The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-07 00:00:00

'. . ' i a 4 ~ 4. :ui~: s-.,, -L FROM rus LONDON GAZETTE, Auc. 5. W Alt DEPA RTMENT. Duxaing-s►rert, 'August I. A di• p cttc'', 4.1 wi., th 1.111.1%1114 I. it C. , , V, Vel6 t h is flay rr ..•...•d li) !dal .!3.ittiirst. (ruin Igajor-Gen..ral Sir Iluch..on L s. r. ,► Cuje,,, July 44, MI. Sty T,onn ,— f have the honour to inform vnitr Lor,ishii., I 114 t ttto fort q and chips in Toulon have ties flat 110 11 4 g, and that I f la r shal &tine an,t a:I the G..tieral: and Admirals in that 'place love signed their acts of submission to the King. ' Tile circumstances which led to this event, an far as in any wav connected with the operations of the force under my. nrder‘, have been as follows : On the fit .t appearance of the fleet-and transports, ender Lod Exmouth, off the coast of France, Marshal Brune, who was opposite to Nice with a body of a!,,,ut five thousand infantry and three hun. tired cavalry, celled the Corps of Observation of the . Var, made immediate proposition for an armistice . with the Commander of the Piedmontese force at Ni'c. in which objeet he succeeded, and then marched directly to the relief of Toulen.• On the 14th July, the day on which the troops is tided at Marseilles, he. ea used a letter to be addressed to Admiral Lord Exmouth, inclosing a copy of the armistice signed at Paris, and demanding an extension of it to the British force in this country, which was immediately rejected. He then addiessed Lieuteriant.Geheral the Marquis. de Itiviere, exercising the King's authority in Pio. Tense, stating his desire to send two officers to Paris, to offer the submission of Toulon, and saying he sheild refrain froin hostilities during the ten days iece.Aary for his commenication. This.proposition sr3gATI4O objected to, 'end the Marshal wasinformed, he must resign' his authority to the officer who go. veriest'. Toulon before Bonaparte's invasion, hoist the v,trite flag, and sutler the garrisen of Toulon to be comprised of National Guards and Royalists, in as liege proportion as the troops of the line. Ott the nrtredsy his letter was received by the Marquis de Bawler., information was had that he *as much. ing towards Aix. on. which I immediately ordered the whole of the British troops oat of Marseilles, to takeyp Aueli e position as might menace Toulon, oarch him, and secure Marseilles itself against at. taeli';"bni the raiport'of his march ow Aix gave way to that of his concentrine near Toulon, when . the follohing dlspositioni were' made by ate:--1 directed the troops In move forward in 't &co columns, oni. on the ,high read to Toulon, by Auhagne, Gement*, and Cup's, and the other by the coast to Cassis and Ciotat. in Which latter place I stationed a smell gar. risen; arril-aftersvards mused the column to Leqrws and St.:Crr, h,vinr.an iielvance •at Banded. My ono head-quarters were et Cujea,.baving an advance at St.,Antie's. witti.srery strong ground both in my front and rear, and the power of collecting my force to*act along 111 e ceasi, or on the high road, as cir. ctemsfances might' best point cit. The National - Cuartinhirsdaigoyalists• Occupied. Besusset, Castelet, La Cotner', and other strong points in my immedi ate front or Admiral 'And -Exmouth had, in the mean time . , detached one Hie of battle ship to Ciotat, another tn.Bstrilol. • The enemy's advanced Oasts Wefts on the - outside of the Pass of CNlioules.,— It was, whilst the•trasipa wero-in thi- position, the Marquis de Itiviere and Marshal Brune carried on their riegoeiationa, Oirough the means of Admiral Gatitheaume, who, tin the day 'after the Marshal's first proposition was made, was received in Touloo •as the. King's Commissioner. Various propositions • were' made, all with the view of gaining time. The two fri)lowing were immediately rejected—that of acknowledging the King's authority, but retaining the tricoloured flag, and that of requiring that the British troops should retire, and promise not to at. tack Toiilou ; ou which no assurance would be given.: Whilst these puints were discussing, a- party of the • National Guards having moved to St. Nazaire, had tints turned tho Poss of 011ieules, which caused so much agitation, as having occurred whilst Admiral Gantheaume . was treating, that Marquis de Riviere thought" proper to eitheiraw it, whilst I collected my left column and pushed forward an advance to sup. • port him, Should the 'circunistance have brought.. forth nit attack. Finally, yesterday, the submission of Ma shal.Brune and his Generals was received, but ! the re4inients still refused to wear the.white cockade; and it was only this day, whilst at 011ioules with Admiral Lord Eunuotb, the submission of the whole was notified, and consent given to the Royalists and National!Guards eocopyin,: . the forts, in coejunction with a portian only of the regular troops. 'fhe garrison of Toulon e.eusisted pf six* ,regi.; meats of the line, a regimeht of marines, a detach. I meat of three hundred cavalry, artillery, veterans, irce. battalion of half-pay Officers and Federalists,l --allecl "f.e Battalion Seer4l" most of whom, with! 3tl-!1 Cori Marat and'sente of his adherents, were suf. fared to quit Toulou, and absconded, it is not known ohere, au kilo ere of the resolutiou being token for '• hoisting the while flag. • • The nature of the operation in which I have been engrrged;:res been such as to afford-little opportunity of distinction for the oflicere.aad-esan under my or-' tiers, yet •I cannot avoid expressing my dense of the zeal which animated all ranks, tier my obligations to the uilicers in command of brigades, Colonel Bor. rows and Colonel Burke, and the Others of the Ste lf," for their assistance to me ill nil preparatory f arrangements, Pa tiru/aely..Major Sir Thomas Beetle, I Assistant Adjutant-General; Altijor Pratt, Assistant Qiiarter.Maver-General;- Major Gamble, Royals Artillery; Major Gorreyner, Secretary ; :Mr. Cummings, of the Cemmisiariat • 2 and 131:'131:'Por teous. Lieutenant-Colonel Yates' . of the Italian. levy, commanded the adiantee merits likewise my best thanks, as also Major Andrehr, or the Staff, and Lieutenant Smith, otties Royal 'Engineers, by whom the duties-of treconaeistanee were -principally exer cised, and who executed them .with an activity and intelligence4haelifi'me notiriiig to desire. pan W -sufficientl y. express my obligations ;edelhiriV4** teat Edmore I r nrd the Navy in Ta was , die.edialibi as‘; , tni.c, they have shown is eluat:4posea to ietiller on every occasion, .44, in •pa rticula r which I -received from Mari*, of which a l;attalien was formed Ander. • 9b, 14h, litb, :150, iuctr, 4 • _ ~` 'hi. command of Major Cos, and placed at my divot , si,ion. Accounts have been received that Antibes has hoisted the white lig, so that there is new no declared enotov in the South of France. This report will be delivered to your Lordship by the Ilion. Capt. Arden, Deputy Assistant-Quarter- Nlisfer-General, who has been very zealous and ac tive in his assistance to me, and who can bring me the honour of any commands your Lordship may have for my further proceedings. I have the honour to be, Arc. (Sign, A) H. LOW E, Major Geo. Carlton-house, Aug. 1. This day the Prince of Castelcicala, Envoy Extra ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from his Ma. testy the Klore of the Two Sicities, had a private au dience of his Royal flightless the Prior.. Regent to deliver a letter from his Sovereign, jog his re storation on the throne of Naples ; to which he was introduced by Earl Bathurst , his lajestl's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, in the ab tenet. of Lord Viscount Castlereagh, and conducted by Robert Chester, Esq. Aisistaut-Master of the Ceremonies. . srkregitAN. Hook, Id Ceylon Regiment; and Robert Brownvigg, 52d Foot To he Nl:tino; in the Army—Captain.' Algernon Langton, of the tilt Foot; and Lord Arthur frill, upon the Stall' of the i Army. HOSI'TT Asti - .IiTA FT. District-Sarre/so Joseph Deakin to be Suwon to the Forces. Assistant-Surgeon .1. F. Fnuicke, from half-pay, to be Avvist. ant-Surgeon to the Forces. Thomas Vacher, Gent. to he Deputy Purveyor of Hospitals. The King's German "Legion. 2d Begimeet of llosstirs, Cornet Charle. Holmstrom to be Lieu tenant. vice Eoortf. promoted on the Staff. Theodore de Marschalk, Gent. to lie Cornet, vice Holmstrom. St Dion. To he Lientenants—Cornets Frederick de Fresnoy, vice Power. promoted : and Philip Vollwoth, vice Gerstlaeher, dead of his wounds. To be Cornets— A threrht de Arent4schildt, Gen'. vice Fresnoy and -- Deichman, Gent. vice Volbroth. To he Adjutant— ltegimental Serjea,a-Major William Brandes, from the 1.1 Hussars (with the rank. of Cornet), vice Brugge mate, killed in action. Jd )))) of the line, Lieutenant George Amodio to he Cap tain of a Company, vice Kuckuck, promoted in the sth Bat talion of the Line. La:. Ditto, Breve. Major Ancestry Kticktick. from the !id Bat talion of the Line, to be 111ajor, vice A. Cm ber, placed upon half-pay. • To he Captains of Companies—Captain and Brigade-Major John Henry Baron Da , henhausen to be Ca;itaiii, vice Julius Riemeister. placed upon half-pay ; and Lieutenant Eber hard de Braudis, vice George llageiaaun, l.ktced upon half )• • STAFF. Lieutenant Frederick fleimburg, from the 3d Battalion of the Line, to he Brigade-Major (ni 6 the rank of Cap tain), vice Daeltenhauseia, appointed to the sth Battalion of the Line. Lieutenant Henry Baron F.stortf, from the 241 Hussars, to be ditto, %ice Bobers. killed in action. Royal ('or•ican Bangers. George Henry Green, Etq. from half-pay of the late Regiment of Dillon, to be Paymaster, •ice (lee, decrssid. Max Volunteers. Hugh Cities!, Esq. to be Captain of a Company, vice Forbes, nho resigns. Ensign James Ken ley to he Lieutenant, vice Bealson, de cen•ed. To be Ensigns—James Quirk, Gent, vice Kewley, and Thomas Canan, Gent. ICI and gr genera thems4 and fa the M •s• MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-0 Tr.., An; 5. Reseal Regiment of Horse Guards. Cornet A. B. de Capri . Brooke to be Lieutenant, without polcaase, vice Hill, who retires. William Lombard, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bmoke. 3tl Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieut. Ileory Pigott. from the 21st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Greville, who ex changes. sth Ditto, W. B. Joyce; Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Spenre, pso.ntveri. 6th Ditto ' Lieutenant John S•ephensoo to he Captain of a Troop, 11% purchase, vice Haswell, promoted. Cornet Thomas Raikes to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stephenson. 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Enyl •n M. C. Smith, from half-pay of the tld • ;reek Light lufaut•y, to be Cornet, vice. Brown, Win evrhange-. 15th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet John H. Loft, from the 21st Light Dragoons, to he Cornet, by purchase, vice • Bellairs. promoted. 16th Ditto, Lien'. J. Barra to be Captain of a Troop, vice Ituchanaa, killed in action. 18th Ditto, Lieut. Christopher Blacken to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Burke, promoted is the 100th Fon,. hi Reeiment of l"not, Volunteer Pol•ney Poole Sherburne to - be En-ign, without purchase, mice Frederick, whose ap , poin•roent has not taken place. 2d Ditto. Ensign G. S. Gillaml. from half-pay of the 31st Foot, to he Ensign. vice Greenwood, who eschan es. sth Ditto. Edward Eniaace Hill. Gent. to be Ensign, without wit-chase, vice Proctor. 'mu t inied. 7 b Ditto, Honourable Warwick Lake to he Lieutenant, with ont purchase, vice King, whose appointment has wit taken place. Bth Ditto, Lieut. Herbert Bohan to be Captain of a Company, vie Brown, deceased. Flisigl G. Richardson to be Lieutenant, vice Italian. Robert Yoong, Grotto be Ensiri, vice Richardson. 14t ; Ditto, U.tnrel Chambers Nl`t'reig t, Geat. to be Ensign, Ivy ; orcliase. vice Hanley, promoted. VI Hit o, Lieut. Charles Greville, from the 3d Dragoon Gerard:, to be First Lieuteutsat, vice Pigott, who ex changes. 32J Ditto. Ensign Henry Metcalfe to he Lieutenant, without ' purchase. John Morris, Gent to he Ensign, vice Metcalfe. Lieutenant S. IL Lawrence to be Adjutant, vice Davies, pro moted. 13d Ditto, Lieut. Arthur H. Trevor to be Captain of a Com , ?any, by purchase, vice Co!Hough, promoted. sits MHO. Ts be Lieutenants—D*4os Cr:mei: Russell. vire Hood, tip ' pointed to the 6th Royal Veteran ; and P. L. i "Whittaker, vice Murphy, appointed to the Portuguese Army. • be Ensign—James Lang, Dint. vice It usseli. 48111 Ditto, Charles Walter, Gent. to be Fn ign, without pnr etase, vice Sir Oxford Cordon, promoted in the ad Garrison Battalion. 41st Ditto, Ensign C. R. Butterfield. from half-pay of the Re , ginsent. to he Enlign, vice Hall. decenseo, Quarter-Master George Throure, from ditto, to be Quarter. Muster, vice Bent, deceased. Ditto, To be Ensigns-James Gardner, Cent. vice Scott, promoted in the SBtb loot ; end Robert Hatch, Gent. by purchase, vice Taylor, promoted. 56th Ditto. To be Lientenants—Ensigtet Flury Leslie, •ire Co-bitra, de :ceased ; and .1. F. Ne.son, vice Nugent, deceased. To be Ensigns—Ensigns Itichacd Whits, from half-Finv of the Regiment, vice Leslie; and F. O. Leighton, from ditto, *ice Rehon. filth Ditto. . Tn he LientenanCiosithoitt ptercbase— Lieut. R. M. Atieholuty, from the Cid Coot, sire °mei, promoted in the Glengarry Fencibles ; and liosig,n Cornwall Bora, vice Weir, de ceased. To be Ensign—John Diddnp, ('.ent. vice Burn. • 7,d Hitt°, Thomas Bingham, Geut. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lloyd, promoted. 79th Ditto. To he Lientenants—Ensigns Archibald Cameron, without pur chase, ice A. If. Mardone.i, who retires; and A. J. Craw ford, vice Kynock, killed in action. To be E:oign -Ensign Norman 111' Lead, from half-pay of the 424 Foot. vice Crawford, promoted. To be Adjatant—Lieutenant Allan hPLean, vice [rack, killed iu action. Slit Ditto, Lieut. Thomas C. Wheat to be Adjutant, vice Mac alpine, promoted. 111* Ditto, Malcolm Stewart, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Power. promoted. Kligh Di.to, Capt. Edward Burke, from the 18th Light Dra goons, to be Maj r, by . purchase, vice Smyth, whose ap . ppintefe, t has not taken place. HI West India Regiment, r:n ign Augustus Barkhansen, from batf-pay of tliett4th Foot, to be Ensign, vice }Hibbard, who ',changes. 70 Ditto, Hospital-Assistant Jobe Campbell to be Assistant- Surgeon. Rot at African Corps. Lieut. Oswald Pilling to be Captaio of a Company, vice Alehan. deceased. To be Lieutenants—Ensigns Daniel Al', without purchase, vice Chisholm; promoted ; and James Maybury, vice Pilling. To he Ensigns --lheodore Macrae, Gent. vice Alt; and AIM PllOOllll Sparko, Gent. vice Mug/bury. WagzenTrain, Charles tattoo Bisehoffshausen to be - ditritain of w Trinip;whb felaporney rawk. .10 be Lieutennats, with temporary rank— Conies, Ong. Von ilarlessem, Gent. William Paterson, Gent, and Quarter-Master Truce, from half-pay of the 2d Hussars ' of the King's German Legion ; Lieutenants Richard Kendall, from half-pay of the Regiment; Thomas S. Price, from tPtto; Francis B. Brown, from ditto; and Richard Gem. from ditto. , r4r IV Cornets . — —Ahlers. Gent.; --Kropp, Gent. ; and 'fritop Serjeant• Major John Douglas. Foreign Corps of Waggonept„ attached to the Waggon Train. To be Captains of Troops, with temporary rank — Lieutenants Frederick Ktunius, from half-pay of the late Chasseurs Uri taniques ; and Von Schultz To be Lieutenant— Lieutenant Edward Sander, from balf-pay of the late Chawenrs To be Cornets-- w Minn] Cowper, Gent ; Schaffner, Gent.; • Meyer, Gent. ; and Bresehler, Gent. 3d Garrison Battalion. To he Lieutenants—Lieutenant George Clihhorn, from the 7th West India Regiment; Ensign Sir Orford Gordon, from the 59th Font. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, Assistant-Surgcon John Edgar, from half-pay of the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be As si,tant-Surgeon, sth Ditto, Quarter-Master James Russell, from the Cavalry Depot, to be Lieutenant. ' Gth Ditto, Lieutenant John Boykin, from "half-pay of the Ist .. Gurristin Battalion), to he Lieutenant, vice Squire, whose up pointment Ohs not taken place. tle.trarry Light latintry F v uethles, lieutenant , wtnian C. Oates, firm the 6 ith Foot, to he Captain of w eninpany, %ice M.Plicrson, appointed to ike &h 'loyal Veleta' Bat talion. : • • . • .13RF.VP.T.A. , - Tole.Lfenteimat-Cnlnneht in the Army—Majors Richard K e lly. dtb Ceylon Pegiment; Donald Mackay. 3d Ceylon Regi ment,. William Wilicriain. 2d Ceylon Regiment Lionel 0, 1i ..~~~ M EM OR A NDU M. ~ " ~- iA~ § 1 I I ! r ff ! " • The undermentioned Officers are superseded, being absent ithont leave:— Lieutenant George Taylor. of the 41st Foot, and Paymaster John hien. of the 102 d Foot. The appointment of the undersigned Officer,. as stated in the Gazettes of the Ist and 4d ult, have not taken plat e 93d Foot. Lienten Alt Henry K. Bock to be Captain by pur chase. vice Colelongh, promoted. Hovital Staff, Staff Surgeon Philip Walter, from the bnif-pay, to he Su►geon to the Forces. ERIC tTA in the Gazettes of 29th April last, and 15th and 29th ultimo. _ ...... 57th Font. For James Onig, Gent. to be Ensign, read James Dolg, Gent. to be Ensign. HOSPITAL STAFF. To he Flnvpi , al-Assvtants to the Forret. For John Hutchin.un, Gent. rend John Hutchinson. Gent. For John Jeremiah Biglry, Gent. read John Jeremiah Bigsby, Gent. 64th Foot. For Richard Ravenscroft. Gent. to be Ensign, Ike. retie; Ravemcroft, Gent. to be Ensign, &c. Office of Ordnance, Ausl, Corps of Royal Fmcinects. • Fir t Lieutenant .lo in William Pringle to be Second Captain, vice bravely, reqigned. Second Lieutenant James T. Tweed to be First Lieutenant, vice Prairie Gentleman Cadet Adolphus Rechtern to be Second Lieutenant, vice Flo,telinann. plomoted. Gentleman Cadet Lewis Hagerman to be ditto, vice H. Heise, . . promoted. BANKRUPTCY ENCILA MED. • (7. Cox, jun. Exeter, sevisiisan. from Attest 8 to August 19, at Guildhall. BRIM RUPTCIES SUPEItgIiDEA. W. Craegl, Vnrkbttirr.. wirliquercbant. Pe.tke, Illaby, Leiceven.dry, boo*. BANKRUPTS. V I)r , w, ilridg-water, el, teh-ind ter„ An! 8, V, Sept. 16, at the Limb Inn. Bridgeviater. Atiornies. I.r . Symes, Bridge water t aril Messr:. Blake, (':trey-street. 1% Curt;s, tio:post; baker, liig. 2!,,2. Sept 16. nt , h• In. d;it Arm Inn. Glistinit. Attornies, Mr•-‘rs Alec andrr, and flolate, New Inn; mid Mr. Cruickshnek, Go,. port J. Patties, 0-wrstry. Shrotethire, huteter. Aug.t 1 6 19 . 4 7 1 . 16, at thr Uross Foxes Inn. o..ue try Attortnes, Jr. Steven son. linrolii's and Mr. EtNarf.. T. Ilan. !Session n, Mutit.zo.nrm-hire. flaiinel.mannfacterer, Aug. 2t, 24. Sriit. iti, at t he Hear lan, Newton n. A! omit..., Mr. Wellii , gs. Ludlow and Meson. Jenkins, James, and A. bor. New-fun. Itirhiunud. Surrey, hnotier, Aug. R. 15, Sept. 16, at tinilJhall. Allot ury, dlr. Griffith, Featherstone-buildings, J. Hewitt, ilond-entirt, Pinrers-entort, insurance -broker, Are. 11. 11, Sept 16. . t Attoruies, Nlesse , .. Bland ford and ‘inrriv, Mitre etitrt-hoildings. Temple. ‘l. Wood, Cheetltain•hill, ftlanetieiter, and H. Brophy and J. Walker, Marsden, Yorkshire calico printers. Aug 'll, L., Sept hi, at the Palace Inn, Mancileiter. Attotney. J. and T. - Fitzgerald, Ifizh-slroet, Shad well, n, 12, Sew!. 16, a! Guildhall. Atloruey, Xlr. Crunch, Union-coon, Be outlLAireet. J. Reed and A. Howard, St. Sa"ihin's-lane ' merchants Aug. 12, 19, Sept. If, at Guildhall. Aliornies, alersri. Bell an :1 Broderick, Bow Church-yard, Cheapsitle. T. thouglas, Gainsford.street, llordevdntru. earn-merchant. Aug. 14 21, Sty , . 16, at Guildhall . Attorney, %lr. Stevens, Sian College-gurdens, Atdermanbury. - I'. Hughes, Red Linn street, liolhorn, linen-draper, Aug. 6, 15, Sept. 16, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Titrugutorton- Street. J. It. Charles-Oreet, Tiattan-garden, hardwarrunn. Ong. R. 19, Sept 16. at Guildhall. At.orory, Mr. Tucker, Bart letek-huildino. J. Reay, .Slark. lane, 44 iae-merchant ; Aug. 8, 15, Sept. 16, at Gaildmll. Attorney, Mr. Druce, .1. Ramsay and R. Forster, Old Broad -street, trerehants. Aug. 8, 19, Sept; 16. at Guildhall. Artorttio, Met.srs. Kaye, Freshfield, and hate, New Hunk-huildings. S. Turner. Briiill.sireet, Higlt.Hnlboru , grocer, Iriv. R. Ii). Sept. It,, at Guildhall. Attornies, Alessrs. Gutty nail Asigel.enuri„ Throginortnn-street. J. Cnok. Epsom, Surrey, innkeeper. Aug. 8, I°. Sept 15, at Guildhall. Aiwritir., Mess.. it ogers and Son.. Maraehrster.. buildings, Westminster ; and Mr. Reed, Mark:taue. T. Bryan, Drayton. Shropshire, currier; 'Aug. Y 5, 46. Sept. 16. at Plicenix Inn, Draymn. . A (enrolee. Messia:..!{eobow aud Allma, Lincoln's Inn ; and Mr. Picot, Nratprn., . (I, 1/e Manny Crispin, Wignuire.street, Ilt. Mary-le-bitnne,l wine -merchant. Aug. 8, 19, Sept. If., at Guildhall!. Attorney, Mr. Willingham, Great Mary.le-Imune.street. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 46, A. Barker mid J. Cao-thorn, Darby-street, ?true . shire, stinpkeeper—A 'nary-lane, breueri I. W. Campion, Morat.y,-I.inettln .l. Craft, l'ell-street, leatelire. m highway, wine-me& . ;i i f i_ `26 4 . ~g. C. Abel, Hnl,-sworth, Suf. folk,sttrxnta—And.2s, D. Wild, Nerrimin. Muntoomery. shire, Sannel-nutonfaeturer—Aug. 49, J. Cobden. Chichester, Susses common-hi-ewer —Aug.3o, J. Lareinier acd e. J sad. Somersetshiir, 31, .1. Beeroo n , 111 ::n .1 eliester, merehmeit—Aug. 30, W. taingley, B arton - m ill s, Sur- 1 folk, merchant -•Ang. 26. S. Dotpun, Brest Dridield, Yoe:- I shim, cabinet-maker—Aug. 8, S.. Porter, Mi:k-street. mer ehaut—Aug. 49, Wallis, Humm.r.c'orJ-Grey, , itit:.;n4don- 1 shire, corn-merchant — Aug. IV; J. free:nan, Hoy twt-ganirn , tailor Aug. 31, A. and C. Sleuth, :md J. Di xon , inerehants—Sept. 1, A mod C. Shoat'', Itt,,:na, coln4hire, J. Steel, Fiskerion, Lincolnshire, nod J. Bay, Lin coln, hankers—Sept. 4, C. J. Cay. Bishop-Wcarmuntb, , Dur ham, coal-fitter—Aug. 4%, A. 11 . Itellnirs, Stnmford. Liocolo. s'hire. said J. Bell:Uri, Derby, hankers—Aug. 46,. 1 . C. Franck, Pulainl-street, Oxford street, sailor—Au g. ai , W . Itratadon, Kent-street, Surrey, hooponer „:hatu —A eig: - .V13. W. • and Shaw, Lepton, York%liire, eloth!eri—Ang. 26, W. Vt right, Ro chester, in .keeper— A ow. ‘A. T. aed S;S:ltatit loon, Frei-luau's chester-strect, merch ant -- A ug. J. AZo:iiit* Sl . court, Cunha, merrh:ints—A eg . 25. J. N. Kah t s, G reat Wi n . Yorkshire, suerehnot— Aug. _9, B. Waters, Birehin-laae, hill. broker--Ang. T, Ilertnsrt t fd R. C. IN.dfultl. West Smithfield, hlarking-ituutidaeturers—Bov...lB, Sir. it:frhillips KM. New Bride -street, buok.cller -,Astg.4, J. Macioiebnel,„ T. ninon , W. Milt.siic!..te!., klacaiiiikel, tiud A. hlthlath,' Shropithite, and • Plimilireet. carpec4Mantactettic ?he Mentor Prlre'of SUGAR, Eve the Week, actin Av 2. is 655. `21(1. per ('wt.. g g. PO LICE. Bow -STREET. —On S'Aterday Lteph SOl/ 1 / 1 brought to the Office, charged with robbi Murray, a bookbinder, of Princes-street, ter-square, who stated that the Prisoner ww prentice; Mr, Murray having ascertained was continually being robbed, in order In (It robber marked his money, and some tyke, found in that state by Godfrey., belt:ough t Office, in the Prisoner's box, and between I ing and his bed.—The Prisoner was coma Georg - e Scar, the landlord of the Puny; public-house, in Holborn, and ?'homes S, son, underwent a final exam;tiation. clisigrd picion of being conceritid in open nicg the warehouse of Mr. John Fan, in I, and ;,lso the two warehouse- Mr. ANDREWS attended for the Prisoners, deavoured to show that no criminality cott:d the father, merely from the stoion prupert . found in his house, to which the sou had flee and hoped the Magistrate would not m.il.e hi viable to a higher tribunal for any pait fence. As to the son, he confessed that I not say so much for him, as other ciromsont against him. John Edmund Wilson, one of the Parrot, hog to the Odice, whose evidence wall not g , on the first examination, stated that ho sea, lower part of the father's house, w4il the o firers were searching the upper part, sod George Scar, that he must see what was in in the back tap-room, to which Scar rellit was nothing in it that he was looking after, would go and get the key. Wilson, ho wee' , ed it, and found three parcels of liAon tiod large silk handkerchiefs, part of the %to:en pt and in a drawer a pound of brown thread, wi Prosecutor believed do be pert of the stolen po Notwithstnding this evidence,Mr. A ndre ws age; for George Scar, the father, not to be sent ' Mr. BtRNIlt, the Magistrate, in reply, was always ready to show lenity where a pro presented itself, but in this case he thought lo not be - doing his duty to the public if he send shim to be tried by a Jury. Ile was ingly committed for receiving the property, " it to l!ave been.stolen, and his sou was commie stealing it. • James CF . /ford underwent a second cyst charged with knocking Thos.Stesens.dovwt ii Inn-lane, in the day time, and robbing hint 101. Blink Of . England notes, &c. It was proveddhat the Prosecutor and stripped and fought in Gfay!s robbery sVai said to have been committed, sel Prosecutor did . not Say any thing to the by, about his having been robbed. There were to he collected on the occasion 1000 people.. -:The Prosecutor persisting in his charge robbery, the Prisoner was committed for trir IlArrox-oAtioENT.—On Sitortlay, IV. wh o keeps * bookseller's. shop in Bishop -Chancery-lane, was -brouirlit up in the eus! John Linotorick, ,the Officer, charged cm sasi buying a Tart. quantity Itf parchment from Stevenson Il .ill, al•preutice to Nle.iiors. R. and C. Wave, law..t.tationers, in Chenrery knowing the same to be stolen. it appearetre apprentice was examined on Friday, tin Pli l / 4 1 stealing a quantity of parchment frnin his and was commitied for further examinatim which he confessed that the Pris,itnir Wein)st him to steal the parchment, and sditl tie she it. In consequence of this statement, a •et rant was obtained, and .1. I.iloolorick . sear' Prisoner's house and shop in Ilivhoii'a-court he discovered a large quantitt• of p•u•rhm•'ut , and cut up and statntied, which be together with IVemyss, to the Wire. Th. , the skins lost by Messrs: Peacock and Da wse. 3.51. Mr. Peacock identified the parchment p 1 by the Officer as his property.—lhe 1 ) 16.4 remanded for Tuesday nest. 111.sat.sortoUGLI STREET. IV. Towne) brought up on a charge of entering the house Alders, Duke-street, Blnomshory. The sot Prosecutor staked, that his father end hion working jewellers; that on Saveloy last his and another went out to (limier, and left him of the hone. In the evening he met the and two "dther lads, with whorn he went to the Wheatsbeaf public-honse, in Drury-la had previously locked the house door, and I key no a place where his father, shoold be ret: fore him, would know where to find • it. course of convorsation he mentioned where put the key. Shortly after this. the Prisan one of his other calmnious. W. Merry men out, hut said he would return immediately. at ha If.pasteiglvt. The Prisoner did not tedurt but Merryman returned in an hour in a great ht. at eleven o'clock witness went borne, where, ou rival, he found that his father and mother had got before him, and had fonoti that the house inn robbed; three cases of gold brunchesa °them 'articles basin.; been carried off. 'the father way; affected by the circumstance that he ltd ores been coafined to his bed. The citcuolvauce Poisooer not returning to the public.lsouse time apiminted, added to his ;wing. seen with ; man in Duke-street about nine o'clock on thi in question, excited a suspicion that be had c( ted the rubbery. The witness consequently his lotlgin.,4s, and on going up stairs he San a bird, u hich had also been stolen from Ids h0u..0, flattering about the back window. T; scaler was t70. , n into custody, , 03 afterwards woyet-bouse he told Is it ness, that if be catkici ti mouey fur which the things had teen sold, be,k. try and get them. It nit* further appearety. Merryman had sutisequentle met the Officer , had Ike riisonni in custody, abused bha grossly, and laid tie would not be able to mad thing or the, charge.—The Magistrate desired Merryman, who is an cUthief, might tak' custody, and remanded mita Prisoner for a examination on Tuod.ir, Loom, I Printed end 'Pahlintei h 11):Loirerth. Srat sbn Onrlcs. tsi. 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