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I ~~ , I . ' 1 11 . . . 1 li o I i , I i i ; I ' 1 !, . ' 4 1 i 1... . h ' ll ' 0 •. 11 1 l' . • t , . ir. 1 i 1 ... ~ .. I'4 oa i . l' 1 1 t 1 41 I r ' l f . 1 I -., 1 ..,, 1 .-,- I I I .., 0. 4 • . i . 1 I , ( I k _ .. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Pant,, OCT. I.—By •irtue of a Decree of his Iniperial Majesty, the Council of Prizes establibli ed at Paris is charged to take cognizance, to the exclusion of all other Tribunals, of dispotes rela tive to the validity or invalidity of seizures Wade in ndland, in execution either of the ,Decree of the 12!it September, or the Decrees promulgated the English commerce. It also takes cog nizance of all the disputes relative to the said Litres made by the Donaniers. It:will proclaim confiscation in cases proved by the laws. V err sA, Scrr. 20.—Letters hare 'ken received here from Constantinople, which indicate an extra otdinary degree of activity and enterprize on the part of the Ottoman Goveritraesit. It is said, that the Captain Pachn, after obtaining a decided is. centlaney in the Black Sea, and preventing the Russians receiving any supplies through this Chan. ttel, by stationing vessels at Kylia, Ponrtchetsche, and the other mouths of the Danube, had after. wards taken on board a number of troops, and made demonstrations of attacking the Critnetk i in order to oblige the Russians to divide their forces, and thus create a diversion in favour of the Grand Vizier. at Schumla. Intelligence had also reached Constantinople from Persia, that two armies had marched from that capital, the one against Georgia, the, other tw attack the Russian settlements on the coasts of the Caspian Sea. Menet, SEPT. 20.—Count Gottorp, who pawl, through here yesterday morning, has reached Po hanger, in the Russiau frontier. Not being provided with the requisite passports for entering Russia, the officers thought it necessary to prevent his further progress until he had obtained an answer from St. I'etersburgh, whither he immediately dispel:lied courier. In the interim, the Count is treated with the greatest respect, and has a guard of 30 Cossacks' . assigned him. Worknicti arc incessantly employed in completing the fortifications of Dontzig, and erecting batteries both on the land and sea side. Within the last week a train of artillery has arrived from Stettin. MILAN, SEPT. B.—A part of the correspondence between Brigadier-General Oswald and the Packs of Albania has been published in' our Journals, front which it appears that the English rely with store confidence upon their gold than their cou. rage or military skill. The traitorous Priebe could not resist the seductive offers made to detach him his duty, and a bribe of 8000 pincer secured this wretch's co.operation With his perfidious allies in facilitating, as far as lay in his power, the reduction of Corfu. We have authority to contradict a statement which has appeared in some of the Papers, of Sir j James Savietttrz having sailed up the Gulf of Fin.. l land for the purpose of andertaking offensive ope rations against some of the Russian ports on that' sea. The gallant Admiral is to remain on his old 'Kathie until the 15th Of the next Month, to collect: and convoy through the Sound the last Baltic ships of the season. and oar het is then to return home to recruit, after the severe service it has lately *sus tained. • The second clan of the French National Institute has forbidden any candidate, aspiring to reflect:4a de ceased Member, to solicit in person the suffrages of the electors. A. thunder storm occurred last month at Ceni, in France, when the lightning entered the church, and killed a man who was assisting the priest in' cele brating mass. The latter,' who was 80 years old, without betraying the least alarm, called :inother person to replace the deceased ; and concluded the religious service with the utmost tranquillity. The late disturbances in Sweden occasioned a temporary suspension of the labours of the work.r men on the canal of Trothacff, which, 'when cum. pleted r wilt form 'an inland navigation from • the German Ocean to the Baltic. We perceive,"how. ever, by the late Swedish. Pipers, that this useful work 'has been resumed, and will speedily be Com pleted. At Mr. S. Grnss'o into, at C0 . p..1 . 5t. 'Andrews's; Nnrfotk, a Suffolk 'cast 'mare sot] for I'l7l. and a lal at her heels for 431. Is. The first wrinfm train of tour horses, ay.rageil 9SI. lON. 6d. each hoqe. At the SJII6IW. It tlaarter Sessions, a poliiican of Eppestone, named Wright, was convicted of steal.: in a 10 ited pint measitre, and sentenced to two' 3ej rs int pi isontneut—szven 'days le each quarter In . a solitary cell, and the last fortnight iu strict soli tude. The cup 'was stolen on . the airier apprehended On the sth, and convicted on the • • Last work near a hundred infornati:ins were-laid' against vino-Coach proprietors in iferift;rd4irt.,l for carrying more outside pacsengrs than ehe law allows. The Solicitor for Cue .Defenilents pointed not sumo defects in the infornatious,.* * hick:peo fatal to them. • A live cat was• thrown in at the window of the Synagogue it Sheerness, a lctv ,.day age, during the time of service t which alarmed the, congreptioo so much, that they .141 in All . dir . cctigne.feom Ike A reward of '2O-guineas was inirocaiately utferiinkfor apprehensino of the offender., On the evening of Monday the.l . le.ins . taht;:litr. Robert Pinckney, of Woofiall o .near 4urliage s , raft a friend's how at the latter riaie . oft his return ; bonze ; but no Wings wail- he 0104 11 4,a him till , Wednesday last, when the body of this, young mac was found iii the konnet and Avoti Canal, haVing floated.from the place whore it is soyposeil Ito` niva have fallen in (through• the darkness of the eight), to the mouth of a neighbouring At the Royal Esc.batige l ,l4loyd'A i C.ilfee.lionse, and the Stuck Exchange,. considerable fstrae:Orr betting in favour of iloaviy : anti. Co.'s He ring and selling more capital Prizes drawn Oil kriday next, than any other Oincein the (jiii i teillingitinn. Poetic CREDIT lIESTO RI I), AND IlLitsp , et.xtrrir.--;Thi4e is no Barontcler of- the Wale of pecuniary affairs more accurate ,than CAirEn's Lucky Office, fur as sure as prosperity dawns, so sure is his Office to be visited. by numbers,' Ilia business last week was very great t , and this Net* it will be much greater, as it is iniptissiae th at, the Pubic can be insessible to the superior ailv";intages the Lottery ; which draws neat Friday ) abounds. T.. w-.. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Ocr. 13. .Adniirrelty-fl ; ice, Oct,• 13. Cnpv of a leticr from the Right Bon. Lord 6amhier, Admi ral of the White, Arc. taJohn Wilwa Cruker, dttteM io Loudon, the 10th inst. St request you will communicate to the Lords Commilionera of the Admiralty the accompanying letter, dated the 28th Stptemb4r, which I have this day received licim'Rear.AdMital Sir Harry Neale, Bart. giving an account of a very well.conducted, gallant, and successful attack made by a party of seamen, uitder'itle•ordcrs of Lieutenant Hamilton, first of the Caledonia, and of marines under the orders of Ca'ptain' Sherman', of that ship, In the boats of the Ciledonia, Valiant, and Artuide, in Basque Roads; until three laden brigs of the enemy, under . this Witches Of Point tin Che, near Rochelle, two or which they captured, and burnt the third ; and I MT leave to call their Lordship's notice to the observations which Sir Harry Neale has made re speeting the loss sustained by Lieutenant Little, of theßoyal Marines. -I have the honour to be, 3cc. (Stifled) , GAMBIER. Caledonia, iii Basque Roads, Sept. 23. My Lotro,—Since my letter of the 12th inst. de tailing the capture and destruction of three of the enemy's brigs on the east' cua.st of this road, the smell vestals, with the boats of the Caledonia and Valialit hare been successfully employed in stop ping the coasting trade between Rochelle and the Isle of Aix, but more particularly in blockading three of the enemy's brigs that had sought protec tion under the battery upon Point du Che, and forming part of a convoy to which the former yes. sets belonged, the whole of them ladea with timber Intl provisions on account of. Government. I hare now the honour to informs your Lordship, that the tide being sufficiently high, .and the nights dark; I judged it practicable to effect either the capture or destruction of these vessels, but as the enemy had strengthened ivis position with four field pieces, sod their artillerymen posted upon the beach, .and on a low point situated under the bat. tell-, with a strong detachment of foot and horse in the adjoining village of Angolin, it was obvious we could only succeed with the means we possessed in effecting this object, but by a coup de main, and with a force adequate to the resistance that was likely to be immediately opposed to us. In conse quence of this persuasion I directed one hundred and thirty marines from the Caledonia and Valiant ,to be embarked in the boats of their respective ships, under the direction of Captain Sherman, Of the Royal Marine's of this ship, for the I philiose of landing under Point du Che, to carry the battery and field ; pieces by assault, and 'to' reike the guns, sllottiag to the otherboats of the squadron the cap. ture or destruction of the brigs. - I 'hive the satisfaction° to - aertaitint year Lord ships, that this forte proceeded last night, isgreek. bly to the arrangement I . 411 previously made, under the• Command of Lieutenant Hamilton of this ship, with the other Lientenattis of the squadron, why also volontetred their 'services in the commind of the different boats upon this occasion, the whole acting with that degree of zeal, regularity, and at. teatitin I had every reason to expect, and which so much contributes to the success. of an undertak. big. The marines were landed at the place appointed about half-past two o'clock in the morning, but notwithsianding the near-approach of the boats be. fore they were discnreted,.the alartn• was given from the brigs, and an ineffectual. fire was immediately openeit upon them from the.enemy'sguns. • Lieute nant Little, of the Royal Marine Artillery, imme diately on landirig pushed forward with the bayonet to the assault, supported by Captain 111'Lauchlin's division, with . Lieu tenon t -Colter, both of the Royal Marines of the Valiant, and Lieutenant Gouelie of this ship, With a separate detachment, and succeed. ed in carrying the battery and spiking all the guns. Lieut. Little; in a personal • contention with one of the enemy; when in the act. of wresting his musket (Nun him, received . the contentsin his- hand, which Was so much shattered in consequence as to render amputation necessary. Captain Sherman at the name time took post with his division upon the main road by the sea side, with his front to the village, and au IR-pound carronsilean his . riglit in one of the laiinctics. In a few minutes a considerable body ofiliew . ailviinsyd from he village, and were in. statitiv checked in their approach .by i warm fire from . the marines and the boat ; at this period the etieniy had succeeded, under cover of the night, in bringing a field-piece to flank the line, which the ',Noes 'immediately charged with the bayonet, and took from him, putting the men twtlight. • The ob. 'jest of this service helog now.cxecuted -by the cap. tore of two of the: &rigs, amid the destruction of the other by fire, the, twines were immediately re-mil lbarked in the most perfect order without the loss of a single man, and only one other person,- a private -treftitigitog to titie Valiant,. wounded.— . • Tkennetut diail-fotirtemi men killed in detente of the WWI, upon Point du Ghe ; what loss he sus- Saistrdly the firefrom Captain Sherman's division, andirons the launchi it is impossible to say, but he must: have suffered considerably, as his line . was mentreaposed, And completely kept ip check. I have felt it to be my duty to be thus particular in the iletail•of circumstances upon this occasion, for al. though the service performed is in itself of little im portance, yet it requiri.d.the promptitude and exec ofAtiu officers and men employed (Ton it that , frequentty.ia .nut so necessary in undertakings of guilder magidtside ; and I am solicitous to do ins. itice to the merits •of all• the officers and men em. •.1!loya upwre (Ellsservice. mustl44 in particular .to calf your attention to the conduct of Lieutenant Little, who was must tuaterially engaged upon this , oCcasion, and whose less of his Tight hand will be se. vercly felt, in the hope that the Lords Commissioners of Cie Admiralty will take into consideration the injury he. his sustained. I have the honour to be , &c. (Sivect) ' • NEALE. 'the Right Hun. Lvrcithunbier, &c. &c. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. - . . . War-(tfice, Oct. LI, llilJ. . Coministioas In Ike Norfolk *St ilitia, *bigurd by the Lord Lieu • tenanr. Ea,t Prgiment. go te khouse Tempo°, Esq. to be Captaiv. wite COM, 're signed. Dated Sept. 14, 1614.' . . i ' • rte --.-- -- Ensign Edward Marne to be Linieuent. vice Tires, ap pointed Qmarler-Blaster in the Local Militia. Mite( al above. t • West Regiment. Emig* Thomas Raft to be Lketeennt, vice Copeamtn.. re: signed. Dated Sept. 18, 1810. Commissions signed by the Lord Liege:Mutt of the Candy of Suffolk. • Wisiern Regiment. William Wilde, Esq. to be Cuptain. Dated July 9. 18E1. IThitmas Witadward, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 4, 1 18094 leridlittm, Gent. to he ditto. Dated April °6,1810. Cherie+ Crnvie. Geol. to be-ditto. pitied May 22, 1810. ' -1--- Lox, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July '2O, 1810. William Alcodhain, peat. to be Emign. Dated September TS,. 1109._ Penny, Gent. to be dittn. Dowd Octnher 12, 1809. lidtrdrif itawlinstm, Gent. to be ditto. • Dated Anglin 11, IQO9. Thomas Citi4b.., Gent. to be ditto. Dated October 6, 1810. Lumen' Regiment. Robert 'Henry Cooper, Esq. to be Captain. I)ated Novena her 25. 18:19. Ettear %Vool ward, Gent. to 'he Lieutentmt. Dated August 12, 180'). Charles Buckle, Gent. to he ditto. Dated November 25, 1809. James Elwyn, Gent. to be, ditto. I)ated March 19., 1810. Thomas Beckham, Gent. to beditto. Dated June 29, 1810. ileury Shidd, tient. to he En.ign. Dated July 21, 1810. Local M Babergla Battalion. William Matchett, Esq. to be Captain. Dated June 9:1,1310. .11a:in Goor,,lmm, Esq. to tie ditto. Dated June 24, 1810. Henry Lerch, jun, Esq. to he ditto. Dated Just: 26, 1810. Colucis Untlnlitm• Lieutenant and Adjutant John Mills, Esq. to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated June 10, 1310. • Iti.bridge Battalion. Abraham Wing, Geat. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 2,1810. • 2d Corp. of Sulfa* Neimuutry Cavalry. Amos Todd, Esq. to be Captain, vice Ray, resigned. Dated my 1, 1810. William Frost, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. William Hewitt, Geol. to be ditto. Dated a above. Robert Cross. Gent. to be Cornet. :Dated as above. Jolut Field, Groat. to he ditto. Mitel os ribose. Commission in Cie Cioque Ports Re t ,:ionritt of Local Militia, sigaekby the Lord Warden. George Hooper, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated October 12, 161 - 0. Commissions signed by the Lord. Lieutenant of the County of. Surrey. Epsom Volunteer Infantry. William Turner, Esq. to be Captain. Dated July 41, 1810. George flumes, 11,41. to be ditto. fluted July lb, 181 1 h Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire. Norton Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet S , mnel Dodd to he Lieutenant, vice Brooke, promoted. I).ited September 28. 1810. Samuel Dodd. jun. Gent. to be Cornet, vice Dodd, promoted. Dated as above. • BANKRUPTS. " E. Rowell, Yorkestreet..Sonthwark, Isserelsant, , to surrender Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 21, at twolve,.sit Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bishop, Holhnrn-court, Gray's Inn. D. W. C. Jones, Hansard-place Blackfriars-road. gauze. dresser,. act. 24, Nov. 3, 24, at ten, at Guildhall. • Anoraks,' ' Messrs. (;region and Dixon, Angel-court, Throgiaorton-street. .H. Chet!two, Fetter-lane hatter, Oct. 20, 27. Nov. 94, at twelve, it Guildhall. , Atterni r , Megan. Bertiiges, Hatton garden. R. Ward, Old-street. victualler,Vet. 16, 23, at ten, Nnv 21, at one, at Gandhian Attorney, Mr. T. Wilde, Castle- street, Falcon-square. .1. Francis, Cambridge, earn-km.lw, Oct. - 27. Na,. 3, 24, at ten, at Gmildkall,-Londim. Atturaies, Meson. Noy and Pope,. Dlinrirr lane, Tower-street. C. Taylor, Bristol, silversmith. Oct. 15, at Ign, 27, N0v.24, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Brigid. Anomie'', Messrs. Vizard Mul 11 utchinson, Lincoln's Inn; and Mr. Wiatour Bar jimi. Small-street, Bristol. Llaiihry maw, Mmegomerysblie, diumeigisatt. factitter, (kt. 1,, 211, Nov. 21, nt eleveui at the Oak lot, I Poole. AttoraieF, Mr. Bigg, Hatton-garden; and Mr. I'. E. Marsh, Llanidbos. .W. Lerman, Piccadilly, liuen-draper, Oct. 16, at one, 23, N`ov. 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tilson, Chatham place, Innekfriars. G. Sarpards ' t sumon-street-road, Middlesex. oilman, Oct. 16, 23, at ten, Nov. 24, at Orie, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1 T. Wilde. Castle-street, Falcon-squarr. . ' It. Cattle, Alanchester, mere:nut, Nov. 5,.6.24, at; two, at' the Mosley Anus Imo , Manchester. Attosnies, Messrs. Sykes nod Knowles, .New Inn; awl Mr. Belk, Pontefract, York shire. Clements, Norwich, auctioneer, Oct.lo, 27, N0v.•24, at four, at the King's Head Ins , , Norwich. Atforales, Messrs. Simpson.aod Rackhstm, Norwich; and Messrs. Windus, Sun, and 11.1taway,•Chancery-latte. J. Sidford, Catlne,, Wilts. auctioneer, ()et. 22, at one, 29, Nov. 21, at eleven, at the King's Arms lan, Melksham, Wilts. Attornies, Messrs. Froad and Co. Lincoln's lan; and Mr. Al•iulr, Melk•liatn.- - T. Poiree and, W. A. Peirce,. Chapman**, .Wilts,.clo thiers, Nov. 1,2, 24; at deem, at the Angel Inn, Warminster. Attovnite, Vt. Rana'', War minter and Messrs. Nelbersuie and Portal. 14ses-street, Strand. • W. TeLlematt, sen. and %V. Teidetnan.3itn. Portsinouth, ta vern.keepers, Nov. 1, at one. 2, at eleven, 24, at one, at tlw George inn, Portsmouth. Att orates, Mr. Poulden, Portliest and Mr. Shelton, Sessituo-house. Landon. • DIVIDENDS. Nov. 3. : E. Stanford. Castle-street, Leicester-teals livety e strible-keeper.—Nov. 10. G. Sprague, Topsham, Devonshire, rope-maker.-1 0 10v. DI: J. Arms:rang, • High-street, • &lath IA ark, I i aen-dratter.—N ov. 13. W. Alitchelly Tarim keel-lave, sug;rr-f: ictor.—Nov. 10. P. Howell, London-road, Southriark, haberdasher.—Oct. 27. T.' Murray. Paternoster-row; 'Spiral' fields, shoegnanufacturer.v-Nov. 10. •16, Matthias, Brightiolin stone. slater.—Nov. TO. G. Pugh and J. Davis, Old Fish street,. cketaists.—Nov. 6. T. Hall, -Berwick-upuo-Tweed, merchant.—Nov. 3. R. Forster, Si. Ana'slane,silkinan.—Nox. 10. W. Jones, Woolwich, tailor.—Nov. 20. J. Barns, Trani, • mercer.L-Nov. 5. J. Jarvis • Bath, vicalader.—Nov. G.' .1. • Trafford, Froddiughans, Lincoln, beast jobber.—Nov. 6.. It.. Sellers, Sculcoates, grocer.—Nov. 6. J. Cox and J. Smith, Manchester, auctioneers.—Nov. 12. W. Chapman, - Beverify, , linen-draper. '. •CER.TIFICATES.—Nov. 3. • Jitmieson. Liverpool, ship-broker.—J. and W. Nobii, Portsea, grern-grocers.---T. -Wont, Kiligstoisospoti-Hull, fuer . chsol.—T. Hewett, J. Dowding, and J. Hewett, Cloth-fair,. clothiers.—ll. J, and J. Einmett, Gerrard-street, Soho, tailors. —T. Porter, Union-court, merchant. Henning, Leicester square, apholgcrer. , piticrx ERSUIPS DISSOLVED. .7. Poulaib and Co. Old-street, brewers.L-L.'and J. Phil; lips; Exeter-greet, Strand; ;fastnterchaots.—J. Downes and' W. Moss, Chester.—R. .B ou ratutut and J. Boys, St. Alban's, banker-.-• W. and T. Harvey, .Wyiadintet,. Norfotit, mak • sters.—J. Porter and 3. Grey, Blue Anchor-road, Botherhit he, ropegnakers.—J. (ireitier and 'l'. Reel, T•mting, Surrey, sur . eons.—J. Townsend and I). 13eddine ' iloWf•Trd's-buddings; Fenclinrch-street, auctioneer.—B. Itenshaw and 0. Marisa's, Shadwell, tailors.—J. So wern, jua. sold %V; Sowden, 'flionite Mills, Bothwell, Yorkshire, millers.—T. tdiviirds and T. Scrivener, ilerinundse . , ,lighterinen.—W. Stead and Co. IVake field, Yorkshire, woorgaplens.—T. Bolton and 1. Purdew, Sea Brook, Statfordshire, trust-Mitsters.—J. Poole and Co. ALneheater.—R. iwon and J. Dyson, Almondbury, 'York shire, clothiers.—ft. Jackson and Co. Carlisle, inanutactitren:. -.T. Cartwright and W. 'Smith, Law End, Staffordshire. lers.—J. Bell and Co. Manchester, inerctiatit.•.— E. T. Waters and Co: Pernashoto.—lt. Shattlew girth and Co. Rochdale, Lancashire. rolliers.—E. SeWell Neale and J. t;adaallader, Cheapside, shawl-nuinufacturers. The Average Prices of Corn, cominttell from the returns nsade in the week ending Oct. •6, are, Wheat, 104 i. od.—Rye, 575.• 6d.—lteanv, 55i. Od. -Yease, ILL—Oatmeal, 51s. 64. The Average Price of Ltrow or Nittirovado Snrar, Com. pencil from the retort's tirade' ill the week ending Om IU, i 4 48, ad. per *wt. . . • On Friday nigltt, as SOZTW:. fellows were attempt ing to break into a► honse.in Aldermatibtiry, the sun of the Beadle ni-tlie Parish, named Eldridge, at. tempted to secure them, when one of the ruffians * struck him with an instrun►ent•which knocked out one of his eyes, and uthcr s ise wounde►t hi,n so severely, that his recovery k despaired of. The Common Council of the Ward, at a meeting on Saturday, came to a Resolittion to offer a re►►ard of fifty pounds for the apprehension of the ruffian, whuse person is described with tolerable accuracy. POEIcg: 7 • • vsigtfiqs;rt h in costal, by Use etteitioni or -wallies the patrola:—On, Nicbelits to:tfi e the house in Yete.leccorts he 4411 ?rved selemst dot, able fellows that were nut, there on• the ni/h t whet those in thorftwase were ppreheittlett 41neof who was . t h, ro on the Bret slight, proved to be Corporal cooky; . ..of „Ike teiiiiierit of fo o t guards, ant agaiitst•Whom a hitt of .indico nent found at the tact - Middlesex Saila: On % turd ; afternoon, NiehttrhvilltPrehended hint " 14 ' Tatter. mid - conveyed hi m , t o t h e Police (Mee) Byw.rir,..,; Ile remained some time in the Brown Bear i m bi lei ' hou'Ve he(oVo fie was exaMined, and a considerable crowd assembled in the street, and oche(' hire welt mud •as he went to and from the °thee. After hail been examined, and W 33 being ennvey4 t o Clerkenwell Bridewell, the mob increased to ab ou t five hundred (principally womeu), wh o "Red him with filth, brick-bats, stones, Btc. all the way to the prison. . CUILnizALL On Saturday, two, l ers an t s , named Leicester. and Harris, were charged with assaillin g a fir. Taylor, a gentleman who has lately arrived frets the country. It appeared that he was walki ng along Newgate-street with a party it friends ea Friday night, and one of his companions by ec i. `dent 'pushed against a female, stanifini; with a man on the foot-path. Tire man, to resent the insul t , turned round and truck Mr. Taylor; h e accusrd him, at thesame time, of belonging to theVe moreet gang. , This disgraceful imputation samos drew t o . gether a mob, which endangered' the life of the Prosecator. Ile was aitaillted*byles'er s t, a m id e. fended :himself with great spirit, b u t hia tsein. rated from his companions, he was repose o f hi s to - ki n bat and," watch, and at last forced into a Cheesemotsgres shop iwilelborn, to Sat. ku lif e . The mob, its other respects,. I,eitaved .iu.a.most outrageous manner, and the twit Prisoners Isere sr. , leated as being ringleaders in the disturbance. The Prirooers. prodeced their meter, arpernoo n f oppetability,..orbst gave !he in a goOd. character. They also stated; that they lad , been - to an lin twice a :prong wunran Off by tiwr coaciti and on Abair raters they. were *seedy"! .by Mr. Taylo r . .they Were remanded to-Nlliday, to sffurd,tte Pr o . Sweater an opportunity ef snaking Natter umiak/ respecting others who had assaulted Mm. . UNION HALL On Friday, ChriStfi was elmiged with as. saisielog anal violently bestiog John :Latra:. Tito Complainant, a boy about 15, is apprentice to 11r. Alderman Atkins fur the piirposii of learning the profession of a shaman, • and - the Defendant is the person who has tbesuperintendance of Mr. Atkinis shipping concerns. The boy • stated, that •tbe ship to • which he le. longed was at pretest lying is air river, then Cartels was on shore, and on Monday, th e is; l ist . h onk . ed permission of the Matato visit his niethet ; the Mate gave him tense, rhea on' his way he net the Defendant, who seized . him by the collar , and dragged him back to the wharf, where.he tied him'. up by tho wrists, and obliged another bogy to %tie him a dozen Julies on his hare back, and eltdst the boy wasAlogging him, the Defendant strack his several blows' with his fist on the . faco. Mr. Alderman Atkiiis stated, that lbe D4eitiest had the superintendence of all the apprentices, of which he was obliged, by Aat of .Parliament, to have a considerable number, and for whOse modation, when on shore, he, the Alderman, bed 'erected a building on his wharf, where they were boarded and lodged, and one of the Vegetations was, that they should en nu aceviint leate the . .presnisn without. Ur, Christie's perinissiou ; if they 144 the 41derinan had directed that they shttuld he dog.. ged, sod that one of the other apprenbces Should be the person who carried" the ,ponishmeat late eirpet, , • , • • Mr. ehrfsfie s and, that rAtit had frequentlyiti. Salted hinsseltirithoot preOrtf es'.' cau s er, . had „been absent ,frOm tb. wkad tram Saturday loon till Monday ... frening, when lie act himin LOndae..rtled, Cheviot wag fiery sintiieefilienti and by Mita 11 m portitesa% irritated oitatTarpuesclu he tpok hint home to the wharf, nhers kring hands to a hVokf be inette'a birds rok With ,thief* he -directed another boy to lifvelltini *IWO kluttil lualaes hue. ins pettiness ce still coo tinning r . t im I not deny bet he was provoked to strike sirika hie. . 'The worthy Magistrate here *tilbeersed, that `kites Defeetlent•ha4l.oirlaialygene benend..the institority Tested id hjin,.by Mr. ltkius, which was t .that sae. ther boy gliotild Aug hidiiitisiitiretided, and notihai the thstendativehould entilst4 't Under Omsk* monstances, he felt it his fluty to bold .hissfor the assault. The Defendant, F therefore, put i. bail 'to inkwer 'the assault at tbatleesions. ...Setutday Itiothassiel . al so airceotloatiallig young num, was charged with uttering and (10" y a numhet. of notes, purporting to lie Itieltilng Bank-notes for 51. ss. and kad,an eulloritatietle l each ,haek,:either "Smith.. Payne, • and smititi" or " DOwn, Thornton and Free." Ile liatl Obtaityst cash for several Orthese bilti, in the neighboarbeid of Kennington, .before the hand was iliscoveret - * As more are expected to* be proved, a farad hearing was ordered for to.inorrow. On Thurwlay se'on!ght, at Moth. of a daughtet t tk Li 111, " 1 Manhall. Esq. - Paytritt.iter of the ght itegt_Out. (LI toe sit!, tot. the l.syly or' Adulical ssr C. it. lino!wie 4 flit t. of ham:rater.' • AI A lilt - - Out S;ttnril4y.the 13th io.volt, nt Cro)don. SittreT. rem, hf Fo-ter-ione, to Awry, tisugbtl:f of Me Ltlcalloa s of ei-‘4O ll . • al ED. On Thotesftny ;it Prove Coilw,Feiharn. ht the 91a year of her qgr, Mrs. Frederieic Lwow.' Y ttr, s hc4 "!—* Parr, Esq. late of Porihaul-piece: At Sunbury, on Wekie,.4 (tut. Mu* TM.resa Carlo' shop, iietl tour years. itau4iter of Charles ISishop , , • Wedoe.tiay itioreieg, toe forma 14in of, the lit* r", egs St:Thepe, -11ans-plere. • ... PlllCti OF SEOGI(1, 'ON SATIJKIJA Y. Bank Stun; '251 2 31 e. , c. tlt'v. Oinelltint 31 } - 6 di,. :s per Cent. Red. tip/ 4e 4 India Stock 4761 • • J per Cent..Cimpt:titir.4 tie • I inha if tn& Y 4 t 3 Pl . • 4 prr Cent. 811 3 3 • r I:v. Hail, 4 6 pr• h per Cent. Navy S 9 39 3 Ginn. tw Arr. 0(.4 6}. Long., Attu. 1•i ;AI; 3 Lowry Ticket: 1. im. ut)11 1 * I/ON : vris t urd And fa ii im i ,ned by O. Loves.). al iv itarime N 0), Vie' N 7, F:ret-4treo• . ; al. apeman.. ..s.rilre6l:lireP: .11111"1.- 11'711;rtg:11:1"a-;i6:1-dilingicil4th:Issiib-1Telli..ifliditgittls-.°1ciothen.84v(.Yieu. Ahualtl -,. ' 1 ) 0 . C1C#1. . I. Duet at •. . . 13647 1 474 . ter. - . la in custody , by iit'l; exertion - it alf r iViMi n , lir_i c es. Con of et die patewl*:—OW,Niabolit fi .af • ' I " t h' a ch b e le k f u t w u s :99 in s t Y h e a ul"le t. wri g re q t r ut l'e th '4b erron ei li t iel c m g e : Is !, it 11 61 rivi ir. 4 bees . y 9. 181 n. ated Sept. 4, those i n . th' 1411094 " were *PPerhesoiled .4) cfe . e v . who was - th t . ro on the grit Slight, proved to m h e g pril 26 , 4610 . Corporal Cooks ; '.Q t regititerit of t n .. - ?2, 1819. september 96,- found at Limiest r 12, 1809. n rardss afternoon, Niehrtrlwarprprchended Kim at Ass T . ent er . loot 11. 1909. and con ve yed hitn, to the Police Oiler ) 8.,.. 01 i ; Ile remained some time in the Brawn Bea ' r im b i l ic `: ber 6, 1810. aced N ovena . house bef4re fie was ermined, and a e m r o o tt w . 4 u l ass h e t ;n w b e le o d t in to t a h o e d s l t t.h r re t o •e ilt i .: , soth a lie n i ‘ to l :c . thr i.. c l atesede: l li tjk i morte „ rborikettid e 6.... Dated August 11 1 be j, r 1 25 81 ' 0 1 . ". ' C ha lc ii rk l e i l e s e w h el e l I B 3 r n it i l n e ell we 9 ll, tie 29, 1810 • five hundred (principally women), who pot; hi m with pr it:lison fi n l .s tl 4. l, t :r a i: y k : b t a w t s o:, 7 5 tilwie.rnievisl,:jastktti:ci,ac).at. arihtil,yal:t.tl,h:WtedawrsraL:wey:a.tctelisoktiitenzehiliret 11, 1810. June 52,1610. *26, 1810. `dent rriti a o y n n i gh t , siied a tgaean-ii(snittsroteancia:ti female, and . Harris, were charged w it h assaoling a Ni 1 Capt a in ' by Taylor, a gentleman who has lately a rri ved I r. rum 11 : 8 1 i . ° y .1 ,2 1 : 1810. . ‘ guards , a th li e ig cou N n al e t l r w 6l ) ' " ga a . gailt.tiii)itutto‘invafirielaiiitilst:iclPoniap;.l4iniautclitibens by aced. ‘.4 . Ty. sire • eel. • d Dated as above. n on the foot.path. The man, to ; resent the insult e v e . , turned round and Struck Mr. Tayl or; h e accus,d a*. 6ocal Militia, him, at the same time, of belonging to theVere.o.reet gang. , This disgraceful imputation .snow drew to. October 19, gether e mob, which endangered' the life „f the he Count of• Prosecator. Ile was aitaitltetrby leVerst, a n d l e y fondettJ himself with great spirit 9 but It "Rini. rated from his cosnpattions, he was I'ol4o 4,f iiis .11y 24,1810. hat and " watch, anti at last forced t'a'itin into a 5, 181 1 1„ f Cheshire. Cheesemottger's Shop a ti• ;Holborn, to 13,e his lif e. The snob, .in other respects, lirekeved ,iu.a.annt ke, promoted. outrageous manner, and the two Prisoners %cerise. ' ad, promoted. kited as being ringleaders in the distuibance. The Prisoners. prodeced their master, erperioa,ot re . apectabality,..whit gave them a good• character, They also stated', Chit - they tad' been 14 an lin ~ t o surrender twice a ryoong molten Off by the coach, an d an ktturae Y' 1%1 ! ..-- untar --1- rotors they. were assaulted •by Mr. Taylor. ~ rroad. gauze. !they were remanded to-Monday, to aff4rd,gag*/the Pro. of ;tasking firitee 11. . Attornke, arecetor an opportunity* marten-street, I. ri„,4 oi, i t respecting others who had assaulted him. . . 1 oges, Hatton- UNION HALL -. . On Friday , ----.. Chriktfi was ehtiged with at. at ten, .Nov - .__,,,__ . eamsersg ami violently beotittg John :Latta:. The Wilde, Caine- . complainant, a boy about 15, is Apprentice to slr. Nov. S. 24, at 'ay and p o pe,. Alderman Atkins fur the pfirpose of learning the profession of a simian, • and - the Defendant is Ihe 3.27, Ne o • 24 , person whts has thesuperinteedance of Mr. Atkinit Israel, r essrs. Wintouiial. shipping concerns. •• 'rho boy • stated, that the skip to • Which he be. 1 el-alsim- longed was at present lying in thorriver. the Capita* . i the Oak los and Mr. T. E. was on shore,and on Monday, the Ist hut. hemb. ‘ ed permiuton of the Mate' to visit hiti Mother; the I yeti,t , 211 eoneh t i t h ad ,_ , Mate gave him leave, What, on' his way be s a et the t Oct. Defendant, who seized . hint by the collar, sad I dragged him back to the wharf, whereke tied kin'. ( oilman, ?. « Attorney, L " l*. up by tho wrists, and obliged another too, to aloe 0 !4, at: two, at' him a doZaa lashes on his hare back, and 'Mist the c Messn' Y orksYkesi boy, wactiogging him, the Defendant aback him s - efract, - several bloSvss with his fist on the faro. r 7, N0v.•24, nt Mr. Alderman Atkins stated, that the D-katisat . , ,voice; Mesl "' had t h e superintendence of all the apprentice, of Windt*, Son, which he was obliged, by Aat of .Parliament, to 1 .4 at °fle , 29, have a considerable number, and for w ho s e limos. i avham. Wilts.• motlation, when on shore, he, the Alderman, had erected a building on his. wharf, where they were Inn; and Mr. l - Iv t' s -c h)- !wattled and lodged, and one of the regulations wag, 1 :Warmister. .. - d re. Nethersole that they should en nu account leave the . .premists . without. Mr, Christie's perthission ;. if they did,' ii ortsmouth, tit- Alderman had directed that they should he Dog.. at one, at the the . - - . Idea, Poetics; ged, end that one of the other appreAces Should I be the person who carried" the ,punishateat WS effect, ' . •, • , , • , e i tp la , ll '. l „, it a r Y,, 7 , Mr. Christiesaid, th at Tiati%' had frequerillyib. -street, • Sduth- Salted hintseltirithont irate,' and un lbw' protest re. arnwheel-lane, colon, tie . had. , en absent ,frnm the tithed from ... id, Southriark, , - - , • .„ i "rhea he act T.lmori tail& S atur d ay loon tot M on d ay ... even_ng, . tit tifiihtinaln- him lit Litadatkrtlad, the'broy ilia : fiery imPertinent, ..., ''", ch " l ' h " anifier allatimpertineue% irritated iiinersvidomelto t-upon-Tweed, .• • • • .^._. „. ilk ,—N,,, L , au took !tint home to the wharf, wheye, tying be • Barns, Trani', hands to a h'ookf he titede't ifrCA rod, with witch . —Nov. r. __:!,/„. 6 g : l e t :l he -directed ano th er boy to Afreelhint two itima and J. Smith, i las4es ;: his.impertluesioe,still coutineigg r . t hecellY n4 " ,- BeveriO , i not deny but he was provoke 4 to strike hie. . The %earthy Magistrate here *iilbanived, that `the I lid W. Nobei, .Deftiodeet•ha4l. eiviaisly gene begend..tbe eutitority 2 11•1 htlin de eded , a nd i r 6- It, ichjoutl....7l.eir;s: vested ~ hi hitn,..by Mr....A 4._ !ltEi . us n ,lrch, astli n s o t t ea th e a . 4 6 ,40 , 1t0 Le i i i i n este rlors r: ' 4 t it he u r im boy ett gli tta n o u ve ld h _ o u o g iti "mow M. ; Under stoic*. D. cumstauces, he felt it hi i s boil . l , puto : ... h i l d 'J. rall; for the assault . The iks tluty- to hold hie! lendaat, therefore, t 3 . pqwurs aAr bail 'to inkwer 'the assault at tlinffeisions. o. i, st. Alb n',, .Saturday ' Plothassiel . iiCasofir.-ep deeeet.isoldog . , i, Norfotk, mak- 4 - . d, ROniCrhinle, young MI% was charged with uttering and fltti: 1,1, surrey, sur: a ituinhet• of notes, purporting to ire lila* 'in - Ws-buildings t td O. Finelvatn, c fla ac t i l i k: i n m ot e es for 51. ss. and liad.an eintorieroott k, either "Smith.. Payne, • and sMidli wden, Tittynite iwaras ;tad T. and Ca. Wit Le. ;Id 1. Purnety, cash for several otihese Bill, in the ni ;., ~.. or " Dl'.wn; Thornton and Free." ile i l ,l iai l l b - o ov bt r ti o nni Poole and Co. of Kennington, ,before the fraud was th3covera ndbeity, York- As more are expected to • • be proved, a farad manur.tctorers. , . ffardiatire,_ titit- licarilig w as ordeeed for to-tootrow. _ r• .1 -I.:. 'l'. Waters Co. Itmehdate ' Illitt'slB. a Gad a allude'',', -C. ° ll. T N l l lu ar r*(l ,ll 4 :4 3 ll, se E 'llii sq l . gli -P t 'ily a t t ni t vi l' t l e ll ;'44 i th a e d f i l t l u , g t h !t te er,4 rt sse ti°. '. 4 ,L LMl) :', "l 1. in 0,1 Inv sith nit. itte 14,1 y at• Admiral Sir Le it. 4 00 , 1 7' e flit t. a tt attutritter.• ,i, • J?" ii , he retn rns made -.----# ~. .•- to A iiit i tA).. . _. . , 1)." ' u 417, R ,L l. ' . Out Saturday•the 13th instant, sit Croydon, Sl re l . ' 16-1 --- -- r...‘ .: !dram, 44i. '''' gar`, hf .F44.tersinne, it, .Vary , tisagatl:r of me lskiTafti" le • ‘Ve:Ll'tertutill. Eki. of ('i..54,,,5. 4.4.---• - •* - ling'tka. 10, 4 ' 1)111). • F iti.ltit la the l ie i i , On l'hutesdny km,: at grove t:nikTe4..., 0 i• d no,. • Ill• •* 4ere attempt. )t i ry , the sol i !ha ; ..% cet d i ne ttlt . r .v y y ezrtt i , s g ig. ty YlieaAarrrs'lShiti'L'hrtitil:ririzYtag:Pe::Rbmrl:l;ll.l.l4stit:l74ll6l'lk;PtleLnr4cr.ottfil;tl;rl4T!uve"::::,l,;°-... ' d ine , PI ' tise Infant Inn of, the likult•lti Eldridge, at. Stanhope, of -liana-p4re. ' . _ "....t.--..•- a " f the ruffians' --- ' - ' - ' — ' - " -- P'" - '" P 1: IC,I O . (1F snit:x.l.'o.N skirt.lutiAY. ... , ir: .11 knocked out . Bank Stitru. '251 2 :it. e.‘. di'y. Otnethint 31 . . 1 7 11 '.. o titled him so I:s per Cent. Rod. lie 4 9 i ilnd ia - 1 , :‘,ll ‘ . tii / sr. • se red of. . Fl ._ I 3 per Crut..Ctnno.(itiy.,l tie • r t l . Hills. i F pr. r• . .F The 4 prr cent. 811 d d - .• , • Arr. nUt 6 t CI t meeting on h per Cent. Navy Wi 9 i 14 3 , 1 3 - o, „i cket , v. 1 5. .% ler a rew and . Lonk Ano, ti ;-16± ._..... . „ Ilutlel ._ s .. -.' I p - ... - ------ al I* 1, if the ru ffi an, . - L.t)IN IMN : i•ristu — ed lit; Piiilifialed by 1.). Los . 9itt. 9 . 1 1 1 le accuracy. STATRiii A N thy-tea .'7. F:ret-nYto. . , 'IN . ; -.; ' ir ' . • . ,