The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-25 00:00:00

A . .1 Y.:. 3 . a , . . . ,;: i. . .... _ i 1 a I , 6 i i I I e 1 1 4, 1 i: . . [I li 114 , I Li . , • f 1 ' t • t . „ t e i t . 1 • • k 4 A . • I. t' I • .1". the thitliioV4Liielit, Nip. 24. -• . MAITARY PROMOTIONS, , «. . . . • • Sl'ar . -QAce, N ov. 34 , 1811 ed Regiment of Dragoon guards -Ensign Edward Run, from. - the /"th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Dyer, pin- R ei d N icol of Dra„svons -Lieutenant John Hall to be Captain - • of a Troop, by purchase, vire J Winston, wit' retires. • enritet James `Vein) ss to be Lieutenant, by •purchase, vice Hill. • Ilth Regiment of Light Dragoons _ a J. A. Schreiber mbe Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Jenkins, who retires. • 12th Ditto-Lieutenant W. C. Coles, from the 4th• Dragoons, • to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Clark, whiree .. ' tires. • James Bennett, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Trevor, who retires. 214 Ditto-Ensign A. A. M'Concliy, from the .50th Foot, to be Cornet, without purchase, vier Leeson, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards-Ensign .1. IL Mitchinson to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Clitherow, promoted. Ist Regiment of Font-Lieivenaut .1. Fowler, from the half pay of the 31th Foot, to Lieutenant, vice Brookes, who ex changes Roeseon William Roberts, from the IGth Foot, to be Surgeon ; vice Forster, who exchange'. sth Ditto-Fosign Mitchell, from the South Devon Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 11th Ditto-Ensign and Adjutant T. Smith to have the rank of Lieutenant. lati he LieOtiliants'-Ensign J. O'Kelly, vice Donovan, deceas ed ; Ensign W. Dunkley, vice Turnbull, deceased; Ensign J. Doll*. vice Itylid, deceased; Ensign J. M•Mullett, vice Pridtiam, deceased. 11th Ditto--Ensign— Woodford, from the South Devon BH- P in, to he Ensign, a ithout purchase. • ltd (lino-Cornet W. Shirley, from the 7th Light Dragoons, to he Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Harrison, promoted. 77t0 Ditto-Ensign 1,. Maclean to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Hamilton, vomited. Stith Ditto-Lieutenant G. Pinkney to be Captain of a Company, vice Forbes, deceased. 46th Ditto-Surgeon 'Gamuts Forster, from the Ist Foot, to be Surgeon, viceitoberts, who excluttirges. 50th Ditto-Richard tlewafd, Gent. to he Ensign, without pur chase, vice AlsConehy, appointed to the gist Light Dragoons. 60th Ditto-,Robert Hall, Gent. to be Ettsigh, by purchase, vice Drnminowl, promoted. t Ditto-To be Major-, without purchase-Captain John Oke, vice Downing, dead of his wounds; )brevet Major Jobal Owes, vice Royal, primeval. To be Captains of t .:omptinies - I ieUtenant E. Brockville ry. vice Stubbs, killed in action; Lieutenant John White, vice P. B. P. Horton, killed in action; Liesiteuaut George Maclean, vice Facet!, dead of his wounds. To he lienteiutms-Ensign Thomas Williams, vice Chawner, killed in action; Ensign William White, vice Parker, killed in action ; !.nsign Joha Singleton, vice Brackeishury ; En ego Join, Ilarris, vice White; Ensign T. 11. 114 e, vies hioclenn. To he Ea:iris-John Spier, Gent. vice Williams; John Wright, lieut. vice White; Thomas Belton, Oent. vice Singleton; Favell, Gent. vice Harris; Cuthbert Eccles, Gent. vice Meade. 53d Ditto -Ensign D. F. IPCartliv to be Lieutenant, witbent purchase, vice Baylee, promoted. /9th Di to-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Cox, from the balf-i.ay of the late Royal Regiment of Malta, to lie Captain of Company. vice Cashes, who exchanges. 6th West [nth , ' Begiment-S It. Gordon, Gent to he Ensign, vice Rose, proino.ed in the let West lcdia Regiment. 13th Royal Veteran Battalion -Major-1411ml William Ray mond, front toe half-pay of the -loth Foot, to be Colcuel. HOSPITAL STAFF. StaffSitrgeon Benjamin Bloombeld to be Deputy-Inspector of llospaals on the coast of Africaonly, vice Meddle, deceased. The Kings Cicrinan Legion. td Regiment of Lien Drag:rim -isfaines Hay, Gent, to he Cor net, vice IVirboiii, promo7A. York Light Infantry Volunteers. Ensign Patrick Thomas to be Lieutenant, vice Douglas, de ceased. De Cannes ' Cent. to Er Ensign. vier Thomas. The Duke of Yor!c's Creek Ligat Infaaty• Regiment. Major Richard Church to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without pm.- CHASE. MEMORANDUM. ADAMS V. BOLINGBROKE, F.SQ. Mr. Sclacer): moved for a Rule, to show cause why a writ of ficaorari should not issue to change 'the ensue herein from Middlesex to Cumberland.- ''The action had been broug ht to recover for some ! plasterer's work done for the Defendant in Cumber ; land; but it was resisted on the ground that Adams fhad not performed his contract, he having under taken to plaster some buildings with what he called 1 Roman Cement, so us 44 to keep out the weather." ''.• The Roman Cement, or what was called by that : name, had been used, but unfortunately the rain beat through it, therefore the contract had not been DROGHEDA, Nov. 18.-On Monday last, about I fulfilled. Lord E,, cannot see that a Cumberland Jury, who LLENBOROUGII-" This is quite irregular; two o'clock in the aftenioon, as Mr. Youn of : I Rogerstown, near Ardee, was returning from g, the : besides , , may be quite ignorant about Roman Cement, would fair of Mullscrew, he was attacked by the noted , Offender, Collier, who, after seizing his horse's be more competent than a Middlesex Jury." . • bridle, demanded .liis money. Mr. Young struggled I Rule refused. THL PARISH OF PADDINTON AND THEIR for some time,,to get away, when Collier fired a LATE OYERSF.EIt. :NW. usiciss - ristt. pistol at him, the contents of which lodged in Mr. , Mr. CAMPBELL moved for a writ of Habeas n is Young's hand, arm, and breast. Immediately after to be directed to the Keeper of Newgate, to bring the miscreant discharged the pistol, he ran off. Mr. , into Court the body of William Leicester, late an Yoang is not dangerously wounded. i overseer of the poor for the parish of Paddington.- Excessive DRINKINO.-On Wednesday last, D. 1 The Learned Gentleman went into a long history of Crowley went into the house of a publican, in Mary- , the circumstances which led to the appointment of I POLICE. overseer; and it ultimately appeared, that he h a d ! street, Dublin, and called for liquor, but having houseleave ---sims-- f h o is verse er , a at 1 IPadtl consequenceisig Paddington, a nd i iio,3Ati el leAtylst.,l4o,or7par.irtitmhortre,ereseet.az E ibmiel ai ii : esd, Ez enrcaoyno r t,sn i fthi y :ileeh m aityrio i x r, :) N ietind is x:.iliniilti;in hu.a.ll.li7irha:ounntft,coder. the appearance of intoximtion he was refused. How- t b o ee g n iv c e o compelled lle his d onceto o ever, when the persons of the shop were etigsged, he took an opportunity of applying a quart to a cask of losses sustained by him by the failure of a banker in spirits, and literally drank off the entire measure, Northampton. Two successors had since been ap- and turning it to his own use, Was again brot i gli li t l b la jt ! o •a re r 7l;: when he fell senseless, and was removed immediately ; pointed, and in August fellowing Mr. L. had hand- t inr iil i t o v r o d n 4 , o in the costodi of one of the alarthalien, who to his home on Merchant's Quay, whore he con.. ed over to them his accounts as overseer. Ile had 1 interces s ,iOn of the t f hr r t itso t t i t i e e r ' 's i r f a rL ec al l rl i s tar h 3 ;d a reTi a t:quis seq rd ice al if fil the tinned in a state of complete stupefaction until I given in all the books, accounts, &c. retaining only thee prosecution, upon condition that the Prisoner entered ins . Thersday night, at eleven o'clock, when the spark), the balance sheet. la September following, Mr. , his Majesty's service, wi4i,':ifib.,7,l.a:e.r,f,'l;ll3l agreed to do. of life became totally extinct ; leaving a striking ex... 1 L. had been arrested and sent to Tothill- fi e ld w ith -; GmtnnAtt. _ T ,,,,, d, „ . , , 1., , Ij ii ; 1 171 • 'ems', w ho was charged some ample of the fatal effects of intoxication. , out any warrant for so doing ; and he was ofafterwards days since before the Sitting Alderman with hawing defrauded sent to N ewgate,agreeably to a warrant s ;;nod It , , various frasons of gaol- and money, was agaio put to *else On the evening of the 6th inst. as the sloop Threesr' J when a great many fresh charges were made against him. kite was ; two Magistrates, which warrant set forth - the fact of was fully committed for trial. Friends, of Youghall, J. Campbell, Master, . Leicester having been appointed overseer of the pa- o:lltio,st Adonis was charged with stealing a /leant ity & ver. coming out of Southampton, she was captured at the . , h and it then went on to state , that twopersons degns to the value of twenty pounds, the property of sas. Start Point by a French privateer, the Jure!, Louis risst finding had been appointed as his successors - that agreeably saner weas commuted. Marenenurt, of• St. Woes, Captain. On to rovisions of George • 11. en this head, accounts RING-DROPPERS. the cargo to consist of bricks and hoops, orders were p , Bow-inacre.-Friday night, *an elderly man, a farmer. • ; were to be delivered yearly lad every year, and to ' •d* 6 •Idf d ' Surrey , ' returning • - given to scettle and sink the sloop but on Captainrest tug near at or ,in was fro m Covent . the successors within fourteen days after such new Garden Market. through Charing-cross, hi. was addressed by a .M.'V perceiving amongst Mr. C.'s papers a cettificate appointmeet and that Mr. L. had not complied with man , and they got into conversation about the coumry. The from his masonic lodge, the Frenchman mounter- , , . . man told the tanner he wa, a horse-dealer, and had often done mantled his orders for sinking the vessel, entertained, such ' therefore the keeper of provision, .. . Newgate . was business with him ; the farmer denied knowing him. Wt 1 I called upon to keep him in custody until luacomplied they were disputing on this point, the man stooped dins, sine him with great hospitality, gave him a paper, by : Sas h picked rip a small paper parcel, a hieh alas tied up very rare: ith the Act and fielded u his accounts. I which the sloop and cargo were to he his, and made w-- . P y L. p by , fatly ; a man passed at the time, who stooped and spoke to the him promise his hand , that he would end ea- antler en ea t was it* warrant ; but Mr . swore affidavits other man, appearing to he very intimate, and who observed . held by the Learned Gentleman, that he had de. that the farmer was entitled to half the value of the contents. :veer to procure the release of a certain French They all walked together, and went bona prblic-house on the. ICa • ' • Dartmouth • Mr. , pain, now 'in prison, w hi c h livered all his accounts, and had no.copy of them by Surrey side of Blackfriarsi-bridge, where, openingnothe par eel, it proved to contain a trots, and ' a bill . and receipt, per f Campbell is resolved on taking the necessary steps to him ' rola a .etveller, for VOL deseribtag ihe t rot: as a Lord Etstesinonouc is said, that these weremattets . r in g t " be f e . obtain. - • diamond cram. -The :water gave the mail he met withal i hang. Early on Saturday morning last, the shop of Mr. for the consideration of the Magistrates. cross all the names he-bad is his pocket, ainountina t 'o 591. awl Mr. CAMPBELL submitted, that the warrant was took the cross. rhe man who had massed him at isharh.ternia Butiman, in Princes-street, .Westminster, was at- . repreieMed hlutselfas a minter builder, aod ths-preseuded tone ' i llegal , inasmuch as it did not state on the face of A...) aaraer, after FtrraiOng that .they were to meet tne folios big tempted to be broken open, but it is supposed the i . it, that the Defendant had broken the provisions of morning, arrange for the farmer to go to use Elephant oat villains were alarmed by some persoes passing at the Castle to order thaw for the three, they (main some Lansaw.* the Act iu not yielding his accounts as overseers time, and they made off with only a bolt belonging that neighbourhood, and would come to him there. Ile went lie, however, rested his motion on another jowls!, to the I. kasha's, mod Castle,nrdered dinner for three, and wither to the bar of one of the window-shutters. namely, that the warrant was in violation of the of the men coming to him he had the . whole to pay . her. Hi Wednesday se'imight, a farmer of Congresbury, a bOth o f the King , sec. 1, chap. 49, which called is ent the following rearms* to she Elephant and t smile an waited a considerabletime for them, when neither the arets:atlet remarkably corpulent man, undertook for a wager of i upon the overseers to deliver their accounts to two horse-dealer nor builder making their appeal anee,he i two dint. Five guineas, to go on foot eight miles in an hour. I Mag istrates at the petty Sessions. Now they had vend the trick , . and came to the Gffiee and gave' taformatior. He failed in his performance by about a minute; at From the descnpt ion gis en of the mass. there was 1.0 dUllbt rp. never called upon hint for those accounts, and the tertained hut Ow he who described himself to ne the bora , the close of which he Wire nearly blind, and has since l dealerwas I h H a. D' h e heirvery ' , hart defesrmed,aat • Act in • Mr. C. contended , • b t't ts question, . r. masa su s 6 U t.. been seriously indispOsed. been transported for a similar Wrenn. for the Act on which the warrant professed to ground ham, and he Navin;, . - ~ .. . a nd Ilumphrte% has been in snare.' of him ever owe i At time, PILDIEsTRIANI63I.-A sporting foot-race took place itself'. ion Ttiesdav morning took him in King-street. llolden-sansre.- ow Monday on the Bagabot-road, between George Lord ELLENBOROUOII held, that the provisions He tinderw cut an examination before Mr. GRAUER, and was Bartholomew, a 'Shropshire man, and John Wil-o f the last quoted Act were rather an accumula , committed for farther examination.. M anl.Ro R 4 ill; lI.STR F:ET -,tub Sr/lon. a hark pelt coachman, mot, a professed runner. The men were backed for tion of those of the previously noticed Statute, than was on Tuesday chit god a ith an wawa, oked a . -sai: L l: bt oil abg.l.lo - one hundred guineas a side, to run against each 'an substitution for them. The latter Act went to I,:amr:litatthgur;A:„Ad:!,'.et'.'..,rd„.hl;nedrartidarrill:rn-elurts to'drivert: other for forty minutes. They went off at the rate affect the manner of examining Parish Accounts.- land-place, and having arrived there, he --soft-- . i Charlotte-street, Port of ten miles an hour, and did four miles abreast of The accounts were to be yieldedas befor e , but the demanded, with witch imprn Mew, 4,. the fate being III) unite BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. .T. Pott, Tamworth, Mara ickshire, innkeeper. 1 each other, in 23 minutes 3G seconds. Wilmot was • g y agistra es was more manner of interferin b M • • t • than Is. (id. a hich aas tendered. The . CO:lfiilll.ali shagged the BANKRUPTS. . evidently beat, after running 30 minutes, and his particularly marked out ; and they had thereby Complaiitant out of the roach with much force. Ile ala held to hail to masa er at the Sossious. H. Dobson, City-road', jeweller, to surrender Dec. 1, B,Jan.. hackney-enachman , for refteing m A, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Coot:men, Great Prescott- t 't • d h i m,and ;an agonis progress i vely game on ruts power given them, to call upon the Parish O ffi cers simADlnw o" .- t 'l e .u n e tt sd ein a i v ni a from his s• • I d making MI.( , 1111 Street. ... ' strong in, leaving the other three 'hundred yards in take no tw to verify their accounts upon oath ; with that • s . •the ~1, a f 40s. Aosta... language to them, au convicted 111 petk y .1. Dakin, Manchester, manufacturer, Dec. IS, 17, Jan. 5, t a - the rear. The winner did six miles and th • ree-quar- power, or rather the exercise of it, Mr: L had not , with costs. the Star laii, Mauchester. A nonsies, Mr. Walker, Manchester - and air. Ellis, Chanc..ey-lane. • ters in the time. i complied. N. Parker, Ma leaester, diaper. Dec. 2. 3, Jan. 5, at the Tal- i , A Coroner's Inquest was held on Thursday morn- ' Motion refused, as was a rule . Niscrai which Mr. lint Inn. Manchester. Atturnies, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane; • to:1 Mr. aleiriii, aatachester. 1 i e / ng, at Over, on the body of Mr. Robert Ayers, which C. asked, that the matter might be more deliberately It. cowie,Barthaloniew-lane, merchant, Dec. 1, ft, Jan. 5, at: was found drowned in a larg e pond in Over Park.- proceeded in. Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Bart, Barker, Swiuford , and llt appeared l iv ed il l • C tater, .lolin-street. Crutchett-friars. that the deceased on terms with 'F. 11 bite, Lyduey, tiloure..sershire, mercer, Dec. 8,9, Jan.l his wife since the month of June last, in consequence I. at she Beur Inn. Newnhaui. Attoruies, Messrs. Taney and' of his having become violently attached to a young Jaates. Newiihnm; and Messrs. Vizard and Ilutebinson, Lin- : coin's Inn-square.l woman, of Corsham, Wilts, and that in consequence J. Shinn°, Scruohy, Nottinghamshire, innkeeper, Noe. 25,1 they agreed in September last to separate; on which ti, Jan. a, at the White Swan, Gmkeholes. Nottinghamshire.' occ asion the young woman came to reside with the futurities, sir. Elsner, Gain.burgn; and Messrs . Nb no d and' Clarke. Castle-court, Budge-row. : deceased. The fever of Mr. Ayers's passion having, J. Drape, W igton, lainiberhuld, mercer, Dec. 9, 10, Jan. 5, . however, subsided, he was seized with en extreme re st the King's Anse; Inn, W igtort. Attoruies , Mr. Batt/e, Chan- ' • eon -lane ; and Mr. Glaister, W e igton. I Mors of conscience ., and unable to endure his re f. lbizer, Oxford-street, teener, Dec. 1, 8. Jan. 5, at Guild- flections, he arose on Tuesday morning soon after hall. Anoraks, Messrs. Boiardillun aria Hewitt, Little Friday- six , and having tied his hands to 1 • aireet. T. LT , Holley, Frnsham, Cheshire, apothecary, Dec. 15, 16, 1 threw.himself into the pond, where he was foun Jan• 5, at Ihr White Lion Inn, Chester. Anomie:, Messrs. soon after seven o'clock. Surgical aid was imme- Ptiilpot and Stone, Hare-court, Temple; and Mr. Finchett, vl'• l obtained but roved • cr v • 'Chesser. late y , prov ine..ectnal.- , erdict s W. Mamford, Daventrv. Northamptonshire, draper, Dec. 9, ' Lunacy. ' 30, Jan. 5, at the Va heatslirrif Ind, Daventry. •Attornies, Mr. I . a • Oakden, Daventry ; and Mr. Frond, Serie-street, Lincoln's ' Sa rn On ~ tn ay morning, about seven o'clock, a man, lawnetil , . i.apparentlr:between 'CO and 70• years of age, was .1. Haver, Paternoster-row, straw-hat-manufacturer, Dee. It found i n GI ace te 1 . , inn. 6, at Guildhall. Attorney , Mr. Wilde, Warwick-square; s r-p ce, am en- owti, 'senate -street. . . t with cola. slst seems he bad wandered the whole of G. Gill, Charles-street, Berkley-square, saddler, Decal, R, the. niglitinihi fr t neighbourhood, without 'receiving don. 5, at Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr. applied Greenwood, Blendford erect, fdanchescr-srmare: . . ' • • alihdugh the least' assistant', ihe • •watchmen . ' H. Hance, Worcester, ilbeo-diaper, Dec. 14, 11, Jan. A, at' frequently at the workhouse to procure him relief.- the Hop Pole inn, Worcester. Attomies, Mr. Gilliam, War- II was nine o'clock when the unfbilunate sufferer center; rand Messrs. Cardsites and Tovng, Gray's Inn. - ! • R. Wright, Naatwich.l4‘esitec., ironmonger, Dec. B,lo,Jan. was removed ttetheinfirmary; by virtue of an order c s.'at the Crown - ;lnn, Natinviek Anoraks, Meson. Edinton from the Mont, aiid . holf .teri• htinfaifter he died'-It mid El woad, Nantwich; and Arun. Bourdillon and Banat, i s ra in ,I.ittie rritis;:-.4Peer, afeapsi4le. ' ' lath - Able .* th t•thmitten of T en , W. manna', strand, jen eller, Dee. 1,5, Jan. S., m Crattignia 'Are. • so off.avtlieffied •to i ff ord 'intniediate 'relief. find S a a . 4rney, Mr.. Briggs, Pasex-street, strand. ••-- - .- , 1 conifortfaidlifitited Objecti tieti t ittleg • ?•arta - the pipe TT St. James's-street, Westminster. Dec. 1, 8;JIIRI• 3, 1 . • i . (;n1 w i lail. . jutoisolv.mr. copier. jenajoimgeo4 tit. I sent instei ftifiWatitlit*ltemtb, and a root $o dodo 401114 , 64. ter unde r!t , Ensign Lander, of the 62th Foot, is superseded; being absent without leave. The urder.mentioned appointments are ermneou.ty stated in the ( *tette of the 17th instant, tn have been mode in the 1111, 6th, nutl 7th Regiments of Fool, instead of the 4th, 6th, and 7th I'V est India Regiments, vie. 4th West India itcgiraem—To be Lieutenants, without purchase - Ensign .Evnes Croke; Ensign G. B. O'Brien. To he Ensigns, withont purchase— Chown 'Jones, Gent. vice rote; Joseph Plik;e;...on, Gent, vice O'Brien. •. ith Ditto—Ensign Alexander Knowles to be Lieutenant, with out piirchase. To be Ensigw, without purchase--Edward Maguire. Gent, vice Knowles r Charles Andrews, Gent. vice I'helan, promoted to the ht ',Vest Italia 11.•gitoetit ; and -- Smith, Gent. vice Cory, promoted to the Ist West India Re•"iment. 7th We a n India Regiment. To he Lieutenants, withont purchase—Ensign William Nitnmo, vice Edwards, appointed to the 51th Foot; Ensign Thomas 'had nle . To be Ensigns, withont purchase—Thomas Parker, Gent. vice N imam; Ilammersley, Gent. vice Chadwick & and John Poe Wollams, Gent. To be Ad.] otant—Ensign George Foskey, vice Noel, promoted. Commissions signed by the Lonl Lieutenant of the North Riding of the County of York. Ensign Ridley to be Lieutenant, vice Webb, reslgaid. Dated November 5, 1812. 'Meow Thompson, Gent. to be Ensign.. I)ated November 11, 1812. Commissions i ll the Ist Western Regiment of Norfolk Local Mi litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant Francis Sails to he Captain, vice Cooper, resigned. Dated Notemher 4, ISI 2. Lieutenant Richard Vynete to be.ditto, vice Girliag, resigned. Dated November 5 t 1812. P.IRT N ERSHI PS I)ISSO EV ED. J. and J. Blacked and It. Houzlas, Wappiag, ship-eIMOII - Heath and S. Taylor, Minaries, sinew-drapes—l). Henhouse and E. Mac Morland, Manchester—J. S..lortlen and G. and L. ,Timmins, Birmingham, patent-sash window-frame makers. DARING ROBBERY AT TAPLOW.-011 Tuesday evening, the 17th inst. as Mrs..l rving, landlady of the Bell and Crown Inn, 'Faplow, was crossing - her garden, about eleven o'clock, she was struck vio lently on the back of her neck, by a tall stout 'nan ; . she fell into the fellow's arms, who seized her hand and drew otf her rings; attempting to cry out, she received a second blow from another man, which struck her against a tree, and she fell on the ground, at which time she supposes her pockets were cut oft', ' containing 931. in notes, 61. in sillier, tied up in a canvass bag, and about 30s. and some halfpence . loose; a bodkin and tooth-pick case, marked 6 and the mourning ring of her lately deceased hits, band. She was taken up quite insensible, being found by her servant about twenty minutes after had left her house, who was directed by her groans. On the preceding evening, Mrs. Irving was robbed'. of two pigs, and on seeing the following morning two suspicious' characters come into her horse and call for some liquor, and pass by again in the dusk ! of the evening, she observed to her domestits that they were very likely to luive.stolen the pigs. Mrs. rlrving had been ming some money to Mr. Clarei cyder-Rerchut,, in the course of the evening, and id . • is sopPp.k.tiiat .villains must have observe(' heyold her *lola* the property stolen, And thetf lecretedraullailOill lot t t loot. ordes ) pr.eparcd foot su i l dir ft ". A pigeon match took place on M.H nn liouns• low-heath, between Messrs. How:t•tt awl 1;411Ce, amateur shots, for 501. The pai ties fired with dou ble-barrelled guns at two pigeons from a trap, at twelve yards. Twenty birds wen allotted to each, and Mr. Bunco won the match by bagging 16, which was one more than his adversary. Sunday se'lmight the bOdy of Mr. i'irkstock, a ft spec!able farmer living at Calcut Ilall, near Dal'• drinio, was found in the river Tatinatt. Thole ceasi:d had been at Oswestry market nn the red. ing Wednesday ; and as several marks of violene, were !mildest ou the body, suspicions were entei tainocUthat he was robbed and murdered. A cora. ner's inquest sat on the body. • Verdict—Futon ! drowned. , A letter from Stromness, states, the sailor belnag; ing to the Roxantond, who, from mere distress c , conscience, had confessed his knowledge of the tour. der of the family of Marr, was to be sent with expedition to London. DIED. A abort time ago at Kato,: on the Wookls, near Lose'. Linco',Wake, Mr. Richard Parnell, as eminent farmer Aid gel' zicr, aged 65. - (M tbi Mb inst. In Dorsewhire, In the 43d year of bout', Charles Nowell, liaq. late at the Duke of Ytirk's thaw, Bdrs Guards. Last week, at Twickenham, Mrs. Beaachamp, nife. of Mr. Beauchamp, surge's and Apothecary, of that place. On Monday, Mrs -Oddy, wife of Oddy, Esq. of kiln* place, lifile.eortroad, aged 75. • >. ;,► - • ....iamoork wows wa.iiing 4 Lalt41101: Primed aad Pub!idled by D. bovsst. lII' ST vcsaaut Otana. $7, Beelostlet, ~, ladie. +4.- NMliil - • Tat' WrATERMAN S. Jones, St. Paul's Church-yard, silk-rnanufactiiret, Nov.* Dec. 5, Jan. 5, at Gnildhall. Atturoies, Mose,. Willis, Fait thorne, and Clarke, Wartiford-coartjhrogintorton-stmt. W; Allan, 'lhrogiriorion-street, insurance-broker, Nov. tl3, Dec. 5, Jan. 5, at (linltlhall. Attornits, Messrs. kcarsey and Spurr, Bilisopsgate-strect Within. DI V 1 D4NDS. Dec.l6, O. Morecroft, Birmingham, corn-dealer—Dec. 16, S. Rates, Brereton, Stalloidshire, grocer —Dee. 15, B. Fox, Cough-square, merchant -Jam. 16. Warren and L. Smith, Aus tin-friars, merchants—Dec. 1, S. Lee, BirchiiPlaue, merchant Dee. 18, J. Wood, Brighthelinstone, 18, J. C. Cooke, Brighthelinstone, cinifeetioner—Dec. '23, A. Whi.ehead, un. Halifus, 4otton-spinner— Dec. 17, Lt. Readlicard. Amble, - Newhall, Northumberland, salt-merchant—Dec. lii, 1.. Absolon, W ell i ogford , Berks. innkeeper—Dec.l7,J. Sowden and J Mod g son, heeds, oil-merchants—Dec. 17, C. Avenel!, Porhiea, watch maker—Om. 17, J. Ountliont, Litigate, Su Milk, surgeon- .Dee. 17, It. Anderson, North Sunderland, corn-facior—Dec. 13, I'. Pownall, Piccadilly, butiker—Dee. 15, It. Bracken, T. Wil liams, and L. Bracken, Lothhury,4lramel-maatifacturers —Dec. .1. Stead, Fostet.lane, Cheopside, was-chip:sem:in—Dec. 15. Thaeltray, Burton-Leonard, Yorkshire, Ila x-dresser—Dec. 19, .1. Burlingham, Old Buckenhain, Norfolk, —Dec. 15, J. Kermit, Bear-street, Leicester-fields, druggist—Dec. ), C. Laing, NVapplog, ship-chandler—Der. 19, .1. Cleincace, N orth 'abet land-street, St. Mary-le- Boa lie, carpenter—Jan. 16, J. luskipp, jun. Battle, Sussex, carpenter. CERT' FIC ATES—Doc. 15. D. I'. Taylor, Boston, Lioculnshire, scrivener—J. Wedding ton, Bi.hopsgate-strret,vininer—J. Croft, Pell-street, Kutclitle i* highwiiy, a me-merchant—lt. Denton; Easicheap, chocolate ; maker-11. Williams, Orford -greet, linen-draper—lt • and .1. Balmer, South Shields, ship-builders—J. Maddock, Liver- I pool, soan-hoiler—J. Caskill, Nottinemm, auctioneer—J. Howell, Surrey-street, Strap!, tailor—W. Hill, Cirencester, salt-inerchant —J. Joseph, Somerset-street, Miceli:we!, pus brella-maker. 14W INTIM L VENQE. COURT OF KING'S RENCIII, W ESTMINSTER, N0v.24. THE KING CREETEY , LATE N. P. Mr. BROUGHAM moved forfora Rule, to show cause why a writ of Cothoreri should not issue to remove the proceedings on an indictment from the county of Lancaster to that Court. he Learned Gentle_ man stated, that die Gland Jury of Lancashire had found an indictment against a Member for Thetford, in the late Parliament, Mr. Creevey, for words al leged WI have been uttered by him in the House of Commons, in the last Session of that Parliament, according to a report which had found its way into a country Newspaper. To remove such indictment from • the Quarter Sessions of Lancashire to that Court, it being a matter of much moment to the nom Gentleman ►vho was his Client, was the ob ject of his motion. .Rule Aisi granted, 'without any further observa tions. 6 4,11:1CiE. DEAL, Nov., 23.—Tar execution of LicNiena, Gamage, for the wider of a Serjeant Marie r s on hoard the Griffon sloop of war, pursuant to the sentence of a Court-Martial, took.place this n n , „ ing, •at ten o'clock, on board•tliat ship. Be bo e his fate stitlemanly fortitude. About eight o'clock he was Wended by the Clergyman,who remairn tl Wftt him till about half past nine, when the procession be. gen from his cabin to the platform, from whence he I was to be launched into eternity. The Clern t n ae I walked first, then Lt. Gamage, attended on each e ( l 4 , by two friends, o.li cers • several Officers follo we d ! every one present was deeply affected at the utifortem mate fate of this youtvggentfenian ; the sliip'scompany particularly. Boats from the different ships e attended, ias usual, round the executi o , and th e same spa.- ! vathS , and pity sere observable in each--. 4 G oa receive his smut," frequeetly burst forth from dif. ferent seamen. ile bece. - (! and thanked them two or three times, as I te..terscand, and seemed deepl y affected with the sympathy he excited. O ne l etter 1 have received, says, " that he spoke shortly to his own crew, warning them to beware of giving say to sudden passion." As soon as he reacher! th e platform, he prayed again with the Clergym an, and precisely at ten o'clock, the si r :nal-gun bei ng tired, he was run up to the v ard.at m, amidst re. heated exclamations from the seamen, of 46 Goo bless and receive him !" He appeared to suffer but little. Previous to the execution, the Circular Addrew, which we inserted yesterday', was sent t o Admiral Foley to every ship in his Ileet. The body was broeght on shore for interment at two o'clock, and was received at landing by Perrer Dower, Nsy. Cove' nor of the Navy Hospital, who, with a number of Naval and Military Officers, at. tended this unfortunate young Gentleman's remains 1 - to the burial-ground, at the rear of th., Na,:o n os . pital, whore-they were deposited. Capt. 'Frollotre, and the Otticers of the Griffon, %jilt several of the crew, were present, and bore ample testimony, b y their appearance, to the regret they fell at his un. , timely fate. r ~, ~. e • I'4 5 , . . !' • ~~• S i~ .. ~~ ~ ~. } :~'{~ . i*;,. •