The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-13 00:00:00

~I ~~y~. ~.... .s. 3, • ......, - 4 Y., • - • • •:•• "" - :«" 0 " ""•" rf 3.lstkrupt against hint; esoti Ris creditorebeeio; 11 .4 , ..41 a ntentorantlontin I.etobr, and tlisapprott. Commiesion Ilankropt, riedtred. !he" Commission . a high dem* v./steams, !litiksmtteli as, it fiiittPai the peat tr!joet 0,1 a tipnittiesiots t . •i2-'OOl of it: been,' token nut b•• the deiire ) •or • for the • , Ouerfiti.r the etvtlitot,s. • ... • • f. When thePailotler h A tl . 600 ktatieg. hi, (*Rae, ' • and reading several ilhdevi4 in fittltPon Pt 4 1( 4 1 . stotarnent, no Cost!..el rove bit the si4 o , nor was anti 'defence) ehsal4;r.-041),e &ilk* part of • t iwtitsoniaa ere.letor. •: . •• Tis«.l,pit o cif .1 NCELLVI aiil - 4; 4 114 , 1p$011 , rtilowillg 4 1--Tiutt nll 111 forirer in Winflp e l k 4,,gontoi,vino, he resit the affidavits very at. tesittvely,.anst o ff ered to direct an issue or on actio n' i try h'e'v:ifirliri of th. pinitioning ereditot r s debt;;; .; 1;.4"- Arr . ; 4.hfrette wag not satellite with thia . ; 'id he :~?~~III MIFF ~gsxYf,'-,~,~ :*. • ; ;t . . Noes. M.ewstow-novas•—Yesterday Susan brought before the Loß it M AYOR another examinatinn, charged with w; the death of an infant child, in the gate, a few weeks since. By the Lokn M A YOU, the physician who attended lattd seretal other witnesses were now • Caroline Lock deposed, that she the Blue Boar Inn, Aldgate. Oat the Bth ult. her master directed her a , cries of a child, which issued from the., immL-tliately went to see, and discovered gate from the street a male iufaut, abor old, well clothed and carefully ura, carried it into the kitchen, and iu It other persons esamined it,• when it appek , Ile health, and ate heartily of food; t 4 7 . 4,:,-2.111157ux, • ••• innate nras wit and undereent rilfully csuoi n , P arifi of Aid: treason of t h e !ended the thili r in Court. a was ser,ent at the 'veiling o f attenti on It , at e cbleway. Sh e "id Debi t's ' 14 nut two Moott,i 'app. d up. 'she the pre...pore o f ?Pearl's] in most ood. No woo f parents, or the in the pl 4 e l . Poor -house o f . . ,f that estaliiich. ; Taegu ben t l • l'lmated ilt most /i'd . Itt . Pllsoner bp. diSIIP.SI 4 of ! M o d abe said. it had • ins apt; the sight father, that sh o as tr this appell ee , 4101er char g e, 1 oor-house, coo. e . j as :era of Aldgsts r• e 20th of As. se, sod confess. lie child, wish e d tress, however, rfuni to either, obi would leant ths if othcei btiiag • D o t fbe;gletiefi it for iiaitMom w her.' In thin • N hat on the /Slia Aldgeta watch. Itld it tier arm', so fficer l , being oo bet the child, : t . he felt it his or-honars • Fiti ) o 44 to Isar. Vis hfr . 'P 4 xtrAtrwse , lying state, lad k, bsit thrthild rah is stale of kePt, that ic died r. ti Sa-ltrter , lime it. iv kis 4 •40 by 'tan.. I seized y from,./a' bar so strolt dreadful Mat the depot!. examination. 'day inforwatina V ry uud his coal cart eab!y to liseld 'l'he fact vu le 12th of Avid read, self on the lenity • are that hit car. n coal meanne ,p,ised his riri!rts WI t large (slily to ea at te such becoming k new Id mtel f is 14 a he very criminal for the offe:a ity it was left in ; and he should. weft instance to thr 01 5 . Otted to bail Arts a-d by him on tie f bleed:iv wok. it .rianit-street. writ LT, 'Mtn di-c- it ..lo xhide i tile oat him ibis de ? al it Ikeent. exposure ri ii. li tt le. glli, I Pr , Hat site r rari , was fried :and 10 wan e•arninNi Aa i x x largr q uairilt lualliut di,arneet ;,me smas og boa T oiler! 101+ re▪ d :AA to in q uetrion hat I ..s l .mas, tar fat •::.—arat ak^ 0 0 -A he hat, no at the Pribnpl ,141 wri .p • 1113 'he stir "f t tickets la r"I • A him he his abek. 'are he did r..d t IM t„; ieuefit at Ise Ora 'connsirtcd teak,. !Flatly sentenced from O l e ter- ta..g s 1,1(.0. 04 %Kr .1 has bee rein. • e it entenceri tr, ! en " helonxi-c to ....as A sported ter a, who deiet el • • - • .o***Ct • P • :4. A • THE grAnsmAxi../,' . . -xiDtabstre.s sEs,silows, . S..PT. 12. - - .' ' . UM intr.- - . .... ..... • •.... ~..,,- • --------. • - Hisnie-Gilklv,_Arg.l4. 1815'., , •• —I m woe-v. si ICIIA EL VISTIRL Y4 At a a : Ileneral Court-Martial held at „Montreal, ' . , Thil itarart lodictisteits again - BF the Defendant, a iu Canada, on the iStll Rf• February, 1815, and con -tioueil by. atijoctiftwatis to -the 246 of the same tross-makerjanct,repairgr of Inman ..alefects, late of o e k New-Bond.stre.et for so assault uporLpeut..Coloitel ( nb or u ii th‘ in is t j ; ' ' l :)li e e lla e,i i rno lt: st 4ll" ; 44 -Pot F , l wcilaiffsGga:rnatigonfed th eu;own West, Deplitydo . vertior Of I.4llmard Fort, and . stood for' Iriat to:iloy. elatairsodt mart!! inner} *Ve t via. :...... . . . poi ivii.bli .. .vi •ur h,fire lue enemy : .7?Ayi t .laiiiyirt liiiii - elf .8J ike gerund iii . renr of the iliyiyion to reo lk. v i e r ci .tDoupti;vitpNo'';l'i us •CoOnsel for the Defendant, im p ii wit lii ill.- roe.ny mi the 6(11 of July. 1814. .1146141Ehe era.. "inei*el. " ii " 4 ' ; ' ' ' P ' iment " 9 " 1 " 1 1 , --* .a iv affidavit a . tatiipg -e. tt i ti• t i r b ta e l De tili fei n ic o l l a t o e w s' a s : fl u s t - i tl al P s l4l e il , , 0,-Fift quitiingi * divi:ii‘i wurfiribi leave, w hibt the 4. from.severe illness, to take bis trial during the pre- . i;ttrat w.• hrt•vallv rag c ~I with itir rnrmy ,:q tile e v : 1 14 of sent Sessions . •. '. .. , .. the 5611 it July;l6l4, and witbdruwi4 Inintelf towards Fyn . Mr. littAxe, resisted the application, hut.. . qvole. .; • , • • •• • Upee which charges the Court mot* the follow- ! i . Tw, Court acquiesced in the motion, and the case igg decision :-- .•. . • • • . •• VS..Court haslet futiy and mritnrelv orteied : and eon- i • ATROCIOUS ASSAULT: e w h: re d t o e p tu e, r4 44 t y. ii,;-fopiniou, that 'the' pi i-mirr, Lirtc. i • ..,. .. G%• xf indicted' tor an assault on thought there, slag ions; Mitstake, and implied it; ie .. ?mo lar , cl i n, n ,,,, g at, of the alb (..r Ki.y.) i; . iCrwi • . . -leorge. Yardley was - - -- excellent.- _.si, and ate herd. yros helot itt 41ettit . .. inn doubt supposirsg that he might • ain't!. .tithe c. ' i n.. ti , a 1 0 hio eilllrSe ;Lna Coca IF sg. f . 0 , teal la • Catharine Ch . ristalaa. . : .'_ t. , '.4 .. si d e 1,. imy 4 4404 lino,: no thesotirei 4 tiiii 11 4 1 . 0 ,4 00 g tnuc • lain, Lieut. MOdatel 11 . 1 0 Liouari . n, of the . Blis or h ie lstai ..., however, ebuld then be made of ita pi**, the .faces of . 1 0 4 ch• inhuman'tart7 that had deposited it le' rsort , iititil to I.e e .otirird."• • . Mr. BAutuf stated the case, the m olie r a tik enunlel. • • lit,..lssd now 'tall this Hit Re:sti lligh ' ness the Prior _ .e, t bl y , h 1 i t a . I :i ber ppr tt y p e ltht s r e k o i n o were as follows :--The Prosecutrix was a daVallts re' , seabed, and it was conveyed to the ' fqwrutluitityi • suir tie ( she I:6rd i efilinaelicir) was glad cie irinie . and ou the behalf of hisem.eii4e ?rgriitiliieffdioilint and . sentence of Vie Coon, and she cortion r il 'ir Aldgate.patish no ttie same evening. of it ; but he hail no right in,deride on the petition. h t e ie fo ti, r h ,g t ,s n io r g ic r ii ii i r K r teferted of spectahle, and well behaved) cult woman, residing its Spitallieltls, and was by trade a weaver; the De- , Sarah Harvey, one of the nurses of log ccedttoes debt,.is it was a •qu;sliott of Jaw, 4noli t•sent. e o . F:O C llTie t a i l l i at o; •fell4"."asAyoung man, I ": i 4 in g' ii l til same neigh- ' merit, depoeed ; to the ' child having , els he entail! ch. was. to diceift-ct to be tried tiyian ..$4,!t , ..rt with the ,fi.wting on i wine nre of ilie g i. ' wi n . i t, sh. 4 :l t • i It.i ._,. i !l ilt ! .eiri., f., llcieral'Order Book, mitt tad ileLhe !Rat et there by * the last Witness, when it arne, boorhoud, arid followioglbmerno business : he had ions« 'or an -Oction. : 4 1 15te);t1te , ;exalt** m .eyttltetenent so hi. M .froeN'o '4n/ice for iota...inns oh! Itis,.arjdreasea kw . titejirosecutvii ; azeenerit • health , so d ' . partook of fop , -.• • : is. q 1 4 4 0.: Etv cwimuituti of li` It 'lltlu • is i , a ig me die. Commander , ii s' - nt: - - her its ' AIL Dr' ik to such - - Cif nee • , 9i - - fee- hon. the .. , glances whiclt had been slated; he cotatil riot not. --•lsh .--"4.‘4, J . * but ,- shout lit months age, be..be.tie t roc! ist.- .- ..... •e•-i- On the morning eller,. hoeeier, th, tarp i fur whenever. .thute was a trediug , a debt, ,• • ••••'. l . : - • • . Hißit y.e . j u iv tit t t:-. Adj..Ge i 4 -. . etacnier,as pi eved to, her thal..lll . far}llet.p,CWint . - plied at the PIPOr4IOIIIIII, and in great tliiti ~.... „, used all act of beriltiontey. a Commission or.,llliteki:' .''• ••••• • ...* : ~,, . • - • t - ..: • - . ante with him .aould be tiangeruu!,,.lo. nutet t tertel- claimed the child as her offspring. nee ruin oa..iiie . sulsjosii's root, and he could nekref i nse. . A,T7',ECilitlfrNT To Iriki.ll.4Ls. been abandoned by its inhuman nurse, ai ; . nate hi her ruin; for op oattoeCetnepe w h en at h e re it tiers oleo, otethe eines heed, when in an k caat it ''' .. . . - of it reminded ,t• so strongly of its father s he --eme.... , apartments, he suddenly Locker. .eleier x •suel pro elieirlin. proved there was not a trailitte,•or a s trehts • ~. • ; 1 3' • who?'ith • seemed considerably atTected. Under (hi, itt Al . B.Mx . Dr billikallpl4‘ a stipersinleas was equatir '" Sete! etendts Janes 1 wo-person.s died...e. : _ art", .her person ; . her enterie', hewer.ert •rehlfWgfk ,-tile ' aptesestation, the child was deliverettle ler , - • ' writes! to take themostuewarrentabieiiherties ' Ow potieei'd.right. .lit reige.td to the comMiieeele ot! had beetioil their liees•semarkable for attachment to people of the house, %Of 1 1 ' 1( 1.0 't.refi# 4l ol- 1 FC 9 . 1.1 C• •• Mrs.-Rogers, the patron 'of the Poor-house, ge e - .0 01 ,4„,, er ,.er t eau ld ~•4 dord ssa ge bi a s ; ! a nt ) if. iseiteals. One wasp prison of peeperty.)ie inhabiteded the testimony of the last witness. J saved her for that time from further yNenFe ; • Alter u m had f ir o lu e' d oir'irea t , 4 4oeirio l l, reg. a neesou'ebii had a teleti"hoatef ;.oti'lhearet Beet he he'Vhitaktica Riess this s tnensaction the .Pres.ecnttik fife t tea../ . 0, Pie fl!lo i i p. - Rion e rtley, one of the o ffi cers .., • tiodsoeireit:l.iied to the Cbilimissioneta hail no-right- (1(1 the •. • apron ig ons •. diving !hitt : he ha dP r , P!,ll,7fr . . 4 Any store. lie *used, hraweier, to Saki 4211-PPPOar- W ar d, deposed, that on or about the ' ..: .. „ ......,:' - been relebrited for hisiog the fittest attiMith;ol thole (unity of. insulting her_ itt,the grossikt.rp.inE,i,P9 l 0p,p..4i,1.41 !Oat Court. - gust, the Prisoner called "IT• his house, • . TlO.:Pititioner here begged leriveSs'exitittin 114 Ml' apeeig . a. ./14.60050 a ft., 4 eseoect Istett Ai* friends iti, clay mentioned ..IS ? ..lite . :ititliesMoit .-e • ,„„wai ': ing that she was not the mother of the on the the commit mem; avirisaid, that at the third meeting , eniisequiserareit theisito!ertele stench arising from his : stasidiug at her , oor in theeveeing, .te . eti, the 'Pe tetniee lt," Commission, at (;en,ll l l,lt, ori the .2fith of meneg • erie. • Ifis propecty,would.here•heen nuficient fendatit Dame up, forced his way in at thelAotiroiid to consignit to the parish. . The will July. 'hit, he . StOrP11(14.100 to the Comn; i,;sf•tners, to ItPle supported him "i!tmesWli*.tititY, INtAto bid 'not being authorised to otter en swirl put the door to with smii(orce,.iblV,tie...9rifilo thP...desired her to call again, ellen lie w endesiisoiesd ell qeesiiiine put, so. him ; an d his final expended so : fetich in food for.. his fasou.rites, and iii Prnsecuirix's hand in so vinienf'a iniiiiiir,...tlial.., she will of the Churchwardens. • 'a - el:ini ti al p m , was thee ectinurvied'io .the 22d of Ise- .se e inserorement of his s took, .thek wheohe died not was not able to work for. a tnntk,erittq,il .p tels; bei The Prisoner did not call, arid :no ' it u* a t. Th‘t nit ni . nl;niit She 17th'of •Auenstie•Pee a shilling .ites left. Ills relationewere obliged : V sell then threw. tire; down . .sod „inrq.,...hee,ck;Akets ..1 1 •I'ea•-'• • received information that she was not ' Next _i_s_-. 1 - her. outc4ier again alarmediim ) • i . iti;ll df hi; fhr a . s.tper - seleaiiime on to be beard or all the Guinea. pigs and pigeons to defray. I i f sent.' .beietretilegt••'''' the child, end' that' she had eeprised it befcre „ his Lordshjp,; but the peeitionieg ... creelitor. Weal 0 SYen"S' ::•4 - : • day she applied for vwerrant f;ti . 1 !;!)Ip- ! pmt: bf. of, mendicity, he endeavoured to trace • areteat%) hkiostusel that. be cou ld nut be teddy, and • The ether sieigulet. charaeter.eras a person who he did not succeed, bet it appeared thit the . It/time' of the. Petition waft pOstruintid.. ' TIN roonsten.iycareied clogs in his eiickett". was.:tak e n 4efutelt.Mtigiaire,te, satl . ll.lle ipt i e it egifered He wale i!a, to bird na il to answer,f9c the stp§ault..ittrettlelY - of August, the Prisoner went to the Aidgate PetitiOner then; by the advice of his' atiertivii, it t h e. . tavery, tense, the friend,and supporter of that vela- •, 00 qujkling the 011it„..,k0,Ve.fro•thir120. ek b rit4t ° l. `" hone! about 12 at eight,with . the child it gd il ieueisiel,meetirig on the.T2d of Atlguct requested able,ApAdrurdi.. fiks.. bread and satip he pl:i.y..p. In wed t h e p roseca t t A,y 4 ,y,k.b, r , f ,. (ries! e as nejl . struck , dud BOOM . 9: - refUge. • Ray, the officer 'a thieo.Tilnri4oofferli an intilurnment of any fettheir• attired will .his forget : ilea; they .were his cosittant.,her,a,victlegt . .idew sy,,; : ich,Jtneckr4. !ter ~ dST, "7. l e.. i re N le....dutY, and knowing her, desired io Iv . etomination of him till tt i e petitioning creeiitnr Was crimpanious, and he watehed eve r t,lieni wills the eare .foal!, anti even es lat ed n IN. P,lY.fs 4111 914 1 d.liftrktecA r Tei.s!k when perceiving it ..aripereeily dyiiig,. • , 4,84. tai , 41 , 1 ,, t o his p ill , ion : h i s ' Counsel also at • of lc nurse lie trod •TetrieVA, POOdles...S,Pakikelli . f, licly,Alo t t hit sf.,iilii do...forlt r.,,,..,.._,,.... 7, 4 ~ .......e. . i ~I duty to convey it instantly to the Peor•l • tended and scat.d to the Commissioners that, under and, in shlirt, ,0110 of almost ever; . Steed. As e----. 1, Theee feets,nerq.proe.4 jt iaidenliet hf(ii it". 414 he sent the Prieoper to the Cotepter.. ' , sid size I - friend him- • they ince•asid in number at ke , irs r ' he said - each circumstances , they ought immediat•ly to ad-,_ • • &es...enema bete& 1161.14t 1 .-9M or,his: treitlents....,• -Sarah Bennett, ens of the nurses, de . • kern. The Petitioner, therefore, declined to he self at n loss to carry them in liie usual way ; Rowe he. dionikplead gudiz ; it. stes:alt ige.,audMti: inge'r'eceivi.d charge a - the Waist at the '.* examined, and for se doing ihe , commissioners coin: ever, he et last contrived to keep one under each arm,, .. 50rry. f p 0 t..,.4e.!...44.., I .. .. ~ -, ...- 4.1 i•.....- $ ~,‘ .• l'-ighe talk it from the officer hi a dy 7 taittect him to she Kine'e Bench Prison. ... . - .. • two in his pockets, and one on his shoeh.ler. Thus. ; . '.t ollt•cPtlff. s.exitillifqd l uuo° fra : ''''' ,. 4,l 77 r:V a. ; I ts *eery assistance possible wise paid to it, . The I•oito CtiAecri.unit. rep`ied. thole - had only en g a g ed he frequently enjoyed a promensde on the,,t,i,... : 4aA,mpar . itigs ! ,l9 ,19.ep,Otbalt y pelfg,..nr ft,.! '.' had been so neglected, and was,. i n . mils to (I.; with the question in the commitment. • •II • ..decard, fOlou ed . by the rest of his con . iinitsiunts. r . mi ti or t i mi ligoeiAp a lM.,Jwil A i r . •s it tisir' il a : wretchedues‘ Iron) wantof nourishnire - : The Petitioner then said, }net if he had nowt nude, Tilp ;;.lifule of the passengers had no of f. . , t.t fig -I. . e •-' tialatii . .f A 'O. 01 4 4114 W. it' .. ' •lt . -.' , "1 , !J'.i , :t.pt 4.. i.; sa lit'A. 1, in great agony in about three tip s. eat but ( lase, . be k onc „i,,,,j 4 was . sery hi n t; 'after ilkeftettti.fil , e comf ,, rt of his cenine favourites ,to hi..., . a . ! ceitsortklintle's4 l l 3o ;licled rflkisatPikajtifit'Ft-Aib• ' Dr. Johnson, a phy bidet', resitllhglii liallissil . . lll,4 •l' retiinicti derisloit4f *kat Coisee,••to be item, A 94 the plpssure, he .derived from : hip manage. • . . wit, a heatiberough of Isliugtou pariah', .Witilitt 'ie . ; iiirroherited the last evidence, and gays • velelige‘an ,g i n liustik a 7Collit .. .If lit* follit: r •. • mint sit Owns mote t'; en compensated. fur she jek s . . the xliithe Of hiedoty. .^...i.5,e is. , ". ::.'" ,•• ~... opinion, that she child came to its •deeth - The I•oten Cm.iscet,Loo - repeated, ',that; bola& • •oh..and satire of the public . About ten years before h ,iv • rir ' it aPpleeth ftron the t'si4.4ldr, that rho I C teeeca- ties and neglect. , . eiglo to deekle ea ' 'lol'2 isegitistaiitg •pireiltioees• •siotaa t , -..i l l o se p t i lt he had the misfortune I _ . 1 o lose oil sight. anti in . t a the k' d • . :tor, t•-gether with sesezei other eekistable.,.ietekbeeu ' The Pi isoner, during the exeminetins skridepbereffarn tomtit dip too smile .thatigirefet •atrietteee' fkit ' l 4.4o o- . l*_ ‘ , ftlf'P.-.."- u , " ie : e . s t 1t 5 !,.....• ge :. luettcrivii•4ty the hipoitiroteen,to-go th4X-1ti10411 4 wills tits, and nes t wiee cactitd awry' . . at inset:thin to try itilaiiiiity.: • • :• -. • -;,- .Z. .41c TM fioto duel. Nester. tieteetellteti Ilea t°•1• 1 " , . dolt-fields• en "Ow day .uwntiuned in the- ipiliototbna, lii ii state of insensibility, uttering the • • t • • ••• '•• • . Pro t h em, he fastened the whele.,toa (TO, end his . • :. i, to. prei*lli. a pugilioiceshibition *Licit .theyiusti isno• • Ciiee: '- ' . . • • •• -- s- .• • • .... ~! f attliful compauluns•leit• bins urea vjo4a fly OW the fa- iice.was about to lake place. Ott their arrisai•Liiitee• • * 'order to ff•i ti • for out the i. In a, r time making " ritOX _Tilt • • 'LON DqN ' G AZETPAC;IIPi;:IS. . ieeri,to.wellt. which :he: ha . d, led, Chain. _AI Ids death . • they found . the combat . haul corviorneed ; the , Prose- tions, she was remanded for a final examination. 1 •.• • ... t h e hen/piing of the animals was drendfol f het the per : • „, alter made hisavey thrrnigh the crowd, audseizedene • himmuoneenti-SSUEET.2.--Nesterday in° . - ItaSKIII7I4IItIrE/Cf. a AGE - ft • - Ann Who-inherited hie frfe.P?ltY-a having les "" l " l " . 4.tiatt'the combatants, astainfoonedthem.they most fight was exhibited against Charles Pace, Ails' i • I. Turuer, Broo , ..,••rreei, Nigh Itottiora, graCer,lrom Sept , than the daceased. RPllliedne horse -Whip, 14 fd!ceu no more. lie was immediately essaolted by I lle*lnelts lane,. dealer in coils, for sending round I lit tolient: 2 6 -Of tio" 01411 - • --- . ''' • - • . 'them into the meet, 'here they remained about the , tutu beaten aboutilsy-upviaitle:.el ;JO of them, amongst vitthout a bushel measure il l it, agreeably .•,• J. and l'..fttsltvSH , ...H:gli•„str° o4 . 4 '." 4- , w""; e r Av iii 9 n l l "l". house until the-body was laid. its the vita. Wha . t vp „.* cliani-, frees to _Nov. s, ill 01111J.141i. . .. ~ . . lip ns,he particularly tlistiuguished T hada of Parlinnw nt called the Coat Act. The A: Iros. jun:Plymouth, ship-tissue', from Sept. oto Oct..?, became of the 44ga after ere did not learn. -Thi . . , . , ---s,t.l length lie escaped, bat not till he beau se- alleged to have been committed an the '• le fiaiwtralt. • , " ' - 4 . - , ~ however, was on the whole is most strikieg histatiee - :. • PReesi an A• Ha l ' a ' sd • st • sw*ll ' i " . ' l " e ' Int "'''" bi-41. ► of . m u tual attachtivene :bete • man end , gen . rely tke ogit itbeaten . . last.. The information hating been read, ! e ,,.. 3to Oct : 7, at Guildhall :. . . BANKittiPTS. - ' .• - grateful of all animal. " '''''" i ' AI that he had not struck the Prosecutor, but he failed. of the ,Magistrates . Ile was not snare W. flar4c•asfle, High-Holborn , bookseller. tiere.l6 . O t t. 7. - _::- - el. at tivikluall. Attorney, 41r. la fur, fore;atreei; Clippie- 1 ."..r -,-, • ' - ' —. " -r ' 1-- 4 ‘ . • • i' . P3lW.,lubty.found him Goitly and athe •Coart sin- man had left the warehouse wit • hout n a • .• Sire regret to slate the following accidttitlueerOu 1 ore. •Li • hiff, to three months itnprisontnent hr. r u e I= • the •on the co ttr in }art , - t ary ,he sup post se emee,..el eine-sae:ire, Mittel:les. merchant. 5etu..11.941. Tuesniey Alt; ifiatilit - ir.i in p- oar c hall 1 • of .Tavistock i „ „ (Set. 41„ at Guildlull. Att.srucy, Mt. Velh:a, Forc-street. ri t e . . . libelee( (loreettiOn. • .. ~, .. • .. ~, . ~., - had been complied with. Ile bad a Ise .. while ric ig . 0, .1 lh •he Rare Course; ri m e in tiOntbet . i pleeatt.. t . . . —. . : maintain. - • .w: rennann, V. tkieite, mad J . Warniken. hpicrit-streets• wish another persoe..eritla finch force as to break 10,1. ,•• . . . ----- ------ - Oct. I, at ii, ii i .thricts, i..nlnioy.enaliuf:ictitrers,mit: 0..90; A . ~ co it,„.,,t,„„ e „ .aw d o wycsit t eeks . shoulder , .......o:4he ....„. _..., ~.; ... .• ~ Fs q. . ... tOt ' f ' ''t . ii nictor Fq( in eliusen Ma or of vnn tad • • -• • • ' 1 . , : \lr y f iunaes wad pleased to see such Gi.ildhatl. Aitoraey, me. !treks, Vrellelo.e.straare. !, 4 y ••,.. ' conduct in the Defendant, when lie kur •T. t;ruysfli tI, ttussia-mr, Milk-street. tiiiii i e•fsetor, *pi. to i ir thoridtdd on a 7 ROBERT roil' 'tin Fct• F• S. A• M . rii of l i ar- • • (1 - 11 .0- da Y ig seater, elth (Me *arm, --•-.• - - . ' • i '* l' •.•• . PY ... • beliable to the law of the land, for the ]ti. Oct. 17, it, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. litirton,;Wal.i. pone -, y thoughtleesly cheekier him in full speed:, by Apt);ll. 7 - Arcot-ding to the charter of the last boroogli„, neglect of his servant. The penalty for tii , mitt. . . • •' ' vihii-hilitt 'wietilovrii; and freetoifer:ll At: " :7„: . i the.,Allermen and Common Councilmen are annuslly -G.'• Vltighis-in, ..eit. Mnryport, coasherfand, herr i n g was very heavy, being 201. but hap;.ily i ham, Sent...4l. 'l9, Oct. •.:1. at Nit.. l'ortei's, Maryport.. . At -• DirtAattri.' l..rtr.rrs or Dft ;etiwri; —l b tun& • t ore !hey' seiPitivle ' the 1 1 . .„ ~,,. 9 . - the Alagistrate's power to mitigate it ; ate c ri 'es Mr Thin:von Workington • and Mr. laskon. Elm. et vorintet r a Inquest was held at the &see • Arens, si Jnost discreet Mclennan to h e Meyor,e 4 ne.etec.• the f - • • _.• the .., . . . os .. • - therefore, only line in the present int prettingharn s' court, "St. • ' Cities, '1)&44 Gtottot thm of Mr. Cony did not tak e place until'atter a. ettent of 40s.—Penalty 401. and costs. Itortaeoris Kn. i t s tile body of -Mary Cook. •Lt apt , . arcing trial of patience and uhsfinettceOn 4101 sides : i fiumpliALL —Nod' •-tFegz, Wh o. witi-twiniftted mired flat the' decetited 'wall a 'labouring *61113n, the-electors assembled on the .Tuesday *Oen, and re- -charge of i. rvor, h • sera to have been , couri t in:4_ , re l ror i c;, ,a o r n d , ile o. it Friso Friday thinking agt 7dabout„.ss„,.thitealto. was ,much 'in the 'habit of maiited shut up (with otilrsuch:prorisions ai they , fh e e r ru se 0 r'h rl ics:rs. to stews ; •thaushe went to her 'lodgings in- carried in •their pocket:) until . ten %o'clock on t he Tuesday.bronght before Ald e rmen Schoter, I N ,a. , ottingat im,cnort, en Saturtity night,' theadfully : Thurstloy ni'. l ll ; witen the siir r wliose.siipp!ies were . - ::!.fl a •ty i r il o o ti f et i t n t to i? la re him again in ensincl,i,, to • intnsicated, and that she was inn .Scs bed, out of first exhaested, found . themselves obliged to ogres iti t e , ( l ) l ld , aiiiev i . iclelil to he prcf_eired agannt to which she fell; and was foun i a deed ittthe morning: with the other six, who' were better provided, and to; *.ifbotons licleher was charged wish an indecent. his.per.:cii to liar, let fi levet, an interectioc li' der their votes to avoid starvation, and a third dati.liter of One of the' !others of Chrivei• Hoop Verdict—Died front excess of driftkfttg. .1 . surren der held before the santir . highlta coetinement in the ChartAb lis#l.. . .. s(awr'llnd once before been guilty of alimilar On Monday art LeAtotett to Coroner, at the Duke of York, York-greet,. Msrye . . ,tv satin; cltild :' and Masan pito t years back was .., • , ~ r, , _ , i .. • Way 'V 't ;. I r nfttrneon a Imp er, mending the ~ inert is !.,,,,,..1. for cie like offence. le-h° llll4 's on th e b° dY o f 'Eli !-! Urerw • e "• % "W ilt roof of it lionsein Thittitthins - Coui f t‘roed,icr,,Sherw_ his `lle,ss ;IR fully conoollit4d for trial: - ftgell 51, who got her !king by ciaitii. It appeared eeliity, juived Wp 'td eatAlc kite by ttitaii, a Lids 1 kloworraerr.—Thestiot.Hlltaii Morrison was , fore H. Blew,. co/. on is Ciarg; *lsl.-allot; a I that unhappily she was very mgt tictitioni. ed t ' . otiihe bap were tying, ,roil lehitlelisppebtat.d Pass of writtee.papers nod rideiments. in the Victealli drink neat spirits or drams, that She s •wati . Often hi tter 'Ott hoese, when heuriforteintitely'oVer-bafitsceg 2 acme Navy Office, in • which offee•he hail some . i &AN*. kir was folly r euvimitte,i fur itial. consequence intoxicated, that ten Senility metning i_ nitwit', tell off, incriat kitlid oti thiripeli ' ••••: Phi was in a dreadful state from drinking spirits, anti • i Charlet Pettit& Stone:, furors tortrr !it the Gerseesi iEI zabeth Carrol l , a young.w9mati Pf interestioc NAt Office. London; *was re ova-Mehl on a riv,i; that in th e afternoon she was found dead on tfie floor, i . ing, in the :Gilt of; lenition, a letter directed to 24 XIV'. 0C age, sisn,,ntliini‘asbridge,sautaiolog oug 2ill• L ,4 " . hating rolled off the bed.' Verdict—Died ky tufo: appearance and amiabla,chArister. ; who .was assistant to Airs 11.rtilly. fancy-dress-maker , 51. note., .# cation from excessive drinkiste. " ....: • - ' I Mortlake, to ribose marriage with a rant ZMS ~,,, It appeared in evidence, tent the 2al. note in -11orroughs; late purser of the : Rhiniri t ettle,' cap. • Mr". - • 9 . ..,... new-. . • , ..% r• l 9, ••. " r- been in .)ply lan, sent tip Mr:.Veslr.s.by ma ~5, , , fain M.it.cot.re, stood its Ilse pillory yesterday, facing u horn she hint ft te(k. her affestion!lier parents refused pit tick e t., for Mr. V... 1.14. it. at the Ote-rt:- heir consent . trap„iris ... t1 from he e oft' Monde brill: Ate , ' if the Prisoner aa• the m a n, ...vi he the Arliiiiralty,.parsuant to his sentence; for present- t heir . i ... K : .T _,,. Y ii , r , ii ,,,,, 5 . his pe „„ n. it ~,,u ; sitm r , ih;a, the ilia' hills to the CoMinissionersortheVictualllng De- se tHuelit, in.,the aveniag"and s nit:Set uroo r File was • 50 to Mr. Vemris's benefit or the oper,t-h99.,.e. on pa r' rtment, with an intetit to defraud his Msjesty's found it, thol`hArnekneer,FUtheut. .On Mond'' , an ; he , _:n•I r t 1 I his .- ( '-i d a- • ill -"Vv h atilito grave Ilai re nit tick service, purporting to he signed by his Captain, for I '"l u eltws he'll •° l l t h e ir e Ys l ?f r Zt e .. — 1 , / * PD P s .,`" 4I ' who was t;re a s r er;a l ; th;elh ' ul a i i i d it'itro t o re an i rr t s to er h e i' , irivlsi'ons: itc.'sUpplied to the Guerillas during the • I %stl• C0r 0 ,9er40 . .r; Middleselti at .nte hallo inn, : Ful- : the Priboner anytickets For .slr. Vestrib's Wore P time the Rhea was cruising off' the roast of *Spain, - hints when lt Vt4ic/ was OLP! Or 4 1 ' 1 .7- • ' 't Iftet.e. Under the. eireirmstrincest he was folly'etalnalii which supply never took place. Previous to being • knits, Strr. S.—A viegr . ee of aheinoi 'Solicitude his trial at:this preset,' Old iiiiiinl Sei9lllll. placed in the machine - h e bowed to th e numerrus hat Welt *ached here (Wipe the whole of yesterday, I . , spectators, and did the same oft quitting his elestrit brut e ;; A r,,, .;, ,_ , ed ...,, y ,.... sh a eotenise of high respectability, sitnistiJn, for which the meandit je h amme red him with and a Magistrate of this roomy. A letter watt re. loud buzzes. • ceired from him late.ou the preceding eileuing. ad ' Stionetc Deaths.—The Earl of ffardwicke's por- 'cliessed to one of the ntheers of the Clare recliner'', ter, whi was apparently i n p er f ec t -h e a:ttfi and spirits r et t uest i ng that a strong detachment might he imme. on Monday erening, at - six o'clitok, was seized et (lively thspatcheci itilsirs relief, Ca a very remote and! 'sesenewith an apoplectic fit, w hich listed till nine distant part of the talent?, where he was surrounded I.yeaterdny morning, w h e „.b e eapiited. 'Beery medical • by some hundreds of itia own sawantry„ and menaced •askistAnce was rendered.—Tha lempqnis of Sallsbaryl with destruction. The State of the regiment, being' ft i Otmad•witis takeein the Nona mot noir, *Out six under the msndistrtrrtoder• of a row., deprired the o'clock yeSterelay morning., atrhie hardship's seat at officer of all discretionary authority, and tire gentle. Ilatfield, sad died soon aftelhiscatis o..Clcck. I man has been left to his fate.—(few tit Chrettiek.) • erutrL Te•nple. IVrighatiu, jun. Mary port, Cumberland, herring-met. chant, S•pt. Oct. 21. .it Mr'. Porter's, 314nport. At - tornies. Mr. 'flioaipson, I%i:irking:on; and Mr. Pakon. Elm-! emir', Temple. • . • J. and .1. T. Taylor. Upper Thames-street, iron.mereisants, Sr fr. t,,g, 16 Oct. 21, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas's, rim-routs, 1-',-nchiirch-steers. • -S. Lea. hook-a Gate, Shropshire, timbervmereltant, Sept. 9. 23. Oct. 24,_ at the Kasen Inn, Fhreushurv. Attornies, • Mr. I iriffittri, Southautptuu-buildiog•, Chancery-lane; add Mr. Jrffreys. Shrewsbury, .1, and V. Wickert. Dotyldston,Gornwall. rattle-jobbers, Ott. 3. 4, .1. in the Kings Arms lon. Camrlturtl. Auo , lam Mr. Won't, Fowey, Coltman; aad Mr. Thompson, Gray's lan square. DIY ID E XDS. Ocl. 4. G. Davis. Barnard t:astle. cotton-mania:tr. torer.-Oet. 11. J. 31arph;•rom and 11. Rees. Holborn, linen drarers-thh., 2.4, F.. Hum, Sunigate-street, Weftininster brike-rond. timber-merchant-Nov. 21, S. Ike, Rircliin-lade, lA. W. Itailans„ Manchester, grocer-Oct. 14. ; J: 11. Orin. and 1 , ..10n1an„ Burs-mart, 9t. !Mary Axe, mer eit N O V. ti . I). Fowler and A. A nstie, t iratecharch-street, saerelianis- . -Ort. 10. T. D. 'AL Reid, Red.ljon-street. Holborn, slinentakrr -(Pet. 3, R. Ireland. East-street, Si.Alary-le- Bonne t hee ernanger-Oct. 1, M. Imsenbury, Weston, Somerseistiire: victualler -tt/cl. 4, T. :avian, Manchester, grocer-Der. It. Saiith, Esat:l, baker•- . oet.Paget, jun. NY4mborn, Stull'ordshire;miller --Ott ,4. W. W. Tail, Liver• pant, merchant -I.kt. 19, 11, Gardner artd P. Tappentlen, Gfainargans!iire; Oaphoeisers- 0 4 1 . 5, it: Slurry, Aber dare,uton, tork.!iire, grodtr-aOtt. h, ll...Hatton, ; Upton, Oxford atee..4 i mpolsahet 42!. 1141 T :stn. sill •J. null, sup. Dads Lion.eourt. Watling.street, merchant;_itsisitember 14, C. Nraik , t, liucrgiete 6tlt, wtue-suercbant. •tEII.IIfICAXV.S-C/cr. J. J. Thisri , . Aberdare, budder—l. Haney. U,Votittiv. 'Newton A . hholt• De son hire, raalt,ter-J Duna. Liverool. ilraper-R. Sionttioutp; drt;disger-a. N/ildruai, Tiverton, Devoushire, Per. 'PAItTYPRSHIPS LII , I 7 4JUVED. floop ro eraail T. !kid, Lloyn's Ctlito-bouse; ship and in . sarancelbker n ft. •-.1. Ia and T. tcti Manchester. calico • " France a nd (I..Sandersort, Hortlei, Yorkshire, Into-minteracturers-:f,JohnStoue, J., Fames, (.„ acid It. L am b e , cliff, Snsrr, soap4milers-R. Hassell and W. ltaod, Liverpool, shipwrights —T. and 3. Smith, W. Wants , a d d .1. Mies. High Holborn, linen-drapers•-T. ad .1.. I.l.llington, Sheuley, Hutkingbanahire, mdltsters. • • Lieutenant C. IL Jay, wifo WWI recent bra Court-Martial to tr dismissed fri vice, for improper cniniuct towards LIB of his Majegy's sc!toonor Grecian. 11;e-- stated in his rntik.—l'eter Goff, sentenced hoig, for•asetiny st.rl:deseetion, 'Wien hel , his Misksty's skip York, is to In. Import —4tobeet , Cox, seaman. of the Aert.ta, v.' to the Americans, has been pat-dolled. - •Inceteint reins ifeie_saosed c.onsidero4le i n ondo.. tiOlti geYOlol,4llicit,-ste`Ote VottY tOleae; have' so injured the produ.ce of tire harveot as to leave, i n gilops,jivitanco,, not wed enough to lOW .the fields. ippon • ett ee• L:ed :••• D " . SegT;tal endtqlr. re lrift4'o'" • lir4Fldr °l ~!' x Fr9w.. .., r , .:,?F t w.v;T 0 .~ _ Ir , )