The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-12 00:00:00

- owellets, when the tides yard arms were locked" Il i ,togother, that Mr. Cy an, who ciontmandedin main-top, firstling himeilf screened from the e 1 by the foot of the topsail, laid est at the insin-ya • awn to fire upon them, and idiot three men in that. , . - situation. Mr. ?aid* who comniamiedie out foram top, stormed the -eagety'a f0r...-top from the fore. yard-arm, ,and. destroyed all the Americans remain• lng in it. I particularly beg leave to recoMmend. Mr. Ktongli, the Acting Master, and Messrs.'Smiths• Lemke, Cheering, Raymond, and Littlejohn, Mids. shipmen. This latter' °deer is tbetsositilaptala Littlejohn, who was shin in the Berwickmo':l . ,The loss of the enemy was about .70 knled, and' 100 wounded. Among the fnreuv• were the four Lieutenants, a Lieutenant of Marines, the _Master, ,and teeny other 011cers. Captain Lagrone* hi since dead of hiswounds. - The enenif came into action with a complement of fonr bundled-and forty men; the Shannon having picked up some.resaptured seamen, had three bun=. dred and thirty. The Chesapeake ism fine frigate,and mounts fortys, nine guns, eighteens on her main deck, two-ands; thirties on her quarter deck ~and foreeastle. Botha shire came out of action in tisemost beautiful osier,' their rigging appearing as petted Olt. they had only been'exobanghig a salute • . Illate the honoqr to be, i!tc. - • *0 34 1 ' • P. 11 V. BROKE. Ire Cep the Moo. 1:: eludes Gawk**. away. per ei.toi+so en wissa-aws warsereaseseeesintow. • Ta. T...t.. Watt, Vint thatteamtt r G. Aldhava..Purver ; John pima. l'aptattl'a Clerk i G. Gilbert. W.lierillee. M. 011ebrilt, T. *lay, .1. ;mug, 3. You's, J. Wallace. and J. Brawn, able ear/ten 4 T. Barr,. M. Murphy, T. Malloy. T. Joao, mai J. • .etcatuarily, ordinary seamen 4T. Davey, trat elms, boy. - MARINI:B. • S•muel Millard. corporal 4 -Janes .Taynts, privnie ; Demi triune aeder, pri‘atet and William Young. private. itlPk:RP4l.3lF.ltAitr ES. .-. ‘,,,..„...._- ~ vw liii " al atorrisitY t Julia hri arty i and Timms Germain. (Sigurd) 'P. $..V.' /IRAK Ir. CiTtaia. AI.LX. JACK, Siirgeoe. V . . (TRARRMITTED IT AMORAL UR 1. i. WARitef.] His Majesty's sloop Fantasise. in the Elk Riyelk th April, 1813. fire,— I have the honour to acquaint you, that havingyester day gained infonnation of the depot of floor (alluded to in your , hole to me of the 12d ital.) being with manse military and other Kates, situated at a place called French Tows. a considerable divtroce -is the Ri , er Elk. I caused his "Majesty's brigs Faa. _doom and Alobawk. and the Dolphin, Lacer, and Ili/Myer ten ders, to tie moored, yesterday eveningots far within the entrance firthis river as could he prudently effected after dark, and at eleven o' , •loek roil bight the detaihment of marines now in the , jadsgered squadran, con s isting of about one hundred and fifty I men, 'miler Captains Wybunro and Carter, of that corps, with -I.e artillerymen, yonder First Lieutenant Robertson. of the arli:lery (oho eagerly vohotteered .his valuable assistance es t his oma.ion), proeSeded in the boats of the squadron, the I've* acing ender the immediate directioU of Lieutenant .igestpliali, tiro, of Inc Marlborough, to take aad destroy the aforesaid stores, the Highflyer tender. under the command of Liemenant T. Leo is, brit g directed to follow, for the support . and pro action of the boats, as far and as closely as be might Sod it pine idable. , Being ignorant of the way, the boats were unfortunatdl7ltd up tile l'oltemia River s instead of keeping in the Elk, and tt be ing da%-iight before this Prow was rectified, they . therefore did . did oat reach the destined place tilt between eight and nine o'cle-k this morning, %%high ocro,ioned the enemy to have full •w .rniug of their approach, and gave him time to collect his forettand make his arrangements for the defence of his'etores sod town. fur the securitv of which a siz-gun battery had lately been erected, and from w hence n oeevy tire was opened oa oar boats the moment the% ap wombed wi:hin its reach. but the losonches i with their carronades oat/ the orders of Lieutenant Niehob4, Alexander. First of the Drog ue , palling onolutely up In the work, keeping up of the same - lilac a constant amd weU dinuted lire on it. and the marines being in the act of dime barking on the right. the Americans Judged it prmleol to quit their battery. and to retreat precepttatelv into the sumistrx abandoning to their fate F-eneh Towa and its depots of _Penni the whole of the latter, therefore, consisting of much flour, a . largequantity of army clothing, of auldku, bridles. and other equlr.ents for cavalry, Sr. SteNSte. to 'ether with various arti old mercnandize, were 'attnediately set fire to, and entirely emovarged, as were five vessels lying pear the place ; and the tans of the battery, being too heavy to brim away. were din. Ibled as effectually as possibk, by Lieutemsot Rqbertsna and his artilleryseu ; after which guy orders being eoinpletely fist- Stied the boats retarued down the river without molestation, I and as happy to mid, that one woman, of the . MaidAmies wounded in the arm by a grape shot, is the only commitz have sustained. To Lieutenant G. A. Westpball. who has so pliantly ems ducted, and so asly executed, this service, btighrse email mann sal best acknowledgments are due, and I trust, Sir, ,yost will deem him to have also thereby merited your favourable ems sideration and notice. It is likewise my pleasiag duty te.ac quaint vou, that be speaks t o bsgbest. terms of.tha geak and good etioduct. of cvety 011eer anifewn employed with him on this °evasion ' • but particularly of tbe very great assistance be derived from Lieutenant Iteimelsos, ell the 4? , 17. • Wu' tenant Alexander, of the Dragon, Lieutenant of the. Itlifildvers and Captains Wyteura and Carter. - the Kora )eta nes. I have no* anchored the above-mentioned brigs and, tMd.rn near a farm, on the right bank of this river, where tbere- ap pears to bc a considerable quantity of cattle, whkb I 'Mead cnt, eking for the use of the neat coder sour twelesewel, aid if Ic meet will nit resistance or impediment is so.delem give the owner hills on thi Victualling Ogee fqr:the fair valor of whatsoever is so taken; but should resistance be made. I den' eim-i4er them as prize of war, which I intstmlliewet rem ajPr •, and 1 porpose takin g o n he ar d a further supply. for the fleet to-morrow , to similar tenni, from %testicle wand, %Olich lies a little below Ilayre 4e Grace, sad which I . have been iuformed is abio well stocked. I have the honour to be, Ite. (Signed) G. COCKBURN; Raw-Admiral. Tp thr Right liolmnrable. Admiral Sir .1. B. Warren, Batt. Is. B. AC. atf, 4c. Admiral Cockburn, In a second report, doted of Turkey Point, May S gives an account, of the attack made apl_n 'levee de (bare, at Age entrance of the Sesquehanna Ritier. - Thls place had acquired an import:lace from the American colours being boosted on a latelpereeted battery Thu attack was made in two di Woes g one under the Command of Lluotratint Weobal, noddle other under Ocytrdn react, of - the Tantalse, A, seam are trasepenetl.en the place at dav-lighi by Captain Dew ren.x's di rine*, which was .mincily reienied freastihe. balker far a vhort time, but which soon slackened e whets Capt. Law,., trace elected eluding with the Marines, the Americans with. Men from the battery, and look shelter ig the town, Westphal gm possession of the battery, tented Abe guns uplink the enemy, aua thereby forced throe to retreat with their whole. force to the farthest extremity of the town, where they were per•ued, and at kngth forced to takesbelter in the woods. This, gallant Liedtenant received a shot through his hand, in the put._ salt, but notwithstsediug. succeeded with the other in taking , prison ,, r, and bringing in, a Captain of Militia; an Ensign, " and af. w , armed individua ls, were also taken, : bat the rest W illie trated the woods. ens not deemed prudent to pursue, , and therefore, adds Admiral Cockburn, " afier setting' lee to some of the Insoles, to cause the proprietors (who had dratted them, and formed part of the militia who bad fled W I the woods), to understand and feel what they were liable to, being upon themselves; by building batteries, and aetias . th.i wards us with se much useless rancour, I embarked is the duals, the pm (rain the battery. and having also taken and destroyed, *beet /30stand of.anall arms, 1 detached a' snail divitten of butt up be Sniquelmoun. to take and destroy whatever their, aright meet with in It, and proceed myself with the remaintag , boats. under Captain lawrence, Is search of a cannon foundry, which I had gained Intelligence of, whilst on Mire lg. Havre as being :heated about three or four sib to the hoethweed. l l4ere we foend it accordingly ; and getting polemic* of it Willptet dilleulty, commenced instantly hi destruction, mid that or the Nam*** which • there_were WrP ere% It On. verb at daY -- dds importance. We atantry. and oa lite beats. Jog*oarttorn." Wad at arm. Runs and other anderiaie we fanadlihere, ta einip occupied us during the remainder of tie day, as the veral buiklings, and made ettlegkellad heavy so tacked to it.' - It was knows by aaate of the Cee, il • cipio roundery . , and was donne 4he.pst 'addable w It e sig h 77o:l 6 h erw e ee in n i t e ar tilf ore zrz . :.= i - • hind is Arne: tea i the destriedia of It, therefore, meat, will, I trust, prove of nub national ;spar *ref up the Susquehanou destroyed Ove remit and a A --Xtrtal taken tread destroyed—a° pas, aadl,7oMal ii at cinildlialL amnion and . Dyke, ... r. Camirbory. eemmus, .....omr, Ji......, ...••• Kelt 21.atOudislitalL tAaluessiev ilidati.l4lloyaul - lad Klai, Coptball-eosit, T . .&, Starr, 011)Ite• . k bury. 14 704toweito .ataannerymaa_ , July 29, 30 ; August 2.4.0 -Maigo, lahmalmhies. Morales Maus: , . . imhe tr a k ant Mara. A l t snit Stastali tip . We'd, Wlakelial4 . l eriehive. ealrieri = i t., All- I lit the treeZr -W W 64ir miss% Wes, r. Pot , rant Lake , Doiripto-hilL H. Neyler, Alrestel. dealt% July 17. 24, AuSast 21; at the London Ism and a:81W Tirmani BeistaL Menet Whitcombe and Kip,. Iscleamtis los, Flem.atreets MK W. . Francis, Bristol: T.. Forty; Bormomlsoy 7linsuraid, Sorry, *fammereltaitt. July 17,,1;1 ? *sip**, isa Guildhall. iheollalea l Mn. am Vu. det•cosa and Coisjo, Baoh r laae, Canaos...trietc • T. aPrr,Whteatt, Starry, sheen:monger, /sly 13.41. August . tor : st Guildhell. Atlonmy, Mr.. Lea, TheamOramm atomte . • DIVIDEND • '-..' t .:7* • • 1 & Anittle'2, S. Healey% Sustsipsnt; hanbinauslinst-JalrSli, J. ,Kasehall, Hindlay, jmnembin, aallomethassla-Jall amend C. Crippen. Litnetioose, hOdp-haller‘July:ol. N. Gem and C. ilethm Paneraslane, Merchants-4W R. K: Kerte. Orange. slq•M.. itualceraaldsi.4lll4lll4`.- • 31.' 4 . , 1011 .0 4 ‘11.11. r obi E. Walker, Ne a s t r y Si l reet, sr M._ J. Jarrett, White:Mirth,* . bra • --Mil SI• w• ail,l* J...Boation, St. 11l al) , SIV j . K. liairdiser. and A. Calndaer,_Cammarttraet,•aapclntats-4 . stly. • 17, J. Dray, Hythe, Karst , atillai-Jal7/ Sl, J. Cas this, I ; ii Holborn, harneis.maktr,-Jtily 31. J. lb. Jogai, • Philphot-liae, merchant-Joly 3,1,11., (Wines:, iatinistreet4 Fitmay.smisare, my penter-July SL J. loalish, Hellbent:pare, mercham-Jaly.3l, t S. N. Joseph Bory.etreet,_ St: Mary - a, 31, E. Joseph, Bury.street, Rt. Marykase.. Merdhaset-.August 16; ti. Ossinley, Carlisle, onaumall-tlythert-Alstmat .7. J. Stoae,d Vflnclicir, haberdasber-August 4 . Hill, Stoney Shutt, , Lei.,, eester, wool.coasiten•-Atigna 4; It. White, Tharmailoa, Leinsi% ter, vietualkr-July 31, .M. Humphreys, HMIS CIMMIImig' brewer -July_9l. J. Iloaaa. Fessoharals.strons,, eplialmr-... July SI, H. Willlinal. Osord-street, liseo-draper-July 1; F. A. L. S. Vas. bitesehoten, Il_acituerrund, eolourmralitifacturei -J al ma. Diz •A tal l sot e. WOIM‘Afe, tailor-41dr 31, IL ster.court, tehislas,l42= 4 4 l ll3":lClilliaa, fr're: street, earmaktmet i merehant;.4l4 31, W. freptiosib or e i . cutler-Jaly.3o, J. Dorton, Balsam Derbyshire, asekont-Aelet : 17, J. Colts, Haaway-street, Oxford -street, jfirellar -3,; J. Harrison, Olikstreet-road, Pk:Witch, bticktgyer,; ' CERTIFICATES-Jtm: 31: • 4r , r e P, ' '' • S. Holsn'eS 4 Fetter-lane ; hoiel-keeper-T. Jeokialls Smnersetshire. dealer-J. Parker, Kidderminster, i -9. T. flick, Earl -street, Blaekriiars, merchant-T. h`,' l EpSeld, whastospe-J. Woodi Newingtambetts.enalmiimehalsai -T, Bradbury, -- Market-liosworth, Liam •t A•c. C. Mane, Condit'', anetioneer-.4.1. Adey Iron.plas.worker.-R. Hilbsta, Pancras maker. , . .. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Hill and W. Bishop, Stourport, coaludealers-T.C.ORIns, W. - 4 N.. Collins, Warwick, : v New Boad4treet f - ami ment s iben iuterposal, and sepseated the combatants. The Defendant then cried out, that bad .it not been for Ferment, be would have done fort the Doctor.--;.-- Defeedant also said„in the course of the evening, thaL he knew it would cost him 1001., but be did Rot care if it cost the Plaintiff one-half. 1 Lord ES,LENIOIIOI7GII, reprobated the ,conduct of 'the Defeadant in striking a resm so much older than iimself t luifl recommended ate Jury to give mode rate urs4, temperate damages. Ile remarked, ,that probali!7,o!prjl rat some. cause of irritation which did not appear, probably. arising from .the disputes between Reaceinstl tbe Defendant, in which ,Plaintiff osji t litl s4iiiteme .pad against the Defendant.... it was peolabla that the Plaiatiff did charge-Defendant ieltk r a obbing tke uit was impossible to Arcane-at for his eacquire regwat: the moment. The habit of tb talusif in thrusting. his, nose into other persons' rafts, w.na also most offensiveand provoking. Wader all ilse circuMstances of the case, he had ni.doubt dm, wonlcl use a spud discretion as lo.thenseasure Of therlatnagep i --The o lury.fouud for Plaintiff, dad "Mils. 541, r 4._ • , Writing, pitsessiOtt r it, nephew, Ovitria was imitediatelyiiiklOr, and . who, ,on his gr.. TWO, Timidity cosfastelt 'his having thus transgroikk sotwittitandint the aunt Was., only 1 by the earnest entreaties of his ..most re spected friends; front her instantly disinlieriting him oft considerable property she intended leaving him. On Thursday last, a Cottager, who resides on the borders of Norwood, and has g wife and serta mill j children, was seized oaftw. rent, and whilst the pawl woman was implorilitAlieiMerey of the t alkers, a, gentlemen came ridlsg.:*, and peratwing the ' tresi t , Aired into t fi ev Caine, . and inimmilatal7 dig. charged d, by &Vint g . draft for, the money,, anointing to Ifteenponadaten.,shilliago and four., peace. For this timely and freely benevolent. act the, 14Istrossed family were indebted to a .marchant, ' Rond.stieet, whose country hoimp is near the plans, where the eireeinstailee happened., %fooleries' Sasitoxs.,4scies //my Pipe r who it appeared had Used/or years is thesenploy of a . lace:merchant,in 140 Strand, was sesOmoodfilii one ynar's confisosiest la TONI-kids. lriiawaM s foe hasipi . attamitad ,to commit a, detestableim. • ant gel itlCCeli. This Is, . s4otea culture, and the most secure'fro& clianceir l ,6eine peculiarly letentive of that ditto o( moisture . promotes vegetation. Theie cirOttinitances,, com bined With that of its coult,lete freedoin (ram, coach , grass and otter weeds, arising from( the attentina of an intelligent and experieitOff procissced this trch and luxuriant crop iaestan. Didot, the famous French prinfei, " a Memeir on the priaPettleS of a new diting machine' celled a Triton, by :which a person may, 1 1. Re main in the Mater as long ii he pleases.— 2. He may deicend into The water., to af great a depth al the colemn . or Sinter displaiedilksisa* permits.-3. He may use, lie s " arms and " f .iuid beds at pieasure : he may Walk Of ;liibbar iiitlciffie v ettisat, depth to whiCh he has deicended.-4. He rani no hazard ; he may give notice When lie think . proper to those who, on the surface, attend his operations.-- 3. He is not enclosed in the machine, ollich is but ima, ana does not prevent - his severing into fissures Cif narrow clefts.-6. The sea tieing Often daft; .as Halley informs us, he may puffy lanteelpdenskwith him, to, the depths of the see,,to_enlighten tlaeAub aiarine grottoes', or the holds or vessels, into laid' he may hoist penetrated.-7. The machino is not costly.The'principle nor r ettfio thii'nichide is the adoption of artificialiiingt, by which: the.dithnuity *then° felled of breathing in the 'OM. Is r,1400,41. 45tiatoitknsum you ausenniOCll7o.-- .1 the lit of June, 1 . 5134 . tiltbieuse the . Visierrike SO 'trap% ,ttsett . ' -IF2 • 0/642 • . IyA 11,40.1), * . li% . _ On Wednesday, a St. ( eor g es lianiverotpinro, P. Guests Itcq. of Albenuerleotreet, to Alles i ld: Shepley, of Yort.place, Potboanogesne.7oungast %laughter of Use late G. Skepar), 01 . Carsbalton,Surrey. . 4, ~~~~ , . , . . Tr! STAT , • ... . . • • • g A third mewl Adsisival Osebboardmat Mai iiilletim Ri ver ~ . , . . „ . . - - .. - . 1 491 29 444; 10144 C 41. • S4l,liir 11”110, , • 101411105 7 16 was c ora. . . wit a and in it meadows sawalM.eseiekt be Xzeto . , - , ... • ~. . • NNW ea the boo . rt Yeentain ; a gardene r it .Iree t feriekitow& :. The aldillow 'al were Ur • aii, •=7 ,310 . 14 _:______ ~ _ . . of . ~.,„,, . • ,;(ailirjati g staist. by 44! . tpramed.tliat 11- o .l6ordld mit . ,SeWI -. '•.. 4/001lit. Y l e e m r ee ' , 4 1 4. Sks fik•Jusi, Oasts T. Lew' d limpid be dale littltipwer de ttillitt ' . tad Cl it . property Oily winos be toed , - )4 't 07 1 V .. %. 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P litWeied ,..,...,_. 4Waan It#iiell 04 -..--. hk ..ii(re V" Ad j e owe Ober W. rat • d : ofee thlt h hhuth f almo r dmil " 4o 4 Tr ie wj ew" same 411 000 Plurte* Illsklolate_s f* t the ' w ,7 1 "`" Wed ailrefiessily .te..get ietesicated • that l$ . sogaraga . t lo w tO b e rF : lirol:4l"l " lll4l4lß ‘e r e hillimlehe *litv .9 . ija rce 4411. 4 Shhirdigfritiliellialli *ln" went "I $: "'tilt that. triton . 11"1"1.'---"- ;s * nd 4 :,./ willr avou 4 rablo . 494‘ OPP le 4 i t ke nuit l Y wli n Y P l P l e all a h r i i i n uft , I. ! ri-olakiril IrreAttl l nT e t t tbe rwer ' ltaiske i. at - 'b o dil a r ig : they *Ms Seat Int for friends!, _0::/n, . _Ablik .t in i ttlfdeld e • sot =meg. wortir a I . : l v it Z a d hai them ili t ille abd 77l.e.eaw.."4"nred abaLms s am there 4leist , t o ravel avet liiiillll4 _,g l t, bet ilia :CrOrtellitidrielt ral"alkhil ltd b llt ilagelf. l 6oo 4 6 • llln * P°4 PPl ieht Lr irrps ;o n e; otta ll-allaelida ces oT lw ilind aai a nir ollin "lie .in ale°tahnr:,l2lde'lL that g a t e y him to the d j ioar4 ""i , t aail l9". locerla ille tiZgar thee therr isFed woree i ralie lb"" ProPerg itilli ; l ori s t amid " . liniti tt' ; . 4)6 , e s he 4 . l4 :t td f " . , tit med . Diatafa tCt fifr a r ne thea l that quantity, heweier, appear ingnot . bare ' ~ m Ind, nr 'rune st voesatiarkbd. Admiral 'Pa * desired.affect ; they gave him eight ounces More t' free Gt ll = 4 eleNw a • mt Rim' - tied *WI admitted • sod it was ptwted th at ne ', t t o r r il,', 4 l7:2 l ,b ee i s _ky dim* were? r . . "Co 4 " ,„,,, nextwhich, eccording_ to IW - opinions of D r t . dlffe Ila - half the stow ked keen ret • 0 • and ilett•lseetberipias.nor silielasweestaP be of the he • .‘• . a b i fign aporedniat au en lbws hp lhe 11l of .---, • attendedß.l'ealtlilligd.4tiefr°73o7llthunetet(o,o7lhro4or°tuiPirgitiratnrdthocleaer. baGrCinilre4eicboaYlseileaCillbei a dd ed to w hi c h ..cri&ncer. UK tory had the confesei:su 41 C1 '" m r sie thhh:72ewl Weider niseis a ter. new new 1 ... 4a .• _Me,. Toronto wantedlo Or. that theleaimpa7:ti..et °het Roweirsparehasial a quanti , ty of laudanum of hi . neither tiebee re r. ?OWN Ww w tw***** • g ... .shh .q.mitea •ektboo ts..."eir , i milig propme ... rees . craning te ye ! wish she „ Were,. in --•-•••...,.,' • Agents •Li w r foal . i tah . didates ,.. ; m ; .• . .1 16 0 . •,‘ g It., sammi. the ameney 'wits advanced 'for ' etectioh porpoees.; - and , thet•therefere Mark . Axlltatry had lab right to . , , .. , • • .. . . • • . , . (" 6 "oz e t te irli t ifta the r icalleda P alreel tr e°* ' hike [ rain Gorr ' th e things which befogged to . °I the wretched woman, and nought in a.vcrdictof • • ' test bowers his gleam! ale Asti IffelAemeber - the.. ,Wilfal. Murder against her and Rowell, and they •- • have been both committed to . l.incolu Castle., to take - • • • smears eva..boato nod batteries II ite Atrium, mar to . we Gem, j . i t pans at Trait andiwaleSre, le white Obi %awl sustained twos& ~ •11110 Ilery, - however, thought otherwise, returning • . drrable damage; Bet lbe bats iletmeded is barnieraud destroy- , their t r i a l s at the .eoseing Assizes.. - • 'e 1 toe the gan-horas, ant ,efeit rag eUtlie diesey.] ~, .US Mtlikliktelte*Plaiwriff...-Datitjel'lbl. , MANsioti Hetiss.--Ois f riday, a man:of retpects. •'. r 71.12.:1 r0g0 ir Juba DoriiiiirWarree bas traiwattfted to it t-• - , "t• . - . P. - --.... ribint . . Esq. a lemar hoar Copula IP4OI, aMO . 4 TM _ ~ n • , WEST 7 ' Ualb° L__,__ ll4 ' , ble appearance was Chirgeit before the .ono MA lob , . . jetty• , to Dwain Sir Thews", _nerdy,. of divas- ltetlein was ,brought to reviler tempensagon with an attempt to steals Veil at a sale at the Auc. oillits,,:elVillezets-sweitiot a the deers ' s wot t he Wa r e ` 'it detneges frail t h e ' ' podatit Tor pirating the copy- tion Mart. He is. well known by most of the Auc. I ' Merrissolowsr.wfnaorepre, or Ape ears;hy.oo 'bolo the _„, ~,__ , s , , . , . . Or aititre:alMilliemeliatiWbrwalsb meek MP_III "A" °E Imnain 7 1 4. 8 1 D , Pt", d esigns , *C. •• • tioieers as.an attendant..aisles : bet even . his genteel, ..m• **smg April last w oir meek wino- ' • The viteable'clieriesi ions that had.been pimiesl; appearance bad hitherto escaped the stns " left wt de. ' • p,:, iskiegaiii.bolig **• - niiik•itong bowed and seell. It appealed, were certain ezoceiblo daubs whisk oet predation, which it now awe — rs he has carried on to .: n grr, eagee-wreveso ere or aboolsetoyfemwea Mb. by w al es, , . _ . Li eg ort coil .. ohe easy supeeelesee),trantosely Readers may am 6 . .ttlllinie,ltoidootob a otre su r an immense extent. Ife• having given . Mi . adtlre,• .. e pedal. . . . .....i _._.-' ._.i."" dwipOrting to be Akenesealk of oar popular A from the idea be should be allowed to depart, ks Tbe SiirVinmaboiramaltted a letter . ' v..apsatw Bit .- - Timm tiordr e statirg the b. ttrelliev,, writhe Grimaldi, liihicatiff .I.aerpot, In favourite port!! ,lodgings were immediately searched, cod prope i ty Helle r Aw le4t. Ortvaterei twe et, PTA fr• w a s ° ' 4614 cot sons cOelnittedtiTimorit! PaPtetnignos• MPwrigst ,of . various descriptions, with about 200 duplicates of .ea tb1 , 14111 y. ' 61 101 ..5 . capse • a of : thine , .4eleoteh____le . entlasta_fni- • -,----EnAns-: secent date were discotered ; a number of Articles., Oaten a lesser, dated the lea Mayaiir Mks Warren reperThs, 'Ow eitptare.oyen American scatiouer t nand 'dm Verta# kola aeoll of the ratooSsiblo . ol4 OF l**,l l- 114 Arts in Alit we understand, have been owned, as heir; lately ... B " rdeetn/ t att eniPting tel P aile p lac "Ilea R i ga / b y Ote heals ooentrfe . was,. tt ' rire,e k- ", .411 4 64 mod Jai ;'' but as stolen from the sales of Mr. Moore Mr. iirtil' ' of Coe tilocliadlog moadron. . , . , tams, .6 tamer From Captain meal, at the Cerlowactlelasydte op.' it was bald Heat On reef 14 not gone further than Mr. Champney, and. others. A. great quantity of tore of* Volatile, an. Assail= letter of morgoai mooting to Al art . & et tkiliracy,.oCthie Pee coal- articles still remain. Any persons who hare lately ~ 14# lates mot • • v ' : _ pethien, the' ng returned, as they were,cempelled su ff e re d by such robberies, would do well to' 'apply 811160 oast ef SG vap4priogal Ito raWgspasel facet, enmosbe 230 011.101110 do to 4,4 1 :111 verdict .riiii the Plalotiff, and: they gaver-. to the Of f icers, who will allow them to be eitamlned, otJaim. •.- • , . apliSea-oitli hixlts 1 t or to the above Gentlemen. The second eoasuination ' „ ' - !IA NKRUPTOY• tiNfARGEIi'. - ''' .•• • - ~„* , , I ; s ,"ilialtatil .o. nittiatis.. • -. will be to-morrow at eleven o'clock. • • • J:' nodeffi , Battle, Eneseat leukeePer. -fee ;eV- '.* ' ' . flainfitin this caul. was a' phisitiew, above Foansalt.--i-dolin Erma, who has bee., ewer," Jul / sii : - , . . . , . ii i - l i;i t ir MITXRUPTcY SITiERSEDItO: 4 ''. ' ',' : l'' ' . , of age t , _and brought his action foe en is- years . clerk to Messrs. Netbersole mid .Portal, of I. J., . Oxford, draper and taller. -:. •-• ' • :.' . egaleitlbet.pifendant, ,wito was an apothecary,. Eesexestreet, in the Strand, solicitou s is advertised, ~ • • J. wawa, te . 4464 use tti s t . Jid „„ .i . 4 _,__ .4 .., th e an * y_sAte Of age ; living, in. Bedford-street, Go.. for liaviOg forged and uttered a draft far 5354 pot- :, • B a n sa d moth 5 a „,...g,, a ,d„ I %; ; Y a int,7laric , fir„„,, .ioncoiki k , ~ The, Defend:ma . eras to partnership, porting to be the draft of Mr. Ales ender 'Malec. 4andsi Mart Norstraalmothortwad dim, &tinted- litti 9) li i s o .lieece,- with whom*, bad rivarrallod.,- el, on. Masson Brooks, Sea, and Diaou, bankers,l Richardson, • ' .. . • J. w ard, sutivirtaviviki or dim. July 16,17. /mutt 21 Doilpg absence of pr.. fleece, Plaintiff waii,:in of Chancery-lane about three weeks since... 4 .4 tht nit c _ slm a.. diieww4.. - AttwOp..Meserst Sitwell thellel4 of ittleedieg ilia patients. ' for, him, end. of . Joseph .110asd4:y, alias Smitl4..ha, beeti colellidtted sed labs, wawa; Pdr..Tlthisey, P•WW.stivets'ralawr NOlng Into befeodast's shop to write the proscrip % for Arial for returning frem.transpertationa,9• 1t,.......J e v .1_ A • ' • J. Gantt, wan, stirepddra, `otetoidter, July 19, 9), An goee Imp. , • ...in toe nay torptestion P laintiff , was writing William Cornwall., citatgetl with the wilful feer!lor 21. at-the Black Lioo Ins 4 Moos. Anoraks, Messrs. Wab a ;prescription behind the counter. Defendant re . of Martha Stem', at Woodford, in ROW I+ hos bees ' ford and fiassell i tyres ; and Kr. Palmer. Gray's Ina. , nested a youpg man a the name of Ferment tot removed from Newgete to autlassford, ee take his J. Perlis. /truckle /4 'Northomptonslitre. earthenware's's, • • July 99, _ /4, Itaelotyl, mme attareiaa, ox y a rd, Atlatai n . d e s ire him .to come from behind the ceenter ;- be . , trial at the visaing tuitities. . , MessrLWalm, thou* ; a bd Mr. Towateaa r i Staple ilic., 5.„,• Amnia knowing what Plaintiff was doing, did net On Tnetday l . the Slid alt. - hay harvest trek piece ' Au lY gist T"Pe tt,atqulhi k"Plett leall. attenees id"". . blas b. . ll, ,tolies idr ' ajeelliteyn'est,T4 think it r i g h t t o give the message. Defendant, after upon the farm 4 Bilgarrie..Foster, near Cupalapfa. Lord Mayor ', Oiler, kayo( Faidiange. , • some time had'elapsed, desired the Plaintiff to come The crop, which was partly •culinifereas and partly ' J. .Cleollte. Ilirstoßtain, hontio-maker,..Jlqoll, 1 1 , MOW R i ..lt . ft i. ti_w_te Hord, Birsiiasthami A AL .1.- • Yiini belthid the, counter, which Plaintiff•refased to legitminettls wait stiOntior, both as._ to 'quality and' and lily. Chilion, 1 : - . , „.; 4 9 r and oW.Deteedant,erging him to "Jame (retake- quentity. It Measured, in many o ifs *talks, throe - I;WaIL;CIty-milid-, eora-11 C esirr h.1 72;t4 SR, ItaM, kro . it, 'he thrust his. pose into DefendauCs face, at 'feet and a half in length. The -laid apOn • which it • as "It "' ' llatint7 '' li t: hsted "' . It t attallt6 w '' 6 Sittiat i tic .manner uliar to die Doct or . (at the grew Watextensive stud in exclient s. koritlition ter 3 'c . - • so • . 415,0114eliwieh; ' • • ''..— , July ii, 4, Aegeitti„ WHIPS deClafed), and said something.as •to robbing . tile pupate. ' The , toil Wit :Coesjiosid_Of at. strong - at G m g a i1 , ;, 2'. 1 2 . ..% . * Te -114 "...._. 11 9_,___._Tholik. ' .the till i upon w . lifch the Defeodant called out,." you , loam, from *MA, as Welt's' treat itix t 444 r, vim t , .."``‘' emma or % "'"" . " ....cita- • hear he has charged me with robbing the tiy". and of the farm, all aline' manures , foe itisiltil the tioser t ,tt f';',l7 - i_ vet V. -es Ildhall . arniell Mu - • . tleyaisiet, 'rwra's.simbip t _lllskektriare struck the Deetev imnsediately with 'his ist, sod of.. *ground, have been alwa'aompletelt *ado ~.,.; and ••. . 24 j k lAre tr ar t ...2..; 4; P ert ' fbikuou. 3ele er aisviskib ili tg ht i' eettleteseel lAveckiso b 7 , r m y 1; terwardi with th e , o ,"n.rt-tor's own stick, in dm most. *alien of these, Septic substances halve beeti Sisecl, as .an Meows. mortise and Dike. WWI building, T emple._ violent manner, and bruised hini.very severely.. Per- 'a general or leading ' rale, Andflith. the autiwated - B„ritt!w• OleitibulA jeseloberarowiti..illY It. . . !tit- 'meat then interposed,. and seimetated the combatants. *access. This is, of an aiti.. - thii iteet s adapted for W. Collins, jun. and WasTria t wooloaplen-T. Charters and J. Stewart, New Bond-street, coach - maker- J. Mos, Q . E. Dale, J. Davies. H. Many Sad Perwood, Ot. terspool-inill. Lancashire, crusher of "ape and limed-nil-J. Dovies,.l. Mew, and G. E. Mk, Liverpool, rosin-wanufae- torsrs-.T. Ityleyand W. B. Mu, Clovetstry, watelkmaanfae. tarers-6. Capon andl. Peldings-D. King sad J. lilt Brad. toed, Yorkshire, earpenters-J. sad C. Timbory, Fetter-lane. engravers-T. L eeds, E. and .1: Rigby, Rowasth. Devarkirei coiloa-spioners-T. Sian and 111.11alftwt, EastoiltWeed, tine) Iroanioweff_i-J. Mandan , sod W. and A. we • Masefiester gad modoesSeldcarrier--R. Isaac and D. IV ..Truro, ilarapsheir sad W: Shad wall..lbrieklaytos-11. AO** and J. Kworboarb,Teire, anal and tionber-essalsants-W. Pow. J. Knowles, and H. Walker, Salford. owehine-maketo-AF. Tr 1a46; 1 ,;. - 4 11awkins. and J. Batts, Great Cliarialinowoot, Biotic hatwina. antactarers--M. Lunt*, J. Dowd. nod L. fon. irokers.- :R. • France and J. Og'deis. Monchader. calenderdni--Ht Clmcbli• I. Jamas Cs Nitwits wad J. Palen, Giese Prier- Le W ona, J. Cm - float, sad W. Morgam,Shoat R 4 T. Shelserdiseeligriadigo, and S. Chorkas, , Mahe, awa doiders-T. loge awl J. W. Laimanisse Krises', prialitap-A. lletilloS-1014 id/oe. liattedrse4lol.4lll4lCtilfa • Ott Irvidif;' a hen was played off on a numb re.) 'sweet otd •Teady; in the 'New-road, blarpie-bone., innate early part ortlin morning one Of tie neigh- beurS•attended at her residenefi v ind she beteg mach 0 stwpriited at so early a Slit, en . goired. 410,eatute,. and*n.teitt that 'it wait `ii:cOulimietnie . . of , knot. • ieeeliti_ tki_§. night - before. * . 4 ! !ise ll igosto ..w a s. 1 - searonlyvekaimartieated 4 folser • pro . .tbe liaise was. • 'Betel' ty troceri- . .niniiiii ii ifillamillori, ,butckert , and'vallfoiN *Oa deectllglipkt a ',trades pe9ple if oi . . *horn atttindettin telitor.takilo pities the prepOng, evening.' The Old tatty' finding 'herself thukattOked,, ' and having aleint recolleitiOn Ottbe disgoisq. hind, - Wriling,in comparing which; with some iettetlf Pi bet. possessiett r it was disonvitedtn be that of a nephew, . DIED. On Thardaysveninalast. littsaitia. the only dayettlerof T. Platt, ef ,: iltrewlek-squate l la 01)466 year al bir age.. • • • I • .. • .... 1.4 Y RIR MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS. I EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly (amass '' for curing. in an its stages. the Venereo.l Diztace, One genii Pill is a doses and the taking alone box in a retest Nate I.mill 'WIT convince the patient of Inc ceetsintx of a *Pelire *every. Nothing can he better contrived, more safe, or. ore convenient than this remedy for sisch as are Obliged . to go Joon.. ales, or to ten,, as it needs no confinement or restraint of diet s and ed that it will erect • : cure wlsktt repepted solivatioa and IMIN4 • all other inethpds notnieg. Yoe the Scurvy and rps, Chinhlbil Disorders. ibis Medicine,hailint its parallel. ards of 40,000 persons of . hosts sears have herairmlintlir. ' red of the above true) dhorders, se Nitta. ehe list eight rano • Prepared and sold h,y the Propth.toh l _Tnothia . Tiki kr na4 , Son, Member's of the lt,iyal Collmi, of S e one. IL9nalin ('' .l '. r ' ..the list of real . Surstomdlublished heatedly by the .40%4 l'al I SW), at their Itse No. V; Neil.Beillise-eneet ; where em - Awn attendance and advice will beAtree by atm in all l'' l4 rs , ' relativeto the above nompinintheilb iuvbsable secret/. Alan. Ir - poinesent, at the Perreaser,, eo rn. 16, St. Alban a-street. - ala i Mr.. Oosborongh's T Shop, No. 7. PIA arrest' WI and by pee poem in every emsidesable toe.' of Urea Skein. Ike. la born of 001, , 'tiell MN t .'Erintod ‘ : lied 'NM. koottemou Ulesicisi tacit. A IL Lorna. It Uo' tralit4Pett. IF I