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t r I - I. 1 1.. ‘ 9 lllllll. hellihreet ar lot at the option of Ate iteekrnet 11_11111 11•1111101 sit fat Croat the pretended ria:ye the Om bilk iheitoili ea takes Weekie4wierend effects so tranaferretithere , 4"• !attar Nit' s WAN eel loaner, paid for to him °Oaf the 'l htme , Age •Pripteehip, bi sA merely by the operation of lisureSyted 44,1* rural. That (or ths before-. 4 • eorkerrenee of Reddish's arterial , to interfere w meddle with this joint "estate, as ••• the 'wiliest% la Averse tell, 00144 to the • • 0 .• to have a warrant of titivate • etektited upon the . /1! '• effects of Ike hintkruilt, and 'wilt-tiler's mars the C -the proterdirdepiernership, when Stattistreet, ape of tie Salb i 110riterlikelow, advised the Coutrainsiesers is be • ertalleare haw. they *igrered the *errata to be teksa'ef the - lifa is la petite leeretedest, and that, in iessequeitee of the refusal spf iteddiskilelonettr in loth measure, pall war ' sett elan weer eseeited: That at Petitioxer's revue, the fleuleibrieners adjoereed the hankrupea teat examination • • vfoliitale suit,' teheh he attended, and sebeitted snrh efteetiewa emi t drowned vet-meter, to obtain mull discovery and illectemwe• k all the Illaakrispt's estate and effects, but lfindlew himself etieble to rondort•the totamiaation, uppo.ed as • •he wiaeirtell44lllll, wire witb the &Action, co-operated with enthilestpdroarl if pretentious of the bank re pt t' ister 'speed re - ' his trade, u' Jr and Cross, asinine behalf rh'at on Intl that titiwuer I, and diffi bank- from the those ..others, hawknipt with eonaheike. he 0044 thew i • 'arrohitoplperiMeal derpreteusiotni of the bankrupt to die uninter- ropterl ese*he of bit trade, under the firm of Sowerbv and • Nora the Petitiouer piatured the attendance of Joke Cross, t Paq. Remitter at Law (Dow Ur. Serjeant Cross), to examine 7t ' a• the bankrupt and other persons the Petitioner had rimmed to • ' . ore surnmemeel for that purpose, and arenriliagly the two or Oleos roomilie meetings were attended be Mr. heel.* on behalf of the Petitioner and the ether separate creditors. Tkat on the 111th Anginit, l /1111. the loth:rept mid hit son endeserional . . to Mtirnirlate the Petitioner by nieuare4 of pommel violence, , . irs,tlie bankrupt had often attttrepletto do before. and that ~ .. . much' opettog wag nitjuterned to the 15.11, but Petitioner e • Oct being side to prorarre the attendaece of hie Conner-I, and • .. ?pies Oeteteed brlbe fisionia, sod Menaces, mid other 1110- ; . ritOreehollmeolleltdelioneel from attending himself, the. bank- . -"wise-ohm* iettaidnation wie.odilettly closed. That, from the : 4 -1 ii ii ml seenunts of the bankropt it appeared:seve- -4 ' ,- .. • . frenetatent pm menus had been made, and ••••cw- . the bankimpt to . sneh of his creditor' ache those . . • 'tee +whilst lie refuted to du either Jos faironr of 'others, i - mileoleg that the Meek is trade behorged not to him iudividu. . teeny, bet to tem of sowerby aud Son. That the bankrupt i .., ..ad hem preeimply twice insolvent, and coPpoitailed with ! _ '• ider emPlitose; hot, notwitbstanditio, in making op she di/i.e- . 4tillee Snit *MINIMS 10 be exhibited ander the commiasks, he 1 . • hot careiMPoolrery Mete sum of money to hilt credit as good, • va emphhowele pe..poesioi of which was rooloog more than hee'lloil'iletibifut debts vi kids had heen doe to hint. as be. t anikaagaitid, admitted,- at or before his two former radios.. ' • Ot(thaiMliallkkatemsy distrait-bow between them nod the debts • floe shierei ilmlior explanotioa thereof in such account.). I • 1 * • Thew follow *rowel allegations imputing the strongest sus- • arteowiseef fraud, in support of which extract.; from the 'typo- i • si toms and examinations of the bankrupt, his cow, and others. . • a , • taken under the comminoton, are introduced, from which it e . esppeared, that the hooka-opt had given contradictory accounts t - ....f lila arrant, and bed been In very material cinrumitances .. cowerarheted bpildeOrk2 l . lotat as a proof he knew of his in. 'iloMeitve. he Wit tinly^bN 'loofahs previously deposited his 't . 'hie deeds he Ms ' nod entered into accost's.- •rletion bill ' 1- . fate Ceoree Gilchrist to raise ... 'fftere+7. That - . 1.," .4 ".. 10 bankrupt were in many ism.l , ' . - Antueres laved' • -'-`"-- • • "nal soopiriose retries her, . - I neadsta his *sty' - dewier bed nit been able to • !LIM templed/set been cut out of the cask book, " • and that tie rare very dillbrent accounts i .. reepeetirrek ?bet *as preneet at tie limbers pea last • essiminsiirm, sad litioteirat all those Afallmidaneen. never. . • - Masks& snesisd Win be closed, Ilhas NS inilitil Inferences . attire risme eldedisommasirship wait litaintleto in rooteni. 1111 r. Phreitto id limmiriloevp, sea Oar dm - 'piffling elf 'defrauding 1 . *re credifeee. , 'Mai eld aialltSadie lamed A dee in- ; . «tame. rod retina* sada Aramigli lir iien. • I . 11E of Ibe vas (rislinvid eh* baistraptey),•Meed the asksbers, oho ware Anises by Maven; and pointed I . the perseirt to brosame the pstidasting creditor* The I • . Petitioaer diesestated s in srde to sited that be wait ae- . ousted livery. An lbw ii roadieMe bad _ epersued,, best *flat duty as assiguer, . 1 . Ilia alligle bail for taking ihe bank- I . -rupee Ise 48814 that if he would de. 014 bralliong farther 0 . Andersine would, ea applpins-teidlll4 41.• fall ansuout of his • • debt, rhislilis at the west meeting , elf . of that circroostairee, 1 . to, tall • the estate aid diets , , :ad the bambiaol so be del -far Ant equal bi of • ,tilleaeadelasartidebt.' no be deism* by illaddleh r iier- •Ostodidnierliedlibilisenent for At Absalom of Atirialstriipt's 1 . stailsoAniams bait. • ir its 11Abeeffs, be, in Ottober, :ablitle • ar•ebrisiell Chaseellor, praying Itteld 141110111100401110111.0011110 - of the eretllleitte might - ilic Ifsfeallildeni• baidittipl Ada beer delivered up his w aolotk • in brads logleirdnaNilmwei sm. sisrersissigisky far the 1 • ehetplabbomillainf all Mataatibeme Of Ma - iiineedipti-aml Sea- . aer Mt Anon ef his Awe Ile fruit *HI iltabani , dose he . iterimme mallemairupt,. or dot the esiegaliebee WOK •in ow- ' —pensfed,- ulna was breed es Ate !Ist of Ilfmreb, lilt 1 . : vsbembag Lastiiiiipairocird,sa i i ir e gskr ha y before tit Cai e ts. mitr • .-issedelst• thrtircusastanini .a -ewe. the k- .reropemontlillente to be stayed is the seinnihne • and tie Pe. , rillit mil by eSdavit) scot liallo state that his Lord- .c bienohMS, i xpermed a Alleehled opinion that the 1 , • .. peetaillelip,imalogno she bankrupt and moo was fraudulent i . ....mod /aide Gialinit she sou's is were void in evisee- ') ramose of his lefitory, and consequently tire father's KW. . '.. , .- -1 1 1. 11 0, of which lima soir's formed the consideration, must be . • -. - void also; sod oath being the case, all the property of . 'Sun erhy a nd Soo motet be coaaidered as coutinning the pro- . 1 perty of tire father atone, and as in his order sod opposition et the time of the bankruptcy, and that the assignees.' by es the father to die slue cunveyed nothing. The Petition then states, that posttest to such order various exainivattons of . , thq benkrunt, lass son, Rediliah, the Solicitors, and others, were hod before the Commissioaers, copious extracts from work are also inserted, sod it further appeared that sol- i -withstanding Mr. Swrjratit Cross had bun" self offered his owe pr , • ,epaal iud c mail> fur the clearon of as the wasn't of eeis are i r P , npoo the parinerrhip illicit, and the Petitioner had re- Is peatedly applied both to the Commissioners and Solicitors, avid especially betged Reddish's assistairee, yet it woo never , . . pot in force, bet rneaMe d omen the Re of proceedings, and f.om the examination,, it also appeared that Reddest had .pejmitted the batik, it's son, immediately after the father. bankruptcy, to take Ike stuck . to trade at the valuation of Iwo friends, sad to collect in all the debts due to the eon- -cern, which, together with the cash its hand and fixtures, ' anseusted lode sum sought to be obtained by this Petition, I '' which goes on to state that three of the Comminsitmen made' report, but replete with the moat fallacious and is- tcorrect statements and esiculatioss, which it proceeds to , 1 , • • 1 point out, sheering at the same time that they had found e d , . such their report epee the accounts exhibited to them by leddialb and charges that the statement made by the .11 , Cocorkursionert of the partuership brio haviug paid the bankrupt the alleged amount of stock so transferred to it try him, anti that he had paid the same to his separate creditors, MSS wholly untrue ; sad that instead of the Petitioner, or the ' - other 'rotate creditor+, receiving any part thereof, the same 1 1 . we. paid or teemed by flowerhy and sun, to vas ioss favoured creditors, at' different times, and by different instalments, to . . purchase or obtain their signatures to the bankrupt's certifi- cate; nkilst on their esamingiosi, is November and Decria- -1 her, 1815, ,either the bankrupt our hie son rowld explain who were the joint, or who were the 'operate creditors. That on • , the tenth August, 1611, the Petition came on to be heard r i • i again, upon 11. e Commissiooers' report, when the certificate was ordered to be allowed. But in order to by the salidity I , of the certificate and comp/1ip . ..0n, an &thou was brought by i' I a sliparate creditor, for the recovery of a debt d ue b e f ore the bankruptcy, to which are bankrupt had pleaded his bank- er/94cl and efetiticate, and the same she set down for trial at , the Aseizes; but rather than try the question be thought pro- . t • i par to pay the amount of the debt and coats into Coart,nheu . smellier action warn brought against the father sad son by so. agar, trelotur, to which the father, as before, pleaded Ns .. . , Ihmakeuptcy and certificate, and the sun the geeeral issue, bid which, after being set due,, for trial, was settled in the NIIIIK way, shell the Petitioner emonteared ail action. to • pa t h the Defendant, bownee, detpurred, as la whether haw- ing proved kis debt asiderthe couniairenni,asd thereby made . • les eloiliom, the statute 4h Geo. 111. *at OW a bar to the `I . . . - . r • ir".7 • Plaintiff reforeviag is sph action, wink% the Court derided in the allreastive. That bring revolved to km no Imes ••• 111 elibtlaiikall dunce, PetHIPP them rained a weetiorg 1 .1 Ms Cewasiestesers to be sawmped, for the- purpose of harrier wren, penises *poised Ware New, when, after • eseemlierialt ma appositive Pt tlte,part of the Solicitors e•AS• 1 •011 1 wilosere, sad iffirao Mita Mr. Rola* he lamed. "vied • Put oat, easitatifarlaw•er 'swept other 16 4111•4 it clearly appeased that partial wad i4aeMkat pay. meatsbed hada waded, Botha hills liesiiMiesitar . _die Puy - Pam elt= emiep sigaettwesta the hinalsopla entilleete; sad that oesapporthig the pargtorehi prancer. to the preemies' of the toptrale creditors, had UM, Out: whilst the laltei hid got eat, owe sirillidff' he the 1 10 •4 60 ilenearhedimisa pad in fall, Pod HIM the hilltops had pie iota elm Melees arils, to pasfamelipulirtlia sea, if seas • mow she eastifeate was idleivedi mid - Wheetwihekhailowe • tbeCosalainsiosiers, span whoa tenon he' was Hada hipletilara ship with Wawa, he ropleilli , ." I object to answer thaelpfp. • titter mil Slag mistiagle what took place before ny beak ropey I will ilemer to Mohr& of ley judgment," which we. • wand Ispalsk. The flattlaster, Where", goes oa to atm, • ,„. shut 4011•11 ali•bie esevesina awd•eillemaro to poem juio gee •fse biloself.soiltlet Plow dais jgda creditors ander she comelpielawmillergi sad Mstrwhilist they were Indy likely 10 rekriwe use Obliging is the plead, the hiud was re. inakshog hi the quiet posewitew of • !pp aastso sod valuable stork in traits, asid was he lloorkiliftelreaartaeres. Ho perorated soother Hedges to hie lailliblovie July, 1810, Pr ll o ll o ° that the eeawaleioaranetight baltigreleimied,er an Wills, &rased ill IQ the validity theme s etlial *le loadildp _ would be plasood la rehear the PiewalligaelMorawillikeste, ow areosatof the dilfwroat gnaws to iatralliampthe rant," Which caw" la .he hoard ea the 18th katMolollllllloo.lllt kW Lordship was pkaaad to absom (aatosoillahlathkri shut he 44 sal know why Me. Reddish was OpigitWillersirgps ese t:4 , be alright be a very awful war as sonipsde, heitilt. rather siespieious that booboo/a be appoialeil awls► seek peel* reireuessiances, sad his Lowish* did eel Mew what right' aa assignee had to set as Mr.•ffedilda hod dose, is insisting ea the rights of the baskrui• -Ia aelltwiliell . Id' those of the creditors, fur the bauelle Madman he was wag. • see. H;s Lord•hipLbra 'made sups reworks, erdisetilig epee She affidavits of eeirtaio parties opposed to Mail Illogral but as they were sot DOW before the Court, the inselmetaito Vetoes said he should forbear to read thew; mud idwlllsed• lion went to state his Lordship's judgraeut at WSWIMIIIIMO ' length, in the course of whirls kr is reprobated to hawalelik that be recollected he was Not quite satiradied with the CPO. • eniesioners report, but having left it to thew tivesisail into the state of the baukrn pro affairs, and they had Pie Nat report, he thought upon the faith Of It he °eget so allow the eertigrate • but that if he had been inforotedbrwhal came mot at the examisatiana, whwh too* plate bet heed he soaking of the order and 'smiting the rangiest', he did AM he should sot have allowed it. ilia lordship, however, used, there were eircemstalices which appeared epos the fare of the pretending', which MUM be explained before he gave his loaf jailavarrat so that Petition; if any explaisatiori could be giver; sag then taking a review of the resale of the action at law, hew rearited, no owe could feel surprised if suspicion at. I laelled. whoa They looked at all t e lmeeiree instances of the caw; ' end adverting to the prayer of the Petition, his lordship I said, that *id, respire to superseding the sunimissinn, after so *WOO, yeses bed elapsed eines it was first issued, he did sot think he could de it. That with respect to the usher part of Ur prayer, to rebeite•the allowance of the certidctite, upon the pound that what healeiwor trauspired *emoted hie is so doiag, he would awl libtar say wiS ther he ciegitti Are she lioakrapt Lied born lathe reojo)uteut of it so long; bat he mighty think it his ditty to order an inquiry into those cirrostratus's.. ismlsseilinly west more satisfactorily explained the. limp hat Mao. The Petition then statist, that the •bankttippll see Ida eon made • further affidavit, by way of espleastina, to which the Veiitiourr bud no opperionity of replying, but which, be sir, is replete with falsehood. as will IlloWelTelPils Ile by a comparison of Iliteente with swam of Their /sneer aMdatriss dad drpesitim sworn to its this taatter, especially fraas the extracts therein before set forth; and tint the ape Poe ea again on the 23th August, whoa hie boAre Lorar said he bad given it his brat consideration, 'Owl 0 he could route to no other coariiiiion than to miss t r' NORFOLk AGRICULTURAL REPORT Jigs lltilLUA RY. la cossequesee of the iktie iiiterreption to winter tillage, slid the nuttiest state of the lands in poiut of tem re throughout the atisolls, Peas, Vetches, sad a quantity of Talerviens Wileat, have already bees pm the ground, with the hest preepest of smarms; and the weis titer amasses fareparable for pursuing this mad the other customary basin's* of the pretreat seam*. We regard the • last-nenitiosed grain as well worthy the atteatios of the Agriculturist, sad twin venture to reeessmead its adoption ON most soils, and in moat stlisations. At the mate time, bower., a too estesded sr isdiscrisaisate caltivation of it is to be guarded egoista for the following reams.: The course ,of cropping most ...sleet in this county brings the Mods routed for Wheat every foarth year, by which Isewas these partielea of soil necessery both fur the imurishment sad ?reduction of that crop are too mach eabausted.• A longer isierral is therefore required to recover then.; said As it in too usual to plane Talauerfan Wheat after Ternips, a practice which increases the repetition of this crop em those lands to every other year (namely, swiec is four years) the soil bemuses less capable of yielding a full produce. There is so crop with which a layer suc ceeds better than with Talaveriau Wheat; but it is ad visable t o sow t h e small seeds late in April, or early is Alay, rather than at Hue time particularly on those soils subject to the gr o w th o f re d-weed, as the latter mode renders them liable to injury from frosts, and precludes the advantage of hoeing; while, on the other hued. the for mer is the snort favourable season for the propagation of these tender plaids, and moreover affords an upportusiity of eradicating noxious anettals..—The early-sown Wheats art looking unhealthy, and is many places are diet-kat iu plants. We hove seen great advantage derived from filling up such failures with the Talsverian stock, which may be dons till the middle ' or nearly to the cad, of neat smooth. By its rapid growth it,. will overtake, and be ready to kneess with, the former plants. Clover layers a e also game off to many part.; mach deficient spots may, 'iu some cases, be benvhcially supplied with Spring Vetches. The (review recu.reree of bad market. in Smithield for Fat Beasts, Sheep, and Pigs, hare mimed • ;Griller depression in the value ace' at horse. --so that the Earmerywho has lung ceased to receive a mum berating price for his corn, is sat adt paid even for grails% and is thus unfortunately a loser both ways. • few .airs hare leen effected in lloggets, but so Wile business is doin g is lean stock, that the prices must still be considered nominal. SUSPICION OP HORSR-STRALING. An the wraain of &Way lust, *1 as early hone, a cart been was barraitatt•tawt• of rid* lawn ukase, a assn Wan Ifackslike t *We M his War Sas Widow lay use at IM simtabeek aireetail a saddle art . 11411114 let" sear Northkaeb. Soma doe use, however, Stead to his game s mad be was appliaiwild at Hatioma.Thasaes, is this .11, sad coatisetai lerelaseesier sweaty gaol. from what we east obtawtheat Om fellow's stat that whilst takieg a rural walk for health's seke, at the limeabove meatioses‘ the horse teased him, by the meet caps& rating gambols, to get upon Lis back, prancing sod neighing abort him, as if he would say, " Came and ride," and then ran of with bias, Wiff pr, will ye," till he came to the hedge where the riding implements were deposited, when soaktog a dead' stop, the generous beest instinctively de clined proceeding until properly arensiered, taloa being done, he gallopprd wittiest stop or stay to Abingdon, in the county of Berks. Thus is as old proverb fully verified, "Give a Yorkshire... a bridle and sad•ile, end he will soon 'Owl a horse." The nsaa declares be is innocent, and if cue= witted, as maw au innocent mao boa bee., he must , S wake Ow beet of R."--(Orford Harald.) NORFOLK SESSIONS. The adjourned Sessions fur this Couhty (for the trial of ouly) commenced use Wednesday last 5, Esq. Abakinau, and tither prieoorre Itl eel before MWSIIIIIIIII imam - As. - ..-. s _ Petitiuse as a ease had never weltered when a Mr. Elw i n, i n hi, dinne on the Grand Jury, nnpnened cerisfieate bad been reheard *even years after it had been hi, regret as t h e ninir ,,i lnde o f t h e c i d en d n , ,, („0„4,,,,ns tiei 'Hewed, and he thuugbt be could not do an, as it might shortness of the interval which had domed mace the last have the effect of injuring a great number of Woo. Sesotho,* ; and observed that as the eases were all of $ com mit persons, creditors of the bankrupt, who had trusted mon description, he would nut occupy their time unseces. hive upon the faith of his possessing it, and ho accord. .*rely, b y n„hing asp rend them: taste ordered the Petition to he dismissed, but twos the Petitiouer's cellist to his lordship's recollection, the very re. Knit (ssit th promeuffien of hie CoIoRCISWARDWID soul fiat. aroal improper conduct of Mr. Iteddieh towiseds the Oolfemtems of LooDos) against Taos" nil Riegitiadone flankrapt aid his too, in direct opposition to the creditors TlrTrlttie Altos HALL, and Jon* GALL. seeking relief ander the roman i"siou, Isis Lorkhip was pleased to I The Prisoners wereisidieted for a riot soil assault corn. desire the Petitioner to Me a Petition against his co-assignee, r mined wider the following circumstances:—The Mi. The Petitioner thee goes on to slate, that is these *arbour gotten were employed to "end the roads to the 0(4 0 1 - proetediugs and endeavours to bring the Bankrupt tojeatiee, bourhood of loolduu, fur which labour they, with other', and to effect a proper distribution of all his estate and effects received teepees.* per day each. Diacuutent at what amongst his creditors alike, be had espeniled about 3,0001, they considered the inadequacy of arch remuneration, besides great loss of time and neglect of business That is imagined to have beeu the cause of . the present Reddish bad paid himself, as appeared by ea account ear. transaction'. At between six and sewn; o'clock of rest reudered by him inn July, 1611. 2461.10,. for his WI, as Toesday evening, the 6th of February last, the Prisoner% accountant, without the knowledge or consent of Petitioner, accompanied by about thirty ether' persona, paraded the and that from the conduct he had uniformly adopted ill adoro• town of Loddos, preceded by four haudlers hie& put cm sticks catiug the cause and supporting the preleissionsuf the Bank. for flags, an old kettle fur i drum, and a Sfe, doing all they rept, sad from tie •osatisfectury Ilia/suer in which ninny of possibly could to annoy the farmers. After genii in prows. the accounts had bens nisile out and suited by him, Petitioner Mau for some lime about the place, Mr. Was. George, one applied to the Commissioners, aad requested that Smedley sod of the churchwerdens, went to them and requested they Bridge, of Liverpool, accuutitants, should be employed to wnsilddesist from hiterrupting the peace of the *habitants, examine the Bankrupt's accounts, and have all the books of which however they Mill continued to do. In consequence, account, as wets/ the waives of the Bankrupt, put in their with the aid of Mr. Parkersoo, the other churchwardeu, and hands for that twarrote, which they seceded to; but notwith. 1 a constable, the Prisitiers, after a scuffle, were secured. standing sorb .oanulgoatail, a most decided opposition was Riches and Gall appear to have been the most active in the sheen net only by the Bankrupt and his son, bit al s o by affray; the others have since egpressed th e ir most sincere con- Itteddi:ll, to permit Nleesre,lllmedlity and Bridge to examine tritiou and acknowledged their ill conduct. said books of atilesitot ; fad' that notwithstanding the Com. The Jury, without the least hesitation, found all of them missioners bed es nolhoeiond and even commanded Reddish Gaillp, and they were sentenced—Rieke' and Gall to one ' in. deliver aU the three ens of books of accouel, viz. of the month's, and Tuttefl sad Hall tu one week's imprisoning:a Bankrupt, of the Bankrupt and son, and of the Son alone, each. to Smedley aid Bridge, wh'el Reddish himself subiequeutly promised, he would only let them have the second set, and NAVAL IN7'E L LIG ENC E. Smedley and Bridge were in consequence precluded from in. ' ---.........__ vestigating the other two, at least in a asselcieet and petatfac. POIITH IMIILDI, MARCII 1. tory manner; but from these they fully ascerlaiued that A large smuggling cutter has been captured by the cuttes Sowerby and Sou, SO far from being insolvent at the date of Swallow off the Fern Islands, after a running light of three the commission as stated by•tbeon, and endeavoured to be set quarters of an hour, and brought is here. The Swallow had up by Reddish, were pears My solvent, and they moreover one man wounded. The crew at the smuggler escaped is their detected loamy false accenuts given by the Bhnkrupt end his boats. Part of the carte, consisting of tobacco and geueve, soh concerning the property, and the Petitioner states that he together with her gums, were thruou overboard during the verily believes the reason which in.lucedityklish to refuse chase. the delivery of the other two sets of boob to Ihnotl i anti ' SQILLT , vcaaVART 2s. , Bridge, In opposision to the directions of the rom an ' ers, Oa the Rid, three large smugglers, carrying 14. 15, and mid in violations of his own promise, was, his himself sod Ha 40 guns, passed mood the island to the NW. Absiut Ism Bankrupt and sun were alarmed at the thaeoweries already utiles off the light-house the; bred two gum each, pewits's* outdo by Smedley and Bridge.bylum iog possession of the books cheers, and steered kr ski. &whistling. aP. flowerby aad son. Thai Smedley and Bridge delivered to rAvuoirro, MARCH 1. Petitioner a written paper, which is set forth in the Poi- Arrived the Matilda, Cumnsiog, from Cnoloz fpr Hue. tied, containing their reinarlui ups •these accounts, front She was brought to on the 18th February, off Cape st. Mary, which it appeared there were a number of very suspicious by' an Insurgent prit steer. Also arrived the Brothers, monies and property disclosed, not previously accounted fur Forbes, from Cadiz ; Unity, Martiu, from Figueira I and to the Bankrupt, which they said required esplaratiou, but the Dutch ship Peter Amy, from Holland ter Estoril'', oat which were yet unanswered. :two days; she was detained and brought in here by the (To he concluded in our next) Cherokee. • NUM, MAICII 1. —_-==_.:___ =. The John, Creswell, of Newcastle, from Fraser, fur this There are twenty-one prisoners in Lincoln Castle place, is ou shore near Thedilletliorpe. The crew are saved, sod it is expected part of thee argu will be saved—b ut i t i s for trial at the eissmug Assizes , which t meuce ou , feared the vessel Will become a wreck. Saturday, the 10th in s t. - .....................eamearmileNnt On Friday evening se'nnight, about biz o'clock, - a utust daring rubbery w as comm itt e d on t h e 117. Early on Saturday mornins a man was found concealed in the White Swan public-house, in the son of 61101011 PILKINGTON, of Thornes, on the Strand, with implements of bou-e-breaki ng in his . w road between that plac e an d W a k e fi e ld, b y to possession. ti e was conveyed to St. Martin', watch footpads. They accosted Mr. PILKINGTON, and horse, where he contrived to.irprive himself of life asked him if he was g o i ng to Thornes- house? he b y hanging himself wish his oritkeitstha replied ito. They then i n q u i re d, if h e k new any ... . of the servants •at Thorne'; and he answereu lie did not. He peeved on • little was., when they collared hiut, and one of the villains thrust his irm into his mouth, to prevent him calling out (as there were persons in sight at a distance), whilst they took from him a leather pocket-book, contain ing 701. in ootes, and a draft for 491. 17% with i *lnch the, tot clear otr. , . . . . .1,-...., -I , ,ou vent's; ►RICE OF ON SATURDAY. Bonk Stock shut. I Book L. Ann. 19 1.16 3 per CL Red shut. I 18 15.16 3 pert:Leone. 731 I Judie 80ude•.44 43 pr. Bills. g.... 3 5 pr. per Cent. ...abut. Lottery rorkete !IV. 18e. 4 per Cents shot atm. for Am.. 7311111 5 per Ct. N. Au- 1060 • - ~• # - 4 • s , -I , !A ' 3' t , • ..:* .• 1 = 7 45 k.s -414 s~ 77 1 7" 7 - - 'Zr''‘' itA t t `' J' e • 4 rAr. 1. SA7IIIW4Y NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • War.O.lfstv, Nana 2, 1821. loyal Regiment of Meese Guards-Veterinary .flergeon John Sidda%from half--pay of the Regiment, to he Veterinary • Surgeon, vies James Siddal4 deceased...dated February lb, 1821. 18th Regimetit of Light Dragoons-Major Charles Senge, from half-pay of the 25th Light Dramouve to be Maier. vice Philip Hay, who exchanges, receiving be 4iffererice between the full-pay of Cavalry and frill-pay of lieraotry dated February 22,. 1821. lstor Regiment of Font Guards-.l.ientenaill Sir John Mout/Igoe Burgoyne, But. from half-pay of the Regi ment, to be Ensign and Lieutenaul, vice Daniel Tighe, olio exchanges, receiving the difference-dated February 15, 1821. Assistant-Surgeon James Johnson, from half-pay of the Regi inent, to be Aseintant-Surgeou, vice Gibsoo, promuted dated as above. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards--Aribur Richard Wel lesley, Esq. Page of Honour to his Majesty, to hr Ensign. and Lieutenant, without puychase, rice Griffiths, deceased -dated January 25, 1821. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards--lievitenseit Colonel Sir George Henry Frederick Berkeley, from the 44011 Foot , to be Captain of a Company, vice Napier, who cv:hangere dated February 22, 1821. Ist Regimen, of Fuot-Lieutenant William Everett, (sum the half-pay of the Royal African Corps, to be Lienteriant. vice Alevander Glen, whose appointment has nut t.ieu place-doted as abiVf. 424 ditto- lieutewant Cherie* Wardell, from half-pay 24th Light Dregovess„ to be Payrbanter. vice Alexander Aitkin„ who retiree upon half-pay:-dated February 7, 1821. 44th ditto-Lieuteuani-Coloivel George Thomas Napier. from the 34 Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant-Colmel. vice Sir George Henry Frederick Beeiteley, who exchanges-dated February IS, le2l. 45th ditto-Sargeon John Heriot, M.D. from half-pay of the Bth Pout, to lie Surgeon, tier William Smyth, who exchanges--rlateil Feb' u ere IS, 1821. 48th ditto-lieutenaut &beet Robison. from half-pay 22,1 Light Dragomen, to be lieutenant, rice Edward famea O'Brien, aho exchanges-dated as above. ' 58th ditto-Lieutenant Thome. Ste 'clients, from the 64th Foot, to hr' Lieutenant, vice O'Neill, who exchanges dated February 22, 1821. 64th ditio--Lieutenaot William (Villein; from the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Stevenson, who exchanges-dated as above. 67th ditto-Bernard Gormley, late Serjeant-Major in the Regiment, to be Quartermaster, vice Heuesey, deceased dated as above. 79th ditto-Lieutenant Thomas Beek ham from the 69th Pout, to be Lieutenant, vice Archibald Caraenen, who exchanges -dated February 15, 1821. 88th Jitto-Lieutenant Hue. Charles Napier to be Captain, by purchase, vice Christie, who retires-dated February 22, 1821. Emig. John Gibetes to be Lteulenast, by purchase, vice • Napier-dated as above. Gentleman Cadet William Carilringlen, from the Royal Mili tary College, to be Ensign, by ?archaic, vie. Gibeem-' dated as above. 89th Regiment of Foot-Litalenaut Archibald Cameron, from the 79th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Beckham, who exchanges-dated February 15, 1621. 924 elitto--Assiatant-Surgeon James Browne Lemon, from half pay of the 3d West Indil &gimlet, so be Asaistam- ' Surgeon, vice James Strachan, who exchanges-dated an above. BREVET. Captain Henry light, of t h e Royal Regimes. of Artillery, to be Major in the Army-dared August 12, 1819. GARRISONS. .410 Captain Thomas St. George Lister, of the Feet Major and Adjutant at Jersey, vice Milkeeillagganed -dated February 8, 1821. .UNATTACHED. •'. • Limeleoant June, Chadwick (sausting is soul •i of the Army) 111 hove the rank and pared Cavalry-dated February 21, 1621.' BARRACKS. .• ,•. Captain William Goddard to be a Barrack-Mister to live Bennetts fur his Majesty's Fortes Is Neva Ileolis„ vier George Francis Lyon, resignevldated Joautry 22, 1921. CHAPLAINS. Reverend Davie! Evans to be a Chaplain teethe Forces. btemoiten DA. Ensign Patrick Ernest Mscdusell has been gowned...l, leering Ma...sited himself without leave-dated February 15, 18.1. The commission of lieutenant Wylie, of the 84th Foot, has been antedated to bib April, 1824, that being the date it ought to bear, bat be is nut to receive any hack-pay . The commissions of Captain Lindsay and Lieutenant Vivian., of the 22.1 Foot, hare been antedated to 27th De cember, 1820, that being the date they ought to bear, but they are not to receive my b.ck-pay. The Christian name of Captain Hudgsoa, of the 10th light Dragoon,. I. Allis, and not Lilorard, as stated to Ilw Go:elle of 10th ultimo. BANKRUPTS. James Billings, of Bristol, grocer s SP lb, 16, and April 14, at twelve, at the Atsoroveys, Messrs. Poole assi tedeeilded, Choy ton-synare, Loudon; and Messes. Cary sod Coma, Bristol. J 1,6131111 Heatuu, of Schuh.. York, mail-manufacturer, to surrender, March 22, 23, and April 14, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Rotherham. Attorneys, Mr. S. Taylor, John street, Medford-ruw, Loudon; and Mr. Thomas Badger, junior, Rotherham. Edward Scofield, of West Berglvolt, Essex, publican, to surrender, March 19, 20, and April 14, at ten, at the Angel ton, Colchester. Attoi 'ley*, Mr. Samuel John Edgwell Martin, Colchester; and Mr. Joke iture Reale Crow u court, Threaded:mile strict, Loodins. Juespli Troughtun, Charles Atkins Newcomb, James Tioughton, and Bryan Troughtuu. jouier, of Coventry, bankers, to surrender, March 12, 13, and April 14, •at elevea, at the King'. Head Inn. Coventry. Attorneys, Mr. George Edmunds, Exchequer-Mice, Loscola's lon, Loovlou; aud Mr. lobo Carter, Covestry. John Dudinan, ut Brighthelmstone, Sussex, coosmon.car tier, to surrender, March 49, 30,-altel April 14, at eleven, at the Ship in D.streies Brighthelouone. Attorneys, Mews. , King and Gel!. Lem ' es; and Ateliers Smith, Gehl, and Rw berm, New Basiughalestreet, London. William Wood, of Burley, Chester, cheese•factor, to sur render, March 12, at three, 13, and April 14, at ten, at tbe Angel lan Marclesfield. Attorneys, Mears. D a y a n d eaa, Graft:Ai-street, Bond-street, London; sad Mr. Beresfoid, Macclesfield. George Fry, of Tunbridge Wells, Kent, lime-burner, to surrender, March 17, 24, and April 14, at ten, at Guild- • Imndou. Attorney, Mr. YUIVIIg, Lincoln's lun-fields, London. Stephen Need, of Birchin-lase, Leaden, bill-broker, to eureender, March 6, 17, and April 14, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorneys, Messrs. Clutton and Caner, High-street, Southwark. Isaac Circe's, of Lower East IhnithfielJ, Middlesex, baker, to surrender ' March 11,20, and April 14, at ten, at Guild. hall, Lundes. Altoeueys, Neuss. Painthei and Telmer, Loudon-street, Feachorcb-street, London. Richard Gough, of Liverpool, tobacco-snuff-manufactu rer, to surrender, March 19,21, slid Apirl 14, al one, at the ii George lon, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Greed, Lowe,'l and Homy, Eadvaage-alley, Liverpool; and Mears. Lowe ' sod Bower, Soothamplemleaiidings,Chancery-laue, Loadoo. Richard Burbory, of Coveatry, silk-manufacturer, to see readier, March 17, 24, and April 14, at ten, at Guildhall, Loodoo. Attorney, Mr. James, Bucklersbury, Cbeapside, Leedom, Elleakili Needs, of Bristol, shopkeeper, to *attendee, Mardi 17,111, and April 14, at livelve, at the Rummer Ta vern, AM Soilleosleam,,Brieloi. Attorneys, Messrs. Hicks sad Brialesedie Ilptdideo-lisildinga, Holborn, Liendea; aid Ur. Siellmialiditscr, Bristol. Printed sad lished at THIL SUMAS Ifildlaed 4 111 6 1911 1 9 use ele fete of Tewkembary,'Glouceeter, GLOBE Oalce,' No. 127, *Ma, bf ' l ariat', ewieesder, Illrireb It, at de f t; and April 14 3 elf the Strand**. • ..: g -,e k. s 53 iii. s r i _ . • •. •a L -L.114 '' l7l l 4 lE 1 . ~, •~ • • . , / welbeili al at Te u n i7 k . esh lbe itry iblAile Atto 4 rney W s i , li M ia 7.irm iliJelkei:liki.u. I ear . til Janee., l4 ,,, i t' z ito.m, Near Inn, Leladoa • and Mr. 'lames Rotten ith„- l', DIVIDENDS. March 24. D. Si slice/rad A. D. W'Meh, of lAmdeoliallselse st. c London, stopsellers, at one, at Gibldliall. March 24. T. Austin, J. Gregory, and J. Huston, of Bab, lyeberdashers, at bets, at Guildhall, London. •Mbairli 24. N Gillme, of Denton, Kent, cusl-merebant ot • hew, at GlOllllOlll Imullcin, March 14. P. Grme, of the Commtlecial-road, Middles,.., t ' victualler, at twelve, at Goildhall. LOlldOn. March 24. J. Willson and H. %Taman; of Friday-street, Londou, warehousemen. at time, at Guildhall. March 24. T. Lynn, of 11w Jerasalina Coffee-heente, Con. hill, London, morchant, al one ' at Guildhall. March 13. W. Denny and F. D e vey, of the Albino coal. tsrof. Surrey, mist-metchastß, at ten, at Guildhall. Loodim, March 31. T. P. Hunt, of the Stshle-yard. St. Marlitato the-Field*, Middlesex, builder, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. March 27. J. Glakill, J. Ga.k ill, and J Clementrion, of the Alitturim. Loudon, merchant., at twelve, at (luildhall. March 24. C. Shoubridge, of Ilimitsiogiou, Middlesex, dra per, M osic,,at caildhall, Loudon. March 10. J. Armitage, of Shad-Thames, Surrey, canter, at owe, at Guildhall, I.ostilusi. Mat e1i.30. A. Holmes and H. White, of Chesterfield, De r b y , aocil'. l'ienteU, of Chestei-le-Stmt'/, Darlings, hat-maim. rammer., at eleven, at ilie Angel lon, Chesterfield. March 24. J. Prebble, jut.. of St. Mary Bow, Middlesex, miller, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. March 27. "V. %Yearlong,. of Exeter, shopkeeper, at Pierce, al the Hotel Tavern, Ex, ter. March 21. J. S. Rains, of {Tapping-nail, Aliddleses, stn. ' chant, at one, at Guildhall, Louth... March 24. J. Mashie. sod 'C. BOVICII. of Ilavt•rfortiatest, bankers, at elev. n, at the Colonel real Rooms. Bristol. March 10. G. Hardisty and J. Cowtog. of Bedfuril-coart, C.,- vent-garden, Middlesex, woollen-diapers, at teeter. at Guililh.ll, Loudon. CERT I FICAT ES.— xIARCH 24. T. Ryder and J. Nostnelh, of Frochisrcli-street, London, and also of Out Gravel-lane, Middlesex, tocrehants.-1. Bova, of Crotched-friers. 'militia, wierchant.—J Bailin, of Liverpool, mei chant —S. Bs ily, of Bradford, Wilts, hin cher.—R. Gr....we11, of Hurst.-in-MIV-Maesh, Demote. shop kelp. r —lt. Reynold - Nor Shah. sok*, Devito, tauner.--W. Hill, of Deutou'.-green, within tVinith:, Lancaster, beer-b.trwer.— T. Forrest, of Liverpool, IN I 111 C Mild porter-rwerrhant.-1. Penfold. of Rodbormigh, Glom. tier, clothier.—J. Harper, of the Edgeware-rnail, M Oldie'. x. c00k... per. PAR VNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. J. Allen and G. toltisui, of Leman-street. Goodman's field*. Mithllesi x, coal-enerehants, February 28, 1821.- 3. Brooks and J. Welsiewl, of Stratford, Emelt, brewer., I/ecemlwr tS, 1810.—T. Attherofi an.t W. 1 meian, i f Li verpool. timber-merchant., February 25. 1891.—W. Silver wood and 1' Wood, of Nottingham, lane-merchants, Fe bruary 20. 1821.—C. Higgia and R. Higgia, of N , trwich, bombesin-nsanufict ewers, January 9, 1821.—T. Peck awl 5 1 . 82 11 1 i . g — l i ! r m . , A u!' ' T Vl i. ' u i g a a , a o4 , 1.... a u u d e m e t:. r,i Tennant,r iron-healers, -i lea l o e f ris s , toe !' e i h t r ap ti m e y p. 2 . 7 . „ l u 'er ac s, h . sti m i i l i •sr u lo . th A - sh une: u o r f t i h c . tu i r i e i r ff s, ocisd Ltec a ntabe ir, Lamou r SI, 5er 1!1 aa 2. 718 1:; .. . snauuLtcturers, January I, 1521. PRICE OF SUGAR. The ge price of Brown or Muscovado Boger, com puted from the RN urus made in the week coding the 25th day of &bruit y, 11121. is 35.. Sid. per headrest weight, ex clusive of the ditties of costume paid or payable therms ow the importatiou thereof lam Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. ,• Avcroge Prices of Coro of EAglamil a. Wales, by Oho Quarter of Eight Winchester - --- botlof 1401bs. ay wreck elided Quarier;f Eight Winchester 111;leula, soot of thitOse:ii per bull of 140Ibs. avoirdu poise, from the rel orris received im the seek elided the 24th February, 1821. v• c a tai s. d. s. d a. d s. d a. d r. d e. d s. d. 33 4% 34 104 23 it 17 se 3 39 3 13 10 0 e 7%; ~, ~. A vierloge Prices of British Coen in Scotland, by-the Qua riec of Eight Wiachester Bushels, and of Oatmeal per Bull of 1181bs. Scotch troy, or 1401ba. avoirdupois, of the four Weeks immediately ',receding the 15th of Ftbrisary, 1811. s. 1 CC I. A Z. 1. i 1 1 I - 1 . t i. e.. 3 - a. O si .. e.I e dlr. d 'a. d s. d, a. et; s. e 33 8; 24 7 20 4 31 0 30 9 1i 2, 22 4 -• -- -- - IfREITINGS OP C'KEDITORS Ai' GUILDHALL 70..110111.1WW. M. M. J. Ssundere, St James's surgeon 3 I F. Fisher, Eilgeware-road, oarseryasan T. C. R. Pryer. Rarebit-lane, ruddier R. Mayotte, Raobury, draper 3 n G. W. R. Tonic, Leadenhall-street, anerchaast M. Edwards, Rochrocr, linen-draper... J. Parsons, Lorig.ace, coach-lace, manufacturer C. Newmarch. Cheltenham, stone-merchant .1 Splines's, Cheshem, draper S. Mace, Norwich, grocer • 2 1 W. and J. F. Lca, Patctnuslcr-ruir, ribboa-masu licturers 3'. Ker s late of the Strand, boat-maker DEN DS. W. Hopkinson, Chiew4-streei, merchant I I J. Dwicenson, Lower F.dasoutun, caltle-dealer J.W,Kid, St. James's, breeches-maker lt J. SI iceu, Norton Falive, roach and harnewniaker.... 11 J. M mulct: and J. .Ic)cs, Upper Eaat S01;1111,14 oilmen 1 CERTIFICATES. S. Sanopooo, of Satre-lour Loudon. auctioneer —U. Bird, of Bristol, cheeve.factur.-11. Weetman, of Liverpool, met. chant —E. Boughton, of Otobersley, Worcester dealer.— W. Auderaost. of Bridgetown, Devote, lavab 11 , :iakr r.-- . Barb, of Saffron Walden, Emotes, earpeoter —A. Parker. of atrlteshaar, Gloncerter, *molar:v.—S. Rucker, of the Old gwth Sra House. Broall.alreet„ Lundoa, Nnerchalit.- 1111. Fill, of Walbrook, London,- merchant. —T. Park, of Dudbridge, Gloucester, woo Istapkr.-I..feilovis, of Warioley Gloucester, inakeeper.—R.A Siwtheld,Tork, gruel r. MARRIAGE. • On Saturday, at St. James's Church, Mr. John Evaas, of Silver-street, Golden-square, to Miss Jane Elisabeth Bess_ roil, only daughter of John Bouquet, Esq. of Great halts uey-otreet. DEATHS. On Wednesday last, in her 89th year, at bee house, io the pariah of Biahopetote, Hants, Jamas, relict of the late Stowell Chirileigh, Em. who fell is the battle of Butikeia hiN, in the American war. On Wednesday, the Sllth ult. is Portugal-street, in the 87th year of Ins age. William Mainwariug, Erg many rata Member, sad Chairman of the Quarter Semionalfor the County of Middlesex. At Reaumaria, aged 82, the Rev. Hugh Darien, B.A. F.LS. rns Rector of the above parirk, and afterwardr, iu 1 7 5 7 , if Aber; et which, being unable, through Ida advanced age. caiseientiously to.discharg• Ike duties, be voluntarily re signed is 1818.=Me late:y.publiabod. is Oro. as isgeniona .54 orient ific work, entitled,.. thripiees Welsh Iletetasien."' At Staborough, Dorset, on the Ha alt. Mrs. E. Startle,. widow of the famous Peter Stalky, of razor-griodiag solo rietp, sal who loss bore the dirtisguished appeßatioa of • 1 1,11iag of dm Gipsies:" she had attained the great age of 111 years, retaising her faculties, mid was capable. of great clitoris till witbia a week of her death. vvan 111 fol- M ~ ~. F 1 '..s* .- • 1 • I• • .1 !ft.k• 4 : ~;. 9' t r_ ~~s~