The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-10 00:00:00

e ;• r ~ ~. L..~ . 4 , • t .-.~--' . • _ ant i .* Seetct *Ow .fotin Husain to be Lieutenant -Colon I vie, Ue Butts. Sehniti "Oapiiita Jolla Mr Sd 'tit Captain, vice / 4 . •,• say& First Lictftelnuti litftliaat litld tn . be'Second Captain,- • • . !t ever LieutenititXelonel CharleWlitlifth Paste), to h tenant:Colonel, vice blacklean, reindved• al • a tsea t .,4 ()dicer_ Sticiaid (.1.1) tilti IR ire' JAI& tit be 'Ottani, vice Miler. First Lieutenant Saintscl..C.. hiefitabb..to be Sccand vice Joues. Ilievet Lieatelatill.eolbrel Fleury liloWlibob to be lievi enut. • Cilonel, vice liudyern, removed as a General Officer. Second Captain Hilbeitt3. ill**, le•Cipatin; (.; 0 1 1 , I% • • . • • '• • • First .ientestaat Ord lobe Second C qua' • • • a, to Hustler. he was driven to commit the offence through &trol% his wife having been sttlfPring under 'meth. Walk for eighteen months ; added to this adatoity he had sereu•chlddrn, whose cries and lamentations _drove him to the commission of the act Imputed' to kluh'--.t Ile awaits tho . judgment 'of the Court. lis person, hettitatinn, or property, against any .....i.. Flax m LONDON - GdtACTTE, APRIL 8. one wi.o manifest';' isitendeth and entleavoureth by, . f April' 8. evio ence.rre surprise, to commit a known felony on Admiralty-011ie either. In these rasi'a ho is loat 'obliged to retreat; Rear-Admiral Sir Philip Charles Durham has but miss pursue his adv...secv till he tindeth himself ow of •longe• : and if, in :I CUtilliCt beteeen them he • transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Flemilig, of his Millesty's sloop Bar: heppenetl to kill, such kiting is justifiable. 1 9 '4 badges, giving an account of his havitig, on the Ilth right of Sett-deft-ace iii thesis rases is found.ll in the . - PO LIC K. of January., 'captured the - America', privateer livr of nature, and is trot, nor eau be suspended . by , - schooner Foe, wf seven guns end 72 men,. out I'2 • an y t liw o f 404iPtV.' The ,lords now. read to yea ss . _,... 414.. ..... • Dow-sEttLyr.—.A. charge of an exqaordinary nature days feom Wilmington withrint making anycapter,e.. are those of the !warned and excellent Judge. . canteen to be heard before Mr. lkt...Altes, on Saturday. " Mr Serjea. •• Hawkins, in hi s Pleas of the Cr.owe It appeared, that the shop of Mr. Ward, tailor, ' re. - - Whilehatl April''. • • says, ' The onion. of a house, orally of, his servants. r sidreg in Castle-street, Leicester-equare, had• be* : . ' . llls Royal 'lTlghness 'tht 'Motet -Regetithatli-lieilin or lodgers, may kill ally one sih , r tittempts - to b,ras it, . . • broken open :and robbed, on the TAat of March hit s pleased; In the mane and 'on-the behalf of liis••Ma.. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. or to contruit in it murder, robbery, or atty other at 'early ham. In the morning, o various articithr. - Inste, trenominaie and'appoldt-the under-mentioned T. Monis, Great 'fewer 7 street, ssine-broker.. felony .' • •'' A.svonsin of the name of Hannah Hines; stated, that 1 Knighte-eommanders of.the most Honourable Mill- 1 . , BA NWfill taT . S. " It has been aenendly Niiderstood, that the grea t ea*, was returning. from a visit to her sweetheart, , b u y Order of the Bath Ici be Knights Grand Crosses 2 :f; m 4 k a3 Meet. •JlmPbemsfra'fferfetts "Par - meedillal ' • Ina uriela ' 1 • ' A"P ' Lord Maitsfield, in consequel ce of the riots, . which, s . i •• 01.qtel l • or.sv wk. Altornie 4 ' X perceived the Prisoner, whom she, posithely :of the said Most Honourable Military Order :—• i i vhiguli t:::: l .st n;l: 4;ll44 ' . : dea rwr iewe : lmtiz h ey : - , r. o4dq i , a d t i ;lin staind ;. ;.ic r ivaiat a iso ktie t:iittrH o ix od ew, C iA t t eel: 6u4 : 4 t . ::* -so long tli•gie...ed this Metropolis, in the year.l7.Bo, 1 Siiore to, in the act of cominitting the burglary. ! Lientenaiet-lieneral the llohileiraibre Sir John Alserermoby; G ray la p ,4 aina „ : . :!. . declared, 6 that he was astonithed.that it ever could . rite person whom she identified,' however ,, sp. i s tk ic c e ea L w ie d e . tenant-Geintral Sir J o hn S tuart ( Comte of Maida), ;W. it:Timms ; Slchilke, Cirmiirthensliire,shlpkeeprr.A uLt have been doubted, that soldiers called upon to pre peered to be a gentleman to. whose charm:gee the Major-General the thinoierahlc , Sri- Charlet Colville, vice serve the public peace, and to protect the live!, ,„.., tslightest t o of dishonesty could . not be Minch. : AlajorDeneral the Honourable Sir Edward biichael Pakeil- . r e .l . ines, Cantiaribeo.. . houses, and property of his Majesty's subjects, um !ed. He is an efficerinie Irish regiment ; and sieve - I h i a r eated 4. h . • •i i ~ 1 i - d 1 o 118.1sait-iidit - C.. bit* done libaimey, tibia. not stand precisely in the situation of any other a. ; Ro yal ...ig ness at teen a l so p ease on - , Apra 21, . p. bk. y e 4p . , at the (,Torre . I.n,ii i. &sathae s ot aa , At. i ; rat Of his brother officers 'appeared on the etamitta. I . I° dividuals, and had not a right to repress, force by i . tioo, whose testimoux left Ito doubt in thh mind of , bury-place. mtnate and appoint the following . O ffi cers to be ; t e tie's• 6 e• 6 - r • " 14 40 1 ns Ise Mr. %IC, t,,,,. force, in the same manner, and to the same eatent, an: ; J. Ritricoshaw, Albany', SetWe'nt, meg% April 11, 2i st.,. • the M •• trace rib f n cence of the person ac -1 a Nos o en o Knights Commanders of the said Order : the owner himself might have done.' - , Xused ; and he waincehrdieglir discharged. Lieutehaqt-tieueral ,Tdopre, tholes, vice Lieutenant-General 'lo.•at•Guildtuillt Aleistdiell, . Wilson:S*BMo ate**, Cron; 1 tbello'bourtibl , Sir Jolla Abe'rcroinby. _ toast, Aldecsgage-strort. ' . ~. ~ • • 6 Lei me uww, Gentlemen, entreat you to apply! . 1 , sj a j al ..t; earra i st iiiit i uvio s ier, vice Alajor-General Sir Somme! . E. Morris; NeWrown, Mentrimeryikire, Woolleit-ifr iiie young gentleeses;bowever,t cotisideritig• that ' April t5...14,. retry:V.lk the Crostbdys lid. Osiveisry,' this law e n the rase you are now called upon to de. , something was due to his char-eater beyond what had hi t a:i i . fi r t,;, i oee ra ea F red j . u .. tee* Lyon, vice' Major-General the Hiserotr- obtre. Anomie!, Mr. 141intends,,Qswes ry ; and Mean. ride. For many days before the spirit of disorder • bind 'and' PnielteAliiltriwiekanteto. • • - been adduced in. his behalf by his friends, declared , abk Sir Chitral Colville. . broke nut into acts of ri • t, attempts were made to I.rib .Sulfrlls.• sergeen April ' intimidate Members of Parliament from exercising- his interitirin of proiecutinethe others . WM) appre. ! And his Royal Highness bath been further Pleased,' ' It . I:6 .l ; bet • , Head. Bangay,' May YO. at the t- Ai le t _ Nended him, for false imprisonment.. ' • - iin pursaancenf bit' MiljestY's ordinente of the Eth; wove.- Atsenwiess: Alessi-5. -White: and WoOdeuek. their jud s nients on a measure then depending in the , i n hi s id ea . o f Ab e b us t,,,,p,, of Januiry task, anitouiteed in the Gazette . of ( het' wo,riti,a..root,t!y n ...Pll . fil! y ,Bnati . :4l,- . tr a rr,t . _., , , . The Magistrate said, blouse of .Commons ; among various other mean!, 1 • by placard; aod writings on the walls, threateaieg I , nothing further was necessary to the complete vindi. month, to atypoint•the following ' O ffi cers; in the Ser.' 1 I ' : i i k e ,' 14 ' vi r,' t n . "4,7 1 : 0 :47 i" .1 7 .. - 41Z i re r ait.s. 3 . cation of his character—the a fi Cera had only acted in •. vice of the.. East India Cempetty, to be Knights Corn- and. Pr cc, S,ym &inn.. those who suvested or supported the measure. conf • I • dut y h* . . N: neooke: •Li.tle ituswitt.street, D_ eury.lane. conformity to 1 tejr on .suc h occasions"-, put if , tnandera of the said. most Honourable Militag Or- Aersl.ls, 2,1,•b1ay O, ra (. u 1 Id ball. Attorines, Amongst others that were seen, Mr. Robinson was ; ; der, viz. . he conceive 4 otherwise, he might still prefer an f o . hew and •Priee, S y t) , ton, exhibited on a gibbet, and rewards were offered for. : dietmen. ag ainst .._ .. i Lieutenant-Geni4al . .Toka Macdonald, Majar..Draeraltithert"L thween; Staitteope-soreet, Clare-flexile, i them . his head. The fury of the populace was thus di.:t . Blair, Major-tientratUeorp; Wood, Alajoc4Squeral.Reotoe moil 41 15, alay.2; .at Guildnall. Auorney , i Saturday John Smith and Joseph Cessemere, two Macl e an, M a jor-liener.,l Thomas Dallas, Major-Genend it Af•b, l6 l.4 rte , f, fl oi e torn • ; ••• ••. •••• • • • t. rested against him, and those who should protect , Wi Brenda., Kentlusiet,raunthwark, heel). him, or his house. or property. On Menday, the boys, reputed thieves, were brought up, charged with' John ChaliKers; blafor-ffe c iteral .1 1 o G iv i n th Lo rto a r r d4da i J e n:ilk:Le i ' `- ; having stolen a ouch from the dwelling.houseof Mr. ' 74 1 .,,,." H ra et r y c ‘ e V e li r l t e e. titte a t o v r ille en rrown, blaj'or.Dene'ra l 1 CeigrLe 14 1 t e. , 6, l;i s!lia l , ay 20, at G 0 ,1411111 ., 4parocx„ . Mc ! ~ • 6th of Marcb, in the evening, his house was by a . Ridges, of . West-street, Seen Dials, in the following Holmes,' klujor-etessend David ichterlooy, Coloael Sir Jokey T. o'souiface, HavAt 4 ;cheadler . Aril 1304,-, large concourse of persons, attacked, broken, and Robert tile' Xdchor Inn. Chiehester , Atiormes, Mr.. darit o mannei:—On Thursday , last, in the middle of : isleleolal, Coluuel•Augustus Fluyer, s tud Gutoo4 entered. Li the middle of the eight of the 6th, the ' '0 Barclay. , - I•chester ; and Mr. Clark,. boalbamptOll4nildfili f 1 • the day, the Pt isoners, and another boy not yet ap.! . • ...: •' .. .• • • sty ark was repeated with increased violence. 01 -.. 0n0 - ' • • lam. , prelleaded, went lion the • shop of the Preilitutot' for, • . ' 1 T; Lane, Gmlalminz, Stiii-ey - lititeliir; April • the morning of Tuesday the 7th, the house was again 'Crown-Office April -4. and - hi rth ' wire in • Ilse ' ' • • . some curds eke y , *t • ey 20 , at , Guildhall , Aporaiy, 'mi.. Harvey, ,ci attacked with considerable violence, the house was • MEMBERS RETURNED TO ShltVl*, IN THIS PEE- cp r ii iet t r l LlTht , e l: shop the y• commenced. what is Consmottly called fa , SENT PA RLIARIENT. en'ered, and- furniture and property publicly de.. ; de Cnetirley,- St James's -street,- Westrainator c tivera-kc em lark, in the course of which Smith knocked Cm,- 1 Toirn . Cif Bandon Bridge:* - April 15. 22. May 20, at Sioildieall. Attornies II ", St t nyed. In the eyelike of Tuesday the attacks . us . Walters Sturges Bourne,- Esq..of Tertwele, olithampton ti ,.ertg, ardson.leeshef,' . nad•take, Ritry- ,freer , mere 's hat off, and threw it into the parlour. Le' upon She house were renewed with great violence. of the City of We t aminster, to the mOO% rul the : to ne mete her-merchants, Al , and S Mere went after it, and upon his coming out, his cos-s4e,,t, Richard Boyle Bernard ; who has accepted the UM tera Han- April 15, :Nay 20, at Guildhall, Attoro W Wdig 2 d i 4"4l".w " rtiailk 01, these occasions the windows were broken, theet, fused app earanc e caused suspicion in fii" nand of dreds. Messes. Egnn and Wutermon. Esslix•sitreee t . Statue. • • palisadoes in front of the house torn op,•Borough of Thirak . : T.. Payne Holloway, sietualler,_.April_ls,29, the hirs.'Ridges, and upon her piing hod thwpaßotir the •No klend, of Tbirklebs, iu the County of York. Esq. Guilairal. t Attorn'es Messrs: Wad • • &slid*: doors forced. Some of the mob broke in, and found lie had stolen a watch. She imenediatelyrisropi: - in the room of William krank . land, Esq. who has accepted roars Ac s ti a .i r i ara . l ".. . • e " ni destroyed a tsar, of the furniture, which • the y of the shop, and pursued the Prisoners' with: 114414-1 tbe Chiltern littudreds.l • j W. shade,. St. John-street, Brick...lane, baker, _ used intommittine Irish acts of violence - ; and the Ma/ 9.0; at ceihniui• Attorney, Mr. - Howell, and cry, ine ff ectually, as they managed to : ' -- -...M0Mm... . ' Gr . el : wi ; idita. ca: i tu e . i s : , A 0 r E tet t o : Ina. . - lives of Mr. Robinson seal of his servants were loudly through the courts. Mr. Greer. a 011)1110ort MILITARY PROMOTIONS. . and repeatedly threetened. The frenzy which di • 1- Ntr i.aus . i s.i lt ite un, ille , 4. 1 - te W ii i ' lltiso iette r .atte l . ilaid tts 7.-- , "' et ' heard the cry of '`‘ Stop thief !* and . lairtfil rtis • • War-Office Apra ii. - ed the rioters was increased, and their mischievous 4.4npi,i suit awa • y • about halt in hour tifteisliitilli Int • designs was /ivied by tit , advance- of •,ight. An at, lst Regfineat of Dragoon (hosed% , Cornet J. N. Bibbed tube garden. finder a 9-S a , a Was lookin g 6 h l tiff • and NW the Watch, Lieutenant, by purchase, vice. Maxwell, promoted in the , . It. Mills. Goswell street, bedstead-tanker, April 1. tack of a must alarmi,:g oat ere was e;.,.. • commenced , InaleFoot. • 1 20,•at Guilelliall. At: ,rnies, MAsi N. stones and, R e y, which was produced, and sworkto by the - Prosecee . and those to whom the care of the ben- was en. 11th-Regiment of Light Dragoons. I Mayor's Court-office. lloyal-Estbange. trix. The Prisoners said , they .were innocent of the To be Captains of Troops, w i t h ou t purchase-Captains Thomas W. House, Clevelaud-street, Fitzroy-Uvulae, trust d , would , as I humbly aubtnit, have been jos-:r a t a ri c es i (1, Burks, g eettil " APril 15; 21, Crawford, from half-pas of the Negimeut ; aria James Du- ' April 15. 22, May 20. at Clultdtaß. Aintree", charge. They were fully 'committed to biewgate for titled in taking the strongest measures for dispersing tri-.1. . , ()racy, from half-pay of the Regiment. , i Bedford-street , Bedford•lstieet! . . the rioters. Instead ef this, however, it his already • „ • To be Lieuteitino, w i t h out purchase-Ilientetrults Martel •• .1. Morton Sailed, printer ApcjAki, 21. May , is ATTON.GARDEN.— Thomas . IV/us:ley, a t u r n pike. ' licences, from half-pay of the Rechnent ; A rchikudd l'axton. • bell. Anne: ley, llet*nrinits.'QualiSs-binitallp; app• +red that blank cart, Wires only vs - eve tired. This rush, who attend; tie second bar on the•Gostiell. : (men t half-pay of ve t.f . l l l l ,Lcittneott W. Le-ach zr i iil.f". 7 _7.l a t i [le pl t y t:i f i : „ler. Stevens p_ri 1 191d e e . mw,.,':10 "14 1111 tl i r i t was f.eind rat...n. to provoke 'nsu•, .than repel ag, st reef -road, was charged wjth taking nine : ice tell t ineat t s ai n i;i7l. 4. orolreterx re , W tr a o r m' Han._ pay of the Regiment. ; Wand, ' ' (ankle snare , 131:1gc- row. 2 ' greeion ; the mob ems ..rageo each other to sti ll for a email child's chaise, such OS peitons pall after To he Cornet. I' purChase-Rlchard'Ulgell, Colt. me Leach, I J. (kWh, Curtnies.rond. Sheri - 414: roPeller, further violence, by calling out that the soldiers did it.„ wag .. proinotetti * • I Maylo. at*Golldlialt. - Attarnikv.Mtvos.ll‘lllllm them in the streets,- bu r which, on this•oecassO not lire to fire halt. 120 Regiment of Light Dragoons. i. ens, Ametlit-friars. . • • ~ . .._ • . ' drawn by a dosskey, any) in which three children were,. To be Captsitia of Trolls, without pnrchase-Capains W illiam • • - ' i r • Trw ii t ‘• F• In y upon felony bad already been commit • takits . thkek t The geendant's wx . f . ante wax, that it l' o atto:,:hni v hrl e ay it o e f i the Regime:let ; au!! stephen White, ouse.,l may 24 ic, Jima.. witratilair laveiterer tititimeni tea t. r I believe t.ty Lord will tell you, that every 'was a Jo - or-wheel' carriage , • not On. springs; bat; en , TO r be in a ,i,:a• ts "withal purcease. Lieutenants L. I.43ertie, May 4. G. w"ite‘ l'lmine- -- •''. l nood. stunerseislare, l'ala .5, J. Byer, Bristol, ivory -black . iai . inuf.ictterer. , -- X tuinultuou. ••reakitig of any part of the house, is a applyiug to the Act, it appeared that if will mention- from half-pay singe Regiment ; Abraham Lane, from half begi ~,, i,ig to demolish, and a felony within the law), t o y of Ike Regiment ; w• IlfteiemeY, from half-Pay of the I's' ril ik r".".. a _g"L!!". °"_ i .e.''_ - ' 41 .11 1 ".‘Y' 41 .!'"/:. 1 . .',.:; ed dtawn by horses, be was convicted in the penalty. ! slid the twat tidag to be expected, was the entire de- of 40a. and costs. . . , ewers asatitots.A. Staehepe,- Viola ball-pay of the Re- , `Lc. hart ; c li n J a u e u ta. :::• , : r ult ig c ., : y " , ..ir . . ..1,1•!53 5., J. 121r_a s i;; :a. r:. 3 - • i'• itlideer, 83 4 • streetion of the house, arse . -he murder of those who . FT • s .. 1 , Sheet& '. • :•....,.. 13th I)itto. - • . - I • -April 29, J. Lee, J. S. Martineau, and 4. Wititieow uNION•HALL.- &HMIS, John Lytn,. weiternt the, To' be it. If it should o...ate to you, that the de- . tam ., ' street , factors-June 3, E. Buthi 'lte• geOrge-nreer, Prince of Wales poblicshouse, Blackfrn,• ra•road„ watt; rw y be Arr eetti "-- y , f f en l nr i :V r 7t,T* l ,2: ol T e d rnati i .,.,' Ge°L 'ad it. I oterete'aiet- .N , 2V. - 3. Waiters; Sreehans, Hertford(' coast 11 was not e-gaged in these riots, his Lordship .. • , tally committed op a charge of stealing ligtior ham' .l ... r , • - ~ 16th Ditto. ' I -May 2, 11. Tew, Weliclose-sqoare, t teallealer-s4 will, I conceive, tell you, that will make. au dif. • the bar. ' ' • • :-Terhe Captains Of Troops` , Wifitmat Purebase-'-ealptalo Theisen .IL Lousdalc, Greco Lettnee-latk, insurance-broki fereer• in our case If a man, meanieg only to re- , ,_ c .. sduEEN- , QUAKE.—Saturday Ckaricsateward, na t--. Ck s • I - Peitak'e' from hall- Thomas !Anisette, fr i la hall-pay of Regiment. av of the fbaiment I and Captain lion. I.' J. P R a oh no so n d , , vi G a en it r ham ge-r i a o rd s: Lotd ussex hit . e n ts rcha llse n t, t feft Apsit ilan) Pratt, s i f i r : jr. 9 rf s e :urd ;. o!ree . .!... , tieLok•iclle n. r . -• : -/ , ‘_pril . ,:44 .,_ silt fe',rits, unfortunately kills ate inuocent person, ney -coach-master in the Curtain-road, Shoreditch, i TW. be Lieutenants, without purchase-Lieutenant ---* NM half-pay of the Regiment ; Lientenaut • William Harris, • ~..n"..1 1. 5 ,I, ! ; _.j• 2 1 2 ( 7,7 0 ::: r A ' — A ! ',.., 1 )1 11 . a n , 4 1 4 n um half pale nforttegiareat i•lueutensint - Honoeraltle LT. 1 r..77,71 u rr;;-'7,"'. •"" Bach killing is not murder That was expressly de ameared to a summons issued from this O (Bee Si garn h st . 4 . ., titled in the case of Levett cited in Croke, Charles ,: • . nun, in copse hence of the deka,. of one of Is ~, °fl a unt} , f rom half-pay of the Regiment; and' Laselgpant •••:'•'• ".••• e:.,..:eetfro•T•••• . wer-greet, mere: ts -538. It eay perhaps be said by some per. that ; coaches, No. 551, stopping et the door of the Opera V. Macdougall, from - half-pay of the Regitneett • VS rvete, r enciiiirca-wrect„ w !a...men-haul- itp there was not su ffi cient vielenr-, bivw - i t with in i rwwpriely t w"l6lb DM*. Trotid Serjettnt-Mtljor Joseph Holmes' (*.be Hee- 4...wp:milleead, Neu t uner, Bow - type, ot-erv, • haul, Phil es. ihri f ihtitelnistanif builder- April 'V • W.l to justify living II use and cotiductii;g from the house. If that be said, it must be by per- ° - r 1 . 7 a . ' 7 - t h e ' arill'ul4l"!lPr..Miitter, vice !Atrial!, ihtecaself.. v• . .1 •. • aT M e . 3. Rub Craubtorn-strect,_ . lwice;ter•square, s the annoyance o severe 7 .a d ies.ven d er;A : lint:Wm. lacuteeant R. 1' Pawcett, f • mn tne halt-ph Sons who stood only a short time on the scene of ac. officer on duty took him into custod y, but as the 1 . Sd n firaktsit i re , to he'Lleatemint,'viee Enrol, *mite • • A ptil Ve, J. Meel•geredge, Ilartefot4ln'ee, Kermit., lion. In all storms there are short and dreadful in- .A e rtltt....T. alyler, Edgware Road, earpeater-- Act of Parliament in such cases made lair employee tervab• of calm. Your attention will (if after what .t' or i gr i Ten s t, P . e r, t r c P:0 1 ::::", ...10,..i c. "- - 11 paths Koppel-row. st. Paiteca-, painter-A p ons a l s. tor such conduct, he was convicted t o the' purchase , vice Burgess. promeped. I lilotra ,*Stitto Y. tralence. •IC erit , saddler-1A pri I ti 9. you have heard, you shall think it necessary) now . ate R eg i ment of Foot, Emilgo ..T. , A. Bliebanian to be Lime- . Garem"mart, Temple; dealer — April 29 , 'W.-Nicl be called to those who witnessed these transactions P e 6. y reS n-it of 58. aied-costs.. ,, _._ . i oant,lrice c °play, deceased. .. , . •dilly, linea-chaper. . , I Charles Cbansberlaifte, Gent. to he Ensign..vige Buchanan, CErtiriticATES-A0rt.,29. from their commencement on the Monday, during : Mr. KEAN'S attraction at Glas gow , 1 ,444' haii per. i 7th Ditto, William Leade'r bliiherley, Gent, to beLiesleians, 3: Malmo; N. bones, ntnt to: C. %tam e ,' W e iih; the renewal of the vi-•lenee in the middle of non- , r 1 by purchase, vice filaekhouse, aim reriteo. • • . ; gantetishire, howbeit- WI 11. antler, Cdamereial-mud. . formed during the whole of Pteetibil **PIC,' WU great 10th hilt ~ Robert I-% Dale, Gest. to- bekkairs,„by pnrchase w maker-.,W. Ilio,hip„Ponspstec,banhse.ll e r -S. Pit' day night, again on the Tuesday morning ' an d o ° i beyond any precedent in Scotland. The inns were . vice Wrixon, promoted. ampton, Shoemaker-U Woutun , Madeley, illiropshi. the Tuesday evening , which unfortunately term'. ! ' 27th Ditto. Alexander Sretraft: Veil. te - blibiliglc. strithoot -J. P. Woolley, Wanner-greets. brewer-J. enteeli . crowded to excess; beds let at enormous prices, .and :sated it. 'he death of the deceased. ; l ; poreluise, v ic e Bothan t , who 1m.,, 14 4; • '„. . : . alaplpflob!lildi,lig.S 1101.1414 ft, 111;41W- IT W. Broadbetu. ' that en ti re carriages constantly thronging the roads,. and even 40ta Ditto Maim Henry °dander • fteus jigtat.ef the Ist _gene-Hull, . ty k e chatii-41 'Newda t n, Konwl-!411. " TVc.. witnessess only can present ti ' • . returning 4U attd 50 miles after each performance, r . Gam - sen t Battalion , to be Major,' vli - e , *be ex- •shopkeejli•r-1-411'Cireeo:Slinield; viilualielr- St. 14 Case on .. , eh your judgment can alone be formed. I i with t h os e wh o could tin t , at any pr ic e, procure' e** . • . • ---- •'' • . Seta. cabinetmaker—W. Coaiii.:•Lisiesoreq, Le' 64 Willi tiles,. observation, Gentlemen, I leave my :., . . .'. - ~. . 440 Duto,.Captoln MildosayFanes from thekalf-pay of the 2d 1 dealer — W, Varrer, t)!Cie:doirert.„,..cuefeerioacr. loogings in the city or ite , lghboorho , o t d. the poet% ;,. Clemson Battalion, to be Captain a Company, vice Hen- ' case io your hands, perfeetly satisfied that I shall re- . .. PAIITNEN4IIIIS DiSSOLYED. of admittance were doubsed at th 6 theatre, and al. demon, ivhd eileintil/ 04 • . ceive (tom your justice a berdict of Not Guilty." : i 48th Ditto, Lieut. Joseph Clarke , from the half-pay of the Res • . J.Tawgrxel4PU• goger.t, .1,. Atuald.. S. ()Ming, , THE lIEFI Nt•E OF THE SOLDIERS. i-tbough Mr. KLAN received 100 k per night (Or hit giment, to be Lienteaaote vice Black. who eschangos. . catt, London, hank.•r. -R. Plkenn4 M. Pritetrird, ~ as 1 MY Y 'Man,— We have not any observations to acting, . t it i s con fid ent l y stated • that • the p roprietors s ) th I)iito, Lieut. William Jun,. fro m the hiSf- i •ay of the R e - sad Jaeah, yonsestersbire,nakers'a-.S. Into . and. Siew2l`46F , D eli i l i t t i. o7 t . o . E thh us ee igu William Gray .to trouble the Gentlemen of the Jury v have cleared no les, a sum than 2 , 8001 . by his eiviage., d t i a il e;t e etze . I, v . toe Heassworsh, who lettals.in g io, hams. Livepool- -J. Ilaulva:kad 11.. 'Dunhill, Cain shire, seedsmen- It. Pedder, .1. 11. ICAihru, and 1.. were called upon to assist its protect i ng w ch i n th 'h ou l ne ve , , ment. .• lie has since been , equilly fortunate at to be Li eu t etme •', v ic e : , ai . or : a e I.omtnn-.1. Marshat, J. Hives. W. Hutton. and and it must have appeared by the evidence already ' mason, Holiseak,o-teds 4 otiet • • and , castle,aud 'thus returns a ith new laurels, and; still ! _4 l h th .' o 9 Ha rd riedmirk Rama, Gest. te ba Emir, willow pat- .1. Baron and j. p itnt , dcw. Aj aco o, a „ carb . r. ,., „, given, that we acted with caution, moderation, and more widely diffused rime, t o , greet . hhfirst . an beet l 'H clease. vice lairelough, whose appointment has not. taken Pearson, J. and "It; Hornet', - Wakell .: Cid . , li , ork-le , care, for the. lives of our fellow-subjects. After patrons , the London atollente: . t. clime. ~" Barlow, prorno G ri ont . , to beEnsr,. witlwatt pars ' ~ .1 . f di, it v. p , 3 mil 3. s . n. place. I snipters•--J. l'sfanstkib,"T. Ibtakittata, T. b. Bier of . 15,1, Ditto : Jobe canmbell,HO•eroas Leterster;• ',waters -at:. J': llacford, R. blank cartritges had been fired without any other ' A melaticholy accident occurred en the evening , • S. C. sat or . angling', 4 , J . . eg, ..., . effort on the mob than totncrease th e i r vi o l ence a n d the Bth instant to Lady Mary Fitzgerald, et• her i 91st Ditto, Volunteer Archibald Stewart to 13',' Ensign, with - r it al t i:i r ‘r, i v a ll i . Ttn hatn i‘ t b ie4t , s, licrert, eop i pe r r-tenelte li cs -- : defia tiff', at length two pieces (one a pistol) Were house in Charles-street, 'Berkeley-square, about a 91 ;f i n t ir t r a yT tw e• it w a ie an e s a we A rt , o lg t ottr o I s eit. ' Jack , to have the ' S'ar t ' Ilaielilf, Leiresse v q!iihire.niVl i ess-J. and fire-I with shot when our lives were in the greatest quarter after nine o'clock. ller maid left her to get 1 rank el Lieutenant. '' Banbury, Oxforil s lii re v shag-sepienefactußrs..-J. Duu ; Imo ciliate danger ; the object even of this was to in. he; supper.; she had just began, when the bell rung, l Royal African Cis. pB, 'Acute:rust N. 0. ceon-,n, fro m the 77;h I Ihnighis. A. Dougli:•e, and A. Paleimer, CslaSglew-• 100t,.L0 Ise Captain of a•Compauy, by purchase, thee Law- and D. Kerriage. Orforil;.•Suntat coal-merellattn limielote, Ned we remet as sincerely and deeply as and she heard a violent scream ; she win up stairs •; 1 - • : sun, woo retires . and It. Roden, Patou : Ktrare, 4ailitra- 7 -I.4.,htenipood ails men cantle, that any persons should have been: sawn she got to the half she ' is* a grit Il4ht on time Candler Fencibles. Ric z stein-upon-Iliell, intahants-(:. HaSier, II Rs coma:111y injured." ' i'ataircaae; It "Ihninteltately struck her that her Lady- ! To. be, Ensigns -Ge..rge Mitchell , Gent vice Farlbanit, wfusse Utile, Ind Wt. Caeperaer; Condon. Hankeri-T. semi , • i I appoinnuerhilita not takeu ed uce, and James Hastings Kerr, • W.- Fora. Rye, upinesterers -A. Brace, J. Bros , ' 'rile A rroitaex-Gentaat. now declared he wad • skip. 'mean fireT she tatted to two mall/ servants who [ Gra. yice 'tont. deceased. ' Scott, Lundou, 41-m3-clothiers. ready to call it considerable number of witnesses on ; happened orbs ii, house,' they took op the hall Bteitiaa regiment, Lieutenant Francis Stuart to be Adjutant, • the part of. the Prisoners, if the Jury should think mat, ran into the dra wing-room, ,and found her La- Ensi g n l l'lti a t a m r i r t t ia be I . . jeateaaa _ , r without purchase. such a proceeding necessary. dysliio!s. chat ea in flames • they. pot the mat round • 6 • BREVET. • ' ir The Jury, after a few minutes of hesitation, re- her, but. it hid not the deslred e etit ; ' they thin got Major Henry Ho - cfpet,nf the 87th Foot, to bettrutenant-Colo : tureed a verdict of Not Guilty. . water aril eitingeliketi it. Hei LidytilP Wee sjulte - ' art in the Army. .. HOSPITAL STAFF. CHARGE OF MURDER, sensible the Whole , time, is sbe;cel led vegetal time" To he Hospital-Amistanti to the. Forces-Hospital-Mates Jaime . . IV. Burlills stood capitally indicted for the wilful for mare water;' -shelves pot belted, and languished . Mitlquiny, Charles Tofte, and Daniel Scutt. MEMO lt AN i) Li M.• •=•Starge George Begun, Of the 40:1i Foot, who wrompermated. Nwirderof Benjamin Slate, by inflicting gertain . Wows, ill great in till half 7 past six. o'clock following,day whereof he lingered a abort time and died. .It ap. morning, when, ,she espired, 11es ladyship flea In to siak!ti ih taet4aaette of . the t ith December; lste, iirie.sa • rearm l in evidence that the deceased received a mortal her 90th year, antifOr her age, very atrongatnd ac-a stated his rank. . . . ..qfp re efetedeanee, April 5; •*' ' Mew from . he Prisonerin a fight between them.—The tire . She was auntiolltt'presene Mehemet fliiiiit: ...4 ..r. Jury found this• Prisoner Not Guilty. 'shire,* ter the Cauheets: of five sod Riff: a " • 'enema Rayon Famine rs .1 •• • '''''''t , to be Colonel , vice Velvet., tettietted • • FORGERY'. . Bristol; Earl . Malgrave; /lon. General Phippii,lo4 o . ll tart c"Liiitm Bewley . Ara General Oficee. . Edward Harland was indicted for forging and • , Hon... Augustus Phipps. , • • : . ',/jlrevet major George Writhe to be Lied's/1661 . 001m5* lee .'' ' Rowlev. publishingas trot:divert notes, purporting to be of ' Ant Office r in the Army, of the 'among 17119 i Se cond , ; „„ di , Fredsr l i k a i : , y wilin te ,,. be captatut • viet, ; the Bank of Eratiatal, with intent to defraud theGo- has unde r taken , fro; a wager of 100 guineas, I. 4 4Wright. ' .vernor and Company. There were six courts in the fifteen miles in two hours, -on Sur:bury Conimisni First Lieutenant •IlantioonlM . A.lrepp: to be mead Captai 4. :..tadi e t tn e ti r,. to all of .- which the Priiruter pleaded within a month from the lit of 4Ptil, en 4to give B revet vice Yorker . i ' Colonl Aegestits le Rens to be Colonel, vice Keiste ;:: uil t y. lie oppeared much affected, and stated, that two days notice. man, removed 4 a G en e ra l Officer. The As Price ef.gUiiilt, for the Week, . est 5, is WI: ItArf." per Cvit. Avt:iki - Plices of eritt K of ENMAWit anti W. (pewter, rkesis Ili% Heidi* isselissg it-Pg ll.l • Nteisir • 11.'0.• Uusgey. (kw. Flleap I Pews. t. • A. 11, Is: I el- '4 • 111•1 49 '1:1. i. • A: 4 .i 4. d. Is. AS 4 141.10.1 Z 41.29 ,•• The 'Commigicitiiiti Nor(%ern Lights re krone( to`erect . 4' LitAtt-linese ett' the et-titmice ef , s l,ech en'titit . POili t ty ll Eftel by!ike *one' and t . r ,,,,,ion, r mitcn i .i.`%eiirfi atly' . ciolted et the Ei,t ~."AiHilanti.4llitefed' te. theft riipeetim Pur• .• • 1114 1 1 ; ‘ 1 6,7,1 y. .. . dloommoommk L (INI)ON ! Print, and . • L . v Rt. St " St:Twins w Orrocs. Si, Flcet•ctseel • tow", -Colon I . oi s . De kipiatn, vice lo s . • • Ad Captain,- ; h Plisley to h- !le, N ell' al ' a u ra ,,, ei let Pahlet. Sccood * Cax s i k to be littate ratt. *al Officer. ° . I ) min; sire 3 011. i lied C . 1 1, 9in, Tice 1 DED, PA'' .Cr. Wed • at lel serdimit; Ame n. Me) . s.•Attono s .,. A . , The bed Greeo ....t". 61 I Olp .kt!ePer• atitt4 re. l'ir., Attroo, er3 9,1.e.A1°4r ..., i:ii;ta P y,u ta ss bi in t ee rl :ed ile i e; l4s t h : n lv lia l l i eri l liet :ssho l .it,a l e p ti ler i ti. i l o: n : v 47l : iut - . t' llu .t47.l.. : ra . l 4 .sauivut ~e u t il l'3 t r : : ,, ~ ireBrinnniciflr,.. 1 Str ; WAlisi . } l ir- -1 and Cro a t' . . ()stv-itry, Shr up . ipril 12..13, ss 4 4. To-a 'Ad 11 1 1 1 Lille,. t atlas Iftsedcutk. Holm Kew cr. I eft r iltssrs. lloyau e Api Ail' rbrtp roster, April. lit'. NI r „ken ler • I - 1 ,, le. 3,,14i. nl4Ol i t . a t tr..,C amp, chi., CLarct7- kptil 11,. 22; bray y, . cursitoostree, tews•tiveta-kreper. LOI lies Mews. Hid. lateen's - - 1, Backside, 4 I • Idliall. Attoroie, 0 ' 144 %tad. .• ..• • eTh 52 1 4, Ma ylO, sr t. I'l. alit**, Alit Geo. HI it 1 , • , i,. r.,.. ker n April n, si, Is" , forrell, •Spoost, war .tioltu 5,2?, May 20, sr Apt sir ; . ited . kleols. !a-streets. Cutest. I April 15.26. Hay A 104 Reyna], Lull i AU '' me, conch-make, biei " oey, Mr. l'i nceut , l iti l " k i °./ Kbe llay . : vi n w f ( . 6 , i t l a d. l i c32 E a r ti ii s i p . B roiapw. • it , itic Annuity, Mt. Alm le War, April 17', 4 tusk Dee itslJ fickler. ._., II , ... erAesert-tiri pito. elskire, thinner. :ttiret -May 9,T.. ill inetehant-- Min I, tingle, PlynAhith- - killfitlii, sleeked T lkilkiosoo,.littait ; !-otreer, ilrearX I • rtfordobire, farmer der--April lfk G. " I brisier- &pil o t 29, as le etilaal -A prtl 14 Vpsilak T. IlroPt it 4 W. Stroad, t ' iroitnii. Rid- h- ih.likm T. Ti c k • itimits -34%14 ..,•. rtli ' l it- Apthl ... s ,e. . W. Spencer sal re, silk-otercer-r enningtnn, WM- Hell, peeler-.Aprif29, soft, ler - April '4 l , J. hnil il till, . firv.ii,t, ai r Niclible, Vista. rod., 9. th,zll Velth poi, Mort- tut; • rciol.rnuck eaten '.s ci . sau l' l l ' ilurd o l ii ctour• h " e 'l l r i iropshire, tracker !to . itoisitit, grime. if. akin, kin :vial). * x I, h, 1-!.iii, iscrolire, r th IL Berton: 51164 boo Leicebterwpare. cii. lic e :I. • die;l F.D. . Fel ins, and 'll * . 1303'• of i chlrd, St.Pltilii l atl sad , J. ft CI- ov, , Gahm. itai• 11 ol 1.. 31., %tusk • el and .1.. K. . 11 ' • Ille anti lac c aria- sti *. . to ilkio. ..i. - 6 • ell) mk:hrre, If •.I Dire,. aid 31 ' ,nil. 1, It. It. Unit. % . 4. itarK.rd, C. 1.. , VIL II Urea--W. and IL old Kit.bo;) sod It. .e t ' of aiio . 1 . time , I. C nouAlai. T. a sm ;WIT-J..ollles 6, * 3401 -;Vi. Lor of na•and I Fear!. 4i t it. Robson, 3. ' i i , .r. Swallow aid F , e Brown, sod U. ler, ur . Ica ( PI k..ead.ing il 1 Mil pi W A 12E 5 1 P eg '1 t, Peays. . 03 ' 1 ' ti,, I, 1 - - . n: I• t• . ii 01.. 19 41. E •Lci 6, „ kb Pen Li g ht s sue e f v , i eretralice 4 it .. • ' ey, to I " 1 -'i ' c .................... Lo pie l it le' tfi s h : re A l., : ir, ir t. 11,r)v RI.L. St " . feel • I