The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-24 00:00:00

• P4IItadMENT.• HOUSE 01' LORDS, DEC. 22. The House met about half-past two o'clock. Lord CI.tVE and several other Members of the House of Coalitions brought lid a messaw, desiring a conferrnee. A Committee of Conference, con• sistiog of Earl Camden, the Earl of Liverpool, Lord Vi.couist Wentworth, the Bishop of Here. ford, L rd Lord Wellesley (Marquis IVtllesley), and another Lord, was appointed; and a rnessAge having been sent to the llosse of Commons, appointing the conference forthwith in the Painted Cnamber, the Lords appointed to Co n fer ith the Cothmemi went forth. Ou thetureturn Earl Camden reported the corn. munication of the Reit)lntitins voted by the ( louse of Commons (vide our Paper of Friday), which, on the motlun of the Earl of Liverpool, were ordered to br• taken consi.leration on Thursday nest, the House -then to , resolve into a Conttnittee on the State of the Nation, and the Lords to be sum. funned. 'roe Earl of Literpool presented the Report of the Committee Ilippuilited to search for precedents, respecting Proxies ; which was ordered to lie on the fable.—Adjourned till Wednesday. HOUSE OF COMMONS, DEC. V. The Speaker took the chair about two o'clock. Mr. Sttretary RYDER. moved, that . a Commit. tee he appointed to cooler with the Lords on cer.. tdin Resolutions entered into by that House, and proposed that Lord Clive, Sir John Nichol], Sir Evan Nepeam,Mr. ‘Va llis, and Mr. Ashley Cooper, be a Committee for th.it purpose.—Ordered. 0.1 their return front the Lords, L ird CLIV E acquainted the House, that they had had a conference with a Committee of the Lords, and in compliance with the:r instructions had laid before their Lordships certain Resolutions, in which they desired their concurrence. The House then adjourned until Friday n:sr. FRESCIi PAPERS. Tsars, Dec. 13.—0 n Monday last there was an cztraor,lioary sitting of the Cunservative Senate, at which the Prince Arch-Chancellor presided. BOURDEAUX, DEC. 7.—On the sth and 6th of this month, from six o'clock in the minting 4 II three hi the afternoon, all English inerchandizes coil. *seated, which were found in the entreputs and ma gazines of the Custum-hoirses, were burnt. The people beheld 'kith pleasure the execution of the law for the preservation of the eternal liberty of the sees, and for the tuainteonace of the sacred rights of civilized nations. This sentence was executed la the midst of a square, formed by a detachment of regular troops o the Municipal Guard, and the Officers of Cus. coins ' under arms, in the presence of the Commis , nary General of the Police, the Chiefs of Office, and the Com . niisioners and Directors of Customs. DANT7IE, Nov. 20.-011 board the ship Lucia, taken in the Baltic, was found a very curious paper, end which Act's in the clearest light the tricks the English merchants are playing to cover their de pretending that they are neutrals. This is the CaSt. with almost all the ships in this sea, which are all destined to and from Lootlon. Tire fultuwing is the paper found iNSTRUCTION. TO REMMER UENIDR,CIES, OF THE LU- CIA, SAILING UNDER PAPPENDURGH COLOURS. 1. After haying received your papers yoli will 131, Kith colivits... . There will be two sorts of papers on hoard. 1. l'aocrs of Christiansand, in Norway. These papers will .Ittest, that you have come from Am. aterdam, and that you have taken a cargo for mingshurg and Memel. There will be another certi. ficate, which wilt prove that you have discharged at Arnsterdasau cargo of grain, consigned to the house of iir.ke,berg and Co. '2. Papers: - of Charlstoli, in Americ% ) in which it i 3 •t,►ted that the ship is called the Augustus, Captain Picric Hendrick, Sailing under the , flag of y.►ppenburgh. 3. You must take care that your crew is ittstruct. ed in conformity with these stories. You will also keep t s o log books. 4. Our correspondents at Gottenburgh arc Abdcrson 'and Wolfrath, from whom you sba - I rafive further instructions from its, or of Mr. Charles (Dive, of liamlitirgh ) and to which you NW strictly conform. You will also give thorn ram • information to be conveyed to us. 5. If you do not' find etders at Guttenburgh, you.wilt proceed to the ROadr of Pilku, and anchor • under the Isrotection - of the English brig. You will go oe shore, intidellier your letters to Messrs. Kalil. and Co. at Palau. 6. You shall perform the order* the latter shall give you, and - yoti wiltpiocee.o in consequence to Koningslierg er'Metkil. 7. On going on shore you must lane all your papers sin board, and take nothing but the letter to Mr. Kuhr, and that you meet &liter in secret. If they Octillion you, you drill aniwer that you du not knew whero you ikon &charge, and hula the orders or Mr. Kuhr.. • Sigurd by procuration of 'Bet, Uhro t and. Co. CHAS. WIVE. Loaded, 25th Bepteashe4 1810?" w e regret to learn, by.acibunts:from Tetteritre, of the 16th .It. that 3U$ persons had fallen. victims • to the 37,1101 it fewer istaatlitn. the course of one tvaillith. - NI WIG° PARKE Is the most enterprising Traveller of tit, pee .ent day; 4 extraordinary, that in t:. ibturiur (tics, Maio should -be the same glten's's to -adventure in Lotteries, as there ap. pc • rs - at -present in the New.Plao now binitted, in WlisCh a Fortune may b& obtained by 't .single risk A small sum ; and the Loiter,- coutiina4.l tats, i a Went £lO,OOO eagk, sand :Op Prize less 111.1. t seltO. The whole, ainoantbirtu42oo,ooo, oast he drawn en a New Plan, in One ))Ay, the 15' . Ft•hruary next; but as the Scheme meets ge neral approbation ; Tickedinied Shares arc likely to be muck dearer. • -. . _STAS 1. . - [ I ; * . CITY ELECTIONS. PORT& • 11 - 116 - 111 ALDER; Mr. Turner - - 138 Fisher - - 135 Paxton - - 'King - - 121 f 'Loveland - -- 127 Tills Ward retu BISHOP Sir W. Rawlins • • 106 Clode - - 1W 1 Mr. Atkinson Colehatcts - Carter 110 1$ Waite - - - 41 104 Due&ll - - - 101 Cireenaway, deputy S 4 Math - - - h 9 Davies - - b 9 This Wan CHI Mr. Lux ley . , deputy - • Wigan - 7_' Male - - 71 !1171% an - 70 Farr - - - tin Chet su right - lii *Rodin ell - . - lu This %Vara FA 1411.1N4.41)0 Mr. Iferriug, deputy - 1;9 Quin - - • • 174 ichols - - 165 Wuittnnan - 161 vllarper - - 116 Croak - - - 141 Wright - • - 113 Young - - • IJ9 Brewer, deputy . 1:17 Itetur LANGE - 85 • 80 • 78 76 75 72 Returi VOll 49 • • 49 44 - 47 Return Those marked thus * Mr. Phi!tipsy deputy - A 3 res Willshire - Raidtho - - •Stubbiu - - Hadley . Mr. Pickering - *W liitb), jun. (intly - - - Grub - - .0 Fros 4 .TIIE LONDON GAZETTE, DRc. 22. .Admiralty °lice, Dec. 2t. ifice.A.dmirdl 'Sir James Sauaitirez, Bart. and E.. 13.. has transmitted to John Wilioo Croker, Esq. a letter he had received from Captain Ad.lom, of his Majesty's sloop Ranger, giving an aecttuut of his having captured, and afterwards. destroyed, the Melampe athish privateer, of thr.e guns and se. I,4:lateen men. OK,EN, Mr. Hoppe - *Briscoe - SGATE. •Mr. Maws - - - Thomas - - Bette - - irfts 8 Members. 'SGATE. I Mr. Windas - , •Blundell - - I Jett - - - - R•)so - .•Batou - - Kuight - d retara,l4. EAP._ 31r. Swift - Wrigitt Vision r - Cr •air :uiniaingS - Smith - - - **Street -•. retunn H. N WITII.OOT. - 1 ML W. J. Iteeies T. !terve - Murrell i linitit.a - 126 125 125 123 86 85 136 134 131 129 1'27 DaWVIMI - 111illrr • • - Puistifez • Illarkett • Bluudle us IG. 01. J u 1•. I:IIiuIt 1)i ttrn • etherby • • hu•lcroto oruompsou J • 7, lIIS ten. TRY. Mr. Slirnwner - Cooptt .. • Nl•irtin* *Sprat' . • t; i eiok ii. nine. 46 43 4'2 40 -10 4 - • . •• are new Candibiew THE ALGERINE 43113ASSADOR. Tae Algerine Am'ta;sador arrived on Saturday, with his suite, at Sackville.street, Piccadilly, No. 6, a house that had been previously provided for him. lie came by the way of Malta, mid, we be. , licve, toucl.ed at Gibraltar. Three wagguus were 'employed to convey luggage, &c. which his sir. vents assisted' in unloading.. They appeared. splen. dilly drest in their own way, though not in a regio. lar uniform; their upper garment trimmed with gold lace a good deal tarnished, a turban formed apparent. ly of an Indian shawl, wide trowsers reaching to the' knee,. bare legged, and slippers on their feet. One • of the principal Messengers accompanied the Am. bassadur, and took the superiotendaace of his bag. gage: His Excellency 'has brought several fine young Arabian horses as a present to his Majesty, that crc led up Sackville.street to a stable in the neighbourhood. A few people only had assembled at first, but as tha passeagala began to learn the cause*, the Crowd considotably intreased. PUGILISTA: CII4I.LEIVOk T.; M f r. THOMAS CRIB. • 46 St. Martia'3-street, Leicester-square, Dee;, 1210. tt 21. Sae, --My friends thirst, that had the weather on last Tuesday s the 'day 'upon which contended with you, not been so unfavourable I should bare won the battle, I therefore challenge you to a Be t , coati meeting, at auy time within two months, for such sum as those gentlemen who place Conadence itr me may be pleased to arrange. . . y" As it is possible this letter ma meet the pub. lic eye, I cannot omit thw opportunity of ezpress ing a confident hope, that the circamstaneo of my being of a different Cobiur to that of a people amongst whom I hare sought protection, will not in any way operate to .my mil - Wk..' I am, Sir? 46 Your most obedient *amble seivarit, . " Witness J. SeimMeld. " T. MOLINUX." The Park yesterday was thinly attended, but' a sprinkling of fashionables appeared in either the Ride br Drive. None of the Four-in.hand Club spurted their I.3enjamints or Bang ups, though se. vend minor Whips dashed along in eurrictes taste fully harnessed to prime bits of b loot/. The eiisundentauding•whieh took place between the 1.1.4 of Tunis and Mr. Coe, the American Con: su far back as Augusta*, not, we learn, been entirely . adjusted. The diepute originated in .the foliowing circumstance Anierlean ship. irat captured by a French priestoeit,, and carried into Tunis, where she *as purrhaSed by a Minister of they Bcy's, put under Tunisian eultitirs, and sent to Malta. Her former. supercargo being there, ap. pealed to Cie British Collet of Admiralty to have her stopped, in consequence of some illegality in the, condemnation. They declined interfering, as out of their jurisdiction. He then applied to. the tribe. nal at Malta ; they stopped 'the ship, and the case is now in adjudication in that Court. The Bey, , on being 'dunned of the detention of the vessel,' immediately confiscated all the Abiqican property in Tanis, amounting to 200,060 dollars. DARING SACRILIiCiIITUS RoftliCKT OF ST. PitUgi C7ITHEDR/11..—Late on Saturday night, or -early yesterday morning, the !cstry of St. Paul's Cache. dral was til,covered toltdve,been broken open, and .4VCry article of the ancient communion plate to have been stolen, anioiniting to 761 ounces. The sit,. var covers our the Bible and Prayer Book Were also taken away. The rubbers had opened nine different r i lartinents before thy came to the vestry. The amount of the loss sustained is upwards of 20Q01,. No trice his yet kließdierinered to lead to a diseovety.of the -ollentiers. Tim villains did not Imre the Cathedral,. till they bad legated them. selves with tiuksacrintental wine. • . . Thursday morning early, ,Yamthall . Pardons were broke int , )by some pefoo!sisati,twae i gt.utik,ml+4o, who mutilated the stator): QC Mittou, which is cast in lead, by taking off the tegroud one of the arms. They wore disturbed by the watchman and made oft. Achnirally Qilice, Dec. 22. Copy of a letter from Captain Downie, of his Majesty's sloop toe Royalist. addre-,ed to Vice-Admiral Campbell and transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's sloop Royalki, off lecamp, Dec. IS. Stu,—.l beg leave to inform you, that the French logger privateer L'Aventurier, of fourteen guns and Idly men, was this morning captured by his Majesty's sloop under my COlTlitialld, lecamp bear. ing S. S. E. live leagues, She is a very tine vessel, only a month old, had been out a few days on her lirst cruise s and had nut made any capture. I have, Ste. (Sigoed) GEORPE "DOWN lE. BANKRUPTCIES EN LAIWED. V. Nankin, Peckham. cual-factor, from Dec. 23 to Jan. 5; at ten, at 'Guildhall. J. Tilley, Co o thall-ruart, insurance-broker, from Dec.2s to Jau. 3, at tea, at M. nit) ors and W. Barttree, Blue Anchor-road, Surrey. glue-uktuuractureis, front Dee. 2.3 to Dec. 29, at tell, at Guild hall. _ _ I. Eyre, Charing-cross, trunk-maker, from Dec. '23 to Dec. 29, at ten, ut Guildhall. , F. Chug, Chtirehmardet, Cletnent's-lane, merchant, from Der. 9.5 to We. 29, at ten, sit Gaildhali. It. lierridxe, blangtoil, merchant, (rota Dec,2s to Jan. 8, at tees, atGuildisalt. G. GrsGstou, Two Brewers, Grilfimstreet, Deptford, vic tualler, from Dee. Di to Fe l4s. rut ten, at GuildnalL J. Lasierhy, Itotherstithe, rope-maker, from Dec. Y 5 to Jan. 15, at ten, at Guildhall. • C. Pouitoo, Reading, cabiuet-inaker, from Dec. 25 to Jan. '2U, at ten, at Guildhall. W. Lianas, Knig-street, Cheapside, linen-draper, from Dec. 2.5 to Jau. 18, at ten, at Guildhall. T. Lee, Poland -street, coo.cli-maker, Irma .Dec. 25 to Jan. 8, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SL'PCRSEDED. W. Berti:ett, Piccadilly, linen-draper. BANKRUPTS. T.jarratt, Assembly-1 w, Atile-eud, dealer. In surrender pee. 29, JI4II. 1,4. t twelve, Feb. 2, at une Cuildhall. At turnies, Messrs. Wilde and Knight, atle-street, INUNte. T. Itonerson, Oxford, scrivener, Dec. 29, Jac). 5, Feb. 2, at twelve, at Lan(lol.. .A nusnic., Mews. 'tube and liatinittirs, Cony', Lau-square. C. Gratit,'Cuvhion-cutirt, Broad-street, merchant, Dec. 29, Jae. '5. Feb. .%, at one, at GM Attonties, Messrs Gregtion al* Di soa, Augi I- •out t, To tognsoritut-street. Gas, Birmingham, grocer. Dec..J9,. at twelve, Jan. 5, Feb. 2, at . eleven, at Gailditall. Attorney, Mr. Druce, Bil liter-square. ' W. Major, Friday-street, V wich shawl-manufacturer, Jan. 1, H, Fen. v., as tea, at Guildhall. A mimics, Mt. Abbott, Chancery-lane ; and Messrs. Bygrave and Good tv I!, N orwich, Wharton, juts. Chester, corn-merchant, Jane 15, 10, Feb. 2, at I welve, at the Bull and Punch Bowl, Liverpool. A ttor .tnes, Mr. Blackstock, TeMp le ; and Mr. Hurapbre3s, Custer A. Golfe, K ing s ton-upon -' Thames , ironmonger, Dec. 29, Jan. 8, Feb. 2, a t ht. else, at Guildhall, London. Amalie), Mr. Pearson, Elm -court, Temple. e J. Clark, Shoe-lane, builder. Dec. 29, Jaa. 8, Feb. 2, at eleven, at Guilduall. Attorney; Mr. Thomas, Feu-court, Fen eburch-Arect. W. Freeman, Lamb's Coodolt-street; upholsterer, Dec. 29, Jam a, Peb. 9, at tee, at Guildball. Attorney, Mr. Lockett, Wilsott-strect. Finsbury-square, J. Wells, blineltead, Susnersetshire, tanner, Jan. 18. at three 19. at eleien ' at the Plume of Feathers, Minehead, Feb. 2, at three, at the Luttrell Allll4, 'Dwister. Atturnies, Mews. Shep lird and Adlistmon Bedford-rust; London; Mr. Hancock, jun. Ford, Wivilscorbe ; and Mr. Leigh, Dulverton. P. Ryan, Batb, butcher, Dec. 28, Jan. 2, at eleven, Feb. 2, at one, at the Half-Moon, Old-bridge, Bath. Attnrnies,. Mr. 11iglua nor, Bosh-law, Cannon-street ; nod Mr. Wingate, Bath. P. Johnson, Old-street, cabinet•una her, Dec. 29, Jan. 8, Feb. 2; at t welve,at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. ltusseu, Crown court, Aldersgate-,treet. J. Lomas, jun. Minchley, Yorkshire, paper-manufacturer, Jan. 11, 12, Feb. 2, at eleven, at the Black Bull btu, Ripon. Attorates, Mr. C.irtman, Ripon; and Mr. Gocnotid, Bride. court, Fleet-street, London. J. Baggers. Gratechurch.street, jeweller, Dec. 29, Jan. 5, Feb. 2, at ten, at•Gtiildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ittibiusuo, Charter house-square. K. Acton, Manchester, corn-factor, Jan. 3,5, Feb. 2. at eleven, at the .George, ;Manchester. Anomie', Messrs. Coo pee and Lowe, Souihatnptoo-huildings, Loudon ; and blr. Jep son, Manchester. A. Bayuer, Union-place ' City-road, dealer, Jan. 1, 8. Feb. t, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Canter bury-sgaftre, Southwark. J.' Lovell, Aldersgate-street, jeweller, Dee. 23. Jan. 5, Feb. 2, at ten, ut Guildhall. Attoruey, Mr. Kobinsou, Charter house square. G. Ulrivh, Croydon, baker, Dec. 29, Jan. 8, Feb. 2, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londini. Attornies, Mr. Phillips, Bat tersea ; and Mr. Barth, Lyons Inn. J. Barker, Liverpool, suer-refiner, Jan. 6, 11, Feb. 2, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool.. Anoraks, ('Jr. Ha..sall, Liverpoid ; and Mears. Atkinson, Wilde*, and Mackerel' ? Clianvery -lane, London. T. Billinge, jun. Liverpool, bookseller, Jan. 17 1 ,115. b . '-'ll. Z. nt eleven. at the Globe Tavern, Jalarstsect. Attannes, Mr, Blackstock, Tetnple • tun, 'Mr. Print, Liverpool. J. Smith, Liverpool, broker, Jan. 17, 18, Feb. 2, at one, at' , the Oahe Tavera...ltiVerpatil. Anomie', Mr.. liloclodocit, Temple; and Mr. i'ritt, Liverpool. • It. Whidboroe, Crediton, imwiltster, Dec. al; Jan. 14, Feb. 2, .at eleveti, at the Ship lan, Crediton. Atibrnaes, Messrs. Sisep- bard and Adlingitio, Bedford-row ; and Mr, Smith; Crediton, G. Barton Marsden. Manchester, upholsterer ;and K. Frith, Salford, tl) m,,,Jan. 9,19, Feb. 2, at eleven, at the Mosley Arm's, Manchester. A ttornies, Messrs.' He w itt and Kirk, Mm.- chewer; and Mr. Ellis,% Clancery -lane. W. Litogley, Barton Mills, Suffolk, merchant, Jan. 9. at four, its, Feb. 2, at eleven, at the Angel liin, Bury Si. Ed minds.. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chaticerrkine ; and Mr. Ar cher, Mildeithull. . W. Flat,. Balton-le-Moors. Lancashire, intr.lin-noinufac -1 tarer, Jan. 10, 11, at ten, Feb. 2, at eleven, at the Swan lan, Boltonle-Mtwo. Attornies, Mr. Wititile, jltilllrlareei, Beds ford-cow ; and 11e5.r.,. Floss and Rushton, Sanwa-le-Moors. T. Davis, Prince's-row, Kenoington-cross, tea-dealer, Dec. 99, Jan. 8, and Feb. 2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Steventoo, Chequer-emart, Charing-crovs. J. Jenkins, Kiug-street, Itlontague-square, baiter, Dec. 20, Jan. b, Feb. 2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,-Mr. Jones, 'Great Mary-le-bone-street. ?H. Riddell, Whitechapel, linen-draper, Dec. 29, Jan. 5, Feh. 2, at eleven ' at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. lautgley, Char lot se.:•street Bedford-mita:ire. T. Reaction „Islam, Lateaster, futtian-manufactuyer. ..n. 14, 10, ,Feb. 2, at eleven,, at the Rack of the V Use lon, ff sou. Anoraks, Me•srs. Baron nowt Lirenheld, Wigan. E. Jacob, Llillirib.lant, Glamorgan, cattle - deader, Jan. 3,4, Feb 2, at ten, to the Black Rork, Porr kettill, Mimmouth. Atturnie4; Mr. Prt•thero, jun. Netvpott, Monmouth.; stud Mr. Platt, Tantield-coact, Temple. W. Parker, %Vann:on-Abbey. timber-merchant, Jan. 8, at eleven, 9, at ten, Feb. Y, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. At torney, Mr. 'V itylor, Waltham-Abbey. T. Ftuctn n n, Bury-street, St. Mart-Axe, mattrats-maker, Jan. 1,8, Feb. 2, to Itt4tve, at Guildhall. A tiornieN Jones :tad Reyna!, Ma% or's,-Caurt Olbee, Royal Exchange. 5. Ntirte . l, Milk-street.:' warelhutte-man, Dec. '.:;', Jan. 8, 1..1).2, tit eletco, to Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hurst, Lao- • • reuse-Iwo.. . C. Bilill , ll, Uoion-strtel, H;sl,6pFgate-street, baker, Der.2o, J mt. 5, Feb. 2, ut eleven, ~t Guthman. Attorney, Mr. Clurke, Holborn-met, ..ray's T. Mitll.as, Gravel-lane, Surry, baker, Dec. 49, Jan. 5, Feh. 2, at twelve, ut Uuildhall. Attorney, Mr. ilogarth, Staple Ina, Holborn. [Dividends, kc. to-morrow.i , ' - ~ :~ ' s .: POLf(;E. 7" . . ' BOW-STIt EET. a charge of f b ope n the stables A m a n of the name of Gaudier was committed cuach-inaker, Lfing.mcre, in Q ueen. street, Lincoln's Etiii-fit Idtt, on Monday night, aud stealing there f rom ' a horse, saddle, and chaise. of r ivi tr r i . a ß l, 3 o x o ter, ness. The Prisoner formerly lived in Mr. Baxter's service. James Edward Wynne was charged with 1 101 . cotu 4 that l t n h i e "e P d ro a se ir c l u p t e rix ol a l rrSiavreadhiniit:: e n , un i lV:ti l l : t e s .l i r is e4 : last from Gluniford, near Clare, in Statr,. r d shis un her way to Hendon, to visit an uncle and ali e n ; who reside th—re. On Thursday she set uutio th e Hendon coach, from Mr. E it-it's, a dealer Memo wine, in Bruad.street ) St. G i l es s, Previous to her departure, she told Mr. Eaton the object o f her visit, who said, as it would be late when Jhe Hendon, if she e xp er i ence d any difficulty ut got to her relations there, she might have a lied at tu g house in that pl a c e . O n h er arrival ther e 0 14 coachman end the Prisotier s Abe latt er of were is Mr. son -ill-laW, went t o i nqu i re for her uncle and aunt, and on their return I eportvd that no such persons werc•to be found. She aceurdiugly accepted a bed at Mr. E.'s, and was put int o room without any fastening to the door. i n t h e mitfdle of the night she W 45 awakened by th e p d, saner, whom she found in bed with her. At tn. struggling with hiai fur about in hour, he drag her to his own bed in an adjoining room, 01110 4 effected his purpose. During the struggle she shot, ed and called for assistance, bet none came to her, Next morning she, returned to town un the oath,. which was driteis by the Prisoner, and un her AN rival she informed Mr. Eaton of wshst hatlharp en ,d to her. he Prisoner was committed fur further mai. nation. Lirrt.c GoEs.--,Seven per,orts of the lowest or. .der were brought to the Office, charged with btiog co:teemed in a Little Go, or Private Lottery, in house in Vine -street, Chandus.street. • • It appeared from the evidence, tliit insupitceig the lowest description was taken there; three half;' pence were received to return an eighth of a guinea, ; or two shillings and seven-pence halfpenny; s ni t we heard, although it was not given in evidenc e , that threclarthings were taken to return a sizicrtak: of a guinea ; and a woman, nut being posbessril 0( as much as that, actually gave, a muffle fvr nb. suratice, which was received. ''• All the prisoners ware Of the most depluraht appearance of poverty, and were all discharged et,' cept one, there being tin proof of their taktugasi particular part in the illegal transaction. The u s e convicted as a rogue and vagabond, was kiln:bell; Bryant, who, it appeared, occupied the room abide taken, fur that purpose only. HATTON-GA RDEN. Saturday, a young man of the name of William Goodwin, apprehended by Mr. 11andeock, offiCer, was put to the bar, and underwent examination, being ehargei4 upon oath, with having robbed the premises of Mesas. Martin and Chet, lineo.driiers, iu Great IVarner.4t rest, Clerketiwtll ; sten it was stated, that the Proseentiirs having lost 'articles df linen.drapery,,at sundry times, whilst the Prisoner lived with them as a porter, they had cause to sus. pea his being the Offender, and cosed hit to be taken into custody. He resisted the officer, who, on searching the Prisoner's box, found several articles, the property of Ilk employers ; as likewise other property he had bid in the privy, which was pro./ duced and identified,' when the Prisoner was fully committed to Newgate• for trial. Friday morning, between one and three, the shop of Mr. Butters, jun. Nu. 71, Tottenliam.court road, was broke open, and robbed of velveteens and other articles to a considerable amount. A choice of select Numbers in the State Lottery, and much cheaper, are to be had at the Stew Lottery Offices of HORNSBY and Co. who request 'the Public out to delay their purchase of Tickets and Shares, as they will continue to rise. Public ap• probation of the new mode of deciding the Chances, and nu less Prize than WI has alceady.created Ork uhivcrsal • demand : 38 Capital Prizes were divided among the Friends of H onNSBY and Co. in the last Lottery, besides 5 of 20,0001. Ste. &c. in the last two years.—No, 26, Curubill, and • St, Margaret's Bill, Boroughs. • ' MAKRIKO. t - •• .;.•.a!' • • On Tuesday list, Mr. Kendle. of We4l-sous i .,pg lin. Jsa• sou; of Clare-rrreer,• Clare-market. , • -i • ' •Oa the 13th last. Thorna4 Paris Fenner,:l3 . l4. of Ftnocii• street, UedforJ- :quire, to Eliza Bevarn, daughter of the fists 11,eary Park, Esq. of Fin.hury. • . Yesterday, at St...Grorge's, Hanover-quire. Mr. PltiliP ()spot& of the Mount Coffee-house, to Miss•Jaaellailrr hal, of Prince's -street, Hanover-square. .. On Saturday last, at Mary-k-hone Church, IP. Wm. 11 ' . )(tree, to Miss Horrid llitnei. - _ . ___-_...........0r „ - 1)110. On'. Tharadny morning, at Deptford, Mrs. Elliott, wife .Of Mr.”. - H. Elliott, of the Hon. East. Luba Compao'ssertic e. 'Sunday, the ltith itrst. Robert Jackson, Esq. Provost a Dun.fries. aged 6?. • . . . At Swanning, the Rev. Mr. Beadon, Rector of F alb • . . Stoneham, aged dl years. i On the 19th inst. at t tosmore, Iferts, in the 88th year oriel; age, Mrs. Dove, relict of the late get. T. Dove, formerly". Trinity-Hall, CaMbridge. „ • On Saturday laqt, at her house, Saadi Parade, Cliche: l , Mb Sarah Fulleri-vi.10w . .. , On S'rl iy' night last. at her brothel' 4 ', Lord HyDev° l aii hott;e, in Hoyer-siteet, the Hun. Mr.. John Markham, wife of Vie-Admiral Inarklinen. arid, on •1 he evening of theilst, her infant son, two days old. • On Friday afternoon. Mrs. Prince , the wife a Mr. Printtr 'Dentist, of John-street; Oiford street. ' * , mo • . 1...ar1y on 1 riduy morning iall.'itj tipper Holloway , airr ing 11 ighgate, Frances, wife of Jacop Phipps, of tor I Temple, Esq. Ou the ltMn n' October, on the e from the West Ill . : dies to Madeira, Lieut. Wm. Iteiti P e a rlirst Liewenallt of b" . Majesty's ship Orpheus. This yrwoirliqg young Officer, who death has ocrasioned the .deeietit *Senate tubes friends, fella victim, in the t-ith year of kit age, to Ha Laid feser of tin West joiliei. . • ________..........__-------: YMCA; .OF nvocs ON SATURDAY. Bonk Stock 3 per Cent. [Zed. 65j 4 - I India stock 3 per Cent. Cons shut ladla Bonds 11 15 pr. 4 per Cent. 81-jtj hash. Kilt% 1 6 •pr. 5 per Cent. Mott for Op.fiii‘ Logic. 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