The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-04-09 00:00:00

- _ -7•"""" R1..al di.....4-, . . • ~~ 5°.:,042. , . Aftmir I'ONTIt Ts. Commissariat Department. Treasury Chambers, March St. 101. VOTICF. in hereby gieen to on Periling(' desirosta' 111 of tbalresertilty to supply the folios** Articles :or the rut qj the Arnxy, rie 1•: PS A M 'to his Matjegty's Land Forcc4 In ('amieements. Qurtnrs. 'sad Barracks, in the ender-taratioaed i'neeMenend islands : Ca atbertand, Naraheirlectand, leroeasier, Isle et Mts. hlonenuth, That the Delieeries are to tweemener sad for the !KA Div of Mee newt; that Proposals is Weak*. saakeet 'up sad areried. Tender for Army flappike," will be re at this Offirs, on or he/err Mataihrs Me MIM qf April next. /but now will be rewired after retire o'clock on that day). Proposals mast be made separately for each Cooney 'and !stood. and meets Proposal most hare the Utterable* .s sneezed to the Under properly fitted op. by 1 eons of taw & s property. copying hermit .1.11 = Pant" tendering. in Dr alaeatt state et f do priated Particulars. for the dee pet/armoire of tier Coalesce ; mud , • Proposed rill be noticed melees made on a printed Ten ..er. lead the Priers expressed in words at knytis ; and I 'andel U happen, that. daring the eetatinnetnee of the rani red, narcoses should be sopplird hyrirlsesfthesa,me. tie gamest of the Stateepx on the Contrail and Rend paid is the first iostaesee by the Contractor. shall be re *ended to Partientars of the Caere:els may he had epos oppli dation at these Chambers, between the hears of Ten end lone. r 1111.4 HOl'ob:. April 4, 169.1. UR Court of Pireetors ,r Me I '-it• d C o n t ining of T .Verehants of England, trading In the East Indies, do nrreby give Notice. That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their house, in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday. the 114th inst.. from eleven o'eloek in the forenoon. until sit in the reveling, to ballot nn the following question. : " Tont Sir harry Venda Derril. Mut. lute of the Ben gal Civil Establishment, hr permitted to retnrn to the ser- Vice under the provisions of the Act of the 33d Geo. esp. 31, section Pi, with the rank which he held when he gained Bengal, agreeably to the Actor the WM Geo. 111., tap. ta. section 83." In order to determine by such ballot whether three parts in four of the Proprietors present at such General Court c.aeient that Kir Harry Verelst Darell be permitted to re turn with the said rank to Indio. JOSEPH DART, See. VIIASER, of the American Nursery, Sloane Sqtutre, Chelsea. informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public. he has put up in sealed package+. on the following low term+, for ready money, FLOWER SEEDS of the first coatity.—As the most part are Crown by hint+elf, the public stay rely on their not being disappointe.l with the growth and true to the names written on each paper. Two hundred sorts of hardy and tender, or all hardy annual, biennial and perennial dower seeds, marked for hardy. It., T. trnde►, dm, for *L.; 1341 do. 11. lUs. ; 100►1n., IL ; 60d0.10s : and 411 ito. 64. Orders by letter. 'twinning the amount, will be forwarded immediately. His brother has just received a small collection front American seeds. J(INN HUHGENS and SUN, being apprised of the nnmerous endeavours made by many persons to impose a aperiess article for their make, feel it incumbent upon theta to request the attention Of IteirTitilee - hr pnetillashvg that they conceive to be the original, to observe the name and the address corresponds with the above :—the geiteril appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive the unguarded, and for theis detection. J. R. and Sox submit the following cautions:—some are in appearance at tirst night " The Genuine." but without any name or address : some " Busamia's F.ssence of Anchovies :•'—others, "lit ti cts's"—and many more without address. JOHN HUNGERS & SON hating been many years ho noured with ouch distinguished approbation, feel every sen timent of respect towards the Public. and earnestly solicit them to inspect the Labels previous to pnreliasinz what thr t conceive to be of their make, which they hope will prevent man disappointments. &CIMINO'S NEW S SUCK, for general pnrposes, having Rives such great satisfaction, continues to be prepared them, and is recommended as a most useful and coovenient time. Will keep good in all climates. Warehouse. 107, Sr sn. corner of the Savoy-steps. London (rue ORIGINAL 1 , 11111•SAUCR NIIRLHOUSE.) ANGEL INN. Se. Svatstn. GENERAL OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLINO. THE following MAILS and other COACHES go front the above Inn : Paris Royal ria Dover Tuesday and Friday Nights. at twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport Mail, through Godalminv. Pe- ' tersilehl, and Purt%en, every Evening at • quarter past 7. and Sunday at half past 0. Oa its arrival a packet sails to the Isle of Wight, to convey passengers end parcels; anti a Mail Coach sets off to Chichester, through Drayton, Havant. Bosworth, &c. Gloucester and Milford Mail, through Henley. (Word. aid Cheltenham, every Evening a quarter past 7, and Sun day at half-past 0. Dover end Caaterhnry Mail, through Gravesend. that ham, aid Fe%ershant, every evening at a quarter past 7. an.! Sunday at half past 0. Froth Canterbury. passengers and p.,r eels are conveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramse,ate. Sandwich. &e.: and front Doter, parcels are conveyed to Folkstont Stadgate, Ilythe. Dimeltureh, Romney. and Lydd. NORTIIERN Caslisle. Penrith. and Whitehaven, Post Coach. goes troll Four Horses aLd a Guard all the troy. Po‘geS throng , ' Broturh. Appleht. Gretuhridge, Richmond. l7atteelek, rougiihridge, Wetherhy, .tberford, I/uneasier. and Graa t me (the nearest say by IS miles), sets out every tnor 55 I## v. and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passon gns dettined on the road. by business or &erne, hate the wailer ad:antler of their seats being secured hi the " ell ' Littlehesupton. Arundel. and Petworth Coach, Tuesd4y, nitride). and Saturday llornings, at a quarter before 7, •etrept Sunday. Kendal. Lanemster. Preston. Kirby. Lonsdate. •horiey, Ormskirk. and (landing. Post Conches, every af ternoon at Five o'clock, Guarded. tiudsiminz. sad Giiilaord 'Telegraph Coarb. through hingston, Oitton. Cobham, and Ripley. on Nlettilay. Wed ri,..toll,. and Friday Mornings, at 9. and every Sunday •morolnit at 7 precisely. and reams to London the same .lay. Osforil Light P•ist-coach, Mornin g at h a lf- past 7. through Henley, &c. ever) 111iet 'ester. Hognor. and Petworth Post-coach. Monday. t , ';ruuestlay. and Friday Mornings. at a quarter before 7. sruler and Canterbury Light Post-coach, Monday. Tues . I'M. 1111 "miuY. Friday, and Sunday Mornings at 7. Tottenham and Edmonton coaches (daily) at eleven, half- P lg t ter° , hr. and eight. CARRIERS, To Twickenham. Brantford. and isieworh, every Mon &y, Wednesday, Friday • anr!Salltrdlq. EA NIES awl Proprieters • Parcels and Packages are safely awl expeditionsly con veyed free this inn to every City, 'Town, Village. and Coaetry 8 at • • e in the folloaing Counties t it. :—Rerhs. Rucks. „ rowan. Devon, Do rse t, Ilittitf, Reruford. Slioerester. "eat. Oxford. Seaterser. Stirrer. Plisses. Wits. Worcester. South Wales. all parts of the Isle of Wield. JenteV. Ouse" - bsY, aid all parts of France ; and to all Parts of the North . ?Ike notice, that no package, containing glass. °Un a . Rst Viate, oast:, or Rank notes. itowever small Use e, will he aecounted fear. if lest se damaged our any "kr Purr* or passenger's Ingpoe, dOM, " de ' , at such when delivered at *a Vale. an I 1'6:4. fur acc-Jrd..ng.y - - - - r -- - 'T.'"" 7 . - • I 1. 4.' "l ' llk , . . -....... tAA f . :l 4 ( t . 0. „,„,,, ~.. . • ... 4 .... .1, _ •‘.. . .• \ , - . v • A " e 4 0 74t51. • I ss i I t. • eiS iii,. ( i 111 ( • ) 114 . )•Alt ' , • !vb." # w •••• ••• • , • air. . . . LONDON, MON DAB fem. a ' Me it Ss PICNCR. He retnetwel aid Said he could pet get them then, bit desired witneis to come again in she ironing. H went then, and se . vend other times before he got them. One time When he went, Davie's sea raid h • had rereiveti a letter to say that witness meant t trap tient; and gent be (Daris's ion) would not let him hire any thump. Witness asked for his mot.ey again ; they said he should have it in Saturday. Wit ness treat, and Mrs. Davis requested wittiest would call on the following Saturday. He did, and received his money. last as he was ping away from the house, Bates, whom witness had men there before, said, " they ruiKlit &swell let him (witnesi) hive the things." Witness returned the money to Davis, and she told him to route next night. He went; Bates said he should not have diem without It. Ith Wore was paid. Wits's* took it next day. Witness laid down the 34/s. and Davis gave Bates a lor.twn paper parcel. Unpin It iii his pekes. Bates and witness went together rite an entry in Brlerley.strert. Bat's !left witness and went to fetch prisoner Booth. They soon ranic, and told mimes. to go on to a house they &scribed. They all three wet there. Bate. the,. gave Ihtoth a bri , %t U paper parcel. She did nut seem to like giving it witness. Hates said to her, " why don't you give it to hint." She then pate it him. Witness went and gave thtin to Cligeon Taylor, who untied the parcel. It contained 20 notes, which nif tier, marked. Those now shown him are the save. Wittors% Robinson wait , rruss-rx:ttnitted at con,idur alila length by Mr. DCNMAN, but it did nut a;rert hi. exlinination in chief. 1:isli•on Tayl,.r, a constable at Biresalugliatst cam , - ;located the et i.lettee of Robinson, as to receiving the parcel from him containing the notes. Julia Lee, an inspector at the Bank of England said the notes %hewn hint were all forged. \lr. 1)1:x ‘s stated to the Judge, that no cridetsce was before his Lordship t.• convict the prisoner Va‘ii of uttering the flutes. Ilis Lordship directed eie Jury to fiii.l Itavis Not iiiiilty. Air. 1). then said there was is:s ideuce to prove that the prisoner Booth know Whitt was in the parcel. Ihe leartw , l Juice infornicil alas Jury, that it they felt nu don'..t ttiAt is .sit uum not know %%hat was iu the parcel, s:.e must leave the benefit of it. 'I he Jury, arte.• a sbu. t deliberation, idu.id hates (inilty, l'avis aid Bout!, Nut (Nifty. Siqglaun, f.,r putting away countrri:it shillings.—Verdict, I I uilty. Thurine 164, fur !tutting away 320 roUnterfrit Ouilty. ll'otta anal Ir. Lowley, for putting oA• 39 an I 511 forrge•d Hank of England note..—Ver Het, (Nifty. The ab we ►verr proved by a woman na•oe , l Peek, w•h w.ts employed to detect then► by the L ol,ee odierro. fritiva ll*:,"ork anal Thumas S.tadel!, chars d with ptittinz a‘voy .10 counterfeit shillingt. Richard Bandy said, he lives in Birmingham, an I is a liaw`aer. Was etiiiiloyial, in December last, I.v Redfern, to purchase base coin, and from hi o received tallowy to purchase it with. Went, on 'ley before Christmas Day, to the Leopard, in Da end. lViilock ;14 there. Witness Bike I him if e could Let a score or two of hard. lle said he cult! and went out of the house. Ile returned in a bout id minutes, awl brought the prisoner. Th. all drank together. They went out and a alked sot..e distance, when Sttillall rave n'it E.rc, 1414. li e d I , 1 ,. Witness gave les. t..r them. Witness went Lowe ani gave the money t.i lea tile. Cross examined—Bets his livior by hawking aboat the cowboy. Ilas never been in York tiaol. Tt , k is the tirr: time lie has had any thing to du with lota ) . - ing herd. Mrs. tian , ly, wife of the last witness, received so: .1 coin trolls her husband, and ;ave it to Mr. Redfern. George IL,illern, it constable of Ifirmiughein, Saul l ie em pl o yed randy to detect the utterer' ut have coil. The rein now produced lie received from Oaudy's w:fe. It was base coin.—Verdict, Guilty. nomer Greer', for putting off 39 counterfeit Ft 1- lings,—(inilty. This case, like the f .rmer one, ❑ s proved by means of a person employed by the [torte. A very great feat in walking was Ledo -axed .“1 Thursday by a !ming man, a fiesher in Kinl..s.rei.t market, Glasgow. The bet wee, that he would walk seventeen miles in three Lars and ten minute". About half past two he went off from the first tu'le stone 'span the Inchinan road, add proceeded to the seventh, where he turnei, and arrived at the starting post in two boars and six minutes. Without halth.g, he again turned, and arrived at the sixth nsile‘stc.i..e seven minutes and a half within the allottedlime. .1 walk:ng inatc:', for a considerable bet, took place at Perth, 0,1 Satgrilay week, between David Laing, vintner, a man about 72 years of age, four feet ten inches in height. and weighing about ten stone; and William Fento, tiesher, about forty-five years of agr, five feet ten inches in height, and wripaing about eightissit stone. The distance was three and a had 'miles, and hack again. The Pedestrians started (rota the South Port precisely at seven o'clock in the morn ing; and the old man, to the great ansusenteat of the numerous speetators, gained the match, by &consider able distance. .► spurting gentleman in the neighbourhood of Saines, who rides at le.►st 17 stone, has undertaken, fur a bet of 20/. tn.ride an English Ass from Staines to the Crown Inn, at Beading, a di,tance of 22 miles, in three .tirressive hours, within a mouth of the pre sent time. The rider is to give 12 hours' noti.e previous to starting. Bets are 2 to 1 iu favour al time. Maven AGAINST Tioc.—Mr. Wm. Price, of Pare ham, has ander Wien to walk 241 miles in 4 sonessive hours, this morning, it 8 o'clock. fee.") pan •as. The ground selected • isironi the talk.stose at East Cant•, l oose Farehato, to the II h-inUe•stone on the C dehester mail, aryl hack. 90ot wpm ore depersdiag on the i.sue of Is task. • " TAe Caw for which IMAWDEN fill is the Ail'', end *Mllartir *NI ..le _ V' FROM SATURDAI"S LO.A'DON GAZETTE. WAROFFICE. APRIL O. Ott, Regiment°, Light Dragoons, second lienlenent M.C. D. Mt. Quintin, from the gist Foot, to be cornet, vice Bruce, who egehanges. gd Regiment of Foot Gstartig,Ceptain IL Des Voeuu. Cresol half-pay Mith Foot, to be lieutenant and captain, glee J. Evelyn, who exchanges. I Ith Regiment of Foot, Ensign W. R. Derinty, from half pay 14th Foot, to he engirt+, vice J. Nl•Dertnott. wk.+ ex- Ammo; ensign J. Wortley. from the nth Royal Veteran Dattalitm to be Quarter-master, vice R. Edwards, who re- lam to his former hall-'pay. lath Ditto, Assistant-surgeon R. Radenach, from 39th Foot. to be surgeon. vice Davy, promoted on the staff. 91th Ditto—Captain C. Harrison. from half-pay 63J Foot, to be etilitain vice H. Obins. who exchanges. Oftto--IJentertant J. Catlin.ll, from half-pay 2rl Wept Oils Regiment. to be lieutenant, vice R. Christie, 441s.ollihilogea, receiving the difference; Cornet R. N. Bruce, from the 4th Light Detriments. to be snood limit,- null. vier St. Windt), who exchanges. ' Sith Ditto—Captain J. Btainton, from half-pay York Chasseurs, to be captain, %lee C. Jones, who exchanges. 38th Ditto, Lieutenant A. K. Huston. from half-pay pith Foot, to be lieutenant. vice H. de Lapasture, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 601 h Ditto—Supernumerary assistant-snree-m F. filer *right, to he assistant-surgeon, vice Badenach, promoted in the 13th Foot, 110th Ditto—Colonel C. Brace. from half-pa) 39% Foot. to he lieutenant-colonel, without purchase. vice De in Douespe, deceased. 78th Ditto—F.ngign G. Munro, to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Western, deceased; A. Nloutresur. Bent., to he ensign. vice Munro. Id West India Regiment. Ascistant-surgeon. It. Kelly. from half-pity Ist West India Regiment, to be assistant-sur geon. sire J. C. !try, who exchanges. Colonial Company attacked to the QuartermasPer-2ene ral's department at the Mauritian, secund 11(.10e:tom U. ti. Campbell. to be first lit'lltell£llll. aillkillt pnrrha,r. tirti-v.—Nlajor J. Wits. 01 the l.t Foot. to he Deputy gnarteresisser-general to the Kim's trtnws serf, in.t in the East Indies (with the rank of lieutenant-eolunri in lam arm)) vice St;:mhope. whin resigns. STAFF.—StaIt Stirgeon J. Artintr. M. D. to be Ph)sician to the Forces. vier Ta) tor. al. Ourgenn J. Dewy. %I. D. Irons the 13th Foot, to be :surgeon to Li,. Forces, vice Arthur. • , - mummy* - . April 14. A. Kroft.. Union-court, Broad-atriato at Oulldhall— April 10,1. Warren. of the Creased*. Imo dee. merchant. at Guildhall -April 2s. W. Goldsworthy. of Ran Taverw-erida. Middlesex, rope-maker, at GUildhall— April Ilk J. Wattle. Newark-upon-Trent, painter, at the RnttsM Acme Inn. Newark-upon-Trent— Ipril V% J. and J. Bower. Bradford, woolstaplers. at the Court-house, Leeds 1 —April a). J. Unites-. Chester, proeer, at the Pied Bull Inn. , Chester—Aril 4.3, W. Farill. Cromwell, eviller. at the Rut land Arms Inn, Newark-upon-Tema— Ipril SS, W. Pulle}n, Leadenhell-stritet, goldsmith, at Guildhall— tpril 26, R. Gower, M. Austell, Cornwall, linen-draper. at Wealley's Ilutel.Plvtattuth-Dock—April SO, J. Atkin. Liverpool- turf chant, at,ilte (Ace of Mr. Avison. Liverpool—. Slay I. J. Watson, Liverpool, merchant, at the George Inn, Liverpool —llay 4 J. and W. and J. Nlaemichael, T. Girton, and A. Bridgnorth, carpet-manufacturers, at the Castle Ina. Britlinartis. CERTIFICATEA—Arne. J. Rartraes, Canterbury, linen-draper—J. Pullinger, Itehiugeareil, Hants, tanner—J. H. Redden, Babiall-heath, Mosel y, itword-catler--J. Latham. .tbintrdos, grocer—G. Grilitha. Cannon -street, jeweller—R. Portlank. Andover, eamismtster—W. Ilodees, Newington-Causeway, straw - hut-mann facterer--T. hinunonds, Maidstone, wine-mer chant—W. and J. and W. Roper, Damens. Yorkshire. eat ton-spimbots--M. Berry. Newsome Cross. Yorks:tire. clothier—A. Trimbrill, old South See House, merchant. PAkTNIRSUIPA 111 , sOLTED. 11. Sloane and R. Rrsdburv, Preston. T.iverponl. brewers --J. Denton and R. Evans. Liverpool, welch dial makers — T. Version and T. Langhtun, Leadenhall-street. mrrehants —W. Heiner and J. Ashton. Liverpool. shipw rights—W. and L. Trotter, Lincoln. brewers—R. D. (lee and J.ll right. Liverpool. brewers—O. Raymond and I). T. Nightingale. New Inn Yard. Shoreditch, coal merchants—ll. Uoldstniti and P. Mitchell. Rartholonew-lane. atock-brokers--W. Bay Mon and R. Derry, Vork. confectioners—J. Allen and W. Hunter. Kingston-upon-Hull, sail-makers—R. Kinder. jun. H. J. and J. Kinder. Stay lel, Cheshire. wittollen mann faeturrrs—N. and O. Player. Hodson';-court. 'Strand, book ttkinson and C. J. Warren. Printer's-place. Bermondsey. atretioneers—J. 11. nut It. ily suit. Park-line. horse-dealers—R. T,ler. Ben. and It. Tyler. jut'. Rrocllev- Farm; Deptford. market-gart:eners--G. W illi. mot J. Cultist, Dublin (no trade).—T. Haines and T. lEcks. Cheltenham. hotel-keepers—J. R. Anderson and J. Parke. Old Broad street. Melo. Mlanson and P. F. %Mary. Kingston upon-Hull. printers—R. SL)nro. W. S. Evan.. awl T. SH its• bourn. flank-side, cn&e-tar and gas-light nrintli9eimers - NI. old 1,. slum nrd. Ureeru lett. corriers—t: and I.V. 11. iVorthinatoti. Ch..ster. surgeons—U, llithim,m and W. Heap, Wakefield. alt..rnies-0. Corks and J. E. Riackfriare-road, grocers--J. Palmer anti S. I lough. l'ortshill, haberdashers. AwrittGr. PRICIIO. CORN I ENGLAND AND lIVIILF4._ Wheat. .514. 34r. Id.—liarir).l‘.. Isl.—Oats, 18s. 3.1.--Beans, ifs, &I.—Pease, 325. 101.--Oatmeal, 10%. The Average Prier* of Bro%n or Mititcoystlo Sugnr, com pute:: from the Room% matte it; the Wrei. roiling toe 4th clay of April, is 34.. Oft, per ewt. .11:11 CliS IRE .4Ss 1Z ES. TRIALS OF WIIOLES 11. E UTTERERS OF FORCED HANK NOTES AND COUNTERFEIT COIN. THINIIIPAY, APRIL J. Jonas eilaspi• &oat, aged 40, eisaussed with putting off nn February last, at liirminglown, two forged mom purporting to be notes of the Bank of England. Jo'.n Lee, an inspector at the Rant of England, re• memhers Miian, Johnson litithit e being in custody, owl :he house of I:ll..ppel, the Coach an 1 Horses, in Louahin, where linrlaidge searelsel— WitneAA was present, and found a brown paper parcel, emit tilling several letters ; the one produced is one of turn.. (In the 14th February, i w ,t ne •-, appliea tion to the General Post Office, that if a letter directed as witness described should come t!tere. it 'night h.• intercepted; in cottseopience of which. la', in few flays feer;Tell a le:ter from assn., is the one shewn him. It c o ntained two 5!. hank notes, W WII ar e those produced. It was from the prisoner, and sizned D. S.: the notes are both forged is every respect.— Phite, paper, water mark, awl signature. Elliott proved the letters produced, signed J. S. to he in the hand writing of the prisoner. John Helmsley said he was an assistant in the Post Ottlee at Birmingham. Ihe letter now shewn him wa s pit' in the Post (Mee there on the I thli February, and •••tit olf by the Mail that day. taeurze Redfern, a constable at Birmingham, went on the 15th of February to prisoner's house. In going, he met the prisoner, and asked him if he had any thing of Iturh7,,ce's. Prisoner said hr had not. and I witness mi t ;lst go and search his house, for he bad nut say thing. Witness oent and starched it, and found in a box the letters which were produced. LA letter was then real which was writ .en h..• pri soner to Iturbidge in London, and was is reply t,, one received from bin. 'llw letter contained two mates tat .i!. each, and one If. Another letter w:s also read from both of which it ti as esioent float w rit :.rev the notes enclosed to he forged ones, loofa the letter contained forged notes.! Prisoner, in hit tlefene ,, . s till that neither of the let ters then in toert titre his In reply to a tut.-scion from the Judge, wlia.oh...r the prisoner was a prineiitol or merely an ae•ent t.) Bur hidge, the Jury stotel that they were of opinion he w.a; 3111 agent to Itnrhillge. aged 511, Edtraed Bet's. need 70, and the wife of Was. 11,,0t,'1, aged 40, charged with pitting :tway, at Birmingham, asn the 2•lth July last. 20 forged notes, of the Rank of England, of 11. each. Thomas Ilihinson said he lite' , in Birminghatn : is a station aher ; he knows 1111. lirinotoreg. Witness was euttiloyed by the police of Birmingham to purchase not. sof the pr:soners. He went to the ho I , e of p r i. maw Havis, who keeps a soup shop. He asked if she could let him have 5,1111 f soft ones (nteastintr forged Bank of Ragland notes): prisoner said she could, anal informed witness the pike IVA! 41. fur a seine. Witness left in part of payment, and returned in the evening shwa dusk, to complete the purchase, when prisoner asked him to take some saga (meaning base or counterfeit coin). Witness agreed to take smite. Prisoner conk' not let him have it then, but desired witness to come again next night, when he re• crier., the s/ia'.. He went by appoin scent, the night after, for the soft l and paid the remaining 111. to tmot pleat the percher,. Davis's son, who was in the Mimi., . received the money, and went out tq get the sop ones, OFFICE OF OKI/N.O3T. Irnit. .1. Ro) ol Regiment of .trtillery.--Brevel Livia -Col. R. Hull to hr %Nor of Ilrizade to the Rural Arillery In fret:in.,. Corp.; of Royal Enginverc—First Lieut. 'F. 11. Elliott to be 2.1 Captain : Second Lieut. 11. N. Lazileti to be First Lieutenant; Captain R. Jones, from the half.pay to he Captain; First Lieut. (I. Dalton. front tiic half-pay. to he First I.ieut. ; Second Lieut. I'. Frazer, from the half-par, to be Second Lieut.: Limit-Col. W. Itiosset. from Cie half pay. to be Lieut.-Col.; First Lien?. E. Niatsim to lie Seeond Captain ; Lieut. 6. F. Hordes to be First Lieut.. First Lieut. C. Hurt, from the half-pay to brtirews I Lieut. : Second Lieut. J. Walpole, from the h‘ttf-rits., to be Fecond Lieut. ; Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Charles O. fr.:flimsiest'''. to be Major of Brigade to the Corps. rice Illendield, desea•rd. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieut.-snot of the County of Soutlinmpton. - 4 14evets Mena Yammer, Cattle —C. N. Lefevre, jun. (lent to by Lieut. South ll:int% Yeomanry Cavalry.—W. A. llani,ionon, E•q, to be Coptain ; F. W. Aiitirry,(itnit. In hr Lieio. ; C. Itobritst. Geol. to br ditto ; E. Holton, Geiit. to be ('.suet; It. J Gent. to be ditto. PANKRUPTCV ENLAI:CF.I). W. %VIVA. nutley, Chester, chfese-dt.aler. from tie 11'11 u rho 25tli instant. SrPERgEfIEI). W. llsrriwirk, Alrrigion, SI,I rII, farmer. K. t•mith, Wesen Town. NretnerNet. termer. J. floreliam, Suffolk, cumnion-brewer. It. Burbury, Cobentry, trim ttt i t ig-manor4eteaer. H W. Cape. Lombard-street. grocer. to surrenter. April 17, 21, May 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Birkett, lane. C. Ball. Postford-hill, Surrey. paper-maker. April I I, 0 1, May 19. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Paterson and Prile, Itld Bruad-str,Mt. N. Brandon, Kent-st. Borough, boilder, April 17..)1. May 19 at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Brooking. I...etionmi-street. 'l'. Farquharson. Swansea. merchant, April 11. '3l. Mar 19. at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. Clarke. t•lari.r. and Cultoizton. Little St. Thomas Apostle. 11. Stanley, Jae:amuse. Laacaster. treilder. .1pr:1 13. 19. May 19, at the Aire of Mr. D. Robinson. Lancaster. Attor neys. Mr. W. Robinson. Settle, Yorkshire; and Mr. Arm strong. Staple-inn. .1. Wilkinson, Great Drifneld, York. coal-merchant. April 13. 21. May 19. at the Blue Bell Inn. Great Briffleld. At bailey 4. Mr. R. Ellis, Chancery -one ; and Mr. T. Scotch burns Great Driftield. J. Ilerbury, Coventry. ribbon-manufacturer. April IS. 19. May 19, at the King's Head limn. Cuv entry . Attorneys. \lessrs. Long and Austen, Holborn-court. Gray's-lan ; and Nlessrs. J. H. Troughtos and Lea. Cos entry . R. Clements, Coaentry, ribbon-matiutneturcr, and dealer, Apiil IS, 19. May 111, at the King's Mead bin. Cos entry .- Attorneys, Messrs. Long and Austen. llolhoen-conm. Gray's Inn : amid Nlessrs. J. B. Troeghton and Lea. Coventry. W. Flerriman. Ivnehane. Wilts. timher-nitrebant. April 10. 17. May 19, at the White Lion inn, Nlabi.shury. Attor neys. Mr. N.WooliehOUSe, king's Bench-walk. Inner Tem ple : and Mr. R. C. Tnonnes. lialteshitry, Wilts. F. Tria. South Nlcelton. Gevon. tanner. .tieril Mk 17. Mey 19. at the Fortescue Arms line. Barnstaple. Atbsre.ey 4. Mr. Pearson, Pump-court, Temple; anti Mr. Tanner. Seut:i \Whim. J. Matthews. Coventry. ribbon-matinfacturer. April IS. 19, May 19. at the King's Mead inn. Coventry. Atter:eels. Mr. U. Edmunds. Eacheitier-olliee, I:incJit's Inc! ; and Mr. Carter, Col entrv. J. Ayton and J, W. Sanders. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. mer chants, May 7. S. 19. at the George Inn. Neu eastle-upon- Tyne. Attorneys. Alessrs. Nlegisen's and Poole. Yemeni buildings, Grays-inn; ate! \les:4s. Breekeit and Pieilipsun, N..ocastle-tipon-Tync. F. Jeffs. Coventry, shopkeeper. April IS, 19. Atli 19. at the Kings Bea.' Inn, Coventry. Attorney a. Mr. U. rot- Excheeecr Office. Lincoln's-inu ; and Mr. J. Carter, Coventry. W. Jackson. Ilrietol. corn-fe-tom April Ili. 19, May 10, at the Bummer 'Fast nt, All-saitit•s-lacir. ltri.aol, Ammer's, \lrises. Poole anti terresseicid, Gray's- ; and Mr. U. Marlin. Evehange. Bristol. J. Paluirr, Ittigeley, Stafford. botcher, April lg. \lay 1, W, at the Reteley. Aiturasey s. Messrs. Stotieer, Dawson, and llerfilighllM. New B.'s weli-euurt, Liewolies-inn ; and Mr. Salt, Riegeley. It. Rieleir, tleptford. brewer. April 19, 17. May P.. at litvilellsall. Attorneys, !Messrs. C. ausi It. Parker, Greenwich. J Wright.liermondsey-street. Southwark, pros ision-mer chant, April 11. Si. May 19, at linilduall. Attorney', Alessrs. Jonesan.l Iliesrard, Mincing-later. G. Seaman, Hishopsgate-street, linen-draper, April 10, May 1. 19, at Guildisail. AttOrllCN, Mr. M'MiCiltlel, SUUtli sea-ciia.uhrrA, Therattneettle.street. H. Bristow, the younger, Uoy.EsCoffre-li,:ue. insnrat hroltet, April 10, !day 1, 19. at ()oddball. Attera:), Mr. James nun', Lineolife inestields. H. J. Roberta. Minortes. Ironmonger, April ff. 17. May 19. at Attoraey, Mr. 111v:eler, Catle-alive!, ltelbor 0 11 ' - t- ••• ,--- a Adi 1. I.