The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-22 00:00:00

I.IIV INTHLLICIeNa.' COURT OF CHANCC:tY. Nor. 21. EX-PARTE EARTWRIGIIT, IN TOE MATTER OP WHITE- IIfIUME, A BANIMPT. This was an applica tirra on the part of the assignees of a person of the name of Davis, an uncertificated bankrupt, who had been allowed by the assignees under hia former commission, FlViiirdell il, June, 381`2 to commence handing n second time, on his own acconiit, and in that manner to ecquire a pro port y, to ty‘coni• a creditor of the bankrupt, and to take out a commission neeinst him ; to have the com mission super.eded, on the ground of ; there being us petitioning creditor's debt due to the petitioner, but that the same wls doe to his assignees, he being ay uncertilicated hankrept. ;Mr. SlosurAuu soh!, he had understood this pet tition to lie over, to gise Mr. 'Preslove time to en quire at the assignee, for whom he appear. d, if he *vete willin4 to take the petitioning creditor's- debt, Ise pay iog the cspences incurred in recovering it.- 11e submitted, that where the assignees under a com mission of bankrupt allowed the bankrupt to em bark in trade before he hail procured his certificate, and in that way to acquire property, which they afterwards claimed, they must in justice, on so doing, allow him all his expences incurred in the re-! covery of it.. Mr.iihwe said, the assignee was perfectly ready to accept.ot the aebt, but not on 'the Co)ilitioti of beidirstilposed on. Ho felt 11111101 f 110'001 to kay o Hilt' this eneortiSsien must be sopersetb-a, It molt t put tßsittli • throe twiug too debt due to the petisionii* Eretiltotv on which it could be supported. Will there ioy thing he asked, in the conduct or this orterrtificated..balikrupt. who, in suing not a cont. iiission against Mr. Whitehouse, swears thatll debt is due to biro, which he knew well was tiottlue ter • him? It would be extremely hard on assignees so situated, if they were obliged to entitle them to al debt equal to. half the amount of suing out a corn. • an , issiott, to pay the costs of a commission to a bank. mit who had so conducted himself. Moortcu subniitled, it was infinitely more eangeroas, and contrary to the practice of that Court, where an assignee had suffered a bankrupt, before he had obtained his certificate, to trade and to recover a debt since acquired by him, to the UlllOlllll probably, of 1001. at the expence of 5001. to come in at the last, and claim it all, without allow ing one farthing to be paid over to the bauktupt. Mr. fit at. contended, this was an irregular mode of proceeding to recaver his debt. If it was a had commission at law, who would say itshould be mani c ined in this Court? The Lotto CUANCELLOC—Actinns at law could be maintained for payment Ora debt by an nuceiiili catiul bankrupt, without iitlyerentleman choosing to butite, that in this Court, for at least hullo cett tory; a contrary prdt tice bad prevailed in commis sions. Now his Lordship co , icelved, after it was held• that itetiona. at 1a... , could 1 ).. maintained, it would distress them coi.solerably to point out the diireretice why a comtni:sion could n o t ho sn st u i oe d if theirs could. As he understood it, all that a fotmot•Strignee could claim was•the clear profits of his . bikkiupt's after-trading, after dedticting all imp. tires. Mr. MONTAGU said he held in his hand another petition in the same bankruptcy. ft was the petition of Mary Ann Andrews, who was a creditor to . the patent of 473 i. and of certain other creditors of the• baukrupt, praying that the commission might not be superseded, hut that the said Mary Ann Andrews might be allowed to become the petitioning creditor, in the place of the other petitioner, and that no new commission might he awarded, nor any additional exponce incurred in this case. these being no affidavits in support of this petition, Air. HARI mowed, and Mr. Mowratat consented, that it he di , rnissed with costs. The Loan ..:1ANc.1. 4 ,r.0n, yt.tid, let the last petition he distnistwd tit cost:. The former petition in volved a question of law, and would be a lit case to go for the tleri-ion of 1 Court of IA %V • 11.. 51%4111111, houaver, read the affidavits, and direct %list should be done. COURT OF KIN(;'S ISENCII, Nov. 9.1. The Court was occupied nearly the whole of the ddy in the argumentation of special cases, none of which were of sufficient pultiic importance for detail. INFORM‘TION. Chitstce moved for a role to show cause, why a criminal information should not he filed ogling W. F. Bayley. Esq. and Edwatil Boys, Esq. two Migiorates of the Corporation of Dover, and Unapinan, an attorney of Margate, under the following circumstances:—lo the early part of this term a certiorari was moved for, to hring, an indict ment, p!efert:d at the Dover Quarter Sessions for the non:repair of certain. Fonds in the parisbes of St. John and Acol, in the district of Margate, into this Court ; but under the circumstances then disclosed, the object of the application was not attained. In She mouth of December last, the indictments in ques tion wero pr.-ferred alainst the inhabitants of the two palisle , s mentioned, for the non-repair of a road two in extent, which ViaS in an extremely decayed CIO dangeious state. Aft.or the Bill was found •no s . ep was f Leo to remove the evil complained of • until the '29 i. of flay, the next Sessions tor Dover being to he hi hi on the '231 A few days before tiit. labourers were employed to give a face to lyse read, and smooth the ruts in it ; but no substantial rev. sir w;is effected. Alplication was mail.. to tae 'Ton Clerk of Dover, in order to know whether the io linbita !its meant to coma in and plead to the indictments; anti it was found that no such step had been taken. In. 'teal of which, Mr. Chapman appeare.! at the last Cover Sessi•ms, with the certificate of Mr. Boyce 8 :4 Mr. it'll:01011ms of Dover, purporting t o he sl A ned on the 2td of May, representing the 'paid in question to be in a perfect state of repair, in cnnsequence of which the indictment was stayed.—H .After the proceedings upon the subject NI r. n.. 3 0, the attorney, was seems upon the stops of toe ( unit (louse (as the affidavits represented), at the easy way in which he had got rid of Mr, r.. Nan:ara's indictment, and was bend to utter ex-; • —minx itstlit..iins that lie bad used artifice in cf . yr -:.• • *,c-/ '. i •9YtY Y=~ 4 ~ M' Y i 1 TI1I! STATESMAN. . . filming the - purpose ofstnving the pf&cetdirttillon the . prosecution. lie (Mr. G.) had now the affidavits of eight er ten persons, completely negativing the fact of roe rorid Irving in a staie.of replic; and therefore the ground motion o w l, 'ilia Il ene G ent l emen had einieav , ,ored to pervert the course of justice. Lor.l Et.t.sNeonouatt.—liave you any thing in your affidavits a Inch shows that they did it with a, corrupt uitive, nr that they were conscious that the road was not in a state of repair at the time the certi fici.te nag made? Mr. GuftNET.—rfothing. But at the time the certificate was produced iwCnurt, one of the MR• gistrates was prevent, and the Counsel fur the pro secution told hint, that if he would swear to the truth of the certificate, the Prosecutor would he be atified, but he refused to give any answer on that oc casion. Lord ELLENBORoUGH.—Iie might decline giving any answer. 04 being conscious of the truth of the certificate, and conceiving the question itself to be au insult. Mr. Gettxty.—l have the affidavits of several percnn•, completely negativing the certificate of these AI kigisl rates. Loud ELt.cwitonouou.—But can you show that they %tele privy to this certificate from a corrupt mo tive? Mr. GurtsET.—They state that they were on the spot on the ?.oth of Miy, ind saw the road, and found it to he in a state of perfect repair ; whereas itt'that moment, •accurding to my affidavit, it was in *complete state of irrepair. • Lard Eur.t,.xisaucco.—They might not be con-. versant with• the suliect. They might think, from the appearance of t. ,e read, that it was in a state of repair. In their judgMent every thing - (sight have been done which they thought oircessary.• • • hfr. / lustice D*MPIEIL—This costificatf'was made at . the May Sessious ;—why did you , not come seiner?, Mr. Jklidef BATt,EY.I(OI, had all the last Term to come in. If you came Nit Term, then the other side might have an opportunity of answering the ap. plieatioti. You are rather of the halt. . Mr. Justice LE BLANc.—It is too mach, and* such circumstances, to grant a criminal information. ;I Lord ELLENZOKOUGII.—If you felt yourselves ag. grieved, you ought to have come speedily. They are called upon as Magistrates to make the certificate, ; and what they have done, may have been done by , mistake or in error. If you can show that what they have done, has originated in malice or corrup tion, or from any motive of that complesion, the Court would be willing to grant you the Rule, but • ithout such motives being made manifest, we can not entertain the application. Rule refused. LATE CATASTROPHE IN WELL-STREET: The three persons oho are HOW knonn to have perished in the late calamity, but whose bodies have not been dis. covered • are a Frenchmen, a German, and do Irish. man. None of theist, we are happy to stale, had families; they were constantly resident upon the premises of Mr. Constaiti. Of the individuals sent to the ll4:spital, one (a Frenchman) Bird )esteiday morning. The remainder are pronounced out of danger. INQUEST. —Yeiterday an Inqui.i!ion wai taken before J. G. UN WIN, E.q. at the Grave Maurice, opposite the Loudon lloypilul, Whitectinpel-road, . . ,11 the body of J. Mulinze, one of the workmen at the sugar-house of Mr. Constadt, who died in the London Hospital from the effects of the explosion. The deceased was a licnchmait, and employed about the works of the engine for a considerable The evidence in this case was trearly the sawe as that DWI rim LONDON GAZETTE, Nova 21. Priailehatt; Nor. 21. nb Royal Mghness the Prince Regent has heen pleat*, to giant the dignity of a Baronet of the UisiiiiiiitingdOntlif Great Britain and lr4od to Sir David Ocitterlony, Knight Commander of the Most . ' Hon. Military Ordor of • the Bath, 'and M64,Gelie.. ral in the Army in the V.lst Indies, and the heirs mate of his body lawfully begotten. BANKRUPTS. •C. Cox, Portsmonth, painter and ;limier, Dec. 11, 12, Jan. 2; at the Star nut! Garter. Purtsmotith. Attornies, Mr. Pow null, Staple Inn; and Mr. Smoke, Portsea. T. Miller, jun. Portsea, grocer. Dec.ls. 16, Jan. 2, at the Fountain Inn, Portsmouth. Attornies; Mr. Weymouth, Port sea; and Mr. Alexander, Cal ey -street, Lincoln's Inn. S. A. Oddy, Ivy-lane, bookseller, Nov. 95, Dec. ?, Jan. 2, at Gaildlsall. AlWriter*, hle"srs. Blaudford and Co. Mitre court-buildings. P. Badman. Aftlersgate•street, cheesemonger. Nov. 25. Dee. 9, Jan.% at Guildhall. Attorney, hlr. Hudson, Winkaorth place. City-road. J. Tuck. Woo:Sind. Essex, - butcher , Nov. 28. Dec. 5, Jan. 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, M r. Wilde, Warwick-square, New gate.street. W. Goodyear, Bedford, innkeeper, Nov. 28, Dec. 5, Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Attornies, Means. Reardon and Co. Corbel cont.., Graecclitirch-street. J. Goias., Laiwrenee.Poontney-bill, Cannon-street. merchant,. Nov. 9?, Dec. 6. Jun, 2, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. • Knight and Co. Basinghall-street. 'l'. Newman; St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, waggoner, Dee. 5, 6, i t tn. 2,•af the Crown Itin. Si. Ives. Attornios, Mr. Green, St. tor and Messrs. Debury and Co. Cate-street, Lincoln's Ins-finds H. E. Baines, Liverpool, merchant, Dee. 19, 13, Jan. 2, at i the hievelondon Collier-house, Liverpool. Attornies, Mesta's. Adlingtoo and Co. Bedford.row ; and Mr. Bird. Liverpool. P. Crook, 'button. Carless •ire, wheelwright, Dee. 18, 19, :Jan. 9, at the Bank lan, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire. At ' townies, Messrs. Adlington and Co. Bedford-row ; and Messrs. • Cross and Co. 11111100.1e-hipars, • (i. and G. Rushhurs. Bastion. Staffordshire, fulnkers, Nov. i 27, 98. Jan. 9. at the Star Inn, *Sliffital. An:nines, Mass. Long stud Co. Gras'. Inn; and Mr. Stuart, Bilston, Stafford shire. : J. Pattinson, Liverpool, merchant, Dee. 12, 13, Jan. 2, at the London Hotel, Liverpool. A ttornies, Mr. Rowlinson, Li. I yet - pool; and Mr. Chester, Staple liiii.. 1 .1. Carutlieri•, -ibilesowen. Shropshire, money-scrivener, Dec. 1; YcJati. 2, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Low. ,Birmingham; and Mes s rs. Bosun and Suu, Bartlett's halide:. Holborn. . , •T. os iers, Little Sheffield, shopkeeper , ham. 29, : M),' .Tan. 0, at - Tonsine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies. Mr. Bigg, South. In-baildings, Chatteery-lane ;„ And Mr. Itod!ers, Sheffield. 411 1 ) . " Daniell, jun. Bristol, hatter, Dec. 2, 5. dan. 2. at the tlinmmerrial Booms, Bristol. Attornies; Messrs. Puede and Co. ffiray's Inn; awl Mr. Merit,- Inn. Bristol. ii J. Green, fledge-honse, Bromyard. Herefordshire, draper, ; Dee. 11, 19, dam '2. at the Hop pole Inn, Worcester. Attar yield-Mr. (nitwits, Worcester; and Messrs. Cardales and Co. sway's 'no. A. Fisher, New Sleaford. Lincolnshire, thy d resser , Dec. 1, 2. Jan. 9. a! the Argil Inn, New Slenford: Attornies, Messrs. Sandy' and Co. Crane-court, Fleet-street ; and Mews. Petulant, Sleaford. . . G. Raincoek, Harlow. Essex, master mariner. Nov. 25, ; Pee. 5, Jan. 9, at Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. Hattliiason and Ca. Brewer's hall, Addle-street. DIVIDENDS. I Dee. 19. J. Williams, jun. Hadley, Middlesex, bricklayer ; Dec. 13, .1. Tyco:ann. Brompton, Northallertun, Yorkshire, linemnssionfacturee-Dec. 16, T. Ilerbert, Dowgntn,hill, cot. tonwreltunt-Nov. '25, .1. M. Pitman, Son street. Bishops. gale, tallow-ehaudler-Dee. 19, C. Murrford, Strood. Kent, grocer- Dee. ;9. T. Gnld•mlth, Shorcditeh, dealer in wines,- N 0.,. 98. J. Hughes and R. Challon, Stonington, Sussex, com mon-lit:ewers-Dec. 13, S. Marshall. Stockport, Cheshire, cot ton-mautifne!isrer-Dec.l3, J. Robinson, Huddersfield. York shire. merchant-Nov. 23, .1. Foreman, Sheerness, carpenter -Dec. 19, J. Ilirst, Marsh, Iluddersfield, merchant-Dec. 23, W. Lane, jun. Ilirsainghwit, iron dealer-Dec. 16, M. Abra hams, Duke-Street, .1.1.1 g ale, merchant-Dee. 16, It. Smith, .!titiehintnid, finery, hissii r--Dec. 19, .1. Guild. London, illee• ' chant-Dee. 15, J. Fitch, Colchester, lineu.draper-Dee. 25, S. Cave, Oxford-street, mercer. , PO LICE . . .MAxstori-nousE.--Yeiteldriy no less then so ' wretched persons were brought up, being f ouq • wandering about as vagrants in the neighbourhski of Billingsgate. Twenty of the4e were found ,I„, p. ing on Mondarnight , in one shed is Thune g . weet. Trhey described themselves as being discharged, „ cms from the Navy, others from merchant ships. The Loup MA on orderod them nll to be to ‘pn care of in the Cumpter, while he would consid.,rof some mean; of relieving them. E. nod IV. !lotion were chnro.od %silk killing s ,, Ceral cats, for the purpose el obtaining The Prisoners were met on nottlay nigh!, % id, a large bag, in Bishorgate-StiPet, by IIION 4 I s , : t Clare, the Officers, wh o insisted volt kitotsi,.g tie contents. The bag, being areorttingly was found to contain about a d.'zen dead cat, of Which were warm. A hammer and tither /Deward* their cruel pursuit wets also found itt th e bag.—They were.remanded. Bow-STREET.—Yesterday, a ynong man, retpect. ably dressed, appeared before Mr. !imam, to c,i re . plain of being violenly assaulted and ill-treated at late hour on Saturday night, at the Coach and Horses public-house, in Crown-street, St. Ann' ; when he lost two one pound Bank el Englatid rot es , some silver, his hat, and a handkerchief. The WI, lord did not attempt to interfere to present this wit . rage and violence, hut was engaged itt playing i t cards, &c. Mr. Hopper, the landlord, was seat for, not being able •to controvert what had bee n stated by the young Man, the Alagistrate ittforN e d him he should consider him an improper man to h., a renewal of his licence, cud asked hitn if he gri t road it, as there was a clause in it strictly forbidding his playing at cart* Warrants were also granted against all the patties *lto had been cbucerned in the attack on' the yowl man. Sarah Gnash wko keeps a clothes shople Bowling-green-lane, ,ffigh.street, Mary,.le•bonne, was convicted of taking illegal insurances in the Stitt Lottery. She was sentenced to three months impri. sonmeut. Ustos-nxt.i..:--Dentfel Lctit was yesterday broueit before the Sitting Magiierate, under• the Weenie circumstances :—On the 13th of Octet:m(4am, We i . mitten was lodged, at this °ace against the Defen dant, charging him with having, on a day mime, clandestinely conveyed a certain quantity of tobacco from Rotherhithe, the same !lariat been imported Without paying the legal duties. Upon thk infer. mations he was convicted, and Awed 71. ls. This sun ke had neglected to pay, and in consequence of that neglect, a distress warrant bad been issaed against kiln. On going to the Defendant's house to put ilte warrant in execution, the ofiicers found no goods on which they could levy; and on being informed of this circumstance, the convicting Magistrate signer's warrant for taking the Defentlaat into' custody, MA upon this warrant he was apprehended, and lake* before the Sitting Magistrate. The •Defendant now said he had no effects, nor had be money to pay the fine; he was therefore committed to the Douse of Correction for one mouth, ordered to be kept to hard labour, and to be ouce privately whipped tinting that time. ~~_. MATRIMONY.' MARRIAGE should be the kaisadotkul of social buppines4, Which is often disturbed •throogh thy p.nti., that form the ukinn not takioe those precautions whkli wads ware them the enjosinent of that great domestic bl..ssis i g.— r People of every rank pay ailoratioo in the shrine of mono, k i ! but, where the emoristit Ms has beet' minted by disease ; or litoted by is cenaiii isaLit contracted at en early ae, a manta turn of stability presidia. to entering that -late is tadispe . requisite to resisr the slumbering sparks of life, mid to realm ' mate the system. For oit disorders It tir reitiributed sire e seatitily to de-troy fiValelleßl happine•-• than th %%Mich -re toe consequence of orkitarrierkplesairre. It was (M.: C00V.44 , 1, ion which induced Messrs. CURRIE sod Co., for the•e 1.4 J 0 ears, to direct their studies tool aiteritinri es. trio.eli tn the , 'remittent and cure sit she Yerwreal arid tiw arisivg Meter; otn, as also to that detangetnent .• • e •s•lety i,r duced by the destructive habits of the c otateripe seta olm.‘. which britio un thosr distressing debilities ita.t deti,irocier ''prevent or embitter the Mairtmonial %rite. The sacs ei.4l re sult of their plan gives theist additimal id - attar to opptee i ravages of these complaints, which are the ding uupun:na is ' the catalogue of human infirmities. It [whines ever) ;Irc..in 1 who has indulged in ibis -.Mary vicar so seek reli. log profe.sional mess of eminence rind honnor, to it hich ; CUR It I aid Co. claim the sanction of 55. nohow auiliotib. BS well its the testimony of . um. ttttt ritritcred fait. In profit-or the cure of these complaints, they hold out no bola...now is ' vire 4 but, sen Able„ as all men mutt be, 1.1 ill , evi.truce of sort calamine., they 011 W their tosNii.nce an regrilant elit at d Menthe's of the Royal Colleges of Songem4 of Lokdon +,"• I.,:dinburgb. Slight and recent cases of Sr p:silitic ntiait.. rc radically cured in the :bOrt space of two days. of most obstinate duration, such °Moroi toceiert to Sures. Pains of the Bose., (ne t ts, Ate. ore 'wile:yawl% 1. 1 spec:lds corm.. Several Noblemen and tieidlempo 55. she r.a resper tability have hgeo timer the care I Mesws. Cto t" - r. , r sle leori..al of co , suploiot. of Ilse tortoro, . ; rued I , lViitg received a radieol and perm I +-s it .c• quest th of references nuts he m i let. 5 ties, :1••• deems of the derided perwriarity of ttes•Jr , . 4.'itrrie and plan of treatment. Marry of thew Cent:emelt loot "41;rts 0 scram 10 In St years. mut were ender t c.rre of /11.,A, 11. Pe. I II etsvis-de, a to oilier surgeons nt esp.:o • adoesire. wh iii I -4 : 1(.1 gileir cure by the'vp:iention of 1k" tio:or carobs, with out " 1 ' eel". Nies , sts. Coro.. a,:tl Co. base s irried the tolk.e 111 ;. 1 " f " . frora.the notary they are daily receiving , from filmtlenwn. le tuentng them thaiik, for Cork la it 4 , ssiost to ,aras;.l suit health' It was belt , I's limns, oasnlidled from the as 0: a Roble F.arl, who had I owlet; tomer V+• di . ttesmog ind p ful owl ids for 10 se. rat ;he bad la-ret 4111. If I tare of $ Wei Sateen'', s :War tttt ar enaurnce, II VIC lot ;./111/11 olTrsloi !" I V44'414041/ chief ; brit trios. the Supetior method of n•topnot mut pursued I ty Chrrie and Co. lie tece l "` i a ratite .1 cure Lew L'ort spate of (Me ' , Math ;-"- . 4 Alsts ol d ISI " To Dr. CURRIE, LPL Rnttomc ;a 0. argAid feels icre4t pleawire it emomu-ie.ting la D . . Cat' ife tar perfect re-mtablislisuent of iii. hr alit..., 5 amerer of his mild NW; admi-able treatment of r Curl. tie alas rid i 'Mir be ha.: not fur sunny y . • enjtt‘oi 4 Ireirib CO Ilion Riad frerdnin ftu.n pain ! lie " doubt .if Lis ha, mg o b curd , it - r mogh lii. stii r t and IllOrler; ram at tt...t tow, id , 1 , 11 . A, tar 07.• .1 it 'Smote. U. Ihe nuuittr . r tlett at tre.loe-i lire CO 111.. 111 te Ise has it lit lit. power. foam is fair trial -n.l a just emal l t t ' " n ' In trihut ,, of ospl , srise rot tie. whirl th . /LS fed h, a: a shall eeet b.• most read), awl to Wittig t.s leitte•'• Monied lest. .14", have tossup ban dimppohnell in utay be 111 it to :tatters su h . I Plecis are etirm.le by Media - II and the remo,ai i f *leis insise.lirnero. be ao olaject of doubt .t" 1, (Triunity wail other.. ”.t cts.e of rich drfi i 1 , . It% lit' pr..gies. of seiro...trino„ it the PO quire o/ellt of 111 , I , l' rirtice. ..5s rally oppneotion to M. s C's. 1.1 . - patrent u eft p:5l , dower, nod carrier ..f it 11 "''.' Ord OINV4 Alt n•a-yea.p"ls hies v.% pet wocoprartissourrs• Me" Currie and Co..muy be e.,.”.:;te4 A% p .itei.:# of r %I" Is, the venter' Secrecy Mini tom air, rot their h0w.... 11 " 1 , Inn grid. 0. in the • ti- sr,, deseristiog ilie Of the ii t'a'e. ore, now •, of tietos. incl.'-i g it resnitonce" advice ..n.l sr.edicia -, the s s ow • ill he Erten i.e loot to :tor if the kingdom. To .1411ir 0.11 , Neerce% tt• et.entinl en slur'• t•" demi OM. the postage of letters may .I.c added to .4 as for midi. . LO N DON Print.4l no h. D. Ito •IL. ,1 STATUSII42I 0/1114S, 4, 1141tt..nr)...-Jurti _ • • • ~,~ cm{ rt FICATES 7 DEc. 12. W. Steverr, St. MeMao. Cornwall, notar-stone-enerolsan4-- J. B. %I i,e, Taplow-mills, Taplow, Huai, paper-maker—W. Boa h , Birmingham, glawi 7 toy•araker—W Graham, 130;oh, Curtain•road, SI. Leonard, carpenter"— I). buckler, Ilaitnit-garden, watch-gilder—J. and J. White held, Yogic:h. Nor bomberland, inalrepers. l'A ItTN LIB(' IPS D I , SO - I.V ED. J. Burgess andJ. 1.1) ----- Safford, Lancashire, brewers -7', Curvilhers and J. Morgan, Stonehouse, tilotieebtershire, clothiers—C. Staebrn and A. Ileory liirchin-lane, general mer chants—lL %%titian and Cn. Norlan:l, Yorkshire, worsted-ma. nafactarers -.1. and T. V. 11!,11man. St. James's-street, hatters T. Bondman and .1. Fattier, Presto's. Lancashire, cotton mantifaciarers—.l. Daveignat and Co. Sall-works, Northvrich„ Chesnite-11„irelier and W. Wall, (Word. carsers and gil ders—J and J. Marley. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen drapers —a. Eadun and Co. ShefGeld, manor:xi-Hirers of silver. given upon view of the bodies found in the ruins. No new light was thrown upon this dreadful cals. . mity, and the Jury returned a verdict of—Acciden tal Death.—T hc body was shockingly mutilated. Con:Ex-House Dventseeron..—An old men, ap. partertly upwards of sixty , of decent, but net eery , gentlemanly appearance, dressed in black, is in t h e ; In addition to the many magnificent buildings, alts habit of going into Coffee-houses about four o'clock, ! other improvements, at prese n t ca r rying o n i n D u b • after the tables are laid, and takt.:;:, op a paper to lot, another bridge is about to be erected across the read, avails himself of any favaaiable opportunity . Liffey, on the site of the present old bridge, opposite Viceroy, ; that oilers of pocketing whatevel valuable lie rinds on Church-street, to be cailed after the present I I ; the table, and departing. A few days past he entered W tworth-bridge. —hi . a respectable Coffer - house in St. Martin's-lane , eeesnat although her Airs an d ! Lady Hot:Lynx Dm ~f soon after it was gone, II silver Halt spoon was nes h' • are let on long leases, has reduced her di ff erent e- ! • sing, which lie was at once suspected by the waiters' nants' rents in Herefordshire, '2O per cent. and tirh to li eve taken. A day or Iwo after he celled again, ' tenants have received an assurance that if that we and was watched, when he was seen to lay the paper,' not 'int on next receipt day she will make a further , which he had pretended to read, over a salt spoon,' reduction of l 0 per cent. more. • and removed it to his pocket: he was suffered to The Suffolk itra pert give the names of a number of. leave the room, and then followed into the street, • Clergymen who have made a reduction of to per and the spoon found in his hand, which he was then cent . on the composition in lieu of tithes for the last examining. Upon being brought back, and charged year. with the theft of the other spoon, he confessed it, Yesterday, about two o'clock, the body of an d which ha said he hail pawned, but would return it if elderly man was taken nut of the New Rive r , o ppo. I lie was su ff ered to go away, which was humanely . as- , site Duncan Terrace, City-road, when being retna,. sented to, an his leaving his umbrella as a pledge for : nisei), his wife and daeghter soon arrived, a n d pre. the spoon, and a promise of never again committing a. Beefed a most distressing scene. He absented him , similar offence. Ile huts ;liken care, however, not to self en laturday eveilisrg, from his dwelle•e, since show himself again. which Calm lie has laia in the water. A hat, new Yesterday a novel ease of coining and defacing asceitaiiieil in have been his, was faired floating on money was heard at al a ilborough-street 011 ice. —: Sunday morning near the spot. The family have ; William llagnell, and Thomas and William, .his had to erienineer great distress lately from reverses ' sous, were caa reed with feloniously altering and de- in trade. Tile body was removed to the Church for facing the current coif* of the realm. The Prisoners the decision of the Coroner's Jury. were engravers, residing in Seward-street, Goswell- Coitoerar's I SQL/F....N.—Saturday all Inquest was !street -road.—lnformation having been received that : held at the King's Head, Ilieh-street. Lambeth, be ; nefarious practices were carried on in the house, the fore Mr..lssisme, the Coroner for Surrey, on the ;two Foy a and Plank want in pursuit of the offer,- . body of Joseph Groves, who was found drowned in j den, and having inatecuvred so as to gat access to the river Thames, on Thursday morning Inst. It tip the neighbouring house, they scaled the walls of that peered in evidence, that the ,lecoas el was a fisher of the Prisoners' manufactory, and detected the man, residing in Lambeth; that on IVedriesday night whole in the very act with which they stood charged. he went nut ire his boat, and about four o'clock the The Plisoners had at h vast expellee fitted op presses, next morning his hotly was found &died under a &r. very complete for their business, of several tons barge near Westminster-bridge, by one of the water. weight. The immediate charge against them was for men who plies there. Verdict—Awl:tenet/IN Dronmed. altering Spanish dollars, %lack are writ th about four Another Inquest was held at the same house, before shillings and three-mice, sad making them resemble the same Coroner and Jury, nn the hotly, of Thomas the English dollar, or token, which passes for live. Scartliii, a labourer employed at the Strand-bridge, and sixpence. The pieces were produced in great I slim, it appeared, fel! from the phtform into a barge numbers, and true inscriptions on the Spanish dollars: loaded with bricks, sly ing uederneetli, by which his were erased and transformed into English, in a mat- I brains were dashed mit, and lie dice! on the spot. terly manner. There were also found a quantity of . v erdict—,Accidental Death. ontiaistied pieces which were under preparation for i Monday n i g ht th e s h o p o f M e ss rs . W estwoo d acrd foreig i foreign coins, English tokens, &re The whole up- WiLack aloe, clirmitimeter, watch, and clock-makers, pa rains for coining was as complete as any Birmieg- Postern row, 'fewer-hill, was broke open, and ham trader could exhibit.—The Prisoners were re. robbed of nearly 40 gold and silver watches, gold lin:tided. - . • . chains, seals, &c. L m mi .MIIIIii . 1••• c •T Cir ei ~, r 1 t I, b eh' to , to t via sad ' lobe jury for la HA Nut 4ls be WI • I „, - ■