The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-27 00:00:00

il r 1 I . 1. r r . ... ---- • • • der the peteifirigivtialatiniel. .41" - AWrit fx' I , trade would bi,open 'to.lail,•alltetil there was nothing to rouse-the jealotisy of Partin- whom, not being able to procure vent, or to induce them•to believe that the Crown., ballast their ships with saran twilit wished ttpssssersthepowerliiirb.this Bill conferred the Wes( Indies.. In Bestgal, , aloter , for any othey.enrßose., this : for Abeoake .orpubliC* cwt. ; in the West ladles it, wu , cesqvuleilpe t 4tsitte etistiwg state of atfuirs, it was ference og j.l4 l ,atara. UP tleMet - ef. ' elm opietionl4.thetrowit*that Parliament might ad- - .plauter., .4.4ndealahootez(as had '` . l..journ to a peak in.distent, probably the beginning the ComtlOttite.ef.lest Sestkivq) Vet of March., oi•il , huirl ! winder it difficuk to peas the month-=aWeal i itttliew.aleteit. .1111 new Billtsofore thlee)fisration of the old one. He quality of ft.. ns t Indii(stigir biro was sure the Hon. Gent . .., end all who iteersVhim, It equalled IV best. of Derbadoes ss ouldegree in the nitpetliency of not ranging the though It was iioelffint our Catlett , slightest OA of hastier( no•law in-existence , On•thie• called flake sogit, he was persuaded subject. "The Bat was, proposed - as e,matterof As. went Lome refioingprestti* in.lsidi • *Aoki' cenveidesste, and the , of it could cOnsideratioil l it appeared to him, • not be addbeed in tutpre as a precedent, under Cu- India ptantets:Vre4e,fairly entitled r comstinces , of a-dissimilar native. .4 • ' -. ~ - snooty ot Ttlppiyint this 'eoentry Mr. WHITBREAD was perfectly Misted with Pairteierlteciee'tir teXstiort abet -- • Ese statement made by the Noble Lord., All that he Yi". 'Tott he WERlnditti, at present , uas amines about was, that the present 'practice nufactureio th*,illlete Nit 7 or S etinutd act form a precedent,. which; Vit were to were annually eitryted: In the pass whelti unnoticed, it might do. "Ile shliuld not • 25•00 t) artist itehlssitv;‘ . have fhters t liguio, hut for a single Word , which had: were employed, Indies no gmenfikttlreti would be dropped trete the Noble Lord in the course of his. • the trade Vika?* *geld be princil. ohserrations. The Noble Lord had said, that in the the great diterichation of our naval judgment of " the Crown," a long adjournment the East India trade find never been right take place. Now, as it was to be an adjourn• hands for the-navy as that of ment, not a prorogation, he did not see what the Ships engazed in the • latter were judgment or opieion of the Crown had to do with certain number of apprentices, it .moil it., . good the draftifidin them to supply J iiit Lord CASTLEREAGH replied, that • it , wasiq casualties In.his I .4loOty's navy ; buf itif ' let no menea r iticonsistent with the prerwthre of the beet, the eaaktillii East indfametr. - The East ndies • had ruisird vii West: 11edlee-letterever the rerh itilthe CroweteitOtwnionicate to Parliament.invelliency of an adjourninent for any pa rticularinirpose, which. . had interfered. • , They had destroyed the trade oteke ~ communicatiou was geoetally ens' by so ad. • West Indies in indigo nintcotton. . The .ottlyttaiile -journesint, as , a matter of coarse. All, however, commodity left to them ass Sogarosnd of that-he .that he meant to say on the present - occas i on was , trusted they would not be deprived. ...: ~,, . •,. 11 . that in the judgment of the Ministers of the Crown, : Mr. C. IDLE could not allow that The veshie . lions on- the , trade • of the West. Wien wife 'so . the geeerat state of affairy was such, that the meeting of Parliament, after the recess, might be deferred nn' great, as they had been represented . bysthmiletsittles . til a peelothornewhat later than.oldinary. i ' able ,Gentleisse.. -They were permitted .4. "impart The lean.", then.read a- timiitted on Monday. Meond ti me, and order gbgar s cqffeef•aorl cocoa total parts South. eti to o of CS* _e m ... s :, i Finisterrtylastd the other restraints • were only t „.;• , ,_.. Tifieti it:IC:RU . .OR ~et the EXCHEQUER ; ." ° "" na " -.*"." '' ' . - ....- '•"•''' . ' 4=-4 " "-• ** Mr. A Ideplion ATE INS repeated„4lo4 . he•svoiXitry . IrettivirtidAlio. Bills, the . one for itrivaliaing the du- ' - unfriendiy:tathe measure., .11nadverted- tit *Horse. ties titileritelit salt boght to Eagland.t . the other for liiidrloe• 50 ,.. . w e. 10,400,Q001, by Each . bounty on the exportation of sugar frets Olds cook.; v oth mit try , to the Continent, which he conceived ought tii- Bills Ai' ti e service of the 'year 181-1. • . , v etv relidiVirst time, and ordered to tai reed a te- be diuDiailb4 - : -.?",. v, ' :I•• . ** l .' l load Gise4h.triorrew.• • • i The CHANCELLOR of the Excarausafor .. Mr. W. SMITH presented a Petitiowfroas a great 1 fervid the worthy Alderman to thellddlArilikOlii, -,numberlof • his. Constituents, partly - oysters, partly by which it was provided, that ea-the prjear•Villisr: -journeymen, - praying.nOt for the repeal, but for the ' increased that ballet/ should ditniniA, thefebtaiating' amendment of the 6th of Elizabeth relative to ap. i the foreigner participate in the hurden,.,, , .• prenticesokillettered to lie on the table. I Air. Sy. SMITH observed, tbat the-ttatementa The third reading of the Sugar Bounty Bill was' and reasoning which the Committee had beard from . postponed anti! Monday. - I Gentlemen on both, sides, rith,*regard to tbis..mea. The. Militia interchange Bill, the 60th Regiment . sur e, .but particularly from his Hon. Frien d under engeveittation Bill, the-Local Militia Service Eaten- the gallery (Mr. Marryatt), .mere calculated to ez. sion Bill,.ind the Militia Serjeants' Provision Bill, cite very serious reflections, ioto.the. oon.sideration went through Committees, the Reports of which were of which, however, he did .not at present propose received, and agreed to ; and the Bills were ordered to enter at any length. Still he could not help say. to be read a third tirae•to-morrow. . ing, that although he would be ire of the last to re. EAST INDIA SUGAR. DUTIES. , commend any proceeding likely to.produce a convelT don in trade, or a serious it jury to, any .clea t ,et The House having, en the motion of the Chancid ' list of the Exchequer, resolved itself . .. ; Committee merchants, the main object of. legisintivecerokrito, 4e on .tb• Bost India Sager Duties, • • I tion being the interest of the publiC,Jtv.cauld tip lie • -mi. tgANCELLOR a, tit =bd rtitFEßs I leliftlieCt; oil to the revision of aoy conunercial.system kr in a tone of voice which *Ovid net alloW es distinct..; eat that object. Into this,trido of reflection he ly to beer his statement, proceeded tool* , the pro . i was naturally led by theinmpasleen which had hem : drawn by his Hon.. Friend. (Mr. Marryatt), with. positions or which he-bad given notice.. Ile observed, respect to the ,prodece of. oar, West and East India thaticiadOerabte alarm had Woo earned among the ' West Lodes interest on this and d , to that it w .. 1 possessions. According to his Honourable Friettd s protect 1 the produce of our western cojeoles.veaAlocreryn, !stag desirable to of that. interest a just spect beaten out of the market by that of the east, tios. It was his intention to propose such an in- I create of the duties out East India Sugar, as, corn- { n ith the exception only of sugar. Then it, would cowed with the duties on West India Sugar, would appear that. the' whole produce of. the West Indic Colonieswaa.a forced cultivation,. kept.up for some make them lOs. a cwt. higher. That increase would . sinister pupae ) merely, to.ArkWe.r the ends of indi be 6s. 6d. p cwt.; and he considered that it would ; vidUals, but by no swans with t)te siew. tr . , cheapen afford a sufficient protection to the West India mer. 1 chant. This higher duty, however, was the price tnlheconsumer—to.opswer,the interest of only to a eirtain price, and when sugar * to extend should .I w , i the public. Was. his Honourable Friend aware what . imported at 60s. a cwt. the increased duty on Eas t: an onus ha imposed open. himself by this assertion India sugar • was to diminish one shilling on , —that he became bound A% pseve..thit -Peereekiess shilling of advanced price. He had communim 1 that advantages arose. to this country,from kho East on the subject with the best informed . parsov. .... on ! India monopily, which more than counterbalanced , the admitted disadvantage of an enhanced price of btAh•slties of the question, anti he trusted that the I avert* thapsiblic, in order,to favour the West In. proposition which he was about to make, tr . ooti, ! din praduce,,by giring it a decided preference in our Under O t t* circumstances . of the case, be consider. market to . that o f Mu i r fast s as the measure before ed thetitts,_expedient that Parliament could adopt. The 1 /lon. Gentleman •ceacluded by moving the Committee proposed. In dwelling so Ruch too" 'R*4 his Restilition. i upon the obligation imposed upon the West India I Mr.' Alderman A.TXINS 'observed' tinit the men. planter , by our monopoly,.to.parchage British nii... sure proposed by the 'Right - Non. G entleman might nafactures, 4.2lll.'itH"°lseible Friend prepared to bef . d r i ert i e ! maintain this propositions, that the British manufae be a very proper one as it regarded - sugar, but that permistionte Impart gar would 'materially affikfTti r ild injece '' f ro • ndit i si .; tires were dear* r .than *then, and that our colotdatt I tti - pptfi n ;wooly} rather deal for the others, if they .were not restrained by the monopoly l.rottalbly.his liblosaar- interest, by the great enCeurakiment - It woula : Re tr. , ilitti, elie . the. i ahle Friend tuightiandertake to,apstain tha . pojipotia I afford to IndiL•bullt shipping: lion.; .but obtrionely the undertaking ,wonitlfnot be 1 propositioe would not be hastily acced4to i Nat deli due thee-W.4 . 0d be given to its consikrition.,.: . j popular apt"lr litmalialf . , of , fethittsciiiseilL l • Dtv:Rrorprif otAtit'eW, lnia Optitini - eityliaitt s 4 ' l " ceed. ' .31100 • 0041610 ,,, , be given for - its consideration duriqg the, progress of i he r said . he thought klii;dittylo tbcOw Out„.4 At l i the Bill throogh the House.. consideration of .othark.eoul,besc et tied '' '- 9 " u s - •‘ . 1/11 The • CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER pressing a hope, that the Bill which it was pcipeted tee,ro uponA t 9glptieo.janfore .the., COmmht saidohat - the Hon. Gentleman whit haikk,s.t spoken, i l would not be isrootlA „to a OQIICIOSiOn on al after, had anticipated the observation he was ahrlnt to mike; He allowed that the matter was of true importance, I the ref-vss, va the fallesl tiMe.shOpld be offe n der). /0p . ., the due examiaetion,of e ePeh, i and deserved serious consideration: Ile; could . not,, An i mportant measure. think, howeter, 'with the Worthy Aidermin, that 1 Mr. Pollikair t aaid, .he had no doebt, that . should 6 . .fr isi . ll6 . ''` le yfiend..who-hadjest . tit the shipping fisterest would be materially a ff ected by j it, when ' he considered the" disadrautages under i (I "inv th o l,. -T,Witeir. to bilitletword sof • . si- - which' Eillitellitta sugar must at ail events come. toftielklelik• qi i itt, 0 thi‘aarn mercial sysioaaApT.assa this coons , 'IC was only brought Is- allied w,444. West India totifei, the Htbak.steuld:stitliStri and intliebitiie degree to defray the exPinces of. the . gistil.4l_4 4 :tc‘n..etd.etatiokt;. foe himself ibirald 1 vessels.- lit iieilloy general tvids aati not by iiis, MlyOletstlin ' ulet he most read .to attend (r a d ii 4 ; 1 irnportatiew . lof iiscar f fret he Nat Law shippieg - The " )tab agreed to„the Hougebs;olie‘l nos auftneeted.re " 4 '' . I r. ti ..: • =" . .r - *:. :,-. : tvi*. linertell 114,1.-44 .ordered to: he broveht -p 4 p. Mo s FAS% grP adoitesivaakiatatid* , ii* mioilie r ,,r- ^."..• . ;ic. :,. _ • • ' ~ . _,, • , ...XIV it Aitiiit.V.i c.. :4 , 4 eeicallibill10:1111* temillito of irldallf;`'. . ,Tl'llfeai'.. ad* Bill.waneemilia •• • . inaltdibletleiliiineditst wiliWthe 110 n. Gair sea ordered:te.beoomoultell to-moteoar . ... • :.*:;:": -.Vie) *Sete th )eat act: • • - ' -'-' ''''4, .. ..ARRAY ' . RILTRAORDPIARige‘- • - , •' Alrcoaapated the 'freedom of the grim: Estlistato 'of, the' . A.rm i v:*. en th iat io' ,:f o r: 1. with-the rettrietienir Mader' whirls lst;itefilifaid:oftitie 'tatile e . . . - t - 4.4... , • .: -4 • • 4 = . ' i the - West ladies htboerett.' h wis'awett 'Lord' 'PALM Etcrog. i t iviensktei -. 0 . 'lll;itites.. ....-, th a t (op the lottio yeehrthe-We s t Its.- tion to move the adoption- a olisframaates 41t 1 supplied‘the mother •COofirtfir irith.sbgar it' Wednesday neat:.. . , h. - fate than that at which it s hid beim 1 . s:The Coaniiitial ist;;;Muti - ' ' Bei ll4 endibst ai." P 3" iliel , Half the estates in JarettiCa and .:11M jilb - We fixedfor bimeday . .. -* air . .4. ~ :.;:slumbe.t.tie;#' hat hraloasequellita been $01601'16014 11‘817116 Watch and :Wardilliskleidehibikilibbiesurd - withisf that period. The duty Placa. "Freon, Bill, . ! Atler, net the consumer. It was i s''... llo4 'sittlitii.alb . 11116114 mild Itch. sled tivithesto ships from the Fast - 'lndies had; saltier est.ihmilley =t; wertt-bsallitielld‘drillhr: if. 4 ,Adi # oi, vo l oriw6oo .... .• , . ' . -` -' n oted *ilk 1111 4 4 ". ± But ag!tit.: Alljourued till tolengeonephi.deyPn.„);), :. 4 . .. t never acced t tila;upon 'reudant'a gee tren*tientiOnsteid - Of-these; Jets.. 4, 1 14 - Itoilir.klitalfUge,Alo lialanee due from him r;ppe.rid to inceektlai.2ll,oool. and , Opwatds, award- - gol by .the arbitralera.to the eating claimed by the -Plaintiffs' bill. The Vicz-Ctiancetzoe stated, that though the evidence from the Bank showed the entries in ques tion in the Defendant's accounti relating tb the stock be false, and fair greend was laid for decreeing accountthe h e f sought by the Plaintiffs, if the Court bad: le . iction, elt that tho'lwart.wluch had been , ititde as the COirpciusion of ..allithe parties' differenceso was, under the presisions.of the Stititte of Wam the Third, .a bartcam fettle,. ;prestige: l ion.. Ale, therefore, thoughttbarrhetouriball nor lurisdleision, td liistnisseethoThirlatfe :bill ;.but covislgringthe which mat .proved by them, he raid - he should nat.makelhom pay costs. COURT oy, `lcy4Oli • ...Yur irinaraisr. • • The Defenilant 'wes..thikda hoosight-ep for , j udg ment:- nap; been 'or-a conspiracy, to gether irlilil'aMesCOOper. tWe ilisisecutOr; to defraud the revenue of 101: by inserting in-a . deed of •con ireyadee plea .mim. thin ha actually been - paid for the consoieration of the purChase. The indictment also charged the Defendant with-purchasing a hOuse• which he had ilianaded CoOperfrorn buying ? . in or.- dettis extort nioliy`from the saidrGooper. ...It also ' stated,lhat the •Defendant purcetrased..the house for 7501 and'told tto Cooper for 22001-in :consequence or a [foramina Ifcense, which the Magistrates had nl lowed to be kept en•foot for seven.years, having been sattocbed to it. It is unnecessary to state the dream stances of the disesmnre. fonyrewirießt2Rpoirt • Of them is 'already before the public, abreils WOW for a new trial was before the Court. • The affidavit of the Defendant was read, in Whith he. denied that Cooper had ever asked his advice as to the, purchase of the house in question and went very fully into the different parts of the cause; "'Forty affidavits 'et! chaiacter were then read -in which the Defendant received a most excellent Chiracter ; one of the affidaiits odes .from the - 11iittiOp• of Win chester, another front . the Marquis orit M uckingha, ,several from Igagistratei of the, coonti t intt oottfiom a Roman, Catholic Priest. • ' greater lei, 'O4 _3 ll lecfiono .61w. iment for satire than Wrest nintitio ; whereas, if the ions's." , were - held, a otatvartarhad once bean vui of tine eatits most remain.isainisoneellos life, and though coofine4 in a close cittfor. three years after, coald not expiate this offencf. . • • . Seijeant Pg.ssza j after, tome discussion on other poluttf,"thoighl the oath 'sufficient in thii ease, sod dirt.cted the Colonel to be bronght up on Mon. !day, to corrects few items its the schedule, and make his assignment. • • . .. . Mr. Joitiaa addressed the Court to Mitigation of damage anktdr.Serjeant PELL replied; . od behalf of the peosecotioa. Mr. Justice Lc Sayre said, that the Court had to discharge a painful dutfin passing sentenceon apen tleman. and a Clergyman, convicted of a conspiracy , to defraud the revenue,• and for having sold a hOuse for a largesum of money, it eonsequamit of haiing obtained a license tor it... loaoimadvertingupon his crime, and apportioning his --punishment, the Court would . not attend, ter any *dot circumstances than such as -had ..been.zpreved.l. it was clear that the . house was sold to *IP Defeellant for - . end that some shortlime rkfterVardaisessold it for the suns of 2,2001. including the licentei It was material that the bargain was. elide . between Cooper and the De- tendatot, .without any -cunimunication.*lts Beech.-- Ilse Daftudant also , gave the orders tot lire convey. mice to his own Solicitor, andhe was pot culled at the. trial, DV had he made any affidavit. If it were true, that, Defendant ..did think that Cooper was to pay the espauces of the. se l nyeyano, (that. only proved, thea. hike aid 1%54 46 . it f."Pfvg 'egfoll*lnntS*7 ino, 4 *.f : ., .. kill be guilty of i2i4iii4riidy tri defraud the remau,i., ItAlid 'evot r iappear 131ena Dereii4enl'a. e ffi davit; ,bpw, 1 Cooier , lia4 . the, 40: 000 11 04 pin... At,‘ c'estr, that 'thy:beteadapt Mint have gi1t : 314, 4 0;m 1 ., tlana,to ;Ille!i oll4iter. 01144' such * AO Its 0 11 ; cuusideSsA t t l as v.r,Oilftt suable tdm...t..9 p.. 0 .4 ky r , hog 0304 * . spanini '.&ty. In orAel4 CcteS, when -perv4l Of 14 6 . 04#1in were brought before. the Cowl, ifiei" - riaiiTlir iii,Wided isPqangel i , Pat, n t t4c 1 the present Dere - ' , e.eisirt nig "aVail hittnielf of ttot . pion: Nutitiiork' , itri (iPerioui duty : to.pig! form ; ihefieuld, ieolt . kktU.cilfhP:Ltrld;,„. 4 the le ft ;4 tber coeitiioi.clitet; oi4 ) Get Ice with, a. ferent hand 401 - sifit4tetit periskee.; .rrho - Ottot_•, 1 . though it` ort;e4ll*l4 go out ot;the way tp rausvPfc ol % Persons ukii•blllble haC0urc"4,9414,3* help ker.% • batiag the pmeticiek . gtenti% dorm a nt lioniesr- 4 The Defendant wail', fat inwyent as to this business, for,lia - knee/ of ,tile:Jntearlell ; apilicitioa, as wow, 'down by hiluaytteg, that he *as interested init and t .. ,old foot tat lilgrpo... The .f.egisi ate rahad imeo ;: Virtaireful that, Ellie.' engird i n the htiiine3a ♦ i i .“ itpabllc7lioulee g . 4girot have soy, power tcl:gtanf !IC•ns 4o i but 1 40 1 . . : Sof ihi .4'gifir!tAre iSault) by i frustrated if: ihi3OlOrp . pf, these hpuses._had the V o4l o' : 4 . 4 1 44 itlf the PtztiollietiCes'Of the, *ll s e in..l e, considerettigo, ....Cart did order and adjudge', Shat-the,Defeadaii i shoul4,oo leoprisobed six cafes dar mouths in.the gpel orWittchtestet. , Lard , gumsstsaciwo s' , 4lrectegi that the Judge's aepeitivgadalierpevaldigir, 4 .shoubl be laid -.before the Lord Cham;u4t.rz.;:::... • ' •''' pDilr. PA SEC ET read. mnroral• tolei f t re iene m n tb: psk lomed e, : re bl , ti Ai MIRY I FR* Indadirtete that from . tists - Wit known fact, that dies had supplied a much cheaper II n anufeetuted. 1 ; other islands bail Lp to torr w fallen on the phi true,thititithesto been.bbiedfistibi ZAP •• • • • - • -3111. t S'rA 1 ESMAN; . - lisis 4 EAWitt' - ..,. .' , , roa Trig , . ell tWers9 moat o f ' ',i -'- r osoli. '.. , • l'- kerte#l4l 4 fi 1 0 = 4 ,244 - Aoi. ! saltpetre , w"id '' •' ' (014W,fiti(406iiiir, Nov tii . ' , Na b & •,. CO , Thr .otier.vreitvof - - • ' 4': IlleVil: ip. , . .•. ~. ( • Yes? , gos. bei. It' dire . - - ar sold AL a& •a t. It. Atlnto4 itt l iitteiniiitri; -1 01114 lit* 11 4 43 ..thr i - 4 i' es ''' sou % ''. • " r 4iff ' -- : ti a lgoihne a. '- - ve : ow ' ‘.. 40 -v desk . .. 4 eb. 2144 441 ' ant 14 ".1.91 4 0 , i M Y iett..fiy id tei t •. ll': F , .irt4Wi l'' l 74ioli tt i1i 4141 4 Ail • i ist - en had beet* MAW .hl Th em In the n Oases! . s ' Mewl! *. s“.- • rele ft i. t w in' t Noveseber.• The ~. • ..- . 're moat aroolire; but the 0 but , A49 9 l.P s ' a him on the's ) - MN . aid litelt' . wifie s *ilib i sfiii4ll iii %rat 'any mudh a de,Y. Pie bill prayed as .hoc nsine 0 14 , t radaca ___ A „. bf . ,e rr t a i a li fertnuipt itidlitte 9,4jent•tookr-a to was excellent.t . effects o f • di limy mg. 3iffv, .it It' pusseemi r 7 n o te d nte!:the , petrefs , 40(. taming Aid i)LiBiri upt9n 'Aim. es dike ; a i , a 1 " 1 _,. 61 7 the, Deleednei eft*r Gilt. A myl • ahlce4 " 4 in "66 '''''' . About tWeity:pretesseira mkt:32.4lst the greater *l'll- house ' ll '!. Unites for „ds infant- Children. • Capt. .Jelfe lert ts a t lig, op. *L i these , ostate ; bdt the Defendant ,her brOthel!, u 1004211 ' • ailentbit i L t _son Wein thopitj q sliti d mp . in . y t l rtesi that it toilet. widitivr s 'wli eldifeed Wilts hf 'idivfnistrktion o! .:' s r: hid o ef a zibonv aii (ev od er es. ' oft . 441 . : ft : t: defects its 'their M, that the *est .4 0 conduct her /drain for h e r, possessed the •o sor ti e, I va . 710 - oped isfler. el;et t . e. th e : vomit ] Ito retain the ,a - the property, add never , settled any_accoant of It ~..., thatielted Beets . Mit otitis' Ike; • etii Witness Y 9 to wh./vg; * w e, ' for 37 year*, untllity, till 1114!2, when btu. ( IT. ber, , Riossebls r • Could- not; utondr: Vs-recollection' t could fikwell de- Be then teadeiediiih her fam . 9l • llw l i w k il state tbe,diy -*fr*** iistaesablapi.kwas., however' resent, British ins- ,he appeared iatiihied 'ie. the',. ...,;Ille a , L a ..._o l P, 4° P c4 , 1 . 1 In tloupp e r 1.8094. ' ° o ,."''''',.q7 ' S milliods sterile* but the aocoetiktOtts sulpt ..• .. • s td -sue, inyo' . .s..-•'i. • poor objection leo fitiiirgs(he form of tilt West India trade, tirio of erbl i nttne w Thovlt t er , i . t ief,d ; , Alio tai ., - ;C o - " - ''' oi: tif inaccurate u it t c i t t s 4state 'that he hk _ f .,7w .11 ' " i pOl . • • •'-s` ' 1 • ' ' Dyed. Proparrait ib e _oputertlto l 3,3o's t ,,: OP t h e • . yo . • • "4 , heeis ptbrolter, In actual' . , LOottrthe date ol a eiporte4; and in l'heiertheretainoQf Pilled b i .m 'ta t , a r. ak i - his - first Confinement le ' 100Y.4 but after Orink a loll y imploied, to s o t a ii 09 . 0.4 . 11p Oink' (3,0,0 bi• ~, n d L 'lif.„_, ° " ....i . 911 .1.1iistory•of various hnprisonevents, concluded that he gal l a diseoserrlnn* 11 .," ille'arq, that e° ' 'was, "on the 27th of Febydacy, 1811, and from *if en"Pintl.__ ~..__litily° o f trio' in the accounts 14 bet t ors the . 4itittypipy by i __, ; 11 - 1 the ice hitherto bath continued, an actual prisoner:' he 'Wine inavec•. -- to e Dereedaet, aad sitinitiecl by th,fu t ,, Were n411e,,v• tdr.. Pitt rrce s!iir . si, for the Prisoner, argue 4 th e l obliged - 4o take a r representing him te hive made portlules aiid - sales of ' this . oeth . bet o r tect ; rdieg to the. fact , was sufficient, in order to 81 ,!__!: stock, which,. in fact,- never took 'plate: Upon a and that ittiAterthe 'Act to aired a close Corigpe: Ay - Of , kith *fld statement of the accodpia;upoi the basis - of 'the De. 1 .... r ,.;.,„..... kh ,„, Ai ..., .. he `root NOTICE 7 CREDITORS.. • i I, J9SESIETKVIES, i Pikrliither ferDebt,enert ned In the !Zile* Bead Prison, a nd . late if Cburch-street, Liverpool, %al wink the !Crane And Deseititielstuf Joseph Davie', Linea Draper.. do. hereby give notice., that en the 20:h of Oct. I pre. tented my Petition, Schedule, and Oath to the Court for Rrli, f of Ins•ilveirt"•Debtors. at No. 6. Careexeirret, Linealn% Ina, prtuing to be discharged. from Custody upon all Pr, ee;s, an d to have future LibOrty of ray Person agilinit the Demon& for a hie I am now- in Custody. wild • pent the Demands of all Other Persons named or specified as my Creditots, tires claim irievi-be my (;`editors, in my Schedulesmonesed to my :aid Pe filipsi ; hod the said .Perition. Oath, alld .Seltedp_le have bens filled in the said Court : Whereupon the said Court hash or. tiered, that the twitter of the Aid Petition shall 1w beard in the,said Court, to be holden at the Guildhall of the City of WestrnitAfer, in Sitarday, the /81h driy"o! Ikeenilier next, at thalamic of Nine ill • the kftrintne; Mid the .said Court lath lodged Rt to disperwe with my serving MesiArs. Wichstead and IV Moos. Shrewsbury," Ilaanet-saerclitras ; Thos.. lGeode, H int k 'ley, hosier; Mews. ,Bir.rridge nod lanin jts, °William, ho 'sinis; 'Messrs. Watkins and Hirtoolde ' Manchester, tnanufse *um ; Messrs. Litt, Ratcliffe, aid Cth i . Manchester, calico. printeri; Wm. .Edwards, Maochester, maaufacturer ; Messrs. Ovingttin. Wilkinsori,'ond Co., tialltatirObsouf.ilierers: Me , rs. Hurst and Humber', -Hinckley, bifida" I Robert Keytner, Alan. Whetter, manufacturer; Blackwell and Hunter Manchester, amoufaentrerss Jest. A-64iiro 11, • Roehdide, latioel-mnuf.s. , surer; Wright,pndCo. Mapcneskr. pianofaeturers; .10ko 'sta. gin ant s o n, Birmingham. minufactiirer: ; Joan Howard. ,Rackdale, Ibinnel-mninifacittror ; George Brown, Maticheiter, niiiiifileturer ; John Park, Belfast, /rebind, liner-mere;tant ; AMR , DMlt„„Worrester, titifer; loho•Miktiell, A Siting panl, *c o, avensisf .; Edm. F o ftl, Coveatry,,rlthon m rrt anufacter ; W. Manchester,. manufacturer ; it, and T. Grent fillier— '. O. Kendal,. manafaCtoteir; k'ergiison; Irwin, and Cn: Wigton, Cumberland, roornifactsrers.; Watibiagt , ,n and i Eli:vino:o4 IV icau, Laoctishire chiEr:ninsinfaclurers ; Wm. Roger', !Winchester; tripe-tuannfitentrer.; 'Newman and Sow. Worcester, glovers • Edward Cent*, Paradim.street, Liver pool; tailor; Geo-Iyon, Brownlostr.:init, Liverpool, painter . ; IWm. }Hadley, Si.• Jams's, Liverpool. brewer; Hatton and Suns, Castle-street, Liverpool, hatters; Win.timpel, Church street, Liverpool. stationer; Peter Robinson: . Loodoo-road. Liverpool, plasterer; John,lland,.Church-streei, Liverpool, upholsterer ; J. Holdgate. Chercb-street, Liverpool; iron monger ; Deming and Lea in Churcb-street, Liverpool, mer chants ; Peter }lope, Pool.lane,. Liverpool. draper ; Thomas , Blackburn, Liverpool, surgeon; Thomas Gardener, Church man., Liverpool,•draper; Benjamin nosiest, Liverpool, gla sier.i. James Morrow, Liverpool„atteroey ; Oliver Jones, 3, Tothill-stried, London, draper,-tredttors auni'ed in toy &Ilk duk, with Notice of my application is manner directed by the Act of Parliammit in that behalf; andtiath ordered, that Nn lima' ibe said Prudent, Oath, and*cliedule, be inserted io the London Gazette, and in the two Nevrsimners called tht Stiscaisian and the Liverpent Mettury, of which my mid Creditors herein-before-omeg are .ereby required, to bat: notice. • -.4 4OSEPH DAVIES. VI 1 , We. EDWARD and MAIL , FLOWER, Pri4 Boners for deist confined in the King's Bench Prison, formerly and late of Clapham-road, in the C6tioty of Surrey, and vsing the name and description of Edward and Mary Flower, haber dashers, do hereby give notice, that ng the V2d day of October last, we presented out( Petitions ' ' behedides,•ana Oaths, to the. Court for Relief of insolvent Dobtors i _at Nu. 6, Carey-street, Lincoln's inn, praying to be diietaigairom Custody upon all Process, and to hare feture liberty of our persons agaito the demands for which we are now in t:ustody ; and against the de mands of all other petinns named or ipecitied as our Creditors, or as claiming to be oar Creditors, in-oar 'Schedules annexed to our said Petitions ; and tine said Petitions, Oaths, and. Sche dules, have been filed in the - said Court ; whereupon the said Court bath Qrdered, that the matter of the said Petitions s'iall be beard in the said Court, to be holden at the Guildh .II of the City of Amtminster, on Tuesday,.the AA day of November. at the houtif Nine o'Clock is the btornlttg ; and . the said Corn 1341"11441-%-t4},409061k."0141/4"4400 Mows. Coneda o. qt -st et, Cheapside, silk cent ; Messrs. Jolia Harris anti Co. 'temple bar, linen-dm f ilers ; Messrs. Th omas Fr Mayne and Ca.- Wood-strtet, bothers; estsrs. Jordan and Oa "ON Little-Britain, trimming-manufactirers ; Mr: . J. llam- Thohrt,"tileapide, glover; Mr. F. Flower, gentleman, lam bethl . blesses. West and Read, Gracechtorch- street:. ; Mr. John Perk ins, toownercialdinil, satin-stitelmorker ; Messes. Henry Davie oral Co. ftoble-stroet, haberdashers; Mr. Jolla Crouch, Brunswick-street, thrAcy-triannsing-maker ; Mr. John Mule, Blisekfhors'-inad. Rhea-draper ; Mr. YfTtftstm Clark. City' rand,Acetorso-s rdr;, Moore, unknown; valves-rnaoufac turri ; Mr. Alraham Crofton, Stockwell,. rawer;b Mr. Peacock , thin'; *Owe; Mr. Harkni; Sulieyslittlett, milliner ; Thou.!. ' Game', ~ J 4 i ew ington-causect Ity% .- Barn 4.- John Si m .'" ; la b r and . john Arnold, Letioard-strect, Icls.; Creditors naiad, in nor Sidsedisies.. with netieeisf ber pp nations ia manner di rected by the Act of Parliament hi thin. behalf ; and bath or dered that sable of the add PetitiOn,Riathi sad Schedule, he inset sed in the London Go.rette, - and istßAleaspapers. ut a inch . oar said Creditor' herelii-lieforeiearned, lire hereby required to take notice. •. -- . . • •• e ' - • ~.Eovimi uas MARY FLOWLR. . • • , • , oramaßTll. '1 " thd 4lll 4 pic Mime, in 14 1ol', the Lady of Maj.... Ger— . .iltaidgit Meade, of a daughter. • , • MARRIED. Oo the 4th N t. gealrge Barnes, Esq. C..aptain io the &a lley Marine, to MHO Harriet Aug Harnett. De *6l6th iost. A. Sounders. Fag. late Captain of the 12th Lizbt Dregoon,. to, Mary Cluitiotte. only daughter of the. late ilonelJtror - 111tirpo, or&ttitharoptow.. 11.:1017.:. n um. o‘Fimday. bit, 16 Iltitima44qo lag: 'arab 3etivain, relict of T i4 Newpao, Erg. Ori Wwlocodiy. M knit* Wile of S. kid Eq. It C.f.' teovitt., al the rielliallatillaiNewit. MIMS& Iljp •STAT• OI # II . C/Yr",lli..44fted"