The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-17 00:00:00

• II t Country in getters!. Very.little reflection will serve to Uwe/ince us, that it will deepen and extend every • • .• .. day. Foreign-Office, Oct. 15. For the reasons above stetted—from the want of ilia Royal Highness the Prince Regent has be enterprise and capital, Ireland is not a country of ; pleased•to approve of Mt. James• Day. w .- as Gealt . manufactures. She is not able to make cloths for the Isle of Wight for his line] Highness the Prince her own consumption, though very creditable aid of Orange Nassau, Sovereign Prince of thito . United has Iteen given, by the Press and by individuals, Jr L . to Provinces of the Netherlandr.. "the Starving Manufacturers." Prize cloths, occa- - .....„............ .. - • i *eel spurts of public spirit, resolutions . to use the o,l•Ver of Urinaisoe, Oct. 12. 11111.. produce of the Irish loom, have elected scarcely any ' Medical Establishment for :she • Military Depalsonent of thing. For a season the Irish cloths were in vogue , re. p . ra y A.si-tant-44er,2irndift7hearillIforVaiiNis be Stroud —but their inferiority in durability and texture A u sersta:ii-Stii eon, vire Sandersoa, yeti's& ' (it is taolish to deny the fact) could not stand, j ..einee-- . • . . even aided as they were by more moderate prices, BANKRUPTS. - egalefitt the manufacturer of Yorkshire. We shall• if W. Roebuck, Unittlersfkld, cloilli-thmer, O ct , Ff 27,, 28, . 9v. • 26, at the (.eorre Inn, Huddersfield. Attormes, Me. Green- , notAistir stoop to enquire into th p causes of t h is in- wood. Iluilder.thdd ; and Mr. Bat tye, Charkery-lase. ftikkifity—tteeing that wool of all kinds, and even T. Ilaghea Sheerness, tailor, .041. 42, 29, Nov. 26, as Goad, seine Merino, may be procured' in Ireland ; we rest hat c. A t i t t o n ri h i i e n y so , n hlr ii D at r e i ni es,l ib y. d fiel ' cl uti butc h er, u Oct. 23. 49, satisfied with staling a notorioes and i nc ontrovertible Kat the W hi l e Swan tea, Huddersfield. Attoratosj Memo. fact. Thus, so far from being able to•supply the Willis, Fairthorne, and Clarke, Yin:plaid-court, Throgotorjnot home consumption in cloths, we must import the • strr . l ' Andowi. canirden. (40, 4 4 ivshire, horse-dealer, -. produce of the Yorkshire loom—exportation is out • 4,3, 16, 41 the Nortlivticlt Arms inii, .Bengwoctis. Worcester. of the question. Even the coarse fabrics for soldiers ; shire. Attorney, Mr. Green, CatiTle,n. S. 'Adams, Mahal, Staffordshire. merchant lief. 27 4,' and servants can be had cheaper from England than : No e , Tfi, at. the 1% kite Hart Inn, Birmitighara. merchant, MK: we can manufacture stem here. With such a capi. ' Simeoz. Birmingham ; and Messrs. Bourdillon and Health, talist as England, ,liit possessed in some degree of the L%lejrorridanrentiisf,l7,:l'snide w victualler, Oct. 22, 29, Noe. 46, Iwropean market, 4lie re is no chalice for this branch at thlitshatt. A ttoruey, Mx. Martindale, Gray's Ino-square. Of manufacture to succeed—on the contrary, it must . K. Smith, Sod„ ley. Slalrnefithire, elthltsler. 47410‘. 11, 1 ( 1. 21. et , i the Jermligham Arms Inn, Shilfnal, •ShrOpshire. Attorakvt, OW•Py day decline. It • 1 Messrs. Edmunds and Jcyes , Lincoln's inn ; and MK , liief‘efs :The same distress, but in an . aggravated degree, : &ditty. 'ROW attend those engaged in the silk trade. The l , N ov. l: DIVIDEND '. • • Goriftee, .Hc may prepare themselves for an ipt)eal, next/ Cheapside, I. and teibetter, from the silk-weavers in the liberty. Mal Manchester _ ands appeals are absolutely nugatory—they canapes - tr , sa h :! r nothing generally. They may give a dinner, *esti': B r ie r ..,t,, week's dinners, to the. petitioners ; they may cause 7 dick, BeVI the consumption of a few hundred yards of Irish : i t g . g l i C ii , c ,, P Z . riblion--=-hut the superiority of the English loom will, h a tt e r-, and must he felt. We•may abuse their waist of •pa- rineisi,sa,,P"' triotism, and declaim until our lungs and pens fail ne„,„,',l us,' but the women of Ireland must have/ English . tterwick., aterr-emartncaNcieh r. ribbons. English handkerchiefs, Enlish shawls.= Even tabbinets and poplin, or some fabric Tory like fa; ttire these, are extending under some frotesque and slang, No. .%, woe, and ussdermitiing the only artklr ef'frish silk,'". c J o l r i t l9 77 hitherto without a• parallel .in any 'tithe* markett'inite %v. Codriefir paribus, the English sitks are cheaper than. 1," It° C 4l t those manufactured in Ireland; that •is, a piece , a; spitaT r : English silk goods, of equal durability, fineness, and J . bates, beauty with an Irish one, can be •procured - much st Jo rre hn t -st r k : t 4i ii : ero cheaper in a retail shop, titan-a similar piece mann- tailor-Nov. factored in Dublin. The fact, however, is, that the shire, cob,' fabrics of the two looms do not adroit a comparison. r4al(4- . ~ It is absolutely idle then to blame a ladrfor prefer-. Nov. 8, ring British velvet for her pelisse. Do we not prefer o -pci:svi mere reit Britth ckth? ' ln spite of any- common-places about la petaiotiam, we all go to the shop where we get the 12, J. Sur gob& of good qualify,' and comparatively reason- and D. able in point of price. Since the days of Swift there 12, G. Br hare been cotophtitita en this score, but they have t" v • 12 $ done nethiuo faxen; a the manufacture% and caw i' n* o a tt i n e g ' _ ll ; 0 ' o.4"lntrirg: s ..:4C016041 come t to the Cetton- Business. ii r e look I upon it, as to all purposes of exportation, extinct —defunct ;,, not.* bale of it will find its way to the Continent-,not * yard. France and Italy will undersell Ervgland in every Market hi •Europe.---. 1 Already has Spain. shut Etightud Put—already halt' France, through German bottoms, reache.l South :b finer Il air Ns • The Average Price of SUGAR. for 4e we t, ea4hirtict. 12, is 79.5. id. per Cwt. Average Price! of CCIRT4 0f V I NT) asiff WALES, per quarter, from the Riturn, Oct.t. s: • Wheat. Rye. . 11ittry..r444;7 8 .a 4 rN4 1,.. .e '7 .77. 4; Id — q. d. s. • • 1.. 46 10 .37 0 4f-9 49.0 -.319-1.0 s. d. 76 2 America. Her cottons are .unuce ir—nsum lore, - ,-, . ( JUL . durable than those of Englauds. mei- One-third COURT-MARTIAL ON Qui Arror cheaper. England already feels. Criss' And,- having ...., • so other vent for her groaniog warehouses, our Mar- The Court-Martial •isocC° lone! Quintin, o f the ket will be preseetly lull of English calicoes, which 10th H ussars, comm entid•itsproceedings 10-day.— must he bold cheaper than our Manufacturers mu. The following are the names of the OfficerS of whom attord.to do. We know , that heretofore, many of the Court is omposed : - .• . them (indeed the prir.cipal) looked to exportation as their chief profit. l'hare will be no more of that . . Previrket-Geaerat Vyso., '4 , . . ~, • f r-:•• firma Ireland. 'lbis cannot be. 'Chat trade is gone; Lt ee t,.o e ,,, s Heston, liiEunE ; l k j . „),o.o e ,,tr i t Ti. (trey, and Etiglaild will tate care to, supply even the Irish . ..---- Ctinmeegne, ---.- 7 .--1.--, ttehow, Markets with her calicoes. Some of our great 'sta.'s i. 7--- Sir W e I r e ' '7'-'—'-Pri ngle, WWII/lents may struggle on for a yea. or .tivo, bab t . Major ta B elto n, . ~ ...ea...,rltrn,e ' --------.--ttiiiier, they will not reach a third. . • ! . _, 7.7-,,„e-,7 Mitilfl4l, • 5imi.....-.. •••••.........y. FNI I ter . „ *1 ..'•-"- ttupford,• . . Reyeardere. .13ut. is there not•hope in Pandora's box. ;twill ha asked 2 Is there notsaomething yet bellied to coma l 714 Charges are four in number..' -,..5.„ fort the afflicted tradesmati ? May we not yet des ' The first alleges, .that.on the 10th of .leauery last, pond upon the Maple manufacture of Ireland—her .at Macey, ,in the South of France, the icitti'hassars Litmus : Indeed you may not, as the man says in being on foraging duty, and Coloriel. Qeintin being the Play, 4 k they be dead too." The German linens 4 in command, that officer did not take Sufficient pre will beat us out of every market over which we have !cautions for the success of these operations,, or, for no controut. Notwithstanding all the pv thing" we '. the security of the corps so employed, according to kept up on the superfetity of our linens, t h ey eas i the directions given in that case s ,by roe:luso" which sc at H w y" equally see d i t eee ,, t hi s d as c h ea p. It is , Inattention several of- the divisioas I were legeonsup. tree, they have net tlie assortment for the T ree " t ported and without orders, will$1,01e ). , by the Atlantic market ; and they are .obliged to. touch, aril; :enemy, and their safety thus hagiediedi f . of England for the purpose up their *seeded , their of making 4,y46013.1 , .." Now, there was a transit duly of 17 pee [ '!be second charge alleges, that eemapprostat-e,e ednt. in order Si. prat -Ihe Irish linens, on every bruary, 1814, - the4lay After th.ejalefliteltiliditlw foreign fabric similar Li MOlm ny , that visited' our, ports , lloth hussars being engaged w A t•• 4 . 1 t, . rf, the for the purpose of supplying themselves with theses- ! Ligh road leading to St•; c Sevesi, the surd ilaulntin sorted cargo. As we were masters of the 'Wooed of i being in colsinvidul, did not, ',grevtoesty left' during commerce, this told-miry. well o in time othilltiand ' the time of Wien, by his ,proseqoe gut; , itikk. ex- Irish linens were fotced into general contsmifieit.-- ettions and example s essasteshaOt ,to co-o with In peace, however, the thing Mattered. Theist is no or support the eliffertztsbris of the •reitints - so market for ' the assortments now. excapt whet eseirbe engaged i br4 settled *SI Armed bit ply' as a ..,,.. 1 1 bad through a German channel. The cosusequenee , Cetnto.. l 4* ttatr. - is, that the transit duty is taken off, mid, in order to! The tlAird Clittrge pergpolt l s , , that on the ..iotv et i give vent to English assortment., German linen. are t April, IC 1, du rsng,t'ho - biy i t Thoulouse.„ thitilitt allowed to go into tit. generatmarket op an equality ! ikus.sars being attacked' by sole ltiy, Col. 4einiiii, with the Irish. The couseqemscs.will Le the ruin of t in command, did Trot by sits 'peesevice indlie.r.oug the Irish trade its this particular.. Suchis the prospect. exertions, &c. as in the second charge.' '• ' It is not, glOoMy as it seems,* sketch from fancy.--r- • The 4th charge was lot alibiing a relined system Every statement is supported by fact. of discipline In the legitimist, whichtbroeiht it into bad repute , with the Coninmader csf.the borCes (i)iike .of Wellington), and 'assured. the reproach counnohiceted in- die letterfroid the Adjuteet,Gene ra I of the forces to-Lord Fidost4Soineraeticom • Mend iiig the hussar ',rigid*, which letter, or the. part be lOnging to this subject has already. appeared -:- A Frenchman was appretonvied nuCanterbory, On Thursday, ona charge of uttering forged Ale pound Poles (If the• Bank of lingland, and committed for farther exarnination.. He bad changed three note", each purportiggto.be of five pounds value, at dif. ferent shops, ' sturnher, gnnd not, it Lt. in all t. 4inre been third not , nature with It pesda cniviog gou t ►he it. The duds P lore ak the spot.: was come there, and'be *as 'keing to resittite the command. . . On the morning of ther2lst, he requested to go into the landlord's • bed-room :to Make use of his razors, and to dresi himself. Her son let' him in, and locked.the door upon him. In about half an hour after he let him out, and again locked-04,1r00m door. The Prisoner then said he was going to cult ,i n ii a• - ,: tleman in Salisburi l s;:are, and would ' i t '" ately. 'lle wen s ' t, but never - re- I. .I'Ye . . ,„ I, .1 I , !I 1 tra h a d occasion to go td tire, %veer& for' change a few minutes before the Prisoner iliiiht litW the youth: She lockedit Via,' and found ail safe She returuefli few minute s' sitter the Pristrher 414 1 been the end found - the Irreau broke' Open and the pro pet gone. • . • I . Robert' gift / Pike; the b l oy; can firmed ihilleeti:.• ' nionfof his tiiither. - • • : . 4 7Theiheitsittaferial evidOnCesatitisist• the'PrliroAtet was a walitchiti he had on *hell apprehended, - Wilitill ; wits sworn to bribe witnesses ` as the property of 00: landlord. .' ' ' ' - ' • The Pripohnideclined laylnitny thing in his do:.' ' fence. His oil nitliii it appears is Wolfworm • ant he Thehas b p ea ri n s ' ei i ` ie Da i w n e is s fi re pA ina s p o j n a er „ of 4ke w pe ar at o et n ico pa iT ro ' e i r l , Berkshire; speaks English well, and left bethia him at the Pltt's Head, a paper known to be !ill . own Writing, and in a very superior hand, being tv l translation In the following languages : En glish , l Frenct,termen, Swedish, Danish and Dutch, fit: ' " Let thil itywork Show a good end-is Well a s be.' ghininiji and fiOneely in every thing I ever 'nay b it' entilretkl'in." In h POclietboOk found'upOn Mi . . : persOn, "May God forgive nie fOr what i hitt , committed this day." • chergs being brought againkt 104. . i' . ,•• oiiir r,t,. Dira,..ol) Sat si l ly, 4 , : i ,' :,•ffSidsrt`frAge) . , Fart, the, eider Ilirlwi. .z. :r.,t ' iear* a!:,•agr 1 who were remendnd ) 04., dap' yp. a charge of stealing ogeoos from a .stall in Newsmte-market, were.re-esemijied. One of the City hlarahrip hart seen themln Or act., • •--- ~..; .-- .....„, e . The gretirer of the, boys appeareo in Court , anq . said that their, 'father was . anintlnstrious labourer to Stragird 6ey . 9od . ,,Akqiii . ',Asti neither their fatheTl rylelieraey t tisid.,ang_ipOrse,of their being inelliteA to etrfi, an act s end . was sers'itsv. mutt haYe been, ! 1 seduced tp 4 hz some wiclied worm; stre,theynfere,.i I 1101 Ae x 11;0441 be forgiven QU *evil4ll,l(l,9AT 1 • vent • i - • g. l . u .-... 41 ...i -- I:t• IL , „ • ' . • 1 The ,A e blarmap. said, that +nib reipeit - to., the . .1 . yosingest ; readily acceded to ire . .2.eqpest ;" birt ,sa l the elder boy was of- an age to lino , * what h', wits about, he, thought a short ,tiMi L iq..ll;rideell"..and . s, geredWhipOry; might be of :ferric l VO him; kit t ;tl ti: ex proretsing tn, watch orpc Tr e if ,iirhict in sir . tq take care that they sho,utd over be guilty Aly , . an offence again, the Aldermen told htr. she MIL tali,egAhrrth home. .• ..o‘l l :4ls_kAlifileidr w1104.,4eett.04 ice Fklintindeti' fl i r 9 44 / 1 1. * -shkeP trot,' ; AV &sit 74.0 it; was re• V 11 1 0 14 .0, a9 (1 ,-FNult reVt4Blllli I)isOni.apPtaring ! ISO. 4aracupg v iite owner . of t 4 ohetp oeofood.pn7 104*. proencfrel, and the Pri sp per as dischnrged. 1 ' eillvfl ( Wtt. — *O' r th.i , got)ert ,14651: ig•Jojoi; , cr, 94 sk i , T eo 44 . nuf,ht up by i rrtith, tbisplicer, char w 4 w4.ines_ i. io,the.pas.sp i gt Waling to i y,che ;.pit I of PTftut•6 l ollgn :I t anner ot) . F 0 i ‘l.sy eteilittg; for. .the porpoaq okplcicingpoketa. s qi ith stated, that pjien, hp kilt,sow the - Frioneri they. Were in com pany, nutpekporceiving he bad noticed. them,, they I separated:, Knowing them to be suspieiost cbarrig- i !...rs, *Oiler, he followed them; and on searching 1 thern *silk handkerchief was fopOinlifilton's pos-1 sits Sore ; this he said he foond in .R f pnntl,court,, This A ceptint not satisfying thi,Mag.istyte,,,sed „kgt i tt thl riisonens being well known ttpse , iate, thvY .wfie committed as reputed thieves, . , f ,' * •, . - A singular application was matfi9.ll(6lg: l 4;, . gistrote, by. an aged matron, n omad pi,inb, Aft stated,, th at . lag pried : from her husfia,nd 4vpy,eftrs y . on aceol4lo F iLleusage., she ressiveki intn . tilfir . 4 10 4. 7 ..,„,..„,,,,. ~..mewp, primpitex7,l4oTPl-11":: • P !rho itiNf l pt t 2 xears, of . age,,lnd , *AY. Ri f :... s F„ seworpsd . fifm for 2,6 weeks, when fie sled .': •*e ir4 him po t int.p a coffin, and-doPpsitekin the rpekia ef; 4 friend. Th e preceding night her kshand Otrced • way, into the house, with four men, tore the d' body out 9f the coign, alkii.„Alite,ing t it in another which ther s h!om4ht with thfm, cefflea it ntf. Shit "fished . dip Nigotraieui outer the dead body to be restored to her, Ask she might see it decently in terred., The ;Magistrate eapressed, his regret that hp r..oeld apt leterfere, al ,bar .imehao was ciptiolit kg. bury Ille.bar t , • . . , . " . • 1.1140,w-Aat.p•-i i e.,,,,..earters wf fi ,_reareft4ter, Olt ie ? jun!, 1813,,, „, Oakley, pf, Kennington-lane, was shot at ~with u.blutsder t htuss., and dcipe•' . • • v s'oulide 3 , one night, phe as pasting through : 1 mouth -s t reet, Newington, at a late hour, on his home. The perAon accused of having tired. tilt piece went to sea iu an,latliaspial,. and .did Ind !titter , ' till . within these (We t Stign o tlif)(l4er, succeeded in discovering atr4 jilting lideOplßceitody ~ it Etiftiy, Saterday fir Sift lifil*i. v "gpf,,Alilc , ,lCvAricr;, al yet • cipnmitt.e4 ii;K liellaminAinftmktin Mr. o.3li t ly !lay trial 'Wind. . • . , • a fil c 4 ' W . ' IA - It ft Ito s collector at. 11yswater-gate ) wa s • • then ' llO 4 0 1 1,110 stantly removed, and afterwards ooh 10,4 h ay s in any ricycti - qp.. c0mpt43144 1 ,414 - „, ti*/ Sept, after consideiable searcbibosif tell:14 1 he found Wotton's name written fnlett4i, about incband an hair ling, placed or rather bidden Di the weather bearding, over the door.' 'btrAiiri added, that be had long since given• notice as road that.hsswpuld thus proct.ed ic•the not coereot it trd di $l. not take the w it * till he bad. .i t etAt defiance; laitt-etceit,dittii came forward and 'gait up - the teen,lnfiliosirat tothe COurt on•the Subjeeo 4. • Mr. COgniFitOuel Whw heard lessees at *eels eminent, that they,wenessig,„/ hensibie, fq: net ~attAndiug,, and. if, each a prerailed. i tiset ,tf,tremoying the soon pu way of justice, tiger they had midi 4 their noxious to the put 1k ; andlt Was nidth* 'tlitit'it'didlpreknil T ,•it was highly dficreditL Wanes: SuCh-coucict could net bewaantiot, len.mach• oppsehrium.. As to, theasempleint -44 m,„ it Area filly eatablished ; it was r afenal. legeneoling E ,sl., for . o ff ence • bdt in the ho Ita•oeerattlien;ficlatly the M4fititittes'iiiltd 'it)tivicf e'penifty of 20i. "illidOddsts. Mr. FT EniiNdAttpietted thn hope; thofi.. mlid4 appixift 041 Mel. Bench information against the leiseeifritky cootie screen their gate.liietperafrOinitiiiiit4; bet ug sure the . Court areeie4notantlygfent fti • I. be fa SlNGantyc cißcumsricvcr, 4 4 sEIZUOIC ATM VOPPAGE OF 1715PATellillt ' The following singelir circumstance took pbei Saturday. . On the arrivilLut,oo , " Do Tee, Muil.o at Rochester oa its effy.te(4M);,4ll".sl.o4. Ifs.l expectedly *Li ~ „ ily,Callestoaliait by tbeliast ,atv .delloes: op, no. parcepa . . tom. Cad . ' ' ' to be'^froliv bit' One"' Duke . of ~,., "'nit 06' guard with fear and "ref ' ' ccimpliql litift)rt 3 1, 101401 ts opened, and 64:instead ot, ' ' "to contain many *mall vaivablo of . 'bawd articles addressed to distingu . pets° I ' this .country. The reader cannot form saoseent VOW our illustrious Dulte, or the Secretory of to whom the false dispatches weve eadoessed i in any way whatever have any knowledge of At curious contrivance. AVe recollect dating the slice (piece of Amiens, a seizniekeing made immedi on the Mail'S arrival at,the General Vot qtruxt be; cif lace,,ig which case the coach and !series 1 leiaidir gad Miffed to the .FalciSe 4f4ce- A man-mime Davis, alias Davidson, was ly Convicted at•Kingdton Quarter Sessions, S .Of viofentlit 1 1 / 4 1014 a female slave, his OrnpeteY, ii`to lace - eats lirylioni the stonAgli,tetlie knee l ... . oriented lie,pay a fine of 151.... T4te attempt to murder a. person 0, SARK ! i 141 tr in, co the evening .of 'Frida ,40 y, .4sfekt-',14.-- ' Chapel Field, Chelsea, as impair" by, the aecoa 'given by that person, was made by a soldier, wi • ',, ton yards of Bibury-stree6reeed, upon eke foot-. .' leading'' atelier the 'held to Mary Chapel. kin hid beett,to his washer-wriminfof his linen,' 'which he was 'robbed, its lika . wiagf jga L hat,. employment ; had been that Set,:it ,Ipip___gt„ .4 ; ' ' Ppe s ra llotioe, antrainee,thtt in! PIIIPII,OIIR9PIis Aerials. ~, He.elpired on .17sesday. ..• .'. ....-: :,n* ' f f.. Thomas sandail l Parietal and Payinattsr , of 0 • first Foot Guards, who decamped a few days ' -from the Knightsbridge Barracks with some hund ; of pounds in his pocket, which he had received fr, posernment for the use of that regiment, ha' beet t - apprehended. lie was met with in Rateliff Nil:, way by some -Men who hid been discharged frog/ gm same regjineut. In 'addition to,tbe tnuaireward4 4 for apprehending persons under ouch ciscutestailcas the regiment offered ene.eflleintp. gainesa.- ..., 4....-- li,j :- Monday night a fire brake nit at Northaroptani•-, in eceseback buildings belonging td th e •Angel Ina; : . 1 lOWA burnt with great fury, and dastrovedilmisholte 4 ranee: • 'Mr. • Lewls, . who is rebnitdittg the . !sere ' ltni, had 'made . a temporary place underneath .. ~reoetispitiit **Sand epee mat 4f of ' : Et* ;9413 1 11etir ft OrfU,OOR'Y' 1 q&444.&- - ' . s was asttimil'4l4( l o- OW .town, af'd ,1111, 4 ! • ought. So. proceed . from -a- diateot cosellgra libppossid to be a village in, dames at thashdhlanci i. illsitap. The engines ' attended 41- lived cra of pelthi; rtes with ghat alacrity innmedWt 7 drawnout vif lidi - tawn, with theintentien of IV: seeding. thlthkr,' molten it- Was . discovered that . lir:, 'Opnllaglation - was ju Itorile!iiktioilit 7 held, iltaFetttr i `the thicic,b4hater siticitSepo.iiw i irapposed.pPrr* , had set o n 67 . f t . AU, a gari g.s m og ia dq, inicnst 41 ititer damage eu5ead...,..,....„:„.,........, ' • , . — lllllt7t — Thil. 1 Oa' rheirtrif• Met: it N. ilanierits -Cherrh, Capt.; Norc o Morton, Pith Regiment of Foot, to Martha &Mot dam o .... fLieutt,nr-GeoprrAl Cutaimell ) of Sonthamiton-place,. Neff On the 14th Ifttt. the lir-place, 6s aged ard, of Urpper . nt danghtiri of • 0,413011: Printat. spa Published .h (),•44)orittipi YI &talesman Orrice. In, Flcet-ser a, DIVIDENEIB: 12, It. Cocher, W. Godthve, and W. P. es ti it y ide, lacemen—Plov. 5, J. and' P. Fenton, and li. Vet% ,ter, mer,chants—Nov, 5, I: Ilanuister, New Inglact- Surrey, silversmith — Nov. 12, T. Wheatl ey, Wapping.: sit-titaher--rNqv, b, 3.. Wolf and J. Dorville, Nevi street, mercitants—Noi';l.T. Laviford and s % Gritos- kvis-en Irks, 13t. Mary-Ao,_ say-factors 2 -Dec: 20, J. , Poultry, hir i •-••1 4 Inv. 8, T. Hlowers, 10131100 street, flirt) d er— eras, p'ov. 2 9 , W. Luddingt" ilrittol, -Nov. 99. S . I.ld, Itooleigh Park, Surrey, dealer— , s. hlatthewt : ItatellifkAighwol, duper — Plov.A s, M. in pi • ; Tit keu-linurog-yatd, Merthant—Nov. 29; It -, iliodi as , rl.-catirt, (Widen-lade; ft Y 1 er— Nov. 8, 1.1,' N . ; Shttry, It l • li-street, printer—Nov. 5 Reed, North Sittdlits; oat- iner—Nov. 12, J. Wilson, . and J. Witham*, Lung, Ditch makers—Nov. 12, A. itchier, Ilasinghall-street, -Nov. 12, J.. Da'Hots, Brixton, Surrey, insurance-bro,ker 26,6. Dorset, .I,4ointion, J. Wi hiason, W. Defilers, and in, New Bond-street,.bank 01 ". 3 . 3 . L. M W_Yarta Nitre- Aldgate, wholesale-station!. V. IL W. altby, iun. . Thorpe, jnn. Ba th , line Nov. 5 , J. riab, .owney, Kenf, graaler —NA S. Goodbody, Horse- road, Westminster, coach4m Nis*. -12,- M. Etudes. iquare„-insuranee-hroker—Niv. 15, T.•Rowlandson and es, Cheapside, merckants—Dec. 17, G. Gardiner, St. tree(, iroumongkr—Tibv. 12,.1'. Wlggreiwortb, Chuich- Sitoreditch, grocee—Nov. 8, J. Vaatikerley, Livertatol, -Nov. In, W. and J. Ludlow, Sishoin-Cannins. itlit. :silourxnen—Nov. lii, J , Wildey, "Cheitenhad ;?t orso- -Nov. 11, J. Gore, jun.. Cheltenham, plinnbei—Nov. A. Ludlow, Andover Planipshife, wine nierchalt— , C. T.' Priestley, 11104, Yorkshire,_ 114toof- mere 8, J. Cole; jun: D . ath, ,tpusic-sellet—Nog. 5, R. , vet, sVaictio4turel-maket — Nov. 3, R. Mag. Mi ea- i v e nerchant—N'ov.'B, S. Gigney, Kent-road, lotker--;. ov. tinter, Greenwich-mad bricklayer—Nov. 11, L. Kern r ililer, Amen-curiae ti, ' Pnteenpkter-roff ‘ rlirrsert—ri. I watt; Cuck.lllll, Ibishopigate4trect, brieklayef— cm. Hengcugh Disteptlote-itreet Witltont, book - mates-- Y,J J. Word, Ranb4ll, Pitrurdbire, grocer—Nov. 8,2. Macheu, Monmouthshire . atater—Na'49* TviliV(P' Vinkillig-street, warelioultao,o. 75 - . - . Jrtit , l Wig iv •uc •-•• ••••. 1.....rrat • , sr- ^ : • • - shops, two .of wi►ieb- netrn•Wet t ' alilce 410' W allesliOlicOurnl/ 11, rs,. date, and signature: one apparently • Fram these allegid facts, tha charges infer results Me, and the other air .excellent imitation ' in 44 - eArlocing great professional fleipacity, tendtwg to the appearrrnce of a water. mirk stemed to atalteilke conidence of - ilitt 'Oilers in the skill and eon mallet with a pencil on ttiled paper. The Corkage of their alien; eitivettessarily hazarding the lore was similarly fabricated with ; thrseansesig- safety, character, and dittttplion of the regiment, (J. Itogderr).attd , date (Jane a t 18114), bat disgraceful to Colunal.glinges e scaniloct as en officer, different number. , . prejudicial to goad order ilia inilkary disaipline, and 'sday night kst, as Sasnuel.Dagroagai 1.5; MS contrary to the . Artieles Willi.' over Girtford-.bridge, Bedfhalskirs, in a war Captain Count 131 GinvOnoitt, new' Doke of . he horses becoming friglsessadoesdkamay .witit Ciliate, was reckoned:open its 411111 of the principal he lad was rolled fogier tojonap out be. witnesses to sustain OW 4111451111 1 bet he is not yet but eaftwowitillydthisfaightjtuneeti out he. arrived from Irreisok Is', ratable !hit the trial and theinheell;goiegorerisigry so will be curial * I.kthijiatt4iii pre- )t: . Hum - ••• f • " 'h t . I , „ 1 1 010444. apte. ! Avouch .ca -armnani, ror snmssrmi l , d - Ingl i leff hilt 'et *WA ' the ) M . . iftil Ai , UM Otie ifeiliig kW Milo IA kitivendt leer* .•. - • • ..Dtinisioiitififert—Cepfeitt*ederiek BerniterlX' n incbeieln.hight pieta en' the- tollAweet ea t beanalias Otrisibplier Wollicvm, uodefwent lititatiti= !' co net itabh, weeibly to • the provisipur •of " in: lion on Siatirden Charged by thst. tendlord-ot the ? Lip!, urAipu u rictismeni.. This,,inki l I ri n e' Pftei'llilid,',' 'Old iWley, -wt - ivreukins:A4o 0c.,01100,0 - 4 e#l . ek . the Act.. : Atte• bersiiar, itid'ittballrig from thethlifle 'bug, cetiNte igir.'Woolt stated; that he had' to Ctitiftilsit Weike l ' bkhk 'dotal, and, a letiNtY Or ftiieip"COloai' exiiitenceof . miliffatieses' on - ihietrlestiltlei U .- . • g ii k ridd inv e i,. e a a coeisideteVanourit. ' -'-'.* rdii&jit•pirticularey of 'ettortidnete demands- ‘ •• - a. • s . of 1 1 4 • :The Prisoner Wis. aptire l he " .:4 10 e1d50 1 . 1 , 1 .c Atill gawatil eightsaa4 o eaaa impend of a Abatis Friday last, near Lofulei-bridgeOy a • perie . ii _, :. e as be was daily fowling voiuggwpf cams 4 1 4 lecmd had 'seen him at thisp . ublits-hOui4;'•: ' lived, and. constantly. trayel it himself * 1 ,lohartn; Pyke (lentlia4Y) stated . ; that the Priioner 1 paying', eveTTafir mere than I. Vet 411, a I.tt cameth4l64l..the lath September, to .board and j, cent. difference front 'whet` his elfi:Rift& tni .Nov. l o d e , tittle *Arne of Bernstort. He went away iiitinitely becatne a signet: ell 10,10.1 ts 4esseqii 3 raen-j again for lioili days, and returned on the 17th. He , , MIL . . -• • ••,..• •,. „ „: ,‘„,, G . ad , ' represented himself es Ceptain of a Swedish ttetimli! : ' Wotton said IllrApoallatesA:linew ahikt c oo t h e. Three Sisters ) in ,iittich be, had ,lietit '11.14 "ofte*. rebtted.4o,9f. fioll as moll ts,lpf 0 Nov. I stranded and tast . away. TOO the bhio Welt .up wood. re ß t • tbat4lie sias riot' Oi nk wenn.. .N • . kid -..t . . - nilt r 0114 ., been recovered, and was undergoing repairs at, Ply,- 1 il, or what ho knew' of tila ova ,viaith4j „AL mouth. He became attached to two • little boyi l ltelY .ha liken on strtertilimitlerinsell'ailitkinee. -" 4 ‘ ; ions,' and invited them to go down to 131 . ackwall i w he n s; successful is ti git te ll . stift4 , r 1 with him on the gist of September, saying his ship ; then he bad been. defeated, few: !the lem4 i . . •• • I 1. ! .~ • •