The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-06-19 00:00:00

V , ? F IF F t-7 , .41/ 10- I! ~~ Fitos ras LONDON G:4ZE7TE,Juas 17. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. fVor-0/fier, ./nee 11. • 2d Re?lmmo of Drag° , o Guards, Francis Bredburne, Gent. to hr Cornet. by purchase, vice Wood, promoted. 4th Ditto, Edmond Lall%, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Sc'rarattrUe. promoted. lst Regiment of Dragoons, Chamberlain. Gent, to be Cornet, without purchase. vire Nlagniac. promoted. 2d Ditto, Cornet J. it. T. Graham to be Lieutenant, by pur chaye. I lth Regiment of Light Drazoons. To he Lieutenants, ss idiot!! purchase—Lientenant Lewis C. priitar, from half-nay of the Garrison Battalion ; and Lieaterrant Neptune Blond, from half-pay of tbe ita Dragoon Guards. 13. h tto, John A. O'Neill. Gent. to be Cornet, without pup. • c'rn•e, vice Wallace, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Charles Thomas Grant to be Paymaster, vice Famine, who resigns. 2d Ditto. Assi•tant-Surgeon John Pr••ndergast, from half-pay of the 82d Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Law; who exchanges. gd Ditto. To 1w Lieutenants, without purchase—EaSign Wm. MiSlinn, vice (Titled. prtnnnr•vt; Eibign Tobin , lArey, vice Slurp pird, veornoted ; Elisi4n J. T. Clarke, vice Sutherland, ap pnitred or the Portuguese Army; and Ensign Thomas Bar rett, vae ihiell, appointed to the Portuguese Army. 7o he Ensign.—Lieutenant J 3. Wynter. front half-pay of the 65t1 Foot, with temporary rank, vice :%I'Minn; rieorge Jack son, Gerd. vice lalf.•y; Wm. O'Hara, vice Clarke; and Ldward Denny, Gent. vice Barrett. '23d Ditto. To he Second Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Thomas Towers, from half-pay of the Regiment, to he second Lieutenant, vice Allen. whoexchan . .vo and Win. Crnice, Gent. by purchase, vice French, promoted. 26th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel W. Wauchnpe,:from the 31st Foot. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice L'Estiange, who ex- changes. 27th Ditto, Lieutenant John Clarke to he Captain of R Com pany, withrett purchase, rice hl'Kentie, appointea to the 2d Garrison ILattalion. 31st Di to, Lieutenant-Colonel G. C. C. L'Estrange; from the 26th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Coloncl, vice Wauchope, ado err hangar. Lieutenant Henry Nicholls, from the half-pay of the €3tl lout, to he Lieutenant, vice Kirby, who exchanges, receiving the differt•are. 33d Dino, Captain George Colelough to be Major, by pur chase. vice Guthrie, who retires. - James Sommers, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ricketts, who 'mires. 38th Ditto. Asistant•Sitrgeon Clement Eakins. from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Abliatant-Surgeon, vice Cottenbata, deceased. 39th Ditto, Lieutenant Roger Jones. from half pay Of the 36th I egi nent, t ,be Lieutenant. vice Franklin, who exchanges. 40th Ditto. To he Captain of s Company—Lieutenant Wm. Kelly, vice Crompton, deceased. To he Lieutenants. without purchase—Ensign Donald IM•Do nal ', vire Took, promoted; and Ensign Frederick Ford, •ice Kelly. • To be En-icts—Volunteer Richard Thornhill, vice M Donald; and Volunteer James Murphy, vice Ford. 45th Ditto, Lieutenant F.dward F Boys to he Captain of a Company, hr purchase. vice MillP i who retires. totin Edmonds to he Lientenaht, •ice Trevor, deceased. Second Lieutenant Win. Richardn, from half-pay of the 25d Foot, to he hawizn, vice Edmonds. •47 b Ditto, Major B. Moirswortb, fiom fir-pay of the Regi ment, to he Major. To he Captains of Commnies—Brevet Major Wax Sall, Cap tain J. Pickard, and Captain G. F. Sadlier, from half-pay • • of the ' penitent. - - To be I.i••ntcnnnts—Lieufrnnnttt Anthony Mahon, J. N. Coch ran-, P0h..11 Rutter, John R. Nilson, R. W. Macdonnell, and J from half-pas of the Regiment. To be P te.igiet—Fmiens William Marriott. Tho , nas Carmichael, John Riddell. and Robert Ridge, from half•pay of the Rcgi - meat. 49th Ditto. Lieut. John Hazen, from half-pay of the Regiment, t b- l ktt enam %, ice Danford, deceased. 50th Ditto. Lieet. Samuel Ilitgehue, from the 64th Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Freeth. who exchaeges. e 2,1 Ditto. Captain Edward Scott, limn half-pay of the 45th • Font, to be Ca vtain of a Company. vice Humphries, wha ex change,,. 64th Ditto. Lientenant J;:rnr3 Edward Freeth, fror,. the 60th Foot, 10 he Lieutena n t, v%ce Ilugglime. who exchanges. 85th Ditto. Fnsign Rotten Boyes to b.. Lien tenant, by purc:idve. vice Burrell. promoted. Charles !11• Donnell, Cent. to be Xl:ls:gn, without purchase, ice 89th 011:0, Wilhatn Drummond, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur- chase, vice Leslie, who retires. 913 t Ditto, Liettienant J. Eiizinger, from hulf-pay of the ht Carrion Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vice Foratee, who ex. changes. Ist West India Regiment. To be Ensigns—Henry Brucklass, Gent. vice Volthal, de cca,er! ; Hugh C imeron, Gent. vice Caldow ' deceased; and Hem; tom en, Gent. vice Teton, promoted iu the &I Garri- _ . , son Hart: lion. sth Royal Veteran Battalion, Lientenac! and Adjotant John Crampton, of the lAte 11t h Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant and Atij ,tent. Sd Garrison Battalion, Major Charles Duke, from the York Chat-s or., to be Major. Ensign Charles Tuton, from the Ist West India Regioient, to be Lieut. nant. 'Garrison Company, Captain R. P. Burnell, from the 6th West India Regiment. to be Captain of a Company. STAFF. Charles Fatiquier. Gent, to be Deputy Assistant-Commissary- General to the Forces. GARRISONS. • Major-General .lames Stirling to be Lieut.-Governor of Cork, vice Colonel Dickson, deceased. HOSPITAL STAFF. To he llospital-Assistants to the Forces—Hospital-Mates Mi chael James l' ninon, Gent. Andrew G•bson, Gent. James Far •Ishar, Gent. William Birrell, Gem. James wily's!), Gent. Prier ‘A il-on. Gent. Ge , rge Evert,Geot. Thomas Haw , kins, Gent. George Fitelayson, Geut. Sit' lian Regiment. Lieutenant D. Ditti , f. from half-pay of the Chamenn Britau niques, to he Lieutenant, vice Williams, who exchanges. MEMORANDUM. _ The appointments that were slated in the Gazette of 20th tilt. Under the head of Garrison unlopanies, rind those whit t were also stated in that of the 34th of the same month, tinder the head of Garrison Battalion. are attached to the 9d Garrison Battalion. The exchange between Captain William Gill, on :he half pay of the lath root. and Captain Read, of :he 69th Foot, as stated. In the Gazette of 27 h nit, has not taken place. The order-mentioned appointments, as slated in the Gazettes of 6M August, 1814, 21th ultimo, and 10th inst, have not taken place : Alackenfe, Gent, to be Ensign in the 2d West India Ite- Cornet William Carter. from half-pay of the Royal Waggon Trail,. to he Cornet in the Corns . Lie it. R. Mackinnon. front the 42d Foot, to be Lieutenant in a Royal Vt teran Battalion. ER ft AT A the in Gazettes of 25th April and 6th May last. Fe, Capt. liuntein. from half-pay of the 2d Dragoons, to be Captain of n 'Troop. vice Dickson. nho rx , leanges, Capt. Ran rill. from half pay of the 'id Dragon s. to be 'Capt 4 it, of Troop, vice Dieksne who exchastee4. receiving the dilf•reure between the full pay of the Life Guards and the Liue. ERRATA in the Gazette of the 3d inst. sth West India liegioneut. For Ilnspital-Assistant T - homas It hys to be Assititant-Surgeon, vice Daly. deceased, R,efflii linepi al.As•tistant Thomas Rhys to be Assistant-Surgeon, 'vice Watt, deceased. A Veteran Battalion. • • • Por Lieut. W. Pettigrew, of the late 11th Royal Veteran Bat talion. to be Adjutant, Reed Lieut. w. Pettigrew, of the late 11th Royal Veteran Bat , Wiwi, to be Lieutenant. - ....M0i1ift......- 1. . Office of Ordnance, June 14. • Royal Regiment of Artillery. First Lieutenant George J. Belson to be Second Captain, vice - ills, deceased. . Second Lieu:Roma 11. W. Picard to be First Lieutenant, vice Belson. • First Lieutenant and Adjutant Peter D., Stewart to be Second '• Captain. • Medical Establishment for the Military Department of the Ordnance. :Secood. AssiVant-Surgeon John James Furnivall to be First Assirtiat-Sur,;eua _vac . Wooldridge, deceased. • f. .t... _ _ • w • , •-• THE STATESMAN. RASRUPITY SUPERSEDED. A: U. and T. Row li Deaw•street, Soho, e-merchau BANK RUPTS. J. Roberts, Oxford-street, billt4tairrr. 'lune /O. July 1 , 2 9 . al Guildhall. Attortwy, Mr. Phippn. A Ideragate stre,t. P. Hagerty, Goodinan's - stile, Chttrch-lane, Whitechapel, carpenter, .1 nue '24, July 1, '29, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sheilielel. Great Pre=cut-street. . [Wool Bristol, nualtster..lnne 27, YR. July .29, at the Catinnercial Ramis. Bristol. Anoraks, M:1 1 5 , 1 1 .* I'AMIIIIIIS and Jeys, Chancery-lane; and Mr. Jaspers, 101401. iO. 11,1111 R. Marl •y, and X. Morton. Doncaster, spirit-mer chants, Jane SA, July::9, at the Rein Deer Inn, Doncaster. • Attornies, blears. Sykr4 awl Knowles, New lino; and Mr.• Bantry. T. Nicholson. Coltawl, Gloucester-hire, malster, Ante 29, 30, July 29, at the Angel Inn, Colford. AVornies, Mr. Mere dith, Lincoln's Inn; and Mr. ,lame 9, c o ir or d. • M. Collin% Walnoorth, link-manufacturer, June 24. July 1, Y 9, at Guildhall. Annum'', Mr. Fitzgerald, Lawrruce- T. Goner. Wether.,fiell. E.FCX, mister, June 9.9, 30, July . Y 9, at the White Ilart Nu, Backing. Aitortaies Messrs. Wat ford and Cunningtott, Braintree; and Mr. Bromley., !Nihon:- court, Gray's Inn. W. T. Robins, Kent-street, Southwark, printer, June 21, ' July 1, Y 9, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Partridge and Ca. Blackman-street. .1. Asbury, Newcastle-ander-Lyme. Staffordshire, innkeeper, June 2i, `..s.t, July 29, at the White Halt and New Star, Ut veter. At tornies, M•ssrs. Anstice and Wright, King's-Benca Walks. Temple; and Memrs. Blair and Cox, lYttoxe.trr. W. Reid and W. Stephens, Great George -street. Tower-hill, merchants, June 21, Joh I. 29, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wegener, Fen-court, Fenchurch-street. Beeston, Newport, ShropsAre, victualler, July 6,7, 29, at the Bed Lion Inn, Ness port. Attorstie,y, Mr. Morris, Newport ; and Messrs. Benhow and Alha n. Linconlo's Inn. M I.yon, Boston, silversmith, June July I, 2), at Attornies, Messrs. lastingly') and Hail, Temple. . 1 . Harris, Pledwick, Yorkshire, draggist, July 7, 11. 29. at the King's Arias, Herby. Attornies, Mr. Savage, Great Witlft e•wr-street : and Mr. Greaves, Herby: J. S.-unifiers, Lambeth, briekicller, June '2l, 27. JOY 29, as Attornies, Messrs. Delsarey. Ktidamore, and Cur rey, Gate-strect, Lincoln's Inn.liclds; and Mr. Penfold, Crovtlnn. J. Bad& rley, Nottingham, grocer, July 10, 11, 29. at the George Inn, Liverpool. Anoraks, Messrs. Stath.un, and Foster, Liverpool; and Messrs. (Jade and John, Pals. grave-'pla e, Temple-bar. T. Sailtlingtou. Sminn-Basset, Northamptonshire, salesman, Joue 21, 22, July 29, at the George lan, Market-Itarhorough. Lrice-aershire. Attornies, Mr. Luce, New Inn; and Mr. Wartimhv. Market-Hartairough. P. W.H. Hicks, Birmingham, money-scrivener, June 21. 22, July 29. at the Rent Deer Inn, Worcester. Attornies, Mr. lined, King's-Bench Walks, hoer Temple; and Mr. Dined y, Persh ore W nicest ersi i re. 6. Stectlinan, North:l..ld, Worcestershire, farmer, June 21. 9'2, July 29, at the Hein Dr.v" IVorcester. Anomie-, . Mr. Hord. King's-Bench Walks, Inner Temple; and Mr Persh we; Worcestershire. I T. Wood. tioswell-sweet, bedstea.l-notker., ion" 27, Inky at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hudson, Winks, orth-place, City-road. G. Outhn ant.. Pancras-lane, merchant, June 24. July 1. '29, at Guiklhall. Attornie , , 31curs. Bourdillon a. .d Hewitt, Little i Friilay-rnrect. W. Edmondson, London-street, Tot tenham.court-rnad, apo thrcary, June 20, 27. July 29, at Guildn .11. Attorney, Mr. Christie. New Bn.well-court. Li coin's Inn. K FAwards. Conn a'., CilrllilirVollBllire. merchant, Jelly 6, 7. 29. at the George Inn. Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs Black stock and Bonet. King's Bench walks, Temple; and Mr. Mar row. Castle street. Liverpool. W. P. Peale, Nets Wirt. Shrop-hire. saddler, July 6. 7, 29. at the Red Lion Inn, Newpor , . Ali rni,s..Mr. Morris, Newport ; and Messrs. Benh _ow and Album, Lincoln's Inn. J. A. Ellem, B Irking, rope-maker. June 14. July 1, 29. at G.iildhall • Aitornies, Messrs. Walker and Rankin, Old Jewry. J. Ballard, Maidstone, victualler. Jane 2d, 27. July 29, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.Memott, Burrows's-buildings, Black friars'-road. A. Mann, Great Garden-street. Whitechapel, sisear-refiner, Jun e 24. Soy I , 29, at Attor.des, Messrs Gaily and Iladdan. Alurl court, Thrnginiaton-street. S. S. (tower, Wethersfield, Essex, snal•stcr, Jane 99, !",0, .1 lily 19, at the White Hart Inn, flocking. Attornics, Messrs vi al. ford and Cainningh:un, Braintree ; and Mr. Brtsiley, Hainaut. court, (;say':, A. and .1. Payne, St. John-street, Clerkenwell, me:oh:len. June 3ely 4, 29, at Gui:dhall. Attorney, Mr. haat suit, C mum sirEti. D. Reeves, Wurdnur-street, grocer, Jane 21, July 1, 29. at Attornies, Messrs. Gaily sad Haddam, Angel -court, Throginiown-st reet. J. Scott, Stra.ford St. Marv's. Stiffolk. shopkeeper, June 21, • July 1, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Butler. CorOhill. JOY . 8. 3. Buller, Taunton. linen-draper—June 20,W. Cam den, ilackney-road, carpenter—July 8, S. Aleadhano and E. k'irld, Eetichurch-street, merchants—July . 28, .1. Dutwon, Li verpool, merchant—July 15. .1. Richards and J. Nlatthews, Goswell-street, carpenters—July 8. 3. Richards and .1. Mat thews. Goswelladreet, carpenters—July 8. B. Bourilillon, Walthautstow, underwriter—July 10, .1. Garhett. Liveeponl, builder—July la. T. Reed, jail. Cross street, Hanna-garden, chinatnart—July 25, .1 .leater, Maidstonr,dealer—June 20, W. Harris., Streatham, Surrey, carpenter —July 8, W. Brock and B. Le Mesurier, Wand - Ord-court. 'fhrogrportomstrert, mer chants—July 17, A. Sheath. C. Sheath. J. Steel, am) J. Ray, Lincoln. bankers—July 8. W. Sy ke.. White Linn-street, Nor tnntilgine, seed-factor—June 24. W. A Itharn. Tokenlionse yard, broker—June 21, A. APCraith, Grower Brook-street, Gros.tenor-square. wine-merchant—July 8, .1. Stslkeld Had 3. P. Acklam, Strand. silversmiths—July 12, F. Bayard, Hereford, sredstuan—July 1, T. and C. Price, fled street, Southwark, upholsterers—July 10,W. Alexander, Rum •burge, Suoblk, grocer. CLIITIFICATE:—Jour W. Oldfield, Kingston-upon-Hull. ironmonger—A. liars, George -street, !dimwit.., money-scrivener -R. t onion. Knit's- Lynn, grocer —.I . Howard, Bassalleg, hlnnmouthshire. anise dealer—r. Martindale, Liverpool. hrekanaker —J. Jiro ition, Chelsea, chinarnan —A . Barker and J. H. Cawthors, ()why. street. Rosemary-lase, brewers—J. Short, Coleman-street. auctione. r. PA lITKERSHIPS DISSOLVI'D. 1 J. Coll and B. Mew, Newport, brewers--J. W. and IL 8101/field. Bicester, 0 fo rtWt re, cacti/alters—J. Parnallaid ll. Lewarn, St. Au tie, Cornwall, saddlers—J. and W. fiemsley, Huggin-lane. Incenien- 4 . :1114 I'. Carter, High-street, Poplar. Uabbs and T. Swain, Bermondsey, Spanish aad Morocco leather-drewers B. and W. Noakes. St •eud, New ington, coachmiakers -F. Lambert and T. Cl.irk. Preston, Lancashire, iro -fonntlers -J. and J. Tinker; Salford, Lan a. shire, ha' anaoufaciareri— R. Forrest and R. Hawlark. Black burn, calico-manufacturers—W. P. Kent and C 'Clarke, high Holborn, gold-cotters—T. Herbert and C. Maw, New Burling ton-street, bureeons—J. and 1. Springthorp, HammersniiM, coal.inervh..nts---R. Cattarns and. S.Slaney, Greenwich. coal its-reltanls--'l'. Tilbury and R. Dassie, Monkw ell-street, wls.desale driaggisb. The Average Price of SUGAR, for the Week, ending Jane 14, is 594. ed. per Cwt. Average Price' of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per frarter, from the Retiirn, ending June 10: Wheat. I Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans Pero Oattn. v. v. d. g. d. ft. 'LI,: 4.11. 4. I d. 69 6 in 7 f3L 4 1t 4 .5 7 197 6 08 ,50 10 SPARltlNG.—Belcher and Harmer hnd a humping reward due to their pugilistic talent, on Tuesday, at the Fives-Court, St. Alartiit's.street. The matehes were the best we have had occasion to sprak of for some years. That which attracted most notice was between Belcher and Eales, in which the master piece of science was exhibited. One of a novel kind followed, between a Suffolk farmer, careless of his person, and who has became a candidate for fighting fame, and Shelton, the formidable navi gator : it was a rash against science, and afforded much amuse:nettt. There was also a flue set-to be tween Oliver and Painter, and also between Palmer and Carter, which was something in imita tion cf earnest. Mendoza and Owen, veterans, gave specimens of the old school, now superseded.— Belcher and Harmer closed the exhibition by a flue display of science, and the whole afforded a high treat to the amateurs. There wereno matches made, but several are on the tapir. Scroggins, the late vic torious bruiser, set-to with a scientific young man.— Nosworthy watt present, but was not auticiently re covered to act. SUPPLEMENT to the LONDON .G4ZEITE of SAII:RDAY, JUNE 1?. India-Board, IVliiteltall, June 15. The following statement of the operations of the second division of the field army, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Ma wby, of his Majesty's 53d regiment, before Kalunga, has been this day received from India : Furl William, Dec. 13. 1614. His Esc.llency the Vice-President in Council is pleased to publish the following statement of the ope. rations of the second division of the field army, under the command of Colonel Mawby, of his Majesty's 53d regiment, before Kalungs, which termicated in the evacuation of the Fort on .the 30th of November. The battering train from Delhi, having arrived in camp on the 24th ult. the operations of the army against the fort of Kalunge was resumed on the morning of the 25th; at one o'clock, P. M. on the 27th the breach was reported completely practica ble by the Officers in charge of the engineer and artillery departments.—,....Colonel Mawby having also satisfied himself of the fact from personal obser. vation, and being anxious to avoid any delay which should afford the enemy sufficient time to strengthen his internal defenoe, either by cutting up the Drench, or erecting works, so as -to command the eat mice into it,ordered the storming party instantly to advance. The storming party, consisting of all the grenadiers of the division, atoll one battalion company of the 531, with the light infantry company of that c or ps, was l e d by Major Ingtet,y, and, after being Imposed till tiller o'clock, an interval of Iwo hours, to a tnetsi.elliog anti destrulctive fire of mu.ketry and matchlocks, the) rooml their efforts opposed by insuperable ohstaele ~ . an d were , in consequence, or dered to abandon the attack. In Ink mations and g•llant but unsuccecsful -trugglp, many brave officers and men were killed irod i 4 nu nd ed. The most honourable testimony is borne by Col. Mawby to the zeal acid courage disp:aycd by the offi cers and men engaged in the assault ; and although their brave efforts were not. crowned with immediate success, they produced such an effect as to convince the enemy of the inutility of further resistance ; ac cordingly on the 30th, at 4 A.M. the Nepaulese gar rison abandoned the fort of Kalunga to the British troops. The following is the official Return of Officers killed and wounded in the assault on the '27th of November : or err Gas Kit.t.tn-5:11 Foot, Lieut. If arrington—lst Batt. Nat. Isif. Captain Camptiell—lst Hatt. 13th Nat. Inf. Lieut. Cunningh,m. OFFlceas Woconen.—llorw-Artillerv, Limit Firework er, J. It. Luaurcl, v. ry chnvrously-63:1 Unot, Major [ugh.- ti, ; Captain Stony, L eut. 11,!rieley, ce%erely ; Lieut. Green, ; Brodie, Ensign Aufrere, vuverely —lct Batt. Nnt. Inf. Capt. Blake, severely. The privates returned missing are supposed to have been killed in the fort. [This Supplement also contains dispatches from Colonel Woe:luny stating the surrender, on the 4th of November, of the Forts of Nalager and Tar regar, garrisoned by ninety-five Coorlsu Officers and privates, with a loss on our side of one killed and wounded ; nod a report, dated the 25th of No vember, from Major Bradshaw, of the F acce9sfo I erations of a division of his troops, under Cap tain flay, against Pursaram Thnpa, the Nepaulese Subah of the Teralee. The Subah ► who occupied this position with about 400 men, -was completely surprised ; he himself was killed ; one of his chief Sirtlars severely wounded, was found among the slain, which is stated to have amounted to about 51 mountaineer soldiers. A number of the enemy were wounded, and many were drowned in the river Devotee. Two standards were taken. The total of our loss consisted of two killed and 21 wounded, including Lieutenant Boileau, who received a deep sabre cut in a personal contest with the Subah.] WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, Ju. 17. CORN BILL RIOTERS. Thomas Hobbs and .etdolphus Horn, who stood indicted for riotous conduct in breaking the windows of the noose of Commons, during the recent de. hates on the Corn Bill, pleaded guilty ; on which Mr. ALLEY stated, that the Government had agreed to call on the Court for its lenity in conse. (pence of the Prisoners having evinced all possible contrition for the mischievous crime into the commis. skit of which they had involved themselves without Mr. MAINWARINO said, it was not fbr the Court to lament that the Prisoners, either by friends or otherwise, had contrived to make their peace with Government. It wns fortunate far them, and 'he trusted that they were among the more placid persons wh o we re en g aged in those shnmeful riots which 5o long disgraced and disturbed the tranquillity of the The Prisoners, on enleiing info per soilsl lecogi.izances, for good behaviour, in 60!.• tali. woo d be disrlia:ged. I filo. Brim*, Patrick Ill'Lochlan, John Revd, Richard Cullen, and Thomas Miles, the five sailor beggars who were found guilty of a riot in Bond. street, on the 17th of May last, and afterwards nit separate indictments for assaults on the I'as Offi cers, were severally sentenced to six months' snntitent for tie riot, and then to two irJoths' im pricniintetst for the assaults, in the Louse. of Cor rection. On the 11th inst. as several children were playing amongst some rubbish which had been rem o v e d the day before from the cellar of the Grey Horse public house, at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, they found a con . siderable number of .guineas ; one boy picked up 22, and another 14. As soon as this became known, a number of persons flocked to the spot, and soon found about 200 more; all old canvas bag was also discovered, in which, it appears, they had been de ; posited. Another parcel of the rubbish, which had been thrown into a f ield near the new bridge, was then eiamined, from which many more were taken. They are all of the reign George HI. and mostly dated 1777. I Wednesday se'unight Mr. Head, clothier, of Brad ford, had just mounted his horse at Holt, when the animal became unruly, and threw him, whereby he re. cei red a violeot coocustioti of the brain, which googol I his death the !mule afternoon. ~~ -2' '~ PO LICK. t •~ . • ; • • now-rretEr.—Oti Saturday, Hin. gamins, the . driver of the Reading coach, was brought before Mr. BIRNIE, charged with allowing two persons to I sit with him un the box, contrary to the Act of Par. fitment, on the 30th May lest, •in Pircadilly. The complaint was dismissed on account of au informality in the proceedings. The same Defendant was chtrged with another offence infillowing one more outside passenger than is allowed by the Act of Paniament, which was also dismissed for informality. Alex. Thomas, John Wheeler, and James Broam, were charged by Vaughan, belonging to the 01fice v with robbing a Genletran, and attempting to rob several others near Temple-bar. They were first observed at the Auction-room, and afterwares none St. Dunstan's Church, the entrance to the Temple, &c. They made a desperate resistance at being op., 6 prehended.—They were committed for another ex. amination. M A RLUOROUGII -STREET. —On Saturday Eliel.4 Henshaw, the driver of the Watford s,,tage•evcb, oppeared to a summons on an infurmition, (+argil him with carrying more outside passengers (hit h wag allowed by law. Mr. Williams attended as Solicitor for the Do. fends nt. Mr. BAKER, the sitting Magistrate, over-ruled all the ohjeetion.:, and fined Belisha w 101. • QUEEN- Alt E.—On Saturday If. Pe ngoy and M. M e ghi lt , journey men boot-makers, in the employ of Messrs. T. Rowley and Co. of Chafing-doss were brought tip on a charge of conspirers. It ap. peared that one of the workmen, being dissatisfied r. spelling the price he was paid, caused a general meeting of the journey men to be held, to adopt Re. solutions, &c. respecting the regulation of wages the expellee of which being half a guinea, they eon. sidered their employer liable to defray, but he re. fusing to do so, another meeting was held, iticreas. ing the expences to half a guinea more: before they consei t ••4.1 to any explanation, they conceived Messrs. Bowley and Co. had a right to pay the whole of the expellees incurred ; but as Messrs. B. and Co. were of a different opinion, they caused the Prisoners, who were delegates from the journeymen, to be sp. prehended. The consequence was, It of the jour. ney men struck, and refused even to finish the work they had in hand, without an increase of wages.— The Prosecutors being desirous to act leniently, and the Prisoners promising to resume their work at the usual prices, the prosecution was relinquished, and the Prisoners engaged to resume their work at the the expiration of one month's imprisonment, to which the Magistrate sentenced them. lIATTON-GARDER.—On Saturday Elizabeth Smith, alias Berry, was finally examined, charged with aiding and assisting Mary Ann Clark in robbing her master, Mr. John Eddison, furrier, of Gough. slivers, Fleet.street, of furs, feathers, and silk, to the amount of 3001. The Prisoner was committed to Newgate for till!. FORGED NOTES. WORSHIP-STREET.—On Sa 1 urday Sainted Gilbe,f was brought before Mr. G I FFORD, on a charge of selling a quantity of forged notes. It appeared that the Prisoner, some time back applied at the Bank" stating if he was remunerated he could produce a quantity of forged notes; but not being known as an informer, no attention was paid to his assertions. In a few days after 11. Turnpenny and C. Mathews., City Officers, applied to him at his lodgings 1* Shoreditch, and purchased 20 one pound notes, pur porting to be of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, fur 81. and haring taken-them to the Inspector's office, they proved to be forged, in consequence of which the Prisoner was taken hit. • custody ; he refused to tell how they came into his possession, and also refused to give any account of himself except his name, but he it suspected to come from Bliblitaghins, for the purpose of getting the notes into circulation. He was fully committed. mAItRILO. On Thursday. at Rath, the Rev. Charles Tripp, R e , r td Bon. leghe, in the county of Devon, to Miss Frances o.‘rn. of Svdney-pare. 3 ounge-t daughter of the late Brigadier-G.-Demi Owen, of the 61st Regiment of Foot. On the 15th inst. at St. Michael's, Craoked-lane, T. Westkl 01 ham, of Leicester Frith Mouse, near Leicesper, to Lucretia Oldham, of Great Eastcheap. IMPORTANT ADVICE: W'ITN Men of Education and • Professional Skill use persevering endeavours to discover the mmst Safe and captain method of treating stew pre en Mug Diseases, the succeuruil result of their experience is the he., proof of Saperioriv ty. Messrs. Gt)SS mai CO. Surgeons, have been induced to make the cure of the following the object sof their particular study, wiz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment .'I intuit irat ion, and its cone.mitonts, Strictures ond Gluts, which, by an Unproved phut, are speedily and effectually cured; noels Debility, whether &arising fr ilarchannban indolgenres; lime resitteace io aorta clinauez, or ,11 secret solitary vice, too often tudiappilv pursued by the youth of hush se les ; in the one am ing sterility, or ti1!frCI411111; and in the other a numerous groin of nervous disraw.x, which, if not timely remedied., tenniwite is itstp6t.mee a n d Consum;:tion. In thin distressing:rate of detail• ty or tiefiriency, whether the consequence ~f . 4 ,0 1 baneful ha. bits, or nitsitig from any other ra i se, by which the (towers of the cote:limn sn become enfeebled. all Mem' em of the Itoysi College of Surgeons in Loodm they idler et firm. safe. yid, i;trrdv irAorrittoti to sauna and rigorous henith. 'r'e reins of it long mid extettsive timelier tats enabled Meta. h! a .ryerit•r method, fit remove Venereal Conplaints, hew'. ever inveterate .•r riooplieetted, without subjecting the patient L. Me lent reSIMML 111 dirt m. exercise; and in recent Caws,. where an early ul•plirm ion is made on discovery uf the irrectiono they frequently perform a con* ii; the shoot space of two days. The ton. ercedented ;414 it.4l Of their monde .dire .:meat I which hits never kniewo in fail in tale inst . :owe in ti practice of Waves yeors..,:nrine wai t ), period amity thottsatiod pertans dhotis sexes have been cured, et en arta, severe and injurious iaelho.lr had been pursued I y other reismitioners wit mint effect). Matures them h Mus lott , Tm!y .stfer their ottviee.—Th4se peculiar tlis flturs 'and deffeieneies, ha-idol:II to the Prime Se g, which too often embitter atutrimeniat felicity,are to be t‘notoved hy In tltkig as gentle th e) . are. Mara ied Winham , who have long been disappointe d in I hreir expeelutbass of o fealty, may be War. e.). tic.: in most instmces sueh defects are curable by medical skill. 11rs.rs.ti.askandCo.excleSivWy professing the cure Of Ihe,e loirfieulte eomp;ainl3, in orrice that they may not he marked by as tuistokett few, with the obloquy 5e justly attached to the iiparani empiric, think it hist jostree to then:bet:es In stale' , 'h itt tory have been pinperly edet met! and initiated iato every 4ranch of the professinti (tertitieate, of whirl), from diterent this. mid feslialanioli !e.t.a the most eminent Physicians,. they have tw on:since any inquirer), limo the success resulting fro m their endeavours tif4t indult-eel' them' to putt the prartiie ii the generti.Pracii 1.. aria 'bey; presame that their preens none eotantuie a foir krtMigi - for the unprecedented confidence with which they ba ve7,lov the Pnbi it, been so lilteranY h"ballr ed * --Petit-tits in the toni.try cure requested to state the particulars of their rime, age; aril general !titbit of living, and inclostoe a remittance for Advice tend Merthrinee, when the same will he igven air sent to any pow( of the kinidott: ':OSS an 4 CC). 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