The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-07 00:00:00

TIIE. tTynismAN _ r- Y • , via* to his bankrolitcf, and subsequent to hi, ,I El-sleeks LONDON GAISETrip t Pa •j• - DinatNli ii . Asia' o w, t irDet.. ' marriago, to any son or sous, or other child or Chit. , s eal V. item: R um . sa:= .....amaii. • S y Z dram, being midst age, or to any other person ire 't dirhitirally Office, Dec. J . . el . lokiaoli b r H a r d . _riiertlilfrehhi_lsars. flokitele. Liverpool. D e c lur g i rstrwsikif ' pore.* eircept such as had been made by manlier IfAbeet at a Letter from C. 45 twos, of 16 bkji=i . r i e ; Ilvailevbel, 11,117a . rr — wrimmafe• r. Iv . settlement , &c. such conveyance should be null l and the li onet.e, addressed to ale Merrell. of . Jim wi II lees aid 3 - vilm"'' J = 11 ,,,,,,,: are void, and the property so conveyed should revert to . tratasksed by Roor-Aton Hope to Jo!ta Srlhuat • bah i ineresasto.mos. ,H. wo o , mieroolort, i i.t. Lir li g' , • ..: _ __,• 1:770r. at o p. !imps. UunSika t neopsurro—Dec. ma aspesiteesair the benek of his creditors lit hirge, lib blidsstell Woo NW*. Of MOM, : J. 1. 1.1 ainst, awl 3- WINENI IOO im".erg".....,_ e * In this caw r. Chantler, son. had been an eminent ' 30th Oct 111111. , nez Ilt, Mop VollketTr atir litl::". "'" 19, C. and slimily* banker at Northwick, and nt the time In executing your orders last evening to protect : ll nage.... i ts :i rla J. it a i„. 14 ek k omi , , meisappi . litognstgrgy . seem.. . sserebeet— ...Dir. 16, 0 , 4: ' of Ala bankruptcy was indebted to Messrs. Kensing. • the rear of convoy, I beg leave to aapraintyou thot . r.llol%.__ l l l . riag ....0 „ . lc J. • Jack ... , ton and Co. In no less a sum than 45 1 0001., bat upon Mr, Jan is Turnbull, Acting Master of this doopb , 4„:,,;..ir ce ,,,7,,,,,,.. d , . Its the yawl,. boarded and captured in a very gallant , to. Gemar a :waits, venue, i 1 *W. Moo , examining into the state of his sinks, It was found I oterrosot—Der. 5. • . lielt. vrbalebnir - timartw ' that his son, the present Defendant, claimed all his i manner, Littera short but spirited ieskta - -----ige ' a ___ Dl_ taitherY. vietitanegY— Duce trh W. !arty, Al i ghin g tua ' De. i horses, carriages, and other cluittle property as his 1 nisi' row-boat, with a Lieutenant nod 13 men, ammo ' olodisr, owner. with two two-pounders, small ,arma t . &C. The CErtTIFICATFS, Doc. ft I own, and among the rest the two flats or boats, the i baits' bad eke men badly wounded. j . s m ,,, t . pg r i c auk, haberdasher—.l. Roberto. itawb-row. ! subject of the precast action, which hod been pur. I tz i... kulaviarmar commensai — e l , Ra nima irar er.mari be I " ner nni _ u t l L„ 4 " l "" r v v,,l„ , chased for 7501. the actual monies of his father the ~-..-maw.—r ' sarpeetteii-J. Hewes. &reed. Keot, gardener— I bankrupt, and previous to his, the son's, becoming of NILITART PROMOTIONS. - rtra. ' Trilled ,with- ardganekflieY, Lancashire , "Dm' age the value of which was now sought to be rev). i jrniere.i.T. ertrebe, cm, London. a ies:aseeehoat 1 , ‘ . are lent Walnut of tbe Coat = of - • - Cr - - ire, - lUevie,Lime Re. i 'erect this action. I W - - ~f4, €F .. S. *l, Jas. 16, at Gnitdb. Auorsey, Mt Riebardsos, New lan. W. Retail, Cheltenham, nioncestershire. o:termite and bu ild. M'. Dee. 7, B..'aa 16„.; the Ma. gh Hotel Cheltesham. Attar. WM, Marrs. Meredith, Robbins, Ind Tnnikyns, Lincoln's In., liew.square I and MI. ilwinnett, Cheltenham. $. l.iuer, Sh Deld, Yorkshire, draper, 29, Jan. 16, at the (Robe Tavern, Liverpool. Artnenies, Mears. 111aeltstock and Renee, l'aer-builtiiiigs, Templet god, Mt. Bardsirell, Liverpool. 3, li . wprrinek, riy-ionth, merchant, Dee. IR, IR, Jan. 117, • he Auctio,..3l.art, lirmouth-Dock. Anornicr, Mr. Dark', Prin , ..m.iitreet, Redford-rob; ; Mr. Hunt, l'1,) month ; acid Mr. 4on. Plyennoth.Doek. C. lons, Cleat, Yorkshire, merchant. Dee. 28. 19. Jan. 16, at Rose and Crown lea. Ilvds. .‘it wales. MAUL Lee aad son was charged to rave lasted for 13 weeks. Mr. PARK, in stating the case for the Plaintiff, observed, that he had not been aware till he , perwsed Ids brief in this cams, that pea-shells Were a commo dity which would have brought any price whatever. fie found, however, they were in high repute for the feeding of cows. The rate of charge, and the length of the pea season, being proved, as laid in the de claration, Mr. Park said that was his case. Mr. 'Forma, for the Defendant, expressed his surprise that the time of the Noblo awd Learned i the IRavnar, Leeds: and Mr. Batt) e, Chancerv-Ihrse. W. ‘I oolwkh, toaster-mariner. Dee. IS, lq, .Ton. 18. at gait Leed o m. A wary, kr. Ledvoiels, 1 Peek Ashford, Keat, grorer. Dee. 8. Jam 16, at Lor.l ann'of the Jury should have been occupied so long by a cause so insignificant in nature and amount as the present. They ►ad heard a story of the oy. Ater and osrfer-skelb, and, he thought, the , • and of the Poor of the parish ,of St. _ it Danes, charged with sending a number of quarters loaves, considerably under the assize weight. Twenty loaves were brought to the office, and weighed in the pro. the 3 r. Ga .dne. Attoraler;" 41dasn. 1)e sty, lkothunnoe, and Ciirr-y, Lincoln's loo.dieLls; as Mr. &adenine, Maid otos.e, Kent. W Yea ton and S. Amber, Cannemarreetscond„ tiosiPmwee. chows. Dec. 12. .9,J4n. 16, at 6* ANIL Athersey, Mr. also. Stamford-Ere,. Blackfriars'- roll. W. J. Senitltieo,44;rard-stooe- Mils, Estes, 1111-winnolltrlnnwv, Dec. s. 5. JNA. 1 , 4 at Gotildbell, London. Athitsey, Mr. Barrow Tbrmdn feet W. PiFitalle, Etst , rdoster-row, Senteh and Manetweter were kuusea,an. Ore. 9, .!an 16, at Unildhall. Apiary, W. Pike, Air-nett. Peered J. Gilbert. Hartford. A:ellrionlshire. enal.mereinnt, Mee. IL 17. Jan. ttl, at tbs 1114, Stafford. Anorak", Messrs. Cd lint in.l 4/*Terd. W. Ste •ieus Pett, oat-lace, victualler, Dee 16 PI, Jan. 16, at 11ui1.1%,11. al :townies, :11r3.-rs. Temrter tied tityana Pam. street. I,w-t vi.a.iew - W. Galan, itath, perfomer, flee. .I Ig. jai. 16, et the Made nr.d Ball In., Han, Attara l es. 4lesnrs. Nettiersole,and P*' I, Isse‘.: reel. S r ; Oath. J. Hay. sr.', tt Eat", o‘flnhbire, rablert.ataker. Dee.d, .1.111. 16, at guildhall, bastion. Attorney, Mr. PIN, Air strel. E. Tamer, Wi-Inesbary, Staffordshire, enal antl i llsee-bornir, Dee t1,2t,Ja1.1;. at the Lit Inns Arta, Penkrider. 6MII. fotolshire. Atturtinn. Met*" IletPeY And Wiftbbnlilis Inter ; and At. BiEtort,Starardsitire. r. !Laver, pm. Crane-court, Fleet-street printer, Pee. 5, 19, Jan. I* Jo Gitititul. Attorney, Mr. , Salisbury ilti4-tit reel. J. (134t1:.rif, silltmtannfaetormr, Me. 16, flt, Auk. It:, at Attorney, Mr. Jarnea, lifirifiershary. W. E. Patterson. L;r.•;.l Peltney-serreS. CioMew-muarc. bill broker, an. l'e, as. 16,*Cniklist11. Attorney, Mr. Wafts, Georre...treet. Portnatti-.quart. J. Mile, lino non:ter-lam% elleapsitte, merchant, Dee. 1,15, Jan. 11, at liad 'hall. ttornies, Mews,. Chapman and Ste vens, Little St. Tho4.as Apostle. {Mares-strcet. r. Malice, iroonsonster,"l.lar. I 111 JAP6I6, Coldliall. Attorney, Mr. Coppp)fe. 41 1 011, 11 4Meds Saila Jame* s. -• A E. Ulll, New East Grees!vt? Kent;rkdol4 Dee. 60", ' r • Wife peas, the pors-riteßs might not inaptly be compered to it.— The Attornies, there could he little doubt, would bees the peas, *kilo the parties must cement them selves %Ph the shells only. If. should prove, however, a set-off In this.cast, in furnishings of milk, cream, ands socking pig, to a greater amount tbau the tie mead Pew set t ip by the Plaintiff. Three servants ef the Defeodasit's were then adduced to prove a va itietyiL of occasions, en which, byjiesire of their ma.- ter. they left bottles of cream and of milk for the Plaintiff. at his stall in Covent-garden-market. The bottles, however, it appeared, contained sometimes ZZand 'mondani% inflic t just as their matter ist proper ; there hats been no orders given by the Flaiatff for say articles of the kind, nor had any account or scarn of the particular furnishings been kept. There Was also a pig taken by order of the Defendint to the house of the Plaintiff, who gave the-person who brought it a shilling, desiring his thanks to be returned to his. . roaster, the a -1 folleat. • For the Plaintiff it .• was shown, that it was the Practice of Milkmen who received the shells, to make' pMents of milk, and a pig at the end of the season, to those frees whom they had their pea-shells. - • Lard ELLIWPOROV6U was of opinion, that the articles now claimed as a set-off could he regarded only in tho nature of presents, given at the pleasure of the Defendant. And the Jury accordingly found for the Plaintiff— Damages 31.55. Mee of tt Magistrate, when, after making a libe ral allowance, and not taking any account of the 'fractional parts, they were deficient 104 ounces.— The Parish Officers stated, that they discovered a nendver of others that were a little deficient in weight, but they did not wish to take any account of them. The Defendant is one of those who is called a Cheap Baker, or who sells nnder the assize price, but is paid the full price for the parish bread. The Overseers very humanely said they did not wish is press for the full penalty, but merely. to make an example of the Defendant. ' The Mugtztrate convitted the Defend ligated penatty of 2s. ad. an ounce on the ounces. • -. Thomas Dew, a servant in the employ of SS"; Moody, the Windsor coachmaster, in a stable 'of his at Hounslow, was brought to the office mi day, charged with being concerned with robbing Mr. Moody, of hay s and corn to a considerable amount for these twelve months past. Mr. Moody stated * , that there were two other men who had been con.; cereed in plundering him of his property, and an • innkeeper who kept the Tankerville Arms at Houn' slow, of the name of George Whitmw, who had re• ceived it;- in consegoence of which, Mr. NAnEs,l the Sitting Magistrate, granted warrants .against them all. Mr. Moody; accompanied by Westbrook, one of the conductors of tbe'patrole, went to Houn slow, to execute them. They arrived there - soon after six o'clock; it waii • immediately circulated Ihr ~'i I. 4 Jan. to. ..t - ~ !moduli, ca. Attorueit, Mr . latch, lICNSTNcITON, ESQ. V. CHANTLEA. 100'e...emu% Cloak-lane. J. f i elidem ,, , Clirsiel ,,,,, o , t, manetry. b actudor, Dec. 1, I - This was an action .of Troyer, brought by the 22, Jab. Id , at iiaild ii alt. Auornies, Mews. Chapman line • assignees of Messrs. Kensington and Co. late bank- Stereos, St. Thomas Apostle. in, against James Chewier, jun. the son of Mr. G. Cowing, Hollsora-bride i at Guildhall. Attorney, ler. " „lia fter ma n' i DeL leiac l6, 0 1 81 9, e t ..cog jan. Tg rt : James . Chantler s late a banker at Northwici (how Fleet-greet. • a bankrupt)o to recover the ra.lue.oftwo•Sios (canal A. Gordon and C. Rosins, Chore:bowel, Sao, 'ldiots, I)ee. boats), alleged to hare b3sa the propertf;Of Chant 9, 19, •Jan. 16. at Guildhall. Attoiaies, Neon. Richardson, .. • • . • - i Fishyr, and lake. Bury-street. St Jorno's-square. tar the Wiser, previous to,nts bankruptcy , lull eon. • ~.1 U. Rubinson, Canoos-row, Westainater, cabinet-maker, Dec. veyed by hint to his sou, previous to his otteining the S. I. .1, 16, at ataldatsll % At•onsey, Mr. Beaus, Knuth:a"' age of VI years. . Cheapsida,ssilseranith s Dm 12, rY, Jan. 16, at The SOLICETbR-GSSIIIIAL, in stating MO MO AL, en es ' Mnbrg ' a°6104 4 1 a n d - ii i " , giartei - the part of the Plaintiff, observed, that this action , * Goopoef. sperinak e r, Dm i 22, J,,,..16. , i t • uas brought under a very wholesome statute, name , 'London. Attorney, Mr. Brie tees-street, &req. Jy, theist of James I. chap. 15, whereby it was 'Schutt, Mill-wall, Poplar, salt-rtodoir. Dee. 19, rs, enacted that any: msnicysace Or Jan*, anaments, -, ttildhall. Attorney, Xr.1.14,4, Moopte.u9stue, - I '' goods, chatties t &e. made by any bahkrafat t pre- ANA the town that Mr.. ioody had returned with a Bow street Officer. The two men charged with stealing the property had absconded. Westbrook went to theTankerville Arms Inn, and enquired. for Whitney, the landlord, to know if he could have a bed there; he was .enswered, that, Whitoey was not at home, and that he could not have a bed the:Ts' Westhrook, after drinking the liquor fie had called for, left the house, but remained very near k ; he t jn a short time, heard a great noise, screaming, dm ? ! 'Westbrook returned to the house immediately,wherq he learned thit Whitney's wife bad' gate up stairs for the purpose of 'lnforming her husband, who was concealed lb hie bed-rehm that the stranger (meal ! . ing the Patsole) hacrigfetie "house, but found tie door fest ; end could apt procure au aaswer from . #O.P. ~4: ... ~ ' r , iiik.....r. . -7- --;-. A ii.7 m=lailiam, ..c,.... enee, fo , ced Gi„.. the 1 . or, rhea a Mat horrid spectacle present e d ii sof to baring tut his throat with a rater in such Ramo: ful manner u almo s t to sever his head from hi ; Sporip. He 14 perpetrated the deed with such sir. Waif, that tie side of the room, that was aboLt f two yards from him, was literally einerad w i th blood 4rost the spirtin g o f i t b e f ore he fell. 'llse scene th at followed was truly tragi c , from the s creams and 4eneral ISstirtiss of a disconsolate wif e , s i x children, lds mother, and all pre sen t . A surgeon wa be en o for, but ste m he c ame h e sa i d he could have s sent no ser v i ce if h e b a d b een present at tlie time, the wound Lad been so ellectually given. A woman of a respectsbee appearance, with a n infant about three years of age by her side, under. went au examination, on a charge of uttering a forg-d two pouill Bank of Enkland note, in the pur. chase of some groceries, well knowing it to be so. The Prisoner koeps a coal shed ie _. .•eu:itillibiatehtreldini.teriel,g3hibito,initr. . • -K. _ - by , Cemednioa slimed by., _ _ ... :, 64 4- je - usese ll s° 4 : ) bb 1 ' 11 ,..• ": ° : lll l4 ,,, or esall '_„ . sa d Ert onam , Depironi, cow- The facts of the case were proved by reading the 1 1 ct h oeu o rn o ti d sti o at f uei D ieis ru toh r fe y. s4 l u il .as i y i l e ii : coi a of u nh d erw s e h rt e era s sd a ue i c d h •. Itiats. South rad Regiment of Hants Cavalry/ ' kMtimsto•-lt. Ml** , lensars.t."'"aala -S •J an ime" ,Thltrakam- admissioas agreed to between the parties. lice she Tbovosa Atkisson, F. tolso Captain, Mee Claveriag, noigoed. , eaortmoad, etisehmaker-T. Hinson, Orange - s treet, St. Mar- , „,, ~. , )h owever , tile car. Da el Nover bet 25, 191 e. tin's -imelse-Ficids, carpenter-% M in i s , Gractcharcb•street, : Mr. - I °Prism, for the Ihifendant, contended 1 that this case did not come within the meaning of the Sitting Magistrate, committed her for further Goossolssinio in the Royat Lsrulao Regiments of htilfda, * t oed , v i ctua ll er . 1 be his Majesty ' s Constni!•4111111.1,411 Lieutenancy for the add . Manchester, the statute of James, as he should shew, by in. examination. 1 r. Wood, P R Att u T .oo4 ,l7 s e . ll4P3 ood D . a IS od SO K L . V I E Io tk ty. controvertible evidence, that the property in these Mr. Lees, the Inspector of Bank-notes, attended Foul Reghnent.l zmitto Jo h n D ub bin t o he Lieutenant , vice Dias, reslere-4. liwrr„i„,..,..hinbrrhaass-ae ands a ß tid Li t. t . e ßa lL o Qra tield v , ea lir 4t i reet tn4l. R i b ra ls ild ers . fiats ere never in the father, he Hever having had for the Batik. 'the difficulty of di scover i ng forged , the possession, or exercised any ownership or con. notes from real one s was ment i oned, when a Judi. Data , uoe 14, 1102 . -G. Godfrey and J. 'Thorpe, York-street and London-hedge, Jordeo,Geat. to he Ensign. *lee Silber's, reslesseat Dated m. me rAants-E. W a tson, T. and H. Nelson. nod C. • Ectornary 28, lal2. Cooke, Nottingham. hosiers-T. and 0. Nelms*, and is. Cooke, , teOtil over them, but that they were purchased corms circumstance was stated to have lake i solely on account of the Defendant, who had the ' the Lancaster Assixes where Mr. Scarleint p.ac e at Yi nant illiam ed• lt stea l Y n"f u r ne ati l l, r e e t r it • l aba. diet% I rian D'lldna , I M "' , Nottin g ham, hosiery-W. Maude mad T. Lomb, Oiley, 'York. / i was re. I shilrt w m i n n c t‘ s lueleba h cacri n e i rs s - N Nt m ar a i l 4 d, 3 4 ; n t ' d iiri.larrah„,..„..d, S. IT ' % I% . l i a re ral : ,' possession of them ever since the time of the par. ! tam la defend some men charged with uttering Wert Regimen. : las 1. .. , Easkir Onohei' to 1w theuie°uPelee Winilliw , rf . Lcasbire, .earriers T. Read and J. Swift, Waketild s cos. chase. 1 forged 1 Batik of England notes, and for his sigued. Dated March 11. hitt - ' kitten -D Dad* , R. Stadaart• J. I. Angal , and J : P si r, i Mr. W a lk er , fortniilY the principal Mid conGden. {eta received from than eiz or de, Oh II En-go T. IL Taylor to he ditto, vice Wolhombeesof o t, "si g ned. • igl atc ,h ea d, D ur h am , ro p ers -L. Schimmelpenning and W. Dal. ' ' en forged notes Dated March ii 11112. ! .4 , I grate Bristol. Meartinee-hrlikers-4 1 . 1 -4 611 and R. Cartwright, i teal clerk of Mr. Chantier, senior, was then sidled, withent discovering them for some time. s 3 ~, !:. P. S,lfith to b.,. dit to , v ie r Trevose, resigned. Dated' warrillgron, Lannashirr. grocers-G. Boolaston, G. Thorpe, I and proved that, by the directions of the patellae* I John *lnquire and Jahn Colin, two invali , l sot. May 13,1812. ! ? un ad ri lv ,.. • T r, ...on i n ieeis send w • R .T ed en taa, nsend a' 4l ) ,_reek C it i et t esn en nuti e n n u l la r i. It aea rtbn , t, Ihe percheted the flats in question for 7501. for ad diers, having lest their left arms at th e siege of B,, da. Henry NeCilael Clage. Gent to he Ea4ga, vice Dunbar, Iwo. mated. Dated hiareh 11,1812. Skwleshriage, Cornwall, gtoens-.1. ana J. cket, Ottnile, on his sole account ; .that Mr. C. Ben. ga v e him the jell, were charged with personating two privates, to his Majesty'e. Cip the Pompec, Y a t' to pay for th e m, but never had the possession Conntly and another, to receive their prize.mone James Orris ivy, Gent. to be ditto, vice Taylor, ptenseted.. Dated Nortleunp onshire. -ankers-.J. Pickering and B. Armstrong, money t May ri, bit; , Hatton-oall and Leather-lane, oilmen-3. hlansell, F. Price . of them, or ever interfered in any manner in respect ' as belonging 71 'erY Makin. Gent. to beano , virelinsith, promoted. Died just. J. H. Kyrie, and .1. Nl4Carty, St, Peter's Port, Gocemey, May 11, t s l2. distillers-J. I. ,rind T. Harrisoo i ltayley-bridge. Lancashire. iof them; that they were bought iii the name of the thetime she seas taking troops to Lisbon, when the . Coinuus4inits signed by the Lard Lieutenant of the Cmanty of cat i on - sp i nners -S. J oan .and B. Tupling. Coventry-stoke , Defendant, who has had possession of theta ever retook an indiamah, with an intent to cheat and Hereford. Haymarket. jewellers-J. Bradford and W. Webster, L a sts, Th e rt er p ren g John Gl are to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated prichet-hook-maasedrturets -S• Wright and M. Bates. 41-cal i since, and always treated them as hi s own property, defiled the Comm' sioners and (governors of the July 10, 181'2. Ealing. Middlesex -0. Hawkins It. Heath. shipasgerts-- and ased them entirely on his own account in car. • 'Loyal Ile:pita!, at. Grree•Arich. Ifervfor Ishi • re Militia. F. C. Creswiek and E. Kingsford, Noble.Areet. Cleeamide, • ryrng salt from a mine in which he had a share ife ! Mr. Smith the !winched clerk and Mr c , i. • . / i , • 9 • • • .ep..ens Thomas Baker. 'Esq. In he aLlior. Dated May 25,1819. 1 silk.ommtfaeturers-F. Richards and E. Swaisseoben, Webbe r - He n ry Jeffery Wionntenn, k..q. to be Comma. Dated June row, Black/tiers-road, asses skiiimunnifactiseers-.1. and E. admitted, o ft cross - examination , that at the time of atte tded, arid tinted, that they had intlentilied the ' iii, isle. Brooke, Beech-street, batters-It. Soodon and L. Smith. Ply- the purchase the Defendant was Within a month of . Prisoners on Thursday morning, among a number of Willi a m Prier, Esq to he ditto. Dated Jam 14, 1812. 1 modth, linen-drapers-J. and W. Rose, hiaiden-ktor, Wand- ,_ _, ma'am Horroll , r.ti to be ditto. Dated September 10, 1812. ; street-E. Sturiey sod H. 1). Slater, Crown-court, Thivabsee. wing of age. That he had no property of his own, . Other invalids in the Tower. wine merchants-S. Dodd. J. Gray, T. Dosid,jon. except a share in a neighbouring salt mine, and al James Davi,•., Gent. to be lieutenant. Dated June 17, 1812. j dlenstreet, salary of' Mr. Master, the Solicitor, attended for the Pro. Joseph Fleet/cr. t :eat. to he ditto. Da:ei as above , l and W. Oswald, Newcastle •itiora-Tyne, riff-merehoati-S. 1001. per annum allowed by his father, for ' ra ti on.-The Prisoners were committed for further Tatiosas Hunter, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 24,11112. ! Dodd, J. (ra), J. Dodd. and T. Dudd, Jun. of NfWellilite. 1111ehael Parker. Gent. to he ditto. Dated A ugnia 21. HA I upon,Tvne, talf-merebints -R. Faolder, J. Wallu•r. (I. Wilkie. attending the business of itis t atink. 1 exsynination. Gorge .Jonst Whittam, Geist. to tid ditim Dkted October 21, J. Robinson, .1. Richardson, R. Lea, and S. Iliunikoa v Wey- Lord EeetttannOtion observed, that the question ! trill . I bridge, Surrey, primers.• in this case was, whether these Sets had ever been OLD BAILEr Nov. 5. Thomas Hunter, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated May tl , 1812. _-.....-... f Michael Parker. Gent. to he ditto. Dated Jane 21. 1812. the property of the . father, and the only doubt in here Lcznere w indicted for foreng as --roome•- capitally The Average Price of SUCAIt, for the Week, ending Dec. g Genrg^ Juba Wnittain, Gent. to be ditto. Dated August 94, I , is 48..711. p . . r c ~ his mind was, supposing the seller had not made 9 and uttering a 21. note, purporting to be of the Go -19 .2. iSE.•• Price. of C SRN of F,Nfil..l NI) and WALES, per Tnomas WHIN, GPO'. to he ditto. iDated September 10, 1812.g00d the purchase, by refusing to deliver the Rats vernor and Company of the' Bonk of England. Se ;eesota m l e e 1 m A arter ver . - from the !term, ending November 2$ :- Commissions pelmet by this Lord Liesteuaot of We County or i vam. R ye , H ar l e y. . Oafs. Beans Benie. Oaten. could the father maintain an action against him: he o Pe f 1 ‘ t heent;. 7 a v d e e t m he pin P re ; i d sol h ie i r m a i lo i t: i d s. li wits. I—-- • -- -- -- - his Lordship's opinion, he could not ; and under, i b North flaws Regiment of Militia. ' l ent iarne r t er er p oharki.x. &swoon, Gem. to - be. ,... mign. Data November 2, i 1 ;' 1 1 '.: 7 ' 4 l ' ~ L. t 4 % 7 4 ' B B '. s ° ' 1 8 90 ' 9 1? ' : 6 ' d i i that impression he thought the present action could profession as a weaver. Verdict, Guilty-Death. Asl2. not be sustained.-The Piniotiff was accordingly . Sarah Armslronr Sarah Buller an; Henry Saban C. if. Robiasno to be Eisotettapt. pated leovemberl2, —•--- nonsuited. liana, were indicted for high treason, in feloniously litl:J. LAW INTELLIGENCE. .r., , . illeor r e Chapman, Geist to be Ensign. Dated as above. 1"...-="_ 004 10.1!..•""'"'-. —,. -oms-- - • POLICE. ---on n.. - • :OURT OF KING'S BENCH, Wr.STMINSTER, Dec.s. , and traitorously colouring certain metal blanks, so . las to give them the appearances of certain of the EA NiutupTry ENLARGED. i .......5...- 3. Ferguson, Burr•str-et, at, &arse's East, mariner, tend' uunewisr V. SUMMERS. , HUM ttN SKELETON. 1 current coin of the name l y , s'billings and six. to meet I)ee. 12,at Guildhall. I This was an action brought by the Plaintill, a BOW-STRVET.-Friday evening last, a Stielent to, pences. realm , ' • £1 NK R'flrft. , green-grocer, who keeps a stall in Covent-garden. a surgeon, who resides in the neighbourhood of Jury, after an able arid impartial summing up Z. Goddard, Upper East Smithfield, victualler. to surrender . The market to recover from the Defendant, a wholesale I Long Acre, and who was formerly of St. Paul's 'by • Mr. Baron GRAHAM, retired fir about half an Dee. IS, ly, Jan. 10, at Guildhall. Atmrisies, Messrs. Templer ' sod Gha t s, Biar.street, East 11iithfield. ' milkman, the sum of 31. ss. as the price of pen-shells i School, was brought to' this Office, charged with hour, and brought in a verdict, finding all the I'ri. P. IViggieswotli, Citire-street, itch,Shored grocer, Dec. furnished to the Defendant, from the Plaintiffs stall i having in his possession part of a human body, which 15, 10, J„., 16, at nuildh..ll. Attormy; MCocker, Caro- in rotten Guilty • but recommending &utter to , el , ,vent..-garden-market, and which the Defendant's i was on Thursday morning last, lying in , Isneatreet, Bell ird-square.a discovered, on account of her extreme old age, belt% 76. J. Appl , eard, Qii •ea Anaastreet West, Mary•le-bone, book. servants were in the constant habit of taking away 1 the gutter on the top of a house in Long Acre, by i Ryder and Reynolds, two notorious chair tion, seller,, lir:M. 9, Jan. 16, ht Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Ha- daily , tinting the whole of the pea season. The pea- some labourers who were employed to repair the ' • onion, tkrw;e ,street. Soh! , . , , belonging to a desperate gang of depredators, were shells were estimated at ss. per week, and the sea- ! roof. After a full investigation of the cue, which J. Siseland, Wm/polo-street, Cavendish-moue, tailor, Dee. f d -- •of • IC -- Ikets ‘. Lord ‘1 's oun pc vL le - has uilly Ang poet on . \yets excited so much alarm, it turned out to be the Diy, and sentenced to seven years transportation. principal part of the body of a young woman, which , the young student (a person of very respectable con. I nection) had put out to bleach (whiten) with intent to try an experiment, and had it in his possession since last year. Several respectable persons attend ed, whe gave the young gentleman an excellent cha racter, w hen the charge was dismissed. On Saturday Geotge Rolfe, a Baker, of Week moor-street, Clare-market, was brought before Mr. Ki NAI an, the Sitting Magistrate, by the Overseers Clement ' Ltd week Mr. C. Smith, of Harrowby lialL, Mat Leeds, returning from Pontefract, in company with Mr. Prince, of Cast Word, was attacked by a sin le footpad, at Monkhill, who threatened to shoot Mr. S. if he did not immediately deliver his money. Mr. S. seized the pistol, dismounted, end having Vatted himself from the footpad, ran back towards oate. Lind. Tbe footpad pursued him, knocked him down, and, while he was stunned, rifled his pockets of near!, 351. Mr. Smith's companion bad to& of the onset of the attack. A CIIALLENGR. y r EARs. CUltlttl 4 ; sad Co. Surgeons, late is Majessy's service. chi/Imam the whole world in I pvove a eine, imamate where ter hledletime mid Method of Core Wive Toned of the desired effect. Tar practice of many L yeurs in this particular branch of their profepsitto hats mot give. ! rim to one maucressful ease. They coatitsue to direct their studies to the treatment nail nine of VENEREAL (74.)M• ' PLAINTS, and that derastecateut of the astern. Mbieh Is the consequeore of the perineum; and wa,telhi el is tit a Moil layi and mint um:uppity pursued by the %outfit of both Wilt. in 1 the osne it will be Nand tube bee aufittliag source of Manama 6 tbe usher ham its ravhigett fatally developed to them by it dis t arvssing awe of debility, which, if oat ttmely remedied, seine 'antes IMpotente. These use ihr remote nod ultitoMe enetto •ft hge nonnutniwions. Inn of misrules' primer, sold ratio is net alatimmeortpanistan tmrtJty eltatatiAMie the 'earbem mein a this Ititlituty Vire : of persons longuilltitt4 under disorders incident to soca 3 habit. their Ire:N.(4cm ns timpie pad bat never proved Wl pecetl4Sl ig the mom of a lOW, INN:rho* and mud extended artier. In Ole mint obstinate and eninplirated mom of Vr. .wproal inifertion. such ni obtirnetionn in she urethra., siiinn• es rTc-iernres, hard tumours. eailoov ulaxre, eruption.. trusiunt eultnetv. Orris, 7W 01%0 S r RI CTUR ES, wlieltiu.r rec(nl or of long donation. Dud which base bodied the skill of other pritrtioners, are, their present improved plan If treatment, effectually nod peruurnentiv cured, without the patted. stidering toe rteruciating pain and alarming which fretpientiv follows the applicatite of the lunar camtit. In the copal. of mew s yean r steusi , e practice hi this metro pnlis, komeron , of strictures have been uuA Ore (14ily tia• dee then care, total eradication of which is rdocted 1 5 safe, rermin, and expeditious • of in aefiee, superior other vet tohpied. The weakness, relaxation, and Monty proceeding.fruit thi•usoutplaistl, is speedily removed, Hod the ttalellf re-torrd to !wand ;tad v iAIII4/tl4 health. 1!i11 w'tere the . loins "bin for years exerted, ti prop?, pre.evefnure jo th e i r re . storative rrittedie., after the striciore h.v been ilestroyed, ti ditipeohildy rettiti•ite to n•vlve the slumbering spat Is fir life, mitt tuere.:srlinsurse the Constitution. Fey.. ral 41bIrenen moiliebt 'Arnim of the Intl rope , t .hilltv hove hrfen tioNter Ile. fate of Ne•srg. Carrie and Co. fur the to tin •vtil of cae. a .latia• of the uretion, sit icarres, i and having receiv(•d a lwdical •Ind vertnnortit titre, request that riferetwer may twelve° to them, as odisfaetary evidences of the decisive superio.ii, of 11r--r=. Curr ie nod Co.'s phut of treatmen.— M my of Skew Getule.ocn have haul st I icttores from tea to twenty you), roil had heel, under the core of Alesint. I bone. Ilravisider. •and ..alter 1117.•0!1+ of e l oot i oningeee, ttjhu atueo... tad the curs by the apptieothii of the ' , Mint eglOgir, V1 ' 1116 , 111 PlAire . 4s. i.ottria, In the coutdry are recrraird 4 ii. state oar pactictil•to of their eri.e., ace, gen•-ril habit "f i:•c, et r. rec. inclo•itic •it remittance for advice arid medicine). wlueo the ,ante will he ,Riven w 44. t nay purl of the ki n gdom.. To noire Oro lenity,* Isteidre.l m their undcrtakr:-e, the 1. istrige of letters .joluv t pe Added in the aceisuut rot Mrs.": Currie tont Os.' may he consulted by either ffes,.witli Abe ge-liteoaleheory,•seorecy„ and ktiontir, Ot..theitshreese. No. • --,9111 June 1`14! 1 . — " - 11) .ismoooo4lr- ! ' I • 1P: 1 i . : i f . . at (14i1d12. 9 M Fleet-trett. • - A. Gordon and < • V, 19, Jan. 16, at 1 ' I t . U. ItAinaaa, Ca S i ts , l4l :l .e , r r ;I . An ilbd . Iti lj : k at e. ': I . : I. , 33. i l ;• 11 k T. Roberts. am fill' lball. Attora ~uu.i• re • -11'4, • I. thu g , G im p, : 14; I' 2' Guildhall,- I.ondua J. 11. Schutt, I f .-.. 1 i , 1 r I t li lt "! . .... I tkn. 14, at Guil46 Illeedatau's-tields. • 1 t ! \s, , . • . , 1 ! . 1 . • ke It Jpnt 1,P ) .•-•- 14i ..timAtiog i arOn. le if ' the LON MON : Printed Auld . v . .n% Fja. 31 taverna. (arks. Si. Fleet-wet.. 4t • • "..t I.Ui• . 1: . , • a --‘