The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-04-23 00:00:00

::~-- PE3M :7 _1 L' r; I- - git _. -,+y' _ 4 ' l Av t A - Zbe t'statequlan mk) _~~ . '4l,ll o k`. . . 1' iir . 1 R. , 7 r ii . t 11..; ... . \:".4 4' .. . . fir• ! W. OILLAN. unt on Than. mow s came on ipot, o n the es apppprenheaion chard baekni roped in for iregory pielsed ho gave away LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1821. " The Cost ae for which HAMPDEN fell is the Field, sod SYD,NEr died on the Scaffold!" PRICE SEVEN PENCE. Na. 506 May I, Ana, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jones, New Inn. N. Cotri, Golden-square. mnsical-instrument-maker, April 9(1. May le, June 1, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pile, New 80-well-eosrt, Carey-street. Id, Essex. Cois•ntr ~ . silk-manufacturer, April 29. May S. June 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James. Bucklerabury. ' W. ICiflick. Chem. Surrey. coal-merchant, April 28. MI! -3. June V. at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Vandercons and Cowyn, Bush-lane, l'anno:.-street. , minutes was from Oillan's teittg grimed the ring 4 if the blows 4 heavily. The it down piping protecting its irown a heavy who nse4 his the beta tisht•tj: ide, and he wit% the co mbat an• J hit each other ly a blow on the ser3trh, *nil he erred, anti both ialence. I. and both true! , ved the Courr acv fall ►►n Ow to time. Gregory t beat, tint, like sich oat (MOT. strength, with Pan 29. in, and there ap. sut id. under the st are—Alt Pen. 1., the whole were. rerims.d state that nre brsiness doing. al public sales of freely. fully stip contract. The sale .oracles, sold rather 'he accounts fruni have been rather onseptence rather vl ls. lower. Poo ls week. 'very few en reporte‘l. Yes• Liana was brortglit barrels: the Owl.. er. By pablie iaL agars sold at high Ws. a 395. ; yellow Is week has been's- , ,ca hare F irm', was e ordinary soil in 1,1 on so tow tyros,: :,► has been sold in itio;try llrJail with • may b,• state.% at. a )0. the week, and the 'hie alteration in the lower ; A3a. a a shade !dared fir Mouse. :ON chest*. on Wittily. !t . e OA. per lb., the cu from tsi. a ts. p?; 1:.• ssnating kinds bill 14. le, i4yll ; ilte. etnutuan he same prices. Th higher. Oily a small is proprictorc. stely has he:7.n bescy on T ues day w ent oF td : 119 bags Saltpet/e ANDS.—The prices 'f tract, are nearly nowt !ported ; lioneva i 4 'ttestlay,ls, I,llncheoas I,le*cription. whole hula tit a tartis;:r et remains hens-T, with Town Tallow is rintritt ek. Heti ryt /wets RfAc!or of genteel app ,- ;tatter. ions, was hr.nitt!it tr ti Thurstlay afternoon. the following circuit,- r in Bath, was employe.' place, to effect a COW procure her a letter e: fain divit:entl basin*); e proposed tliv;deutl Dore, Smith , and Ce.. blank checks, lint, in par.:tent of those letter of T" ,v, Anil having neeeas to Appears to have been tao t hem all o p, Area: site. bankers, and mono-ii. , n Saint-11v last was given at llow•at It O lso n has hern ac iny:lF after nat.:it% hint to saccrells.4l in apprelterti ig, at a house in Tore, - [ i n t o enet.tie, he gavo les, all he ball renaainiai; exatnination before My -1 to convey hint before ti.c 1E1). till. Egg.. of M e rlon. Sof t y . .1a or. ;Ix es. Wok'sitglost_ Tterkc. u i tut to. Mr. John ‘Voot.ier. t. Piles I. 3 " . "i Alj r. 'e of Ororg - • •• • • --• sd Published at nig CoNX•rtrvis e.C• PposkeSt Cle' `Ai ••• I :/119 • 0.: to atom 1,6 c.or -se . * Iteesied to be stoke'',. t. This day was published, price 3s. 111 imp; RHYMES, nn the Names of all the Books of Pie Did and New Testament, with Allusions to some o f th e principal Inciting's and Ch a racter'. By HANNAH MORE. Printed for T. Cadell. In tbe Strand Hatchard and gee, Piccadilly ; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. of whom may also be had, by the same Author, Sarernas of prevailing Opinions soul Manners, Foreign and Domestic; with Reflections on Prayer. Eighth FJitioa, price 9s in boards—and New Editions of ill her ether Works. PURSUANT to an Order of the High C ourt of Chancery made in two several calms of " NEW NAN versus NEWM 4N," and `• NEWMAN versus WICKHAM CLERK." whereby it is ordered that the Master do inquire what are the ineumbrances on the estate ?,IJ, and state the priority of such ineumbrances. Any per soli or persons maiming to have any ineumbrance on the Manor or Lordship of North Cadbury. in the county of So merset, and the alpha! messeage. end demesne. and other leads. etessneges or t e nements. cottages, farms, tithes, rents. herf ,iii on sonts. and premises, situate, lying, add beim*. or at l n ipig in, or within the parish of North Cadbury. aforesaid. u hichias formerly the estate of Francis Newman, Esq. acea m.d. who, by his will. devised the same to his nephew. Fraacis Newman, the elder, for life, with remainders over. and to the reversion in fee whereof expectant on the decease ef the said Francis Newman. the elder: and failure of issue wale of his body. Francis Newman, the younger. became s e ised or entitleJ by virtue of certain indentures of lease god telease.datt d respectively the 20th and list days of m i) am. Imo comm on recosery suffered as of Trinity Term, 1790, end who, by imienture% of lease and release, ,hied respectively the 12th and lllth days of Nouenther I.w,conve)rd the slime to Jat.,es Bennett. F.sq. (being the islet so sold as aforesaid), are on or before the 48th day of Mar 1921, to come in !wrote Francis Paul Stretford. Esq. the Master, to whom the said causes stand referred, at his Chalsbers in Southampton-buildintts, Chancery-lane, Lone dos.and make nitt and substantiate their claims and priori ties ; or, iu default thereof. they will be peremptorily ex cluded the benefit of the said ortler. JOHN BURGESS and SON, being apprized of the aameroua endevroura made by many persons to Impose hal a • s article for their make, feel it incumb ent u p on r e quest the attention of the Public in purchas in g s y conceive to be the original, to observe the risme slut the sadress corresponds with the above :—the general tips - trams of the spurious descriptions will decelye the vagsartted, and for their detection, J. B. and BoK submit the following cautions : —some are in appearance at first sight " The Genuine." but without any name or address : some "Bt tuass's Essence of Anchovies :"—otbers, " Bc n cts's"--aud many more without address. JOHN BURGESS! HON having been many years ho soured with inch distinguished arprobation. feel every sen timent of respect towards the Public. and earnestly solicit them to inspect the Labels precious to purchasing what they conceive to be of their make, which they hope will prevent aim dkappointments. BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. for general purposes, baring giyen such great satisfactioo, continues to be prepared by them, and is recommended as a most useful and couvesient Since. Will keep good In all climates. Ai artheese. 107, ST* AND. career of the Bavoy-steps.Loadon (Tee ORSOINkL FISH.SAUCZ WAREIIOCST.) i h l A. MOUNTAIN and Co., SARACEN'S HEAD 17. INN. ilawerlitil. London. The following Post Coaches, Soil Coaches. itc. set out from the nbove Inn : the "Telegraph." Ramsgate, Margate, and Canterbury ore post coach, every morning. at a quarter past seven. la consequence of the decided preference given to the stove coach, the proprietors are determined no expence *all be spared to render it the first conveyance on that rod. Dover. Deal, gandwich. and Feversham, every morning. s a quarter past seven, and six in the evening. tholepins', Chatham. Rochester. Sittinglvourne. and RAG has. . morning, at a quarter past seven. Valseath. Plymouth. Exeter. We% mouth, Dorchester. Ihntweath, and Salisbury. every morning, at seven. through lioeitos. Axminster, Hridport. litiandford. and Basingstoke. The " Union," Southampton. 144111111t0n, Winchester. tad Basingstoke new coac'i. every morning at eight ; tw ines at tile Coach and Horses, Southampton. by five. The proprietors of the above roar,' hope to receive a eon haelece of that support which has hitherto been experienced "we the commencement of the " Union." No racing with *Um coaches. IBath Ind Bristol flying post coaches. through Chippen• lite. Caine. and Marlborough, every afternoon, at one. 01111E8 'IV WE1.1.:4, BRIDGEWATER, TAUNTON, AND PLYSIOUTO. The "Umpire." a new Liverpool light coach. only one vieht on the road, rarr)ing four inside, sets out daily; Anoigh Woburn. Northampton. Wellord, Luttervrorth. Hinckley. Atherstone. Lichfield, Stone. Newcastle. knots lord, Warrington. and Preston. fihrewshur), Wellington, and Shiffnal coach. every even int. at Ave. The "Union," Wevmonth. Dorchester. Blandfordt Sans bur), Andover. and liasingstehe new post coach. every af ternoon, at four. TOE IMMO.. TH PACKETS TO OVIRNSIET, JERSEY, EntUntie. S'r. 81"°13' &r. The "Rockingham," Leeds new light coach. sets oni own- morning at eight ; and passes through Stamford, ) •clatt, Retford. Doncaster. and Ferry bridge, to the Gol des Lion. Leeds. next morning. at tell. lallritheaoditig the uncommon expedition of this coach. it is allosra to be the most agreeable and complete public t'atvenue* aa the north road, being unequalled by any oilier. Glasgow, Longtown, Gretna Green, Anan, Dumfries. R ll3 vabill. Thornhill, Satiquhar, Kiln. Cantnock. kingswell, and i ll P nr" of Scotland. a post coach daily. York, scarborongh. IVhitbc. Shields. Sunderlend, New rune and Edinburgh, new post coach, with a guard throughout ; sets out every 'miming at nine, by way of ' A llis& Retford. Tadcaster. Darlington, Northallerlon. iblit.m. Niorpeth. and Berwick. Passengers finding them ,.,__o 9el ''' fatigued on the journey, may rest what time- they rw, and then proceed on without any additional fare. Itridgenortit and Weisel post coach every evening. llariborot.gh and Swind on new four inside coach. through Alditoorn. Reading. Lambourn, Purton, Lydington , Pe w s e y . w °Qt " Ha ßasset , Raresbury. Hungerfurd and N ewbur y , .. fn . atoning. 110110 n, spudding. Peterborough. Stilton and Huntingdon Royal Mail Conch. et ery esenittg ; to Spilsby , L eith. Grimsby and Dull. e vert afternoon, at six. "'lisle. Penrith. amt Whiteltas en new four inside Post "eel': Passes through Brunei. Appleby. 0 retni " brile. ti: , ehatonst,l'atterick. floroughbrLie. Wetherby. Alterford. 11 '" t ' f . and Grantham. Passengers detained on the t.." ti I ms'""i't, or pleasure. have the peculiar advantage ut2heir seats being sevresi in the next roach. 11.7118cItester. Wi ns l ow . Congleton. Newcastle, Walsal, and t i." rtl aimPlon post-coach. every afternoon. ‘ aketield post-coneh everc morning. ..rmial. lanes s t rr . Precon. Kirby -Lonsdale. Bolton. , I Cry. Ormskirk. and Guesting post-coaciws. every af ternoon at Fit.', .I.iserpool,and LOAM Warrington. Knutsford. Stone. Stafford. eld pest-roach. called the " Defiance." every evening. I '' P ' , ' Saracen's Head Inn. Dale-street. Liverpool. theater. Newp o rt, Whitechttrelt. Torporley, Nnreptsvich, A.O nhalcit. and M iddl ea kb . post- roa c h every evening. p s . . A. MOUNTAIN and co. reepectfilly acquaint their ~,,t 7 T h, is and the Puhlic. that they will not he account -7.P01t any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage. Writings, Plate* %.....f more than Five P.notils value. if lost. stolen. or An' 7 t. 'lnlets 'Merrill as il•r!l. rt'll the lusnranee paid "lc ' "r"..bily, it the Saruen't I I gad lua, SLIV Alibi'', litiad" • CHEAP LOTTERY ! 1 - and J. SIVEWRIOH'f, Contractor; for fie Lot t/ • tery. are happy in announcing a Scheme. wash. with out reducing the number or magnitude of the Prizes, enables them to offer Adventurers the singular novelty of a WHOLE TICKET chance 1 1 14 14 0 HALF chance QU iRTER chance EIO NTH chance 1 19 0 14IXTRENTH chance 1 0 0 For the Drawing ou the 17th MAY. all in ONE DAY, when 2 of X 21,000 And the additional Chance of 100 Numbers for 2 of P 20.200 RESIDES PRIZES OP demo I Z2so I Z. 200 .t SOO 2220 tllO ice. Ike. Consols and Money, are sure to be drawn making 4007 Capitals and Prizes certain of being decided 17th May. ••• No Classes ! every Ticket to decide its own tale ant no other. 'V Every Chance issued before the 17th May will be de cided 17th May. The Tietets are issued in Chances of Ticket Eaves. Quarters. Eighths. red Sixteenths. whiellare now veiling by J. and J. SIVEWRIOHT, Contractors, 37, Cornhill ; 11. Holborn; and 14. Haymarket '.here they sold in the two last Contracts, all the /WOW Prizes ! also 9,1163, (Class II) 221,000! and by ell their agents in the Country. ' o ,,* Schemes, with full Particulars. gratis. FRO.II SAT DA Y .% Burrs GAZETTE. WAR OF ACI .A PIM. 19. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons. Surgeon W. O'Dnnel, M.D. trots 10th Foot. to be tionTenn. Tire J. F. Wylde, a ho retires on half-pay ith Royal Veteran Hottalion. 18th Ditto. Lient.-Colonet W. K. Elphinstone. from VI Font. to be Lieut.-Colonel. Ti.. Petty. who exchanges. ISth Ditto. Lieutennnt .? I".lachell, who was remlTed from the service on the igt of Itareh, 19.41, hai been rein- stated in his rank. 10th Regiment of Foot. Surgeon W. Voting. M.D. from the 7th Ro3al Veteran :battalion, to be Surgeon, lire O'Donel. appointed to the 4th Light Dragoons. 30th Gino, Ensign G. H. Wood to be Lieutenant. with out r urchase. vice Cheek, deceased; R. It. Martin, Gent. to be knsign, sire Wood. •nd Ditto. Lieutenant 11. D. Keith, from the Slhis Foot. to be First Lieutenant. vice Kennedy. who exchanges. 33d Dino, Lieut.-Colonel R. Yelp. from the 10th Lirist Dragoons, to be Lieut.-Colonci, lice Elphinitone, who ex- choices. 37th Ditto. Quarter-master J. Holmes. from half-pay '2lllli Light Dragoons, to be Quartermaster. vice J. N. Fox. wit' , returns to his former half-pay as Lieutenant in the 911 . 11 nth Ditto, Lieutenant J. P. Sparkes, from half-pay Ro,al African Corps, to be Lieutenant. viqe J. M. Tittle, n ex changes. receiving the difference; I lospital-Assistrin . %V. 11. Burrell. 11. D. to be Assistant-Surgeon. vice T.tenipson, promoted on the Staff. 4011. Ditto, Lieutenant J. 11. Claimer to he Captain. 1,!, purrhase. vice Phillips, who retires; Ensign W. k. Clarke to be Lieutenant, hr purchase, vice Corner; R. Floyer Gent. to be Ensign. by purchase, vier Clarke. 47th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon, A. Millar, from 534 Foot. to be Surgeon, Tire Ridstiale. deerased. 63d Ditto. Assistant -Surgeon R. Greig, M. D. from half pay 2*i Light Dragoons, to he Astistant-Surp - ,eon, vice Millar. promoted iu the 4:th Foot. 66th Ditto, Major G. W. Montagu, from the Sid Foot, to be Major. vice Oran,. who exchanges. 68th Ditto. Captain .1. Hewett, front half-pee 60th Foot, to he Captain. vice W. Nlackne, who exelianges. 7-.ld Ditto. Lieutenant W. Markham, (non the Cape Corps, to he Lie.etewint., vice Votes, who esciiamzes. 76th Ditto. siirceon..l. B. Flannagan. from the Chh Royal Veteran Battalion. to be Surgeon, vice 0. Halpin. M. I). who retires itaon half-pay Ath Royal Veteran ilat:lti.l. Aril Ditto. Brevet Lieut.-Colonel R. Want. from the Mit Foot. to he Major. vice Montagu. who exchanges. 80th Ditto. Brevet Lientunant William Kennedy. from the 23.1 Foot. to be Lieutenant. vice Keith, who exchanges. Cape Corps, Lieutenant Thomas William Yates. from the 72r1 Foot. In he Lieutenant. %ire Markham. who exchanges. MTAFF.—lieutenant Colonel Robert Torrens, of the frAsi Foot. to be Deputy Quarter -master General to the Kiac's Troops serving in the East Indies, vice NI•Ka. who resiTni Lieutenant and Adjutant J. Nicholson. of the Army 1)..p0t in the Isle of Wight, to have the rank of Cellin;:i. lICOPITAL STAre.—ASciMant-SUrgeOn W. Thompson, from the 38th Foot, to he Apothecary to the F,.rees. vie? Leeson. deceased : Hospital Assistant D. Ft e.l.ar/1 to he Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice Davy. promoted in the 15th Foot. To he Hospital- tmislants to the Forces. Hospital-Assistant M. NUDernint. M.O. from half-pity, vice But felt. promoted lu the &Oh Foot; Hospital-Assistant A. Bruce. from half-pax. vice Dockers!. promoted. Memonavoa.—The commission of Captain Frenr4i as Adjutant of the 46th Foot. has been antedated to the 26th December. ISIS; the commission of Captain Emery. 43d Font. has been antedated to the 20th January, IS2O, hut he is nut to receive any back-pay. COMllligalOOS in the Rochnrgh , hire Veoirnnry CalsitrT, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of ►he County of Ro:• burgh. Major-Commandant William Elliot Lockhart to be Lieute nant-Colonel ; ('apt. Sir 1Ie• ender Don. Ran. to be Major. vice Lockhart. promoted : Lieutenant C. Chisholm , to be Captain. vice Don, promoted; Cornet Ueorge Pott to be Lieutenant. vire Chlsholuse. promoted; 1100. James St. Clair. to be Cornet: Allan E. Lockhart. (lent. to be ditto: Thomas Carruthers. Gent, to be ‘djittent. Commissiou in the Royal Fifeshire Regiment of Yeomany Cavalry, signed by the Lunt Lieutenant of the comely of rife. Captain John rarsons, on the half-pay of the 10th Hos ' ears. to be Cornel. —wow— fI.OIKRUPT. IPA IARGEI I . W. Jurfinn, Sunbury, Midi ietua:;er. J. liollix. stnne-abic , Alexander Macrae, Devonsisire•street, fli,.l,,;:%zate-street jeweller. 11.% N K Ur I"r 4 . I. Nathan. Alfred-piece, Glnneester. musk seller, May 2. S. June 2. at the Comm' rcial-r0.,n14. goon% Attorneys. Mr. EranN, Ilsiton-garden and Mr. Eerie Ilaberfield. Bristol. T. Mtilliean. Bath. silk-mereer. .Ipril 0. May June 4. at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. James. Bucklersbary. M. Lawledge. Ilarley-street. raven 11.11-• loam, uphol sterer. April Ma'. S. June Y. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Pearse and Peachy, Salishury-slissre. J. Dean, Bingley, York. builder. May -.P. at the Sessions HOU3e, Pontefract. May 9. at the King's Mend Inn. Ring ley, June 2. at the Sun Inn. Bradford. Attorney'. Alesarg. Bl a graye and Walter, Syneond's Inn ; and Mr. Tolson. Bingley, J. Goodair. Chorley. Laneashire. cotton -ipiatter. May 9, 10, June 2. at the 114eteley Arits MAnettester. Attor neys. Meetly'. Ilurd and Johnolt, Temple; and Mr. Buck ley. Manchester. E. Rowe. Chadkirk • Chester. calico-printer. May lit 21. June 2, at the Red Lion Inn. Ileatoe Norris. Mr. Tyler, Temple ; and M e ssrs. Lingard mail Co.attorneys. Heaton Norris. E. Beardmore. Newt -agile-tinder-Lyme. shoe-maker. April V. May I. June I. et Ilw Three T4tin.Neweeslder- Lyme. Attorney a. Mr. TOO ..es, B a a l ard's Inn; anti Mr. Rolls. Newcastle -under-1A see. J. Cameron. Sitekley. Wori.t.ster. farmer. May 7. S. June lw star and (tarter Inn. Woreester. Attorneys. Mr. at t Je)es. Co:merry-lane ; and Mr. Unbend. Lyillate-house. near Br•int 4, trnre. T. floater, Slade-cud, Berk:, it, . ‘ p r;; 101 l I DEN VS. May 13. J. Pitt, Cirencester, woolstapler, at the King's Head Ina. Cirencester—Mac 13, C. Sailer, inn. Poeflea , baker. at the Crown Inn. Gotport—Mar V. W. Gulick. jun. B9thop Stortford. Hertfordshire. malt-factor. at Guild hall—May V. R. Norton, jun. Charlotte-street. Rathnone place, paper hanzrr. at Geiltlltal —May I. J. klamsn. Gower-street, Redford-sonsre, frothier, nt Goildltall—May 19 U. Tyler. Woodford. ESIPIC, innkeeper. at Guildhall - May 19. J. Saab. Bishop Stortford. IlertfordOtire. money scrivener. at G .hall—Sias 13, E. Smith. Crren Lettore- Ivno, tea den . a' liiii!illiP9—Miy IS. P. ll'orisnont. Old Firosd..stre ' reliant, st Gaillhall—May 3, E. IL-ad and T. Reber. t RII lsell-mweet. ilioamautary. linen-drapers. ,at Guildhall—May tt ~ 9 . liiiimie4t efte r - at. Barite, Austin+ Ifriars. ship - owners , st C Mid:tall —llnv 11. M. R - ois and G. J. Ross, Iloweste-hill, tnerchan' 4. at tittlltlltall--Iley 13. I. , Parkes, late of Oldheiry. Shts psltire, v;votaller. at the Wool-, pack Inn. Birrnineham—Ma. I:1. J. Ki:!s. Vort., common brewer, at the Wh:te Swan Inn. York --flayt;.W. Neilson. Liverpool, rnereht.nt, at the 0. 1 1 , a• ..1`.1e.5r... Lae'. and Co. Liverpool—May I t. W. Could. S:1-ffiold. rot"er. at Ilealey's Hotel.SbefAeld—Ma- I I. J. Hl.ll 'in. Sliellei 1. merchant. at Healer's Hotel. Sheffield—May 19. 11.:ntrth tspinali. Black 'barn, Lancashire, brazier, at the 01.1111a , i. Bull len, Black burn. _ _ rIFICATLF-M tr 12. J. Wiloon and G. iVauch. A' ~yrste- itreet. wholesale hat-inanufaeturers—W. James. ion. late of Abergavenny. caliiitet-tnaker—N. Warbrick. late of Li% tn-pool. merchant —J. H. Ilarerstock, Alton. Ilamp,liire. common brewer — J. Crowther. Liverpool. merrhant—G. Howe. Ashford. Derty.ltire, tins r M. Astley, Ooswell-street, chins arehouseitian —T. Shuttleworth. Ipswich. linen-draper—J. Mot timer, ben. J. Niurtitner, jun. an.l J Mortim .r. }Mond. 1 orissiii re, worstetl-spinners—lL (Jonah. Liverpool. toll teen an .4nttlf manufacturer—W. Tact. Marlbornn,th, carpenter —J. V or4s, II ardsbaw. Lancashire, ironmonger. PARTNRIUMIPS itt.;soLvirn. F. (Irif.r. H. Rosset. and F. Rnaset, London. aserchints— J. Pool and I:. Pool. Hartley-row. Hants. grocers—ll. Painter :!td F. P:cnter. Birmingham. brass-fontuirrs--J. Baron awl W. Wntkis, Manchester, a , ternies at law —E I:.res and R. Hit's'', Warrington, soap-manufacturers — D. Lindsay and-W. !Wirral% Rdlabursh. insurance-brokers —R. Park and J. Butcher. Pre.tou, iroonson%ers—W. Dann and J. Dann. Cranbro , A, Kent, farmers—W. Lenin, gen. an I W. 1.-wig. jun. Oid-s'reet, h tree-hair-mattuftcfurers —F. ('oonoritndß. Patre. jnn. East Dar.-ham. grocers—R. Moline. J. Wenle, R. Moline. and R. %folio , . jun. 60,Ialming, bankers—R. Auderton andT. Oldbatn, 7klattenester, and at Owlerset. Derbyshire, caner...print ..rs—N. Rates. ff. Bates, and W. Rees, Browerhy-Bridae. Halifax. iron-founders—J. H. Kell and T. IL Wilson. Kent-road, timber-merchants — R. W. Ottegins and %. T. Aingridge. Holborn. gilders—J. J. Hammond, J. Hammond, and I. Hammond, E-cleshill. York-hire. cloth-makers—J. Hale andT. Oro uu. Kingston. Jamal , !a. meretnnts-3. Bstrawel end T. Bartram, War wick. slaters—J. W. Ricketts. I. Leonard, L. Ames, R. Ricketts. and F. Ricketts, Bristol, tobae.!onists—W. Batten sad R. Battelt,'Brlstni. ctunnists—J. Citew.'l3laekburn, and J. Myers , Reston, fAnelt shl re. wine-merely& attlt —J . Poulton and J. Pool. C Able-hill, Upper Tuames-street, tea-dealers. /IVPRACE PRICE OP COT IN r•.'-.Last ASO W 41..”. When:. 7il. nye. 3la. Sd. —l:ariey.l34. Yd.—Onts, 9ji. I id.-1 3 e: ie. 304. Iltd. Tl, Average Prier , 3f Rrowl or *l.:unman Sugar. corn roe,: (r :n Returns made in the 'Week ending the ltqh day April. is 334. Id. per cwt. EXTRAORDINARY CASES OF UTTERING COU.VI'EUFEIT SILVER ColN, AT TUC LAI'S CHTIITaIt ASSIArS. .fitlits Lee was wi.h uttering counterfe silver at Liveriywd. TI moms Pennin, , on Aated that te Ira* employed liv the police of Liverrol to deter, pc' in the ntter ing o f counterfeit toin. Witness said lie was intro duced by Mr. 31ii!er to a person of the name of Jeff,- ries. On the )Leh of Novi•mber the witness rent to s pnblic-horse in Reieross-street, kept by Mrs. Nee :than. where he was introduced to the prisoner by Jefteries, who t. 4.1 him that the witness was an old particular friend of his, and that he was a person with whom he might safely do bnsiness. Upon this interview no bu siness was done, nor was there any day appointed for another meeting. On Timolay, 21st Nov. witnecs went again to the svn. ' , oldie house, where lie saw the prisoner Lee. Witnes% asked him if lie had any bard (meaning base silver ?) Ile said he had : and wit ness said he w ished to have five bola worti (five 8110- lings ;) prisoner called the witness into the bar, when the witness gave hint five shillings, and received from Lien 20s. in counterfeit silver. The witness counted over the coin, an.: the prisoner said they were the best be ever hail, and that hr had had thirty score of them: that they were all gone; but on Thnrsilay he shonhl have all descriptions of half etas (half.crowns ;) bolos (shillines;) tanners (sixpences;) and .Init (foN.etl Dank paper.) Witness rave the count rfeit saver to Mr. Miller on the same evening. Itichsrd Jefferies, who stated that be was einyloyed to assist the last witness. confirmed his testinusny. Mr. John Miller is at the head of the police at Li. verpool; he stated that he had employed the two last witnesses to detect perions concerned in the disposing of had silver. Pennington rave him 295. in counter feit coin on the evening of the 21st Nov. Witness ap prehended the prisoner on the 16th Dee. anti Nom his person found 161 counterfeit shillings and four six- penres. The prisoner, in histleferee. denied havintt paid any silrer to Penniorton. and he amounted for the a..iim• terfeit sliver fontri upon him, by stating that lie hr found it. The Jnry (mind the prisoner Jaye risme:rya n•;.‘ eliargeil with the same offence. Stnrah Hen:th•to en- rh.tr.reti with e similar (offence, and on the evidence of l'enuington and Jelferies was found ,gill a- Thon►as Pennington stated that he first saw the pri soner at the house of Mrs. Heughan. Iln the 10th of Janitary. Aritnrs. called at her house, but she was no t w lthin: lie went again in the aft-rnoon wish Jef feries witness asked her how she di‘l,and what news i• !Ilse said she was eery well, and there 4vas no news, eNcent that .rock fluglies was piled (hanged) on SR tnr:lav wi!n..gg asice.l her whst she had ? She rep!:el al no but al. w ; witness ;mil Jefferies then left the Louse, and went again abont.six o'clock in the evening ; the prisoner took out of her pocket 52 counterfeit shillings, saying she had but half a score, which she gave to him, and the witness e u r p c o a ti s w t o h m i e c hr likethe p h r i i in s o , n f e o r r sa h i e d la s she y ie s i s p h a ed i d s g h a e ve h h ad er a i n U o s th ready money ; witness gage" them to Miller the same evening. Richard Jefferies stated, that he had known the pri soner since last Nov.; she lived in a cellar near the Dry Hock; the prisoner sold Pennington 40 counter• feit shining, in an unfinished state, and 12 finished, for which he gave her 10-. and 3s. ; it was quite dark. The prisoner being called on for her defence, put in a teritten paper, which was read by the Clerk of the Court. A considnable portion of it was occupied with set ils respecting the wretched state of her family. It theo prow. e !pi to state, that the witness Pennington had once or twice re icvi d her with small sums of money, hut she totally bitted ever having IWO concerned In the uttering of base roin, and every thing that Pen nington and Jefferies bad stated on that subject was altogether false. She called upon the Jury nut to credit the evidence of men who were of tketimst infamous character, oar of whom had been convicted of ....limy, and the other was. a deserter from the artily, and had been in earioes giols, and that his wife had heen convicted o f f e lony at the last Chester a• sizes. Ills I. wtkliip ordered Pennington to Le called, :inel lie int% crogated him at considerately length, as t•t lels former mode of life. lie admitted tl;at be lead been convicted of a l'elooy, for which lie ha i been itsep..i soneil two years in Lancaster Castie. The char i ot avtinst him was the embezzlement of the pieperiy oi his employes. Richard Jeff ries was then called into Court. lie stated the he bad never been in custoth for any crime : he was once. imprisoned for an assault ; Le wes once ,t P rivate in the First Itegitsent of Guards, and never served in any other cap.ci.ty ; was in the Guards about five years. and thee 11l Mc re. .snout withowl miseharTetl ; he gnitted the service in 1793, and sui rendered himself under his Majesty's prorlaniatieci about thee years a2o, when he gat his diseliar:fe ; I witness has he .11 at Chester several ; his wile i . in the Castle, having been convicted of felony: nit tress was living n ith her at the time she was appre• !tended, but lie sail he could not speak midi an- d cor rectness as to the time she was taken into citsloily; it I might be some time about last June, but he reaVy Could not say ; witness was taken into t ustudy at Li • veepool, about a fortnight ago, on a charge u. deser tion, but he was discharged by the lat 4 istrates ; nest has made no bargain with the police as to :toy remuneration proportional to the number oil' ttiViCtiOil... bat expects to be paid fur his time and trou'ile. .Nlr. Miller, in answer to questions from the Judge, said he had made no bargain with the witnesses. as to the amount of the reanune..ation they were ta receive., but they might reasonably expect to be rewarded in proportion to the number of detections ; witness at the tim • he employed them, was nut acquaihted with the circumstances which have now come out in evidence. His Lordship, in his charge to the Jury, said the circumstances which have now for the first time been disclosed relative to the former c induct of t'ae it it aesses. Penning-ton and Je would requite 1. ous the Jury very se. ions coushieration ; and in this ri spe• t this ease differed very much from thu,i• that 11;..d preced ed it, for in those cases the mittiessi s ton Ii out he alluded had stood before theist a\ persons, against %chow chara. ter there lay no i .in r utistion, awl ncitker nor the Jury could anti. iiirts the cireliiis'atters which hate since been The: e oat in this case nothing; eoafirmato -y of tl.e evidence of Petiningttin and Jeff - ries, and Os- Jury would coy sider a lo.••her any could •afely rely era their uns.ipporte I te•tioomy. I shii, expressed ha regret, that the remuneration of per sons employed in this way should in any wanner de pend upon the number of deter lions, b:waiisr it was impossible to calculate the etTett which such an expectation might hare upon their minds. After some deliberation, the Jury returned the ming verdict :---- o We do taut think the two witnesses sufficiently ree d:6le to convict the prisoner upon their evidence. We therefore find the prisoner not Not Guilty." Mr. HAIN r said, after this opinion he could not press the other cases in which he could offer no confirmatory evOeni e ; he therefore consented Anat there should lie lerdi: is of acquittal in all the casts, except that of John lleughsti, in which lie had some confirmatory evi dence. The trial of this prisoner, was therefore pro -0...del with ; hut, when the evidence had been Roney through, his Lordship thought it too slight, and tl Jury agitated the prisoner. The other prisoniA. a , chareed with the some offence, were then plaer e d at tOe liar, and severally acquitted. His Lordship said he should not pass any sTntenee up t!ai female prisoner, Serial Henglian, who had h.ieti convicted on the unsupported testimon of these vime•ses, hnt should olis , •liarge her on her, own meg , H is ince, to In of good behaviour. She was accord ingly placed at the liar, and having en Aered into the . r i e ,i ti os itired priso r n e e c r ognan li, i e z wa c s e m. o va nte s n o i r r t d ier t e u il t h o be discharged. . e imprisoned mon ths. His Lordship hoped that %be police I ceofLiver pool would, in Store, be cantions w h a t agents they - employed. ,ad RIME 41)r Or lIAD , LET, Opium sumo, AND JOHNSTOS:. ---Jlllt before the condos on of the (Allier Spring Assizes, oil Saturday, Sheol Drummond, and Joh:,. -con, who reutlrrrel theurie Ires so conspicuons &bunt tun year! Imo at die rrfu al meetings at' Manchester, Stm•kport, Macclesfield, 'ie., were brought up to the bar, to enter into personal security of Wt. each, in adflition to sorties of IVO/. each, fir their good be. hAviour for two years. They were respectably dress ed, and did not appear to have suffered, at least in -alth, is , bowed fully great Bleule , . • • 1, by their imprisonment. They bowed respect- to the ConA, and conducted themselves with propriety. They weredischarged on I heyday. ley still retains his beard, which appeiul to be six or e;s'it inches in length. ,ihuitt