The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-13 00:00:00

I I I 1 I , • l• • 1 ' f. 1 i , • i) i • ( l t i . 1 1 i . I 1 . ..• i ... I : 'I - - -- -.--.:. , Frost dug LONDOI9 AZETTE: MIf.ITA BY PROMOTIONS. Wer-95(ci, /W m, II,•11109. 2d Regiment of Font, Engin Binviictuddie, from the na..a r i es Vilmtia to hr Ear. • 10th Ditto, Hosptfa: Mate David Taylor to be Assistant starpou, rise Llgot!twal., placed on kalf-pay. 11th Ditto, Parigit Wiater Lambert to be Lieatenant,.vice ;ie. n-hirleii,lieepawd. ICt h Fdward Praskocfrem Dillon's Regiment. & be ' , jewel/ow. with:sot porchom. ilDth Ditch , Lientenuu George Tovefr to be Captain of a Company, ba pare /y e. vice Ifervey, who retirei. 96th Ditto, Lieuteuant Thomas Ilhepheard, froali the 47th Foot, to he Captain of a Cutapstay, vice Fulbccinghatu,7 deceased. 34th Ditto, Lieutettant Tkemn. Wilkinson, from- the Royal Cheshire Militia, to be Ensign. 3.3111 Ditto, Aylmer Barnwell, Gent. to be Emig., without purchase. 3tAk Ditto, Balga D. Miller to be Lieutenant, vice Fitige- . raid, deceased. • &Ph fAtto, Ensign Ronland Lautharne, fr.on the ?oth loot, tO be Liecteretta, without par, haze, vice 1:i-on, pomosted. 43d Ditto, thigh M - ckay Bantle. Gent. to be Ensign, **nit wit parch :re, vice I.llor, peoal,tted. 47th Ditto. Ensign Rieharrl /WI, from the Silt Gerrienn Rat talina, to he Lteuhr , lnt, without purchase, vice hnedheard, pro-noted in the iiith Foot. 561 k Ditto, Lieutenant te..mard Smelt, from the I:ith Fool, to be Lieetsivant,': ice Meek-to, oho exchanges. Oh Ditto. Ilt i etrel %htior James Grant to he 'Major; *without purchase. Major J. F. Fitagerehl, from the Nes Pow, wick Fencibles, to be Major, vice Drummond,- who ex- Ithragcs. To he Lieutenants— Ensigns R. fl. Ilislop, Leopold Da Frnger, Intern Gregory, '.Yilliam An:g?,:thall, J. T., Allinwea, J. Pelt, NIACIN/ Furst, Jame.: 'soutane. P.iehari rasley. George Bohinson, Crosier, A. Brats, to he Lieutenants, o i. ithou: purchase. To be Eowtanz—Stimu 'Kerr, vice Llislon ; William hind, vice Fenger r Michael Kent, vice - Gfegorl I S;exittel Ser. Tict lateen? Down*, vice Allinson; Thomas Webb, Tic.: P.J t; Eirbird SauuJers. site Punt; 1/ax id I.ecohrtt, c ce Fmeane; 11'illi.tes Perev, vice ; berry Coleman Johnson, vice Robinseo; John Burgh Maims:emery, vice Ctoitr; Silvapas Jones, vice Evans, nem.. 67th Ditto, the jinn. William Smith Bernard to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Semi. promoted in the 29th Foot. 68th Ditto, Li:lawn:on IV :ilia's: North to be Captaiii, of a Company, *ice Surname's. deceased. tiebtenant W. S. Mellard to be 47nptain of a Company. e";hutit purchase. V 4l. mbliaad Ad.intallt John lICIPIs to have the rank of Lieu tenant. Ensign John Jackom to be Lieutenant, vice North.. Etsiltt Henry Strtpletoft, to be Lieuten int, vice Millard. Tq lit husigns—James Canon, Gent. vire Jenkins, dereaved; Volrntteer David Dawes, from the 26th Foot, vice Todd, decease4A George Clarke, wlceJatmit:ian; Hay Mac Dowall . Nunn; vice Stapleton. Gent.. I:ittu„ Easiga Joha Smith to be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Norton, whose appointment has been c:tut• celled. 70th Ditto, Line-.sot Robert Kirk, from the 6th Garrison Battalion, ty be Lieutenant, vice Freud), appt;inted to the 7161 FoAt. 51st Ditto. Ensign William Pearocke, from the 7th West India Regiment, .in h' Etivizo, witlimit purchase, vice Lawrie, vomited. John Goole, Cleat. to be Ensign, witlsL Out _purchase. vire It ht . promoted. lilb Ditto, liTvite:trint M. Ni:•ehait. from the 56th Foot, kis Al- Lieutrinut., vire titenit, wbd exchanges. 18tli Ditto, Captain Cauipbell, from hal&pay 4%6e lite Kelso Regiment, to lir Captain of a Compagy . ,..slip . George histeitse, telt% exchanges. • _•• •.. 19th I)itto. Kraig.) John Campbell. to *w Lieutenant, withi. out purchase, viecilucilaad, superseded; V o toute r er yOksles Wartime to he risirt. vire Camplirll. En-igo J. iitivflie to he Lieutenant, :ire Sold, dere:wcl; EnOgn C. Row le.; to he 'Lieutenant, vire L'Estrattie. deceased ; Green. to he Ensign, vice Em ilie; James Rviiiisor. Cent. LI he I:usigth vice Bowlei- Vlst Ditto, Thointi to he Eisstme by pur atom, viee Mood, promoted; Benjamin Robert Gent, to he Efbigll, without purchase, vice Middieton, protonted in the !.`Jth Foot. 9ith Ditto Lieutenant John Sibhald Long, from the Edis bnreh !Wittily, to be Fnign, • 113'h Ditto. Second Litoitenaat Donald ht‘Pherson to be First Lieutenant, by pi.rehme. tire l'atricinom, pro.uotc,l hi the 6;th Foot; Malan Wiltium Balduck, tcom Etc b"..d Foot. • tit be Fine .Ltcatcaapt, atro.hottt puceo•ite; John Or•ell. Gent. 1 , 1 be Second Lieutenant, by purch;vie ' vice Clerk. promoted; Robert Cochran, Gent, to be ditto, withont pureiv i tge, vire lil'Pherson. Ttii Weer India Reximent, (*once CliJittoo, Gent. to be Ea sley' a iniout purelume, vice Peacoats, appointed to the fit'Fitut. • - _ EasiAn Richard Wail, .to hr Lieutenant, vice 841 •orrsedeil; Ltimund Tuggitter, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dillow: Regiment, Verherne, Gent. to be Etbiipt, vire •Fraer.t promoted to the loth f'itot. Sicilian liegitneitt, Ensign ti t, to br Urotenant,vite Sad !Jo, whit res.p.s. Ensi:n Italt4nrAir t)Nitri.t, to he ditto, vice D'Aieto, wit* mantis. Volititieer J. R. term, to be Ensigte, vier who resists. —fits igrnrli, Gent. to he ditto, xige ()writ). Bth Garrison liati4ll , .n. Ensign Walter Nugent . , I . ..Aren't:or (;:h Foot, to be latessi.enuilt. ike Kirk, uppottuevi to the -70 tit Foot. Sib Ditto, Edward Mockler, *Gent. to be Emilio, vice promoted In the 47/11 Foot. •a '• Id Royal Veteran lt,l dli ru, Scrientit-Major *rum the 91% tit. be listsips. 3d Ditto, Quarter-fti tvier-Serjeant Alexander RoFti, from the 3d F.tot Guard', to be eloiao. vice 16 . 41 t, prowo+.•4l. New lirutiowiek Fencibles, uu,md , from the 6ihk Foot, to be Major, vice Fitzgerald, who eA- change , . Canadian Fent* Robert Bradfis;l, lieut. to !):. Gqs o, vice Fairf.it, appointed to the 49th1 Font. The Kong'. Geroom Lesion, 2d Ll4llt Infantry Vtlttfdlne, Cadet James Id.,citlooltan to be Lasigu, vice Gulbunrae, VT3o2flied. . "t h • - 1111.1:% ET. _ . . . Major Ru of the Lank* Feriii. Wei ; N 9or Tlhou.o. uu ball.pay elite tit Pest CidAttis, tube I.;euteimot-Colonel* io t he Atavy. if PriPA I. tiTATI•'. Ametstant-Surgeon A. ' Knt. h. from hug- pr•v or shelbikkeutit. A«'naant-S., r,:cou to the Ferrer o — id a) liv i tlpt. &a be an 110 phut-mite for General Service. BANKRUPTCY" BUPER4ECIED. S. -roster, Grairisatti, tiohr,i•ntetchitrit• • - DAN KILUPTCY EN IA 111(411). ° I G. Pearson, krirtir-streetaChew . . I . nitie • watelauuseman, from Oct. 51 4 ,0 Dec. 1. 1 I "'' • RA IMIPOre PM* - .. • • J. Beafiled Lanagtoo o, l ' ,, y r a,altaeskaaad, Ifirtlftf, to furrender l y„ . . :Ai, thin. %... it 1 :q - ottli Araas,lLicktigate, Car- lisle. Att (arise y', - 1111. *,t1.1117.•W* , Kill iiit.l II '', Loiulon. - W . ma t • rcb j y Ajdoelriprr. drake. Do.. 1, Is 23, at the Raja! Hotel, Itirmir. ham. At:uruics, Messrs, B eastlitle mid Co. New inn. Lothian: , " W.Crusela Churl .an -.4;ertellathiloke- place, lineu-draper, Nov. 14 t 91, lire. •,....1. at Guit.bi,lll. Ationnes, Niet,,it. Crag,- le and Fry, John-"tr.. re, *of ford-rosr, W. Dureasurk, Hamlet, liwn-Jr.ape, "I'Orta lb, 21, Dec. tA, at the Rampant /lurseterea'aorwach. Attorney, Mr.At- , kin-on, C4anetel'-lafie, liond.m. W. D a tiom • Caetiod.alsoarag Old Broad-street, merchant, Ilouall. 23, 1104.13,14,Goittioali. Atioratia,. iste„ s r d . Wit. Ili sod Cl. IVAWrd-cpurt, Ilaro,olortun,...rcet. 4. Puckett, aimoutia, sawrchitat, Nov. 1-, Dec. 9, Mat Qsaldhall. Pifierney, Mr. Bousholat, Bouyerie-atreet, Fleet- Itreet. J.: • C. Coleman, Onswell-street-tart, scavenger, Der. IS, 22, M Gualhall. Attorney, Mr. }Awards, Synionals-km, p itilt elope. . 1 . u hr;eiing, Lin rilitire, lignar-nterchata, 'Dec. h 2, r1,41,,rat kpl thwWe.srge I;in, Spaldier. Attorney, Mr.Willuo, tirevilte-stwert, la a:ton-pralen. W. Randal& :and J. Manhunt, Stockbridge, innkeepers, Nov. '.'7. ife, Dec. 23, at , the Coach•and Horses, Sonthamp- , ton. Attoiley, !dr. !Dewitt% •Snraticonattem. T. aufl S.44aanbert., I oeNti, Wllig• sutpler. Ilec. 6, 7,11, at the Wh,Ce Hume It.u, Leeds. Attorney, Mr. Battye, Chan cery-lane, London. It. P. -Hewett, hast- L? Ilerinoohey, coil-merchant, Nov. Id, U. Dec. 23, it t Guildhall. Atioruey, Mr. Clutton. St. 'Fhowass's-streca, Soutiawark. J. Id. Iloiwell, Sidnionth, Drvno. haberdasher of small wa r e s, N0v. 1 14,111, Dee, 23, at a :lc Mar lnii, Exeter. /1t- Wipe y, Mr. ilortasari, Porlinsuent-Arcet, London. J. N. Mince, Swititin's-laue,fler,Sli)ee.2, 29, M Guildhall. ' Attorneys Mr. Maroon, Church-rasa , Newing ton-butt& , J. Holmes, Underhani, YorOhire, merchant, Nor. 90, Dee. 1, that the Pack Horse tam. I Judder :46.h- Attorney, Mt. Matiye, piescery-lane. Luoduu. T. Dewitt. jeer Hereford, moony-serivener. Novt . ll, 95. Dee. 2:4 at Guildhall, Lathes. Attorecy, Mr.Wright,Hyde street, 810 omitury. 7. entetti . r, Pavement, Mrserlielis, paper-hanger, Nov. 14, 21, Dee. 29...nt Skutt :ball. Atsorn,!y, Mr. A Ilde, jun. Catbstm • street, Fajetsmstistare. I. ritellnll4l fur! . .T. Wilmn.*Qoremstreet ' Cheapsitle, ivarchattientea. Nos. 14, 214. Der.'tl, at ! , oildhall. • Attor etes, Neale , . Swain, Meseta, awl liztplei, Old Jewry. J. R.iwstor,ve tiorter:s-eoort, Tirrorn•hrlort-,lreet. met- Chnt, Nov. lft, i / Dec. 23, at tlttildball. Attorney, Mr. liackett,-Chancery:lane. • 1311 . 11/ENDS. . • ^- Dec.& G. Grimes, Grunt Warner-Arent, CelJltfith-fields. lance-draper.-Nave. IL .1. !Amu, Saia„;r-gairlem, ware. onless/tn.-Dec. 9. W. Totter; fun. Evetrt, serge-manu 'lactate:re-Mee. 9. W. Cooper, Chick St to's, merchant. Der. 5. S. 1111,..101kitt4qam., Linc• th ishire, woollen-draper. Dec. IS. J.Watiffla. Chepstow. Nloomenthigire, draper.- ' Dee. t J. T i kinver, Rncbfort, Essex. corrien.-Dec. 2. J 11. Merry, iVelf - AwittiCield, oilman.-Dec. 16.... R. T. brtot and J. 11.irron, WrObtook, Manchester, warekoir.entan.-;--Dre. 5. ' tivtrpitil; merelittni:--•11ec. 6. 11. Henry, Liver ies!, lay lor.- Dec. 2. S. Phelps; Grossetsw-place, merchant. Der. IJ. TI. Newman, Skinner-street, currier.-Der. lti. J. Clarke,s;oisbur.,hatterdesher.Jau.3o'. M. Freoet,George street:Pot !man-square,wismatercliaot.-Nev..SB. J. Green wood so d w . (4rimaid 401(18road-si reel, auctioneers.- Dec. 2. G. claylo.m. Bristol, cabinet-maker.- I)ee.l. B.C. Winhall, Mots, Wareeiter. miter.- Ore. .% VI; W km, Lithesetter,li &trivet -G. and 11. Patienger, U*3, Hants, woollen-siva- I pers....Nov. .31 J.Betts, Ewes, ship-builder.- Der. 2. W. Mart, Ilytnotth Dock, Ilsen-draper.-Sor. '2t. J. Thomaf, St. Jaine.4.'3-place, ler.-Dre. 1. G. Dodsworth, Beverley, Yorkshire, draper.--Dec. 1. J. Tnoinvon, Liverpool, nserchaut.-Nor. W: Gore, 41J gate, Manchester wateltrinteman.-Nor. 29. Cl. Lest], W. Leah, and J.. 111: Lnetsren, N ewcastle-open-Tyot, uverchantv. -Dec. 2. A. Vodell, l'aufs-chaise, furrier.-Nov. 11. 'f. Marina and J. Bros% Ggiwell-bireit, bine-nuinufacturer .- Nov. 21. A .11aMilton and D. Halthurton.Ox ford-srreet,lotem d ea p ero ......N by. 30. %V. Wearer. Bow-lane, warrehouo-mia....1 S or. 30. Lead T. A. Beale, Basin,thall-st reel, wire buusewesi..l Nev. 90. G. and A.Reutington,o fo. - d-4 reef ,ca hinet ina kers. N. 14. Savage-gardem. dertlev.-Dee.i. S. Holiness -I Thrtmas-street, Stintbssark t merc:satst.-Dec. 7. J. Nick'. Manchester, get-tr.-Dec. I. T. Thorarky, Manchester, tal low chandler.-Det. 16. J. Rawlins, Red tion-itreet, Clerk- ' enwell, hardwireman.-L-Det. 12. J. Moulted' and J. Me quiera, Gratecharch-street, druggists.-Nos. 30. J. Curtis and H. P. (.riffin, Lodg.tte-lialt, oil mercbruits.-Nov. 30. 1). A. floslo, Gracerlittreh-street, hosier.-Dee. 2; W. Clap ham, Kennington, wine merchant.- N0v..2.3. 11. Haywood, Ramsgate, butcher.-Nov. 18. W. Wright, Ashb‘-de-la- Zourh, draper.-Nov. 18. J. Cole, Fore-street, stationer.- Nov. ..11. A. Thomas, Dnke-street, St. Jamey s, (caber ma nefaciarer.--1/ce. 5. J. Kay. Lloyd's Coffee-hunk, under writer.-Nov. G. Eliot, Witieliesticr-street, merchant.- I)cc. ?.. D. J. V. Hoeven, Bury.cnu,t, St. Mary Air, iner chaat.-Dtc. P. litmter, Br;vtol, merchant. LAfll: INTELLIGENCE. . - - EXCHEQUER.. 614.1LIIRS,0000‘.11:• Tee etaiWiteittitst. Mr. Ykras argued tilt e:ise,lol; the. primmer with great learning and ability. It was an in. dictment which had been . trievrat the Lancaster 4ssises, and by which the prisoner was charged With disposing of, or patting off, at a rate less than their nominal value, certain forged notes d the flank of England. It appeared on the trial, tit - at the witnesses by whom the case on the part of the proiecution was made out, had applied to the prisoner, suspecting him to be a dealer in forged notes, to dispose of some of these notes to. them. The prisoner had not any in his possession at the time, but aftersiarda procured some for the wit nesses who appear 0! the trial against him, two persons of the' Week S;iaw and Ilrhitellead, who,. it also appeiteitt, had been employed in this transaction 'by the Sok, with intent to defraud which Corporatimt, the prisoner was charged with havini disposed of or put off' the notes in question. Au objection was taken for the prisoner, at the trial, that the 'act of these witnesses was to he held in this instance the act of the Bank, which could nut be snowed to procure a' crime to he coninAtted against itself for the mere sake of 'pa. sighing the prisoner. This point, and also an ob. jection to the ram of the ititlichisetit, the Lisrn. eJ ;tap who tried the case had reserved for the opinion .of the Judges. The Learned Cown_ eel now contended, that the policy of the hereof Eaalend was nOt to procure the commission of critae, for the purpose of inflicting•puoishment, Wit rather to prevent the perpetration of cri.ne. j) tltiit Orineiple fie argued, that the Bank of 'England halting by their agents, whose act must be supposed to this effect, to be that of the Bank, procured, with' their owe consent, an imaginary fraud to be committed against themselves, could never be permitted to punish the prisoner fur an offence to which they themselves had been the in. stigaton. He instanced a case in point, where a number of persons, and, among others, the per. ,son to be robbed, having entered into* conspiracy to induce another person to commit -a tobbery ; the rabbet., though he willingly committed the offence, and was ignorant that the person whom he had sobbed was a party to the instigation of lids' robbery committed on himself, was, on a re ffronee to the Judges, acquitted. He (lid not go the length of amending that In such a case it was necessary that the party, against whom the intent to'defraut was' charged, should actually be defriaded : but this he did contend, that it was' necessary that the probability, at least, of the f;:a6d Being effected sh4uld appear. This was not ' here the case, thd Bank being the only party as to whom the intent-to defraud was charged, NA being, at the same time, through its oWn net sad deed, the only instrument through whom the fraud could be perfected.—As to the point of form, he contended, that the indictment - was de- festive, in as far as it did nut particularize the per sons to ',dhoti' the notes were disposed of, and thereby furnish the Prisoner with a clear vie* of the charge to be made against him. Mr. Lamas:, fur the prosecution, argued, that the form of the badictnient was that torn) which was in universal use on every circuit in the king dom. The intent of the Prisoner too, to defraud, could not be denied. lie did not know Shaw and Whitehead to have been employed by the Bank ; his disposal of (lie notes to them might, therefore, fur any thing be knew to the contrary, ultimately lead to a fraud on the Bank, on rhuni lie could not be ignorant that the forgery was committed. Shaw and Whitehead might even themselves have acted fraudulently towards the Bank, in which cue also the intent of the Prisoner might have taketreffect. Moreover, howev-r, he argued that the witnesses on this trial were nut the agents of the Bank as to the specific noes iu question, but, generaoy, fur the detection of forgeries. It was nut, therefore, by the instructions of the Mink , that they had made the application to the Pd_ . soner, and in consequence of which he had cis_ posed of the notes In question to Iheht.—llecision *lured. • .PH V STAT ESMiA:N. - To the EDITORS of the GLASGOIV CEN 7'IN Eh. • , • • , Sins—The row among the servausis*f Farmer George, mentioned in my last, is in same measisra sealed, hating ended in the dismissal of Prattitsg George 811(1.Boh the irithopsts, and in the resig nation of the Cakh-kceper, $ old man of seventy, years of ow, and several ot..tho cuss-feeders 41541 swine-herds. To supply so many vacant places betwixt terms, waq not an easy matter; therefore, notwithstanding that every exertion has b,i'n used to procure new servants, the honest man is, av yet, scarcely half supplied, so, of course, the farm. work is.very much behind. But, I must tell you what was done in . a more regular manner. Farmer George, when he fonntt . that his servants were gone by the ears, and many' of them forsaking him, consulted what was to be done with Jenking Bo* a favourite clerk, who• writes his private letter, and Pettey Opera!, for. merly an attorney, whom- he kept as a kind Of check upon his cash-keeper. Then lath, it is said, advised him to send a ntesseezee.td - Ciii!awsil for one Will Evergreen, who had folluiery Seen his fure-servant or headsman, and Millard tri thumberland, for Owlet . Hose-degist..lo t an ex cellent ploughman, who hail altio4b4h in his ser. vice, thinking, with the help of these two, that the. farm might he many rd, 'and their places pre. served. To the message sent Wilt Evergreen, • decent reply was received, and Will alittially came to the farm, thinking, no doubt, thitise was -ter be reinstated as foresman ; but having ascestaiesall how the land lay, he would not spetk a word ther to Jenkiug Bob orTeney Overal, whom Fara mer George hail appointed to teile-with him. AS for Charles Ilow-do-ye•do, his reply was, that he would not budge an inch from the place lie was its as long as any of Farmer George's presedt • ser vants were upon the farm. 'kidded, “ What I. did Farmer George think so Meankrof Mini, as to suppose that he would hazard hivereputation as a good ploughman, by coming-Amongst a set of the must miserable labourers in the wbild—ceopte who scarcely know a clay soil-from a gravelly one,- who baulked and mistaboured all the land which they ploughed, and had run out and deteriorated the farm at every corner ? No No ! If Fan 'tier .George wished him for a servant, he must turn off the old set, and then he might command his services." In this state of matters, by the advice of let. kin Bob and Pence Oteral, it was restlind to make the beat of a bad bargain, estf ; lekeittCh t:ervants as took! be got. "To be stife, td'ahy V those recently hired arc imperfectly glettlilied fur the offices to which they are appoint• d, as,' for instance, Remy, ' , Phu formerly sold the nillt, is appointed to manage. the out-work, in place of Pratting George;' nod Highland Satittrfees, who is just able to •listingoislt a bull fro•ii an u.: ; W got the charge of the live stock., If is reporied that Peney Overal is totes cask.keepit, and as he is a kind of Jack-of-all-trades, it is probable that. the two offices which he Mindy holds will hectar: tinned to him.- But so many understrappers arc wanting, that it seems impracticable to go ou with', the farm work in a brisk manner this season. Of this, both Jenkin Bob and Pency °mai seem fully convinced ; for it is laid they have sent all the way to Spain for a servant there who formerly managed a let farm belonging to Farmer George, and will give him, :it itthought, his owe terms, provided he will joie them with heart and Wed in ' . 1 the management of the farm. A terrible dust may be expectc4 when the sub tenants and cottagers meet, as Will Evergreen and Charles How-do-ye-4o have many friends amongst them, Probably an attempt. will then be made to get Will,and his colleague recommended to Farmer George as good hands for carrying on his work ; anti it is likely that the bonest farmer would receive them with . pleasure, if they will give up countenanciug meeting-houses. . At all events, the farm cannot be 'cultivated In an has, bandmen.like manner by tlie present secreets, many of them boiiig perfect novices in the art of agriculture, whilst iso.tine has sufficient intlevece to act as feresinan. or is possessed of the neise,siry abilities for superintendieg and directing such ex tensive operations. .. The law plea is not goin; on one whit better than formerly ; and I am sorry to add, that one of Farmer George's old friends has been worded in a plea of the same. kind with the great Engrosser 1 ofLand mentioned in my 11.4, besides - having the whole expences of prueess deeeriied against him. This gives but poor colifdit to Farmer Georgeln tosahe issue of his process, and his_ heal/Weds are . uncle: a serious alarei lest: a Simi rd Unfold* be pronounced in his case as fias air'cady bilim 1 given out against a friend whose cause he 'bad warmly espouseil, and for Whom he fiatr,Rdvance& large semi of im - dhey; * ‘stltteli, wilt never be repaidl I atn yours, &c. LUCIUB. To Taus ED17 1 944 fcriar g.T.4773iM,AN. Sift—. When thei-priaeptighters; Jews, auJ other reams, were first inle6dneixt into the Pit of Co. vent-garden Theatre. :by the ,Managers, for the lautlabJe p:irpose of beating the People 14. Ea;- land into siibinis.ioti New Prices, and those intolerable nuilisonv,..the Private you will recollect one of the principal loaden.of the ping, habited. iLI olight aiiature coat,, end witadt pitted with the small.pox. I.hed the curiosity to welt to see the Lord Mayon lAuditt lAleckfriars-hrldip en Thursday laij oe rlich. toe peace-officers seized a fellow fikr,piektnipO4ets, a nom I iiitahtly re cognized as. the shrive worthy coadjutor of t'he Maoagvrs. Wtieit.l saw the Alceperado we!! se.. cured, I inforriktul the per' stuis arQuad of his'r eipleits at Covent Garden TWilre, when the sit. lain, with. horrid expressions, swore of would mark me. You have, Mr, Editor, milled out the nature and occupations of the wretches whom the Managers 'hive - "Wit, and I thought it but justiCe to communicate the 'above, in confirmation of your repeated usserfitrha.' trod; rerP., November lt;. ' D. 3. -, PATRONISED ILY HIS RO PRINCE.OF New lave:l6°ll.--A Pherirenenoo Poihlic Uc fir T. R IG(= RN celebtatL cr • ZOrt T 4 above rd .by some of oar Ina-rate rrivernent in the Ali!, will be wofestionally studied every exist' none edge) le pews, power f ,fisenvery, for e'rearpensag R-tzoi tiornthtC. simple. nod irrf, the Properties of a Hone, fi soperiar rms.titute, al n ayi actin or isie yo; her laid, to give it e:fe: of an eliv , tic strap, to which it principle, and infinitely superior, mink, even in the 011ie ilittqlpel are, leaving on snil ;enii the Rasor. *molar edge, similar to the -ff-ct In its being much iwr and more; miuneg the poliklnit *if the It im hike 1,14 nearly flat, ar sewn-Oil y obviating Ow danger of vest COllllllOll, arising from the the general use of a. ola-iie oral toelevate the hack of the ftteni prrservesard contineee the Rim seirntific state of tinish—in fact, .. be as impels _N* prA , tet• a round term., with anise 'who /ire much strup, whilst uael, as It would eni Lin of an elastic so. far , d,ni enitte , e'a inspeetlon of this inventi credulous, beyond the 1)4.44411(y arc and desirable erect it prodi though it acts in a most Jezisito r netic sterfiee does not htereala In. fore the:disum%e.sble Nicrution on is!ayuided ay....1444de this Tablet, aisores it s Mostablet, t TS be fimed particalart, dettri 'magnifier steeem to Callen I If ft J oe ;..• is a dense level, and - math; unique. Saki pt J. T. Rigge„ the Toyer' ' ltarokuuses, lin. .0 Cheapish., a iltdlFt6aor.iqaarc; and by reguletri , 4ity *IA towel iu the United V( ingel ba osier ell protect the Public hlet mill be mild with vac Ptrrpri mar RiflicO, Mitolwrell is red WILLIAM 11011NTAIN, RARALEN'A MEAD INN . • . SNOW-HILL. LONDON. rkehest acconrulitatiosi.for Trascller•—timort Beds, cholce :Vipayrs, ,in , nneleetiit attars. —The foliorrinr. Palthes,.m.au Coacke, Sie. - sat out f:•••ta Use Sarsb:co . s Head Inc, Ar ANGOIT, CALLISLE, W YRN, PENRITH, BROUriff, APPLEBY, C TERICKE, nal BOROW.,II3RITNit: New Port Coaches, every_alortsiiir, to carry tour itsidem. "TOIL/Cana LE ISIDS New ?mi. Callatell, ietoat ewers. morn • ' %Vat half-past five o'clock ; arrive at V ork site .:ext day at tit rive o ;:t:LII'SE New Ming Part-Coach, • carries Four ouly to to Tcwk. Suatterlaud, Neacivoie and Lllisboxtt,by wav of Btrtssford, Onintlustn, sot Door triter, every Evening and Morning, to 3lr. bowerts3's, (Ye White-bot-e l Copper-gate, York. t'nrokintoo Ciseap ?ravel - Hog to Liverpool, by the New FI-- ir Co.l Conches, ty tbe Angel Inn, Dise-street, Liver. pool„ daily.--Leeds and Whkefiel 1 New Yost Coaen, tke &Udder, sets out every Moraine at tteven . &dock, Ay 1110“ and CO. lacer's. 140 N, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, dad Hantingthm ne w Royal Man Coach, ?...ts out .every evening s Coaches front athiloo U.) Sip 4 by, Louth, G r i ne b y . E meld.Figd ' • 3 1/Inrki . ool4 Warrbettm, Knats lo rd , Stone, and Web_ g e 4 nut i couck, called the Expedition, every everting, : i t Areo ( 4 10 a ft) tile Crown Lin, Uederino-otrete, Liveepoo!. tenttied etitoogltatit. (Saila orl Haas:rut. Plying Pool Coaches, throu g h Chip peithacn, 'taktx, and Marlborough, every aftereogni; arrive :u Mr. !Ways, the aueilioand inti,•lloth. aud eh. Loudon Tavern•Thonutrotveet. lirtstol, tit looming. Coscites to Wells, Brid‘egrater,:regutioni, Sic. Lagos new light x:togeh, co: led the Rocki-ghtun, sets oat every morning at eight o'clock. Carrie,. nwa. ;wades eat r, and gam roguarkubl(t eaNy, , with a guard throughout. Payee dreimajg S;.unftinl. Newark, RetfOrd, INincissier, mod Ferry britl..;e, to the Golden-lion. Lerd,, next dal at n u ua, and n7furll frdm thence every hl nrni iy4 at eight' &cloth. Nol a ittutaodim the uncommon expedition of Otis Cnocit, it a al. low ..31 to be the emmt :! ; :refliPsee• awl complete public cii.ivey. 4.We goo the 7S soils Road, [win,: tinequalled in accoinsuodotion . .)y mi n , ~ !rice. liElll4/.., Lancaster, ['odor', Kirby, Langdale. Llg 4ton. (Thorley, Ormskirk, and Gal .t..!ii; Nit Coactbs,etery aftei gown, at four o'clock. Guarded. tii.avanur. Longtown ' Gretna Green, Sanaa, Dumfries, Brmnhill, Stuoqu;sot tiila, Cututtutit, kingbird!, and all parts of Scalia:ld, Camprrtiowo Co:trito Daily. I,hurn, Spirshy, Boston, Dalr,'Gritnshr, Spa Hine. Petro horn', Stilt and ;Nut illgdos Clinch, smatter every stfiernoon. uaItCIIESTEn, Stockport, Mx; ..lebsicid, Wilmslow, Coo 4iettro, ' rustle tiraloil I, and tistilvcrhamptost l'out Goad' every afternoon. Guarded. CAn LISLE, Penrith, and Whitehavets. fad fhaai'h, 7ies with four liars.y: and a guard all the way.' Paws thrtiogh Brough, Applelty, CrrL3Lridge, Ricitatmd, CatterirS, Borouehbridgr, N'ethrthy, Abertord, fkincaoter. and (iran t:44:a l ti .I.:.frii ujlor by eiglio7tm Aire). &is oat every Morning, and uerfarnia the journey mita the greate4 fitt ility. Par4nver detsined on thz eyed by Innitaess, or pietyalre, have the peculiar Anviiiinge of their Seats being 4,:viire'd in fhb 124Xt Comex (with 4 forwhmen). Iv/ in4gbleu. Wu: I, Wit verhausp ton, ter, St anfi' Oodles Oriel, every eveni:7. Ow tOttron Art Coorh, !trough and Cackbeld i , beery Morning a 4.la.ter befr.r.• Seven o'(:lIck. ,SentottarAsn,likrrhomi, r.7,' Yarm tiew Conch every marsdnr, to-the (ismer lan h Aunderhind. ' • resat., Neweasle, w .1114bsioatsb'new Caleb, (oerforucA frith a 41....1441 thr..l4lo..tit,.'nefe our eiery tionottLe .:t ',eves teetark, by. way of tiew•irk, Ito ford, Tatolenafer, Nuretallerioa,l)urlinin, N.,rpcity, and Gera irk. Pai:eorrs . finding flu incises fat ivied feast the kniglh of 'lse journey, tun y rest What tines they please, and their. preened on without any additional fare. Wiliient.t.skski Mack Scr:uo, Coney-suer', York, rms. Coaches to Sunderliusi, lull, Scarliorougii, Whitby. and other place.. 11E4 rro a 0, Ware, Hodtkolon, natal Cheshuist Cu ac t, every mornun. Btawrintaws 'Mercury Post Conch, with a Guard, ve4, ant ever./ afternoon, and reachirs fliribir€,...ou next 1:11 Secin. Pagan by Okayed, Le,len, and Slop,tosor, to the Sa raarai-Head, Ballnittoet. Birmingham. Ex arta, Plytuuttls, Fahaputh, Dartmouth, Weymouth, I)orelestei, mod Salisbury Ballhoo Vraelles, everV utnr:jor. at four o'clock, witli a Guard, through /I.4oltost„ AIL tieluz•ter, ShtudfoO i Basingstoke, grodikilphot. a Sipa ESTI/it:11 v , Weilhittioth and nitiludtroat Mirk. rte Royal Charlotte, every niterason, at live .s'elo:k. Soo arr 1.:,» tali Rt4hethane Ilan Goads, called the Rock ingham, elery morning. • Baacn virtu 1.11, t.shriiler, Denham, and Benin new Pint Condi, every afternoon, by Richard Waits, and Co. flottheare. Bowden, Thorne, awl 4)toticaoirr Post Cerra h. every morning at seven o'clock, to the Gall :nest des INN. M)tiai-grte, Hull.. • WlNasok Coach, every Afternoons at One o'Clock. To urea se A/4 turd mammas," C( sach, daily , at bar past fat, bin' past t wo. half rust tour, aitd- half past !even o'clock . Ws a t?tf t , n, s nte fret, i.rw Pe- , t Conell, called the Merry Wakefield. to the atotrited Arms, Ge.asdow, F.OI ananuon,nnel PORTPATR ICE Coaches. N. B. /teary Weigid, of Lurgage, nec. 'moseyed ny site usaltr-nieutl,sied Warren;: Tot I)tis, /lea - les, nosegay, Bury, and all parts of Sof tens, every Madday. Ex Mira, Ply's:oath. aid Fahoonth Flo it amens, daily, vorring gtorts and p‘essrstors, MLA, wall parts of tit" West of Eminent. gintrrn s S rrii.v, Winehester, Alresfuril, and Alton Coact, every monitor. Sootnanitrort. Winchester, Ruottry, Lyndhurst, Liu ingots, Christchuse..h, &two rordingbra:ge, hoonle, Isle ef Witiht, Jerry, ;OM Goerney daily Stan ova v. fintuptuo. sari l stle lleusiant, ice week. . ILt it Lanai - sucks, Ness wry. and licit? every Tars:lay. UAIIIIIIIGE, I vcr-Aclou, L.tutttail, liil3 and Unleaded Cart, twin at-week. Cr aa e. saran, kh'ogdon, and Healey, three thaws a-wee k. WM. 11MOUN'PAIN ma: respectfutis a.epsetio I I l'riamt. ad the Pablie, that th ey will accountalle Ins any Pastel or unease, are. of noire than Fite nomads rain , ' list, or daaingell, 'tutus elettsed IN aura. 311.1_0114.1 fvr..rr.. 1.• ittg.y at *he Santeen's !lend leo. !Weis -'.llf. fisn LUNDON Primed awl PabNOW byrU. LoVELL, at i tits thalAsuan Orista, 61) . . ROTA. HIOUNESS 94 ALEN. raso in the Arts, or cm-rive . vted MAGNRTIC *have, which . •:•is h.oen • n Mechanics nn in% niu:Ne n•lositted (by th•re tt ho h.to r. rot .tnt for producing Vots t fmaaperior to soy ref...dear ,rs upon principles derio ► ., 1. i or ns , oreti Purees", c. e t!oi- - for winch it is a vita title no( ing eraallt , rerpsirinr no lat. al4o 9nper..din g th e u .. is diutnetrint.y opposite in ior. It i•• not Itahl , to •vaut term s climate. is cleanly in it.: tor. and produce% a swot :rut. of a how', 4 ifferior. , 0 , .• e 11^Utel y menhir. •It-r.h.. .• tzar, tft.cis'z the op • or parallel sytth toe s' in, r of netting the ear., an a ionteurat:- ••• 1 e 'roan- r ,p, which re• tort i: Dr onsaftsio . Pols r ... • .., met ^rite inthe orrwt - ;by it. r•';,sit.% s• und (_ •••• i •st :r Is herosetstreod in to.•• be itapossihf., • &lin An. , aIII prnvr I I • • ly of thmsk4, I t r rothitetti ti !La art• ; • I :. w ty upon its -.lr. t i 11.1tIr 14 . 41 at di:rltol4.l4 lof sprentlbg m, n , o , t . and uodeviatio„ sts.l.• ' serces-fif , Ralik as . throe who home net it 4s toinawatistrelor portnhfv, its ext....nail appearat.re part i- retnraod Matiatactites, at h:s e, arid No. .51. Park -Awl. larly appointed agenb in every tgel stn. it Irmo stecepti•te, Path Ta. • Si4o.t:sine, .1 ohs Tbe- d is. td. lARACEN'A MEAD INK, LONDON. rascHers--tiuort Beds, choke tips.— The follow inr, sat .out the sar k . ci f s 4:AiLLISLE, W!(ITLIf 1- UM!, APPLEBY, C - V...tl3RMill: New P ost .-arry Our :lrides. I Conchs:., lel oat every morn. arrive at 1 ork the .:eat dad • Post-Coach, • carries Four .Sunderlnful, Newcastle, and inford, firounkutn. ant Don.