The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-21 00:00:00

pr. Theatre. • - riom Ow LONDON GAZt. • • • Ar Admit-ally Office, July Vice-Admiral Sir Edward l'ellew , to John NVi!son Crokir, Esq. a letter tint, of his Majesty's sloop Cephalvs, Vice-Admits! l'ickmore, giving an Easing, on the 10th of June, off Cape lured tho French privateer schooner La tis, from LegSorn, armed with ten guns. with 76 men. Sic'Edward Pellew has also Its, from Vice-Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, his Mujest's ship Alcmene , .had .captured, S;h of June last,.the Into the Aigle, of seven gum, one ho . pine men. And.aleo a letter from taitain Majesty's ship Rainbow, stating, that ship, outlet 'Llestrnant 4fiksltnedy, elf the shore cif Cosies, a lateen rigged with oak planks. . • An Order in Council directs, tfia‘ ships and vessels, and ail other ships having the plague, or any other ' or distemper, highly dangerous to subjects actually on board ship of war, transport, or other shi' -service, of Govermuent, under the Unnmissioitqd OlfictE of his from .Majesty`..Majesty`. , thiough the Ilediterranoin, Westßarbary on the Atlantic Oyes the western ports of the United . OA not be furnisjted with closu shall be permitted jo perform( ; their qt Milford Haven, subject to sucimtvg‘htu *could ho subject to in Ca% tiAY: their quaranline at StendeLe Another Order in Conceit estewth of the exportation autAt thialciugdol coastwise, of gunpowder or saltpet •of arms or ammunition, from the next, for six months, to commence Another Order in Council extend! of the transportio7, into any pasts ',(lcm, of any pig iron, bar iron, rosinourpentitie, anchors,. cables, • yards, bowsprits, oars, oakum, other naral.otores, from thatith also for..sis mothi, except under . Admiralty, unless exportedto Irani& jrites yards or4arrisons, Ries sAd plairtationsin America.or or to Newfoundland, or to. Ms Majesty'" settlements on the coast of Africa, or. St. Belena, or. to the British settlemeu , In We Eat Liars, Malin to*, Meg 10, Ifie arace the. 'bard• •Lieotinani plowed to •canter the , bonoot of Aieioptle Willoo, of Bath, hi: B, • - lIIATARY igtOMOTION' Jaskto, ht Itegiment of Tfragotin C;ohreb 'Wet rival the 40CDrugo4,Its, to b Ziookitast, exchanges. _ •2tl Regiment of Dragoon', beat. liege, G. t:tin of a Troop, ti!;t t.dirt .'two. er. 1 Jules Vied Aek to be Littateaiat, • . 4th Difte. Limit. J: R. Gordon. from the to be Lientroarltorice Nernani, who est. 7th Regiment of Light Drogootis, Cornet 14 lACM?ttatit. b7PlltChi6e4 vice Fnse!..rs P' Bth I)ittd, Cvnead t.:dtrnnt : ft,ys k rpft, trent.' porchme vice %tilting, s prontoted. 10th Dittn:ilipt. Rob. Ctiveen. f.nm We 1,4 egettient Huard,:;. to he Ctiptain ea. Trodp, Ore SthMite, eirthx..s. • . . -• • . • 19th Ditto, cornet Richard Ada.mt t 9 be Lieliffthlat, . purchase, vier Lennox promoted. 34 Regiment of Ctiot 4.hotrde, Wm. Stepney clivett, Dent.. Env, withotkt parchave, vice Knollys, who* appointment . has not taktu place. • Ist Regitaent of Foot. To be Ensigns--Ce;:tiethau Cadet John Moira**, from the ._ Ililitary.C'ollre, w itbout purchase, vice Alf t eries, prodaoted G ent l eman c a ,l e t Willough4y. Carter. from, ditto„v ice ingion, preowned ; IQuarrier,, Gent: yitr'lleWit toad; a pd, __....„.inches, Gent. vice Scolj m 'proqinted. 7th Ditto, Assistant-Sorgeoo Thomas liatt, , Worn• 'the sth Veteran Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice Artnstrong, signs. • 10th Dino, Captain Ilouourable John Maitland, from the wad Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Vernon, who ex changes. Eu..ign Vt illiam Sayers to be Lieutenant, without purchase, site ' Thompson, killed in action. John alaitiand. Gent. to be Ensign, vice-Soft+. 12th Ditto, Ensign George. slottoy- to 'be tiirotenant, withoet parch..se, vice Troyer, proinoted in the Oh Ceylon .Jtegi went. Ensign John St. John.. from theist Royal Surrey Militia, to be .Losivt, w ithout pit rch rt.ae. . fad, Ditto, Captain Jpha Vernon, from the 10•1 Foot, to be • COW t of a ConSpnny, vice alaitlood, who exchanges. 25;h Ditto, Hospital-Assistant to.the Fontes; Vrancis Reid to be Aninant-Surgeott, %ice aPGregur, appoioted to the 77th Foot. loth DAto. Assistant-Surgeon Edward Johnstin, front the )!Sth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Alatikettile, promoted on lie Stan: 41st Ditto, nsign James Mompesson to be Peatenant, idiot pnrolnitv.,:seice tiastiler Mt, pfiteed upon balfrpay. • • ' 6crjrans , Mainr Denis i'itagerald to he Adjutant (with the rank of isn.ign); vice Purdon, who resigns the .4.djutantey only. 4,11 Ditto, Ensign Richard O'Connell to be Lieutenant, with not purchase. promoted. Gentleman Cadet John Green, from die Royal Military College, to ite.Eit;ign.•vice O'Coonell. • ts. I 4 . otit Ditto, George Stepney, Gent: to be glatign, witheit purchase, vice ifottiut, whose appOillircpt pas not taken • p lac 0. 48th Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Thomas "Weston, from the Royal Military college, to be, Im4gn, witheot purchase, 'eke i denhant. whose appointment Mot nut taken place. *th Ditto, Aisidant-Surgeon Joseph Allelf,"frsim the 95th Foot, th be tinrgeon. ,• hospital -Assistant to the Forces Daniel O'Dokerty, to be 41- . •sisrant-Flurgeon. • 10th Ditto, cosign S. Douglas to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vier Johnson. promoted in the 60th Font. Gentleman Cadet Harry J. Shawe to be Eusign, without put . chase, vice Doughy:. bath Ditto, lincigm Thomas Vaughan In be Lieutenant, with out purehohe. vice Rustecil l - placed uporibidt:py. To be tit:Agin, witbout Outt holso —Thomas /MroillonAmt. vice Wehb..whose:atspotutosentltasuortakett place; W 7l Nixon, Goat. viceVatiglsan. PO Ditto, 'Captain JohorDruitz to be Major, without pie chase, vile Henry, who retires. Lieutenant Wactier•Ldwis to be Adjutant, vice Mestor, who re,. sigin the Adjiltuntey only. 60th Ditto; 'Lwow Abell, Gent. to be Ibalta, by prelim. vice Fisher, projnoted. 62d 1/ittit; Lieutertapt Henry. Cure. from the Royal West Mid , dirties Militia, lobe Rosip, without purchhse. free.l Ditto Captain die Hod. G Fortescue, from the 4th (ott.s . vkaan -Saltation, to be Captain of a Company, vile OAI, promoted. • - • • l)itt., Lieutenant Frederick Lenox Ingall, from the • Uoyal M est Middlesex. bliiitas, to be &wigs, without pat.: vire. . s . te, I puts i and B. Cre. lilon, Devonshire, .sol,isioro—A. Haze and G. Crnd4lns, Tyne lepauth, NortStaitbeflaM,linen-dthpers—S. Wilkins and S. S. .Slitton,-Manchester, red and iron liquor manufacturers—D. Corilip and B. Weavrr, ,Gaapart, lant.usakers—T. ihut and T. Ulltou, Lincoln, Irushlmanufacturers. We ere rtieuhtrJy Yeilueso to 10 0 the most Pe afire contradictiOnte tit? ',lmpotent which appeared in Our Piper, of It, pd . , of rank having attempted fo ifib herself aelhe ; seeper_party. of a distingtiished Lady orreihtitb 104 wsek nothing that could afford i the slightest aoitif!atiOn for the : malicioue report hay ing tal . ten'place. • Mr. sApiest intends to make another terostatic iticensiOn, and cress the Irjsh Channel a second time. 1 A fett:.o44-ago a serious disturbance toOk Voce at Abergeemtny, between , some of the Pnant.tiftren uponOfele'th - Ore, and some of the inhabitants of the E. tottn, oCeasoiled by a 'labouring man, much intoai cited, *ring against Gin or three of the . French- liee,jelte;:itieteed of pOsing by without noticing the orolif; very injudiciously knocked hint down . two OS three tithes, whichirrititted the lower order.of the taints people, and a general scuffle or attack ensued, Bit for the most part in consequence of several of the VrerAmen 'baying, contrary to the advice of -some. of the respectable inhabitants, appeared,armed •with clubs or sticks., me ft menacing manner, in the principal street of the temp. Several persons. were severely wounded; but .the ,activity of the magi stiates at length restored order. • About tkeeveeks ago, two youths bouokikem. selves appemitice to a shipowner at North Shields ;: his ship being at Londe°, he sent them thither, and (rotn their doing some duty aloft, soon after goiug on hoard, with great dexterity,- they : wore deemed pro mising lads.. The second day, one of them was , mach distreised by o.,lettec he received, and they lietk.Obtaieed. liberty.Jo go. on shore . ; but not re. taroktig, search wai. made after them, •witen they Vie . .fatiOd ipttamoriih9sed into two strapping •wenebes„L:p Appears they were in chase If their eiiietheeOfi o ne •. of Whom, _ being tirowaffl, his ,lortrotarnid.(sitmei:blai theAther joiur his-mis tish - . • ,' • On ct Ltion t , ppea. eel, that the rlaintilf was stealing turnips, and the Defendant, s,s ssigo Aionstable, took the basket from him, arid gre..liim two OF three hlows.-- , -Verdict for the Plaiitif, damages Ate alulliug ; costs one slily ing. • ._ • ,Bow-STREET.—J6fib Lockyer was charged by Charles numpliries, with attempting to rob several peisons on Blackfriara',,bridge, en Monday evening, white the SOlll* Match was paming, i being observed ; to Oat 'their pockets, to ascertain what was in them. A Jew, in company .with the Primmer, pointed out i llumphries and Cave watching • The Prisoner I was ordered to find bail. . • I I PaotiTssAlitsss,-4 Aolv...,Yore undertook, on Se. turday,' for a. wager of fifty gelatins, to go on foot ! from London to Naidenhead, and return, a distancs i of 52joiles, in Da hours. Ile did sit Miles an hour for five hours,, when he halted, having got much or, time.; Lle resumed his journey in half an hour,. and iroke ilUtin in the fiftieth mile, hat be had 25 Ini- 1 iutes good, and. by violent exertion he won the! wager by two minutes. In consequence of the great advance in the price of bullion, wrought plate is no longer in dead.— Many hundreds ofingenioos persons, engaged in the manufacture. of that article, are at this time totally without work, and their families much distressed. AuccooTv..—la latter times we have hottwn how to profit by Penile' excellent discovery of t artiacting from bones, * goad Avid .salutary nutriment, in his days were disregardedr Pepin hid Avis 'tb• Charles H. Esgland,. that k was-possible to ex.: tract a jelly from the bones, sod had engaged within: 24 hours, with eleven poundi of-charcoal, to pre pare 150 pouods of si jelly, St hich:he recosiosended: 'to be used in wOrls-horses and in hospitals. - The: King was ready to give this project the attention it deserved, when, as was one day going to dinner, Ise found petitions fastened to the necks of his dogs, the import.o.f 'WhiCh was, that he should mot deprive tiled% of • a 'food which they 11041 104 g-considered as their property. Thajast weks smiled at ) and Ptbpin's discovery was e lnat.to tistage. Late on Monday night, or early yesterday morn ing, the Parish Church of-Lewhiltam, in lie:it, w broke open, and although nine locks wae brola and one picked, yet the only . articles stclen %veto !the communion cloths, the •Clerg( man's suriilice, gown, and cassock. flurry Chambers, a well knot w character, m!;,) was tried last - Friday:atthe 0$ Bailey, on a chi: g of robbing a. man, !pear -Clare-market,, of 61. an I acquitted, was yesterday charged at Ace r streetotit 4 .being concerned in a riot ht FebriarjrAist, at a on folder ' s -green, and ordered Ulna. 1 ' Frid4 .a Cou rt-ma rtia! was bel l ' k r !. a d q iita lefundo, on W. Prance", a. pr tit Aarnia of the.nrik Nate frigate, (or maticionaly,stabbini; Serjeant-Major Itosp, With his bayonet in four piays. when on duty ; and also for having yroutkti.lanw* M'Donald, ship's corporal : cd;WhiCh he wait roma guilty and sentenced to suffer death. On Saturday se'nnight was pullet], is the , gerden cf of Mr. Jones, at Lodge-my-loons, a little !lath front Glasgow, strawberry, which . weigl* Lny outs ounce, and measured 61. inches 14 , 5. • • MARRIED. Friday, at St. Mary's Lambeth, Mr. 'Frederick Mimi.. T racy, of Melkskam. ' Wilts. to Miss (; ote,, oly clang:act or 14ytY7140119,Pek. ; DIED. issylar. Etta, formerly of (1:.1 intheiland. Belleliogs, Bittn. loot ant onit e by his own but had. t .opportunitt• of iippre- Ahilittei. As :in individual. the minors, the tatetritt . _of his it ilence of his heart, wilt !nog el: f l enlightened circle et at cted!.: - active as-opiate of. the Socirt‘ t-for the Suppression of Vast in!, disfreto, his death is felt h' e ,..iy dsath of a ftietart nod twot:,-.. s purse wets even . open, sod hi. ruirled JiMcillty„ 11 o ill l r,i‘e • kiudden attack stilton - f..‘er har• illness, to an Orly . ewe. . . LONDON: Printed and Tubtlthed by D. Nit ,a 4 16 0 Laarctr Oriptcs. Fiect-st Wt. _. . . 4............t........5.r._ . .. *ll';H:r*:".7•L 1ir'.._..e._r_ ._ :_ i....... .._: - ......—s-r-e- ... • -.. . .' °ZeD I" 11-21; I - .. "IsltYilßeol4°U.. ~-... . - . TIIE S'I'A'ITSMAZI ----11.- " -11----- " 6 " - - , -- 1;,li -7- aiii .347 " L i s striii -7-7 ,foliik --- 4i: he - l!eyteas ter,' Vet' . 161 “ 1 "i i; . • '14 4 0 r - INTELIS SINCIC : • s v&ir 20. tatttliaedi Rips m::lt TA, Jar. e 20. " g en. iii:teetTa, COURT OF CHANCERY,. Joh!, 110. i , tt p ng dF .so r ri p e rego o w h its n. . iti lindi ni :od an f d or t f ite eiess re il l y I _........-- ...4e.1m0n..--- 4 lng , : mot hy or tne yl an se s d eit ai ' fi ns eti a ' a ilo otta bei d: npd a per tagn stcu t o s 75th Ditto *remit Itaier.Joa b rian Wawa, lib . die Haim, vice Stewart, ' killed in action. . ,:y 90. Lieutenant D. M`latefilan to . Captain if a.Compaey , 'Jr.- MAYNARKBT THBA:1116. . • .00111144•11. COLliAla. Th. do 7 Wa i 4eU r "811411441 P ibelligUilliAltan . Ikiii i T t6 iso liN" cr lra l l* ltOtse' 4111e r te ti oa !t a in pri g. privat e ti ' in/thi . o;th o regl °bllia w he: transmitted ' 861 11 b r git n tr . ., Pierce Purcell Geoid, tient. to bo Emir, by per - I tter from Co Pin"' j chase, vice Ramsay, wise retires. Sins, addressed to 1 93d Ditto, Aiiiistant;Surgeon Robert PWashoe, frdm the 541111 ; exceptioue r 1.400. to the Mager's report - In this r I FOO% JO be burgeon; • al . • cale. • - ot master , s joefisei wag wro n g s o wi ' (moo os ..w r. " D lic ri h w e n re tia n ni ex fo p t e l, i r i is io zmo ir riTdase to him f ' n account et his 94th D i tto. Licatemat tu b er , m a , ',ma, *ee l the Roy . Cape llola, • cap- ! Perthshire Militia, to be F, a, without pureness., I • tee s. . Mr. BELL isnanni. in support'ot the exeePtiews Wk. °A ihe. 2s tiaer Mats the Prisoner appliil Vith pin°. er lia Jenne The-' e haw purchase, conteading. that To be Lieatenants-Endgn S. B. PoWer, sr/ t guns, and manned v • c„ah e nny • i sad Ensign - Jtuies Dr Grath, by i erroneous, ip asslipg that the Defeedeets Mr. Col- -1 p i :i!elt i ase, vice. yd, .prom Gard o _. ted !a . m., from the • lino f . '= Milks,y . 'loan s while • • prisoner, in thekoles of the Ainig . a . , aittrseid he had sent word to i tl i t n i d ia jt :a d t e o si g red et i h t i , m .. o nsroitted It letter Gentleman Cadet Aktrander I College, vice Power,-to be Ensign. . ,__ ,____. . Bench, had for years, in that no,fortontfte sitoaden, 1111*Itedossitted to dW ie. Mr. Distenham u * tospect,4 nith, stating, that : Roth Ditto, John Far, Gent . to be Fitfo, w p a COndliCtEdr told *as capable of detreondoctingala i the-Prisoner from Ishrmaneer, :captured, on the 90 ..iiiliek day he was tak e tc; ti lal a Cont., ' office pi gcneral latioager of the Theatre, aacordiog : oat egain on .Fridios„, teen rigged vessel i " pit 2vdiee ' v Alt. e tl y ie ' Y p i e ' i veh ,,,, e " whtenieninet , P r e h j e t i n eat" ;i hasu pe t r e , ii l so lll a . ..• m to the artioles.ofso.partnership. , i iD!S : l7.oftOdy. lie.a4C 4 blis d,reiseived thkfictitio , ow itzer, and fi ft y- ! s t ice n iirieltegiment, Prevel Lieutenant- nt on whiehlot -- o ed theeas,l te, ree _,, e „ "tied his claim ( s .'- tebilidieref • ,• point Refire' at a ddi •&n e t but this' o k . 1 tin IA wards to he Lieutenant-Colonel, 1, C t i elt i w .. = t , .. s tt . i ce __ , 1 r 5) ;_ ii . ,.... . ,. ... 1 . . ...........,.. t ...,....... 17: . tursq / Hamilton, of his ! Morris, appointed to the 69th Foot; . •' Captain George Nixon to be Maier, vice Eshvank: !14 r l i t C_o_litipa wkin ilegt eati arilti o egef f-th a i f i lil bestaio r prolto net iod wi tho duita ini nd e . - ' I 1114, e0 boi rb be iss fe e ler by . • •• a l esdide rchillnite, the Prisoner said 1,, , that the boats of ' 4th Ditto, Lieutenant A wit ' he rroje l L, re fr hine om the ivia l* K h d r iv t „ i s t , o a b p e p c 9, - 0 , 0 . , . ras , I.utu Alt the Tower to get Ilict in t, m.emharsesentmits and•domeass which eniberresss;l444l,o•4ol. , be 1 11 1 1CMOCEAMIIMittliS- it the time of edy, had captured , I t ;d 111 : 0 1h a e 1 3 00 - Foot' • . 4th Garrison Uattaliou, Veutenant James ;.!volinsteo, from i the i moa t s , 1e , ; ,.„--- full y k nown to ,alt. Biliriatti4' . ..llC aineJdAnt.,o l . l 4l* Ginit •. rigged vessel, laden j ...rs, het ee; 0 geiPooded to mercy 4toh Foot, pointed to the 6,ith mat ' to he'Cultain of a Company,, „ice konesese, p- ..; of lb, e e , otion of the articles of cospartnifship, that •in , m con i sr o t l i i e ss nc te e ic o dil f 10, ,r og mr Per in s 4 i4 c r t . e4 - s : trwr , ,Itioi . ..., iv fir, i sili Royal Veteran Battatten,.Themas Helder, late Qea o r v to ie r:, no parprhe ofiesed had hoett.prectisegteioliteeh him, that ail Merchant. Master of the Ist Dragoon Guards, l by. the De_ffntlapt at, time of the contract. ~. . books, the prepertjt of Messrs . Iselgireed Sotheby, plated upon hal,f-pay. .- hips and vessels not to be Besige, vice D „ , 6th Ditto,. Asttstahl•Sorgebn A. Ligertwood, from the 65th le : Theavits,,e( wine persons, six of •tliem being.; idethe Strand'. , iefectious disease I Foot, to he - AssistriotAurgeou, site Savery, appointed on theatrical perfeemers, wore•read in support of-the 1 It was provette evidence, that the • Prisoner hs t i • ' - • . $ the health 4 his , staff.- . - STAFF. i Master's repediehowing that Mr. Colman had duly: . attended Dr. GlPMat'a Sale of Books by the Prr;., . • stdird ' (eneettt ' hey i Major Charles Altie'A'Coun, of th e Duke of York ' s Gr r eek , . directed thelreheorsals of pieces at his haw*, in the.; sebutors , at *MO several books were missing.- Lotttiou-;oad v width, the-rules, written the most ad- ' They were found at his.lotigingain,ged ,Cross-stre,t ship, in the actual I 'Light lefantea, to be Deputy Adjritsot ei tienerai to the t mired . d ra ma ti c - pieces, and hid cast the parts, as ' by the 014" - ikr who had arrested. bum s and immetii. he command ..of a i vsng In'Slelly (w*h the at of Army), vise Mara „who resigir. : .. Af,, , L , nel in trie, , Y'A Navy), coming witti an ,Thn e enneet. to ' be . Deputy Assistant-CPMMiSSarY' 4 ' well as replete& the dress,.randisot, arid other sc. attil i claimed by Mr. Slummy,. _Woo eau accry. • • frau , the Geueratteritte Fatted: .. cytapltnitnenta of the th,eat:icat perforMances, with -p• Own. Those hooks were - Identified; some tusao,. or . • HOSPITAL STAFF. can, and bpund to. 7., he p h j,„ fr i aa , . 4 et•Aligeitt " having no4es In the hand-writing of 11,, A Norvrond, from half-, constimmate ability and skill.. to the Forces-Dr. r *r Samos!, ii,osssa.sr angned*ia support . of the ; .Catfatilft. s• •l• Kngdom, which Foy ; ent'Strgerin John Stiteltentie, iit._ It from the sad; 1 w limo 04 . hea l t h , Tc ro bi, et, ,,i ri potimatf ee Price y , d io ete th e ased. rorimi i Aida. ant. t „t i ,.. r i ewn J u n e s exmptions, that not only by theurticlea of co-putt- 4 ; Nile Prisoner.stitterk ► in. his defence, that he had heir quarantine • at . r ow el . 1 nership, bur by the . written '.ltetement on. a former prchesed. the, books in Edjoburgli s and varicsa n i =two of Proitious a they Tebe iimpll4.4ss ids . nt to the I. eages, " " *...' 4 - edrevr Macke ' ' . • ,Mr. Colman . himself , it was wholly ao4l; i itber place[ ; tha he had a large • collection for the Gent. usihould perform •• - . - -lite Kiog's German Legion: i physioally impossible foe hire its discharge . !bed:disci , 06tace of his retired hears ; and-that it was not rty k. 6th Batialinn.o the Line, bitt ra wort o • Otts.Seheeweem to be tot' Acting Mamsw, even with the, aid of , Mr: Wio.l likely that % Winn In 'his-circumstances should st oop Adjutant, vier Keoze, who Ids the prohibition tha • AA r 3 " l " 6 " Ps "' • store the Stagts *new, who was,bourid implicitly .; tolow kale hue iltsig4tais attending sub a pe.y , . ittisai Corsirml Beellee o A!' - ' gdom, or carrying Serjenot*FilinCiaio Al itardi to he. Ensqpy vice Vatenrial, whose to obey Mr. Colomo in Ai directions to be given to I lheft... • _, . 4 r 4 .44:.‘rg.,t • ~ -,, . • terre, or any sort appointment his +Washes', Plate. him in the stage management. • ' „Seseral•mpst I *be lived Kitt he Sib of August • • MEMORAA4DUNt. . The LORD CaiLNCRLROR - intimated his opinion to •Mm in .habiisat in xii i lleZein.eicellent cha- rm dates of the Commireion ur the fullowpir Officers are as . . • i• • e from that d a y. aastemeadaded, and , nottkaae wage d - ii, the SAiti es of t h e be in unison with that of the l as ts peaker, and .pro, rticter. : . :" -I 4' -- . .. '.-`.. ,'' . " I . . mised to give out the,•minates of his judgmeitt in a i . The-Jury, iiifhtnithelltitlarf;fciiindliniGkilly. ids the prohibition .gthrd n *els alt. sus. voistis • ' 1-/- . . ... F ....her 4„,14112. • • . day or two, Which: should bistell.thedelar . teavowld ! - The enfortsinetekgelitteman • had been previously i out of this king- v:ltlisi e nn a t=it i rarr i tL 9t isth . rciot, Jamiary 21,181?. hemp, pitch, tar, ' carrot* heeliii - , - 7700 •MithyttiO,lBl3: interpose to the -opening of she . theatre for,etbil Oiled forstaiditwtheabilie , of Chprekia from the same 1, cordage, musts, .Themetersomesionett recta as sussed ia the Gazettes Eld , season,: if such opening - could - bow be of anylasett; rrosecutors, bit siessoittsd. • ..• • • , - • sheet copper, or . - J !iTt aT T l'as 4 " t r ie.". Itfli!" taken Place- • cal uso Of ime*.to•the pewees coneerned., -. : • ! • , ITerry gebi ri N i tli. , z it i/c , . 1 410 4 ,di ctE d for t . •- • 601 ekimeot of •oot. '- • • ..' ~. : a, , etitoring tile:disci ing. 7 4tqpkof 14 arbnOq v in th e ty of August next 3., Lientenant Bederiell Silts to be Vaptala of a'Ciimpaay, with.. : ...,_. . • • • r licence from the.; 0 14 PurciFite,•-• • - - . . , ,a F0URT.P.t.477‘ 11 4713/felf. Jtritr S 3- : tfais:time, some, "Orsisiri!-lieink le it; and stealing ..., , !litfit ZIA •r.BAltv•icro . . - ,•therefrem .a' variety-11f ankle's:. ••"-•'. . • land; or to his• Mas 1 . setii , abAktH B4 .-4-a-P itea rri t nylit. l4 't h Cltit - c rag tru n • s iibM4 purchase. Tide Was an 'amp by Mr. Dorset!, theauctieneer, The particulars of this case are already before the ,V.Majealy's. colt,. ....... : - -•-••-• ..- .....kanats.--•. •.' to recover She tom of 451. against:Mr. D. W. liarz it the West Indies, ~. • • public. When the Prisciner Was apprehended, there ~ • ..,. mArtno pTs. ttu . raility , 6 forte and , B. Gooeho i netton,i4 , o , olmarsula . taate, ektannet, .j uty 24, i. vey, an Attorney, of Essex - fur work. and labour. [were lomat on his persati to skeleton keys, onto the Island of ~A j ' 9 41 4 . li , et,Polc ll # l . Attrlrue3'l din Eart14.91,, Bed I Mr. ilar,xey t the Vie(eudatit, as Mr. PARE stated, was ; two pick-locks, and' a small iron cesivi.; yet persons . , well known in the eoun of Essex as l ate l y ' •' a ar dto • • him ' good .charaer f er r • , ' The case emeats or factories. ,_ J. : K e debeeg i isereere.estre• t, wifyile.beie• ee pAgily ..1., - an i ate. orColcheste r . to represent that town. in , was, however, satisfactorily proied, - and the. Jury 1.1.6,7 C d'd - f ‘y ' 1 being 1 PPE e give a gur 3....3 at Guildpall. ISttosneyi - kr, Cipip,l , 1 .. • iteethstreet, Lincoln One-fields- ..-; • i Parliament. Not succeeding to that extent, •he had • found him GleiliN without hesitation. • .. - ' .I.'"•Shillarf,t4frelton Sisferdshite, china-reanufaCtorer," Judy ; since been a Cantlidate for the Recordership of the 1 7'homas Woods was Capitali convicted of stealing • 1813. 48,99, Aervotatimehe•awia , Ina, Hanley. Attendee, Mr, , Wils o n, King s . Bench - walks, Temple; nod Mr. Coign, 1 same town, hut,in , this he had also failed. The action I t. ti ' horse and cart, the property of Win. Bates. nit was this .day * Hanley. • 'in question ,was for.business done by Mr. Burrell, '' • - - . J. &Meld •Chantlns-street St • Martin's•lii•the- fi elds. dealer, I . . Ulinighthood on .• • . ,t • • ' 1 the auctioneer, ender the following circumstances : 1 1 ' • - ,fir ;r' I ..- ._ ~ • The price of gold was ' on Saturday 51. 7s. fid. per , t luis,st, 31, /segue 31, at Causldisall. : Attorney, Mr. Charter, t Be Tavutock-mw, Covent -garden., • i —An estate called Middleton, in Essex, was to ,he ounce. . and Mr. Harvey theught.preper to, become the 1 Two robberies have -lately been . cornrnitted • ,• . ' - cr. MilaiW,:Jane-street, • Commercial-road, cheesemonger, I se m , Ivißst Jilly'S7, AMlololo,3l l ,et.Getialiall. Akorney, Mr. htiMichael, i .. • , liec!! - 1,De.'c 44 011 1 -- - '; ' 1 purchaser, bat..” be truly. sopposed 'Mr. Ludlow, I the , Attoreey for the vender,. would . not deal with . in 1 ; Charles-street, Drury - faire, which prove with what ill ,_ , IKVIWDS. , Aug. t 4; J. vt e e lt waY, New Bond-street, upholsterer-14. i l l m he got a Mr. Reiman tai..hoy for him, and ; little citation men sometimes act, who come frcm i the cquntry to. he metropolis; they were both o- ften. sy. S. Bernard, . Int,J. 'l'. and J: Oven', ii err - street, Covent-garden, Mew - . Earth ... .. , . . 1 linen-ma - ; g gol Mtn : possession before•he paid the pur- i ticed into horses by females. Ooe of th em wt.; at, vice Gordon, wise ,mercers - , Dog. 16, G. Berry, Barnsley,. Yorkshire, . .-- • • ' nufacturer-Aug. 10. J. Nook. Stillinaten, Yorktihire, com- chase money—he expected to sell . it,egain at one ' robbed of his watch and 51. in 'another pocket he had O tied to be C. - aloe-brewer-July /7, J. Makeham Vpper Thames-street, . , ret ire! ,' orea,molemoratr44ily 4 . Inlanv a n, la ,,, patreet, ware. ,tneusandfiv e . huud . r_eal pounds profit; hnOor this par- I notes to thoamount of 30001. which fortunately for i t aie . *. r ote 80x... , rusty -,-,lnt SI, J. Veiny, lsecirJer, sussea„slumkeeper- , pese he empioyea, Bir. Burrell teiell. t tby.auetion. I, him the girl did net examine. He had brought it to , ' • - - Xik. I/, J. .irthall,' Itladley, Lancashire, eottoe-spinuer- ' London to purchase into funds. The other man i i Ist Dragoon Guards" Ant: 14, ll'. 'hitweil; -BAMUTI-green, soap-manufacturer. !;,. I t, • • . 71 He how did not succeed in his . Papectations ' - tehartges. • •Al l igtOit, J. VI Bridliekton, Yorkshire. line,-draper - Asia. ! uth ; j9-r.. f , r. tell tied a right, nevertheless, to be paid 1 had sold a small estate, which produced him about loben-traiiteke to bo` .1 0, - TA. l 9rlkt iw Serum, Wilts, victualler -Aug . 12, F. Al- fur Isis labour . Another article in the account was, 1 4001. with which he came to London for the pur- preftete4t. --- • :IFeallyi:Enalhi .theilliphire, groeer-Aiig. 48, .I. Parkinson Ipt'valuitig Mr, Thornton's estate at Clapten. Mr. ,pace of setting up in a small way Of l bosiness, bat tele Cpenet,.without skipi• J. Sipirk;' St. Sisoirides t'hureh-yard, Southwark. hop- !.4, 4 _ -• • '. • • . • ' lay 27, W. Sharp and Si . Sharp, juo. Threadneedle. i anorak:in was hi s opponent at Colchester, and Mr. I was robbed of the whole amount. • 14 Itainienrof Life 'tie ts e7. " _____,. • , Harvey thought proper to dispute his qualification ; 1 re Staive; Witto ex. l* - GERTIFICATLIC-Avu. 10. I , The Barham and Centaur ninn of war, Madarras- upir which Mr. - 'rhortito i e gave in hisleaded quell& . ... : i i.... W. Iteseolds, Chipping • 43rigar, -Eme?. Ithen•draper-E. 1 I car. frigate, and l'w§us s i pop of star, on a cruise, Lieutfliant, without :- I Valker, Nelegate-street,'.warehonsemaa-W. arid EA. Hui- , cation . at Clapton, and Mr. Harvey employed Mr. I were spoken with the 4th instant, in lat. 33. 51. ! iligthead,. Derriy, taa'queieliiiits,-W. Leaf, Manchester, mer..' Burrell to view it , with an intent of valitiug it. long. 42. 5. y rbieetk Gent. to be .i elcout-j; Melitfv/47, Curtain:read, Sherediteh, M anchester , ~ who* appaintment J. iire t eth, jilt/well, Nottinghamshire, canto-printer-4. Nor- ! These ,facts,beie ' g proved, the Jury foetid a verdict A list of the fleet which sailed froth Ahe Tagus • • ; • I t i 3 , ihrini"Alitun, baker:--51. M ill i ago:, Antland-street, White- ; for thf Plaintitt—Dananges 421. i 4 about the 4th instant, under convoy of his Majesty's it. itli4er, '.jtceller 3. flurry, King ' s -Caple, Ilerefordshi re, I ' REDMAN V. LEIT.U, E s q. i sii:p lidericienne, for England, 'is entered in the deriler in cattle-E. and F. Duke, Eltham, Kent, Mien-dm- 1 , o , , Arms, from the Royal pm- N. Jacoh, Great- Mary-le-Bone-street, Oilbrd-street, 1 lam was an action .fer.an assault. The Plaintiff convoy b a ook. v,iricerioseresened r ifuss4utter. i was a Fisherman, and, the assault was committed near i blastrr Barnet, a modal prodigy, is about to ion ditto, ~v lie Bah- i . PAritTNERttIIIPS pISSOLVED. ' * it: ion , pro- D. M.osling, J. J. Funk., sat S. Durotal, Yoxfoid, std ... IValmer, id Kent. .1 1 %e Plaiutiff's son, who proved : appear in public , for the first time, in the revised oo„,,ipromnted. . folk, shopkeepers-J. : Alien aud_ J. Campbell. Clerk's-place, the assault, stated, that thej;iffeistiatit beat.his father , entertainment of 0 The Shipwreck," fat the Lyceum I, l Wilm - 'the sth Royal. I lefin;ton, siaters--11. Mains W. W. Capper, and C. V. rig.it ' b e flit: strong , who re- ,b,„tei w i e k, g t , tß , l . t hoi re, ma , '• ' kers-.J: Cariwell and -W' abo u t ; ont, the head with a haaZeit.en4l threw several stones : Theatre ; the Music by the late De. Arnold, which 104i te , i p , aw i c h,„m aeo ..d rapen _j.: s o fte ne d B..ci eswe , e„,,_ • at him. O n cross-exarainstson v however, it appear- ' was produced seventeen years s i nce Drury-tau ailland. from the, ? 3 d llion, Devonshire, solickoni-A. liege and G. Cruddiss, Tyne- ed, that the Plaintiff was stealing turnips, and the ; Theatre. iro Vpronn_ woo ex- I :_a-....5. *.• -.et:J.li... 121-.al .1:...'.... Aal .42.,_C {Ai M. 7... n n.l C It ... . . • wry a_ 4-i . Ai_ . _l-A L _ L j_t_ -A r__— t . . . / 1 • 1 a _ _ ..-....-1-.. ...d.......A......2. .• «...n_ • ••••••• Afsihday, July b, Geis*ti Ts : W*6 pm:kmos, lost of Nortinimbe .4d-Ancerely lamented, 'mot ' t e tt who knew bun, and who elatimg his race and estimable abil takiNCIP %id urbanity of his mint elides; and the warm benevolence ids tertiary to an extensive luta ci ,surce. As a. ;vamp and most ac ptstblished kn, the city of Bath-for aad . the relief of occasional distre member of the Oomosittet, a 4 the To die poor,of Huth. to whom his timodevoled with the most nun to an almost irreparable low. A sod tied him. after playa week's ,~ "' U .~ I I f 1, t , l FfvAlj .' I'• , . •