The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-11-18 00:00:00

~°!'. IV r~, y, ~:: t • rtUAA.'t oaf $ ....' .. • • • r .-anowr-sit.t..sositoic- • - ,__•• . . Aarlitli :following , LIUHT Pan COMPIIItti, WI% iteJostott•ferive Oil nhOgolin c l.,r.. _,,. ~, . . ..E_Tht " RopalTelegraph," Dover. Deal, ,ftinigalit,`llfargitc: - atre, -Catsterbio7, - gesershassai and. Rsidleig 4 k sea' •ist Deitch, Fiery •morniag at et , k past 1 0'404. • ' say' , trtt, the decided prafertnee Oren to the Te -1 ' ' ft . ,iii.thi Proprietors are determined wo expense 14 , • spared to render it the Jest *conveyance o* thy * 11, L. • . • i - '''r t - ' . •'' Tally Ito," itruilawitsm very fast Der Coach,M6ra :•-; tg e n s tA t befors 7 o'clock.. timing% Where. Market Wield. 1 '' !, 110446111. Fowl Stratford, Stoney Strattord,Toir • • selreedon, Divemry, Duncliiireb. Coventry. cud Stone 1` "LNo thdCillitle Hotel. and St. Gonne, Tavern; High eg - Birminghses.• to • Shifesil, • Wellinalon. itringrrorth; 'SI* Shrewsbury, Ss lap, , Ovvrestrv, Nast wish. Seatgor,l •Ts -y, Chester and Holyhead. •Drives through with S . 4Cimelilsen only.' • • - • . .! • to consequence of the deeldsd goretermaso gloss Is the Tully 110 Ciiiiik.the Proprietors ago Oulariehtect so exposso- Shall 4 • be spaced to remise It the 2rst easvoyasee'con the Birminghsis *tad .-• , .. .: • . • , , ... , Thit'Sovervip," Nestled fed Coach to Falmouth. Ply ' =Voter; Tristo,; Minds Paseys.'AshbimMts. Tomas. b, VFoy ..„minals Posimillit4 Sat Ihillitory. (leery f Mir 7 . olsventabFaststswiorskistaslistdmort. BtitV• s• Odd"; • .Itasingstotiri Nurtford`ltridgo, l • Black' Stet mid B t.' ,.. • MI . only Day -Codicil to Weymouth. (driven throng* • mitts two COdeltiliai Maly.) through Sassing. Waebenere, ithripgistoke.- Overton,- Whitekurch, Andover, Woodgewts, • Cartiallre: Salisbury: Rinudford 4. Dorchester, at a quar ter ph bectoe* in thie morning. • • - Pdekets frost Wvatoilk to Guernsey. Jersey. Cherbourg; itt: illaloes, .e.. Wednesday and baturday afternoon siett:Atisek: . ••i e • ' •• .. - •• • P oe •• " on; Chadam. Rochester, - Gravesend. Stroud, • oarne, Raiishibst. 4 Ospringe, Meriting, quarter 7 ( . , ' . * . , 1114.,,` halm," • 'Southampton, Lyrninglon.• Lyndhurst • ilrileteleekleo rHasitigstoke, Ilar(ford-bridge. • Blackevater, and tags** ist teem four inside Coach, every morning at S • • ettiitk ; entices at - the ,Coark and Horses. and Vine Inn. ' 'tlinitlitoppton; by ' Are o'clock. This is a most delightfal .• • *sensegaltie to .14 Isle of Wight, - Jersey. Guernsey. St. Jintoes.. ikevre deGracy,.Cherburg, 4w.—The Proprietors 'Vibe above . Coda& hope.:to receive a continuance of that MOPPoff which has hitherto been expirleseed since the cone swithwtent Ara*" Union." ` • . _.• • i . s . Mere' `lityht . ',ay peek to Dorchester it hours only. =‘ , Bagsitot, Blackwater, liatingstoke, Overton, Whit ' .- .* Andover. Salisbury, .IYoodyeats, Cashmere and Mesisitfol.d, ateccipost b and 7 o'clock Pt theMonting. • lia and Baal,: -Post Coesehei; through (;kippenitam, . 0 44-bletrlborotigh, Hungerfard, Newbury and Routing, ha trey Afternoon at One ; arrive at the Greyhound Inn," i c,. London • Takers. Thomas Street, and Swan, Dr '. r enly elle.rt.Pitern bey. . , thitehei to' Wells, ' Bridgewater,Tainilon, * anti Plymouth it re:Owed Fares. • • • , i- The 't Umpire," a new Liverpool light Coati,. only One & NW in the Road, carrying Four Inside, sets • oat Daily &One ; arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon at 6, thro' Woburn, Latlibury, Northampton, Wellord. Lutterworth, Hinckley, Alherstone. Litchfield, Stone, Neiveaitte, * Kama • ford, Warrington and Prcscot. .. Rieentebury, Wellington and Shiffital Light Post Coaches, - awry Morning and Afternoon. Guarded. Barnsisple. Southmolion. and Crediton New Light fast Cask. I,every, A °Relay, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at yeCtock. ' The "Rockingham," Leeds Light Post Coach, sets Out inters Afternoon at Two; and passes through Baldoek, siggleswo-k, Eaton, Buckden, Stilton, Wanyford, Stam ford, Greilham, Grantham, Newark. Tnxford, Markham, *we, Retford, Hungry, Doncaster, and Ferry-bridge, at'. tires at the. Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, next Afternoon,' at I o'clock:. is lime for the headford. Halifax. bitipton and Budder:leek! Coaches, at reduced Fares.—Driven through i*h fear coachmen only.—Luggage and Packages only I.d. 'Pa lb.—Notwithstanding • Ike uncommon expedition of thlr Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and 1 r i alget, e public conveyance on the North Road, being Iwued by any other. . . iletWoeogate and ilipon New Light Post Coaches every Afternoon, al 2, 4. s in the Morning. Glasgow, Louylown, Gretna-Green. Annan, Dumfries. Brownian. !Thornhill, Sejnquhar Kiln, Canntock, Kings well, and all Parts of Scotland, a Light 4-inside Post- Coach Daily. Bridgenorth, Withal, Shrewsbury. Salop, and Holyhead . A`ers Light test Coaches, ei'e " g Morning and itftereesc s Tb't - 'rally Ile," Coventry Light East Day Conch, every Whittling at a quarter before 7 o'clock, through Itedburn. Mtn stable, ston e y St re tford; Tormenter, Weedon, • Daventry, and' bunehorch. to Warwick and Leamington. . • The '•• Express," to York, Scarborough, ii'llithy, Shields- bvitileilined.Neweaelle and. Edinburgh, a New Light Four. Inaids Post-Coaek, with a Guard liirarighotil ' • ,'sets (nit O(rj ;lurk; ng, by way of Newark, Relford,Denicaetrr, Ferry -bridge, Taileaster. Darlington. Nohlhallrrlo4. Durham. ,Ihrgelle, and' Berwick, and arrives al York the next Morning, AT' , liLniICED PAPIES.—DriVr* through ~ilk a caackm-n only.—Pasecnyers finding Ilecniselcesjallyurd On the .iourtery, may real what time they please, and thin * Penteed without an .-; isild itinizal fare.. Merloorungii an& Susindnie h'our Inside Day Coach. 1 . lru' .Ildb ukrn, ficadini. La»ibourn, Purina, Lydia %lon. i C t rseil • I' - cotton .Bairre, Ilautt::!:4, liun4 . erforit, 'Nen: 1 anziaolin Neii'Potc - - and 'mom - §....u.uf...,"r". 'Stamford tlglit Post 4 overt Morning sad Affetilp4 : : through Saldodk4 algglesiv44, St..Nepts. Auckden. Alessi lostry,,Stiltpg, Wendsford, Sit Sieektainer Vdrii ripke Peet twaxit • to. the . fietrpo lso. Siader l 4 ll 4 A P*l . . • the pi& 441'14 'Nag" . to - Sts• t l ekeiter.* • frilleierb satietels. Arewees4k, /Fq14 . 4 1 Wofesve lasesplon linmegjord. New one Inside Post Combas., Three Tlina d Day.' Sidi - Obe lifght oh the Road. - Shedd and Rotherham. WP0.,E0.0! lau de Post cosiest!. every Naming, called " The le..tpt•ete, 'ail( also ` 4 4ke Rockingham, e‘e4 Afteen'oitit; it grotiern Tke M Royal. &verse.' ohs BfeetiltAltlN 49,tt fasClcOki Cettels,, 16 hoar:, eche onierery afterntiOn,scareying 4 (lade only. paten • • tAtmagh !raft**, leanbingtita."Strum. Weedon. Dissetterp.; StineepSit Word, and Totceepter4 to the Saw 'o /lead, NU Street. RirMismokant; imotyske. next ' ' ' Atka* with' hes -'eaackisaini wai t The " Itiprees" a New Light Poet Coles to .11W. Lies' can, Northeave, Sande* and -Don ' -easter every okialsittop; al eight o!e*k to the Ceps; Key!, :filar -et Place. Ilya. each• also the " &dilettanti" WM. alicinoes at teitoek. The Raiford, Wean. lioddeodon and ,Chesissint Cider . Tottenham and Eifitottion Coaches 'daily at Neiman, WO past past taro „floe, and eight o'clock. ' ' •.• At Reduced Fares, to Leeds, York. and Dosimeter: Leggage and Package* at only two-pence, per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and . Co. respectfullk acquaint their Friends and the Public. that they will not be accountable for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings; Plate, he. of more than linie Pounds value, if kit. stolen, or damaged, artless entered as each, and the Insuraneg paid for accord- Ingly, at the Saracen's Head' Inn, Skinner-street, Sat • Mel, I London. ~..:.. lit, tiots's, cotioleafers -J. and and W. Btu litafford‘bire,,vastaalleasi and Odors-IL Rod Wu. Thompson, Hertford, coach and llamas aukars-J. 'Bath* - .l:'brisdiry . ..NewpOr% Isla oi bakers ant asintock...Nocssighoootostioftersi -1 . Uesds and W:L'happ.ll: - Sklnntir Onset, Beassiond- atroset i Tlockra: baltori:R. Buns and J. New also l •tan• Chalfont, •dtme ibditierrisialwlek tikomakors!-H, itoara sod 4. "fury: Doman sweat, Whltechipg, sugar »Boers-4: Kanday end J.' Otbdtd; Esegosnd•slrooftd,•:**** 4 .: V Irmillfhaut• haiitete , -*..adVLAlMonti Acao4 l . bankert(so for•aisogAWlVlldalgit-W.',7‘.1-I!Ovandon, W. L. Bieltaa, W. Roberts; Osui It. J. LOOM' Lilleebes inn. at torneys (so (sr as regards IV. F.lstd(unson)-1. - and . S. Ike son, Bruton street, Bond struet; Iroarsongers-J. Thomas and Birminghani, bdtterintut ohPos* factors . - • -••• . • • -• • ' • POLICE. • • Marino% Hotent.•-•--Aul elderly man, of verr.respectable - eppearance. named Jeha Mug*, was breneht before. the 'Doerr Maio*, charged with having embezzles' a sum of money, the property of-the East India .Conspany.. Altho' 'the prisoner hold no higherssiteation than that of clerk in one df the Comp any's watchmen his accounts in the l icar 1314 pos deficieat is the enormous sum of 5.0001. 'Before, however, the Company were - aware of the practices 'to which this deficiency was attributable, be disappeared, t'end was not heard of until a few days ago. when a warrant -was pot into execution upon his person. He made a wrong calculation, for he 'thought that the Officers of Justice would be obliged to pay that sort of 'respect to the Sab bath, which the Officers of the Sheriff yielded so reluc tantly, and be boldly walked into the neighbourhood of the people he had most Injured on Sunday last. A warrant was soon pot into execution upon his person, and as the Constable could not be prevailed upon to wait for a week day, the nnfortunate man was lodged in the altspor Street Compeer. • ' Joseph Chapman• stated, that in the year 1814 be wes a clerk to Truman and Co. of Little E4st Cheap, and that on the 2•1 of November in that year, the prisoner who was clerk in one of the drug warehouses, received! from him the snin of 811. rent, for the warehousing- of cottons which were thee cleared &w i l t from the warehouse npep warrants. The rincipal clerk in the drug Warehonse de posed that it was part of the business of-the tivisoner to mil ceive rents and pay them over Whim: In November. 1814.' the prisoner accounted to him for no more than 641. 14i rents upon warehousing some of the cottons alluded to, bat omitted the account upon the cottons specified in another warrant. In this case the deficiency was IV. 12s. The LORD alietta fully committed the prisoner. In theconrse of some conversation betwee n the LOBO MAYOR and Mr. Nobler, on the subject of awarding to watchmen and officers the reward of as. for apprehending vagrants, &e., Mr. Holder took the opportunity t 6 state, that upon no occasion bad rewards of the kind been given at that justice room. A few days ago, a man named Edwards was charged with having committed a most desperate assault upon a poor fellow named Frewin, and stamped upon his ribs until three of them were broken. It appeared that the defendant was one day beating his wife moat unmercifully. His little girl ran to a public home to call to her assistance the complainant, who was supposed to have some influence upon the husband. The ottment, however, the poor man began to interkre, the defendant struck, kicked, and stamped upon hint until three of, his ribs cracked. Ile lay in the hospital three week', and was still suffering. • • The Lotto MAYOR reprimanded the defendant. for such inhuman and cruel behaviour, and committed him for trial at the Session. (iuttonata..—RESTORATION or PROPERTY ILLEGALLY PAWNED.—The question as to the claim olio owner to have property restored to him, which had breo pledged without his privity or knowledge, and upon which the decisions have been almost as various as the cases themselves, under went, again, a very lengthened discussion, yesterday, before Mr. Alderman THORPG.—MI : Sitickell, a clothier , in Glou cestershire. had transmitted to one Foy, a cloth-worker and presser, in A Iderinan'bury three pieces of • biack cloth, value ' s between 451. and 501, to be measured, pressed, and Seished, Which Foy, subsequently. pledged with Messrs. Reeve and'Son, lied Cross Street, fok 181. Foy hai since absconded. and Mr. Shickell contended, by Mr. Andrews, hissminitsek to have the same forthwith restored ..to him, under the 13th Siction of the 39tb and 40th Oen: 111. com ru oily called the Pawnbrokers' Act. * • .Mr. At LEnwbe appeared kir Me.srs.lteeve,ohjected to the authority of the Magistrate to direct the property to be given np--litist, because there was sio sufficient protif that the cloth which was . produced waif the prOperty of Sir. Shad:ell, without the admisNion of his own t.stiotony.to that I fleet; and lie 01:. Allan) ronteede I that he was, un der the circumstances, an incompetent, inasmuch as inter. e-t.al, eitness.. Sbcon.lly, that this conversion of the pro ' petty by Foy was s felon v, inasmuch as.thuugh he had !tw ilit possession of the whole of tile cloth, yet lie separsted the pieces, and seating in two lots tO time pewciarokers,. WAS . . • .4 . ' ink .ff the. FAIL. , with having alarmed, lest nigh% the • iinsittent o f, his Amuse, ant) the .whet •.s.eighblarhood...ffe'i.rj.i)4 "ors murder ! thieves ! sod. breaking 'Sixteen" Pane?' Of glass. Male] Tomlin depot hat be Slept . Kith pelmet. : sad that about three o'r k this morning iti.jint4t4 0t of bed. exclaiming that therewas a thief astaer'tsiOtiesi; aress•. esl in black clotheit; and that he (the Orisonely . triustafartn • the lasdlowl.. Ii appennQ that th.Srew.m . no'one tinder the 'bid." and . yet that neither threat nor enireaOicatjA an sae way inn use the boy to olesis% if . , evidetire Was cor roborated by that of • tradesetms who slept in' the Same room. r The boy. when asked to explain his conduct, said .that Aim landlord ordered hint to.vvvele fo r thieves , is his !Musa • was resorted to by thew. and ' that he was I.4trinined to : Oen theoafarlit by bre 'king all the pines of exits he k adl4 reach, even it the expire of hi. h;n4s,whirh were settee igloo!. 'Cite general iarehentnce of the hoy'i etiannee. 'sot kis emniart during the eight at the • cch bootie, couplet! with his manner at tbe.oflice, excited a sospidion end , he ivy tshoorint tinder Some mental dei':sion, cod he was ordered to be detained until his master. wit•o s is a b otcher is White Cross Street, should be sent for. The hones heka a respectable character. I ? . THAMES POLMS.—.INPOPMATION AND CONVICTION THE COAL TRADI.I-This Office was yesterday thionged by persons interested in the Coal Ttade, in consequence of All information being exhibited against J. Ligtam, Capt. of the Jane, a caller, which charged him with having p .i , l the meter, meter's map, and coal whippers their wages, fur l having discharged the cargo contrary to the s'atitte, where by he stahjected himself to a penalty. not less than 101.— The Magistrate said he felt himself homot to ronviet in 101., observing the Act of Parlia.nent left him without any power of, mitigation.—The defendant paid the penalty, and instantly withdrew. MIIIC.INDUCT or A WATCHKAIII.—The guardians of the night have oflate been closely visited by the prying rye of the Magistracy, in consequence of the innumerable depre dations that have been committed by the wanton and flagitious nightly paraders. Yexterday,anottret .1. J ockion was bronght ' brfure J. C. ItitoDER4ZP, Esq. charged by Atkinson. an 11fficrr, with being intoxicates!, and incapable of duty. . The Magistrate said, the different parishes were at 'rest expense in paying watchustm to protect the public, and he thought the least they coold expect VS:!‘ sobriety.--.At present he was suspended, and if his character should to,: be found perfectly good on inquiry, he woull forth with • • discharge him. • ~. . ; On,the night. of Monday, the 3rd inst.. alrut 12,o'elock. as two men were going home from a harieSt ettp per,. at Loftho'tse, near Whitby, they were surprised tp °hirerr the door of a warehoese there, helonzing to '.Jr. J.Lonpstall, standing opens They were • indaced to approa ch it sOly. and on looking in, perceived a man, with 'a dark,JanthOrn, engaged in drawing treacle from a cask i.nto, a large tab.— They shut the door, and liatink fastened it on the out side, went to procure assistance,mnrl; era ;heir return, they discovered that the person they suspiete.l was Wm. Watson. it arrow ',salter, at floulpy Alum Works, who•w;ts about to carry off a tub of treacle. They immediately gave him is ► charge to a constable, but at his earnest request they per mitted hint to go home to'change his clothes. Noon after he entered the parlor for this purpos?, they were alirmel by a noise resembling the rush of a stream of water - Thty .endeavoured to enter the room, but.dinding• the tl4tir *had been fastened, they instantly brdlte it open, and etisco rered that the unfurneate man had . rattan d'o en; is.nd hail cut his throat from ear to .ear.* '4le capitol tEn the course of a few minutes. He was ab4t•O;t. yeari of late. and lived in Lofthbitiewith his" daughUVlithere . he hat three • houses of hisosm property. .• •.. ..- : • • ,i . ,• ~, .. RF.TALIATION OF THE DITEE otr..--Oetincto the many acsidents which have.hteTy •happeettf,;in coasequrncs4t ' persons riding on esit'Und wanes° . shafts , fetteitmg•their %tains in the road, &c.• the purislt officers anerftikt.i. of Elaypole, in this ability, have advektisid •attk.• eautichied all persons "from off:Arial - 11g in that maitiel •44:p:iitt of being proceeded •agstinst'arecor , fin ; to lkw.—A •feivt•ti tys ago, a farmer's servant, when riding upon the shafts 4 a cart, in the parish of flaypole, was rettkobstrateil .vrotdi by a person who threatened to infarmagairtst *ltlon-Itildi ring the conifers - ado% one; oc . the suiveyoi* of 'ate Atlo4- ways came up, and wiihnnt retleetijig that• lie istai•..3.,) pollen ling againstyle 14 411: , t;y ri.li:pir 1 a a cut , *ittotint reins to the 'ho:se, eqoeuragell the other; Pr,. Ictilltie ieltrination.: TA, farebar's .see': ant:, hostile, of erseng the eireutostanee, took:tile Witt; we'itl:ll l6 Tiree. the n•atis. ' ttate, Sir Hobert fietoti;aol it4l_,ii.f.i iiilti(ultiiiinstilli surveyor l.—(Arittiing•ktstu lietritap ', • . . iYinghant . Fair on We..l*.ti4 lash' was 'stitch' supplied with Welch ti.tork,tp iilt*.dr•4:er ' ilisitter we ever rentetuiter at thia.tatir of .ri;:etavVieee mere few borrs, and WOt silk; iltrit 4-; s ei n e at.l, - , .„1. - ptierS. •.. •• . . ' 4 " . . . '; ' • ~'' ' '• : n • .-'. l 3 ...,-- L , ... `;'• - 's-,.. i " 1 • :-:-..0 •Aa-vf'•.-:.,. • • a,. • ~, Pft (440. t , , t ` ,4 • ••rt.L- A. - it s• MO • a ' . 1 1 ; 41, ' ‘ ' ' _ i • . .~ • **-J 1t... , "i '''' - ' . - • , • • • . • . • - . ~ • . . • -,1 • . .. . ',AC '''''' ..- ..• ' ' •.-• c • " , a- , - • . • '.( .:.':\ ..' 4. . ' '' - '' '' .'. ' tk . • . • - , , . :. •.. - • . • • . ' • • .- • . • .. • ~ -,, . . -. . , .. 0 . , It. 1 )•• - •110 a . t ..., . . t . • . ' k . : r , . . 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Paw considered GREEK Gent.lemei , of 'ilistinction, perfectly C 011... !lifila bli" On l4llld _F : Ari3 - 4. ! diegui •''.... Dt • - i : li f ea - . ki.°ll9 i 11 : 1111..e .. 1111 . - . e"1114 . .• • ' ffe r" 11 12 ,..r,W i 11i W 0 41 444.. 1191 70 1" b 4d e Itari e tal e Atsi 4in sTa ll u l tto 4ll"l" theF l 4! li re l ef ia : wotild form a larceny ; and. thirdly, as arising opt of • this, epenat both to the &retest and 'modern literature of als :- 74 Ne g 'S. , P‘ 0 14041. Baden me, .10;it te r glee Neil!, .r .o r l em4. , I n. 'hel ms, y ou r . ...VI 1 :41 elf aviator et' this. sacot.appkbood wetbed of • eephig ir fl i "a: _C s a p :rld atie r .. . hoyden. Villas, e . . that Shackell ought first to have prot ceded against Vey for ~ . Maisoianiht.-Vhp same of &Alin COOd&Ditett•Of tioßaYal the felony , or at Neat ender the Pawnbrokers' Act, for the - ~!(ford.. Grimsby .4. Mitt Staff Uolis. I; Delis Ceedatelse. . racy % i d ,. 's h o d to:ottgapfs . qf illation, and Gratnesatiwil 'kn o w, at ... sat/pad r o t eek, _ undo. at a ear *. , The preinwileo i kt ow. 0.4 . 11; trots. from , rim nth Li a m ti . :lterftil pawning, before be could have any legal clai nto of style, desires to end a PEW PUPILS, OD MO" 8.. e,. ... . Wolff+ sr ha iiay obtain the mesas of taw . , . "'w '':l 1., .• " - • • " • ' ' ' hie ROA ' CeneA' terms, . Ire The Repress, a New Se-Ault•lus . ~. , y p art. . • einiiitelieb I thin-country. • . f • • .4.4.9triii;e. Rwerith ~ . eisefir • self ( igarei elg '' ' ' •. ' •,• .• ' ---'"' • ruined fo thattliialei A 111. Mr. Mlles% su •• a .. 9'MA . ~ . .?.. ii .. . „ me.. .. elaiitbie,post pilll i esl4 . A. • . on, ;. pone, rouge ileetsetter, Piccadilly, will rintetwittr - priespt ottritir.; OLD , RSTABLINIIIMr. , • „ •P - ile g, ovg , Nies, u .Dr iess aYnd, w n e s s , 4 t , o'et edi 'latpplin t in thirMsr 'Foot, on the 30th October, 'f r Y •• • ',,-. ~..-• DIVIDENDS. . ' • broker. eied afforded by the statute against the .014* n• • - .. It id unnecessary, as each of these points has been. r . e- papally contested before ; to state at length the arguments NA*: Riehineued.calteeflelt,' BerayAbrielye.. Ferry-brielyq. Dec. 7, J: Allineyiethla•aiad.F,-4lcsicisesoa, Lethiery, wee- by which Mr. Andrews succeeded in convincing the Magi.- . bo9B.ctorli, Asro CAR- Iteissitsrfr.astrAti ,Iffleii,rp,..f.irazitiscts, sl4tlnfrll._, Greif' . ehents- De:. Mk.ll...fsnseeroe., Cranking, Gloweestershlre, trate that they were all amenable , and after a ahort•constil.. • ET WAREHOUSL4ISiLIsa Len* . ~.., -... .raan t , &Woe.: Bigifeeig . de aitd • idack-' Sere far heave. tlieterdealer.-Ded. cc Parkin wed T. ficioliall,Hread Street t itioe with the CitySoliditoe, they e ere gavial y overruled- E. Nob o itx, penlry, S aid t h e - po li o ** resoeffi. ifirsiirsp; itstst 'iterfoinne . dbe Janet's* with Mt prinefeat44- . jonedbantr&TDreA t iepiacker.Sinibin Lase: wereblissl-- 1 ?.ea•• Mr. •Mley'-.foikrth objection,' however, was wore soccer,. IN h s iniiitato lestrect 'r. WEAVER'S aiteedraltiiiii agilsor - atan,Pcilch..fnithir!, - ~ :,.. .. ~ ..,.. A , ';''4, thane! ; P . • str,rt. saiscuor - Dda•. -0 . ?,„_ l r- uri er• fel. • thethirteentis section, he said; requited. to entitle ti , o i til f wel l 1 HCILD?lill; dab* belittles bleo'in P44B "g erl cref O lgd. "*f 5. "• 11 ' kil kiriswe et' PP*" Diseitßelnstderla. farteste-Deek 6. Re eallita • ustwAWY ...nor to the_ restoration • cif his oropeity that be should : gaar d iabiper t •ed w or tio_ ...__. :eintsny irtb.. 4 441 .f al Ma . 16. 0grat " a in t ' e tk ili f we r *Ilifie a il " Plia g if 0 rag i r . 141411/41 ; . ' 4 " - 14 Nr i a t ar" ' if ci 0 : Terf• 01 • 410 Vai r O ff illiA alir V e r - rove - that it had bi7n " ittlawtittly.',' Obt*ined,. or taken lahalweetsrshisir,attdetioe; 1bi.,.,.........0v r i--,, nA --ii- prr • flis fol.* DitiocT'•coAcir ro 'cAntiats... - ': Anglo:derailed,* 4 i m . ken; . • bog= s• sit , :',, g ,,,- Poigth r ipm.i ii"4"l, via- # • ,w.a.,, .vvNgrmoi, :, .4..., ... : K L _Fi..- 40 1, ;; ,. / , ------ -I - ' , MSc Nets ' keyed 4testent Mail. ,Cinsahrldo AASP;;A ti p it Orr,• Beekenister, 04A- , et 4 . tr o o theyt b biss iet 46. pi t. i o nSI Gob W.. proffeare.hrt7b.rit ii,enitlhc:l.icorastede,ltto.wltyebeyarlyttieirifivegvied:nnercentth:tr;.: slfstlizfala• _ 7 '6' steroer. -. Ma A lid' ews in 'his t canArtial ' evildc4-n0. , - XIE f" t Zr e vk r "‘ .--1 • ' kid' AP , M 6 7/ 6 1 4, 1440 , ‘i * NOON - Ercx!"Nit .-. •• , OAP's. B ar ren 4eppiie iiikesiliete. 1400iiffilli' lltotw eazir.-4• 4 • • , -.! . .. .:. , ~.. ; 1 1: 1 Y . ..! . the est rat le the teitropolif.. lUD* - ..i s s a r i 4 Diet 7 i'e erg, Sunday. A . if esarter b#orel. • ' ;:'• ' VI. Pell, W. '. • alstlswi mod Hash- -tiring tlrls objectioe,.-jruts -. • 'Magistrate. ultimate r ... Pila et Drs see la "ariaarg. - .... ' .: , . - ig s s u r e a e l LinkoMee, llbeeren ; ..Kirby, • r *=, triug,ilptiosli 411090414 , 4041Miti0b0t0 41•1A 6 :Itimi; deelleed ;waking *tiny, Ordec. .let ' the reseeratioa s i p t t;l ISt rwlestiets in price. • • •:.. • ' liseStiWu- Owiql• (Lrolikitt (flab _.. 04 1 71#1. 1 7. 1 40*, .80k-, . • Bid ifirMeti- ' r •'• l• ii&rehi . it.-Deo. de , , 1 0 3 4 ; .ciith, epee-Alio eel air there Dad been no .ire . fore.. if r . t b aS' lail TTa ta " Wa ll' • . I r l i f situdombj #eellW4 Meitrallill4ll6.4 , -• , . • • -':-:' '.. ,--• ' • ~'•'• : WEI . . ••• '' , • '141p00 .. 0t - • en 4 l:W. 1.4004 . *DI: t'llatriV.llol'4ol. 4 !KlitiktO'reliy ohloisisit.or ratan trdesge Peale leiiii • .: . . ' Oi ' . * ' . erica s lie Laik 'no ..,;., 7 ' " - Raffa iltsraaa , " 14ti 1 40 4 490tt7taaVa z i t , inht, l 4 , B* . 4 s „,s. t. 0 0 ; ;• • . 1, 4 . , Siuspsili*t.", • ' .4141/9410 1 0 464 .1!: '' . - • gi ois ied.' Ti t - , , - ,." , t - ::- ._ -. • . . 111041 0 1 1 014 h . fiVIX.Mr, .. l' ll .. 7W ' 4 .W.0 0 / 0 1 0 .c - • ; 1 -7 111,01.4 t* * - • .1' ..) steli. - Tlii r lt - IV be farliie..o4yrty Ism - , - Rao ru le s! ! 1 . 41 ,1 . 6.7 . pustesinvelhes,! iit a -,- : ' ' • _ •'s r las' -- Plellaistle RitateVV" wifit- lareker--DecAl, .1% P. Woisford. • Uillee °start. indtrewje- -, ' o a •' ' •li 4 . itr • a ,• 0pi , 5 , 000 ,...,.........,........ . „......., ;z .,.........„..,,...,...:,,. .fat e .. 1 4+. 11 4T,...„.- . . :Assaf, ,uotekfostd. felifil giot *Or :JO, Psikik : +Fatah. Dirmiegisees, madame'. iresenneger--Loatr.il, i t:: li t : 66 E 4ll Y Alai h • 11 ., „ mod ' " 1 Ps ihe Pli*Or • IS • 0. 4 1 7 0 1) 4 : . - 4 Lat ...4:4,;. ' . 11 . tri !Mq .• at alie Aaravaa'a A.'Reld,rissitee., ctrPreipt•• ._ • owner •ain ha his y notice. 1 statutes •• - - - Paik4kli,Sti: .. •'; '. . 4.6, ate:, •'• -,,,.-.. . Head" tra in Wen: i neos., • seal 'Niftily , . - , • CERTITICATBS-fl at. 0. . .' • 14rakaat the .P9wabrakers .it .is' 6 a 4Prrr ' a Ldieilied.tis "'• . . ... : PELT r . r.,1,1* •• ' tiiiiiptAktri ... ' Th e .ia '4 47 i'rasaifrri igho ho n our Ottereetlek *ILA J. Melon. toward *roe% perusa l s sqs s ee i trosiassiiio . ..,4l' thStheri/sal roc oleo Ilif limped; 'by. an action of travrc :, •,. wog* peria sasii.. - ' ......,b 4 h '• - t ii ,„„,A ifi,, Niver h i Agi nn ig Actepreietii*lrefer4opeeistr, t o fray other on this Road, Witliaghaw;Grest Miry le beise.atreet..Maryle bone, Mtn!) ' , Rpagity.„-Yas- v .ny.„..neyge Jackign ere. cbirgetli ; . ,,,.... il . A la . ox 04b,_. , 4 0 01Pila tir =4" 1 1 as the •_ , RtgaJ . ;.apv:ess is i_lcietm oat teroagl_titst r fias_h riewca-„ issi i g. Holman . Crritaire . rael. ri!ebff7presewahnNtee l e y, .Id . r. Dowling,. proprhajc goe ,4,,figi,m . illiett p Aeoldc. • 1-14.1. sisrlswwww. ° 1 14 ..,_._ nWn oal.p_ (3 Mu .ties asp . miser eA to I,ine poo9-a sa- -T. blasfleid, Salisbury, lutes draper-J. narrow* , loy. nieb gam with hpr b it 00,0 ill t1ip , 40 ,, iib , as kl-•••• , - .• ehavoseame, • w P.-. ' . ' . • ibmememd make. " 6l " d'aNebsb". ' ag-w cte l esor iN pr •Ili ebe 9l. Pefft.,:irtattitiridem ar , :rmare•coli!rai . ° 4 hks . PlaCt' L • aag "aft ' 4 " thwara; Ilia at mierth.at • • i. • Zuni ?the Sgth .octebnelpii; ,;hrin rite. vinfiii luaill„ - trosseusii,t3,l:7o Uloo.l..amoier.s.riaos • ,t, -. . _ add advosilaye, a. w all to . cemeePetal inter- . P ARTNERS it IVS DISSOLVED. . , si•• it - • -ii i • a nswe ar , c.isti ts .;.ani or s i tase rs , i gia, mstis ara ngssesuA atiar, ir. :nAtid iesisis al ionws sie eoss z i ol ksi f .urru s u a resito r aivil s itl r g urv e u he rr a ss pi rrs u a r eisur!dosoerioni London somiport • eTr.des w ier c s " ..radr.e4 , l6 , ~..„„„g m, i , , , ..l atifts. • and, oilier light articini., • . Also,. wpit • .hscilitt;•dtal-ls • ittliati' .' • ' . , . ~• '. ila, pope keys, oust Other L mattits; the Itrepetig. Of NW tChits' • .'. - . ' Ike Pra -WS gad - 'fiergaeltia that fav •s attfatt and tee - • 'd" id - T 'limit, - chee ism - naratensenei r. • .p up ils. • , .. • •.? . ''''' .l "..“t . . • -*. b -*e..aiBlll. ll l l Mehiat trAlsi.assils,sa:les. ll o9# l •• • Ciime 6o , - i • C . l sl'Wilati. . Witt Fe . Banter . T . . 01. , De . ,It, • sad . Mk Regret stmt, !near, me Arnie .itisaas,) 1~1: eenernedatiers •fit is equalled. by few and be elorpaseed Lees and B. Wigsell, No. 46, Lime street; general • .. Mr. whim' antl . the posing tleatl+eien Iffeirtitiel.-*teie sr ,: Sarkfttk-fitrivt. Dube*: std bi al t7 l2 ""Pli by. none.. _ _.., •, , , " if, - freiately . and J. XettigArtratford. - sow keepera,-1,4 portions of the stolen property, which . teat tbscellliii . ;Ilea** ‘th e Antted Kr"Pk"a• •:' ' • . . r . Staffordshire POtteries,.. ee, tight very' fast Coach. every moss and M. Cesrlae, Meecbester.bsessoadeoppet . .pawnbroker's near Drury .imne ; brit As iheafloloBll4 • • lop le cermet to orkftrainllff a Yoriffal stair. •-i t. , , . Afternoon. I. Lininit. Stoke, Shelton, Borates, Tan stall, laistressent seakers-J: *Pathan and .CI Marks,' Worceetisit. ' could not identify the prisoner at the twee •- ei the' perk's - c • ' -: .., , VERB VAST TRAVELLING •. ' LAwton, Manly Sad Reheat Chapel. Tills is the enly'Coach nee drapery-Y•. Pears* ash M. Matthews, Bristol. scone . 1. - • • wisp pawned thew, the case was further ronklidd ; until . • Ale Doric Das& 4tAsiennita MAlLelag &ND CA.wraaacar, direct to the Potieffell.' '. • • , ' . ' reinates-P..Catler and I. Pipio. Ewell, millers-and .ialiellsoh- Th urs d a y Best, . • . , %Z. : • ... , i s - : . '.. Fear inside Coaches:end keep good time, by . • Wakefield **ids Plog•Mrimbii. every !Earning cud- W..Struewiek and W.. Heyward.. N0..24. Cilpstose.elfnet. .. T. son trod R. ‘ rirrron thiansm.-Yestertiar, a •yeeng.b4k.bet hes-wee t -• ! '.• 8.- A. 14()UNTAIN sad Co. _ - . 4,q_er. 2 .4. 4r seaDeab le4s* .. •.. _. , ' M r s j e l e : bee', grocers and cheesesionsters- ; • • t. ... SARACEN'S IfEAD,INN,.. SKINNER-STREET, . Make; ; Nisetseit s ,' ilthfaciiircil.', l'arPeeleY, 'MOW% 'ed - -. u sif o oa r, p ans., d es t ors ,‘,* ai d . R. J a m i s on . old brareght before the ' sitting Magistrate, 7f.birgirif 'l7 fl tii'it ._ . ______ --- _ ----- • ' • . ~ i what_ •,br o rghisii s h,„ ga d Atid g me a kk tight 'cpacieg a ,ererM ut •Lnkaie_ est gCtlealuts -J. end L. Bentley. and W. Stels, landlord of the White Roar public flame, St. - 4ohn'i Wert, cnied oC diva (.;( w.t.a top , ' t riTng. • Aga ly t4sti.l V ;Alt lare4r • FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. WAR OFFICE, Novenae! 11, ISSS. • Id Regiment of Dragoon Guards.—Lieut. O. Todd, from half pay Stb Light Dragoons, to he Lieutenant. vice O. Towel', who exchanges, receiving the difference; Lin t. A nthony Rol ' fen to be Adjutant, vice 'Cowell, who resigns • the Adjutancy only. bib Ditto—Cornet Sir William Henry St. fmwrence Clarke, Rart.. frotn half ply of the regiment, to be Cornet, vice W. Cunningham, who exchanges. receiving chi difference. 7th Ditto—Veterinary S I rceole W. Anderson, from half pay 24tIt Light Dragoons, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Nesbitt, deceased. `let Regiment of Dragoons—Assistant Surgeon E. Tedlie, from half pay 89th Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Hugh 111'Clintoek, who retires upon half pev. . Sth Regimentof Light Dragoons—Assistant Surgeon'. Fern den. from the 70th Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Carter, deceased. 11th Ditto—Cornet T. 0. Partridge, to be Lieut. by purchase vice Crole, promoted in the 41st Foot ; C. Johnson, Gent. to be Corn 4, by purchase, vice Partridge. 19th Ditto—Lieut. A. Lane to he Captain, by purchase, vice Patton, who retires; Cornet R. Harrington to be Lieut. by purchase,- vice Lane ; W. Hyde, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, Tice Herrington. lsi or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Gusrds—lisjor lion. R. Clements to be Captain and Lieut. Col by purchase. vice Pacer, who retires; Lieutenaot J. Lyater, to be Lieut. and Captain, by purchase, vice Clements. 24th Regiment of Foot—Lieut. Col. E. C. Fleming, from half pay 534 Foot, to be Lieut. Col., vice S. T. Popham, who exchanges. • 23th Ditto—Lieut. E. J. O'Brien, from half pay 22d Light Dragoons. to be Lieut.,. vice M. 31-Leor, who exchanges ; Lieut. J. Miller to be Adjutant, vice 31-Leod, who resigns the Adjutancy only., .27th Ditto—Ensign W. Sleetor, from the 00th Foot, to be Enaign, vice Michel, who exchanges. 37th Ditto--Hospital Assistant M. Neill, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Robertson, appointed to the 70th Foot. 60th Ditto—Ensign J. Michel, from the 27th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Siestor, who exchanges. 70th. Ditto--Assistaut Surgeon J. Robertson, M.D. from the 37th Foot, to he Assistant Surgeon, vice Farnden, appointed to the Sth Light Dragoons. • 71st Ditto—J. Barry, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Stewart, promoted. 7.44 Ditto—Lieut. T. W. Yates, from the Cape Corps, to he Lieutenant, vise S. Herron, who retires on hell pay 24th Foot. 84th Ditto—Cept. R. Croke to be Major, by .putchs..e, vice. Arden, promoted. , 1 tilite Corps (lottotry)`—Llentenent J. W. liefsey, - from half pay 24th - Foot, to he Lieutenant; vice Ya:cs, appointed to the 7411 t Foot. • • • 24 Royal Veteran ilattalion--To be Lietenents— Lieut. J. N. NI-Grath, from half pay 93th Foot; and W. 11. tiriesha:h, from half pay Meurou's Regiment. . :d. Ito y%I Veteran 4attalion—Lieut. n. Dickson. from it if pay 15th Fret. in be Lieut.; Ensign E. Harrison, from ltitf pal Slut Foot to be Eosipt, vice. A. 0 trenhatn, who returns to his former situntioa 4:n the Ititire3 . 4.ist ; Ensign John lane to be Adjatoot, „vice William ,Ilesiet 9 PCIIon, who returns to his former situation en "the 'Retired List al Q...arter- Mister. BREVET.:7—.—Major Ifonottrahle•Jo'hn Finch. on half pay Royal Wee! bides ttauier-4,.ta lie Lieutenant . Colonel in the . Array. Mimic STser.—Asidstint Surgeon E. Niagrath, from £+H:l)4 iotb . Lisig pinooas, to be Staff Aasistaat • . 1 •=~ }. ,~;- I f r