The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-16 00:00:00

~r~~:-:._... .a~:: .. - • .." _ et the time were . sievasf sebt-easreetry. sad admissi ble evidence; the geed Jii4lKligivf.o4 the same vpinion. • • • •. • 1 rit 4 Two persons statedi that Mr. Howard said he had Dot the tote with him, but,ir'altoshilve delivered up os,enoeos kezpold get it from CAtnbeltige:- ;., . • ~ The Fixt,igt,tpecuted was nest provvaloand.that •it. • 31 #11 total ruin eF.,140 1 Pluiuttlf Ptfqe7 4 .fr. ; .: Several reepteftble witnesses. proved that et the Ouse thmEateut,crges in,.he was . conaidered 'es a man. io goed : cittpeggteisgee..audnot firs tlse s tenst.,spapected of insolvency. • '- r i- bf-• The Rev. Mr. Jees, Vicar of Hosted, said, he had for many years a r p - Phinted'llletchurchwarden of the pariah of Hosted, whleiciresit"place of considerable trust, as in that character Wreceived charity monies e•nounting to 7601. - 7 e. 11001: per ennuis: So far from t linking the Plaintig an insolvent man, he wonld et ! the tuna thoChsuker's money become due, Late lent the Plaintiff this mousy toilers - paid:the:Di . it he, himself could have spared it. But wk.. the . tent came ,in, and seised all his property, Wobody, Amid advance money to him- The Defendants grosseded their defence,. that the: tetent was not maliciously seed, hot that they acted; tinder an apprhhensioo of the Plaintiff's insolvency, sod that the mortgage was not adequate security ; mud tbey attempted to prove this by witnesses, .but the only fact they proved. was, that Ite•bovrowed of a meighboor. 64111.,. being, be. said, short of money, ipro Which Nies.. up the keret his barn, containing nor, tiles ostee iit :cognised once the Sopetvisor summoned him foe neglecting ha pay his malt ditties, which trete paid before the dor othearingcaute. . The Learned ledge, is eumesingwp, •wee clearly of , opiniosti that the wait wig sued oat withoutpro- Uhl. cause, and stated-4that, in point of law was, the note of head merged •in the higher securities-for the came' debt. The Jury, after deliberating.for some time, by Mr. Nauby, their forgiso, tattooed the verdict as fol. Sows—" My Lord; •we hays deliberated upon oar • verdict, and we 64i41 fur the Pleiatildemegeol,9.ool:" Toe verdict Was rZ.ciivedl with .atilaniations by the audience. .. :MURDERERS 'AT GIiEr;NiVICH DIS. ► COVERED. • • On Friday 'debt it was 'reported that three-young wen, gentlemen's servants out of .place, .were vho guilty persons. That a circuroatanew occurred on Friday,.which threw suspicion on•a young manliamed Gimlet lisesey, who wee latelyidiveherged fr..m.ine service' of a Geetletnan•rialsed • Sesseason,..residing at. Greenwich. information wasgiveu tooth* proper au thority, and stevs-were immediately taken to appro. hood him, but he had lied. A man named Ilitseldon, who was w short time ago discharged from the service qft tiro Porker, a solicitor there, a companion of Nessey's, was suspected, from his having been at that lime constantly in Hussey's company. He was • accordingly apprehended, and taken before Mr. Smith, the .Magistrate, and examined privately. .:liossey has a brother residing at Peckham, a hair. dresser, and a man much respected. He had deposited iabox•iti his brother's hoes*. As soon as he was so.. pealed, Mrs. flukey examined Ihe 4onteuts of the box, and discovered three watches, a silver ladle, goose silver spoons, a quantity of linen and other 'articles, which she believed was the properly stolen hum Mr. Bird's house. She too: took the property down to Greenwich on Saturday. Hussey, whom the oiicers are in pursuit of, lodged at the Th;e4's Head, and frem the Litcien window had a view of! hat: t.strd's premises. lie slept in the Tiger's Head! on the night the murders were perpetrated ; bet thelandlord of that house does not know 'whether be iras . at-home or not during the evening of that night. )I. paid sixpence a night for his .Bulging. Deihl atetelaie that liaseldon lived witleNr. Parker, Mr. hifrd's.will was made by Mr. Parker. Both Ilasel doe and Humpy are young men of dissipated,-habits; and*' their characters being suspected, a -native of Greenwich, W sir. Morgan, a few dlys aftet the mur r delivers committed, went to the . Mirgist rate's office, and gave information against them. He steed his reasons why be thought they were suspicious chaise • tea; in consequence of whit h they were apprehended end taken to the Gage; sod the neat day, after being asked few a questions by the Magistrate, they were set at liberty.: their lodgings been then searthert,: Hossey'rat-leest, some of the stolen property; which he efrerwards removed to hia'brotlier's, would, no climbs, have been discovererbat that time. On Saturday night, between seven and eight o'clock, an easmins lion took place before the Green.: yids Magistrates; the investigation lasted a conii dereble time: The property alluded to was produced try Mrs. Hussey, the wife- of Mr. Hussey, of Peck h4m. Au' elderly woman, who was employed as char-worm-0 by Mi. Uird, was brongirt-forourd.wo this occasion to .esamitte the property pa/dueled by M r;. Homey, for the purpose bf identifying it, which she inionediately was able to do. -She, it appears, is the only persons beside. the washer-woman, that bas any knowledge of theipropertrof Hie late Mr. Bird. It was not thooght„vecesesey try the Magistrates to have the Prisoner „ilaseldow brought. 'before them ; and being in hoVirly expectation'-of receiving inform#.i . lion of the oppeebeitgion is' they /ordered lidseidon,loistind tediunsitted far it...elimination-On a fist Liteelawband - tlie wittiessewwereordered to attend. We isiorn that besides the property stoletrrefollies, stninekoritiF•blood , Were In ditieresss bentibeionging to Charles: , Hassey:. Pretiiebsty.'llo - 104 bating ta keit intro Ike shrvlce of All..Steseasett, he lodine. for • shoot ;image oemiensiparettof Weenie Charles Hussey lir:about Weyisatottsf eger,r4es feet eight incltel high, of is- fair . asiNiestiosy•weeyleyee l In 'lien leiawohst.inapediltient trei.Speedi.; • w ore a bib - ik eotliandlawitimeoetimittglietplintakbowe and a Isetbaild• ;Iteetitilds lint: 't'fhe be hopes are entertaided .thlia•Sib•activity ef f the Pohceood •the publicity of hisleicellitioni'mlit shortly leadto his apprelielision: '" . • v•-s-,4----41,41tarsw4r • • • , • By a decisioe4t-fisttoes / ' gentle* Polige.offido Fri: day, found d- 41r5746,1ipt0,4itt..c1a. 59, it - appears kleirt . evely peewit.- kttisag'.*tea W hat are called-glasgloaches reoshirovvitietwase,- audttie nause-of theegTice wherissitept,vetintetinison lout side pannel of each coach, tinder, the penalty. of•loi. for every minicab • "i~ i A SON alikl4 LED ,gri INS RATHER, THROtltld /els l'a (A$ 81.1 . PPOSED) FOR THE • aeolte,t ; :it!S;rtti.L%-rIFE. , Friday eight, about nine o'clock, 'reeky ' street, ass the Rettrogh, a map was seen miming very tast e .. pareeed by seseral others, who eekleitglid, 4. 4 Stop. him • Iltet is the murderer '."• Thetemo wen stopped, eta taken to the house of one. Rods whore it sairldre'lled - murdered his own son. • Too mai -ch o r g ed , :with she' usurriei said, • that his ? time - wee Felavettet Ivappeass that • his• too, .s youth between% 19 arid 40 yews of age s !edged at 'M r. haute; that - lite wife also el Fawcett lived' with ;Ituith.-a•r • Fawcett' had . beets coebeed in sop, Ingather withAitieh ; . •'bot the latter topk.4he a' nen t of the ins•itest4ct,..eswl. got hiolber' ty„befors., the forager. La snow ea.F.stwoett obtained libe'rty he wished Ms wife tot Istere. Bash.; and come-and with him; but the.refased, end Bosh and herself kept the property beloooirtg.,to foseciett,,which he was al., lowed (according to the Act to the valms'ef,./61.) torre: l :late when he took the benefit Olive *t. _;rhey faired logire ep his property..asedie 'applied to .4ie :Magistrates at Union..hati to grant a wareatittplake the goods. Ever since that period, Fawcett has severer times endeavoured to persuade his wife to return' to, hies and leave Bush ; bat ahe steadily retests', lad . be in a stet s of mind, bordering sots distraction,. on , Friday night, emit to .Bush's house with tlkif reittion at shooting him,-for which puipose heinar a loaded pistol with him from hislodgings therstone-buildings, Bishopsgate-street. When' liR shirred at Bush's house, he asked a "little girl olds' was in the .shop (Bush's daughter) if Mr. Built was at home? She replied '4 Yes," and called 4 ' Father." Bush, who was in the first floor, along with Fawcett's' wife and son, said, coming," end sent. the son downstairs. When the youth jr4rieto the shop Fawcett - presented the pistol, and fired it at his eon. The pistol, which is what is Calletta horse pistol, was loaded with large slugs. The 'contents - entered his left side and into his bowels; He immediately_fell, 'and his father ran away. After he was secured het • wits taken to St. Olove's watch-house; the wounded young man was taken to St. Thomas's. Hospital. On Saturdayobe Prisoner, John Fawcett, was brought from the watch-house to Union-hall Pelice office; the crowds which surrounded him on his,:aay may be calculated et :tract at two or three Olt/amid. The Magistrates eta mined the following w itnesses : Frederick John Bassett, surgeon of St. Thomas's Hospital, stated, that he could nut survive many hosts. He should not be surprised if, on his return to the hospital, he was to be informed that he was dead, for it was impossible that he could long sur vive. Mr. Wm. Spick, solicitor, St. John's, Southwark, stated, that on Friday night, about nine o'clock, he was coming along Tooley-street, in company with his brother, and heard a loud report of a gun or pistol, and saw a man run out of a shop with a pistol in his hand : he and his brother, with several others, took him to the watch-house, and gave him in charge of the night constable. He afterwards found the pistol, which he then produced, in a court through which the Prisoner had ran when be attempted to escape. - He had some conversation with the Pri soner, who Manned him that he had lately been a prisoner in the Fleet ; that his wife lived with another man, named Bush, and that she had plundered him of his property while in prison to support Bush.. William Bush, '2-11, Tooley•street 4 Boroogh, Po tetoe.dealer, stated, that he was up stairs with the Prisoner's wife, who has been his housekeeper for some time; the Prisoner's son was also, with, him, arid his little gill was down stairs, when the Prisoner came into the s':,op and enquired of her if her father was at home? She coiled up stairs " Father," and instead of his going doer,, the Prisoner's son went down. The little girl has since informed him,• that the Prisoner shut his sun (1)e moment he got, In the bottom of the stairs. . lie heard the report of, are arms, _and he immediately called out 4. Murder," and soon afterwards heard that the Prisoner was taken. When he came down stairs, he saw the Pri son in, great agony, and in the arms -of a 'ouug man, who put him in a chair; he was bleed ing.verYinucli • the Prisoner'sacor lodged in witness's house ; he ha d not seen the Prisoner's son fur several months; he is by trade a baker. He (witness) %Cis a prisoner with tan some -time riga , is White-cross street Ptisno.. •' . • . : J. "Hoddinott, of 105, Moffat-street, City-road,. stated, that he knew the •Prisuner very well. Era June last, when Ptisnner Hied at Mile-end. he (wit-, tiess) was pub in possession of his premises.; under Mr. IViggintoo, a. broker: the Pristrner always he hared very eutrageonsty, and catried pistols about him, Threatening to shoot people who offended hits :: he was a person of ',intent passions, turd at limes was ,nneble to subdue them : he said, at that time that he 'Gold murder Bush ; his wife then lived with him; theylived very upheppily, and were ever quarrelling. While he was io possession he was freqltetitty op to the night by their wrairtling, and by his. Wet, jug his wife. Site took out several warrants - a/slash Wailer assaultieg her; he was coolinually beating; htr with violeece.• • Me did not at that tinte•think •the' Prisoner was insane. :Ile thought that his violence PeßciPediVi ,frotb jealousy of his wife. ; Jane. CurnreitsgS„ at No. 4, reter.,street,., Mint. *strivt, slated, that she beard-somebody tome down stairs, isair•the stairs are su situated, that she did not ate tips mien. She gave the PriSouer ‘ ,walk. towards the twratopt of .the steins, and in a moment bard the r. • r ep o rt of a pistol. The Prisoner and his sou cunt 'from the:bottom of the stairs together; the soa•clapped bis'liePds, to his ,side, _atul,,seetned in great agony: big Pt nes looked it him v ery piteously, and Will great igehre,, as if he has mistaken his man. fie dia'oit ran away itereadlately, Wt.:pressed sorrou for wllat,be kid finpf.... His son fell roe . kis knees; 'and clasped those of the Prisoner's; she else took hold itthe rtisestel.,.' and • said,' 4 6 Yoe hate. been itimrittingrourder.." - Ile made no ansees, but torn 'id from, ber. forced himself out of her. grasp, and ran .with the piptul is. liis• hoed . 001 of the shop. The Surgeon of St. Thoraces Hospital entered the Magistrote's room at thq close of the above r evidence, and informed the Megistratethet the young man had itattespired *4 . e . Ptiaagegl, Iris asked by .M r. *joint SEhLON, be had ipp,tirorea linos to asake? Ile replied, that be liatleotbleCtesay at . { g hat 11 . 211. ue ,as commit ted for re-riamlostiou. -. % , * 4 ;7 . - -- - «I VW 11, ...:(I . - l l4 l*i v' *''' 1 -1 10 1 re r - .-' ,• A " - a •1 -' 1 if .v...1.7P . . ..I.ojt .1 .. . O`• • 1 •• -• •- . - 1301 Titlerr.-0 1 1_SSIS•radli a 1011 4 Ne a lt r i ltilei t lkli a g c t b l er9f ,:*'i ti ll‘h•• l ? l, o , 4 l4 4l 4 .o l- AVIIY 6 ° e t 11 0. 1 4 5 if.rittir r el . h a te ' hem B e ar "' . 44 Oki I,l;lAnsints.',.l2, T -orelen., belosiiicaft.ori ponh fr e of op Iltta* . ef '4iOrda' 51400, t,i/itilifY• :Nlrstirit ill - !ti bejurther ; trilialdk,v,,', - f • , ,;, ;$ 1 0 111 0Cra.0444 1 ; tkilk rkter„ , of #l.urt4ftr . ohnrip,t.: UZI, ,nrfs . cli, ' 'AO 0400 0 400 a £0 f:An cl. l ins.E.g. at ' i 0 0 4 4 ,0 4 .Miltiffi_ 41 4g . , th, matt untie and !qf ,isplagoir t fit t ,...: 9 , los . . r i typct si the p ‘ issikjt. I t tf .ibig4,4 4 ,•‘ o , 4 i, g , .4, ir:,lql.4rttaii !to to st ',Pr iVo.l° , o*.. W,...1.13‘, errro ..,141r.4Filgeo,ofte,,Ibe Irt a i . !0 44 .0r1 Mt, -it. itaguiff(ls4.Rxery }pet Theatre,* ' ,segeivett _his, meow for ad' ,tprasisio It ' the , ye,:. but, .ffefused !.tr , siyt. him a Ards, poenaiiie aillin,pass...,:ttre CoMplainsiet was riterrtd to . 111 r. Sprini, or Mr:lVpaidotOe Secretary, sir to toingiioo WA /110.111;pikkgr _to ,. 1)1, 4 9,nt0t .He. tijari.a• - l' - „...;;;;..., •!rf . 1- ".'" . • • ~.., pn Friday .a female pf wretched eppegsepak i en. :tared the ! Chime, and its bitter teresslue4e4he fuiloar t ., ing complaint to the Sitiirig Magirrota,,Sr4a4iala% LET.:—She had the rnisfortebe• tai,reeidw.sorno.. tinsel, - More in certain premises,' which •wesse the-.resort . 4 the" a nrat of characters; *mast* OW -WPIa ilF o ,Young !wen named Ddaiels,apd...Vpaith, .!ill . oft oho h.+ comp i staidly watched, and .the• more..sloi f obis:rye& their i , c=orrect the mute her suspicions, were mullipikadoer 10 the coursurof these Obearywlisms she saw titfp! ovis day engmted in CA rtti qg ls Om; pod eap)ori ni . thetas'. 'tents of a large .chest gt Ptallfitle. , An fateflaki .robbery bad it the jemiuctsbeets ,committed, said 4 4 struck her so. forcibly ivtbey ! .l ere the dniregalol t ! that shp a Pplied to twi,,f.f . tile Oral' re. Thiy l=out promised faithfully, 1110,st ihe gagi t e iteceellily 'in? ormation she, shoultbe well rew. r t.- She com. ,plied, th,e Prirnerp ware vpreh ' endid, Sis.. rotk dF x 411:ly proved, ind,t he P.lsOnera !:'c, ?der; Att, the. est Jpguagy Seisions„ , )'o, !1it.,5)(1,35 ceived between- them ,A% i 114.,fe0! . ,tii*#,lli noiweihstanding that she had ~,usL.,a,fid,prsiagell Fined r:or.renateneisiiOn,. at . !elk) 4 RerformaemulA ,solemu promise,, she neeEr .f. 4ate,4ol_,% 4 a farthit .1 . She implored the , Magistrate to ,or der that . i i,k4 ... , . might be thine , hey. .. , 4 • •: 4 ...,., The :iti f iCornATE had np powel, in such • e*fig e but recommendss),tne Complainant to =apply, at .tits;. Otfice on another day, .tbaktk the •pfliespiekt )1e 0,11::. fronted together, euti, 4ec R.:7.4101.RA - n hik el t ' l4 4' customed to preside 'at ,tie Rtike Imola, bt:Tiviils 2, - '•. - 1 •.,-, .Tr, • .t.,.. ,-,- .4 Filo.* TIE LONDON GAZifillV4i;liidicit lilba . --""-- ,- • '-.•,, 4 , ~ MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE Ipf , THIS . PRE sENT PARLIAMENT. • Borough of Cksiachurch. George Hepry Rose, Esq. io the ro‘thi tri AC flight Honoitrable George Rase, deceased. • , . • Town orSouthampron. ' William Eltamberla)ne, of Weston-oRe, in the with of St. Mary Extra, iu the county of Soolioatoi ~ k.q. ht she room of George Henry Row, Evq. who has accepted the Office of Clerk of the Parlianaeinq. MILITARY, ritOMOTAO,I9. .•. IVar-Qffics 4 March 11 • 4th Regiment of Dragoons Guards, Joint Clendum, Gent, to be Corivti, by pnrchave, vice Ramsay, promoted. ht 1i egiincut of Dragoons, John 1)1 toe, Bent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Dittos), who retire,. iteginsent of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Arthur Brooke De ('apri! Brooke, ,from the 110)4 Regitheut Of Horse 6untdli, to be Captain of a Troop, by purcaase, %fee Supple, who retires.. 19,1 1 Diito,..Cseorge Mecham, Gent. to be Cornet, by Pugin:6es site Georges; promoted. Colthitieuth ltegimeot Sr Fuel Guards,• - *Ciliarles Ricketts, /Gent. to be Ensigibond Lieotenant, by putcoase t vice .Armytagc, ' promoird in the• Royal York Rangers. • 4d Regiatent 41 Foot, Lieutenant 'terrace (ORrica.'llVosii the half-pay of the 8; elt Regimencof f out. to !se iiiieloeilahh Lake James lin luck, % who ex rhutigm. Lieutigsant W ilbaw HittarFtii be AtTititat4Vlebloilhelt;•Wittrie vivo the Adjutantey. only. ••-• 11 Dow, Lieuirinint itot..ert froektheihwifjcsyi the It egitiscrit, in be Lieutraulut, vice cliiiifes ex. • changes, receiving the-diterente: '• • " • ' as: Dii.o, Liesstewont David Vans Macho°. folio !be 4 1110P147 of the 7.5 th Foot, to be. Lieutchaut winning parcibme vise Briscoe, soperiedfd. • .• $ %Rh I)ittti, Second Lieutenhat David Wm. Arehihahneselai,, from the lialf.pay of thexlvt I'o4'l,lo:be Lit-igo,vicigjlowtstms O'Mara,, who exchange.. recetslog the deueteiace. 8611 i Ditto, LiehrftintitiLlnoinas M•Nivetr, front 'The-lialf•poiy of the ttd loot, to be Lkuittialil, vice 4siomi.l . raver 11 . 01 / 1 who exchanges. 34th Ditto; Lieutennet-Colonel John H. Ositiliin, froth itittith. out, to' be Lieutetiant-Colooet,:Nice Everord, -mho ta- • (*autos. 43411.40 a, Ensign 'taw William Henry • Drury tO"be teusint,'hy •purchase,• site velistik,.pra.uted• ie the ,- *d Foote - Busign.Arpout o'l)unnelk, frip halt.p4 tite.,FtWgtottt i to be . Eubigti, vice %Vin.'l'uwefl;wino exch.:owes. •• Haltord, Gent: to be hittivi, by poriiiaii,-41ce 481 k Ditto, Captain Patrick NtiicAusigaktt s s nu . m the half r pay Of. toe be.L;Joairi ti ., l i cus!apauy, oithootfor - choce. Lit•u.easot Hector M*Quarrie,'fisupsslettith•Foot, to bo Lien truant, withootinuebave.. • • ' • 68th Ditto, Captain Francis C. Crotty, Tram tbe Italf,phy of the S9lh tout, to be Chinos of a Cutoptoy, ,. stittiout par. ' chase. Lieutenant Sholto Douglas, from the half-pay of the 511th Foot, he-Lteotehaat, J. Kearns to be„Llestieuasit„. widant purchase. • stem. ',Uttar, • Gealt . •• lb' be .husaga,plitinlet,,kafettase, vice t; Kearuh,.iiromolTW, • , ,c , .74th Ditto, Caplan] :Williamßrtsrurbn, hailf-ply of '• the - trial Foot, to be Caliendo isP4.ovoiraity, !without Pirates.. Lieutenant William !slack. tr v lll, 11 :1 1 f - OVAli , lat itegiwe u tt to be T.ieutestant, without ptitchose.. Ett•tipt S.ouuel Spooner to bei,ietternant, without purchase. Liiiigu George Gore, hum tile saltimy of thf Stli Foot, to be t.nsigu, vice Joint Lruthe Hart, mem exclviliges. Hug. Marlin Ation B hnott to be usign; without patch/ale, vice ' Spooner, promoted. • ,• • . 7;11a Ditto, Lieutenant-C(4,6 . 0 'John 41. liverard, from the ' ;kith Foot, to be Lieutenaht-,Colonef, vice Dunkin, whites- Changes. • Liouteistiot John Wilson to. be .Capissitia . .CtihNloy, by put ' dllnev•viee KWh. who resifts. . ; • ..Lieutenant James Marshall., Irmo the Itaif.•Pat i er ih Mb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Joseph, Dow liug, •.exclehigeS, re. • criving the diferetice, . • . Longo Jacob Glynn . .Rogeni to be . Licatenaot, bt . parchase, vice Wilson. • Binary filasiugherd; (Lid. tO•te by parttime; vice Rogers. - • . • . 80th. itto, Lieutenant P.rtu• set Caulfield A rcaer, (rims ibe half pay 'of the Regieueut,.l9,bo"Lieutewsat, vice Henry Nott,Mlui ; isxhanges, retie v lag the ditlerence. Aisistant-Surgeon JOba Irmo the half-pay .of the 9341 loot, to tie 'A.ssishii4-Svargeola, vice Louis Sheppard, who exchanges. • .• 89th Ditto; Lien:enant Rohiit . 11tansers,'Lockwood, from the Rifle iiiigode. to be L.eutruxii•,. vice • Wll l tans Gray, who rest, e, thrum o; the 61b Foot. • • • Rifle Biigade, Lieutesmarlir,Seriik ThArnho'ry, bons she half pati Of itsetith•Fmn, io hr Eir•L LieuteiLint vice Lockwood, appointed to tar gone rout. 2d West ludla It. potent, Lieutenant Philip Grassi', from the half-phy of the 1 ark Ligitt tenantry Vonnieeeri, to leo Lieu Mourn, vice William Culls, oho cichasoces. • 4th Ditto, Elisio. Henry Watts, to be Lieutenant, without pun clitue,.4 ice Delany. deccaved, Matthew Bet jsmisi korgt• Rea-al. Gent. to be E sign, by por• thhic.,,l4 finked el, wits ',vim. :: :. ' •.a • ,•; ~ . , • Nl)h,r Pflne.-(1 and • Ptiblidh.ti by D. Lo vi ..-: v.e STA r r s Orrtcr, No. 4, ltlistnry mut, bevt—u4 4 Mg: anikno: - " "r ig,„,,„. me - is Ha) Della; toTIT,. Of • Coa l " "MUM purl km, vice W.waswerwased. F l ii/s apt i r n m i;f 4l irt " 'em idli i elbu ly, heleill 1, 114 4 bMLiebt , iirsilMied lowa !loyal Wes luau, te nnarge. Purcl ""ei KlP , west gnagort, le. stia the ' g„,, • 'Yin& Irvin !be Royal p er. Hanger', to beut:X •• -- ' 2 ! • itheani Irina. Malay. tyke Mika. , • : Phr, Eprigo Parr linty lobo Adjapast, • 1 alog' s Mooriga ' Ado' tes ucy edgy. "11 2 18 . 10. • • 'l3 ftt: vtit t *. 111,Jor-Geoenti , tit; Mama ratio 1 31e.:. 411 earletheill'Iltd, Gag, otto CoLn e tr .4 . wiev res is to tteui biiie n roa s t il th te l t , s ielt . :7 4t: z nie ") .44.l ' ll lately serving with. the r .porcp.,in •Flaasb•r. /hi .os, whirl;, Otte avoinitallut erwitoprovai ryas Nord Mfg* Mill tee ProrT/gent. ' • " • STA ' FY. • • . Major George Warren of the 59th Foot, to be , Adiettlatesesal to I be; Trvaglts eery nig "tithe Ithaso la ime th i ;:lse rank of LieuJeuatu-s:oloort lathe A •Celiteet Fzelit dettimed. . r irs rico : • -t. • 410/44.1 4 111A1. kVA PP. t • A▪ ssiaant-Serrgoa Thortgati,bripier, t fram the . 9 3114'001. iliperbaseleraryAisistant-sargeost snthe East ladies. • Allidalsau"ki ntiperanar riPus rary A jlmlllr egisiaa UXll t.s.seg "lib. eoni t it e n i tal a ' oft " ! Vial . S . As t s a i t n e a si nt k fle fiti rgiont ices t oe les m isud ,,go r t* thi s t u ta p ir rii , si tr , o sic ai ntr ia; k A ilL. 4l , 4 : la u g h„• • , geon in ate best loam mitstpito ?WPM. Thames White.' Twq. whir - was baper•eded as a Caplain is • ;(*jugi strogienh - iaine t year me§ Is n 4 .14 , 4'4116 r F frbek•tarepthieli"lres of Walesa** Saa r uf obultre 41 04 14 a Jam. 9, aIAN sot Jebu. •• • ,• ,•• , . • . • • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J.Mimenti, Batb, perfumer. HAWK worn. E Allportretriningisaa,olooV-Ptihq.: Witret'St ' .at the swami Hotel, ilirmiagliala. Al. .runt, 11r. 'Gray's Inasgoare; and Nles4s. Spurrier and Co. lite • . barge-owath, /Orgy 016,41,•14 th e Crown faa, I , :vetaina, April 25, at Me' lkalittlet. andmiirv. . 7051:06 18 51 eiars: inu e coob l a ;a: 26 1bil eil let : i . Cov r a L tatt . G.: % 4I ii d ig's: gaii :Berit i .e. de rac . * • 14 1i iii - wre : rer sVoir liet .ia44 , I priu 'erag. .k. Bitilfyie. Orem Kathiareit.' - Clerkeatsell. • ' the Dag wetter hirineketier. 'Westrentes, 3tr. 'Ma Inns J- r or lie. t i lkial°, l 9 44 J. i ef.. , A Salittrre, vietialler, March IS, Ili April 2r art reiltion 'fen. ltdgetey, Stsfordbhire. Manlier, Me... 14.1% 44esarage, lis mfforthh rat, sad Carle ei reel. 4l* kora. (l Maroldf4%. Anar4Csloc, cwra-destrer, A= h. thoes ee l tan, Maactiester. Attanirs, Mr. Id, Man. 'Master g moth* eeere.•llMl is Co. Teniple. 11,..Yoraikgardsistor,. tatearaim. irnamonger, April 15.14, at the lark Hotel, 11,1verpsont. Anorriles. Mears. twig!' PNefir tridge-itreet ma Mr. Leather. Li.erpool. 11;tlitelithaVer; iireakford. Deitehrbi. e, tank eviler, March 17, Ap f it at GitildtailL • Atiogsay. Me. Hull, Ckiovell sateet, Finsbury-opiate. • *."Writht,'Bristet, vender of onedleines, March 16,21. April 21.. m slaDoemasefreiol itoomes. inistel. • Amnon, Ms. Welk, 4 th.!ideS e it 4 lpiii Mr. Smith, Bristol. A Dartmouth, grocer. March 17, April 11. 25. at 06111 • Altura* Simon. White and lion, laticole's Ide tO4. • a,ger 'Lad H. P. Parry, Bristol, furnishing irrannoogers,. Mardi 27, V, Af4ll 25. a. the Commercial-rooms, Sri. el. At tornies: Maras. Niger& and Co. Climatal' leou.deids ; rod Ur. 1. 4.wkequd h A Its. Ilarvey' Clle tio srun t r ie .d i Le es 4l , lar" sl Bl: 4s ' ii n grr . ucig Oa rnri tt : y ?l a a n ir d il C 28 01 131 A 4 4 eteo ril I. 2 rt T.nrogniaettmealeet. DI VI bEN DS. April 4.' S. Johnston. Wood.st reef, warehmseema-April 6. it. D. Hayward, Plymouth Dock, grocer-April 11, W. Welk, tfirfdea. Er.sez, liquor-Merchant- \pril 11, G. Maul som, Westee. Durham, ski t -uover-Aprii il l J. Raper, Mid. , dleham, Iturisvhire, wine.surreissua -A pril •' W. Vaughan, Pall-Mall, tailor-April 11, J. Mahlon, R ed Crore-s rent, Utipplegate. baker-April 11. 13. Torabrdge and J. Loner Shadvrell. coal-mertamtv- April 7, W Spear. Wpm Thames-street, eta loner -April 11, T. Hearn, Ckasenes-lane, merchant-April 7, J. S. Richards,'Sloatague-plac Russell square. nierCIMIU-April 4, J. Dowthoalte, Maide;torie, mid-April IL . J. Swill, Eversbak, BetlfogalAire. reader- April 13, .1. H. Prichard, Caerleon, thrinnisailalsire, tin plate nuunifoott firer- April ^ll, T. tg..iig iCk, Clestenfosiane. secretion-April 4. 8. AUweigsh, IH:lo-street, tiliondi eh, ha. herd:Cher-April 4, S. Bishop, Colchester, conch. snake. - April 11, J. Peat and 'W. Smith, Piccadilly, saddlers-April 8, S Hook, ishetdeld, spade mantsfaentrer-April 14. M. Bradley. Huddersfield. ironmonger-April 4, W. Mechem , ' Mitre cowl, Cheapside. wateliuusennin - May 19. J. I,4met, Shoreditch, liner:-draper-April4;P. D. and %V. 'rocket.. lins -Itow ho le.a le g rocerb-A pr J .Coles, West Smithfield, banks* -Awl! 8, W. Stainaber., taboo'', Essex, milirr-April2l, J. , Whitehead, M. Howard. hod J..l4adthick, Catelion stem, *taker.- A pril 4, W: Sinuott, Hosisling•green-tane. Clerhen. rektor:treater-March 21, J, s tones. J. Owes., land 11. Ali -bust, Mick lershory; merchants-" April 11, W. Ca:oath...lain, Wailing:,creter, hosier-Aril 11, K. N. Silver, o.ford street. haberdaslia-April 7, T. - .Leary, 11Aichtone. isorserymius-. Aptil,7... B. G. klayne, iiigh:rstreet grocet- %log 9. 3:•llOckiti, Si. Peter th e Apost le., Isle of Thane'. farmer • A priK, •W . Ikanscovhbe, Jon. Plymouth, tanner-April 13, !!''daps, a. Kanter, isad 'f. Harrison, Craw 'treat, knr bury.square. Merchants - April 6, It. Allen, Bedford, wool. t,,,,y L .,L..4 1 ,r11 6, B. Allen, Bedford. fellmouger-April 7, G. Maumee& 'M York-hire, tallow -chandler- April 4, T. Cos' r, Worm % trod street. spirit dealer April 12. H. Kat, tsineltenhain, bookseller-April 14. L. %Viltoo, Dull, draper. ••,: CERTIFICATES-Aram 4. •8 Cooke, Patricroft, Llartia-upon-Irwell, cotton-spinner-. -1:-Norrison. Radom' Y ortAsire, common-brewer-I. Jones, Birmiaglans. onolle:1-diaper -K. Pools, Grosveser-mewss • irtnyetioriareei. v eternal ry..o W.. A rrowanith. Stoke, hiollfoetehlre, eurthentrare-uranufacturer -W. Coweil. Jun., •Wigan, Latteashire, hatcher-4 ..I.lliot.Saik.st neer, City-rued, baker-.T. - Ihr4d, Stanhope, Durham, grocer-W. Hyde, Earl. .e s t r r r e et et : abernatorLfrial.fsj..aseHorritinaundet:Filerifa. !labia,, tota erc liz at . ~..h erloo t ei r i r e rh : lon. Bradford, Wiltshire, shopkeeper-T. Mare, Bartonantee. Herefordorre, farther-.G -Watts and W. Bash. Bristol. ivory blark•natatifaetasers-J. Thonspeue, fan., Walton, Suffulk, cual-snerehaut. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. I'. rands ant W.'Braysliew, heeds, dyers-J. Grimskaw and 11. lionise. Belton, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturen-T. Cron and ../. Symposia, L.'snierbery, shoe warehousemen-J. Law rence and W. Eosin, Fore-street, Lambeth, amber-menektoit •-J. Wiedbeed, gen.,. T. Pratt, and J. We/ahead. Rotherkais, Yorkshire, oiaeasereisante-J. Irina, O. Yotile, M. Trate" It. Gordon, and N. Graham. •Uperpool %V. }griming abd M. Lang. Liverimol, linen.drapea-J. sled R. ' 31•14 London, aserchanto-J . P. II la 'a ens W . MOM'. sold T. Fleteber„Weit &hire. Mrll-111Weehmed -J. Brenta; and W. Pearlman, Lynn: Norfolk, itenkfrataa nageri-M. Cresol.* and S. Litiorlpid. dealer" be hosierys-& llorrocks and 3. Rost , Bradshaw, laataildte. con eit-opi soers-N. J . and T. H. Merl selew, Coventry, prance W v Day and C. Metre tierrard.sireet. Wevtatioeteel-ft. *O. son end S2lliarreao, dottinehune, hatters-11. t 'anew nod R. Thongs,. Rochdale, Lancashire. batters-W. Brown mad Ti Farley-J. Albers and W. Codger. Loadon-G. Hair& nick, . W.• White, j. Eon er. hl. Handcart, and O. NM& cock, Felarade, Da/nun, woo*osongers-J. BrosiWated J. Gillett, Oriole', mahsters-G. B. Collett mid 1. Salt. Wilier brass.fou•ders-J. ?nary and A. Maningify, A" tuo-ie-le- Waits, Northamptonshire, farmers-4. Harris., K. Roam. C. Harris, A. B. Oilman, sad J. D. Pridtima, Ply . issontle, bankers. The Average Price of SUGAR, for 4140 Week, tolling March 11, ii .19s. 7d. per Cot. Average Prices-of CORN of IKNGLA NI) and W ALM, Pee quarter, from the (teams, coding March 7:- Wheat. Rye I . Barley. t• Gaul Beans. e,Pease. 0 4 1 RI • -.- 11.• s.• d s. d.I s , d s. J. Is. te.l s. A. . Si, 7 49 9 46 2g 98 9 51 8162 I 191 6 ar T e l e t n o w rsday ichst a a f g te es riin, as w oo asdti cue of th e winidawn: D si.m ept a fo rg rd el s et ::! bfill s .ilitrougli, at a furious • too, one of the elf shawls came in contact with. those of a hackney .... coach and upset; it was heavily . laete is-I le and not, notwithstanding hic.b, all 'the .pasecogers .frtera being materially hart, altlineeh ewer y one ale in ants degree slightly gat or breivetl. .. • 2 4. ;:'ti _ <