The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-12 00:00:00

LAW 11#77LL1G►ENCE. COURT O) KING'S WENCH. NO%. 10. Neu. V. lat.u. Mr. Palm moved for a Rule to SkPIP caw why a net' trial should not be had in, this cause., This was an action to . recover the amount o r po licies of insurance on the ship Risiosi Saa. It Was tried at Guildhall, and a verdict fuubd against the Uuderwriters. The - first policy of insurance was on the contingency of the ship's being allovied to fowl at Riga. The second policy was, on the, ship a nd cargo, at and from - Riga. The first objection which arose on the tile! was, that a letter receiveii by the broker was. not folly coMmunicated to the underwriters. The letter mentioned. that • a decree had been published, ordering the pipers of,* ship to be sent up to St. Petersberelt , to be en. mined. The broker had communicated 'thus fae, but had omitted a further paragraph of the lettpr y which said, that the decree had octesitined, give/ alarm at Riga, and that ship& were fist to,mui unload till their papers were Maned (rein St. Pc. tersburgh. The nett objection was, thnt hi.** ship had not been permitted to unload, •thelpilipi on the ship and cargo at and froth Rita etfaftf not take effect. Lord ELLENBOROUGH--•" Might not the pialiplc*. be matte to overlap ?" Mr- Justice BAILEY-' s The policy out ceittentli twcnty.four hours after the safe arrival of the Ali) in the port." . . Lord ELLIN1101tOUG11.•••••" The ship arriv ed the 9th of June, and she. wavoot sequestered until site 24th of December. There were a great ma n y good twenty-four hours betiseen those days. With apect to the letter, there appears little dßierenen between its statement and that which ,the broke made. He was only bound to state facts. The nervous tremors of his correspondents at Riga were nothing to him or to the underwriters. In . his corn. munication with the underwriters, it appeared ha only mentioned, that the ship Rivitvi Sun had been stopped till her papers . were sent to St. Petersburgb. The letter mentioned that all the ships at Riga hat) been treated in the same way, and this might have looked more like an order for an embargo than the niere.result.of curiosity with respect to a particular ship. On this point there might be some doubt. But the case was left fully to the Jury, and it did net appear necessary now to disturb the verdict."' SIMPSON V. CAPEL. The A TTOIINEY.GENESAL moved for a new trial on the affidavits of two witnesses, whose evidence substantially contradicted that of a Mr. Hunt, a witness for the Defendant. The action was brought to recover the price of furniture sold by the Plaintiff to the Defendant, the price of which had been settled by Mr. Hunt and the agent of the Plaintiff. The ATIPORNEY.GENERAf , stated, that upon the trial Mr.. Hunt had denied that the agreement bad ever been made. By the unavoidable absence of a witness for the Plaintiff, who would have contra dieted the entire evideuec of Mr. Bunt, a verdict . was given for the Defendant. The witness was now Tidy.--The Rule granted. PAROLE NOTICE TO QUIT. The ATTORNai-GENEIAS. lamed for a to sheet cause . why a new trial shook not be granted in an ejecttnent cause, wherartilatits had boa. l stilted, in consequence of the notice to quit hsYtgg been given by a person who described himself as &goat for the executors of the former landlord, such agent having no written authority to that effect from the parties fur whom he had described himself as acting, nor any power of attorney from them. .The At, torney..General submitted, to a person who was tent for the landloitt, such authority might he conveyed by parole, and' that a written order. to this effect was not necessary. A notice to quit fni ht even . be given by parole. , Lord ELLENaoioUGH said, notice to eta might surely be given by parole, if given by the landlord himself. It would be giving too great a laxity to the rule, however, to hold, that a notice given by a person who described himself as agent fur an. Other, but who had no written order to that'effect to exhibit to the tenant on whom he served the no. tier, and who could no otherwise convince him that he was actually vested with that character, than.that he held it by parole, was a sufficient notice, which the tenant was bound to obey. What security could a tenant who obeyed such a notice, from a person who might really have no authority to serve him with it, have, that he might not, after he had quittetl the premises, be still sued fur the rent, and subjected to the filly mcnt of it To give drat to a notice to quit, given by a person actingin the ca. parity of agent, it wan necessary that there should be a power of attorney, or some other authority in writing.—Rule reftisetl. . ...„. • A Getman Piper (7'ite Nene tun:), received on Thursday, 'tangibility; - Wattethe hes*,of Dresden, as article, the object of which'is'evitiently to pre. pare the people of Saxony fur some Chloe , is the auccenion tollte throne of that tons kiagneve. " Daztv, OCT. 24.--Grielt prePtiiiillisna are • making in this itit'y for the taint' ng Of the A'SsihnSty of the Statist, which is kiedfor the leek Of ie. neary, 1811. Sonsts important tinisiderittions will, it is said, be submitted to lib diitingutilied and luatrioat Body, materialty'inianidag its Advance 'he glory And prosperity of •Saxeay.. trip who has so long and so - centrally iatiosifeaffee the welfare of his people, will propose these resolutions through the niediunt,;( the Chancellor ; and the eie,: increasing isbrmities, with Ilk earnest Wishes•Of Monarch, will doubtless cause them to be adopted: , by the Assembly . of.the Slates.!' A prisoner on board the French frigate Nereids,' dosing her action with the Rainbow and Avon, re. ports, that she had 37 men killed and 57 wounded; She mounted 44 guns, with a complement of 517 men. The epistolary communication Ishii Ititssin Still continued impeded by a variety of vexatious restrict.; lions, and the merchants awaited in anxiety and suspence the result of the extraordinary measures Which had lately been adopted. . 'file carriage of Prince PONIATOWSKI,•OII the j ou rney from'Lublin to Warsaw, was 4m:flurried, -by which accident he received several Streit! cuntu. • o.l o olrdi 'lib boa. AIM f~ THE STATESMAN PO LICE. • ..BOA argErt On Friday . eight,. leis 4. Prod/ and David Gordon, two lads About eiglataen itairs of age, wore brought before Mr, Rims, in euitotly of Godfrey and Blacksmith beloking . to, the office, charged with being deriarters from the 451 h• regiment of Light Dragoons. Thu Priiiiners not denying the charge they were committed to the Si voy prison. A mac, who reeitl: fitiglit was John Boole, clf very genteel appeareoce, was Charged with defraud. itig Mr. Coleman, Westmetell4.street, St. Mary• le.boane, of a watch. The Prosecutor stated, that on the 2d inst. the Prisoner came to his shop, 'and said he: wanted• a oevr wrack.. The Prosecutor asked, what sort of e watch ? The Prisoner replied, o gold one ; and observed, that he had purchased min of him before, which proving a very good one, induced him -to come to his shop again ; the Prosecutor thewedhim several watches, and he at last ordered one that was to cost 30 guineas. The Prosecutor stating, that 'he could nut get it One till &bout ehristinas, the Priloner"obierved that %tonic( he i very long time frie hint to be without a -watch, and asked the Progenitor to lend Itim.a watch in .the . teems time, which the Prosecutor did, presenting him with a watch which was,. , ,y l oth about four guineas ; but observed,. es the.Peisoner was a stringer to him, he Must request a deposit to be left. The Prisoner repli ed, that he had unfortunately eosin out without suffi. Went cash, but if the Prosecutor would call at his house, he.witad giro :him eight' or . tea , pounds is 'a deposit, .which he supposed would be !Arica and at the - time took up apiece of paper with. the gfeatest depee - of, consequence, and wrote as his itiaress, " Mr. Brolti, 28,'•CurzOtr.street, May. fait." The Prosecutor said he did not.require any farther deposit than the Tattle of the old which ; but the Prisoner said lie would give him a check upon his banker for 51.. as he ;never drew fur, (pas [thin that sum , and wro te the following draft : • 0 • "•Loadoo, Nov. 2, 1810. • a No. IS, Infileini-laee, Ferithureii-street.. " Messrs. Join, Aleitaneer and Co., please to pay Mr. Cole man,• or Bearer, five pounds oa demand. " " J. BRO,WN.", The Prisoner added that if the Prosecutor did not pay the cbeck away, and would - send it to his house theuext.daY, he . would give him the cash. TheProseenter, however, presented the check for payment where it was drawn, the next day ; but payment was : refuSed, with the observatiub, that it was good for nothing, and thedrawer's real name was John Boote. A 'similar chArge was exhibited. against the Pd. Sower by a watchanaker,'of May's-buildings. LIVERPOOL, Nov. B.—On Saturday evening, the (27th of October last, about eight o'clock, op Mr. William Ascroft, an opulent farmer, who re; sides at liaison, near Liverpool, was returning home on horseback from Liverpool, just through ,thi. village of Walton, about • three miles from .that place, he was stopped by two - men, who took pin) nra lane a short ,distance from the high roid,, and demanded his money. Mr. Ascroft told them he had not much, and that he was only a servant, who had been to Liverpool for letters. The men then de• mantled his watch, which he gave them, they also got from, him 31. in silver, a small comb, and a pen-knife; they desired him to go on, and left . him. Mr. Ascreft,bad in *pocket book in his coat pocket ' 1401. .besidea some bauk netts is his beeeehes. pockets,, which. the rubbers fortunately did not dis cover.... He gave a deperiptioo of the. robbers and of, his watch to the Polips : Officers .of Liver. Pot/ I .—P- 0 n th 4 siettt• evening, Robert Slier:Oa; twosand. W, illiam Flinn l 4rislimen, were apprehend. ad hear.the dunks, in the act of stopping seamen, pretending to belong to the press-gang. They. an. arming the deseription given of ..the robbers, Mr. Miller, the sisperinteuclantiof Police' 9f Liverpool,. Made inquiries respecting: them. .The watch and comb of mthieb..Mr..Ascroft had, been robbed, were traced to them ' , and he identified Sherlock as being. one of the otee.who. robbed him, and, said be be. 1 lievedFlistx to be the other. . • • TbraPsisoners are fully committed for trial, at the next Lancaster Assizes. Some time ago a Portuguese sailor was killed • in . is not in Frederick-street, Liverpool, near the Old pock ; and a youngman, of the name of George Slainfield, is fully committed for trial at the next' Lancaster Assizes, for the .wilful murder of the' Portuguese,, be being Idetitifted by several persons as the ringleader of the mob, and to have been seen with s stave in his hand, and heard to encourage per. sons to strike the deceased, by saying " Give it to him!" Private letters from . Buurdeax mention, that Man.hal kbersostAcu had, at the latter end of ' gust sucevded, with considerable difficulty, in throwing six Moths iwovisions late Barcelona, and that the patriotieface in the . neighbourhood of this fortress bad been greatlraugmented by the arrival of fresh levies from Waiver, Cervera, and Man. resa, and that it was .io contemplation, to turn the blockade into a siege. • • Mr. WALTRIt SCOTT, it is reported,. is to receive 10U01. fur the copyright of his Poem of The Lady of the Lake. • The named the Mate of the vessel lately drown, .ed at Dover Ives ItocEtts,, not Roaearsoy, as stated is the Newspapers. At gentleman its Lincolnshire having lately ob. - sated, as he thought, a strange horse in a favourite, desired his. servant, who had lately- engaged .erith,,to put. the animal in the pound. He was obeyed ; and, on passing the pound a few days after, was astonished to find it was his own horse, nearly starred, having been during thatt interval without a morsel of food. Wednesday morning, the daughter of Mr. Jones; bricklayer, Degelawe, Shrewsbury, was burnt L death by her clothes accidentally taking fire. Tint' child had been lighting the fire, and pireett:th.ti'... ll die behind her, which caught he; dress ; the y ;t( creature ran into the yard io an entire blaze ; e.• wren there, - who endeavoured to relicie her, 'vim se4 verely burnt—she did not survive many hours, end was. a most pitiable spectacle! When such melan. -.choly accidents happen, if the person was laid pros. seate on. the. door, the flame could uut nen ascend , acrdmigbt ossify be extinguished. - From the LONDON GAZETTE, Nor. 10. BAN ItU J. Bronkroan. Wiocheater, tamer. to corroder Nov. 28, at three, 54 3 , at ten Dec.% at two. at the George lan, Wheelies ter. •Attornio, ' Allen, Clifford'i lea; and pad, Winchester'. ' Chatterttm, Mactliettent. einficiinneN NOV. 194 T f l .n )OC. Ith r et- _ . Aliole Mt* hater A A 4. ni two. at the y Arms siiiii ard ..1 Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane; and AWE well, Manche .. W. Greenkow, Manchester, raetchall,`,No9.2o47, Dec. f, at two, the Bridgewater Anne Inia,Alanebester, Attoraiek Messrs.ucksvorth, Chippendat4 and Denison, Manchester. • T. St e eklaud and T. N. Brick wiped, - Liverpvlsdi aterclsano,, Dec. 4, 5,12,,aC0ne, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attar ' 7 0. nit.% Mr. we, Wood- street; and MesorisCooperani Lowe, Soutlitiop i buildings, Chancery-lane.; .s.: • •cr.tridiii,,„ ' . J. Bull, W. Ihifiks, and G. Bryson, K ing-nOMM,., - ide,,i wholesale liaen . -dnapers Nov. IS; 29, Dee. flis. at Pee c: at Guildhall. .A,tturecy t !Mr. 'Sherwood, Canterbury-square, Southwark. T. Philp, Plymouth Dock; printer, Nov. 12, 11, Dee. 22, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Alliefei. Williams and Dark, Princes-street, Red Lion-.moire. ` T. (4. Barton and 'W. W. Barton, Liverpool, merchants, Nev. 28, 29, Dee. 22, at eleVen, at the Globe Tavern, Liver pool. Aitornies. Messrs. Rowlandsun and Son, Liverpool. P. NLTayloralid J. T. Smellier, Liverpool, merchants, Dee. 9.4, 2'l, at one at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Att o r nies, Messrs. Crunip. , and Lodge, Liverpool; and Mr. Batrye,Chrui cery-lane. I. FeBren,-Cheapside, Norwich shawl-manufacturer, Nov. It, W, Dec. 22, at twelve; at Guildhall. Attoroey, Mr. Bir keit, Bond-conrt, Wii/lirook. . J. Reynolds, Swansea, tannei, Nov. 26. 27, Dee. 22, It elegy , yen, at the Bush' ltm; Swansea. Attornies, Mr. R. N. Thomas. 1 Swansea I nod lile%h. Price and Browoe._Lincula's Inn: 1 J. Pemberton. Wood. End, Walsall, Soiffordshire,caw.-deal er, Nov. 253. at five, tg, Dec. 22, at eleven, at the Littleton Arms lon, Peokridge, Staffordshire. Anomie% Messk. Tur ner nl4l Pike, Bloomniury square; and Mr. Ileeley, Walsall. J. Round, Dudley, Worcestershire, eprdwaincr, N0v.42113, at five, *.), I)er. 22, at eleven, at the Littleton Arms Inn, • Peak- ridge. Attorhies, Messrs. Turner on ti Pike, Bloomsbury- square; and hlr. I leeley, Walsall. • . J. D. Bird, Cardiff, bookseller, Nov. 27, aO five, 24, Dec. n, at eleven, at the Cardiff Arias lan Cardiff. Attornies, Messrs. Tovey and James, Newoham , 'Gloucestershire; and Mr. James, Gray's Inn. • M. E. Ilentherston, Kingsloa-upon-Ifull, spirit-merchant. Nov. Id, 24, Dec. '22, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-aporOlull. Attornies, Messrs. T. and C. Frost, Hull I and hlessrs. !tosser awl Son, Bartletes-buildings,llol horn W. Harper Manchester, cotton-ntantifarturer, Nov. 21. 27, Dec. 22, at el even, at the Georgelim, Manchester. Attornies, , Messrs. Willis._ Pairthorne, and Clark, Warnford-court ; and Mr. Heslop, Manchester. J. Soulby, :Barnard Castte. bonkseller, Nov. 9.),' 1 221-' DWI . 22, et twelve, at the King's Head Inn, . Barnarii,oolV.ldAfti teenies t Mr. Whelk°, Barnard Castle; mod .4igtissifWlidettia . and Dvke, Lanals-buildings, Temple. , ...,' fit.-• ..; - -.. - W. Ford, Beekhigtori, Somersetshire maisigetikielS, 17,, 'Dee. '22 , at eleven, at Guildhall, Limden.4tgenies, Mr. Oakley, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street ; *al :Williams and .1111511, rFroistbridge, Wilts. , • • G. Murphy, Bread-street, Cheapside,l i arginler. Nov. 17, 21, at one, Dec. 22, at twelve, at ,44 ' 1 .. • Anornei j i, , Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. . :I t :if •. • • i.Ji T. Clayton, Maidenhetul, printer, Nola', 4, , 240, .p.r;..la. eleven, of Guildhall, London. Attoraies, Monti, Stubtill air rMedes. Bit iningharn ; and Mr. Egertssa,..Greiciqi., . ...A.. f." Marie Simeou, Maur y l a c e - merchant , Nov. 17, 27. Dec. 29, at one, at Guildhall. Londoe. - Anomie', num. /ieltrer'stsase and Portal, Essex-street, Strand. J. Haworth. Jun. Kingston-upon-11u11, ranch:int; Pi: It. 21. Dec. 22, nt this Neptune Inn, Kingston-spot -HaiL Altar nies, Messrs. Picard and BrorttEey, Hull. J. Stricklaml, Stntirport, Worcestershire,iklatser, .Iklar. 18, 29, lire: 2'2 th Star and GP rter Ina. Worcester. Anomie", Mr. Long, W orcester; and Mr. Williams, Quality-court Clam bers, Chtuicery-lane. . E. Wickham Dickenson, Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 9, 4. 22, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Amender, Marrs. Stauistreet and Edeo, Liverpool; and Mr. Windle;John-street, Bedford-rn w. 14. Fourdrinier, Cannon-street, and S. Fourdriaier. char ing•cross, paper-manufacturers, Nov. 17, 24,.Dec. 22, at ten, ut Guildhall. Attorney s Mr. Abbot, Atechtnek4ard. J. Richardson, Berwick-upon-Tweed, sawed/ant, Nov. 24. Dec. 1, 22, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Bur nett, Middle Temple-lane. ' . " G. Schofield, Shrewsbury, ,brazier, Dee. 10, - 1.1, 22,__ at eleven, at the Crown inn, Shrewsbury. Attorufes, Me. 1011, Shrewsbury; and Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartletes-buildings, Holborn. T. its Itlington, Nrwthatnntoo, mercer, .Dec. 3, 4,0441ie Ste• racen's !lead I int,Toweester, 22, nt eleven, at the Aagle luo, Northampton. Alt:wales, Mr. Loren, rnwcester land Messrs. r“ttlice, Loigilill, and beckitt, Grass's Inn, J. Howell, Chester, linen-draper, No'v. 22, 23, Dec. 29, at eleven, at 11w Feathers lan, Chester. Attorney, Mr.-Tarrant, Chancery-lane - . T. Bell, Nicholas-lane, merchant, N0v.17, 24, Silken, Dec. 92, at eleven, at Guildhall. Alt - urines, Neon. Greguoa and Diann. Angel-court, Throgniortion.street. R. Philp, Nov. and W. &slaw, jun. Great St. Helen's, up holsterers, Nov. 17, 2 Mr, at ten. Dec. 22, at eleven, s at Guild hall: Attorney, r, Settee, St. Mary Axe. . It. Rnhy, Bucklerslarry, warehouse/nun. Nov. 1 2.94, at • ten; Dec. 12, at eleven., at Guildhall. Atternies, Messrs'. Ka.. son and Rogers, Foste&lane, Chscipside. y N. James . Manchester , ' victualkr, Nov. 19, , . 2°, at three, at the Mosley Arai • lms, Manchester., sli t l4 - kle.„ Ellis, Chancerrlatie 1 and Mr. Cardwell, Mai 3' 1 r . • • . A. Nordhlad and H. Middleton.- Kingston-won-Hull s mer chants,. Nov.,lfs. 17, Dot. 22. 'ateleven, at Me 6 , oiittietisk Kingsturs-upne-Hull, Attorney, Mr. filiittini':Holl: ''., •fI- i 11. J. Birkitt, blertoi-Falgute ebecsimpagerNev.o l at two, Dee. 22, at one; at O;llkilitg l •ASAiSS l V 4l 'ht ". Willet and Annesley, Finsbury-square. . . , t, ,14.' polka, !dresser-OMA, , tioldsos s pon* grocer, Nov i 12,(' at tata,,27,.l)ee: 22, S t at. one, QUiilli 1 . ., Attersay, 31t.. Volog.• ..ne-street, Pieeadilly. •' I " . ; ' - , T. Tere,,,,,Chatham,, grocer, Non„2o,ljvclve, 24, at niry Dec. 22,0, at Guildhall, Londatt.' tterliyi Mr. Shel ton** s • wood, • en-centitC Btoad-streeL-.. 7 • ' ,'l,l . /t e r A_.. Mar p, linat-comsuon, corn-dehtcittli944l2,At'Ainvets, 20, Dec. 21,it one, at Guildhall, Lundop pt . torney, liFesqs. Beckett and, Whale, Bread-street, Colt ViSto.oo • „... W. Thorober, Menhionth-street, gruce , ; :1311744:1; 22, nt eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tayiiii, ffiald Gray7.s.lun. . . - • it . afore, Knightsbridge, carpenter, Nov. 13, 1_ ,7 Dec. 22, at cleven,:at Guildhall. Attorney, . Mr. Mills, Vine-street, Piccadilly. J. Tehitington, Liverpool, merchant, Dee. 9 ; 4, 2'!, at eleven, at V..: George hm, Liverpol. Atlornies, Messrs. Mw-. sev and Cartwright, Liverpool. I. Mann, Harlntry, iVaiw ickshire, draper, Dec. 3,4, 22,' at eleven, ..t the Bell lan, Shipton upon Sower Worcestershire. Attornies, Mr. Eyre, gray's Inn-square ; and Mr. Fiodun, Shi mon-upon-Slower. , . . S. Haworth, Witley, SUirey; tenter, Nov. 20, at twelve, 24, at one, I)ec. 22, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Willis, }baton-square. _ W. B. Shaw,'St, Paul's. Church-yard, warehouseman, Nov. 17, 24, at one, Dec. 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ksrktnan,'Cloilk-tene. ' 3. Champ, Chichester, money-scrivetter,..Nav, 17, at twot: 27, Dec. 9.2. id one, at Guildhall; London. Atihroey, Ittv:irew,e Ilenrietta-street, Covent-garden. . . S. and W. Watson. Liverpssol, - merchants, Dee. 9,4, 24, IL twe t ive,.at the Gltshe 'raven*, Liverpool. Auurpies, Mr. Black-' stock, Paper-buildlnp., 'remote; stud. Mr. Frit', Liverpool. T. ilayeork, 'W Ititechapel, victualler, Nov. 13,'44, Dec. 22, 'at ten, at Guildhall. Attoruies Messrs •W. sad S Argil!, Whitechapel-road. . . '. • ' J. Hopkins, 14'9n:ester, merchant, Dec.s, 4,12, at eleven, at the %Hop Pule Inn, Worcester. Astorkke, M . W. Welles, Worcester ; and Mr. Pratt, Tatitield r conft, Temple.... : ' 'l'. C. Huxley, Liverpool, grocer. 1'e0r.,17., 27, at twelve; Dec. 22 at eleven, at Guildhall, Landon. Attoroles, Messrs. Young ;nt Hughes, t-sex-street, Strand. .. W. Crosley, S. Crodey, and J. Crosley, .ISoi Uns, Ilatirws, ' Yip i r 2 thif l e A., :nt o l!a li s t in e t e hall- , st i r i e t et t woollen -manufacturers, *sip. tiworialltaeni,- and Maglei n 9144 Ft% ry. • , Q eal"teent ISesosopp-- ; ;;t 4 One D ,l l !. iµ i 4 ~ 77;r * . 22, at elePtr atitAchail. N "Lwi l iz , 00,.11r. Belltsin - 011Mtbst'clust,',.,.. . 1 1 - .. , s , rriati.' 'f .4.5. I.lriciwoolk Ittr42.NWfUnitsai; brnigit. 1, 22, at.ten,„ ;11.4011d11011:!'!%,11rovpisteg.K.w. •Ann,.Lontlon-ttivet: '7 Dcuison. j* ~r ,: .‘. 1 (11., II ditper,'Usg ve k.blincerields_, * i/011 4 111 Dec... 22, at *stet . Misitdbuki.-IMtufetiel Ind Wailer, Spitaltsvowign,, • , `s -P` •...s s 'J. * Ca*/ ..,I, l 4l l f . clifivatPait el f Niiv. . 13, ' 21." DePPI2VGIA iftintnik a - I Mr. Stevenson, Ctseqn&r-court, Charing- i . . W. parlisw,l ortesaturetstimetettl i elds e alter, Nov.' iti,. Dee. 9, 512;bat t istrkri,,` IsA'A ti Mr. I"ley i pbedilslde: dep.,. • -"' .?A , ktlynat. , ItOVleld. tit! Colitib r oval vice ; tedut., mil. Attorney, thiraik, vide- Atiorue3l V"1.• ....I'nnec.i:tPe.ll9,rii.as.nßaoeidwuteelligiall, o tgeni e l fane u h l V l , e ns ti ll fe i C"nmi- r : e - sq l . Nr d ll i t E rd a S tr oe :l4 ,: et W e l e hi r l i w er ibet :l 4 , 6l : :l ll4l4 :" . 11 4- t : te :en s,. -114c.tt H...ltsses, Skimmer -street, clieetelabager-;, 1 114 .7 Waller, Canterttory-place, Lambeth, t all o w-ch;,,,g:_,V. I; J. N am ing/Im, St. Martiu's-le-graod, cattes-01a,4407- -Der. 11. G• Palmer. PkYatouth. kaberdasher--Bec. r;.! ig it ar egi ketae lt r, l gr ni oce initc r= fi Der. 7. 0. Roberts, chea, r 6 ., artty, L_D e e. I, N. Mnmmatt, Birmingham, rueer_DT, m ltrt Cawing, Castle-eJurt, Birchin-laue, inerchant. I . • )T. /1' '• • • . • CEHTIFIOATEIL-sHac. I. • .7. rin. kte , nota-street, suctitmeer-W. T. Dalin, tt \I garet's-hill, eilltr--G. Jarrla, Piceantlll, g a i ter _ J :i i !t• MU, martsgreen s datelturst , Sums, and T. Hamm., fl an k ,' y e t . hiaskomers-M. *I. Nathan, Godmmchester, sh,,,"'" -1. Alexander, Dukeatireet, Aldgmte, butter -4. i!nk Tavistock, 1/evonsbire, mercer-W. Struck, Natart h .i me - r'tt chnt-S. Bala, Weston *Uoders.le, silversmithC. 4z b ury . Angell -eourt, Skituser-street, printer-yr. D a yi a, c .., ley, Worcestershire; gun -btrrel-thaktr-W. Paulding, k . .." stun-upon-Hull, grocer-J. rdallatrast, A ansf-- 1 •'V ' , .. .... ha n y y ._ to:shire, inabolder-T. Caw, Bush-lane, Lannumnreet 1..' chant-W . Inlet nod /I. 1)1 sots, Itntherhithe, fi l yty4 eltauts-T. Bryan, Sloane-street, Chelavt, grocer-E hi L Doernik, commonly called Kanto Vnu Duuroik, E;Ga L. and J. Donovan, Well's-street, Welk-lox-wpm, peat 4 ,2 suakers-J. Moot and T. Aditass, Leadeultail- street, au. r faetarers-It. Tutla, Clnmthtsottreet, Cuventsgardes t , ...r m . ; sauxer-G. Hanson and J. Walostey, Liverpool, aims W. Lunt, Little Ormatut.stroit, Qtteen- : quart, o last -r.._/4 H. Kaalimanto, New Loudon-street, Crateledstril . PARTS ERSII I PS 0 IS4OLV RD. • S. Button and 3. Renshaw, Nottingham, snliciton--J, ir !damask mad H. Etherlogtua, Deolutg, merchant -0 go.t ' • 0 ; and D.Satith, Sedloy, Stag:6,4olm, tanmaasters 7 l. Ba l t i h Hart, P. De Barna Tutedanti, A. Cohen, atd 'L. J ° London-J. /Auk and J. flill, Itgadalg. barar-ba Lint an d H. %maw, Great 'tower-hill-,J, Noah and j, Lomas, PO. Matthews, lace tataluttarturert-A. Hammy Id W. Halliday, Haslingdeit, Lancashire, woullens manoLets ," T. Warrei T. Harvey, A . .• Paris, A. M'Cp4tandll. Warm jyy and J . Harvey, London, aterchants-,S. handry.S, S. Ga s t i4 Cole, and G. Cole, Bridpott, mnaufacturers of toni...d J o " . son, T. Whittle, W. Cute, J. Lewis, S. Yottue,W. Fiekif,J Trey or,C hester, carriers-F. Will Lunt, NI. Wih og , r . e. y. , e084 J. A. Case, Liverpool, insurance-h,ak ers -J. (heave, 4 ,4 fe. Hunt, N ottinghatn, grocer •*-;-..1. itallilcy,J.llallile,jon,,,,di, Carter, Coleman-street, woolleo-manufactureri-,l,ltallikyg J.Halliley juu. Oestshury, Yorkshire, woulkcsa,,,,,,L chamv. S. Fletcher, W. Davis, util U. It. Scott, Milbank, Wen* * ter' hre*ers-J. •Stonard, R. Ryland, I'. Mills, toy J. c . It \laud, Savage-•ardeos, corn-factor,: -W. Shackle and E, 1 Blakey, New frond -street, haberdashers-T. Serie sal g i i Austin, King-street, calico. printers. • ! . .IThe Average Prices of Corn, so in pared from the retuns matt ( in the w::ek ending . Nuv. 3, are, ( Wheal, 994. Ild.-11 1 . 45. 7d.-Barley. 4 7 5. 21.-Oats, 49,. Yd.-Heats, Ll. i t ' 4 . ,11 # ea.se, . 1 _, 55.4.`2d:-:Oateleal,si7:3:l: ' i vaptVid Aftirie Trice of Browla or Muscovado Sugar, (Ili maa Crum ' jlte returns wade in the week editing No ! . 7 ) '44' - 4ad• 'l 4l ' wt. 4 ; it t 1 1 - , E ----.F D. 7r; OR I GAS OISTABSIII 1 h . - c • 4-• - --..... :Iv I A I/110i A CORItsIPONDISIsT—AN SYS siiimisl).. , a Saturday evening last, about eight- o 'clo c k, its two Gentlemen were returning from Keniinos thrangh Hyde Park, -their atteotitm was atm/ byiergenteel dressed middle-aged man, iti a tivi este% with. two bundles and au umbrella •unliott ammo walking with a quick step toward the ill pelagic River, muttering incoherent and bekt sentences; the Gentlemen tensed and looked Atte him, and observed him make for the clomp of tree near the water; when in the midst he knelt does, opened one of the bundles and took out something, and on theft near approach, which was uftbservel by bins, discovered it was a small band glass wish two spies. They beard him utter is frantie despair, " Oh, Sarah ! Oh, Eliza! Ols,wychildreal" (att same time turning the glass side for side) 44 Shia S . • shill 1( begin et.?" Convinced all was not 11041 g :Gentlemen addressed him 'to know if they 1 Mader him any assintaerms. lie replied skis - ,:aulsive.,smile, that he nes only going to ' across the river by, moonlight, and was .saasslt with that philosopher which side he shoeld begi 'Ant. This one side was Sarah's, the other iSii:. l •flowever, .by peiseteranco and kindness they him to • return -with. then. AMISS: , tbs. Park, . could not get froat.hins his name- or place daisy further tteso that he lived near Gvosvenar.nput hto which place they accompanied him sad pail 1 with him (first receiving from him a promise thath would go home), at the corner of Duke.stm4 where lie seemed. much overt; composed, and tit grateful for their kindness. They stripped to 4b. 'terve him further, but they lust sight of him atta 'corner of Chandler-street ;. whether he isolation! we entered a public-house, they could put Jain ; but it is to be hoped that _whoever haft' mre.they will seek him and inn ea - refill of hnu. ; ' . At the recent sales at fliyouue„ of the A , Elltrgoes sequestered in France, cotton wee! 101 4 lig kt dollar - . per pound, logwood sold st! o atelier ton, and . other articles in proper • Ilivitrgieeds were 'delivered to the pressen triiikile ! lf • INARRIED. Oa Thanday hist; the Bth instant, at Banda' Chapel, T, shire, by the Rev. Dr. Hartley, William Ellis, Esq. of forth Hall, near Dinky. to Mary, only daughter of the Joho Chipman, of tiaildon. in the bald roomy. •• • tile _ 1)IED. At Preston• Pans, an 9.Btb October, Rebecca ( 1 3 relict of John Mennots, aged 99. Sheik& to see M Children, grand-childreo, and great-graad-ehittlitsk On Wednesday last. at Pontoarille, George Stril te l 'the di)th year of hit age. At Stanmore, Middlesex, on Saturday the 1/111 Ist• • Satb year of his age, the Her. Thonsaw Clarktl M. Ai bend:u7 of Hereford. - _ 40pwer .emin l en. 8: 1 7 1: 1 1: 1 1: fOC t i i .o.F. O n : l4Bo S in: ll: lo3 l 4.ocii lit: ers Bank Stu ck 9.49 per Cent. Red. 651. • ' tudia Stock Hai 3 per Cent. Coos. India Bonds SI pt. ,3 per Celt*. Navy 101 Coos. far Ace; Oil io&ksOtt* 80 treating a Certain Diseass'emsoot be than by their itriving, - in their privnte practice, as'farge. Apoiheentits, -cured opwards .of Vive thonsood"pealso • feetcd, within the last 15 yews t *Oder circumstances • glatarlak, they have beetyperattaded to open I. I No.. 86, Union-street, Sitrtre 4 Ar eet o fated to rerrive all classes of Patients, ve re:4 011 vote °tele whole cure and atte4nion. tote Wn. ai cu of the above fintease, and of complaint' wait* N e d logous thereto, as Weeds had Mrkinre, n od those ltts tressingeruptioin on the Mee, &c, ,hfedicar consider incurable. •biessr*. liPteS ono k'o. coma heft iug and lamenting the inonerous iintantainndbiote rat a certain solitary habits; too . prevalent antot4ct th e Y 1 both sexes, which their extensive praolce d a ily bring l .. servation. these lamentable yaks, lath' private sits; invigornsing medicine are thd meat* 4of teittwitig nitrate l'atsdnis to health awl h s ppinese. T ". ame "° the countrv, Sr who find pe.rsonal appircation loricame4. objectionable, nviv, tiy describing their vise, h 4 le r l e .and advice sent them to any part of the Rte 1 ""h• Are desirous of consaliing Altmrs. Jones . awl Ca. A , i o i Strirtine, or obstinate Oleos. nre requested to ! I l i ,/ fOre-part of the any. 'The expence of cute hi all it be made convenient to the cirruneuuucev of the letters from the couniev, requiring advice and lacdi" -- hav einclosed Bank Note. ' L ) N VON Printed port Published U. W►R tw . at Stlrgsmax Orvcs di, Fleelmrect.