The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-09-26 00:00:00

chlermakere. Manchester, fesietmert. 3. losinsiter, he Star and t 4 - 1" Inn. erdele. Buxton. and Pettily. Gray's-inn. J. Ikeeston, Drayton in Hales. Shropshire. mercer. Oct. 17, IS. Nov. 6, at the Talbot Inn, Drayton in Hales. Atior novv. Messrs. Baxter and Bolas'', Gray's lan-place. T. Gibson, jun. Liverpool. ship-bread-baker. Oct. 13. Not. 6, at the George Ina, Liverpool. Attorney. Mr. Cl ter. Staple Inn. A. Gird. Park-lane, Middlesex, saddler. Oct. 0. 10. NOS.. 6, at the Albion Hotel. Birmingham. Attorney s. Messrs. Bourdillon and Hew it, Bread-street, Cheapside. DIVIDIXIIS. Oet. 20, J. kEtchell, sea. Essendon. Hertfordshire. dealer —5..et.23, T. Kay. Prince's-square. ilatcliff-hichway, coal merehant—Oct. 23. H. R. Rodbell'. North Shields. victualler —Oct. 24, E. Phillip. Narberth. Pembrokeshire, linen-dre per—Oet. 24. W. and H. Webb, Bristol. linen-drapers — Oct. 14. T. P. Jones, Caermarthen. Ibsen-draper. CP:11 I IF(CATV.B.--.01"f• 16 . J. B. Snowdon. Lynn. linen-draper—J. Jagger. East Stonrhouse. Des onsliire, stone-mason—H. Tredwen. Chep stow. Alonmouthshire. ship-builder—T. Kay, Princes square, Rateliff-highway, emit-merchant—J. Bass, liol beach. Lincolnshire. brewer—C. Cope. Berhelev-otews, Portsuan-square, job-master--H. W. Smith. Bird's-build ings. Islington, tea-dealer—L Hoile, Beech-street, chi. buts Goa-seller. . 30th of NErrn MONTH ((Maher.) Cannats,trasts he shall be honoured with his usual par ties of the public favour at Identity fortunate °aces, No. IL CORNHILL. And YR, OXFORD-STREET ; where he Sold the Last Z 30,000 Prize ever Drawn, besides many otber'Capitals la the last and preceding Lotted's, including No. 40, Prize of 221.000 ! ! !—All Business in the Public Fa nds carefully transacted. ttorneys, UNEQUALLED TRAVELLING TO DOVER. DR AL, RAMS6AI'S. MARGATE AND CANTERBURY. Four %oxide Coaches. and keep good Time, By S. A. MOUNTAIN .AND CO. SARACKTeII MAD INN, SulSMalt•ltraetT, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. TIIB following POST COACH HS, MAIL COACHES. fic. set oat from the above Inn:— The "Teleeraph," Dever. Deal, Remote. Merest., Canterbury. Feversham anal Sandwich new post coach, every morning, at a quarter past seven o'clock. In consequence of the decided preferriscr given to the above coach, the iweprietors are determined no expence shall be spared to render it the first eons eyance on that road. Brealliton, Chatham, Itoehester. Stroud. Sittinthourne, and Rainham, every moraine, at a quarter peat seven. Falmouth. Plymouth. Exeter, Weymouth, Durehestek Dartmouth. and Sailshory. every morning. at seven. throes% Hoeft" Axminster, Bridport, Blaodtord, Basingstoke, aid Bagshot. .. . . . ... IA - • ~ U ntidk"yeirilheariltai; t*iitingion, Wlnehister, and Basingstoke new four inside coach, every morning at tight; arrived at the Coach and Horses, Soethampton. by See. This is a moat delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Melon, Havre de Grace, Clrechacgs itn. roe proprietors of the above coach hope to receive a con ditioners of•that support which has hitherto been experienced elate the commencement of the " Union." No racing with other coaches. Bath and Bristol flying post &tubes, through Chippen• ham, Caine, anal Marlborough. every afternoon. at one • ar rive at Mr. May's. the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the 611- Lott don Tavern, Thorns-street. and Swam Bristokaext morning. COACHER To WELLS, BRIDGEWATER, TAUNTON, TUE KING AT THE PROSECUTION OP THE BANE OP IRELAND AND PLYMOUTH. E. CDRIsTOPHER O'CONNOR. ENGRAVER. The "Umpire," a new Liverpool light coach, only one This case stood over from the last Ass.sea, post ihrht on the rend. carrying four inside. sets out daily at one; Pone by the prisoner, who stood charged with having arrives at Liverpool next afternoon at !seven, through Wo barn. Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, in his possession a forged copper-plate for impressing .Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle. Knutsford, War- the form of words used in 11. notes of the Hank of I re ringten, and Preston.- land. He also stood (nether charged with the ens. Shrewsbury. Wellington. and Stahel post coach, every everting. at five. Guarded. testy of a forged blank Bank of Ireland Note for 1 /. The " Union," Weymouth, Dorchester, Blandford, Salle. found in his lodgings. Limy, Andover. Blackwater, Ragshot, and Basingstoke new Mr. Robert Murphy, high constille. proved that. post coach, every afternoon. on the 19th of March last, he proceeded to the pri- Tli It WRY)IOIITH PACKETS TO GUESINSIT, MISSY, cotter's lodgings in Quay-lane, accompanied by Mr. cliennoriii:, ST. )(ALOES, &C. IVateon. and Mr. Henry Ludlow, who had been spe- The "Rockingham," Leeds new light coach, sets out , ll sent every morning at eight ; and passes through Raldock, ciay down from Dublin to investigate this linsi- Digglesoado, Eaton, Salon, Greethans, Grantham, Rawtry, ness, and Mr. J. Sargent. Witness perceived a desk Stamford, Newark. Redford. Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to in the front room, close to where the prisoner Was at the Golden Lien. Leeds, next morning, at ten. work engraving ; himself, his wife, and a child in her Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach, it is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete public arms, were the only persons then in the room ; the conveyance on the north reed, being unequalled by anyother. desk was locked ; witness asked prison..r for the key, Glasgow, Longtown, Gretna Green, Ante, Dumfriea, on which the prisoner's wife replied, it could nut be . Brownitill, Thornhill, Sanquher, Kiln. Canmock, Kingswell, lead: witness told prisoner it should be opened ; the and all parts of Scotland. a pesteoech daily. York, Scarborough. Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New prisoner then forced up the lid, when the search cow castle and Edininirgh. new post co ach, with a guard menced, and continued for some time without effect' throughout; sets out every morning at nine, by way of until witness found a letter in the desk addressed tot Newark,•Retford. Tadcaster, Darlington. Northallerton, Durham, fifi erpe ih, an d Berwick. Passengers finding them_ the prisoner by a person of the name of Murphy, who. selves fp on the journey, may rest what time they it appeared afterwards, was his brother-in-law, peva please, thtts nropeedon without any additional fare. El liarly written, and on a description of paper the same Ma Ist, airiisrlndon new four inside coach, through - as that used for the forged Bank notes ;in the same Aiduamegligondinnoil4anboore,Purton.Lydington, Pewsey, desk, and which the prisoner admitted to be his, wit- Wooten B ' . ry, Hungerford and Newbury, every each! i ' o' l ' .._ i* nets found a forged copper-plate for striking off forged ' Bridges , WOW. Shrewsbury and Holyhead four G aiett i safklainsbu If. notes of the Bank of Ireland; on getting this, the Inside court, every evening. Boston, Spalding, Peterborongh, Stilton and Huntingdon It his wife wasquite alarm. risoner appeared agitated ; 1 Royal Mail Coach, every evening; to Spilshy, Louth, ed ; snatched the plate out of witness's hand. crying \ Grimsby and liull. afternoon at a quarter before six. .% Carlisle. Penrith, and Whitehaven Post-Coach: ' a a uard all the ; passes throug goes out to her husband, " Sure Christopher. I desired you not to leave that plate there," to which lie replied , s"'with four rses Z . • leby, nd Gre g ta-bridge, Ric way hmond, Catterick.h "it cannot now be helped." It was with tile greatest Se. Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and difficulty that prisoner could rest it out of the rasp of arse ; sets out every morning, and performs the jour- the prisoner's wife ; this plate witness handled over to ney wi greatest facility. Passengers detained on the Mr. Ludlow, who marked it; and on further search in .t road' business . or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage - of th seats being secured - in the next coach. the same desk, witness found paper cut to the size of . ' K al. Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Loasaale, Bolton, notes, some of which were damp as if ready for use.— Cho I, Ormskirk, and Garstang post-coaches, every af _taw sat Five. '' I srpook Warrington. Knutsford. Stone, Stafford, and On cross-examination he said , that he never heard a n y thing against O'Connor before. li leld new light four inside post-coach, called the Mr. Watson proved that he also was present on the fiance," every evening at Ave o'clock, to the Saracen's • I occasion; searched the prisoner's desk , and found 1f I Inn, Dale-street. Liverpool. - akefleld post-coach every morning. s anderiand, Stockton and Yarns Coach every morning, to Abetil d and Rotherham . i .A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their li .. '.:". ~ • ends and the Public, that they will not be account- any further account ii therein two blank Bank notes for 11 . each, apparently struck off the same plate, which witness identified ; witness asked the prisoner how he calm by the plate the plate from a man; but neither told a name or gave of the plate or notes. On his hits !e, for any Parcels , Passengers' Lottege• Writings . Plate, cruss-examinition, he stated, that the door to hik lbe.ofmore than Five Pounds value . if lost, stolen, or da t 1 I 'Gellie Inn , Sunderiand iost coach, called the Rocking - and engravings; prisoner merely replied, that lie got - t , every morning at eight, and the Nelson at Nine. • *aged, unless entered as such, mid the femme. paid for . • , seerdingly, at the flarasaa'S Head inn, Suovrishill, lod ging was net closed, and that several Pawnbroker's for tic( were founit in prisoner's loom. street, ►= • ""‘ k( ;`,_ • N, . mired the amount, and put his signature as a re* eipt for the nsoney. On the 16th of April there was no entry. bet on the 7th of May, there was one for 11.195. the full amount of the sum due front Mr. Smith to the witness. So long as printers and printers' devils were the only persons known to be connected with this paper, we considered it as totally undeserving ef attention.— Bat this reason for despising it no larger exists. The real springs by which theznppets were set in motion —the secret patrons and fostrr•fathers of slander and calumny—have at length been discovered : and we have now to deal, not with men of straw, with indivi• duals whose names it was a disgrace to mention, but with high official personages,—with those who more io the society of gentlemen. Crows-examined--On the ;th of May the witness examined the copy of the casts book. He was positive sato having More so. The ps celiac mode in which the witness gave his test, lazy, c .lh d forth some severe animadversions from the Court ; but on •an explanation taking place, it ap peared that the prosecutor unfortucately laboured Ileider souse mental embarrassment. Mrs. Susitli proved paying the prisoner 1/. on the 16th of April, and also 10s. on the 'ith of May. Each payment was made on account of tilr. Leslie. A„elerit in the house of the prosecutor was called to corroborate We testimony he had given, which he did. Dot in thramirse of his cross-examitsition by Mr. Adolphus, as U' his belief in the New Testament, and whether he brlieveil in the revelation from Owls. the' - , witness Was sg:ssu tressed The first tinrtil;er of this Newspaper, which was said to be intended to support the politics and to defend tae uteisures of Ministers, was published in the be ginning of January last. At this period, our readers wi.l remeuihrr, the solherents of life faction in power. both in this city and throighout the country, um busily employed in making speeches. and signing ad. dresNes to his Majesty, deprecating the licestiossoess st* press Ineiltirmegiiitifi,gagprenott.!! sisteil in the save answer. the sane pJint, and pet- Mr. A .etrus put some further qnestions of no particular inteirst, and was about to put one relative to the former point, when _ _ _ . - Alr. As D.t aws objected to the question being. put. Mr. Animenus —This is the first time in my life that 1 Lave ever heard an Infidel defended. The case for the pr•isecation bring closed, the pri soner w is advised by the Learned Counsel engaged for hin►, not to make any defence. '1 hcre were several persons in acendanee to give the prisoner a character, but they were nut called. The Jury, after some consideration, found the pri soner (italic. Mr. Auos.encs called the attention of the Court to the circumstance that he could have called seven wit nesses to character, hat he- declined doin4 so under the impression that his client won!il have been ac quitted. As that had not been the ease, he trusted that Bit Learned Judge would bear in mind the fact, and in awirding punishment, s t deal with the unfor tunate man, as to answer the endi of Jnstice, but, at the same tine deal wit:. merry towards the prisoner. George Naik and Andrew Juideo.s were found guilty of stealing in the month of December list, six locks, the property of Thomas Wallis, oilman, of Long-acre. The first-named prisoner had become ac quainted with the latter, and carried on a regular aye tem of pecu:aiiun. They applied wherever they found an empty house, and having got the keys, stripped the buil.lings of locks, coppers, fire-grates, &c. and then made some exclik fur not taking the house. Johnson is an oldAnder, and has been tried at the Old Bailey several times. James Flaaery and Monies iresfeer were capitally convicted wtbreaking and entering. the dwelling-house of .Elnin k ialliXoratau, and stealing three spoons and other &Welts. CUZID STSALING.-31liVda Doted, a married wo man;.alred 25 years, and of decent appearance, was tried for taking awl. the female child of Frederick Win. Smith, without Use consent of the parents, and with intent either to deprive the parents of the posses sion of the child, or to steal her clothes.' The prosecutor said that he lived at No. 2, in Queen-street, Cierkenwell. lie had a :la nu:liter named Louisa, who was live years of age. At lialf•past seven .o'clock on the evening of the 19:.h of Aug►nst, some person informed-hies that his child had been taken away by a woman who wat then in cnstody. He after wards went and saw the child. She had be en at home about six o'clock. Ann musket said she lived next door to Mr. Smith. On this-ev; ning in question she saw the prisoner beckon ing to the child, who was in the parlour ; and two or three minutes after she saw her taking the child away. George Hunt said, that on the evening in qiestion. abo3t seven o'clock, be saw the prisoner in Goswell street, walking towards Old-street, with the child in her arms; the child was owing, and expressed a wish to be taken . This Oltuiustatice particularly at tracted, the attention of the witness. A crswil was illoo'rollerted round her; and whet: totted %diem - she j was taking the child to. she said she was ping house, ' 7 +►~ for'thase pro - tegsions ; and we always en ttitained a lurking suspicion, that if they had the pow*, they would be disposed rather to monopolise than to pat down licentiousness. But, notwithstand ing these suspicions, we had no doubt whatever that a newspaper croon 'limed at such a period, and under such auspices, would be, for a few weeks at least, preserved to:crahly e from the licentiousness of which so much had just been said. In these apparently reasonable expectations we were, however, entirely disappointed. The veryfirst number of The Beacon abounded in the vilest personalities—personalities such as no gentle man could possibly have written ; and which, we have access to know, induced many to believe that the re , p0:1 of its being supported and countenanced by the leading Tories of this city, was a gratuitous falsehood, intuited by the skulking traffickers in malignity and shinier, by whom it had really been set on font. Every subsequent number was cidestlatell to give strength ta this opinion. The most unmeasured abuse, not of the poll its only, for that might have been tolerated, hot of the persons and private characters of every persJa suspected of holding liberal opinions, was indulged in. I ndivianals in every rank of life—the most eminent Members of either Douse of Parliament—the most ac c.,snplished advocates at the Scottish bar,—and the most respectable country gentlemen, were dragged forward by name, and have been unceasingly libelled, traduced, and vilified, in the most blackguard, brutal, an 1 revolting terms. Every Tory gentleman to whom the subject was mentioned, expressed his unqualified abhorrence of the manner in WI ich The Beacon %vas conducted; and it was at length publicly announced, that a person of the name of Nimmo, who, it can Im proved, was either a compositor or pressman in tiie otiice of Dincan Stevenson, the printer of The-Beacon, Was hie Editor! So iktiaredfinartonipirac , that hail been planned for the pdrpuse of lihelli . lreducing every- ;wan of independent prineipleih seceeetled even beyond the most sanguine - expectation of its secret contrivers.— Those ho it is now ascertained had clubbed their stocks to furnish the means for carrying on this base and cowardly warfare, stood safely concealed behind their hirelings. And had it not beets fist a fortunate combination of circumstances, which we may, perk fps, on some futuse oc zillion, explain to our reader, it •a difficult to say how long this system of suborna.ion of elander might have been carried on. Cudgelling and borsewlsipping could not have abated the nuisance.— Tile persons who had prostituted their minds ; who bad sold themselves for the purpose of retailing weekly calumnies; would, for an additional shilling of wages, have submitted to be horsewhipped three times a day. however,a clue was at last'obtained, wh'i has led to a discovery of the names of souse of the real supporters and authors of this inexpressibly villainous system. And, the Lord Advocate, who kilter that the ;net could no longer beconcealed, swede a merit of ne cessity, and when Me question was put to his., ad mitted that lie had ate xsa .4 BOND deearing his ‘• earnest wish to countenance and support The Bea con, and the principlcs on which it is to be conducted ;" and binding hiniseitto advance ONIC HUNDRED POCNDS, if necessary for its support, That the boftl.Atlvo- s . .'~ -.~ """-- 7 - - ~- ppopurr-m-ir ---- ------ .-- • - -,-.-----,,„-- . . _ . . . . . : • .. . . , i ~ .. . .. . ... .-, , .. 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Psnolk , ' . . sab. 2 - ~ /ler LATE MtlES ti lic a st: N ALOLlCO sigi. y e ll a ral i rL ef If actin respectable Man. commanding shoat * Mr . snots OULLLN D E m o roe f a A pt . pisae..:767 ll64 l l l 7 l ;:a p r il ir:a . _ _,_ ____: l 4 41.11 - itie.ithgrentemt::::::esswiPeuguriviteetlAilLsisstakeliillegvhealkwervfasin it Oa tke N yLlJC *l ll ll 4l l l br ir i" le BUTIN ‘4 EIIS tIi lb .. ' T HE MONTHLY . , CIAZETTIC OV•111.11A1•Titi haaded to lan lky u I, Ise "riMs l l 4 ' do _.___..... • 4 ,, ata i n i sg i a tsrestlagPartkvslseseftheesesmi,Trest- sad mid& will be festad'well deservlog his ',rises comb*. • . mit lrs local. &s. a t b. to ge ose. which tsmainimililio Lion oft's, ratios t klieg attest Parties of greet resesetahilith le chaos Otte witnesses chaidir. ... . • . '- 1 „,, • s ' be • te l d w iretthia isia mo s t : e t a lili l a rbst alts iam it t l r. la Th ila e tate gf l t. • late *ma. so d ayfapoleas Boaaparto.4lbses . 4 Tbe Do. etraie . erees We sisa l risks of Trade, dad entirely Ready be -having Itaiii present alt the din.. - • • 't- -. . • pretax, eared by earboaate of iron , by Simon Dia _Refs Mosey.—Tbe Profligate , great, as 4 the P.gpenees ex- Mr..01400n, of the Bank" it belied , . . • i • its rennin' cill the of all Preaoki being that . .rd Mr. Denele—A mysterious as* of tit of a tremely small.—Non , bet Priacipali. fbrwarding their real • • • - • • I . lisr i t , • B e s s e' Boy—The Causes. g rellalsols• Name. treated with. was ex , , and •proved, that des plate wait-, e-, civil bad been stole rimer was takes Lito • -.. .. f i re. 9 th e Herron, illienfoneke. sari Soliseeks Address , post paid , Mr. Cline, (Raptor Conn Hone. and conetarbited and also-the . ..l*k motes we . ••*, ra , „.• • T. . . ... m,l„dio—Dr. Tamerades rittalcond with ti t. Paul's: : off that Oita; that the prinHinelad bees in • ' The eoaatabt e who toot bat said the prisoner tel practical Itaserits—A Care of Hydropiebia, Irbil* .') Ammo f ey t h e Fi rs t D rawn p r i es t vice of t i e Bank of lrelairtikinlinsitiver kr A , him that the Hired at 411 pilaf-hoses near Hatton- waw a; la to City—Tastesetioes fee employleg Iteelelslty 'nd dillgailiel• in avs ,dt in Case st Wen 110th OCT OBE R (NEXT MONTH.) .. live yen* and employe4iitlitikVidham as seek . . t garden. s of a Now .11tetrument for T RISK having stated the Scheme at hilliest/oi. th a t prhooor left t h e liskiikii totooisesee of • The p ris oner, when 'wed by 141.111110 —ea for her defence, said • • rmissrCeetracted Limbs—Or. DedWs Physician's Gelds— • invitee the attendee of his best friends the Public to rassufellts•-•• Witness she pre m ed his striking at ini- she baud the child , and MP NUT object than that t -,- - was , s r*, 1 7i e eece sa d Literary qaaraery o r a Its whelps! attractions. It consists of the whole 30,000 rayin. _ • .3s s %h aw k* . s di se .Led rarg iesi Review, &e, lee .— Metes in one Lottery; all the Prizes of which are. Mee- g fle this Plate which correspoada csiedy of affording her Fratoatialis • • i j a erisso d s • co. patereeeter4ow, at tro, Pion- Kew Keay. There are sot Two Blanks to a Prise; . and with rheas &Ind in his desk. Hr. MUNN ' win • for the Recorder. is • lit and by all Bookeellera neither Stock Prises nor Classes. Three of *1,00W., sad 30 The pelmoter called so witnesses. air did be In coy his address to the Jury, t : lion she present "was tin EssEstx , OP SHRIMPS. • Ve ial s. hh d l bid Simms are selling by T. atm 4. Coroblil, way acnorms for aving t i e forge pate an ti third forged offence o f t hi s . . • w . 'bed snow bane • F ROM the Increasing -demand of this much ad- aid 0. Chiming-Cross, who des sold more than half the Thirty ilk note., ' the Conn daring time . ' -.- Ant of Par. . ...- • - s i te d game for all sorts of Fish. ate. it has laditeed Thoinsad Pound Prises that have ever been drawn; and Barrio - .Slam who presided es , this nianisse, Hasaaat bad mailed,' bakery...4o. SY POWELL , *this Wholessieoll Prises of 211,000, 110,000, ell),000, Sec. is tin very last • ..5.i...1 - t i s i.- . 1,.., at aaaatihr o da h airi p ta go at Preeristat• /11"• of shoialkolar - JM~a thel cippaiik • itehease, n, NOW0011•11rtet. (when th e • ••• --'-'ll9r` abut ' - .-:°- • , and , . , , - . . ,•earl dos ado oast Goodoe i t 'IN b o Pr f oos of m oths m eta - ze d s m u l l .. sp u n , Reeding a gamer inforo No o ' clock hi the or to take the kit ow penguin% ottlso parsers Irrede ".A . return lie mist oinsiiM. • ,is Condit% by which the Pualle ten tree the 49aniajf. lied remained in their jury-room till twelve In either case, It aaelluddly presilife h.' ma k., asy . . . 2" 1 , 0 .. ..,.... ,..../ ,,,, -.; % lo t fortraithia - and at*. dens. .• tit night. whoa they brought is a verdict of 4 . Ac- thing more cruel or wicked ; for an Infant masts . 1, ~: ___,,. ' -' ll . • *unto sequalet theselhat sold by all .. ---,,-- - - _Mi . ' npittal."-•-(Ciroaick.) thereby be exposed to danger, and the Wadi of its pe- r; ,-- ' l7 " •', Werelseeeeem Landes , r ot :T sout oto or FROM TUESDAY sratirs (Lizsrrs' rents must suffer the severest anguish. v ' amts In every tows the --.ens— ' OLD BAILEY. The Jury, without a moment's hesitation, foetid thil': ' '' -4; ' ... . . , •-,:- 4 . - • 0 . COMMISSIONS In the Derbyshire Regiment of Yemeiniy —.01.-- - - prisoner Ouilty. • •., • • • Ilbseerkstets...larEestainit IMIIIII-104" Moore and Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Yesterday Jobs Ifickise was put to the bar on an ~, • t 11:4..... orgitils s mossi as this: • Derby. indictment charging him with euibearling the ram of The other trash were of no Importance k• • •. - .( • • 1 . . ! - I la ....' '. • ..Z.:i so t d . /11 2 1" 1,1 1 : 1 1::: Corset W. Smith, to be Lieutenant t Cornet J. Webb, to •.. ; . ... 4 .,* • we. Jo --ie. --, be ditto. vice Bslguy, resigned; C. Arkwrlght, gent. to be IL the property of John Leslie, his employer, in the THE BEACON AND ITS PATRONS. ' . lfoonn - 4- .0.... -'` ' "•' Cornet viee Webb, promoted ; J. 11. Smith, goat. to be beginning of April last. .' ..! .* --.1...- . • . ' • " . . I .' '_.,, _• ___ • •••:l . 4,-_, •—• 114 sic:Any! r • ditto, sloe Smith, proemeed. • The prosecutor stated, that the prisoner bad been Every honest man sets as high a value upon a good same. i.. .- .2-•,.::IMEE t TWO atAsts 'tO A PRIZE. employed by him as a clerk for about three years,. and as upon life itself; and I cannot but think, that those whe s : , • ! '''' • '•• .'i•::.lPußsisioor temsor t t lANKRUPTS. mi. about the beginning of April. the prisoner received privily assault the one. would destroy the other, might': (MU* CAPITALS OF .25.900, Le . J. Knowles and 11. Walker, Salford . Lancashire. . they do it with the same security and impunity —.ADDISON * Those who • pprove the authors hade d eo isr po rsers t ifde . fer .t tp‘ sed . the essitractor. begs lea.* to express ohlormakets. to surrender Oct.B. 8. 16, at the Star Inn, from a Me. Smith, the sun; of If. I 9s. It was tne the p essenthe feels le the tialiittssl approbation Masettealee. Attorneys , Mears. Willis and Watson, Warn- custom of the house for the receiving clerk to enter in libels are as guilty as if they , • 1 bestowed oa the present Mosey Scheme. The Drawing feed•conet. the.cash book what sums had been received by him in -do not write such libels themselves. it is merely because ; bogies 3. gelestoder. Leemiester. nvereer. Oct. 9. in. Nov. 6. at • the coursCO the day. and this done the witness re- they have not the talent of writing, or because they will '•!* son of NEXT MONTH (October.) the Star and Garter Inn. Wo?eester . Attorneys, Messrs. . .• . . _ • - run no hazard.—BAYLE. f i y ! F a PAKTMECOMPS DISPOLVILD. Westlsl♦ aid W. Mklmo°. Plmpton. Derinollire: com mon-brewers—J. Wallace and A. Knight, Lamb's Con,luil- Lutes. R. Christie, and K. Heidißell, St. Bwithin's-lane, Lombard-street, wine-mer ehants—G. Mason' and F. B. Fe!toe, Little St. Thomas Apostle. wine-merehants—A. and RI. Gray and M. A. Beretta, Crooked-lane, Cannon-street, wine-nterehants —G. Collison and J. Dryden, Wood-street, Cheapside, silk merohants. LIMERICK. CITY CRIMINAL. COURT.-SATt RDAS'. SEPT. I& !~`. .~ ; 1