The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-24 00:00:00

Comet and Atlielmi-- Baertliog to have the Haub of Anthem.) de btrenuwitz, Getot.to be Corset, vice fleinshreeb, who resigns. Ampous de St hlrborst, Gent. to be Cornet. vice helmsman. Cadet-Set-le .ut Leopold Schultze to be corset, vice Wisch. BAttatim or dm LW, Lieutenant Lberbarti Louder to he Captlin of a Company (with temporary nob), vice Ckrow, deceased; Ensi,,n Charles Tinseasto he Lieutenant, vice Lender. 'Cadet-Seek:int August kuckuck to be Ensign, vice Levis, ap pointed Qborter-Master. • lissonslimom. The Appointment of 110.pital-Mute George.ilt - tde to be Assistant-Baron in the aiih Foot, as Jilted in the Gaiotte of the 2Uth of February last, tins nut takes place. Ordiumcc-Office, September 17,1810. Royal Itilitneut Agtillery. • Second Lleatennot James N. Colquhoun tu be First Lieuteome, vice J.l Iteatein, resigned.. Dated September B,lslo. Artillery of site King's Legiim. Gentleman Cadet John Charles Guile to be Secoad'hinsimmttl, vire Dreehsel, promoted. Dated September 1,.A14). • • . ERA ATV 111 in the Gazette of the lltb vitiate. Royal Forelpt.Artillerit. ► For Seranil Lioutroeitt - Etiemw Louis File Canurrde P•u*. c.trre to L. First !Anemia, vies Lio•tme, deceased; tie la Tour, Gent. to be Seemed Letuteepte;triee Peatcarre,- promoted. Da ed June 2a, 1110. • ; ''' • ' /111ead Second Lieutenant Etienae Louis Effelcatain. de Pont eat re to be First Lieutenant, eke' I.llreatti tlearallei4 and A. de la Tiair, Gent. in be Seated liii.:ateppt, Vice Yuatcarre, promoted. Dated July 26, 111111." • 4.;•••; • Commissions signed by thp Lord Lieutenant of BaemsiokelnE:mtrx.. Edward Adams, Elm. be be Caplan), net Itfidanir.sl4,o4" Doted September t 5, tins. • 'r. • , bit.ldett, Gentle be Lienteetr,T+ ool ll ll 744, l lMlN , Dated as above. •:e• • 1 1 Jabs Lqwmon, Gent. to be Ensign Sunman; resign& 1 Dated as above. _ Coassabsinu In the Aberdeinshire signed by tba Lord Lieutenant. Andrew Patton, F.Q. to be Sewed Maier. Dated Scpte 1810. , 114XERUPTC1 r.s ENLAR6ED. ... J. 'Morgan, Coppice-row,ClerkeuweU, victualler, from Septa 1 29 to Nisi. 17, at tow, at J. Wyatt, Mitraeourt, ?Apt!, wholesale Mattoon, fives Sept 11 to Sept. 25. at ten, at J. Hampton, Woolwich, kent;opholsterer, from Sept. 15$o ' 5ept. 4 2.5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. .1. Sara less, Watling-street, warehouseman, from Sept. 22 to Nov. la, at ten, at Guildhall. . • T. Phillips, Milford, Pensbrokg, and of she" Old City Chanshers, London J. Phillips, and J. Phillips, Old City t:hnuhers, merchants, Emu Sept. 25 to Nor. 5, at ten, at (1id146411. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. R. Pearson, Teuterdem, Kent, draper and tailor. B•INKRUPTS. J. Thacker, Bury St. Edmunds, brandy-merchantsto surren der Sept. 29, at tea, Oct. 6, at eleven, Nov. 3. at tell„at London. Attorney Mr. Haynes, F, -street. T. Thema+. Ch a rter -hisme-equares jeweller, Sept. 2.5, Oct. 6, Nov. 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie', Mesas. J ones mod Roche, Covent-garden ChureJs.yard. J. F. Bethel!, Wells-street. Hackney, baker, Sept. 29, Oct. 6, Nov. 3. at eleven. at Guildhalls Attorney, Mr. Ketwitto Ilatfield-street, Christ Church, Story. • J. Haywood, Wood-street, Cheapside, wholesale woollen draper, Sept. 29, Oct. 6, Nov. 3, at Ica, at Guildhall. Ado* pry, Mr. Smith, Donieurstreet, Salisbury-square, Fleet.street.: R. Kennett, Cite:amide. hatter, Sept. .'9, Oct. 6, Nov. 3. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harrison, Old City Chem . + ben, Bishopsgate.street. F. Everett, Woolley. Bradford, Wiltshire, clothier. Dd. 16, at five, 17, Nov. 9, at eleven, at the Grey hound lon. Bath. Anomie', Messrs. Suadvs. Hullos, aad,Reaske, Craise-court. Flect-strei. ; and Mr. Phew, Melkslmin, Wiltshire. T. Lewis, Ca.hion-smart, Broad-street, wholesale 'moment per, Oct. 8, as ins, 9, at ten, Nov. 3, nt•elevcii, at Guildhall. As:ornies, Messrs. Mason and Rogers, Foster-lane, Cbagl ids. • J. A. 'Amos. Friar's-street, Blackfriar's-road, Jaelter, Sept 25, Oct. 6, Nov. 3, at teo, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ' Biker, Aldenpae-itreet. G. Jarritt, Piccadilly; hatter, Oct. 12, at two, IS, at eleven. Nov. 3, it one, at Callahan. A ttornies.hle , ,rs. Rhodos, Cook, and Halley, St. James's-walk, Clerkeuwell. K. Shaw, Stoke-upon-Trent, Stafford, merchant, 0d.112 - , 311, Nov. 3, at twelve, at the Wheatshraf Inn. Stoke-ovum Trent. Anoraks. !Stews: NValthall and Ward. Nessalllle ander Lynx, Stafford; and Messrs. Price and Williatus, Liu. colds-,lon. • • • . T..P.irkin, Broad-mreet, merchant, Sept. 25,..0c4. 2,. Nov. S. at eleven, et Guildhall. Attornies, 'Messrs. .Palisser. Tuna, -Bosons, and Thomson, Copthall-court, Throginorma-stmet: T. Knowles, Leeds, 'York, ironmonger, Oat. 1,3, Nov'. it •• eleven, at -the Hotel, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. • Parker and Brown. Shedield ; and Messrs. Blagrave and Walker, mound's Inn, Chancery-lime. -i„ J. and T. Price, Bristol, wine merchants, Oct. 12.19, Novi at to e, at the Bush Tavern, Minot. Aitornies, Mr. EA want Stephens, Bristol; and Messrs. Sweet and Stokia, Liget 'Temple. It. Heath, jun. London-road, Southwark; coach-maker, Sept. V. 5, act. 16, Nov. S a ht twelve, at- Guildhall. Attoruciv Ms. Smith, Dorset-street, Salisbury-Name: ,• J. Stork, High Holbora, dealer in Sour, Oct. 12, at two_, 19, • at eleven, Nov. 3, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney,ldrt Fits ! &rad; Fsrman-nseet, 'Goodman's-fields. • ; ''• • E. Butler, Deptfoid,cturoun-hrester,Ser.ll), Oct. 111, Nov: '9, utlca, at-.tinildhah. Attunwy, ; Ids.. 14111441 1 1!b1 Bait lents,haildings, Holauris. •• . . • ..• d'cJewell, Angel-court, Botcher-hall-Isamta,ler. Sept. 25,* Oct. 9. Nov. 9. areleven at (MildhalL •Attontey, Mr. Si. W. lirOusg, Vine-street. Piccadilly. . •, • •• J. tll 11, tipper Ilary-le-bour- 4 wet; blither-cutter, Sept. 25; (rt. I. Nov. 3, at ries ea, at Guildhall. 'Altarao, Dlr. Jeri; -Cltelvote..treet, Fitz roy-square. • • • •• r W• Nicholli t Piccadilly; linen-d Oct. 12, at twit, 19, .at eleven, Not. 3. at ooe, at raper Attorney.. Mr; 3. • 'Wilkes, . • •••• • • , .A. Salmoisou,Wellcluse-square, merchant, 21i;ori. • Nev. 3, at tea, at Guildhall . .' ttlidtaeldrs, Mods. lialeisambl Son, •Casile-street, Iltwsrdsdtteli. . • . • • • .J.•Matal :tad T. Adams; Leadeahall-stmet,Sao.oshkee.. egos. Oct. 6, N0r..3, at • ten, at =Guildhall. Artiorterf. ido.lllliT. xiagnm, Ec ii church-buildiogi, Fenelturch-street. . • - T. Mewled, Southborough, Kent, gunpowdet idtaufactiatr, Sept. 29, oel _,_f, N0v.13, at 'twelve , at Guildhall. Muslim' Mr. Mr. Worry, W rfolk-street, Strand.. . • . • • .. t _,• • .. 12. Lail, Little Ormond - street , pl asterer, Sept. 29, • Nov. 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoriges, Meson. Timam, • Lad Pike, Bloomsbury-square. Load, Deroodiire-itreef; tNwesomoarr, piano-forte-tom 1‘ - • r, 8E14.15,19. tista..3,At twelve, at Guildha ll . Attu Gies, ' ears. Celina add Waller, Spiral-imam. r • TIIVIDILNDS. Oct. 90. T. Elliot, iledford.street, taylor.-Oct. 17. 1. Prime and J. Smith. Birmingham, deuters.--Oct. ls. T. Hack. worth, Parbohl, Laiwashire, victualler.--Oct. 16. T. Ralley.l . and J. Hunt, Kingstoo-upari-tialLemmaioo-breivers, - ..Oct. R. Hunt, Nottingham. mercer.--01%. 19. J. Berry, Shisekai• ter, calico-priatcr.-Oct. lb. A. lilauA 51 Newtwde.upon.Trati o l rucer.-Oct.l J. Share, Shoe-lane, copPer-Plate-makeer • Oct. V. 11. Silvßlock, Havant. Hants, linen-draper. Oct. Id. J. Artoo, Great Dritleld, Yorkshire, grocer. CERTIFICATES.--.oer. 13. S. AKA • OP, Bermondsey, vroolstapier.-J. P. Scott, Ncw ca•tle-upon-Tvne, gmeet.-J. Chadwick, Bredbury, hat-ma. nofacturer.- Ann Chadwick. Bredttary , Chester. hat-maau facturer.-R. Aldridge, late of Nallawattli, Gloucester, do thier.-Wea. Sykes, White-lion-4feet, Norton-Falgate, seed factor.- L. Whitton, Market-street, Newport-market, paw • toe-merchant. PARTY ERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. J. Williamson, S. Wells, aad J.l. Pryor, Baldeck, Herti. • banker,.-J. Siaramen, jun. and T. Lloyd, New-court, • Clutched-frlar.,consfacter..-W. B. Stewart and T. Lansdale, Duke.street, p anda..Mouchester-sqrarherdashers.-W. Sleward, A. H. Steward, I'. Steward, Thacker, Bury St. Ed round's, beer - b• :wen .- E. Shaw and J. Parsecs, Bradford, Wilts, salt-merchants. The Average Ps Ices of Corn, computed frosn'tbc reformats& in the week ceding Sept. 15, are, Wheat, 1099. 11d.—Rye, fils. 10d.—Berle), Otis. 10d.—Oats, SOL yd.—Beans, 555. —Prate, bYr. 9d.—Oatmeal, 300. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sager. com peted frogs the returns made in the week ending Sept. 19, is 426 bed. per eat. A milk psAe, 'containing upward/ of one hundred guineas in gen', nays lately emptied of its content's • I. s psofessi..nalgvutleman's house int \Chelteniaani, and an equal . number of halfpence .wece ertfsl7. kilt is their Whit liy tha isoessf,AoA.:Oredator: II k i OLD DAILEY, S.ITUEI)4T ) SEPT. 22. • 1 111011 DER. Richard Grifira w indicted for the wilful mnr. der of Aao . Griash, his Vlifs*, in the parish of St. Andrew, Maoris, lir :the City of London, on 'ruesday the sth of the present month. Thomas Griffin, the brother of the Prisoner,' and Piudence Griffin, his wife, wlt. were understood, to . have .bleu present when the dreadful act was committed, did net appear win . walled on, and their mogul. altacea Istra I ,4lioNd to be estreatcd. Eilward.:l4r*Eltitss; a hair-dresser, stated, that in .eonsequewee of thwalarm of murder given tin the night of the stl), hp. went in pursuit, and on appre. handing the Prisoner, heard him wish that the de. ceased might not survive until morning. A watch man also proved, that when he was.asked how he could do,so rash an act, he answered--" What I have done I shell he happy at. If she it &dead we. man, I shall 4k happy," lie spoke to..the same elect when taken to Alm watch.liouse. • • Alt. FaICAllOr, a caipenter t deposed ) _ that when. hie liked the deceased twice. whether her hir,band thpael, - she tiptlded:her head eah time. When be tnvired . pr kerMth What it had beta dene, she 0 t4tuwardt if/ .b,itip 4 11 471'. cati'learrliitig, 4113110. tikind open, it'd; itiocur iipiso. it.. bbe ..shit had *pot d0...6 it herself, up. r.sikw, • aluctiOtt`klier head, The 'P'riii4ner , was iotipt'abiaspli s ; and upon lk)eiPtitSkid if he *set kr.h . Ashatid, a e p r edtbid het.. heat'. • She we% ittlitive; i ppd'attil* 'minutes atter.l*•(Shi* . diiid in being eveliyed 10 thq . ' ' ' • . Mc. skizipet, imigo•R, siated 4 . .4424he wine , lv ltemi•iseparitid,' tad teat the deceased teak, , languor ! 7 • .• The ititrirect confeksion • e the Prisonei l. *Anti apprehended, was corroborated by sev.‘ral to whom he had complained of the ittfillity'rot wife, as also that she had been oat two riightiiiiiirs day. Tile Prisoner, when called on for his defencle, only said, that he hope d he was!not guilty. Ile re. tetrad ats'escellent character fromseirefil'perscins, I who *aid that the deCeased was the !Aerie, and 'mach given to associate wigs other men; *. • The Learned Judge (Mr. Baron Wouto) iiagret. toad the absence of the two mostmaterial Wittiatei • but:observed, that as fiteir•abseiseetoitid . nlielle it. tributed .. to any design or Collusion on!theisirt - rst the Pris i oner v 'ke ought not to suffer from •thialtir4 , easettance,srrei.which he had no contiOnl. 4 '. 'Vf. tre.fact itself there seemed little doisiit;•antll bosighl the Prisoner might have been irritated bY 'the ital. deity of his wife, that did not 'entitlohim to take •the punishment into his isi•o: hands: , It he• had killed her purely out of rifting°. for her lefrdelity, It was clearly murder ; if a • quarrel' had ensited, and he had petpetrated thedeed'iluringthis quarrel, and tredisr . tesieudilea inipnitte of the moment, this .wbutd'onlyeractiat tti!inairalatogltter. lie airy titittsraikkat.,t *vile . _o'clistk . to cons!: 'dei tlieitWetekt, after ionatitiltig'SlX.shOuri intl . a half) rawest! a verdict of , ilon;hitsghtee. • • dtIDD LES E s T DV ES'S' r. '•' • 4. • 4 I . P • r 1-. pevi o n of ihe; , ,selluntes_atiatteiteittable club of Witisani.: 4 olo:;,afiiii Pox, Jaynes too e,' P ilili '[let, Wflfiuna ThOtigson, Richard Piaistis; James bone, sad R4bert Aspinal, were tklerfin( Seib rday, irid all found Guilt , . having been twice before cop vietecTof sij niitsrOffen`chi:its,d punished, waf *sentenced to 'three yeiri Imprliotitnent,, and to stand once in AC Nils :100; . fri . the Heyinalket, opposite riaton.sWeer. ' Cooke,.. the keeper' 4 - the h ..niyisp• son, Francis, ind Done, eieqac4 sentented to two y earsitn - pitson men i and the piltoriin - the sape 1)1 Ice ; aritt 2ststnal, as not having appiirei to active as Itie Others, to one year's ituprisoutaim,, only. .fames *AP Napsarts, 2 . 114 .fisensa4. .frt 4ketr, a itiaalid-Tooking'3ld, of about 1 7 ,.. a : in the `Twit itaiment •of Quasi's, *erg .trild tor tstinilar at . a 'Oublic.knuiv, .W . titte rfairt.ptra, the llth instant ; apd"Weige ori. clobler;'alid - Yohn Cattnore; 'IT soldier, were indletedfitesishaitsrerime, at the Star anti Crown 13roaway, Westminster, on the 41st Juir.-* - 11finit were caught in the fact.—Seu. lance deferred difalenday. ;On Sentence) being pronnanced on the Vere.street gang on Satunisfrobefr were all nandcuffed, and tied to one chain% Court; and ordered to Cold-bath-, fields Prison.- Oa tensing the Court, a nwhierons crowd of people, who had collected at the door, assitiled of with lists, sticks, and stones, which' the . Constables 'could not completely prevent, al , thongh they were about forty in ntimber. Thu pvi.' sonen'paretiving their perilous situation, itionedi. Maly raw in a body to the prison, rbieh they reached Inlns few onlifolos, and' theClutetablos, by blockading tim 'Wits, prevented the most fleet - of their as. sallimia fro, molesting them during their ingloritius What" On Wednesday evening a serious occurrence took place at Margate. A Midshipman belonging to the Furious gun:brig stabbed one of the seameu of.that shy with his dirk, in several parts of his, body, for * noo.conspliauce with orders; it is said they wore, both intoxicated. He was immediately conveyed 10 the Foy Boat public-house, where he was attooded by the surgeon of the ship, and the neat morning on reported to be in the graatest danger. Thu °deader was secured for the night, and the folloir. jag Arty was giveit over to the Captain of the ship, to be tried by a Court-garde! ; but a vast con, course of people having assembled arthe time, cried out that he ought to be tried by the civil power, under Lord Eilenberough's Act ; and finch was the' feeling of the thultitude at the sinomenti, that the, Midshipman, in being conveyed to the boat, very, nearly fell a sacrifice to their revenge. • Asa girl, about twelve years of 'ge l -the dough. ter of. a icoor man, who lives at the „slablcs, the back of the premises -belonging• to Mr. Peckham, of Gray's-inn -I' tssage, was nursing • her sister, a child only twelve months old, on Wednesday owning, she accidentally fell from the hay.loft on the pavement, and was nearly killed on the spot. She survived only a few hours. The infant is also ihoeklbgly bruised that her life is despaired of. ~T ~t+~aß BOW.STREET.--.LITTLE . GO'll.-011 Sal., morning information was 'received at the above Office of a Little Go, or private Lottery, and at the ' same time 'mitigation was made by• the person giv. Ing the inforaltlon fordissistance to lappress the. , same, and Mat= desired Rivet' to attend. In the a William Robissoot, Afars Robinson Mail Aftten r Elizabeth Proiss, el*Pin Austin, Thomas Sumner, and Margaret *Tan, were brought to the office: by James Lake,, anti ' charged by him with being Rogues and Vagabonds, under the Little Go Act. James Lake said, that in consequence of private, information, which he received, of a house being used and resorted to by a number of persons foe traniacting Illegal lnsuranees "and Unlawful Lot. ' teries, at No. 0 ) Parker.street, Drury-lane s kept by the Prisoner, William Robinson, he went there accompanied hy .. Rivett '.the 'officer, and ,Eaving 'gained admittance, be skied:foe some time at ' the dohr of the room on thelrst floor, where, he tal l derstood the trautteetlons In the illegal insurances Were carried . on, 'end the . door being open a little, he Could hiar . and tee - all thlit was going on. He saw all 'the Prisoners in the room, except Wi.11401 Robinson, .the landlid'cif thq house, 'wan entered the room a few minutes ifter.,,lle Saw the Prisoner; 'Mary Reliin'siin, 'lii the 'act . of taking an iustqakee Criiin titti•Prtsniier 3 : Miry Allen, who held a pope in her hind,. which the 'witness pi"nductiti t • ; thirke . ' 4,'"ivlrli certain numbers and firing, upon it.:Mril '" 1 ~.. 11.oltinsori . Mitt enteill . it the nungSpis. ant( sink on a 'writtininipet, 'which dip 'willies!' pilitl. - 4 0 , mirk. 'kit' 21,* . ehlt 'he at 'sires . time heard riey'Aflri nt il itlyiplYlveY • itohihetin, '!' yap . r illput. Own N. ii.s6o. for - fie:giiineils; and . N0..,100 nii, kre . gtiinias, ~#P.tiri'whiiti ho- went op to ithciii a nd t'oeh t the pa. pets tiln'them, 'nisi] "other papers, which he pro- ' tilted, Ai:irked C, 19, E, and I , ', which contained "heettlierre end 'silts • ipparelitly for insuring ; ,thet nipontlie t foriSotii•r, IVilliam Robinson, colning,to 111I4Ori'in,'who had eon); from the top of, thelitiretel from hit work, as A ifitiVillker, inconsequen ce of the poise that was Made tY'his disturbing them, to inquire Whit' iris the Matter, this witness asked hint 'who he was, 'and Whether he 'wit the master or the house? he replied he was. The witness then re. fused .tolee hire go ; when Robinson went towards 'the• fire:place, to get the poker to assault him, hut liii wife prevented'him. Ail the Prisoners were in 'the room except Win; Robinson, round a tribps ap. 'tiering for the putpote; he had no-doubt, of lilting W)i I" dealing is illegal insuelecis or 'chances; Collett the `Little. GO. . ' ' Mr. ' RtAD ' dfiebOgNl all the Prisoneri f fic4 Whiled Rbliinion t Mary . Xpliiiison, and Au., Allen. The tiiti fotmei he convicted under the 41d Geo. the 3d 'AO.' 119, for taking and dealihg Iti . Illegal inseraoces, s -and adjudged them as . rogues and' vagaltonds;• and committed them as such to the 'Rouse ofCerri4itds;tlit the next Middle:set:guar. ter Sessions. • "•.• • • ' '• • .. • '..--t 7 Mary Ifeibinion'eatthatitil'vert bstich . l4i 'to ht , sent to priso nt . its title liadlour stiselt children roe* of them waist her' breast. .. Mr. RrAn ctiaiiiietqf 'that thireliei'fitAlineefitt between the ittiAlf6o;s' else ind lifm`y, 4us" ; 11l therefore•catiacted her for the . arkiri i 4 i t iffeit,' 4iut . . . • • only adjudged her trilielent to the" on,* 0 tr ot. rectiOn'foreeveti divi. .• . • 'T; - civ . - .iiitietsinhin -4t.aarntighti WiOity.two .ettubite ._,,,_ i __ . i darettiv froth Covent:Chitin itiftahAtsisitej. ',gieli*iiii* having' in a diicirdhrljt - dfasdner in St. Satnees-street. , They were dircliergcd on proinising .So.:c . nosioct . theihieltes'ilth i,liii.e iNbniiefy in fhture. -' - . .• , -szaziaiiiideiaaaserOaes THE SAMFORD GHOST!!! ,;-4 . 1,..t delusion isircs# completely exposed,: and Any. crs.iliiloult 'betteueril, laughed at.—N. B. Those who leant , their tin terra I. RAIsEn without delusion, and Ao„isiugli knitted of. being laughed at, are.aalvised to r iiiiiiyan.Ciirtira, 8, CHARING-Chess, whose •Ntief,er#ol, Pock- tells . , folks theirfortrtues with perfectutli ' . .. 1 '`1 "- - II ' The London and 'rawer Hamlets 'digit, it ; Is slid, ore to be assimilated to the other Militia 'fieginittnts, and rendered subject.th the same extent of duty. The hckp harvest loproved tolier,ablf abundant, and of good quality.: rliake lamplei 4,0 freely at nine guineas per Cwt. Tba duly, is estimated at 82,0001. . . A woman,who had been left incharge of the hcnsc of a Mr. King, No. 24,_ Baker-slreut l North, was on Friday evening discovered to be dead, by the. bed .side. Her husband, occasionally absent to thb City, had not seen her since Tuesday. A: if sup posed that she died that evening. Her infant, ten months old, was all that, time tha melancholy bat helpless witness of Be prpther's calamity. Saturday eighty abffist, tea o'clock, as a young woman was going elent,l 4 it?colu's inn.fields, with n'baket on her atn!„ . camtaining marketing articles, * tall man attapketl.heg,..lo4 before any assistance . tame to barjolletimpt tiasbagket from her arm, With whioh•begot clear-off." Fortunately there was nothing of great value in it. ", Swistmuss.—Last week a man drest as a . respee. ,_table groom, called at Mrs. Taplin's, Queen-street,. Wgeware-reatl, and ordered some horse medicines. . :He said his master,. Colonel O'conner would be a good cuatouncr, if he approved of the articles sent.: Mrs. T. said would prepare the medicines or dered, by the evening, and would send them,- 7 -blit the man said, she need not do that, as the gardener . should call fur them—" and (says he) to prevent any Mistakes I will pay you now'!.. r. ,-, he then . gavea 'draft drawn upon Mr. Contts i iiittpanker (signed 410'00;10er), fur two pounds-.and said Mrs. T. Kenld i llitve the goodness to giro bim tho difference ; the medieistes came to shout 175,. She gave hip the, differenoi, and added.tonny. thanks. fur , his recont.. mentlatinth&c. Thi draft was sent -to Mv..Co,otte,', and immediately fOund to . be, a forgery. The .. sir.. dcner, of course, never called for the medigiocs, ''.. GI" Tuesday the Ho,ston fnail-co,4p vomiverturn- . akin Noithborough,. a 'village bekvregq. Potekbo rough' and Peiping, owing to the burseiTekilgAight at .4n ast!l",44k with a pair of panniers:. two, Ras p . sengers, liusbanti.and, wife, who had paid inalletare ; hut pactei t red: riding an: the roof of th'e rOfich li i ii stere ' dreadfullysitUrt bythelic.ckdent : the former, - ~ . thigh and his' cellar.bote broken, and hi,,toilgue nearly suseret) . in tttl.' The female was claug4r,ottsq bruised. TLC guard had an anOs kruken.--. : •'I . . . ~,. .. teliate4 • e ATTEMPT AT SVIcIDE.—SANT4IIII young man of genteel appearance, . took a.boat at Husigerfoiti.,' jug the waterman to row when the boat vfas half way the.itreall, but. was fortinii tery Grate, 'by it'lliWs boat time, when he was taken .on bausted; he refused telling - abode; he was liken pratet . in a derabged state of Mind:" A few days ag ri a young sow, giretenditiq to be All house in the hilleries, and I Portugal, called on au eldiiii and desired . her to accon4 square, where she might revel ivhieb she inid long been in e: ' a &mite flicod ) , bat was in, 'three guineas And a half, as /change ready 'where he gas after walking is'ithort ..tllO street, promising to return ii money in question, 0016 hi it:in:Monday last, an Inqi terbury l . by, Tuflll4l.l ;AMM of WM. CAM.PBEAL, a tile. who died sitildidy, in the geruLty nig it t. Ti t o . de : l,:elot p great !respectability, .aiyi a the,navy ; bus, iii . airimprl 401 . 9 d iptii the lar Light pro ;invent hotted Ascot:and li iistoxiantion. He wits. the Ifiitightim . was . the next 1 , antilunnediatidy . punished wi the severity of which very m he had, hnweier, alum,. re/ of 'his, punishment, a hen hi Peued, Cin d e r cur Lit ins i a tic. Oie tUniiirepresentation, it 1 'iummon stlory, t to ascertain 'lifter a view of the body, 'mine the Staff Surgeon, wht ceased ; and he deposed, ipa, ptiniAntent was nut . the Cause being questioned as to the man's death, .he could nut decide, as ' he had not open Jury, without further ' infer 'the. next day ; and rupees' gent,, of Canterbury, to a surgeon,- and open the body ; found the stomach and bowel! but, upon examining the lit 'blood congtilated on the braid but 0,,e his death was ince* 'tit. The .ruit then delivered `MS vlifetgiiiit of Goal. Sitliiii it a Tut Cnictz.--, :doJill . '*?„ says, 4 6 t paintespai: d eer ; and poolt.oriciam, eity,.eotit. .4 . b e has 44efkitred the Wilt et 04 . .411614' o f the 'i; roL. - 2 - AMOtlitiliitr in ii t kit asseuibly I. riitsiAt:Oka _____ 'llls bee fa tilid i - 01. the protosoots ~.c elisia, ' 6 'oloo4' ti . ke tireir4a. 4 6 4 Nthaimitilloft peeniso#4 . thetk iiitAO.* ht rFcc,o, l 7.e, if 54.60- op • cictdivisiii , ,colit i iris broulb be ore tneik ..Ir., 4 'itsiding in JpOisin& s , 3., 4 :CcoMptupy. of tiff Bitilk o ii its, biiy kiiim ? ,:idekiviiii;ii , .Diiii, .',tf yict :lii . liartetii I'4d:ft:isle' 'ii; tat 001 4 1 . s'vten If Amore* seik . lo#got tib . ~* frotc . .4 the Xsieliillaer . ~i 2) tinisOn,tinceist . 4lo lhi the.4 ( lll4fliiiit 4 0 4 4.Pri* g a` bunt d ,46 rrottt` #hotti s :I'4 ah'ii• ipt thU vossei'l l i •Atigui « q.. - tat that titer sups In caitt i e4aoUcer of an our w that ntittieblrit), is 'Thom having . oen'waslieron' slior by Chi kW iirsiitikliies fiend use of the ship:, company, tl ed j to be sart of her èuu :their,. --- Andrew, --. ---,.--- Ehnis, John f3ierann CirbOter, Siii r Irene", Ind' is ark ifiltalt 'se eth e' above . CiiitaltiT;Pito . 4; from GrenA. i Or,Selonson has brought ' Gileal to such perfection tilt._ ing,tbp worst toil most crabbed nerves. Ltal ways exhilirates eat Istizei 'ant' Invigorates the whOle medicine, for its healing, bitsimi , sanative 'qualifies Upon the de -- deserves the vanadious ateouri from all ranks Wjio gave been Isive'recoiirinlolt. it is i ill inward Wastino, Iciiiili It: :DeliressiOn of Spirits, Trete; "the Hands or LitubS, obstir (if 'Bicath, CensorniniVe Hai iiiiisbtr . Offhe - ,c'ar,. 'M. Sol Melly itseful'to . the" . 4aletudit necessary to goard'against ci lug the words, "SiiMl. Sole gensed on khe, stamp affixed ti irlia' it 'iianiiot 'be gettnitte• fobr in- one lis.' bottle (' ?dithersis Ind 'Leigh...Lat. suited, fipectsbis,usual fee' r. letter . sliould i :for aareifbe Chi *Letter,. Dr. &Rennin, ,bread p 0 . 0 . 1-" - :~z eatiki tes —Saturday ...„ 1 , 1 ; trance, dressed in black, ' s tai r 's W apping, leash him across the waled 7 .over, he leaped lob itely rescued from I Ira .t that was passin g st th on shore very much es 144 . ..fililis er place ( st'earlssrp as heoppehrd . tat . bf . gersteet app eg t it agent to a m . ereantih ( having connection nig dy Lay in Whiseekapel, .. rspassz him to Amerisis i celie a sum of m oitql expfetation oft she sett nduced to advance hi I he said h e should ktiii l', . 1 i l l lt tal :u n e 4) ; C s i r e i: e di e. i fl:2 l l4 :::::: feltb etd 'i:ft he t re nia i ii4l9 : l4 !• • . '1..17hi ' Tsl II D 5 Lq. nn the h e l t el l ~11 a.:111 i r ti o r t Drop* 14ii: c Ai eti tary 0911)141 il l in teat. . was of *a Niftily- 1 i f tommiisioneel officer ,it or l os rodent. manner, ll.6l ei • 0 ragoutis; from noels s. town :il'oer; a l a state* be' ; lame, ' daY • taken . 11 Ht' !unplug (ii- - scia)) ; trial, VI rich fuunhu.Mlted lasts" ; Y much s.ffectodisis a t i as i ; i•Cosermi froth the rffs.e:s sis death saddpiy'l4 r..s So . strapicious,.noulli. was deemed neccssarpo r - e the cause of his dvalls. - thi l proceeded t0.c.0. w cr to had attended th e d e . ct !put he was cert a i n t h e ui Ise of his (froth. Up% sti ! probable cause of 60 .1.: t take upon hisaseil'io r tenets the body. T . be ortitatiou, alijokmed ' to '" ;W., Mr,. Docx sc, , Ser. pi trend with the Inditary V r ; whith they slid, and wets in a perfect, state; vs head, 'ther found tie I/I 4.41 .., risk,* and had n? 04: Itilquad by la ii" P- . ied & veidict•—Die #i 1 .1 ,i,. how, •, ...4' letter from our PAW.% r. ClOtro, 11, eatrlei.sn, assidenlin this :criered' the famous pro. iti t d o , Ind 4r pr,i4,neste nitres 14, i4 , y of the sitassisaticiass. 1 spot. 6fi pi sad ma. 4014341 mi" aid to ' sw le ho ftwir ps AI , : ...4 ; olitereels,e, 11114 ' N 'YriLkeit aiinit litailpt . s it hi e Si 4i d the G lliL o re re f r u sziold .. . ii , . • ! ~ rtiz il i.Bahli_otaegrol4- 0 01',, - .1 'a aif.ll9.4essi in l e _ .1 , 1 . 67 v to .t * *Soy ova , 4 r.. : ',weer's 0 , .1 1 1 Ine :4:1 • :Mkt %rota it . il! "If,: , ;., .1 - .. Ai I ) 6 l, e iiii . u;r 4l u e l t : i4 t i h:c .rtai iillll7 4 i v s f y j n i 4o e 4 h itlit i ft . : ,... . u : ii r t , ..; Ptuscd t° P!..'''O' 4 n' i iishilifsiceo . ifiiiio,,:nit . aiiits . ColattO i I if, ri sec iirearTh.d4w i - . irt :.-•.:: 1 iu his pocit.:t . ; rot,' we tbivrouoviog itiTßl7= • svf, miz..— , ,!Ii , ~...... i, - Litlion, J. 'Vr!ll4.4r ! • nelar, J ohn Cry is, ; &John %Vsite. . Tiers vessel Wu the areli4 t , retinae. . 1 ;: t his Cordially ti tat it never fails re ii . .. 'ebbed disorders of , the . . es' nsrcheers th4 . spirit4, . ~ whole fraMe. Sot+ .a bathitale, (density, ,snd debilitated constitciqr, nr 'ageMso - .t it sleets yah „ to ems fort' 'el" ugl It iiiia f t p hin A c ibt: c r i ii : p c i .g i e t i o, t r i tei l t .og y e ir , 36 :l lT in . a hs d i a i b g it ci Ao l; "il tih l",e i ! . but i , t s n i; ir. sn_ :oaa o js\ h;s kt! dt: c ' ati sO 7 l "• , at . ri : a o ii t : sn o, : s,, r tc; :i ss. " 7:4,..., t; 4l.:l l :64 :: , . , `s*olosistits, • pp • s' of half.a.gui , . Oils 114ebte . • ‘ . di I 4 ,a4l;aulist!, tin i ~... sietiojoter. r e, mei. .. L ii, s . et • / .itjtiti* . 7' 4 . iiiitiel * *** , ..** c" ~.......r... 44 . , .‘ ,e r agy i5 , ......- Q.. • ' .:'•4 1 6 1 . mord. n ee, itiiiitssoses. re: 7 t t n e y6ber s s iing7u camisinuiberi i t_ tth 4 i' llilli Ewl . : Cilri.t .or — '":; a #rgyl!shßll aw imesre 11st Or Li T . 0 1 . 10 k 87* Flett-uteet. • ... ••• •4;:. It . POLICE. • ' „ fitli.TlJl Un tbt 9.0 . 91 inst, in Ginsrt.ntrieet e (ha Wednesdayla,..tt, are Ludy ve Lisitto el a alatighser_ Ocr thatorday- last, the . jirtr daughter. , ~. =a. z. ~,, ,~ ~ 1)11§31. • •ontrogirviay last, atTotitl-eate: safe pf,Steiitteol ' 06MAttlny last, in . Spuds *We: Ango,s ~l cltienglmcr of the kw thomar fint-Csita4rl of (be Clort of l'lsiwce* , rT at Fulham, A,sknick and • Lockguir Heme t 02 ••••••• , LgIN ..Phited Und jit sr a 4 wiAir..belk :..n!:r • " A f t‘ eawc.44 tz4, ; • F s e b ti • • Wf.^.' i ~/ L I I i