The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-05-09 00:00:00

w - 71 . ir } Faox rah, LONDON GdZETTE,-31.ty 7. The friende• anniversary at the City ly attended. York, was ' sent were.tho .. ,wlcke, - - life ! •, .' - Bulkeley, John Harman,. Esq. and Gee. Raiford, 1 .The Lona Csax.ctrA.oft deferred his final judg i Esq. Vice-Presidents of the lastitution ; Lord ' Bet. tent for are* days, on the ground of the Value of Offitts nfardneace, May S. ton, Sir . Clayton M , Edvi. Protheroe, Eiq.,. P. I Wm the deco rupees not being ascertained., THE' OPERA HOUSE. • • Royal Re/infest of Artillsry, Second I d leutosmyt Bob's Lug- &c. kc. After dinner, 104 boys an d 56 girl's, the 'WATERS V. TAILOR. . • ger to be First Lieutenant, nice )4' B. Dram , deme.l .. 4 : greater Pert of those under the care of the Sodtty Mr. HART moved for liberty to vary the last order --..m. bei ng BAN K RUPTCI 11l ENLARGES. . (the total number 175), walked round the made in this cause, which had been pronounced on according to • their several • W. Matthews . Woorcester, iratunbnger, from tbelMtiorMay . dinner tables, marsbollied the Petition of Mr. Harrison, the late treasprer_and to the .Icl of Jely. t tradee•-a proceseithi which afforded the highest ilrUP* receiver of the theatre, praying payment of the . ; W. Slarrwnmi ' LiverP444l"a"allaracturer ' (rem ti/eltb d 1 tliCatinti to the cot** - Th e acconnts of the 8 ° - strain of b' salary , which e *gra ted to him wW is May to the 25th of June. . . BAN KRV PTS. 1 ciety for the year ISO were stated at some length coits,• eel of a 'collateral trust fund belonging to the • J. Bari. sea. Westmorland-plate, junior Preston, Hertfordshire, beast salesmen, Nay Its VI, • City- road, and 3. Pd , :by Mr. Holfordostie of the ViCe-Presidents. He ~ ern , • June IS. at Guildhall, A ttornies, Mr. Connell, Staples,. ()banned thl42,lbearount of subscriptioni..... .. dote- I ' -.Another person was, allowed his costs. likewise, I Ina. Ihulborn; and Mr. Wellsjun. Huntingdon. 6. Fox, New Crane, W;ipping, Ma stonaker, May 19, so, b f o rm a iiiis .4 0 , .; 1 dens in that pet' wdsinaterially less tlee: it had 1 for necessary attendance , on that application; bats Waters, his when he first - becimesa. i. Id June 18, at Guildhall , At.orucy, Mr. Pearson, Elan•COutc,j--" ,— -- r -_. tk. iri• that! , r. Client , was not ordered to hare his, Temple. Kttetinteet 'with use concerns of the nst tattoo ; , co sta J l nor were the same asked for either then or J. Windsor. jun. Birmingham, contractor for army lean-; the exertions is the Society's manufactory had more ..4* .except pro farina , in order that it should not' chew, May 91, June 1, IS. at the Reindeer Inn, Worcester., /.. _, ,.. 9 Atwell's. %lc Hurd, King's Bench-walk, Temple; and 'Mr. • t h an doubled the produce of the trades dating the . :sweater be apprehended that in consequence of such . Dineley, Per here, Worcestershire. 'saute period,the proft-t of the work done latheyeer NIS lietiisian in theorder, hie Client was disqualified for; W. Mariiii, Doncaster, Meld dealer, May 2d, 27, June 18.. at being 321121 • but that the Society's income arising . " obtaining such i t . ate ' the Wool Pack, Noncaitter. Attornies, Mr, Pearson, Dos. „ ' 'iv as coats asm y.. • muster ; and Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holme, New from these sources wai so inadequate to Meet the in. th e • I L oan Cuancitupost observed, that the omis loa.. I creased expencet of the times, that several large slon was a mere mistake, as his idea on pronouncing J. Timms. Bristol, wine and brandy-merchttot, Jane!, / 4 g li „ii i ga i ,,k, 1- - IS, at the Con.mercial Rooms,. Bristol. Attornies, Mr. la :,'.7W"'ilr''.`, R tat tho Charity had been sPeut Atkin t h e' 'that order was that all netessary parties should hive' ..I man. Bri tol ; and Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richanik' 'ear t hat the ill were no meant of tetcreching the;, -their costs. Chaorery-lane. L ai ; 1 . , • il• ' ji a enseooelt s unless it should be tesolvedlot The motion not being opposed, was granted :in , S. S. Nino" Licaril.street, Bartholometr-sqoare. bolldeirb.,7,__,_ _l Illay 10, 17, June 19, at Guild..all. Attorney, Mr. Cosmos, , !RUM * 0 worobjects e the retold number' unti l ~line terms"prayed for. waihrook. ' . tsieeld be a resolut i on whick It would bat M. stork., Be*-[arse, merlons, May 10, 17, June 18, atithajefut to make and - diflicelt to' keep. rHe stated Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. &morel. Alarm:tie-street. 1-- • G. TAitly, Jun. Brlittol, cutler, May V, Is, June Is, at the that numerous applications were made to the Cora. Ruisaarr t'iiverti, Bristol. Attitudes, Mram Poole and Green- • m itt ee at each of their weekly meetings, in favour of find, Gray's lon 4 aad Mr. Martin, Bristol. •L .1. Ash, Plunitree.strert, Bionmsburyo )4uord-coder May , . ~ v er y young c hildren, whom the) , • were tompelkod, s', .11:ne 18, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tacker, liirtlett's• - from *estate of their foods, to reject; although they buildiop. Holborn. •echo • • ' • '" tfleW that * by inch rrju they abandoned those NV Acotit.ige 11pioerthorpe, : Yorkshire, cloth-merchant. May _,., • •• 10. '26, J u ne 18, at the New Nrasion,c- house , Wakefield . Attar- . children to destruction'; that he had 'lately seen in M . Mies. Mr. ScholetHel, llorbury, Yorkshire ; and Mew s os. Sykes New- te'a hot shoot time years of age, uodor son and Kooole N New lan. • - ' - 1 ' tence Of transportation, who was now, with several N. :hold, Portgeo, Ikon/Woke, victualler, May 19, D,..une , • • , 10. at the George Inn itt/aloud,. Attornics, %Ir. Poolden,: , others,' of tot iidt.Much more advanced, on board the Poi tsea t and mr. Sh elton, h Sesiions•Moine. '. _-,. 1 hulks at -'Portinvotith, on- his way to Botany W. Wilk Vork.rou , Kennington-road, corn•factrir, my 10, 24, Awe .8. ulliiiiliihnlt. Attornies, Messrs. Beabow, had . . • Bar He dwelt 'bit the. .restoration of • peace s - 4' inereased liberalit in the Sur At the Court at Carlton-Mouse, .the ilth. of May, 1814, present, tjis Royal Highness . the Prince Rvaent in Couucil. This► day the Right son. Warren Hastings was, by command of hit Royal Hitiusess the Prince Re gent, in the name and oft the Behalf of his Majesty, sworn of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Cnuncil, a►nd toftls his place at the Board accord. ingly. _ COURT olr JONG'S .BENC.a. - 44 T 7. • STOCK !MCNAMAR netts • ..CANSPIAACT. TUE RING P. 11E0 EXIIENUER .AND The, indictment in tbis • case having been. ttpolrtd by writ of certiorari on . behalf or the prosecOttob into this Court, from the Sessions in the city of London, Mr. GORNEY moved, that the Defendant, 'l3; Berenger, who is in the custody of the Keeper:of riewgate, should be brought into Court, in - order that he might appear and. plead to the indictment. .fie was immediately brought in, escorted, by. Mr. *t,. _ . _. . • . . han, Stoombuildings. Lineobt's Inn. .. • * ias a geoend of inerna*._ y - _ )1). , .. nmh, ly lib. .4ge ...., .._ _ , G. Cl.rhe, Beviughall.s:reet, Blackwell-ball factor,MaY34. ~port of public charities , =. concluded hii stmt.! pliwman and his assistants and the Deputy Clerk Jose 10. at Guildhall. Attoruies: Memrs. Torelinsaps,„;s : s . '7lllmulnk ' end Baker, (*o a th:ill-court, Throgtuorton.street. i'• 1 ' ; inept of the claim of the Philepthropie Seciett i of the Crown read thesprincipal part of the indict .., el. Hur:beg. Brighthelmstoue, weliterer, May H. l'i , . Jlwie - : to support , in the following terms :see" Therels ate mint (the reading of the rest being waved, as the Itis at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 11111, Rood-law, Feachurch- rikapit in which your bounty can be 'bestowed, with Defendant had already obtained an office copy of it). 4 ' stwee .' • .1.. White, Portehester, Hampshire, sretualler, May '4O, el,'; more benefit ttethe receiver, than in thtepretettion i It charged that be and, the other persons included . bum le, et the Blue l'osts Ina Portsmouth.Attoruirs, Mr.' and instructi o n afforded . by this Society, Compere . 'therein„ had conspired together ,todisturb the public • IS t :cider, Winchester ; Mr. 'Capri, Portsmouth ; apt ,11r. , 111 v, Falcon -street, Alders g ate..treet. , t he young persons who hessjust Fisted b5'et. 61 ..... 6 -.... 6 8--- - 4 -- peace l and in pursuance of such conspiracy did raise , • J. Gitlin% Ludlow. Shropshire. miller, May I& 11. June ' fore you, modest In •Hafir detneaneet, thaetkitly : and spread divers false rumours, &c. &c. .. 1e,,, at the Sup lust, Ludlow. Anomie , Mr. Hieemoor, Srues..l c i ni e e d i n te e • w o rk of Iftele esite mob, via:A.l ) • a rd, Blsh.latte, Cannon-street ; and Mears. Russe/1 pad 1 • f D also contained several counts charging the of . Joan.. ist4low. • ~...._. , -IsilePrful countenance of lifibtalicas foul ties Maltby ; fence hi various woes, as we ll with respect to him as s. %slime Hairsowen, Shropshire , linett.drapee, meat • ~..'.., : lOoks produced by i the regoiar habits of tabour; tom-' to ull the other persons iucluded therein. Jnue IS. at the shainepeare Tavene. Birmingha .. ....,0, A , i , re th ese With r , e pa t e an d s l e ety, f i n d sfi n s iid -nl e . I • Slesairs. !Wiest and 'Jones, liare.court, lame- ~ .e • The Defendant was then called uptni to plead, and Ide.• Bedford, liieniagintta. • -' ' r -•:--."-' - ..- '... ... P. . ' h the mierte end Ole sof this meteopoe he ,forth wit t le pleaded ,Atot Gulits. J, 8. 4rriesleberg, Falcon-square. AldengliSwellOMlPYl sa.. . lees to hard ,nsasel - Mr. Rscstauesort then, on ,the part of .t,be Da • , . , ram ' . Y ' 4 Y 17 ' 9'4' June 18 ' at ' 6l/ / 1,411111 . • -.A. "P rall i l l— ' . 4 1 eaSe'litt eTe ' ' • • gaily, 'end in a state of ; feed/int moved that • he isiiiht he admitted tole, liansetmse Gray's Lin: ~ , . ,_, 9 -W. H. Blackmon', Croydon. eare-deakwk 145wi1t,41 2 warfare with veleta mankintlee gsometinter, staling, that his boil weft in attendance s •ikr whom Tit, al Goildhal'. Attoraey, Mr. Lee r Urea:Orme lob l eta rk. • • • . . 1 " . ‘" 1 6 7 4 ! short leaN 4ll 4 ll, hauids Penner', bet.;- , thti Prosecutors bad due notiee.' - ' •. . X. leaser, Hai .144 r, )4•llSonidebn • • . tail _ _itteisee,' its, . , Wl,' 'heir* tow/mate isewsui Of 'bread ' , . -stad with, ! Mn (.'s nap B e said, that theme was -no objection . . . . ... , I -; 21 1 01 .1 6.111411. air: 1761410 e , 8aid u11abW W4 4 . 44.11111144141114 -Wwoot •-!'‘ . Glisill"ir • 1 * ' 7 . bill" ti- . 411114 11 ,110-dlshibeit, they were- perfectke responsible. for, any • brirttiziens. tltsle and t" Peititiglist b y ha • la 'distra- reasonable sum that the Court wbuideislek it right Ma SO, E. Watson, T. Nelson, G. Nelsen, and G. Glee% guished from the betels of the field—With eo know. 1 , to. exact in .a .recogniza n ce ; but, as there were Love - lane, Loadoo, a nd N ott i a o waril ,h o o,, es _..may 10, J. crisp ,!- ledge of their GA'bet that tbey.have heard him ap.el weighty charges against the Prisoner, and which, Nieholosaae, merchant-Nay ...4, ft.. Price, ftepnty-piace, . Blackfri r's:road. surgeon-June 14, J. and. J. T,, Frew, sled to in aaPa tho or of their-King,.bafthat they ! though riot read out , were yet set forth in; the in• Sloane-saaare. Chrism, nurserymen—May It, W. xemer , have been .taught to look upon those who atiminieter elictment, he trusted that the Court would make it R"ghit 4 d9 8 " 11 .• PaPer'akev"" jila i ilk J. ,H olt, Wlale: justice in his name as their natural enemies. Who i a condition in .the .rec o gnizance, Abet the Prisoner bane..eaurt. Lothbory, victualler-Mal Sts . 1 - E/m9" and J. ligthere if -to n pent lOu a n persaua y Falcons, Liverpool. merchants-Jane 4; G. Sanisders, g ages . • among os, he were see a child I 'ih id tte d il in Court on the day - of his street. lateliffe,eoalviserekant-Jone 4. B. Horne/se e...tiare of his life, carried away in a current our of Kis I trial. bary,Catharime.court.Tower-bill,torirfaciank-JaarA,J,_parr, i depth, and struggling for existence, or in the u pp er 1 Mr. Rtcireaosox immediately. replied, ' that he Want e ; &AM, itioaey.scrlyeat"..-Jase 7, C. B. V4ll , , $ 1. Onlys lea Geffetebosse. Heiberg; toevtesite.eetay lij i to thet 4.- 51. ' P.' 1 chamber of a house on fire, 'and without Ole, nieans i could not have' the smatiiii o eet ee 902 i • Lose, Mere, CallideaClammer.-4 161 Y IL F. B. 81 "Pdell , C O.' lof escape—who is there who would soruplea Few I lion. 11 " s " c ' et ' lagnras " -br " er-411 " .4 ' j * alkij-GaAilt sad J• i i ' to such achild from the danger . that • The condition was then inserted in the resilgiii.: -, ewatson, Hisisides, inerelikats 4 -14 sks? 48," J. Hatable, Feb ' gu "els rescue Pas, Durban*, userehase-Mty 14,G. hansom, Contliall Gum. awaited it ? There is no death move terrible than : ;Lance ; and he was immediately bound Witerdorlllilie, b*rs Mer c ha n t -Jew Ifis T. Hills, Owl-milli. weed's's)/ that which awaits the blender at the end of 'that : his trial personally himself in the pettelti et .4001. Troe's, mi ll er -Jape 4, W. Whitebrook,Cnitchetl4rian. w isle. i mercbage-lone 4, R. Partridge,' Climeat's inn, merchant- I career from which he is saved by this Society. !anal two sureties.inthe penalty of 2501. each.. ... . June 4, D. Hyde. Waltham 'dhlorY. kserz. grocer .- May Is , I I will put another case :--1 will suppose that.aoy . of 1 'As soon as the foregoing matters wefe'finislitel, T. Edwards. Mineing4ane, brohe-May IE4, H. Smith, Tot. ~, MI.-greet, Westminster, liana-den IL F. Hill, Wood- ar ou were passing es by thpot where a convict was ' the Clerk stated, that there was a detainee locYged street, Spitalields. weaver-MR*I.A A. Burley, Sillinghourde, ' about to suffer 'capitally under the sentence of the '; against him by virtue of a warrant under the hand Kent, haberdasher-Ma .2s, H. and W. Catthash, Maidstone,., la*—that you saw the preparations itakingto exe- and veal of the Right Honourable Lord ' Viscount - rarpenters-May /it, C. Miller, Aldgate High-street. silver sanitia-May SI, J. Currie, High-street, L a mbeth, comm on. cute the offender, the crowd assembled to witness Sitlmooth, one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries brewer-Vay 'JD, W. Eccles. King's Lynn, Norfolk, woollen- , his end. and the unhappy man himself taking his last of elate, which set forth that the Defendant, being draper-Jane 4, T. hall, Cheopside. paper-hanger-June 11, . look of that scene • from which he was about thus en alien and foreigner, and a dangernes. person to D. :stokes and 11. ilunt.South-itreet,Fitisbory.squarejmerrhants -flay 31, W. Wingfield, Liverpool, inetthant-June 1 1, .I. violently to be cut off—it would not be a small sum he at large in this kingdom, commanded auddirected Kjagsley, jun. Perdoo, Bedfordshire, sheep-jobber-May* that y ou wou ld scruple to pay as the price of life, that lie should be kept in safe custody in the c are of se. Pieett, Gloucester , saddler -klay SO. J. Green, Jiuddecs.., if . ti . Sold. corn.merchant-May '2B, C. Harper and J. Al`Whinnie,i la ue remission of the punishment could be pug - the keeper •of his Majesty's gaol of Newease, by eem e ereetve.eouse, Snow's-fields, Surrey, blaeltintsmuniflk- ‘ chased by money. This case is indeed imaginary— virtue of certain powers directed and authorised to *seers. . iit will never be in your power so to arrest the hand of be exercised by his Majesty's Secretaries of State, CERTIFICATES-Mar 21i. W. Mast ' s+. Bromfield, Kent. viefook ,. Thiwkrni,ifed ..! the e.tecutioner, but you may, end 1 trust you will, • under the Statute called the Alien Act, until lie derstie4d, Yorkshire, butcher-T. Welsb. Jun. Longford - , Wilt. 'by your contributions to this Society, p r event, in should be further disposed of according to .that shire, moo-factor-A. L. Meitner, Vine-slreet, Piccadilly,' many instances, the arrival of a criminal at the place law. ' userchaat -R. Flower, Olknon, innkeeper Nottinghamshire, , o f . Si —M. Robinson. Thayer-street, Sc. Maryut -Bonne,lloen-draper . execut a ion. Upon this warrant he was then remanded bails to .-J. A hem, Tower-street, wine- et. • PA RTN Ell SH IPA OTSSOLV ED. Lord Ilardtvicke, Lord Bolkeley, Mr. Boaanquet, Newgate. ~.......--. re Clarke and T. Cray, Rasingloall-nrert, Blackwell-h - / the Treasurer , and Mr. Protheroe. made forcible • • - POLIO. . tartars-B. Wilson, and it. and I', Williams, Manchester, cot-' appeals to the company assembled, in favour-of the ' • toto•matmtartaren--T. Atherton, T. B. Hope, Preston. and , T. Itt..a.rialt. and W. Bond, Chipping, Lantaitore, machine - Chrity; and from the manner in which their Ater. . makers — T. Johnson and It. Esam, Hone lane, Cheapside, rations appeared to be felt by all present, it may . lel Mrs 3 ow -110010!---on .Saturday,'. . Wm. Parrot! , warehousemen- A'. Sk diem and li: kloore,_Loridonlitrett,.Eitn- '' be hoped th at this Institution will be enabled, byen was charged with a snisilemeaeour,;ia --Imeiog 're warehousemen- milliners - I%'. Tyrrell and J. Stattetity, White . ' the b f .1164 b eri ebeti6 t o 'tend, ceived a hill of exchange for plot. Is. 041. teem Mr. Lion-Murat, Si ital.s q uare-W..aad C . Child , Lower Thames - increase in e item er o a s 6 street. merchant,.--.in., J., D.. and T. Smith. H. Hudson, S. instead- of contracting, the scale on wbidelt has hi- Sieg d s 9f W. W. Dankes, and Nt. Smith-C. Manatee and 1. Saint, inn. therto acted. oodestreet, Cheapside, woollen - duper, . for the purpose of getting it discounted, and having NOM ieh, saereltanis- F. Bourne and JAI. Croscheri Berme- , - i it d iscounte d . tall-street. woollen-factors-P. Parker and T. Partridge, Sr. i _.‘... own ose. The present was the first charge which Au g ustine's-place, Bristol-J. W. llaoperand T. Thomas, Old I London-street, tea-brokers-11. Austin and C. SwaiJand, Mit- : The Mauritius Government Gazette, of January am. Sorrey, calico-printers-4. G. Chambers and W. Watts, 1, ~. had been made under tile 02d of the K in g , which wag, clam. announces the melancholy fate of a pert of the crew p asse d immediately after the conduct of Mr. Walsh Coventry, carvers and gilders-P. J. imard and T. Norton, London, merchants-R. Syer, .1„ Gregory, and S. lee, •Poplar, and s sof the pa seeger transport ship Emma, which timber.inerehant.-.1. Bell anti. W. Redhead, North Shields, arrived at that island on the 2.6 th of October last.— towards the late Solicitor-General had been dis :Sip- brokers--It. Bradshaw and B. Farrington, Salford, Lan- covered , and the object of which was to prevent the The master of this vessel mistook the coast of Ma casbire, suers-t:. Precsey anal G. Barclay, Oxford-street, oil men -J. Bell, W. Redhead, and E. Watson' North Shields, dagascar for that of Mauritius, and sect a boat ashore - embeailement or misappropriation of bilis, notes, or / . valuable securities., lodged hi the handeof bankers, co,,mon-brewen-G. Rradman and J. Meek, ilello9ndser ' with 'an officer of the ship and some sailors ;, in agents, or others, for special purposes. The preeent of :meet, carriers-IL Lakin, F. Piakerton, W. Harding, and w hi c h , at their own d es i re , four a the passengersit Wll,llll 1 !it received it, L. Pinkerton. Li:icoln, eostrattors--C. H. Hunt and A. • 'd Id• frogs Mr. Stead the.bill• Si. Umbers. Hinckley, Leicestershire, hosiers-T. W: Dawson (Messrs. [roue/tape, Hence , - -_... Wilet sod Stirlind), of exchange in queltion , upon a promise to gee It'd's- 3 W. R. Scott, _ . Ibe Average Price of SWIM', for. the Week, eliding May 4, is rl9s. per Cwt. Averice k'rieeli of CORN of VIGLAND sad WALES, per quarter. front the Relate, eadbvg Wheal. I,lolkuiry. lte.Soup I !ease. I •thitot. Is t — s 2 - d i & 71 1 46 V 38 4 d. 1.. 4.1 a. 4. 26 1. 46 i• 61 6 His anyal Highness-the Pfitmca REGENT has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of (;reat Britain and Ireland unto 4'ir Jou Beritsronn,* Knight, Oaptelti:in the Royal Mlty, and the heirs wolf of hisbOdy gotten.—(Gmette.) ~ r . _~' _ . . . _... destined for the civil servlre at Mauritius, also eni- cou pl e d fay • filiad, and < ' bring to 'Mr. Stead the . barked. They were seen to reach the shore; the &ascent. Re ()bigot .11.041hrgoomed,. and the:bilt_mat nest morning no traces either of the boat or of any or terwa id s d u ly henouted„ hot he never viva itepro, of the persons who had left the ship in her, were to .cice to Mr. Stead, haring applied it to his o wn use; be found ; and after standing off and on for the The Counsel for the I)efenilaut argued, that Ida whole of the day,. the Karlin proceeded on her tots- offence did not come within the meaning of tln.ii.a sage. It subsequently appears, on eneeiry, that•the in luestioe, inasmuch's§ he was not an agent, .niis i , boat was 'upset, and two of the crew drowned ; thatl that description of perion to whom the Legislature. the rest were well received by the natives, and treated . "meant the Act to apply:. The Loan M A you eon ' with every mark. of kliohtees, but, that growing ceired the offence or the - Defendant to he estaCtlythot. very anxious le reach the Isle of France, they went Which the Legishitiiioe'ilieViti to guard ageless,. andl on hoard-a• Pirogue, laden with haneY , •h°* ll4 ow ittd - 6441 him. td findibeil loqake - ble trial'attiptieietiti that Settlement, bra *bids had tint proceeded more s ess i ons . -.::- • : :.• . •• • ?, .1 i than tweaty-4ve miles, 'si ken a gale arising , It np.:et, . :z.. ,ii../. degiorsotimill i talltoll.li . *:' , '1 t ~ . all the hegliahmen together with a vas t manilas' Bow-seasaw. gaug•ltsg,:telakliwsemieesaterf•it: `andof the natives, perished. Book Tokens be% very happily for the public, limb ,i ~.- • . - v. ,7" nettLitilttiog.r ' Or CHANCERY, MAY 7. tt cause of the late Charles Barber, who died intestate at an hotelip , years ago, leaving a property. of lona wt• which have been claimed by telatiees ) in a eery abject station of . , •, . •.,. , .. ... • PRIZANTIMPPIC .COCIET lair -.....-- .. friends of thisoscellent Institution .b aid. their •. O9. otl t I utry dinner onVidnosday, 'tits 4th *instant, In no id poOtint Ity of Londin Tavern, which Was no t the Adelphs tir:risi of Calt°"°l., lb ; Esci• • ded. Their Royal - President, the . of • 200,0001. 1 , portion vas in the Chair. Among the coippolti pre- a titnnber of his re rir.tho Earl of Hardwicke, Lord. ViCOunt life_ t _ _ z .. `yam distiiritel, end !foray be said of 'eMverti i [kiss: itbotls, if there there would be no coiner,. 7: 4 014 Siturdhy ri,kkackfinte4:4l4.tei :44seob, and Pliiiip Philips, Ittu;Atittaelm - 40141414. ed ' by Dickoes, belongleg to this. Oiler s uns4l... ....---- 1 ,44 1 in examination at the Office, charged skit Common titterers of countdrfert MA Toket..-: Thanes Edmonds, . the principal witness- win% the Prisoners, . stated a variety of interviews 844 1 , trahlactions he had with the different Priseners re:. specting.the purchase. and sale of counterfeit Dunk of England three shilling, and one shilling had si x; penny Tokens. Among them, w heti he. 'Piet th 4 :Prisoner, on Good Friday, was ISrlietitirjef f id Stoney-lame, Petticoal-laile, when he said Ite.iptf sell him some counterfeit Bank of England.-1 0 44 41 cheap. He agreed to meet him again on the beshieo l . and which they accordingly did, at the same placo i when he purchased . of him fifty counterfeit 35.. R l * of England Tokens for 31. The Prisoner Andrews was in the room 'diming the transaction. On Tues. day, the 19th of, April, he met Israel at the :hip Hprrblic-house; In Stoney-hum, the same house where r he had formerly. met, when he bought of the pr;.01 10 1 Israel, 33 counterfeit 3s. Batik of Rigland T ,, lcear for 31. The Prisoner Andrews was also present dr. ring the transaction. Mr. Westwood, (effect the Solicitors to the Mak i .attended, to conduct the prosecution, and produced the Tokens as purchased from. the l'iisonor by vitalism, haring. biSen marked by him, sad • proved them to. be comiterfeits: after W hien Thomas I;:tlnitnds, de‘crileed the pail led la nv• -• isrthe e t . rioud Intetiiewa Ii hid had with the Prisoners *rtey were all ordered tee find bail to take theirmiabcfot •the olftmos—fheniselves in 2001. eac , inithwo save. ties itt 1001.; and to give 4$ hours notice sif - theisk , . 1.1.1.4 GAL Robert Bleild . was bruiight to the Office:by '941. •.stion,•charged - with taking Mega! insurance' is tie Stitt* Lottory...-.The Prisoner was sentenced to he impridOed•sia weeks. Lucy. Germain Was brought to the oifica 1, Ack.. ons s ' charted with a similas offence. .5144fam11p tooced.torbeimprilOned two months.. . • BERWICK, APRIL 25: Geo. Lamb was indicted for knoWing4ll4wit. fully solemnizing matrimony between J. • Margaret Dixon, .contrary to the direction. at Marriage Act, 26 Geo. It. c. 33. The Prisoner was a Scotch Clirgyman, Whit • io Berwick, and bad been in the habit for Several years of attending parties wishing to be married into '. Scotland, and then marrying them according to the Scottish forms. On the 23d of January the Pr1;..1 soner agreed to pass the Berwick boundaries, and .„ marry J. Gibson and Margaret Dixon, at Lambertort toll-bar, which is in Scotland. The snow, however, was so deep, and the storm io violent, that the party found it impossible to reach the tell-bar. The IP r i lon ev 2 .therefore wished to retain to t3erwick, andapt,ually turned back, when two teen seised him by.the collar, and tunnelled him to. go forwavtl. r . lie resisted7as much as be could, and, at low saki, if they would only let him alone he woeld de any thing they pleased.—They then all lilt into a-invesset the road sae, - ivithln the Liberties . of iewit , sad Lamb, without coutpulsion, perfoneed lispeciet of marriage ceremony, and told., the- guiles that they were man and Rife. When itortsiover,howeVer, he told them that it was not a m e , bat tltat be would do fl better, when the viol . - l'Nelther the man . nor woman conillieted had passed a marriage ceremony, but. fltay took each othierrs Words fora, and had lived as *lan AM wife 4rllsiate. The Prisoner was a 94of' *teak Mtg. led and some evideoce was given tnprove him ilk • • • ,e Tbst Recorder Co.o4ow, tda the Jai, .1141'the Attempt •to •prove - the Prisifiver insane,. bed lotilly laifed ;* that, 'though he was a Man of ..week mind, yetilOmpecility of intellect was net such *au. render him . . 4ip.lmproper subject for punish ment if he had consolitted, the offence with. which he was charged. The JUry would have to consider Ist, whether, under all the circumstances, .any marriage had been *solemnized, neither the Prisoner, nor the parties intending to be married, having considered it ,as such ; and secondly, if it was a marriage, whether the Prisoner could be said to have solemnized it knowt:nAti and wilfully, he having attempted, in the first instance, to return home, but wes prevented by some of the party, who compelled bidt.to go forward. Thotigh the ceremony itself was not 'performed by compulsion, yet„ if the Jury thouglathat the Pd.. sorer (who was an old man, and rep tefirm both la body and mind) acted under a continuing impre:sion •of fear, they ought to acquit him of the present charge. . . • The ! Tory retired, and brought In a verdict of Nit Osay. • MARRIED. On the 4th inst. at Winslow, Bucks, Aft, !tithed Bigderstat of Aylesbury, lao 11i s Margaret the former pi4Ce. Also, the someday, at watlington, 11‘ou, Mr..tohn Bigger. staW, of Isling ow, to Esther, second datteger of Wm. Cozens, Es t orthe tt lust. so f o r me r place, Wimbledon. tl4:e ilnk : .r. On the i Francis iitansone, Count St. Antonio, sou of the Duke of Canaizzaro, 10 Miss Phstitooei, of Hanover-square. On the 7th inst. by the Rev. Philip . I/orld,, Thomas Nat Kenoble, Esq. of Mincing-law, to V irginia,secuod•dtmeldo Aloratio Clagett, Esq. of South Lumbago. lit HIS MAJE S TY'S ROifAL tin-hicks PATV.Ntit• 1 r . P.AKE'S . 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