The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-05 00:00:00

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The PrOsecutrtx &word, that she wavretugning home at the above hour, ,through..Bartholetnew Hospital, when Trueman, in • compiny •with the. other Prisoner, and several othersoint her,';and made a blow at her face, which she . ..warded . 44 . 3'. he then struck her a violent blow on. the bosomy- , and snatched her watch ftwu her side; :Shit blame. diately gave the alarm, and .attetuptant to pursue, but was prevented by Holbrook, *hut held her. arms ; she, however, rescued hurself from him, and: never lost sigkt ocrruernan until he was taken. James Lloyd !tared, that as he was passing, through the Hospital, at .the time mentioned, be. heard the cry of stop thief,. when he saw 'frpematt tun ; he immediately retitled, and never quitted sight of the Prisoner, until he took him in Stinithfiehl. Ile conveyed hitti 'into:the George Inn ; in a few minutes tho •Prosecutrii arrayed, and recognised him to be the mats 11 he had robbed her ; a person likewise --came in, and produced the watch, which the *Prisoner warseen to throw away during the . pursuit, at the korner of Rosier-lane. A constable was sent for, and Lloyd assisted him to convey the Prisoner to the' Poiritry-Compter. They bad not proceeded farther thee! Ileider-laneilien • dlejt, were,. attacked by a 'gang of villainy, aoionnting to about thitt, with sticks and knives • and the Prisoner gave Ltnyd a violent - Wow on the face, kicked up his heels,_ and both fell on the pavement. .The gang immediately set upon them, but, Lloyd kept his hold and was dragged to the sheep-pens,. Where se.' 'feral of the ruffians beat hint with 'sacks,. brintilihed their knives, and cried out, ' Ilan.sitingisita l .coit off his -- 7 -y arms, murder him'. The*Prilipter also styled out to the gang, to ham-string, the b--y b--. Finding Lloyd continue resolute in holding, the Prisoner, they attempted to cut off thiPrisooer's coat, which was produced in Courtin 'Enciat,muti-; lated state. After much. difficulty, LloYd and the constable succeeded in getting him back to the Ottergo. Inn. Soule of thegang had the audacity to folloW, and treated the Priioner with ale. A reinfeicesiontorcon. stables was procured, and a coach, got, into which, the Prisoner was forced, 'after tying his Arms. . The party then set oft tot too Potittry Co.pt,r. Coming out . 'the yard, ' they were etitn assailed by,.the gang, the coachdeur . nptred k , end .several attemptl'made to, get t h e Prisnaer 0y . .k.: ;They proi eeedcd in this manner until, they got Into Newgate, street, when the vilflinaiiit the reins iuktreces, eq4 at length coMplettly . Cpt through the MainsPringcssf the coach , When'. the holy" fen upUn the' carriage. Here they again made skitiost tieskrakaattempt to res. eel the Prisoner, bdt . thrtiegh (he aekertelned courage of Lloyd were prevelutft:' The offiieri..4nitted tho catch,' audyrdieeded Id' this . Compter for assist eke.. In a fire; •mlitates,sinton:errived with a bilge of loaded pistols, and declared be would thoot the 'llht4nan that offered to PreiMif the, Priso ner bbing eirried - to the " Cosi ptei , nottailtstantling this, they perSisted, and threatened 'kr murder hiat,; they brandished their knives, and, cried 9ut s ' Cut • Mei down.' Oats of the officettfiriecur in his Mann,, east his arm neatly o btoken as he was fighting-out at did coach.witubste„ Several coachman were applied to while they remained in this situation, but all re fused to take 'there ;.atlength:Tauntam procured one, -tend the Prisoner was putinkt it; After Tann, tea bad threatened• to /hoot ,he mode the n feast resistance; they thew sueteeded its can't/log him to Giltipar4triet - Cosiipter, It was fo.and. imptaeticahli to ght'him •tb the Poidity, in Canso.; quintets of the determined conduct •of gang, .11glich by this titpe bad eonaiderably ire 1. Thls• statement „whit cpalreried hi:Taunton and'the other:albite VIA° itio staled; that it took frowhal4peet 111Zwetly halt-poet.trittetoconvey him from Smithfieldto the tompter., salt clearly. appeared Ire was seen by h post boy. beyond Brentwood; its, Este:, at foot olciOck'the same afternoon, attdthe Harwich Mail Ceichmati brought him to town, and., set MhYdown at theSproad Eagle, in Graecchurelt. street, setter:4'ft 'nide* night. , . The Learned Judge, slimmed up the evidence, and': in hii addrem to the Jury observed, that this was . one or itte . moit alreminalife and shatnefol. outrages noramiqed in Othart of.theCiq he ever rement brsred. The Jury fonntlTeuensin Guilty, and acquittcd Soltirook. The Judge then advised the Prison6r to make the best of his time, as he might rest assured upon- no mercy being extended to him. During the trial, three of the above desperate gang were recognized in the gallery of the Court, and were immediately apprehended. They underwent au examination at the Sessions House, before Sit% lA'st. Cesium, and , were committed for, a farther hearing. .Ile is 23 years of age. lAVOROAT, IIIeVERREe 3. IY7tiam Jeffitiee *iv'us oapititiy Indicted for steal. ing in-the dwelling-leause of John Lansb,in the pi. rish of St. Martin. in 'the' Fields; two silk "purses, value 3s. and a f starietyof other'articles, the property of the said John Lamb- • - • . - • • The charge was fully Iwoced, and theJery found -the Prisoner guilty of stealieg. T eateelgs. • thereby doing away, the capitqi partof , the charge. ; The .promotion of . Stsios(Aswicltc, .ycongest Son of SirkSIMON. IS4WPORI ; ;, was more honowseble to a pieningthCA7t and more truly gratifyisig- to hie friends) than 'Wet were at first* aware of,. 0/ the seccresestindalitid of his superior Of fi ce, he,:re; ceiirod the .appointment, 'from Lord Witiitsocow himself on tho 'field, till his MAMMY :7 IS picasure 'build be kiwi/a. - The appointment, as Waor, mercy mentioned, bpi gibes beeii ocniirmiti by the Klan. While this occurrence is . satifractory ovi. donee of' Mr. Nvirsort't 'talents and proper eon. duct s it Is, in one view s highly hogourable to the Commander of the Britislirorees. - Newport is 4,. name formidable to the...politieat:peit With . -which Lord Wsra,tirseTac is conneeted ; bet.tbe nomkna. Lion to which we alluded prores,-thit -he eaa do Issetia to the taetit of those under his co m mand, and that he has a mind fit superior to the littleness .o,isecty.aoimosity;=-(WatariOrd Jfikor.) • ..' S. PO L te E. BOWATIMET. ,On Saltierlay morning, when smith, belonglittlo the Public Office, Bow.atreet, went to en old ypu shop in,Chandos-street, to receive the amount 0 a , euttyktintl J illephop r k,eoper, far haying old lead in his ihop , concealed, be observed a man selling some old lead, which was then in the scale weigh ing, Smith asked how he became possessed of it ? and he not giving a satiyfactory account, Smith took him into, custody, and couveyed him to Bow. street Office, When, after an aniestigation, it turned out that the Prisoner was a journeyman bricklayer, and had been at work at Mr. ,Drum mood's house, the banker, at Charing-cross, and the Prisoner's master identified the lead to have beau stolen from there. The Prisoner was committed for further examine. I don. ~ Gu LLDIKA LL.. • Saturday, gdward Sadler was brought before,' the Magistrate, charged by.the Officers ....with big one of the gang wlko attempted tha.reaCue of -Wm.al trilcmali, on Sunday, the 23d-of September lilt, In Smithfield and Newget‘steeit. appc.sred that .}luring the trial of Trilealasl i nji. litAia l evening (end ' who was was elits`vieiedOf the r - Obliery), it was inta-, mated to Sir ,}it.M...CM4tathat seretitalf Truemsn'a, friends were in the gallery Om immediately ordered the doors to be locked, aoll the Officers to examine the petsonS in . the gallery, when the Prisoner wu, ,recognized as being one-of the most daring and tbi apparent ringleader of rise slab ; his person was positively sworn .to by kiwi of the Officers, as be. ing the most active in the several differ - cot attempts' -to rescue Truman, 'and is violently assaulting the Officer, and cutting the traces of the coach. lie was fully committed-for trial. " • Saturday morniag t ioschineist was passing down Bishopsgate.street, - ..one-of the axletrees sudden,ly 'gate, wiy, by which the coachman was thlowa of his 4ux, and the footman had his arm very .nruck bruised. The coachman escaped with. some `bruises. There were a Lady and Gentleman kei. aktle, but they escaped without any material injury. sThe Lady fainted away with the fright..., As the soo of Mr. Woolfitt, farmer, of Haim. 'ston, near'Lincolu e Wail ringing the sernion.bell tet' Wellingere 'Church, .he suddenly desisted,, saying, cc The bell is so heavy am quite fatigued." Fió• never spoke more, but died a few minutes after ilt the ;harsh-yard, • Duriog • the last, week, the Coroner of Stamford held three inqttestA upon the bodies of chiklren,..whei had been burned to death. Thu eldest of the -oaf. ferers was not more than four years old. The following communication has been received from a lateAtnerican Paper :--gf On Thursdayotila. sth July s. IStA, . Dr,'James Niblock, .a native -of Ireland, but for,lix or. , seveo years lest past an 'io4 habitant . .of •Brunswick county, Virginia, was shot' and instantly expired'. The next ' day an inquest was held over the body ; the Jury foand that 'het 'time by 'his death by two bullets and .*.,buck-sleet being fired into the left aide.or bresstr (rota APPIE or. pistol, by some person to them aliknowat. IMIC ofthe balls split his nipple. I.:'rotii-tlnt posinsOitt which Se was found it - appearedbe instaetly , loll , dead the moment l i e; received the,sbot. lie hatiols.' tamped great celebrity apil practiee,As a phy s i c ' s/1 - r : has a- father oow.Jition• In italauil t but no feta. Lion in Branswick.jhat is known orf. 4. few , days. eters a Mr s BN nmlu Edmunds was:, taken up• upon suspicion of ;having committed Ilso murder •st mt his examination before three Justices of the Pence for the county, ..there was nu evidence the& would authorize a commitment, and he was dia../ charged." j The Standard of the United Kingdom of Great Britain,and, Ireland washoisted, for .the. first time, in Witle4-on the 23ih nit. esc.Jubilee day, at the Royel.Dock.yard at Ali!foetid : The .day %As spent w_hbliat, temeituous rejoicing. 'A few persons dined nt•tise Nelson Hotel ; but. nothing (it' seems) like hilarity prevailed, even thera . This was truly hear • In the reip.of Eowannit i FlßST l the priced a fain.writteo bible was-371. 7 - e hire of a labourer was three hO(fpence , a.day3, the purchase of a copy would,-of toorse, have taken such a person the! earnings of 4,800 days, or 13 years and 65 days— and, excluding the, Suud.sys ) ;something mare than 15 years and 3. months of constant labeler would have been required to compass the price. ' SHOCKING ACClDENT.—Thursday. evening, be, tweet, the hours of seven and eight o'clock, as a Gentleman was crossing from Cbarlotte.street, Hlackfritu-s.road, the fore.horse of a coal waggon knocked him down; when, shocking to relate, the wheel passed over his head, and crushed out ,bie brains. He was conveyed' to: an apothecary's JIM by, when it appeared, - by letters found in' hiw pockets, that he lived in BishOpsgiste.street, and was a respectable woollen.draper•antlinereer. The body was con' oyed, to Christ Church Workhouse: Seseral trees in gytfe and SI, Janfes's.parks were blown dorm on Friday the. high Wind, as wero two, sentry . 1)041, Whiali:Ortenetely were \ at..the histaitt nisoectinied hy ant of the During the gale oft ftrailay, a boat waaoeertarn. ed between the„Lower 'Watergate and Blackwall, when two women and a man were drowned; and off Perfleet • two men and, a witeilaca were drowned from the same cause. The hiarse.ehesisut haS been recently substituted for soap, its Paris. A publiclournal gives the fol. • Lowing ,dir.Fellcon kir enplane; it :-19en. it is ripe, aed deep), front s the tree, take off the brown MO, and pound he fruit in a large mortar; apply thus obtained to the.eolits. : en the Wee ! a~fd Mach it. All the-spots will disappear, end mOrtireadily than by soap. • ' 'Anteing rslmple remedyagainst the deprer *Orin. of like in coin stacks has lately been recent. Mended for its undoubted efficacy : Spriokle from . 6 or to six bushels of dry %Jae sand : upon the roof ,or the stack before the thatch is put oth The sand is ne detriment to the corn, and ',tacks thus dressed `haw remained without injury: So very effective is '.the remedy, thitt ovate of dead young mice have been ,foend Where.the ,sand has been used, but not e live . teauto could be sift. • • r -- trove Tll CA --' •;1- BriANor. 3. 1 • . 1(' I a , . • .4dtliteity:Office, Not. 3. C 0); of it '•Letter!fritut Admired Sir Robert Calder,. Oart, • Commander J.l Chief of his Majesty's Ships mid Vessels; Plymouth, to .Itolut•Wilsoa Crakes., lisq. dated ,the October, 18 . 10. ' • St tt,-1 hate great pleasure in acquainting theiel Lordshipsetthe ccistfire Of the Loup Garet/100k privateer, of 10 10g rind 100 men, by hi bib.•l jesty's sloop . Orestes, of equal force. TitbAcap..l cure does very great credit to the CiPtain, biteers,i, ' and men of the Orestes, from the prompt artd a rkeatt manner in which it has been effected, withodt.t . t . loss to his Majesty's service; and confirms the kbo tf opinion I 'have long since entertained- of Captain ; Lapcuutiere as an OWieer, whilst serving under my ! command atlifierent. times. •-• , . • .. • I inclOie Captain Lapenotiere's - letter respe.etirigi the captor° of the. Loup Garoui Which no iltioltt . would have done much mischief to our trade. 1 hare the honour to be, ite. . (Siosed) • ROBERT CALDER:. His Majesty's Slimp'Orestes, at Sea,„ ; • . • 27thOetoher, ISlt4 , SI the execution of your otslerg asoriving, at day.light (iii latitude 48 deg. $0 tuinb North, lung. 8 deg. sa.nrin. woo, fell I brig,. from her . ntaiveeu'ire, I suppdsod to a Freneh-cruizer; I . made sAil is chace, and bid the' 'saisficiiOn.uf 'bringing her to effuse action. in leis than an hour, owing to one of our shot carrying . away her main haulyarda ; she kept up a smart fire, for about half ata.hotar f when' she struck to his Majesty's sloop under my essasmand and proves. to be the Loup Garen: French • privateer, - of : Sixteen guas,‘cammandedby. Charles Littient Faiirer„ with' a ocnnplemeat of *a* he men, , belongs to Name, but fast from . tirest,-ririt tiro dayi, arid had made no 'capture; she bit reniarkablis•'fitte Vessel, one year ofd,' .CtipPered and.. Cep per.fas tested, 'well found in every thing, is victualled' for. two • months, and, I think, fit for, his Majeitif's service.. • • I cannot say too glad In praise of Mr. Charles Squarey, my First Lieutenant, with the Officers and men under my command, for their very steady, good conduct during the short contest, whicli was. .such as• will aver give me the greatest confidente int them should fortune throve-me in the way of' alai. enemy superior to the !present one. Tam happy' to add we.sustained no loss In killed or woundedi. our rails and rigging are a little damaged a the one: my had four men wounded, two of theta diieger.o, ously. . • ,',.10( 14 : .. • I have In? u• the honour to be, &c. ' (signed) • J. R.,..LArNaisioTIERE..._ Admiral Sir Robert Caner. flat. Ctfir mander iu Chief, , • /dui iragyAliiite, l ay. 3. n.. Iwl 1 ' Vice-Admiral Sir • James "Stlualarletrnert.ilhd K. B. has trantnn t itted tojoltniYilsonGaeker,.Esql a letter he had received from Rear-41.404 Dixou, dated the 9th of October, stating Oitc_chrirjoggsr Xtit.bOsits, sent under the direction of litioienatit rtrealgeld, of his Majesty's 'hip fluty, to cruise? OE the Island of Lessoe x ,had destroyed two of the epputref privateers about that island, captured- a third, and.foreed the remainder to take 'shelter in k . • didsoirdts o,lSee, N. 3, 0 1 10 Faux borne* of a Letter from Rear.Adatind Lord Gard to; John Wilson ' Crofter, Esq. slashed at Yarnesethe thoihfittr,i •`; tuber, 1810. The Stelithilt Danish Cutter privateer; of . Ig • guns and 30 men, belonging to Stet, has been Captured" by - the Tweet Captain Symonds, and is 'sniff** „be' these Roads. - i , • • •• • . :hut gals •41 . „ . 4' MILITARY PROMOTIQBAb ;;) - • • :-• •• - - CommissionsCommissionssigned tit Big Lord Lieuteoasto Jucri llld•Porpalf • Centre Sieopthire. It!jutoeuptitoedilliflitin. ► Lewis Jones, Esq. to be. Captain, totqAdrtfr's r end. D4RII September 19;1810; •ff ' . John JOON (1;44. - tu be• Lieutenant. tlitteelOitotiklilB4tit4 James Sandford,•.Gent. IQ be ditto.; Doted October 2, IWO. Edward Edmutids; . Gent. to be ditto, Doted as above. South Shropshire Re!glinent UP Local Militia. Captain John Bettee Morris to be !dojo'. • •Ihtled 147tIllaber 24, 11110. William Robinson. Esq. to be Captain. tea as above. Ensiga Benjamin Urwiek to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. John timith, rieut. to be ditto, Dmest as obote.;.lo Ashdown, sbdown, Gent . to be Emir; Dated Seem•• . 22, 18141.•• George Beddow', Gent. to he ditte• Dated as above.. John Tboma-, Gent. to be ditto. Dascd asabose.,„ Stephen Owen, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Septtwlbsit-d/ s ;no , CM:mission in the Royal North Lincoln Milt;ta, sigoetfbrtbe , 1•• Lord Lieutenant. -. • •, . Charles Cnteroft, Es. to be Captain, Dditd 181ober 27, 1810. •• - ,-(-4 t•-• 44 • • •Ac • BANK RUFFS. 'R. Hammitt!), Sawley-tiehl, Derby. bont-builder, to surren der Nov. 26, 2,7,at twelve, Dee. 15, at twm•at the Ram Ina, Nottingham.. Anomie's Mr. Renshaw, Nottingham 1-awl Mr. Lowe g tArleton-place, M. Alban's-street. . .1. Botaii, Awintsea. Glamorgius, cooper, Nov. 8, 13, Dec. 15, at eleven, at the hush, Swansea. Attornies, liJr. Earlier, Grates 11 91 1 ;011 1 W and hlr....feereys, Swansea. .1. Holmes, .Warwicha grocer,. Nor. SI, S 2, Dec. 15, at ele ien,.al the Illaek,titv . Ints,..Wartriek. Attornies, Mears: /*Urn Ina Marlin/ Bo vars. Us,: Holborn; nod Merril. Geeraigway , Warwick. . - • . Chadwicki Poroltester, Hants, baker,_ Nov. 16, at one, at eleveu. Dec, 15, eete, at the Royal Onk..lon, Portsea. ttornies; Mr. Smart, RetliLitm-square; nod Alr.'Bettesworth, Purtsea. . . .1.. Hodson and C. Quarrel!, Radcliffe, Laricbster, calico printers, Nov. 14, 21, Dee. 15, at eleven, ut the lisidgewator .Arms,Masichester. Attondes, fil mini Duckworth, dull, and Detunson, Manchmter. W..A. nod A ...Wood,. Manchester, cotton merchUnts, New, 19.26, at eleven, Dec. 15, at two, at the Maley Arms lon, Manchestett Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Cbuocery-lane; and Mr: Cardwell, Manchester., . : - • • Houlden, Spilsby,.Lincolo, roallster, ov. 1304( Dec.lso at eleven, at the George tws, Spilsby. Altana*. Mr. Wal.' ker, Spilsby ; and Mr. 19.11i5, .Chancery -ltuie. .• ; • '• Bradly, late of Maid-lane. Southwark, frtunlcr, butane! lof ltochester, Kent, smith; Nov. 6,17, Dec. 1.), at twelve, at Guildhall, London. A ttornim;"Messrs. lleilhow and Hope, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Itm. • • E. Lees, Basinghall-street. merchant, Nov. 10, 17, Da-ea/St 'tat pee. nt, ( l uiWisall. Attorney, Mr. Tueltnia, A lderman buff, J. 11. Roche, Sudbury, Suffolk, wine merchant, film.ll, 14;• Dec. 15, at tell, at Guildhall. Amanita, Messn. Rogers and !lon, Mancliester-bolldlegv, Westminster. • • • 6 1). 13. Murphy, Piccadilly, enameller, Nov. 6, at eleven,lo; at twelve, Dec. 15, nt eleveu. at Claddlialt. - Attorney,'"Mtv ltinrich, Cecil-streel, Strand. . W. Robinson, filanelmster. entrap spinner, Nov. 13, 17, ► 15,,at two, at the Dog Tavern, klutichmice. Attortlien, kW. Kliis,Chaacery-lauet and Mears. Johnson /ma Lotatdalol4 'ehester. r i .4. Lake. Hyde-street, Blomoshory. dealer, Nov.6rl 7 l Der.. 'l5, at twe lve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. - Allen,;(larlialis !street, Solio-square. I ' l l ; !J. linos Qone. Strand. booksellers,_ No t . ! Q, Ai Dec. 1.5, at twe, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Birkelt 'court, Wallbrook. tt 4pe.r. S. Ilardavre and.W. Kaman!, Little St. Thomas Apostle. ~merchants, ..Nov. 6, 20, Dee. 1.5, at ten, at Guildhall,. .nics, Mecrof. %Irvoil and Rogers, I'a-ter-lane,.Cheapsisle e ,_ l ,. P. Dope, Liverpool . , merchant, Nov. 23, 24, Dec: 15, eleven, at toe inane Tasosa,,Livoraool. Attoritics,Vr. -._~~ stork. Templet and bressrs. Bardsw--- -- ell and stept l , 4ol 7 .--- t4 .7..l, l )u ji'er inn i rdi f t. Michael's Mount, Cm. ,•ek,„ll za ls ll , : l it :', lol H aend ec ht . :5 1 ems , acbattuat use s u 1 ,1 3 :4 i r a tri 4 nin . A z : inn: ohm - v 711:: N ttariecs, Messri. G. and S. Julia; or w M l.2 t r - ii . . 19 c. I 5 • • t Indio; Bishefr's Castle,- Salop, currier N a ;; 44. e ivi rit oit al i ii 4 . 7 p o in fi t ird erk -tt , r: k et t , n ti al e it lf r , , ,, N d.. "ro. . t u42?Thn istolveviat :it:64llp. t a u nd rules ti , es M u esses ;Atut i ones ' i airi ' dt.4 — nd e c „. wßiebetl;Citutibed- friars, i4V-irrGiter Bridportis Dorset. terine-sp* r 41; Dec, 15, at elemen, at the Bull Inn, Bridnoinae-ii•„"' vikkgroklkwre,glneen-sireet, Cheanside, merchant Oita ' 'even, at Guildhall. Atto eu t u" ". l a. • aples, Old Jew rv. es, S pc,p, , Nies, Hants. Stationer Nov 6, *2 tltetc r _ak Gaildball. Attorney, lie . 'Darror‘• Throw atineti at GriwileirePi4alet rbilaildtrdli!tr.Aerttiiiirenwe:,ll,eltrOZ''al6'is 'RN Lin:squire. ' • . Bents e n T. Goritlon, T. Steadman. and S. 'lowland, Ass T iirebants, Nov. TO, 17. at one , D ec. 15, at tnelve "fr hall. i • i -- Altisnwly Me. Strang, New B minghall-stre;L at • 10, 1%. E. ea Vor ks le , y a ,;f tei laraan, , pstairmallortdasolia. np.Atttounn,ieshy,o3pikretv„itere,y Lineutu • s lim.. , . J. Ithbirtit, Kent-road, stoue-mason, Nov, 6,13, Dec i • twelve, at Guildhall. Atteruies, Mr. Humphries, Tokeiv* yard. Borrow, St. Issey, Cornwall, carts-factor, 'cot, .1„, Dec. 15, at eleven. a t the Kiq.4lA raw Inn, Bodrnia. Ati7 Mr. Beetle; St. Colorist); and 'Neuss. Shephard a n d lea, Redford-row. .1 ' • • IV. Merritt, Mill-lane, Tooley-street, merchatt, Nov.l Dec. 15, at ,one, at Guild's:di. Attiwney, M r . Ta x)°, ham-place, New Bridv-strect.• . •S. Swift, Comnseccial-road, bilot and shoe-maker, Ns, 17, Dec. 15, at t en , lit Gulldindl. Attor ney , ur, u Dena -street, Fetter-lane. J. Marsden, Rochester, linen-draper, Nov. 10, 17 Dec.i; at eleven, at Guildhall. At tora i es , Re ari j a ,: 6o4 vie, Corbel-court, Gnicechurch-street, R. June., St. blarykse; Merchant; Nov. 10,17, De r , 1,5 „ 111Stples elevea, ~ O ld Jeservut Guildhall. Anoraks, Messn. Swan; s ky — J. Richards, Badge-row, merehentt, Nov. 6, at oe, it twelve, 1/ec.ls, atone, at G u ildh a ll. A ttorney, sit, Nyi , `Castle-street, Falcou-squaros • DIVIDENDS. • • ?Inv. SO. D. Rome, Luteaster, cabinet-maker.—D e l , T , W hise,j • Strood,coal-tiverchant.— Die. J Rot ,Crovetiart 1./eptlisrd, victUaller.—Nov. IV.• L. T. t s, D aril4 l , I buildings, scrivener. —N OV. 2 W. Burbridge, Canboo•ntt, umbrella-manufacturer.—.),iov. 27. J. Ha w k ey , Pietatilli arMy -peenutreineot -maker.—Dec. 1. J. Davidson, Bri j Itretitford, iddleseis,•lineo-draper.—No v . 7. E. Conetilk jun. Vine-street, Liquorpoyd-street, dealer in batter.—S et , SO. T; Stapleton, Sheerness, shop-keeper.—Nov, Nicluslas-laue, merchant. —Dec. 4. E. Cel t , Hendon, carpenter.—Nov. J. Bridge and U. Keale, U verpool,.merchatits.—Der. 4.. J. ‘Viliansand T. Lady, Ks, fachos.—Nov. JO. J. Scott, Gadwanelau, Ifantingdottslilre, farrier.—Nov.. ?A. G. Hatfeadea ay t Busiwgitail.strees, warebomenten.—Not. IS. It, Johnsim and, N. DrOwne grocer..--bor,ll, 1111 Arkinstall ()s u rge,' Burslem Staffardsbire, • jr. Nov. '4k •T. A)ibutt, Market Writing, Liocaltastre,io C. fury, Salford, Lii.icalloire, thamt....NwA. V. R. lentgridge and O. Pringle, Pater s blurb! a, colliery anderetkers. •• ' cEzTtricitTES.—Nov. 24. bulpri ,Loyd. Brisk* tuerchaelt..—P. Howarth, Sat % brldge,Work, linen-draper.—J. Petrie, Kempuni ay). Mractivtlgawarth, Middiesex.'dealers.—C. Nel-an, Surrey, eisal-mercheunee-J. Unstvonh, Maochesacr, pedal, ' Taylor. Bitabitiy, 0/don!, miller.—J. F'atrr, Su*. land Oeacithe Sea, Durban' linen - draper , — R. Seidler, Wet. close-square, haberdasher. —J. Ilitchcox, Broughtua, o.p 110 1 14#4er Perks, Walsall, Stafford, fatkor. d• • PARTXERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • WaN•Awllay and C. Wood,, Princes's-street, St. Gwyn, blinsmsamisquare; sui.georts and apothecaries.--J. S. Beek - woushrtitokeNewinaton, and Al, Gibbs, Welhrook, osatitaa hrewers.—R. Batstonc and T. Hue Silver.strcet, Clerkes well-green, smiths and stove.grateliakers.—T. Holmes and Barrett, St. Martin's-le-Grand, Neagatc-greet.—Arn. Hop. kin@ and X. Hopkins, Maiden-lane. Wood-strtett Aowellol and giddsmiths.—S. Heineken nil J. °golden, BilottAsKati refiners.—Wm. liodason and Win. Leak, Lents. York, roli, dealers.—S. SiTaylor, Wm. Taylor, T. E. Taylor, and Taylor, Upper Water-gate,•l)eptford, b lack -olober!.— Na Parsers+, JJ. Firttistiine;l'. Perry, and./ P. F craw one, , Stafford, iron-masers:--J. liee,T. Fuee, and 'r. fire, Backs* j a ? u u tl re iw v a ie rk tt ,. coal- t ie i n in g o h n a rl a t s ne a , nd l. w am . act-makers.—P. Deans and C. W. Knowlton, Flat-ergo, —J oem . o D m re al a id et tio. t sat ainl W. Wight, Core tom..Crotclied-friars, wine, spirit, and heer-merthash.-11. Gam, M. Carter,and IL SenCia, Knottingley, York, ow spostsbcoriss and udlsters. The:kW:sage Prieto of Corn, computed from the returns Its.the:mteak .ending Ort. 27, are. Wheat,- t9s. 74.—R hoss_. .7d.l.4•Barley, 475. 9d.—Oats, 2iis t lel.«-Bamo r )14: fteiSeufrit. 6i1.-o;i:fneal, 5J,. lull. PilrttiAverstge Price of Brown or MascoVado Sugtr, tat anted fiotu the returns made in the week ending Ort..X., 464. Ild. per cwt. BIRTHS., On Thursday last, in Grosvenor-place, the lAdy of iink!, l Joiner, L. 4. D. of a daughter. • • • , 'On Thursday, the Lady of John Scutt, rsq..ot Neal Car Ohre, Kiln, of a son. On liridity last, at Norwood House, Surrey, • the Haiti AttoeV, of a daugitter. Mrs. H. W Brown, N. Jaoses's-plee of a daughter. On Wednesday lt-,st, Mrs. licilioson ofClirlbed, of pdiMo ter. MARRIED, _ Il• On Wednesday, Mr. Frederick Daseitiert, (liPl4 O Margaret Thistlewood, .rf the sante . place ) *. • On WednAdtty last, at St. Steplietest:lnfreti: , Chabett, Esq. to Miss Moir, danslttor,st lite Re*. olsktie: vicar rdNazing, Essex. At the same time and place. Mr: franchiSystron fbnitxl 4 the Royal Navy, to Elizabeth - Moort*elt, daughter of Dia Sumner, Esq. On Thaniday last, at Mostley the county d Worcester, by tlfe Wirthingtou Ingrain, Sir Mamas ward Witmingtoo, Bart. of Siairtford Court,' P.T. to Pal* .second daughter of John Taylor,' Esq. of Moseley Hall, all said county. . • Ott Saturday last, Anthony Rionleio F.M. of Stockseil, Mary Anne, eldest daughter of JolidWitd, 'Esq. of thetas place. On Saturday last, at St. Saviour's, 'Southwark, by the Ile/. Dr. Wilgress, Matthew 11.41bvtd, of Stickville-strect, eldest daughter. of Robert Pon, of . Castle-oml, sour wark, Esq. " • On Saturday last,. at St. Mary's, Eruabeth,,by the Rev. T. Barrett, A. 51. Chaplain to nis Royal klightiess the NS of Wales, Henry Buckley, Esq. , of the La ern,. Somalia:to! beth,. to Anne ; only daughter of Sanibel Wolfe, El: itr tM Eastlpdia llouse. . •••• • , • Oft Mortally last, in tbe 650 . year of bin ate, kielw 4erlfil litims,•l.4. • • . • ." On Wednesday last, Miss Gwirei Pace, dattgb/ciese.,tl Samuel Pearce, of Ah.sembly-row, jNaltbnalltoW, to hiw a "' , eat: ' On •Pridav evening tact, Mr. Thome Adrums aged 51, aaM pears partner with Air. John - Alms; lad-Maker, beadentalto ...street. Yesterday morning,..Mr. Thomas Hemmans, of the Bads! England.- - • On Sanspay 2gth tlin Han,,francis.Hay Drninindndi,t itnity brother of the Earl of Hinman. gawp:big , nitierbtelock that morning, on his return to Dupplin Carde, ,gro*the river_Eartr, which wail mach. atintdbY'l i "' theirttiling eseninu, such was the strength of the cYrrAlr ;litat'lltsslvitirown from Ids horsennd peddled. , • : OuSitthrditY'At bit'apartinenta St.•JilineNs ".,lprinril,pl • 1031.itiik STOCKS ON SATUKD A Y. Cant Stoat 95n."t • In -b l ier Cent. 94 9 per Omni 5l di% per•cent; Gtttalit , India Smeltper arm.° . India BOO& 95 pr. o•Per•OentelliptS9l/ •.. . Exra. Heil. 91! p% t iatlic Atm. q-1/-16the 1 Co-s. for • et 'O - ‘l4ll) . ° S .' T• sP l r t iti f t it e l ' i nd o F P V ' t iel ai ll'h al. 617: • t:ei Iv' •~. ~ 4 -ail . „ 1a MIP I ~_ . V 1