The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-23 00:00:00

1 t; I .3'. t . 1 ' ; ' E.' . _ , 1 .4 q I : 1 •- •1 / '.4 14 • I Zle • • lb l : I • I ' 1 i r I i f . 1 1 i . i . . . . Prom:he LONDON Q4ZETTE, 1 4 1ov. 21. ' Whitehall, Nov. 14, 1812. The Lord Chancellor has appointed John Blow, of the city of Carlisle, in the county of Cumber find, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. Whitehall, Nar.ll. The Lord Chancellor has. appointed Edward Ed. wards, of Oswestry, in the county of Salop, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. °outstation signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hants. North Hants _lteginsent of Militia. Cent. to b Ensign. Dated October % 1811 Commissions signed by the lord Lieutenant of the Comity of Kent. Loyal Dlvensich Water Fencible Volunteers. Lieutenant (4-urge Slant y wise Captain, vice Shun, kesigoed. Dated October 7. 1812. Lieutenant Thonsis Jackson Bell to be ditto, vice East, resigned.. Dated as Mime. Thom. s C.iapniam Rain!, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Smith, rov signed. Dated as above. Samuel gluey, Gent. to be ditto, vice Penuiall, resigned. Dated as above. C.tarks Moore, Gent, to be ditto, vice Sauey, promoted. Dated as above. Tom is I.etton, Gent, to be ditto, vice Bell, promoted. Dated as above. Commissions signed by the lord Lieatenant of the County of Southasnpton. Portsea Batt lion Of Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Henry Ploughman to be Captain. Dated June 5, !dig. Ensign James Shier to he Lieutenant. Dated as above. Ensign tv •trouil to r,editto. Dated tts above. Ensign William AtGeld to he ditto. Dated as above. Willi:on Skean, Gent. to he Ensign.. Dated as above. Giles I load, C9ent, to be ditto. Dated as above. %Valhi Lilis,jun. Gent. to be ditto. Dated is above. BANKRUPTCY gUPERSEDED. B: Nobles, Scaldend, Bedfurdstsire, BANKRUPTS. P.*Jones, Pisher-street, Red Lion.aquaret, tailor* to surfeis der Nov. 26, 90, Jan. 2, at GuiWkall. Attar 4y, Mr. 11. T. King, Solto.square. J. Davisaad I'. H. Lloyd, Holt, Wilts, clothiers, Nov. 90, Dec. 1, Jan. 2, at the 'Kines-Arros bps, Melksham, Anoraks:Mr. Frowd, Serie-street, liineolds Ina ; aad Aleuts. Mottle, AleStsbam. Wilts. J. 11 . Ilemtneriek, Liverpool, Dec. 7, Y, Jan. 2, at'tke tilohe Tavern, Liverpool. Attoruits Meseta. Stanistreet-and Eden, Liverpool; and Mr. %%ladle; John-street, Bedlardlow.., M. Carpenter, lligh-street, Wapping, iictuallei, Nov. 21, Dee. 5, Jan 2. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thackray, Wltb ber-row, Blackfrian'-road. T. Knightky, Clieshnut, Hens, bricklaygr, Nov. 24, Dec. $, Jan. 2, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. itcyliolds; Iljaehtint. • J. Entaisle. Manchester, manufacturer, Dec. 9,4, Jan. 2, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manche s ter. /Atomics; Mr. Buck ley, Manchester; and Messrs hlilne nod Parry, Tarnple. • T. S. Newman, Friendly-place, Old-street, lace-dealer, Nov. 21, Dec, If, Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mowbray, ilankside, Surrey. J. Watling, jun. Shipdham, Norfolk, shopkeeper, Nov. 90, Dec. 7, Jan. 2, at the White Swan, Norwich. Attornies, Mears. Blea,da le, Alexander, and llohne, New lon, Strand ; and Messrs Bignold and Bickersteth, Norwich. W. Lambert, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, printer. Dec. 7,8, Jan. 2, at the Bell Inn, Chepstow. Attornies, Messrs. Sandy', Horton, and Roarke, Crane•court, Fleet-street ; and Mr. Bay 4, Chepstow. C. Ball, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, cabinet-maker, Nov. 24, Dec. 5. Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Shef field, Great Present -street, Goodman's.fickls. T. Piukerion, New Broad-street, raercbant. Nov. 21, Dee. 6, Jan. U , at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Healing, Lawrence- Line, Cheapside. W. Dickenson, Coventry, silkman, Nov. 27, 28, Jan. 2. at the Craven Arias Howl, Covoltiy. Attornies, Messrs. Aley rick and Broderip, Red Lion-aquae. aura as.. lk iltsust, Ca- sentry. J. Mitchinson, Carlisle, merchant, Dec. 3,4, Jan. 2, at the Green Drelgon Inn, Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Birkett, Bond. court, Walbrook ; and Mr. Blow, Carlisle. W. Powning, Peary'', mercuaat, We. 15, 16, Jan. 2, at di e Ring's Arms, Pear vn. A ttornies, Messrs. Philpot and Stone, Temple; and Mr. Richards, Penryu. W. White, Moretonhampstead, Devonshire, yarn-manufac turer, Nov. 25, 26, Jan. 2. at the Golden Lion, Ask Surto'', Devonshire. Attorney, Mr. Dribble, Ashburton. J. Bally, Brentionl, stage ach-master. Nov. 24, Dec. 5, Jan. 2, at Gull Mall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Robiuson, Half- Mao -st reet, Piccadilly J. Crandall, Sou:h Lambeth. timber merchant, Nov. 2Q, Dee. I. Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. liolship, Clement's Inn. T.„ Atkinson, Dorset-street, Salisbury-square, bricklayer, Nov. 25, Dec. 6, Jnn. 2, at Guildhall. Attar, a', Mr. Smith, Dorset-street, Salisbury-square. G. Ilrowu, Southampton-mews, St. Pancras, Nov. 24, Dee. 5, Jao. 2, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Mess's*. deannerel and Gl - Pic , adilly. • T. J. Chitbuch,SHigh-street, St. Giles's. pawnbroker, Nov. 28. 1/ec. 5. Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, slr. Bellamy, James •. street. Adeiphi. S. Bather, Aldbsrough, Suffolk, builder, Dec. 8, 9. Jan. I. at the Crown tan, IVoudbridge. Anoraks, Mr. Wood, Wend. bride: and Mr. Jaunts, Iluckicrshury. W. Wimpey, Hammersmith, paister, Nov. 28. Jis. 2, at Guildhall, London. Anoraks, ' Mr. Meteors, Clifford's Inn. .1. Keate, Westminster-bridge-road, carpenter, Dee. Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Watson, Clifford's lan. J. Johnson. Fenchurch-street, druggist, Nov. 24, Der. 5, Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Atteraey, Mr. Phipps, Aldersgatostreet. L. Bradley, Armitage-Fuld. Yorkssire, stthier, Dee. 8, 9. at the Globe Inn, Huddersfield, Jan. '2, at the Swan Inn. Hud dersfield. A ttoraies, Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lapel and Mr. Batty., Huddersfield. G. Sinieton, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-enals. rioter. Nen gn, Dee. 5, Jan. 0 at Guildhall. Amarnies, Mead. Shntasia and Great J - times.street. Bedford-row. • J. Smith, Vere-street, Ox faid-strest, victualler, NOV. Dec. 5, Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Aitternies, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Cornet-cram, Graceehurch-street. S. Glow and It. Robinson, Hnuadsditeb. bag-makers. Nov. 26, Der. 5, Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. bleyanset, Burrow's-buildiugs. Biackfriars'-road. ti Nl.Criadell, Pope's-Head-alley. insurmee-broker, Nov. 28. 1).-c. 8. Jan.. 2, at Guildhall. Anoraks, MC2IO. Haney and Warm. St. Helen's-place. R. Ogg, Upper Smith-street. Goswell-street. merchant, Nov. 13, Om. 5, Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Barrow, Threadneedle-street. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 12., George Ellison, North Shields, Northumberland; linen-draper-Dee. 16, Joseph Sparrow, East-India Chambers,' LeadeohalLetreet, wine-brolter-Dee. PA, J. Stillitoe, Great Tourer-street plumber-Dee. 10, J. Fowler, Bridpert, Dorset-- shire, baker-Dec 16, E. Loasdale. York, linen draper-Dee.l 12. A. Assn. Great Ressell-street; Covent-garden, china-seller -Dec. IN, W. emmett, Lawrence Pountuey.bill, wholesale tar-dealer-Dee. 15, IA Des.eruseaus, Great Titchield-street, apothecary-Dec. 16, .E. Dobson, Brainpron Adis, Hennas doeshire, miller-Pec s J 5, T. Meekly, Slowing-lane, merchant Dec lt. J. Collins, Brunswick-house, Lewisham, schoolmaster -Dec s,'l'. Moffatt and J. Brown, Goswell-street, blue menu faetarers-.Dec. 11,.1. Hodgson, jun. Coletaan-street, niercbant -Derls, P. thsvk, Vise-street, Piccadilly. printer-Dec.l2, G. Wainwright and W. Ward, Back-lull, Hatton-Garden, coach-waken-flee. Is, W. Miller, jun. Liverpool, tailor- Jaa. 19,J. noises, Wrexham, Denbighshire, maltster-Dec.l2. J. Hamper, High-stag, Saathwark, hosier-Dec. 12, W. Stables. (treat Russell-street, Bloomsbury. mercer-I)er. 26, J. Fair, Maache.ter, wamonaseamu -Ake. Is, J. Culeby, Hemp stead. Norfolk, smerchant.-Dec. 15, T. Stracey, A. C. Greyille, and J. Fabian, Pripee's.street,, Lathburx, silkmen, GERTI PI crr g s-Dee. 12. H. Doal..llmllipmettni-place, Camberwell, dealer -T. Co. bare, Witney' Oidliedshire, woolstapbrr-E. liodg'. inst.'s, Click ney. Nuttinimaiddre. cotton-splatter-W. Baxter. Gosport, Tinware-: Clark, Clare, Suffolk, common-carrier-J.% case. , raddiagteastreei, Mary-le-bonne,coach-maker-J.Wat kissing: Ovemdca, Yorkshire, dealer-M. Levoi, East Smithfield. stop . ether. I S A lITNERSHIPB DISSOLVED. T. Barnes and J. Robertom ' Rotherhlllsr,-mastainten--R. Riciardsoa, men. R. Richardson, and R. Richardson, {tun . Man chester, linen.drapers--E. Watson,. T. sad 64 Nelson v and G. Cooke, Nottingham, hosiers-T. and G. Nelson, and G . Cooke, Nottingham, hosiers-J. Thorium and J. Shaw, Hadderdeld, fgary-manufacturers-S. Hutchinson and R. Storey, Wappieg. wall, sisirchaadiers--AL 05 W..fitrinsd s AIMS% , - COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, Nev it. >. atlrlfZit V. PEARSON. Mr. gerjea'nt &menial) showed cause against the! Rule granted in this ease for a new trial, on the ap plication' plication of Mr. Serjeant Vaughan, who moved it, 'on the ground of the verdict being against evidence, and also on a mistake in the directions of the 'Learned J'idge who tried the cause. It was an ac tion on a policy of insurance, effected on the ship Constantia, in the. month of September, 1810, at and from Heligoland, to any port or ports in the Baltic, with liberty to touch at all ports or places foal information, t kc..'and it appeared that the vessel, ' ins arrived off the port of Swinnemunde, on the Fief October, in the same year, continued at anchorthere from that time to the 16th November, when she was sequestered by the civil authorities. 4 verdictimd been given for the Plaintiff, and Mr. ,Serjeant Vaughan, on behalf of the underwriters, moved for a new trial, on the ground already stated. It was now contended, against the Rule, that the place. where the vessel was moored, was neither ac. tually nor legally in pert; that vessels never light ened there, nor could a lighter come to them ; and I that it was not the circumstance of a vessel lying there in safety, that made it part of the port. The lonly ground for a motion in this case would have been, whether the Captain had deviated from the 1 terms of the policy in remaining s) long at anchor ; but that question had gone to the Jury, and %vas de- Icided by them. He contended, that the Captain had a right to touch at all ports or places for information, ; and that being the case, there was no reason for ea ' cepting the port of Switinemunde. Mr. Serjeant VACGIIAN, contra, maintained, that 1 though the first point, concerning the vessel being 'ln port or not, should be set at rest (and there was I strong ground for believing that the Captain came ' to an anchor, for the purpose of making that spot the port of discharge), there was still the question, whether the Jury should not have found all impro per waiting on the part of the Captain, for without inquiring where he was destined to ' • yet if he went intwport, was he not responsible for the risk in curred ?—Was he not .to have used all diligence, and not abused his time unjustifiably ?, And' fur ' they, though he was at liberty to touch at a port, ac cording to the terms of the policy, that did not war.: rant his waiting off a port where he was liable to capture. . _ - .. Mr. M Serjeant RUFF argued on the same side. Lord Chief Justice MANSFIELD observed, that it ' was very unpleasant to have to decide upon cases ° like the present. The principal points muct, how- ever, be decided by the Jury, and they had decided here, he thought, rightly that this place was an, exception to the port of Swinnemunde. According to the cases which had been determined, the Jury I were certainly right en the main point, for there was here a distance of six miles, and the vessel " was in the open sea, and where no vessel ever un- I loaded, nor any lighter came out : on that point, therefore, the question was decided ; and the next point was, whether the Captain entertained any 11l design in waiting till the 16th Nov. or whether no, sufficient account of that delay had been given.— The Captain had sworn that the weather was tem pestuous and bad, and that he could not move with safety, as he bad lost a mast, and even though he I had his mast, it was a question whether he should not have waited till the weather was more mode ! rate. The Learned Judge concluded by observing, that as this point must have been left to the Jury, and they thought there was no groend for imputing neglect to the Captain, the Court had uo authority for saying the verdict was wrong, and therefore could not grant a new trial. Mr. Justice Gums said, that there were two ques tions in this case, the first of which, relative to the exception of the port, had been determined over and over; with respect to the second, it was properly a question of fact, which above all others was fit for the decision of the Jury, and they had accordingly 1 decided.—Rule discharged. ~. 1~ 4 awlisoemaiu STATIM _.... _ I t W. ftentbley, J. Webb. ;. MlAland. apti eloper, Burtiot e l ien.Trent, bankers (solar as respects die siid W. hionsley)- J. and G. Ilay_Woodl, tqsleld, n—J. Illarhorton, J. Ito.. Mason, nod W.iffoskirr, jun. Tooley-street Southwark, bat mannfaeturers—W. Clehrge, R. Smith,•afid V. Williams, Pont. Mompoutlwhirc, linen-drapers (so far as relates to L. Chtytowand T.,Booker ' Frpwlesworth, Leices tenhire. ft and and J.llaarlwell, Rotberhithe, mast-osakers—J. Bucket and W Hall, Mandible. Hertfordshire , uwalmen—J. G. Am Arses trod tk Joan, Ilridgenorth,. Shropshire t es tn inc-erciams—W. Borsdeld and T. Hiram Ste.pheason' Compton-street, Soho, asep:r-nsercers-3. G. Daniel and J. L. Steinhouser, 1.. Robertson, M. IS. and ft. Abbe, Newca4le-epon-Tyne, itargessa-9-4‘ Nosh, T. Feesick, J. Thain, and G. Lodi, Cos-C;rren.purham.copperas-manufac turers'Ou far as regards the said J, I Awl% and J and J. Greenwood, Sheffield, grocers—i. Procter, J. Unthank,.aud W. Brown. Willington MO Northumberland (solar.= celates to the said W. Browu)—R. and W. Weaver, Worthen, Shrop shire, flaunel-manufacturen—M. SPragg, J. Rice, T. West.. and B. Bond. Blackman-street, Spathwark,rag-gersimuts—T. hy, ti. and W. Proctor. and .T. Bellby, Jun. Birmingham, op meians—G. S,tituser and J. Beuthiu, Cateaton-street—J. J. and W. Jarvis, Leicester, hosiers-11. Landon and J. Childs,Bil wine-rnerchants—G. Bow and ft. Jdherd, Rich" mond,Yorlubire,carpenters—.l. R. Ripley and J.A.Wiss,Warn ford-cpert Throgmortou-street—W. A. um and It. Nichol . RIM insurance-brokers—W. Roberts and W. M. Brookes, BUM halt; and Slotigh, Buckinghamshire, surgeons. ....-...momm— The Average 'knee of SUGAR, fur the Week, eating Nov. .18, is 475. Oid. per Cwt. r ' kverage Pricer of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per .quarter. from the Return, ending November 1 4 : Wheat. 1 Rye. 1B I 1 arley. Oats. Beans Pease. Oattn. --- ' --,-- s. d. s. d. s. d. 9/ 11i le, 7 18 7 •. O. s. 4/. 122 8 78 8 s r a. la. d. 61 7 I 41, 5 L4W INTELLI G ENCE. .;• • COURT OF KING'S SENOR, WESTMINSTER, No w.. 11 ... . .. JUDGMENT FOR. ASSAULT. Mr: Scastxtx prayed the judgment of the Court against Thomas and JO* Winter, two respectable farmers, for an assault od Gibbs, a Con stable, and for obstrunting him in the performance of his duty, of which they had been found guilty at the last Somerset Assizes. it appeared that John Win ter had been given into the custody of Gibbs, in June last, by Sir John Lethbridge, one of the Ma gistrates for the County of Somerset. Gibbs took his prisoner, John Winter, to the Gore Inn, in Bishott-Lydyard, where he intended to keep him till 'the next day, having informed him that he (Gibbs) had received directions "to treat his prisoner like a gentleman : to let him want for nothing."—. While the prisoner and his keeper were iii the kitchen, the brother of the prisoner, Thomas Win- I ter, came and beckoned him to follow towards the parlour, as he wished to have some private converse 1 with his brother. John Winter accordingly follow. 'ed his brother Thomas to the parlour, and not wish ing the presence of any third person, he did not in vite the Constable to follow. Gibbs, however, said that he could not lose sight of his prisoner, and must therefore be permitted to make one of the par. lour party. He was accordingly about to enter, but Thomas Winter pushed him from the door; and on Gibbs`making increased efforts to follow his pri soner, John joined his brother in opposing the Con- I stable. Both of them were thus engaged in the fray, and on both counts they had been found guilty, and for those outrages the judgment of the Court was now prayed. Mr. ntrattovona appeared for the Defendants.— lie stated, that so far from Gibbs having had any right or plausible pretext for detaining and control ; ing the conduct of John Winter, that the progress 1 of the trial proved, that Gibbs had neither any war ! rant against him, nor had any charge been preferred. Those facts, as shown at the trial, from what had not been proved, could not but give a new and a I favourable colour to the case ; and he could not doubt that the Court would take into consideration 1 the expeoces the Defendants had already been put to in coming to Loudon, &c. ; but most probably the case would not end here, whatever might be the judgment of their Lordships on the present . occa- Mon. - ~cre~+*•~»~ The judgment of the Court was, to pay a fine of Is. each, and to be discharged. QUO SoARRANTO FOR COLCIIESTIitt, Cott°Nett's Ineurir.—Thorsday afternoon, an In- Me.Sa.tat moved for a Rule, to show cause quest was held at the 'Sun and Falcon .public-honse, .err Down-street, Piccadilly, before Avanovry Grer.r., why a.vrrit should not issue, of the nature of a Quo Warranio, directed to James Brydes, Esq. palling Esq. Coroner for the Liberty of Westminster, en the body of Mrs. Wheeler, who was found dead in on, him tout forth the reasons why he fills the office and exercises the function of Mayor of Colchester, her bed at her lodgings in Down-street, on Wednes- Mr. S. stated, that by several charters day morning last.—Verdid—Died by the visitation t on which o . 604 the corporate right of Colchester were founded, it 't' - was the privilege of the freemen of that town to A man of the name of Griffiths, a miller, who elect Candidates to stand for the office of Mayor : lived at Pentrehcylin, twit Llandrinie, has been - i taken into custody, and examined relative to the and the names of those eandidates were handed to t the Aldermen of that place, and they, in Court, 1 i death of Mr. Pickstock, who was lately found in chose from amongst these Candidates the individual 1 the river Verniew.—The prisoner keeps a boat, in which Mr. Pickstock usually passed across the river, whom they deemed wo" rthy of filling the office of on his way froth Oswestry market to his home.—On Mayor. Three Candidates had presented themselves 1 the examination of Grilfiths,..hefore the lion. T. to the freemen at the last election—Mr. Starling, KENYON, there were 'some contradictions in his tale., Mr. Smith, and Mr. Biydes, but thetwo latter only 1 The marks of teeth were observed upon the hand of were returned to the Court, as Mr. Starling, it op- ! : the deceased, whenexamined by the Coroner ; and peered, had, not taken the Sacrament within the pre- 1 the body has been taken up for re-examination. The . ceding year, agreeably to Act of Parliament on that : head. The Court of Aldermen chose Mr. Brydes.—': indentions made by the teeth are still very visible, and appeir to hare been made by some person whose It however turned out, that according to the char- 1 1 teeth were remarkably irregular. Griffiths has been ten, nO Alderman was entitled to vote for a Mayor, I Conveyed to Oswestry, where another examination if be were either " a common brewer," or h. t i " the was to take place. receipt of salary or wages from any person what- ; • Afire broke out on the 2d of September In the ever • and Amongst these Aldermen who voted for wealthy and commercial city of Salonichi , in T urkey, Jen:Br/des) Esq. it appeared there were—a cum.. bind brewer and a distributor of stamps. . T el widish was not extinguished until the second day. former clearly came within the meaning of the charms ; tokelehohnu_ndeett: houses were destroyed,. besides some los filled with silks, drugs, &c. to an im- ' ter; bat, whether the latter could be brought within ,• the 'acute of that part of their charters which ex. ,mensp,nti iniount. The , quarter in which the French • • i eluded these who were in the receipt of any 0 gala- me. rehe Society the Tor the Suppression of Vice are per. r y or 'rotes," -might be a question,. On the ground ~ hips not awlve that a, cock and hen clisk . Tore nu- of thosetwo apparently unchartered.inclividaals has. ingyoted 'for Mr. Brydes, who had been returned meroni end nolti'tfien any ever kno*a In Si. Giles's, is established at the iere 14 the COuiitoita of Cardi- MapirL . t he present application was founded. The,Riil Nisi granted. ,, 1 gan'e house .in Arlinglok4treet. The tide 'of 'the next house whicik projects. tite die - Preen Park, ,is ; . Theteert Pi1i,,.4 ?ccdpied during the reniainftc! of collie If Covered, wt . & qy, Mc! Or** gverY even. . • ‘ - . t ic . the day, .till after four %chock, te . teantioqu'men 1 iv, songregat s To of ell the t ru ant , 'ark .., tnale and 6- 'on those cases set dowfritptlie 44 :Cle paper.;" but i malq, of, the nrehonrhPed. . 1 ,. the most important point of. discussion was, respect- 1 rtcfay ,riiarnnic . OluVii . Jnititsln,' Captain of a log some right of glelota ; u4ithcs, and that Was so nierchiknt . ship, ~ '' in the neighbourhood of destitute of.intereAt,tAt ek_y_ ,bad y elst„ ex alto thei wehd o ,4 7 ,A mar 4 ll i t " , ,. ,o itia .8 4 4 fn big .chair, in ludividgal parties gal—eiietr - r eb, werned;.tfiat % . 40' ittletlilto t, " - VI U te o ct l rrig to 4.4 i le . appeered Will not venturweVelt, tinistl , 9ol of Its atfiiugh 4 t? Mt" Te tan reee c nng..Pre n l n t• L , it occipied hours. • 1 6 ei . ' 0 1 ,1‘eiietiria Pape, Was ate D ede. Mr. Justice Oitalytwila spits prevented Trine at-'' limed; 'le Fence, of A 'intent 'Oirth• two bodies, tending the Ceurt,44 aiersagnenes 0 indisposition ; 1 which had two N i t two kadi j but only two 'mai but it bin:de:mistime ii be iti'lleeierso l outre, 1 liall tiro 'WA , O.#l Ol P , K. POLICE. • Bow -STREET. —On Saturday, Ourrles Henry, s young man of a very genteel appearance, a surg eon, was brought to the Offi c e by Lavend er and faun. ton, before Mr. Gratims, charged with unlawfully and feloniously marrying Miss Charlotte Watt, the daughtor of Wyatt, Eq. of Ealing, he hroFtig at the time another wife living. The circumstances were as follow !—About months since the Prisoner got acquainted with Miss Wyatt, which increased to great intimacy, she walk ing out with him frequently, without the knowl e d ge of her father, till at length she agreed to elope with him, which took place on the first day of July last, at two o'clock in the morning, the Prisoner having. procured a post-chaise at Ikeutford for that purpw e . On the morning of tine same day they were married by bans, et the parish of Christ Church, in Surrev. They lived together for about two months, when ;lir, Wyatt learning that the Pri4nier was a married rum at the time he mantled his daughter, he. took h er from him. Saturday, Mr. Jolion of Brentim athemled t o conduct the prosecution. He stat,fl that t!u• Prisetlcr called himself Charles Henry, but the former was an assumed name. Mr. GRAHAM asked the Prisoner what his name was ; he persh.tod that his name wits Charles for some time•, hut at length acknowledged that he had assumed it for the last four or live pars past: - To prove the second marriage, Mrs. c'elaw, tl t, sis. ter of the Prisoner's first wilt., atteadoil, from land, who stated that she was prescitt at tie mat. ria4e of her sister, Miss Robinson, to the Pritoner, when he calle:1 himself Thomast ljuirN, on Ilia sth of rebruarv, 183S,nt Sligo, in Ire!awl, the teretlio,/ of which was solemnised after the lIIIIIITTPr Of ti, e Church of Rome, the parties being Roman Catholi cs , in a private room, by permission of the Bistsopf o f the Diocese. ' Mr. GRAHAM called upon the Prisoner to kno►v what he had to say in his defence. Ole deCliAed sav ing any thing 'then, but asked to have the business postponed till Monday, when he could have Counsel to attend for him. The Magistrate told him that could net avail any thing. The Prisoner then said 'he did not consider what took place in Ireland as a legal marriage, as he denied being a Roman Ca. The Prisoner was fully committed for trial, and the parties bound over to prosecute at the nest as• sizes for the county of Surrey. Saturday night Bainbridge, the man suspected of being one of the street robbers, was admitted to bail, himself in 401. and two sureties in tOl. each. Ile was afterwards taken into custody upon a 13ene!► warrant for an assault, and was also admitted to bail on that. UNION.ITALL.—Cann, the proprietor of an old ' iron shop, was brought before the Sitting Magistrate on Saturday, charged with having in his possession a quantity of lead, iron, and spike nails, not being able to give e satisfactory account how he had ob., . tamed them. It appeared from the statement of the officers that depredations to a considerable amount 'had at various times been committed on the works belonging to the Strand Bridge, and that large quan ' tities of iron clamps and spike nails were missing al. most daily. Suspicion being entertained that some of these missing articles might per chance have strayed 1 into the Prisoner's shop, a search warrant was ob i tained, and Goff and Clark were employed to eve ! cute It. On searching the premises. the articles itt question were found concealed. Mr. Brown. :vont to Messrs. Jolliffe and Banks, who are the contrac. ton foe carrying the work into execution, swore to the nails being the property of those gentlemen, and, part of those stolen from the Strand Bridge wok?, 'there being none such made except what were made for use there. He also stated his belief that the iron was likewise the property of his employers. The Prisoner, in his defence, said he bought the articles fairly in the way of trade, hut could not tell of whom. He was remanded to afford him an oppor tunity of producing the person of whom he had bought them, if he was able to do so. IlarroN-GARDEN.—Saturday a person in the em ploy of Messrs. Latkington and Co. Booksellers, Finsbury-square, was brought up by Wood and Bead, jun. Officers, and underwent an examination, charged with having pledged a great quantity of valuable books, worth between 701. and 801. He was con victed of unlawfully pawning, under the Pawnbrokers" Act ; not paying the tine was committed t o New Prison for re-examination, when the several Pawn brokers will attend. Extract of a letter from Calcutta, of March " An earthquake was experienced at Cannanore about the 17th of last month. It was said in one of the Madras pipers; that it was a severe gust of Wind, by which the mess-room was thrown down, and Lieutenant Pearson killed ; but I since understand that the accident was . occasioned * by an earthquake, attended by violent wind. Almost every house ill Cannanore is more or less injured, the walls of many being rent, and some of them unroofed." The Lord Bishop of London, on Saturday, last, i consecrated the spacious new burial ground and chapel oratory, in the parish of *St. Luke, Chelsea.— , After Divine Service, his Lordship proceeded to the ground, round which he walked in his robes, un covered, attende&by his Registrar and Official, who were also robed, and by the Hon. and Rev. Gerard Wellesley, the Rector; the Rev. Sir Henry B. DuL!- ! kv; Bt.; P. Denys, J. Neale, and J. Gregory,Esqrs ; and other Trustees. His Lordship then entered 01 I chapel, and after the usual form of prayers, declare,. the ground and chapel consecrate, before a nume rous congregation of respectable inhabitants idqi were assembled to witness this solemn and interesting . ceremonial. IU AIt!LIED. On Saturday last, john I lodgson, Esq. of Onmes's-squaw, to Mrs. do e hia Alexander 114 tke Rev. Weary Hodges. On Wednesdai last, at St Georges Church, .Firrispeu . , D. j). Mr. Julia JoIll• second Jollie Proprietor of the Carlisle Journal, to Mi dangtrier of Mr. Edward. Itiad,of Caswoa-street DIED. Os die 19th let. at CambeevreE, in the 68th Nicholas Watiebtrocht, ILD. • . 1.0100(Aff Printed and Publisied by P. Sr*Tatatot OfFICS, rinet4t 4 +r~.ir1LLv....,y....1.. .. • • - Ru e eart h l e ig u ti c a e x i e ti , ry walls of many .d." Saturday last, il • ground and Ike, Chelsea.— oceeded to the his robes, ua- d Official, who id Rev. Gernr 4 Henry B. Dutf- Gregory,Esqrs. lett entered the r , •ayers, declare+• before a mire - shabitaiits n!!0 and interestiq charles-street. St• ? widow rh. Middicscr, hr mit son of Ail• a Miss root • tub sear ofhb eß Loom, rt tat i stvot. • • ` , r yl 'r.. 101., ' I, 'I ' • ~{ !ti lil i, ' t k,k ,r