The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-04 00:00:00

:~ . ~: r. .• a • , •, • TUE 1 • • - Messrs. Addis and Cocks, togather with Lieutenants Our loss, lam happy to any, has been ti . Griffith and Ma k i:4l4in, of the marines. To Mr.' one seaman killed, and Lieutenant Haig, of 111•Gowen, the Master, lam much indebted for the Rbyal Marines, Mighty wopnded.. ~ • skill and care with which be conducted the stverago ' The mouths of the.'Cattaro are now freed of tin of the ship during a period of much difficulty and enemy, Sir ; and in bringing this business to a 50c... 1 peril. Mr. Maddox, the Purser, very handsomely cessful issue, the officers and men vase exerted them• i c i f the county of Du , , rham v and the Del..— volunteered his attendance on deck, where he ren- selves to the utmost. - , tiered good service. NVe have received no assistance but from a. few emipeet architect, - residieg in Manohester-ego... I cannot close this letter without observing, 'Montenegrins ; we have .hed for trust to our oen rer -London. It - appeared• that, about the yew' IBoi, that I derived the greatest assistance from the pro- sources alone, and we have found them in the ;eat ': the • Magistrates hailnOetermined to • eoeot - new fessinnal ability of Captain William. Sargent, of and perseveran c e which has actuated .all parties.— , court-houses and a gaet•for the comity of Durham, the Nave, who was serving op board with me as a From t h e exertions of Captain Harper, of the tan- the Defendant sent in al proposals and plans, tarici volnweer„ cell, and Lieutenant Milbourne, of the . Baechantk!..wislied to have the, se- perintendanco , of .these struow liviewith, Sir, you have lists of the kil led and two eighteen-pounders and two mortars were got up., Wes, which were intended to 6e raised in a splanilid wounded ; and I notice with great pl easure the care the ran g e of mountains bofore Catarro, to the auto-,'and durable style. Mir • terms and' pleas were ap ..? and attention of Mr. lioyter, Surgeon, not only to - nishment of friends and foes ; and what was deem proved of, and - the whole was plered under hicoon trait' and direction. No cost, wild waved, end he wilds our own men, but to those of the enemy also. impracticable by the rench General Was completed expressly undertook that the isuip should bra I I have the honour to be ; Vic: tin ten days. The scu b a nd activity of Capt. Harper. - I (Si g ned) EDMUND PALMER •. I are well known to you, Sir, and- I assure you, in finished in a manner to merit • the opprobation not I C31011111"' hiss Mlfoo6ll $. Hebnle ' na instance have they been m or e e ens p icuous than on oa ly of the Magistrates, but of every Airchitect its the. Captain Sir hliels..el Se% moor. Bart. hit - - the present occasion--lie i.. a most invaluable officer. kingdem. After two years bad .been 'employed in; talcst ) 's ship Hannibal. It is my duty to mention the meritorious. conduct of complOting the courts and gaol, and he had been . List of Killed and Wounded. Lieutenants Milbourne .. awl Rees (acting), of the " paid, pursuant to his contract, the whole was found KILLED. P. A. Crawley, Midshipman; A. Fenalson, yeoman of the Bacchante ; Lieutenant liiancctek, of the Saracen I . to be defective. The foundation was W. laid, wea k y slieets; J. Crew and T. Itickerhy , captains of the mast ; Wm. Mr. Vale, Master of - ditto ; Lieutenant Hsig, Biqa and inefficient, for such a.weighty rupeutructore. Boyd, ship's corporal; W. Shooley, captain of the forecastle" Marines, of Bacchante ; Mr. Charles Bruce; Mid- ,It was not above two feet- under; grifu47l, and' w SiCrawley and I'. 111'0;ra:ordinary seamen ;I% Douglas, . - • .- Simpson, C. pintail, W. Foster, and J. Belton, landaseo. shiptn,a, of Bacchante; and the whole of the afters composed partly.of what.was called rubble, and no D %Ns; EROVOIJ • WOUNDED. :artd:;" of both ships base tried to excel each othre : ways adapted to the soil 4- The waits instead of being 'C: Still. ordinary scainan ;1, Stone and J. Lawson, land- • ••• -* • .. on t•l4,7lSott. . ( ,I solid massy stone, were' formed of two external. men; and S. Ormes, hay. see Fit El.r WOUNDND. .•I totreots of rain, and the fatigues and . ptia. eases, emst.the interval, filled up with rough rubble.; .J. Cray, second captaio of the forecastle : R. Powell, pilot; ' tioniattendlijon Attack of a fortress like Cattaro, i. pittani a .- .. srisigla shonitiltave been of stone, were of, D. Nlnifleu, captain of the foretop ;W. Rosslos, • sail-maker's year, have been boreseilith is,: *owl ; cared with stone. The.cetasequences of these, crew ;D. 31-Cuen, aisle seaman; and J. hloorcro ft , private •{ at this "owl' of 16 e .. I cheerfulness that entitled them to every praise. I ; and many. other similar defects ,-- Was, that the build marine. SLI a HTLY WOUNDED. ' It . became dan nnotconclude e titis wit h ou t aelattostledging .in, thq: i ng gave eer i e many of, its perils . ; M. Shearman, boatswain's-state; G. Duncan, captain of five ' ~ and could not be applied - to the purposes for maintop ; .1: Hazard stud J. Collins, captains of the nftetguard v iewarmest terms into : Lam. assistance I ban embeivest! geveilas P. Mots*, able Woman ;M. Harnett, B. Cosang, W. leverts, from Captain Angelo.l of Lieutenent-Gfueral Camp- ;* which it was erected, and the greater proportion A. Blackwood, and .1. Jackson, ordinary seamen; .T. Wilson bell's Staff, who' was.,wiiiting lin the lastate,..fet 1 wee obliged to be taken down and rebuilt. It was aftd T. Everiogton, landmen; IL Piles and R. Crown, boys;to recover a.compensation for the loss • the county` nod J. Criw•my. ,-orporal of marines, a passa ge . to join . the Lieutettaint-nenire et van tit; . 1 To.al-13 killed; %:5 s% ounded. supplied . tnitisi-dertiliancial, riled - sustained ley the Defendant's negligence or want' DAVI° BOYTF.II. Surgeon. !his zeal and ability . 101 seaa :".• IA EttaltiND PALMER, Captain. , Ott our, .p9ct, and have considerabfy tetkieu- to trap of skill, that the present action was brought. The • Killed and Wessided on tp.ardifEmik trench frigate. ' speedy reduction of the place facts were clearly and distinctly by two ar . 441,kilied ;71 wouoded, i W. HOSTE, NOIR , : ' chitetts, who had had the direction , of several build , - Rear-Admiral Fremantle', fee. dm. &c. copy of a' laner . holm Captain Rowley , of his Mjesty's ship I • ---"110.......- . ) . ings and prisons. . . . Eagle, addressed to Vice-Admiral sir Edward Pellew. Bart. I ,• , ,:., )1 OHKRI,IPTCY •ENI,ARQW.e. 1 ' Mr. SCARLET? asketrAhhi Lordship , whether it and transmitted by the latter to John Wilson Croker, Esq . 1 M. Raphatati. straw, tfilor ape ,drapr i Poi, Wide to would hayeany effect epee the Jaw of ' the case, if Ilie E"gle. at ' ll o 4 ).re!'• P . i April 19, at Guildhall. • ' ' ' • '' - •' • Sin, Imagining it. 111 be 'satisfactory to you, I j -11/VNKRUPTCV •St/ONitalini. he showed that the working. plans and directions of . Cooper,.Langley.lllslo s o ros Coldi s eld, W arw i c k s hire, dm Defendant had been departed from. in conse take the liberty of Iriming; that on than night, of! .'c . cittence of a conspiracy formed against him by those i4vi , coal-master. the 3d inst. I. found Majesty's ships Apollo , 004kRi1fts. who had the subordinate contracts. Havainrah at• anchor Of' Brindisi,...aud e, Fretiehl -st. Willett, Chrosti,sir:.llloinCouthihire, druggist. April 5, . 1 frigate (the Urania) on fire inside of thepeft. - tape: 9, Mai at, at Guildhist - Attoriter, Mr. ;lessee, Jewia- Sit / Soros La- BLANC sa id , : it certainly would tic* have the leas s iaveight. • The Defendant bad under. tails Taylor acquainted me, that the ' l',l'mnie had ; str i. et 6fr e ' r , Bath, hatter sod !miler, April ti, 75, Mayl4, at • escaped from Ancona.on the 16th. of January, and *hero!! Moab Inn, Bath. Attornies, Mr. Yotrug,Seat's-yard ; see that every part of the building was - d been turned) Brindisi by,the Cerberus ; and'he aatkftW Wingate, Bath.f d C • Huntingdonshire, _merchant finished in a proper minnow o f was paid on the Walt to ground of hit ' presumed abi li ty ; and, therefore,. Oat Gat his arrival there he sent in a message to knot April '2o a , '2l; It si c a m y 7 t ing a o t r the irpr e . ner loss, Huntingdon. At.' whether the county had suffered: by his defect of W* Auk- situation .he was to consider tite*Port 0 ( .1 tornies, Mr. (Actium, staple Inn; and Mr. %Veils, inn. Hie. . t:eolsl,as he had understood the Neapolitan dOrern...' tbi g dun • ~ . , J istiffr4 , 7• - Whitt had joined the AllieCond declared waragaitirt 1 April 14, 15, May 14, at the glar a'nd Garter Inn 1 sat remained the same. . • • • • • The Jury„. accordingly, under his Lordship's tike rranerr; he therefore. could not comprehend their Attaeui . es, Mr. Chiltern , Exchequer Office , Linctaln% _ e Nay o r fi ec . tion i , found a verdict for khe Pintiff—Damages gieilifi scree•ier to an enmity's frigate.. After much i i I ‘ it. : 1 1, t) , (7 1 ,. Ir. eto Worsester : hlaeleshcid, timber -merchant, Aprilll,l2' .mionies, Mr. Lo. : ..,,,ww.,5., subject to be reducedi n in e onformity with ceerersation, ,it appears that, an the Apo li e making I 14. at -the Old ': c- e l fon, Maectedeld. ',Oil w. js if•iotendingtO,ge into disport of Brindisi, °v.'. m•ede: 45 ( 4 , 4 ; and Mr- Vieth: Law TeMPle- 1 the opinion of all-Arbitrator, to ‘ whom the inspectiOn .1. Pan, Larl s-Colue, -Essex,. Order, Aprri 13, 14, Ma • ' of the items was referred, .. -- the lei-Nichrome -landed his powder.und sei fret the,; 14, at the ' Red Lion Colchester." 'Altos-roes, Mr. Andrew. ' • , . ft igate r. as it blew fresh,. and the tide suns iiiiiiiina Coral Coaasoiatt, Cures; amt. Mr, 'Wiluin, King's Beads-. . -•_,„ -: • strong, • Captain Taylor tad not lime to write the In i .. k ti u . d rri e n i P d i . R, R, Captain Tsytor fled not time to write tilt' ~, tied ~ old, b Z...„,•i art i a . a . e(ree t, KijiGs 4. -ON,7=444Pftl t, R. Southwark, beat naCtikpoi: '--. . particalals by me. I have, &o. • Maker, A l 12, it, _Silty 11 l at 'letildhall. Atwiroes- s ilk.: TttE KING V. itAI.iPLISE. • , S. ROWI4EY, Casaio,. Ba; • . k , . . kW-street. % ":aoPhig- • c-• •••• Thiti was an indictment against. Lioutenant.Colo ,. . . IV ltoillroPt,' roliksod-Pbter, will . e- at, t i atm, for :wilful And 4:01T1Ipt perjurbolleged tomtit, ,- . laid . . • Ae . I•L'Artithrd"au• Attoruies , Mew l . dulm,,. tiS - ib- - " -- . Committed in. a. /muse, tried .:at the last . . , _ t, . 7 Siii l us: of ....TV, Rear-Arimbta Griffith has transmitted to J, a , Car --- BO h. . :reel, 661 n. - • , - .•r• ~ , l —r).. --' " ~ _. _. , Cioker, &IC a litter from Captain Wales s of his IJ.- _ :, I.lnield, mini, April r , 93, May_ ' l4, a 1 f_Jliiifits'i • ste. •fisr - thls county. The circutor.._ 11 ttor -- Majesty's sloop Epervier, dated the ( 23d of Fehroarri ha-- '• neY' tar. aleymott, Burro , thßistsl" • out of whiff this indictMent. arose,use. trittrs`-road. , as folk:nee :••«-f...010nel Haldane has long been a resi w's-buittlings, 1 . 1111015., -' '''*" last, giving au account of his having captured • the •k. Tedium, Wood street, warehouseman, April.l9, 26 1 1 day, Alfred, American brig privateer, mounting 14 long 14, at Ouildbull. Attornt/,•-blr. Walton,. Waller's-bail, Batt- dent at Croydpn, .where his mother also resides.— sit-poundeis, and two 11-pounders witll ing itall-i.trect. 1/IVIDEgIiS.' . . • •- ' , '• Pia Lady receives a small pension from the Com,' ) t complement of 110 men, returning to Salem, aftei . Aril 21, W. Rooke, boblis-strca, silk-raannfnctuire4l(tell. Passionate Fond, as . the relict of an Officer ; and twelve weeks cruise, in which period she had only !. ; I n ' r lasifer r fo e r'd!t i r e f' str P e r t A bi gfr r e d shliplee klirli per AR l ' . 1 ; i 2; le enable her to receive this, she takes an oath an. made three small captures. And also a letter from •J. :- nually, which had for several years been adminis. Hardwick, Ohl' Brt e m ul ptorL e niannfacturcr of tutor-cloth- Croy- Captain Robinson, of his Majesty's sloop Promo-' canvas-Aprjl 9.3. 11. Riwnsou, Finsbury-square, sae:chant tered to her .by Dr. Rose, a Magistrate, at thews, dated-the Bth of March, riporting the capture, iFlergu2,j9c. ;:ul V. ci l V i li4 l iCe .at- t r ita i m ile t r i t en r t si l l i li n r : ' "i"-April don. Some time in the early part .of lest year, Co of the American privateer schooner Lizard, of two 5, J. Collip, Great Portland-street, upholotehsr -teny i 0• J• lone) Haldane received an anonymous and scurrilous long gnus and 34 men, out of Salem tweivo.dayaii li; liilling.'senW..Brooks, And J. 11 Billing. juc Padding. ;letter, accusing him of . aiding hia mother by per ton corn-dealers.-:April 30„J. 11. Billing, vets. W. Brooks, • • jury to defraud Government of a sum of money an. without taking any prize. • •A•i• . and J. 11. Billing, iftn. corn-ia/lien-April T 3,11. it. Jones .. ... t; w h i te Li o „ treet. l intio v a a jotok it a o c o, 3 „,_4ii nuttily, to which she was. not entitled. lie published Copy ohs Letter from Vice-Admiral Sir Edward P is 14, i t. favor , sen. and J.„6lkvor, bin._ Le.allettball-s.treel, • hand.bills denying any such conduct, and in fat., 't , i to John Wilson Cr oker, Es. dated on board his bliiiest - lii , Asnrapre-hrokers-Aprll 46, J.' Bland gird J. tiatverthwoile, • ..n..e.„Li stosoch oath was taken as the writter'of the ship Caledonia, or Minorca, Feb. 21. . : •i , Pets.tiatirt; insurance-brokers-April Y 3, 1. Dodson, Lewes, , - rrr - . • - 1 ~.. Si 11,—I . presume Rear-Admiral Fremantle bas;: l *.t; grow'ef''"April 23, R. Towodrow. .Ilay., Derby. letter aspposed. . . . ' S hi res t . _s-'llp i rjl 46 W. Lain!) Manchester,. troccr-.1 From circumstances, Colonel Haldane suspected already conveyed to their Lordships, the -- 8 . - ' egvraigt: Totnes . . Devonshire, ni r-A ilta, J. l ' herewith transmitted, regarding tho aurrendel, P r i c k ster ;l that the letter was written by a person of the name Caftan" and Z 411 1 .. . .....,. ~ 11 . ' i 'haberdalher,--blay ,J. Cooke, Speldharst-street, Brunswick - - ;of Read, a Clerk in the office of Mr. Tenfold, an ' • • . kiiinire surgeon--:April 30, W. Itlu„,. Sun. Rochester, grocer- I I have only to express my great satisfactionot ate. Afwll4o, J:llerth, Norwich, npholsterer -April 30; D. „ tso. . Attorneyi at,Croycloti, and he accordingly preferred manlier in which these services have been I.terfortnedl er • 681A vrri d, sli'liPmaslioo ,- blas 14. J. , Joll y, Albion-build- a bill of indictment against him, which isodictment The merits of those employed will not fail to receive'' l'Peo l34r oth. l i G t i rrlX v.c ! l itla ' A ri t r ieitg l io r' T. Bailey, carne ea,te be tried at the last Spring Assizes; and their Lordships" approbation.—l have the honour to i wen liferab, itkiddlesex,_chindiers , -Apri l 25, J. Meriting. Pe- on the trial of that cause Colonel .1 - {aldatie was ex. be, &c. i tertstrough, eurrier-. Mo.- 14, 3.' Dobson, Ratelitt-highway, emitted as a witness, dud the perjury was alleged to ' 1 lineal:layer-4ra 28,#J. 'Abbey, Wortley, Leeds, clothier- have been committed onexamination. that The April '23 • 'W. Bevitn,..%Crasdble's row Cosatnereial-road , nesent indictment charged that the Defendant oa J. W. Croker, FA. &e. ... - fi• . ~•' of cross-ezalhin something like ,ad so indictment. q caLlipg a hail _ ,4mea; w bogus colquaL, *cies 'for intrgrity, stet, a rsve4 in Indin,.'where be turf Cornseitis c by of kan cap ' d Olat,on, all moutons in 'the bights. honour. • TheJuir ;topped this Isol end found bin) Not Gui/40 On Friday' one case.er e f ,which was;. 111.1cti E' V. 1 The only.qneAlon, wfia , 'dr3in-whetlier the Derr% off his winds- water from the lona of the Plaintiff Plaintiff. • Pp L., Dow-Tria*ET.-74 . brTiglit to the Office, aid don on Saturday evening; the Sitting Magistrate, vbstleil a forged draft for 101. on Dixon, hankers, in Chan Stophen_Pegler, clerk the Prisoner presented quarter before- fire o'clock, t)iey bare, pacticalarly, qo to be for ten. poundals; letters , t.ke margin,. and to be dm* Gentleman • who kept . oar' 4M-writing he was well t frevently seen' him iv ri te, 'heit of pax kng . )I.is checl first view of it, wes convi Frazer's writing, and, of draft. The boy Being In bringing the drafts of Mr. is to where be. got the from Mr. Fraser, bat afte not the ease,. hat eman st 7, • goon it to him at the col receive the amount, and w for it: . - - • • • The boy will detained, Frazer, who denied its bei bad authorized any person was no doubt actie time of the Crime he . was coMrnitt ' to putit in for paymeat is ' i of, course, being in. the I ;Ws, dra.fts.for-payment, 1 fore-receited a regtilit I 101. and paid in Sal. in th , 1 They made_the hey. write ' talc if the draft. was his cetspitlered.stroesty , Ao • peeled to be the instruirtel who was seen walking 4a, fro.nt of the house, but . tilLafter .thennao...hed - dtsa The ..luty,ie in the env; clerit,%ei,the Sit Clerks'- . cc!II 1 1 ) *Fli - 6 0 of ' erg"' . ly'sent to receive the cash that he was•well acquain, i drawing drafts. - ' • ' • Mr. Fraser, was- -prevented from aiientli al • 't . , examination,: being obliged to.ge , out of tows ' the mail,. his .place haiing'. been fieribitsly taltgli;iii 1 - The boy wea l thy consequence, - committed for 1 . .4(410 examination;' - ` - • - . .... I A question came on before the MAglstrete, 0444 out of the practice of selling tickets, on benefit nights, at the doom of the Theatres, for less than, their nominal value. It is pretty. well known holt, the practice of selling tickets originates. Perfortaecti on their benefit nights, send to their tradesmen an ,others, a•quantity. of tickets, which they are cotta. ' pelted . to dispose of at about half price to peopts who sell them again. Mau, Tutis- was brought to the OtEce, charged with a breach of the peatclOtt making a noise at the front of Dett4=line Theate . ‘ respecting the sale of Some ; tiCkett, 4.. being • Moe Raymond's benefit night. . The circumstances were these :--she sold to . two countrymee tickets- for ilia" pit : a matt in the employ.a..thetheatrefollowedi the countrymen to the place of admittance, and de::: sired the Men stationed tiseta not .to admit the cetin. • trymeu, as they had purchased' tht4r tickets at the. I doer, and he bad received orders from Mr. R aymond' i natio allow any person tcr bo admittect with a ticket I purchased at: the•door. The woman iteltt'eo&d that they were Mr. Raymond's regolar. CAWS, and that she ,had pgreiwised..them .of •Mre.farlites, a linen draper, in Little Roggen-streets' for .. V . purpose of Selling them at a'Prefit. ..Mr:,l . 4lulkia Waksent for, • who stated.that he. had received - a quantity . of tickets from Mr. Raynstiric and it eiltt the only mettod he -hal t .. °c. diV"i n g Pr .te,o;' •,tiwieli again. • lie ac knowledged that he had sold tickets to the Prisoner. T:o woman was about to he sent IQ the watch-house till this day, on a charge of a breach of •the peace, in consequence of her hoeing e 'dispute with tilt countrymen, from thelt..,OOt beittg . admitted by the tickets they had beackkaf.lrer -; butomme gentlemen seeing the hardship of her . came, •volooteered to• blil aritwerable for her. • • •- .... • . , . _., at ig 0n the Ist inst. thetadi of Lieitt.Xtii. Davis, otrhiga ham-place, of a son. At Pam. w ick Locke. fin Gioneestersitlie, the Right lide..Lssif Chat iutte Gould, of a son. _ MARRIEIL• , On the Slst ult. n't St. Mary's„ Islington, Mr. J. Wheeler, it ,-. Mincing lane. to Carolitre, yonngesi daughter of Fo rion il it u a z terill, l'sii. of Cold Ilath:squire,rolse of the Cbief Magis , _ of the County of sliddlesex. _ . . On the ;31st ult. at St. Andrew's, HAIM Mr. - Palme, of St,, • James's, Cterkenwell, to Itliss Gaptisl,"ej Resustreet w ahl Lido-square. .. . . . - On the eßth Mrs.'Filibbetb l',.efinelt".ilpiaater, Lewit:- • ,t. ham, Kent, aged 78 years. At Tottenham, nn'the Ist Inst. Capt. John kPbey, late tams.- ifeaudcr of the Augustus Cesar, in the JltrattleaTrade, aged 86". On the 91st lilt: at llollowy.terrace, Islington, _Mrs. Mary Sevestre, widow of the late M fr. Thames Speetre, of Deamatite street, Soho. • . , • Ott the Slith ult. Alexander tengettgli - Altes, i ►n the 10th. !eat r ot his age, chic:A - son of Mr. A. Ptiltlp.ll. i.ONDON Printed and Pitblislird he D:Liresttr, bur ST VICSMAR °Balt a; 87, Fiertmitreti. ~ V. :~~ ` yam: • 11... • . • It. • 5 t• + . .• .. * ' ASS StrAl'E" "mel. . Iflbmg, . 7 ,made a subject If the ~.? '-w-.410.- -, ~.., I . ; ' •.. !,' ; reit+ him' al , soi :G v 1 :: Ile: f oundno w h a : - , YORK, Mese**, • : .. ._ • • crigle49_ : 41 ,ea 14 of thi, .4: .... PRICE V. SAND I E*. i Stir•••• -Mo o r use which excited mock interost to them- , the N ~.Zhe real Plaintiffs w e,e the Mei t tittates ckaracter lot in ... . - __. - ... ... . J- _ --- ... served in India . tr,.... i\ • • -ezalbination, in order ike noiitsadictioe, .witEz ' . ant-fur perjury. He,parg 4 ' g ritst of most' respiatstw' betel, ialdane the 13v • , tatias, tit' he had, loa f , , I ate s_Pritiaie Seeretag to , Nl* was greatly respected,: la was regardpd - isa man ok .. ... rorditripti.his strannittiap t ttl - ::v., • T lOccaPielkliesAribilie day 4 • • t. • , • ..4.."v 1 •r. . iir.4lolt. &S 10 ;ittejig 6 hf' . a 1an.04(; i ; 'dant was entj!ted to**. I ilia Tioeicariutt" .. 'The fitly' foetid 'for ; 4 ' • ! , sezeitirtera .". : 1 .... 1, onty174111 ;- of 11, Wll l'l327 i; •'' t . • d nuderwetit an itelosi l . I , before Mr, Szrpari t : I i . cored wills *airing . . Met , srs. 4tenkimp o lt* • 4 r i ut i ncerytlane: '* , ; f*, -.4 1 t. ,: iir the 'house, - statue,, 64 1, ..`"" the draft to him abeutskl I k, being the ntost hisytisi' ••,! a a SIAN.* pit purport* I atAege, stet 'illy for 51. i ' 1,... brawn itr, Joit t a Frazer,,* Alb; et thettqaPitso; Fh9oo . al a;quairstist..,:eti - th 4 t2 „:and 'at to ttie_ dis; he, • 4 4rettior, elfelis rinced that 'it was not Mr. , f course, did not pay the n the frequent practice of .. Frazer, he was questioned i • draft, when he answered,. ~ ' ler wards confessed that erect , t who he AA not know hark orner or.Virsecerpriaarile( I , W Wl^ Cr' eve hint iszygiat ) • , • and the draft Scat t i a It* :, • teing his writing, or tilt* '; )11 to sign it . foltre, stboolf 1 Ni, .. bat -the boy yiks eottscio* • mitting, as he' appearad.tba i ' in Ft hurry, and, ' : os 40,,,ttir ; habit of bringing Mr. F 1 ... having about a's hoot:iteir : draft -of Mr: fiaxer'a fof -, I ".. he conise of tlift*3llNe4 : i and las** uric* • ' ' a• s low qn „ . , l ee l sesii N tnt it sNe• ll° Wrk i e ts S i*S4 aes i 7rtt of sow* designing aniis, ickwarris rind fisrwarditiu-tho this suspicto# did lint arise 1 raTypeared. :,_ •• . . • t Tiny of Mr.rtiti.t!'i heed e-cmfice s Tillinci.ryetine, : t l . lids, tgc. ina - was frequent, I h for Mr. Frazer's drafts, so Red with thf• made of bia ~...f.A r........ .14....11im.' Xi ' EDWARD PLLIAW,. , peumbei•LA pril i 3, W. Williansa, Mnelt-Ilifenlock, Siropshire, P. .., , . grocer. -April 14..1. G. Abhicy,,Glaucenter4errace, Commer- , that occasion had falsely sworn that he had never , cud-toad, merchant. I offered to make oath that Dr. Rose was the author, -.- f 1 :f• • CFRTIFICATES-- , Aratt:29. : G. and U. tear, Bristol, tailors-6. N. :Hardy, Liverpool. ' elf the libel—that he had never made an a ccusation merchant,W, ltiste, Loughborough, stationer — T. Lanford, stai l ist Mr . Viorold, as being the author o f t h e lib e l lsevi,-Marks, • St. Mary-axe, say-factor-3. 'trim, Benham, ....._••!!‘i , 1 -. "It he - r had required the Rev. Gillkrt su.sea, cattle , dealer—J. White, Bartholomew Coffee-house, •, West Smitinivtd. victualler-I'. buffoon . Workington. Coin- isuehannen, a Magistrate, to receive his depositions bet Lind, banker -.- J. flodg.on, Workington, Cumberland; to those matters—whereas the indictment alleged he banker—J. Key, Workington; bankdr— i. Moore, Wolver k A ea'e ea' to accuse those persons.. tampion, iaandr—B. Harrison, • 6ottenburgh, merchant—W. I had -1. -r . Limintian, . Bocrley, Yorkshire, linen-draper—C. Appleton, ! After the•documental proof to prove the former isdaisig.laue. H our -tactor—J. Clarke, Chatham, linen-draper— trial , Mr. Pedal() clerk . to the Magistrates at Croy- J. Foisyth, Leadenitall-street r bosskaeller—M. !Simmons, Gray's •-i ......,....... 1 u m .l iest.. „ , j ame aw.., . ••_., ..........___,.,_..„,.. , .. t .deln, prodOced: the not es of the Defendant's *viz - , . . . PAUTNER,i/lIPS 'DISSOLVED. . - dence f taken by himself at .the• trial of the indict ' . . amtittst head,, in which the I!efeadnnt had A. Barker and J. Jante.4 Darby-street , Rooemary-lane. !. t 'lit Majest y' s ship eat-chste% before Callus, , brewer 4 -J. Sliey and . T. Breekhunn, Upton-upoo-Severn,-1 " 7 " ... 6 January .5; !SU. 1 Wurceocrehire, banners — J. - SYIt,--i have much satisfaction in ticquainting you,.; ford. Lancashire, sizers—R„ WarrathkeeirleAylvianid.. 3 11 . 1o itt in t ele hni y, s tial, ew. ! lISOrn that he never ouereu w make oath, that either Dr. Rose or M r. )'enfold was the aothor-of• the auto that, after ten days cannonade, the fels of Cat-'• • castle upon-Tyne, shin-brokers-J. Collins and J., Alford, Fet- ~,,,,Aous letter Which he had received; TMi;Penfold • , 1 ter•lane, butchers—W. ('revert and 'J. Farrar, Liverpool, • "1"' taro surrendered by capitulation this m orni ng , 1 0 • his.; br oken - h. 1.. AsPinaii, T. Holden. and W. Blackburn, Lamm- then stated, that, before the Mag istrates, - Colonel Majesty's ships named in the margiof., the terms 'll shire, calien-manufacturers-6. B. Kiortioa, it. B. Bray, T SI e I ard Sir:tuba and Bode—T Wood, W Corinth, J ' and . Haldane had stated that he believed it originated granted to the garrison are, to lay ('vin o: their arta*, Terrill, a nd :L. " ' al#ll, London—T. and A. Barna! I:s t. Martina . with Dr. Rose, as he only knew Of the Lady ill on the Marine, to' be trangported to some part of AM* gar '. l L. Ptorks and J. G. Barker, London, It-: I question taking the oath. And fuellier, he also Italy, to be considered prisoners Of' war, and not to , wn-factors—D. a W. 11, Synsoo4, I. Soltau, and W. Hale, " rlymenth, rnerclia -W. 1k Symms, 6. Solemn, and K. W. , I stated that he believed the letter came from' Pen sesve against England or her Allies till regularly a- 1 E ... , or, yin • Ito e . I'l ousts bi Ic" Vt•blakowarlbg and G. Damao , Li. i fold s office; because the paper and folding was ex changed.. . 1 verpool, pump-makers—T. Meeson, T. Bedson, and B. Thomas,. actly like one he had received from Mr. Pettfold. It is unnecessary I should tinter further 6646, 1 Birmingham, pew lerers-M. Palmer, M. Peddle, and J. G. The Rev. Dr. BuChanuae was also examined, and . .:; Barnard, Bristol, Milliners—S. Blvth and S: Blyth, jun. Mr- . , titil, than to say, that by the exertions of the OIS.-.ll,on, T han, wininereltants-C. S. mid G. Enderby, l'anl's Wharf, from his evidence it appeared, that Colonel Hal-, tiers and crews of both ships, our batteries werelfi." - Upper Thames-street, oil-merchants—R. tirravet and C. IL date was very angry whenite attended him as a MR able(' to open from four different ',Wrote , requiring him to.toliolii.a.depoaitions on the points' on the castle BMW, Liieflnwit.aLtoraleg.. •. . -.,l'i ' aed:works at day-light on Christinii iiioreing, that I ' subject of the letter, and offeriag to accuse both Dr.. ern the Ist of January, two additional batteries or 36, 11, 4i.19 t. y g i g, oz. per Cwt ofSUU A It t ;fer the Week, ending lindair . 4..?, nose)kad'Alr. )'enfold. Dr. Duchannan told him as lit .a nd 31-pounders, were opened and: played Arii-i:-e'Prof CCIRN or r,I4GLAN.O and WALES, per a Maglstraie he could-not interfere in a ease of libel,' acainat the castle, and the .en the 3d I had arkenged ; quarter, from tke Return, eNdidg 'March 36:- and tlic.l not act. , .. ... . every thing . with the Chief - V the Montepegrins,l Wheat; Ryes! Barley. ° a l io ; ikans Peale- tarn. Mt, :Serjeant tits? • for the -Thefetidiat, tnade a, fora general assault, when the Commandant, Ge.! ---7 1F4 - Z 5:" ;ET: •77 •;771. ~ A, s. d, . very • . tea addiese, ' its which , he. 4poke with•the: heal Gauthier, sent out, expressing filivlsh to capi• 79 11r• .411 l• -40 10' 'V/ 1 40 . 4 ' 53.11 - .93 4 • etwitmil 211....viwypios' tititi'df the attempt to Connie:in tOlellw- : • •.. ...A --.....a,...........,44‘ . nt. .• • Milford. Trieste, Jan. 17. SIB,-=Herewith I have the honour to transmit litter from Captain 110%4, of his: *jetty's shill Bacchante, with the tPrtne of espitulatiOn fir t,heaar , rentlar of the fort of Cattaro. The eiertions pf Captaina4ipste and iinrper, and the niScers and men employed•ander dwell, need no comment on my part, and k iwi ars te 104111 be duly appreciated by you, 1• bane On honour to he. &c. Sir E. 2•llrw, (ined) 'THOS. I. rftEMANTLL. Sart.. morning the cnpiteletion' m 0141401 e ly, of which . , esti ose, *ith the . el l 4te of- the, iseroigh.; ''A ite 14 or'folk ttinilp at' pulled a few dayi4o: ilia rd at /stew Town, near Darlington, 'which; f AW at-coma of-the surrender of 'Zara ittt alreadrinea irk-. ailitit etop - trAs tut o t weighed -321 b.• and not - .. - / i netted to the Gazette. - , 41thstanding the severity'of the wiuteri irWas *tr. + ilacckante and Saracen. 1 fectly round to the heart. .Ifui ivy, upon _ . He stated, that , Col °net' fiat. &Kee:hang fresitly incensed iethe scerrileus-libel *ad: 'he `had 'received, end thinking • he• cause to suspect certain persons, be uttered random accusations against them, and that was afterwar,ds 1 t . . • N V