The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-03 00:00:00

TIM STATESMAN. CERTIFIC ATES-A 1.1111. 91. T. llottLes, Cit.,. Souierserslii;c, de der in lapis caliminaris -3 Hil,r, Alan Ick. Novtlineibetlaud• merchant -J. Hale, liristi.l. carpenter - W. Bourne' . and M. Collies, Old 'Change, K 1 N u.sehouseni, ll—. i. I.ister, Nettles t , iii.Yorksliire, .I?ichant -C. t Meman. Doswell-street-road, scat efl;:er—W . Spi,rden, Lon- John Field and I deii•sowt, u.ereln,vt--S. Mihail. Ilules•ut en, 'Shropshire, linen- 'fnr draper -It. Kato-M. ll . Sass Icy-Field, Derbt shire, . om-builder the w a r "' maid, -T may. Sto•ppertoi., Middles(' %, shookceiter -W. 1 1 *, Dian- him on the 21st of J e:ofe, ttol.iii-ilniol-court, Bow-lane. carpenter-W. Haim- . o n . e P r i soner, , re,l. i ford, lligh,,treet, Vormigh, linen dra •-r -.1. T. Von Hein, ('a...umile-street, merchant-C. flobluson, Red Lien-Street, lately returned from . - Pt, . . . -I. Holborn, I.:lberia-tier. 1 a wa t erma n. The deceased was'a lid in the Charity: /,.%!! i•NEosolos inssoLVLD, i A. S and J. Peak... Itan.sgate. soreeon, -3 Guest, J. Jukes, S c hool at Wandsworth. .rh jet.. ,out xx. m. Juke-. Iliimingliam, meech:m ita-S., J., and three lads of the same schol, was, thata as g i ven the G. Pti;ker. 11-adiez, eke:: and watch -•naker -S. Snipe and J. ' !shoot, evidence, b o b is were all playing together when -the two. Prisoners ta ii vi....i i . Liverpool. ,lii,i-beoker- . Soper, see and J. S per, ii,. livistt.l, hat-manuf.olitrers- ,1 . Eitefts 'F. Heel's. mid .1. cnme up with a gun, 'being, as they supposed, sil o l l . - •! 4:i-hoick, Itortiley I. toc::•sti re, Cuttoii-ii,. fartorers -J. Hors fall a nd J. Milipr. lliniford, Yorkshire waull m-drapers -I;, log at . piieotts. Some of the boys cried out,'" * Therei Sherwood ;Intl It. \lrides'. Scalcoates,Yorkshite. home joiners is 0 Pigeon, " -it. G o dwin and .1. MIT, Saint Wallas, ‘lomitooth.ltire, : pointing into. the air over their heads. coal-nicreliant , - 7 .1. Clark awl H. Ilas . fit !I, Toner-street, %sine- Ditidsoti said, " I will have a shot at some .of', brokers -J. Parry. sett. .I. Parry, kn. atm 11. Parr% . Ilrlstol, you,"- 30viisI: Davidson polled out a powder-horn, and They then went off to the distance of isb o ut • tin-plate-workers-J. Pinheirff :10..1. D. i'..Brinnon.Wititecim -- pet High-street. tobacconists-J. hone and J. Crosby, it a rris. iVer•Ogice, April I cool ' , •sutclitt-higimay, Hist' previsitinacrehants-ti. Odily Field loaded the gnu. Davidson then pulled out a. • Seritegiment of Font, Ensign George Jarvis to be Lieutenant, , 1 a and J. Somers. Silver-street. Goldm,ntiare, tallow chandleeh little hag, and gave something.to • IField, who appa vire nav°, k 011 , 1 in action. l -T. Billingc a:4 W. Copps, Piccadilly, liverv.stahle-keepers rea lly pot it into the gun. Field then pet (he gun win. Constamitie, Gut to he En,i7.n. vice Jarvis. I -.1, and'. W. Smart, Itourii's llill Earn, Ifor.liam-J. Jones to l's - 1 llandpointed it it. 210 U , 1 I tit Ditto, Captain ‘sii. Moore to he M a jor, by purchase, vice and . r.Tavine. London, excavators -J., J.. and B. Wood, and T. Percival. promoted - lock went down, t er ir. The lre but the gun did not go 0 ril Ditto, Second Lientitiato Edward Methold to be First Lieu- nor' -hall, Winelie.tcr , trei t, merchants -T. Frew'', W. Dint - -then took a knife f • rom hi s .1 pocket and nicked the tenant, without purth.tte, t ice luckei , promoted its the 41th t on.und IS. ila , latti, Liverpool. plumbers-N. and T. Meredith, „ tout. - Sitimit•oteet, Lambeth. st•stinvers -C. Mich, sen , and w. Wolf, re-corked it, pointed it a second time at the! amnes Drury, !Init. in he Second Lieutenant, vice method. : Whitehead. ,en, NS are, Ilertionishire, brick inakers-W . Car- boys, when it went oil'. Stallard exclaimed he was etith Dion, L'esiteimiit W . 11. troug,a., from the Bourbon He- pewee. .1. (i0b..1-1. and I). and J. " ant. Eivt sionehouse, or -d own . pliant. to he Lieutemint. sire Col n Campbell, who retires emobire, nav v.-contractors-S. Chapnell. E. T. Latour, and I. wounr .9 , an • 'ton half pay of t h e Bourbon lieziii.ent. . B. Cramer. !'sett Bond-street. music-teller?-,l Soatnes anti T. Id d fell •lt appeared that he was 27th Ditto, Lieutenant James Adair to be Captain of a Coin. , ?sinus'. wht.h.r_wp., siiiiailield,. ~,:w.maker,-H. Evans (lieu b oth jwuesnt went above the hi bone. -The Prisoners pany, by purchase. vice 51i-re, alto retires. and I). Thomas, l'onyrevil, 61:iniorganshire,woollen-manufac rnsign B. Slattery to he Lieutenant, vice Steele. deceased. fluent. al N Ditto, Ensign Thomas Nieney pettily to be Lieutenant, vice . _.......mue.-- he Mr. Chapman, a surgeon, at Wandsworth, said,: WOl4 coiled in to see the boy..; he found him wound- . wrille,dvcen‘ctl. The Average Price of SUGAR, for the Week, ending March etl above the hip joint ; this was on the 21st of Jou. Ind Ditto, la,•menant Chart. s Wallet to be Captain of a Com-log . i, 5;,, '7ll . per ( %.. pony, L i re Ptircell , dsemased last ;he languished until the `lsth, when he died.—, Average Prices of Ct lit Nof ENG!, aN I) and WALES, per ,-. Ensign George Smolt to he 1 ieutenant, vice Wallelt . O lt opening the. wound he *found a bullet 'bad peue quarter:from the net ern, ending March 25 :- Ensien Charli•s unlit's, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be fil-tin. vice Small. ! %heat. I Rye. Barley. Oats. i (karts , Pease.. deem. crated between the plates of the bolls. On the same• 111 Ditto, Lieutenant W. Rellierham to he Captain of a Corn- 1 s -wounded, both the I'll ! v. d. 1 v d. c. , I b. 4. 1 1. F. , c 1• c fl. - pan e , by tin i chase. tics I lonek Olson. who corsets. 7.:d Ditto, Hospital A-thatit tieth•rick B. White to be Assist- 1 66 ti I 58 . 7 . 29 3 ! ` 22 10 16 0 3 9 1 0 - nn 1 antlers came to his house to enquire after him and ailt.siii.leoli, vire /lay, tt ho retires. . ~ they both seemetrto be • in great distress. The ,Pri- . 81d Ditto, Ensign Jrinit .lames niter. from half-pay of the6lst I I'. tit, to be beam vice Lanford. dead of his %sounds. I A faux pcs has recently occurred in high .life, Boilers lie said both lived at Wandsworth , and bore , 8.5 , h Ditto. i which promises to furnish some employment to the good characters. • • . • . , • To be Captains of Crenpaiii---Lientenants William Walker, Gentlemen of the long robe. A galimit Geiceial, ' The Prisoners being called upon -for tht ; iir de vice t •rey, killed in al 11011; anti George Wellings, s "!" • who has more than 'mire bled in the serriee of his fence, Field sa id h e was intoxicated at ,the time and. Wilk;esno, kill, d in action. to I e Lirtittlia , .t..-1 wigui- George A-Iston, vice Hickson, dead country, was a few days since discovered by a ;light did not suppose there was any ball in the 'tun. 'rite of his wound.; 1S imam Marsh, vice Walker ; mid M. liar- Hon. Commotier ine.micli a aituati- a in his wife's ot4er Prisoner said he was so much intoxicated that . - Lott, .ire Welliugs. dressier;-room, i s left him no room to doubt that a he did not know what passed. Severaillituesses gave. To be Ensigns-I: ahem Vain:fellow, Gent. vice Ashton; and J. flower, Gent. vice 31;91.11. • criminal intercourse had taken place between Cie them both very good characters. parties. . . 94th Dieu, Itoa tort Ilard.liby, Gent to be Ensi gn, by purchase, Tile Lady has quitted her husband's boos', ' the Jury frond them 'Guilty af Manslaughter, vice ll'lsiahh, promoted 'i- and is at peacoat under the protection - f her fiieml,. and , he learred Judge said the case was so !trod toli Dina. To be First Lieutenants, with o ut porch se-Second Lieutenant The woman who attempted to steal the Ciow a nue, 'hat he should go to the utmost - extent of the. - ---- ynam. lie, NiLiegor, orpnuotot in the Portuguese from the Jewel Otfice in the Tower, on being inlet- law in their punishteent. and lameuted he watt limited Artny ; tool Second 11.n:ennt 11. Fitzgerald; vice Back bruise, dead of ~is a minds. - rogated, said her oame was Williams, that she was ato pouisk teem with imprisonment for one year only,, To he Second lariat-a:int -Manners John Ker William Logan, milk-woman, and lived In Westminster. Gent. vice Lynam. searchf•d, hut none of the She was diamonds were found in ' and -to be fitted each one shilling. 97 1 11 Dino. Lienteoluit .1. 11. de Cro_er to he Captain of a James Bafl was indicted for the wilful murder of comp:vim. a itionii purchase, vier floward, promote,:. her possession. and on subsequent search in the Ensign Arthur Douai' to las Lieutenant, vier I:roger, his infant child, of the age of fi ve -weeks, by c.cuet . Reg •lia Boom, ill the precious stones were found. . ; James Nl•Cartiat, .rut. to he I sn,ign, vire Du;Anii. , treatment. • . ~ - 1015* Diito, toupit.d..t-ioant Frederick Wiiiiely to tie a s _ The thief was then conducted to Lambeth-street i - . Aslant-surgeon , rice Vocer , who resigns. Police Office , I Air. Alt ft Ar . .Tv, Its , . leading Csiunsel fm• theiirese 10'r out°, Camain lielinati Custanee, from half-pay of the Another boxing match, for a purse of fifty guineas cation. stated that tilts was a - eye of circornstantial .alib Feot, to be Captaiu of a Company, vice DI Jtkll, %ill) ! ' evidence. The Prisoner was.Smarried •to his wife est:loners. '' has been made to take place in the same ring in York (Iw:seers. John Tennant, Gent. to be Ensign, without whit+ !I.•l!armer and Shelton will contend on the . - r born in . while she was pregiihnt ; the child W s 44c purchase, sift` N.•lllorran. pi 0,..ntei1.• tober , and died in Novemittir : fixts ' Upon .its fiettli, IA titre an Simeon lerrar to he Adjutant, vice Stearin, pro- , I g i l l irk". t*tween Carter and a promising pugilist as clrcurftstantet of stispiciob airily; tllO body was mined. of no i re than fifzeen stone. High odds are betted . - • BREVET. • • exnmined 2 a n d 12 ribs were found tcr - beive- beet ll'lni against.oth Shelton and Carter. er Durres Comae, on the halt-pay of Bradsl:aw's late Levy, broken. Ile then detailed - eaprAssioni • of ill-Will - to lte Lietit ani-C•,:noel in tlo. Arun. At the. D- .t,, Assizes; Anthony. Lingard. the . 2 ta ., 1•111. Alexander li.ubson, of the ll'oh Foot, to be Major in • • tried t.l it ,r,, b ,' . . Slut to be tile& of the "•" c/fild •by••titst. - Priioner, 'and d ie Ai.). s °wig, 1, wa• lO2 s sift nii e( y strntigulailini! some 0 ,.. ... , HoSPITAL STAFF. of Ilautiali 0-: .1, ri widow, aged 'IS years, who Iseyt in r str,,urOtinces ; ..but :air - the Witniiiies ...._:. g . when ealletkvii4 not. - prove any - feet .of ill sisti , ,gf;,.. lit leleunty Impertor .lisin Meaoe, from the half-pay, to he De- the , uri.pike gate at Wardlow Mien, par , avr , _ epgyi 'ivy Inspector of Itcopitais, rite Tegart, who retires upon Talesivell. It appeared in evidence that the • pri- would be unjust to report tile staitawseriv tiosippeehtf half pay. , by an y evidence; and it 'also *vomiting that..the - , To hr Iluipital assistaws to the Forces-Hospital-Mate ail- boner e0:0111ilted the robbery and murder in t h e „.. child probable fell froma table!), aceidenti the Jovr jein, Cannan, llos,li.al-Mate, Hobert Cavetnill, and Hospi- 110 et Sunday, the 15111 January last—that he took - • tat 31nte 1: iehard is ,a,h, acquitted the Prisinnei: ••• ' . :. - - '''' •• - •. 4 -L i - t 1 from the house several pounds in cash and ntees, and Tae Duke of Brim:wick Deis' Corps. li, •' ntrh.id .irk s Lve. to he Paymaster . of Ciivalry and 'of:rutty, ' a pair of w omit it's new' shoes—that immediately after The Cotenant . contained tie'iase of i thetit ' atml vice Gold, superseded. ! the deed was perpetrated he went to a young woman in point of offence win very light for th:s county. NIENIOR n ND1.71. i The piornotion of Ensign Joh Gal raith to be Lieut , mant in n the neihb gourtinedw h o , had b een se d uce d b y hi m,: i The Assizes and d ent e Circtlit'finished dt Ali place. • tie '2716 (' .I..vice Steele, dereased, as stated ili the Gazette and stirred to fire her arsine money if she would ! of 11 di Eebanary lust, has not taken place affiliate the child upon Some other person—that lie! ERRATA in the Gazette of the Ilth February last. We have received American Papers, which were '. ii:.ve her the shoes and a l so some money ; but it being '27th Foot. _. _, brought to Liverpool by the Milo, a fter•it passage For Georg,f- Hill, Gent. to he Eusign. without pur•mitse, vice : ...i.ioured that Hannah Wye! . had been murdere d , flalbruitl, iirmorited, r.iiil George trill. tient. tu be Ensign, ; and that a pair of FhnP,. had been taken from bar, from Boston of only 18 days. The Milo is the first 11 ititutit pli e reinive, vice Slattery, promoted. United Stifles vesi...i that has arrived at any port in the yonswe woman t eturnedllin shoes to the prison . prisoner, this country since the•rPtification- of the Treaty of who said that she had no occasion to be afraid, for . • ' ' Peace. Many others had sailed from di ff erent ports that he had t' em of a person in 'iv:imitate for a pair • „ fnr Europe, and the revisal of commercial inter- of stockings. 'The shoes were however returned to course with Great Britain had diffused universul joy him. and the evident e ntiduced is respect to them, as and satisfaction throughout the United States. well as Other cireunistnoces, clearly established ' the Ito guilt of the prisoner, independent of lois own con- . The squadron under Reer-Admiral lion. H. Ho- ..OW— i THAW, which blockaded the Northern ; ports of Anie•; • feasifin before the mag i s t ra t es . 'lle was found guilty, BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. and executed on Tuesday, maintaining a sullen in , rice, has returned to England, in consequence of the T. Herten, Bush•lane, drysalier. from March *to May 16, • ... . • sensibility, and showing no agitation or dejection, peace he the two countries. , On 'kuesday the . at Gellilliall. • W, Winstai.ley, Liverpool. merchant. tram April 1 to April though he ackno*ledged the justice of the sentence. Saper6 and Saturn arrived at Plymouth ; the Juilort 13, at lit.' King. And. , Invent. Liverpool• fiigate, in the Downs ' ; and the Podolia, Dis p atch , The lio is now hung in chains. S. air. High Holborn, engilicer, from April 1 to April 15, at Guildhall. PA' 11148514101 y accident occurred last week in the and Nimrod, at Spithead. • - laaaiti : the a BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. neigisbolllainsod of Oxford-street. Three gentlemen State, the news of the Peaceshattafused st H. T. stiii. Princes-street, Lambeth, dyer+ driving fdetatisly along in a curricle came in contact liesrttelt satisfaction. At New, London, the teed- J. Cajal:Ana, ,en. Leicester. butler. , 11 %hi klt Ut`TS. with a fiatitiey-coach, when the former was unfor- cans gave a hall on the event, .to the Officers of our I. Clare, Payne's-pl,tee, Remit..-town, broker, April 8, 15, llntat•ily overturned, and, melanchol y May 11, at GotWhall. Attorney, Mr. Peter, Prilsgi at e-place, ~of ts, gentlemen, a Mr. Sill, from the country, was had a eg man life, Mr. FuLTely, is desa . hlippily, boWevet, • Temple . . . . 1..e..* , . innkesper. April 12, 11 May 1:1, at the V' liihn-on *killed on the spot, and one of the others I had he been lie; ; . •. 1.; • • tzlnt saust •• - . S r EsUii and Nimilh Inn, ased. Attormes, Air. Ilattye, Chancery- .1... lane ; ;old Mr. Speight, Leeds. . broken, and otherwise dangerously bruised. The One of the most • tikefol se w' C. M Ditimigom, liriiiirose-hill, Salisbury-square. sea- third escaped unhurt. , boner, April C. 15. Slay IJ, at Guildhall. Attorney 31r. Shear- 1 cations which has: . ••• , T'te wife of a notary, of NogeotkSeine, was : years past, is ju4 ''''''' ' 11' 4. lililll, liar* -street. Hloom-hory. s ...4... I) T. Arl,ol , Hon, Wiltshire. dealer, A pril . l2, 11, May 13, • lafe:y delivered,' on the 2'ld March; ...e fine chit- of OBsEItPATIO . • nt the Ih•ar Inn, Melkeharn, WilOhire. Anomie!. Mesas. (i, who are all doing - and C. Moule. melkshara. Wiltshire; and Messrs. Froad and ' I Hose, Serle-street,lancoln \inn. i .'slire A o t No, ingbarn Assizes, John Ilempstock wits con-1 ca res by Vet. - ' r'„ T. Itoe.weii,ll'o , alske. Uniolushire s wine -merchant, April ' victed of murdering James Sigel!, a boy, about tiv . ..elve , ' , T ., h , 01114 .._ i iiii C ri t t i t tlh ieo . ...... *: ' 17. S, NI it I.i at the * 4 llsetl Platzle , Inn, Lincoln. Astonde. • • years of age, and executed on :Mr t one, no.ton ; and Mr. Wow's, Greville-strect, Hatton. ' Thni‘daf•r 4 n an Medicine, and nction en the Civil Side, Boulton a. Moody, !for a • •f)e reinoi, •:' o g • . il 'a. • tl. l' err. Hack ip.e. draw, April S, 15, May I.i, at tioild. broach of promise of marriage, a verdict was, by Syrup and h. I. Aunt - tes. 510.srs. Brim:ls:lmi and Hewitt, Little Friday- consent, taken for the Plaintiff- , si. - eit.• . ' 0 1. ; soid isy ../' • .1. itoiwit4..l. W.ingaimum, awl V. llynli, Gower's walk ,; and the Defendant's Com . •tnibig • - A N 1 •i 9-1 , -eel. , itgar-rt hr.c*' , . Apt 11 •R 15 Ma • 13 • t Guild. clar • ation as td the anew', ' •• de. ' , n o rn . e ;N o , , . , . ) . a IC-li, atee•oe, , 11r. Viols-is, Coca-Exchange, Alark-lane. meter of , the fair F . , 7 31 t ., .; P. Voting :its J. Proclilv•rit. Wiippiags;rOpe.maker, April . ; - . Pl' 4 s t !sr V 4. '.: l . V., 13, nt fluild!mli. ' Atto . ruies, Alcsrs. Oakley' and r There is at , ' lrm'' • " :. Als Nu ' flitch, ..I;sniii's-lane, twoitbresrre.a. eilh • Nv• Ai. a os.eit lasi C, ' , atoll, tireat East Cbrap, provision- 1 , " Q-64 ' 7 "N - 1' - Of h ae,era, April S. 15, May I :, :If Guildhall .Al!orilics. 114111141. 'illaeftsn ' i'ag ' } .1s:0i-stand Fter:rtn, Caol,•-tareet. l'alcon-;tpuire. ~,..• • , .. • I;, Hesse, Commercial :sate-rooms, sugar-brisker. April Fa . • .' . •.° May t:). at Guildhall. Atturnics, Mee,rs, Molt and ' ' Thrcatineville-tt reet. • ,r. r., . .. • P. Stritizvr, Ecliii a' on, otehnol-mixtres,..April a; Hs; ' *ash nt Guildhail. Atioruey, Alr• Griy , Tyson . , place, .. - se, K - Mt road. tv. Ward, Hampstead. cheesearonawr, Aprill3. 18. 4. • ,at Guildhall. Ates t rv. Richardson Fisher and Lake) ~, street, St. James's. • DI VIDENDS. • May 6. H. Yonng and T:•tl. Ctuilie, Chichester, April ve, W. Trim - low, ten. Swallow-sneer, St. cheesemongei-April Iti, , T and G. Wood, Kirkby Yorkshire. beteiti•rs-Aprio7, J. Ellin" North ' -p r- .M. Duke, Fork s ennit*lptsrer-• ' ,'•%!,' , tit: Lawrence Poutaney- elutet- ' W. 'l'd, Edmonton, Vliildlesee, tin rewriter- • N. • Ai l , lie!sten. Cornwall. ,racer-Aprif 8, W fatom THE LONDON G.IZETTE, ArezzL 1. 117.itchaP, Apil 1.. His Royal Ilighties, toe Prince Regent hash-en pleased, in the name and c.,n the :whaif of his Ma jesty, to nominate and apiloint the lei. ht Honourable Richard Earl of Claticarly, one of his Maksty's nenipotentisries at the Congress at Vienna, to be a likight Grand Cross of the Most ll(,nourable Ordor of 't he Bath. His Royal Highness the Princn Regent has also beton pleased, in the name and on the helislf of his Iklaj'st), to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto 'lnward Elphinstnne, Esq. Lientenant-Colottol in the Corps of Itn ii; Engineers, and the heir male of body lawfwly begni ten. MII.II ARY PROMOTTONS. njA' re of ()rigor:we, ch SI. tine-esiion to Vacancies in the Royal Regiment of Artillery. i jint Liet.tenunt J. E G. Parker to be Second Caitlin ~ ...Second Lieutenant Harr. G. Ord to be Find Lieutenant. Captain .tames Ayde to h. Captain of a Company. Tir:t I.it oien.tot F. Vow. to be ,4,* ord Captain. Second Lieiitenaut aeuiamin 1.. Poynter to be First Lieutenant. inibat II- go_ n 'ate WI • • 11e was (skim to the Compter, and cl,,solv con. fined, but Sal uriTly morning centrived lo elude the vigilance of his girds, onr rrf whom he oinr. Willed, and hail marls ettected his [.rape k t „ Mildred's-court; when he was secured I) ) Wird, the keeper.. . The Prisoner said he hid fled from file country to saVe hislife, which had been to lenrd by some evil-minded persons, and that it naz the arprei". Sinn • of their approach on Frithy night Abicli had induced him to jtraill from the ind , sss th e i:„„ . His. general demermo. r lie;ne e. a m bouring. under insanity, the Sitfini Alder min di. reeled he should he tak. , i, 111• e rr ci:e of t h e Weeper of the Compter, till his friends should cume turns rd to claim him. 1304V-STItEET:—On Saturday, Jam Griffin'is. alias enot:ffits ; was (nought to the ornirgiat with robbing Mr. Sutton, of Cittristreel, in the ra , ( 3 , as be was passing through; king•street, C otent . rden ' Mr. Sutton made thr discovery in an extraordinary manner, by his o!)serriiig the Prisoner' in the act of robbing a gentleman of the name of Powell at the same time, when .Is gave information to Mr. P.m.'', and the Prisoner was secured. On searching him, none o,f Mr. Powell's pi eperty .was found upon him, but Mr. Sutton's silk handkerCbjef was found in his bosom. On questioning the Prisoner to give an account of himself, he acknowledged that he had slept in Tote hill_ Ida Bridewell the preceding night, and Mr. liittxrE recognised him to have been only discharged at the IVestminster Sessions a few hours before for a similar offence. • lie was committed for farther examination. Anthony POWCP, who has been in custody for some time, on suspicion of having committed a va riety of acts of swindling, underwent a final en. Mr. BIRNIE informed him, that out of the great •ariety of charges that 1110 been preferred against him, he thought there was only ono which was tan &le as a fraud, et,d' that was Mr. Bumpas, the bookseller's case, for 111. for %Welt he had given a not%-po)obLe, at Mossrs..Biddulph and Cox, when he hacrtioeffects or assets thero, which he considered a false toke.o under the of King Henry VIII.; huf the Magivrate informed hi:n oe had re , eived a let. tef from Mr. Hump's, tiro li,i g to prosecute, taking his chalice as to the ,aryt..ent of the note. :Ile .was therefore di>, , _ ,A 5 tle Pii‘oner *et, Iv..eitt l y, the Office, be was arrosted fig I'Bl. et. the suit or Mr.Asperne, tde book. Allve. • " "i •s —. a urday Mary Pratt, a an. iban. mss., 11,;(! TN*. Pratt, her hugband, • were charzed try 4 Mr.Giirtiett flgiiriloy.' of Nll .. 1 .0!e-street, with de. tehritZt tr 4 4ol.inal.c2ol. Bunk , ote, •his property. • 'Vhe Proseettor-said !hit •11. , had tied up the notes it the frill of. one of Ids shirts. and forgot that he itwsi .: clorte so t until he 'had 'sent the shirt along salt other ;Wield; to s fqii; Pratt. Ott et ,f, «. the gritinev, the . Prifionor at first 'd • ow. ledge - of it, hiut ar . laugth -the host* . the .04 Prosceutor 301. if he would reliuqu "A r alto the'`. 0 .01.... • - .„ .'( The Prisoners. wqre .committed for re-eiaminas (ion. • Elizabeth Sliaw was charged by Mr. Jamie Brooker wish bigamy, she !loving married him dur. ing 'he life time of her first husband, Chas. Shields, well knowing at the time of her second marriage that her first husband was living. The Prisoner is a young %COMO of respectable connections nsiji extremely interesting in her ap• • pea'rtbibe. From the circumstances of the case as they were detailed, it appeared that Mr. Shields and MA Brooker had both been declared the admirers the lady for some time.—At length the . 4re . ference was given to Mr. Shields. Mr. Bret) was dismissed ; and on the da t ". February fast, she was married •t. Mr. Shieldl. ' Scarcely heft they ever, before she re . . • . • - -.- 41, 1.. A• .. ' . - >s•"•• • • - , ' •:, . • - ---- -- -- - ---. •......., ..... : mama ,•• - • POLICE. ASST.. . ~.‘-‘: . • . .. _r). ?UZl'', a man . nr respect. (•;AT: , N. M . frilltunt Dfiv Owe , ...-., . •, wa l . a brnu,.h t , t up in co . ler 4.f Daniel Stalla .. . . . • U . 41 : f 'h . ls hasi 1 ."'" atw 'loll of . • . TA 0 Nt—h , , LA. • ,We rrchlin lane,tiiri n • Virt:!oss nt the . ,and I)), , iole.•t crieS l Field , ttiusi;j vb V ea Va:d a sw s o pagn - 04, ..."I.loi on p 4 , of robbery, thioyes, 6.. c. alarmed the fluorites cif the • ' • m a Ftench prison, !tor, the other I . house. a 11 ,