The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-09-26 00:00:00

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Aller which • 1 2.* eli• THE ABONUaiiiNTAL TROPHY rim Olt& sour of his bite MAJESTY KING GEORGE 11$., Amigos* anti to be executed, by Matth ew W yatt , S I C i His ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of YORK. PATRON [NU : • Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCESS AUGUSTA, Her ROYAL' HIGHNESS Gie DUCHESS of GLOU CESTER, Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCESS SOPHIA. Her ROYAL 'HIGHNESS the DUCHESS of CEA= BENCE, • . • Her ROYAL HIGHNESS t h e DUCHEMII of RENT. Olegerraoss His ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of CLARENCE, His ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of SUSSEX, His ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, ri lini; TRU/Ten : •Is ' Sir. JAtiF.S BLAND BURGE-4.'Bmi. . JOHN RAMRBOTTOM, Esq. M.P. lt" ; '' ROBERT WILLIAMS, Esq. M.P. i.r Treasurers, Memrs. DRUM HOMO. t • usr OF igu magi BMW . • • .. .11. M. 0. &a Ake iambi Klima .set PP NH. v. , It .... 1...£105 0 Yiassout Ta rr i n g' s ", 110 - 401 4 i N . H. H. His Prin. The Right Hos.. she sass Astute -....105 0 Earl of Liverisisef /OS 0 H. R. H. the Duchess The Right Hos. the . of Gloucester .... 105 0 Marquis of Lou- H. R. H. the Prin. diosderry ems Sophia 105 OG. J. Gedlirie, Em.. 10 10 His Grace the D u k e Vi e. Exinuuth.GC.R. 25 0 of ItntlaNtl, K. G. 100 0 The Earl Of Breads!. The Earlof Blesision 50 0 bane - 52 10 The Marquis of Saha. The Right Rms. John bury 2l 0 6w lll vei The Earl of Marring- I Gee** tliefirrell lon I • Jobs Julies Anger. 1 Sir Mirka &aloe .. A . stein, Esq. 52 10 ! Sir John Campbell, e•' . ' The Bishop of Here- K.C.T B. ..... ... 6 .5(6 ford 25 0 The Right Hun. Lord Sir Wm. Corti; Earl. BOSIOU 3l le M.P. and Alder's's 111 0 The EarlefAbiogrlon 64 le Dr. M. Baillie 26 5 Lord Bagel . Geseral T. Garth 51 10 John Thornhill, Esq 5 5 The Bishop of Norwich 10 0 Ws. King, Esq lO 10 The Provost of Eton, Lieut.-Colusel F. W Dr. Goodall 50 0 Trench, M.P 2l 0 General W.Cartwright 52 10 Was. Jerdaa, Esq 5 5 Ges. Sir H. Taylor, i Mr. Milliken, Dublin 1 2 111 P. 11L C.B. 52 10 W. Fawkr, Esq. Chit- N.M. Rothschild, Esq. 16 ft! worib House, Suffolk 10 IS Sir Francis Wilke 25 0 ' The OMeersasd Sol t:. Adams, Esq. M.P. 1 0 diets of the Seth David Km, Eaq. M.P. 10 10 Regimes's, or CON- E. H. Doll Hughes, naught Rangers Ell he Editor of The I James nom, Esq... 5 5 Observer lO 10 ; Sir A. Grant, Rich fr. John Bridgman, mond . 26 10 Wignsore.street 1 1 Mr. sod Mrs. Grotty, Hr. JOIN" Bridgman, of Kensington.... II 2 ' Wigraort-street, led Vie. Dwdley-lic.Ward 52 10 subscription 4 4 H. H. Oddie, Esq... 5 5 I Mr. Warren, Knights- F. Hort Esq. 2 I bridge 2 2 ' H enr y ' Cr rjet . Ime Rev. Geo. Simpson, I Lieut.-Cubs:al of Glover's Huuse, Dragoons -.... ,: i 5 Pettiagbsat, Keel 2 1 Henry Fryer, Rig Rev.,. Make Sir C. Flower Brat— 20 0 The Dote of Sussex 10 10 J. Cotton, Esq. LI D. 21 0 Sir James Lanham, J. Bowden, Esq. Bank Beet. Drecior The Marquise( Hen 1 The Rev. W. Peters, ford lO5 0 Newcastle - upon - The Marquis of Lo- Tyae. ibises Sir K. Wigrans, Bart. , Alderman Garrett... .10 10 Walthamstow-lrouse 52 10 The Minh Luminary 2 2 Sir David Ogilby .... 10 10 ' Sir Richard Carr Glys, •• C. Forbes, Esq. M.P. ; Bart 2O 0 521 10s. ; Mr. C. Riehard Pfumptre FOCl'''. jun. 101. Gly6, Earl . lO 0 10s.; Mr. J. Forbes, J. 12.i11t5..1 2 .5q - 5 5 ju• 10110. ; Mr. i the V.mluf Radnor 331 61.8 d. (1. Forbes, 10/. 10.. ' ellitel Kihlbielte Esq' Master James S. I • per LSlbbrieb A Co. lOO . 0 • Foibes, 101. 10a ; Jubri Gilt Evert'', • Miss K. S. Forbes, li' Fvq.:"}trytesbury, ' 101. 10s. 105 0 Will, • .....4" lO 0 Fl Fuuusleroy, Esq. 10 10 Charles Kearchbull, Mathew Roper. Esq. 5 5 , Esq. Bibington, Adm. Sir R. Bicker. ) Somerset lO 0 ton 25 0 The R ev. G . F. L. No- , R. Campbell, Esq. Ar- • inlay, St. Collie gyle-street - S 1 rine . Cloisters .. 5 0 Gru. Sliders, Esq. Wm. Clarke, Esq... 5 5 M.P. Alderman 10 10 Mrs. 11'in. Clarke . 3 3 N. Byrne, Esq. Erb- i Major-Gen. George . A. . ler of The !than- i Armin/nu: ...... 5 5 lug Post 5 5 Ruh' . Still, E.g. Alex. Li* "t -Gene/al Vert ! uiidrr Hale Strong, Warner Homey, 6, I E.g. and Willough- Great Cumberlaud- • I by Kacklism, Esq. 10 10 plate l. 0 0 ' The Earl of Darr "num ih 50 0 Miss Bickerton, drat° 5 0 The Duke of Gordon 50 0 Miss June Frances ! Janie" Storkdatr, Esq. Bickerton, ditto 5 0 ; Clutched Friars .. 5 5 The Right Hon. Wm. I Lady Calthorpe .... 5 5 Donde., M.P. 50 0 The Lord Bishop of The Courier News- 1 Oxford 52 10 pep., General Burnett 5 S Bart. N. B. Edignirstone, J. 1). Abeauder, Esq. Esq. 2 2 M.P. Piers ii Esq 2 1 Kr. C. Livermure, 30, Thos, itolieris, Esq. 10 l'i Oxford•sireet 1 1 Jobs Arthur, Esq. 55 ' Richard Clarke, Esq. Sir James Samoans 10 10 CharlllofflllllB of Rev. Geo.Clianspagrie 10 10 London Mr. Thomas Ellis, Admiral Sir Jobs THE CORONATION. tr, The Procession ettrasneeros from Mestrakofir Bell— The Secnod Scene, the Interior of the Abbey.—'fie Third, and lotrudoetory Scene, is which Mr. Ralik sib' introits°, a neo Conde Suer, entitled, " The Xiang sad the Coroootion Old Engrain! gad the People. "--The north Beene, the Hell, in the enures of which the Grand Satre of the amitopion. To eikiehade with (bib time) a ape Farce, ealkd • MONSIEUR TONSON. The Principal Characters by Meows. ikoper, Riroard, Galije, W. H. Williams Plain, Mrs. Bland, Ifts. SI/Wit, and Miss Sooltbsoir. The Doors to be orient el fie o'Cloet, cod the Per. 16411101keis iv-beats at Seem Roses, 7. ; Scouted Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, Sr. 6d.; Sakai Price, 2s.,—Gallery, Is.; Stetted Price, le.—Upper Gal. kry, lc; Sitcom! Price, Id. On Saturday, Geraldi Dessl--with The Coratatkus—aad Muosieur Totowa. TIIRA TR it- ROYA L, COrsivrOAßD RN. T HIS EV ENING, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 26. will be performed the Tragic Play of PIZARRO. Peroviarra..4lialiba, Mr. Egerton; Rolla, Mr. Young; Orrarnibo, Mr. Chapman. Cora, Miss Foote. Sprauirdo—Plasirr, Mr. Connor; Alonzo, Mr. Abbott; Las Comas, Mr. Tater. F.lvira, Mrs. F.seit. After which (not acted them 40 years) the Farce of THE IRISH WIDOW. Sir Patrick O'Neal: Mr. Coaror; Whittle, Mr Emery; Nephew, Mr. Comer Ciliate, Mr. Chapman; Keritary, Mr. W. Fairer; Thomas, Mr. Blanchard. The Widow Brady ti (with the Epilogue aano, by a young' Lady (being her Ant apprassuce 011 'k is Stage). A Private Box may be had for the moms, an nightly, of Brandon, at the Hex oSce. IL are, 7-a.; Second Price, 3.. lid.; Second Price, 2s.—Gallery, Is.; Seeped Price, la.-.-Upper Gal. my, la. • Second Price, 6d. The ors will be pened at Half ram Si: 970104, and lb, Ploy beght et Seven. Placi:e foe the Doses to be taken of Mr. Brand's, at the Ilua•uffste,Mmeammoot, from Tr. till Four. Oo Friday,tilm argot Stratagem. Snub, Mr. Meodowe (fruits the Theatre-Royal, Bath, being his ant &programa csa this Stage). With the Rename of Aladdia. NRIV VREATRR-ROYAL, HAVNARKSIT. THN EVENING, WEDNESDAV, Sept 26, waft be performed (bib lime) • sew Comedy, dire* mum, called MATCH-BREAKING; , Or, THE PRINCE'S PRESENT. The Prforipal Characters by Mr. Osberry, Mr. Terry, Mrs. Rater, Mr. Drramp, Mr. Witham% Mr. Younger, Mrs. ChM why, Elm. Pearce, mad Slim R. Cow& After which, ttd lime. • new Comte Piece, Is mie act, called MATCH-MAKING. The Principal Chancier, by Mews. aster s ()sherry, De. einrap, Terry, mad Mr.. Cbartrriey. Previous to the Comedy the Mesita' Eatertaiomeet of TOM THUMB. • Kin Arthur, Mr. J. it rs men ; Lurd Grizzle, Mr. Tay. lure; Doodle, Mr. Williams; Noodle, Mr. Ilsambeed ; Tom Thumb, Mies G. Carr. Q uernareee Dolialolla, Mrs. Joon. Doors to be opened at Half pert Six o'Clock—the Play to Actin at Seven. Plater for the Howe to be taken of Mr. Alamein'limn, al *he Theatre. N.B.—Private Duxes may be bed nightly, by application at the Box-office. Tis.toorron, Sylvester IDeggrrwood—Mate‘breakieg—aied The Marriage of Figaro. GroveHowse, UM. beth . 6•• 2 2 Sir Geu. Pownall 10 10 Captain T. Christian, lluyal Vrterana 1 1 Dr. Win. Ruilihinan 31 10 Wa. Mistier. Esq 5 5 FAH of Siansfurd and Warrinetun lOO 0 J. Hisitlestune, Esq. 5 5 Dr. Valpy lO 10 Thorns, Kinn, Esq. 10 10 Wehrle! Burke, Esq. Ballyiles gen .... 2 0 Lord Churchill 20 0 The Rev. Dr. inner. Archdeacon of He reford. F. John Brown, Erq. Frampton, Dorset 50 0 The Officers and Pri vates of the 03i1 Illighlanderr 45 16 ()rile, Bart 2l 0 His there the Duke of Northumberland 100 0 The Rt. Hon. Charles Yorke 2l 0 Mr. Sams, St. James's- WI rept • .... 10 10 Benj. Keene, Esq. 10 10 Captain Edge, R.N. 1 1 W. Heberden, Dui. 10 10 Gen Sir Muted Clarke, 10 Vin. Admiral John Ferrier 2l 0 Dowager LailyArundell 1 1 Duchess of Bucileuch 52 10 Thos. Lownilea, F. 10 10 T. B. Sorete, E'q. 5 5 51 his Mocks 10 10 11. Kircher, Eq. Ar lingtouistreet lO 10 Alderman C. Smith 10 10 Sir JOHN CAMPBELL, K.T S. Hon. See. N.D--Sabse►ibers are requested to be particular in writing their 11111111111 and designating,, as it is intended to record thew in bronze on *ha Pedestal or the Itliosnineut. Books for receiving Subscriptions are opened at an the principal banking tingles in London and the Country; at CONTRACTS FOR - AITIIIAIO. ' - ••• - • • • : , Algallistaatioo am Illinweity. TnltasettY N . ) ; i • ~0111h111161114.11161/mittan Mk, 1621. SUCH. P4impas us are slgaisties el gootructing sills the how • for Commissariat Ss to folenieb for Twelve M ost, flow lb, Ist of N ames ., neat. such quantities of Straw for tiling Palliest**, se may ftem ham to time he required at the eareseb is dim neder•miestioried Goalies sad lalsorle,.snay remiss parlleglimir et the Con tracts a. applyirigot this ONirm, *Farwell lb* heves of Ten dad Pour ; alid to the reispeutims Ater,* Nesters sit the Meads of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, and deliver i their Tende r s a t thi s Oils. ( mailthig thereon " Tender f u r life""). until Tweks o'Clodft. Mt TUESDAY. the 16th October. Proposals are In be leads eepasately for each Commtp.in Alisith Britain. for the wisple of dm B&rrarhs is ther*b Drissior, and aloe fee the ellialit et theme I. the Thee Wands istJfiriereary, Jersey, ark ellilemsey; bat two Pdapireal sill be noticed unless made on, or smusuod at, is "rusted Mimi calor, sad she prices inserted in weeds as learnt; use sinless a letter be subjoined to inch Proposal from. a person or kiloton property, ea/aging to beemae boned with the party seadering fur the due perform's(' of the Costract. If Tenders are sari by puss, Use poetage must be paid. , . • COSI Bill ES. ' Berke, 1 Isle of Nam, Sonsereet, Breekaock, isle of Wight, .„, Sarrey, Chester, Kest ' Sussex, Cornwall, um : om War nick, Cumberland, I Middlesex, . York, Devon, • . NorAilk, , North Britain, ts Doom Iv Nerthapeoa, • °Maeda of Durham, . a ., Nottiaghass, *.Geerneep, Essex, • Pembroke, I Jersey, Hants, wait Suffolk, Alderney. - •!.r 47F FIrr ',••• . \ • • • y_ ..., t_ . i...' Star aet: rester; and Una% Card**, lisituu, as 4 aMI may, Gray's la*, 'Wake. ;awes &rrlsn, of DrayOw, it Mks, Sel99, Reiser, to mirrerder, October 17, at fear, 16, and November 6, at &eves, at Ilse Talbut Ina, Drayton in Hales. Attorneys, Mr. Stanley, Draytoa in Marti- and Means. Baster sad Banker, Gray's Isit-ylaoslssa. Thomas Gibson Ile panzer, of Liverpool, ship.hread. baker, to mwrinder, Cletolver irtfierember 6, at sae, at lbs Gimege lan, LiverpomiL ;l sblemmey•, Mr. Wil liam Hiude, Marsitali.street, Liverrietl; and 111 r. Edward atester, Staple law, Louden. Heavy Gird,late 44 Leitmilor, bat lOW of Park.lane, dltscx muldier, to sorreader, October 9, 10, sad November 6, at ;levee at the Albion Hotel, Birmiuglisin. Attorneys, Maas. Be . nrdillosi. and Hewitt, Brrati•soreet, Chespiude, London; and Mr. Juba Sinictr., Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. October 20. 1. gltebefl , on. of West End Cottage, Ewes do% Hertford, dealer mod dispose% at twelve, as Gotkiltaik, Lowden. October 13. T. Kay, of Psincesn.mpare, ltstaff-idesvray, Middlesex, coal-inerebast, at ekven, at Guildhall, Lestems. October 23. H. R. Reddens, of North Shield*, Nurthrunber laud, •ietnaller, at eleven, at the Commercial Hotel, Howard-street, North Shields. October 24. E. Phillip, of Narberth, Pembroke, lista draper, at twelve, at the White LW. Inn , Broad sheet, Bristol. October 24. W. Webb and H. Webb, of Bristol, drapers, at oar, at t►e White Lion Ina, Broad-street, Bristol. October 114. T. P. Jones, of Carstarthes, litten.draper, at ose, at the White Lion las, Broad•street, Bristol. CERTI FICAT ES —Oceoato 16. .1. B. Soosirdusi, of Lynn, Norfolk, lioeu.draper.—.l. Jagger, of East Ssooehoose. Dews*, stoue•raaaea.—R. Teeth/rem, of Chepstow, Mosinsooils, ship.hoilder.—T. Kay, of Princess. square, Rateliff.highway, Middlesex, eual.sserekaiii.—J. •les, of Holbesels, Liseuln , brewer —C. Cope, of Berkeley. Mews, Portmaa•squars, Middlesex, job master.—H. Wm. Smith, of Bird's-buildiap, !Islington, Middlesex, tea-dealer. Hoile, Isle of Beaekidreet, Load's, koltoo.oeller. tirirt . _ 1101 _ It ands of the pollee, who had just entered the shop. It women's,. and all chewed like tow. - saw it aberaaida in the Posher Office. 1 had oh served the number when the note was first tetttlered e mod when I saes it in the oilie r I knew it woo the same note, as the number sear still legible. • Sarah Godlier, daughter to John Gardner. flesher and servant to % I Vm. Green. I saw she, Manuel to Mr. Greeso's•shop toad). in M l y. Muss , had an Irish note iu her hand, otsd I said, " give it to we, and I'll get it chasogral ;" lisapet said the note was worth 3041„• hat aloe world given for 9.7.. I was offered 0i51y,465., sod came hack to see if I would take it ; she said I might ; bat it was robbing people and taking money out of their pockets. Miss Bond then went 'end said she would get it changed. When Miss Baud was ow I way Eating beside Pamorl. She easel, "I am very un easy. I *Oh all may be right, 1 wonder if she It is gene to Campbell's warehouse." Miss Bons, Mr. Campbell, and his warehouseman the cssiie in, and Mr. Adam said she had givrii him a bad note to day in Mr. Campbell's ware house. She denied it, and said she had not been theme that day. When Mr. Campbell's warehouseman went out fur the police, she asked the note from Moss Bond; sod when she got it she put her hand to her pocket and then to her mouth. Mr. Camp. bell asked far the note, she said aloe had toot got it. and said I had it ; I said I had sot. She then went rotind the counter and stooped down and said she had a sore loaf. Mr. Campbell said she had chees ed the note, she denied it, and I took the candle: mod went round the counter to look where she had been, and Mr. Campbell picked up the note, and said, " I told you you had chewed it, see what a state it is in." [This witness was about 14 years of age, and Lord Gabes complimented her for the distinct ev;- dence she had given.] Donald Frazer, criminal officer, apprehended the Pamir!, and found on her person 235. and three half-crowns. Two clerks of' the Belfast Bank proved the notes to he forgeries. The declarations of the Prisoner were then read. Mr. Hope said the case was so clear that be would not take up the time of the Jury in going over the evidence. Whatever might be the con sequence of their verdict, such was the present pre valence of forged notes in the country thut he could not take upon himself to restrict the libel: mercy must c front a higher quarter. Mr. Dixotv, Counsel fur the Pannel, followed the example of Mr. Hope. and did not detain the Jury. Lord GILLIES summed up the case in a few words. The Jury retired about two o'clock. The Jury entered the Court after au hour's •bsence, sad gave in an mianimous verdict of Guilty, and by a plura lity of voices recommended the prisoner to mercy. Lord Giettss, in passing sentence, observed that that was just such • verdict as the Court bad to expect, and lie must say with so. row that, consistent with their public duty, they had no other alterna tive than pass upon the unhappy woman the last sentence of the law. The multiplicity of the cri minal cases would not allow him to enlarge upon the enonnity of the c r of a hich she had hem convicted. He warned the Pannel to entertain no hopes of merry from man, but rather to prepare for her appearance before that awful tribunal where her fate would be fixed for eternity. She was then sentenced to be executed on the 24th October. During the addres s the Prisoner frequently cr i e d " 0 mercy, my Lord !" and nt lust walked down the stair with decent composure saying somethitig about having been decoyed into the crime. Awilreen mariner, charged with mob bing and rioting to Greenock, on the 9 h April. and also with having opposed and violently iosault ed the special constables and civil authorities, pleaded Gitilty, and the Jury found hint guilty iu terms of his own confession. Mr. HOPE addressed their Lordships, and stated, that the crime to which the Prisoner had just plead ed guilty, was one of a very serious nature. The indictment stateel, • great number of evil-disposed persons, among whom was you, the said Andrew M•Kay, having assembled upon the Quay., and other streets of Greenock, in a riotous aud tumultu ous manner, and having seized a number of barrels, watclimeter boxes, boats, rod other combustible materials, did proceed, with much rooting and disorder, to the square of Greenock, and did there kindle the said combustible materials, and make a great fire, in breach of the public peace; mud par ticularly did attack and assault, in a frrocion• and violent mousier, with midis or stones, and other missile wrapons, all respectable and peaceably dis posed inhabitants whom they encountered, whereby many of the inhabitauts of aernack, and in poi ticular J. Buclionnan, master shoemaker there, aud special constable. Robert Leitch, merchant there, James Gairdner, merchant these, Adam Fat' ri• , merchant there, and others, were severely aud et ti I:v beaten and bruised ; and with having assaulted ai.d driven the Magistrates Tutu the Town-hall, which they attempted to set on fire. Mr. Hope said, that although th4re were troops in the town, ready to act, they were never called upon, and it did not even appear that the Riot Act had been read, al though the lawless proceedings lasted for four hours. He thought it his duty to State these cir cumstances. Lord SUCCOTH could not help expressing the most unfeigned surprise that a riotous mob were permitted to keep possession of the town, till they were pleased to retire of their own accord. NJ effective ►teps were taken to disperse them. He trusted that a like circumstance would neve( occur in this quarter swain; and where the civil power was inadequate to the dispersion of any mob, they would instantly call in the assistance of the military. The Prisoner was then sentenced to be itoptisoind in Greenock gaol for 12 months. -- . S-- `. i i ' ,• 4 • :. 1 4 1 I Zr * •-), 'AM' it): • A) ~ rpm 404 . . i I u , I . ji . a ) 41 ,, i t 'r s . ....• . •fI4?IF , ---*•'".**-. •• w. lore OT " ' • ' 81.4 "II I •., gi peal. . '''''''''' ••• la •, •4 •'! 1 811010171-1 , .181&•1 r.ailie I...Eft•Aljtilb• lurtol ,Ola :, •• t . , let•••f ..,W . 4 atii8.4.110116118 ~. .•, " , 4 "It bl . '""'" . ' • • ":1 at 7114.0.r . 0 "7 - nil •.• • ' , . '• ' .v14141164* .ratoi. , . • • . !obi tvc,a DON f'W ED N EINIII*17; ' . strrtappgrt , . : . , „., „,. auwitt Ifp NI,•14:4111 gi '. •' . .1:10 • 111/1 I. , tone 4. 4, . . 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GEll7Ltlirw, Athe D..y or Election for tier Office of LORD MAYOR for the Year ensuing is near at head, permit me, is conformity with my pledge last 'ear, to request the honour of your support, as one of the two Magi airs to he returned, according to the social. image, to the Court of Atdrtoun, for their choice. I have already briefly staled the reamer by which I felt myself justified in dectimiag last year to re quest your suf. Imager, or to stand is the way of any other Candidate ; at she same time 1 vim preparedl to serve, at whatever iftrunve silence, if rehires' et the Common Hall; and I pledged my ▪ If to comae forward in the present year, which I conceived to be that of my rotation, and to which I had iurariably hauled. I will only add, that is whatever way this question, for which 1 uudeestand there is no precedent, shall be decided by the Liter', it will be perfectly sansfactiny to nit. I Lad every thing like personal hostility will be avoided, as I stand sen distinct and isdepeadeut grounds, and it is not my holes. Mon eves to suggest to any Liveryman the disposal of his mimed vote. Havisig come forward its conformity with She wistinf many 'carried farads, both in and out of the Cor poration, sad having redeemed the pledge I gave last year, tier trawls, lie it what it may, will um create is my mind as onfricuilly feeling tueards any Wee, nor inane 4444 to myself ray personal disappuiutmeut.—Requesting the honour of your attendance sod Heliport or the dry of electiou, the 29eh meteor. I remain, Gentlemen, Your faiibtel humble Servant %1 M. HEYGATL ebathamplace„ September 24, 1821. 7 4 XT RACTS from the Returns of the Sioettp ll' Office, *besting the lucre's, awl Decrease of Ditty plod der s..e the Tbree Years radios.., Clirtstsues last, by the didereut I :.r Offices, and rxemplif)turt the pet feo end e given I.y the l'utOst to the Mau sud Msung. mut of the COUNTY FIKE ()JUICE. !seisms. DWCILZASE. • Albion Atlas ...... ...... British . Coy Engle (anti, Mite I inrrial . Luis.lon Nornich Vision Fluent* Royal F.:change Sun Union Wrstniiestsr _w " Z. •. 3,308 12 7 881 11 0 8,471 19 11 M 3 II 111 1,015 0 01 b3l 14. 1.131 3 2 2.880 0 3,921 0 400 4 1 Z. * d. 1,166 16 6 309 18 11 584 4 V 1,005 6 11 11,504 2 9 7,103 13 i • This day is published , pie* b. ttti. sewed, Seemed Edition, corrected to nth August, 1811, THE EAST INDIA REGISTER AND DIRECTORY, fur 1811: eoutaloing $ torten List of lbs Proprietors of East ladia Stock igealifood to vote at Ge. metal Election.; complete Lists of the Compsay's Servants, at borne and abroad, Civil, Military, and Maria*, with their respective Appointniewts, with Indexes to the same, and Laois .of Cageshies during the last Liles of the Eacopeano, Mariners, Ite. sot is the Servitor of Ti.,;;be East radio Company List of private Teasels, licensed by the Company ander Ilito late Act of Parliament, aad orlilercbant Yesselsomployed in the Country Trade to India • Ragtolatiaos and Instructions reopening the appointment of iliritant, Cadets, sod Assistatet- Serrate ; Rules sad Regulations or the Civil, Unitise', sad Marine Funds , connected with the Company's Service; with • variety of awful Inessmatioo. 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Dryden, of Wood-street,Clteapside, London, eilk.aserebasts, September 20, 1821. GLASGOW ASSIZES. WIDNESDAT, VlRPTallatil 19. Yesterday the Court of Justiciary woo opened here by the Hon. Lords GILLIEP and SUCCOTH. Ants Wilson alias Moore, indicted for passing two forged 30s. notes of the Belfast Bank, one in the shop of Messrs. Wilburn and Alexander Camp bell, merchants, saltmatket, and one iu the shop of William Green, straw-hat.enanufscturer, Nelson street, on Alie 3d May, ph-ailed guilty of passing the notes, but declared she did not know airy were had, as she had got them for cloth. The declara tions of the Prisoner being proved, there was called Wan. Adam, sale,men to Messrs. Campbell and Co. frecollret the .Pannel came to our warehouse on the 3d of May, and purchased some articles which came to about lig. for which she tendered a 30s. note of the Belfast Batik. I showed it to Mr. Campbell. and asked if I might take it ; he said I might. Punnel asked me if I took any Irish notes. I mid, sometimes. I asked if it was good, she said it was. I saw Pannel have another Irish note at the same time. After 1 had taken the note, • woman came the same day from Mr. Green's shop in Nel son-street, with another Irish note. and asked change. I went with her and Mr. Campbell, and saw the same person from whom l had taken the mete in Green's shop. She denied I had twos her before, sod appeared to be surwised when I told her she had given me a bad note that day. She raid she had got the note which she gave in Green's shop from a sailor in Greenock. I went out myself and got poliee officers. and when I returned I saw Mr. Campbell have the lisle she had tendered in Green's shop all chewed and wet, as if it had been iu her mouth. This is the note. [Here Lord GILLIEI advised the woolen to think seriously of her situation, and the plea she Ind put in before the case went any further. Mr. DIXoN. her Counsel, went and talked with her ; but she persisted in her pies, and the trial went on.] Edward Langlands, clerk to Mr. Campbell.-1 was in Mr. Campbell's shop when I saw the Pannel come iu upon the 3d May. She bought some silk handkerchieti, and tendered an Irish note, which was shown to Mr. Campbell, and afterwards put into the drawer. I ern sure there were no other Irish notes in the drawer. He identified the note. • Letitia Bond. shopkeeper to Mr. Green.—l re collect the Prisoner coming to the shop and look ing at a straw bonnet. She said if I could give tier change fur an Irish note, she would buy it. She suid she would take 25'. for the 30s. as she Must have the note changed. I said I felt fur her losing so much, and would endeavour to get the note changed. I took it to Mr. Campbell's ware house. He said he had got one of the same that day from a woman. and it was bad. Mr. Camp bell and his warehouseman returned wills me, and asked Pannel if she knew him ? She said, No.— He said she had been in Campbell's warehouse that day, and gave Nina a bad note. She was em. barramed for a moment, and then denied it. Mr. Campbell stopt in the shop, and his warehouseman went for the police. The Pannel then asked for the note she had given me to change. I laid it upon the counter, and the Penns! put it in her pocket ; she afterwards put it iu her mouth. Mr. Campbell said she had put the note iu her mouth. She denied it, and said it was a piece of biscuit she had in her mouth. She then went to a retired place of the shop, and stooped and said her foot rdialemime The 5 0 mai