The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-02-20 00:00:00

r' ... e .illr" . 1 List of Killed and Wounded en beard hit Nlnjesty'N Ship Endy. mint). in Iction with the United States Ship President, on the 15th, January. KILLED. John Recd. qiinrfer-master; tstephen Nlnvphy, captain of the ; Robert Itioard, quarter-gunner; :Matthew Nittitm, llenry .lenk•n., and Rubrat able •it; Jame , ordinary seaman; William A,h, Peter Connell, and W m iandmen; Julia Smith. ierje.tnt ut mat ioes.— Total, 11. WOUN nEn. Thome. Dor, captain o' the after.gitartl, oud lane. it switeler, d ingerow.ly ; James Easley. carpenter \mate, Jame , eonnPr't—mots, J.11114*, net, Robert IN fliti, landman, John Ctile, ordinary .eaman, awl John Pricy, private marine, severely ; able waman, Jahn lindman, Wm. Mitford, Sandman Landman. Thomas %Veelot, able .t.eaniau, and Juba Leate, prkate marine, slightly.—Total, 11. MII.IIARI PROMOTIONS. War-Office, Feb. IR, 1815. Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet Japes Carruthers to be Lieu ...mug. by purrlia,e, sire Bacon, appointed to the 10th Light Ihnionao. 1,';!1% Regiment of Light Act goons. Lieut. Anthony Bacon. from the ‘2tl Dragoon., to be Lieutenant, •ice Berkele),uppointed tote sth ()raven ;wads. Ditto, Lien/ John It. Gordon, from half-pay of the 4th Dracoons, u to he Lieutenant, vice Dolbell, ho exchanges, rec-i% ing the dtt erent e. _let Pinto, T. F•. t. owderoy, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, 11CP Inge, promoted. ‘23d Duo. Lieut. F. H. Wall, from the half.pay of the Ilth Light Dr Igo )11%, to he lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dodwelt, promoted in the Purtugue,e Army. 9th Regiment of Foot. To he Liver/moots, without pwrchatte-- Ensivs Hugh hlni%es, .ice Campbell, promoted 'e the Mali loot; and Robert Morey. _nth Ditto, Afolistunt-Surpenu A. Stewart, from half-poy of the lare otb Gan-iron Battalion, to be Amistaot-Surgeon, vice 114.1.0inaltv, who exchanges. 22d Lieut. J. Jager. from half-pav of the Regiment, to h• Lieutenant, vice Mole, mho exchanges, receiving the difference. 31d Ditto, Ensign John Cameron to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Haigh, promoted. George Firery, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Clabon, . promoted. 4,,th Ditto, Brevet Major Richard Young, from the Ist Garri son Battalion, to he Captain ilia Company, without purchase, vire Fielding Browne, promoted. 44th Ditto, 80 l ital-Assistant F. Nl'Donough to he As i.,tunt- Sergeoe, vice Valiance, promoted in the 83th Foot. 84th Ditto, brevet Nlajor L. A. De Noe, from the Staff at the Army Depot, toile Captain of a Company, without purchase, •iee Corgory. who resigns. 6,;th Glue, Lieut.-Color"l Edward Walker, from half-pay of the Mk Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Julio, who ea elm ages ltd Ditto, Ensign D. J. Conroy to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wall. promoted. 81st Ditto, Ensign T. M. Smiti to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Derenay, promoted in the Portuguese Sees •ice. Arnaud Jaques Pictet. Gent, to be Ensign, trite Smith. 10Ist Ditto. liaalgn John Montgomery to be Lieutenant, vice Lynch, deeeased. Anthony ?Wilts, Gent. to he noign, •ice Montgomery. Royal Stair Corps, Lieut. T. hia,ris to be Adjutant, vice Hill, who resigns the Adjotatitcy only. The Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry. td negiinent, Captain Guiseppe Laguidara, horn the Ist Creek Light Infantry, to hr Captain Inspector. To be Captains of. Companies—Lieutenants Gallari, from the Royal Corsican Rangers ; and Lieuteuant and Adjutant G. Chandler. To he Lieutemints—lEnsigns Patio Vlacopulo ; and Nichila Turculeco. To he Lieutenants, with temporary ran k — P ati o Malona. Gent.; Mic Belli Karrniqiizzi, 61:nt. ; - and Alvise Candiinti. Cent. To be En.•irn• Goa. rice Vlacoput , t; Geut ; and Anus Mercati, Gant. rice 3 urco lee° To be Adjutaut—Eusign - Packet, vice Chandler. BREV To he Nlajnr. In the A rmy— Poninnby Wari , .. nn the Stuff of the army serving in Ireland; and J. Wibon, of t..e 110, al Scots. TWSPIT L S ['F. To be 110-pital-A!.Oroos to .ht: lurce3— M'Chriz;ic, .rut. ; a. d . f. Bell. Gent. - NIIiMoRANIDUNI. T.r.• 0 i•inov:tl of Vieht S a ne el Soot, f:oin the RITE to the 944th Foot. stated ia the thrzei:r Lith December Lot, bas Wit taken ',the exeicto‘e between I..ieltenants lloonthin, on ha!flony of the 47th Fon , zinit Door, of the 94th loot, u stated IQ the ult. has nut taken place. LaILATI 31 in the Gazette of 11th inst. loh Foot, Pia Lieutenant Fiat:lei. N. Tripp to be Captain of a Company, Ay pti rebase, Read Lieut. Francis Upton Tripp to be Captain of a Company, by purchase. Crown-Office. Feb. Ik. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Borough of ..outnw•ark. Charles Bard iy, Esq. in the room of Henry Thornton Esq. deceased. RINK ItUPTCI ES ENLARGED. .. W. Jackir.!n, Middle Scotland-yard, %%Websll, army clothier, fr..m F. b. to March 11, at Guildhall. A. 1 ..-w.tin, Huwtort huilding4, Yenchurch-street,merchant, from 1 cu. II In April 1, at Guildhall. E. Ball, South Moreton, Berkshire, paper-maker, from Feb. Id to March it, at G it lltall BANKRUPTS. F. Jones, ''' -- ----- Feb. •25, March 4, April 1, at Guildhall. ,Attornies, %%rimier and Sun, Queen street, Chmtp•ide and Mr. Cooke, Maid , tune. W. Minskip, noneaster, bookseller, Feb. 27, 28, April 1, at she Woulpack loin, Doncaster. .Apornies, Mr. Heaton,. Doncaster ; and Mr. Blakelock, Serjeant's lon, Fleet-street. .1. Davey, Bidtepshull. twusertejskire, maltwer, Feb. 'l7. March 6. April I, et the George Inn, Taunton. anodes, Meade and Warren, Taunton; and Metsrs. Bleaudale, Alexander, and Butane, New Inn. J. White, Bethnal-green, coal-merchant, Feb. 41, March 4, April 1, at tintidh:Jl. Auoruies, Messrs. tunes awl Pocock, Paper-buildings, Temple. .1. Hughes and K. Chanel), Storringtnn, Sussex, common brewers, Feb. 21, March 4, April 1, at Guildhall. Attornies, Ble4rs. Clinton and Carter. St. f Anwar—so rel. Southwark. J.lll‘Cabe. Ininhard-strcet, merchant, Feb. Yl , Nltuelt April l,at Guildhall. Attornies, Memrs.'lualliason, Thointun, and Baker, Cupthall-court, Thragmurtownitrect. W. Starkev, uardi. liudderntield, merchant. March 9, 10, April I, at the Rime sunl Crown Inn, BudderArid. Attar:lies, Dlr. Battyc, t haneery.lane; and Mr. Banye, II iddrrsfirld. J. height, WivelAieltl, Sus:K•x, lailor. Feb ilardi 7, April , at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bull, Bolles-street, Ca ire. 11 and l . Itagg, Amain-friar?, slkmen, Feb. 28, Nlarch 7, pril I, at Guildhall. ..ttinnies, 51einni. Walker and nankin, Old lett ry. T. Itobitt,tin and .1. Stead. Dalton. Vorkbbire, it 1, at tile 11.,5 , :iistl CI ninie litit, fluddro Altor•tirs, Ilatt)e, Chancery-lane; and Alt. 14 Iludder. god ..... E. Larchin, Queen's-row, Pentnnyille. staeotter, Feb. 25, March 11, April 1 , at I .uildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lindsay, St. l'hontat.istreet. Sonthrilrk. J. S. Richards, Slontagu-pla , e, Russell-square. merchant, Feb.2ll, March 11, April 1, at Attorney, Mr. Jolson, Caiite street, Holborn. I. • Freeborn, einchingfield, Ymex, bulcherand fanner, March 1. 2, Apri I,at the White Hart Inn, Rocking, Emex. Atiornies, Me,•rt. IValford and Connington, Braintice, Ltsex ; and Mr. ropintev. gulp's Inn. .1. Wallis, Caxton. Cambridgethire, innkeeper, Feb. 27, `251, April I, at the Neil Lion Inn. Catnhridge. Attornies, Mr. Magieruon, Cambridge; and M r..llolloany. • Chancery-I4ne. Brake. Malmehury, Wiltshire, p:u•rhiatnt-mak r, 14,. 27, 28, 11oril I. at the White Lion. Mulaurbury. Atternies, Mew's. Letell an l Paul. Tethury, Cilouceftenbirt; and Sloan. Long and AoAten, Cray's Inn. Mirth. Levervigtaa,.Csenhridgesktrr, miller, Mara. 9, .10. April Aitersticti, Mews. Girdlrsinor, ffelkny, nod "Waig, Wisheaebt and Mr. W./Mame Casale-s; rect. Igulhorn. R. Blakemore, Birmingham, toiler, Muth 10, 11, A.lOll 1, at the Royal }hurl, hirminehans. Anomie/. Mr. Nicholls, Gray's I. a-square; and Mr. Moir, Birmingham. J. Lyon, Letsdomarret. City, broker, 1 eh... 9,5, March 4, April 1, at Gaitdkall. Atrornim, Messrs. Ifaudereom Laid COO) a. Bash Lane, Cannon street. R. Price and W. Cram, Bristol, mrrekants.r.Feb.499. 45. April 1, at the Caamitateltt Boum , &tit osier* Messrs. Tarrant. Clark, and ltlektuts, Chancery -lan; sad fditabs. Smith, Bristol. TIIE 'STATESMAN: s, Cowan. High Holborn, engineer. Feb. 25, 'March 4, April tioildhaU. Attornies, slessrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old 1 .-mesalisesi- • Belden. • COURT OF CHANCERY, FEB. 18. B. Munn, Rolvenden, Kent, dealer, Feb. 27, 2d, April I, at I the Woolpack Inn, Tenterden, Kew. Mutinies, Mr. Wilts, THE ATIORNEY•GEN VAAL V. LORD DUDLEY AND WARD. Temente' ; and Mr. Ocrh) , I hircouri- hu ild nip, Temple. ' His HoNoutt gave jusigment in this c ause, this da y , W, s% Lm :3 Live') I, ereletut, March '2, , Apr..., ' lat the IN jags Arne. loon nod Vavern, Liverpool. Attornies„ by ordering the bill to be dismissed. ' mc.srs. Prid awl Kew les • Liverpool ; and blescrs. Blackstuelt and Rimer: l'aper-tootildinge, emple. COURT OF KINGS BENCH, VE2. 18. w. Dickinson, Sheffield. furrier, Feb. 9 4 4, Nfarch !I. April I, at tbe routine Jim, Sheffield. At toruies. Mr. I lav ond; 1 THE 10-140. V. THOMAS BOROUGHS. • . Sheffield ; and Mr. ltigg, amplon-Intelelings, Chitucery- I.ne. This was an information filed against the Defendant W. F. Vrichard, ttristot, surgeon, ven..27, -April 1, at who was formerly Purser of his Majesty's .ship the the 'falimt 146 "'" I. '" ." "r" -- • N1"'"• Prier and sod- Rhin, charging him with having forged certain tin hams, Lincoln's ; and Mr. Stakes, Citernivent, tliepstnit. I cements, with intent to • defraud hit Majes t y , on. 6. Jackson. Bow ('itoirele•vartl. ealico-printer. Feb. 28, Morel, 7, April I . 41 t Wilda:AL Attorney, Mr. Jackson, Elm- which he was found Guilty. I court. Temple. The Defendant was immediately after tried upon Shallard, sea. Keyn-haon, Soincrsetshire, steel-worker, ' March 1,2, April 1, at the Cllllllllereial ROOM, Bristol. At. another information, charging him with havingferged tornie-, Messrs. oi , borue ::ad ward, tirigot ; and Mr. Mere ' dish, tioi• the signature of Captain Malcolm to a cer t i ficate, T. and It. Steph.nisoes. invion.o pun- 1 1 ult. spirit-merchants, purporting that a month's supply of previsions for Fe),. 21,2 ,4 , April I, at the Dog and Duck 'Tavern, Is ingston- 1000 men had been issued from the Rhites stores, for upon !tail. Attornies, Mr. I%aiimic), Dull ; and Mr. Eger tn, ttray*s In-squaw. the subsistenne of the Guerilla parties in the North D. West, Kingston upon-111dt. linen-draper. Feb. 24, 28, of Spain. On this charge the Defendant was also ' April I, at, the Ong and Durk Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. found Guilty, a nd was ordered to be brought up for Atiornie Ms, r. Nlalubley, ; and Mr. Egerton, Gray's judgment next Term. Inn-slag re. F.. ilull. Ch •Itenham• farmer. larch 10, 11. April 1. at the Old Swan loin, ClIChV1111:1111. Virard, II etteltilLon, and Blower, Lincoln's lon ; and Mr. Pruett, Chet- ' to nh•nu W. nal T. Morris, Lifile Tower-street, nine-brokers. Feb. 21, `2B. A Nil I. at (;ni!dhall. Attornies, 'Messrs. Robinson and 1 keine old . A iat 100-ft jars. W. I). (Weimer. Falmouth, merehnte, Feb. 21, 28, April 1, at Guildhall. Attorwy. Mr. Paulin, Ilatcliff. DIVIDENDS. Feb. ‘2B, C, Raglehole and J. Kedgrave, Mark-lane, mer chants- April 5, J. Cook. tolotteester, wine-merchant -Nlarch 11, W. Anne...se, Cheapside, w :etch •nink er- March 11, W„ (torten, Ilythe, Kent, bookseller -hlritch 17. 0. Dickinson, SO(lth Shields, linen- ; 'raper-M , erch 14,' It. •Taplrain, South Shield=, linen-draper-March 15, M. Falkner . and W. Birch, Manchester, stat•oners-- \larch 11, .1. Powell, Tottes.ham court-road, irtommuaer- Mardi 11, .1. W. elford, Water-lane, Fleet-street, victualler-lint - eh 15, F. Cole, North lantott, Devoushire, serge 'sinker-- flua•cle II; .1. Sterrett. King-laud= road, victualler-klatch 11, 11. Williams, Ostevd_street, liurn dra,,perr March It. M. Davey, jut,. Cheshunt, Hertfordshi re, tesiller.-Marsffi 7: 0 1. I.li.bes, Worthing, Sussex. draper- -Marell 11, .1. Woodrow, South-row, Sumer s-tow n, distiller-.- . March 11, B. \•:w pop, Lionehouse. carpenter-Feb. Lift, S. and Mingay and P. Note, Smithfield, hankers- Starch 14. W. Wood, Durham, I,ltlaiti-manitExitirer-- Marti; IL 'l'. Salkeld, Durham, surgeon-- March 11. H. Mose, Sloane-treot, Chelsea. carpenter-OmA 11, J. W. Shersiteml, hleugnte. street, chememanger-March it, T. Eden, K. Eden. sen. and T. 1-den. Itielitouted. Sarre}, coach-,meters -Mares Itt A. Wallingford, Berk.. butcher - %larch IS, .1. White head, Si. lloutit et, and .f. 11.1.1 dock, Catentots-street, bankers. C E IZT 1 Fit AT ES-hl then I. T. Coehru a, York; glover- W. Endlam, Huddersfield, York shire. Is bites It Ilishopsgate-street, merchant - C. Hopkins. Sumeoridge, Worcestershire, merchant -E. H. Fearne, met, We.; Smithfield. baker-B. Hackle, Cheltenham, baker-W. Admit., 'pow ich, grocer-3. 11. Ste phew, Mmiehe,ter, cotton-spinner-N. S. abiilder, Bristol, woollen-draper. LAH INTSZ,LIGENCE. - - . PA !ITN ER S H IPS DISSOLVED. 3. Ecelei and It. Tickle, Mount), Lancashire, brewers—J . ' Peacock, jun. and J. Lambert, Codahning„ Murray, cabinet makers—J..l:ly and R. Pnrritt, Crays cheesemongera —W. Pawns and D. 134101, Nlarshtield, Glouce,tershire, Hat rdistitts—.l. Scott and J. Cook:, Bermondsey-street, natal buplen.— P. and S. H. Haworth, I:muslin), Nnitioghatushire, candles% ick-mannfac hirer:— S. and S. Davy, Hall, Siculk", shopkeopers— . and Darby, Wyck-street. coopers --J. I). P. Poreher, N. Kindel...ley. E. Fletcher And J. AlOkander; Devonsliire-sqoare, Frot India agents—E. and C. Iladgeits, Grent Wati,--r-s: reel • Clerk enn ell, mourning-jeweller, -- J. Lawrence aid T. Taylor, Derrhorst, Mom-ester:hire, butchers —.r. I leegh. J. Teak. and J. Groves. Leadenhall-Street.--E. Moore, T. Tidcambe, and ;%iottre, .Sheirtou-Nlailet, grocer:. The Ave sage Price of SUGAR, fur the Week, ending Feb. 15 lb ;IN. P.O. per tAi,f. A verve Viices of C: ft N of ENIA.ATID and WAIJS, per Iv' at frr, from Ow (Goma. ending Feb. 11:—, t\ ;le.a. I It, c. ; Barley. . Oats. I Beans Pease. ' 1/atm. I 1 t. xd.l, v ~ 1 4. r. d. 4. s. d. d 61 4 36 10 I ‘..8 8! Y 1 6 36 10 .40 71J0 9 . OLD BAILEY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Fes. 18. • ACKLAND, ESQ. V. lIOPKINSONS. Mr. Serjeant BEST, after a very handsome eulo gium on the general integrity and fair dealing of the tradesmen of the metropolis, said he was very. sorry be should have occasion to state the Defendants were exceptions to the general rule. The Plaintiff was a 'Gentleman of rank and fortune, and had recently served the office of High Sheriff of Somersetshire ; the Defendants were emineut coach-makers in Hol born. 'lle Plaintiff meditating a change in his do mestic establishment, engaged the Defendants to build a carriage for him. Some months after the carriage had been bespoke, the Defendants wrote a letter to Mr. Acklaud, in which they stated that the carriage was completely finished—that it required nothing further than to have the arms painted, and Chat it would.be ready for delivery at 10 days' no. tice ; at the same time they suggested to hint that an advance of 1801. would be very acceptable to them, and would be esteemed a favour. The Plaintiff did not hesitate a moment iu complying with their request —he sent the draft, but falling ill, and circnonstances occurring ,that had made a carriage en unnecessary appendage, he desired his friend, Air. Williams, a Gentleman at thebar, to call upon Messrs. Hopkin• sons, and get them to sell the carriage with as little loss as possible, upon .an understanding that Mr. Ackland would pay any deficiency. Mr. Williams accordingly called upon them, and upon his saying he came concerning Mr. Ackland's carriage, they seemed confused. Mr. Williams desired to see it, when they took him into luft'two stories high, and show ed him a half-finished shell without linings, or a brush of-pint upon it. Mr. Williams observed, that the carriage he' came to took at was a .finished one, upon which Y.. Ilpkins said it had been sold. Mr. ‘Viltiams, up --u this, told Mr. Hopkins that, as a retnutieratiov for his trouble, he might hare the use of 1 1 :',01. for nine rorintls, at which time Mr. Ackiard wimald i rtiraw upon him for that stint. , The Defendant replied, that he would . neither accept. the bill, nor would lie forego the order. The present artitln was, therefore, brought to reenvor brick the 1801.; and Nle,srs. tiophiosons, dreading neither the i verdict t;rrr their character, had ventured to defend it. I The facts were. clearly proved by Mr. IVilliatns, ! as slatril by theolearned Serjeant. Mr. herioata VAUGHAN was addressing on the 1 part of the Defendants, dilten The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE said, he was quite clear that the disposal of the carriage, without any cotn nitthication with the Plaintiff, from whom the De n fondants had r • 801. entitled the Plaintiff to a* , his act' to r ' the money. His Lordship said the Defe . ht think themselves well off that they had map to pay back the 1801. Having made that remark, he should refrain from saying anything further with reference to the conduct of the Defendants. • The Jury immediately returned a verdict for a for pr th: Plaintiff, and the Judges certified that it was per cause to be tried by a , Special Jury. SATURDAY, FEB. 18. rieit..rtl Thomann. aged 15. John Thomson. aged 10, and John Sabdifopl, agt.d 14, were indicted for brelkang ,a (uterine alac ilwelting-honsc of illary Doyle, and stealing a pair of shoes. — The Jury toturnod a s 41, finding liandiford Guilty—Death; and the two Tt,,ote..nr, Nut Guilty Mr. justice Ilk ern onsersed. that it ow' unfortunate they had not consisted than also, as they were young hat notorious characters. They h•td been twice tried before for similar of fences, and would. no doubt. return to their former Is ick d habits. If they had heels convicted care ty. uld have born taken to have prevented that, and tiley might have heen recovered to soc,i et y, The-fury then expressed a wish to amend their verdict. Mr. Justice IiEITII told thew that as heir serdict was now tecorded, it nos norms-dile to allow it la he altered, Ile had 'mentioned this for their coa•ul'ratian future. itniert Taylor was indicted fur ittealing n feather bed. value the property of L. koffemoti, pritately is his dwelling• .._ ._ . The Primner, either be l t , o Oar as not to h . . Mlle to Plead, or pretending to be so, the Jury is rre Morm as au inqueld to try ii ?water he W:i. , deaf or not, ttft. , r the .Judge had endenyintred to make him understand that if lor ii mild not plead, it would he 1, m.o. for hi I Ca ,Se 41i . his ' , log convicted. Pro. The Pro or ed, that thr Magistrate asked the l&lim Pri soner why Jr *lc the bed, and lie answered that a man gave hots si s voice:to S:atrY it. Mr. JflbliArATlf said, the Jury were to try whether the Prignner orn tie by the act of God, or from contumacy 111 avoid punislogrut: The Jut y found that he stood mute by the visitation of God ; and Mr. Justice 11 EATIT ordered (be Prisoner to he retnaadetl, and the Prosecutor's eccogetizituees to be d.scharged. Mary I. Turner was cup:tally indicted Car stealing. n lace Shari I, of the value of 31. the property of Ebenezer Rennie. pri vately i. . dimes .lice s nal capitstlly convicted of stealing a coat, vane 51. the property of M. li. Mendez, Esq. in the , doelling-honsc of Mr. Delawnyne.. . _ 'nowlay Demiond 'gab indirtrd for Iv - raking nod en'ering the dwt llir .R ho -t of Elizabeth Tennant, and robbing Mary Sur tell of a It. noir. The .lury, o knout much hesitation, found the Prisoner Guilty Deal it. I:pon un application to the Conrt, the Crawl Jury summoned under a ‘occial rtamminian in the ease of King r. Sasvp•r, charge wish thr. murder of a Lady in Spain. aa. adjunrned to W. dne=day, to give time for the arrival of n ituc3.cs for tae pro. s,cuti iiii . Jane 'smith wan'convirted of stealing a lace v eil in tit, sLop of• Mr. Cobb*, in Wintrchapel-road, on the .nth January. F ITIf IN DRE tms.—About eight years ago, Jens SMITII, a baker, at Southampton, dreamt that a par ticular Number would be drawn a Capital Prize : although hot in moderate circumstances, he came-to London post, and bought a Share of the Ticket, which was, the same Lottery, actually drawn a Priie of L1P20,000. The two brothers, Jost ors, of West minster, each got a . part of a 140,000 Prize 'in the same manner; and in the very last Lottery drawn, Two Shares of the 119,000 were gained by a dream. These extraoldinary occurrences, which stamp the truth of the adage—" 'Tis better to be born Lucky thins Rich," may • accotint for the unprecedented number of bespoke Tickets, at the Bank of England, for the present - Golden Lottery, to he drawn the sth of Aeitrz., containing Thiess Prizes of Thirty Thou. sand Pounds, with 5,000 Gelinefts ) to be paid is Gold ) . as soon as drawn. PO LICE. Bow-yraerr.--:--.on Saturday information was brought to the afire that strong suspicion was enter tained that a murder had been committed, iu conse quence of a brirklayer !rein at work at the top of ft houso in Ilungerford-market, when he observed in the gutter of the adjoining house the head of a liu . man buds, placed in a state of concealment,- atie. apparently is if the bOdy to which it belonged-had lately diod. From the manner in-which the circum stance. was represented, c onsiderable alarm-was raised , in the neighbourhood, and on a representation to the Parish Officers, .a Cbroner's Jury was about to be summoned to enquire into the whole of the case; kowevei, 'on a repreient‘tion to Mr. BIRNIE, and conseqtsentinvestigetiou, it appeared, that the house • of Mr. 4w its, the surgeon; in Parliameithsteeet, is re-' . pairing, and the rubbish had been thrown in the sheet by Stewart, a fireman, who lodges in the house ' where the head was foiled in llungerford-market : he picked the head out from among the rubbish, and took it home with hiin, and gave it to a surgeon's instrument -maker, who tndges hi the tame house with • him. The instrument-maker, to prevent its fright : ening children, &c. had placed it in thagutter, and it turned out that, instead of the head being from a !body that was lately dead, it had been properly pre pared by a surgeon, fi lled, with was, &c. rqiIGED BANK NOTEi. I Th , W; --.4 charged , omits , Miami was chargi with tittering two forged Bank of England states for 1!. each. iamei . Poor, the landlord of the Barley Mow phblic.house, in Drury-lene, statotl, that on tire eve ning of the 7th inst. the Prisoner came to his house, mod called for some liquor, - for which he tevideted p piece orpaper, purporting to be a il. Rank-4 tng. land note; but on his emitniuing it, he directly dk. covered it to be a forgery, and tont the Prisoner he could net let him go except he could give a satisfac tory account of himself, and how he became pos 'messed of the forgery. The Prisoner replied be was a boot-closer, and had taken the note of Mr. Kerr, the boot and shoemaker in' the 'Strand, 'for wages, and was willing that any person should go with hini to Mr. Kerr's to ascertain the truth of it :. Etlisserls s one of the patrol@ belonging to the Office ) h2Pl'ening to come ioto the heap at the lime, went with him t o go to Mr. Kerr's, when, just as they were entering Wych-street, some of the Prisotser's comPani ous as . sisted him in makfng his escape. On ThorsdUy he met him by chance in Fetter-lape, and, with the as. sistance of a Mtn, properly secured him. On ee . quit) , being mode of Mr. Kerr, he did not know such a mon. The Prisoner was committed fur further amin e . lion. _ _ lIATToN-GARogN. — Saturday evening WON" Moore, a waterman; was brought before the Silin t Magistrate in the custody of George Wood, n, officer, charged on suspicion of having administered poison, or some deleterious medicine, to Thomas Phillips, of Great Warner-street, Coldbath-fields. The deceased was a hackney coachman, was for some time in a deep decline, and was attended by Dr. Hancock, at the Dispensary. Thursday eveniag * boy knocked at the door of the deceased, and handed in a brown paper parcel, saying it was sent by th e Doctor. The parcel contained a boa of pill s , w i th directions, two to be taken at night and two in the morning ;'also a small phial, containing some mixture, and half a dozen powders, with directions how th ey were to be taken. The deceased took two of the pills as ordered, and shortly after he became so alarmingly ill that the Doctor was sent to, to let him know that the medicine he had sent had taken so dem. gerous an effect ; the Doctor dewied sending any Sack medicine; the unfortunate patient grew much worse; he was shortly after seized With a delirium, and diesi in about three hours. The body was opened the next day by Messrs. Stewart and Brown, Surgeons, in the presence of Doctors Hancock and Barrett., Saturday morning the wife, brother, and other friends of the deceased made their complaint to the Magistrates at this Office, and from the description given of the boy, Charles Brown, the Officer, ap. prehended him. His statement was, that a man gave him the parcel at the Rose and Crown public.house, in Cold-bath-fields, to leave at the deceased's house, and to say it was sent by the Doctor. • Richard Glover, a hackney-coacbman, who hap. pened to he in the public-house it the time, said the parcel was sent by William Moore, a weterman, ree siding in Red Lion -street, Clerkesswell, who was in consequence taken into custody. •• The boy identified him as the person who gave him the parcel; the Prisoner acknowledged sending the parcel, which be said was done out of a lark ; thesis posiders were only flour, the• mixture consisted of a little sweet oil, peppermint. and water, and the pills were only shoe:Maker's wax. The physicians that at tended the deceat.ea said that he was in the last stage of a pulmonary consumption, and that they bad given him up the day preceding his death. They ex. amined the contents of the parcel, and found it con. Lain nothing of a deleterious nature. The surgeons examined the contents of elle stomach, and there. was nothing in it to warrant "the suspicion that the de. ceased was poisoned. The ['simmer was questioned what his motive was, he said that they had frequently sent such parcels to each other out of fun ;•he did not consider the deceased in that dangerous state. The Ma4ictrite severely reptithatidP4 th. • Priii tenser for his ill-timed jests, and disehtSiird EXTENSIVL AND DARING Knees:KY.—On Saturday Richard and William Baker, brothers, and John String•er, wore examined at NYorship-street, before Mr. Grieotto, from whose vigilance and particular exertion the :Prisoners were .'apprehended, on a charge of robbing the house of Captain West. The Captain stated, that on the 3d of January, his fa mily were out on a visit from his house, called Churchill-cottage, on Sydenham Common, and whoa he returned he found the house had been tabbed of silver spoons, silver handle knives and forks, and other plate, 110 'flirts, wearing snare( of every de scription, stockings, six pistols, three suits of ad. form, cocked hats, some money, and about 3001. in Copenhagen and • llamburgh notes. 'The nest morn ing he applied to Mr. Gifford, who 'granted him a search-warrant, and he by the assistance of some constables searched the neighbourhood, such as were 'suspicious characters r the following night be wimitt the back yard of laid house, a pistol was fired at him; having seen the flash, he went towards We i spot, and another was fired from the opposite side, the ruffian at the same time exclaiming, " that' is ;•for the house-searcher :" he then went into thir house,. and applied to Mr. Gifford again the follow : ing day, ;e ho immediately sent the two Armstrong., and apprehended the P r is oners on sus pici on , and 1 from thtir activity since discovered and obtained a great part of the property from the several pawn ; ,- ; brokers in Woolwich and Green's-kb :an oak box, the Captain': property, was found- under a dunghill ; near Bakers' lodgiegs. The' two Armstrongs.•pro .duced all the property they hail found, which was . sworn to by the• Captain: The paun.brokers also attended, a n d identilied.the Paisoners to hare pledged the a t tides with t:;em. The• Magistrate being astir .lied with this evi , b , oce, , as supported by so many ri - camstenceF, the' he wac about to commit the Pri sotters ; but he:egf addresieti by their Counsel, it was agreed evy should ii.' brought op again. Stringer -agreed to heoncle King's eriaenCe, and corrobolated what the Whorl li;;;! sworn. 1/11.:1). * At Bromley. on th.P lilts inst. Tdommo, yeangest son of Leo• part Currie. I .n. . - Slinr l 4Vf at 11% O :Ve n ' clock, I:.uct, the infant daughter of Mr. Georg . ; F0r5..t....-,9;eitor. Oa the 1, 4 1 n 11 ; 0' . ;% . a; Tenperloy. relict of the late Mr. Joint Temperte% „of t'vne. On the io 1. Mary, the wife of Christopher Codmontf, Esq of Lee, r.t. On the 9th ito. at Worth, mu., Ilerts, Where he 16:19 sopecio tenOing an erli!• >II 1;1 the •4t.i . iittores fn. the the of the Syrian. ChriSlittiss; the ".;•ir 34.2.1anais, the death or this accomplkited s. whir had trul exerit'olar y divine, the Christian world i>;;. irreporable loss. To genuine pi.•( liheralit% ii s •ii , ..nent, and de ep scripturatermlitton, ohs united iii him remarkabie apostolic sinsplicity of mind nod cha racter. " Behold. an l.raidite indeed. in'w holt here is no guile. H iii the of every °lie K I.a knew biro. his whole lifeiiras a . c,iirio.ont "non those words . of oar blessed Saviour, Wist vo. net that I ma., be abo t m. father's borsine•s."-- Deeply .. , reed in the Orielital langungec, he conceived he .h told be, t promote the Lmaitir of hi i Gott: and t he happiness of man kiwi, by g "every iiiii to c si'd the Holy Scriptums . ' in his own tongue. Peculiarly interested in sti:•plying a Want "f these to a eolith. which by a gracious Providence had heti , preserved fi um the tinsel of the:Apostles in nearly Its original pbrit, he wits engaged in thaulaboni of love to the very last momeats of his mortal existence. ! ON1)01 0 1 • Priniod mtirf .rit:1411441 •hi D. LovaLL, a! l'e STArt:fm..ts OrricE, R 7, Ficet,Areci. ~. . s~~r V el ?Or Gall pvr frm and