The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-18 00:00:00

M f• r t r ~~~ ` s `. - LA ifitTRLLIGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, Du. 16. The ATTORNEINGENERAL stated, that this Si - 1.11111. , out action brought liy the Plaintiff, who is a respectabl. lighterman, against the Defendant to recover damages fora violent assault. His Client did tint bring this action for the pUrpose of putting money into his, porker, hut as a mode of punishing the insolence and violence of the Defettitsitt. In the month of June, last the Plaintiff was proceeding in one of his lighters, called tile Oppenheimer, to the Custom-house for the purpose of taking a loading, moil he girted the liehter to a !Norge of his own, called the Harmony, in. /niter to presenkilie former from going. dawn the Hirer. The Wends:it's father haul at the mine /.lighter comit►g to the spot. but there wall sufficient royal- for Ms craft to pass without intessuption knot the Plaintff's vessel. Whilst in the act of I "Jo gicting the lighter the, btother, out of mere talk:hit, barge, tbP Dgp..tianes to the Oppenheitier , THE STK hair iiiirLONDOisi GA ZrITZ, Ditc. 16. This G4;2.tte contains a Proclamation for a Cenc i ThAellogir" -f4 hr 4f held ra. enklivisie for the return of Peace, to bs throughout the United Kingdom on the 18th sooty nest ; and the Bishops are directed to compose Ring* of Prayer suitable to the occasion. —osse— • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • More of Ordoaiter, Dee. 14. Royal Regiu erects( Artillery. Brevet Major Robert t'. in so ;se NI/dor, v re Clasen. deceased. Second Caplan U y C. Cotsn to be Captain, vice Pyle. First Lieutenant Thomas Coombe* to be Second Captain, vice 4 °lint Second Lieutenant Jobe H. (kiln to bon* Lieutenant ( vice Gros hero. Ism* Lieusenaat Thomas A. Lethbridge to be First Litote osst, vice T. D. Jima', resign, d. BANKRUPTCILS SUPERSEDED. I. G 004404011. ses..l:.ly.kros, J. Goodebild, jun. J. Jerk- Sea.. W. Jackson , and T. osear, Bishop-Wearsioutb, ....eir,QUiu• ...- -610 tint. --- - • - - cost-Aff the rope by whicic she Was fenteased to the .T. itoberts and W. Steereas, St. Philip and Jacob, Gleams 'fit:men-Jr in order to prevent her coining in, and ran ter bite, tobacco-pipe mannfactarers. toir allay sith the .rape, • The 4 ) taintiff pursued hint to R. Byrck e, Coddington, liens, farmer. t ' . '-• '• '. BANKRUPTS. recover the rope, bet be wound It • .round his body H. Boblason, Little,Sation.kitl. Hatboro, grogeork„., So d/atoonsay that the Plaintiff foiled in his object, Serer. Ihe. la, Jan. 4, 27, at Ciaildhall. Attendee, Haw. upon:which he sifted.* blow at the lad with a rope's C "/ 121 , ta aad Caitilarr i e ":„' eit _ry, Snelleld, iron -founders, end, butaiiii not strike him ; a scuffle ensued, and 28. ,27. Jan. 27 ' at the Hetet, Sheffield. Attendee, Mr. the Defendant, *be al this time teas on ithore, irate. I 1 1 ::: e kl el d? Bitea f i d I and Menus' Till" and Co, Ctdelaaa snosliasoly jumped •sen board the Oppenheimer, at. .., 7. Parker, p b .,,,, gb. 4 , 11 „,,,, 44 ,„ dkr. Dec. v. vii, .mo. socked the Plaintiff Isminusty, stunk him right and g ,Mtge lodiaArnts, Gosport. Anomie., Mr. Bogue, Cie left, end knimiced.him sissen-apon the edge of the ascot's A l int ; :1; u Inn • nod Mr.. tflzas Wanikk•iko, spur l t re, hosier, Dec. 23, 26, Hetet, and but for the prosienit,y of the barge would J ae . ve• at Ilse. g waa , W arw i c k. A11ar ,,,,.. b k. have bees immersed in the Thomas. The Ifinintiff, Worsham, Castle.strem, Bensons; makldr. KS,chin, litirford. : ware icksoire. W,as a mass upwards of fifty, and the Defendant t It. Hi,k.„4,. Mincheree, haberdasher, Jan. 3. 4, 27, at the was as athlelie young; mats of fiwoood•twooty years ; Albion Hotel, Atarrarater. mummies, Memel,. iiyasu and Co. of age. , • • •• • Mitarbeiter ; and Mr. Otis. Chancery-lane. Neveral witnesses von imainioed io support of th V. Wiehnutiunit.d ft.lieciwith , Newcastle-upon-Tyne. thaws, Dec. 27. Jan. 45;47, at the George Ina, Nen: men. m ut e . stehement. . , . opest.Tyne. Anomie., Messrs. Nieggibuno and Co. Ilattost den • and Mr. Dunkin. Newo.stle. Mo. Tome. addressed the Ivry in mitigation of " ;' ga . l ). lataphris, Cold-Aston, , Gloucestershire, dealer in cattle, damages ' bat culled- no ajtorsseo. • I Hea.er, ti, ,Jan. 27, at the Old Unicorn Ina, Stoa-on-the . veritict far s h e pho ut tli,,D amsges 101. which th e , Wom, Gloucestershire. Attornies, Mr. Russell. Lant.street, mloritey.6t.oerot stated , cheek' be given to the ! Soutlrerk r ri e s ; and Or. Wilkins, Bunon-on.the-Water, Glou flutenneSociety. • .. • . T. Green, Chelteabant, pastry-cook. Jan. 10, 11, 27, at the White Lion lun, Upton-upon-Severn. Attureini, Antheity • • ckitaotr..e. CRE%WTLL. Watts, Bee. Symend's Inn; and Mr. Beale, Upton-upon-se. This wee an ,aetion of trespass for violently heating veto, WOrrefieribift. and asenniting the risintiff. The Defendant pleaded W. Berkeley, Hpion-spon-Severn, Worcestershire, builder, . Jan. 1 0, 11, 27 .!. at the White Lion Ina Upton-upon-Severn. not guilty. ~ ,er ...,, pri.. _. ~ his own MIS(STOP/. lfolrendrn, Kent, dealer—lf Co A isod D. Prince . , Coleman- Mr. PARR having replied to the Defendant's case, , street, reserehontr—W.:Sheorlard;Padstovr; Cornwall, merehnnt Lord ELLanaomoncu charged the Jury as to the Fl:ter . .n.r:idinujs'e.Daw"t' •tel g a h neaestr, ,‘ mer i t...hams—el. Itowlatt, rre rational prohability of the Plaintilfs case, after the cairn - primer —ill. Du o serhla.inCtrLrs4l:etritot;:.sl.4gmyr: evidence they had heard Oil the part of the Defendant. Ifolyhtwo. e Hants, tanner—C.' C. Doorman, Wellclosmrsquare, The question Wag peculiarly within -their province, sngar-refiner. .. . . and if was.for them to say, under all the circum. T. Lidbetter PA t l V lT er, E v i e t r i an l'lllf! ! !...l"r.EWen.._.sueex. stauces of thacase, which party - was entitled to their farmerr—ft. Duggrr; P. .I:uk. , v, and Vv. N orway . 'owes, Verdict.. • • Cornwall. sail.uatkers—T. and W. Wykri„ Northampton, nools , aplers—.l. Stott and R. "Istrecdole, Rochdale, Lancashire, The Jury instantly found for the Defendant. tfonnel-n.anufacturers—J. Chalmers and W. Hill, Coventry, - a atch.manufactu rers—R.Jackmo and J. Bush:tura, Kinrstreet, Bloomsbury, chetniMs- , 4). Wheeler and A. Holstein, Bow. street, Bloomsbury. toharcomme t uf a ciarer--J. Evans and J. F. Tucker. Swamsert, Glamorganshire stone - merchants —J. alardey. G. Pennon, and C. Hartley. cloth-oterilmots ..T.,florton awl It. Larchin, Richmond. grocers—R. and C. Fisher York, sculptors—K. Buckle and grocers—R. Mother, Peutite- 'ESMAN- - . . . BOW.ST!t i Elra nate ' et gad . ' rmr,est poother 4 teriP a „f 01544. bjll-of Ofier • examination,..ehnrged witOtt-. ? 4tts - exchange (or 1671. 4s. to Messrs. kfi __md and C . o. bankers in Pall-mall, purporting to be accepted by Evan Foulkes, 'Bk. M.P. for Stamford. • On the discovery.iif the forgery by Mr. Foulkes's clerk, Sayers, the Officer, went to apprehend her at her residence in Drury-court, when she contrived to throw some papers down the privy. Upon their being recovered, there was found among' them an other forged bill of exchange, dated (rem Bremen, in September lot, for the sitm'oi 1181. 91. ind par , porting to be accepted liy Evan retakes, and made payable by him at Messrs. Morland and Co.'s, and a letter from a maii.of the name of.Kershaw, direct ing the Prisoner that if she, had received the other bill of exchange for 1671. without_ any trouble or difficulty, to present the other bill for 1181. 91. for t. id after she had received It the letter di- i peytnent, and after she nau rruce v.-. .. —_ I sects her how to dispose of it, but it so happened that she was prevented from esectstincher commis sion, as on the day she had received it by the post, the forgery of the other bill for 1671. was disco ' vered. I Kersllaw is also suspected of several other for. ' geries to large amounts, from his being well ac iquainted with the mode of signatures of a number of highly respectable characters from his connection in business with them, and his knowledge of the bank er where they kept cash. One of, ',hose forgeries was prevented front being completed by .extraordi nary circumstances. A tradesman in the Strand re. ceived a bill of eschauge for a large amount from Kershaw, at liamburgh. Ile succeeded in receiving the amount in his remittance to Kershal, at Ham. burgh ; he took a customary precaution, of cutting the Bank of England notes in two, and sent one half of them in a letter by the post, in which he re. quested an acknowledgment of the receipt of the first half previous to 144 sending the second; however, before the acknowledgment of the receipt of tie first halves arrived the forgery was discovered, and the tradesman gave up the halves of the Bank. sates, which still remained in hiypeeession. The •Prisoner wsi comusitted for farther examine- Thomas Gager +1 Rade , - and' John Far- ~'' ':C . ir I). Park, the 4th. On Wedoesdel; the ;13th instant, fire persons' were committed to Bedford gaol, charged witkilse murder of Charles Dines, principal gamekeeper 'to the late Al r. Whitbread, at Snalbill rtheir names are— Rdmand Chamberlain, Wm. Athens, John Trzelrftives, .lohn Honking,. Thomas .Irjfeseys, and lkarg Albans these men are rest of 'a desperare gang of poachers, who flare for • a great • length' et tune infested the neighbourhood of SoUthill.• Chem: berlain is stated to he the person wife shot the att. fortunate keeper. Hopkins is severely . *Minded) end two of the others slightly. john''Sattlion asa John 11 ambers:one, who are itnplicatiedy'little 414, scowled. .•. t..b I • l• • n A few mornings since it was discovered, that is attempt had been made to , foree- the:rock' Of 4h strong-room under the- Pay:office in lPostswiondro pork yard, by which Ore lock .was rendered usellm‘l In the MOM were terisportsily'rlepesite(YBl , nensber,of hose* of dollies, '.helongiog to the .Coracnistutrieti Deportment ; end on Friday moraing s it was IliCier4 tained, that • boa, emote( ;mend which' were plated under the arestle of the Pay-office, had been robber' too, Lhncts!tire, sizera--.1. A. Bury - and T. Garstde, Stock port, ,Loocastire, cotton-spinners. The Average Priee of SUGAR, for the Week, ending Dee. 13. is Us. 51d. per Cwt. 'Airerrsgt. Prices if CeniN of ENGLAND and WALES, per quarter, frosn the Retorts', ending Dec. 9 : Wheats ril.yd. • Barley. I Oats. Beans Pepe. Oats. C. A. s. d. s. d. s.. d. s. A. s d. s. d. 116 4 54 6 n 9 21 3 34 0 31 11 ;27 9. ga 4 • ::1 A Taker. a girl • r about thirteen years of age, was brought up .by G — off, at the instancnof,her, 'pother, who atated,- that such was the conduct of ber child, she could . no longer forbear to Call in the aid of the Magistrate. On. Monday last this hardened Hide offender quitted the . protecting roof of her parent, and applied at the house of a respectable lady named Walker, residing in Duke.ctreet, St. George's, stating that she was in great distress, owing to the cruelty of her mother, who, after nearly starving her, and beating her cruelly, had turned her out of dtprs almost naked. Her dress was in such a state its served to corrobo., rate her story ; and Mrs. Walker, being deceiied , by her artful tale, took her in, new clothed her, and kept her f o r tw o orAhr days : 'at thr 'of . 7 _ , 4 F"e ipsya ; _ the end oi which time the lint. 'twate rap.sway from her, 1114- itig first robbed her of a shawl and two muslin hand. kerchiefs. She now returned again to her mother, who was too much rejoiced at seeiug her in safety to be very severe in her chidings. Mrs. Walker having afterwards accidentally seen her in the street, traced her home, and related to her mother what'her child's conduct had been. The unhappy Parettt's distress may be more easily imagined than describeA. The girl, after having heen closely questioned, confessed she had taken the shawl and hatnikerchie(S, thqlast pf which she said she had pawned, and the abet'', she. had concealed under mother's bed; where, on look log for it, it was found. Site 'guessed oo contrition , whatever for her oll'eure. The unhappy parent bad, therefore thought it nest to bring her before a Magis trate, to try what effec; his admonition woukl have upon her. The worthy Magistrate ordered ber to be committed for the present; yid brought op again en ACCIDEMIC Ili ' 61 . ACO•I:ACiiNG.--.. —On Monday mor'n'ing Wit, Item( cilleif . , the 'Union I,ettls conch s vial iiveituita s ett, t .. e f erry . bridge, and the cgatiimtirit%Tillittiri 'type las:kin t ed on the spot.— Vi Six iiisseirart; beriig i ttili huge mirnber on the coach, received mita injtity...'cilit or two of drill, it , is tbnutlt4 willVottleivivi,' /110; tkuttrd of the coach ,‘"ss' ttve onty i peirl ck lag oaca Ved of; fin rt. Thi, ac cidinfli'i anritiiii ' piriOr:o(1114 r i;inietit'ilile P &Op of BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE. -- Head.qunrters. Path, Nov. 33, GENERAL ORDERS. No. 1. The British Tr.nops TrEieh ore to remain io Prance are `fife foraged as follows ' No. 2., The hi aid N Dradidin chlardst aid 3d itbVivegs, are to he the Ist Cavalry Brigade. Non L'The 7th mad 18th Ranatrs, and 12th Light Utopian tk. I ditta. c' The 11th, 13th, and 15th Light Draronts, the 311 Ko. 1 . The 3.1 btu. Ist Guard...: nd LoLlstrearo r the ibt Bt'igade of foftunry. Na. 6. The id bat: Royals, I't bat. 57th, mid 24 bat. 9.5 th, fla t td ditto. • No. 7. The Ist. hits. 11, 59th, sut4l9lst„ the 34 ditto. No. 8. The 14 bats. 4th. 111 J, And 79th. Abe sltbstitt So. 9. The I.t bias. 5114. 9th. and 214. the sth dm... Nu. 10. The Ist hat. 6th, Mb regiotets, and ht Nu. 714, the 6th ditto. No. 11. The lit bat. 7th, 23d reglowta,. nod Ist hat. CA, the 7th diosi. No. 11. The Ist bat,. 27th, 40th. and 95014. the Btb ditto. No. 13. The Isi boss Stst and Stith, the 9111 ditto. No. 11. Atojor-Geneval Loral S.• h to etmatimud the Ist Its LoAle ut tvolrv. No. 15. Major-Geu. Sir 11. Vivian, the N. No.-.— n Si r C. Grata. the 34. NO. 17. Sir Y. Maii1:1:.(1, the lit Briode (of . 18. Sir M.. Pon et.. the N. N. 19. floe. Sir It. the 3d. • No. 90. Sir '' No. 21. No. No. V. Sir J. Kempf. the 7th, No. V. N• , . 25. No; 46. The Ist liivisiou of lottotry is: tw composed of the Lt,. 7th, aild Sta brigade", and is to be eouitnanded by Liest•..bienrral the Host. Sir G. Lowry btite. No. 27. The Yd Division of Infantry is bt kr' ceapowd state 3d, 4111. and 6th Itrigades. mad is 10 be commanded by Lirut.•Gen. Sir liebry Clinton. No. 28. The 34 Division of Infantry_ it to be compoted of the 3d..5 t h and 9th bri;;ades. and is in hr einnianntbd by Lieut.-Gen, the 11 un. Str.Clsorles No. '29. Lietti.-Geo. Lord Cumhermere will Inky toe comoond ilw Colrain . No. 90. 1.6414-Gen. Lord Hill will take the command of the Infantry. (Nis. 31 to 47 details the arrangement for the troops returning to Eng.and.) No. 48. Upem breaking op the army which the Field-Mar:hal bra had the honour of riorcuaLding. I:e Iwg. : coy again to " return thanks 'to the tienrial (Miters. :did . the .odicers and Troop., fir their un i form gmail N 0.49, lo the late shots. but mruattrittle cLospaigt., lite). hoe :given proofs to the world that they ~s in an emi nent degree, all the good qualiliev of Foaldierb; an ihe Fietd.mar,h a l 1, happy to be •be aide to opn'aitti • their regular good make: ilia:fir ramp, and .t0,.0. Meats. out lets then when enoged wait the meaty In • the leld. N 0.50. . Whatever may be the fours destination of dime brave troops of whirls the Field-Marshal now takes 1k leave, ise toot. that every individual will tel ere, ghat Me will ever feel the deepest isnerest In their stoat and welfare, and will be happy to promote tither. ...oily. $ • . . . ... Atternies, A. Watt s , Ego .b.yreond's Inn; mid Mr: &ae , u- . _ writes, kobers __ -y, *iboara Se•vvJialriael .31r. PANIC stated the case on the part - of the Plaine i toowmen-Sereru, worceuierrhire. • - ; tieing were et.•.aiged with a • liurglary on Ftiday even- B k . ..E. Burrell, Great Sutton.street, Clerkenwell, watch-: in g between five and six o'clock, in the shop of Mr.' tiff. 'l'll# •Defendant wan Chief Mite of the Thames . I/ec. 19, 90, Jan. I‘, at Guildhall. •Attorney, East Indianian, on .a• voyage from this country to I ; lita l . e: Lunitor-street, Chancery-lane. Mr ' I Poole, itt Everett-street, ..Brunswici•-...squere,. se t China ; and the Plaintiff was .e . .ant - Howland's-row,. Stepney-green, master-mariner, ; Stealing aq en eti ty of dint h, ,in which they were, dee Dec. 19, 26, Jan. 27, at Guildhall:- Anoraks, Atesws. Jack- 1 . tecied by_- - the•SeCeind Mate of .the same .ess( I. lis the month uion* Co. Ferithoireh-etonmbers Penehurch on i• Vaughan , belonging to the Office,. who had . . OLD :BAILEY. of Jammer last, the. Thames being, at anchor in the ' J. Foot, Plymouth-duck, boot - maker , ' Dec: yea , r . T „ 27 i also disturbed them in breaking open a house in SATUR -11111.--- DAY, Dec. 16. • i. nt : the Fotontain, Betel, Fiyittoarit-d u ck. Attiores, Air. :Ma! 1 Lanib'sConduit-street. 'on ThtirsditY evening. river Wompon is the 11(4e:oda:et •was left in command during the absenoe of the Captain on shore. ' d i l , s Y ci I liya,„,. Temple;, a a w nt Zi t -% t, S ole,t Di ary -le maker, t br "litchi was stopped with the cloth by Mr. ~ P ooleO . n . ete tra ngi nt r r ibe ßos 2 e d r a ta, as Italtwiarnisendaamenta:frve4soisfrin.re.,.f.r. tb.• Lefties Docks. ,b l istd : di l td b ti . edng w ,tor ei bed eh aea t t a lf nlidag u b i r ek isei s h il ei v i er nyzieni: oa l tliio l vario sed be4 The Plaintiff was assisting , iti.coiling a rope in the . Dec. att..3p; Jan. 21. at C rawford-str ee t , A i Zr i ory' ~ M r . - ek.h e n; i 'They were committed for trial. .!. . . forepart of the ship, and the Defendant called to him 1 Tokenhouse-yard, Lethltury. !Vat. Brock, alias Brockman.i. John Gillum, ea& apeanb, the pi o e. 7 r y of th e l da d dl l D oc k c„,„% p0 va ,;,.. 1ie -IN ' - J tioodehild, sea. Low Pntlion, Derham .1 and W. Jack - 1 to know what he was oboist valid not • receiving any • son, :),,,,, v ,,,,. w h ar r, J, G oo d c hn,:,, j u ' m d ig h".p aii i„,,., li . Samuel Brice, three mf the crew of a 'spotlit. bolt,. 04- ,, es hile C j e7 aa att 4Waa ic:ir i , 4 l l4 lPproperly of James Greeves, of the rubes( answer,. be, without the least heititatims, look open ...ham. -1.. JacksoN EpPlelon, Durham, .T. Jaws, sea. Greve- : underwent another examination, c se ha o re_ i t.d ..oce o ri n s o o n - Jo tt h e n re ß i r c o t, ob Gli w il a ty s Guilty. for stealing no the 28th of croft, I?tirilate, bankers, Dec. 2, Jail. 9, 17. at the Brid immense biller of wood, and with astonishing viti- I r a , Bishop-Wearmouth. A ttornies, ninnies, Mr. Plomptre Think t Ite of the inurder of four of the F..sci November last, several bars of iron, and various mechanical lenge threw it at tbe head of the Plaintif f . accompany- , aud air. Gregsoo, alookwearmoudiehore Sowlernad. - a boat bel o nging to the Fox revenue cutter, .On the i T. Herring, Huddersfield, saddler, Dec, ..tl, A, Jun . i 7. at Bth day of August Inst . • lug, the act with the eaclarnation,-- - " D-41 - yoe-I . instruments, the property of John RenshaW.-Verdiet the Littleton Arms Ina Penkrid e Attnrnles, Al II • • yonthief, I'll have your life," mod using *thee lane Sur- • .;.4 L . g. - . r • --at, . Mr. Bota.amo and Mr. MATOW attended for the Goilte. .9i-street, Strand t• now -a. ?Varner, . %Mean. ' gunge of the like intemperate nature. The Plaintiff , J. Wilkieston. Berwick upon-Tweed, Hoer-deal er, • Dec. 27, prosecution, and stated, - that they were extremely Andrew Menke was indicted for embezelleg the sum, of 71. 17s. on the 2:ki of November testi eyed/o(l'4e. blow intended; by ducking his head.- •71'. 13, 27, at the George Ina, Neweastle-opion-Tyue. Auer- sorry tI o earn INA a wit ne ss .who !hey intended to plo_yer,. Mr. George tile Pr•PertY of his enl°. Wskea.-Cseilly. nies u , e Messrs . Ne Bell sod C. Bow *CM:mit-pint"; and Mr. Seys bloc . The Plaintiff was thee endeavouring to.eseape down mo wean upen•Tyoe. produced has, within thee* few days,. been on- "aim' de Silva was Indicted for strati.; ea the of . the e ompartioa, when be • was pwrstied by-the De- , ACJetiarr, is ts's B eet Stilton-Valence, Kent, wait', fortunately drntViied'iii a strong galiof wind , vemher last, several coats, waistcoats, mid other articiel in f wearing apparel, the property of Ferdinand Josef , nod others ° Dee. 19. 30, Jan. 27, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Iffebb, . • • Th e p iq r oners" were fully committed for trial at the The Prisemer. a' Ponangurse • . i fetelant, whit leek up a caulking mallet repeating St. Thomas-street, Southwark. , broke:" semals. da hie threats, end. making use of the most horrible _ lan- i C. Dad, Milk-stseet, Chvipridt., warehousentan, Dec. 19, dasulng Admiralty Sessimis. tiered dint he hog Anerrly harrowed die a l r i tteles frees*, neer ' meaning to return time the followiug day.-ik , Wai . 6 4° 11. gunge, and wan about to:throir the mallet 'at him, . 38 •Ja*. L TI , at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Knight and Free- AS ! oaARLSIORotIGII-STltecr -Jog Laanri, an Ilene n Guilty. • I whole the Plaintiff game op again on deck. The De- , ",;',,' i lt e g k ita k„:,,, te gi r. • . , • • • • . upon-Tweed, grocer, Dec. oats. was charged before thF Magistrate wish fra After bearing a few other eases, which did not cache the tendon* then seized* •enpe of the thickness of an inch i 274 at Guildhall- Attorney, Mr. Amory, Lothhury. 19, 6, d - • .: sitting ^ • u - least interest, the Session terminated. and the ttrclit e terti w. Bradford and T. B. Mantua. Stone's-end, Southwark, Mr. S. of James Iles rd well, shopman to needed to pass "sentence seen the several Convitis; when ' and an half, and beat •the Plaintiff over the shnuldersl W. Charouiteare, of No. 11, Mar y-le-beitne- bus Thom John B°lder" , WWI" Cnilinai" 44f "ham Adel fotreign. spirit-merchaits e ,..Det._9J. 50,_„Jan. -?, , t Guildhall. , and back ,• until he himself was obliged to give up the . A meows, Mes..m.,A and Price, spaand s Inn. • street, Golden-square, pawn-broker 101 nut' the k um), F rancis AUsop. Lays Bernast, immitel Fatter, 1 .. . eel' Thames Turner . and Thomas l'ar • . tin. Ave •twarresl to be task with fati4ue and.ethaustien.. •The Plaintiff kit ! A. Snick. Newenst pon Tyne. currier. Jasi..3, 15,27, at ri' -- ••• • ' " todoWtne circumstances • ; transphrted Inelife." . the Gemze Inn, Neweastfe-syno-Tyne . . Attornies, Mr. Hart- . a . -• • • " the consequence s of this treatment for sever al days, • ley, Belli Bridrestreet ; and Mr. Forster. Newcastle-upon ; It appeared •from the evidence adduced, that on *jinni° fingnen• sea. won't/ o ' Bl Pa. Pia. Titoism Bag .cell, William Cothbert ntoentotestwbai • Atm T I being bruizedin several parts of his burly. I Type, .r• f.!i .• 1 Tkbriday last the Priioner went to the shop of .Mr. John Sol for L 4 ' 114 aY ("r, and opiate, years. In support of this statement (silt witnesses were • DI V 11/EN DS. Chit UM ' -ro eare, who was from home at the time, and : George Davis , Themes Cole, John Weil), Jobe Ilaberts, Dee. 27. J. Powell and W. D. Ormond, Bristol, wine awl' Joseph Atkinsea. John Woolley.' Jahn IVii•O'n John Smith. Called, who roved he farts - es eboveomentioned.. • offered in pledge for 1 sl...fifty-seven rings of va • • nous , ...._. spirit-merchants-Jan. 17 L. Stephenson Beverley Yorkshire, Thomas Dale. Wary Clair. Jeoe,•tinsidi. ifiba-R4bain. James The Arronesy-G ENERAL addressed the Jury with : g roc er -J a n. 16, C.Walker , Manchester , ' manufriclurev-itasorts, skay•ttg they were . trite ~ w hich induced . the Nader, John Riley, Georgg a lithem. Thomas L y nch ,C harm 6,J. Ellis, Heatilield. SIONIO. goocer-Jan. 16, S. Hill, N n. •"-' I -- - . a°l‘l- his usual energy and ingenuity, and adduced the evi... or ' ShoOMan to lend him 101 . Upon N r Cha $ Gelvin Henry Hew Brooks M' deuce of Mr. Ralph, the 'surgeon, Captain Riches, rt . ~ ...cre.s, gre n t:a! fotnill_ceepr_r e -J2ln. 8, li. Thomas, Helston, • .l . rouneare a genii, , Jan T Bose, Brooks!. I?t el . , let .koit itille ' elwis Thomas KIP°. return, be found,.uppn 1 tying them, they were only Moore John Manly. John .bewerten, Fre e ee l is Fr'yer. Juts ' ,tau. i 7, eP t e i r . Co e u . 6 '. u ti elt S 11 1 ' t l i nt• rd m . r r e e rta . ii i t i f2St i s l i nl • 6 Pr Z the commander, Mr. Drake , the second mate, the miimon ,.. mw. c ~ , ea..diemi,e- Jan. 8. S. ~___... ____. b compositions _of metal, and consequently not worth 1 - ,!!'arden t Thomas Hadley, olio .Snsitis. Jake Sheridan, ADO boatswain, the surgeon's servant, the Def.:o'll'es t Cooke, 6, m ,' .s. `" , - .7 re l re uu . m , ore•thati 20s. Cin the following day the Prisoner i Green, John Jo e h e n v i s o i b e r y, Aor i i . Butfer. k .l4 . i: is alia- Pal servant, and several other witnesses, all of whom I I fic tl i t t ir d . a ßirgi e nehats, j • a nse n rhtlitr.l i t, l . l c i sme agaie to the shop to pledge similar rings, when 'Reyoutes, Thomas Palmer; Elisabeth Jo hnsen, ° John Y• , stated most alai i act ly, Iha t they. newer heard of this I conch-master - Pu .lan. 6 y /l. Du . ne, Ware, anc'tit e. . Ke Jee.6.7l l lie was teken into custody. The Prisoner stated, ! Haman complaint gnst the Defendant until about three ! ijCennino• son . and J . Kranion, jun. Nicholas-lane, brokers and - tuon his examination, that he was employed by a 1 Forty-sit to , be iltnelpisrisolteediairnii:'sh:rH rob ; eue Y et C;wrectioe at weeks since ; that if sect: a transaction had occurred se d Jan. s, , p .. a l .nm,effery, Abler'%nter b t u e r4 t . e" hi t ook i s a e l l i l o r . r : -L i n mil 9 e , .11.1,C.0z _ r . , Scipio, a jewellery merchant, residing at No. 31. Cold Beth fields , under various sentences,: 14 for imprisonment on hoard the Thames they must have known it; .1. yeroft, jun, Lloyd's.affee-hotise. untle - Jan, r tlan. t . i, S. rrection . for de the_ City of London, and seven south mohuo.strect, e t unameo- . E . eicegter-syuare, to pledge the rings, arid who gave l io n thewHicomur for e C..o that the Plaintiff never mentioned on board ship his ' 3 1 ;: h ' fi sen k . a 7. 14- si r'' , :I'n• rent:VinetteFter-street, merchant- him 2s. 6:1. for his trouble. He was remanded, publicly whipped ; 4 e ntfgrn n e o n( s t w l e O re to b p ejsji . vi s itr i l d y ed a;id n o: basing been beaten by the Defendant ; that he never • Jan . 15, J. Eldsten, It! i ton-le- oors, hatter , and all parties ' concerned to attend on the 22d pod discharged ; and VS were diseharged•by proetaasation. appeared to have been bruised, or mentioned the cur- 1 CERTIFICATIA-Jas. 6. instant. I Sessions adjowtsed to the 10tb Jaesary. cumstence in any way directly or indirectly, even to W. Chaney, Adios's:court, Old Blevd-street, provision-mer- ,-.-- chant -.1. W.. 11. Payne, Warwirksaware, -iiner -B. Alum,. , UNION-HALL. -Saturday Sort The - • . - Sessions of the High Court of Admiralty, far the trial of murders and other offences committed,on the seas ) will be held at the Old Bailey on Tuesday !mt. It appears from dm Returns made , to Parliament, that the sums annually raised by the Pour-rate ,, , amount to live millions sterling, which is about 13,6991. per day —a provision which might fairl. b 4 supposed sufscient to prevent the appearance 01 . common beggar in any part of the kingdom. Extract of a letter, dated tOth June, from Ben• gal :—" Since we began this letter, aceouuts are re ceived of a destructive inundation in Jepare; 'hoe Ps mere indigo produced in that district than in ;=:i)' othe- other throughout Indic, and the quantity of the year +. produce must be considerably affecte I by Ole calamity. The precarious nature of this cultivation precludes the possibility of any confident anticipe• tion of its result ; we can onty pretend to guess et it, and thus vaguely estimate an equal produce in the present us in the past year." Cooper, the pugilist, who was vanqttished by Dannelly, a formidable Irish pugilist, some time back, on the Curragh of Kildare, died a few dais Since, supposed from the tremendous blows he re' ceased on that occasion. H: On Friday. the 15th inst. BIRT the Lady of the Bemis Oil Prince, of a son,..lohn-btreet, Oxford -street. • On the 15th inst, at bin father's house at Stamford hill, afte r lever ° 4ll9 e". to the 9'4 rear of hi. age, Mr. Archibald CA) , bus, eldest sou of Jame, Comm.. Es q . of Spital-square. On Tuesday, at 9lock 14 ell, Capt. GeOrge Shelton, /17 46. _, At Doncaster, on the 14 t h inst. on his way from C0me., 6 :1 Archibald William Cayiteurt, E.g. only sou of the Noe. " Rev. A. H. Cathcart. Vicar of hippaz, county of York. rst . "At het grandra. her's, narr.hrtiok Ewer,. Os the 13th aged It, Jane, daught e r o f J. Wilkisisso, Ea. d WaloPt'l' at Lox,f)(av : Priat.4l and PubtiArd Iry I). Lov Ls.. 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