The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-03-13 00:00:00

Tr) refs EDITOR Ok' THE SizliEitiMilf. BSS EX .ASSIZES'. INQ . ef".s‘7'. • t''( ; r • t 1 I 1 \ 1 fi t , • lifE STATESMAN. nuns smildMONflekalftit *Attar 11. • -..inessit-- ........wma s .—. I , dea T t lle ll . o j f il T r A ic w ium ar na l Y iled yse, Imn met tritia.rettintrtdnyiheiocolgri.tillimm,rpeue:sAuarntch: —am-- . • 11111t1.11i113. Sta,—As you some time since, in common with • Admiralty -Offite, March 11. the other Neespavers, thought proper to publish in Vice-Admiral the Rote Sir Alexander Cnchrane Crtetmeroarr, MARCH 10.—T. Turner and . W of:adjournment. the empe of a Report of a Motion made in the Court has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a Pratt were iudicted for the wilful murder of Henry ..1;41e aril (eene l , a mewever of the Boleti of Tr a d e , ~,,,t to nr . Rotolo-ores nose on uesday cdet.ing : stopped there in of King's Bench against me by a man of the name of letter from Captaie Jackson, of his Majesty's ship Trigg, at Borden, in this county. s ite . o'ol4 1,, heard the mob very, ramose., heats, 0,, sins ', .; Mese - , the most unfounded calumnies egeitist roe i Lacellenionian, stating, that, on the sth of October, These two Prisoners were tried and convicted at throws; went out the hack way, a an— Caine to the om it „r .;;; character, I was in hopes that you, would have felt it ; the boats of that ship hatieg been dispatched, uuder Hertford of larcenies, and while in prison there they i i i: s we v, ,•' ;, w vp h o /e e h to e i b ta yo w e a p hi;i m it a st n 'sts i , m ;;;tro a z t s .;l w h i n e i i t lfraw ; az at i yew duty to do me the justice of stating - also to the ' the directions of Lieut. Maw, in pursuit of an ene. made confession of the murder of which they were a fr aid of their firing. lie said, t• Not ! hey dart. s' no i r Ar1 4 11 1 1 ° : t T siZe " the rsna mo sa b id to , f w o e ll ' or h t i k a ß s. ve .W at it,wits etn n ein en ia t hatititorirhi le aner ; pontie the result of that Motion. Your not having nt)'s convoy passing through Cumberland and Jey. now arraigned. atm grrina into the parlour, some brick hats entered e ; 4., ) ,, v u5r ; dolt* so, however, I attribute to your want of infer - kelllslairds, succeeded in capturing one gun-vessel, I The circuestsoces of this Case Were detailed in motion oat the subject, and not to a backwardness worthless to carrying five guns ,land 30 or 40 men, with four mer- this Paper a few weeks ago. . soldier ask a footman for some shot. with whi c h s i ,, t oad ,, d b : co.—Pr who got IN , * shot ; h. ; , rd repair an injury. I therefore think it necessary to chant vessels, one of which was burnt, having In their separate confession each accused the other emou pteet: u c mes ould fai n i o n t i r t ecki the ll f e i c eee t th , e and ltl i i mmeiiately dupe shots .;;4 Inform you, that when the Motion came on before grounded. Lieut. Hewes, of the Royer Martnes, of having fired the fatal shot ; but Trigg;the father, bred ; heard somebody say, some permit is wounded. were Georee Ulph,a:irwaitieinsin and de hasid p r a e i t i i y in were ent oforci Geara:tto, w a , 6411 b en e lkti sen sin ti t e of ie t i to ev kli o c e he e n r ; b te r eas tb d e i tor efo isorn l l ;be to assist e toevrediriefaiz the Court , last Term, the ATTORNEY.GENERAL and Mr. Chicheiter, Midshipman, and two men, were said it was the tallest man of the two.—They were Mr. Puts, the Counsel for Mr. Hitter, admitted that wounded ; the enemy had one killed, four wounded, both foiled Guilty. the whole of the ex-parte statements of Mr. HIRST and several driven overboard. iVm. Seymour was indicted for the wilful murder wam,„,,,, rte, were satisfactorily disproved ; and that when all the i - - "IIIIPr - of W. Beiskam, at Malden, in this comity, en the h it e ra f n o k r In the tee ni 7 th rei r t w i i i i n nes h s alf w a ai n phrosizattedeywrihtsehnveedn:: the • 35th of October. Tbe, deceased on the afternoon or 1 facts were disclosed to the Court, there was not the l - 1311 1 11CleUPTCIE4 ENLARCIED. '7ll7lnedvielllnShaWtileFtlmetessurrSvathe oube.hisht:fimtisindliiutdenillidnnilladet'atnigilehfrbs3rlnsanitsk°tltytte;cttE;neunrel:f smallest ground to support the rule which had been frt .?. cArth, 4 4ln. l A ionly: b low at ota tt u j igo d 7thwark, corn-userchant, ' the 25th of October, went to a cow-stall in a Geie l granted against me, and therefore that it must be IT R. Ball, t i ontr i ll 4 oretoll flerit !neer kets from March lin the neighbourhood of Mahlon, to Milk hid cow, l leerre.. , , discharged ebb costs, which was accordingly done. Ilto apriL e, at Guildhall. where he was found itt a short time with his skull I iie wr a ,7, , ,, ta ,,,,,. Joseph p aw l ey, and William time no 1 1, I beaten in, and quite deed. An alarm was immerli- I privates in the'94 regiment, deposed that they coneeived . thr . i; In one p9int of view 1 have to regret, that the charges BANKRUPI'S. liveS to have been in dimmer. from the men ces a d dem , I conduct of the rioters. On of the 21 rennd: of hanll°clrturitig,esul , ttle-brid , carpeater March 14 April I • alely raised, . and every pro:station used to appro.. made against me were so totally devoid of truth, and 22, W i t r tl i Zehaii. Bs Attorewv ge Mr. M at New Mint i wee-hill.' I settled lo them. Graves and Fawley returned to the nano' so perfectly absurd, as not to leave it possible, even cunii.a.aaono.neit,,Borturnsesyi.h. .distiller, oa t 71, April ' 0 1, 2!, at bend the murilerer. lite evidence to as the Pri for the great abilities of the Attorney-General, to 'll,..Sedlow, Monotnent-yard. • sorter consisted of a great many persons who traced , fall rounds, Neitherand a ball each. and Clements 19 roundsrYatil two haHS. themselves nor any of their party wore J. Shaw , Ft N IVilson• and T. Mastermau , Arnclif and ' ' tothat neighbourhood. A little boy sa w t o e fereeitw cam. lOtir one word in support of them, as the consequence yarns. yoiktd;tee;provisiot; -menbants. March Ili. 95, April ; hist I barthe had toithorits , , as a civil ofileer, he should have arise has been that the matter has been finally determined 23, at Guildhall. Attornecy , me. w ow ,. a solmehnu _ oreet; , deceased go into the cow-house, ;old the Prisoner fol. Da niel Harris, an of fi cer of Union-hall ; from what he sow. ; ce d e i l d ‘l n i t l i a t v i e h d in ts k pe th rsed at te til e e n ui r o m b wwbei l„ sash silentio; and although the charges have been J. Hatton, sen. New' ,ross, Rotherhithe, smith, March 18, , lowed closely afterwards. Me heard a noise from 21, April 22, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang, America- ; the cow-heuse; and another person going in shortly • • d th i e m so w ld i e th rs ou to t s fl id re e Il th i e th ho b t a is i c i published in aggravated colours, &needed by aggro. found Mr. Belsbam covered with blood, ' tie was there, which was about a qua wa rt ti er tu pa nie st .ean n -b iii. , fully cor. eating observations or. the part of the Judge, in al- square.jivard, jun. Bermondsey, Boor-factor, March 21, April 1, , a f ter it , most every Newspaper in the kingdom, yet my 2 1, 1,11 e a n t l li s uir e h. e all eed Av r. rn i i % ey n , r 1s, t t •c ; asse t h iru ni t e nw w w boa th. well.court, I warm,. but quite deed. The pockets of the deceased reh D o e m ni t e ed l Il th e e ro t n c:st a im o n e a n y is , : f au t t h,; ote l c ai e t r were turned out, and his watch gone, which his . him as to the necessit , of firing on the people with thgarlieed cub complete acquittal has not appeaeed in one. The C. C. Deornsan, Welklose-nru ' are, sugar-refiner, March 14, tact, however, is, that on Monday the 6th day of 25, April 29, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Holt and Farren, i daughter proved that he had in Ms fob when he left l' , John Cripps was in Burlingto n -st ree t on t h e n i ght in gem lebruery, the rule obtained against me was, by the Threadneedle-street. t h e h ouse to go to m ilk t h e cow. i eon: went there from curiosity. There were shoot forty per. G. Itenkliati , Austin -friars, merchant , March 14,25, April I tseoenseiiniefertoeu*, dor.t .1f ! I ng 'L r. li kA time saw no stone th r o wn . t h e people house ; stood in th e street about The Prisoner was traced and taken the next day unailimous judgment of the Court of King's Bench, 22, at Guihnhall. Attorney, Mr. Pullen, Fore-street, Cripple- a sse t :g ay:y et , ‘ f fer the tly ho q uie teet i; w or te a eis sud w de as n h st ra ry rd eb a r by tn a fi s r h od ot ( a rou nd m o w . •at Tilbury Fort, and the watch was produced, which and by the unanimous consent of Mr. florae ' s Come. /Pte. B. Bradford, Stone's-end, Borough , dealer in British wines, itelittH sold to a countryman for 12s.—Verdict— set, discharged without an argument; and the Court, ' B. 14.211, Apr i l 22; at Guildhall. Attorules, Messrs , Boor- 1 Lieut. Edward Tract Rantien, of the Pre Gonads. deposes. in order to mark their sense of the falsehood of the dillon mid Hewitt, Little Friday-street. I Guilty. : p h io . e lea fi w t r l i y n i g new stu had o ek v el: k i charge, ordered Mr. {hese to pay me the costs of Ma3r.cl6%/1W and 21. Masterinan..Yarro, Yorkshire. butter-factors, , 1 April 29, at the Black Lion, Stockton, Durham. r -- CIVIL SIDE'. that on the night is questing he Raised in Burlington-street, st tea o'etoek ; saw as woman lying woueded, cpseistioael the e ar .tp po keti r . al me.o a lb s b. t aae o ebeeqd the cons c uebee a j u de se r , ierai who tts to bi l ie d reve h ; l n m bedapge t i h m at toe application. Trusting to your liberality and *Attornies, Messrs. Clarke:tad Grey, Stockton. Sense of justice for the insertion of this letter the first . ht. Wild, Whitehaven, innkeeper, April 3,4, 92, at the Tilt EVIG V. BIUDOE. Black Linn Inn Whitehaven. Anomie,. Mr. Clennell Staple This was an indictment for a libel, in sending a opportunity.—l remain, Sir, your most obedient . Inn; and Messn. Adamson and P evidence by desire of Lord Sidmmith. h as , ' Whilthaten * ' servant, 'O . [' amnion , C ar li s l e , commoo b rewer, M arc h 93,23, April gellows to the Town-hall, Colchester, with a vie w to • Ambrose Colley, groom to Mr. Robinson, was at home. at Maoctiester, Feb. 21. WILLIAM PARTLNGTO.N. 24, at the Hush Inn, Carlisle. Attornies, Mr.eiconen, Staple bring Mr. Sperling, the Mayor, into contempt. eight o'clock ; bespoke generally of the violence of the me), Inn ; and Mr Saul. Carlisle. I if was very well known that there existed violent , c and the danger in which he wits s he thought his life is dingi.r. ...Abundance of stones were thrown ipto ,the house, but be did i h ss ut h lt a ir n o d it h e a r il hi " r id 6 o lt d - thu hL4 F. Woodcock, Wyken, Leicestershire, inoboWer, March 20, : . corporation squabbles at Colchester. Mr Smithied, not see any one hit ; the soldiers tired w ithout directions. 21, at the Bulrs Head Ina. Hinckley, Leicestershire, April 29, at the George Inn, Hincltley. _ Attonties, Mr. Ware, Gray's the last' Mayor but one, refused to give up:: Conor . haVd l2 l a bt he ft i o CGl tma l ll nn say Prd he lid was tha so t rr M y was, that he had killed only two, he Wished he had killed bil7 Inn; and Messrs. King and Node°, Maddest. poration Regalia, viz. mace, gold chain, W. Biekerdike, Newstead, Yorkshire, innkeeper . March about il e i i si g m h a t tNu o'c il l i oc i. o ' clock on Tuesday evening , Mrß°ll i T na h t e n r . e w w as as at a violent 30, .31, April 2-2, at the Swan Inn, AberfOrd t Yorkshire. At- the ' 29th of September, 1813, Mr. Sperling was liri erse tornies, hlr. Lake Dowente-hill; and Mr. Granger, Leeds. elected Mayor, and the Corporation being met in knocking at the door nod stones were continued to be throws .1. Pee Cbeiseateam, upholsterer, April 5, 6. re , at the Die- due form in the Town-hail, sent Mr. Daniel Sutton, at the windows. The dinners were forced open in theparlonr, and the soldiers then fired. Heard them art it was with blank his Bowling .green, Worcester. Attornies. Mr. Baruebv, { Vox. ce-ter ; andliessrs. Darke, Church, and Darke, Princes-street, their Town Clerk, and two of the Bailiffs, to Mr. eirtyldee. The people continued t o t h row , an d t h e ssidiers Bedfiird -row. Smithies and Mr. li vid the ge,last Mayor, to demand again fired. Saw one of. th e s o ldi ers i n t h e .parlour Astir a A. C. and R. Rawl*, 110 am-street, Soho. wine -merchants, the mace, &c. Mr. Bridge met them in the street, pistol from the battler, who received it front the footman at has "Web S. 21. April t 2, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wade owTikererir"ytOow adjourned, to afford time to get the evidence footman li n ad an k y il t l h el son, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin-friars. and told them he had left orders with his servants to • , at. . htacgaie, Jeanyn.stree, St. James's. milliner, March 14, ere up all he had get, Mr. Sutton accordingly ' e els - 6 mum and h e r w y wan s t who bath denied th e f act awed ' 21, April 42, at Guildhall. Anemias, Messrs. kiweet and Stokes, htzd.oh:eaherd wished e sh f e ne d atisiorliall-strect. went to his house, and made the necessary demand; lee e y w L a i s iz so nbe rrY il h C e " h l a to d n ii t l ha led t l o h n e l; ' •T. Burkett rod J. Piumpton,Greenhills.rents,West Smithfield, a serval:lt girl, lau g hin g, went and brought down the printers. Work 14. 26, April 22, at Guildhall. Attorney, Sir. • .sir. Al boil, past sin the Jury agaia met, when Margaret Hoed, . mace-case, which was locked. This was carried-to Mary Trail, and James Anderson, sere ' examined, brit the Pullen, Foroetrect, Cripplegate. t i the Town-hall, where, by this time, a large meeting ,c ' 44' T ifi li e e lyt. J u r w y e , A t t ;f i rer t "m a delthe on rui w un n ol i t 1: n o -t h he uttn ib tuld iee . t a . half, &end I • DIVIDENDS . a verdict of tt It :slurder against souse person or persni., ; April 1. , 51. GAT. Slint.street, Southwark, ironmon,gev_.... had asscsnh'ed, when the ?Mayor ordered the lock parlour windows."—This verdict was acconspitoied by the fel ' April I, L. flortilge, George.street, sfinories, owed:unit— to he Awoken open, wile!, to ! instead of the mace, Stinz shot from and out of fir •-f.msit, from Mr. await 's front 1 ASIA 1, VI. S. Preemie, es arum. Barmy, farmer—March 31. to t h e itr __ t , AI 0 Mayor, E Se e m sad J. Walkinoton. New 'Milton, Yorkshire. cur rifts—Ail 3, H. Rinke, l'ainswick„ Glooceatenhire, clothier slo Oceiliitti et, the but to the infinite pril 1, A. Copeland, Leadmilaill.street, wateh-malier— with II 'halter Mid • rtinning tied March 91, : P. Theirtpson, son. and F. Thompson, ,{Mw, Pater. d ot ed ; • . , 10 °Mer'roW.4110kFri....April 1, C. Fox, Old -street, working- merriment of the bye7standers, a neat Mile gibbet, •lu is i t n . s tr (th er tee rm o ti pTa is loo : of theistry , that the M il itary acted iva, se stilted, wet . for this' the Malot awed Mr. Bridge pre- properly , t!ll eitterin4 the hinbe of 'kr. Robinson, without pi to w . p er antlicerityse to ran. ' 2dly. 11 is the op assn of the Jury, that, from the evidence silversmith. int!icted. • adduced, there was no necessity fur bring u kb shot at the time CERTI FICATES—A rm. 1. R. Whittle and T. Lutwyche, LiverpooT, merchants—C. Oreenwisod,Brodley-Mill, Laneasliire, cotton twist-spinner — J. M. *dm, Prome-Selvtood,Somersetshire, 'clothier—W. Ho. Y e t I thatMrt.hSetjeen thing g t Base grounded his detente, chiefly, Edwaod Vvse met bi,,, dosuh. - : • was wrong described - lu the indict eat • it was nets gibbet . , beemerely the represen . . odiv. ; lt is their opinion also, that the firing was sneoast,iw tiooal, in not being ordered by the Civil Authorities. , • deo, ilyebe, Kant, bookseller—J. Anderson and J. Brown, teems of one; lied holciinglein his hand said, wit.- : •Th e p • t• g c e „ i rims •A 4.2 Es Wita, who emernanded Wermwooteitreet BrontLxtreet, merchants-1. Worley, jou. thbr°S. c alciponatly be hung Ott that gibbet, It the Auslrian,.armies.in (be auupeigns, of 47113mel at the lennument • 'Collko-hastrie, Fish street-hill, coffee:house- Mr. would net sosperwl Mead the little Town Clerk. If 1794, died at Coburg on. the 26th ult ketke 77th 4estaser —T. Penton, Phil poi.lane. coal-merchant—J. Howland, pritinhott,. Thunpshire. dealer—J. Cooper, an. Aylesbury- they. had no better gibbets hi the county of Essex year o f his age. .4 one, the malefactors would all go Scot , - street, tlerkeowell, ironmonger —W. nd_ . Colekin, Co- thou that., . • • , A letter from Cu It haven, reedited on Itatnrtlay , men. gentry, grucors—A. Gompartz, Groat Winchester-street, Inc:- s chatn. ; free. - • Lions, that, on the lid ult. an AMethelrebefg; wither ! The Learned Judge toil tit, Jery, that he thought . cargo vetoed at 30.0004 suc ce eded - In getting up the PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and T. einalesite, Leice s t e r , hosiers — W. and M. Kinsey it ought to hate been dese,t4bed as.a - resemblance of a Elbe, eludieg his Majesty's cloopof war r oVough which —W. Crook and R. lootetare, Weymouth, bakers—E. Savage . • • but as the 'indlettneet positively avowed it , was lying off Heligoland. and W. Bonham, Brighthelmoon, Sows, , coal -ntercbants—T. Slbbet ; Westalsy, T. Stamp, and T. Wallaby, Burrow, Lincolashire, was a gibbet, they mutt find the Defendant Not = tract of a letter, dated Vie . ; nt l , 11:;b. 17. coal-merchants—T. Weaver and J.lorter. Lower-road, Wing- G,,i lt y, unitise they *ought it was a gibbet. V ero " ••thieliordltglVAli i r 104 gone to Csiert'to,pre staa—A. Campbell and C. Williilll6oo, NO-street, Shadue4l, pa nbrolsers—J. Alantion and G. L. Clifford—G. Bowan, C . duct-r-Not Guilty. i ; rent TAelieke .of Waefairtiroi' to the EmPeror of Nixon, C. Kirkham, and T. Chosen Newcasile.street, Strand, 1 : • , .1 AVOIAIA, S theft tow vottaiderable asitesint was con. paper-stainers—W. Watson and 13. Rawlings, IK - 111g-street, labourers in the employ of Lord iteenee. t leitted 411"ilit hotel.. The .4mbassader immediately estinimter, jewellers—C. IL Blandell wed J. Jones, London Two —H. Ramseur and J. Young, Watling street—J. Lowe and .A . mesa, and two pauper families a t W eu dh r id ge, i n ' went to the Dinec,ter of .ttnePelire, And afterexpt- Green, Yanchester, dyers —W. Culsttaw and G. Nutter', Cop.. a state of opele.nce by 'lasting en the high esteem in which the Police of Pell, Lanenshire-- M. and S. Samson, Spital.sqame, exchange- Norfolk, will be placed in brokers—D. and W. Cowling, York, grocers—T. Steel and J. centdecree in hancery, respecting the pro the re ' C which Vienna wits universally held, he insisted on the re coiery of what he had lost, The Director replied, Wild, Stockport, Cheshire, silk-spinners—J. Moore, R. San derson, and C.__Dey, Doneaster, coach-proprietors—A. Jannes perty of Mr. BARBER , from the East sad-E. Rose, Newcastle - under - Lyme, mlUinon—W. olessne, amounts to upwards or 200,000. ' • • Indies , .i that the thing was possible eneueh, Vide Lordship sod J. G. Juppe, illackinan-street, Southwark, furriers—J. ; world ellew hletiervente Crebe fast seneelted. hold Ward and W. Prichard, Liverpool, grocers—S. Burgess.and A feet eights since,. a tettliedian riding towards Plymouth from Litaoker's Mole, heard some groans, , kswikar mwelitid ; the thieve, , who were duo of J. Peet, Manchester, calico-printers—J. Livsey, F. Atkinson, and on p r oceeding t o •Ikelptpst, discovered a women , Me servants, were discovered, and the artieles stoke J. Spencer, and I'. Ontanharigh, Rochdale, Lancabire. cotton- • d him to go bank ! we r e reSte.eed spiuuen—el. and M. Birbeek, sad E. Holmes, Liverpool, mil- . His Excellency then desired the linen. :In the pains of labour who.intreate t• to Knacker's Hole, and 'f e tch her husband with me- Director to order them to be hanged immediately; dical assistance.' He lost no time 'in complying with but it was represented to hiM, that, according to the her wishes, and was retbrning with her husband and laws of the-country this could not be done, but that a sergeon, when they met a marine wearing the great they should be given up to him t o h e eoneeye d t o coat left : bye the gentleman with the woman to pro- England, -where they world suffer the. pueistiment . testher from cold. On 4 11 4, n:w a nt lo x, w h ere .h e ~due to liteir.crime. LordStrr wear having requested get the coat, he asserted that it was his own ; but the time to consider of the matte r , th e t wo d at i ves art , falsehood was palpable; antitaking him into custody I still in thg frauds of Just(Monifeur.) vim was senseless, 'but ! if rust be gratifying to the country to hear, that they hastened to the'rentale, , had given birth to a child, etrhitet . ity by her iide.-; y, had ton tonetn,l4. D. with a Society e t eminent Sorgeoes , The marine, after beatin • her most inhumanl g of 30 years eeperieneeinatrietures, debility,&a.bata TebbeilberPf the great coat. teetsbkiehed a Medical Board (to whom ell cases Sc, . fitATTON 4 GAIrDest.—G. illidgnsan was brought up ',..tefetred). at .Cha rlo tte-house, G rest Charint te..stre. t, f ar . en t at ha t i; oo, i n t h e etwt e lky of William I teeti, ...opposite RoweAno Lliti's Chapel, Blackfriare reed, London ; • where the public nre relieved from jun. it appeared that the officers .were statitmhad the bloat dangerous diseases withodt confinement.— alotte with several others in Palace-yard, 'near. the :. „ opersons-doring the agitation ..ham" Thellbetitettion . ' -- * ( 44.42, use et , preventing claims the attention of these who may hue attempted-to cure thentselvet, we who have so blind and unfortunate as to consult men ig. sVEI-ne ‘ da Y ni g ht Ilwri4 ' we norant of so important a branch of the profession, e and the Pr r u e, „..,_____ wh ose i mproper treatinen t have mercurialized thou. the brawn! 'r lettiis; . Oil brought menY to an untimely end ; trim. 'I t t e W ur board tre the heed face, nd *b 1 , ee,le Ot y ; sorneyes, throat, the • , wa it rie"ghViled mate'; "tigos noise in ithe ears, deaf , ... ftee're 4dirmse.sa of sight, often .eArling -its • blindness ; *I , pains itethe head and,Jitebs, fr,equeutly mistaken for 1100114 rheumatism ; extreme 'meekness i n th e knees, swelled 0 v 1 - 1 ankles, with a generalßebility, &c. are only a fry It t _ of the (heedful symptoms which freq u e n tly apecar " ~a . . after,yeivs and too often ter,bitters the matrimonial elate. Messrs. COOPUR and. Co. are consulted daily brill/ranks of people, from eight till ten, or by ' *Ol, .inclosieg.a fee (Coe no others are answered), etating.their case, when medicine and the best ethics is lent to all parts of the kingdom. They also ow the 'piles and Astons, without burning or cuttitet, amt give ativiee gratis, .on Tuesday, 'Thursday, sod SuE• ' , venornings, till twelve o'clock. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKF:T CRAVEN MEETING, li ls. W Er/NEU/A Ir.—Mr. Watson's Pericles, est. 71b. art Mr. fitimrttewer's Hamlet. gat. 41b.. T. $l. M. soDics. b. fr. tAßtif SPRIN(; MEETINifi, 1915, M N Y. —S eepstiikei of 5 'rt. each, h. ft. SR. 41b. each. T. Y. C Lord F. Rentinek's c. by Grsarin,, nut of Seapewell's dam. hlr. stvoeht-tver's. he Selirn, out of a Trurnyator mare. hlr. Craseo'. f. Nutfejda. Tff1 , 1 , 113 %Y. —Mr. Watson's Pericles, NC 7ells. apt Mr. Etuntieverr'. *lender Billy. yet. tlb. T. N. M. it)Ogs. I. ft. Eißsr ()ClttliElt Wat.on C. SeagraWes by Walton,. Bet. 71b. Stoneirrwer's f. Deena, by Ruben, list. 415. A. r. y.K) ft. S i'.(o hi I) OC it) !WA?. MEETING, 1015. NlntroAv. 11r. Watssoi's c by nick Andrews. Ra. 71b. apt Mr. Stoaraesser'Sf. Deena, Sst. ttb. A. E. 200 b. R. LIST OK TWE WNW' ITT Mt elm ?main a CIMINO a* tits cons aiLt, admit le aiiimetto. H. J.. Ikattoorrlbt .. If . 'Blowy. c a l,. f gp s - lt n. (701 f inward. MIN. W. litte. Sek. NAtitlnit. Metro:au thal4tem. Iminf A. PhilhFs, Gen. Asheticy. A. H..reoutt, J. Portman ' ft. B. B 'mtg. Aire. }1...1-yr%., C. Plicoll.S‘ A. B . .biogn.o. T. fl..ai ho. w, Sir 0. 11 0 1 e!t - i 4 ir M. . Buitervi..rtb. J. limit., W . • Knisbenn. A. B.negbb., Sir J. Burner. F,__ • ifinatilly, SirS. 'lntim . Hiprortb, HAVVlSionern.Sir J. Furdotf. Sir F. Jervis*, hi P. Slum. SlrJ.+lloll Ctle , aA. J. King. lAir S. 'D. Shaw, B. Others, C. Kilitt*t. 4k64L si.vsey. sir T. bit Curti. Air Wm. Ulm' tura, J: Gi. Smith, J. Illensh;, H. C. • - lAnxtrtn, W. Oefe Smith. Aid. Coserserstay, W. - 10•440 ,. r. Smith; IL , Dar.. R. U. Lubbock, J. W. Smith, S. n..wh swell, J. I, , izA, Sit W. Si. Pnul, FL Baronet. T. Manning. W.A4AISun oh. A. Ellinins, Cuthbert 111nrkints,sh, Sir J. Tnstoc, M. A. F..ocrit„ll. bleirrsisi, Jn.• Tierney. Geo. 3 4 We%. K. Methuen. Peal C. Vl4lle, 1111114 W. P. Postessaile, W.N. Mange, Peter IVillksiss, /P.sr 44. v... Harland, 4. B. Wh4tweild, S. F Tquhar, Matlock, W. A. White, Gifteirtne, Geo. Nugent. Lot/ Wilkins, W. Crahneu, Sir J. On.inw.Serjeast Wsnor, C. Tissa.zits—E. Protheme ami W. Smith. N'ItT.STSUIST CoUNTY MEETtNo.—On Wednes day last, a Meeting of this coenty was held at Salisbury, to consider of the propriety of petitioning Parliament agninst the Proposed Corn Laws; GEo. Erar, Esq. the high Sheriff, in the Chair." The Meeting being ton numerous to be contained in the County 11'.9. it was adjoorned to an open place in front of it. A R.'solutimi, and Petit ion,were moved by Mr. IfuNs, of Bri3tel, and seconded by Mr. Coa sts?, who, in long speeches, went over tire usual grounds taken by themselves on these occasions.— The Petition was immediately signed by several thousand persons, aid Kill be presented as soon as • possible to the House of Lottris.-;—The Thetas of the Meeting were voted to Mr. Evilly, vihose impartial conduct (although his own private opinion appeared to be in favour of the Rill) met with universal ap. plans.. Although several thousands of people were assembled, yet tt,ey ell dispersed in the evening is Bowornst?.—ctrturtfuy Thomas Strickland. who the mast quiet and orderly manner. keeps the sign of the Ham and Windmill, in Gseat In the lamentable affair opposite Mr. Robinien's Windmill -street, Haymarket, was summoned on * ' house, on Tuesday night, not only 'Mr. rim; the charge of having in 'Ms posseesinn re stolen 501. bank midshipman, lost his fife (son of Mr. Viz., Printer, note, •the property of Mr. Rowland, army:clothier, ' of Denmark-street), but a stone-mason w as carr i e d Penton-square. Mr. R o wl an d stated, that on the Bth December last his pocket was pick e d i n Covent as far as Stafford-street, and the r e ab an d one d t o hi s fa:e ;he wee found by Sir J. If. English, theSur- Tdeti (fin ain't:meting liis haw s geon), lying on the railing of Mr. Ki r by' s h ouse , tiled, and posted handobills &toot the bookseller, covered with blood, being des- ,'Strickland stated, thatial V'riday, the ly wounded in the head and other places ; he [Person called it.bis tureyed in a coach to it. G.eorge's Hospital; in i . rf he could be scownerwaartoil iiith doubtful state. A servant of Lord Somerville answered in the iffinuative, liken he sounded by a shot in the face. him a small beadle, Atid.rbed *eventing ttihit. Next interithi Se - Went — , ottt,:r mcvLTUNE.—Amongst the numerous soff er e rs tatraorilittary depreciation of grain and vestry h No evening, linii*etliinto the politest! rarming .produce, few persons have felt more . 'there till snee r ten otteek ; • he•then meat • !y than the Gentlemen of the stock-breeding-breeding l- and the sleet arrotaingstiked whitive owed, , who have been giving euormons prices fora 'lnformed him .the MO amounted tole. with a long pedigree, or sußarts.fronr:on Xt. gave him the above 501. note, which ledged stock, end whiclranow wifl oulyienTor *intent liking ham anylieslions, or lie butcher can afford for them. • 'lng 'h imto write his lame wale y Assizes, T . ci aspo i e, j un . ,g or ,s burglary. 'filliVeilon to be abet* *Storrs okt,,lbut dwelling-house of Sarah Font*, ot Whittle: ilidenl nut know kinsmalo. V&A. ". - order to 'find out the person Ina OWL ul assaulting John Land and George B ra dley ; ,obert Dodger, for burglary in the house of it l loco-motion east''' has inialeiAletteel t lloorlield, of Witoblington, and stealing two navvy ire itiiek4llllk. Laiiiateinfse *kir *pet .poons acre capitally convicted, and received lietint It antis Mac it . ice of Loth. The burglary committed by the .loaded coal-waggons, weighing fi fq..fooi` Cleypole, was attended with. very aggravated an ascent *Lida rises nine yards its' itances. speed of four miler an hour. Thp Average Prier of SUGAR, for the Week, ending March 8, is 55.. 10141. per.Cavt. .Averag . r riicev of CORN' of ENGLAND mod WALES, per quarter, from the Return, ending March '4 : W.hcat. I Rye. Barley. Oats. j Beaus I Pease. I °atm. e. d. s. d. ; 61 41 S x. d a. 1. 29 11 $3 0 a. -J. ;:- a. d. 36 4 AI 5 •'!! 4 seated r hars m was fI Pri " ed 44.11 P v h " * llL ti YD. Lori's , 1., so ' 1 • •TATEINAIrOrrios, 87, reef NI Mt. SOW, SOSO perste' "Kill) CU: a very ' sas sr AG.t by the other 1; severe!) fanr,ll, Rill WI 111 . what th A! in the d lay, and and Rol inhn 13 silver sentence culprit ( c:•ruruct w. 4 r of Im. tely Of re- ed, hip eid of lee the trn. he I.ni bet Cto !tit EL red .'et I "ire het NJ, lit (le es lien TO 11 N 'all Irf , tr I t (: j'a creci let to o it IC r] 11A Mt I,nd 1. It tAito pert strtil f lon - oti ; and )r v‘el 11 l ily ▪ plod tour Si lr Dix I ba N I o . +he r Bra n Cliet Hari dray wiod eire e Vitt • • • Z:nbfenli\ rittischsized. • roal.hear the Prig plod to Awing tin Ike a /ha pre rent h protection ta,St. Marge and Oes M takenrgi • on, he adv ' —•%.• ....au a ses ,z - ivisanottaro, near4ln er p ar g is a ajt ju oa t axAcompascatinawentitig the town. riotous assemblage of.persons.during the agitation rid Instant, the-Corn Bill ; that on watsiesday night . thareW•wit and at • en uncommon crow4l collect;d together, and the Pr bed, and Neer in the.midit of them, seated on th e hrawne s diehroied ' to ,mot tit a lusty coal-heiever haranguing toe sur • tbandintantlitots. ott Static:matt of the office 'nal ref . tte4ieperee taw crowd and Itekti.the orator how cue our, and eta ' tie*, slttwunfettesste I?rismpw was thrown famon.li art .urto 'bed sinattil peat warsoher,atopt coal-heaver : , whoovim *rid,' At,tscOl officer!, threw the i i risoner tn.* . ed.; that coati, and as the oflicers attempted to seize Mai l 't I he chaffed crowd 'prevented flier n; by thenwing the untositentt r wren retkuir ePrisoner from Otte to another like a shuttte-coek t• 'he . 3 • .hingthawasewf doom e d/S ots /t o prevent his being t kit thee ht h b r the miens, thing, him -(er protection ower , the leo dismissed, i Tapi t ig In thu.Cpirch.yord.of St. Margaret'.; here b 1. was followed by the officers, and taken into custody Wted, which In the fray he lost hit hat and shoes; and in this star frsachis • . *lt 'lighter, ttiit"Alati.'llol : mteietimkthrft • was ditooirsistl•tlit root lobs, op fbit l NsaltdoWili'ile r strttnk at . the time oY histnaking vale a Aittb,a 'tits SiiiiNot, litit it *as 'inpossible ti col/041ln sileattingnir ifillEhalliti*krdiselstra4tk • •