The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-05 00:00:00

ter- I ▪ re, A he , T : 1 u ~• po w • Tke • Vain 4 psi ID sta' 6 r M. mt' h i, few+ !' er,.(n•l A d, r d to *O6 Clye M' 110 . oval toga 4 hots 1. • P ° A 0 Po ri -I Tbe y. An se, • ;NA 4 • lot sul , w e, Kok • k fa t. to, IN le se Jowl ''• Gays Goo /NO Odd • : • wart be it 7k, lode t oo 04: 1 14 1, • Oeado • De said. • Mi de, wet "lOC dt s iirdd btu Mem I tier b :r t.. a T: litha• Jul greet nu 4 1 a gal ve! ring ioner 1 1 / 4 dly hove ed, d pep 'rho, tke S tin,* N)l4 his re eke? tap. I bank Inot bi who, • bl $3l Ise the I i 3 fa the( p Met, awn (41 tih bee, with she Pis Cm b chat 51r of tor Fri of dei up mid ro, the thr the tol NAVAL INTE L LIGENCE. ' ror4rourn, Fut. CE—Arriiad the Finn gun-brig, from and laded again. oirJ f,..sal St. Deists's, De Donegal and Ronal Oak, emit, for the mut of Frosice ; the Milford, of 74 caw . Dqa tan, I 4 joie the sqeadron of Rochefort ; . tigelope , 3) pas, Capt. hi'Le,d,•for Codis, with dis ,„_,,cbel/2 and our newly-eppolated Ansbosiador and belie. co ," t r iple, Capt. Smyth, will sail to•wiortew otr, with the convoy fur Lisboa. ['i uncut,l.--Arrived the Barqui Two Brothers, . 1 .w,, port, Wlllians Cnentier, Master, from Prince try j.' wand, Will' masts and timber ; the French brig pra- roe r Le Charles, of 11 guns and 6J men captured by the pawsix frigate; the thilliot 'row Guieloa, detaioed by the ack , frigate; the brig Ana, John M‘Donald, Master, few s j s e, with wines, lot from Falmouth I the Mercator San $6, Jobe Clarkson Mader, from Jamaica, t. „,a; tio hoard T. 13 French primmer, of war, ten of whom 41..4 0 t h e postage; his hinjesteeiblp &aphis, of guns, Orsini Stamford,. from off Rochefort. She has on board a qsaa ity of wine and brandy, taken oat of several rrencb o re% which were de:an:led by the Cadmus sloop of war; . 1 crocus brig of war, from a cruise; she pot under ovcreme, having had communication with a Spanish brig t oe Alicent, hotted to London, which She re-raptured, and , hoerlv expected into port. Also arrived the Aiusabk tri p* ipd the Daphne sloop, from a cruise. A ostiviant fever is stated now, to prevail amongst'''. p iwners at Dartmouth prison, wkiclt has carried et' mit asters. r gar g ae nanter brig of war km the AAiseward r med Ibe bmerielin %hip Edward, Moses EnterY, • Awe in Spain, littlea w ith bar Ula and fruits ~.c d ta Loudon, put in by contrary POLICE. —war SW IN nLER, etc. low•Sreeer.-0.1 Friday evening. Needle Chamberlain .oi, Harvey, slim Smith, was broasist, bic Atkins and Le: —•--, b e f„, e gr. Naar+, the Sinless Magistrate. (grimed on i T it i na o f wise mesa itted diver, at il of swindling, farad. blear. We understand he hat trov e Ted in a pod-chaise i li eer , easy ' min,/ the downier°, a Rises blesmeliger, ad • l . 1. osi moms o btained eyesitarid property. Last mosaier `be mem to the shup of Mt. taan, a siltemsniels, la dr. 31 .0.,, rer i, and apes lad himself ae a pattieslorftlead ef die niches: el Bedford t amid he was e sass o m mo ded b ., Iwo ewe to him. pertkuladvi, Ser a helmet °easement ter: the b i g, t issue: to 1111111 bit eksbrf bad of Mr. Wirensa_aidl be Inc*ibei We offifithithl so Pirifillaily, that I'dre wirdassa b i d m id. hot UNA o( I{t *deg reesaseneaded by her Gam m a hie brmye a similar ordsliet, and a 'diamond We& ...., r , 8t t 4 the of gold the of otaameat. li 4- li_jP7le , wherel r e P O i t i t e ered f ,whic h was mild after4boovered—be was pue- w lakee. ad bye. means Mr. Wiegman got his va iwammeet has*. Me wee tried at the Sameaser Adzes, err. fOr th e drafts ad was acquitted. Dietio; a Jstein.,: of Jeirmya-street, said, that oa lashed at. eashisting of several dimmed rings a rid watt s mi d e baia, an estleelled watch. aud lielend ellid Pm, t, t otes ;boy agreed for a mends sum ; they wee all to be sole 111110011 by ebe AGONY followiog, when they 'we to le An le 8 1 / 119 Wleillteete where the Pekes' said 6. final, ud be was Y feflaY money; the Primmer was It my IP.* a , oral 141:Toe a ria4, which the Pri- VOmI . slur to allow bias to take home M pay Mes for the se hole on Woodsy, Weer 11111e1d, if be made up hi,mid to I m p ibis. wilieb the PA accts, ; to; or the Moodily wieg the Pro tee went to -Na.et 11, Wl:apple-Wert, hems where lb l Prisoner also mid be resides. But was ie. atnew me me evelkilaitioseeided then, dismiss Davi rj i=in eel ;mislaid *de Warallide_ 1 mid, AS, ea Wediteday, the Sidi ult. dot Pidwase aims. at Ms WWI shop, and nil Ida, he railed by the alppille• suet ef lb asele, ha losifill somaje winery. i r e,f I. easta. awee, Mewed We 0 le! we d Parlifilli OW 0 &wood worts.he ins rhos, as Ike Prism rib ! he would 7411 thiidag day La seie his NW de, aid look ' s, l some mire artiest. The Prisoner WI, kis rase was Marvels, sat be limed is Wimpole-street'. The i 'hisser called dowel day, ad leaked oat, ad agreed for, ankles to the mogul of. *Mimed said he wool( call the hest day to see Ms uncle. width he adiseirdittgly did, ad saw lissiele, and thee Inehad erne An nalebtitie hilt selected * t eal some !peer &crab, sad th eta la be, sent, lithe Medal follow .to Na. 11, fe-street except ihr bawls all ring, which Whisk with . and mijeev.ed. :r - simleseins 6e Miup. he hoped his sole %suede! not he u ',. dif Ise did sit keep lbw. He look the reamisder of 1., a ii-lesAmtie. as desired be Ilse Primer, to Ne. H. V 6. 0 01 -.!reef, hut found he d' apt - reside there, but the lithise li. urcepied by. Dr. Heath. .i seam Vetoers, al money nits to Mr. Bertram, of Prince's street,lowo , pawilbrol6er. said, that, au she 96th of last mi eh, the lirkeser a sapphire brilliaot broach, and a geld dlareoad eiligtTs the Prisoner theta said his name yes %filth, and treed IC. Winspote4inset. The broach and ring were identified by she Prosecutor to be times the Pri iener obtailad from hireling. Ikalima Baroa., bf Watford, Eq. said, that of the 18th dly of WI October, the Prisoner casette Maw his Bank log lime, at Kt. Alban's told oderede c kiia &drab to be discount ed, dated. Cheiteahoin, the 911, tuber, 1009, .for WI. 108: 1 purporting to he drawn by William PonsoAy, in favour of Thomas I. ring. Lsq. or order, on Messrs. Coots aid Co. in the hirand, mid Waned. Thews Irvia,, , , and Mattitem Mar tin, and teat thenarae Needle Chamberlain. was also indors ed is .:iii draft, anti n'oich toe Primmer echo° a {edged to be' Massie sod writing ; be said he resided in Mire-court. in the Temple a iii roasegaeoce of this representation, he gave The Prho:er to the amount of 271.10 e. In 110111 or his own hank, a bill no Barclay and Co. bankers. Luedim; for %a at lap months after dale, stall the remaining bOl. war, by desire hi the Prisoner, to be paid to a 'Mrs. Realms, of Hertford, who, the Prisoner said, would lippli fa r _ it. • ll illiam Thane?, eterk Act Mesisre. courts, ;aid, that, so I••ilaag at the draft, perperting to be draws by Wiliime P sasusby, on their Wage, k appi.bars that the UMW le kg, me Lai.d-oriting of die Moo. William Possoolry, thi soil • the Fall of fle.hormseh, who {Mesas:ash nt their house; • 13 fad be understood Mr. Poutenby was in Spain at the I 1 the draft was drawn. William Charlton, the . pellicles., eaebier in the has* St 31esits. Coitus, said, the draft 074 IWrostell to hitotdig. wet, as be undersanid, from the hoots' of Mew& Celkti, nod Co.; he refused palmed if It, 'Veldt ti he the hand-writing of the - Nuns . Williams _ . _lrk kee, t cash at their h nue they bevies moo o,llllllr. with sun tither William Pl:Why. Afterwards he legate to the Lore of Begisrnough. the father of the Hotta Willies Ponsonby, infirsain a r him of the clecesmstesee, and received t,,r mower front the Noble Eati, that it could not-be his sue, us be wa4 then wita the army is Spoil. The Prisoner was folly conuiltied for trial span these chairs, ax.,11 for further exit:Wallas upon °thee charges. Mr. S‘rjeant '.ll.Awt.eir is to be appointed a CJaimissiusier of Meise l in the place of the late 51r. Macteu. A French privateer lately sent into Cork) by Co: .Imasois frigate, has beet cruising upwards of sin ) ears, during which period she has cap tured near 200 merchant vessels of ditforeat seriptions. A French logger privateer captured a collier on Friday morning off Brighton, within seven miles of the shore, and lay off there becalmed from day-break until four o'clock, when a breeze sprapg up, and she pt away. Although the privateer might have been easily taken with three or.four row-boats, and the brig re-taken, not a mats of the sea tensible. offered to go off, until haff-p0 three, when she was nearly out of sight, WWI the effort they then made was to move • six oared tatter about 100 yards towards the beach. -.l paiNcz i t k iv:4s=N ittfirsß/44iNifEhr • to the PE.. lAN SittlISSADOlt. • On Saturday lett bill Royal Highness entettilited his Excellency the PRltiliti AMBASSADOR at Carl. too House, together with a large party of •friends: The Niece sent his own state carriage , to Slatisfield-street v about sin o'clock ; it was drawn by six b•autiful t.bay horses, attended by postillions, &c. His Excellency arrived at Carltou House about seven o'clock; he was. conducted from the entrauce-hall into the grand ialuou by Colonels BLoustrteLo and hl'Nlatton. The Pat,ics received MIRZA ABDUL Mums with sin. gular courtesy ; the compliments were returned by the AMBASSADOR ) through the medium of Sir Goat OUSSLEY. At—fral4.Past. seven the PaiNci took his seat at the ditiner.table, with the MOMS.% bolt on his right hand. • The Com pany consisted of the following distinguished per. sonages:— Prince of Wales Kart It Moira , Persian A whams:lot', Earl of Chietalter, Duke of York, Earl of Stair, Duke of Clarence, Lord Heatialleld, Duke of Kent, Lord Mitchinson, K. B. Duke of Cumberland, I Lord Ershine,_ • Duke of Suaser Lord Keith, K. - B. Duke of Cambridge, • Count Munster • Duke of Giuuceater, Sir John Caul:ark, K. B. Duke of Brutus lei:, Sir Richard K,cats, K. B. Duke of Norfolk. Sir Gore Ooseley, Sart. Spanish Ambassador, lion. W. Elpkinaione, Marquis of Hertford, M. Morler, Marquis of Douglas. • Genendlinbe, • • • t a r:PCP °V,tre‘ - Co Karl of W inchebea; fklesamlbi . Tioraer, • a t Lail St. Vincent, I General Hammond. The dinner was a most'sumptuous banquet, of three courses, served wholly on marry pliste, of 'frosted silver. The Panics was dressed. in full regimentals, as a Field Marshal ; so was the Duke of YORK. Thu other Royal Dukes . wore the 11111fOrDIS of their respective reghneuts. L4W INT'ELLICEFCE. ~.. COURT Of iilsG'S BENCH, Fu. S. At the sitting of the Court, Mr. J. Richardson, barrister, wh., held the office of Filazer atul Clerk of the Writs and Errors of this Court, in trust' for Lord Kenyon, resigned that situation, upon the Noble Leed's attaining his full age. Ills Lordship attended in propria persona, when the Lord Chief Justice delisered the grant from the Crown into the hands of his Lordship, who was accordingly sworn into office with-the usual cere monies. The Court was occupied the greater part of the morning in justifying bail ; but no case of any ;public iutcrest occurred. COURT OF CIIAN'CERY, Fn. 3. A Bill had been filed in this case, on the part of the Attorney-General, in behalf of the Relators, •who were Members of the Congregationv the Ed monton Chapel, against the ger. 'Mr. bowler, the Minister of the Chapel, and the Trustees un der the Deed of Viet. The funds of the Chapel, it appeared from this Md, were to arise from the leg iii the pose s die vette* of pltiCh were to be applied, first, in payment of the .tent, piiblic burdens % and salaries to the necessary officers, and . the balance was to belong to the Minister; which, in addition to such gratuities as he should receive from the individuals of the Cungregation, • was to 'form his income. The Bill charged that the De ftmdants had violated the trust, by excluding certain Members of the Commotion, and by mil. applying the funds. A Receiver had been ap. pointed by the - Lord Chaneellor, and a motion seas now made for an attachment against the Dc. Umlauts, fur different alleged breaches of therm°. jeaction. Mr. HART was for the Relators, and Sir S.. Re.. IRILLY fur the Defentatete. • 1 The LORD CUANCELSDit Mild mot seeany clear and positive contempt of the Court in thedifferent acts charged as breaches of the injunction, and over the gratuities to the Minister the Court could have no controul. It appeared that the pews were toot let, but were occupied by persons who paid no thing for them. It was absurd to suppose that the pews should - be let under the authority of the Mas ter in his Office; but still ; if a systematic phut was 144 to defeat the mien of that Court, Soma t a/. wedy must bp found. It was far from his wish to, interfere so os to shut up the chapel ; but, at the saute time, this fend must be managed like any other estate ; and; if the Defendants- would inter. fare in such maltase as to render the Order of the Court a nullity, the Court must support its own authority, by ordering that nu pew should be oc. espied, unless Paid for. 'TO give the pities, however, still use other opportunity of freeing themsoltes CM* lila an intertwines ow the part of the-Court, as might teed to injure rather than promote the common interest, he should' pusopone • itodilig any Order till the first Seal after the Term. .. 0 . THE AMILICNTS. ~.. -........., L : - Coax' EXCUANGE, Fite.''L , . The fresh arrivals or Wheat to-day are but in. cosikistable s and sales fully mainklin hat prices ; fine Dant* about 1081. per (piercer; Barley keeps its peke; Malt bossy sale; Peas and Beats, o f the two klpds, fiat s 4 ..oat last quutatioa f there are considerable iereeksbag supplies of Oat*, mostly feseign s sod 'fine samples ate a trifle darer; Flour at Der last currency. •. CURRENT PRICE. Wheat, - - 10411.. 100 e. Tick Beam, Old) Vs% 52 5 . Flee ditto - - -.'• alls.lol3‘. OA*, V Re e ... ":. Z.:: 1 1:41 138as intrie d'i - t - - 26"* ' " I t, Y ' -.......: 74. 820. Mope seed o - --- : - 24 1.. . e% W. Peneillailso:j a'. 7*. Fine Flour .- - - fa. y o „ . Grey Paw --- -. OW. dilv. Um* BO., Ste. 'Beaus, (eV) - - - tilts. Us. .. ...Er SMITE To ski the OW i r ....ie. Oil. to St. Od. is. W. in O. td. ...,.76. W. to b. lid. ....ds. 0.1. to 75. fi!. ....Ow Od. to 418. 011.1 ....10... . HA 1"-NARKST. Hoy 6l. . Or. Od. to A. fo. Od. Ittm ....4 ll. OS. Cl. to 71. lo s . pd. Glover itD—Fss. Y. per Maui of Situ SI neat or Cattle this day_! BONO %WO N" caw. it rho . .~ y.. cOtoititinet me Ear. . . . . At lite o'clock on ilikertlity, an InqueM :held before A;. Gate, Esq. Coroner for Weettain. ster, on the body of a young man, name knows, thee lying died at the house of 'J: Nor.. the Nurthumberlaad Great RusiditAtteet, Covent-garden. - From the testimony of Mr. Thomas Ai vris, master of the Garrick's Head Tavern , in Bor street, it sppeared that the demised had come his house on Tuesday morning lash hi comp with another person, who appeared to the witness to be a stranger to the deceased, and whom the witness supposed to be a Jew. They had coffee and toast for breakfast, sate uncommonly (tarty, and had a decanter of Madeira on their firealtlfri table, which they completely emptied, and deceased paid for the wholes Ile continued at Garrick's Readthe greater part of Tuesday, W , nesday, and Thursday, only going out At ini vale to see the town, as be said, and also to the Oratorio and the play. The Jew was , above twice or three times in his company ; the deceased was alone thp greater part of the time, still, however, continuing to live in the stoat ex travagant style, eating uncommonly hearty, and drinking very freely, at all -hears - of the day, of the most costly wines, but constantly paying for every thing as he bed it. Though he had very giuch thedemeaner of a gentleman, yet still there Atomething ialis dress which induced (Wand. bid t 4 MU that% &Cat Woes. of itterldltm; riot. walks of life: his coat was a 'coarse 'brown frock, like that generally- worn by stable-mart. He at one time, however, spoke about his having respeatable connexions in the country, but, at ante. liter time, denied his having a friend in the wort& Upon the whole there Was a good deal df incest. sinteucy in his conduct, and contradiction in. Ids discourse, which occasioned the landlord In sus puce that he laboured under a derangette tellect. On Thursday, about four , afto, soon, be was very importunate in his , to a waiter and a boy who attended him, him a large sharp knife to shave book, which, he said, be had just,, the Garrick's Head. Upon impel.) it was found that no person of his dosc bought any book that dark the nal& The knife was peremptorily refused him, and he quittedthe house, obser. people seemtd to be extrotauly suspiciam bat that he would .go and buy himsell The landlord thought of giving him a constable but whilst one of his in quest of Donaldson, the police , ceased disappeared , and witness heard him-until nine at night, when a him of the melancholy event which place. By subsequent evidence it appeared, ceased went to a cutler's shop iu where he bought a knife, for the a\ of sticking a pig ; he had it well Me said he bad Crory large pig , . to kill, then paid a shilling for it, and upon to his possession, told the woman . _ She then said, " I hope poi wo.. get such hold of you as that ;" but 66 It's no.matter—things have gone . After a vain endeavour to coax him to let her have the knife again, she assured him that she, would not for all the money in England have sold him the knife, if she had known the use he was going to make of it. , He said that was of no cense. quencr, for if she had sot sold it, another would f lle looked wild, cut some capers in' the shopg and darted off. He then went to the Northisteh berland Arms, where he said he bad just come out of Lincolnshire, had not,slept a wink for two nights, and required a bed directly. Ile was fur: niched with a bed in the two-pair front room, and in a few minutes after the servant had left him, ,the people of the house were alarmed with. his moans. 'Upon going into the room, he . wae seen tying on the bed with his throat desperately cot, !the bed and floor being almost covered with blood. Mr. John Cole, a surgeon in Ruisell-street s was brought in, but the wind-pipe was entirely severeds and all signs of life were gone. The deceaSed ap pears, bo about 26 or 2t years of age; five feet ten 9r eleven inches high ; he had 10s. ed. in his pocket, and there was also found in one of his pockets shoot two yards of rope, about the size' of bed-cord. Verdict, Deranged in his mind, and fa that state cut his throat MA d bastcher's itare l valste The Duke, of COMSaitIANDi with the Lords Ma LGRAVE and ERSKINE, were among these who Were obligod to retire on Friday night, in . ctio, sequence of Mr. Yottat's motion for the ezelu-1 shot of stratgem from the gallery of the Douse of Commons. . . • ... During the administration of Lord Nosest f the Gallery was once shut, during which time report& of the proceedings, in the newspapers,. were Oren by the Members themselves; at length Lord Norco, addressing. Mr. Fox, said, " Really, Mr. 66 Full, since we have turned Reporters our. 1 4 selves, the speeches are so clumsy, : there is so •" much misrepresentation t and so much nonsense. " that we must open the.Grallery door ‘ in our owls. " defence." A letter froin Cowes mentiona a report, that an English Mete had been sunk in an engagement with two reach frigates, and that the qaptai , and fifty men had been killed. No ouch. count has reached the Admiralty. • Far a 40a DT NARY FAMlLT.—Andrew Pearse,, very isslturriois man, who • works at Messrs. 'bite and Stin4 flour-cloth manufactory, Bristol, was married Jan. 20,• 1801, to Hannah Ta by whom .he has had fourteen children more than six years, with a speedy prospect farther Increase to the . family. Thtrthildren sist of three boys, horn Oct. 1, 1801; fw , Oct. St- 1802 ; one buy and a girl, Ji 1803 4sta buys, May 13, 1804; cue but girl, Feb. 14; 1805 ; one boy and a girl, 1806; one boy, Nut. 10, 1807. ,;. . ,• Jai, 30., The Lord Chancellor has apiolated• John King 'Lethbridge, of Laatteeeton; in thecouhiy Qom wally Gent: to be a Mellor Eitraardiaary- Iwth High . Cqurt of Charicery. • • . trAftehall, Feb. 3. 110, ieril: Chancellor het ip pointed, Soh, lb•-' • - Rte• •e, • * Gent. to 7 be a 41asier Eetrtordivary iikoe In Court uf clamor,. At the &art, at the Queen's P:alece ) ifif alte.t of lenhery, 1810 1 Preeetit, the Meet Kea: FA: ' retioit Majesty is Connell; Sheriff; appointed liy bii litoasty is Collodi faiiie E Carmarthen— Peobreks—lten 141 y L .., romphaek. CandtargWap.. Ed. rowtas, Nautoogs -A 2 Obossrgatsa.Thornas Lockwnwol, of Da..risgratg, 4 , 4 1 • 4rapsn=-41110es Jones, of lAakthostsas; Esq. A *- Ifildnor- , lftaley James da = re, of balley-lnase, Eat. 4 : 11 .•• *ORTH WALES. • • .Nerionath-.=John Unwire, of. Akeriterenl, - Coernsevoluhirs—bilialphrey Rowland Jaws, of Ystlialipg • . - Anglesey—lWO Evans, of Ifenblos Esq. 1; Mentgenteryshire—Edward Heyw ard, - of drissiva64lslll. ' Denbighshirei , —kicbard Lloyd, of Brnbalkiai. Flint:hire—Francis Rideartf Prise; of Braayps, Eaq.. rtiNCE OF. WLEIFS COUNOt4B At a Council of kii Roy at ilighueattlie Prinettif Wake; held at Carleton House,* ow the Attila, of Feb: IMO; Ri chard 0:184h. of Penzaaere, Esq. was appointed SlwrOf of the Cooney of Cornwall kw all), kb Idyll Melons the Prince Memben Bermes of ' Bonita* of Boroeo aid Greet Me. room of repted Borough of _ Grail George-street, War- A N. a, . .. •.1 let kegisseat of *woe IWO VflAjpt4 l Get tle, frees the 29t 4 Feat, ip 'Cornet; by - ; *see Shearer i promoted. let ReSiotvol of Moreno+ man to be Amistant-surgeed, .the 99th Pool. ' 13th Reginseaf - *shit, fro vice A 14th Ditto vice Pro!O ilish Ditto. I isi T a rto3, by t tbeWthFot exchanges. paellas% t Coldstream take Lim tins. .. 4thltegiment " ~ _ , --- . A ill = bY POchask.v4lr -• . $ 11 ;ft 1 ): 411 1: 1 , 's . 5 „?...*:...._ , 10=, 4, side I t 1 b e n t i9No rs jaiii elf's' C —' b pugebsse. v - Lockit ItliP PW *1 6ta s ;gale William Tri th he is prußotsd. oitiies :11VOricor 4 fro n the 3d.girri 14ralifos. mol iitis,. be C.:WA% - a a CumPtioy4A i raw. 4 t neare ticoto4o4 - Non *OW , • Tei ! .r i ;:~` ;~ • ; ~ . . - • Frees the LONDON • li, 1%."3. . . . 4.Us • • didnarelllcc, — ‘ ke r . i - • • h ... GPI' o f a jLet.te.t . fain i0r.,91 Vs • Mtoe ol o it ate. Slap Amato% .to Adeiril Al 11011601 f. a a traiwaitte4 a tin by big Lociship to Jobs Wilton Collie,. dEsq,, `atria, -s .. - - IY Ris lialtity'ltibiti Amager. at Sas,. ititet: M t , •L OR, . jandiar'y . 211 1510. - •- • I hare honor." Ca Implant your I:ordshhi that • , , 4 •• the French morning brig les CCOmil:Perignon‘ ‘ 4ll °. 1. of 14 - ge es and is men, was this ollsing cap, Dow ", Hired bk ili y hldesty's shifi endlfr tep.i,immend all to after:sti*l or lot) .wiles ; she left 9e4 girl:fel oft !Pli°7 the R'b instant, since which she bib Ampttiked the I co ll :s Unanimity brig from .poop, and from 'Air ink'. • , 0 11 4/' riot sailing has cruised ifiry buccessititirkiiiitt out filth" since the commencement of. the star: linty,. I hale this.hodoiie to 04 1 11114.. .* • . \ st (Siened) • , . . ~We. P AR K ER: d the 4 -• it the tiartiry Chiftheri, Aritt • Wed- The King has been phtmed inter- der Osborn, Esq. to be a COll . of Lb. OW! to go toms in Seothind; Ike.. ''' Ciicheine„.Esq 4144p i :ongr . , is not deicas e d. --. ti .. ••• '..:" - ...*: ' . • t the . ' -_ _...:_1./.._'e: milord to sus- 0 4 10. , ti Niemen' . of Degifedshire—Sir Gregory Oieme,Tarort; d d[' • ,B a r . tr in the after. Berksitire—Peter Green, Of Cin g tbdlP; EVIS; hi s so li c i tat i ons Beckisseuimiltire-51r him ) to procdre Ca c r t ri z t,„ ge , a k m .a q d . l 7 "4 " mhi . rc-43.8 4 .- With of the heves of a Choking—Robert timer, _Of • • s boustit, near fr,66=isoit:unceiNpfte:or ' Bari. airy, btr . ..ever ) Dovosevdtroz4ir lemesseh Lopez, Batt; description bed D•r"iskfri— spry Sep r , • . Rig. • Essos-.4011n Ka of 'Miasma 7, q 44 . neighbourhood. Gisamemski n —F u t Motben; of t. Novi 5. ,ed to be given noreforalfistri— ben Higsisseti.s • • li a tt i pt - (serving that the, 27 . 0,11 iibv— i jr. Hjlikthe picious of him, LeiceiterlAirs-qtais• TheaelitelOribis 004410 ° himself a kuite. Nom. int in charge to "':T l t l " --1 ""'" t i r „intOotl i lie w ill; servants went tterL-411 6abt ,t i lteedaides ge, . 11 officer, the de- A r oneeefesilre— Best I Jan; Est. urd no more o f Norpospartt o ct ig nAzd oftelpre &Ob , t watcheum told arf A viit; sek; Log. ' lick had taken a m lows l im" red, that the de- a Ai n , t WillialeLkiThwimi.s4l4l6ll4"l ::: asi b Ml :wdi s s 1%4 11016 i • Russell.cutt, . • ' Ivovro4 mien ceihin. -4, 777 WeIM • •y* F 4 bowed, es los • 11.. with it. Me . 4 k-ft " I ‘ l4- V • Ill" `• A s getting it In. We rwickpliOn-Alimes INest, of waft. -1; n or the houSa lir#4,le4aiNte ?I" 't let let the DOI ;• Sotrrli et he answered> Ca rmarthwe —Thomas Stephoey. or Dew/colt. Eve. )De too far."— Petabreb—kbfixr_,..roomr. erikewmk+ . , It to let her hate .C. 4 . 4 411 00 "'w.E. 04 . Pew it!; of nut ,ox, W4e 0 , of Cornwall for the Year 0, by Ms Rciyal Prince or Wain la Coedit: CROWN-OPEICRi Fit • . ) en returned to wee istlimireseet Pa.ltalwati . ,f Dunwiels—Snowdes Ilame, I. • if Newport , '--The RightllimumWskardViscoudt non. • . aid Parish of Barkimthols—Tlig Mew, GegrAle le, commonly called I.ord Ge4llollinsdniii 4it' vie the Right Ron. Thumai'Greevllleorms. has sw- am Chiltern Ilsedreds. ) f l i ts . ••• of Tiverton ---Tbe Right Nen. at ;eorge-street, in the City of A' MILITARY PRAMSOTAMIIi . ' *. • . !I; promoted. .' • v.. • . • iambi of Moron% itotleate Williimaiant- t be Maittaut-surgeott, v %eagle; promoted in th Pool. ' • • • gluiest got i t isitteowti WMlliin g. , fries the 44 taliao t td be j f ietettaaut, !mid, wha eze Fra t itis Foolte,T4o. to be Corset, by purehare, 'oak, apiteloletto the Nth Fans. N • to, Llestavaat .11kbard Da Cane to be Capella if 'a p, by retain, vitt Sather, who retires. Ism of Foot tisaMi, Cuitalh hero thFootoo be Lleatettant,vite Fitzroy litatth . ope, who mos. biodfrey John Xiteller, Gent. to be Ltildip, by au, 'sae liitieattkla, promoted. • ittgiuseat of Foot Vitarcts, Evatin Goo. 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