The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-03 00:00:00

PO LICE. RORER f ROBERTS. Man Lao it °eon .sa ii CET.— Robe's is was conveyed i from Nen - gate to this Olice, in the custody of Foy, At ten o'cluck yesterday morning, where lie under went a private examination of three hours. The doors v, ere closed, and, from the secrecy observed, me are lint enabled to give our readies the exami nation in detail. The Waite t of ilea enquiry was twofold ; the first was to identify Roberts as the wan who had broken out of pii.tm, and this havine been done, he was tormented for trial, and will be arraigned with D. A ris, eha will be indicted as an at cessary after the fact. The next °hied was ti► enquire into the letters and papers felled on the Prisoner when a epretivieled. It turned out that these letters and rapers involve many other eersons iii a comiceiiim with Roberts in the Bank forgeries, some of whom are in that situ ition of life which placed them above siiseicien. The Prisoner was conveyed back to Nc‘s sate in a coacli, atnidst a considerable CtieCtilirse iii People. lie has setrea t el mock in alibearance since his first coninii..ment. GUILDIIALL.--A person named Band, who stated Meisel' to be a clergyman, yesterday exhibited a complaint againt a young mail melee! Loa), a clerk in the house of Mr. Osborne, in Basingliall.streer, charging him with an assault. The Complainant addreaseti the worthy Alder man on the bench in a degree of solemnity and pompositll highly impressive. Ile speeered there, he said, to make a charge against the Defendant at the bar, for assaulting liiin in the most mit tageons, unjustifiable, unprovoked, and cruel manner, on the preceding day. Ilis liminess was of a secret nature, and it was his invariable practice never to treat wiiiifassy but pritmipals of those houses his . ditty reqeireditiin to visit. Ile went to the house of Mr. Osborn , ., in the hope of seeing him, but was imposed ulnae by the IMentlant, who assumed the title of the master ; and after heating an explamitiou of his business, instead of treating him with that respect and attentien his importatit functions de manded, he kicked him out of the counting-house, and not satisfied with that unseemly conduct, point. ed him out to a crowd of gentlemen as an impostor whom lie had just kieke.l not, Ile (Mr. Bond) II:locked and astoniabed at this new iiisti;i, iiiiinedi. atly went up to him to demand an explanation of bis %surds, observing, at the same time, that he would eerta:nly indict him for the malicious and brutal violence he had already received. The De. fendant, however, instead of being intimidated by this threat, iestatitly atvatieed towards him, and with his clenched fist, 'the knuckle of the mid. die finger protruding a considerable distance be. rand the adjacent joints, struck him an awful and sanguinary blow precisely on the obtuse an. gle of the left cheek Lamle, and there inflicted a painful as well as a dangerous contusive, to the very great incouvenience and alarm of the Plaiiititf, as well as to the imminent danger of his life ; fur had the blow been struck with the saints terrific vio. hence onc.eighth of an inch neater to his temple or his eye, instantaneous death trust have been the nag. tural and *irremediable cousequence. He would wish the Defendent to know, that it was a matter of no trifinigimportance to str4e a clergyrnau ; it was a crime - which at all times called dowse the most aigosoue piiniihment, which would no doubt in the present instance be fully experienced. The worthy Alderman would no doubt recollect that lie was the accredittd agent of Sir Richard Curbett, now a le. bother in the East India House, whose Case was well knosen, and for whom ho was apphiiited to collect sulosetiptians to carry on, with vigour, a law- Suit now pending in the Court of Chancery. It was to teilteit Mr. O-bornc's ail ftie this purpose that be called at his house,' when lie received the linear. rantable maltreatment he had described. When Mr. Low was called upon for his defence, ho probovineed the Complainant an arrant impostor, confessed that he had kicked him, and was about to state his reasons for such conduct, and the ag gravation which had been given to him, when the worthy Alderman observed, that there was no pro. vocation which could warrant his striking another individual,' and taking the law into his own hand. If lie had any compleitit to make, it should have beets made before a Magistrate; the Defendant was therefore highly culpable in breaking th e peace. Mr. Low said, Out he lad kick (a/ Mr. Bond, and was ready tie abide by any conscq ueuces that blight result from that proccediog, - lie was immediately ordered to find bail to an. seer for the assault. Mr. Bond then observed, that it was his wish to have comproniiseal the affair ; but, from the come. rimer and pertinecieustaess of the Defendant, he was resolved to prefer an indictment. . A curious scene followed, its which Mr. Low st ar t e d, with the utmost horror, front Mr. Liuutul, wbn came near hint, remarking that lie would nut be contaminated be e his odious teach. M A veuer-nol:se...\etertlay . Seymour charged a young man with lieving, the precedieg evening, cut • his is ateheribbe,!, and rubbed him of . a phi seal and key . .• , `,The parties, it appiee-ed, were boils at. tached to the Ca6tOiti..lloll6o Volunteer corps, the Pro‘eintor as (11/2112ee t awl t,he Prisoner as a psi_ ii`' 1 , .' , . ratel t . p . r ... „,trotrt i sra . s out ye_ exerci , ing, and; on hi return,. severe , of the diuneners and fifers went to drink 4, dmlt Or„kShire, Grey public. house, in Thanks-street,, where the Prisoner, whir was al , ost a stranger to them, joined company.; they . all became .intosicated, : but, in the middle of the :r jrillity, the .Prosecutor niissetlhis seal and key, he Imm...dieted) , charged the Prisoner, who was 'marched, but the propeity *Wilt not (Mind no !inn. As the l'rosecuter adduced up erideuee ,tu. fix the a rinte.pli the Pri:iiiper, he was iliaehargell., A carpenter, uf p# it,tpu 4) f Bret4ter, [storied iip his ticigb 6 ir.., s4p4*, *01440.4We . ft : poking object, wit om be charged *it h. bar ing, , elgvcn.0101#111.1" uge, cabbaged the atfections . e,fhia wife, w ho haul, elope.l, arid li,ved thins iti.a stat...,- ut oeulobitruige with his rivet. . . The lona Mairottextireicul some surprise at the Lady's choice", as' the rarpcntur had greatly. the advantage in'peirit of aplicaiuritcc,, II.: encurireil .tifV, the eiimplenting party, whether tiiiwislied to have id :4 Myr rib restored to him ? The hi15641C1.2115%eit..1,. eisoureil no melt desiie . — but it • 61104:Iced 1 .1 ly to tv.:11.)41 his mile living is Such a stale • .:41 • 1 ... ‘4 . • 1 • l? that he hat .•, . I THE STATES AN. • of sin—he wished, therefore, to allow her a certain sum per week, that she might, he enabled to' sup port head( at a distance frum her seducer. The LORD At A YO it informed him hc could not inter. fe?e on that point.—lle could, if lie pleased, - bring an action fur dinitigcs against the amorous r. Brooker then tihifted his ground, and charged she Prisoner with having received and made use of certain articles which his wire had stolen from him. -~ - _ No satisfactory proof, however, %vas adduced in support of the allegation—and it appeared that the Lady had never troubled her spouse sinen the time of her elopement, a period of eleven mouths—the Pris . oner was, therefore, discharged. From, the LONDON d r yttgitTE, goraLut 1. Admiralty Office, O c t. t • • Cupp of a Letter from •Capoain DaAwned. of his binieo3l's chip the P . ,) rutting, ii Ir rd to 1 , RION Saumarez, ;cud of n Writ a Copy bats been tronsmincd to John ‘Vil-on Croker, St tt,— beg to acquaint you, that the Danish Ihree.masted sel ((((( ner privateer Norsk Mod, of', six guns, four suite's, and '2B men, and of 100 tons burthen, commanded by Mathias 13:•rgh, was Captured at two o'clock this morning by the Pp ratnos. NIA IZ !NI; -"TOR Es. wt:ATE,, pa tam, V. Dil.l.lxcllAM. Punt.tc. Wolt-oir-s•ritErr, OtT. 2. This n,isan information Weil by IVillitirn IVeate, Under an Act of the .19th of his 'present 11iljesty, c:ip. 17, ellarginz the Defendant, Robert of NVilson.street, Finslittry.synare, dealer in iron, nitli hating incurred a pecuniary penalty, not t•N ruCttiitg twenty, nor less than ten, pounds, for lidwits4 unfitted to pIIJCe i t the front of his 46 store. warelloose, or other deposit for goods, his nano., and Dealer in NI Stons," distinctly painted, in letters of nut less than six inches in length. This privateer had left Anodic only six hours, and sailed fur the express purpose of annoying the very large convoy that sailed yesterday (run► Gut. tenburgla for England. _ _ I have the honour to be, &c. (sinned) C. DASH WOOD, Captain. Whitehall, Oct. 2. The. King has been pleased to appoint Richard Betenson Dents, E•ti. to be a Commissioner for ma. staging his Majesty's Customs, in the room of Sir Alexander Alison), Kist. deceased. At r. Kt RICK attended this day as Solicitor for the Defendant, and look many legal objections, and insisted on the informality of the information. The Magistrate, J. MitLn, Esq. greatly la. mewed that the ends of public justice would be defeated by the informality set forth upon the face of the information ; but considering the objection raised by Mr. Keurick to be a fatal one, and in which opinion Sir William Parsons (the other Ma. gistrate who presided) concurring, the information w as gnashed*. the course of the examination, it appeared by the declaration of the Magi•t rates, that the pie sent was the first information which hall been exhi bited before them under this Act of Parliament, we therefore deem it proper thus publicly to warn all persons who deal in Marine Stores of the liability they will incur if they ne2,lect to hate painted in tlitatrotirof their " storehouse, warchonse, or other deposit for goods," his or her n one, and " Dealer in Marine Stores," in letters, distinctly painted, not less than six inches in length. The penalty they will incur in neglecting so to do being 201. and nut to be mitigated to less than 101. _ There arc 100 informations at least which de. pended upon the success of this one ; but in which these 1:0, lilies hating been ilkappoinsed, it is hoped the present notice will defeat the future expectation of those ',mkt ,ry marandors ! MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lica:imam of the County of Sato!). South Shropshire It, gimeot of Loyal Militia. Edward Earl of Po wis to be Colonel. Dated April 25, IPO9. Franeis Km vett Leighton, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated a. above. Thomas Unite, Esq. to be Major. Dated as above. The llonourable Robert Heavy Clive to be Captain. Dated As above. Deorytlive, E-q. to be ditto. Dated as above. Frederick Ilamiboo Corneuall, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Robert Bridgman More, Eq. to be ditto. Dated as above. John Peebee Morris, Esq. to be ditto. Dated April '23, 1809. Retie) •Llosid. E-q. to be ditto. Dated us above. Eduard Welling-, Esq. to he ditto. D.ited as above. Whitcomb, I.sq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Thomas Jnho Tyrrtv hitt Jones. Esq. to be ditto. Dated Au gust 21, 1810. Itictianl ItLiketra3, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 26,• 1809. Joint 1)3 ke. Gent. to be Lientenant. Dated A pd . - 26 4 1809. William airdetier, Gent. to he ditto. Dat.al as above. Thoispas Wettings, Gent. to he ditto. Dated as above. Thooms Frederic(; More, Goa. t ditto. Dated August 21, 181 d. Ilumptirey Smith, Cent. to be dit . Dated as above. Jobia (inanition -4., Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Thootto• Pritchard, Gent. to be ditto. Dated S. ember 15,11310. Benjamin Urw ick, Gent. to he Ensign. Doted August John Smith, Gent. to he ditto. Di.teti as above. John Southern, God. to be ditto. Otted September 15, 1810. North Regiroeist. En•ign William Jacksen to he Lieutenant, vice Scott, pro mated. Dated Nlav 10, 1810. Ensign Thomas Donaldson to be ditto, vice Croxno, promoted. Dated as above. Orpe, Gent. to be ditto, vice Poole, resigned. Dated as above. -1 Ensign Henry Legh to he ditto, vire Sislitoo. Dated as above. %1 int Regiment. Edtvard 1.193 d, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Nay 10, 1810. Commission., by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Lindsey. Kesteven, and Lincoln Regiment of Lincolnshire Load Edward James Wilson, Cent. to be Quarter-Master. Dated Auoest 15, 1810. ilenica.ilis and North Reston Volunteer Infantry. Christopher 'Taylor, I:sq. to be Alajor-Cominatidaut. Dated t;clitelliber 1, IMO. r Griggs Louis, to he Captain. Dated as above. Joint Bailey, Esq. to he ditto. Dated as above. George 4.rniiey, to ht l.iruieu uttt. Dated as above. flomins Bumf tut, Gent, to lo• ditto. Dated as above. John T-odey, (:rut. to be ,Efisigtt. Dated as above. 'flioinas Murton, Gent. to be ditto. bitted as above. Loyal Lincoln Viilmiteer Intaotry. Pate Cartledge, tient. to be Lieutenant. Datil eieptember 22, 1,10. P4%111 North Lincoln Milhia. Dennis Fairchild, Gent. to be Enign. Dated September 25, 11410. Conunissioas in the 34th or Ayrshire Regiment of Militia, sign- d ly the Lord Lieuteruwt. John llohbiiis. }Jai. to he Captain, vice Hunter, resigned. Dated September 9. 1510. Alexander Atirfodzean, Gent. to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice M•Lesaii, rtaigued. Dated as above. BANKRUPTS. O'Donnogline, Wideotabe, Somerset, wine-merchant, to siirrei der Oct. 9; '2.), Nov. 13, at twelve, nt the Rummer Ta vern, Bristol. Attorney, Mr. Henry Smith, St. avenue, Bristol. P. Ma-on, Bristol, hoot-maker, Oct. 18,19, Nov. 13, at the Bummer Tavent, 11r6tol.• Attorities ' Mr. Edward Stephens, Bristol ; and Moor,. Sweet and Stok es, King's Bench IValks, loner Temple. C. Ilu.lockc, Cm k.pur-street, coffec-house-keeper, Oct. 6, 13, Nov. 13, nt twelve, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Vi cad and New-square, Lincoln's lon. W. Fosnerry and E. Inglehy, Liverpool, merchants, Oct. 22..1t3, N0v.13, at eleven, at the Tavern, Liverpool. Atiornies, :Hews. Stianstreet and Eden,. Liverpool; and Mr. W iudlr, John -street, Bedford-row. 11. Nutter, ,I. Nutter, and T. Wake, Huddersfield, York, mtrelnints, Oct. ti 9, 3!, Nov. 13, at ten, nt the:Swan Inn, Hud dersfield. Attorniev, Mr. All if? 11, fluddersfelds and Messrs. Wilils, Fairtnorne. and Clarke, NYarnford-court. R. Keltand. Similford, Devois,•tanner, Oct. 12; nt eleven,l3, at one, Nov. 13, at eleven, at Cie Hotel, Exeter. Attolities, Messrs. %Variants and Darke, Prince's-street / Bedford-row; awl Mr. Joni' Terrell, Noriii-street. Exeter. C. J. Elkins amt V. May, Liverpool, patent sill; hat mann f.leturers, Or 9'2. Nov. 13, at me. at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Auonnirs, Messrs. Stanlstrert and Eden, Leigh -treet, Liverpool; : o ld Mr. 'Flaunt:ls W iodic, John-street, lied forcl.rovv. Yr -~~..~ - (..I.:RTIFICATF.S.—Cour. oi. L. fifig,tl,l...eliltii-fii. i d, Si. Orer ge'.elipleN,Nho.,,,, ki „ 1 1 ;riot. LingarioE ICiiad, Alic-I .. ar.Jberv,. E t ., w , t, 11:1 1 .. .... Fiigter. (;reuk Grinit.liV. nivicli , .m.—ii.. . ". - Wick. dexper.—..t, Keriple, I:iverpool. li.ot-tn. k er. _ ,1 , i t t i p, . 111,,itieg. xiiiiiiiliee..roliy. (lam jinnipmead-ru..e,''. In room • I'ARTNERSIIIPS DISR ( LVT..I) ~.. W, Eli 4 ii. J it4et. Lrell • , 11)(1 r. ef!..ctir, N ee; 1 . T. :in:l S. Dimeford, Si. Nl:lr% - A xe..‘iiie-inete!..aiit ~...t‘ . •!'l ww, H. Ititemini,... awl •S: W.. Lt.....cer e, Niapeile4,,.....'ll;'l'• Cress. irk so.id P. J. Trim. ) , N041..-sj 1.. et, Clip., l „j or t. eniinerarlerers. —.I . clirilsvill ;mil J. Aie.i.:N., si. sl ur, 1,. 4 • kiihe, i.1411-inaken..—lt. t,ktil (.. (1.1 r., Si. N4: , ry•a t .ki n * frleillF,•.— I. Barber i J. giwi, :ind T. Ft:Wier, J iciieid,i `' 4 P. kiilliegi.iey N W. Y. J dial', . 1 . Spelt ler, awl I:. w: e l ,!‘ hill J. !leonine, A crow :11.11, I,%:irivirk, midi% 1 1 .1,, N. .4 11.eAer, mi11e,...--1 1 . It liiirli.-, :ma .1. 11,01.,,,,, , c i .,.. c. . 1.\ it court :fiat l'iiiil:rN, Nlitet 110.Axe-wirellitz.e•XVlL —J. s:, . N. VV..l , .iii. 1- . .q.,41.-latte. — J!. 11 . 111te ze:11 I.'. 11.1 v,... (i 1 rattgli. taaie-tlremers..-- B. litre ;mil J. tilbg.in,. h,,,,,,, mailli Wa!ttit 6 V. n o d 4 ;. i t ro , n va alk ol µ 1131 f, iiiuber-iner6ant..— W. (iilison, .1. 'Li- N . 4 ,4 1; ~... Than t . Liverp..ol.-11. Itiichie and .1. '.,„ It ~ 7. i ,vall, hi:titit -liaket N--1:. I.:l.•%:iiii 'find I. Num % Aj i t . / . / ‘‘ i.r%s jcA, -ufgv.sil..--S. Imior I and J. 11. :loturiLldl, Z eiiester, cutiolemaNtifaciut xi... sir T.. 1. vivic E 1). Died at hislotelf,..sina the Parade, on Sunday morn i ng l ast, art,T%—hote‘ illness, Sir Trioatas Jutnit NT Fri L.:mm.l), Sheriff of that County, ;at tltc awful prri'sl rebellion. On the charact er o f Sir Titomtqs it i needless to expatiate; such as i t was, na„ii architect of it himself; and h e i mpr i nted its 64 racters long since on the bleeding eti counts) men ; w ith what . tion, may be appreciated, by statin g ;, (h at i t it (tithed a special a..t of indemnity of the N o Parliament, to save him front cultic pm • retribution; Lut it is only netessaly to re e k fall of such lieu, and the regard in which ithh to impress that moderation of conduct, teiiil er , t4 feeling, and liberality of sentiment, are the txi t guides, whet, men are entrusted %%lilt a to i liuki., authority," or when the times assume that ai to character, that the laws cease to cieres t 114 wholesome effiltroul. Though nut entirely age, 1 4, 1 with that ancient maxim, de mortetit iill n idh, 4o4 still it has sittlieient operation to limit our Oro* and to prevent a further development a,* man's character.—(Cork Southern Reporter.) Monday afternoon, as Mr. Church, duork ee p t , and tneaseager to the Lord Mayor, was standing N the top of the City lune, going to Wedinintla, one of (he images gave way, and lie was throwsiti o the water, and narrowly escaped being drownoi, At the Public Office, Ifatton.gartlen, yesteribt, John Untie/ was charged with privately cm* taro house of Way. Deacon, Esq. of TavistuE square, and stealing a large quantity 1.040. 111 was committed to be brought up again on tauter* Constimptiims, and other decays of nature, sla ther the effects of natural cousequerceg, or proud ing fro.n imprudeneies, or anadvatired stage ofl4 have engaged the 'study aunt attention of the ita Physicians of this and all other nations in vain, at. til Dr. SoLoyoN't Cordial Ballo 4. Gelation happily discovered and promulgated ta , the voril, and which has produced such instance. of itstoil ' effects, as Mt! st convince the most incredolassofits susitting restorative powers. To iltiuMll4l, its truly happy, healitu , balsamic, and re nus aqui!, %limey, testimonies of tile first atitharity..are sow alit It is admirably calculated foe bilious, and other dw orders of the stomach and bowels ; fur .hustlacint occasioned by indigestion ; and for preventing; psl. sing and apoplexies, so often the contemns free living. Recourse should be had to it aft .every excess, avid upon every slight indisposidavee The 10s. 6d. and 335. Bottles may be had of Ms. thews and Leigh, 18, Strand, and of every repot hie medicine vender in the k Median, with the wails ." Skala Solomon, Liverpool," ent,ritred on " stamp. -!!! 7 ' On £t t 4 of March last. ut Alithscak, lisol.ntly of Willa Chalmen, Esq. of a daughter. At Winnin::.tou, in Chrshire; the meat of Sir P 43 NW'S the Lab - Sttittilev, fait danghser. OA the ?Ast :1( IttlSSit! Cao:e, North Britain, MN. SS's Elliot. of a dosghter. • On Tuestin, at his holm. in Grosvettor-sqlotre. the LAO Col.• Corr Laott n, iII. P. of a mot. ' . . A1ARR31...9. ''• '- ... ~Oa Monday Inst. at S 4 Sopolciit•e',... l Chaelesq ,E19..4 4 ,L ~i, ~,,....,. •-urres, to M C iss ar..hati Grtin, wi. it Wi The same dm.. at ftlari-li-4iiiie Churcb.touttl wat Polignity, to Alphontine„ . cl.l..st dAughteC 0f41.431/0 1 4 V e i . -" Una de !a l'ourhe. 0.1. 1. at Chatlians, T...cat. JeAns, R. N. itt Al(t* 'LOC ' Mailiork, daughter of Willi:on Illaddock.,l2aq : at S6artegt ' Kent. '• • • , Saint. day, Rev. W. I.'. 4ird. ,to Sarah. °nix , tliughlef. 0 the.late Stetilnit !Haute., tsi i . of Eset.r. ' Sant e da), Jame.: Ala.iiiis, Esq. of llotAlnll, two Rioia4• ham, to Alitia Maria, d inliter of Joita Polcuel., 1...q.d Ilt ' Plaits. near Stiwitrbridgr. • Oh the 11th ult. at the Cathedral. Li,inore. George. Pr :date de Hailing, Lietortial t in flit. Kin_', Gerottn LrgitloiD, Swain, yottogest daughter of the ; late. Het , . Jiinu llestessit.!. Su irs i ile. in the county of t ilk enoy• ~. • _ _ T, Roy nuldson. Illant•licster, cotton-merebant,• Oct. 16, 17, Nov. 13, at tarn, at the Dug 'tavern. hlanrltester. Ikttoruics, •Itlr. Chatirevy.l,ne; and Ur. Kitigl.t, Manchester. A..ll'Nair, A licautch.lane, merchant, Ort. 6, 20. Nov. I Ss at ten, at Guildhall. Atiomies, Mears. Palmer, Tosultnsusts, and Thomson, Copt t, Throginortou.st rect. T. H. Macleod. Toketthookte-yard f merchant. Oet. 6, 16.N0v • 13, at eleven, at itoraieniklessrs. l'ahner, Tom :211.1 T11(11111011, Copt ball.eourt, Throgmorton-at rect. J. It' era. ten. and J. Rogeti, Jun. Fort-platy, Hermon& it•Ys badders. Oirs. fi s IS t Nov. 13, at twelve, at At torney, 11r. Cupthall-cunt:(} J. Yana, Cashlon-court, Broad -street, broker, Oct. 6, 16, Nov. 13, at eleven. at Guildhall. Attornies, blessrs. Barron a sad V iocent, Easitighall-.lreeL DI VIUENDS. - Oct. 27. E. Knight, Haraleydottru-late, liederrnm-Nov .lo. 0. Klugh, Coventry-street, T.' Austin, Chester, coat li-proprietor.-Oct. 23. J. B. Skelton, Sivalane, merchant.-Oet. 21. 11. 11. Shilabeer, Plynunith Dock. nue tioneer.-Nov. to. D. .1 2 yrke, ftlah i oppgate-strees, hatter.- Nov. 3. R. spring, Caistor, t.ineob, mercer.-Oet. '2l. T. IV:mina:in, Horton York, calico.manufacturer.-Oct. 23. A. 7 ••=• - Perkins, StattiCord, grocer.-Ort.T.i. T. (lured. Kingston-tipoto ti *CORM AI, BALM OF arLEAII).. shoetnaker.-Oct. 24. W. Parke. Liverpool, spirit-deal- k er.-Oc:. 21. W. Iloocil. Glantnrg!m, alsttpkeeper.- . Oct. 2i. T. Wood, siiedield, merctutiii.-I)it."i. R. Newman, •J ' and I'ilt ern e ur Iti Italia-sr, if giver. isNtu al calv e Dartmouth. ship-builder.-Nov. I. 'l'. W.teork.„ Exeter, tale ' too t. 0 3. 'l'. H. Marlborough, tallow- rib:tusk-a by the irregularjties of youth. Ibritt;tug 81 chandler.-Ovi. oti. 1.. Pons Brimol. rtitter.-Ocl. 30. S. hoe old age, it will be foura nn reintd!. lit. Lloyd,Paddington, grocer.-IN..v. 5. .1. l'a%sw, West-square, In WI this's. diwitsed that have Wit- frtlol irrec.P.4 ,o 1 -Soothwark. army-contractor.-N RV. Y. C. right, A Idgate, log, or an eafeelsk.d state of the Atop-olive intwerst t,,bacrtglitl•••••Nov. I. M. Parker. :upon, York. ohms-keeper. are assonishing • debility of sp..erb t ant later llat amt. 4. T. Hey, Lombard-street, Flret.as reel, dealer itaspirtt- -and tiorporeal ;towers that th-p4AI rye iont; of ttnincr i : , oucliquors..-11. Hale bad' 11. 11.11 ale. Birebin-lane, systent.,lsatte so frequently aunt l'" Nov. a . F. Weskit NMI T. Owen; Rona-lane, wicto-;menrlttural. as por tw i erdenvr ,ii,,,, a hl e i t. in it, vdicilriett•_ ( *kV. H. Mathes Wablon. Hacks. mullter.-00. H. A Saving of Nine Shallop lit To u Gni:leas-11e CV 6 , Read, Caroline-wens lititaird-sgaare, stable-keeper.-Nov.' kilns of (Mead is sou in ttotilet, prime hair - a1 ui11e , 4 „, 4 111 3. J. lituam. Little Eastcheap t e l bersemititger.-OCt. 27. J..ll t he re ., tre r ani & jy a ttic,„ price /34. ro the in.trit,i;nicit:.;:vd.h:: Hader. Strand ? inilor.-Nov. a. T. Philting., Pinugh•elogrt. row. Bottles ht 111.. 6d. by Al Inch the P.stie,nl. my& • '": N at lonnlnird-street, aterehatil.-NoY. J. Perkill4. Qtteeti-st feet, Vbe"liside, holes:tie stationer.- Nov. IU. S. Sraaer, I s ii . e t „ s ,j l . l s„ hr i, o , m , f .a m i . ile t, h ia b e t :c a poo nil , Inelaw btioftisdealer.-Nor. 17. J. !Nipple well and J. Jep-on, Law- tf l, f e h mv . 141' . . ream INtuinnerintw, brokets.-N ow. 10. J. Spencer, High- 1. , Th e l a w( owl Levert to or /) ,, et „ r I nustlxl street, Mile-end, victualler.-N (iv. 3. J. German. A Iderinnu-.4and a ice of '1114 . . bd. inele.rd, for ad% ire. 10 ; 00 imtv ,ho 'IV. 3. E. (7re:in, Margaret •..tc er t, Cavendi s h-1 . A n yi kvitkialhew, and IS, Strum:, sta.' "- s:juau., carpenter.-Ntiv. 21. .1. Conlitiard, Hued0r1 4 . 111 .,...' Venders in Tow,. and Countrs .t . i..trelimisolo.uo.-Now. JO. (:, I. 1;. lit..- • • •• • - • • ford, farmer.- Nov. 2. F. 11. Bonoirr, Fleet-street. statiatter. Lot ''' Nov. IS. J. JI. Hutchinson, Prilatte-strt•et, rictliallet.-Novs • II I " MIN "rPletk -P H "` lied h ' S. W. Clatry a , St. Oar) -Axe, merchant. 61.4 . +Ussis.% rtr a hi. . Fleel•ortf‘ • • 1)11;1). O. Friday la•t, IVilliatu IYntJ, Esq. of Taal+ DPW () %ford. he Siith-ot April 141. Isvac Pa•ket. tsq.;01110 0. .. Madras Artilkry, awl srosed AM of tkotoe'Patlivi4l4" Nredharn Market. Suff,lk. At the hle of NV4 , ,lit, the ftevi..Tolilt Wight VAti• 1 1 11 1 of WardleN cwo :oat i)emestic t:haplairi t,IM MP II igldiess t Ile Duke of l'itlCE OF SIOCKS 1 ESTEIIJM Y., Bunk Stmt.!: Omilium Ft i i i , (its• •,. -.. j per Cent. Bed. • India Stork Igo .-•- , .9 C per 00. C0u,.61i 6411 11..1et Rona- 1 1 Pr. i per Cent. 11:t. Bil,:p. $ 41i'..rr 5 per Ceat.N4vy 9 - 4 9M 9;; Lon.. tot Art:-:filkeht:' I...iig. Aim., Lotter) 71:1:2 ::...i....400 . Let "'Li .2 r GENERAL CO(TI I' MARTIAL. Yesterday a General Cottrt.Martial assembled at Chelsea College, for the trial of .Ivlin Shaw, a private in the I%t Regiment of Foot (m anta, to in votig•ite the undettnehtiosttul chargeS, preferred agu i fl .t hi m by Colonel Rainsford, belonging to the sand Regiment. The Court having as.embled, Jolm Augustus Oldham, Esq. the Deputy Judge-Advocate, them ordered she Pristint.r, who had been brought under a strong inilitiry escort Iron) the Savoy, to be brought info Court, and stated to him, that if he had any objections to any of the Members whose nainus liccalled over to him'as follows : PRESIDENT. Lieutenant-tit:l3mA the ilqn. JOHN LESLIE. _ Colonel Cook, Coloml Lambert, I.Miorti Gritha*, Lirutenont-Colooel Wood, Ca wlk) i)orville. ( apt.' Al ex. Lurd Saltou ti, Capi io Laliturc c„ . .. 1 4 1 4 t. , Captain Latour, Mid. the liptt. De COurey, Captain Webs, Captain Clifton, I Cuptain Feuer. Lieutenant.Cul. Draper. Th e first evidence Out wa4 called in was Serjeant Swann, of the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, who said, that in the month of October, 1803, he en. listed the Prisoner into the said rygirnent, at Ber. wick.on.Tueed, and produced an attestation to that aro. It was also stated by another Scrjeant, that in calling over the roll in the evening of the 15th May, at Pertmanrs►rent Barracks, that Shaw was theo missing, and continued absent till brought back the Ist September, a prisoner. A Serjeant belonging to the Coldstream Guards war then called in, who deposed, that whilst he was on a rcctu►ting party at Eainburgh, he inlisted the Prisoner, on the WO) of July last, and that he desettedirtun them on the tlst, and had never seen him fill h e µeat to thins lino ha a deserter, after being brought back to Portman street Barracks. Serjeant Ma:Jon:tit!, of the 11th' Light Dra. guns, then slated, 'that he enlisted the Prisoner at St. Albans, in August last, by the name of J ohn Bell, and here a certificate to that effect was pro duced by Capt. Peter Lawton, belonging to the said' Regiment of Light Drago.nts, V 4 III) deposed, that !PI paid the Prisoner 11. Is. uti• his being attest el. It was then proved by Col. Clay, Inspecting Field Officer of the 13edford Recruiting District, that the Prisoner, tinder the name of Bell, received 81. including necessaries. 41° The proceedings on haat( of the prosecution be. ing . now ended, the prisoner was railed apish, fur :his:defence, who briefly stated, that . he liming gut [instivticate4 in the evening, he deserted Iron) the lit - fiergiment :wt . . Foot Guards, fe tau! of the MK. itl o vnee s yr returning to the rtginient in that state, NO : led, kinkto. commit the tw 0 other breaches itio:-.ihrikki•ist. War; and therefore left his en. ,happy sittiationito the mercy of the Court. file was then orderd!: again into custody, and ieenduett d back to the Savoy, is here he wilt remain .liNhis sun teace be prouisilipttod to bito. . i1P111111 44-..APP ot ~.•. _ And on being asked if he objected to any of the above 'Members, and having, stated tiutt be did not, the charges were then read, viz :- Ist. For haying - deserted from the sail! Regiment on or abont th e 15 t h o f mid continuing ab s ent until the Ist of September hit, when brought hark to the Regimont under a❑ escort, from St. Alban's, where lie was apprehended. J. For enlistiug with it recrultiieg par,y of the Coldstre2m Guards. on or about the Ritli of July la.t, in Edinbur g h, and fraudulently rereiVing frog, that party the sum of 81. Ibis. and deserting from it on tlte'2lst of the said ulaialt, $.l. For eniiiqing Its the name of John itcll with a recruiting pally or the I Ith tight I)ra4nnos, a , it. Alba n s, in A dost la•t. and there ft autlulently from Captain Pelt . ' tttt t 1111 . that Re g iment, the sum of imp g uinea ; niso the sum of Sl. iiirlooliiig tw•crs.:•,ties, from Calomel Clay, liatpoctiog Field Officer of a Recruiting District. .~- MIN 7 ..':s- I ij