The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-25 00:00:00

CORONEIVS INQUES T. . r - An ingsest was held yesterday at the White Horse public.house, in Gilbert-street, Clire. market,*? Avertioser GUI., Esq. Coroner for Westminster, on the body of James Cowling, a deserter from the West London Militia, in which be was a private, who cut his throat with sk razor at the above house on Monday afternoon. The first witness called was William Huftlet, a carpet. ral of the 4th company in the West • London Ali. litia.. The witness stated that on Monday last be went into the Crooked Billet public house in Portsmouth-street, in the parish of St. Giles—he saw the deceased sitting there, and recognized him as a deserter belonging to the second company of the West London Militia, from which he had de. sorted five or six months ago. The witness ad. dressed the deceased, and said, ' Cowling, how do you do ?'—' Roza do you do ?' said the de. ceased, in answer, calling the witness by his name, and laid down a pipe of tobacco which he was smoking at•the time, and went out of the house. The witness followed him, and called to him, in Sheffield-street, Clare-market—the deceased stop. p"tl, and witness said, ' Where are you a-going ?• The deceased answered, to a friend round the corner.' The witness told him, he must not part with him, as he was 4 deserter from the regiment, and he must follow him. The deceased answered, that his friend had settled all that business, and that he was to pay the thirty pounds to-morrow (meaning yesterday) for his discharge. The wit. nest asked him where his friend lived ? The de. ceased answered, g Round the corner of Gilbert. street ;' and he went into a tin shop. The *Riess following him into the passage, the deceased said, ' I have made a mistake—this is not the right. • house ;' and they came out together ; the deceased went into the adjoining house, the hite Horse, in Gilbert-street. The witness laid hold of his , apron, before he got into the passage—be did not me any force ; but said, ' You must not come in here.' rhe deceased said, he must go in to see his friend, and went to the foot of the stairs v , the witness keeping close to him, hut finding the stair-case dark, the witness said, ' you mustnot go up,' and a second time laW hold of his apron, and perceived the deceased fumble in his pocket*, at which he, the witness, was very much terrified, thinking he was going to dosomething to hi:n—the deceased got about fire stairs up, the witness• sail holding some part of his garment, at arms' length, and observed him take something out of his pocket and put his hand towaral his throat, and itnmedi. ately afterwards the witness heard something trick. ling on the stairs, like drops of water, but imagin. ing it was blood, he (the witness) became alarmed, and called out for assistance. The first person that came was the maid-servant belonging to the house. The witness said to her, Fur God's sake call some assistance, for I am afraid the man has done slime mischief to himself.' The young woman be. ing terrified did not say any thing. The witness ran to the tap-room, and desired the landlord and another man to come. They went and brought' the deceased down into the passage. Ile had a razor covered with blood, and a case, which he held in his right hand. When he was brought down, he pointed to Corporal If efflet, and said, That is the man' Ile was taken to St. Cie. mcnt's Workhouse. Air. William Wilson, the landlord, said, that about three or four o'clock, on Monday after. noon last, as he was in his bar, he perceived two, men going along his passage towards the stairs ;. he did not see their faces ; 'the witness, told hi; maid-servant to go and luquire what they wanted; .the two men bad got about five steps up the stair. case ; the servant returned into the bar, and drop ped down in a fit. The witness went up fisa steps of the stairs ; he found the deceased leaning against the bannisters, and brought him down iu his arms into the passage ; he perceived some blood issue from his mouth, and some coming: through his neck handkerchief. He MO 'per ceived a razor covered with blood, and a razor. ease, in his right bald; while a chair: was pro. cared, -the deceased, pointing to (end 'Huff. let, said, That is the man, that is the nsdd , . *pd spoke no more, bat threw the razor and Owl away. The witness sent' round the okiihhour. hood-fur surgical assistance, and even went him. self, but could not procure any. Ho then as. sisted touter the man to St. Clement's work-bows, *hero surgical assistance was imaiediately ;o f cured, but the windpipe was divided, 1111 w as the jugular vain, and he expired about 'ten ad. notes after be had been taken into the work.' house ; the Jury returned a verdict of se(fonwrikr, by cutting his throat with a retook The deceased had deserted several times from the regiment, and lately was employed as a porter to an upholsterer in • bloor.fields; be was about forty.fire years of age, and has left a wife and two children. Theiilst Regiment, which sufferedno much in Walcheren, and which still continues so sickly, is ordered to the Mediterranean fur change of air, and to sure the ague. It is impossible for Britons, natives of the fa: soured land of Liberty, ts contemplate, `without the highest degree of sympathy, a gallant people struggling to preserve their independence; it caa. not, therefore, appear surprising, that the lives and portraits of Horne, the celebrated Chief of the Tyrolese, and the two deputies from those gallant mountaineers, inserted in the Repository of Arts, &c. should have excited such eztraordi. nary interest. It. ACILBRMANN . has noir the addi— tional satisfaction of presenting to the admirers of, patriotic virtue the strains which have so often led on those heroes to battle and victory, in the Ty. ROLEiE MARCll,:itisl published by him, and which, for melody, brilliance, majesty, and science, is not surpassed by any piece of martial music ex. tant.—See Advertisement. The Public will please to observe that the only person in partnership with the late Sir J. Brans. comb, at the time that firm shared and sold the Grand Prize of One Thousand Tickets, which produced .21,765 (in last April Lottery), was E. Eyton, who is now removed to No. 2, Cornhill, near the Mausion.house. P lieL RS •••••••••.-- I'llllAM° TO • Correspondence'• between the limn:lir+ end Sir A LE:wrote COC RAN E, touching the conduct of the it W:IaWICK LANE. " Copy of a Letter from the Secretary of the Ad asiralty to Sir 4LEXANDER COCHRANE. 7th Juoe, 1809. Sett—i am commanded by My Lords Commis. sioners of the Admiralty to send you the accom panying copy of a letter from Mr. Chas. M. Thomas, late purser of the Demerara, addressed to the Right Ron. Chas. Bathurst, stating that he resigned his warrant to you, upon condition of being discharged from the service, but that he is still detained a supernumerary on board the Nep taxa ; and I am to signify their Lordship's direc tion* to you to state the case of this person. I am, Bce. (glided) . The Has. Rear‘Admiral Sir Ate:ander • Cochrane, K. B. Leeward Islands. J. BARROW, Extroets from MI. Thomas's Wks to Rcar.Ad. sliatil Sir A. Cochrane : , "I am , Sir, in pouession of facts which, if more pikretsked, I will bring forward, which will involve, it not all, at leist the greater part of the Captaius of the squadron under your command ; at the same time that I will not commit one of ,my brother officers; and having a most retentive memory, I shall recur thereto for some facts as far back as the year 1806." " I am fully molter Of my subject, for I never pretend to handle thinplo which I am incompe tent, like the late Convention-mongers of Cintra ; and, if I fall, I'll fall gloriously." gg I shall give the substance of what I know in the first instance to his Majesty's Ministers ; and if they take no notice, I shall take a walk to St. Stephen's Chapel; and report it there. I already ' , anticipate fhe remarki that will appear in Cob bett's Register; I shall make my own comments in Barbadoes Mercury." a s It, Sir, you will not leave me alone, I will light such st torch in England, which it will . be out of your power to extinguish ; and I willinake the year 2809 memorable in the historic 'page by the discoveries I shall cause in almost every de partment in these regions." 44 Voltaire has cibierved to this effect, 4 that streams always become more impure, the fartheo they arc removed from the fountain heed ;' I will undertake to prove this assertion just." 66 Captain Dowers having acgn.►inted me that I am to go on board the retorts: before the mast, I do protest, most solemnly protest against such a proceeding, until the Lords of the Admiralty shall have submitted my case to the King." No. .2 is a letter from Mr. Barrow to Sir A. Cochrane, dated July 14, communicating. Mr. Thomas's charge aping Captain Lidos •. • . Copy of . a Letter from Sir ALICIANDLA Cecz. ReNE, to the Secretary of the Admiralty. Potaper, at Sen, Ith Aegast, 1809. SI R—l have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter dated the 7th June, enclosing the copy of one written by Mr. Charles M. Thomas, lately Purser of his Majesty's slOop Demerar,y, to the Right Hon. Charles Bathurst, and signifying to me the direction of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to state the case of this penom About three years ago my Secretary found him - wandering about the streets at Barbadoes, without clothes money, or friends, and he applied to him (though an utter stranger) to get him received on board a vessel of war, to,keep him from stars. ing. The Captain 'of the flag ship, in consequence, receirbd him, and he was soon after employed in the office, and when he had served about eighteen atonths promoted in his turn to be Purser of his Majesty's sloop Heureux ; ever since which time he has been an extremely troublesome character. He has served with several Captains, with none of which could be agree, and was constantly pestering me with letters of complaint ; one of which was against the conduct of the late Capt. Combe, of the Hcareas, which I directed three Captains to enquire into, and resod that bis representationt. were frivolous end,without feendation. After this he was removed into the Deaserary, a smaller sloop, at his own request, where he continued the same line of conduct ; and when I found, by the representatioe of his two last Commanders, that be never kept arty epsomite, I directed him to be supersidedomd tu beesat to England in the Acosta, which WAS don. Woo I teteived your letter on the subject. As Is !prima of his itch for writing, I trans. mit herewith as attract or tiro tram his letters to mei wherein he accuses half the Captains on the station I bpi immodlately after 4 received another, of which l incise a copy, reqiestlng forgiveness of what he kod dote; "I therefore thought the best way to get rid of him was to send him to England, that the Victualling Board might lay hold of him, If be should' be deficient in his vie. toalling ; as for accounts, he has none whatever. I found him to be that sort of character, as un. fit fur as Officer in the Navy; and as for trying him by a Coar‘martiel, I did not think it worth while, nor worthy of such an official proceeding; fon the punishment of breaking him would, in fact, be no punishment at all; indeed I believe hO has never been confirmed as a Purser. - I have the honour ,to be, &c. &c. (Signed) ALEX. COCHRANE. The lion. W. W. Pole. • No 4 is a letter from Sir A. Cochrane to Mr. W. WI Pole, dated Halifax, Nov. 1, acknowledg. log the receipt of Mr. Barrow's letter of July 14; stating, that he was aware of" the irregularity of " Captain Lake's proceeding; but that, being " assured of the sailor's (Jeffery's) safety, and " having seriously admonished Captain Lake, he " bad consented to let the business rest." Several accidents hare occurred to the holiday visitors to, Greenwich. A young man running down the fish yesterday, broke his leg ku a shock ing manner, the bone projecting through the skin ; and one of the stages overladen broke down near the Admiralty, by which several persons were seriously hurt. THK STATRSMAN. "Past the LONDON 0 AttrTE, April 24. Wheekalt ) April 94, Islo. 'the Lord Chaneellot has appointed William Allen, of. Memo Ferrars, in• the vounty of Northampton, Gent. to be a Muter Estraordi nary in the High Court of Chancery. MI LITART PROMOTIONS. 4fprfl 24, 1810. Ist' Regiment of Life Chlneds , Lieutemint John Tomkyns to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Oliver, who retires. 9d Regiment of Dragoon Gann!, George Mafklin, Cent. to be Cornet, without porchase, vice Sham, promoted. 21st Regiment of Light Dragoons, Richard Maroamara, Gent. to be Cornet, without purc hase, vice Dunbar, pro moted. 22d Ditto, Sydney George Cotton, Gent. to be Cornet, with out purchase, vice Ellis, promoted. sth Regiment of Foot, Captain Richard Carrot, from tine 98th Foot to be Captain of a Company, vice Aldo*, who each:sages. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant W. T. Campbell, from the lst Garrison to be Lieutenant, vice Crean, who exchanges. 14th Ditto, Ensign Edward I,'F,strange to be Lieutenant, vice Robinson, deceased. Edward Peoder,. Gent. to be Ettslgo, vice L'Eetrange. Hospital-Mate,Andrew G. Ky. mall to be a wi,tant-Surgeon, VOX Cassidy, appointed to the 211 Royal Veteran Battalion. 15th Ditto, Emign - Fine to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Clarke , who resigns. John E. Hemmings, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Fluty. 18th lkitto, James Dwyer, Gent. to he EnSign, by put. chase, vice Patten, appointed to the 12th Light Drotgooos. 27th Ditto, Robert Blakewell, Gent. to be Ensign, by par chase, vice De Bathe, promoted. 99th Ditto, Ensign James L. Hudson to be Lientenant,.with-, out purehsea. vice Roberts, appointed to the 6001 Foot.. Fothergill, Gent. to be Eosiga, vice 'bathos'. 41st Ditto, En igo Alexander Major to be Liesllenant, with out purchase. Ensign Harris Haile,* from the New. Bruns wick Fenribles , to he LieutAeanti without purchase. 43d Ditto, Ensign John Cooke to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Hebson, who resigns. Richard . Whalley, U&nt. to be Ensign, vice Cooke. 45th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant George Wynne, from the 11th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, with out purchase. Ensign William Norcott, hoot the 81st Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Hospital-Mate H. H. Radford to be Assistant-Surgeon. 60th Ditto, Ensiga- William Grant to be Lieutenants without • purchase, vice Lawrence, who resigns. 33d Ditto, Lieutenant William Gnsombridge to he Captain of a C ompany, by purchase, vice Stowell, who retires. 57tit Ditto, Hospital-Mate Montan Campbell to be Assist ant-Surgeon, vice Snow, deceased. 68th Ditto, Ensign John Thompson to be tieutenont, with out purchase, vice. Brown. appointed to the Id Garrison Battalion. Easiga Gibson, from the City of Cork Militia, to Emir. 69th Ditto, Ensign Roger Franklyn to be tketenant, vice . Carroll,deceased. Ensign Joseph Gillam Jame? lo be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cove, Mounded in the 4th Ceylon Regiment. Chutes Caykr,Vm. to be Ensign, vice Fraoklym 78th Ditto, Quarter-Master Alexander Watersto he Emily, 1 without purchase, vice M'Leod, whose appointmeta kas not taken place. Serjeam-Major William Mitts to be Quarter-Master, vice Wakrs. 91t1t Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Kingdom to he Cas of a Company, by purchase, vice Campbell, termer. who retires. 97th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Samuel Holmes to he Assistaats Surgeon. 4 98th Ditto, Captain Jobs Malone, from the sth Foot, to be , Captain of a Company. vire Carroll, whn exchanges. Inild Ditto, Walla! Lyster. Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bayley soperseded. 103 d Ditto, Captain r. . 1. Matiregar Murray. train the PIM Foot, to be Major, by purchase, vice Hunter. wits W. tires. Ensign John Rorke, from half-pay of the Slit . Fast, lobe Ensign, vice Dudley, who exchanges. sth West-India Regimeot, Robert Ferguson, Gent. to be. Ensign. without purchase, vice Collis. who resigns. 24 Ceylon. Regiment, William Craidace,:Gelltt to he Se cond Liestenant, without puichase, eh* Dick, promote& to the Ist Ceylon Regiment. Ist Garrison Battalion. Lieutenant William Crean, fro* the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell, wit, ex cha Roya Waggon Trait), Hospital-Mate Thomas Moyle* be' Assistant-Surgeoa vice Vassal!, promoted. Reghnent,Young Turner, Gent. to he Ensign, vie* Grimaldi, whese appitintment hos not taken place. , lit Royal Veteran SattOun. Ensign John Sinclair to be Adjutant, vice Steveusun, appointed Adjutant of Leitch meats at York Hospital. 4th Ditto, Quarter-Master Serjennt Frederick King, from the Statf at Hits= Depot, to be Ensign, vice Robert Tag gart, deceased. Nova Scotia Fencibies, Ensign Samuel Nichols, to be Lieu tenant, vice Cartwright, appointed to the 41st Foot. Ro derick Matheson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nichols. MEMORANDUM.• The Exchange between Captain Fawcett, of' the 14th Foot, and Capta in. Mac Oregor, of the 3d 4iarrison Boo boo, as stated in the Gazette of 9d February last, has not taken place. The Exchange between Captain Mills, of the 45th Foot. aad Captain Afirlay, of the 2d Garrison Battalion, as stated in the Gazette of' the 10th iintant, has not taken place. The Promotioonof Ensign Hall to be Lteutenant in the Re giment of Roll, as stated on the Gazette of 27th January last, has not taken place. The Appointmeat of Gentleman Cadet Frederick tie Jenner to be Ensign in tbe 2d Light Infantry Battalion of the King's ' German Legion, as stated in the Gazette of the 10th instant, has not taken place. / ninety u in the Gazette of the 2711 E January last. Regiment of Itolt. For Francis Von Hundheim, Geut. to be Ensign, vice 11811, promoted, Read Francis Von Ifundheint, Gent. to be Ensign, vice 8011, who resigns. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. West Kent Militia. Champion Edward DranBll. Esq. to be Captain, vice Spragge. Dated August 26, 1809. Lieutenant C. D. W. Terry to be ditto, vice James, resigned. Dated January 19, 1810. Ensign George Anthony rook to be Lieutenant, vice Collins. Dated August 26 ! 1609. Ensign Julius Bout-Moo to be ditto, vice Pope. Dated Aug. 27, 1809. • Ensign Robert Page to be ditto, vice Perseus. Dated Aug. 280009. Chei David Wilkins Terry. Gent, tole ditto, vice Theo sten. Dated August 29, J81)9. Ensign Alexander Reddock to be ditto, vice Lewis, resigned. Dated October 26, 1809. Ensign Philip Button, to be ditto. Dated as above. En,* - Preston, to be ditto, vice Wall, resigned: Dated October 27, 11109. Ensign W iltiam Riddoek, to be ditto, vice Terry, promoted. Dated Feb. 6. 1810. Philip Button, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated August 27, 1809. William Reddock. Gent. to be ditto, vice Punk, promoted. Dated October 26, 1809. John Thomas, Gent. to be ditto, vice Bourillon, promoted. Dated October 27. 18u9. Francis Haywood Brown, Gent. to he ditto, vice Page, pros. muted. bated December 11, 1809. Henry Ketchley. Gent. to be ditto, vice Preston, promoted. Dated March 21, 1810. Richard Barrett, Gent. to be ditto, vice Button, pro moted. Dated March 25, 1810. William Hawker, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated June 10i, 1809. • East Kent Militia. Lieutenant James Simmons to he Captain, vice Kingsley, se signed. 'Dated Septenther SU. 1800. Wm. Brooks, Gent. us be Lieutenant, vice Page, resigned. Dated July 8, 1809. Ensign. Gamaliel Bratsk to be ditto, vice Simmons. Dated Sept. 30, 1809. Phillip Henry parsons, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated July 8, 1809. Commissions signed by tbe Lord Lieutenant of the County of Sofful k. (labels Banal:on of iufolk Local Militia. Lieutenant and Adjutant Thomas Kennedy to. be Captain, b" , Brevet. Dated April 6.1810. • Robert Baker Orford, Gent:to be Lieutenant. Dated March. 25, 1810. James Rayaltasi, Gent. to be Diller,. Dated December 1, 1809. 2d Corps. of %Co* Yeomanry Cavalry. Amos Todd., Geut. to be Iviastoaaut. Dated September 1, 1609. ..l. % J otlo*des, Doak to bit ditto, Dated as attove. Viiiiirdlis Fruit. Got. ia be Cdioet. sti as atom. t i r ek t ei alents. t be atm. above. fa b e Volopeer a m u , h we l ag; FAlt to be Captain. . Dated s toto hi a - te c ik 4 4 GwA. es beLleileagii. baled 111.1 • 1; NAL tye Volanter+laroatri. Solid Egagik GAL to be ) Setigh• plied gs, Is t Lowrisof_t uoateq Wartry. John RIO, FA. to be Ca r Wt "' 3 " °14 41111. Cootatiniuo ih the Forfar nod Kietwaiseihk e British Militia, dgoed by the Lord 1./clamor gh a t dineshire. Hugh Shaw, (kid to be•gatillo• Data. N Comod stam ssioat ford tigned ßeensea by ttbeetunctscoUeureseatieslik; Led y igaminsa. e , ISA st Th e H,„,,,, a rable William Barrett, to.be L4ediesiet•ceies& . Dated April $, 11110. Benjamin &%11,tr Esq. to be Major. D am above. Charks Allis, Eaq: to be ditto. _Patedrit *bore. • Holtood and Seam ft eglebeet reLtuculuobirr Load Mind s . Augustus Duggan, Esq. to he Lieutcarat-Colusel-gotaimo„ aut. Dated April 20, 1810. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. W. talford, Shaduell /Bch-street, rope-maker, hos Ap r il 28 to May 7, at tea, at Guildhall. R. Price and W. Cross, Bristol, atetchasi,, frets to May 7, at tea, at Guildhall. ' , Pm% • BANKRUPTS. E. ilobsott, Beverley, York, dealer, to surrender A lv a 27, 30, June 5, at eleven, at the Dog mad Duck, se, (I L ). Attorney, Mr. F. Campbell, Beverley. G. L. k Neve, Ipsateb,Strolk, drape- April 2.9, a t 1 „,„ nine at 9, Jane 3 , at ten, at tin' ildhall, Lsladua. Ata 7 °roe). Mrs Parton, Wallbrook. 'P. Claytua, Buffington, Chester, virtu:lller, May ,7, a t 6 , Jape 5, at ten , at the Bull'. Head I uu u Maccia•stield. At toraies, Mr. D. Bruwne, Macclesfield; and blessrs. Wright and Pickering. Paper-buildings, lamer Ample. H. Eccles, Beverley, York, corn-factor, May 4,:-, J ut s . at eleven, :it the Tiger, Beverley. Attorney, Mr. s. tu, Beverley. le. Hunt; Bristol botcher. April 25, May 10, June 5, i t twelve, at the White Linn tau, Broad-sheet, f1, 1 „to. At. tatrnies, Messrs. Clarke and Sam, Bristol; and Mesa.. butt,. New lun. • T Chantler, Harford, Chester, banker, May 9, le, Jest,!, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Northwich, Chesser. Auer. nies, :Messrs. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street, Limb o; anid.ATlre.bßabifiriteNr,oNttoingrthhiwimiichd.ealer. May 2, 3, nt three, Jae 5„ at ten, :at the Panch Bowl, Nettioghain. Anomie% 11 e , 14 . Middlemere :tad Percy, Nottingham; mid Aleuts. &ad v .. gash aid Hamer. Lincoln's lan New-square. T. Watley, Woodstock, ()slued. hatter, May 9.4, Isar& at twelve, at the /loyal Hotel, Teasple-ru Baratiagtial L Attar:ties, Messrs. Bleautale, Alexander, ad 'Hulse, Net Inn, Lashio; and Mr. Meredith, Birmingham. IL Green, Askew., York, rattle-jobber. play 7, ft, h. 3, at eleven, at the Black. Swan. Bedak, York. Amami% Mr. Janson, Bedale t and Maus. Luddiagton and hail, tit. toad/tries' "Office, Temple. DIVIOENDS. May 17. T. Atkins, Stamford, Ilnewdraper.-.41:1 V. C. Cranbourn-street Leicester-fields, linen-draper:4r ! 19. J. Roberts, Garden-row, St. LieavqMs-Gelds, itdkrr May 19. 0 . M. A. Harper, gasiingwold, York, llacmdrupa. ...May 17. J. Chatham, Heaton/luau, Masehmlei.-11,1 19. 'll'. Fele, Cheery-garden-street, Bernimadsey, balm llterchast.—May 19. . i. Wilkie, Howard-dicey Sued, oar agent.—May 19. J. Walter, Jun. Shad 'Pam% aashamaltl. —May 19. T. Larcock. Sittiagboara, Keat, wvam.ifroye. —.m a y 19. 3. Baster, Strand, taylor.—alay_29. Coiles„ Threadneedle-street.-*May 22. J. Condor, PatMarlit e llost. gelds, papetultandtr.—May 26. F. Kim. Litsitiela,Serrty, Ilatier.—May • IS. J. Hummock, Stadruales, ruck, •tymi t a. lead-merchant.—May 19. K. lighterman.—May 99. J. fithelttN it lio n t2tie, bodge, farmee...ublay I'. J. Homsell, Orldport,' Meat, koommiger.—M* y H. Claim ad, Plambiste•steset, bury, jewelkr.—Juae I. L. S. Ling* lad W. U. 4; Green Lettuces/tow. aserebaam.--Jaae Y. J. Thain ea t i a. street, Chsodao.street, victualler: 4 —May 16. J. 11 Liverpool, greotte.—May 26. W. Y. Imes, Liverpoid,lleets. delisler.—May le. .7 . Bylaaee, Pilklngtus, Laimerstrostiam amaufacluref- CEILTIVICATEIL—Kas H. Wood, Greco Draggo-yard, Holborn, etmelusmithieufre. —J. Brows, Betatoodeey, tattotte-.W. Lynam, dwttst Laseaser, mariner. Another large field beyond Sommers Town is about to be cowered with homes, for the perms of assisting Losheos is its progress...trends Yoaz ! • • Dr. Waiuwr is appoiated first Physieia' a to tha Royal Hospital at Hasler, in the room of Dr. Here, who retires; Dr. OKAY, second Physician; and Dr. 111 4 Aaristra, third Surgeon. Dr. Na. 011/14111 is oppointed Physician of the Royal Hos. irital at Deal.; and Dr. YAM", Surgeon of the Naval Hospital at Paington. ROAD Bs ra..—The Bill for ascertaining the de. ties incumbent on the occupiers of Land adjoining the ilighways, contains the following clause:— " And whereas thistles, docks, and other weeds, often grow on the sides of highways, and oa the banks and hedges next adjoining thereto, the seeds of which, if suffered to ripen and dis perse, do great injury to the adjacent lands; for the remedy whereof, be it enacted, that it shall be lawful for the occupiers of in. closed lands nearest to the places Where the said thistles, docks, and other weeds, are growing, and they are hereby required ) from time to time , to cut down and carry away the sale wisado,orathc r • wise to destroy the same ; and if they shall net he cut down or otherwise destroyed befiwe the first day of July in every year, or before such time m the said weeds shall be in flower, the Surveyors surteying the parish wherein such steeds grow, shall, and they are hereby required to cause such thistles clocks, and weeds, to be cut down or dr' stroyed at - the proper costs and charge of such cupiers of the nearest inclosed lands; and if 0 1 such occupier shall refuse upon demand to Pol such charge and expence, the same may be rece- Wered before any Justice of the Peace acting for the division, who shall summon the parties btioto him and their witnesses, and summarily riall"" e into the complaint, as well by the oath of wit nesses as otherwise, and cause such searasslisa appear to be due, as well as the costs of suit, to be levied by distress and sale of the partite /Ro ds !: unless the sum Shall be paid within the period °' ten days from such complaint being heard aid de dried. BIRTHS. On Friday morn*, the Lady of M. Samoa, gig' Spitni•situare, of a amt. Lately, at her home io Grosvenotiquare, Lady Grii Wits of 81 daughter. On Friday, In Sonseftet-street, the Lady of Th° llll64- well, Esq. of a daaghter. MARRIED. Cola" to )111 On Wedntadaylast,_ Lieutenant George Charlotte Crew. of Porton. On the 19th install,h p berlie lEp lel-ItOore, Kent 1 1 011114111".. LartrnhobB44ll:9"4lida.iL:sq,.ty.kle.ijh7lcie"y"weareesmiosehlifeliShial"":agertihrd7stwasyrre't' K 0 son, for Dover. 10hr _ last SuMay, _at ltir..iiittshire'r . Clapham Cirri: SaTriftftWaratrategbiort*Mr. WhisLtoleYiul pr Pristid and Publifilied Ay D. Lev W., St the 'lrarser4m.OrrAct Si; Pleti-dreeb. . . w w..