The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-07-24 00:00:00

Qikk daik - lAA/kV' .J gplAvokv,A.....ukcitkit.t A r O. 47;9. TIIE QUF:EN'S JOURNAL. nrillE Celebrated JonrtiAl of the Q FENS TOI • I 44iptwell to he written M• will be Re-p.tb , wive A MIOTATIONS. Sidi week. - TO THE PURIM. F.p. patronage so liberally bestowed upon my ststrishmiutt during the progress of the late Loiters. : rods: it i:euaiiiis say most grateful seknouleildements. calls C.. for ea; bi-d exertions to settler its rontinua nee. With *ft feeling I beg leave to announce, that I have this rsatra-ted with Covenonent for Twenty Thousand T.c kets. to be drawn in one or two is .ttrrirs. 56, 15 e is sow nailer consideration. in framing which I true cades.oured t., hovel thew ishe4 of thou Friends who Jul at different times favoured me with their sttggestions su bj.et, Tuis Scheme I shall have the intisfactivn when it has receive" the s victim' of the : I s o f His Msjesty's Tretuntry. anti I look with **at which can alone secure its sureess. Pettit' .1 44, - ;, 1 1. tom. your devoted and grateful servant. 4. ttesbilload IP. t . !sariug-truss, T. HISII. Jai M. Iteitt. sant (p/fIALE.—IMPOItTANT AND EXTENSIVE PROPERTY. %IT LSIFt`1111.1) respectfully informs the 'Public, . he has received instructions to peremptorily fiEl.l.. 4v PUBLIC AUCTION, some time in the month of Jrly ri;st. ;:ifereat Lots, the several I.:owes, and !newest( of . ad la leo taivalde and extensive Manors, rapital alan- Wes Reese and Park. anti sundry Freeludil and Copyhol4 Free, sih;ste in the several Parishes of .lspeslen. Laystone. Codered. Yardley. and Clothall. in the County of liens; fletsia'a.s in the whole shunt fourteen hundred acres of line w idow, pasture, 'rabic, and wood land, of the value of 12-1:10 per annum. or thereabouts. Partin!, ix may be had at the Secretary's Mice. Auction Nary. London: Angel. Hun St. Edmonds Ram. New market: owe. Cl/abridge: Three Cups, Coleliester: Dell. o w a m .sf.- 4 1; Swan. Ile. ford; SalisLury :lams. Hatfield; Shit, Hart. St. Altinn . ,:: Green Mira, finrnet fanli.hury Arms. Rertfurd A:trivet-Ws Head, Ware : and of W. 1..4- dd:4 Land and Tissiber Serveyor. Enfield. Middlesex. Forvieui ig the Estates. epplieation nets% be tamte to Mr. Meats Woodward& at A lseden : and Tici.et 4-to vies the Mission Rouse nod Gardens. near he hod. on npplieati, n. at the Office of Mews. Lamb anti Co. 1114, Princes-street, by te Bank. where a Plea of the Estate may be seen. Titt:bSES.—ln ronsequem e of the demand for and greet benefit clerked from the use of PINDIN PITENT Tit.CSSES, without Metallic sprin;4. G.% 1N and Co. beg tense to inform the Public that their Mannfne• nay is now at No tiOtt. flect-street.—These Tresses are ityapproved of by the most eminent. Surgeons la town asdeeentry, and recommended on account of their great and miform pressure w ithout chafing. Reireetahle refer ents can he rites to ilersteons and others who hate proved dish good effeets.—Those by whom Itteel Tresses have been worn give the dvided preference to P. Pindin's. N.B. Perielli4endibq the circumferenee of the holly below 111 him, and the largest part of the thigh, stating which side 11watealnkteit, may depend ou being corre?ll fitted. ANGEL. INN, Orrirreet. iIirIIRRAL OFFICE, FOR TR 11-61.1.1NG. THE following HAILS and other COACHES Ego from the above fan : Parisito}al 31ai1 , ria Dover Tuesday and Friday Nighty, it twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Nlail. through (Inclalmlng, Pe ers&ld. aild Porter*, erery Errniog it 11 quarter ptt , t 7. sad fluidity at half past tS, On its arrit al a picket sail. to the Isle of Wight, to couve) passenger. and pared.: soul n Ilan Coach %ciao( to Chichester. through Drayton. Havant. Bosworth. Re. Oloacester and Milford Mail. through !Gulley. Oxford. 1 1 lad Cheltenham, ever) Evening a qaarter past 7, and Sun day at half-past 6. Doter and Canterbury Mail. throagli Gravesend. Chat tan, and Festrwilam. every evening at a quarter past 7. and Sunday at half past It. Fromeanterburv. passenger% and par eels are constyed to Deal, Nlargatc, Itanisgate. Sandwich, itc.; and from Doi IT. pircels are eonveleA to Folkston'. Sandgite, II elite. 17iniehurch. Roomer. sail I.ydd. Amid and Bornor Post-eoaeli,thrtingh Monday, Wednesda‘, and Friday, a quarter before 7. Bath and Bristol Post-coach. to carry only four inside, throagh Reading. Marlborough, Caine, and Chippeniunn, 'ire, Morning at O. Bath Light Po,t-coach. In two data, to tarry fear inoide. (Notch Maidenhead, Reading. Marlborbnati. Devizes. and Meitshain, Moods% , Wednesday. and Friday Mornings. at P. This coach Is chiefly intended for the aceommodation of %Mlles. invalids. de. who cannot undergo the ratio@ of tat a distant e In on* day. Ihight9n fa•;:it Pod-coach, through Reigate and ('oche MM, et ery 3lorning et Cheltenham Post-coach. to tarry only four inside. through Iledey and Oxford, every Moraine at a quartet before 6. Chichester, Bogie/r, and Petaorth Post-coach, !Monday. Wednesday, and Friiinv Mornings, at a quarter bofore 7. Doter and Canterhury I.ight Post-cosi+, Nlondsx, Tues day. Tlinrsda. Friday. and Sunday Mornings. at 7. Gadeinlag sad D•tilaurd Telegraph Coach. throng,' Ash stead, Sinus, Leatiterhead, cafe, Tuesday, 'Thursday, anti Saturday Alornings, Pt 9. Gridalaiing and Guildford new Coach. thronTh "terror. elandon. Hornet's. Effingham, Leatherhead, and Epson, every Afternoon at 3, except Mantlay. Marpite, Ramsgate, Deal. Sandwich. and Broadstairs Grist Pon-coach, Teacart, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. and Sunday Morning*. at 7. Oxford Light ' , cat-conch, through Henley, de. every Wonting at half past 7. Godaiming aid Guildford Telegraph ClO , ll. through Biston. !Fitton. Cobham. and Ririe). ..n 11..n•lay. Wed riftT.. and Friday Wrnings, nt 9. and et ery Sunday morning at 7 precisely, and reams to Lon dun the gamer Jac Fl6.lgenrirtli and Walsal Post Coach every F.reninc. llanchester, Lancaster, Kendal. Rochdale. Iltaldenfiel 1, Bradford. Leeds, Ifallifax, Rotherliain, and Skrtlield. .weber, NORTIIF.RN (*() %CD FS. • •Casliale. Penritti. and Whiteliav en. Post ewes with har Horses and a Guard all the way. • Passes through 1400. Applebv. Uretabridge, Richnninsl, Catterick, Flo- raghlarldge, Wethertiv. Aberford, Donraster, and Gran t vie (the near.., way fly ISt miles), set: wit rtery looming, ' prrce.rai, the journey a ith th^ greate:t Caviling Passe.- Pni deb-hard on the road. by basin... 4 or it:ensure, have the Plildiar advantage of their . sentabring secured in the next. CARRIERS. To Twickenharn. Rrrntfurd. and Isleworth, every Mon eali.,Wednesday. Friday. aml Saturday. EANI ES an:l l'n.. Proprietors. Petrel; and Packages are safe : and expeditiously con "'Jed from this Inn to e v er y Citv. Tenn. Village, and I ovntry Seat in the f Mowing Counties. viz. I.—Berks. Rtteks. riussrall. Oe‘ort. Dorset, Hants. lieu-113M Olottftsfer• lily'. Oxford. Somerset. ditirrev. Snssex. Wits. Worcester. "'Meg. all parts Vibe hie of Wight. Jersey. (totem -1, lad all parts of realm.; and to 111 Parts of the North Take notier,thm no package, containiug glais. cli;na. „,,, ti tehtt. plate. nab. or Bank notes, howeves meal' the e. will he accounted for, if lust or damaged; nor arty .7" PIMP' or ps<4,.ny r y' s tuggat:e, of more than table. " 114 4 gPrf 1..1 ns writ when delivered at the °Mee and rat arefd•dia.:% flit Pori-1143km &c. at the sittateit zta LON 1) " TAe Cause for tehorli HAN, TO MANAGERS, OF TIfF . the SHEFFIELD THEATRE is be let to any res_peelahle Prot inrial M 3 year, or for a Term of three years, as candidate fur t!.• same. For further information apply fif hy the Treasurer cd* the Theatre. Propriet, Pierson, Bookseller and Britain, titietfleid. Stu Meld, IRSU. rOIIFIGN-OFFICE. JULY The Ki•c; been rleoleil to eri•oint Em, to he ilk Mojest) . 2 i:oso) Extroont: Pirnipoteoliar) to the United States of WAR-OFFICE. .h t.v 17th Regiment of Light 1411:.' , 0 1 4-1.i‘ PP% fr..m half-pay lOth Lime Dragoons. I iC4. I). De lancet', who eve::a ages. Terri 11st ditto. —Capt. T. June+, to aa /111, Tire Bates, whp retires. Lisut. J. Elliott. frum Sth Liaht Dragoons, by purchase, vice Junes. tit Regiment or Foot —F.u..iota H. 11l without purchase, vice Johustuiie .'ssust,o,l Kew. to b., Easigu, vice als•Lile. lA* dftto- , --"Lieur. . troll Zoth Fuot, to he Lieut. vice D. Ci receiving the difference. 40th ditto-Aptiartermaster Segjeast Quarrnmister, vire MiteArmsl , l. derra.e4l— . blth ditto—Lieut. It. Mit. from 111111- 1 he Lieutenant, vice Mantiers. "%use appa taken pisee. 7lst ditto—Arthur J mes, pent. to purchase. Witt ditto—Sergeon Ilutrison. the Ilth Foot, to be Soirge,n, vice upon half-pay 11. th Fo(,t. Ist Royni Veteran liettelion—Lield. Pout. to be Lieut. %lee Wtn. T. Al. R y an. former situation on the Retired I.lat. nth Rot al Veteran ttattalioo.—Xlsign I pay Ist (Jettison Bette;lnn,to be Enaiga. whow appointment has not taken plant. sth Rove! Veteran Battalion—Lieut. 1 4th Ito Vetersu Battalion, to he Lir'' 1 n113010 , 1—)lajor J. O. Peters, Siti Cavalry Hiding Establishment, to be Cat airy. NlEuoit tun( m.—The name of the Gs to sn Ensigney in the 13th Foto. on 6th :Thiel and nut Arthur nterl t the nente4 appointed a Barnet. Vaster, ar , Andcl , lismr), es stated in the finzette a the BANKRUPTCIES SUPERS!. C. Wellman, Ihniasier, Soniet.;et. linen-di J. R. I'ratt and W. R. Ratensrroft, corn-factors. BANKRUPTS. S. Handley, Ilehleretonr, stone. mint S. P. Sant. ?, at the Cr..wn-inn. Stone. Clarke, and V. alum, arnfurd-e,. , noa, Shine. Stafford. R. Newell, Illereiord. tailor. July Cetlet•-llouse, St. Joliu"4—ate-et. Hereford. Wright. Ilart-street. itlttunythart.gtoare. J. Kahl, Leeds, Vert, rt”.r. Aug. Court-hovie ' !wed,. Attneniet, Mr. WY. Ilatton-garden ; and :11e.i.r4. !loath and NI, T. Th...rin4 Reddiah. Lanerwee. raileutpriati St-pt. V. at the fled Lima. Ili-M1.11.N , Mr. Back, Charch-eaurt, l'emple; Vaughan, and Lingard, Heaton Nun* N. Tell, St. Germans, Cornwall, in, Sept. '2, at the Carlton Coffee-hoiNe, torney. Mr. Makinlion, Temple; and filr month Hoek. M. Fisher. Tlnterrt. Monmouth, shopl., Sept. 2, at the Ilitt.h Tat ern, ('urn-street. " Messrs. Etlvraltl and D 2114.1, BriNtui; Piltlllt-eutlft. Temple. T. John. Narheth. P•asitroke. shopkeeper . I, Sept. 2, at the N hite Nar' 'Mr. Phipps. Narbeth ; and Mr. E Istettids, J. 'ruse! . lteullen•ttraper. Jai% lathe Conotierrial-room•. Ilristel. ••rni, Richards, am! ('larke. Chnneer).larte 0. Itgil:h. Ilristul. J. Taineford, Milk-s•reet. 111mq-side. 0, Aug. 6. Nev. 2. at Guildhall. At Chearede T. Spratls. a.l. I tm.lar, irlettwo 11. Sept. 2. it Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Rest Smithfield. J. Woutlrroft. Vleveland.qtres:t. draper... July 29. Aug... Sept. Y, at Um Messrs. Sweet. Stokes. and Carr, Basinchm R. Non. Deptford Loa er-road. Rutiterhii July 29. Mtg. 12. Sept. 2, at Tadhunter, Colon-rug, Neu heat-Kent DIVIDENDS. R. T. Dertlia.. C. Oakes. Term or:h. Warwick. haulers. nt the M ...I Park evisthron-- tug. .1.6. IV. Itolllllrer. minstrr. coaell-bnilder, at Guildhall—.tug. 12. • Gloucester. clothier. at Lee. J. N. Martineau. and J. VI ~,,, tors. at Guildhall— tut. It. J. Dar:. Lot builder, at Guildhall—Aug. 12. J. Appleton, near Ite Sea. ship-owner, at 09111:111II tug, Pater:vister row.. bookseller. it ' Pus, ant: IS. P. Snt:th, P1)1110 , 1' 1 1, nu•rehant - ,-...- - .7 - ••• , --.7-. -.....er-.- - -- f ---1 " . -.... 'rata .4 -.414 ...,-......„.. - _ S. -- .. 6 ,........... .0- . 111, ....a.4. - " l n g `lt '-- -...., , °I iii l ( .. 1 • . - -TIN- .- - • so t. Ja eV, pi r • 1 % ~1 r ;4•I - - 7 - ... s . •' • r-. g l ee . .' •1 ir i • . • '.. ..- . . • - , •••••- • ' es . 4 , t i . Di, ettsteellti r (x)tatemail • ~....,„ .• ON, MONDAY, JULY 24, 1820. .1 v IPDE.V (eft to A. Field, triad SIDNEY died on Me Scaffold!" . . PRICE SEVEN PENCE. t' IEATRES. Awns inn. Plymouth-Aug. 2S, T. Hills, Sandwich, Kent. SURREY SESSIONS, July 2t. are informed that ship-builder, at the Rell Inn. Sandwich. raw- i utortigagell, and will CERTIFICATES-Ave. It. BIGAMY. . y . tanager !row year to T. Pretty, late of Tipton. Staffordshire. iroa-manafaeler- fro A m n h c i l a j b d iZ e u p n it ah m le an e . it w he h r o t i o . d a r n eettri m end e4 res til s it h h im e Wl a f i , b e e s?. • lle may best suit any e ll e e: 4 eds . . er Vi ty . u ad t:t . api K e • r . sTß lll . InKaSyci.inirerevt,shli.rae. and J. coWel:odtet-, iug neither bends nor fret, stood indicted for weawease ye. ' letter. post paid), to epinner-J. lit-egg. Whitehaven, thread mannfacterer-W. Wall. Weedon Beek. Northamptonshire. smith-T. Belpin. termarrying with one Mary Johnstone. iu Marcia lam. at ietore at Nir. 'lemmas Christ-church in the Burough, his former wife b e i ng C iea "reel. Bridgwater, hop merchant-J. Dubell. Sitaplehurst. Kent . alive taline-J. Wilcock, elaneherter, swollen cord manufacturer- ite ' reetes maa .mo g, the parish clerk of Plumstead, in Kent, J. Williams. Birmingliein jepanner--J. Lyre. and C. Lyne, r4l the marriage of the prisoner w ith Mary Johastone. 4 - - -- - - - - Finsbury- tear • •• 'h . • W B utton, l a t e of 111aribo- pror ' IVA* G.IZEITE. h p; 4 ' l ' • ! In " le " . • --- •. reef . teilder--11% R. elett, Brighthelmetone, wine-race- f ormed by the curate, the Rev. S. Watson. . in reeineil , dated the l gste.street W ithout, coney:timer-W. Steteasoo. Sheffield , Mary Johnstone. the prisoner's fleet wife, came into the veinal ions respecting grocer -,1, Booth, Nottingham , talloweelmodier. witneeses' box. anti Mr Manning swore that she was tee it Tinley with her Ma- woman the pt ieuner married in INIUS, laid the Maneigitis :- . 1 . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. e Mary Johttstone's appear:mere excited a good deal of leer- , subjert to the dirties T. Eylwayeei and S. Hemingway. Nottinglinm , whip ma- nufseterrre -J J . Doyle. 11. Underwood, and %% Dull,. Ht 96 a ri n u d ien e t pptor : 51.se ed wil a s t I l t ell tir e e l d flO in y l ea ile re c Ol u rge. of S th h e e l es u li t ed ycn to t4 Mse r- sl . : I .- --.." '. • J 1. an , articles of the r suct i commie , (those Holborn. fan-light mnialactorers.-Pl. Lewis anei 11. Tr prisoser, e Oh. you naughty villain." Order being re. f eel) ; and to capon to Ignek."l.:!ete., Rernyoudsey. briekleyers.-J. Fraser and •• stored, Mary Steggs, a decently dressed emotes, wee • e ow: a, protinetinn. or y. Strew& spirit---J. Minnie and Win, ca ll e d . Sh e sa id s h e was 70 years of age. She was r ins, or am other ar:i- Ilsomments. [Ayer-pool. ship weights,-R. Smell, sea, J. Ro- bins. R. Snell, son. and W. Seen. Paddington, whaegesfers. March, at a chereh in the Borough. She did not know Le literal wife of the prisoner. She was married t o him ltst • - t 'sets of foreign state.l .' * soregard, W. Snell . -O . c C. Bennet. a are admitted to the far ac -0 Renn e t and 1111.11 e of it. I. a ~,,t atemi t i „ ha _ Wood-street. CheepsidS. tailors,-W, Blake, J. Beaten, and J. Green, Bradford. Wilts. clothiers.-F. Helm, and G. Witners.-Voit Leon better, vou left me. Prisoner.-1 only married her to dress and undress me. . on exports from each . ....• I • Heine Poe iele..Mill. Worcester, corn-fectors.--L. Carter -' rn : and subject to an C liAl It SteN,-WIS you rearrieil by halm, or li cence? t, over anti above n il sell 11. Carter. Bank-Top, Meneltecer, stone-wiesonse-J, es it aegie __B e t eem. ..„.. 14, exeept in " lose Colley mill O. Upward. Path. livery-livable-keepers-C. Prisoner,--My I,arti. hare 'fleecy. lam a poor helpless Bishop end T. Erratt, Tokeithotere-yard. London, attorneys o l d man ; qu i te a erieple ; I can do nothing ; I WV. bora et . 1 t arelinuling. ititrraal- me ,. i s ma p,. b eia . e „ -J. Parker and W. Gould, Meiden-lane. London. hurlers Breeknock : the women know I am an innocent man, are , -11..1. Wrieht and C. Hrown.Norwich. sinters-T. Mere- . - . Sir own and In Realists never done any thing to any body. Ike ; order in coonett, di . deli and R. WelSee.Palace-row, New Road, St. Pancras, lei slit , : eN.-Yull will be allowed to speak in your ee• mates. in unlioarv, row-Seemlier-T. Watkins, T. liarboitle. and M. lierhettle, r enew h erea ft er. , I a„. p ublic me • e. serge Menehrite mm r, nee moats . nr far as relates to T. Watkins- M ary Savage b r i ng sworn, staled that elle was at the ms•- et or :lop C. Weide and R. Ritchie. of the Steam Mills,orenwieh. Sage of the prirener with Mary Staegs, at Christ-churrh, i:. . ..: nvillers--C.llantirem eud Li e- the Borough, vu the id of March last. 'le Nicholls, Leicester-place, A toany owl 1 ether noti fi es the op-r as Minister Pieter rester-square. tailor:. Cootie MAN.-Now prisoner, what have you to say in ee- merles, and his hat ins freer of your coneed s ' i I 1.11PEt1.7.11, PARLI.I.VENT. The prisener then put in a written defence, composed ity • • himself. bet written by a fellow prisoner in fored of an s e t- t ' le. 1930. HOUSE OF T.ORDS. teseeneer, ILLY 9'2, day it as follow s :- lie riti""? "nu"t • • •• 1. Win. Th omas, d ec l are Th do th a t lam c r u cibl e to cu t bl r.y At tivelve o • r!ovit this day the Committee respectitle own % ictetale, I having no Bands nor fret; nor MO li able es 1 the attendance of Peers and the means of accommoda- f In Pre Aleennyier. of dress or undress my s e lf v. ithout help. 1 learned. Mar. ths,, , pton. Ere. he the thee me: in . tie of the t. handlers, and proeeetled im- Steers. but she did not long bide with me before she rohlie I '. •1. "ho tin s tteeeeteti tuediateiv into 111 e 'Name. Their Lordships were as , me of evtry thing only what I can mend uptight in, and 'cc , compared by the Stirseynr of the Works, and pro. glum Johnson aided and *nested in it, skeet Int as house- '• i 1 kerier with me; site has since threatened to Imes ate be- I ' . t c 1.4. 19Ls . receded to measure the House iu erery direetion, and I cause 1 would not give her mosey. 1 gets my living by ••:- • to Stratford ('amente to take into consideration the . -rranartnents necessary lie tins shoot the country. Now. I pray yon, gentlemen. / . . ,aaratinar and Minister to be made for the ace 00000 noel. • of the nueser at- to en %that yon c-in for me, for Johnstone Malls mettle. one : f e:nerica. hum; cue and transported two, and will hang tar. 1 hope '' I i tenstance of .Peers, anticipated as likely to take place God will forgive *my wrongs and you tuff, fur 1 decay/ 5 1 1 P- 21. 10. on the 17th of August next, upon the important tiers- daily, and malts die Of old age. •• . . • lieut. W. 11. R. Lind- eon of the second reading of the Bill of Pains and (Maned) " Ww. Tnewsw , . , as . to L' l' ituir "" t • Penalties against her Majesty. " Horseenonger-lane, Jely ISM)." • - reit Ina 0.0 differeeete The "'mamas.; recapitulate d the reldesioe , and said a 4 . : The Loan 4:MANCE LI.111: having tekine his seat on Ala jar, by purchase., the Wools tek at the usual hour, the Report of the =. *• more extraordinary charge had not been meetly Pekin. Me .4. Court. 'Ent+ prisener *tempted the Cludgemn; My Lord. ',,r Teems, to be l * *Plaia• Irish Court of Chancery Hill vas received, and the 1 1t33 preqq4 to many; I did bet west a. What • • • ' i.' . ni , cklin to be Hew. anientlmeats agreed to.-Adjourned till Monday. colder I lo' She knew 1 only wiliffitild hie 61 me at . might and dress mu in the tuormiegl . • a wescd ; Jobs Mallen. - -•--. -- -- • CHAIN NAY-Tile Ca Is et.laille i jellTialt It I. an un- % - THE .111.3f1. accoublable. transactio n ; )055t, s dee year renege. a from bat!-piw of the l• ----oant- l`w Jt•ry Immediately reteureedif verdict of °atilt. 91“-- - ' • •• • hen. who reeleteSe‘• GENERAL ORDER.-PORSE-OCAR DS, Je el. P. Ma. stronek recommended the prisoner to merry. t The Cessimander in Chief her bad treenrion Wporky she CltAlftunx -Upoo what gronnds / Wm. Barefoot to be irregular prectise adopted. im Ise% real instances, ay the 001- • 1 1 ".1 'I A.. --Ili i great air, ermfriettrititty. ree- verso. errs of the Anne. of , e " e i eft pl a i n o nt i wn at caw Ib i d. A-i-Aer Jt at yr %se- The prisoner was not ableSnalrent malt-p” mtth Foe , . to metitnl Wieners: and Avis teePeaterity leering emend a sr. i11111;"If :it was necessary that he Monk' have solipliiersen appointment 15a.. bawl duns ohs , ruction to discipline ripen a pertietner and recent to :leaved upon him, as he has 'no hal& or feet. :We hope ; 1 . °erasion in a reviment ot cavalry, stationed in the North tat th e A otirt win he En-I", withou t I.:attend. his Royal !licheese deems it essential to rejoin ( emote .s-Vteir rmonnue•sdation shall he attended to. • Offteers commanding districts and midterms to take rye-cilia Tee Court sentenced the prisoner to three months impel- • ; - • from the lull-pas placed at rite. that no Officers amlrr their erentleand shall peer appear :moment In the Reese of Correction. The prisoner is pee. Near Sileocle at their 'snorters without their uniform, messed of eroperty in the funds, amounting to near too t. R. Lind. from 71st By command of kis Royal ilielenres the Crenmaneer iu Chief. thousand puenels. in, who returns to his 11. TORRENS. Adjutant-Gement. NWu repose-A notorious character. named John Robert- son, was indicted tor haying brolett into the Pt-allele dis. 1 et P. Kerr. from half- AfETEONOLOU IC.I I. T.IIILE. sentieg et:epel, and robbed the Sacrament-room ef souk n. true Peter Markey,-ons.-- wine. a Bible, tiome c h air,, a looking-glass, carpet. one 4 The lowering arpect of the a tmos p here . observed at the variety o f portable articles of furniture. &c. Au elderly I.e w. " aiding. m a , latter end of the preceding week. war followed, on the web- woman, who has the esre of the chapel, proved tint it seatseat , setitient d ays, by some of the h eav i est reins ever rentem- safely l ucke d up on the letie of May last, mei that on the dry nrenent. , weeiste .m ant o f t h e • beret, in the metropolis. Oa Sunday forenoon the change fellowing site found that the eloset of the fineratneurenont 1 f , d ' Lior. _ coion a of WO: place , with a %1011-tit storm of it:under and lightning , had Sets, leered epee , and robbed of Ave articles reemerge rwhich, cis "Pr the Thames. near IVeinniereter-hridge. smeared led. Mr. G. Heather. one of the trustees of Peekh'eni Gentleman appointed to act like a eater-spout. On Monde:. Tuesday. and Mad- reapel, on e•amintng the anerement-runup, from whence the 6th 111 ~,a t. is .Arthur nee iss, the thowers were sudden end ;reins-in, but so very p.m is v. err htoieu, tuu.ad a coat button on the door, whites - , e 4 0 , %Ir. Durnford 1 limited, that rocuelintes. %%bile the Strand Was flowing like a he kept. itely %Valises and au; stream. the dust was Avine at IlydesPerlecorner. of iii . 1 ettneethle de that he raw the prisoner goiter se 1 1 - be Heine the fells of pin. hoeeler, eler. though the thunder was ' 4020 . wards the ter-paten thr alibi of the Wth of May. He was the itio.t remarlatbi. was that on Thers , lay evening. in 1 the. at se " eat di stance n ew i t , . RSEDF:D. little more than half nil hone the street far Leeriest were tmt- 1 i , treed impose -tide; see se n t ,. ro ad, n i. the e ee e e te; . T. !Weems, one of the Surrey parole. deposed.-that he nett-draper, 1 appreewatied the prisoner on the led of Nils. on his retire. „, , Neo . Loodoa . atreet , pinny about lieuterteeel, sepenreel tier Par bed: of Itaell• ias tar wittier.; *oppose 1 from vine bitrelar•o•-• expedition. I 1 . loin torrents. lei no. north-western parts of England. mei i ' " • . . . On iris person he rimed some articles of hot khold fneeitere. in Ireland, similar • corms have oreurred. arrompaniedwith I wialeh die not relate to Ike prurient (+erre. a crow-bar, turn- s iel t t steles of ei t • and, in Water, with hailstones of en. f • err, to snrreneter Ater. r ' - m " Av e r :t ee : , me„„ e „, , commits magnittette From the French Paprrs we kern that • • 4 1-ce urt ; and Alt , v., . the ilk.' neerrences lino. been freenen• iii Fraitre. from the Mr. Lew is, an officer. stated, that be compared the heron e stste of Ju n e to th e rem ha-tart, nu' , in sv ane of the erre. found i. 5 'ir Nat rainent-roum by Mr-Ma:err. with Musette the dere-Kismet jacket. on which there was a drfiriene. fir ,a . 19. Sept , g. of t h e meads proses' vele de .te melte. t -ford. Atteseaey , Mr. - On Sunday last , onr of those sinr,ular and curious pheno- found it to be of the same 'damp. with the maker's t na ee. re. mena ocensionelly eeen ala.ar the Pa) of Naples , mad in the " Philiaps. londen." and et idently to hale been one turn J, 7, S e p t.; et, at t h e deserts of Antbla, tete It warn in 1:a1y by the flaw of o'o 4 from list- ji,....er. / Thiscircunertence led S. a more minute il eye. tire% ille-areet, lloryana was observed in lientingeten•hire. about half - part lnv el' i .0... ..n. Tire a it•tese cnitiparedlhe s.. tipes found upon four in the morning. The sett v34.0.111'1'; in a rime's...es -ey, lee Ws , tier' • fret riiii the foterteps in the garden next ti'' - I Moore, Leelr. • . • La-printer, - Asia. tktit. and the light t 31)(. 1 1 , .. arki , n; from ln , rarer Ouse were lea Tel. 'Me tee ofone of the shoes was newly worn, and t . Isoverin!! nser a little hill near St. New's. when saideni ) he Inussel the whisk to tit exactly. He then compared Use • n-Nerrir. Atter/ff.4 matt Mrsan. Lingded, the %Wage of Great Proctor.. , its farm-hoes/et. heren. dir. erue.har and teenscrew found in the prisoner 's pocket, and . , mewed euttagete. freer, and its different grass-fleets. were famai Lae impressions to correspond to a nicet y, , a, Storkport. miller:fur. . ~ 10, 17, clearly a fed distinctly risible la a beauties! wrist Orion% .Th e (*lsthmian ssid , that unless the prisoner proilneed some s PD is moods ark. At. whirls it:sheeted from east to nett about (tsar hundrel yards. evidenre in eeptsnation. or to prove en alibi, the (+emu- 4 • f m r. is . id . iew e jit y . Nothing rould eseeed the astonishment and admiration df stance• of stssitici•en wound amount to proof. the •peetstor. as I,e! looked at this surprising phenomenon. 71se prisoner lied nothing to say in his defeiee, and Um t int,eeer„. Any,. 9 . 3 . from a ._!,•larir these% ity in r-i cuposite dirroion at the dls- Jun immediately Anted Mel Guilty. . . et. t in .,„ 0 , 1. A tio ,,, E „ . 191'14.11i half a mils, or his regret et its di-appearance in l' r ;:r Coleman said, that there were two other indictments •.• . and Air. J. Pearson, et t ten newer.. assahre t'll• f•ri•rmer. one for robbing Limbo!' Chore the • •• Strand. July t!3. le 9. nth, if r rola'.aiat7 ast.;ckw..ll (lir pel, on which he themes, it • , e•eper. July 31, Aug. ---- e --•- - __ _ _ ... _ __ ..__ ______ eneweerenry to al , him. as it wa., evident that he was be re ______ enterenerree l ... Narheth. Anomie:, _ 1111 - 1111 a nuvice is this sacelegientr coarse of robbery.-Tee . ads, Lineoherenn. S . • I 11 I pAge•SIFTKR. . 1" , ‘"- .I • lltell. 3 'd 1110 11114011.3' to be tran:ported for ter,_, . • t liti ::1..taig..2„...iept.... , , o'clock. I o'clock. al oiled. y I err, eiti.e.Nlestee. Clarke. July -- --- --- - - • .----.- A Iste named Thomas Baron, was convicted of hiving k 4 and Messrs. B. and et, ' S O7 I fei 1 71 ' ' 311.01 , Stormy stolen a roil of rope front the shop of Mr. Harris (Mein. a 17, NI fel OS fel ; 29.03 Rain ropeennker in Kent-street, Southwark. A gang of bee er . 4 le. haberdasher. July Ist, Ti~ ltiorney. Mr. Horst, 19, W._ 59 7.1 . Ar 4 i i 51.0.1 Showery in th.• etto-et daring manner. The prexner was 'Wafter. Its, Th I li3 73 , i Cel e Vieet Showery The Cum.:twee cement-I that the prisoner Waa4941111 of is • t tune •r, Jnly IP. tug. 91. E ese I' en (4 ?RCM pa:t desperate gang of t'areniir depredators, who had Mt a lane •, % '• lii , ibrs ,R He t'ar ect • *N. S. - - 1 30,01 Fair tfteinfeste I the Bernegh, h:it be would take earn that It , • - -- - --- -- etzroy -.rare, linen- DIARY FOR THE PRA:NI:NT WEEK. Ile therefore mater.r^tl him to be treneported for seven ) " hit ' s " . ' " ' gni" ' {SITU TUE TVAES 011 MGM WATIa AT ecr.oos-e a :Dee. P"'re• It rrhall-,drert. Prisoner, (with a :mile of disdalo)-Thank your honour. ~ t ..... 060 . herle -_ the. fellmonger. July 1.1 hope von ten) sit here used I return, litres I ik .11 a take- • # ;ton. Atternt•y. Air. es . 'N.__feiehsh feline:iv a fter Tr;uity , yen a present of a handsome ring-tailed isontey." 1.. High Water-naurn. 5 tn. alter 9; even. 25 m, after!. 1 Neil Gwyn, a woman of great notoriety in she Borourh. 4 , . iii, 11 -Safest rises 17 m. after 10 morn, ' was couvieted of having stoleses psi- of Is-Howl, and stat- e and T. Wllliaelon. t High Venter-mere. 41m. after 9; even. 9 in. -Apr 3. team' to seven years traneportati , e. , Wool Park hue, Rir- m 0, T.-Kt. J , 31:1041-- Fell Moen at 3 anew.. - _ dace's-street, West- I I ligh Mater -morn. VI as, after 3; cam 39 at. after 3. Av . c km. it patens or colot.lN ENGLAND AND W31.E11. - -.tug. le. M. Tate, 190. W.-St. Anne. received is the week airline Jur.: Ile.. tilethall- tug. 12. I.' High Wake-mem 3(m, after 3: even , 12m. after 4. From the Retire s 43, to 1 ......_ . _ . .. , 15211.--1% heat. tees 7ri 101,- Batley, S&L 3... t .e. Bread -' ree f . far- V. Th.---. 1 testier rise .0 rn. nfter 9 rays, . 9.1.-Plma, 4ffis. id.-Gat• Loseipitesilt, Kest. High IVatee--mont. 33 ?N. after et etre. Si al. after 4. -oats, •20s. 3d.-Beaus, • i . eppleson, teeini e sease l a F.-Mars sets •27 tn. aerie 9 even. meet. 91 1 1. x. Ad. t , - lug. /o,ll.Se4snire. Mirk Water-morn. Die. after 3; even. Alin. after 3. The lveriee Price of Brown or !Welcomed° Seise rot . • W Feted from the Returns sac k iu the 1/eel the U.. hell-- %tog, it cW. 19, S•-Venus Wilt Oms. after 7es rat. 1 t ( ei:asits, at the Kieg'r High Water-morn. 49m. leer 5; even. I I as. a ft er 0. ,of July, 1.6..10 ,13 3/a. lid. per tee • FROM S.I FL" itD.4 [,ON Du, This Gazette contains two ordcrl in lYth inst. estahiisitiug the followinf the trade between foreign conntrie. In nu je.t:,. and the Cape of Good Ilopg British vessels are permitted to import. • payable thereon. into thm,e r o louie 4 , growth. production, or manufacture of s of rotton• iron. steel, and wool excepted sorb countries any article; of the gr, manufacture ft' the Cape or the Mithrith cies 'remit!, impurti.d there. The yes , permittin.r this Valle in British versed* same privilece subjeet, however, to • pert duty. If high .r duties are eharKed Slates in BOW; teasels than their own export linty of 8 per cent. ad I , llm-rm, duties no goods exported in British sea , eases %I here. with respect to duties. vs! consumption. or otherwise, no differs./ good+ imp rteil int, such Stales in- Mel teasels. The Waco contains an reefing that nome o f ills majo.o,), sri with fee, shall be enforced to bear an on juries or Inquests. or be subjected I for not sitbsuittlng thereunto. It Curti, pointment of litratford Conking. Esq. as tertiary to the United Stales of Auserlea, been sworn to the Privy Council. CROWN-OFFICE. Jt LT rmnrit 111:Tt INTO TO IMMO! IN TO? mrxt. Hr ningll of OM Strum—Josina hu Pre,m•lotti• Park. in the county of Snail room of Arituir Johnson Crawford, Fs the Cliil;ern linndreds.