The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-24 00:00:00

le - 77 .1 r ~ ~•- is7-~ • ' ~~!h.l WRIGHT' . '. • HSQ.. 1. • The following are Copies of the Affitlailts Iti the Motion for a new Trial in this Cense. • AFFIDAVIT OF .WM. A'BECILETT, Sworn. Saith that he, this Depoorat, a. .he Attorney of Allen, of Oki tined-street, in the Caanty of Middlesex, tat lor, commenced an action again* Mary Anne Clarke, of Westbnurne-place, in the County of Middlesex, to reeoscr * the Ann of 671. 15... doe to the said Thomas Allen from te r said Macy Anne Clarke, fur servings' liveries al..d cloth, mule for her son. That loch action we: commt•oectl on or about the 23th day of Jun..., 13 01, and the said Nlitry Anne Clarke wns upon a returnable before his Maje , t)'s Justice in Tri nity Term, 11!08. That Nom the 90th day of Jane, INNS., the above named Plaintiff, Fronds Might, described in the ball bond t* be lenthhone-pare, Osferd.street, in the c'outgy of Middle:sea, 11 1 111,1 Nterer, no.l Model Wriest, ably riesc,ibed in the said kit ;soled to bs of the same place, uphaftlerce, 'rep• pat special hall far the said Mary .inns Clothe I and 'nal John &rade of Lower finisreutw-street, in the said Cuuu y of was added, and iih the Wright. jostitied as hail far the said Mary %nnc Clarke, on the ::th day of Jul, , 1"1 tt of 1 - lAlra-sonar., of wr,tairl, was the Attie !if.% at the said Mary Aline I hi ke, an I lint in the hail lo utri a plea of the ;;enrol throu4.tout the Call. , e lid as the Attorney fur the :.aid Parr Aene Taal tai. etin-e cam: .nr to be tried the Ifith day of 5..,. in blir;sarl.aas Term last, wh-ii the sai,t Mart Anne ark. prove I her (overture, and thereby non-suited or ob taintal a verdict optima the sold Thor** Alien A Fri n %VIT. OF NHL JOHN ELIAS. Mn. rmz.trtlTlT FA RQUiry O.R. Beer Nu. 40,615, dated .^•lst `larch, Vol% for Nn. 4. IVe , theurnr-plare Oonns—l)tt bidet.lo;dd ;end( therein Chitti, ear, and looking-glair plate T O T I ft 1.., (:ri) . l bet-square, in the Confute of Sl..l:llesvv, !Sent. euskrth oath and smith, slat shortly after •- trial of this raw, this Depea.mt became the Attorney sf ti le &Este named I)efetsdant, in tlr rust's of Mr. Cortield.— A ad this Depots sit fur her saith, that he applied himself dill rutty to trace the tranwartioin between the Plain:lfr and 'e:. Clarke :ma Daliel Wright, who were witnesses for the ; sod inaiptiir se the said trial. and by means of the sshirh De?mr , :st innitstord„ he came to the ke.swiedee of the stveral farts deposed to by Simeon Ball, Sarah riodiuseph Out mod through a communi -o.ion whiA, sulssequeolls to the trial. was made to the De ft :Ann, nitlt the facts stated in the affidavit of Sir Richard Anti this Deponent further saith, that thelime he fo became the 'aid Attorney of the said Defendant, he had ob t..ined iafermation that the Defendant is oot the person made dehtnr is the Plaintirs book, fur the goods, the amount of whieh is sought to he recovered from the Defendant by this amino. And tins Deponent further smith, that on or about the ^.lst day of August hmt, he, this !dr.:mown, filed a bill in Chanceryaut the part of the ahnsc-named Defendant against the ahnvesnamed Plaiatiff, to. a discovery, and that the said Francis Wright put in his answer to Kw said hill on the 3lst day of Oensher last, and that its and hy the sail answer the said Fontes, after mr , atring the said Gwyll)sn L Wardl.. was desirnos that his name should be kept secret on accote.. of the love:ligation alsout to take place in the House of Cora moos. Int so non in the n rods following, (that is to say)— " And therefore this Dile:slant, having esplai sett that " the first entri of ihe goods sent out upau hire to the • s aid Mary Aose Clarke had been usnde in the name of Mrs. ▪ rarquhar. the motile of the said Mary Aisne Clarke. as " the sail Mary Ares Clarke was at that tithe apprehensive ss i.f 106% alleged toe debt, Anti masse persom had been st ma king ensa;ries at the .hap of this Defeo Innis at what " place the sald M .ry Anne Clarke 'lived, the said Coin * plalnant agge:tedi hat the entries of the said gnarls should '' Ise enottimed to be 'we!. in the same manner t and tbe suld s• and furniture were entered in di` books flt as this ut.Giutant orrorstiagiy—ba! the said CotrPlaite:at told " the said 11 Mel Wright. as this Deponent ha, been inform " ed lad Ir.lieves, and as the said Complainant afterwards " told this Defendant, that such furniture and g nosi s we r e to ." be ultimately eiwr A esi to him, the said C•onpl.tioant, and ss th.otio .w-dthl pay this Defend.uit for the same." And this I)rvnitet t further saith, that upon making inquiry A wl search at t h e Avestminster Fire ()Mee, this Deponent has Inind aut that 1 1 ,0 Pl.iintitr on the 3lst day. of Match last, el feeler, Iwo I,nlirie: *tic+ Offter and this Deponent has a:stained from the said (Mice the following extracts of such palicies ./'2,fvll 1,000 9•YI 3,10() Mrs. MART ANNE: CLARKE. Policy 10,616, dated J! , t March. Iro9. liners—On Poen. primed hanks. wearing apparel, plat... a ;Ars and liquors, fnr private use, in No. !, Wcsibourne-plare £1?00 Je.c:•ls in privine use 2011 And this Depniient fo-ther saith, he has been informed, and helicves, that in an netion brotight against the said MaryAntie Clarke, in and alnitit Michaelmas Term, llio7, at the suit of am. John Few, jun. and William Hart, and wlwrrin the said Fcancis Wright and Daniel Wright, both dc-cribed there to he of tlirfetrdvstveetoipleabihaters, were pat in as special bad Air the said Mary Anne Clarke, she, the said Mary A.ine pleaded, nr gave her coverts/re; and that Mr. Stnitet, the attorney of the Plaintiff, Francis Wright. and of th- !aid f)aaiel Wright, was the attorney of the rail Mar:, Apra Clarke in that action. And Cris Deponent fortit•T smith, he h:et '.seen i•trirrned, .ted believes, that about two or three tttontit++niee, the v.tid Mary Anne Clarke was arrested by prottsv hewed net of the atarshallea Court, at the suit of M. Mtge 1101der, by one Carry. as 0.11.-er of the said Mar-Istaessf ; rupl that 14e vaid Francis Wright an:l Du pi.4 Weight gave hail Nab In the said action. p AT: FIDAVIT OF JOSEPH BENNT:TT. j.i.orie ra r, of Tone:sham Cou: - t Road, in the i „ t u t u: . of diddle mss. cahMet-leiker, Ertaketh oath and Faith, taut thin Deponent f several ...Ars has been acquainted with the PlA:niiif, and with Daniel Wright, his brother. And this Deponent (gniter saint, thst some short time sifter Vie trial of this -lose. this Deponent had a conversation nith the said 111 right, in which the said Daniel Wright in. tanned this Depooent. that reverai articles of furniture, hut particularly the ' , lmitate which had been supplied for the serva.se. moats, %Alla Mrs. Clarke was living under the prates tion of the Duke of York, and which had toren charged to the Duke of York or Mrs. Clarke, were afterwards tran-ferred to thd account of the debt of the said fiwyllyrn Llo)11 Wardle, its the), meaning the said Francis Wright and Daaiel Wright, knew which was the bed mynas:ter of the two. AFFIDAVIT or JOHN PAUL WOOLLEY. - jolly PAUL Wonx.t.tr, clerk to Mr. Joho F.ll:‘, of CrAv* , ..-Inn-“vvrr. in the rowdy of Middlesex. attorney fur the ab 'we-named Defendant, tooketh is& and saith, that he, Cits Deponent, has searched the ball-books of this Honours- _ ate, „ TII ..eTAT 4.i•* bin Coen, and of his Nlejest s ‘'s Coon of Cesarean Pleas, [ from the year 1803 up to, and concluding, the year 18419, except the banks of the Common Pleas (.sr the lear . JBllll and Ilk)), which this Deponent has net been able t.i Cell me tamtlie, and except some books of this Court, which l). ,o. inforMed are lost or mislaid. And this I)eposwnt fur-' title. Faith, Owl be TIM teaeo entirtrirnal -rrrki4«: honks, of the hail put M I in all actions against Mary .1 nne Clarke, Elisabeth Farquhar. and Cnnrles Thompson, her brother. And this Deponent b , ith, that from such extracts, which have been truly and faithfully taken by this Depo nent, it appears that the said Plaintiff, Francis Wright, and hie brothers Daniel Wright and William Wright, have been hail is li out of 12 action!, being all the action, in which this Deponent has rimed that special ball was pat is fur the said Mary Anne Clarke; bat other persons hare, in some cases, been added and .loined with the said rentals Wright. William Wright, and Daniel Wright. as hail for the said Mary Anne Clarke. Aid (hie Deponent further with, that the said Francis W right appears also to have been spa sal ball for the said Elisabeth Farquhar and Charles Thrienrine, otherwise C. F. 'finings-en. And this Deponent further midi, he bath obtained extracts from the Sheriffs ()Mee for Middlesex, fee the last four nr five ye`nre, of all writs issued aiesinst the said Mary Anne Clarke. Veing 3S in number ; end that bail-bonds in six actions only are to lie fatted, in the ~and Sheriff - % Office; and that the said Frincis Wright is se curity in two of such bands, the softd Daniel W..i4ist in nor, and Mr. Stokes, their Attorney, in ene. An.) this l)ep'- ner.t further Faith, that he has likewise obtained extrisele •if all si res issued against the said Charles Thompson, from the said Sheiiffs Cotta, otherwise C. F. 'fliompson, Air the like number of yens, being six in number ; and that in six actions neniust him, being all the actions in which bail-bonds .ire to be found in the office of the said Sheriff, the said Fran ,cls Wright. with a Nlr. Gillett, has been ooe of the snid hail for him to the ,aid Sheriff"; and in the seventh bond the said Win. Stoke has been hail. TILMENG IN CIfiIMILS. - • 111 n. Forma— If the following remarks on., trading ith Chapels are worthy a place hi your paper, 1 inay probably continue the subject, for trading in chapels is understood to be a lucrative branch of rommeree. gelicassions, obliterating here ' ail tli.oinclions, are nearly equal competitors iu this market of pietii. Each of the parties are seen either to erect or pur.. chase religious edifiers, but, prudential as ;mike , worthy, each of them, with the good of soots still in view, keep an eye to 'the chief good of the world in which they live. Trailing in Chapels is now carried to an extent, of %Inch few people are perfectly apprised. Speculation being thelife-blood 1 4 a rummer.. vial community, it is itot to be wondered at, if it enter into spiritual as well as temporal concern , . It is not therefore surprising to hear, that the itcs. Mr. 11. has lung been one of the tlialers in chapels; or that the Bev. Mr. B. having speculated in the same line of trade, should keep continually on the " look out," for such young labourers as are thought to be worthy of their hire. And where is the mighty mischief of all this? Suppuse I Inca %%ith one of the shut.up chapels, and regretting the cir. ettinstaote, should take and open it again, and by engaging some popular preacher, who is 'yell piid by me, re-assemble its dispersed cutteregaliott ; I contend that t -have not fluty a just right to the proceeds of nay money, but serve the causa of re. !igloo, and, instead of censure, lay claim to the gratitude of those who wish it success. This market of piety extends far, and.combraces a variety of objects. What will you think when I inform you that there is a pulpit, in the noiqh bourhood of one of the great squares ut the %%est end of the town, under the supreme coontroul of two old ladies, who choose whom and what they will to preach in it, and from when there can be no appeal. While treating on this subject, ano. ther transaction occurs to we. One of our reli. pious traffickers has just built a trading chapel of eonsiJerable magnitude and expcnce, not far from the pulpit I have just hinted at. After thus com. initting his money, he finds, to his sorrow, that lie cannot get his new chapel eligibly licensed under our Epistop.ll Establishment. A LOOKER-OUT. A matriotonialfaux pas has recently taken place, which will probably in the course of next term occupy the attention of some of the Gentlemen of the lung rube in Westminster Hall. The particu. tars are as follow :—Something more than twelve months since, the lion. Mr. beautiful but portionless daughter of a very respec table tradeenan. Up to the tints of the late un. fortunate discovery taking place, the Lady ap peared to be the fondest of wives, and the Gen- Sternal' was one of the happiest of husbands. The Lady, however, having recently disagn d with her fdvourite female attendant, dischar4ed her ; the girl, enraged at her dismissal, resolved to be revenged, and watching an opportunity of meet ing her &aster in the street, she stopped hies and requesting a few moments COOTOTIIatiON they turned into a retired street, when she, with many well-feigned tears of regret for having so lung con cealed it, informed him that her Lady was unfaith fill to his bed ; the astonished husband had strt ' cient prudence to pretend to disbelieve the girl's statement, and dismissed her with a severe repri mand. He determined, however, to watch the conduct of his fair, and he began to fear, frail spouse ; he accordingly, after consulting with a friend, informed his Lady that he should be oblig. ed to go out of town on busitiess which would de tain him a week, when so earnest were her intrea ties that he would permit her to accompany him, that he was almost induced to inform her of the suspicions hcc lato servant had infused into his mind ; be, however, pervevered in his plan, and bidding her adieu, retired to the house of a friend in the neighbourhood. The first day time Lady kept close in the house ; but un the evening of the sec o nd day be was informed by his spy. that she had been traced to a well-I:flown in Chin. dos.street ; the husband immediately followed, and, accompanied by a friend, entered the house, and insisted ewen being shown to the room to which the Lady and Geritlentan who had entered just be fore hint had retired ; he t as accordingly conduct. ed to an upper room, the door of which being fastened, he set his font against it and burst it open, when he found his wife and her paramour in such a situation as left him Ito toots to doubt of h-r misconduct. Without entering into any ex postulation with the parties, he handed his wile down stairs, and into a hackney coach, which hu (Mimed to drive to her father's. Oa his arrival there, he related the scene which had just passed, I and observed, he was come to return his daughter I to those hands from which he had received her.— The 1.-tily still remains with her afflicted parents, and the Gentleman is pursuing steps to obtain le gal redress. There have appeared lately many indicatinns of a hard winter. A few days ago a number °I field. fares pitched in the Green Park ; snipes hare been shut on IVelling's farm, and there is a greater abundance of woodcocks in tho southern cuouties than there has been for years. On Wednesday night the to n ic of Mr. Stother, in Britn:wick.place, Bawer-lane, Camberwell,wa, broke open, and rubbed of plate and other arti. cles to a large amount, with which the thieves of. reeled their c.cape. WILLIAM M9IINTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. LONDON'. The best accommodation tar Travellers—(;raid Reds, choitee Layouts. Mid Infltkatte ebarges. --The foroon ing I'ii,t Coaches, Mail Coac..bet, b/c. bet nut from tar sararen's Eltad Inn. Snow-hill. GlAstiOW, DUMFRIES, CARLISLE. WIIITFIIA vi:N. Pcsitirki, IlltflUtill, APPLEUY. (: kT TERICKE, and BOR‘) , 'CiIiBRIII!iE. New Pict, Coaches, every Nlonsiag, to carry f•tat iwddes. . 10kli ntid LEEDS New Post Cootrites, Yet I,Jt every ru m _ ing Jot half-part fire o'clock ; arrive at York the nest day at twelve a clock. The ECLI PSI: Newt Flt ing Past-Coach, carries Four Insides nay to t,r York, SunalerLost. N e u- cm :d e , „,„, Edinburgh, by tiny of Samford, Grantham. rood Doo r:eter. every Evenly, and Nlonsine, to Mr. !worth:, 'l, the White-horse. 4:opper.gate, Vork. Unettonionn Cletilp rravelling to Liverpool. by the New Fly- P.M (:herhe-. to the Angel Inn, 1)ale-street, Li•ar pout, dniiy.—Leasl. nod 11, tkefield New Post Coach, called the allloier, Self 'Mt every Morning at Seven o'clock. by H legs and Co. Leeds. 'TON, SpAdiu g , Peterborough, Stilton, jup a nd Huotirogdon new Rip)* Mail Coach, sets 'olt every ere:ling. Cleultes tram Huston to Spilsloy, Louth, Grimsby, oral flail. I.tv t: ar 4 of.. Warrington, Korttsford, Stolle, aid Litch, dew ('.Jot Coach, milled the Expedition. every ermine, ot her o'clock; 141 the Crown lim, Redscrnes-street, Liverpool. (Smutted throughout. ftxrei unit Raptor. Flying l'ost Conches, through rti - .1,- rruhani, Caine, and Marlborough, every afternoon; arrive at si r . May's, the avevhotood Ice, HAI, :hod the Lonrho. Tavern Thonutt-street, ilriscil, :it morning. Couches to Wells, Rridgerrater, 'fouttitssi, A:c. I.r.cos new light Coach, called the Rockinghnm sets nut every courant: at eight o'clock. Carries four insides Way, turd goes nnuarksibly tensyr with a coastal throughout. Ilicte4 th:nsia Stamford, Newark, Rettord, nonrnmer. nod Perry • badge, to the Coldiso-lion. Lerd.i, nest day at noon, and relent from thence emus Moming at rigid o'clock. hos isithorosting the opera:lntim expedition of this Coach, it Is al lowed to be the most Agreeable and eoraplete puhlie couvey - rune on the North Road, being ancoaalted in aceonnandatioa by any other. K EN u s 1 ., taiscroster, Preston, Kirby, Lostokle, Roltee, Charley ' Ornaskirk, and iiar-tang Poo Coach.-s, every aftet noon at foot o'clock. titian:ed. GLAse.ow. Lonetown, Gretna (Tern. Ammo, I)natfiles, Hmoithill, Thoriihsil, St' tiunirair Kitts. Ctainnock, Kings* ell. mot Tall parts of Scott:lad, tainperdown Coach, I /roily. LIPUTtI, Spibilsy, Behm, Hull. Grimsby, Sp:lntim:, Petei - bone. Stiltsa. r.ort Ifurninzaltin Cratrh, --cos otf every afirriirarn. M sscursvtat, !Rockport, MairciestleM,,Wilarslow, coo clesou, Nem-rock Walsall, and Watlyeritainpton Post Coltic:i cy.T% aftenraton. lluttrcled. CA II Lis Lc, Petwith, and Whifehaven. Post Coarh, goo, with four horse, and :1 guard all the way. Pakses threturn • Brough, Appleby, GretJhri•tge. Richtniuttl, Cutterick„ Rorouglibridge, Weibel ley, A tterfor.l, Doncaster, and t Wan thorn (the nearest W:IV Ily eighteen mile.). gel+ .lot every monolog, and perform; the journey t% :tut the greatest facilits. Parseugers detained oo the nod by Intsisur-.. or pietim?. have the peculiar Advintaer of their Seats beisig pswortai its the next Coach (with -in Coachmen). fla Isom no at a, IV3I-:111, Wolverhampton, Kidderminster. otoerhridem and Ittulles Conch. every evening. Ilaicoron Poo ('nark, through lts-ego:e and Corkin-Id, :very Morning at a Quarter before :leven o'Clork. Sr 111.11:11LA !I 11. Sl.lck lon, 11151 V atm new Coach every ,moos at;, to the George lon, Sunderland. YOWL. Newcastle. and Edinburgh slew Conch, performel with at Guard throughout, sets out every mowin g at it-vu u at'c:ock, by oily of Newark, Itetford,Tadc:s4er ' Darlington, Northatlerton. Durham, !klorpeth. sad Berwick. thescoger. finding the:nsel yrs fatigued Iron t h e length of the Journey, usnv rest what time the% please, :viii then prpceed ams without any Moline's:ll fare. Wilkins Ch:rk, Mack Swan, Coney-striso„ Y or k, run caruioes to Sushierkuid. Hon, Scarborough, Whitby. amt other plalri-;. t cu]. rutin, Ware, 11. - .ldesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, ev •rs suorniag. Biota 1 a Cti 4 ft Mt-trace l'oPtl (70011(41, with a Gunn:. sets out ey cry afternoon. Joni ceathe. Iliratiowitam nest day :,i cram. l'-•.e.z by Otfor.:. Euston, nod Shipstoor, to the :-..- rate:is-Wad. Ku:l-street. Ifirraitoglonni. IA crca, Pl‘mnith. lenineesok !Armenia*. Weymostils, Dorchester. usual :i:di.bury Balloon Coaches. every inortira g Jot four o'clock, with a Gisard, thr•augh Ilimiton. A:nitwits. Bridport, Illandford, Basingstoke ' nod Woollen. au ago siluitlf. Wellingto run, i.lShilliell Post Cinch, the Royal Charlmie, every aftecounit„ at rive it'agark. Guarded. So env. i: to and tisPltirthain Post Couch, caLcil the Rock - ing:ctm. ewers morning. Ilr.,sco s sr:rt.'', ID vbridge, Denham. mid Redhlll new Post Coach, every arta-mama by Itichanl Watt , , nod Co. I I L't tt Niirtitrave. il!ourtirn. 111.1r111'. and tiiletrader Pawl Coach. every trairciag at veve.• o'clock., tJ the 801 l and San I'lll, My too-gate, I I alt. iv i s nen& coach, '. A fternoon at One o'Cloek. Tort :nil A a and Esltiontwis Conn% dail% . at half pet-t tell„ . hak pact two, half past font , and half past -even o'clock . WA K EVIEI.II, Pomfret. i t ew Post ('acieb,t.dled the Mert s ITakefirld. to the Stull:it-4 11,10, Wakefield. GI. t - GOtriEUIN nOnt l Uhil.alld !'nut I' la arc[ Coaches. N. ti, Dray) 'A anginsor lator,r. Good-, ic... cioneyed by the iciarroitennoned Waggon.: Tim 1)1%1. liel'ili-a, lit111,;:l%, P.tbf, , and ail parts of Suf folk, every Monday. LXICTEiI, Ply moth, and Filotooth r:, Woggions, daily, ray s * goods stud oll:eigri.„ a, ti.:1:11, la All parts of Ilse West of Eoglatial. Sumo sse ertsa. Wincite...er. Alresf•rd, rand Altao Couch. every nownlay. li.ts t:I A to rrox. Winchoster. litinweve Ls•adhert. I...%'n itictlet, Uhroaclotirrli, 110ug5.,..0f. l'ortliglirittge, Wimanrh. Poole, Isle of W iglu, Jell,-s, int.l.tioertoey W %gams dusts. Sunlit/RC. Ilnuepitta. and rwickeuhron, twice at-week. M i a tato ao v cu. Newlito..i. and'iteadise.:, every Twain Y. Uxnationc. Ivey -ActoJ, J4oulluttl. liii)e:. unirilifirsi.!•; .1 Curs, twice a-week. : 7 I it r.l c rstelt. Abingdon. nod He three times a.week. '.NI. blolih L'AIN ai4l Co. rrspixtful, i acquaint theit Crierats and the l'uNic, tlu.t they stall no! he to-countahle Ins sou Parcel or Lnggage, Ac. of 7n we ikon rive Pottiols value. I st, or data qua, utiltot enteml as axis, :s:t tryirt fee accol d rag, s at the Santrea'r itritA lows. 501.0,-14%. Lellvt." SPANISH PAPERS. SEVILLE, OCT. 3l.—The enemy arc abandon ing Rio* At present there are in that province more than 20,0(X) men ready to take up arms, and a division of 2,3'90 men and 210 horse prepared. The same is the case in Navarre ; there are scarcely any French rentaiiiitw, as they have all drawn of to Madrid, in order to unite all their forces to n:qmse the progress of the armies of 1,1 Mancha, Estremadura, and Castile. But in the mean time, the Navarrese are oron;zing them. selv..s, and becoming soldiers. 'flue insurrection in Gaßich is of a new kind ; the want of muskets Is supplied by any other guns, and the whole pro vince, which has risen in mass, is now armed, and a part of this forte is in motion towards Castile. It appears that a division of the enemy, of 5,000 men, has left Toledo to reinforce the army of Castile, and frustrate the operations of the formi. dable Spanish troops under the.command of the', Dike del Parque and Senor Ballasteros, who it is' very probable have already entered Salamanca. Trains of artillery continue to he scot tr the artily of La Carolina, which army is provided with every thing necessery,attil considerably reinforced. P. S. IVe have just learned, (hat a division of the army of the Doke del Parqtte has taken, in the neighbourhood of Salamanca, a consOlerahle coo: coy destined for that city ; and many carriages in. to carry away the sick. S evt Om 29.—0 n the 11th instant, the enemy concentrated all his forces in Toledo ; the Spanish division of Estremacluta has its head. quarters at Deleytosa; those of Marshal Beres ford are at Castel Branco; the English army, which occupies the p.isitions of Montego, 1 3 01 b1 4 , Talavera, and Ilitslajo, is daily reinforced by troops which arrive from Portugal. The di s of Noy and Mortice have joined inn the neighbour hood of Placentia. On the 14th, the generale was beaten at Oteta, for the march of all the troops, w►ich was effected by the Provincial Grenadiers, the Swiss, an►l the regiment of Fenlos ►ntl the Seventh, proceeding to St. Felin mid Cas Planas, to join the regiment of America and the cavalry of Granada ; and on the 15th, General Blake with the other Generals and all the troops, even the convalescents, marched from Vich. All these movements and preparations, which indicate a general attack, ought to flatter us with the hope of the complete defeat of the enemy In that principality, which intelligence may be es. pccted every moment. An English squadron, of more than 20 sail, is in sight, of • Barcelona. It is supposed to be destined fur the blockade of Toulon. It seems, that an insurrection lately took place at Rome; the result of which was, the assassina. tion of the French, and three Cardinals. They write, under date of the 14th instant, fro•n time vicinity of (eron Ciat at mi►lnight of the 13th a brisk firing was heard from that place, winch lasted three quarters of an hour. On the 14th, in the morning, some shots were heard true► he side of Brunials, and afterwards from between Brunola and Santa Caloma. It appears, that the swage I►esiegers have withdrawn their ha►ry artil. Ivry, and confined their operations against that Thee to a strict blockade. On the 19th instant our army of Catalonia re. maiued in the same positions. ' Lord LEVE,ON GOIVI:tt will in a few days lead to the Hymeneal Altar the beautiful and accomplitlituf Lady If. Cavrmnisit. A day or two ago as some boys were playing with squibs near Tyburn turnpike, one fell into the pocket of William Johnson, a lad about 13 years of age, who unfortunately had an ounce in gunpowder (wrapped up very tight) in the pocket, which exptetiod, by whirl, accident his side was so dreadfully lacerated, as to render it necessary to convey him to St. George's Hospital, where ir lingered in excruciating agony until Wednesday, and then expired. A new County Jail , costing 22,0001. and a Bridewell, costing 15,0001. have lately been built in Devonshire, which, since their completion, have been discovered to be within the district of Exeter, which is a city and county of itself; so that until an Art of Parliament can be obtained on the subject of these prisons, all commitment• th►. ther from the county of [Mon are understood to be illegal. NARWIED. On Stumla I : , t. at RhlioiNale Church, Mr. It. Rich3rfl.. coatis mercer, Drur y -lane, to Mn. Richard-on, of !Whop,. rate-4 reel. Oo Wednesday, at Marvt,•burte Church, W. H. Arret, Leg of Franca.-wen, Itetlfurd-square, to NIL.. Harriet Newport, of Oxford-4m o. YeAerda), the Yid list. at Rt. Andreta'4, by the Rev. Jobs Pollard, Jo eph Y.ttr. Cooper, Lel. of Lasidoa n-plare, to Ausatt, youuaest datighk•r of Juba Pollard, l.xl. of Itedford- I ow.. Ott the 44d bat. Mr. Cooper, of Pall-Mall, to hlim Tomp son, of It:lnmate. On the 15th ion. PI Per h, North Britain, Richard Chet. 131aut, Lai. to Ali s Ulan Furbe, 31vrcer, of that place. LONDON Primed and Pooh!kited br U. 'Abbe! L, ttt the tiorarc4.lvi e•it r, 87. et. 1; 'Aar' .•w-s. • WILITE 41ANI)S haft• t•ver been esteentett a prrhosol heaoty in both w• ve-, and in •mne par.. • ,f ibis hiiNdrw:a maradlecii.italarie4::: Conlin' are risratial t.i perums of rs,r►i:. The 11.%N 1).1N % SOilke. ollpdiNl Washing qadtei , possess the pecigi.i r 101 - 1.. lien) . or Jiving IMe until e%triiiite Alleacyeerieztore orodi:v.. rowels:dile f.iiroesv to tiw bonds vw hi: h are conetaidly ita-iseil with this Setao•e EIT'l ill r•stves where the Shia has been M- I j ut t.d b y 1 a b,,,,r ur nthe•r v tale-nee. 1 ureetrortu.dl ; ., :..:.::1;' , .., and pet .n , a roily removed, AA tor ' e t ed r .: by a mobt..thre,., (Aimee., ;UM delicacy of arpe trance, st !itch aims, be orptireJ he arty oth►r means se h.stevar. 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