The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-19 00:00:00

The Right limotorable Cicero Earl of Glasmow, by the Nose, ayls,•aad title- of Satoh Russ, of flawkhold, la the county of Renfrew. Tile Right Honourable John Willolighby Earl of Ranikkil. len, by the name, style and title of Berea Oriastiad, erCirtits- Mend; la tha county of lona. .• • Th. , Hight llo.werable•Rshattad Hear Earl of Lis* pi t .the manic , style; and title-If baron !milord} , at Coon, comity of V_ .inia; • Tbe - Right ilonoorable Litaloloa.Viieaont.bisibieraa, by dbn Maw. style . awl tiilF flkoraff Akihnotilse, of ploillotwaft tow entitity of utrby. Moot. Francis Muntrialoifigoir; Esquire; Commonly called Lord Francis A lmarie e, by the atone, male , and title of Murcia Churchil, of s. 'd irg im. In the county of *Waal. ' And to .fieorge Ilarris.*Luittual uf the 734 Regiment of Foot, and Grams! of Ills MaleitY's.ferees, by the anise, style. and . lido of Raton Seriagapatumond.lidynare r lit the halt luArs and Of Belmont, lo the county of Kent. •! lirar.O.ilice; -it• has . 1' In the name ant it promotion i • rooommond tho batth of the Line of the Voilalion of the Soma. fit Ia !` 11 4 1 0 ' ,44 . -Lia4 , ~.. ~li wit l iikbeit its al;:i'rd at - •~•.- , ~: ti- D TP . " "le . Light Dragoons of the lung's arrittoo.legiwn, itlajor Jurtothoo Loot+, of th 95th }.1) 9 1 1, hldjor Peter tiro% rt, 0( k 4 l y 3 41 Foot, 51:- ~r Thaw, Viude, of the 42d Foot, ue39d Foot, the 3lth Foot, 52d Foot, tbel3it Lithe Dragoons. ; Itoysd Artfttery, the let Foot Guiaris, f the 4th Foot, he 14th Fodi, 9.4tb fuet, - the 950, Foot, . Foot, IDS n.d of ifiredetioeßattidient of Abe Light Drsigekihk,. • Ihtle tight Ilragneroc> • • the lails.l4o l t tom. . of - the 51. t root. the' A ttilkeydt tde libea Germs. 'of the l*t Wimp s: • .... 0 • . tit 40ils . root, - • ofille; loth tight • -• , the.bt Foot.- • Iftbe 11th Light Drogopiii, of th'e glh toot ' . . _J ,914.4Ftwi1s • •• • , fYail S l 4 , corPG.- • .eif :W)11y, of the ith Pohl, Evan., of the; Erik Wee /India )%t ,4A:47 '_C(ll . • fifty. Cip t altollatkaal 'Srner of Ow tot'llt;iro'opilinsOiht, Captain •tdonsdiWititivillta..af Mr Royal Attlitery. Captain Petty loon, of the 79dt Pa*. -• • • Cftitat*:,,Ed ward Kally,ottittst Life . (416444.14** itha...21,7 flth - braKttote • Copia, lion.,l•L plrottittlk , L3llt tau:oth, , Calltaf* *out Sire. Disks Itst Foot, • - C:44Asift Ed »aft Keane, al the 74 _Eight Drarkus, W. Botta I.)eeken, Butuilion of the it=iit i lrof the Oth•Foot, .• • •••-a 'City of - ' 4,rtillery '' L :. Cnia - . tin ca t*... Ni ---. in Anarew "Clots . the )16 , 'dans Krill's Gem"' ' g iant- -. .. Cqtton k t . de 'kern, of the al Line BettnPos,a -the ILiseer , csirmaievs, , -,,' ~ , , .• 1 Ciyisibilt 1 JAM Sorignito of thi6Oth Ftird, , •, ; 1 Caknin Thotints . l)ymelety, of the IRoyitt "%ninny, .."-. b. • - 1 (.6 140 11 'Wm Verner, a the:4l* taght itragoonc-, 1,---- Coo - flirt Skinner Monroe, -of Ow 15th Light Dragoons, Cuptai nW. t':... "lithesome, of the' Ilt I.l,ll3tlnfintry Batton, of .he,,l9B4'scieresau Legion. ...._ L4o' NTELLIRENGIL WILLIAM R. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's DN. SNOW-lIILI., LONDON. The beat Accommodate's° fur Travellers, good Bede, !Arlen. odd asnderair Cbuiger. Tbe followers, *Vim Catiber. Mnil Coaches, &c. set oul the Smaerm'is Ifmtd Mime-hill:— TRAVELLING FitOli LO *DON TO LIVERPI 111LNTY-NINE, HOURS. The U PI it E. it New Liverpal Post Cam*. my 41.1. nn the roan, ewes •. Foos' laid.. and Four Outside{ rIOT the S.ir ee i, 1t.a.1 lay Snow • hill, Imisdoa, ever. Orm oittork,arrise. Liv•vp 'lest hfierimon Tit it O'C Urals' WllO . llllll, Leramiy, Nimittaroi to ford, Lriterssursh, Hinckley, Aslieraun, Litr ti Id, Itug.ly, Nrwcarsele, Braretou-green, Wars; Had Team. • UXBRIDGE. Tiara. Southall ' and Huoireil New Cr, 4th, every A 6ern. iiiii i at Fora o'rl cit. WRYIWOUTIf Unlash Comb. F .uetneides, dirtier, Blandi.nd. tialsitourv. nod Anihver, every After: argivee nt Wern.nrih neat day, ,it ale j Wfirre the F. r. snit no Wednesday and tiatarday Aoternionn, nt F.vr, to .(11 + t - • 71+Orince ilijeut liailrep pleased,..l 44 vs . ..64l,:eiiiir et bis s kt . sksty; to 'iiiikl •::411' , if* tnitnititig 1111ijoyi.7441.raptains,',1 -ii4 (..e_Siietit irtk for th eir oninin4t in I • %Voter lon ;... ''•• " i No W 14.0 - 'of The tils Bettikek of tl ..• 1. iswearalwa ; • •,. .. • 24 "lar t ri g. r. .0 Obit .• Moyer rk ,e• . te sit ea wei I.fite fir the Moses Genoa Igslie. "'' • ' . ligajfe neu; Basin laseceo,iiii ificrist ititi netts, • • . Maier Ftrleriek de Rabtrtsrl E of the I Batten .- 44 Ajar Plallip Ilareelkstic4,-4.tholif:itesnonli ' ' Dow, .. Ala feW , (learge Krattelbeitbert. tit OA 311teliliet4 • gilts. • ' 4 Ifil . r r 'llfatisa l l i tell7 ef li t i Alet t ! °.:4l.ll4 : Ala r Robert Bell, Odle Royal Artillery,. Pal ward Chewy, wf doelirDrarllfeaca'. ./ .ftichartl .I,lewellTe, of the ' 'ildi ..,: i k ol! Aerestos Fredencgai: tit Ike iftf 'AilsktV , ~:._ .•. sit's &41tala 4.100140 '. , • • . ' Biltifx.DoseldSPftoottld, of Ilse 9!d Peet, 4D av or J. P. Br i i i d o g i e , ;, l 4 the fltk ie k e t: l l4ra; Alt(tor *int Th i nrobilt,the ith bight 'Llragi Ala, or J. Lewis Watson ottbefFlll Fiot, Maier A sitestus Heron Iteitzeostete, of the Jet L of the ltioe's Genemyleitioa_. Major Joho /lam of *IVA Foot, '". • Milo George Ilarlug, of the *I t.ight (Drewry ttijur Thanaa Y. Wade, of (hi x : ! j.br Francis Dahmer, of the' Major Richard Rh-groin, of the Mujor Wm. Chalmers, of that 5 31Nor John M. Cutclife, of th St• John Parker. of the Ito 3falor C. H. Churchill, of the Altuor Geogr. U. Wilmot, of II "lajor Jabot Keiiettley, of tiro MaJuelfsiorytte 'alike, of 41Ie 9! )laTor George Beek 004 a th Skior lobo t 'am ',lick of the ! Major Wut, Campbell, of the'. Dialer chola do Peteragrir, i l t eryt Gorman lergloo, Ma . & inch likturchlie, of . els M Julies afoot, of the Uhl rb % ogh 1 to e* Th i :t:as . " It:iti r ol Ma or Assu.s * tegliympher, fr of ti • '' ' .. ... . si qv C. Rade,- a M Ni aitterlitillstg - geown, el y of the tpr Thomas W. Toylor, -of -1 fit . fergoiltheso, of the. 3r Nwoi r kolletdeni.. of,th or Heirrfletlite Moth, o Mit Cal, ort: of:the Se She- SYR- sloteliCi Oklaf RA he A lealtpder .ontlibetl Vol Brevet ltafajor Liclacy Evans !l l . ti'4l iP • . . b b!. ~. T . k Apo% P S heat h, choice !out fen ,, , trOOL,' Dose Ottist arts .44 .8•‘• 14% ' , I t k. ~ W c t. Id, Sion,. rew Pog oth Dot. P to Go,t o. •yanee tu to Paris, idiot "my, •gote * .i e . hampton, ;'airnourts, %tomtit{ it it, An shot. flout ific. Coachq Id Liteh. renin_ at 1, Liver. Ru Chip. arrive at Taverns -Coaches hntn i _seht hi the Pore thrneeh. toncruter hi tit Noon. uiwt,, it is 11 Convey. mod:titian ry A ou Cf. Boti .g, devilries, )• erformeil half- Aers•t er, Der !wick.— lb of toe solved on Kan, Co. Seerbo. h, every half-past ch, every itch, goell through An. d.ottihnni Mot nine. 3 'as•ent..era 1 • peculiar rh. • • *nhat, sorted. Weft end di r oil she .• 11 kite f social se pasties 'eh w neap re• it lock , dehi. s tenors petaaobl to tenni. lii tett more r Web sue oosidera- these last 1. Ply to the .ditorde‘s stein pr, , - tonl•ho), Ides that •••• • essful re. ' spotte the nriont to -y person J • conuilt- Nivors. uthortty, rnfe.oing -rotent to e of such , estst,ntrd Ann and etion ore 10 8 . at the 'f ter rotor' and f lie lift urrw *ilea wenn rut., m- t.'s% A sad sit tete. 4 s. If mit', , itemitte , l onto Ali • in, Wirt' Ir- vie.ti”riS .4tps 9' 11 out p f oeverol riled ,',n reAllSelit VtiV64l a , 1810. to Dr, oespienee she Die. . Italia tilt lid%ed • ration, is to sits it 1' stop • Ile t 141• ur Nana- fin (brit alter ul;h E • rirrtpr . Co. tilt 4 ;! toog and Messer. t, 05, Hat. tO 401 'three 1.. f plt mei, too e .oceutit I.l l■ 1110 • •" • 111*. IMATESMAN. i. Goiter iing's Mills, war Itreslautt, • vaiSet% JulylS. g, August 6, at the Pilgrim. ho t Wrealria. Attanies, Ling bad Amite% GIAT's las i awl Ur. Browne, IVrezhaat. VICE-CRANCELLOWS COURT, JOLT IL MISTS V. MINTZ. An application was made on behalf of one of the co-executors of the late Lieet.-Culottel Mentz, of Norfolk-street, in the fkrand, to his Honour the Vice. Chancellor, for an itsterlocutory order, to com pel Mrs. Mentz, the Colonel's widow, to transfer 60001. three per cents. Rank Annuities to the Ac comptant•Genersl of the Court, in order that the same may await the decision of a cause before the Master of the Rolls. The application arose out of the following circum stances : Colonel Mentz originally made his will, appoint , ing Lord Newark one of his ezecutors, but by ft. tulips, Lsraiumtreet, Goodastuertlelds; bistoriarnabsetmer. r July lu, Si, Asigust 29, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harvey, De% oaskire-street, BiAopagate-street. I'. Lock kr. - Ay lige buildiaAl, Harper_ierert, Kent-road, user. i chant. July 30, 29. August 29. ot qtAlthall. Attoraey, bit. i Harvey, Devonskire•street, Bideeplifuts-drtet. J. lArsenelt, II itgay, Norfolk, stlailkwper. August I. 2, 29, lat (laildhull, Kin , Lynn. Anomie*, Ati. (toadish', Mille's Ilea ; and Messrs Willis, EAirthorne, and Clarke, Waraford- I court. J. Chisuall and 19. Ward, Ipswich. vnaltiters, July SI, Awl/. 1 LIP at the Hear and Crows, Ipswkii. Misrules, Mr. Ham, Ipswich ; and Mr. Taylor..lohn.etreet, iirdfavd-row. • I, W. H. Williams, Caerphilly, alamarplerkire. shop-keeper, Arnaud 7,8, 29. nt the Rammer Tavala, Bristol. Attorairs, Mean. Daniell and Soas, Mod i :amt Mr. Pearson, Prop. court, Temple. M. Warmer, Fleur4o4ki—tivet,Spladtkids, soap-araker. July 1 23, 29, August 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Coucaunon, GreatPreseott-strort. Goadinan'i-Bests. t Dividends, Ece. Tswaserrow .1 . • ,* ......mg . attempt ph. 'S &c. in the ditch, and thereby leading to the cause of -------- YORK, JOLT 11. the failure •if the attack. i Mary Waring was charged with bigamy, In mar. 3d Chargn - For scandalous conduct, in having eying Samuel ~heard, of Mirfield, during the life time said to an Officer of his regiment on the 7th *f * Tartu o f h er i m b ue d Edward Waring. The facts of this ary, when infornsed the 44th was destined to carry ease lie in a very narrow compass. The register of the famines, " It is a forlorn hope, and the regiment the first marriage, which was by license, at Waite. moat be sacrificed," or words to that effect; such an field church, in the year 1807, was pot in and read; expression being calculated to dispirit those under his and William Heap, who was present at this marriage, command, to render them discontented with the ser- stated, that Edward Waring was still living. The vice airotted to them, demonstrative of the feeling second marriage was solemnized at Mirfield church with which he undertook the enterprise, and infs. on the 15th of April last, the register of which was moue and alsr disgraceful 10 the character of a Command. it , nd - -Rd. Mr "' - lted. : ing Officer of licifi;th teiiment. .so put in aL react. _Jrahasn - Sheard also atm._ that he was present at the marriage in Mirfield church. The prisoner in her defence stated, that Edward Waring, her first husband, had grossly ill-treated her: that he had upon one occasion thrown her into the canal, with the intention of drowning her; and had at different times cut ) brui sed, and otherwise ill _ et • • • .. , 7 0 01, /CAL -rpm- PR AID. M A NSiii itet4a—.Yestei clay a man calling him. 1.• *self John Frederick Attilatut iiroybick was brought treated her, and at last turned her out of doors: and Cardairi Cosi N othatit.Ellis t iii 111'0, root. , , • . cavoin ttiow tiA*4.-% , lir the Coldsir.mm Foot r dare,. beftite the ,Lovio MATett, charged with defrauding for four years past had separated himself from her,.. cdelaie.V;e.eme-Esittetterff, aillie - to light hintotry Battalion Mr. A Mivhi-w of various sums of money under the during which period he bad never contributed' any of Ile Kin.. lierniall I.egisre: Captain Bow. E. S. Epilthic v ortbe.6olll Fool.. • folk wing circomitancet : .; thing towards her support, or that of her family; and l oittoinrWill are ;'. Drakr• • of the.Roval Rune Guards, From the evidence of the Prosecutor, who is to fo r ; that he had sent her word that she might marry again,' ( - dor. er Nl' i HiAlil ;Irunewma, of the 3d Fin . .itiiirda, Niggler, it appeared that be had been in the habit of`.'-&a wished to do the same. Captain James linirhoripe„ of the Ist Foot Boards, , ! Ca l :mit% Ante< tet de take, of the ht Line Battalion of the meeting the fi r is um e e , I. a , r e gee-h o u s e, i n ti n e city,l Mr. 11'1r-idiots wished to enter into evidence, to K rote< Grrtnisil Leg:0111, • The latter having represented himself to he an agent show the situation in which the parties stood with, ; captain *Jones show. of the 113 d F00t... I - autain Lord Cherie. Fitzroy, of the lit Foot Guards , jin t h e disposal of situations about the Custom.boule i respect to each other, and to confirm what the Pri- i a. ink, in k, Ch ur ns A. I. Iteutiuck, of the Coldstletun root' the Prosecutor requested him to procure the place of ' saner had stated, as to the conduct of her husband C a ptaio A ards.leanader Macdonald, of the Royal Artillery, • a Tide Waiter. This the Prisoner undertook to do, ' towards her; bat Mr. Maud objecting to it, his l Captain Robert Ellbosi, of the Ist Feat timed', • • and having produced some paper, purporting to be . Lordship thought it was not admissible evidence. Captain Beery Ihinarevque, id she kb Feet, - an authoritative docement, he demanded what he llis Lordship said, that the fact of the two mar- tatiot;n James Jaciven, Of the slain Font, .., ' termed the Tres of office. The Prosecutor complied, risges having been proved to have been in the life Cain:lie Robert Howard, of the ; oth Font, Uftplaill William ateltg , at the Mth Foot, -' and advanced hien some payments ) one of which , time of Edward Waring, the fi rst and only law i ful Colon Jobs Tl , ,kir, of the fil3il foot. ' a moun t e d t o th e sum o f 11. 12a. After a lapse of . husband, the Jury could do no other than find the fo be MAJORS is the Army. several weeks, and no appointment having taken : Prisoner guilty, who of course found a verdict of j MILITARY PR -. s o— OMOTIONS. * place, the Prosecatoi became not only impatient but : Galli,. . r , . free.o/11ce, into Is. ' suspicious; and liaetng coninionicated the circum- 1 Mr. MAUD applied for the costs of the prosecution. Ile of Life awards; Breves LieetenentoCeleael Bee. esmstauce to some friend, the real character of 1 Mr. Witddares expressed his hope, that Lis L or d- getT l e=it. front she tad 'molt !" be &IRA" of a Till**. ditPr isoner was developedi and he was taken into ! ship would nut grant them, as it was evidently a vice die gee. Yearicietituitivite, who eirhatioes. ; prosecution grounded on private animosity. :t1 itilio,..Liesteditec Sir Jobs (3 .a, e Bar t . to be CSIDRID at& 0 . 1011 . IF' .Thipp, view 1 - auger:dd. killed in Win/L• -.The LORD MAYOR desired that a statooleet of lbw 1 His Loidship said , it was neither for the Prisoner Cosset pad Sols.Lienseaant //ugh itifilWaie Barton to be Mhos - _tdd. • .. 1 1111111 a y. ssw be made out, and sent to tba Commis.' nor her Counsel to object to the all ow an ce o f cos t s , Irvice die Jobe Coz. e it s 4asesit of Plot, c.,.e. Ilia 110 s. patois Ittosimpe, trait ; ebeiters, eat ordered the Pelsonee to be brought up , bet for the comity ; and upon this occasio n , he w as s kii t et 4ta g isseas ef Life Genrds alt 1111 LOW* at .4 Poo $1114011011"tity, when the Solicitor of the Revel's.' ef opinion that the county ought not to pay th em .— i • page, ilteeamtish, who 'Waage" wOnldsitesod the examination. * H' 1 ts Lordship said, he knew from the disposition; he r . ' 4 • • .frrArl a . F ee e4h i ti e rnoor terpiest, Eve, so be Illeistity ledge Merits* The Peisomar was accordingly remended• !bad men, that this was a prosecuticn eatirely at the Vise. sr ey br liiiiiefi al (4hcaltart flea Sir Richard 0 UNION-BALL.—George Hobbs was brought before' suitof }ward Waring, the husband, and bad been .i., Rem _ . 4 _ . . 0110Witeeket MANN/MI ftr IBC Furces—w. J. s. Mr: CHANSONS, charged with stealing two bundles ' prompted by motives which did not entitle him to ThAt i * i diom K r,1, 1 ,,g, G ems . +of paper from the warehouse of the Nag's Heed Inn, : apply to the county for costs. He should > there- ia the Borough. fore , refuse them. • tr :.: . tetgLitUTS 4l - Wessenden, the master of the ins, stated , . 3.-PolOgvtriotioeys, firtstio, Nato-merchant. July ?0, 28, , og the yard about 10 o'clock on bowie A Sit'ese tuinustreial goose. 8 Leo!. Atiownes,..a!essts. i'l t • JaeleF 'lstria. iirivivi: ass Moue. Ltiard. MEW, -be observed the' Prisoner going towards the Out RmtM. and l lllo sh vier ;p l.lecohl riewcamse. s MiL uagem.yage. denper; fitt_toerith two bundles of paper Under his arms.-- 11. Kerr mod i. a .onlyl7, toi. Aug. 23. a „ he i sse er ian in u ottureastle-mider. staving a gattitity - of paper lodged in his warehouse, L yme . Amtrak', 'Mc Vflbset, Rigei_lkedeb Who, TephfOsl enderldseare, he suspected the Prisoner might have, pit Mr. A . Wilvon, •Neviresile.endee-Li g r is ..A....% at o w heed visitiOg it • ; he therefore immediately called the w -garb", :tasensoid. draPeei.JeU ( t wi t eed seven s Ina. ttlitnee. Alt , Wk. 1. Theo- :watch and stopped the Prisoner. 4 0 , ifirlittierg and Mr. melte. J . ellsirri:fi". On' 'essinining the warehouse door, it appeared -- '..,piel A tssesi, Curtain-road ~.liily _,, Aug, ' drat tialUthatt -"IN ~ -3* r- 1 I I nigami , 1106 4• 11 "!• •- - - - • Datums Arrester AT ROBIBEItY.—On Monday evening last the following daring attempt at robbery was made at one of the houses in Finsbury-square: The family are absent front town, and the houie is . left in the care of one servant, who with another female, was standing at the area door, about eight o'clock, when two men came op, and attempted to, miss. them; the young w omen retreate d , b ut t h e ! villains followed them closely ; they still retreated, till they Pecared themselves in au -upper room, from the window of which they pre the alarm of thieves; je consequence of which two Gentlemen, who were passing at this time, went in, and searched the boase, but uithoot discove r i ng any one, the villains having' effected their retreat, taking with them a pair of rich cut glass decanters, which stood in the kitchen. child belonging to Mr. Lloyd, at Mile-end New-town was yesterday found drowned iu a well . ,close by the !lunge. " . -a .. - - Pell' - - - - re is s lir emtveynw • cil marks altered it, and substituted his wife, Mrs. . is....es. lr '_h il e e nuid from Cheri) gl i . '''. Mentz, afld a Gentleman named gore, his sole eats- iis the no g ot delightful and the cheapest in rrance. ur " I C !. lle a r t i l i d ur je h r a7. ) ;lB f t i. . "t h a l t e r s DUBLIN. t cutriz and executor. In August, 1809, Col. Mentt ! NRIGHTON New 1? - tint Post Conch, Poor Losides teat a —0.n.0....- . 1 transferred 60001. 3 per cents. in his own name, and _ewers morning at Nme sa Clock, thrmigh Crawley, a„avo The WEYNI 0 UT 11, D•webecier, and Blamlford The General Court-Martial for the trial . of Limit- ! - --at of Jane Meatil s his wife ' g ivin g it to her, if ! Pose i r i oneh, err!.i . Afternoon; ;net to the Crowe Inn, tenant-Colonel the lion. T. Mullies, of the 44th re. she survived him, for the maintenance of her children giment, assembled on Saturday week, in the Royal . by a former husband, and particularly for one of ! i m r.;‘ , 14,1 1ar 0 r 7)1.. Po r t; I C l : i n:74i, to carry four. lloide, sett every Morning, through Luiterwiirth, Hip; Cr..., hind.; Barracks, Dublin. . them, .Georgiaisa Littler, otherwise Watson. Soon ! Atherstone, Tumworth, Litchfield, Utlesthorp. Northampo . • ' and liuovalde. Arrives at Liverpool pert Afternoon. President, Limit.-Gen..kleyrick —Steamers, Msjimorprorrai after the Colonel's death, which happened its 1810, ; EXECER, Ph...oath, Weymouth, Dorchester, Fah Doyle, O'Loughlin, a n d White ; Colon,' Wolfe, Roy a l Ar. Mrs. Mentz transferred the 60001. in her own name, ' Dartiumith, and Salisbury, New l'iot C,...ch, every M. finery ; Coloowl TN% lor, 884 regimetit ; Lieut. Col. 'Waller. and applied it to her sole and separate use. •H ee ! as . half-pnosit o'Clork.oith ii ;issued. ihnitseli'llonit m. Royal Artillery; Li a.-Cot. Sooliary. 7th iting.on Gancit..; monster, Bridport, Blandfor.l, flasingstokr. and Ragshot. 4Jeutesuait.cul o net Frette ,i; lib Draw's. c man t,. ; .bu t i o , Hr -daughter Georgians died an infant, leaving no ad- ; I.IOSfON, Spalding, Petedsomsi g h, Simon, and, fjp o th ic . Order, 4th Dragoons ; 14-joi Henderson. Royal Engineers; ministrator. It was then discovered, by - • don,NeW Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening. Coaches roDett; 48th legiseient ;414 •r Thwaits, 4stii re twat;; from Beaten to Spileby, Loa th , Orita.by, and HUIL I lk ., smith. 201 h orgimmi , I. one AI : jar Gera, 61st ft : hong. ran d om made by Mr. Hibbert, the stock-broker em- , LIVERPOOL, WarriNt.m, Kitulaford, Slime, and ;. Tits-fallOyring are the charges t..-. ployed by Colonel Masts to make the transfer of I field, Post Coach, called, Tla• lispeditiou t , every livening 4 ',.. lit Cherge—For haring, on the Bth of. January, the 60001. that the Colonel said he had transferred it ! Fire o'Clock , to the Stingers's Head Inu .. -, Dale-street, I dßathefulfit neglected and disobeyed the Orders he had for his wife to enjoy the interest only during her life, po ll 'l AT ( l i i ar w t si d e 'l l ltM i t il L "lt ilying Post Conches, thcmigli received from the late Major. General Gibbs coin and at her death the whole was to go to her daughter reultain, Caine, and klarthoroilgh, ester).- Ailennum; 1 ',sanding 2d brigade, to collect the .fitscines and lad- :Georgians Littler. It also appeared that Mrs. VrAll°Y*. the Gr c rula s od w Ino dr pcsdb, Ad the London I P. 1 . 1 0 1 , Mal hlocaing.—L Airsiand to be formed with theta at the heed of the ' Mentz had obtained a nullity of her marriage with t o Welt s , nil" ' Brldg m e n wa t te e r; Taunton, is., salaam of attack at the time directed ;and in dieobe- , Mr. Littler, her former husband, in conseqttence of LEEDS New 'Light' Coatis, iallvil; The Rockingham, 'tiiettei of said order, suffering the regiment • under which her children were illegitimate. Under these . s t l i k e te , ve ,7, g l " ll y, „ a ki g at r ha e ir- i t s i s ti,, Se mi vals ‘3 ,. n r r ' it i l . : c a. li Cioa cu r r .t thr his.coausand to pass the redoubt where the iascines circumstances, qoestions arose as to the disposal of !sm. Passes through Stamford. Newark, Retford. 1/oticmoer and ladders were lodged, and remaining at the head ;the property, and a bill was filed in 1811 to appor- I ..Notw ir ithstnadlue s tt i e she " m de o p o l e i ri n ife:dittoe 'of II? " I" I dr a column for halt an hour or upwards, without ! lion it to the next of kin. Mrs. Menta in her an- allowed to he th e most agreeable and complete Public Coo , taking any steps to put the-44th 'in possession of the ' ewer, denied that the 60001. had been given by the I awe ila the North Raid, Being abetuolled in Accommodatt fascitses and ladders in conformity to the said order, ' testator to h by any leer daughter, and claimed it as her own .°flier ' KRNI)AI., !anteater, Preston, Kirby-Lonsda/e. Doiton knowing the period of attack to he Momentarily ap.t right and sole property. i Ch ar l e y Ormsklrk, and Garsause Post Coaches, (eery After; proactting, in consequence of Which disobedience Mr. PHI L 1 .1310 RE, in support of the motion, stated a ! mew, +it'll,* o {ha &larded. 1 GLASGOW, I. 'house.. Greveus-Green, finnan, Domfries, end neglect the 44th regiment, on being sent back to ' variety of points arising out of the case, end among . 13 r ownhell. Thor u hill, Sit 1 iir-Ktin, Ca ark, Kt the redoubt, and returning hurried by w i t h t h e r ag . ! others, that the Crown 'Would have a claim on the' and all pito. of -fiestlamt, Ca...peafowl. Coach ( Daily ). fines, &c. were thrown into confusion, end Moved property, because Georgian* Littler, the illegitimate I wit Y h tr!t• tr u f lert e,,, h 0 ,.", d igel li f ira4l e r r,;;; %. , N C. .„ t um. .. e h n ' t p e h r e f ii of to the attack in an irregular and unconnected daughter, had died - witkoet leaving any administrator.. el, ~, e l , .c a , by way of Newark,. RAfort, I'idemiter, manner, leading to the firing and disorder which en- : The claim of Mrs. Mentz being doubtful as to the j lingo*, N'orthillertoo. Durham, M.speth, nail 'Der% sued in the attacking columns, and disasters attend- • 600 01 . he urged his I,l °"°or to order th e money to 1 124..rageftandiPit tile.le • lirs 6"i"ed trout Hie kageb Janney, may rest what omit they please. aud then proceed ins it. 'be placed in stain gas, in order that the co - executor ' without any niblittiard fare. J. Clank, the Illeck Soon Rd Charge—For scandalous and infamous misbe- mi • ght not be made responsible for any misapplication arrvirert. York. raw Olathe' to Soublerlaud, Ku/l, r traria* before the enemy on the Bth of January, in of the testator's funds. • • row_gh..Whityy.atel Oiler ' BRIDGERORTiI f isd ig girlmA new Pert Coach, not leading and conducting the 44th regiment under I Mr. HAUT followed on the same side. .• 1 litre his command up to the enemy's works, in Hot p l ac i ng ! After the cooties' had been oppose d by Si r S . 8 0. , _,WAft EFIELI) Poet *out, every Morning, at half-, ' file o Clock the ladders and fiscines in the ditch, as he was or- DULY and Mr. WINGFIELD, •• I SUND • ERLAND, S• .tlibM, and Yarm, New Conch, dered to do, and in not Setting that example of gal- , The Vtcr•Cnasscrii.ou gave jedgment, and de.. i iii • ? toe* George inn.Sunderland: lauiry'lo !the . soldiers so indispensably requisite a tided that there was no.ground on which he cook! ! e l A i P our s h F o ' r ,,. Pepr ome ll t ( t i l l( b a r i t e s „ t 1 1, ;% Pa r.,,, Ca e l , le i lt i ,' part of eb oflienr's duty to ensure the success of an gra"t the arPlicatiou. The motions was Outguns ' Nostielhi ! 'AppW, Dreambritle,r, Richmond, t attest; attack; in - tongltbrklgt, Wettseeby, Abettor.), Dane:ester, and CI,. -consequence of which misbehaviour the "felled. Obitosnrest way by eighteen miles). MU , 411 every Moil, 444 h attt not perform the service allotted to them,) - -.. cut whines Itleirtoroey oith the cretital facility. Poleer k , never herb , made an sac 'to place the falcines, $ .11.55iZg..) . . lid, *it nu the goo by hu-iness or p!em.ure, have the - " advainage of their semi keine verar.4l in the next C ark lIIANCURSTEIt, Wiosl...v, Cow!Eton. Newcastle. and W o lverhampton, font Co..rh. every Arterniam, guar •a• Fur tht eonvelsiettee 4.f . per.ons residing nt the 'West 4 the town. Purees/re nod Pamela are hooked above C.saehes. at lialciamn. Louth Office, New Hors. Cellar, rice/Want.. Ant" loulw Y. MARRIAGE • should be the foundation of happiness, which is' often disturbed 'trough the that tuna the Reim mot taking . those ',revitalises a Atilt secure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blossio. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of vr. bet, where the coastiartioa has been tainted tty dlsrose, to • 'hated by a certain 'titbit cootracted at ..a early . eye. a set, tine of stability pees Was to entering that Auer i s intlispensa. requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to mg, mate the system. Fur ses, disorders have contributed ma essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness then 1111..5e which at toe coasequesce of singuarded pleassue. It was this consider* t inn whiat inditeed Mears. CURRIE and Cri., fur these last 9 0 years, to direct their sitaliee nail attention exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Venereal Disease, and the.disisdeg arislog'iberefreso. as also to that derer.gement of the system or dered by the drowsier habits of toe itmansiderete drhool. , which brings on thou distressing debilities mod deficiencies I prevesd or embitter the Matrimonial state. The successful • suit of their plan eittes them solditimial ardour to oppose ravages of these complai4its which are the most Caper the catalogue of human infirmities. It behoves every Who has indulged in this snlitary vice to seek relief lay leg professional inep of eminence tad Moamar, to which N, CURRIE and Co. claim the sanetion of whotatair euthot ns well as the tessiusony of aucontradicted facts. to prof ,. the cure of these emitplaints, they hold nut too battier' vow ; but, Feasible, men must he, of the existence . clalamities, they o tter their assistance as regularly Mu. hlewbers of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of (~,, ,A nn Edinburgh. Slight tad recent rases of S t philitie info ction radically cured in the short spare of two days. Those. c mo.; ob s tinate 111110 km, such as Gitstruction%, inveterate tares; Pains of the Kitties, Glee's, &e. are peremuent sires-di:y cured. .S• I Noblemen and Geotlemeto of I' respectability. have been ander the care of (nesse.. Cat (.4). fur the mimosa of complaints of the urethra, Or. str.; and h:leillg received a radical and perm orient (us quest that refessaWs mat he made to them. as Awl...Nom , (truces of the decided stiperiority of Messrs. Carrie nod , pion of treatment. Many of weer Cattlemen bad soul! Item 101 a 2J years ' and were under the Core of Messrs. If . . lieaviside amt tither Sergeoratof equal eminence. whitattelm their cure by the epplieetion of the inner eaus.ie, Winn( vete. Messrs. Currie tied Cn. have selected the tallow lug I fl-ora the matiy they are daily receiving front errire.nrr turbine them limas for their rent:onion to satosti nut via ItcHltb. It wits sent to them, sinsolieite.l, fr.ion the sts:i Nnhle Earl, had Itemered under this disiessing and t ful milady for Ina se e rr ; be hod been miller the are of ;el SUerelilei of priefro.iatatt rmisenee. ante of whom atuded a. pertnanent relief ; but from the superinr method of tressisseui adopted and pursued by Mewrs, t.urrie ae:d Co. he reeds , ' rac!ical Care I r the short space of one !ritual , to " Ma, 28, "Tn Dr. CURB IL', 107, Hatton.it-nlet). 4. Lord f e d: great pleasure hi trotomumeetiog to b•.. Carrie mild d admirable e tie isitefirrezrrmrei ere -rr iatT ni 4 lsh n uir ine si ni of of hie h~slth { is rrsaneQr,rnse b thra. lie may 0.14 that he Mu not for :natty years eajoted saw+ cmaiart nod fees dont fiat; pans s arid he emettaits tistabt of his having, obtained, through et- 10.14 nod atientkm. perfect and radical cute of that hurt id rronpl4slll, A. ne list a stranger to the manner that tothcis 'reared the romp he ho- it in his power, from it fair triad nod a join C0111.P.11 ; to pay lied tribute of appleuse to Dr. Co. rin„ which he hiy fr e ts, aid shall ever be meet ready mid wallet% co act ledge." Married Women, who have long been disappointed ... ospretaclons Hi a family, way be issurvvi. flow hs .nit-t Mane!, ~tich defects are curable by Medical skill ; nod ant , the removal or such impediments br an object of &mitt , certainty with others; yet the cure astir+ &fetus, by dual progrelh or renovation, is the iscquiremesit of thei Orrice. By no early opitliestiott to M. sera. Carrie nod patient will escape the polio, dancer, tond et pettee of a i tedious attendance upon kw expert. oced practitioners. Currie and Co. may he consulted by p3tica , l, o f either se, the preheat were," and k..no t or, at their house. N , .• ton enrden. Patients in the es atm.) , describing the pate of th eirchse, aze, and mode of hying, inebei g a rennin.' advice and Medicines, the same w ill be given or sent to at of the kingdom. To ensure that Verret% Pa !PM - offal la II dennking, the postage of letters may be added to the for medieloes.-107, Hatton garden. - . • 01#11KUV tea ond PebNibed b. D Loweate. • Swerve, w Clevrtee, r. Flori r ettfes. - . . t 4 is ..,.r .~W -,~-; ..... " •••'' I I Clirtala-read ir r T .Mr ig l ant rati e tt that -!he eta q' of th padlock 17 4 been drawn, v e a,ttai ,Attonivi, I: a • • • Mod on looking at the knew. it biloogod to Ft N. 111 1 1= eli tiepriroti..Airtholomew-cble*, se z e g rr o lzill. m ai; • l b s zo g. /34a r l rf . 'le t i ta"r • • A 6kOR Moe Primmer mad mee t a nd was. flak j - o aPkw. A 16.9 tl O 4 tainteitted. tat , ,tavtirk Amtnile.. I: kamax-ereet. &ow& 4 vi t e)t r.sol :.6l r. . "e A;r 1 4 1 1 1111444 e. 'n'tc** 4l . l . 3 . 1 ? 111 K Ob Nelda! night Lo CrAnciarir's baggage Abegeby,..itr.,tioerwood, stare 5. • : ifiggon, tifilin by rko arrived at the FO ! . A oi.trdirtaapc..veleveseg• ••! *iv . Office ftoni vial books, llardf 4 P• "gow nimme, Augii4; l ß;at tbetiyorri Inp; Nttig a r2T. ta: rpers, lb the e At e i ," 9 . 6..cyoh_friAcinuert 1 4 1 1**: - .;w'7' tud one of h 42. tt Hata .4- • '9 a • • , • -.. ./4 :4 3 ~1