The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-04 00:00:00

AlCifl7•'t - 414111N CARLTON HOUR& Jan.lll..M orab The /tn.:l:ern pleased to appoint the is Sir f ‘'flu el to he Groom of the DadeltaisoWijo - Onllnary , .0 Ms Meje'ty. in the room of thellosoarailli l'abet, resigned. FOREICENI OFFICE, Fen. 1, 111111., King has been pleased to appease Ot frt. 3.#ss GibaorrTtioarpson, as COMMA et 11,11.11 1 33 Lab, fie, his Majesty the King of Mei& •• f ! • • , f9i 1 • CROWN OFFICE, Fen. 2. • waling* RETURNED TO County of Anoint—The Monoarsble iltlebard Beyssoor Conway. commonly called Lord Vlsetsuat Baseobeasp• lathe room of Hugh Henry John Deymoor. Etq.,,lsom . s.d. • WAR-OFFICR, Feb. 1,1822. ' Ist Regiment of Ufa Ouards—Lieet. A. C. Legge to he Captain. by purchase. eters Martin; promoted In the Old Foot ; Cornet end Sub-Llootennist4lore to be UMt. By pur chase. rice Legge; Lord .F. 1.. Dower to be Cornet mad Sub• Lieut.. by purchase, Mee Gore. 4111 Reginteat'of Dragoon Curds—R. DOUAI. gest., to be Contet.'by perste., vlee Haat*, promoted. 9th Regiment of 'Light erafoonal—Sergeon A. C. Cele. laugh, from half-pay BM' Light Dragoons, to be Serpi" tire J. O'Conner, who retires upon half-pay. Ist Regiment of Foot—:Enslgn C. Campbell to be LieuL, **Shoot purchase. vice W. Wetkisrall„ deceased; Resign W. H. Chen*, from half pay of the RegMseat..to he Nossitto, vire esespbeil. ditto--Copt. J. 11.1611 4 ft., half-pay of the to be Captain, vice C. Boyd, who eleanges, recei ß :ltrte difference. 4th ditto—Brevet Lleatebant Col. A. D. Paine to he Lieet.-Col. without purchase. vice Piper. deceased; Brevet Lieet.-COI. G. D. tilllson, to be Major, vies Fame.; fler great-Major R. Malley to by Qoarfarelester, Ales Doris, drowned, 10th ditto-4.1W. B. Bra m,' teem the 671 k Foot, te be Lieetetiant, vice kl• Nair, who nehaeges. vial ditto—Secood Limn. H Havelock fres RR IPIN Bri gade, to be First Lieut., by purcbaSe, slee 14.1.11.11,.pro mated le the 413th Foot. 30th ditto—Eusigo J. Berridge's*, LAIL• with°ei pee chase, vies M•Doegall, deceased ; W. 0. 0.1. 1 1. 1.4-• to be Rnalgo, *Shoot parttime, oleo Horrid., 40th Ditto--W.S.hosse, Gest. to be - le, by Purik !hue. eke Devito% promoted Is the Mb Foot. ditto,-Brevet *odor J. Wheatstesr. he withiset petedules. vice J. (Him dereaeed Llisatesa l it a kV. Booth to be Ceptale.llce %Vheatat6ool' . S. Witelitiddmd. g m 011.. to be rasilSa. wlSellt _purchase, Mee Drab ire ld. . Mkt ette--Basige.C. B. des *obi baltvey estrfti4 to be Resign. without purchase, sire Barlow, prowled Sergeant Major W. Ellen' to be Qsarteriessisr,eiee Frei* lin deceased. . 65th ditto —Lientenent 1 . Raft 'to be Captain, *Most ptirshasio, side Moorbouse, deceased. Ensign J. Volkere. oleo Ntreageways, deceased; aed EOM's Ar O'Doeseli, ice Hart. promoted. to be Limileeasts. without retteas losig• W. Arsleek, from half-pay eia Pool, vies end Roden W.' Foley, late of the46th Fobt, sire trl:4lF to be Resign without pure.... ditto—Lint. R. M.Nair, fn. the 16th Foot, Wed Lieut., vice Broom, who exchanges. 60th ditto—auntie+. Cadet Hos. L. Here, from tits Royal Military College, to be Bulge, by purchase, vies Wetherell, promoted is the elle Feet. 64th ditto—Lieut. H. W. B. Stewart. from , helf-pey MU Foot, to bd fAeut. Ties D. C. Smith, who ezehanfes, re. ceirieg the difereoce. 87th ditto--Rosigs I.IOIIM eke Battle, appointed Ad. josses; and /I: flpeight, vice Duelevle, deceased, to Lleutenants, withoet• pusher.. ' 'IL ilemb, half pay Bora Africa' Corp& vice Spaigit, to be Resign.. *loth ditto—Reap C. G. Wag to be Llestesseet, - Tice Chambers, deemed; Preaderpst, gest, llocpital Staff--Purvey... - __. pity Purveyor to tbs . Forces. • ~ Memoranda—The appointiMet of, Lird-F. L. Gower to a Cornetry, by purchase; 3e the 10th Light Dragoon& as stated 1:. the flate.te of 94th November thst,has lot takes plite.-;- 'rho promotion'of Second Lieutenant 'Dottrel . ° First lieu tenant, by purchase, and the appohttasent• of Mr. H. F. Daniel, to be Second Lieutenant, by parttime., in the 91st Foot. as stated in the Gazette if 94th ',..§rorentber lase, have rot taken piste. • • ' - • SIABERUPTCY SU 88888 DED. S. Lepage, Clement's-lane, drysalter. BANKRUPTS. W. H. Fyne, Queen-square. Westeinster, publisher, to surrender Feb. 19, 23. March 16, at the Couit of Commis sioners. Attorney, -Mr. Van liandan,Nichblits-lane, Loin berd.street. W. U. Jackson and W. Harder, Great-Snrepy-etrestdl li en-dropers, Feb. 9, 10, March 16. at the Court of Coon; missioners. Attorney, Mr. Jones.' Slue-lane. • I G. Newman, Brighton, inventor of 'coach lamps. Feb, ft; 19. March 16, at the Court of CoMmiislosers. Attorney, Mr. Beene% Token.house-yard. . • G. Dicker, Davlish,' Devon, builder, Feb, 20, 21 , March 16. lit the Subscription-rooms, Exeter. Attorneys, Mr. liruttoo, Old Bread-street; end Mr. bruttou, Castle-street, "Elkton • A K. Coiling, Liverpool, tax-collector, Feb. 97. 28, M 4010; at the °Bee of Mr. Mawdsley. Liverpool. Attor- Oey,,Mr:Mawdstey, Liverpool; -end Mr. 'lVheeler, UMW-, R. Chinnock, From. Seiwood.Bomersel. l bulldar, Feb. le. ii. March 16, at the Red Lion Inn, Wolverton. Somerset suite. • • Mtdrltrys, Mr. Jeyet, Clikitceey-lutte ; and Mr.Sey-, muur. Frome. I'. Jarvis, Mderbltry, Oiford, fellnAnger. Feb. IS, 13, Mardi Itl, et the King's Arms Inn. Deddington. Attorneys,. hi r. -Chilton, • Chnisrery-Drie ; and Metsre.-;Churchill and Fit4d,Dedoington. Oifeedshire. T. flake}. Wolvaehamptoo, mercer. Pett,.l6,l6,llareh ik ti t .theWlystoo-orots. Attorneys. lll r.Wooiatolverbemptou; ku.4 Messrs. Williams and White, Olt-13 4 . nes t LThcitles -x it.r. • • T. Prows& Chew Magna, Somerset, snreneh,, Feb. 14, 16. 1 M:irch 111, at the Commercial-Rooms, Brlshil. Attorneys, Mr. Edmunds, Biehegeer-nice of Please ''Lluceli's-lun, aft Mr. John Remelt, Bristol. • ••1 , •• . .1. 11111, Regent-streeto Piecodllly,•.o4o; Feb. 11, 19, March. 16, at the Court of Commitslonera.,.. Attorney, Mr. Rim, Jermyn-street, Plocadiliy. - ~ Mr. Gill. Skipton, York, haberdasher, Fo. 14, Ni, March 16. at lhe Court of coramissionert. Attornippiceirs. Pow null and Fairthorne, O4dJewry. _, .. . J. Ablerion. Liverpool. oileuirgedhast. Feb.l3. 14, Marsh 16, at the Griorgilms, Livezbil.„Attorneys.Messrs.Orred, Lowe, and flurry. Ligerpoo • sneliteralrif. Cow enudlppwer Soutkeenploo-buildioge.'Cluseery-lane. • . .. - • R. Jabet, Bkiiinghatn, printer, Feb. 41;49. Mirth' t lit the Woolpack Ina: Birmingham. Attoritiiys; Mawr& 3 -, , 4 rick and Broderip; Red Lion-squire; Ind Mr. tiliortOk hull. • - A. Roper, Goipori, brewer, Fob. lf. V 3, Stfrels 1E et Me l Star Inn, Gosport. Attorneys, Mr. Hetesou,llimpoirt ; snag Mr. Dyrie, Lineolvi's-inn-flelds. • •'• • • ' J. Bramwell,Leridenhall-street, hatter. Fell. 6, 16, Mardi I. at Cie Court of Constuistioners, Attottleys, Messrs. Shelton and Clark, Old Bailey.' • • • • -. 1 ' - SMI# . . • . DIVI O4 . *arch 9, W. Handout% Mildepitan. Segtillt,firesse. •al the Court of CourinisidomlnUr. %WA- 1 1 11 1. a Tikineei London-etreet..Greenertak Ad t *teems stedos. imis•fomirs—Feb. 9, J.Jileigor, irkidap-street, chsollit, at the Court ot (4ftmlitastrap-c.1: 1 W4111880.. W.' • 1 ..,.:-t-• It ~1 .at: .15 •,... ' " 4 ' at , 11141;Mc. ...vrel4. J. Madam. Brum.-- ~..r i e lp a rea t lv e le it at it een i: l4 4l M.l±. km, at tba ibTrox, Horactitro—Feb. Be all, I plilaisir4'ollle Curt et Ceeiallidelasistrib Meter. Malleillaroskidlibeilietemat. biewe, as 4%V of Comalealensans--Feb. • 911. IL. T. Illiamperi t street. boot4slter. it Use Eutt..of limas& bocii-etitar;ai tbrer g rme_ ebr▪ imers-Web. 417, T. B. Finley; Weddle -lAlraaWelg hetaret.• at Ibis • Camesretal MoitotWin ZW i t i rmeashire—Feb. 13, 114,,mea5... Coventry, silk; meneMeetritr,' th e Court of . eare, • Coedit--' NIL 111.'1: D. alder. Bow. iaMikUltkar. at the Court of Coinilosissors—Feb- SS, J.IIaUMMIMM. nabinetuaker, se *prune ofComMita/mterm eb. V, J. Km l l l4 I/24r"Am rlWlWilltAl WNW. Bristol—Feb. ma, .gierepont, nmeshantgle i torge LiTef pot —Math 4-W. Haab& . , Derby- Mrs, wAllar. at the Quad's WWI kibby-de-taiLoiseb cssrtsac~rss. 4sb '23. F. ups" erylleter—J. Bristol, asercheat—J. Bates. DiAtsp'sWorVord. Ilartflortl-. shire, mod W. Foiaitt. WhaMarisoe, asbrellenti T. Atkinson and .F. Spilt. Netameeelupon-Te si t a t h hir i : drapers—T. Hollser. Mouton-gum Butes, drapers — M. RowloP. S eer-streek Imleestet- spare, detier—B. Tack. ThraMoa Nortbampoashire, dreperti J. M. Binekes. Miamins. baylailesuead-11. Wheatley Co seamy, silk-dym•-0. Lawrence. Eresbaut, Wintes viduller--11. Coates. Braddleid. Essex. falser-. 41. L Forster, Marpte, coal-msrelsset. PA sasiirs eissobvsn. S. Price and Co. as far u rstards, W. Tunleigh—W. Jamie, and D. Dug, New Rattelegh.road, St. (lures's, Westielemer. lead-refaers--A. Dawson and E. Rice, Regent Circus, laeo-distiers—W. Build and T. Pau, Chehashird and Writes,. Esse:, assitstem—R. Pritchard sad Co. bread-bakers-4. Pram sod G. Bratutd, Esrtes, Hoer dtmetre‘4l Floilford sod T. tetateltors. Birmingham; limo' drapers—J. Power and E. J. Bopitlas, toliuder, mesuldvives—E. J. Glynn and A. Tros, Bolmio, emirate, bankers—G. and J. Richards. Bei Doriet. cafireaters—J. Cboat and J. Terser, Igo. High o 1 bees. emet-makers—D. Slap and Co. Rental.' lithograpide F= ..Berrowelif• mid Co.Sitwtrey. Yorks/sire, Uar Forster and C. P. Warner. 1.12ne- serest, eili-ilreet. attorneys-4i. Bartlett end 3 . Parkhasi ; igitMOM. Surrey. dlrposeors -J. itogersand J.Shaw, Mattesokut. buten—T. Ilaegkairl T. Menu. Dean-stru t, soish4Mlders--D. Lyeaemlll:Jeasti. tattle BOWL Limpaiire, • timber-reerelmats—L. t and Co. Lon- Salepp and H. Pointer, allo wine-me mbuts OM R. Hitehooelt. Imverbts;lol.l.4 brew ei‘s-.A.insd T.& Potter, Manctsester-11: fiplablemioN. Webster. ale* WilPs Mutts- •., . ---- • Minium PRICE Or COMIC IN IMOL•1111 INS WALES. Wheat, Ws. 76,—Rye, 114 e. 110.--Barley. 16.--Oats, Ws. 94.—Baus, Bts. bd.—Pease, Vbs. ed. • • The Average Price of Brown or illsmovadO Sager, um pited from the Rehires made la as Week euding the . Mtb day of January, NW, isles, Nei, tei'esrt. • • ' • • _ ' ' COURT or . ixoss. 4 Saturday a Membester warebittiesien, Mr. S. Wood,. `appeared to as itferetatioo, chir*lox bits with ballot bed ba hie Poespidesl44 prietiNteelastimOs. twithia ' Mom. ',babied intermit, .declared _...eifuls °sex _ __ _____ ...t the ....p, which; he andiestood,isiireely 'regained Sarre affixed to the whole pine: . _._ • . . The Solititor Ar the Emile add, the (Wm* let tip weelleek es keened it nereasary . tbattbs C i 'euet ahead go into the examination of evidence. George Newton, as Excise .(116iser,•eteted, that he we* with a .kretberotficer, to tbeolerehotteo of. the do ' fendont, and desired to see Time*. A—eariegy! `were shown to, them, bat 'bees es all ettwopeel Tko Pifiesrs thee itegresed him who t weft; Got they bel seised the stock of Mr. Briedley..a."4o4aelarerie( wit stamped shawls.; and that they had Informotio* et.the defendant's hevier, amongst others, received largely frOm hint. The defendant at first denied having sari bat afterwards allowed them a drawer. whk:h they foment to 'contain 534 untuupped shawls by tbelsweives.- .' " The t:oaor thought there cos sot imp .the l ightest dealt' that the delimiting bad been knoringlyhroaking the lam, *id they *mime convicts*, bite-in the pet' 1 4 ;1:L t ufl304.)'ad ceedppemtd the !hole, pf,the property ' POLICS . I : i—. 7....— • BOW•ITREET.—"LIFI tic LONDON."—Tliree dash ing sons of frolic were brought, before Mr. Minettßa4, 'at this °lce' on Saterdiy, charged 'with a moat Ili warrantable obtrusrou iota Gib house of 'Mr. Thinei Gitistieleil; 'Bare-tacker, NO. 46`0 { Strand. l't okesc lechi the statement 9f Mr../filmir. 'the solid 0 1 aft odd he behalf ome Greenseic that, iii • pereedieg eight. Mr.,Driestiell Aid; for the a • meat of his daughters. gives ri deuce 'to a- paryir feleidi. The hippy .el rate lid Unfilled tielie thine on the " light tantastie'tia" antil , 'nearty:iree o'clock is the mordiog. They were Ilan summoned to the more 'milli pleasares•of a good sipper, 'end *ire actually proceeding to squatted At "Plenteetta board," when 'bele harmony was siddeely'disterkid • ley - the onexpected,and certainly unsolicited appreekeye ofthe prisoner', who, " ripe for sPoit," 'rushed ei Italia, and came In contact with a group of tadiv., , tib.eire at the liniment descending. Their dress at Inv at tracted attention, and it warialted " whp,rhegitutle men were With Wick silk handkerchiefs ?n• The maw ter of the ceremonies nit bring is attendance to an: ' swer the eptionien. one of the bucks replied.'4irtiini, i Self asd' his companions , "the" they were -seesite sapper; ind 'Wolfed they in tilos." Met,..oreensell immediately Came totwati" and nit blieg able'ti recOg- I, else then", as friends, asoureiF thew that .theY tahour• ; . i ed under wome n Miatake. • "tilt, mu:" sods the' reply': " it's airright,"' and' were about to enter the topper at room.' 'Mt. Oriensell was thert ealled,and opt 'karat: *mislaid ihekbile lady, ordered Wei' ..deligr . ..= t r . , . , ri rii cum tuiiiir die); , relectapq' olajiii," 'Aid: 7 'way quit. eetrieird thefr iiiiis ratite 'eli p z wierethii ie e ,fiy and a kettle .iiiiiimi their coati . kate ; 'eriblch; oh their the r tti l t 411 4 .114‘.aft in cite of the sitArk l— fir Ma k illeit It'clitiiid 'Co - loage'r ouipitaii hie id . ireatiou.: uod..t dud betagiomewlmt pertniopterpre Mall Vitt they , r .: . ..1 ..1; .....; • ; p, we. Lilt • . present, Me statism'''. came down t and it was resolved to mud the intruders to the watch-house. The watchmen were then called fort and.' with sick difficelty , the heroes were secured and conducted to " dormice vile." Oa arriving at the watch-14'ms. eat of the gentlemen silted, tile poker, and was about to commit some act of violeeceorbeo he was disarmed, and ultimately left to reflect on the fully at well as the inexcusable out rage width he had committed. : la the interimioodries were very severally made as to the means by which the •ffeuders had 'stmts.* missies, when the servant who had let them in stated, that her attention had been attracted by two rings at the door and a doable knock. She instantly ran asst opened wide the porch. when oar heroes entered, out oohed If that was Mr. Thomas Cinema% r She answered in the affirmative. She was thee asked if they were dancing ? to which she replied, " No, they Lad jastcoacrudid the dance, and were coming down ,to sipper." " Oh.then," rejoined one of the per% " we are just in date to sop with them," sad, without farther ceremony. took off their hats and coats. .11s1 servant at once condoled that they were friends of her. ' "master. civilly assisted is this arrangement, and asked them "if she should carry their things up stairs?" " Oh, no," said they with 'great nonehakace, " let them remain whets they are," and up they walked. The gentlemen stated their' names to be Messrs. Langdale. Willis. and Codield, and their appearance bespoke persons moving in a respectable rank is society. Mr. Corbeld, in ilia defence, said. be was an officer in the army, and that he and his friends, deceived by the music, had mistakes Me. Oreenerlrefor a. pelpie honer. Mr. Ilattmot said it was utterly improbable that they could have obtruded by mistake, at 'he •itip i• which they bat taken off their coats was Mall !ielapfl and wee tilled with figure* avid ether' tt,ints, whirrs sulficieetly indicated the nature of the be-ices. which was carried on. • Mr. filissmou. said lie eoeld bed no apnlogy what ever for the coaduct of Mr. Corfield, who hail rpriein4 sited in away extremely ealleconsing his character a. eopsected with the henourible. profeerioe to which h • Wagged, and with the reek is society to which fist profession entitled hist. Ceder all the circumstances. he (chit his duty to call upon Mr. Corfield to and bail to Answer for his behaviour at the sessions t end if the saw west then. ha woad& have an otmertanity of urging the topics which halted that day advanced in hie defence. ••• , Mr. Willis sad Mr. Langdale both attributed their share in the transaction so a mismits t and were ready ta hear testimony to the violence with which their Wend bad been treated. _ _ . . . for providing Amities' for servants, ._ Atree‘Pitsroy-sqoare, and paid 3s. to the prisoner; but rare sitaados was provided for him. . TA* prisocier stated; in his defence, that his partner, -Uralsinws, had misled him respecting the situation in starsfion. Me. Mt scrota, ordered him to And bail, which not being able to do, he was committed. gaterday Oconee Smi th , the half-pay o f f i cer, whose case w‘ stated this day weak for stealing silver plate from .a house. is Cooduitsstroet, was again pat to the bat. The.servant-maid of the house, against whom a warrant was issued to compel her attendance, could sot he fouud.•by the officer, and the only tidings of her ho Gould collect was, that she was down at Chel tenham.. The worthy Magistrate (Mr. ?Cashel') thought there was sufficient evidence against the pri smsr to read him to trial, and committing him to the Steasionst: hat the prisoaer was ordered to be confined icsafirty in St. Martin's tratciPlioase, owing to the following fortunate discovery:—A gang of desperate thieves, cosfiaed in Tothilbfields prison, contemplated the means of efectiag their escape, and applied to the primmer Smith to jobs them in their project. He ap parently fell into their views, but in reality the better to discover their proceedings, in order to frustrate tbeitschedres, which' aspprored to be truly diabolical. Ois Smith getting possession of their secrets, he found mesas to cosomusicate the whole to the governor of the gaol,' and it was sot until they had forced two slang of the prison that they were seised and properly eseurea. Osier; to their knowledge that Smith gave the informatics's to the keeper of the prison, it was not considered right far the personal safety of the pri soner, that he should be confined ostler the same roof iiish these desper.,tisee, who would consider it meri torious to deprive him of existences and be was in thr mean time safely lodged in St. Mantis's watch boast. Haritar-taa °ex.—Peter Joints, a baker, residing it Hamilton-row, Battle-bridge, and William :liking, a baler in Smith-street, Northampton-square, Clerken !nil, were ehavged ou • Saturday at this office on the information of George Taylor, a constable, with having evoiciousingredients on their premises for the purpose f *Wag is their dough to make bread. • ' • '' 1 I Willis. head, the officer, produced a large quail-' !prof %flam, which be found on, searching the pre date oisthe defendant James.'wb: pleaded' tel. and sttoisvlcted is the mitigiltlKikosalty of .'' II 'The do/readapt Atkins's . Olfesta was of a more e r . 'sled *attire; the ARRA officer produced a jaw •ity of allatWforind on the defendant's premises. lar:g: l 44itill tract 'cuntaioirig volatile salts for '' t dg bread. 'fbe presidia' en (Li r eilliOigi tii.igi Sbe (suer article s to jpieil it, when the cffitivii proved so `"so Mate Lim fat. r his • re, chair , 31, . Feb. y nll. plies charg e • Ds. de, 4 , 1 , maickftl i 01einiirad together to charge Mr. Tatty with amps sni the body of Elisabeth Staples, alleged to hare hems cowmg4tted oa the ith of May. This charge they iris preferred before a Magistrate. and it was *hetet:is heard at a petty Sessions at Malnabory, but id both cases dismissed. The entire falsehood of the orient .barge ageism Mr. Tilby, and the factor the malitissi ,asaspiesay Wag . fully proved to the sati‘factios of t upended Court, Staples and Clarke ware scomepa s a two years, and Hallow/ to sighteea months' loapsitmo meat. Clarke was a farmer at Malmo, ; Statics lived with Clarke as a servant,' and bad two chilthea by bits s• and Balance Is Clarke 's nephew. ATTIMFF Ta co MIT hivaasa, FOLLOWED RT CIDIL—It has rarely fallen to oar lot to record a man and more deliberate act of atrocity than the follutrist, fur the asthesticite of which we can Tooth. A mama the awe of Harris. residing in Queen-street, & F a stone-square. and who formerly had bun clerk to sis ironmonger in Circus-street, New-road, inspected Gs fidelity of his wife, to whom he had been warded Is years. We deeline„ for very obvious' reasons, is die pro. sent stage of the affair, to make say comusiats epos the probability of his susicions heinit either well or ill foaaded ; they bad ta kes satEciatit possession of his mind to exciteltim to the double crime of snarler std suicide. lie had latterly been °sly an occasional visitor to his wife, and had sot *comber soak , weeks. Oa psi. day evening be called span het io 0111n-swats* finding that she was with a neighlmnring friend is fity, moue-place, h e went there. and requested' her to csat home, as h• wished to speak to her snorkel to Lk& partner fur Wales, which he said was to toito place m the enspior morninff. Mrs. Harris imnplied with his request, and went home with him. They sat down to tea, accompanied by a child of sevea alright years aid, their adopted PO/I. in a short time Ire mot .thq child out upon an errand, and immediately drew oat a per* pistol, with which he shot at the onfortmeate emu. and severely wounded her. She atreitemmid .and ruled to the door, and at the moment the people of the boat, came to be; arsistaneo. he presenteJ another Distill to his MOM bead. and inflicted a anortul wooed. A smigt bowleg Surgeon, Mr. ',North, of Soyamour-place. knee diateiy attended, and paid every proper atteatioa to the woman. Her lower jaw was dislocated on use side.hal severely fractured. She is now under the can of Sr. linthrie and Mr. Xorth, and it is confidently hoped will do well. She is nufortnnately in the seventh smooth of her pretaaaey. The nature of the wound which the man himself had received. semiarid it islpsssillr ts afford hint am assistance, although he liegerad fot any beers. (is thee morning of the same day. be gave to the clail I an accurst. list of what area firma Imo Mr pockets. cousistipg of six sovereiget, a watch. &c. Ha was a tai Meet *ma, in the pelage of life, and we wader. stead W. iscellear etattecttr. An Inquest will sit apoa the bodyloomorrew notkoists tatelevessdaktk. Warriaaa.—This halt been s anothet week of fair al pkasant weather, with time esceptian of the present der. which has been disposed to wet. Derief. IRMO of the eights I belo mr Ilk thermometer has bees the freesia"' poist, as appeared in lode On Meshy well defined - S 4 34 1 as 4s 47 49 AS I Fair 40 1 Fair 4. i. s.. I 46 I ' itiady In consequence of theilgh winds en Saturday night and yesterday morning. considerable injury was sus. taineil amongst the shipping is the London Ducks. — The Buoys were 'broken adrift. and the ships were is a confused state on the water, and the sides were brakes and notch damaged. The sailors were at wed nod! a .late boar yesterday before they amid get lb. shipping in proper' order. tin the river below bridge. several small craft were 'nett, and damage to a magi , derable amount has been sustained. Two of the hands of a north cnantry trader, in endeavouring to secure the moor* of the vessel, were blown overboard, and perished. Above bridge. two barges were sask of Milbank, one of them laden with timber. la the neiglthoarlinod of the Edgware-road, a great oenber of houses were unroofed, inn the windows Moen out. On the Canal great dattitge was sustained, by the boats having bees tore fro,. tt eir fastenings, and the copings of the canal. together with dolma.. were mtteh injured. The numb beildiggcla ilarpeew fields have received considerable damage.;. ma ay of the bonus are completely unroofed, and the 'erections tN gether with due contents of the gardens, entirely de stroyed.• The wall adjoining the Freemason's stdrod, in St. George's-fields. was blown does with a MOM lions crash, damaging the windows of the eclat+ house, and 11311111 of the buildings adjacent great is jars has been sustained to the buildings Is the lines real leading to (treat Dower-street, where a teach cot• tamping three perowns was Moon over; fortceately they escaped without say other irjatli than being ft rittasly ahrused. A keg elute' of paling ou tie' branch of the Surrey Canal w4 A blown Jowl/. and floated along the stre4ses. In some ieldr. near Bet isendsey-grao:e. several large trees were tore op by the roots, sod in the same nei,.:Lbourhood. in idir• tion to the damage dose to the windows, chimneys. and out buildings of an immense frontier of houses, at Dock•hearl, a large stack of chiewto were blown down, and a female domestic sleet• ing in one of the attics, narrowly esrdprd being crushed to death. tl.e principal bean having most providentially f‘li-n ;it that• position to intercept the weight of the rubhish. which \fetid otherwise have fa::en un the bed. It is sooweltrt singular Outgo did not distant er her s:tuauon for ur wards of two hours, after tar aim had takes place. 4". rAt. Oa FriaaT winabig lad, istlistibeth, wife of Mt. C. ;saki yu, of London Edited, "Onto& and PoiG iat the OA eN •• TOR STATIMILII" and '6 rim Con. fir t von" (Si ‘ 414 .0 Paper), No. 194, Mifflin& orponke Ci,inerei C I ins. K. WAROSIX, LL.B.. M w nom en Com"- e:s;:s ) Mimi, Sta arin five** to* ederric.4. .Tiii ..7 0 - I - All r—MlSbit'ss . . - . .. . . • hairs, Ind ; ties's*, ise• W oo ‘aSeas . .. • Ail" taTiliSsa a me ". at d ta At m e i ta-jr. c am a t As .40, m. . 0 , 0 4 .41 : b . v a l e t. ta rj et - ov iii thg-l i a stp .4" tr , .. 71, t k .K sentl ial. : 0 . . is ks ;p ltl ;: t l f ! e -P r eef ic.iir g li te k i sa i lty n 7Efe r e li a t a lF o rg h r e - e an ms d pz . 4 l ; Markle, New-stresS4garp. sweird-dakir. at iiiiiiits to • , be ., tits . . pe rir y tetra rem. tr 0. . n eli it of. , med l e si r tile 0 0 0.0 1 re, . i litt i ng l 24l air *. • ' OR iii v e 'l '.' ' ".. 4 , li en!. 41 the like suits . gat pos. y . . I Inar Y pool —Marelt I. J. 'fflltOlte.Agitl• aedt,. ... ' kit tile 41"Tellif 14 b t 'il' s '4l4lar At the Wilts Quirit Sees' anis; a trial took plie s . bin ail Stu followed.le wbieli I rafl eneseliessi sideudiasHis: " IML B/ 464 t. Alen/ h .t 1 1 .* _._ whist a " it jai r? I lit' tbOineei of ent..._t__ e_ _no_ _sea • at_ t. It srus charg e Mr. Orrealiell lad kis Illartio_ tat sed - Ne •Pr.Delo ti re` brought by Mr. Tilby, a respectable solicitor, of D a , It •' St il l i t sga. ll IPa th i :l 6 .. % fa r . . *Sad . ea?" sale }lowa ilk 'the tap. By thi° t'n" , '''' l% Tikes. against Elisabeth Staples. Thomas Clarke, anti a s d' ' • - faetsvitsisslaMe‘ Etariiii *lto chanced tn. be present, and several 9f William Milani*, for baying falsely end raaliciostly • • porebSse:vice Chi - abets. deeealed; T. Praederdist,Pol” t r ii2 7" , "^ --.---- 2ff i lid - — 22 - dismin r" --- - 2 , - - - - b o u d i rra i 11,1011113 NFU Wee sgcescu. " fig hts •tbe thermometer bas bre. belovf di. frresinf to be Nosiga. - .viee Mag. • , ' Side Brigade-4i. C. Deal 1, east.. to be Seised Mot., the - i t s -- e - i e ll d "--110 0 1 - -- • •:* -- - -'- ' •-• • • 1 ..' ata . -- illy. illiosocus. said their conduct was not to be jus- by patella elerHavelecb. toilsome% tboSlot , foot. ant planlid Ginty, Os Solicitor of tiled, 'limy were ordered to be slisciarged os par nig t ab:ewark"/"aebihAielliPll"enenedni:dll6lfilbeaati• fuliontusatsditsio./ Ist Royal Volum Bawd Atgokra, !row dot the .E Se eat!, lie woold askwp sow list Cori tba wood the usual feo of is: esch. bow was rite i n Glasgow, fee *bout ten mills W IL TIse .: • late td Bagel Veteran Bananas' Ma MIA 1. hilacitron. to let the 4italor As the ~,,,,,,t ri air NW: 'd t , Ag i omilgig Bits (bop lattiltill 1111,11Lkill. Ili ' et OW iblialliges alga. fielerskr, AO inle'" from Os Sitaden rests. ; ,;,,,,, . Y rlLVitglii, iii wdektioam a " ;•*.-"' lir - ad: . r . - iiit. .inialk, iiiiiteektisMakinimAlShilliast 4l # " 2; . 4 , 4; '• - .* , Or t iO' > 11 " - . 1414 ° , .' al musefactireret Shit . • .dtdsiat44lse le sposemosses libseatei. • ; ," . "-Iretealselowestr:' r-1' • • %eters. • • • , Ive s tj 11-11 " . em. Ai 4 110 0 •4 N 4 the IMMO Of. Brillikl.ihati Weir . Saturday *reels( a roots.. was brooght op by .4. -, te l si l ik .. le 1 2 ma. litt l e th ß hVt• lit r 6 sterse Sart * tot " to be T Cipt lie le. fiell rteA ini 3, baying le‘oaractra ia!lfst illkanOti4 B Or SFr warrant for obtaining 3.., ender false pretences. -It - e'eleelt. etsfigto. . Rd R Val** " 81416 la -L ibsiiM i k pe ' etlititii • fi (11 . at ' .11051 sod ! b°, 4 ! esd a t l .."* ?P• Q f - 111 , 10 - appeared frog. the evidence of the prosecutor (a gentle. .... 1 7- ... . . As . . 4 4 , , ~_ Fair a . as Cle late BI Royal Venni Battalion, to be Ensign ; 9aorter- who r • ,i.. satenserrobt OAS of place) that sesiwg ea advenlie- ; 1 1 . m.... 46 . .; 7,1 1 3° . 7 0 1 Pair roaster W.V.•Tettesi tb•bi AOrtiab. ',.-. e-. - - . 'llre• nth • declated ii• bid recalied the Anna __.. ,_ ,_ re . . . se was lodged. to go to au °See go T ST 4t 41 1 1 04 311 a Stali—Parroior'a•Citeh•T-ILTWrn• t.bs Do» 'lll6 belief' siaglo eoes Meg be saki wittiest the 1" """ P a r . - for oroviding sitoatioss for servants, in• Carbortos- !I!, W—. 111 .1 41. Bt' 1 . • :al 1 Fair •••• 'Ata se . et ; W.I. . 1. • . , • ' •Q. I .+ ..cd• ; If 11 I . t • •