The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-31 00:00:00

I ; f, 1 1 . . .t. . 1 1( 1 . P' : 1 1 . • i 1. 1 ! 11 . , i I ! , , , , 1 ! % '' . i 1 1 i I ' i I ; ' i 1 ! ; t I ! ! 1 . , II i ‘ `i i l f ' „I i r, ' .. .. , ~. . i , MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Ocr. 30. CONSPIRACY. ' neniensin Entre, Elizabeth Anne Elliot, hie wife, and Sarah Bodkin, were trial on an stem, charging them with a conspiracy, the ohjoet of which was illegally to deprive Mary Dain tree of her liberty,. • Mt. ALLEY, with his anal eloquence, entered . , into a detail of this case, which ho observed charged the Defendants, the first two only of whom appear. ed, with a crime of the most aggravated, waisrn. It wu no. less than centpiriug together fur the par. pose of accusing the Prosetotrix of being 'nature, and in *consequence at hitch conspiracy actually . consigning her to a mad-house fur 15 week," from which she escaped' by mere accident. The Prose cutrix, he stated, was left sole executrix of her husband!' will, who died in IROG ; and only guar. ' slim to her ion, Men a buy about 12 er .13. years of age. •Iler duty as executrix and guardian she duly performed, of hentelf, untiflho period of her incarceration, regularly receiving her rents, and performing every 'other necessary lenetion' with the' • greatest regularity add minuteness. For the first -12 months after her husband's deith she lived in her awn house, but at the expiration of that time the . Dcfetidants Elliot and his *nife, entered into throdia. helical plot, which gavel rise to rho present proms. cation. They commenced their atrocious machina. tions, by inviting the unfortunate -Plaintiff to 'We in thiir house, tooter a pretence, ghat, bylerkliag by &emelt, her sorrows preyed .upon her mind,und, in fact, that for, want of society:6M amusement, her : daytvrere.passed in melanchuly remembrance and useless regret; and representing, if she came to live with them, they would solace and comfort her to 'the *utmost of their power, and leave no means uts. tErkd ' to render her situation•disirnble. In puss's. 'ancc of their solicitations and • kind promises, the infortunate woman lefeher own, house, and weld to reside in the house . of Elliot, who was her. ' nephew, and who is ',carver and gilder in St. John. wed. But she had not long remained there before the . wickedness of these persons was fully unfolded. Ftir in the month of Nov. 1807, one night, while en joying the plcasurct of her own fire-side, per fectly in her senses,- and in sound health, the Pri. loner, Elliot, in pursuance of a previous concert kith his wife, and Sarah Bodkin, the sister of the Prosecutrix, entered her room, accompanied by two keepers from a mad-house, threw her down witligreat violence, put her on a straight waistcoat, and conveyed her to Butrough's tuad.Louse, at /foxton, where she remained for fifteen weeks..- The atrocity of such conduct was too evident.to re. quire cornment ; and the object of the Prisoners, that of posiessiug themselves of.tho property of the Complainant, was too Oar to require %titter arge." 'emit ; he should,, therefore, proceed to call his wit. DVSSCS in support of the case. - • A- woman; named Bailey,. was the first person "cratainet .liotte'stati!d . , 'thatwOhe was passing thy : end of Itarough's maoLlionse, in the month of 4c. . . . "tynaryi 1 )111, .she Wks. salted I by name, from the, garret - wintlOW, • by some person, who she recog. i Sated td•beMrs. bsintree. sreral persons having be alarmed at seeing her coarerse with ° a sup. al lunatic, assembled and asked what was the taint ; but as she did not wish to excite-any die. turtance, .she'vvent away, and returned on the'next day, when she was admitted to Mrs. Daintier, whom the had known for many years, and alarm 'coneeiftt her to be perfectly regular in her senses i end derneeneur. Mrs. D. told Ira that she had been placed•there by hit:curled nephew. and niece, who wished to enjoy her property. It was finally agreed r im:tweets dune, that witness should exert herself to' priscure her discharge, which she was at length era. bled to accomplialr through the interference of her friends. . Mrs. Wood, another friend of Mrs. ()Aintree, who was instrumental to the delivery, stated, that When she went to the houie of Elliott,, ape up. braided him with his inhumanity, and desired bias • lo write to the brother or the Complainant s , whose 'lame is Surridge, and who. lived at Epping ; he ` said he had no objection to write to her brother s . 'but that she should Itererleeve the mad-house with •lsis consent, on account of terfornser Dziekedness. 'lithe always thought Mrs. painires 'perfectly seasi. "file and rational. - Mr. Wood, the husbanil of the last witniss, de. 'posed, that be wrote to Mr. , Serrldge, as the Pri.. snail., Elliot, seemed tardy in his *Wiens, and de. 'scribed 'to Min the siteatitin nf 'his ilsti - r. In coo. !mune° of which letter, Ilfr. Svirriklge die. to : town, and after stilling diet - lie hid been hulked to re his consent to the onabetnent of his sister from oM the representations of her he Elliot and ale wift, be obtained her liberty. Mrs. Daintree, the Prosecutrix, was then called ; she stated that she knew Elliot and his wife long before her husband's death, and that Saralt Bodkin Was Mr Own sister. About twelve months after her isediiitill'a death, in compliance With the solicitation - rielliselwo first.eveneloned Defendants, she took di *geoid floor la. their house, but she bad not : 10V taken possession of her WOO, when they evinced the &rcatest unkindness' its their treatment of :bee; throw log etery int pidlaten t in the way Of her jieace r ' and using curry stratagem to render her life 'in: comfortable. She then corrOberited thk atalimltitt made by her Counsel . , as to the'modit'ef her being conveyed to the med.houSe, and the niannefor her delivery. Daring her examination she erinbed 'the' greatest propriety in her dernensdur. Mr. ALLAY here observed, that he could bring a numerous host of witnesses to speak to her sanity; but he deemed it unnecessary, as he was conrineed the Court and Jury must already see the justice of the prosecution. Mr. GrAstst, Counsel for the Defendants, asst addressed the Collet, with great feeling and inge..: nuity. He 'detailed various instances in which the Insanity of the Prosecutrix was evident to all whiiii had an opportunity of her acquaintatice. lie stated, that she was frequently in the habit of fa)U. eying that persons were traducing her character s and event went so far as to accuse herself of being' the author of her husband's death, and to be in continual alarm lest the officers of justitsc should apprehend her fur that offenoe. Sometimes ilia would assert that she heard a whispering in the air,, hat people spike to her down the chimney, aid _STAB that, in Thc.4, every one was bent on her destruction. .At other times, she was detected with cords in her pocket, and wrapped round her body or firms, •which it was supposed she had conceakd for the; purpose of seiLdeatruction. Po two or three oc. casions it was deemed necessary to watch her all night, and during that time she could 410 t be induced tutu to bed, but waliststi about' the room in the greatest disuctler„ - until at length, from the increasi int strength of her milady, it was thought adtisey able to remote her toiler nephew's house, where idie . pairsua:d her irregularities; aud proceeded to such lengths at last, lhat the rife ot Eiliot t thekcisoner, was' endangered by a *itra3he whlch x she gave him kith a jailettei 'un'theltead,:dit'aitig's divot', which Ogle - Uteri Upon, a Faisal to nildw - lier toget water psi the kiliketu r after she hid time abusing her nicer. It prase not until this. litter violence, that 'she" was removed to a mad-Itouae, and on her arrival afie Mid been decliecilby the visiting-surgeon `as a prison Whom it Was - lrighly proper to confine. In suppoit of these assertiens, the first person • efilkd was ' • Mr. Parkinson,. woo . atated kkniaelf to .he the visiting-surgeon of Parkinson,.. Wad.bouse at . ' ton; 11401 he saw 'fblis...Daisitrie id that houSe Abel morning titter - her conveyance thither; that from her appearance . he thouttrt shit Was tiaitia fit eject foi confinetnetit„ and therefore WAS resolVed to Make.' inftairies jhat . synititonut of her maisdy amongit her friends, and haying seen her nephew and niece, and* Thin who• Was introduced to him as bar son; frWei their infornation he entertained no doubt df her insanity, and therefore declared her a fit object f 9r cApjfisaument. • • Scveril other WitnesSes were then called, who all iispported,l6 the must positive litaancr, the Atgite nwent.of lade. Upon the son of the Proseentrifi being tailed, however, he said that he haul always lived. with . his ,_mother previous to her confinement, and that he never Witnessed the slightest derangement in her manners. Mr, ALLET no* addressed the Court, in reply,. with considerable ability . ; awl,- by iuminious °tent, refuted the €gplence adduced is_lavour of the Priooners. • The case being hiiiny closed, the worthy CHAIR. MAN observed, that from the nature of the niony on both sides, it was,dilfieult to decide . oinit . was correct. Ile did not conceive, hawevev•ledne.o beniible :the Conduct of the female Prisoner might, have litet4 that .sh e ought to be included. in the verdict of gnilt •ignistsi her husband, if such was, the dicisiOn iif' the Jury • to them he *Ouid,lasve the facts, and *e had ;uu* ' doubt but they woild do justice to ail pifilee. The Jury, 'after a short consultation, returned h.*erdiet of Guilt) spinet Benjamin Elliot,' and ac. qiifted hi rrtfd., TM' Case attOstPied attention of the Court itlf.pasi 11,0.4 James Voider, a. yvntag man, eighteen years Old, 'was indicted for Mating Petters to a • Mr. Sim ' aims, a diamoad.aisurobluti'on the 22d of August lest, etreateniutto presseekt upon a charge of -cis:abosnitsablit uffesetsi fit, the purpodo of extort. irig from him the strara -SOW. • • • - Mr. Simmons Is an A ruienian, of the Jewish per. suasion, and a diamond-merchant, -living In Sidney. street, Guswell.street ; and the Prisoner is an alt. -prentice to a tininan, at Lsliugten, with whom the Prosecutor had dealt for tome mill articles in his !tine pf business. On the day above stated, the r Prosecutes received a letter signed in the Prisoner's name, demanding the 5001. which it alicged he had promised him ; and threatening, in failure of per. formance of the pretended, jimmies, to prosecute him for the alleged crime. The Prosecute!, astonished at such a letter, went immediately. to the Police.otlice, at flAtton.garden, stated the cii. cumstance, and asked advice how he should proceed. It was advised that he should answer the Prisoner'a letter, and appoint an interview ; which lie acc.oid. ingly did, and the Prisoner in consequence promised by another mite to tome to his house on the more. ing of the 27th, at which time ilandcock, the pu. lice-officer, attended, and was within hearing in an adjacent room, while the Prosecutor -entered Into conversation with the Prisoner, and elicited from him a distinct explanation of his object and inten. tion. Immediately after which the Prisoner was taken into custody, and the letter of Mr. Simmons was found in his possession. Ili; own two letters to Mr. Simmons were also produced in evidence, and proved by a little boy, his fellow.apprentice, to be his hand-writing, and that this witness left them at Mr. Simmoui's house by his desire. A number of witnesses attended on behalf of the Prisoner, and gave him a most excellent character; 'but the Jnry found him guilty, and be was men. teuced by the Court to seven sears tramper:alien. • A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at, !Guildhall. The Gotirt ordered /tie price of Bread to bn'iraiseil half an assize, er'id. in the peck . loaf, 'to like place to-morrow . ; the quartern loaf go( ' Wheififti is then to he sold for is. 30. and household! That n' .11- IcnowHed' ge of s Disease. is 'half its Win idage which never was more (idly ye. *riftt.4l' than in the Venereal Disease, which Proieua like, asinine* so ninny different forms, that 14 * rat, -quires no sm all portion of experience and know. (edge to trutingoish some of .its symptonis hop Other complaints, and to apply with efficacy tied remedies as Will produce 'radical Cu re without uniler.; milling the constitution. The Ati-Inipeti;ines, or . Soloinim's Drops, ii the long sought-for remedy for oil Hi stages, 'whew Meicury or - Antimony, Nit rous ACkl i 'anthother',lkledidnes so' fashionable of late, ;pence Thee propaprOve of the highest : utility in all cases oicilePraved Inbit, with ar. factions of' the skin ;" hence its efficacy in cases of 7 SCuray, , SCrofulaWr Laproily t as well as in the cox. firmed Luis; and heyee`by its sanative power it expel* the virus out of - the-system, and restores it to convalescence when impaired lay Disease or the deleterious preparations. of Mercury, Antimony, .and Aqualortis. This sovereign Remedy may now be had Of-all reputable Venders of Genuine Media eines throughout the United • Kingdom, in neg.! Guinea and 335, Liuttlin s 'contaioing four lesser ones( - --~ ~-- ra - d~,' From THE LONDON GAZETTE, Ocr. 30. Admiralty Office, Oct.. 30. • Copy of a Letter from Criputih Nl'lterlie, of hkTesty's Ste! Caltope, addres s ed to Rettr-4diniral Loid Ciard- VatYarmouth, and transmitted by his Lordship to John trokei, Eq. Ili; Majelitc's Sloop Calinpe, at Sea, MY LORD, October 25, 1810. • I I hate the honour to inform you, that at seven this morning, in latitude . 51. 47. N. and 'longitude' 1. 45.- E. saw a schooner in the South-west, ender easy sail, standing towards us, and soon afterwards - perceived her to be an enemy ; as she appeared to take the Caliope for a mereliant brig I judged it most prudent • not to make any sail until she found out her mistake, which was at the distance of about •threc miles, when the bore up and made ail sail ; at half.pvist eight made *ill sail in chase; at half-past ten 'was within reach of shot, firing the-bow guns occasionally; at eleven within reach of musket. shot,. but keeping. upowty lee bow, could not get the great guns to bear (the whule of the-marines and small-arm men kept 'up a crstant and well. 'directed fire, which was . returned with great spirit); .at half-past ektven ' got. the„great,guns to bear with round and grape, arukinoskof : fthe time within pis. ,tol.shot ; and as *ere tenv - b eo„litlltt difference in sailing, my great object wasp disable her in her sails and rigging as soon as possible, and which ap peared to he his grand object iikewise. At 12 his mein-mast Arent overboard, cad the rot of his sails and rigging being all cut to pieces, he hailed, and told me he Inn) struck. She prated to be La Comtesse d'ffambourg, of 14 guns, eight of which are 12.pontiders, and six 'eight-pounders, and 5t men, from Dunkirk, out eight•tta,ys, but bad taken .nething. Mr. Blake,. the f'ir,t Lieutenant, a.galkant.and most excellent. Meer, behaved greatly. go my . aitferaction. Borough, Second I,ienterient, and Mr. Roberta, 'Maiter, did their duty eriditaltly to theMielvee, and highly satisfactory to me; as well did all the War.; rant, Petty Officers, seamen, and marines; Aul had the weather been so fine as to siake it 'practice.. bic to hoard her, I am well convinced she would hare been carried in a few minutes. am well assured that the calitore.'Of this Os . Val will be nf .the utmost conseqitctuce to tho,tradO to Itafgorand and the Millie al)a haia,g.p tie* vessel. And 'ter first centre, 'kill' salts with ,a most determined crew. l• • I am extremely happy our loss has !leen botsmall,' .haviligonly three wounded. The Serjeant of M a. noes 11 - beg leave particularly to mention as a . highly deserving:and brave man, and *peveraly. wound. ill, by receiving two .mitsket.odaots through his ,bo o dy, and one through bls right arm, before ho quitted his post on the for!captle with the small-arm men; the other two, one slightly wouoded. II have judged it prudent to return to YarMouth with the prisoners and r ize ' our sails nod rtggirig, lin many plates being out and shot away, and toro' of the carronades being.disabltd by the-boits of the chock being broke. I conceive my proceedings rrih ,meet. your approbation, and shall not fuse a mono t's lime in following former orders. I have, (Signed) JOAN DPKERLjE. ~..; .. • .. . 1 41 1 k441 .ritoscvrticois• • ••••••••••••• ' t i ' s! - Office, °CIO V, I'6lQ. • i Ithitegiment 'of Dragoon Guards, 'Lieutenant . Wm. • from the26th Foot, to betieisfenant., vice Wilgoni *birth.. . changes. lst Regiment of Drover's. Cornet and Adjut.Mt Cook". •tn have the lank of Lieutenant. Cornet T. R. Kelly to be Lieutenant, without pore hose. vice DhWlOll,. wit° resigns. 3d Ditto, Crept. John Juliosteme, from the 21st Light Din , &none, to be Copt:l4l . ot 0 Troop, vice Grey, who ex changes. Cornet and Adjutant John Bowater to have the rut* of Licotricust. .12th 11litglenent of Light I)rn,vsons, Hocpital-Mate Thomas Gnek, •to -be Assistant-Surgeon, vice' IVardroper, super 11thr itto t lames Cockburn Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chase, vice Ciertavre, promoted. Slit Ditto, Capt. John Grey, from the 3d Dragoons, to be Grilled° of a Troup, trice Johnstone, who exchanges. Oolitsireain Regiment of Foot Guards, Edward Nixon, Gent. In be Au.istant-Surgeott, rice Herbert, who resigns. 26th Regiment of Foot. Lieutennat Robert Wri son, from the sth Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Kiary, whO exchanges. 39th Diito, Lieutenant —..—.. Kearney, from the South Mn'e Militia. to be Ensign. Lieutenant Richard Vance, from the Dublin County Militia, to be Ensign. 38th Ditto, Lieut. Andrew Todd to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice (toss, who retires... 39th I)itto, Ensign Speirs to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Shuckhorgh, who retires. Ebeilizer Grceine, Gent. to be Emirs, without parchave, vice Speirs. 454 Ditto, Ensign T. Sao:lmmo to be Lieutenant, vice Skene t deceased. Wm. Gordon tient. to he Ensim, by purchase,. vice White, 'promoted. Donald Farqublir i ;on, Gent.' to be Emign, vie. Snowmen. 44th Ditto, Lieuientuu Leckie Campbell, filen?' the 93th Ent, tome Lieutenant, 'vice Pearce, who exchanges ' '' - 46th Ditto, Lio.pital-Mate Lithe Whitney to be AuleSetilov Sur nu., 630thDftro, Joseph Falrgloth, Gem. to h e Weir, 'w w i thout , purchase, eke Sutherland, siltimitiatopoiateujtitos eat taken place. . .• • 66th Ditto Ensign Win. Boyd he . Llententint, vice Pox, decemeti. Robert Jobteame,Gint; tole Ensign, trice Royd: . 7 101 DRl o .l.leal. Jews IP Insersua to be Captain of a C ora* puny, • Ice Latken,titasiered. Stith Ditto, Capt. John Dodo lo be Major, vice Silver, de. vetoed. Lieut. J; 13. Lewis id' be Captain of a Goalimayi vice Dunn. • .e To. be ',legitimate without purchase, •Ensign Clirsistino 11illiarsLyice ittpelseiled. Ensign J oleo Gralvint, vice' 111 " 7Thifin Mo' ie w w 9v4 Dine, Aletander Stntth, Gent. to beSissip, by.pnrelelle, vice Fyffe, promoted- OM Dim) i Originlag cram 11T..441th F9tlto to be'elcst tieUtentlist o tsve "f#!etek`' *oriih Chi/lit cu_yler, rrpia the b h bout, to be t ‘ tis, b y, ppiliabr *re konurfed. , 4 I 6th West ndia' lt4iment,:4,oll Mac • Piiimed4 Vent. tss4i Elisio, without , purcliae, vice Hittbeiford ' muct ii . ll : RnirsltekiMehi, " thMitt;.id:' .be , vice iltanar, Ildse hyphintinehkluts'a l t taken Ehroliehri Gareftoh Cuwpitiiy`ta 'the 'Whet Indies, Celjettat Alexander Iton, from the s:jth Coot, to be Engiknin• the ist ChonOanv,' vice Vassow,• peistriatt-d. NOvaSeotia renciblee, Nnahlkeer t Gent. to be Ensign, vit.* Goldsmith, w base appointment hi s not taken plate. • STAFF. • Captain Mexander•Ligertwnt;il; of the 60th Font, tobe Del 'pm ) . QuatterMaster•General to• the• Troops serviag io N.Afri •-Scotia, 'kith the rank of Major in die Army, victrLieite nant Colonel l'inling. , . . To be Deputy Aw , istant-Commisseries•Cseetral to the -Fergie. f). Ibisersno, Ckni. • Jainee Laidley, Gent. HOSPITAL STAFF. - -, - Teibe Mr filial:Mates forPeseral Clerviee. Valkive Ilitilley, Gent. . /Thomas O'Hallibron. Gent. Robert Qrahnni, Gent. John Mooney, ( hut. Francis '‘elly, GAL ' Wallas .1. Wharrie. Gent. . . The King': Gamlen Legiiio. ' let Light flengooes, Captain Lewis Meyer, from,the 54 Light Dragoon:, to be Major, witb temporary rank, vice Grote, who re,igrre. . . r r LONI2O§ • !StJ iiij~~' i _______,.............„ .• 3dDialer, Lie Utmost GeOrge Jansen to he Captain „fa Te nn „ with temporary. molt, vie, Miyet, promoted i n d ie 7. i.lrhyDritzo.nos. Comet Willinnt ton der Hellcat° kij: l _ ai n , vtie louse°. Augustus Reinecte) Gent.lo k c 7. net. tice Hellen. • in . I it Liesimalion of the Line, Major Rudolphus B oderker tope nteitabf.Cultatel, with temporary rank, me 0,-ri ..... taritiOtiMites. el,, s d iN it ,,. Ni !t jac William Glineostein t lrom the 4th' Litwi n of the, Line,. to be Liemenans-cian ne i. ° wid, ten : rank, vice X lingshnr, promot e d Intim:sth Battalio n D r Line. ' i • 4 1 1, DA., ° captain Frederiek Reh, r o ar the Itit.Rottat m , 0 D 1 •Line, to be Major, with tempry rank, vic t U 4 mai. stein, promoted in the Sci Battalion of the Lbw. ' 7th Ditto, Captain - tint •}lnignile%Nlajor William Delius to b e Captain uf L n Goinpasts.,:ivith *follow/try twit, ric e R N ,. Prom i ilted n the 4th 'Battalion of the ° Li ne. c ub i st , Erelic.. rick Jericho to be Lieutenant. vier Severlit, who retir e ,. allutikatttt, ara r.niwt. jsittst E Aic atrxe oiali t ltitnaitd .wit r d l i o pK h.tutoliehe EnFLlike:fr,oanvicet,j,,:rie. Bth e Went,. protiotetton the Sititf. Luigi I:roc.t (; !A l m, rioi e l oper* :Cowpony, tn. hetEtnigii,. %ice L. liildi nz ,i.. pointed to toe ith ilattaiinu. Otto•Bruel, Gent. to b: sign; Vice (1. Wilding. Depot Company, .Qoarten-MaMer.gerjeant Henry 11 4 .,,h,„ to be. Flinige, riot Geolin, appointed to the Bib Balaban of the Line. • ''• 1- • * STA FF. Lieutenant Annsshis Wedge , 11453 - th e' Bth 8414'11'41 of iht Line, to be .lirigtide-Altijor, a ith temperer) tank o f c ap . Line. , vice Delius appointed to the ith B attalion of iii, fit Ettonaliattil. The appointment of (t.nterivit ketuteity, Gent, t o be Emu in the 60th Font, as elated lu the Gazette of the tki ion, l ids not taken place. • Ordnance..oom, Ocinier 29, 1810, Artillery °robe Xing', German Legion. Gentleman Cadet Auriga, Pfannkarbe to be Stow! L Li ie* cant, Tice n 'who resigns. .I.lmaliOetabeelli 11111 , • I BANKRUPTS. J. Heald, Cloak-lane, merchant, to surrender Nov, t IL -bee. 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie'. Messrs. Pultner,T,'-' papas. and Thestram,C l ipt Lail-pen rt, Theoos oflo „.," 4. d j ba pe ti l- . .ri l . joi ' d,:n o t i rt e tr r d i r e l:i l an r . id m is ( eism , i. N .r i) . u v r p . l l l l l, l Y ia li .r i, ' , ' D ind r r c: ; t al .l l 9 :l 6 , r so e a e t ies t 'e , l,• n iund , l l ;r xot t iusti..4., Copthall-couit, Throgiaortim-street. J. Waterhouse, Manchester, commie victualler, N0r.14,2.1, :Vet. I!, at eleven, at the Dash Inn, Manchester. Auntie. Mr. Buckley, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne tad 1 ' .., VemPle. it. I'. Glimmer, BridpArt. twine-spinner, Nov. 13,14, Dec. 11, at eleven, at thr Bali Ingo ilrid port. Anomie), Mr.T ewp l er, Heidport ; and Messrs. ALtice turd Cox, ,Terople. , . M. Hutchings, Tetrott. Devonshire, drawer. Nov. 2, ten,t, th.., 11, at at the Globe Inn, Exeter. Anomie,. Messrs. %V a.: Rams andDhlrke;•Pilisix's.steeet,' Beilfard-row ; and NI L 5 0 ,,. ring, Exeter. .• tV: Jackson, Liverpool, grocer, Nov. 1,5, 16,Vee.11,stels ire, at the Milt and Plinth Bowl, Liverpord. Attunes, Mr. Clements, Liverpool ; and•Nlr..Filireststiselt, Teas*. .-,•,M Ward, gatpart,.sperit-isiereintra, Nov.ll, at are, St a; 4 , ))ec. 11 4 at one, • at. the Cruwa Inn, Gosport. Att rah-. ii . Cruikskiink, .oiisport ; and Messrs. Bleasdale, Alszlwo r ; d -Holtne, New Inn. • M. Robson, Albernarle•-street, Piccadilly, ttedliner, inv.; 10, Dec. IL ea tess,at (4010,411. Attoraite, Mesca-C4llOll/ and Rice, Jet-says-street, St. J lust's's. . . .. _ J. JelniVat,lll;gl.l-street, R•irtarglt, ;hop-merchant, Nest IN at fireive• Die: 11, at Aileen, at Guildhall. Alturaeyslk. Hatnissn, &sea Cltanhcas, Caine-garden. • J. PIM, Ashburton, Deroutilier, tamer, Nov: 7, at brake, b, .at able, 114 e. 41, at ‘wu, at the Fadden Lion, A •Ithartos., . * • ' - B." St eel, ,t rots Keyelard, Bermondsey-street, Soutbwist, paper and rag merchant, Nov. - 6, 1,1, at twetve, Dec. 11, at eleven, at Ouildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kayll, Crus.,-street,Nest inat. . Nelson' nd R. Morris, Liverpool, merchants, N0v.91, 21,' Dec. ili ,at one, lit the l'ilirk Hind, Liverpool. tunnies, Air. Wiudle, Joha-street, Bedford-row t sal Mr. Wltllity, Liverpool. J. Almond, (lives Wallop, I.aneasblre, coin -dealer, Niti.4l, •', Dec. Id. at eleven. at ilk 'Globe Taorro, Liverpool, "A tomics, Mr. Windle, .Fa t; Redford.row; nod Heart. 'Grit fit h s mar II i ud, Fen ski Frit-st reel, Liverpool. J. Rowell, Petry ; Barr, Handsvrorth. Statrodthise.waAar. rel-rnanufactorer, Nov. IU, 12, 4h-e. It, at eleven, at the *J oel; Birmingham. Attars**, Meows. Prier and Wither., Liercolo's lon, Old-buildtegs I, an#l.lldr. Wood, W6lbetliacip . ton. • D.-Sargent, Southwark, 'British wineenserehant, Nov. 5, at twelve, IS, Dec. 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Kr. Tear ',Sale, 'Merchant Taylor's- ball, Threadneedle-street. t. Mathews, King's Amts-building, Wood-street, Bick nell (Intl factor, - Nev. 6, Iv, at twelve, Dec. 11, at eleven, al gaildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wail/LIU. Aania-friars. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 1. C. Steedaran and J. M`LenneLamb-street,Spitsl• fields isotatoe.merillants.—Dec. 1. D. ' De u, , se.). D. Den, jun."•,;n4l J. Dean, St. Joko'S.-areet, West Smithfield, thaw rnongers.—Nuy. 24. I. Tookeand A. Tpdd, Stead, wino-wt• e haitts.-Nov. 24. S. Shill, Bristol, watch-maker.-•-/Inv. It S. Hopkins, Leeds, merch a nt.--Dec. S. J, Charley, Livesprwi, mere barit...tt oy. 214,J. tionderhind, Bioko, 'lrntlastilre, eon deifer.Nov. 20. E. Stamrord, York-street, Coaraprtial• road, flour-factor.—Dec. e. (;. Spitshury, A ivel-enurt, skinner rwreet, printer.—Nov. 2i. W. Wrilfgatun, .M.ettlinA-lane, 0 0 - 110Y-Kriretter.—N ov.;kt, J. Symoiniflungerfaid street,Strasd, Itaker.—Nov. 24. J. klakeliain, Upper Thausis-street,chrest ,sientger.—Nor. 21. J. Fenton and G. Slo.ire, •Rotherhillts• Wreet, Surrey, smitbs.—Dec. 4. F. Coln., Union-pliire,4oet man-street, tailor.—Nov. 2J. W.-1411ra, - Wolvensaioptc, !wbollen-yarn-inanufaeturer.—Note. 22.1'. s43g, tiottPutli r" eer.—Nov. Si. W. and J. Fly, Leong-acre, bnclJayeto. • CIATIVICATE6.—Nov.7O. .1. Redfern, Bary, Latsenshire, bread baker. --F. Rtkit. Cheapside, inercer.—L. and W. Saurples, Walton-in-lir*, •P:aeseitshire, cotton-manufacturer.-41k. Bracken and Co. MP Peknanufacturers, Letklairy.-.41. Cook, Little S. Jaime , , sictualler.-3. Stow, Manchester, dealer.-.- D. ticribtor • ~rope- maker.—F. Kent, White Lion-street, Goodiosso . ds, furnishing-ironmonger. n t • PAR'l'NElttilf IPS DISSOLVED. . IL Foordriaier, C. Fondrinier,. M. l'owetaxl, jam. LB. "Hunt, 'W. Abbott, and' 1. Morse, Sherbiene.laie, %tholes* biationers.—T. illndba, stn. ett4 T. Illation, ,Inn. Uaoseter, i s I:afford, wool-staplers.—W. IVood nod J. Koine, jam Ktel• ▪ atreet, Lambeth, duper.— C. an MA I, St AU oe, ..)itruicile r cotton minufactuters.J. I)asison rind T. Lawton, RidiT I. turuse.leoe„ St. Mary-le-toque, painters.--W. itiahie and •Z: ,4. Rails, Wapping-wall, biscuit-bititers t —E, loickar4 t l % - Stallard, A. Mani:nal, E. F. Maitland, and l' t. Grein, Mor piag, porter-brewers.—J. Tinning:A, Squart.,.riod K r. .. W . T t Meta, wine-merchants.—R,. Morris, 3. Whitehead, and r. Al 4130. ; 1 / 4 4sclleton,, Lancaster, dyers. • On the 25th -inst. at hit neat is Penihrokeshlre, the Lady of On °stip}, Esq . . 41. P. of u still-born "oa, n the inst. at Pfrth barrack"; the Lady of Capt. In finer br thetth Dragoon Gpaith:, of u son and heir. • MAR el On Moivla) . , at IlVrataleotuley, iu &Vex, Robiei Mangle'. Elq• datlgher of the'Rev. H. Vernon, Hew 'of :that parade. • Yeliterday, Roltert.ltherwood, Evil. of Doctors cuonnoricr .4.1114 - the obly . dauihter of the Rev. John Prowt4, if Putiolie • rvylorany, the Rev. • Ridbard Yates. Chaplain of his Chelten, to Miss Teller, only daughter of dtricA - Telßr, nal. of tiower-street,'Betteurd.squove. • thi 214 0./114;0st, at Makin, to the UruFil,•Pitlfack• To*, 14sq, foripett• Lit4uti, hlieq Atuelia Brander, daughter of Jame, Wander, 11,,q. of Lisoon. 1 • • •Oct 'Saturday last, at Mk ' Barneet-ploce, Sottio z iPolibiusi Main' Esq. in the Slit year of are. ' Chi hltniday , at Ilettlittle,Sretthedd tkeeeo, }Afield, Alm. ilarals • Foller.. the kot. ottyviviwdougluer of toOnte Fuller, F:cq. 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