The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-14 00:00:00

: N - 1 • • ; .: _y. . --....—ama...""K , "•••-,e—r-------..,_ . . ~ .__ , :..i'r 1%73" F lOtiltfiltri t Aß . l i Oli.ltio 1 , 1. ; . • [ FROM VIE it °WIC!' CO[11111E1:I :" " . . ; ELErrlvr: PitANerit6it... --' -... 61 , 1 Monde,. last was held a Special Assembly of tt - 41 Motitoiattori, instead rif that. which ought to lit 3 'been holden in Septillehlki. Mote that' a battik I persona who livid' lialitattl the Chamberlain's Costive wet...to attendance to he sworn in. ThipiAlciatea et at 'the last Assembly; entered int* atifillitithill l • amiaation oT the el a itne lof Many !el thaviyoett4Wts It'asol.sftor much- rlehior, serif a raeitoifel) the C . 4.. Welt's, stating teriarthiy would sietiiit , ir 'int? t A ;Trent/Ceti, eiirttelitt all the othert liteSpoak trtt having resist Illtrettanititiication to the Crilnlneet,'' M SetrilltlittELD, said, that the step of the nth r betty was w tinily - unprecedented. Every lodividoal • •isl'll-ttle for Mt. freedom bad been closely examined! ,' l ' by the ClernibeStain'w Ceoacil, and there was not a 'single name 041 the list width did net pass their una nimous coocurrai►tei. If the preceetllnes of the Calmed were thus •to undergo a ettutiny at each Assembly, and every name be it'-eiltdrined, be sew • no aso-in holding it. So satisfied was he of the justice and propriety of swearing in all the persons in . ' attendance, that he should move, that the Commit proceed'io •ne farther Weevil until that be done. • Mr. S. S MURK SPOORatd Ihe motion. •-. Mr. Fe A mess reprobated the candid of the Alders men,.and snored that a cotifetencailiilid beheld with . - them open the subject. • Mr. E. Toitast fad helrregarded the proceeding •:, adopted by theissther body as equally unprecedented :As 'onjoile. It 'was pussible, With till the vigilance • .• - -isereised by the Council, that in some cases they •• , taight be deceived by persons applying for their free •-='dom; but that this could be the case with regard to ) all, wig lint only improbable, but actually impossible. The Aldermen had exercised an unusual stretch of • ' power, its calling individuals into their room, and ' lizaminitig them ; and he considered the message ... Which they had sent as an insult towards the Coon.; • tie, slid 'en insult' to the Commons. Any specific objection to au individual might be discussed in a conference ; but a sweeping condemnation of all, ought only to be met by such a resolution as that proposed by Mr. Springliold. Otis division the:lumbers were— v..ir the Conic rem e....... .... ........ In Aittsiim it The Aldermen afterwards agreed to swear in all persons who had passed the Chamberlain's Council crept one. DLit LATE MAJESTY. A great deal of local business was then transacted till a late hour in the evening; the Aldermen having' proposed /hat an Address of C .odolence should tit sent to the Noce Regent, a conference Was ap • pointed for that perpose. The Speaker having 'read 'the Address, which, we understand, was prepated by ---ft ,, bort Harvey. Esq., r " I tlr SPRINGFIELD said that those were soak, par(' 14 k - mlistiols he regarded as so absurdly coloured with it it'+' that • ` , ey must necessarily resider the bi.ic.e . Thy of any, body of men who tould adopt theta •my i question.. tile. Mr. E:;Tirbott said, that at so bite en hoot isa I felt very little disposed to cavil at the warding of *. " Address Of Owens fo'rm ; but there was one ettprestioe • - which Wit so wittremely incorrect, that be must de-• ;Meetly Object to it. It' was stated, that " her Mai. . Jekyll Charities had commanded universal gratiloo 'And adkniration." Norittils was notoriously unttif.l Other 'parts of the Address were doubtless objection. able, but to these be *Wild not now object. He, Would merely move that the word " universal" be Otrollted. .On a Arvision the nemlairs were For Mr. iristier's einendownt' .. . I6 • Ageism it . The word." woiperaor .was Afterefoit wagged. The . proceedings were then tee* ,ovea in the pie• settee of both hodioe,,end it half-past eleven o'clock, „theAs embly brojte.wp. 77 , - f --- PETITION or: .70 BF. laiicUtED Arit," UTTERINJO ,FoitGED • NOrLS: -44 MAY IT PLEAst ROVAL • enhappy men. '.161t0 Bristol, William ‘Veller, *rid George Castrato, Arks contrite' no* under "11 itMfi + ff deattrlbeing conircted upon indictments • tivaititifea weeh•porpo'clOg to defused 'the Governor int) tOirni;ank of fhe Bank fsf itn . glitid, and ordered for iteCutlint (id 'Toesday nest, the •• sth 'lnstant), • apprbsib•y our Throne 1b all' the boldness of despair, • and The cellousnets ot reddest misery. We ask' not rin'rey fierniouCßoyallligeinett—we merit none.— I • Ve ‘ appitil tes . theillighest attribute of your Father's •Thrhor, juieliq-Yer,' Royal Sir, justice; which Gni metes with u . commnic ' WA Kure to all human 1 'Wts hate no - asliocate, Royal Sir, but the • •justice of our we hasp no intercessor but in. i ;raked humility. Punish as, Sire ; but by all the hangs ''brii/rting life, hole as. We dare to telt purr 'Royal : lligNoels, end can't's*. nation al iritnewtes„tilat We hare ' bison convicted Upon indictriiruts, whine very bash is •eiror. We Wife WOO pi-Merited at' thst'ouil, and 'etittlicted it thiveupence of 'a ielf.enostitoted public Othlic'Critopatty, tilled the B,nk of England. We lets charged in the indictment with in'teift In 4efrab.d' cOrtinor and Coatpany of . the rßank of Eu4lati4. . • 46 In a Loran of Law, oat in its constitution eeer your Royal Father present at its jukrnent, it ras beets decided recently, and subsequently to our trials, that this chirp is fandarnentally wrong, and grounded in error and *misconception. We were contacted ou this false indictment. We are ordered to suffer death on this false charge on Tuesday Hest. Know, Royal Sir, that this public Company, called • theVank of Etiglond, arregiting to itself a' hew • Alinctialiiiithoriied polies' 0( cnipto.oliiig !lyt p • aniol- . 1nt.0440-trileti by -the dkl • by their Advocate ' v4tier io etc the boon of life, en' ennditinn of lisri 44)10046•11:giiiity.to their 'huge against us. - W e b. 4 G. g 'l4oer -trust °in -Tire lila: thin in their proffered :!PP!ti:;...o*.t . to 'To .4 1 * 41!!!r Ad,oces• spoke.. Fir as the law was suent. out,' RIO thei law deed ant always steep, tot on' ,5 1 4,24,, it awoke, and - iioke la eltanSieri„, kat 'Sofia Boice has rolled aroend to . all, the f arthest 'adores ; its e c ho es have brat in the eat( of Ithectffik Tess millions beneath your Worir).boiard sway. It re -echoer', Sire.. Know, Royal Sir, there's British Jury otptaltlak, etercising t their consiipiiii.nal Ind ' uattii idea r7,;' diJ diKorer ate fatal errcr —OA! I ~, ,„-* A • 1 • r V f • ,~ -- TA-V - 1;_V%.7%-de l 'r Iti=7.l.Ti -. '7er. : . ri• ( \ ewe, W ing M*ll ' been -•,. ear base, and by them that -• [MO was wade maiiiress which not tpeive grave Si ens iti? . ll/r#r y hots Mk of Learued Adiocates, Ant fen 10410soitirsT pe — iseintion, and !misdeeds or., ~ • Litacrifteed ( IticflasS; beer ',natio monifiret. before. '‘ - 'lliPseiffilauk,lkY their Advocate, arrogating the 1 !• right, infil ant the'distrellort then 'allowed . by the a u\inistratioe,of the lave, id decline the further .pro. ' (if• if p H inifividuils under chargeaa forgery, rein's' cit . tel defraistithe said Bunk; and, .by their `ifiliotiat., declintii . lO call any More, witnesses, the 1414 Ityivfdiati Ri 'ceased were acquitted iiiid eel at 'Mtge: :" ' ' • " tile liei . efloke ; ondiostici vidlrdone, on that 4 dity; Sit% Tiro individuals wire et ini4d—the in dittnieids igainst wit l osiK Aliitt s poil prosecuted by the Bank, ft le, verbittim7fd pie 'erne import as the in dictment on which we hate been convicted and con • dein a hed •-t is 'ett Ms's* allot h'.' ' " By ffie irretrievable stroke that severs life—by the Wed, which no liftmen power can again give waripth and Motion to, we implore your Royal High ' 648 In. Consider, that . no tater than last Monday, tisis poke Company, the Bank, came down to the dame Court of Justice in which vie mere condemned, and try their Advocate, before the type of your Fe. ther's pretence, avowed; and loudly avowed in fact arid in deed, 4 that since a British Jury had disco .vered that their (Bank's) indictments had been, and wore all grOunded in error, they, therefore, deciioed further prosecution of persons charged with similar offences,' for the which, we unfortunates, having been tried it) evil dpys and iron times, are to suffer. ' " These are the facts, Rival Sir ; their comment is the Cry "el Vise nation. A public Journal of wide circulation and-ielluence, the Getrrier, of last night, echoing this cry,: Ores to assert, ' That if the Jury were, in this memorable instance, right as to their decision, on interpreting ibis iodiettetut, and the law of the land, then the hundreds who have suffered death on ;uch similar indictmeuts have.been mur dered by form of law.' " And may net we—even we, Sire, forcibly and feelingly applying such en argumet. , to our unhappy case, cry otpt i .when we come to suffer, we are mur dered by forms of to w. " That ihe Jury tfq Saturday were' right,' is echoed by the nation. Their decision bits been acquiesced in by Judges on the Bench, anti its authority is law : their decision has been submitted to by subsequent practice. " Royal Sire—We miserable victims are but dust; but the immutable principles of Ostice, on which stands your Royal Father's throne, must never be violated with impunity, even in our own permits, despicable and degraded as we are. Before tbetiread is cut, which none can rejoin, ee implore your Royal Highness, by the manes of (lie ow., i r , wrongsby MI. that is sacred among men, and (ti hat is is more mitred then the justice of your Father's Throne?) by oat justice- 7 - 1 1 the pious baud that closed year skips rteeLbleitse4l %%be r' s e) e— by every other It'itifer tie! mod wbat-ie Peeve dear` ihs our' People's lose? 'TOO sure, Sire, is. our co': Iy— pardon our gushing tears—yes, 0 yes, Sire, it it our dear country. In our corm.), Sire, your 'throne must rest OA foie. By that love, we implore the common measure of justice which God metes to all. " Punish us, Sir but not in error or anger. May roe Cod that guards thrones, and makes life sweet to the worm, inspire your Royal Hieltheis to act his "Or • i. r , . ... • -. ii- Your Royal, Highness, we are your offending WWl's' . • " .I . OllNlPitl,StI., 1 O 1 it _ 'GEO; ColdPinAßA i rellt weate.,YriCiaysturntop 1818. Peoro, r!illec• atatut• r roacE. - GUILDUALL.—Seturdey, IV. Jacklin, brother to the late noted pugilist, Johnson, and i'.l.se, were brought up under the following circnnistaroia :--J. Monk, who keeps the Top in the ilott.io..Tao yard, has a house, No. 3, Boar!. tleadloott e llobich he uses for the purpoce of iodging Coachmen. and pas. mongers by the dillerept *Ogee. We house backs into the Bolt.itt•Ton yerd,'*and tnia be seen from his taproom. A little before eleven o'clock the Prisoner Letle'eamo - inte l ois ibritoisee, and placed him. self Rear the scind4w. .04 A prams stiphiog the window flip to he shut up, he objected, !laying, be was waiting to see some pertly Cooled° sae the yard. Shortly afterwards he left . the house. Just. at this period, J. Archer, one of the waiters, en going Through the passage which leads from the 1 I yard dit-in- 1 mo n' to Boat's Head-coo - et, saw orb* W3l close to the door o‘No. 3. put something Ate Mai pocket. Suspecting that the Prisoner was ostierapi ittg to get io to rob the boosa, he reterneti and in. formed Mr. Monk, who sent a. female 'lrma/ to the house, to give an alarm if the attempt shoal he re peated. Soon after both the Prisoners wimp *gain observed at the dove of Monk's house, drrd they were seized whilst Jacklin was lit the act 041 avatar* the door with a skeleton key. On seascfslog the Prisoners several keys of the same itescriplbso were found upon them. The Sitting Alderman amid, that as the charge now stood, the often. shsontated 984 to a otisdereac , should **AO - parties to find . and f ties in 401. each. .... • I '' 4 notice to be , -. l' -4 • . 1 M ARLPORI 11 0,01‘ ' who bag los( Orin off a _ r . ‘l , i) o attended ..Craptain. .an Milieu from how. .purse r in thr AVM. Fleet, •4 fetter, wb Aitken away ' rsArs.,iurap!ts idoted them AiLials aht Ca" , #o*.he lanli Alie u ctrajo) lb.. c41114*. AIN IQuil. ifilf z4r ; log•that ho: apipati Aiillt firings 14 that if he had w uuld reach •" • ~, . •, ii=l;; • .1; J •-•"="07.0".""j; ttte service Susan to pt osore—passder. and C4ptaio. statedi: that Ite,ltud isltess !disc N: undo, his tiVtotetf... ; ,,that.sh. was Salvo back, -apscLieturned torily... Abs house Isad.Asero teem by•peraontrof aka*, bl . kpow uothiog,.aataL they, tbrektroad to tweak 1 :;1" trintlows.---Thollilsats . rhsTs field Capt.. to! I for aw assoolt, leaving tha.partiekto bolus theioks.. distisusstAsthey thought pauper, • . !.. 4 1 FROM 21113 LONDON GAZETiIf, DEc.411,1 MillPosette costsins Addresses of Costdotortce fronts the following places, viz litochesiet, Weiro Illeglibiß4994•lrt Difobatt on, Ay r, Crfirevisc k , Boa. ,Imaltifkiginkthestoue, sad the Tomes of London.) ..! eItOIIOTIONS. • • War-Ojfee 4 sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Surgeon 'rls•mas Galbraith Logan. fumi the 13(11 Light Dragoons, to be bargees, vise Joh, who eschanges. 10th Itegimeot of Light Dragoons, Lieuttlamst Lord John Beu.'i *jack, from the la or Grenadier Goa**, to be Cornet,. rite Lord George Hemlock, who exchanges. 11th Ditto, Captain William Blundell, from the 22d Light Dra puma, lobe Captaia of a Troop, vice James Alfred Schrei ber, wbo retires spun the halfpay of the .Light Dragoons. To be lieutenants—).ienteeatit eintwas Illtiudell, from the Sid Light Dragoons, vice George Schreiber, mho lesires upon the half-pay ot. the lid Ligot I)ragoont., recce. ins, the dif ference; and Lieutenant George from the ball pay of the 1-.2th Light 1)rag000s, without purchase. 13th' Ditto, Lleoteillinet!mmas Barrington Trbarani, front the -2:141 Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. William Ihislop. Geat. to be-Cornet, without purcha,e. Surgeon Henry Job, from the 5111 Dragoon Guards, to be Sur geon, Are Logan, who eachanges. ,143 th Ditto, Liertenuet llastrert (log e to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Lio)d, who retires. To be Lientestants, hy pnrchase.—Coraet Francis Nishett, vice Conte; and Curvet Thomas Hunter, vice Cruick,bniiks, who retires. To be Cornet, by purchase—George Hamilton, Earl of Belfast,, vice N when. 1 Jw Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards, Cornet Lord Gds emihrk. frees the 10th Light I)rognow, to he Losigo est Ws:tenant, tire Lord John Beotitick, who exchanges. • 41h Regiment of Foat„Captain George Ramsay,front the Royal, West India 'fencers, to be Capt . ant of a ,Conierany, vice Eli. seby Stratford Kirwan, who retires upon the halt-pay of ate I Royal lest lad 13 thillgerS. Lieutenant Patsick Callao; roe the hair-pay of the Gib WOfil Nocitnent, to he Lieutenati., v,ce 11'illinut Brooke, : who exchanges, receiting the difference. sth Dino, To be Captains of Companies—Captain John Bent, .frnm tbe half pay of the Recline'''. vice i:Ghert ltatenhui, utio ex- ' ebang.es; ned Coplain Enciand frain the Italf-pay of Pro fig:latent, vice 6.loJii Spear.tian, wito ex changes. • To be Lieutenants- Lieutenntu 'Samuel Armstrong% from the lc, I f-pay of the Regiment, vice Christopher • liitta rd, ex . changes. rim:plying the dare:o'er ; and ldetsienant J Jim Vol, lock, from thihalf-pay the 4:(d Fti a, *lce William Bee-' nett. who exchanges, ret-iving the difference. I)tito, Liritienant Joseph Jose's, f i' ! ie L:lvt Foot, to tie Lieutei)an!. vice WalNh, who re irev upon the half- pay of the .51st Font, receivingthedidi•retice. 1134.1 Ditto, l'.apintit R.ibert Power, trout the :kith Feet, to lw I -:, tr ait. of a Coinpaii . y. vice (torsi Lambert Lewis, who retire- opvit (he half•pa) of tleSSllt Foot. flat Ditto, t'dptaio Colin Campbell, from the 60th Foot, tebe Captain of a iDefirly, NiCe James who ratites, upon the half-pat of the 60th Foot. Lieutenant Joh° George, from the fialfpay of the 7th Font, - to. .be First Lienteurtut, vice William Allan, who exchauges, receisiug the diteleace. 25th Ditto. To be..Captailmi- of ' , Compaoirl—Captslio woman. from the 74th' Foot, "lice Peter Tripp, plead oo Ave wm paypf the 7401 Font ;and r.,nry.Cheidtbrtin Reek, • the ist Footboards, without perchase, ratflit, distnissaf• T 0 be Lieutenant Lieuteoaat George Frederick Pascal, from the 61st Foot, vice itobert 'Hamilton, placed ni the ball - - pay of the tilit Foot. Solit Dino, Lieutenant. Newland. ILichard Tompkins, from the half-pay of the ttegiment, to be Lieutenant, vice itsviltard 1; ebb, oho esclivages, receivine. the difference. 414 Ditto , Lieutenant - Wit Mtn Watson is be,Ooptaiit of a Comtt ay. by wirehair, viee.Ntuir, who renvei. Envitrn It icbard Butterfield to be Lieutenant, by purchme..vice Ilit'ison. 4.5 th Ditto, Brevet-614pr Peter O'Shaughahs y, from the ea ,Foot, to be Captain of it Ceetopauy, vice litilliiiru Hardwick, aho retires up n the half-1111Y or tie ..: 4 - 1 r° o4 . 50th Ditto, Cdponiit James Rivhop, fttart the 95th Foot. In he Captain at a Company,. Vi dna= V ace.%lvzioder lioottua who retires upon the halt pay or the Li.slli Foot. Stilt Ditto, Lieutenant John Pition,Yrom she half-pay Of the Re giment, to be Paymaster, vice Henry train, who i mires owns , half-pay. 55111 Ditto, Captain George Herbert, from she half-pay . of the ' 95th• Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Art h ur Mortis, who rich:awes. 4 70.1h.J),itt0, Ensign -- Townsend, from the 9,;th loot. 10 be Ett , ign. vice John Wright, who retires upon the tialf.pay of 'the 9Sth Foot. J2d I)isto, Major James Th..mas ftoberisnit. from die half- pay of the 6th Vow. to he Major, vice,llear; Adolphus Proem!, alto eitchanges. ~- ,• :Lieutenant Neorg• Hannan. from the half-pay of the itermeal, to be lieutesmot, vice W. Mason, rib. exchanges. Hjelsard Canis. Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase. vice. ' IFAlatton. decayed. leli•Diun, Brevet Lieu tenant-Coloael J. tilainey. tram !behalf- ' „post alike late itegimeat of Ntalta, to be Major, st,inS 4 l)unalvi 7ll;sctlonald. who exchanges. Captain A. Donnitivisti, flora the half-pay of the 44th Font. to ise Captain of a Company, vice Randall Atli cdoissid, who ex., changes. . 941 1 t ftitio, Lieutenant Percy Pratt to he Captain of a Compapy,,, by purchase. vier Kt:opium, also Tense:. Emir, Thomas Richards on 'l imbrell to tie Lieutenant, boikse.i clia4e, vice Nail. Jnhn Ayres Kingdom, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchwie;',i+ 'fitabrell. ~filth 1/iuo, Captain Emanuel Thomas Poe, from she It* !tripe.% to be Major, by porehase, vice Martin, who tell 2d (:nylon itegimesit. Brevet-Major 'Thomas tiotiley, from balf•pal of Ate late 9.4 Cr lop hteciment, to, be Cook" at ' .Company, vice ThomAs Mite, wba eichattkes. •• .yet L WIA FF. . 4 t-, *. , I y./kleyet Deputy lospertsr al flospitais A !condor L ow. !01. it. tram the haft pay, 10 be phy .s ic t ,,,, to the .. 4 j- 1 Deputy Purveyor Jonathan Croft,frotn the halflpay.'io foe i . 'pettyOtirsovor rothe' • • Ftwoes. . .I'f. i To tve I uspecitsr of yt+B l 4ll4llk by 4*e!"el — DSWAY :IRON John Robb, Itt: s 6, • TO be I l epoiy liii4pokttors ofllepittitil:by 'ffileAiet---Piliataii / The Forces Wiiiudosefiislidulli, MVO/raft itillililllplip I laglis. .v • t .41 rri 4, ' a tail ' • - Mtito Et A kni i . r ' ' The pi olnatilott of 4 Caitinet Megett-torsipUetcfpopoki in Ell 1 Lilo, 1).4.0.!,00, hip Ifihi 4 .11 1 14 , 1 1 4 1 4'ex .. ' , cis - . ls I Top . - ,i,, ',vim paws,. of Captain Age'', of ti, { 'tit. r ' IoOpIVA "etc, fitiii,oot 4ithil Arthitr. • , .no 'The exchange between Lieutenant Fox, ofailli .' a - l i fid ill i 1 4 11 $1 1 fiq a/4 L ie " C "r i t 4l'L l tr i 4 i Al44 o C4 h4 . N Nigh 4 nut ''fa puce. ff fft T:f I 9 :116,11 . ! ! . • 4 .I‘ ',oda .rtdore? :isalsititri ons *sat br oskxikstelowitsiatt Id 1 . . Gleraervin. tiiihtitykr tote:le:CAl. to tie lieptif? tittitaihit:'" It wirostot 'and !I•ht ir woad Litivi *kW ‘7 ' 't i tplicia aattleep Joavi, 441.4. fo br Liculopolotrii , ,at I obn I)avies,4 and Cbglmj Collins, Gents. to, be roftsets. , mistCantls Signed Of Aeleanf Lien:Hank of nut .se . - fnf l * cuipty.of rofitoLli4y !mid: c minty of &nail, i...,• Toonias.Tuite, rei: . l l o W he t L st alia u t io r4 , l"al4. '''' : • ' 4'184 :11U .. . " 3d West Vat Militia. : 'wit t 1 ,4114) "'l'l.o I Jo, thipirond 4 1kortolnl. Witt. stab( CA9144411. ' 7 : I . , leollflirribkrp/TeMpf WYSSl f ittier Y coop; imy Juliti . (ll viousitiUaisedet 'h the rktn'e• of lloeiot, kit On tibial iaic Mittemaii L: lofts,: fled. Will! NW vier Aldred. , . ‘ zit In no tgrtvr 61411.' • Norther*, t r .f i rient of West nti f Mo. Yeottutary stratir ihiarMliduke 0111,•iiirp; A' Lfigii teat ^ 11*iii See •h, tt ; he-Capthialsi 441 t v .:s:i •,' ••• ,ta u , •l' l - iv *o:i 1: Wiliiarn Fenton Scott, Cron.;. Ow.— - -- duke p.Nyjek, CrWrilibliii t„ C 9 91 CluisMO'r ' tilt. 1W Lie attain; ." . . Geotte ki40,., ft hisp Or. ; franiPilt 1. v , Hap , _,_ Mitt Th mai Everacit ? : t iit Jr 1.. Gralank . et,to be C toms. Fratif4o4thir. 111: to,iir At:aunt-8u rgrop, - 'north Yeo .:ary . Ca4stiry.• Thomas Cianibertni2, Ent. to be Major. unapt % ter ethisb Le should eallivinit 164 ad bad, Otqseelaes in bUI. and *o sage 4 each. jkle should also ',qui 4 bowl given of the meows of 4/N b nounm•eraner.—geteedpy ' nßoyni t it a Itg to the servic4 6 eras d with pistm with intent to.kilt - , Aft Moeller, ied for the pro!ewiy ,, , .aintid that_ the h e r ci Ito reaides at 11“441)14141 9 (14 deteilted hgalo, 11t9 *roofs' deualtaer wedeceeseti (lit Atty. Alec oiler;, . Died by , limo ,In . his Itnete, 0,1 $ All ge W 'O Apse N. suppost4 Mitt : r** P, sv iLk ,liec t , NW wiiish wailed. tt r steosa , I at Act. Adsairallyi bet lb. Captain 'Di* atissitianae, notti•Ornd at ties. Fleet ' 4l . pNin , *Ott ..liedi 4 I Alio ki.nestAleiviei iird in. tibereAtegrintiee ;rititt spgise, itei B;eylovi . kftbovell I.4MM . itvici Sig Alia loniele wry sal t o . islirrd get sti tbeufbeettiietW i t t :ll.l 4l" Z c i, NPagid nehd...01.11114 OvphApeo Milicid; 4 be SOW" if ini4whows Ali sqlod - . stid Aai ts had not, he kohl empgabagjotogsk. i thew Litre mile off; and he agen called ;..s g ., oh - vatti,n.r. tosir, I . • eii..ll • - „ uobeit al czar d i 4 q. ; and joins Birtaki.tle, I. to be Car. tains. iviu w insginier.! William Chippendale, and fiery Nowa!, Gents. u be Lieutronats. Charles Watkht.oll and John Hall, Graft. to hi. Cornets. /lootterskeld 14elioninry Cavalry.. C = harles Brook, Geol. to be Cornet, ma Dobson, resigned. —rob— BANKRUPTCY St:PF.ItSEDED.. R. Bit tamitsvrlVeit. hisuithsaim-Mattioghamshire, farmer. , I. HAN 11 It UPTB. A. Rhind. Lime.streee, sneichant, 1/ee. 19, Jan, 2, 21, 1- t Ottllalliall. Attorney, Mr note, A• . aseseuurt, Old IStisa4. greet - .f. and C 11. 'Csegrge, Bedford -street, Strand. tiolLits., wurkers, Dec. 15..119, Jam. €l. atAloildhall. A moralists, Mew Carden and Son, Farrar's buildings, Temple. . • . •J. Day. Kint-street,' Holborn, goldsmith, bei.l9.._ .24, h., ~13,,. i. “ Guildhall. Atittrairs,. Messrs. Richardso s and (M„,./sfa, lan. * a i N. Scalthrsrpe. Notsireghanc, lines-draper; Dee. 21, rtilo s. it 3, at the Punch Bowl Inn. Nottingham. Att,..a le ., I; 41. Long and t.... tirayit Inn ; and Mr. Pere Y; Mittinghion. • 1; :AMlgoiros, Liverpool. meschant, Dee. In 2.1. Jan, ti e at Ouildhall. Atiorney, Mr. Poole, Adasn's court, 061 Broad.. Wert. . . H.. Nyasa, un. Charlotte-street, Itathbene-i Lice, pavr., banger.llor: 15 Jan. T. 23, at Gtriketion. At orates, bile , sr,.. kinteisi.suo tlud Cu. Kr is-square. • LiaCOIS . P Inn. G. Counties, Chichester, maltsier. Dec. 17, I. .'au 23, ea , she DelphlG twat Cita:ills...see. • AlidnWt, Mr. Stream, - Gray, loos /ti c Messrs. Sowion at Co. chlehr. l ,.. r . It, st • ay, Knal.ford, ( hire, 'linen-draper, Dec. 2R, ;',c,.. J im . ns; sa, the . lio.h • lon, .hlautiesevlter. Aitoroies. •Mr, 14 th s , Met/atelier t and Mes.r.. Adlingion and Co. ISdford-row. S. coot t he,, t Isielsester 4 brewer; Jlit.l7. 18, V. at tne fail. , 'Min Inn, Chichester. iititortti.s, Mt. Sowtott,tiray's lan; and NI essrs. Sun ton and Co. Chicaester. J. Thomas, laheruar :e- walk , St. Luke's, slate..miserhile.. Dec. 19, '22, Jan. 23, at (Misdealt. Attorney, Mr. Hughes; t Clifford's leriP I , .. ~_. , „1 i, w ater- lace 1 J. Ile l sow awe, water-MOP, Tower-street, wine-merrhant„. I Der. 19, `-ki, Jan. 'l3. at Gun:Mall. Attornies; Meows. Tem.. 1 pier anti Co. Burr street, Lass I.lwrithtit4d. C. Mill, Lowor 1. aq Setithliekl, Irt.lt provision -dealer. Dee. 1 19, Jan. 2, 23, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 11 est, Red Lion. t street, Wapping. T. Hoboattatn. Derby, grocer, Jan. 1,2, 23, at the New lon, Derby. Attornies, Mr. tireuves..Derby ; and Nefrili. ',cupful Co. lOwy's,ltin. J. Bull, Sydney-street. 14omers'-totin, cool merchant, ivr. FlB, Jan. 2,24; at Guildhall. Attestants, Sleben.. k yfimure mid Cu. Craven-street, Strand. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 4. H. Shaw, Ulveroton. Lunombire. wrisener-Jaa. 2. It. IL Sandwell, Deal, grocer-Jan. 9, 'f. Liagford, Crsta. bottru st net, Leicester-square, mercer - An. t.-, .1 Said. bath, Woolwich. currier-44)m. 19, .1. Hileater, Back-toad, George's, bricklayer -Jo 9. n. . J. and .1. Gask;ll, Al illorte , . merchants... Jam 5, J. Rey nerds and J. Kendall, W iiitecitapel, stisse-merchants-Jaii. ;-.!. J. Francis, II aansdaiii. Hertfordshire, jolii.factor-,!ab: 9, •3. Roberts, M otni-sttert, Spital.tiettis. otattuustufweitiser-Jau. 25, I. Harriuni, Redness, V orksboe. .miller-Jan. lii, L. Heady, Cliarleo-square. }founts, Shutt'. .dasch, fartor- 4 Dec. lb, 1. Hragg: Greta Queen-street. Cosy zees..., J CS. al t e r -J a n . ti, J J. I% acin g , Co oute r, Nearfolk, i at. keel., r -Jan - . -2, .1. Oli piano, l:nck. i iiir-st 1 eel, hal fliiilltinir Iffer--Jun. Iv ii." Sown; Perwmoutii, tailor -Juts. 2. T. Agg, Water-lose, Fleet-street, priater-Jan. 5;11. 4 hatutud, Pla , natteeoareet, Hattornshoryeyesteller-Jun. 5, ttl. Edger, Oen. find M. Blip r, jun. Piceadalis, goitl.tnith.-Jan. 5, \ . B. and A.B.Freoch,tunt J. Ilarton, Oid South Sen-hoti-e, Bread *tic. t, werch mu- Dec. 314 J. ittloter. Plymatith, coach-tort arc -Just 4, J. Heath, F.:.st . Teignmouth, Debonshire, ship butitter--Jaii.4,..1. Sharpe, W il -1 beeline, torksaite. innkeeper-Jan. 5. J. Say well, •Maccirk. Geld. Cheshire,uttil IL link tr.att, Woaal.strect, Ctivnibidr, .11k .4banut.kunrr„_ J an . ij. T. j o ff hkon ; litithltighous, factor-Jan. t o, .F. W: Scbrualing, Vcitcharch-street, asetichanut-Jan. 8, Vl'. 1,1 0) d, Eirnainghatn, nialister-Jan. 5, J. %%whiter, Halifax, . f a r r e o aat -Jam. b,, LlVibusi, jun. beeleenles. Vorkstart., ran merchant -Jug. 4. W..Stesens Maiden New Soo. IbtrAe:slatte, Is. over-Jan. I, W.'Fno ler, lo:onaitigion-Priiirs.W art. iclk.hil e„ er --Jan; 8, .1. li4 Yaks, P. Kilgouri and J. lutes. Aims tes.ter, calico isrinters-Feb. 11, W. Nevison, Ninth Shield., r ,,,,, .....,. ~ .c.EILTIFICATE.V-JAIL 2. 1 ' l 4. 4 Wilam. ateope; Istssisiet-2.llsts; - Wakelletd, grocer- V. Waitnerigiv. lev , 0•01. stepoo-41.41141ppri+•BsienuOm. silver plater-J. B. .ftlitssou, Drle street, Ulountsburl, air terliserioler. . . kTNIRIOII4I IRd Fl I 6):OLV S. Ashton, J. W•ard,.and. itAgglosno. Ag"Csofr, Lanca shire. ealfco.printerg-5.4% Stime,, J. Docker. and J. Son , , liesbad•strrer, itatchlkonit.onsknrs, - W...le*its and 6. lu gg , Sheffield, penlinife-sualter•-(I. Sowerhy stud .1. Mariey, street, Glalsofildr, svareboosemon-IT, and -W'; tl. Bullock, iiir. ukiagbata, !rogi-u.astet . s-W Lini.• L. deck, sindj:.. Kr - aut. ncstieis'of tokens -c. I). and E. U. Samos,. OlOrld .4% iliebtArrtmfert..- b. tionsperts .4sall H. T. Mao whore, lilollo '.-C otlft -W. and M. Stark and W. Thotainua, h.• trunballae.drethers. • Ik Ayerime thkeipt: SVGA or the Went, tether, Dec. 9, is 49a. 40. wr Cwt.; : • i• • "" ' gi; iLe. 12. . . • , Joseph 'leafy Brady, /teed 92. and F.linalsell Brady. Lis sister, aced °i, were pot to toe bar on an intlicisneett, cluirKiug !.. the soak 'Prisoner obit rialing. nod-the truistic Prisoner alto receiiitw, a quantio of yplstable,l4/Fults aid pictures, .itousvitig ' them to'be stdletn. Mr. Johnson, bookseller, in Ilolbora, had enipleised the male Prionter for a CO:ADidertible time. and from his general con duct, placed the m a -t implicit cunkdoire lu hint. l'ioperly to a eussiderabk mourn had at sortotts times beep clatitiestitiely token away, but no suspicisoi Attached to the Prisoner, !Mid a • Gentleman called On the Prosecutor and infurtoed lion that he had parchastd a hook at a stall tur s wry &Maim em. This gave rise to enquiry. and the lane was, that dire female Pri snare was diteuirendits have sold the tarok in que.tlest. The Common SERJEAST summed Lp the ea idunce, and Um ' Jilry 'found them Guilt'.. ' 'I hi: day alor Itsconcsan passed sentence on all the Prisoners convitted ibis :7.t.,..ii us, of otlet.ces committed iu the City of London. Most of those transported . were pickpockets that iu. faced the ,pablic slirets. , The Inflow ing are their muse. tend 3 1PNI - Michael Aweier, eged N 4 ; Joseph Atillecsoo,lB.; Thu;. W4l. liacw, Ig ; 24 w. Sloan. al; Sarah Eorrevter. ti 2 ; Hen . Tan, 'A 4 ,tames Green, lea'; Vitas, Coy/dell, ti; Corneius Moseley, :A-Transported for 1.31 e, . Win. Briart.T.2; *M. li•nnett, 29; *Pp. hauls, 41; a.m. ..TueLaisd..bus,lllltaltian 3 %I s•Tbol. Bruno, 9R ; Thus. Ash ley, 19 ; Lewis Ty4sle, Aks,,AlW.i.lriphotts,lo l Jas. Strati. ling, 49; Cbas, Claitk. 4s or Seven Irani. ifirialirtilitifts r Johts•Neatiisit. 94-410 be ittopristmeil ono year in dlie/iouse id Curciectiuti, Oki 4ept to ibar..l *boor. t tieury Fling, V; Ufa. Mann. ijt ; , ,Vtiay. Aliown, lit ; (tie°. 'Calm, Yli•-ThipOlsainet 'int sik nvitnt). • ' • ' • eat% R. titre ideiimpt isoood Sir shreeasostbs.. a. Dean, 19-To be publicly whipped. • • „ ray 7 -- IP 1,-. 1 . - -if -'s a r'r.... • i..,i11,4 !R•comulatien to tee losiestrions mechanic, ileel.persotts, of, moderate inenm., mho, are afflicted, At lutestviodier way done the hest advice, 'relit, - if ~ they etieod et certain hours, namely, Vostry, . . • , 'oofgriti, Imil all iAt . ...,. iteftletakeges, antilyee e'deck• 11144 prlic,e4,Liegysk, c ie.itt bitiie10,44•0111 . ••44 hillell' Hare. road. Theio,hpi i ieetia eikier trete itnpoolifr • % e r i si rlo,4litri4t,Yetrot, seo,4 , of-is .diradrut ,7 . 1 1; , oi, lit fygifm, , ,4,4r0s domeptie hap-. ' • , cf, fo q,9i1),ty,..94 (ha olging gear r!it ion% P . lc 0110 ci t aupsitly ettentykn of those iii, ~#,, _. , le Wliii %Fkr t ott si tlwilt . r . 4 o:c.o,. Sc: oph4l-.. .., • 1111 . , 3 Ai . ell faln. : Fvopi . lit ica,i , !Victory nicorMoil Throat, 1 IltAtit . 111"4 aj l tut i iffluctitly tui t atelten.ipe i %alditali on, li l y qw I tlitittstri sli..c -mew. .1 . 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