The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-04-19 00:00:00

1 : . . • two a- 17. •-i -.----- - 7"41131.•'.',..' 4 • . ,• - IVhitehall, April 17. ... . • ~ Ilia Royal Iligliness , t4e Prince Itegent has htien graciously pleased, in thn name and on the bebali of his Majek, to constitute and- appoint 'William Horne, Een. Advocate, to be Sheriff -Depute of the shire of Iliddington, in The room of Alexander NW coitochie, Esti. appointed Solicitor-General in gtrai land: livery Gni, seen, profatintio! drawing ' fel.low (lit a charger, Cosstick, the•Cossal --.....-- 1 mimics, e • DA NK RUPTCY SUPERSEDED. 1 The ' f& B. Cridland, Leicester, lowdei`. • I scandal. _ • BAN* ItU PTS. • ^ 1 , pied with a description - of the solemn J. Matthews , Cheltenham. rancy-dress-maker, Apri122, i 2.9, i . " The CosFack, who has engrossed so witch public., st,, , 29, ar the Ohl Swan Inn, Cheltetitatin, Attoroles, .Ir. Fiat, Tanficld-court. 'Temple.; and Mr. Ye,ates, Cheltenham. attentionlis to J. Rinuay, Angel Inn, MOAT be en horseback in Hyde Park, at two 1 o'clock. Colonel llerries has lost him a fine charger. I April 24, May 11, 9.9, at Gurither. ' 13 :"or M n s es hi ll'esses, 1"1"Pr iber- . wood and Hutchison, Crown-et/art, Threadnedl-street. • He w ill carry all his arms; . the musket 'slung at his 1 P. Coombe, North Pelhoin*, Somerseadnrc, Inallel-seri- :Pock, his sabre by Ks side, his pistol! at his girdln, 1 welter, May 6,7, 29, at the •.Star inn, Wells. • Attorsies, and the pike re,tiug upon his right footiand Mid• with hand 4 ~. . I 74 lr.b rl tn . SbeP ith, Shrwrdanse"stadl:elencL-antudanurrgactanrY4 r i , le' Sg (lnl Y !;,r, 29 9at t he r i gh t 'n Ilse paddle upright as 'When Pre the York Hotel, Liverpool. Anoraks, Mr. Windle.• John- paring for a ctiaege•! .. ', • . • • street, Bedford-row ; and Messrs. Whitley and Litheriaisd 1.1.1- • • -• The serious part of thireornmonity may well corn v erpoel, W. Holey, Crown-court, Aldersgatewtreet, printer, Arli *plain of the canting inoraliatt of oar day, when 24 '27, May .29, at Guild :all. Attornies, Mesas. :Hessen, Al: they see among the promoter., of this oedacious derspte-street , . b. ,st•enstu (-mama-street, Mary-le.boae, blaelssasith mockery of the Sabbath, some of the most active alod firiti‘hiike ITO)11010ager. April 20, 24. May tu, at Guildhall.. zealots for the pripagation.of Christianity in foreigo Ao•nrmsy. Mr. Pupkiii, I/van-street, Soho. • il. Roiniands , m o n/resin% denk , in cod; M ay IN 1 . 1 . es, ports. It would be better, in the way of ititinenta at toe Hsi., Deer Ism, Norwich. Attnraits.Mr: Platt, Tan- 1-011:the by e s . lowe p ract ica l if ty -would . cover their We sew-court; Temple t and Messrs. Wells and Dickens, tea"' : feetation ceAcir. NI Rayne, Coleman-street, whip-maker, April 2t. Nla, i f b i; s a l .16.: 1 hate.uo objection to the eatertainment of this Mali a. (;ttitatudt. Attonsey, Mr. Tagg, Spemd Eagle-oon , t, rat Or .filansioe.house (where we suppose he will nr•4le .ireet. the .. Iri .., t!t t_h_is day), nor that he should be Shown T Glover, Liverpool, g rocer, May 10, 11, 99, at the Ste! and trilKe. Garter. ravens, Liverrol. Attorney, Mr. Asia)°, lAver- . to me Orals in 'ehange-elley, tokeep op the . SfeCke, i pun!. q 9 ' the y. mist be wonderfully enlivened by the sight J. Heat, Hackney, rehoolutaster, Apr w il ood4lB,l4rect , M cbeap-,..." ' . of a hero who killed thirty4tte Frenchmen willi one at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mooney, side. t spear, and no doubt eat them also; imf, though it W. Maskerry, Nloalat-street, City-road. dealer. April 9 4 . 4 to see the public mind so debased is to • *7. May 29, at Guildhall. Attorney , mr. Pnpkin, 110 u-street; i i_s mortif y ing SM , a. i be gratified with:such a sight, and perhaps erre so N. Gibson, sootaamoton, mercer, April 20, May 1, 29. 11 . ! abject as to endure his appearance, as the successor r:oildlr 11. Attornics, Mears. R. S. Taylor and (lenient , Gray's of fir. Coates, ;sir. at Our . degraded Th t ' • t ea Ir. , S, )e it is ins.. Iv. English, Lewis , Stissee, cutler. April 20. May 4, 999 at too much to hear of his being made a spectacle to a Gild/mil. Attorne Nit Palmeri Doi -street. hundred .thousand people, drawn together into a F ;darn;, Whitemhe-street, priss, bit-maker, . • A pl.: •.:!. May 11. 29, at Guildhall. inmates, Messrs. it. S. Roystl . Park t in defiance of all religions oheetranee' Twrlor and Clement, Fiekl-conet, Oral's lan. and decoinm, betwee n he Morning and evening tev. 1.. Muratori!, jun. Kenpigton-arose, .livery-nahle-keeper , I vice• on Sunday, ' • 21 pr.l 20, 24, klay 29, at Guildhall. Attorney , Mr. Evans, , . Kennington-erow. IRONS ANOTtftli COItRIStOI4:ISENT• 14,, isyer. woottan Underedge, Glincestershire, clothier , The Cossack. made hit appearance in Hyde Park April 24, May 1, 29, at iuldhall. Attorney, Mr. Greenland, • 11ed Lima-mart, Fleet-street. ; yesterday, mounted .on a fine 'charger, lent hi nt Park J. Connelly, Air-street, Piccadilly, carpenter, April 24, , Cojooel jleyries. lie rode backward, and . forwardii 111 av 1, 29. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. • R a phael, Keppel- .1 ; several times, carrying all Isis arms. 'Rio op- . strt;et, Russell-sqoare. _ earanc e attracted ass immense crowd, m an y of 1 W. Ewen, Ceorge.etreet, Foster-lane, merchant , A p ril 20, , p May 4,2. t., a: Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Swain, Stevens, ! whom pressed forward to shake Minds with lam, lila oles. as Pearce, Old .1 cw ry. - • • E. Bort, Sithney, Corm% alt% miner, April ?6.29, )lav 19. at i until he was coMpletely tired with the gratulation , the Red Lion' Ino,:l'raro. .lttonties, M.r. Norway, *st. Co- :be r ecoived.. l'revions to his entering the Park,. a limb, Cornwall ; and Messrs. SSeplterd, Adlinr,tou, and Gee- i well.ktioutt cbarazier t of the, narke of Van HutChell,' g .iry, Bedford-row.. . . Div I DEN . DS. 1 having appeared on horseliack in his usual style„with . , May 8, C.B. Austin, Maiden-lane, Battle-bridge, triptinan , a long beard, .be was immediately . pcsitited put as the _A p iii-20. w. tiank its. lirewer-s t reel: Golden-square, udder- I -Coiscck, and vast numberi Of 'peopl e ran ili . all to Is et-.lllay .11,. .So o city. New Sond-streat, llauovir-square, •_..- - - milliner— milliner—shay Vs P. Slade, Charles-street, Hampstead-road CUreooo lll4 to contemplate the supposed =Russian' Wei.: coach-smith—May ti, W. T., emlow, maachoster,Vratike.4 l .7. lior ; nor, till the real Cossack , made his , entree, 8, J.l onnsend • Cr;ae-coart. Fleet. street, upholsterer—may 11. want ma n y a inerii tin il eietien. . • . W. Liewellsr., Few:hen-It-street, merchant—May Er, G.lit:pit --••-• . - • • •. • avid E. Barbard, Fenchurch-strect Chanitibm, ship-hrokers.- - m ks : 1, w. Kirby, Mancliesler, merc h an t—May 8, J. srick wood, sea. J. Brick wood. jun. J. Rainier, W. -111orrniipoil i . /Markey, Lombard street . tinakers—Nlav 13, W.tS.Salline, ask: port, grocer —Mtv.B,,ti,.Kerep, Great Pulte any-are* Csaldcas : .74 • , . Saturday evening arrived at Spitllead, two cattels ,- the 3nrbsiy, Eliglish ship; and - AlLuVerqui, Per tuguese brig, from St. Salvador, Brazils:. with;the - -.. sviare. tailor-;Mayil. W. Ciinsdell, Hackney -Road. tarpersier i : .....,- . -May 8. T. Bete:tins, Gram:torch-street. hatr-tattitchata,pky i surviving O ffi cers AO- shi p s c o mp an y of ha,_ Ma: 1 pay . for liquor.. _ _ ....,_ _ 8,1;. titbit h, (Irma a kb, grocer-May Jl,' W.. H. 6aa, co nk " f ' 1 jestq's loft frigate - Jure, captured .hy the American ) * Gough-square, kept bJ. Humphries. The land iaae, Cheapsi.le, ~ iik-niminfttetur-r-Muy B.'ll. Fowler t a . e Defendant entered Anstie.Gracreharch-szreet. merchauts-:May IQ, J. nesoni, ei; I ship Censtitution.—The following is a-list or tho t lord stetel th tth his house ten verpool, merchant-M:1 14 . 3. Storr, Leeds, snerckaht-mm I officers . iiiiiCh have sreired.:—Lieetenants.Chaddr, I the preceding night, saying . he had heard the gloriouie IL M. Marti.), Great Ityhurgh, Norfolk, grocer-mayin-. w i ihadiey, Eir.t ttocorti, Nottinghamshire, tnercer-.Mavi, 'IV: lieranghain and Buchanan , R. NI: Lieutenentil 1 news , of• the Austrians.having jeined the Russians, • • - Yenning, Milk-street. Cheap side, silkzmaaufaituier-zMay e, I Mercer and DavisL.A..M.;.lessss.-Jtobinson, Mas- 1 and was come to hare a few glasses of grog on the w. and J. Ludlow. Iliblurps Carmine. NVihshire, ralQurnlen - I ter; Pottinger, -Purser;. ;Tones, . Surgeon ; • Arm- 1 strength of it. He drank until he no longer re. May 8, H. Vu; and J. C. Essers, New.court, engaged-frars, t , merluinti.— May '2l, W. :Nelson and lt..littwrisLitrerpool, wee- i strong, (iuniterir:Hismble, BOatswain;(with thfloSs miiinect in a cmidition to talk politics, but became chautt—May ii. W. Spencer and A: Weadhead, New-ceert,lof an . arm); C l insaic.fc, Bur k e Xeel,.. Br i g siock , noisy, and,refased to pa y for his liquor. In that Ilea-lane, merchants -- April 30, 11. Baylis, Stroud; Ghineener- Parslow, Oliitirp.ili;own, and Lawrence, Midellip- 1 situation the laidlord.was compelled to give him in shire, elothier-May B,J. Allen, Horslydown,ligitteresan-iMary i lq I. Evans, Nlerthvr-Tidvil. Clamorganshire, ehopkeeper- I men.—Coistain:lifttalsalk.R:. N.; . General ifirlop, I charge to . a constable. The Defendant said in his de my Belantl, Rood-lane, merchaut-May 11,5. Ward, 1 major wait'', JIM c A ptai t i Wood, his Aids-de- 1 fenre that he had enfortunately mixed with a party Unorok.street,.Spitaltieltls, manufacturer May I I'. B. Parton , . ( 2 . poet. 00,.:iiree money....6,..cer _ may 11 . td. De jeegh I .i in p. knongtbe kploweriCapt. liamb . ort ; *lilt. ot Jacehins Whe-werepraising the Ruler of France, and J. De iamb, Bart-street. Crntehed.friars,lnerchanta--51ay Ha:nniond, JOHN, and Giscoigne, Mai:tees:mates ; and . sing drank destruction to Bonaparte and his 10, T. Panel . ..tun. Cor.4liam, WiltAire, clothier-Ma_ y /0. Gould, Chi , ' n .•pe ham, Wiltshire, inaholder-May 8, / A • I Keel and Salmon Midshipmen. When in"; likt. friends, be was kicked out of the room, and turned 1 Albemarle-street, lianoverLequare, fancy -dress-ataker. . 4 0. theyfell in :Nl " rc ' 36. long • with the French frigate , into the street. The Magistrate ordered him to pay CF:RTIFICATES—VAN 8. - IL' Arethuse which chased them three days, and on I for the liquor he had taken, and after having coin , J. U. Lutshreo, Great Winchester-tired, merchant-J..1% 1 1(7 ;coming up sebt on boaid her First• Lieutenant, who 'plied with that order, he was discharged. - -- - - - - in. with his 1 Yesterdaysennight, es the Lady of Lieut. Colonel chiuton. -. aiii?•le, Sjoseekimillinc; ittfnlned * them, that she had lately fallen __ Pancras, dealer—G. Morris, •PSdand-streei.„ poblican—T. Stoekley. Kinsnorth.. Herta, butcher—J. Mins , Weed_ 4: street, Cheap.itle, warehouseman—R. Sbep , Holywrll street. Stiiiredi t eh, harness-maker-71i. P4 l .. Oren Works, Clir,hire, calico-priater—J. Cooke, fenehorcit - street , stationer, I'. Richmond, Portsca, tailor. PA lIT N E RSII IPS DISSOLVED. • . • G. Skene, P. Delavaur, and S. Chater, Bishopsgate Within, shin-brokers—T, Parker and W. V. West, Market-street, Ox ford-market, gracers—J. W. Macmichael, P. Wyld , W. Mateo Clerk. awl T. Bangbans, Brisignorth, Shropshire, Tinker—T. Cole and L. Garland. Birmingham, scale-heato-tuannfactorers — J:. Nixon and J. Buckley, Manchester, porters—J. Barber and C. Watson, Upper Ground-stre2t, Blackfriass'-read, smiths— B. Nartfan anal F. Davil, Manchester, printers—J. Wriggles worth and A. Routledge, Wood-strect ? walehousesien—J. Cl.tyton and J. Foster. rarbold, Lancashire—J. Bolter and J: Brettio, Fisherton, Nottinghamshire. maltstcrs—A. Magnus and J. Sharpe. Boston, Littcolnshire. grocers-5; J'lettglas and J. thaw, America-square, merchants—t. Chntitnan and E. Moore Meudledsam. Sussex, butchers—T. Wangh and W. Hambleton, Liverpool, bricklayers—N. Proctor. M. A. C. Anderton, W. 1 Cissier. and B. ti. IVoodd, New Bond-street, wine-merchants' --W. Sykes and C. Outhwaite, Mirth-street. Bermonsenl hide-factors—J. Cooper A. Owen, and J. C. Harris, Buck- Lershury, Blackwell-ha ll-factor—W.Wylde., J..Brele, and T. Bolger, Southwell, Nottinghttutibite. be and J. ' t 3owee, Manchester, fuitian-manufactnreri—W." Hustler :and: J. Peirse, CaAle-street, Leicester-sqtiare, wine-merchants- O J. and W. Maclean, Upper Mary-le-bonne-street, upholders--J.. Uliittenbury and W. Ingham, Manchester, cottoamercharits— T. and J. Browolow, %est Stockwith, Nottingbaustiliire, malt stcr—J. Welbourn and T. Tayhir, Linetda, millers—W. Pike, JJ. Wuolward, B. Hope, and T. Roberts, &net], Iltkaten pipe-:naThfacturers—R. Sanderson, W. lludsdn, and .w; D: Lynch, Mark-lane, merchants. • • . —vins.--- ' ;• . The Averaze Price of SUGAR, fur tbe Week, ending April 11, is :aka. ld. per Cwt. Alaisty's ship Amelia, and a" ;dreadful engage. ment with her had upwards of 1004 .her crew killed and wounded. She was commanded by Commodore Bonvet, with a Captain under him, and upwards of 400 of the finest seamen the French navy could pro. duce, most of whom were nearly six feet high, and very robust ;. not having been long at sea. She was much shattered in her hull, knd:all het masts and spars were wounded ; her rigging was much cut up, and she might fall au easy prey to any British ship Of equal force, it she ,could be fallen in with. :She' was making the best . et her way forthe first French port she could reach : Capt. Lambert, on board the t Java, was wontideVearly in the 'teflon, after which the ship was 644' by tweet. Chadds" lit-the 'meet. gallant manner (Or a n hour and twenty miantes.— • Capt. L. survlved three days. There has been some contest between the English and American Commissaries at Halifax, respecting , the exchange of one Thomas Ounn, a• prisons+ of war. Admiral WARREN,' in reply to the epplica. firm,. said this . man was married in England, has been eight years in his. Majesty's service, received a pension from Government, and 'never having* made' an application to he discharged, contihued. on boartl. the Stedira. , • . haib Extract of a letter from' Heligoland Vfe daily and almost hourly commutticeiOn with flogtabd And the Continent, and a trade Kid PrOTises to 'eeed.all former returns. A ,her Of English and of th sth 'Essex Leal Militia, and of ex.. .tti -Atilt- ~. foreign merchants hive arrived, rfare engaging toe "turoccupioti warehouses, - - intessikag to - .Make this• island, as formerly, s. depot feie..the supply of the Continent._ We are teazel to.deatliby the boatmen 1 for arms, which they sell tothe.patriots'in Certnany. They arc willing to give any price for them:. Mus kets, pistols, and eabres, .are bought by -theta at au advance'of fifty per-cent. upon the retail price." A letter from Gottenbirgh, of the l bthinstant.says,. —"My friends write me.froin 'Wismar, that all the students of the UniverSity of Restock hare enrolled themselves to servo agentst' the French, as well as hundi;eds of_young men in both the Mecklenbuighs. - On Thurrsday last the litiniburgh Membaitts bete • me a dinner and. ball, on.uccOont of the delln-erance of liamburgh,: which was at tended.oy 040 pOrsOns. Adoskal Hort, Count Rosrw(C4overnor of Getteit• 1 burgh),and many more Gentlemen of dtstinctloo,'werf of else pirtyP • : - Le Gross, _ )e Chigwell, was standing by the fire-sick, hey dress caught the flame, and the family being absent at church, it is presumed, that from the alarm, Mrs. Le Gross was prevented calling that assistance which would otherwise hare been readily obtained; and such were the sad effects- of the fire, that on Tuesday she expired. Mucj' Torsi wits list week taken np, on suspi cion of being the mother of an infant which was found floating in a pond belonging to Mr. Vipond, at Harleston. A Jury hating : been suntmoned,,decided that - the birth had been concealed, but . by whom, un known. She was examined bra Magistrate, but' dis- Aierged, two Medical Gentlemen .having declared that there-was no eppeatsnce of . a recent delivery. Some malicious persons, however, still reproaching her with being the. mother of the murdered infant, she, on Thn;sday, Swallowed some arsenic, • and died the next dab denying that..she had taken any thing to destroy herself, only saying, 44. They say they heard the baby cry; but they did not." The Coroner's Jury brought in a verdict of self-murder, and she silts buried in'the highway. Wednesday last a duel was fought by two of • the French prisoners ou hoard the Sampson prison-ship, lying in Gillingham Reach, when One of them, in, „consequence," was killed. Not h arin g an y swords, they attached to the end of two. sticks a ,pair f I scissora• each. The deceased received. the Mafia _ _ .. . . wound In the abdomen ; his' bowels- protruded"ltnd I - yet 'he continued to , parry with his antagonist while ! wary sae protected a tt :th. -- - arltisiotts ttekt.ollit b Wdrerijiinc preleuders is 4his branch his strength would Admit. Afterwards an application I. pram tier. ed. whill(the youttgaust un hove breu cured, withoute”nfinetneot or iojit, t" I ' l Since 10 ii4ublishrlerit tw 'SOO. fkAl putieCti.l'f bal!I bras made •to the surgeon or the ship, who 'replaced i'aeLl" , the intestines and .sewed up the ,wound, but he 'Sur- tr . i i a . in i ii t t:u if h t . .;a;tll, i ttlezity„ ,, ,tt ,et mwl rpr ) hltlielti, asiiiintr,..Pmt; vived. but a shaFt.Orae. : The transaction .took place of tle . dittetweiro v m 11 4 u to twliennteyr:ehtetrs. Thrirstr.lyet' p""o' below, in the prison, . unknOWn . .to the ship's coin- Y . ?e l4 11 ) Mr! t Kier.lP.ln b I = ll4 ii° 3 1 1". "Y" orl w.",',.`, e t patty ; the evidence, therefore, on the inquest, wilt , t i t i var ti ft e n:: 0 v debdtty l a i on t ;Itstuaciztp appltrattou rat be that 'of - Melt awn'tountrytuen. •- '.. .. ,Tbs. Susatoo Amy be cunnistl;:4lll: eith e ': • art, i. ith Itir - Sunday se'nflight, for the • fi rst time this season; fer:4l:lo,eriwegelfqiirdids.orhAlfei 613 6 f..t 71. • 1 1- ',."" i r . ( ,:„ 4 ,fn: nine mackerel were brought to the beech at Brightest,. hts,4o . Is 14;U iii n te4i r a e ng; :- i i illsvii ) ot:ri; i t e e 14.4 . 1 :1n"..f .4 1 ..1 which were Imisedtately purchased far the London etymo n L_ercaliono.grodif!Vasne et;tlOffit hlrti bead4r" 4 : 4l *''' Market - ails. St. each. The following day: *nether w '" 7 P lI ! CII.allY bdr° H i lgt : . pubitlied, • boat arrived' with tit more, which were bought with PRAoTrCAL 0113WitrATIONS on the above Disr ''' eqoal ariditeit the same - price. P Ott Thursdo a SKS; !mei ap. By V., Wit t ant.ingd b 4 ShererowA, s r third beat breigki . 93, whieh.fetched -after the r 3' j apd jbmail° ' refiss).l and " HighleY° 2) F‘t.ct. of 401 . . per hundred. Not a ,siagle mackerel has . . - beep 'retitled .i,heni 'bet'ail bamboo Nevi . to the —.-- ----7--------'--- -7- -.."-' ' 4. LO)109141 Priased-ebd - Publisbed by I). Lorca iit I aletriPool.:.: •- . STATIIIIII% 014411;.$1. pout*: . • • .. 0,‘...444 , . : i. i.. 1 , • :.. 4., Average Pric.-s of CORN of ENGLAND and WALE ' S; per avarter, front the Retarn,, ending Apra 10 : Wneat. I Rye. t Harley. • tub. I Ikans 'Oahe . . P " l f e l i -, —i • 1. , . d.- 44 t 4 11 1 16 5 6 4 a. to. s. S. 4. 11.1 10 181 11 IGI 2 Arum Moore, of Tetbury, the feeling wqman,lias consented to bewat . ched for the space 0110117 weeke, • under- the superintendence of Gentlemen.' of leapeeta in order to ascertain beyond all'dattbt, 'thee she does or does net st:bsist without food. She has consented to the proposal, that an entire change of bed, bedding, &c. shall'lse made by the Commit tee previous to the commencement of the 'witch, - and Avery: part of the room anclilionse shall undergo the minutest investigation ; that her• family and usual„ attendants shall be removed to a distence;_and that no one shall approach her during the whole period of the watch, except the Gentlemen wile shall be racceasively euirioyed is watching her. (A' -7 : 7 .7111 liaN "" the being _ English risme, was to be oonsidered 'as a representation that , the vessel and crew. were linglish, and called evidence to proti that, theroirtis adlfference of iwoler tent. between foreign and. Ilritirla .ibiPa; and some -under writers stated, that had theyinown that she was a foreign stil l or lad` die SpOilsh name been inserted, they would sot bare Waved at the minium. bOid j -ELLENIPOICOUGII declared, that if . the subject 1 to be ilisured •sia's clear it was sufficient ::' that a decep- ! flow only by. the name.was-not to be considered as a j 1 misreprealptption • • but if any .evidence' could be 1 girds dal the Thr ee ' Slaters was inserted for the pur:. !pose ot•fraud, it *Gad vacate the policy; that the 1 arguineet went the leingth of Oiking it necessary ,to declare the build, country, and -mariners of every ;vessel /toured : the least thing of fraudulent misre presentation would be fatal to the tight of recdvery by the assured ; and he left it to the Jury, stating, Olaf if they thought it bo;mi fide. they ought to find for; the Plaintiff; if not, for Defendant:—Verdict for Plaintiff. . -- - . BUCKLEY V. PANTER. This was an action by the surviving partners of tr i person of the name of Purnell, to recover the amount of twelve bags of - wool, put into their hands by Purnell, and the net proceeds of which ' Defendants claimed to hold as a• setoff against a debt . due to them by Purnell alone. It ap peared, that Pumell had been in the habit of dealing largely With Defendants, on his own account ; but in ' this instance he had several times communicated to Defendants that this was a partnership transaction, although he had not communicated the names of -his paquers. • Lord Etarsramto von held, that it . wai a universal rule,Ast if a person is alloyed to appear sole pro .prietor, either by the owners or his partners,. they mustabide by their own act, and shall be bound by whit Art may do ; but in this case there was a disclo tsure : and then he should have taken care to have had the security of each ludividual, and the onus was thrown upon the person• to whom the goods were sent. ,iVerdict for Pluiatiff.. • . Some French prisoners.lately attempted to. escape, I at midnight, from a prison ship in Hamoaze ; and having let themselves into the water about a minute before a heavy storm of hail came down, one of them - Wag drowned. The rest,. by calling out for assibt- Ance st . were saved. Gcnnum.L.—On Saturday Mr. Maclean was charged before Alderman BIRCH, with refusing to be had drank' in a public-house in iblic in- ou the S mutt Ball, Nor 41 P. s Brown, Willson, Brn%s., and Posecu .it. C. ,trate Court upon his ; also of the per _ r jilted witnesses who gave eVideuce against him on big trial ; stating the respectability of his family, one of whom,be stated had been the means V I. red:icing him to distress ; and lastly, imploring of the J u il ge to seek mercy for him at the hands of the PaiNci REGENT. The RECORDEft contradicted that part of tbe,cul prit's appeal, which stated Sir R. C. Glynn to have acted as a Magistrate on his trial, there having been no interference on his part. The London priioners having been trial, three were ordered to be transported for 11 years, two for life, and six for.seven years. BI RTII S. Sunday morning, Lady Catharine Forrester, youngest &tigh ter to the Dowager Ductless of Rutland, of a son, at htr Orates Louse in Sarkvllle-street. Va the 15th inst. at Budfield, Surolk, the lady of John Par.' cell, Esq. of a daughter. DIED. • On the 7th - inst. at Doddingtoo, Cambridgeshire Isabella • 'Anne Frances, the infant daughter of the Rev. Alge rnon too. On the 19th inst. in the 36th year of her age, Matilda. the wife of George Browneworih, Erq. of Homey-road, 'shop ton. IirILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen's Head • Inn, Snow-hill, Liihdon, the best Accemmoilatiou for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charge.. The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out front . the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill: — EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth,. : Dartmoeth, and Salbbary, New .lust Coady, every Morning ot half-past Silt o'Clock, with a Guard, through. Wanton. AKu mintier, Bridport, Blandfnrd, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. • BOSTON, Spalding, Peterbitrough; Stilton, sad Hunting. • • don. New Royal Mail Coach; sets out every Eveniag. Coaches . from Boston to Spilsby, Wirth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Ktiutsford, Stour, and Liteb. • i field, Pint Coach, called, The Expeditioa. every liveable at Five•O'Clock, to the Saracen's Ilead Inn, Dale-ttreet, Liver limoi. Guarded throughout. • BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Conches, through Chip penham, Caine, nod Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound ion,- Bath, and the hoodoo Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan aristol, next Morning.—Coaches • .to Wells. Bridgetvnter, Taunton, &c. LEEDS New Light Coach, called, The Rockingham ' sets out every Morning ut iialf - past S e v en ~'Clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with n Guard thatie4h- aut. Pak" through Suunfort, Newark, Retford, Doaraoer and Fexryhridge,t , i the Guide.' Lion. Leeds, next Das , at Noon. • Notwithqrinding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is .. i allowed to he the most ngterabie and complete Public Convey , I mice on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation • by any other. • • KENDAL. lArteruner, Preston, Kirby-Lntathile, Bolton, Charley*. OrmsWrit. and Ottistang Port Conches, every After noon, at Five o'Cloeli. lsluarded. GLASGOW; Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfriet, Brmatthill, Thornoill. Sooqultar-Kilo, - Canmock, Kingswell, and all pare* of Scotland, Comperdown Coach (Daily). YOit K. Newcastle, nod Edinburgh, new Coach, pert rrned with a Guard throughout, sets nut every Mornir. at hnlf-pa-t Six o'Clock, by way of Newark. Belford, T:dca:ter, I).tr lingtott, Northullertno. Durham, Morrill, not Berwick.— Ptol , engers Bulting themselves fatigued from the length of Cie journey, may rest what time they please, and then omered 401 without any additional fore. J. Clark, the Black .Swan. Co noy.street. York. runs Coaches to Suuderland, Hull, Scuba rough. Whitby, and other Place.i. BRIDGENORTD and Walsal new Post C9acii,, every E;euing. - CARLISLE, Penrith. rind Whitehaven. PO Cam It, goes with Four Horse:, and.it Guard all the on_ ,v PisFte+ ohn , ugh Ifrough, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richman!, tottcrisll, li n- . roughbridge, Agtherby, Aberfon, l)ancostcr, and Goodin in (the nearest wa by eighteen miles), sets out every %Forum.. rad rrforms the journe) with the greatest facility. l'ab call -engets detained on the Road by btniness or plea-tire, have the par advantage of their seats being secured in the nest • at W Als EFIELD Post Couch, every Morning, half-pad Six o'Clock. CHESI ER, Newport, Whitchnrch, Tarpnrley, Nantwich. Northoich, and Middlewleh, Pint Coach, every Evening, at Five n'Clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, nod Yarm, New Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton , Newcastle. rya and Wolverhampton, Post Coach , ever y Afterautio, guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffool. Post • Coach. the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, lit Five o'Clock, suarilea. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rock' ingliata, every Morning. SOUTHAkIPTON. Winchester, Alresford, anal 4lton Coach, every Evening ! - BIRMINGHAM Mercury Past Coach, with n Guard, nit out every Afternoon, and reaches Birminetiaar next day at awn , - Passes by Oxford, F.nstr, and Shipsione, to the Saracen'' , I Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL Northeave, Howie", Thorn. and Doneaster,•Pmt Coach, every Morning nt half-pod Six, o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton-gate, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddenann, and Cheshuat Coach, every Noising. • TOTTENUAM and ED hif oac MONTON Ch, daily, nrk at half aat past 10, half-Ilast LOCK AND SBILGICAL DISPENSARY. Ills Royal Highness the Duke of York, President, and the following Committee of Bowttroors :-- Earl of Leitrim • I Colonel W. J. Jones, N. P P. Earl of EgrPlTl_Ont , I John Latoncbe. Esq. M. Right Bow. T. Jones I Colonet H. Cleuseuts, M. P. Rt. flon.R.B.Shoridan.M.P. I Captain Jauses•ilay. liost. Col. J. Barry, M..P. I Surgeon ' Mr. Rieman, , Member of the Reptl College., London. TIIE Patronage this I nstitution haszercirea, for the exchuive treatment and Cure of Vottt'Seces. attlietcd with Yenereal Complaints. nnd their dreadful consequences, ;.s strfetares, debility. tdeerations. &c. c.tnitteted. notice OW in oagement of it Gentletiant urthe first proles-iiugsj ohilitiet. , sill IlalisfY the 1'460910w 4igli petits of mt. K t:T.ri 1018.0.1. and that by it the inconvenienem of Polllii Coaritimae av^°': . 4 o t tniret the fa"' • - , . , , OW • ' " , .. . - • . ... •• • mil r,4 arrAqlesm.. AN. - 6 - . ' --. Najiar ie llipa . .IC=l=iailli;;MNl4l l .. lol . Zysi./......"1.1"Yi1ai W..-anionli;Zalgiiiii4 .. . , ..,. , . • THE 0,55-4(71C. ' . 44* . INTALLIGENCE- . blab' of . tbil day were dostitate of paid' , 01:Irtnrgr d'' - I 1 nut. 7. . , •• . ~. -,........... .••• • ' 7......-... . • • - , COURT or icutots lissom!, GesionALL , Armin. • zoliteson .foui 40,46 Rcco u si ca li t. • wril.(liscioied. iiiider . .of a newspaper must n a ith (Moat,. et the notice of 'a deliberate ' , • AND to h O. .94iLisoAD.. ccArlian .4rs dringis t • Assiassis as . . • 7ita ila l gcsedoniistmetstr-_.l44if. Death o ? ion of the Lurdealiaii:lB , liird..?* k l 43 Y Thy was an alNillin OD is . la T. of' insurande for Riiiber.i. K. copliewripiermf J:titar.vvill:llo7 winere l erhe R..;en,: .. 1 together the.oPddhilni..multittide to see the goods, per Three Ste t ikt. anti from Sevil l e ar ' C o :: i srooght home by lAirif.yystipolelniounied on die, both or either. Betkorctitlitt i wits Inserted:after' w mple , r, pm . i*, an"hibithli till ass and graces of a. litho policy Was'. greittee ib rd *alit* the w or dy , , mAre, WolloturiVitt; Anise' Irmiirl, n newi ß , R ,,,r", t i . • ~ ‘ of the , ',mailbag -im vi-eivielliewhease above she vsd rf /II for by this spectachi wfmayeee, that•even 'Trio Hinastos :, iifies e t sisters • Severalon but, • i ' n n Nan, ept Re Reddi ng . ~n ,..,•itei s lacks have theitfojOriet; • tfe wen *Seer own 'Unt.orwriters put their initials to the alterati , -- t• 614 ' indill f Ogr e Alisi4ijainSmilsieel int, Williams Alfirey - 7, 4 - tv: -' ; the itussure. • r - s T Ones Wheeler, Prierillm Torde wilifi l ,,, ID' . ' 011011111 g is. the sbOrteit notice of this G j : Y l K y ee n ; „ ::ne h r i i s i:l6 P rt r w o ad s " ecu atah to Pabeg r: Piees p r res atl idi nt lig hPelta a j. : lrd a ng llf : a f :ii ni : I ; ii emu's. . in some of .the Papers a column 'tea etcu. . pu bli c isnhit M pilesh r. f: P lAilidc::l 7 a . :" : l6tie l b : : ; : : bil:t . h ; e _ nra _ : ;: 7 .t ina ;;;:;;:h mei . fi t h A detcritilina ..of the solemn refs. 1 ' r I ►;. • - ii I/ • 1 i ~' !/