The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-10 00:00:00

, LONDON Odt! IORDIN4K 31102111AY, MAY 9. Admiralty O f fice, May 8. A dispatch was this day received, from Vice• Adm. Sir Edward Pellew, Bart. addressed to John Wilson Croker, Fsq. of which the following lea copy. His Mojetty's Caledonia, heron Mole, A prll 14, 1814 . Sra,—l have great pleasure in announcing to their Lordships the surrender of this fortress last night by capitulation. I have the honour to enclose the terms. At the request of Lord William Bentinck, I came hither with the ships named in the margin*, leaving theremaituler of the fleet to watch Toulon, tinder the orders of Rear-Admiral Sir Richard King ; and' on my arihsi on the morning of the 17th, the bat teries had jolt opened their fire, and were warmly engaged with those which had been opened by the assailants. I have desired Sir iotias Rowley tb make a report of that part of the at Valet - which J. volves upon the naval force eittployed entitle ;mice, and beg to recommend those Whoui he has pointed out to thei r Lo-rdships' ravour ;' but it teineini (or rile to state ) that the manner in which the whole ser vice has been conducted by Sir Josias Rowley claims niy sincere acknowledgments, and their Lordships vitt, I am sensible, receive it with a just et:HOU/ire tion of his uniform zeal and merits. I have the honour to be, &e.. EDWAIU) PIU.LErt. John Wil.an Craker, itsq. Stertlary to thi Admiralty. - • Gardenia, U . liioa, Prir o jcedtWeiei, and Peratiroke. H ii Majertfe arbel, *Oil 18, 1814. SIR.-'-I hare the honoor'te inforltt yea, Ibtli f ih pursuance of my yommunication of the 3let . ult. from' Leghoyn . from thence on We 7th of April, wit .his,Eacellency Lieut.-General Lord William Bentinck on board. After v4rioas tiqopS it Spezia and other . pirta of the vie inChored olf die .Ger Of Genoa, thi'ilth. 14 tionOura,bla Cap tain Dandas had, with the Edinbarkh, RainbOvi, and some of thellOtilla, dUringiny ibience,'co-ope rateJ with the idiance of the Irmy his usual activity and seal. • • On the 13th, dee transports'havkg grated from Sicily, the 00°0 *ere immediately landed, and the ships and gen-Wats moved on in adduce with the army. On the 17th, every preparation being made f 'the attack, at day-light the army moved forwards drive the enemy from their positions, without 4he town of Genoa. The gun and mortar vessels, with the ships' boats, armed with carronades, were ad-•I iranced along the. sea line to attack the batterieil the greater part of the Marines, under the command of Captain" Rea, Rept Marines, were also em barked in the transports' boats, ready to land aaoc. vasion might require. As soon as the troops td lanced, the• whole . of the •guo-vessels and boats owned their,fire with sweltWifect,/that en the landing of the seamen and marines, and pieptitieg to sterol, the enemy deserted their batteries, and the whole of the sea line without the walls, which were instantly taken possession of, awl soon turned on tie place-; by this means drawing off a considerable portion of the enemy's fire. The arrival of the Caledonia -af forded you, Sir, an opportunity• of witnessing the remaining operations, and the aPiritedlie whic r a was kept up at the battery, under the directions ot Lieutenants Bazalgette and White, against a, very superior one of the' enemy, by which I regigt to state, that Lieutenant Bewick; of the 'Pylades, au Officer of much promise, was killed. My warmest thanks are due to the *hble of the Captains, Officers, st-amen, and marines, which had the honour to have placed under my' orders, for their zealous and active co.operatibn while under my . command. I was particularly indebted 'to Captain Brace, - for his able assistance; he wee-se good as to direct the advance of the boats awd gnu - essels.~ Captains Dundas and Hamilton had, as usual, been most assiduous in forwarding the operations of • the troops ; and my thanks are due to Captains -Power and Wemyss, for their ready assistance. Captalu Flirt had volunteered to head a party of seamen, which were landed with scaling-ladders, to storm one of the hill forts, bad it been accessary. Captain Thompson, in the Aboukir, who, assisted by the ships and vessels as per margin*, blockaded the fort, conducted with much effect a false attack to the west ward of the town, which drew off a considerable 'limber of the enemy's troops. I have again occa si(.ll to notice the good conduct of the Sicilian flotilla, which were well led by Lieutenant Pengally. I beg I th:tt I may .be permitted to bring to ybur notice Lieutenant "Altelgette, senior of ; this ship, whose services' I haitt long.' had reason to ipPredate. The 'active °Aces; - Lkeuteennt Mapfetbn l Or the Vitt+ tarn serry to say, has been Wounded, while 'on service with tbeartny. 'I am ipdehteil to Lieute -sioot Bailey, ,ptincipil agent . * the transports, for the tell and ability with, tibia% he - has sceedacted flits service of that department. I beg leave to enclose a return of killed and wounded of the ships and vessels of the acettadrob. have the honour tio'be (anened) re's: libiftEir. Vice-A droiral Sir tafrrard Pine*. Bart. Colinuin..er in Chief, &c. • • Aboukir, Ilphigenia, Patient, Swailow,"Cephstds.• ' Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing, of lleamen and . Ma rines employed in an Attack on Genoa, April 17. America. Woovnity—lt.dsvard M'Permntt, ortliaary seaman*, danger s:m.lh ; Jan Vance:mom, able seaman, badly; John Cartledge, private marioe, slightly. Berw;rk. KILLED—WiniaM Ming, able seaman. 11issixo—,1e-in Campbell, Madman-, supposed to have faken from thr rot.U.s. . Nif °exam—John "Cook (11, private Marine, severely. l'ylades. KILLED—Mr. John Bewick, Lieutenant. lidinbargh. Watixonci—Mr. David Mapleton, Lieutenant; Gilbert Coll Lice, able seaman. . Curacoa. Wuctsinca—.Patriek Doyle, able seaman. Voinbow. .. .. Woe ti nr.e—Yobn Quail, captain of the foretop, 'twat! total--4 kilted, 8 wounded, 1 missing. . .(Signed) JOS. ROWLEY, Captain. X. B. Two wonntlair is Sicilian gun-boats, not included. 1 I '17:7 • stitkilitsSlAtt - • List Of the'Enetnes Ships and V of War capturid at Ge noa, on the surrenderedeliffit Fortress, April 18. Brilliant, of 74 guff, rcadYelnclakKhilli• Coureor brig, of 16 twenty-four pounders, and 9. long tine ., / sounders. Renard brig, ofqdristialiy-four pounders, and 3 long nine poit nders. 1 , 4 Endymion brig, of I's twenty-four pounder! , and e long eight ' pounders. Sphy yt brig, of 18 guns, new, equipping. Unknown, of 74 guns, in frame. EDWARD PELLEW: • ilsreit sOYfl • A tOirlitua-Futu3s , Ettootcrg, In imitation ortbelt= l at le:aim, with Notes, ciineoli and tkplanatoeict Iv ill SO*VitzhaVs (Secandosi). ig 41AIllia, Cana r"-VIRGIL. On Enter-J/IMay ? lathe dawn's first break, When prigs (l) Mart op. to plan the morning sneak (2),, Young seamping Jam, apish-man (3) of renown, ' Sought BLOWSZLIND, will known non the town! Through Tothill4k4dvite led her,—told his tale,— . And mopping near that antivse coop, the gqol, In plaintive verse he tried the nymph to move, 4, In verse alternate, which the Minks loVe." ~. LAW in L LIGENCE. • COURT OF CRANORRY, MAY 9. seat.'fait WALTER. 'the question in thlt case arose ou the iintiert of 'the viorde of. a,codlcil th the will of a gentleman of the name of Witter, w % 0 , having, in the year 1790, bequeathed certain pet-Santa property' anti•elitife to ihil Geo*, the second sett 'of tke testa ; tor's own son, the Rev % Edward Newton: Walter, I did afterwards, by a &Oda to his will, in . the year 1799; •ou the narrative that an increase had since 4riken place in his sod's family, dOlate - it to be his intention that the personal property,' bequeathed by At will to his . son's second sod, George, should go '"toindemong ail the yonnger children of his tthe teir Woes) Ben; theAeS.Faiward Newton Walter, laW ip.:Yegintii;.the eldest son' of the said E d ward ewton Wafter. being &eery p l r . orlded tor: subsequent codicil', executed la the year 1804, the I.teetator 4eciarea that the perional property, which I his grand-children were to take under this (*dicta, l instead of being payable to them, on their respective ly attaining the age of 21 years, should not be pay able till the youngest had attained the age of 21 years. At the time of the testator's death the younger children of his son, Edward Nevrton Wal ter, were -five in number. A sixth younger child was afterwards born to him, and the present Bill was the part of this sixth younger child, pray ! ingy- that ha might be admittea to his sixth share of the personal property of the testator, under his will • When prigs no longer area the ciperingbsera;(4). ft W hen bipteteg'd• Palterers (5)21261 grata. snarl When max(6) no more is sold in •Draro-laac ! Then shall 1 cease to feel'lnne's smarting pisin I BLCIWZELIN When gloteirlirid is Maki To take's:At:oy toy' ato tte* ethical ' . • When coattedigranter(6) kinPtt a 1 04/1 4 sett: Then, then, 5h9.11 L thi nk 9s#hpae f . JEN. When I arn i absent from afintepmfit(ll)Yr 4 When sseeltapprenHces don't frflethVifff(tO) t Whitt koaqt 4 safe as hemp; can Vi : ws4Nielliud 1. Then VII f4inahla my o.lomajog 131 9 1 00140,•'. BLQWZFUND4 . ;::%•1 ; ~. 1 • `. ... ~k~ . 1 . ; mg DUCHESS OF OhDENBUR4 7 4SIMA ) Oxionn, MAY 5.--During the visit of her I ns . pedal Highnesi to this city, this week, the Prince Gsgaiine and General Turner were received with enthusiastic applause, which' was renewed i n - t h e highest degree, when her' fm perk) highness quitteli .; the Theatre, which she did; expressing her graid u i sense of the very marked atteotioftend , respeet skein( her by the first University in themnr4 46 I. auriA, pule these indications of kindness," said the Arch: . duchess, " to the *lock you pear my Brother, nos:: ci`hell I fail to acquaint hVnt with the reception so d ace given me, on 'his account." , The Fro-Vice-Chancellor having, hi compilation :with the wishes of the Delegates of the Universitjr I gam, requested the Grand Duchess Catharine, whilst. 44 Was hooou rip* the Univpraity with; !Pit s to a - Bid cmt a.cOpy'qf the Royai r cluarto , printed et t !le id Ness in 1807, and her ThiPerial High ''i liavitighet n. graciously pleased to accept it, a cape , wastoiderediethe bound in Russia leather, stun t ( With Abe : University Arms, and the Pro-Vice-Chew; oelkoF.wae reguptell to foree i r4 it to her Iraperins Highness. . BtakiNetirms; MAT 6. , •The Duchess of 0'404 buig and suite artiled . at the Royal Hotel in this town abort one redo& '.yeSterdtly ; and although. lilt state of thti-weather *as est n3mely• unfatoura his t she proceedectin tbraftwaesto to visit the ;amidst. %tort of A c ,,Aoplagon . , wheds the ingenuity disk. piay,ed id the fabric** 4 Various ornamental at. 'tides coAd not fail to give pieasnie ; alsOMr.Somill's ate H.l3lay, Esq..Y.Pspier , Mettle and*Jaan Mi. nutactory, where the making of this elegant Lade% .is brought to the highest degree' of perfectioa. In the Stoutte Of this day she hes inspected the whip and • pin vi n g ! ufacterjee, "anal the extensive works of I`ll Mitt and Co: ettablishej ter the felling of metali t Idrawitig of wire, and from thence she proceeded to hale Soho; lifitt extinsiVeismiliihilikfonsided by th e 'late Matthew 'Bolton, Esq. The affability and en i i, , , deacensiontst. her Highness; gate the 'greatest satin- fiction to all who had the honour of approachiag her. It is understood that she proceeds on her jour. • Iney in the course of the afternoon. [1 r • • 'tlP ft., I'm too nice to bone (11) flue lace , And, Ak ye Oodi, when I forgiven kik (14$'! ' • When Geyetteeronninore 3kailltittenhe Dv* 4 antioot till (tun, be true to (huttiT• JEM. I -.*) There's limping Salt, of ovihners _ Would give up Hroad ditty to fUltowiiii. ••• She lately ww.t.'n for me this` Beterier•ilpe(lS), ; 1 1. 7 And with it tau, some forgo* BLOVIZELINID., . • . *.• There's alowahiag Nei—(,first clung or tip Frisk'd a nice keg ofNasu's (14) at* u Kris ' rani"! And swore, on tossirt, otiaah bumper Oils% - • That I'm his favotnite ! his lAN(Y LAM J EM. Till Jews no mere the soinshing change shall ring! Till chop-fall'n Bows , makes another KING I Till ganiejlash-men, the Ordinary's Sermon mind, ' ' Will I pursue my lover Blosszelind! , • BLOVZELIND. • Till Fishecornen no longer toss of Gin Till Lawyers think that cheating is a sin • • Till I grow modest (curse'me if I jest), • Love, without Meng, shall ne'er subdue my breast, RECITATIVE. Poor seemping fem. a spangle then pull'd out, The Lady's scruples were 6000 put to 11:10 With Duithica haroesed to a bran-new chair, Away they marric' et off to Greenwioh Far ! • MORAL. The Sequa or the Tale. Weed sot be told ! NVhat Feniale can resist—Love back'd with GOLD? Tor. 811‘10. OF SLF.NDER , (Riksits thus the glimpies of the Moon. •.. Mail,* !tight h ideous. ASESP Alt E.) inslllo4.olC •Tuesdartigirt. and codicils. , '.hi r. lie ectr, for the 1 ere4anti, the grand-children filstititat the thee of the death of the testator, when "ItEt` WIT) Must must •be supposed to take effect, Con. teivitell,. Allitt antler the. title grand-children, none cneld be comprehended - but those then in esse. The taitator could not,. lathe error the law, be esteeiti. I ed tha grand...father of children not then in being, nor could persons then unborn be Considered -as his '44nd-children. lira Itaida would admit sof the re -attietort . veining rated, , before a more attended speanip4 . mota 'Sot rip.o thdia, It was incumbent on 1 „tho-Plataaiff to ehoirilait sack saust have been the' ttiteittieta'of th testator. '.• ''' ' ' lir.g-Almar. itomlLLy, on the other hand, con tended, that the words of the codicil were the most plain and unambigerms, that could well be conceived, - extending, as they , (lid, not to the existing children `Of flielestater's Anita, bat to all his yowl:ger children, e' cognisitt ai:thla itei . cription afferivirds ,was in the codicil of Alse.y.eer OM, Wheys the testator talks of • 1 9 them getrerelly, as his. grant -childreiri with the exception only of the eldist. Vero the strict legal ► ...4 lutererettaion contended fuss-M- ilea etheivsidt• to - ....._ . ~., .. ,ptetall, bevr fed 'Of us W MAW telif,3l4lo.'•ref .•• . . i ._ , tions in life to boast of, of which we were of :entiirt.a -: eid '''.,ni Morlttat *WC" Irately** the . alorilit Maker li-iihe•ofte to den" arms, to 'teal whatever , they can , And.- , Ike proudest. Many men, taking the thing thus (Vide GetArinou*'s n•eittise !le PetlicT i ) strictly,. avorboti .tio father ;—a still fevger would (3) .k. Flaik-risitn means* Mew order of 'PAW, gay and re ,bovi a- gtando(atWir ;--ind as to :great g i-and -fat her, solute,•eenerelly'a fetiene era With the ladies. -and still farther, great great graml-father i there (41 " Capering Scrag" is the " Sheriff's Picture Frame: , _wren few, indeed, who could say, that person ' s volgor t rer ..i : Go ow s.e - . .• • standing in these relations with them had existed at • (5) Big wiped Patterers . ..ite. are" Counsellors pleading for the same time. Great great grand-father, and'gteat ' nothing," a rare occuriefice ! . great grandson were terms quite familih r to nsoand ! (fl'Gin is terthtd N..r,heing a earraptiontfrOnt "./d'airimtios yet who that talked of such relations could assert ;•Belltett," or the chit:fest goo 4 for die inhabitants otAkary 'that the gre a t great grand-father, and the great great sant'. Ike• acc. : . . . .mat so called from the Wears; of grand-son had been alive at one and the same time. 1 (7). " • Fli "'"" u 3 3 P an74--4 '''. . . • the paper, and not with am madams allusion to the ti ghtness ' ''Mtge VICE-CHANCELLOR Witt clearly of aplointi of tw. securit • - • Y. * , -,, • „ , - . :that the words of the codicil . Were ,sufficiently cledr (a) " R4asted g rante r ,'- alas It " roasted pig " . . and distinct, so as , to include all th e y oun g er grand,-' •or ko pdec,•,oiwejiii.gsiti,*diger ( W es t k ri m iort,,,,c e . 'etrildrett of the testator, and, thereto*, that the . '(191 Frfsft,`Or 6)14 riti, tb Sipporik . aciff or'iltinei sip- Plaintiff was entitled to his sixth share. ~ . i-pearanee. --osse-L. I (II) BeeelticeisOtnkill'iug: Pi . • (12) A eiii: *is a word of much 'deserved opprabrinni, and Cott .t ti' KIN6'S BENCH, .Nee 9. Awns &wiring the fair sex, and defrauding then of their just .dues and perquisites. It cannot be better .. .explained than by • • , fin e authentic story :- • TUE SING V. ROBINSON. . • ! -.4 short ti:ne slue,. a grave portly persoange requested of kir. The Defendant in this case was.bronght up'' , to re. lieitsems, at the Box Ogee, in Ilart.street, places for the' ceive the sentence of the Court. Ile was (0041 . . play, but particularly Legged that he might be situated so as guilty at the Sittings of the Court in FebruarY• last, ' net to be annoyed by the nanghty abuses. Mr. BRANDON did df assaulting Mr. Hanson, t h e own e r of tts hip- ott n. highest to accommodate his delieticf,'Mal-reqnested, as tisual, _ _ e'd the Henry, of which he waaimaster.. t he to to know his name, to which. (rims' fearadWamki 2 1 ) be replied, j - ~f s: , ADVICE. " Sir, my name is limic " an apnellation which sufficiently . secutor went on board in . Octob e r last, for the pur. - ' • - ..! jai Men of Education and Professional accounted for his dread of thefrail sisterhood. post o dismissing th.e,l)efetidant, in. consequence of 091 Reid ' I,',Wakill, pee persevering endeavours to discover the land n-r-evipe.—a striped* handkerchief introduced by ] safe apd itnlif method of treating a few prevailing Diseases' some miaeoudeet. Tbis fed to an altercetioti, ,which , BrA.cimas the pugilist. • .rike tassfal resell 'of their experieuce is the best proof sts ended iu the Defendeet etrikiug the Prosecutor on I (14) Nesh's blue ruiu,—a famous distiller, or gin-spinner, In 1 8 91 , . the eye. I "et4lin. Mg and CO. Barger**, have been indneed to maks . 1 Whitechupel. ,:thei*e . . I :die' filowing the vdrjeet of their particular stvidy, ; upon the pert: of, dint an Andavit was ! i 110 4 4." ' (L 5) S mash in g, passing bad money. - .. 4 1/1140 1 stating. that his gonuaCt Wes solely attributable : (IS) Aforrierd off, cor rupted from a Moorish or Moreseen iosoalcssibea,"and P I ennt..natials/9, Stricotres :mit Gleets, which. Lit). thetiggravating language of ,I he Prosecutor, and dime, introduced tutu this toilet/ hploattrovGarrirr4ADalie by an improved here, ore speedily:v*4 elteintirilly cured; ionise , . -.. . • 1 Debility, -whether arisitg froin Bacchanalian indulgences Nag • farther dating, that the indlitment bad beep moved - . 1 u umager • • . -resilient& in -warm 'elhisittec, or is seeret solitary vice.-fort often I !'ilt Ow & neut .es of the • Prneecutor, hy ortiornri,i te213.31212151* - • ,t4tapp . ity pursordiv the yin's? uf boilys *es 4 #II the que cies ).to this art, by which proceedirig • the Defendant . On Sunnily......- , _,, i . , or nervous &senses , which, if not timely remedied,' triune:it. in evening, ,Mr. 'JWilliara. Atlirraislger_.l-4 iterelity,.debarrennem ; brio in the other a poinerous Irma :Ited net alone„,been put .to eonslideeable expettee, ' bookseller,' In Pall.efill, prit'lli end to Ur 'elm" , iiiipqtence and t onmimption. In limit dissreselog taste of drbili lot had been depriVid of employment for six months. mice by mil g ii % 'himself in his shop. fredis die. 'ty or . diktieney, whether thernivequenCit otsiteit'hithefel bar , • The, Court,' in consideration of, the expencei to . covered and cut do'itu by the servant of a Gentle- 4 11 I Pt:i r e l lIt a i , M i r ' 411 e l e i nee l r eT s l e i's ;e g sf ul h a i :i ll y tugletnut t . ; MA& the befell atlpt lied; been pit, only sentenced ' man at the neat deer. I.l.ehad eviderttly'takenatera -gro:,9 of Lietton they offer a arm, safe, and special reitaratiat deliberation for vbril .to pound and vigorous health. 'him to pay.a flue of 51. . • for this action with great . 1 ....x,. :la. & • Tne result of a long :Ind extensive practice has enabled them. -..-- , letters were flatted oPon his fahte, a - ird•'''''''' , ~' ' by *superior Method , to remove Venereal Complaints, .hne . 'ACRICIIKAWit 111: TURNER, • B.Cltti •' • rerent friends, taking leave of them, and Va . yips, ever inveterate o r . complic.ated, without .uhjecting the initieat Mr. •Pasta mowed fora rule to anthorlee• the to the tenet restraint*, 'diet or exercise ; and in remit Cafe% that accumelated• 'nisei*, teth hedily • ..-nt r -..eletk of Niai-Priustadetiver the-posted to the Plain- 1111 "-.. o tal . l whew:lna erpjy.upplicatiou is made on discovery of the infectinn. t had induc4tl him to seek reftere-its the grafrei' ,l Alll ng t w e frequently perform a cure in the short space,of two days. tiff. . . This Watt alit action ' tried at the lad sittings at 1 others, a packet was addressed to the writer Nit this The warrecederited'suctre of their mode nf tsmattnent (w hi c h has - never beta known to fail in one single instance in a practice of article, coetaining'a hibm-aphical sketch •of bis.life, fifteen yearsoturing which period many thousand persons of ha & Guildhall, to recover the balance of an account with &letter, irk width he4ays, that he maintained fieael?onve l'esesredred, even after revere and injurious methob upon which a bill of exchange for 5001. had been in his last hteur the principles which . .he had pro - . i n id i e l n ott i t rs p u l e4 te t? v o . the rlhe l r t u it erg it ee s without effect), Induce , • giveg, on which a judgment had been obtained ; • • lesser! through life. -tier . Gardener was a man of i -Mews. UgiSS and Co exclusively professing the cure o f theirs and the verdict was taken to bring this money into • great eccentricity of' conduct. lie never scrupled to pri v rtAi n e is a t r it ; o lll;taint io tti h rler b tant they - lay not be marked Court by' theAth • •day of the Term, told • to refer the •' hed rest of the dernased tcr•Mr. Jekyll. This motel hod , deliver his opinions of political men, as they entered C b 1 iinorunwelppiri,:ilepk it -t but , ipn* 1444 ce ro Itrintelv s ts ea ssi e state, that I.his shop, in , the most free unto, Ito wevec.it Anight illiey liiiit isell proVerlyedheittle'antlinitiiited isito every hi-sorb not yet been brought it). - %fleet his i:nerests. He *Sail regardless of . all the ,' of the prutiu,sior! (certificates of which,. from defereet Hompt• The Coder granted anti's' rule to show cause. I.and tantmonnes from the mi:d comma rhysicians, lINI forms of civilized life, both , n his•dress fled deport- i,inh. F travel it egitthilfrefibifinqisireNl, thitabe sistress resetting from eat, ,and yet•bei posseesed.considerable. knowledge .tiieir,,eirdeopiarsli.c4 induced them to quit the ,-,ractice of f books, an a .very • spirited engraver. He m ei n. % cent . ..t int actitioner, and they presume that their ;T ema. the. Public, p een S c .11heraltY ha was born in 'Dublin, in the year 1'766. Ile was - . ,,,Tit, c s :F, tr tt h ut t e e t " i y‘ f h ist ore !" 444 ! ) .y 4 -for the tuiprecedeitee enntwletles Ateler married, and • some time ago _having met with. (soured. • an 'accident which Confined - hint to the house;Ate- Patients in the conntry are reepiesice, to state the picketers A of their 4; :0 - it- , age, and general habit of lining, air lach.sing a sunk ibto a sloth or mOilietioy, which .ended' . t -reivintaitcelor AdVieirend hiedictatil:tyPhea the Niabi wilt he s suirlde. The Clretter'S 'Veleelt sat .on We flio ' give:" or rent loony WI" of the killedMs• At yeeterdeT, : attil eller ' the ' *inlhtttioiCo'fi tiltnis'aes, I ._, / .. / .. inw e . ;9 1 3 knd CO . 81irgeurs ' 13 % . ,- 11 " 41 : etie.2 ... Y eet ' Vii. .. " ar - *.; iiiiiiiklit*lnTreitr ti'reit'rirt , uildioildi l . ea t'Sitliiiifini •0ri ,4 7 --- ,,,, ---- - • --- • • --.-----:----- - ; • • •) . • .0111 - sant4•:' Primed atm l'nhlPhed, isti;,D; Loyal.", is 4 4. 4 Insanil. y, -, • • STATn.INAN Oerict.'ll7. leteet.strect. - JUDGMENT. NQTEs. 1 to NI CorriSpondent carcuiates' the anneal conteit lion of French skid other prliOpere of war,, recent . 113aintained in this: 'country, at 2,fid7,l4'S stiipo of ' 14.16. each, of animal food; this and the decrbas consumption of the army and navy will, it is . reason ,sb4y.to be expected,,. reduce the present exorbitant fpiicb g ef meet,. whicll'it •a, eelioter lilt article at th presintt . piice, flat feetfoin re:l9y ' ago 0, what oti .torefattars boasted or dill joiiit'itid'a pUildin2 ' POLICS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—Smith, Williams, and Brown, were charged with picking the pocket of a Gentleman ; in St. James's-street, on Saturday.—. Johnson, an active - conttable, knew the Prisoneri, , and he watched them aboot St. James's-street, and saw them try and pick the pockets of several per sons. He at length found an opportunity of making a safe attack upon them, and he succeeded in attar ing them. One Gentleman who had been robbed identified his silk handkerchief, and the Prisoners were fully coat. raitteal for trial. ..RA:ratikt l / 4 0ARDEX.—YeSteraaV James 414., .10 apijieplfct eco - Mr. Edward, - Hatton . - gordEs t Ave • and his wile, were brought eV ; Barnly, irekistable, ii*.toy being charzed with steal. ; . g, and Willie mo tAd-itis wife . witty receiving, kw**. ri:g the same to have..been stolen, a great qtriet,titre woollen . cloth, kersymeres, - and retina' ether arts. . thekroperty of Mr. Edward. • The - Metiers were committed for *rather exams. nation. Bow-aTewr.—Yesterday Joh)i t Hickey, charged with • altering Bank - notes, by pasting the word " five" on the word " one," awl altering the body of the 'note, was .again examined and committed fqr farther examination. i• • '>l!'l KRIED. t. St. Gismagt's ginftlii 4e thesidi iost. Sir David.Ogilby, Liss tlizabedt Dunkin, of Maidstone. • 1 - • OLIO/. At Bombay, in the East Indies, on the 15th of Jnly last, Jon -Rogers, Esq. Assistant-Surgeon on ditt Establishment, whole • amiable and social disposition had endeared him to a numeroos t•Sconaintanee, by whom his early fate is sincerely regretted. I . On the 27th of April, at Stoke Newington, Willitonllifil• Esq. agoil t 9. On the 2.ci instant, at Westgate-place, Long Melford. Se' folk; Mrs. Marl Moore, the relict of the late and mother of the present Richard Moore, Esq. of Kentwell-ha.U, in the hat county. On the 4th lust. Elizabeth, a ife of James l'aine, of &swig bill. in the roonty of Betts, Esq. Lately, at his house at Hampton-wick, Charles Vihert de 51a , siney, Marquis tb• la Pierre, Chumbevlaiu to the King of Sardinia, and Knight Commander of the Military Order of St. laqioe, &c. ''• • s ~ ... ,