The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-07 00:00:00

Front 7'll 1.0::1)0` , G _IZETTE ) Nor. 5. 111 1:..Y 14/.41"10TIONS. Comtnil4oo3 . siAbed by the L ~ 4i Lieutemalt of the Cointy of. S.,t p. Sontb Yirolohtie T.neat iiklut..n 'ae Captair, iirevet. Dated Ati;titan. October 14, 18:0. "tekin Flu up mire 1! ogiment of 1.o;a1 Proualoot to be Captain, by Brettt. Dated Oct,bec I.qU. BANKRUPTS. J, lilin_anrth, Liverpool. ietitaller, to gmerentier Nov. IP, 20, Dec. at devro, nt the (aoliertvecn, Liverpowl. Atior- PO, tllr. Winak, John ,treet,' Bedforil-row ; and :Vletsio. Griffith and Frowiek-,.ireet, Liverpool. C. If ill, I.i%e• pool, merchant, N.N. '24. '27, D. 'e• 18, al twelv , , at fife Cootie Tavern, ..lohn-street, I 'or' pool. Amor- N1e,0r... rtiii,treet and t deu. Livcriv)ok ; alit) Mr. _„. Joh.l-strer , , 13clliord-row. 51. I)7iv „ orfol:t, grorrr, Nov. 19. 20. Der. IS, lit elrvtot,:l .tas Nile Nil, !kit. Atlntones. Mr. 'A ithers, jou. Dolt ; ,Air. l'opr-court. J. Qat. 'Tiverton, (ieviat, :ii,en-droper, Nov. 0, I)Ce. 17, IS, at cl 'vast, at the Titree Tuns Ina, l'ivvrtott. A:tortdes, Mr. I.vs, Tooke's-court ; anal Mr. pi•tutrll, Tiverton. Jac..l).-. Digit-street, ' iodised, v'toi.seller, Nov. 10. 20, Pee. I at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Illesvrs..llarr:s tuid Sim, C,eF•ie-street,HountlAiteh. D. Johann, trunk-ninuer, Nov. 10, 17, :01w:rive, Dec. IS, at tale, at Attorney, Mr. Wood, Rich mond-huildings SUM). P. Natoli, 0%6,rd-street. shopkeeper, Nov. 10, al ten, 20, at oar, We. 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Athcroey, Mr. Hart. Pope's hand-alley, Coi-nitili. 1.. LaActlity, Parson's-green, Fulham, Nlidlicietr, stock broker, Nov. 12, 13, la twelve, Dec. IS, :at des en, at Guild hall, 'London. Attorney, Air. Housueld, liouverie-street, G. Mill, Bristol, victualler, Nor. 7, 15, Dec. IS, at el.oen, at the Bash Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol. Attorney, Sit. Ja cobs. Bristol. S. Bullard, Elm, in the Isle of Ely, dealer and cluipinste, Nov. 27, at (ice, 28, at ten, Dec. 18, at eleven, at the Rose and Croat. Iron. 'A ishech St. Peter's, Ely. Attoruies„ Mr. Bella my, jua. WiF•oreh ;)t. Peter's ; and Mr. Waltham, Castle street, I 1,.ir).1 W Greenwich, metal-worker, Nov. 10, 17, Dec. I!, at tea. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. I.atkow, Wardrohe place, Docturs'-commows. T. Powis, J• n. Southwark, linen-draper, Nov. 12, 15; at twelve, Ike. IS, at eleven, at Guildhall. Athothey , Mr. Tro t hitt, L 3 oit's tun, Str:.nd. G. Graystan. TWO !reive..s, Griffin-street, Deptford, vle- Wall:, Nov. 10, 17, Her. 10, at twelve, at linildball. Astor ato. MessiS. Horns :.n Son, Castle-street, lloundsditch. W. Nicholson, C.. hurton-street, silk-mercer, Nov. 10, 17, I)ee. 18, at one, at Gunilatill. Altoruey, Mr. lludsheld, Sou.; vcrie-street, Fleet-street. R. Hae. oral, Kin e stoo-upoo-Htill, merchant, Nov. 14. 16, Dec. 1-, at the Whit.. Hart Tavern, iiiia4st us-upon-Hull. Athernirs, Altosr& Lv:ey, Stocker, and Dawsovi,• Farriivat's Ion; mod s Me-srf. Corld ao,! Oftrland". Kongnon-upott-hull. T. Southwood, Castle-start, carpet-dealer and • f "1”1130. Nov. IU, 20. Dec. 14, at t wet% e. at Gitildualk•-•4t.. to, cry. Mr. Stevenson, New-square, Lincoln's lan. - T. Owen, Mraiehe4cr, corn-factor. Dec. 6,8; iF, at one, nt the Star Inc. Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. "Clarke and Ri c hard', Chain, t - y -41 w; a.al Mr. by tlekt, Pciocess-street„Man chewer. • T. Iverson. Qacen-litreet, Holborn, sweatier, Nov. 13. 17, Dec. 13, at eleven. at Guildhall. Attorney:, Mr. Whitton, Great James-Areet, liedfurd-ruvr. J. Stedman ' Hare-street, Spihtlllelds . baker, Noi:l3, 1 7, at ele4en, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kiss;Prloter- - liarl-street, Black friars. .f. 'fullah, Great Corain-street, Brunswick-square, titer cheat, Nov. 19, 17, Dec. 18, at eleven, at Gaildhati. Attorr. wv, Mr. Pickering, Fisitinongers'-hall, Thanwsoareet. • J. Hooper, I Blackfrian.'-road, common brew er, Nov. t i t, 17, Dec. 18, at twelve,' at Guildhall.. Attorney, Popkm, Peso-street, Shho. J. Bailey, Chatham, rape-maker, Nov. 10, at ten, 20, at fate, Dec. 18, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon: Attorney, Mr. Templer, Barr-street, East Smitkftelicr • • .• W. Britten, High Holborn, cordwitiner, Nov. 12, at tsrelve Dce. 18, at eleven, at Guildhall . Attornirs, Mewl!. Edmunds anal Son, Exchequer Office of Ptral, Linealsu's Init. J. Welsh and J. &iron, New Compute-street, St. Giles in the Fields, rJlico-glasers, Nov. 10, at ten, 20, at one, Dec. IS, :it ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Puttee, Croisettreet t Hatton Garden. . W. P. Hutchinson, Liverpool, grocer, Nov. 21, 11, Dee. 18, at oue, at the George Ina, Dale-street. Liverpool. Attornies, It evsvrs. Atk iu;on, W ildes, and Mackarall, C hence ry-lane and Mr. Hossall, Liverpool. B. Phillips, Bristol, cabinet-maker, Nay. 8,24, at ten, Hee. 111, at one at the Itaustaer 'raven., Bristol, A itoraies, Mean. Vizzarl tied Hutcheson, Lincoln's Inu; and Mr. Harris, lan. Sward-street. Y. Lecaude Fetter-lane, jewenvr, N: - v. 12, 2:. 1 , Dee. IP. nt 06, at Guldlaall. Attorney, Mr. blalbew, 63 - retina's lea, Chancery-hoe. J. Sim rasa and T. Fleming, Mark-lane, 19, Dec. 16, at 1 2 , at GaildhalL Attorney, Mr. B.gg, Hatton: ga:den. W. Burt, ltederintustreet, kagamerebant. Nov. 17, 2fl, Dec. IS, at eleven, at Gundball, Aitoruies, Mr. kisiglit, Kemiug tont and Mr-Popkin, Peaty-street, Sabo, . •B. Cannon, Duval's-tat e, Islington, cow-keeper, Nov. 10. at teat.:', at one, Dec. 18, at ten, Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Par-. ton Walbrook. J. Askew, Strand, straw-hat manufacturer , N0v.10,17, Dee. 18, at tea, at !gr and, Attorney, Mr. Maykevr, Syne/WI Ina, Criencerv-ismr: P. 11.11, Coarloocrotreet, near Portland-place, uphOlder, Nov. 10, 21. Dec. 18, at elevetf, at Gbildhall. Atteralesi Messrs. Worrand and Wood, Castte-rourt, Simigturew. Stour. -Deptford, bricklayer, Nov. 10, at twelve, 20, s. a tea. at Geddes - ill. Attorney, Mr. Cartier, broad lei: ..rd. L Dividends. Ate. Tn therretv.l -.:. ;ar MANN I: v.lhe Mai of ritinkva The fillowing Advertisement, in which elec. tion enmities ale so curiously acknowledged, has appeared in a Provincial Paper : " Thr Lord of the Manor of Grantham having for years sus tained iik-alculable damages from the depredations of the 'Ott ani,- Woods, whose country his estates intersect in aliiiten ever)" direction. Net wniue Proprietor his thought proper to opp o se bum on every occa , iort, but o e. at Grantham, withoot ow niox ihey ' Nett an i(kuh part so much property as the Lord of .he 111 nor I Notice is to,reby gisen, That prosecutidds, to th we , sareesfull ca. rted lilt so rr.xdosit s flisst (E s ,. l 'tan nor Cape) aft: others), will hr rlaorously commenced against every per-ao toiding.witli the above Hounds, who shull trey yogi nu the lime of the Lord of the Nlatiors of Grantham, in the several parii.- . 1 of Grantham Lorl's Fields, Maruhorpe , Little Gime. ov; G. at (lonerbv, Wasinohorpe, Westby, flrerit Poiunn, Skdlinrur. , B.asevby, Sproxiuit, Silk IVillutt~hby, North Witham, Sou h Witham, Tn yfotd, South Stoke' W °oft thorr, Los lienoinr,ton, F.otan, Buckmiaster, Scwstern, Carl:nn Snoop, Osbournhy, Colsterssorth, Gaithorpe, Thorpe Amnia, Keisby, .Allington, Spittlegate, Houghton, and Walton. . By.Ortter, •' JOHN YATES. " Ormith:on, .• P. S . 31i ,iec,:pirr4 at' lands arc requested to iign mite ne euary .11,charAes iounediately, which are left at the George leo Of& e. " IL,Farmers will be han,l-Irnele reworded. who are re qwesied to be particularly' e tact respe datte. anti comes." FUUTPAO ROBIBER Y.—This system of rubbery is now ptactisol with impunity in and abouttond.m, nighty,, an I, as it is suppos . .l, by one gang. Mr, Elstlen, a builder, wavattaiked near his own house in Thnruhi.igh.street, Bedford-squ'are, before niwe o'clock, on I.iday evening last. The robbers were . a tall man and a short man, and they answer the deseription,of tlioso who have been robbing on the Northern side of London, and alio the same who cumulated some robberies at LeWisham. One of then' stopped Mr. E.'s mouth ; the other presented a pistol close at his head, which Mr. Elsden caught at; and wrested it from the villain who presented it. lie grappled, and fell with them, and they ran off withuot robbing him. He snapped the pistol at • the thieves in their retreat, butt it missed fire. The • • pistol is now in the possession of Hamilton, • borough-street, and it has the tr u alcer'slaaille ) 110Qtb, Gliathw. . . STAITSMAN. MIDDLESEX SESSIOAS, Nov. ti. • DEFRAUDING PARISH OFFICERS. Tiq KING V, 'TIIobiA.S KNIGHT. Mr. CONsT, for the ptost•cuiion ' stalcd this to I lie an indictment preferred by the, Parish Officers of St. MArgaret's,Westininstyi, against tho Defiltidaut, ehargiitg• info with taking a false oath before a Ma gistratv, to defraud the Palish of the sum of tvreyy . Skillings. The totruee arose out of the Act of the 14th .if the 'king, called the Building Act, by . nAlich Act it aas plovided, that npoues happen ing:itt any part of the metropolis, the engine arriv. ling first ae the place should be entitled to a reward twenty shilluogc, to be, paid by the Parish in which thy file happeired ; .such reward to be paid with the - consent and approbation of a Magistrate residing in the thotrict. The mode of obtaining this approbation was, by the pewit applying for such reward making oath• before the Magistrate of the truth of his bi ormettt; and upon producing such affidavit to the Olicers of the Parish in which the fire happened, they were entitled to the sum men tioned in such - affidavit. • - The present Defendant was a fireman, belonging to the Imperial Fire.nilice, and had for some One past been practising the system of fraud, which was the subject of the present indictment, to a very con siderable ezteut ; for it appeared, that within a very short spare of time he had received from different_ Parish Oni:ers, as premiums for having arrived first at the' scene of action with his engine,, upwarsis, of 0101. At length the effieers, surprised at his fro (bent applications and 'singularly good luck . in always being the first engine, begin to enteitain_ suspicions, arid determined to make some inquiries,' end'accordinglyfulionitia twit application to them, which 'was upon the occasion of a fire, which he stated had taken places at: the house of Mr. Done. van, in • Princes-street,' Westminster, inquir.y was i instituted, When It wits discovered that no fire had taken place at Mr. Donovan's, nor had any engine been there; xed upon further invertigation it ay. peered, that.... 4 the numerous' list of lice) fur.which rewards had horn paid•to the Defendant, upon affi. davits made by. him before Magistrates ) nut 0411 had really taken place. ,• -The at4Galtit of the Defendent, sworn before EIELOIWG, .Esq. one of :the Magistrates of Clnoi,.4rprare Office, stating .that a fire had taliet , piacie at the house of Mr. Donovan, in _Princes,. : street,. Westminster, was thed produced, and. Mr. •Bell, who teas church-warden of St. Margaret's parts!, at.lite time, swore to its being brought to him by the Defendant, and that he had paid him twenty Mr.Vonovan was called, who stated that no fire had taken place atilis houscon the day,inentiotied, uor h.eJ iny..alarm of fire been given, noisily en. gine'besn near hit boosts: ' •••• • Mr. ALLEY, for the Defendant, took an ebjec. tion to the indictment; be-observed, that it charged the Defendant with having takes a false oath befere a magistrate, To constitute a false oath ! . at least such antne as would betiable to pUnisharnit by fine, imprisonment , or otherwise,' the matstratethest authorised•to administer that oath. Under the Act of • the J4lll of •the King the magistrate was no authorised to rdministbr The oath, he was merely to consent end approve of the payment of the. premium; therefore the oath whirl had been administered, to the Detentions in the present case had been miuistered estra-magistetially ; and legirover moral• or dishonest the Defendant's iiialitu4t edght hare been, the present prosecution - (toll. not be supported. • The' Clktrt however over.reled this tau 'Jhry ° found the AfeadAnt Guilty. • The Defendant' was tried on another charge of a similar nature, and again found Guilty ; and the Court sentenced him t 0 be imprisoned in the House of Correction three mouths for each OTclice. Esau Haycock and James Cooley, two of the intimates ifirestreet Gang, were found . guilty of practices of the. mint detestable description, and each of them was sentenced to tio . yearn impri. torment in House . of Correction ) Culdbath teldt. , . ' • -Yesterdity the remains of John Dolah Burke, Esq. who died at the New Slaughter Coffee.bou'se, were interred in the burial ground of St. George's, Hanover-square. The boxing-match between young Crib, brother of the champion Crib, 'altd Hale, will take place to.taorrow se'unight for 60 guineas. A carious sort of a wagerof-,50. guineas was de, eidrd yesterday, nn the Epsom road. . Mr. Fielder undertook to gg 12 miles in 40 Minutes ; to trot his .horse to miles, and to go two miles on foot. Thu animal performed the distance in 30 minutes 10 se conds, and Mr. Fielder was 11 minutes and a half going the two miles on foot, so that he lost. the match by one minute and 40 seconds. On Sunday Morning, the 26th of August, a (libel iris fought near Camp Buulognej in Thu bland . of Gintiltdoupe,betvieen StrAttines, i - ticutenant in the Bth West India Regiment, and Mr. Feouell, an Ensign in the same Corps.' The parties were only eight paces asunder, sad Mr. Fennel wounded Mr. Raines ; the hall entered Mr. Italnes's hip, and went iitrough at the other side, passing Very .near to the spine! marrow. On the Bth of September, Mr. Raines was quite gut of danger, and able to walk about. • _ _ A few days since, two sharpera t of genteel ap. pesrance, went to a silversmith's shop in the neigh. . Lourhood of East Smithfield, and selected various articles of plate; to the amount of near forty pounds, which they ordered to be sent to a house in the Commercial Road. The plate was delivered agree. ably to order, and a party, ready to receive the same, give the lad one shilling to bay a stamp to receive . payment. When be returned, the house . veaslltuttup, and the offenders had deCamped. ligent search has been made after .theps, bnOtitherto without effect. . The following lines Were written on the late Earl of DiverisouTst, Ipy the Earl' of (.4uu4E, they mere buys at .Eton School:— , * •‘• Stild - as the - dew that whitest-inter. plain LEung Shine. strsegesi 'midst yotteybdthfaf tistiff • - Ile wham the search of faisirltith'rtipitirt: osiers Disdains the pedant, thoueh the Mile be levee-- /dy nature forged with modesty to please, And juju with wheals utllliethed es OLD DrILLEK, Nor. 13. Phillippine ritVarce was capitally indicted fat; stealing a goll solid . ..box, value 50 guinea', a gold sto , k.buckle, ,goldsleeve.buttons, a gold. seal; tO doubloons io gold, '259 guineas is geld, 'itreC . a number of B 4 Eogland !sates ; and .Joseph Fitzjames, tly for receiving -the, gripe, peoperlyrittostifri 110 have been stolew; o ffbeaticlea.suc -stuleit being in different counts des,cribetles flit property of Pierre Henri Chevillard, deceased; of -Katharine rercyo, I his executrix ; or of some person or persons un- *mown. • It appeared from the elidenottasf Mrs. Katharine 'Percy, the executrix' of Pierre Henri Chesillard, deceased ; of Victoria Jeans de Lobes, who lived With him is his servant ; and of Mr; Le Gout, an, artist, who had been nij •intimate habits With him, that Mr. Chevillard was a Gentleman of eminence in France,. who had been driven from thence to Eng. land in consequence of the outrages which had been cominitted in that country ; that•for the last sisteest years, during which lie had resided in this.country, he had principally lived: in, the-house of the Prose cutrix, whom .he meant to have appointed, and new. ally did appiiint, his executrix ; that Vietoriade Loirne was his nurse during the latter months of Ws life, while for the benefit of his health he went to live- in tite houseof Mr. Neal, at Somer's Town ; and that during the latter period of his eistetiel, he being then impressed with a desire to speak in the English language, the Prison..r, Phillippine Fitz. jamei had been employed to assist Victoria de Loisue, who could notspeat a word of English. It also appeared, that on theday preceding M. Clivrillard's decease, the Prisoner, Phillippine Fitz. Jatnes iiiduced Victoria de Loline to open the bureau an' socretaire of her master, on pretence that 'he having promises: to provide foe her, might have made a will in her fivour. These.was finiocl, in a. colicealed drawer in the seeretaire, a poek_et.beek, fliich Madame Filajanies ptopised should be opened, but which the nurse oppOsed. There was also found a bag full of goid, out of 4hich Phil. Eitajan ies 'took a Considerable quantity, &Siring Do laolmc to count but the remainder, that lhey might divide them equally. This Victoria do -Lolinu :Opted to do, w hen Phillijmine Fitzjames informed her that •she MAN Otily'Sd nineaS. Phillippine Filtjamet then'sitnit atidori her ..etnin, in the aftespona, , the . Mirk &Sired 116 to• return the niontyrectikis he hatl 4 taken out hc r • master's sectetairec This Phillippine evaded, inform., ing De Wine that she had no desire to act utifnely: by her. That though she sitid she hail olt!y got SO guineas, she had in fact got 65, or - 13; Dc Lohne ionid not say which, and- that she wished a fair Ai. visina to be made. Victoria De Lotme .then on Madame Filajaines •restoriug - the pronerty 2 , whet Phillippine- threatened that if 'Victoria pre , sumed to make any 'discovery she would throw the whole blame on her, and effect her. tuiti. lii _the! mese, time the gold boa,. &e. felitothe'sitareof Phillippine FinkjaMes, however, WWI itel bayed herself it,, ala mange.llP e rlk 1 / 1 .0 fliesegutrii 'lid her frienas t ame to take impressive of the effects of tilii.dpetessill, and W that part of the valuables mentioned In ladttter sefetring to his will, being iniosiagf e jlrat 'Victoria , at -Lolase, afteraterds -Rain ppine. Fit/Ala/nes, avers taken jute. custody. . The. former Afterwarde became. evitletme for the Crown, it ctinteatteuce of Which. Joseph Fitnjaines was alsitaaptehended ; when, it appeared; , that after. his wife's-being taken MO custody, hel had persuaded Victoria de Lolinato deliver over to' bini, fur the sake of security, the gold boz and the remainder of the tainoas which his. wife bail for. :nerly been unable to induce her to give up. These Joseph Fitzjames'two days after he had been taken nit() custody, discovered to Bligh•and Lavender, j an. Officers of Qfteen!s.square Office, concealed at the back of St. Pancras' ,workhouse ground.—.lt was also proved, that the Prisoners, who - tiad. for merly been, in Oittimely indigent circumstances, had, since M. Chivillard's death, been seen with a number of Onces its their piateiessibri it ono time.' hers, Percy swore , withigpotillse certainty to the geld snuff box, which slialoul seen a hundred times, :iyd which Mr—Cherillard valued highly, being a present to hies from Losiii.XVl. Though Mrs. Perry wet Mr. Ghevillavd'reexecutrix, he had Willed this box.and bit other valutalries to his brothers, sis. kers - , and nieces. • - • The facts of the case being clearly proved,- but the proof of'the steeling ib the dwelliag.house being omitted, the Jury lisend the Prisoner, Phillippine Fitzjames Guilts of Stealing, and the other Pri. softer, Jokoh„Fitajanies, - Guil4 of receiving the eameurtielea, •kuossing them to be etoka. Robert Rands imoi Thomas novel, for break ing and . entering • the dwellingi.hoese of Messrs. Middleton, Jones, and bones,. and stealiiig several silk handkerchiefs, their property. Charles Oakley, for robbing Daniel Barry, on the King' highway,• and taking from his person' 'and agalost :hie wait, li:;.baukaseste• avetwebree dollars.' , Sarah Fussell, for stealing s geantity of wool. len cloth, the property Of Thomas Bowerbaok and ThOmas Monkhouse..• In their divelliog.house. • All of whom Wel* capitally:convicted. - _____—._.--AP We understand that the route is issued for the First West York regiment of Militia, fo . ntarco from Plymouth 'to Portsmonth, in three divisidns, on the 13th, 14th, and 15th instant. '• This MO andhighly.alisciolined regitnuat (upwards o[l4oo strong) have been in that garrison nearly three years ; during which period thlOr conduct had been pcculiarly-eittesplar)to On the ;sight of Suodayaenolght; midis k ws r . hlowlog a galit'of wind, the Fly sclooler, troll -Liverpool' to the coast oilukfricopwaltdrires, by, Ntreis of weather, into.Comostasbecry toy,. 00 , coast otlrelipd. 'Who .foilowhog der Itsirochoosier liartril in the saddle ) , thootorn.put drillitstikwaY, ' and' the reausiodo r liest,..beiefreeattored . ,aloog tbk shore. Thoto.loos,oo hooolii;bioveloi lOW IMO r of erns", ad swum) barrels:7a genpoydro"9 3l4 'former of o opmardosss 4109feeeye osrrisd:ollY ;by the actiatr#4oootv var4A44o4* ma iirder, u well as sorepautetiedstatflinsrhiders were sawed by the judiciona , exertions of limos, `CstorTs, Esq. a Fathoms* of that neishbourhood, - hoe, fro, crt put thf ab cud S(4l IND. aly brother of t e Earl of Kin, lii, was droKn n t ttemptitj l athh < e, which but 4 -! itif 1: 1 arcleiraCitCsc)l4,..t by egYertcihi:elecrtilatl:7l4p4 the cued not tar :n he nl d ' e l : e c r a t s lif q ; h r while e t u t gi f rge. r ls i iv r s n ao : t i a s hc h tn o tnissre : : : ressing titiftsiikkittut4il, from the• de ort of a boy rAelpti tel,Alit,„khZ IGghhourhooil, o ut 'se horse having his v °r a n i n Tits 4' ca li t i c k d e i l t ) i t ; l l l ; i e s violent str uggle s ;firma to get ill) the bank at a steep and unlac e blo Place. Captain' DrumMond had s p ent. o,e : t r.. Tfr ceding day with Lord Retitle's, at his scat offr: sad, and was prevenled, by the badn ess of t' . h '"• 11 vetting, . from returnine, as he intended, to D ° te , ilin Castle, Where he aiiived no a v i t i t to li * . H?„ mother, after escaping the dangers of war, b o o kie • '7 l Valcheron and P - ortugal. In the morning -he se e, 1 1 ; .axious to get home bt:ticr.es, that he might' zany his brother to church. tately at Inverharity, 1 tarish of Glenisl3, and county of • Forf ar , at the ' F rdvaueed age of 115, Christian Roberts o n, a Poce woman. She had lived in this parish almost f ter infancy, and her Chief oolployinent was ltwa4'. lockings, and by her own industry, with th e b i c t if the ,charktible dud benevolent among wh oa d a CA ived, she subsirted telerdbly, till, about teth a , o ,, roorfeen years ago, when, she bean to go stout vegging,. which.practicc she continued till eithia a - week or two of her death,:yod hore a good moral :haraeter all her lif,‘ time.. Sim had niv relations hat part' °Pilo: ci.uniry, and was never carried, to that , she was indebted to the friendly aid 'of ah. 1 sevoleat public for'say comforipshe 'eujoyetli , CA .14111,1.1 1?, Nor. 2. .ue .TJ Dr. Dell has transferred • 15,2001. !foci, th re e ite per cent. Consols, to thq• University of Camb r id a4 i s in trust, to foetid Sc.holarships. Tlta scholars to be the song, oe the:anithans, of thew • Clergymen of thauchtlrch of Begland, whose sir. e lk cOrostances and si t u ations are altogether suckle:sot •• a to cuable them to bear the whole expeageof sendal, their sons to ri6 Uoiversiiy. The h i p elective shall take place initvrtien the 12th of Norembeial; • of- Deeember,-'1810': when there shalta elected two scholars of the third year of. stand' 4 I that is, who were 'admitted between comment. uncut of 1807 . . and 1808 ; profits to continence from July the 6th, 1810, and to - he continued for tee years. At the sante tinie skein be elected two other, ill scholars of the second yearotho were admitted be. tween commencement 1808 and commencemeat • 4.; 1809; profits to continue for three year.. Tie 'second election will be en-flue-Friday afteehlidleat, Stanley, 1811, of two scholan of the 'first year profits to coistinue for four years. The fourth 1 election will be on' - Friday alter lrlsdl,nl Suaday e e( 1813, of two either echolers' of the first year, to L I succeed those two of the - third year, who Were t of the four first ehenin, and so ow for tier: • profits to continue for four years said tin mom. Bvery seliolar is to take the degroe.of A,. BE Most regular manner.' * No scholar to lier • train Ring's College, or from Trinity Rill. ?tit i elistors are—The Vice Chancellor, the Regiss Pm. ilssor of --Divinity, the Regis); Professor of Cid! , e Laiv,"*the Lheasisn rrofossor of -Mathematics, nit, : 1 ; the Public Orator. . • • The establiakment of the British laws In the luau of Trinidad is immediately to take place, •114tutistie having given asiuronces to that effect, to the AO for the Colony. We understand that General Baron Ger* is now bringing to perfection a weapon of his ovoie. • vention,• whicit'will be 'very useful to . the Spoilt. Guerillas, in the' destructive warfare, which di/ ." are now carrying on ' so seccessfulty,againt Ik French. The Temple Charch, nine 4hw• most anted ; foundations - in pl4smit under a den rough repair. The' nitiO marl 4. figures of Knight l ro 'c i ni tn P d ia te rs we i r n , a jr n e m si s t i p r' po P' st k d eF i d o b in e rare ihe Irr e ees a d ot sa tin . 9 , 1 tionity : they are now Protected from injury. St. veral of the monuments have been cleaned, and tee church . already presents a new appearance. Palermo, o H , a j a y s ey c a , p o t r k o d i a s'oo ff -n " r o o f o i a s ,ndabfLotm th e opfrivSantpeeterm, obfer, Cette,by the oft or C o o Countess e h: o n: 14 14: 10 4 on e t F . tre4 Siciliansame privateer sa nish captured r Palermo,l kew ie e o b t o c th ot t i h o e o c o ap t t i :t e re t. l 3 l d ve s s e s p el t s em en b il er t . he T p r ko ri arn v .m a ß i t 6e. b ee li r n ro b i l lml b : ll onboard a very valuable cargo of woollen., asiln loss will be materiallyfeit. The cargo was: at 30.0001. The prisoners were treated with' . .r - • • BIRTH; , • Ikft q tr At tap_beaton, the seat of Sir 1. E . Swirbatitt, 0 tide of Colonel Gordon, Commissary i n Oincf, of a doolr'7 MARRIED. al Esq w Art i w o nentfil f ond Jmna m e a s i x ca ' w °4l , 44 tn:lt u r ni iss da . M o v r o ßa r t ; rect M 29th a ell zw ihi et r i pt e7 AMal fees m ie w. :l 3llgbigti :; • , le liiheOti:ilraetTe,hußsqDrs:.k.oryi Dyson, at k Ei w naess et: , o t r o t ;il l i a l v i rf i i i w i l e `am t .6n ;Gi el : d y e + rk . Fr7.„ '- DIED. . a t e a „„kkev at "webs* b On Thursday : aligning last, d . 65, Mr. Jonathan Lawrence ' , dm 11*1 0, which office he bad several times before tilled , • w0u',.. 1 „,s ti n o eh to h tic tunself, taint sad ivat w e lT ife in i t i t s fact ichm„e ien liv r ::::: !i lltib4 d iu "'" 7 ,„ o le : 0e .,7 1 : - . with esteem. Of all the aro tod , "Pu7„,„. pro eeri'' . r rigid olmerver—bis puitrAnatitz,Mlla b fr a 000 , 0 w as si be was rove of LW' noblest w" 5 of 7 OFti'day•last,'llreMuriKSibMl . r bubo . F4Sl* of WAr . C l / Prr i ; stot r . R iel id i k i g TOO . 1 1K t i oi, Y r E 4u sil l y ..!: l4lll: 11 per Cent. Redif4)i ';'' 7 53•% pr.. lIRLT,CriIt•PwI4II4O 4!" . a • deemtneelt ,-- t r. Ati Ji v 311 1 ,4:: t • ; N rl I}7l " 04 """ L 0 I 1414 • " LOPIIIOt 4 I. Piloted and Psib: l4l s 4 ,,► 1 7 1 . 0 „,t. d. STrrosell 0r5,401. MI ~.