ilell , -rephno-1 Captain in the army, 1 Midshipman, 9 *taw , woo nded4, S ...rjeonts, (3 w Oended), 1 drummer. triprivatee wounded), of the Ilst Regiment, or Regiment of hi. Peter. Mt Ipoweite-16 soldiers. Test 1 1-1.27 p r i mme r:, of whom 51 ore wounded. The ‘ltiosiso.Oirwer reports 6.‘ kitlrtt ; and the number di owned is sty great. (Signed) 'l'. B. MARTIN. Cops of a titer frimi Capt. Lord G. Stuart . , of his Majesty's ship tlsv kimabie, addressed to Rear-Admiral Sir R 8t &Own. :0 a duplicate of which has been transmitted to dee Wm. W. Pole. His Majesty'ssitip of Cu: haven, July 29, 1899. St —The French troops in flanover, not con. twit with frequent predatory and piratical incur. siting in the neighbourhood of Cuxhaven, had the audacity to Mier the village of Ritzbuttle with a body of horse at mid-day, on Wednesday, the 2tith inst. and very narrowly missed making se. rural officers of the squadron prisoners. In con sequence. 1 Was induced to land a detachment of seamen and marines (ruin the yessels composing the s quadron under my orders, fur the purpose, if possible, of intercepting them. In the ardour of pursuit no advanced until we got sight of the own of liremerlehe, into which we learnt they bad retreated. The information was incorrect. On enteri;'g the town, we were assured that the enemy, to the ember of about 250, occupied Cie tome of Gessendorff, two miles distant, and further, that it contained a depot of confiscated merchandise. It was resolved instantly to attack it. For this purpose!, Captain Guatc, of tho 11Iosquito, advanced with a detachment, while 1 directed Capt. Pettett, of the 13riseis, to take a circuit's's, route, ana 'mks a well-constructed bat tery of four 12-pounders, commanding the river Weser in fi ink, while tho remainder, under my own immediate direction, headed by Captain W.itts, of the E•iiiira l advanced to attack it in fr o nt. The read we bad to pass subjrcted ui all to a railing lire of round and grape from the hit. tery, Use gnus of which mute all pointed innards, and which, in return, we could only answer ht disci , • g s. of musquetry. a Gessendorti, though certain) . t e nable with the nunieers the enemy had ort.uted to ours, Wu,. tat the apt'soach of Cu.!. Coate, precipitately evacuated. l fie enemy beirog previutlsly *informed al our approach ) had put ... NW- STATE4NIAN. into requisition a number of light waggons for the transportation of the foot., in the rear of which 60 well-inounteil cavalry drew up. The enemy iu the battery, seeingus determined, notwithstanding their tire; to carry our point, mid that we were making preparitinns for fording a deep and wide creek in their front, abandoned it, and embarked in boats on the Weser ready fot their reception, under a severe fire of musketry from our detachment, with the loss on their part of several killed and wounded. From a fore knowledge of our intentions on the part of the enemy, we niatle but four prisoners, the Com mandant of the battery, Monsieur Le Murche, a Lieutenant, and two inferior Officers. The bat tery guns were burst in pieces, the entbrazures de soolisheil, the gust-carriages burnt, together with the magazine, guard-houses, sze. The powder we brought of, together with six waggon-loads of conlocated nterchandize. 1 beg leave to state to you, Sir, for their Lord. ships information, how much I feet indebted to 1 Captain Goan:, fur the zeal and ability evinced by him on thii, as on all other occasions, during the time he has been Commanding Officer on (he station. .1. 1 also feel indebted to Ca ptaiit Pellet, for Ins puactuality and promptness its executing tny • or. tiers ; and can only regret that an °ppm Nulty WAS nut afforded hi.o of distinguishing himself on this occasion congenial to his wishes. But 1 beg leave particularly to Mention Capt. Watts, of the Ephira, who in the must gallant and active manner advanced intrepidly in front of the attacking petty amid the enemy's galling fire, and rendered hiuisdf equally conspicuous 17,ftertvards, for his utiremittitig exertion In the compleve dense r litiou of the battery ; its lite execution of nbilib service, i um cont.croed to-Jab -he has received a wound in the leg, but which, from its nature, will in nu shape incapacitate Mrs fur future service. A waist of r... 11 and activity was discernable no where; to every *firer 29d man I must award the meed of praise so justly their due ; but of Lieute. nant Burgess, of the Pincher, and W. Inwkiney Second Lieutenant of l'Aimahle, I am more eno potent to speak its favour, fur their indefatigable l exertions in forwarding sty orders to the different detachments. . . The distance from Gessendorf to Cuxhaven is tweitty-eight miles; I leave it then to their Lord ships to estimate the spirit, alacrity, and expixli tisti with which this service must have been per. formed, when I state, that in twetityttoer hours from our departure, the whole detachment return. ml, and were safely embarked on hoard their re. spcctivq ships, without the loss of an iudividaal. I have the honour to be, &e. (Signed) C. STUART. Sir R. 5 trachsn, Ban, K. B. Rear- Admiral ureic white, de. --.... BANKRUPTS. ' 1 John Towers, Walsall, Stafford, whip-thong-manuNctorer, to surve..aer Aug. 17, at five, 111, at eleven, and Sept. 15, at Ave, at the Littleton Arms lan, Pe:ski-Mgr. Staff°, d. At *Genies, Meier,. Tureen and Pike, Blootasbery-square ; and Mr. Heete,y,, withal!. Robert Jlliiiii, Lamb's Conduit-street, tailor, Sept- A. 13.1^A 16, at tes, at Cladding% Attorney, Mr. Willi:lms, Staple's leo. - .Tames Harwood, Gleneester. haberdasher, Aug. ti, 26, and Sept. 16, OM ten. at Gundttaii, Loatei. Attorney, Mr. Ravriiinoe, Old Smith Sea-hou!.e. James Hansphvey. Wardose-street. shoemaker. Aug. 24, al sere:l423, and Sept. 16, at eleven. at CiLi:11!:all. At:matey, Mr. Milk, The-street, Piccadilly. Robert Jamieson, William grows, and James Main, Castle. court, Budge-run mercltatmo, Aug. U, I'2, 40 onr, and Sent. IS, at teu, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sctree, St. Mary Axe. George Gled)taneq, Salisbury-street, Stra.td, w ine-mrt chaos, Aag. 12, 96, and Sept. 16, at in elve, ut Guildhall. Alto:- ney, Mr. Ilackett, Chancery-lane. George Baker, City-mad. coach-maker, Aug. 12, 19, and Sept. 16, at twcive. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hudson, Winknortles-building. City-road. Charles Stuart, Rutherbithe, apothecary, Aug. 21, at seven, 2:4 and Sept. 16, nt eleven, at tinildisall. .Atturtie), Mr. Sas ard, Rather:tithe. Richard Jones, Albion-street, llltteltfriars-rmd, merchant. Aug. 19, at twelve, '22, and Sept. 16. at elevea, eat/gild hall. Attorney; Mr. Turner, Ldward-street, Cavendish square. William Curtis, limier-lane, salesman. Aug. 30,11, and Sept. Id, at ten, at Guildhall. A ttursie), Mr. Lee, CAA's-sliest, Holborn. Merry Clarkson, Liverpool, potter, Sept. 1, 9. and 16, at oar, at the Star and Garter 'raven:, Liverpool. Attornie", Mr. Blackstock, St. M ildred's-euurt, Poultry, Landon; ' and Mr. M a rrow, Liverpool. Edward Hand, Eastlmurne, Suers, coal-merehaet, Ave. 21, ??, and Sept. Id, at ter, at the Star tun, Lewis. Atter nies, Messrs. Lamridge Lid Kell, L•we". William Holmes, Hannan, Stafford, ntaltster, Aug. 17, at Svc. /8. at eleven, and Sept. 16, at five, at the Utileton Arun Inn, renkridge. Attornies. Mr. limit, Surrey-street, Strand; and Mr. Marklew, IValsall. James Teague, Coalplt-bank, Salop, heckster, An;. SS, at three, 26, at ten, and Sept. 16, at eleven. Attornie", Mr. stoni,, Newport ; and Maim. Reabow and Hope, Stune byildivi, Liocolo Henry Richard Collard, George-street, York-builtlim", St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, cual-iserebsat, Aeg.ll, It, et one, and Sept. 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Swim, Southampton-street, Covent-Garden. William Wilson Hall, Henrietta-street, Jfaekney-road, book seller, Aug. I?, 26, and Sept. 16, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. flutsou, Welielose-meare. James Horzocks, Bolton, Lancaster, hawker, Sept. 6,9, and 16, at tan, the Commercial Inn, Manchester. Anorak% Mr. Hewitt, Manchester; and Mr. MI6, Litaseary-lane, Loudon. DIVIDENDS Sept. 4. R. RiddionAlt, Li‘erpeol, innkeeper, at twelve, at the Golden t.inn, Liverpool. Aug. 2.d. G. Slater, Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Nov. 7. W. Horn and It. Jackson. Rederms-street, wart, rectifying-distiller", it twelve, at Guildhall. Sept. 6. W. Dutton, Liverpool, grocer, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Aeg. '29. J. Ras-, Teignmooth, Devoe, shipwright, at three, at Ilubbard's /Intel. Teignmeath. Sept. J. Booth, see. Helenese Brook, Lancaster, cottoo osanufactu rer, at dews, at the Hare and Hounds 100, Bury. 19. It. Mathews meld T. Junes, Aberysta ith, Cardig.m, at twelve,at the Ivy Bash Inn, Carmarthen. Aug. 26. J. Harris, Beer-iaoe, eidper, at twelve, at Guild hall. Asc. ?9. W. Ileslop, Long-acre, ciao's-mercer. at twelve, at Sept. 12. B. COI!, Stirorbridge, iVnrcester, timber-merchant, at twelve, at oe Dadle.'s Arm. , lan, Dudley. Sept. 7. D. Kidd, Bernick-upon-Tweed, linen-draper, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. . Aag.3l. C. Lesley, Faster-lane, Cheavide, wholemle glo ver, at tea, at Guildhall. Suutk- CFRTIF!CATF.S.—AvG. 9.6. J. Wheatky, Mark-lane, cum-factor. W. Farrar, Salford. Lancaster. plumber. J. Petcock. Kiripton-upon-ilull, merchant. k. Frirker, Porters, builder. G. Jones, Liverpool, book.e.ller. A H. 'fart, Hnonsditck, broker. J. Nlandess. Nlandels. Is urk, cotton-spinner. J. Andrews, Manchester. inokreper. T. Otani', Stnw-markrt, %aWolk, ironmonger. T. Crump, We.tuaiuster-road, unman. R. •h mr 11 not. Loin-Avert, 1...e1in.2 f :ctor. N. S. Haynes, Queen:orate, msuraoce•Sr..e.er. Toiteno.on-court-road„ liquor merchant. 1. Ilertert, lanukseller. e. L ~ -. . - • PA RT EILSH I ntsobtxßf. Frederick tor Mile-LW ()Id To en, and Fred.l9draltra:l North -street, Beihatal-green.—.l ebn Bracer and James 3rx, Ureat Yarennoth, rope-aenkers.—Jmues lii•Xdarn and Wm. Hendrie, Bristol.—Rob. Smith and Thomas IVhitwell, of the Generous Friends vessel, Liverpool—Wm. Hustler and J. Buchatrua, Castle-.(reel, Leicester-square, w ine-merelsants. Joseph fstvlor, James Taylor, James Knight, and Wan. clothiers.—John Lownds, Th.n Lownals, London, and TllO9. !mends, Wood-otreeet, oeJan-wearers. Robert Whytt, Theo. Bentley, and E. A. Wbot, Fee church-street, merchants.—Rd. Marshall alai I'hos. Rnbio son, Reentrant, and Rub. H. Kahan], Chelmsford, printer,. —Jena It.e.rourd and Powell, St. Mail, runt Jarile, tai. nee bakers.—John Knowles ou4 Jobe Flo ith, Alter arm With 11'lladen, York, cotton-spinners.—Wmu Purnell lull Jannis si:ulna, Bristol, soil-sloth-neakers. SURREY SPECIAL SESSIONS. Sitiarday, August 5. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Ncliron Gri&ble was opposed 'under the 35th clause of the Art, which provides, that the benefit of the Act shall not extend to any person obtain. ing money or goods under false preteacts, miles* they shall have been in entsliusineut upwards of 10 years. Mr. MARMOT stated, that in the year 1806, the Prisoner was Mate Of the Lord Eldon East In. diaman, then about to sail for India ; wishing to take a ',Mere out with him, but not having any property, he obtained credit of several tradesuieu, by representing that hi: brother, a Gentleman of property, residing at Ketvedon, in Essex, would accept bills for the amount of such goods as he might purchase ; under this pretence, he obtuinecl credit of sovcrial tradesmen to the amount of near a thousand pounds. Amongst others, Mr. An thony, the opposing creditor, had furnished him with watches and jewellery to the value of 21171. 103. for which the Prisoner gave Won a bill on his brother at IS mouths. Ou Mr. Anthony applying to the brother to accept the nute, be declined doing so, and it did not appear that he had 414 given the Prisoner any authoriry to make such a represontation. Mr. Anthony hastened bark to reclaim his goods, but fussed that the ship had sail ed. None of the persons of whom the Prisoner had obtained goods had ever been paid, nor did it appear what the Prisoner had done With the money produced by the sale; in his schedule be made a return of '• no estate or effects what ever.'" . • These facts were proved in evidence. Mr..P.swes, for the nuttier, coutended, that thatteas no fraud proved in this casu ; the bro.. thini t of the Prisoner should have been brought foulard to prove that Itched never given kWh°. city for bis name being used in this transaction ; and that the tradesmen shrinld have inquired, be fore . they furnished the goods, whether the bills ilitutalrl be accepted, whet wise they furnished them at their own risk. ThoCuort, however, were of opinion, that this was a frradelent tra:zsaction, and the Prisoner was remanded. se'nnight, the business of the Assiz,e of Waterford was interropted by an alarm rof fire, which commenced at the west side of the Court Gaol, and at the distance of ten or eleven 'Mouses from it. Its origin was accidental. The houses in. that neighbourhood being covered with thatch, sixty of than were consumed in the space of an hour. One life was lost, a boy about jeer )ears old. An ilqui,ition was taken yesterday at the Ito. Lin flood public-house, six miles from Watford, M the body ilia Miss Merchant, whose death was uel'asiotied on the preceding day by the'overturn. ing.of a chaise. The circumstances of the case era atifill. The young lady, who was in Lr tertileth year, was on the point of marriage with a young gentleman of the name of 11 - oward s who hail gonefroin London tip fetch her home from a visit in Hertfordshire. Whilst mailig way for a waggon, the near wheel got into a hole, and a wheel of the wagcun having caught that of the theist', the latter vehicle was upset, and the lady received a co:tot:Pion on the head, vehicb occasion ad her deeth in a short time. The gentleman was' trot hurt. Verdict—Accidental Death. JolutaDoThertkatid Alatthew Redly, two pri v4teoildiens we executed ail Aluoday at Ips 4ich,Tilv the wilfill toiltdct of their cua*ra4le, Bowe, its Mil, let. • A gang of thieves, on Thursday last, broke into the hbuse of,blr. Allman, of Beckley Lodge, Bucks, when a maotTlf dog seized ono of them, and io•severely lacerated him, that he expired next day. The others escaped without airy booty. At Bretitford, bcfure a Bench of Magistrates at the Three Pigeons, an on - common case canoe on to be beard last Week. A gentleman was sommoned, at the instance of the Officer of tlestun, to answer a complaint for extreope cruelly to a child ere years old, whom, it was stated, lie bad bought of some wandering gypsies, hall clothed it, and gave it the run of the house. The child put sunlit straw info a Closet, and set- fire to it ; un which thu prisonet, before any accidtiit could happeo, dragged hies from his 2044 and competed him to talks:: a piece• of hut iron goo: a fire •with big bake bands, and beat hint sereirly besides. In .01110103 M's of his cotultick r ie said he did this to deter him from act. ing so in future, bufiliJ•oot mean to repeat such severiti.l l • but, oss the contrary, he would use him tenderly. The Magistrates donsiderine the whole of the east., held the accused to bail to answer the complaint at the visaing Nliddlesex Sessions. k present nil a singular isattire has lately been made to the Bodkin Library, • Word, and to the University Lihrary of (:atnlstis!ge. The Rev. Was. DAY It, B. A. coral.: of Lostleigh, D.:von, having compiled a syste:ii of Divinity in a course of scr. moo,, Want If printed fourteen copies of it, by "'ilia of a press grhiF by himself, page by page, sad leaf by leaf. - 01111althei with immense labour and indefatigable patience, extended his work to 26 vols. in Bro. lib Intends to distribute the rest among the libraries at other i.ublic bodies. Yesterday muctiog• while the family of Mrs. Norman, of So the Lambeth, were at breal. tan', the servant let fsli tht• elm tilled with boiling wa. : ter, by which 'accident )uung Lily, who was un a visit to the farotlf, was scats:ad in so dread! of a ansanei. on the neck and attar •ach that sasall h o p e s are entertained of bar recuse 7. POLICE. -~_ GuILDILITA..—On Saturday Mr. Whittincr,...,,, farmer, at Stevenage, in Hertfordshire, e h s , . , man of the name of Devine or Devaynr , , stealing from him a black gelding, value upwards of 451. The Prosecutor was induced, out of compassion to the Prisoner's situation, who had called sp o i l him in the greatest distress, to give hun enstibiy. mcnt from Wednesday the '26th, to the beecied. ing Saturday inclusive. On the following Wed. nesday, early in the morning, the g tiling in gees. lion was missing. Suspicion fell on the prisoner, and it was discovered that he had not left his lodg. lags in Stevenage fill that morning before day. break. A band.bill describing the horse and the person mimicked of having sfolen him, was b affle . Aiately issued, in -consequence of w hi c h, an d of other prompt measures adopted by the Prosecutor, the prisoner was taken into custody at the Ram Inn, Smithfield, with the horse in his pusseasiun. lie was fully committed for trial. hi asto x.ilousc.—On Saturday, s soldier in the London Minna was charged by ttio mother .1 a girl between 12 and 13 years of age, who had been cngapd to nurse the prisoner's child, with committing an assault upon the Wan.. The child, in her evidence, stated the eireamstance to have firearml five or six times. The Ploy'. eio s unblushing eltruitery, confessed that it lifit place as many scores of times, allegiag, car' th e Sault: lime, that the girl was herself I ► blame. The . Loa. MAYOR, not witl.standing the re. petted applications of tlte Prisoner to beam he.. fore a dill Mims?, ordered him to be reported to his Commanding Officer, where he world Mee that punishment which the infamous stature of his alfende so justly merited. In the Committee of the Hour of Common , on Mr. WI toot's rejected Gas 1411 t Bill, an emi nent Chemist delivered a Report, from n Ilk', it appears, that amity tons of human bon ss fir.. ,n. loudly sent by sea from the nietr.yoli4 to Clc North, where they are groom!, or rather brultrl small in mills contrived fur the purpose, and thin used as a inannre. At the late York Agsizes, a youth of the name of Ilainsu orth, ho had been deprived of his left hand through the carelessness of the dr.ver of a cart in Leeds, obtained a verdict for 5001. damages against Air. Morkill, jun. of Balton, the **am of the raft, for the injury ho had sustained. A person from Bolton was indicted at the Matt. chester Sessions, for having slaughtered a cow at the point of death of a toilk i fever, and selling the slime fur human food, contrary to the statute. The Court tined the offender 54j1. and ordered him into confinement until the sum was paid. Last week a recruiting party of dragoons sta tioned at Ludlow, having received information of a deserter from their regiment being at Aymstree, in ll..refordsliire, went in pursuit of him, di,- guised in smock frocks, where they found liMs with workmen upon the top of a hayrick ; the deserter soon recognised hi. pursue,., and was by them requested to descend, which be did, but no sooner Lad done so than he resist( d and ilefeuthal himself with a pitch-fork. On finding it likely Ito should be overpowered, he ran oil, whet, lie was smiled to by then to stop and surrender, and refus ing to do so, they fired after him with a pistol, tit, ball of it !Rich eetered his beck near the groin, lie fell, and was taken into custody, and conveyed to Ludlow upon a horse, which the party bad brotteit with throb and left at a small distance from the spot. The ball has since been extracted, but tho With lies daugerously ill. • A duel took place on Wednesday morning at Stilton, between Lieut. N— and Mr. It—, Collegiate, after three isselfectual previous meet ings to adjust a difference which subsisted brtw ren them relative to a debt of honour. The latter Gentlen.ao had been held in sureties to keep the peace., and in this tueetin,, ,, _ he was slightly wounded in the side by the second lire of his antagonist, whon the seconds iuterfered, and a recouciliatiou took 111. tee. B IRTIL Oa ➢luoday lad, Mrs. Carter, at Little Bashey, of a thugatrr. MARRIED. Yesterday. at St. Margaret's, Westminster, Charles Stereos, Ebtl. M` , N Kota. DIED. At Sherritritne, int the SUth July, John Fomill, rAq. late merchant and agent for the Bank of Scotland. in Elpin. Oa Tuev.lay, 25th Jely, at Lis house at Cbertaey, Jahn Dixon. FA. axed 61 years. . 0.1 14..ta4ity vornirt la4t,at her house uu Ilichrnowl Lady Clircet, relict of Sir Thomas Clarrri, Bart. COitN I% A Ll.'s 0I tl fIA I CORDIAL. For Oil Disordert of the STOMACH and How cal, I s UlCri- Ws, rwitimitscs, Cuokic, fie. t is a, maxim in Medicine, a. well as in general . nature. that where the fouotain is polluted, the 11!mor. Welt Bow front It cannot he pare. As the stomach there fore i 4 the mservisir of the body, from whence all its facul ties are supplied mid nourished, the whole frame must roam vrtake of its iiresoloritlefs Mow whew? most the d, - :.yes that affect the human body tracts their olinir. and to the removal of those disettres to tiseht primary vim-S -pies And emigrated tsta tr, ti the 011.1 - CAL V I:tiliTA ti LE Ctitz 1)1 I, most happily and cretin ills adequate. • In the moat exeruciatina chulir, and till p slew and oltstrom ilium of the stoliach nod s iseera, whether arising from cold, isallArAion. windiness, or :t paireseert %Woof the alimentary chyle, it gives hu:asti relic); awl in ell that train of nervoas and carou:c diseases that Icare their r,sr from irreenlar or an ea.:N*l,lld ititte of the digestive pawer's tech as hyArrieel, ;ma porhoodrioall, its ef forts are astonishing, to tilititsWlC,, lON mores of .pirltN tr.-a - Isimp, debility, weakness of all th- mental rorporras poste.. that depend nu the time of the ,todeica and the &wit of the senora 'Tom, its virtues alt. w, li annum in a general :AA numerous variety' Of iosl ..ecri. to Anti, of any doubt. its ortion is out na.:rely coonued to the removal of the of diseisk, b. 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