The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-22 00:00:00

I hog you to take your eyes, for a little, from iTatv) , or and 13-Igium, and to cast them on the other aide of the Atlantic, where you will gee what is much more dangerous to England than is the army I.l' Napoleon, numerous and brave as that army may be. . • I am, &C. Botley, 17th May s 1815. WM. CO BBETT. L 4 INTN,LLIGENCE. COURT OF RACIIRQURR, MAY ta. • " ;DEFALCATION. Tilt ATTOUNST•GSMINAL e. OGLE. This was a proceeding by fleri faddy against C..lnsiel Ogle, to recover 12,3561. due to the War art moot. l'be SOLICITOR-GENERAL said, the question the Jur) had in try would be very short and plain.— Colonel Ogle war. employed to levy men for his Ma jcsty's service, and he was to receive payment for -every man delivered at Chatham barracks. De re relied considerable sums from Government, and it became necessary that his accounts should he re turned to the Secretary of %Var. It appeared in those accounts, delivered in 1800, that there had been ovcrchirges, and it was necessary the same slould be examined' by the Secretary of War. A timid oas entered into by Col. Ogle, the condition 'of which ots, that three months after the state of the accsoits should he declared by the Secretary at War. COl. Ogle should pay the balance; anil if he did 4 . f , rot it, all costs and charges for law expences should be struck off. The charge in the fteri facius nut, that hP did not pay the balance at the end of three mouths, and all the Solioito . t-General had to tto was in , sely to read the declaration of Lord Viscount Palmerston, the Secretary of War, and c!ains a verdict on the Defendant's bond. The LesituAl golicii , n• then read Lord Palmerston's de claration. It stated, that his Lordship havinces amissed the accounts of John Ogle, Esq. relative to Mollie:: advanced for raising recruits for his Majesty, foltid the balance due to be 12„356405. Id. The Jiw expenres amounted to 5561. which, added to the 'Walser, made a total of 1'i,91%1: le. Bd. Henry Elliot, Eq. Private Secretary to Lord Pal., merstoo, proved his Lordship's hand-writing to thol declaraliots above Stated: The Jot, found • Verdict for the Crown, to WI, amount of 12,0121. TILE XING V. ATEIPIIEN rrocx.sowxat. This was an ixsueb.etween the Excise and the De. ferdant, a considerable =lister at Weatherfield, in Exiles, to recover upwards of 70001. which he was charged with fraudulently keeping back, when it was payable for duties on malt. It was alleged that the total of sums so kept back amounted to 41,0001. but the Crown only sought the sum of 70001. which had been awarded by an inquisition taken at Chelmsford. Counsel for the Crown contended, that they could show, by as many as thirty witneiles, consisting at supervisors, officers of the exam,. malt.de.alers, and others, that the Defendant had, by private fraud,, termed run-wettings, withheld the Shove sum. In order to make out the case, the witnesses were examined as to the number of days each wetting of malt would require throughout the year upon a fair average. It was established at sixteen days.— Tito D feinlant had taken, in some instances, twenty and Twenty-one days, and they charged him with ascribing mere time to each wetting than belonged to it, and also that more cora had passed through these wetituzs than had paid the duty. It was proved, that there were such running wettings, by most of the Excise Officers; else, that a seizure of one floor of malt ensued, but it was retorned, and it did not appear that any prosecution followed on that occasion. The Defendant called about thirty witnesses to prove, that no unfair practice had pre. Tailed in his malt house; however, the Jury having retired :leer two hours, found a verdict for the Gyms n—Damages, 71561. 17s. This, on the whole, was one of the ostsst extra. otdtnary causes which has happened during many yew's. The, proceedings commenced on Monday morning, and it was necessary to adjourn every evening Jiffies o'clock until this day. The Jury were exhausted, end one of, them, on Friday night, informed the Jndge he was se ill, be could not remain insider in the,,box. ft ikatipposed that this decision • win check the frau4s w hich have been practised lately in and Norfolk on the excise, to the amount of 300,000 L A few nights since a most daring robbery wag committ 11 at the house of Hudson, F..q. at Watton, near Hertford. The thieves succeeded iu carryi.ig off a quantity of plate and other property to a considerable amount. A hair-dresser, of the name of Dove, who kept is shop in part. with a person of the name of Ellis, at the corner of White Hart-yard, in Drury-lane, dropped down dead is a hair-dresser's shop in Clement'a-lane„ on Saturdey afternoon. He had just entered on a visit, and seating himself, fell back and instant!) , ex vired. The following advertisement appeared in the Edin. a burgh papers of Saturday, the 13th:—" Foetid ) early this morning, in the north shrubbery of Logi*. gown, g man's leg, with a grey worsted stocking.oe. ito and a shoe witb nine nails on the sole of it. The ewoer will have it back on payment of eeriness, as the advertiser is no anatonsist2' A Petition to his Royal Highness 1414tatioa Rt. cotwr has been presented in behalf of Niailmlll Fels nine, now under sentence of death for altstiptiog to !ninon the fannly. of Mr. Tustmax, of Chitoery-latie:l It is aslil that some circumstances have treaspired of a n Ittire to fawner e sitpposition 9f her innocence. .. ‘Vii stated a few days skim that a person of a rit sped/dile appearance applied to Mr. Owns for his interference respecting her sister, tyke, else alleg web improperly detained in a private toad-house seer .% ; the Magistrate, howiler, not having any jorlsdi o, referred ben to a Judge, who would giant a Habeas Corpus. On Satarday th a ne. , &cal who sip* the certificate of tie laded' sai.ity, - ofttrect to go iota a full ixplanstlitin of no,iness, stating that the hatisOd of the lady wee at Magi , . rate .for the carat. 0 Middlesex ; bet Mr.., Ilesswic cot this matter : i short, by saying—the: fornsle, when slis, . ' , bins, mentioned a* themee tiger. iss ~ • , necessity Wit. 7- . , .4.'- . #1!::, t• . :. • ' . 1 411L* • . 1 -1" i 16 1 ; • •;...c ~ii~ri kaiou THE STATESMAN. Flom rin LONDON GAZISTTR Mrr 20. To be Apothecary to the Forces—,Nilusiditch, Gent. from half-pay. • Tote IMpety Purveyors to the Forces—Deputy #urveyors G. Pratt, from half-pay, Joseph Weaver, from half-py, and G. F, Muchlow. from half-pay. The Ring's German Legion. 6th Battalion of the Lime, Rudolphus Carstens, Cent. to be Ensigu, vice Wurmb, ~,hose appointment has not taken place. • Meuren's Regiment. Lieutenant Charles Brnmby, from half-pay of Dilloo's Re giment, to be Lieutenant, vice De Gumiens, who ex changes. • Edward.Sonthouse Glen, Geol. to be. Ensign, vice De Loriol, promoted. Watteville's Regiment. To he Lientenants—Ensign Albert liondeli, vine Edward Pd lichody, killed in actiuu; and Ensign Jo.hua Harman, vice Weiweii promoted. Victor de Vatteville, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Banda. Foreign-Office, May 20. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma. jesty, to approve of Mr. Joseph Leigh, as Consul for the Emperor of Russia at Liverpool. Hi s Royal Highness bas also been pleased, in the , name and on the behalf of Majesty, to approve of Mr. Ignatius Seiler, as Consul for the Emperor of Austria, at Malta. -...ift.-.. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wor-Office, May 20. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieuteoatit T. A. Berridge, (rota half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Sea ranehe, who exchanges. 6th Ditto, Captain John Carmichael, from the 60th Foot, to be • Captain of a Troop, vice Serie, who exchange:. Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet Richard Magniac to be Lien tenant,,withou t purchase. 3d Ditto, George Mason, Gent to be Cornet, without purchase. lath Regiment of Light Dragoons ' James Cruickshank, Gent. to be Cornet, by puralsase, 'rice Dolbel, promoted. 23d Ditto, -- Simpson, Gent. to he Cornet, without par- ' I chase. 2d Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant William Clifford to be Cap , taiu of a Company, without purchase, vice Cleilcisy, appoint ed to the Portuguese service. sth Ditto, Charles Making. Gent. 'to be Ensign, without par chase, vice Johnson, .promoted. Bth Ditto, Lieutenant C. W. Davis, from the Royal Newfound laud Fencibles, to be Lieutenant, vice Scarman, who ex chnnies. 14th Ditto, Lieutenant William Buckle to he Adjutant, vice `A kenzide, who resigns the AdJntantcy only. Ensign W.. 1. Gregory, from half-pay of the 21th Foot. to be ; Ensign, vire \utt, appointed to the had Foot. 25th Ditto, itobert Jais, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Porter, wit° retires. 311 Di ao, Major Felix Calvert, from half-pay of Dillon's Re giment, to he Major. vice Burnett, who exchanges. 33d Ditto, Ensign William "Main to be Adjutant, vice Priest ; ley, who resigns the Adjutantey only. 15th Ditto, Lieutenant Edmund Burke, from Irtlf pay of the 16th I.ight Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Walker, who ex changes. 361 h Ditto, Lieutenant William Wainwright, from half-pay of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Cahil, who exchanges. 38th INito, Lieutenant William Hunt, from half-pay of the j lath Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Robinson. who exchanges. . Alexander Todd, Esq. late Paymaster of the 2d Battalion, to be j Paymaster. ,• 42d Ditto. Lienteonnt James Stirling to be Captain of a Cowl pony, vice Walker, who retires. 4jth Ditto. To he Lientenaat—Lieut. Richard Perham, from Miff-parer; the lith Foot, vide Cogislon. who exchange,; and Em 4116.. B. Cryogen. without purchase, vice Macpherson, promoted in the ad Garrison Battalion, Znsiga F. Ebbart, from the Wish Foot, to be Ensign, vice Urm , sion. %fib DR*. Ensign William Young to be Lieutenant, without I purchase, vice Templeton. promoted. 526 Ditto. To be Lieutenants, without porclinso—Ensigns John .Burnet, vice Yorke, promoted ; Ronald Stewart. vice ',ohs, pro waned; Gehrga Robson, vice Wallis ' appointed to the ad Garrison Battalion ; and Ensign F. A. Love,viee Lord Charles Spencer, appointed to the 95th Font. To be Ensigns— Hunter, Gent, vice Burnet; Eosigo Henry Nutt, from the 14th Foot, vice Stewart; Charles Henry Roberts, Gent. vice Robson; and Druid Kinluch, Gent. vice Love. 54th Prato, Lieut. .1. Rollo, from half-pay of the 92d Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Seymour, who exchanges. 60th Ditto, Captain William Serie. from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to he Captain of a Company, vice Carmichael; who I exchanges. 141 b Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Hopkins, from half-pay of the , 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Pony, who exchanges. 751 h Ditto, Ensign Elias Payne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Wee NPNiell, promoted. 3. Wart', Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Payne. i 78th Ditto. Arthur Ahnsuty, Gent to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dreglinen, promoted. 115th Ditto, Lieut.-Col. A. Warburton, from the 41st Feet. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Wood, who retires upon OW half-pay of tile 41st Foot. 86th Onto, basiga—.- Caddell to be Lieutenant, without pm . - • chase. Ensign R. Everard, from half-pay of the 24th Foot, to be En sign, rice Caddell, promoted. 88th Ditto, Captaie Charles L. Fitagerald, from half-pay of the 96th Font,' to be Captain of a Company, vice Stewart, who exchanges. 95th Ditto, Second Lieutenant George Dremesond to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord Charles Spencer, pro- ; moted in the 60tit'Foot. Richard Irton, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Drummond. With Ditto, Ensign Charles Prichard. from half-pay of the 56th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Ebbart, appoint-1 to the 45th; 'Foot. In Ceylon Regiment. Ensign W. Abbott. from the 99th Fader' to be Second Lieutenant, vice O'Donnell, deceased. Royal Welt India Rangers. To be Captains of Companies, without purchase—Lie= John Bovton. vice Robinson, who resigns; nod T. • vice Hill, appointed to the Portuguese Army. To be Lieutenants—Ensigns Clement Archer, vice Boyton ; sett C. Digger, vice Donald. 3ai be Ensigns—Edw. H. Langstaff, Gent. vice Archer; and J, , Stoddy, gent. vice Dig es. York Chassen es, Ensign lieorge Augustus O'Farrell. from half. pay of the Chasseurs Britanuiques, to he Ensign, vice Conroy, whose appointment bas not taken place. Royal Waggon Train, James Turner, Gent. to be Vetetiosser burgeon. kILMORANDIJM. • Ensign J. J. Grant, of the York Light Infantry Volunteers, is superseded, being absent without leave. The appointments of the undermentioned Officers, as stated I In the Gazette; of 11th December, 1813, 15th alt., arid 6th inst. i bare not taken place: John Walker, Gent. to he Ensign in the 2d Garrison Battalion, 1 late the 4th. As loam -Surgeon Lewis Ziermann, from the Bth Battalion of the Line of the King's German Legion, to be Asistant-Sur genn in the 60th Foot. bents. Stalliard and Burke, from half-pay of the 2d Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenants in that Co. ps. ERRATA in the Gazettes of the 28th October, 1811, and 6th' instant. Y4th Foot. Fir Serjeant-Major Charles Docking to be Quarter-Master. l Read Serjeosit-hfajor Charles Dressing to be Qttartir-Master. Mettrun's Regiment. Far Resign James Edgelow, from half-pay of the 50th Foot, to be Quarter-Muter, •tce Voucher, deceased. Read Essig. George Edgehsw, from half-pay of die 6011.F00t, to be Quarter-Master, vice V isoher demand. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGE O. T. and J. Laycoek, Bradford, Yorkshire, dealers i. oil. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED:" .1. Haase, eel. King's Brampton, Soisersetshire, yeoman. P. Faweitt. St. Martin's, Stamford Baron, Northmipton-. • dire, innholder. June 15. 16, duly 1, at the George Lm, St. Martin's, Stamford Baron. Attornies, Moe-Hopkinson, Stars- • ford ; , Ind Tern. James and Abbott, New lan. J. W. Wright, Clarence-place, Hackney-road, horse-hair. , manufacturer. May 30, Juned, July 1, at Guildhall. Attar.' sey, Mr. Richardson, Clerneat'sinn. - • - E. flas d ard, George-street, Mianries, merchant, May 27, June 6. Jails 1, at Guildhall, Attoruies, Messrs. Leigh,hlason, man, New Bridge -street. T. Roberts and W. Steeireas, St. Philip and Jacob, Gloutes tersaire tobacco-pipe manufacturers, June 2 , 3, July I, at the Commercial -foams, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Bourdiloti and Hewitt. Wig Friday.•-treet t and Mr.• Bevan, -Bri-tol. W. H. Clarke, Lydcomb, Somerseithire, coal-merchant. June J 9, July 1, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, "Messrs. Lamberts, Taylor and Deane, Gray's Inn-square; and Mr. Tanner, Bristol. J. George, Monmouth, timber-merchant.May . SO, 31, July 1, at the Crown and Thistle, Monmouth. Anomie', Mr. Pugh,. Bernard-street, Russell-square; and Mr. Phillpotts, Mon- ' mouth. R. Johnton, Liverpool, merchant, Jane 12, 13, July 1, at the York lintel, Liverpool. Anoraks, Messrs. Statham. Hughes, and Foster. Liverpool; and Messrs. Dacic and Jolla, Paisgrasts. phice. Temple. T. Saltruer and .1, Saltmer, Manchester, hosiers, May 27.'3t July 1, at the Star tiro, Manchester. Anomie', Mr. Had- SAC Manchester; and .Mr. Hurd, Temple. C. Nort. n, Jun:Birmingham, builder, June 16, 17, July 1, at the Boyd Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies Messrs. Baxter and-Bawler, Fornival's hum; ; mid Mr. Bind,'Birmingham. - W. Halliday, Manchester, cotton-spinner, May 3 1 , July I, at the Musky Arms lug. Manch, ster. Attornies. Mr. Buck ley, Manchester; and Messrs. Shepherd, Adlington, and Shvgory, Be re • -S. Cave. 0 sford-street.miercer, May 97. lone 6, J uly 1, at GeEdliall. Attornies, Messrs. Hughes arid Buxton, Fenchurch 'Meet. T. Durraat, HeathSeld. Sussex, comsnoo-carrier, May 27, • June 3, July 1. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Dyne and , lon, Lincoln's Inn-fields. T. Cooper, Mastehester. conch-maker, Jane 9, 10. July 1, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, dear.. Willis, Lair tborne, iiad Clarke, Waraford-court ; and Mr. Ileslop, Man. gifestee. DIVIDENDS. Jtme 15, M. Hill, Gainshisrils, Lincolnshire. corn-factor- Jape 12. S. Herbert, North Newton, Oxfordshire, cow-dealm -Jane 16, J. Stesine,'Newport, Isle of Wight, liquor-merchant -slung 16, T. High, Saadesbure, Lancashire, ealko-saaanfac. surer-June 12, It. Brown, Worcester glover-June 14, 3. Gough, Wheal, Shropshire, victualler-June 21, W. Hutton, i at. Remington, Devonshire, lime.baroev-June 12, W. Scott, .IVakalehl, innkeeper-June 19. L. Wilkinson, Tottingbam, bier-June 19. H. Garton, Nottingham, hosier - June 13, C. tP:r, Tbavies on,Frollsorn, scrivener-June 10, J. 13oshnry, Lion-street, Chelsea. crwn.chandler-June 12. W. P. fliterbiason, Liverpool, wholesale grocer-June 12, D. Maurice, Marlborough, Wilt4sire, linen-draper--June 20, It and, 11. Hodson, Cue-street. Hattim•garden, printers-May 27, K. Townsend. Maiden-lane, Covent-garden, witimmeralias . June 13, T. Hopkins, Camden-street, Pancras, builder. CERTIFICATES-Just 10. • R. Weiss. Bristol. timber-nierehant-M. Wild. Whitehaven, iolikeepor-Wt A. Mills, !Crisply, Worcestershire, miller- W. Nix, Royal Rxchange, medicine-vender-A. Sheath, Bus ? ton. C. lheirtb, Fisltefton, Lieoinshire, and J. Ray, Lincoln, bankers-T. Court,-Birmingliami currier-E. Block. Ledbury North, Shropshire, miller-E.oHall, Cheltenham, farmer-R , N Tongue, Birmingham, jeweller-U. Matthews, orwich, gla zier-F. Brown. Bristol, muliter-i-R. Isbell, C. Chappele. and R. D. 116011, Mill-Bay, Devonshire, builders-W. Awhery . - Ropert-ptreet, Haymarket, victualler-W. Nash, St. Alari- D. Leonard, Gent. Co be Assistant-Surgeon. , Axe, tea-dealer. • Garrison Companies. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. To be Captains of Companies-Brevet Major Robert man. thorne, from half-pay ofshe isisGarrises Battalion ; Captains J. W. Goodrich and. T. Carter, loicesten, hosiers-M. Wood Arthur Newport, from half-pay of the late 2.d Garrison Bat- and A. Rimington, Rochdale, Lancashire, confectioners-J.. aud J. Rogers, Watford, Hertfordshire, timber-merchants-I'. tabor: George Young, fnr.n half-pay of the 46th Foot; aid Jahn E. Nl , Cart by, from ludi-pay of the 50th Foot. Gardner asd.J. Eggleston, Newark - upon-Treat, Nottingham- To be Lieutenants-Lientenaots James Kerr, from half-pay of sak es l ig aar-gaefekaal a - R . a n d R. Steven , and J. Cecil, Up the per Mimes-street, loather factors-T. and J. Morley, Beak ! the 65d Foot s John Russell, from half-pay of the I6th ,- risen , Battalion ; John ll.*Arnold, from f-pay of the 7t l side, corn-nierehants-W. and J. Johnson, Manchester, ea. 1 Garrisop Battalion 4 W. F4Syesoods, from, balf.pay at tire• it_covla"."r• aid P. &leads. Oxford-street. booksellers-D. Ist Garrison Battalion. soctaid er t s ). Alkiessoai New City-chambers, ship-brokers . To be Ensigns-Ensigns Robert Wm. Gybno: from balf.pay at E. SO surd" J. Heath, Fingringhoe, Ewa, millers-T. and IS. moods, and W. and A. Willcox, Birmingham. milti the 6th Garrison Battalions E. T. Abbott. from half pay of the 6th Garrison Battalion . and J. IL, Taggart, f rom h a lf. ners-4. W. Hall amli T. Fester, Tooke-street, Southwark, pay of the 2d Garrison Ba ttalion. , git-, -M. A. hoe. M. Hendry.. and It. Pattioson, Kingston. •2d Garrison Battalion. 4 iS-Hull . merchants-G. Yen y and R. Idawrosa, Ma cites- To be Lieutenantir-Ensign! R. G. C. Coote, laze Kirk, deco*. • f a a g-g ratees- L. Lee an ". lama", Bath , importers of wines ed ; and E. Moore, •i -Wi Tuareg. R. Rainey, and J. Retklail, London-T. John. To be Ensigns-P. Fitzgerald, Gest. vice Conte; and Williams itaahjas. and W. Keadall, Letat ! etreet, Strotherark, timber- Chintpion. Gera. vice Moore. , merchants-J. Bayliss and W. Palmer', Bury-street, Si. James's, was Royal veteran Battalion _ Q „, sni ..m nster W. u nder , go b it seitiths-6. John. and H. Birch, Louden, ciroggi•ts-I. Wild, Ensign, vice Thomson. M ellor, Derbyshire, lute J. Hyde, Stockport, aohiro, threade. Ensign Joseph Thomson to be Quarter-Master, vice Ropes, I saanefacturers. Royal Newfoondlatal Fencibles. Lieut. W. H. C. Scarman, • from the Bth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Davis, who ez.. changes. I Aso Brunswick Feneibles, Lieut. J. Kettah, eke Burke', ups . . pointed Ensign, to be Captain of a Company. To be Lieutenants-Ensign; C. ilatbeway, W. Hatch, and G. • Minchln. 1)o be Kasigns-G. Gibbons, Gent. ; aad W. Miochin, Gent. vie. Copt. Calpt. A. Barker (with temporary rank). BBL - VIT. T, Powell, of the Glengarry.lright Infantry Feacilamsell t„ M tl f ac i ; ti i i : e ra A ns r , m is ' i the sth West India - tts ill I Z . A separation, we bear, is about to take place be t.• lush* Array. , two wbToble Marquis of the North and his amiable STAFF. ' Lady. lad) 4,---, not of 'the have stood betwist him and if s lorel South s is said to Lieut.-Col. George Brown, of the 85th Foot, be Assistants Pk Qnsiter:Matter-Geoemi to the Forces, vrce Sir N. I'mat, s 1 .who resigas. . I On Saturday last was played a grand match at LW I. C. K. Oakley, of the lase &h Royal Veteran Battalion. tennis, et the Royal' Tennis Crtort, James-street, Vo be Staff Lieutenant at Albany Barawks. HOSPITAL STAFF. 1 Haymarket, between Mr. Cox, the proprietor, and Tot _be Physicians to the Emmons , from the half- psy-John Eyre,. Monsieur Marqnise; from Paris :—the former gave Id. D. ; John Vetch, M. D. ; and W. G. Wray. the latter half fifteen--the best of five sets—and 'Tie be Surgeons to the Forces, from half.pay-litaff gorgeous berte.littehe, It. O'Connell. G. Beattie, R. Haim* ' P . _J. At. Mr. C. won the three fi rst sets In &he style :he is Voofe, Swallow - encil considered the best player in Europe. The Court sru tmcoOnntonly crowded by most of the amateurs in teen • among wham We noticed the Duke of Airpiiitarl Serlitoy, LW Alvenley, Lord Apsley, Mini 'llurren, fiten:'3 l . Ina C. Campbell, Earl lii4nti• DOAK '}.old Brooke, S. 13: Davis, tP E . l . ilin 0 2; Grants gsq- awl several I t * VW,. otaiL IFS kw'. .. The Average Price of SUGAR, for the Weak, emliag May 17. is 61s. M. per Cwt. Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND earWLLES, per quarter. from the Retort% coding Kay " ' Wheat. Rye. Batley. Oats. I Means IPaNtreba. 3 • d. a. d. a. 4. a. d. s. _zo. . ,70 IP 39 I 31 9 t g 7 0 19 6 IR 1 ••• a .... ~. lit;B:llu , gb Roue, R. Wouife, R. Swallovi, alnel — Peisell Cole. To Italie the Rank of .10epertr letpeetor of HAW** id tip Reihnlthedo•pelk—Sargeon Yfillimit.Caids, of t * I st fait Guards. Tp be Haspijal-,A 4 Mack oisec3ll , -. 7 ' . lia*llas, lir• r"^"ovor, • ' i 4111 4 • 441 ,P 1 i Ni! AI, '. , k -ear, :-% liilel, Gents. Ni - • POLIOS. MAirstON-X ousy..--Sa to rd ay William Jachon ar.s brought before the Lord Mayor, upon a charge of th e following nature: — Thomas Pott deposed, that he kept the Artichoke tavern, Pancras. In June. 1814, he commissioneJ the Prisoner, who was a broker at the Stock Ex. change, to purchase comnival to the amount of 15001. The premium then was at five per cent.; he , or course, advanced him 751. In a few days he learned from the Prisoner, that be had bought omnium to the amount of 10001. only. The remaining 25!. h ad never been applied. Upon the first instalment upon the 10001. becoming due, the Prosecutor paid it over to the Prisoner, who lodged it in the Bank. The second instalment was paid ire like manner. Upo rk the third payment, however, becoming due, the P ro . secutor made some demur with regard to it, and it was then agreed upon by the parties, that the om. !duns should be lodged in the Bank by the Prisoner, where the instalments would be paid from the pro• party which. remained as a pledge. The Prisoner, however , instead of lodging the omnium, had either sold or converted it to his own use; and in a few days after it should have been lodged in the name of the Prosecutor, it was placed there in another oame. A number of witnesses from the Bank being deom.4 esseutial to make out the case, they were ordeted be in attendance, owl the Prisoner was remanded f ar a i A future rr o e ri a - n a m A it a ir o t on woolly wog. &made was brought •to this Office, as beirlit concerned in the extensive robbery committed in the kitchen or the flistioorable Society of Lincoln's bin. Mr. T. J. Wilson, of - Dorset-street, Salisbury-square, attend. edfor the Prpsecution. The Prisoner was rema n d. ed in order to be.brought up along with the other four already in custody on the next examivation. thotom-rtAr.r..—A young man, resitectah'y con. fleeted, was charged by a woman, named Cowley, in whose house he lodged, with assaulting her two infant daughters, one seven, the other nine y e a r , „f age. The Prosecutrix detailed the circumstances of the assault, which were of a description too disgust ing to meet the public eye. A surgeon Intended, and stated, that the children were not materially injured, and the Prisoner was ordered to find bed to answer for the assault at the Sessions. EXTENSIVE ROBIIF.RY COMMITTED DURING TUB GRAND FRTE AT BURLING FON• M A RLDO ROUGH-ITa. EET.—When the various arti. Iles borrowed from many individuals to furnish the tables came to be collected, it was discovered !hat property to the amount of 500 guineas and upwards, consisting of plate, glass, china, &c. &c. had bees stolen from the premises, and although strong sespi cion was attached to many persons, evey attempt to discover the depredators was ineffectual. Al leogth l however, a young woman of the name of Roper s was detected in offering some china for sale at a shop in Swallow-street; upon her being Interrogated, k came out that her mother, Jane Southeg, had bete employed four hours at Burlington-house. An 05- ces: was dispatched to her lodgings to Jermyti-strnor, where a quantity of plate, chins, and many oilier . articles were found. The mother and daughter were brought to. this Office on Wednesday last, and under. went an examioatinis ; nothing however of import. ance came out in evidence, as of the numerous per sons that attended, none were able to swear po4. tively to the property. As others are suspected to have been concerned, Roper was conditionally libe• rated, and Southall was remanded. ,• • - NERVOUS OEBILITY, STRICTUacg. I,UEB, VirHEN .Professional Men, 'eminent for Skin and experience, offer their advice, and exert theirehi , Dries for the cure it a few reigning diseases, they rive superior to that prejudice which is so justly excited against the ;Myers lisements of men, ignorant of the first prineiples, seed netedueeied in the practice of physic. Ideate, CU RR IP. and Co. regular Sergeants stmethined by every privilege in practice. nod by he unitolla niece* which their mode of treatment for Venereal. Camplitints has hitherto been attended, contistite with the sane assiduity to direct their studies to the cute of orrery species of that baneful poison, as well as the removal of those distressing debilities and deficiencies which prevent or embitter the mini menial state. lathe catalogue of human infirmities there ITS none mare afflicting than thwe which ore the aneroid lisle ern , sequences of an indulgence iu a certain destruceise MOIR. Toe unhappy sufferer broods aver his misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief until he is reduced to such a stave of toi!..ery as to moiler life oppressive. Ti. math tit loot* it will be a cnosolitig redder lion to know. that they may now, by a new and infallible res. mady, he restored to their farmer constitutional strength nod cis gone. W&lt, relaxed, arid debilitated habits, proceeding either, from an excess of cimjugal pleasure. eir from a long residenceja but dimmest heed drinking, the injudicinen use ojeneicury, &c. are speedily restored to health a id strength. It must be n self-evident proposition, that where tie acre* gate of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment sad cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must be eke genitor eat iinly of success ; and as a proof of this position their me- Ifind of mire is so pal tieularly expeditious, as well as "fen and so evidently supereier to the common practice. that in non e tight eases of inkciinn a paten restorni ion i 4 completed in tne sinsrt period at three dos-. and in th..se of die uttno,t incelera s ey, where either prescsitimeers have failed, At proper pea. , 'trance in their plan of treatment ensures is the patient a safr. well grounded, and lasting re-establishment. By an early plication, the patient will escape the dealer and patience of a tedious saitendanee upon the less experienced liractitoseir. le I the mast 'instituter and complicated cases of nr&ere 4 i deeil " 4 Web as obstructions in the 'urelltia, spunge etc/earners, haul tumours, callous ulcers, erapilOns, seminal weakness. gletts.io bhp Si trite% w nether recent or of long du melon, and abate' lie ba the skill of tither practieinnera, a re,by their pressen itatios* wid plan of treatment. effectually and pernisseemle reredos iihout the pitieat auditing the excruciating pain and Marinas; heal"t rhage which frequently fattaws the appiicatiim of tne lunar taw. tic. la the course of ?0 years extensive practice in this metropolis Inumerous eases of strictures have peen and are daily ander Itch eiVe• the fats' eradication of which it effected safe, ref' males, and espedititiox mode air-active. superior en any entre,. yet adopted. 'Titi'arikesres, relaittit Fon, aild'debility proceed hag from this compl iieir, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to sonnet and vigorous health. Bat where the dehiloy has for Years existed. 4 proper perseversusce in their resto r a tive remedies, :Alec the ftlietttie an been ifesi ro veS. n indispenolslf requisite in revive the slarnhesing sparks of like, and ta reani mate the emestilietion. Several NaMween and Gentlemen of the first respertehility lifter been under the care of Mssart. Carrie and Co: roar aloe 'e" moval of crimpiaints of the urethra, stricture". &c. ; and having revel rod a r ‘ sidical and permanent mire, moot that references may be matte t.. them. as satisfaeiney evidences of the demise 51 leWitY s'!' Moira- Currie and Co.'s plan of trealinens- Mary af f il se Gentlemen have nail strictures trout 10. tn 0 sear , . iisa had been tinder the care of Mears. HOW, Heaviside!, aid utber Sturgeons of equal oninestee. *ha attempted the care by the alt plication of the lunar caustic, wilhout success. Cirrke aud Co. tasty be consulted by either sex. wills the greatest delicacy, secrecy ,and besmear. at their house s Mw. 107, Hamm garden. --okalma Patients in the gauntry v. requested to state the -- of their case, are, and general habit of living, he. alit:, •11 ine l ". et 4l. remittance fur advice and medicines, when s h e s aw given or Pent to any part of the kingdom- To emote'relsitrye aes emeitialde theiromdermking. the posaage nf tenets slr' s,o, added to the account fur tuedicioes.-91h Jane, 182 tiestlon-garden LONDON Primed sad Pqbliehed by D. Lo•ts 1 "' Ihrassovai Orricv, V 7, Fleei-npret r ril ~~~, I ~' ;