The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-19 00:00:00

---,-‘- LAW INrELLIGENCE. cot; ar OF citANci:llY§ s.a1R0111", N0i.17. An ex-parte case was heard .011 the part of Messrs. Dickensons, bankrupts. Au application was made by certain persons, claimants - Go the estate, of which the father of the Petitioners was tenant for hie, and of which Mr. Puplington was trustee. By the will of the Testator it appeared', that the estate being sold, 'the capital shouldle em. yloyed in the purchase of real property ;- in v 1011. tiou of which it had been applied by the Bankrupts in a banking conceru, and without consulting the trustee or tenant fur life. After some remarks from Sir-S. RON! LX. T o OO part -of the Assignees , and,,MrilLtar, fur the 'Petitioners, the Lord Chancellovorilered, that the dividend to the amount of the Petitioner's claims should be retained, until they were ektablished in equity 1 and, in Om mean time, the matter should be further inquired tato. COUT OF KING'S bl;NcH,Nov. 17. • CRIMINAL INFORMATION& Tho A TIMOR Y.G ta SSA L moved for a ruletts "hew cause why a criminal information shoulailsot be filed agaiust William Stokes, an:Attorney of Court, Benjamin Kipner, and another. A perm* of the name of Surr,- Who had a right -to certain copyhold premises in the manor of Little Welshing. ham, in the county of Norfolk, took out s writ in the Manor Court, and, after experiencing every vesistaoce and delay, got a hearing and procured judgment, on which he sued out a warrant, direct: ed to the Bailiff, enjoining him to put Mr. Sort in possession. The Bailiff had no power to cal OS the' posse comitatus to assist Dim in- giving pones= 'ion, and the persons now looped againsh - who were the Attoruey for the Tenant and Defendant in the suit before the Manor Court, the Tenant himself, add a labourer employed by him, being *ware of this fact, resisted Sun's obtaining posses. Sion, and the Defendants, Kipuer and Stokes, told itim, When he -came to take possession, that no sootier was wanting on lheir part, and that they should spare no expence to prevent- bins front get. slug possession. In prosecution of this threat, they contrived to shut np one man whom the proprietor .had got into the house, in the inside, and to keep the other-only cutting off the communication be tween the two; so as to recover possession to thetn. Pelves. They bad since 'resisted other efforts Of.the Proprietor to gain possession, till at length lie was overwhelnsed with expends as to be unable to go ou ) Stokes being the person who aided and-assisted. the Defendant in the Manor Court. Now, though the Bailiff might be ordered to du his duty, yet, as Ire, having no power to call out the posse comitestus, e.;aW not edfcctually support the Plaintiff's tight, and as thepriueipal instrument in the resistance here offered was au Attorney-of the Court, the Attor sey.Geueral submitted that their Lordships would not, in the exhausted state in which the Plaintiff was ) adds() him to prefer an indictment, which, in all events most be attended with conAderable delay. .Lord ELLSNIOROOGII said, the rule to show elaie sight be taken,• without the Court's heists thereby coespelled to go further. Rule Niit granted. Tao ATTORNEINGEMIR4I. moved for a rule tea thew mune why a crimitust information should nut be filed against Mr. Broderick, for sending a chat. lenge to a Mr. Stewart. The Learned Counsel stated, that souse time since, Mr. Broderick, who is a merchant in London, bought some prise.goods at Yaimonth. As the weight of the goods could not be precisely ascertained at the Moment of the' purchase, it was agreed that the parties in the Wale might be afterwards called on to pay or to refund -syllable& sum would appear to make up the ascot.' tained 'valise. The goods weighed more than in* original) suppled ; aid Mr. Stewart, who wet ase;ely the prizeagent, wrote to Mr. 8.. and Web amilkld to hini by Ids agent in London. Mr. Bro detice's answeeismi a letter addresed—" Mr. Timothy Stevort, r fordserly Captain of a Collier, but now cailieg Isimieif merchant, at, Yarmouth." It was as follows 1-• 44 Sir, 1 was this morning froubled with the barkiOg of your friend, who cal led upon roe fur seven ponmie odd: 'I wilt oblige you so Ear as to tell you, Oat *lit take a chabo and four to.norrew, and ant Stop lOa give you whit will quiet you in this workt." • • Lord ELIALN3OIIOIIGffew..." The Gealift JO/ witi *Ably sire hint what will quiet Mao."' " t it " kt Mr. ATTOSNET•GIeNERAC-- 44 1110004 5 0 111. is for challenge' • Er.t.ettatinetrali.—"-Yes;. but pi cannot rant Indictments upon all such occasions of q uir. grant hidictinents upon all such occasions of quir. YeL 'lf tes-o potters:were to qwerrel In' the 'hall s ape then . challenge each other, could the Court be dialed onto grant an indictment ? •Lat him go to this' Grind Jury. " Rul e refuted. t • •?. • vineetemetedeeetekommt .•`. The late tempestuous deluge in 130,7onshire heal been dreadful in its consequences. The inhabitants', of Totness were driven to their upper chambers in the dead of nights and most of'the Ilire - stOek arounda it • perished.- The houses in the village of were nearly swept away; and the Clarence stage coach found, in its way, the inundatiptt airrapid, that the passenger& had scarcely time to get out and save themselves ) brclimbing up the trees on the road aide; the coachman, outside passengers, and huraes, were lived by turning back. • i Oa Saturday evening last, as Sir Envraatsb.Bur... LES, 34 all the members of a Court-Nlattial,'llBlll returnidgfrom theSolvotfor, in the Admiral's barge % to Plythouth, in a heavy pie of wind, she sprunta leak yo her stern, and was onceived to be filling very fast when a brig was hailed to' render assist ance. Fortunately, however, by the exertions of the crew, in bailing her with their hats•and what» • ever was at haat), she was kept above water till & got to shore. Some of the Captains were np their knees in water. The sea ran so high - that it is very probable, if sho had gone down, many liven would have been lost, before any boats could Mita come to assist... Lord itt.atute, who has been wourukd sad take* prisoner its the unsuccessful attempt to relieve Ma. ip an Irish Baton. Hilt Lordship is in his fortieth year ; he is married to the eldest sister of the Earl Of GALLOON, by *Dom helms a son, seven years old ) amid two daughters. : i. .': ,1. IHE . ia." 3d or Royal tlo.Rook Bearcruft, Esq. to be Ca p tain. Dated Aug. ' , Real Itedford, Gent. re' be Lieutenant.' Dated April 90. 1/110. White No ne infantry. , Waite, to be Cnplain. Dated March 30, 1810. King Geut. be Eustxu. Dated March Chitreh. Gent. to be ditto. Dated Marc% 31:1010. "l maid Hiscoek, Gent. to begin°. Dated May 19. 1810. • Witalsor Yolunteet s. .11T*ro Sanders Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Ap r i l 11, Geninisslons sig ned by the Lord Linden:est of the County of Gloucester. 4111bint Gsde-Arley, Esq. to be Depety Lieeteuruit. Dated November 14, 1810. JAI Chatfield Tyler, Esq. to be ditto. Dated, as above. A _ A-A-A-••••••••• ' ." PO Brittir;r 3 per at ‘ ,l 3 per Cent . 4 per Cept: . l 5 per Cent. ' - - ' i - 111 - i .1 .t.J ..., , Lincoln, toefeetTcw: ---- - :-.. - _-_—_,laa N _ ...- .. • tr..b iii i E m i l bottl i Gert f I. T. Reed. Neste ,i),,,s,,,ttir• . im e ti e c, . Patterson, Woola te - Orehe-proltiz27 ,„ i r h, ra „. r Mc. la. 3. Mien. 4 , 0 t•numger---Lter. 15. it j,*. "' St: mi ry A me t , oseetbant--De.c. 141. W. linreouri, N . ' Or ' s ,' ' • 1 linen--Dee. 1?. W. Bryon, St. 111:oN-A-Ili11, L ~t 1 mer a an t,-.4Pee. U. B. Rte W. 11. Jte., y,..';''' m aw ,„t e .), Gi aoc, sisatinnens---8er. : 17. G. Delimit. NA ! ' l ''' w a if t iropiiiierte-4)er. ?.?... K. sktunims, N..„,„,, i ,!'.6:. siii ki;:_v ii pmt p , er —oc c : 44." W. Macleod, upp er & 1411 , 18.ektjaals. lerVidJ).llCll:l-uPtital,ceillt"chud:t: s hed. Irectonlitster, army mart—flee. JO. It. spread;, c,r1,11. brelr i et• ' ' - .. 41 ft . - C kRTIFICATES—Dec. 8. J. AV.heeter Abisigskaa grDeer—l. Warwick. Great c ur , . 6 (g t .i reet ty-r i tin i . id e d ra ille Asater Ll cltar—V. Cooper. New Rand-surer,,,,,l liner--W, Mailmen, Kirby-street, Hutton -garden, aides , 'nufacturcp-JOPLetkeiting, *Mcrae'', Lancashire, r.it:..a.,.,:'; ~.„,.r , .....43. §teslipatiussi):Bedford, grocer--A. New uali. iJr aime d, ' Soho, prinler--J. Davies, Chepsnsw, N 1,,,,,„ ,„ ,1 w areammier-T. IComitrles, York, shop kceper—j. 1..• ; , ; ,. / ! .. .. Mt(aries, . hookseller--4/. P. Hassles, Philpot-1;!n e , c . l rr uterchant—S. Lloyd, Manchester, drvsnlier,k. t.ili, u . [.:. cesteemreet, bictualler-.T., P. Ana u. i5i , ,... 11,11.,,c, . Lombard-street, t h ere tsuMs--T. Phillips a n d U ri. 1,1 r „, d ,•'... c h an t—J. Marshall, Fleet-market, clothes. sa h. smi L l • Pearson, Chiswell-strcet, paper-hanger—T. Blake, Wei... -' street, Stlnthotirk, buries, 'merchant—J. B. Farce w • 9 C. • street, Southr. ark, Surrey, merchant. • I'AItTNERSII IPS DIF.SOLITI). • J. Mars and'lL Iteddingion, &Kin s-tirldlt, flermand oev ,, roccu and Spanish leather-dreams—J. Peaftdd and .1. 1, 0 ,„; Nentgate-street--J. and W. Riyner, 'litchi!), drap ers - Iv . Miasma and C. Payne, Oxford - street, liisen-draper s -y . e • and Co. Sheffield, merchants—J. Parry and J. Bravo, 6 111 , well-street, distillers—J. Marshall and R. Coates , Mnlebecte'r cotton-tueTat.-Jits—C. Smith and J. Patrick, \lest End, eat. y,kinitt.6-IC. Southr4l and J. Wils,m, rahinet-onktrs-i: Webb and J. Love, Arbor Geld, paper-Inaaufuctureti.-T Sohn and E. Wright, Neoland,..spotteP—s. Keay sa d .1 ' 'Chalker, Tower-street; St; (filet's -m-t he-Fields. cha e i.,,,,... • -..:W. 'tees and T. Clark, Bristol, dealers in stuast.b o 4,7 CrOuglitost and Co. Walton-in-le-bate, eotten- nntm i det , ,,t : -..:C, and W. Sleigh, Walsall, hat-makers—J. Allis ~pi f . - Baron, Sculcuatcs. mahogany and raff.merchants—tu t '; and J. Summers, Wardour-street, iron-founder s —J. g ao l. and Co. Livetpsol—A. Ireland hod Co. Ilread-street l eg ki. diallers—J. Bradley an.l I-'. Etlwar&, ('mote a nd L aia. ster,lroa-fuunders- , -C„'Cooper, awl F..Doggett. Lotillon, o 4, merchants—K. Grove, jots. And W. Cowley, Back, 1t r i 1 .,.. stationerd—K. Lees dead tt..Ciathbert, Manchester, c u t :av ,. unfati suers. The Avenge Priceinf Corn, computed from the returns a s k in ;tin, weex coding Nov. Lk are. Wheal, lOds. $1. 7 .4t.,,, bs o . 31,.. r il a eley, 4&. :jd.—Oatt., 9.85. ltd.—Brans,. ... 64 r.— Piasc, 's4s. 11d.-Oatmeal, 3 , .),. 4d. . .Tae Average Price of Brovs aor Muscavado Sugar, c„.,.. iiotcd from the returns made in the week eaditig Nur.ll,ll 4 46i. 4d, per cyst. • • .451.... BOW-STREET. On Friday evening lillliato derry and Charter Glover, two lads betwenn.l7 and 18 years of IN were brought to, the Ogre Olfice, charged siti robbing the shop of Mrs. Clarke, of Gleat Rai. sell.street, .BloolosburY. - .. It sppeareell4n evideerce, that about 12 Wile/ at nooa sodiftotogrtifeney Garrett, passini lis. shop :01 , 4titotrillattlitrin,.. On looking io.st ne aliattlo,e l l‘add .ktiletithitthein to lie reputed thins ,eargetnne of...ildte. l •Pnlsciness take an instrumot tout of hii pocket, find' cut a square of glass', itilerristnier . Glitypg posited it in, and Berry, At . ikii I Oo Vial . ' itieep , of wire took some sUk j staVlll 3 . lo l ( lind ttot4) ' glen made olf. Garratt fOlfliVelt Attic lid& tot.street, where lie ob. 4eittil ihiiiii glee .-° : ' edeekieqp to a woman, and adrift watt ' I b u r to-a painbroker's in Broad . f. Giles's; i t Ise:girl w2.nt in, and the Pri. sorters retilidittielif the 'Rivet i he. followed the girl into the itiiiilitifile Pawnbroker what he W wen, traoli4bilitioaikings from hcr, and went ho the street with inArstmstfoo of securing the Priseo4 or. : he imeneodedio seising Glover,. but Berry no off, and la& WI escape.. Glover. was conveyed to the BriiiiifiViti. kiu blic.h•use, where Bletioin, the' constable, being inf o rmal who the other robber was, went into St. GlMO's,,end apprehended Berry, In the evening the woman, who meat to fact the stisekbigs called u Pen theta at the ;Brows Dear pats licAraole, when else witrieogaiwed, taken inform. 3 tody and Committed witb,:almilkiinaets ha tar offense. . • f 1 ‘4 , 4 , ,.1v7'it 0-itti ~ '.- atTliii##4l•l). • .!, , 1 fisturdsyyliftiseeliabS,Oblister and hotel* 1 of Statioutre-court, .charged one of' his shop* With embeennegaverfeus t- books. lt, appeared n 4 ouutlttw ghoptcansineviag discovered several boolt hid away amoor'some rubbish in the. cellar s cliff were taken out, dirked, and then replaced. The books were afterwards lemoved to other hiding Ogees, and .an f riday'..eeening, the Prisoner WI p4S,Ctfid,6‘ . Ea Asap the callac, AO on cumiiig eat again hapiediatett 4u 41*. out .o . t the shop, With something bulky, la. hilflot,kot. The sitorso immediately wept into, try, ; cellar., when it sis , peered that seeeral ..ltnealta were * taken from al hidingidace which the shopmen had seen there bet a few 'minutes before the Prisoner wept into tle viler, and no :person. had been there sin bal. 'On the Prisoner's ream in , about half an brim . , a constable watt sent for, when he was scgrcheil, alit two new 'pocketbooks were found in his pociessinal winds Mr. Crosby lid' on doubt Were his !trope!. tr,' bat could not 'putatively *weir to them. lis Prisbeer -was remanded Mt this day (Monday). —_— •• - Mrs. Te-. l g, of Olieltitiftle, orisitak: On Friday Hight, at Vititivigiey'Parl4 near- litaawateril g I,,,Ladv of W. Childers, of' ason. • • On Mintday last, at Camberwell, - the Lady of Yourogititsband, of the FAO laditi se; rice; of a &Oar. Ou Thursday night, the Pah hat, at . 11'11 tiorar t o Ann-strret \Vest, the Lady of Waw. I)rutnoinial ptit. I of ailactlttet. votte‘e ' .., 141410 LIED. „ Lately, ar i fii: George's, Ifina%er-square, Capt. Mini Harps!. A 1 Friday. at Amnon. the-Ilea. 1. M. Spooner, Recto o f 'korintgh, to 'Miss . tt kenie, Suringest daughter 4 1 ttie liiiin Law rettee. feq.'ctf Lincoln. . . .._ Friday. tlheld WS. at /WM, the Rev. Glibett 11•1 1 : : ' Dean p( tirdferr. Ireland, in Lydia. i .. dia. c.IL eaughter m , Mandel-son, of Castle coairran, El. • 6.11 Friday last. suctdenix, of at, Arlotesty, 0 his th hroq ire Mean in Upper %V inipole-street,• Berourd Sthrley, E* ada year of his age. . A few days ai4o, larnorequence of her elothis tak in r 1 '• MY4..'Plirkef{ lat—fair. Porker, grocer, 0 Ohilrocit iiteSamollsPjettalecnatiatosevilmsolitiktimilutatent.y-four boors alter, eLperaDOß Willitfcr of Richard Capper, Egi' d mane!, :ip Ou kasiluyeinabli Mat gefeoe'her age, Mri.. RAO * wife or Mr..J. Ikubiusorivoll tlsu ldillv. • • . • of flinty hlooniebmkAis; in *ire orfaito - EiWitt; Effqq • i;. is f • • • na p On iEs(eWrq, au his house in hiontave-squire, J!. jihria.7lttralnal tornlie Attle e s • a. 1144. irm iWPC. ;V I T "-- P? 411. r. .1 1 1 4twoip . 'q Is: fi t';'. 9% sievig: or vi i pr. r ye ►~4 ,: 1 1"11113 pr. • . a xcio. 1.1111. 2 I t in e l, it '' . fur Atc.67iii 11'11417(0fr" tow D. Lo • Imin St& is • is 's b 7. iest4treeu 'll/41i14 . 7' ' '. .e t44 • • -.ld Frons the 44NDON G4ZIE7TE r Nor, 1?. riPs..... I • -., , Adissfroky - b,fsce. Nesientisi 1? , • Copy of a triter from Captain trawtayne. of lll * * llari 5 skip Q4eber , *alarmed to 'Viet -Adintrial Sir Edw Pet -1.-o. Bart. and tniuoisitted b, him to John %taloa Grober, -Esq. Ills Majesty's skip Quebec otr the ' . Te st , Nov. 9. 1810 . gltt,-1. have the honour to report to you the capture of La Jeune Louise, a very line French privateer schooner, of fourteen guns and thirty ° five melt, which was very gallantly attacked and carried last night, in the Vlie Stroota, by a party of volunteers, in thirds boats, from the Quebec ) under command of the Ftrst Lieutenant Stephen Pisphaui, seconded by Lieutenantltichard .Atigus tus Yates. And to do justice to the distinguished gallantry of Lieutenant Popham, and the officers and men em. ployed upon this service, I must state to you, Sit, that In running past the Vlie and Schelling pis. terday evening to resume our stetion before the Texel, the uheonee.tras discovered at anchor with.• in, and Lieut. Popham Immediately offered h4r,rtet'a *ices to analteau attempt upon iser4,:aciordrugly the frigate was brought tit without tho sands, - Iti sight • of the e nemy , and the boats immediately dispatch:' ed ; and' although , we su* the antgagement.at half-, past nine o'clock* -it Was not. till. after a long and anxiyis night that we hail the extreme joy of see r ingshe schooner, beating out of the enemy's liar. hour through the very intricate hhvigation of the, passage, with the Willa colours flying over French. I understaud that the boats had to pull against a . very strong tide, and found the enemy, folly pre ri pared-for the attack,,aoti closely surrounded by. sands, on which thlgrounded, and lib this situa. lion received three dioltiet bloarraides frost cannon . and musketry, within pistol shot, and, .isotieirks; standing, they extricated themselves and Isiartlgtl.-4 Thecnemy commuted the point on deck, in itliiii! the French Captain Gallen Lafont, Capital° de Irri . scan, a Member of the Legion of honour, was kil - led in personal contest by Lieutenant Yates. I am sorry,now, Sir, to state the loss sustained in this service on our • side ;. John Thompson (2), seaman, killed ; Thomas Joties,'seamaii, drowned ; Christopher Gilbertson; seaman, wounded ; and a 1 boat destroyed ; and on that of the enemy, besides I the Commander, one seamen killed and one iguteded. . , Llsotenant Popham speaks in dui highest prated 01• the spirit and good order maintained by Lieut.< ;Yates, Mr. WDonald, Master's Mate, in • con, mand of the third boat,: Mr. Duncan, clerk.. C. Ware, gentleman,' volunteer, end the whole of -his party. La Jeune Louise carries six twelve let siinbt nine-pounder carrenades, and the remainder ` of her crew, consisting of sixty men, °were ioutebf . them lauded that morning sick, and other* In. Iprize at sea ; and the ptisouers state her to kIP much finer vessel than her consort in the last cruise s Sans Souci. - 4, Garnett, Watetiltalibury, Neat, innkeeper, to surrender 11. kl; tics Oil. Le''.. 23 l at Oar, 30, Pee 29 at twel v e; Hl Guildhall, Londnn. sturralks.. Mr. Cooke., Maidstone ; and Mr. Webb, Si. This met. Sioutltwark. • " - N. Butcher, Whid r oill4treet, Finsbary-square, butcher, Nov, *l. Dec. 1,29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. S3d dall; Al4migittiwitreet. A. jasrn. Memories, katordasher, Nov. 20, Dec. 1. (20, at Vii, at t till ldhaLL - e titorainsehteors. Howard ant Ahra4ains, Jears-street, Ald te* A. Isinchetter, . i. James's-street, milliner, Nor. 21, Dec. 1, 'iv eleven, A nt ten, •at Guildhall. Att rw nies, Messrs. Wy , barn vindaurker Craarwcaart„ Caarivg-cros% , E- Itoberts Ifinumersmita, bricklayer, Nov. /6, at twelve, ,30, at ten, Dec. '2 , at eleven. at Guilin:Al. London. Astor '-ales_„' Messrs..lmpey and ITtghtutert, Inner Temple-lane. - • li.i trait and E. 'Bamberg, Fmckurck-street Chnmhers,sh' i n tgitut .. x ,,, f. .......t i .,. : „ . .: 17. ...,.. y e c c . ..,,,,.., 47 ,1,,,...,,,,, 1 i d ( :1 . tr0x 1 : 114 ton-a reet. . • . . . W.S.-' A maid, Prince's-.square, S(. Gegrge's•East, carpenter, ' Nov. 90, at ten, So. Dec.. 29, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atiiir tieb Mr. ilack.s,,lkelletnire-square. , - .1:. 13, ; Williams, ,I.iyerpool, merchant,. Dec. 13, 14, V, at vie, at the Globe/avery, , Jahn-street, Liverpool. Attannes, Ailt, Idfailitock, PaliewtMiklings, Temple; Messrs. Bard*s ell and Stephenson, -D.nitty-fail'e, ;Liverpool; and Mr. Law, Li verpool. • a.. F....Moulton, Wigan, - tupd P. •Fawzett, Manchester, ma oufacturers, Dee. 1,1, 29, ateleven, at the Bridgewatet Aims, slithchester. AlN:Mies, hlessis.l)urknoeth, Chippendall,and Peuison, Manchester. .„ et.. Wittig:twin, York, shne-niaker; Nov. 2fi; 27, Dec. 29, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hall. At tornie-s, Mr. , Ellis, Chancery-lane; and Mr. tialland, Hull. L. Stectert, lianover-strees, Hanover-square, tailor* Nov.l 90, at ten. 911, Dec. '29, at eleven,'at Guildhall. Attoruey, Mr. Mirka Cestil=strivn, Strand. • . .-• • - _ ~- W ~.1-las k ins, Cheltenham, plumber, Dec. 3, at six •4,at tea, 29, at eleven, mike Planet imi, •Cheltenhans. Atanita Mr. Pruett, Caelteultata; ami Memel.. V ,izard and HekitHlettni Lincohi's lit. . . .. . I W. Beaumont, Crinslantl,• Yorkshire, conntwasplaree, 5.6, ill, meleven, at the White Llpn Inn, Halifax. Atoor p oi l iti Mr. Wiglesworta Gray's I n a I and Mesas. Wigleswaktis Thoinoa, Haiifax. . - W. Matthews, Stone, Staffordshire, - end J'.'Phiftlpl, Ilona' pool, bout-makers, Dec. ti, 7, e), at eleven, at the filadefftw 'rem, Liverpool. Anon:les, AI,. Windle, John-street, Bed- Vurd-ruw s sad. Mewrs. Griffith and Ili:ale, Liverpool. • • - ' f.. Goodair, Manakester, - mercliant, Nov. 39 . 40 , Dec.l, 294 . ten, at the Bridge rater Afeis • Inn, Manchester. Atiornin, ',Messrs. Barrett and Walnut, Maackler t and Messrs.Will'ac 4 Fairthonie, and Clarke, Wasiifißd-court. ' J. Ditchtield, Manchester: ietion manithietsivi, Dec. 5, , 8,1 29. at ten, at the Star lon, Manchester. .Attornies. Mess*. Barret anti Wilson, hlasulester ; and P-lessrs. Willis, rait,. tborne, and Clarke, Wareford.cuurt. „ s ,- T. Woodward and T. brim°, Stratford, Essex, d•ters,Nere. 24, at twelve, lice . 4, V, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. At-. 'torney, Mr. Pullen, Pore-street, Cripplegate. S. Millard, sea. and J. C. Ballard, Jim. Elmin i Isle of We' farmers, New. 21 , 90, at eleven, Dec. /9, at twelve at Guild: ' ball.. Atturoe3s ilk. Koariek, Hatfield-street, •Cluistscherch, Sufre4 t . c , _ . r • ,R * l: . Mall, Illsogerfuni, Wilts, tarmer, Nat,:D 30,ee; I, i t at e yea, at the Greyhound Ins, Bath, Anomie*, hlessrs., • stem and Malmo, Fanti•val'slim; and Mr. Sdlindit,'Bolh.• 11, Howell, Manchester, porter-dealer Nov. 4 Dec, 14,29, it t Wo, at the Spread Engle Inn, Mitoebeiter. Attnink - t, Messrs. Weadlatineaad , Waseiitlitochtster ; Old Mr.. Whites ltaith..Grny!s lan-Seitare. • S. Sargent,. Bath. china-matt, Nov. 30, Dec. 1 2 9, it one; nt the Greyhound Inn, Bath. Anomie*, Messrs. Cktrkessad Sea, Bath; aad,l4lr: Nerieu, Farness:l"s /us.- ,-• •• • • J. Nesse, laingham; Dnesetshire, tnealtusn, Dee. 20, at two, el, at eleyea, 29 at two, at tee Crown Inn, Kingwood. At ternies, ! Meese', Make; Cook ' s-coon; and II r. - Bahia in, nitig wood,„Hatids. ' • • - • F. Sband, Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 10, 11, 29, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Anoraks, Messrs. Crump and Lad", Liyerpuolp zont Mr. Banye, tdampeery-Ittne. ' ..f. Saab, Totter-,. Devon, coal-asercliant, N0v.30, Dec. 1, 29, at ekes' s. at Art /Irate lan, Bleier. Anoraks, Mr. Pal mer, Barnard's Ina, Holborn; and &Ir. Flintore, Exeter. G. Fano/Min, 4% otintirelaurd-buildings, stock-broker, Nov. . ' 2 6, et ones 30, Dec. 29, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorities, Meiurs. Humphreys and Master, London-bridge Foot. • M. T. Cole, Hatton-gartlen, copper-plate engraver, /Inv. 1.90, Dee„4, - 29, - atten, ut Guildhall. - Anomie., Alesors. Ones and Hicks, Ilardees-bnildings, 11;dboro. V. r Milburn, Old City Chanibersotientbast, Nov. 94. at twelve, Dec. 4, at eleven, 9.9, at ten.. it Guildhall. Anor aks, Messrs. Desse and Dendy, Bre'wbuildin2s. J. Yoing, ; Bury-streetilltvusasbary. liviry-mohle ktePez. Nov. S I, : Dee. I, 29; at we, at Guildhall. Attoroey, Mr. Asa*, Great ftameil-street, •Bialittsbuey. • ; .••• 4 J. Carib.,, Sp:Mg-street, Marp•le-buting, ttelq* Nov. 20, 27, at twelve Dee. 29, at ten, St ts'illIMMIE9ll6 l logy. tr• Ettabrooke, ' llityinarket. `. •r • At ;;T:tilp J. rown, Manchester , b uilder , Dee. 6, 7_,.N._ol,:e l itaillas at the. Palace Ina,. Mitact i elter: Attirtas4, "M 4.401141, 'PAW pie; and Mr. Hankie, -Spriuglsayleas. Mancliests, '1 - L i t S. Wlggans, Clotlwfair . tailor, Nov: 26, , ,_14 - t e u f i .XV. ; * twelve ! , at GitilditalL .htt'alvey,• Mr: tdoirla ,F vitna. J. Peek, Lonsbaul-street, stationer., pial. 44, at els Dec. 4, at skit*: o,•:at•Aett, at Gtilah . 414 ~ Steven, Sion College-gardeas. • - i :•t• -- r. Williams, Newgine-street, been- . . ' „ 800/ 14;silkutt'A 3, 28, at tweisti at Gaddlinfl. • AltunidYl kbialailiffaillelr Brill -street. . , •s 4 _ , • J. Johnstoo, Maidetone, wrsilleti-draperVNov. 90i Mt' 11414 30, Dee : 29, at Maya', at Guildhall. : etteutooy N:MrArlllattfy . Iltaple's- Ina. It. Johasna, Old Gravel-tune, boker, `Nov.--410, 11141, at swelfe, at Guildhall. Atainiies, Messrs. Pannell del, .okarch•-street Spitaltkide:" • - - - • ''' ""rn .(l.Daestlted, G:rant-streot' Sebes tear, Nra-rtrinitisAs V, at eleven, at Guildhall. A ttorney, Mr. Sant% 'vaults- street,Cartindisli-mpuirie. • . ,','. • . us -•- - 't J.,,,J1414m0n, Grartel-lartelun•ey, Jtjikarmainfluctareratj.y. 14 s/, Ith, 0 fte44l;• Arandtalt. 'Alf 6tifie, - . 1%i111.• mutt,- .Barrow's-11404iags, Illostkfriam'ffiradi • • . , in J. Smith, Newt 4, Lancashire , muslin -inantifailueer, Nov.: tfi,•Dee. •8, /V, at elitsvea at 'the Morley-Avms - •litrt, 148.-: 1 ettgr. Attopties, Algprs. Matte and Parry, Inner Tempte. • J. Salter, Bath; iddedivaitter. Nov. • 26_ , Dec. 3. i 9.. at , .t1et11 it..... 1`4, at Guild/401, London. Attorney, Mr. Atertua, Fur- 14 • r 81a - ta F. am434' fiesta,' Panteftiet, Itaakeri, 'NON. Sr 'Se the Rmewead4rawa, Haddetyliela Des. ,40i 29, at the 114001, Peldefreet• Atlantic,' Mr: Coleman, INattefiart. Ilearior Ballet, Siielekidatielitaity Nitt-III.: Dec. 8, 89. at *cive t at tents Bo er-Tartals, Bristol. Atkorules, Ur. Ste- - Om, lirh101 . ; `Slrfetiod Stalt&. , King's:Mei: .. Jamas Ilissloo,•• ,' fop-maker, Nov. iti ~ * ; - fil .Asa, I),e, 29, ..t. 4 1 44te r , *ilia 110, - Braithat. Astor- - Ma, Messrs:. Haitian(' Deolley, Bradford ; and Mr. Eros, Ibittootartliii: Taoism Bartlett emi'lleidetelo West, Waneuvorth, calico printer., Nov. 211, INte..l4:ll#, at ten , . at Guildhall. Attar-. ney, Mr. Jepson, I Casiliwerteet, Holbert/. . T booms MayamilisAlrount •neassup, Clerketic ell, korse-hair-, taanufamaver, -- 8104.. SW but:" 5,19,-Itt Were.' l i t` on When, Attenties, Myst*. ttilijerdatad Alec 'coati:We:tort. John Le Breton, Clirrebtione; Chelsea, auirinii Nov. 0, 27, at elevea, Dee. • 29,. - at sea. sti 'tdilildbail. 'Atte:ernes, Messrs. Foulkes, Langford, and Welfarfl,.SaktilarakttinvStreet. Cowan-guides: ' • '' • ' - ... 4 ,„' .4 `'' ' • ' ames Capper Plymouth, titikier l Neiiw, Dec. Pee...l, 29, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lmab, Aldersgate street. William M , Mitcham, 'Mammal:on Nov. ll,,Dec. 3. 29.• at Gandhi& 1 . London: Attoltey,,lik "Poet, lip° hstiliositreet, Westutiested. , • .14 .. • 4 1 4* Dee William Edwards, Tor:ley-street, victualler, ov. - . , .. 4, i 9, at eleven, attioildhalL Attorney, Mr. Poplin, Dein stre,el6 SUbIP• DIVIDRNDS. c . .. . Dee. 10. J. C. CIS, 41malthargh, Norfolk,. grocer-Dee. 8. T. Patersisr, Nicholas-lane, underwriter---Oec.• 11. J.l Cos Leighton- Baxibrd; tore-merchant -.. Dec. IS. 3. Nor- , ris, Cos, baker--Dec. 52.. T. Oswald, Berwick-, opoo-Twetil;baker--Ilee. 17.'J. Bayley, Manc hester, •mer ettaut-Ifee. U. S. Steer', Gluiroatt-place. Sniut George's lib . • r ► r . W .1 % ,/ " 4•41%..., _ . - I have the honour to'beott. ' • 15iknedl CUA. HAWTIMUL Sir Edward Pelted/. Ban. Vice-Admiral ell` the Red, &c. &c. &c. Admiralty.. Office, Copy of a letter from Capt. Tower, of )1001j1 ship the Curocoa, addressed to Citpti Ifothahs, of' the Northumber land, and traiisiaiited by Admiral Lord Gambier to John Wilatar„Cruker, Lsq, His Majesty's ship Corneae, SIR, at Sea, Nov. 9, 18111.. In proceeding to execute your orders, I have the honour to iuforto you, we discovered off the Land's End, a man of war brig close in pursuit of a syhoeiter, wbiah the signal from the brig soun told the wait an enemy.. in consegtienee all sail was wasp and we captured (after thbee hours: ehare).4 l half-pest. two P. Id. the.Freoch privateer schooner Ls Venus, commanded by M. Guillaume Augenard, Seine& 'with 14 gulls and a.comptemcnt of 67 men, Mitt L'Orient fourteen days, a disastrous crirlzr, 141hOht Maki ng a capture, and received last night, off deillyp a complete betting ftom an English ship# Sup. posed to bo a picket, with whom La Venui eto. gaged two hours ; 'during 'the action they lost five meo, hadlourteeu wounded, the rigging and'ssils likewise bear evident marks of the contest. Capt. Hopkins had been strenuously chasing this Ova leer from any-light, atitrto his signals and ebbalers. Tree the capture holy beattributed. • • • • I have the honotter•to be, &c. (signed) • J. TOWEL. „ • iVhilehisily . Not,. . • - The Lore Chancellor has appointed Thole* ReVely, of Kendal, la the County of Westmorland, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary io ,the High COuit of Chancery. - • . The Lord Chancellor has also appointed Aguish Ellwood, of Chard, in the County of liotnerset Gent. lo be a Meseta.. Ea4raordisary in the KW: CAnkyll CittuAccipi.t,. . - IittLi+ARYTIWAIOTIOSS. • •• • I,Vat-Office, Nev. 11. '• • Mclatiftestouts. 1 The aossolotment of Captain or do )111. Foot. to - the nova rank et Major in the etrioy,N4egpd, Hie Gazette af the ltiat n i t . has not taken phut. • • tommissibos In the King's Own Regiment' ifillollllsl4loo l - . • Militi a . signed by the Lorrdd Lie ;a, glatthe* ; Talbot, Gent. to be Lieutenant. • DlOOl 01118T/Of is 1810_ George Hamilton, (le o. to he ditto. Dated Oatit Thomas tiardiner, Cent. to be ditto. . • Data" .0111141 1 4 f -Th 1810. Comnsiskintai signed by she Lord LkUtenaot of tbot,Milay at Sir William flew, Km. to be Deptity Lkutteset. PatMl October 2t), 18111. Henry Keariwy, Esq. tube ditto.. Dated as above. 1 -Frederick Page, 11:41. to he ditto. Anted as above. gward Lsq. to be ditto. Dated as above. , arks Hayes, Lsq. tube ditto. Dated as above. Militia. John Collyer, Gent. to be Ensign. 1) 'tea April 4, 1810. Ist Local 31ilitia. pEdward Brice Bonny, Xsq. to be Gavials. Dated April 7, tato. Riltiam Montagu Lamb, GM. to be •P..egia, 'twit, as above. • td Local Militia. • -• Robert Micklesn i , Faq., to be Captain. Dosed *nun 14, 1610. Adjoisant sohe Knight to be ditto, by lircvet. Dated Sept. 11, 1810. James Boyce, Gent. IN 110 Lieutenant. Dated August 12, 1810. • • John riot, Gest. *WNW Dated Atirstl 4 l 1810 . James Midwinter, Gent. to be Mao: 'Dated •Augo4lsr 1810. Minder nalghli Gel*. to be diets. Vated.AttaustlB, 1810. 1 , 4* Mims Caseilo tient. to he heirs. Dated April 17, 1810. Thomas freds c ick Sendoi, Gent. to W ditto. Reed Aorta 14> Idgh — • .; .` - •I • ; • .• . h., 4 C.