The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-29 00:00:00

'son of the marriage being sitrauly had. The case came before the Court on, the admission of the alle gation. It appeared that both tho parties resided at 'Newington, in the county of Surrey ; that in the year 179'2 they agreed to he married by bans, and - gave notice to the Minister of the parish for that pur pose; but there being no Divine Service performed at that time in the parish church, it being under repair, the parish book of marriages was sent to St. George's Church, Southwark, and the Minister of that parish published the bans of marriage according to the entry in the book, in the usual manner; that in the month of Aulust, in the same year, the marriage was so lemnized between the parties, on the site or ruins of the church of Newington, by the Minister belonging to that perish. And the question before the Court was, as to the validity of such marriage, so had and obtained, whether under the Marriage Act this mar riage was null and void. On the part of the husband it was contended, that this marriage was null and void according to the provisions of the Marriage Act, the first clause of which directed that the mar riage shall be solemnized in such church or chapel in which the bans are published, and in nu other place 'whatever. . The Coutur (Sir John Nicholl) after referring to Act of Parliament and making comments thereon, • ;40soned, it had no difficulty in holding that all requisites under the demand of the Act of Par. ..learnasst hall been satisfied,_and under all the cirrum .atettreea ,ko case was clearly of opinion, that this atartiage was not an invalid marriage. and therefore trjected the allegttion and dismissed the same. • aanlrigWaelallOP . 41.11NNImafto••••=mmome. 1 rooted by the husltied against his wifp,` by reason " " •••• r .c. `. I - ! • POLICE. Irtfw-vrtert.—Saturday John garics, a Jew, was brought before R. RIRXIE, Esq..chorged with having sr' len from the person of John Kennedy Sttong, Esq. a gold watch, chain, and three seals. It ap. peered Oaf 'Mr. Strong went into the Salutation Coffee-house, Tavistock-street, on Friday itight,.be • ween eleten and twelve o'clock; the prisoner was in a box, into which Mr. Strong went, and a conver sation ensued. After taking some liquor together, Mr. Strong, being a stranger in town, walked out with the Prisoner, and they had not proceeded fat ' thor.than Newcastle-street before the Prisoner tripped • up Mr. itrong's heels, and felled him to the ground, then took from his fob, his gold watch, chain, and seals. As soon as Mr. Strong recovered from the .fall, he pursued the Prisoner, crying " Stop thief:" II- was stopped by a Mr. White, at the corner of 11. Iles-street, and taken to the Watch-house, where he was searched, hut the watch could not be found.. Ile was full ) committed for trial. Abraham de Larco. Benjamin Henry, and Solo mon Samuel, were fully committed for uttering counterfeit money. The parties had been to Epsom races in a cart, and on their return passed ten bad shillings to a man who sold beer under a hedge near Mitcham. Suspecting he was defraud-IF he pursued and overtook them at Sutton. In the cart was found 1 quantity of counterfeit shillings and sixpences, to , the amount of 481. besides a considerable sum in good money. Listox-lIALL.—The neighbourhood of Newington and St. George's has for a considerable time bee n in fested by a gang of desperadoes, who have hitherto escaped detection. May and Goff have been some time looking out for them, and six of them were brought before Mr. CHAMBERS by those °Ricers, charged with a highway robbery. The Prosecutor, Air. Richard Albert, stated, that he was passing down Kent.stieet about 12 o'clock on Saturday nig'it„ when one of the Prisoners came up and struck b;ro a vicletit blow in the face, and, at the same ti. .e. he felt a pull at hit, watch. lie was staggered bs the blow, but seized the person who struck lilt'; several others came up and attacked bias, but he still porsovered in holding the one he had seized, at the • iame time calling for help. Goff, May, and Heron coming up at the time, secured sia of the party, and conveyed them to the watch-house. .One of the Pri soners. J o saph Knipe, was fully committed for trial at the Assizes, the others were remanded. Bevjantirs a. Jew, was brought before Mr. cualtsaes, by Goff, charged with selling a number of counterf eit tokens. A poor woman, named Peters, stated, tbet she had applied, by direction of Goff, to the Prisoner to purchase some counterfeit tokens with money marked by Goff; and the bargain being completed, the Prisoner was apprehended, when the marked awn was fouod on his person.—lle was committed. Woasere•svnEET.—A woman of genteel deport ment,, about the middle age, who said her maiden rime was Abby, was brought before Mr. Gifford, 'on Saturday the 27th, by the parish officers of Beth. *al-green, who said she applied to them a few days *seek detailing a long tale of woe and misery, stating ,k ow she was reduced to her preaept state of itbcli genre, from bee former ellluence..by the neglect of her husband, Mr. Stone, en inhabitant of their pa-i Ash, who has a family, and is in very respectable . circumstances.; but na theb application to him in heir .behalf,. bs Omitted' being married to her formerly,. but denied being her lawful husband, as she had then. living several husbands, or, persons to whom she had been married 'previopsly; in consequence of Ilia matement, they were induced to, take the preset*, Ilep, in order to relieve thens-eirs,(rom; her incur* . trance. /Of. Stone, who attendell trough the Ilium of his Ceuesel, prOi.eeclitd:to,stMs.from varioua &consents, token from difieppi ospfish registers, that the lady. had beer; first murtedits.lSol,,ltiliancasteti,. to a man Ultra Joey on , who ; on tiding out: her moil etiteretl on board a tyros which he was discluirged in.] spp, a n i t 04tte t i iutq Green. with Hospital, *lsere b 4 riled in 1811 bithe mean •• 9 / time she was marred to one MUrphy:;,from him She' ran away with another, •nd wog mewed again „is 1808, at Glasgow. Afterwards she hart two more' husbands, before• she niet Mr. Stone, in 1808, to' whom she was married in St. Afargaret's Church, Westminster ; but having learned her form# 'pro. ceorlfsig, he (as a respectable man should feel under such circumstances) was sensible of the disgrace she might bring upon him, and thought the most prudent line to act upon was to remove himself from such disgrace. Now, having no snore charms for aurae end finding him respectably situated, she still Callon s to plague - him. The Mngisirseeiaid hewn.. ~"~~'~`' rprawrw-7- 77- rn" . "77, 11 T .7 7. 1 11r • r • ~; - -- TiFIvF" ~~ V THE STATESMAN. • - • - dart was matt abominable, and recommended the case Fnom rat LONDON GAZETTE ) MAY 27. — to stand over, in order to make proper enquiries --ieem....- into those statements, and if found to be true, she Whitehall, May 27. certainly ought to be proceeded against In the reps.: His Royal Highness the Prince. Regent has bt4e hr way, at the Old Bailey. , pleased, in the 'name and oo the behalf of his Me jesty, to appoint Charles Runnington, Esq. Serjeaut at haw, to be his Majesty's Commissioner for the ' relief of Insolvent Debtors, in the room of Mr. ger . On Saturday there was an Inquest held at the Omit Palmer, deceased. ---wiew—_ house of Mr. John Oily, in Charles-street, Hatton- , 911 LITA Ft Y PROMOTIONS. garden, before GEoace norm" Esq. Coroner, on ' Wr , r-Office, May 27. view of the body of Mr. James Sealy, a Gentle- 9th Regiment iif Light Dragoons, Captain A. Campbell, from man, whose death was occasioned, as will appear by half-pay of th e Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, vice the following evidence : Stuart, who exc h anges.l3th Ditto; William Moss having been sworn, said, I live at To he Lieutenants, without purchase—Cornets John Wallace .No. 3, Charles-street, Hatton-garden ; I knew the 4_, 'XI M k neg j im A en . t i Vil g u'at Guards, Henry Bloxam, Gent. to be As deceased for a year 1:1d a half, during which time lie sistaat-Surgino, vice Lamben, who resigns. occupied the first floor in my house ; he was about 3d Regiment of Foot. 40 years of age, and was Clerk to Robert Skelton, To he Captains of cempseles—Captains George Stuart, from the 111th Foot. vice M'Crolcus. placed upon half-pay; and Esq. Actuary of the British Fire and Life Insurance S i nai Hebl; &dm the 26th Foot, 'lce Snow; placed upon Office. On Thursday morning, about one o'clock, 4i n i to Li eutenant Coles Walker , from half-pay of the 42d I was in bed, and I heard the deceased come in and Foot . to be Lieutenant, vice trawling, who exchanges. ge up stairs, and shortly afterwards I was alarmed Wei. ttarsvard, pent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Furring- Second Lien!. George litotd'io'be tie, deceased. Firm Lieutesiaat Wm. Saunders 'wbo resigns the Asktatatiley.. Second Lieutenant Richard Tonsk rice Saunders, First Lientessatti Elliott Seward Bedinglield, retired. Secsald Lieut. %Aliens N. Poole to be First Lieutenant, rice Seward. BANK RUP i'CIRS ENLARGED. R. N. Sifter, Oxford-street, haberdasher, from May yo t o July 18, at Guildhall. W. 'lbonsas, Elbow-lane, wine -merchant, Treat May yo Jul) 18, at Guildhall. to BANKRUPTS. J. Andrews, Latchingdon, Ls-ex. !pitcher, June 3. 10, idly 8, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Street and Wu-81(e, Pail. pot-lane. E. Macnamara, Bethnal-green, stock-broker, Jane 3 , 10, ThroJuly 8, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bowden; Angel-coun. gasurton-street. J. tiraliain, Maddox -street, fladover-sqaare, laylor, June% 10, July 8, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Palmer, Get t y , t square. W. M'Pberson, 'Union-street. Serri7, colour-nililltracturet June G, 10, July 8, at Guildhall. Attiniteyititr:Vaimtv, atenes-lan. 'l'. Thwaltes, /lett-mill, Durham, paper.rnaker, Jane 5, 6, July 8. at the Queen's-head. Durham. Atiar..re., M r . D m , Durham; and Messrs. Raine and - - &jo t %ir CORONER'S lAQUESTS. .by the . promoted _North , Ka i ; ~ Halts, 10th Dino, Ensi gn W. Mercer. from 01070th Foot, to be Lien- l i Temple. I got up, and taking a light I went down stairs, and atarrat, by pm-chase, vice Tripp, promoted. I. R. Rowley, Newcastle-opon-Tyue, cork-cutter, 4erie 6, 11 . at the bottom of the kitchen stairs I found Mr. 11th Ditto, Joseph Sbegog, Geist. to be Emig°, vice Berne , de- July 8, at the George Inn, Neiscasth-uporaTyne. /f it --", P. Greases Cliorley, Lancashire, ention-manafaeturer, Si ay tensed' ' me.irs. Itaine and North , Temple; and Mr. grotto, New. Sealy lying on the floor, with his umbrella, and one Alth Ditto, Lieut. john 'Peddle. from the 271 b Foot, to be ' castle-upoo- Fyne. of the hanttisters•of the stairs on the floor near him, Captran of Company, without purchase, vice O'Neill, up- i to the Portuguese .. . ese Service ; 30, Juue 17, ' July 8, at Guildhall Attornles, Messrs. th,si a l l by which I judged that he must have fell down stairs, • l i t Polol i ed i li I) to, beet. G. D. Colman to be Captain of a Company, ! Stevens, Staples, and Pearse, Frederick's-place, (l td Jewry , - money-scrivener s ,7ane as I suppose, by his being a little in liquor, and ~,;„,,,,„ p „ m i npe. , T. Farrell, Woolwich, slopseller, May so, attoe 3, s o i;i . leaning hard against the bannister, he must have fell Chattel O'Neill, Geot. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice .at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Rea Lion.s t r eel . noi. King s-Lynn, frcm the first floor into the kitchen, being the height _ _ Harit wicke, promoted . in the 2tt Garriaon Battalion. ! bor,o-,, , _, , _ Norfolk, 16th Onto. A. Limack, hest , to be Ensign, by purchase, vice J . t l o9 lll B l orls of two stories, as it was a well stair case, and in Wainwright, who retires. - il2 , 30, July 8, at the Duke's Head lie, Klag's-Lyin, Na,. his tall lie laid hold of one of the rails, which gave 24d ' D itto , Lieutenant Miter: Gkdeaties, from half pay o f t h e fok. Atternies, Messrs. Willis, Fairthorse, and Chute , Regiment, to be First Lieeteriaut tier Jocelyn; promoted in wartiford-court, Throgosorten-street; sad Mars. Jar • 9 way ; I r-- nested he would have medical advice, , the Yd ai,,,.,.i,„„ B atta li on. ' : King's-Lynn., vis e but he refuscil, and went to bed ;he had no par- scf It ...- Dit t o, Captain Andrew Lett, from half-pay of the it eg i. G. Bowen, Jon. and J. Bowen, Bristol, colastr-mka, Awe% ' ticular marks, but a small Cut on his shin, .., :n lobe t enPlain of a Company, vice Hehl, appointed to 9 6a J x u tt la id 8, bo a n t , thj o R u li i m it iner Taveim, Bristol. Attends; Mai% , y scree; and hiessrs. Papaws. Bristol. and a slight bruise on his arm ; I went into 27th Ditto. Cleat. T. yonre, from half-pad of the Regiment, to -R. Shoobridge, Tenterden, Kent, carpenter. June 3, 10, his room about nine o'clock in the morning to en- he Lieutenant, vice Hanley, who exchanges. July 8, at Guildhall. Attorney,' Mr. Meyer:rots, Burrows. Regi.. buildings, Blackfrieroread. quire how be was: I found him sitting on his bed- 28th l i t ( it::: , b l e jt i n e t i; t J rna . 'l ti '. t S. vi ll e 'ar \ in e r s , on fro r. m .h h o a e lf;;Any to n . f . :he , W. ',fucker, Park-place Lambeth, Coal -dealer, May so. ' side, putting on his clothes ; he desired me to tell 32d Ditto, Lieut. IL R. O'Connor, from the 46th l'Ont• to be Jane 13, July 8, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pike-itr ed", my wife to get some coffee for his breakfast, which tLbie,t o Lieutenant, i uo !t, t z rice Sherlock, who retires upon the half-pay of Ga i te-i t t ;irtes reet i Linerg a, n' t.v slnz flehts. y G reenwich, victualler, May V, she did ; Mr. Sealy went down stairs into the 'par- 31th Ditto. Captain George Brown. from half pay of the-Td Jtint , 13, July 8, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parket, Gre4. --. lour, where ha breakfasted ;he went nut about ten f not. to be Captain of a Company, vice Willett, ;shoes- ‘reel?. o'clock, and he returned back about eleven ; after 46thi0, . . W. Mackenzie, St. Marlin's lane, chiaa man , J une 1 no. L ieutenant Francis Turn-r, from half-pay of the July 8, at Guildhall. Attornies,. Messrs , and ler he came in, he wrote a letter, as he said, to the of- club rout, to be Lieetenant, vice O'Connor, appointed to the -Fig-Tree-eintrt, TemPle. , 6po, to inform them that ire was indisposed and not 3:4f Foot. r. Edmunds, Newbury Berkshire, upbelaterey, .114ay IS, 601 h Ditto. Capt. John .1 14. Somerset, from half-pay of June 10, July 8. at Guildhall. Attorney,, Messrs Obilinullied able to attend that (lay ; he. then ordered the letter Lord, • ' • ' vice Knipe , - be tiarginve, Leicester- ; leer, Lei : . ' tbend Foot, to be La!itain of a Company, n Leicester - squar e. to be put in the twopenny post ;he then went up exchanges. W. Cnase, jun. Gosport, merchant, June 7,8, Jely 8, at stairs about twelve o'clock, and said he would lay Ensign E. M'Carthy, fr o m half-pay of the 1)0th Foot, to he the Fountai n tnn , . Portorouta. Attornies , Merin. CliiilAt, down for a couple of hours. Between two and three, I,t i f,',',„V' eth„opuit,,,.:• purc h ase , vice M oor.-, whose appointment ; orts l atou . th. an d Collett, Chancery-lane; and MC' COBlova.)", finding he did not get up, I went up to his room to 64th Ditto. Lieut. John Jerpois to be Captain of a Company, 8, D ui R: t efi:rn, n A;l i tborre n , Derbyshire, lsbb grocer, June 6..8,351y see if he wanted any thing, but finding him asleep, l 69 1 a rtt e o ba ra , p l ut ic ih e l' s ' i l i r l s i ' ro j r: r l7l7l te. 4 . Mn half-pay of the 4Rth bank, Ashi:orne; ali n e Messrs. BleaL:ride 4 at i : ) .t ril G i o esi N M er r ; I N o r ri tille. did not disurb him; I went up again at four o'clock, Foot, to be Captaiu of a Company, vice Reid, who ex. D. Cudlipp, Gosport, hatter, June 7,8, July 8. at the and finding him still in a sound sleep, I returned changes. Fountain law, Portsmouth. Attornk.a, Mean, i villas ~tad Garrett to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice tiewson, Coupon; and Messrs. Dyne and Soo; Llntola'slen without speaking to him.; I went up again at five, 11 P r ! , , i n u i l e l ": 1 :. i i ::'", e n , t i !,:„ h • n - and finding him still asleep, I shcbok him until I 73d Ititio, Captain William W. Cheslyn, from half-pay of the 11. Taylor and J. Vining, Bristol. grocers, Jima 8, 9,July awoke him, and finding he was very ill, I sent for 48th c Foot, to ta• Captain of a Company, vice Durie, who ex- lieltairt:eheattutiu Richards, Zave c or ba , fiee lati r statv.hini-lane. Messrs. Tarrant, surgeota Shepherd, who came, and attended him un- 82d Difto, Brevet Lieut.-Col. Burge` Camite, from half-pay of G. Roberts ' Redden-down, Sourersetshire, whOolmaster, Jove nil past eleven o'clock the same night, when he ex- • Bradshaw ' , Levy. to be Captain of a Company, vice Cole, 14, 15, July 8, at the George Inn, Erome.selwo n d; a o ,,, e ns t . pired. I placed upon half-pay. shire. Autornies, Messrs. Cidslett suet Tiley, , Frame; and 85th Dito, Lieut. John Burrell to be Captain of a Company, Messrs. Bridges, Red Lion-square. Mr. John Shepherd being sworn, said, I am 4 : vice Harris. killed in action. • J. Polglase Brine!, merchant, June 15, rB, 'Poly 8, at surgeon, and live at. No. 24, Hatton-garden ; I was 88th Ditto. Ensign Ge orge It. Scott, from the 55d t F e o d ot, to be L r o ee nsn it i f f e rc b lal t ; ra ltut: s nr; n . n ßris a to r l e . A gi t ii iii i T m il r ifil Li iilerars. Pollie and sent for, arid went to visit the deceased about half- 99 Ittris)tiennao:HETZEpou purc ha se , v i ce _ Fit zp atri c k , e- s. ' ors t.er, fr om h alf-pay of the- 18th B. Shepard, y Chand:rs q -:lert ; . A Cavern-garden; ( 61411•gilr0 11 e t i;, jia n n ira l t r i,. " ;, ; .7, 1 :r, ' past five o'clock on Thursday evening, I found him i Foot, to Ise Lo;ign, vice Abbott, appointed to the Ist Ceylon May 90, .lone 10, July 8, at Guildhall, Attoraey, Mr. Hurd, in bed, and 1 enquired how he found himself ?-lle ~ 14 1 i > . . , Kings Bench-stalks. l'eutple. Royal Waggon Train.' : .1. Nichol, Old Jury, merchant, Joel. 10, 17, Ja:IY 8 at answered, and said he had a dispute some time ago To be Lie:nteitonto, from lutlf.ssaY of Ow Regiment-Lieutenants Guildhall. Attoraies, Messrs. Dana and Cros.ksisk An Br'ese. with a Gentleman of the name of Griffin at Griffith, wad T. 1110 . 11.0 ck, Meredith Junes, Charles Carter, John Wation, street. and Lovell,. for -st t, Fla )1 * l l " and that ever since he found his mind in a deranged Tote Ma tthew td 7fr rew half-pay of the Regiment-Cornets George luau 10, July 8, at. Coventry -street, Atli:wo e : lr jir Mt. r ltapsoott, state, and that he had taken two ounces of the i emeillitlis, Joineis Solara; Martin Riehmels, William carterond Took's-court, Chancery-lane. tincture of opium, and an ounce and a half of the) J. T. Coward. I t oo . 17 v 1 DIVIDENDS. • Garrison Battalion. extract of opium, which he purchased at two dif- To be Captains of Companies-Cite-aim H. Wellman, from the ' 2f i t ir t. -. 0 - • t at .i . , I .,, la zz n i ol ilast o , ",,V a t i a l e ; e ' r ret gl i : i l r emnse ' h a" j -41 w° Tercet shops when he walked out after breakfast, and . 1 Ist Gyration Battalion ; sod .1. T. Mackenzie, from t he 2.11 b Burcomb, w iS ilishlre, chrthiirs-.1 un'e i 9, t r 7. li ll t d ot - itig - V e rner l.rea; that he was determined to take nothing to, counter-' d F ??t . • . Ditto, Ensign T. ilardwicke, from th e 15th F oot , t o be Coxwell, Berkshire, dealer-June 1 7, J. Greases, jun. Copt act the effects of it ; I then, sent for Mr. Taunton, .... Linwermol, h a ll -cour t , loserance-broker-J une 17, G. Coosem, tkay's leo. of liatton-garden, surgeon, being desirous in such' Neva Scotia Fencibles, Ensign and Adjutant T..Nowlan to have square, merchant June 21, W. Fosberry and E. I ng l i ra y , Li the rank of Lie utenani dA GARRISONS. verpool. merchants-Jane 19, R. Cross, Ifewel4leld, tilir a case to have his advice and assistance; he Caine, tershire, earpesiter -June 11, It. Leeds, Norwich. hone-maker Jene ‘i3 It. Day. Doncaster, innkeeper-June il. If W and the deceased still persisted in refusing to take 'Lieut.-Col. Colin Dondas Graham, of the late Scotch Brigade, . ( T iapham, ' Liverpool, gt r -June 24 *. T. Ar ! nisir . oirg; any medicine • ; I told him if he did not comply that to to tie di p a g r aTaa w if e roor of St. Mawes, vice Alves, appointed Lead•arhall-street, draggito June IS J. Dasiltoo, Spalding, we should be under the necessity to force him, forbl 'lld 1 Lieetenant l im es Watson, late of the sth Royal Veteran Bat- T i e i r T ant-Ju r, e 1 , 1), - . :a: born u l i, . 6 " it. ) , 14 iriOc° l l l geti that we should drench him With it ; lie replied, that tallow. to be Fort-Major of Plymouth, vice Fraser, de- :aol l ge7 P !l r t - tue t 2ti n , .I. ). Le:d nri."be i9 lr i Thornton, a, b r ok er - Jake, H. in a free country like this he had a right to do as he ceased. BRIX rr. , s.van s , Newport, Monmostlishire . malister-.Jonelk .1. liked with himself, that he did nothing to any body Major John Canine of the Ist Regiment of Life Guards, to be ben., ltrackley, aiorithamptonahlre victualler-Jame 17,.1. ('lurk, Broker-row, Drury-lane, cabinet - maker W. else, and he wondered what right we had to inter. I itienteoarat- Colo nel in the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. I J. Richardson, Niehdlas-tune, merchant -Jotter?, ff. I:ards fere with him as he did not require us. However, ! James Bad„,„, M. It, from half-pay, to be Physician to the Icy' Lildworth, Derbyshire, cotrosimpinorr-Julie 17; hi. with some assistance, •we forced some medicine down 1 Forces.. Humble, Wapping, shop-chandler-4mm 17, T. Cotgreave. Great Farringden. BenJore, cheese-factor-June 19, R. Welhs I Dr tit Porve or H arry B acot, from h a lf -p a y, to be his throat, part he swallowed, but the greatest pert . r 1 1 . ' or Y .nr. Y ' • - ' D ep ut y Earringdtm, Berkshire, barsiess- maker - .lame 17,• D. 0 8611 1 was wasted, and this we continued to do every guar. ; To he v A r p ) athecaries to the Forces-Richard Hnertley. from half- : t ‘ ilx .i t . i t i t rd o -street,- ut J us u e iee l7, l7 w . v .lli i v i e ro r. w oho, Wood-street. sl oo ttr reet lare: ter of au hour; we also kept moving him shout, and ',,,, pis ; and J. W. Simpson, Gent, h vice_ Hilditch, who r esigns . n,son . ' Cheapside; silk-manufacturer-June 17, J. biped, 'rooky using every means in our power for his recovery, ... lo(ihett;rollosipdrotetinbeAeLstants rge lo one t! R i en ore ry es- W D . a;•riadyselto Robertid ' I street, Southwark, poulterer. y, , but he died shortly after 11 o'clock the sterne night..) Norris, Charles antler. William Lloyd, John F. Nichol,' : • CERTIFICATES-Jetre 17. I examined the body, but found no external marks Dugatel Lamour, Thomas Longh, Isaac James, and William S. Gilt, Hunter's-street, Kent-road, borse-deskr- J. Leith, Ilt nolo; Gents. Three hing's-court, rt, Lombard - street, wine - tnetchant -I. of violence on it that could cause his death ; and I . . The King's German Legion. Brandon, Kent-street, Shutliwaek, hoop and twoonistirenamia em opinion that his death was occasioned by the i Ist Regimes( of Litchi Dragoons. Cornet Otto Baron Hammer- 1 , -M. Macgaie, Jerwyn-street, Stasltunes's, milliner-J. Rubin great quantity of lanthanum he had taken, an d h i s 4 In ste bp inp ar h n e et Lieti . tenan e t. tr v o l n cillttie • 6 : 4 l , a t ee( v : i l e d e p H on or hatf- p nes , su ny. r. I I ill, s li c to h c o le e rzt, corn--J. , e Strald e ,.d e o r tec . f l ott . refusing to take medicine to counteract the effects of i ceded ; and Edward Trine*, Gent. vier Hammerstein. Pe 4 Wellington and H. Wellington, Crow u-court, Soho-s quare. it; and that the fall he received was by no means the ' 4th Battalion of the Line. Lieut. Adolphus de Hartwig to be : opticians-I Hurst, Portiere, baker-B. Goodies-au, Homey occasion of his death and Mr. Ilene 'Wagon stated •5t _ .Adjutatit, vice Rantzau, who resins the Adjutancy only: Infra, Hampshire, miller-T . Itycroft, Belmont, Lancashire, y h Ditto, Lieut. Finest Baron Dur•ng to be Captain of a Goat- calico printer-al. Fades, Upwett, Isle of fly, Cambelth,e, several circumstances to prove the disturbed state of puny. vire Ludaers, placed on half-pay. shopkeeper- C. Abel, flalesoorth, SnOblk. surgroa--11. Mr. Sealy's mind. • Ensign Charles ii eiss to he I.ieutena t. vice During. 1 , Evans, Newport, Monmouthshire, isaltster-J. Chapati, At fliidolpaus Caratens, Gent. to be Fnsign, vice Weis.. . brid g e, Sousersetshlre, linen-draper-E. Jacob, lentitssent, After a considerable time, in which the Jury were simi an Regimen,. Lieut. C. Le Curet, from half-pay of the GlanioreanJilre, eattle-dealer -J. Woodrow, Solstlw-rOw. New much divided in opinion in regard to his insanity, i • Chamfers pri fano iques, to be ljentenant, vice W'illiams, mad, Somer's-town, distiller-J. Thornton, tioldeo-apare, who escSenges. featiser-merchant-W. A. Evans, Birmingham, Coal-dealer- - they returned a Verdict of Ltenese . y. " i " • . •-- MEMORANDUM. 4 IW. basis, Helmer. Herefordshire, satAlesdehlit , -4: Tailor, There was another Inquest held immediately after ' ,Lieut. Armstrong, of the 37th. Riot, is shperseded, being ab- Alarsii6eld, Gloucesiersbire. mealinan. in the same house, before the same Coroner and , :r. 22 without leave. • 1 ' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. The e..phintments of the undermentioned Officers, as stated ! Jury, ou the body of Michael Ryan, a bricklayer, D. and T. Fiutay, Upper Jame street Golden-settare, book ie**. Gazettes of the kith and 201 h instant, haVe not ta ke n binders-. 1, Dailey and J. Grubb, Gray's Inn, lawisnitioners who lived in Hamstead-court, Leather-lane, aho ploce: : .0 Bear and A Fatty Union Little Tower-kilt. 'ship awl was killed on Friday last, by falling off a scaffold Royal Veteran Battalion. Captain John Vicary, from - the Re- .•. , I aitr . Poplar, b It . T'el W . Craw ford, ' WO *et I Ihtlllllllo. • r 0 eri- . al . . tired f.ist of the late 12th • Roy al Velcr o ,, Battalion,' to be in the Old Bailey, where he was employed in pulling . C apta i n. stone-utasoas-6. and J. Gray. ktilliter- snare , ba.d.kareen down the breast of a chimney. Verdict-Accidental . Lieut. P. Whennell, from the Retired. List of the Late 12th :' Davies, U Hassell, and Vi. Hassell, Bristol, rearg e fac li' to j r ' s. U. - Death. . I Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. • 110aPIT.1t. STAFF. , . John Vetch,-from half-pay, to i.e Physic.ma to the Forces. • Stalf-Sa oo James Arthur, from balf-pay, to be Surgeon to , - Yesterday his Ntajests's store-chip ' ll indostan sail- the Fo rces. ... 0 for Gibraltar and %lake, with stores fur the fleet 1 - • itt the Niediterratteatt. 41h R „ i. • ERRATA in the Garettes of 15 1 h.ult. and 20th inst. Ceylon egiment. §inciouta WaciOnact.-.Last week was marrie d 'at Foe 11. P. Fletcher, Gent. ta be second lieaten•int, •Doynton l • in Gloucestershire, by the Reverend W. Read Henry Gerrald Fleteh 4 e 2 r i F tizi t t. to be Second Lieutenant. 'Gunning, Mr. Wilson, a resttlent near Stroud, to For Lieut. James Stirling to be Captain of a Company, vice Sarah Lock, a young Gipsey Girl, belonging to a ' Walker; who retires. • - Rem( tent. James Stirling to be Captain of a Cumphey, -1,3 0 ,gang new hutted nii the Common in ilte vicinity o f , purchase, vice Walker, who retires. Viet town. This happy event was celebrated *by the 97th Foto. - tinting of bells and other demonstrations of joy.-- Flir t.. r,:t+.,,C„baryli-ce Pt.!;in, ird.„l - ,:,o,:phte".itri„."• 4 f 41 1 7 Fs6„nith Foot, A handsome dinner was provided en the occasion at li.rid Ensig. William Prichard, from half-p .y of the 56th loot, .the Bull Inn, 'its !linter,. A liall followed, at ihieb : le be Ensign, vice Eashart, appointed to the 49th Foot. the whole of the Girl Corps, and the inhabitants 1 . . Office of tlanaoce, M . Il# 21. for miles round, were present. At Heron o'clrfrk ' Royal Regiment of Artillery. the dingy tribe retired, but not before the lather or Ille_see i ,'"a ce d iiiii.rtitentutts tr - i fli m e o u t i e l i rneL , tld e e t is 11; o n f rzl i lh e amt i : ee r • the bride called for a pint pot, which he tilled tenth ' 'ilimigins, ditto ° ; PP " ' intialiel ca ; venagh, vice Slade, 1 sills ; ' 1 guineas and presented to the bridegroom . t"Francis Hbleomae, site Trynii, decease'; Harry Stow, vice Part, promoted ; George' It. (ante. eke Manley, dill., i ol Ott Saturday a young woman of the name of Aril. , WitFrasPr, vice Iloiteh. ditto; Ambrose Goode, vice hewer, living in Berkeley:street,' Clerken well, .pot 1 Mu4sro, ditto ; Charles Goofing, vice Se tt, deceased ; Edw. an end to her life by poison. Love for a trout, al tI . o j t ial ch i n ns ' " Ali t v o ice iien i r m y er k pr g o es ted :ice. l i r i l l ti nm i I. m " A i* i i fi ef : whom she afterwards discovered to be marriiid l is 1 . 1 beophiliii.Desh i risay, l ire teionan. ditto; Win..J. 1);:l t ?. -l. supposed to he the cause. 'ice Jinn-b. : ditto ; and Henry F. *later, vi. - „: Christie ' The AVerACP Priee of SUGAR, for the Week, coding May 21, is 61.5. 50. per Cwt. Avern,ge Prices of CORN of ENGLAN D and WALES, Pee quarter, from the Return, ending May 50:— Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. I thirb !elm. Ogim - - it; d. s. a. 4. e. I. ' h. di. 1; d. 70 6 39 5 31 0 25' 4 37 5 40 . 3 31 Average Prices of BRITISH CORN; its SUOPPLAND , b y 111 P tluartrr of ,ight ineliesler Bushels, add Chitmeal per Hon of 12tiliss. Scotch Troy, of the Four Weeks • immediately pi:merlin:lday 15: - Wheat. I Rye I Barley. Oats. lieepr.] Pease. 1 Oats. s. d. N. d a. d. W. 0 43 4 411 1 S. d. s. d. 24 0 94 ' 1 . 9. SA 2394 DIED. Suddenly. nn the 2d May. in Orwell-place, Ipswich, Set* folk, Mrs. ken!, sincerely lamented and regretted, out ouly by It*r aenn•n relative. 4 hut by all her acquaintance. On Monday, in ;iecinington-lane, aced upwards of 70, Samuel Hill, Esq, former y of tiutrolk-street, Cuaring-crow. *On Monday lait, n4n•d st. Mr. John Jeffry Williams, Ste w " nrd of the lioa. Society of Gray's Inn. I.olllKlid Pristed u'.d Pub:J.:led Ay P. Lays..l6. el ' be • !ttsicele in Otr 97. neet.ortif " 1 " 171111111 7 11 1 Firt Lietiesitet, Chris. .to be /Wilmot, lie Wal eoe , ,1 14 /2 t o be 'nig' tiewenitoti, I to be Second Capt,,io, vice II 1‘ lib 5. to it:t ~__.~. F; •