The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-12-09 00:00:00

0?- 05kAAfoqLA-f _ .. ...., .... ~ . , • -17 :r _ . . . ___• 64t*-N-, P ...; , _._ -.... . ... . .. - - .... 11 • A .4 . . 9 : 7, 4, it mi. --.- ' ''.. •‘' :ili"f' • • i L- .... , P ' 4 k4;* ' 1 AP =•a PE :-. . ',O I' , ..., ... , , - L i t \ 0 '' . ' 043 v • UrnOlki . . IMPRIE44. 13) 1 LONDON, MONDAY IER • 9, 1822. J. Day, Feneharah-buildings. London, mereh ' s•it, N0v.30. and Jaa. le, at Bosinghsti-street. . . that irshould placed in witness's name with Wai t's as a second trustee was not present. Witness never give utty person authority to sell such stock. The hand writing of "John Cox" on the deed now produce I is net his. The name Cox in the power of attorney. is n) ss different hoes what it was when witness saw it before the MacistrAte. 'rim. witness's usual mode of writing . the C. ictsot as it Vs beret. Witness observed, at the time he first saw it that it was no imitation, as it SWAB quite. contrary to his manner of making the C. Be also re marked that the C. beginning the name of die street. in the attestation, was of the same character With - that of the signature. Never received any dividend from the stock. The prisoner's letters to Mr. Underhill, stockbroker. were read. They gated that lie had been recommended to Mr. U. by Mr. Hall. sod desired him to sell oat the, money in question. Other letters on the same busioess 'were also read. Letters were also pat in frit= John Phis, addreseltd to tbretrole.dioehtimlng way Ituowlodo• of the power of attorney which kit badlseard bad been presented. The power of attorney was read. Mr. Serjeant Pau. took an objection to the indictment. The power of Attorney jog read did not. as it ought to do, correspond with the indictment. In the format were the following words—" Cousulidated Three per Cent. Annuities—sale of 2,1891. 175," but they were omitted in the latter. The Court overruled the objection. The prisoner declined making anv defence. • Charles Jones, wine-merchant, Mark-lane, Londoe.. was partner with the prises .t from 181 i to 1816, during. that time witness bad frequent opportunities of seeing his writing.—[The letter, of September, 182 g, was here pet into the witness's handl—Witness had seen the let ter before. It was shown to him by a Headman from' the Bank. The letters "1. T. Wait," a little resemble prisoner's hand-writing, hot the other parts are very unlike. Every transaction of the prisoner', ktrow u•td the witness was strictly honourable; his general charm.... ter was that of an hot.est man. In answer to a question from the Court.-1 should not have thought the letter his hand-writing if It had hero sent to me. James George, Esq. Mayor of Bristol ; Mr. Cabe. on* of the Sheriffs of Bristol ; Sir Richard Vaughan, one of the Aldermen of Bristol ; Richard Hart Davlee, Esq. M.P.; Mr. Protheroe ; the Rev. Mr. Blddalph, Rector of St. James's, and ten ghee gentleiten, gave the pri soner the highest character fee hooour and integrity dare doges period of from twenty to thirty years. This was the use for the 'defence, Mr. Underhill'whe recalled by the (NMI It to the te. - eeivfog the letter eontaining the power of attorney, for the purpose of proving the uttering in London: and pw being shown the letter, after some hesitation he declared, to be •' ' received, RUpTc9 R urrns EDRD. J. Armstrong, Roadlog. Berk', ti0.,0-draprr. 1 . .BANKRI ris. R. Erringion.lieithim,'Northumherland, butter-factor. to 'surrender Dee. 80, 81, solid Jan. IS, et the Bneh Inn. firs ham. Attormitra, Mr. Addison, Verumm-Buildiegs, Gray's lent and Mr. Primed. Ilexbetn. T. Turner, Saandridge. Hertfordshire, timber-merchant„ , Dec. 10, 17. sod Jim. I. at Buinghall-street. Attorneys., Mr. Roche, Charles-strtet, Covent-Garden ; and Mr. Pig gott. Saint Alhan'S, }forts. W. gip. 11 Ovid uffolk, grocer. Dee. 23. 24. and Jae. .. 416441.21 IS. et Nat wotd, Suffolk. Attorneys, Mr. high, r u; and Messrs. Whits and Wed ,Hal ~. J. Wittellve4lW sett, Wilts, draper, Dae.llo.: 21. and Jan. IS, at the gel Inn, Wootton-Bassett. Attori beys,. Thompson and Jay, Bray's-inn-place; and Mr. sot... Bassett. , .... . . btion-Bessett,' saddler, Dec: 110.' Skase Jan! le.`at the Angel lon, Wootton-Bassett. Mk. neys, ?desire. Thompson end Jay, Gray's-Inn-place; and. Mr. Millings. Weetlon-Bassett. I.Browne, Manehester, cotton-spinner, Dec. 24, 28. and Jas. I. at the Bridgewater Arms Irtn. Manchester. Afton , oeys, Mr. Edge, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne and Parry Temple, London. ' W. heap, Cobbers-Mab, Bury. Lancaster, nalleo-printoe. Dee.llll, 24. and Jaa.-18, at the Bridgewater Arms {ea.**. cheater. Attorneys. Mr. Edge, Manchester: and Messrs., Milne and Parry, temple, London. •.1. Austin, iterkitamosteati Mt. Peter, Hertford. coach maker. Dec. 10, 21,,and,Isn IS„ at Basinehall-street. At tomer!, Messrs. Williams and Goddard. Gray's-inn-place. T. Jones, Hallow, Worcester, innholder, Dec. 19, 20. Jaw.. Di; at the Black Home-inn, Worcester. Attor - eys, Mr. !lecke, 87, Devonshire-street, London; and Mr. Hill. Wortmster. W.Votterld, Bishop's-Cleric, Gloorester. Farmer, Dee. 'II, end Jan..-118, Ift, 'at the Swan-inn, Tewkesbury. Attar. *eye. Mr. 18slmoods, Lincoln's-inn; mod Mr. Williams.'Wl:omonth. • W. Balsorr, Eiterttntne. Dorset, meltster, Dec. 14. 21: 'and Jas. IS. at Basirethall-street, Attorney, Mr. Nicholls. li. Great Wlookeer. street, Broad-street. T. C.llawkes, Ltd Abingdon-street, Westminster, goal merchant, Dee.l7; ' . and Jan. IS, at Basinghall-street. Attorney. Mr. Or Gray's Inn-square. J. Shackle. M sem, t heapside, hosier, Dec. 14, $l, sod Jan. IS. at dog/hall-street. Attorneys, Messis. rma** sad Sons, S Otiose-lane. • . vitvtoctrt's. 1 . Jas. it. R. sad R. delfts. Southampton. linen-drapers. at the Guildhall. Southadapton—Dee. 414, O. Daniel toil W. Gross, Birmingham, perettants. at the Swan llotel,Blrming hio—Dec. lin. 4. 11.0ealt/s, Bristol. enetlotteer. at the Rush Tavern, Bristol—bet 29, J. M. Fuller, Worthing, linen draper, at BalinptiAl-street--Jae. IS. J. Tomblin. J. Forbes, R. A. Crsetded, sad D.Skene Broad-straeL Low doo, merchants. at Bpsinghell-street,--jan. 11, J. 'Williams, . Cornhlllate'' laslighill-street--.7 IS.T. W ... . . Novelty io Mansholt's 818 Edge Pocket Hopes sad Mos aic's. for Itr23.—A New Polite Repository, one hiltless them the usual price . • • • • , • n A ,. .... , 5 y . j.A.w..,,,.NEW... otmsalaa ii PO 4 C ft li a g o T pie ßOOKs'. rice Hot 0 es. ' Ladles Va s sllonst r o l le R epo sit o ry, a n d t Setheoir, emit eoetains beiutlful.fronttsipi r if lailleofeshionable Omits, fall-length portraits . of distinction In the newest Parisian costume; four engraved pages of original music by an eminent composer's , `each pid toreaque views, &c. gilt edges, Bs. (id. each.--flay be had with an.Almanack. 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London ; and by all gist country booWsileiga, : . .. s ~i it,i.: 1., UNHZAIIII OF ameratHip TO a • FUENIPIILNCI SSOS YARD/ BUT Fllli-7111111111 1111101111[L!, rill HE Public an tespictfilly have new an Appeetruity of LARGEST sad. EHEArithrr WUl HOUSES in that KlNOD(Oka o t etti Ratieirr-sTaare, near the t' le'. VeutiacuMl likideradatifer wag 01101101441 11 MIANSPh. Quilts, 4l l 4 l7 ll M, l Table coyark. Mumma* Holland', of every wid th ; Tiftemillales Flannels, at melt prices as'will defy Al Cloths to sap disaustoos, ready for Linens, Meetings, Diaper Napkins, Linens ; Printed Paralture. Peraltnre Dimities, and 1 / 4 ed Ltaiep, Ike. &A. &e.—Terlrey. Persian. Gressel*, and Kidderminster Carpets kali alus) ready, for laying down.— A few Cues 1-Sibs and 4-Iths Real German Linen, well worth Cite attrition of the Public. ROBERT COLLINS and CO. us positivefy assert, that they Are the only Manufacturers in the Kingdom that Retail the above Articles at the Manufacturing Prices: They will warraat every Article made of the , beet Fabric, and free from any imperfections, at ROSSI? COLLIN. end Company, Denmark-ilouse, Regent Street, and at their Manufactoricy, Kidderminster, Paisley, and tilasgatr. Twe Yoeue Slew W , tktt perfectly undulate their Business ; sod Two Max alsolhataatierstetad takia Plans And making ap Uarpeta.e-Apply Itutwllis Nine sa d Eleven in the Nothing _ , III! _ _; doo, merchants, at tisioshell-street,-.Jan, 21 0 11, Williams, being shown the letter, alter same hesitation lie u 5.........., mu.o, on- V. 3. TO ISOM Cornhlll, 'tattooer. Billogball-stre*l—J"„_. 1 9 :T. Wood . ,_ it to be the one be had received. r ihttatilted; that they ft. Wood , W. trr°4o°L L i°ll " -- 2 11 _, Ilibit-- °I . ." 1 """ k ".., , ''', F ,' • tttr. Jostle. BATLEY slimmed op, and the Jury fount! f Inspecting Si. of the rag. eommen:::Zat ItrisMitiol-stf•sv-srlo. 1. sv • =. , tams ". w A ". Horton, R 00 4 ,0 4: „ shire , woonon.austmeort ,,..i t the prisoner Guilty ; but recommended hint to intircyt DigNklAilfi-H0144f.., °See of Me; toile Castle-street. Livarpool— all °°" 1011 of 'AO forionloo ll 4 . 0 416 04 ' . •,' •'r ' 'floolas—Porilresaisfs. Jett, 4. P. IL Ptilielika mid T. Pitts:bort Qatenbltbe. London, • Mc Justice flegspo 'aid that. sk i p 4014400 NO rttlog; t ip I• 4l.l lttt •or smelt ga. Ift. Utz . n the recastMe44o . l t bsittg Allijk_ . .11ft 1GM1 . 41 ' • i ef. • . _,- -- ..... - 7 - . Moreeas sod Window factors , a air thsli.street—Dee. St, W. Crider, Kingston- • Amt. GitrArigh* gied 1/,' "Cis aphi ll y toevletir* &Dales or Elinkets hod upon-Deli, rive, sit Me Dog sad Deck Tavern, iiiegatoo- stealing in a derelhog hawse. y all competition; Floor upon-Hull—Dee. 17,11. Palmer, Bourton•on-the-Water, 1 faesereffe=l for layisg down.—lsisit Gloucestershire, mercer, at Dasinehnli-street—Dee. 28,D. ns, and Damask Table G. Mosel., /tidal", Essex, ilveu.desper. at Dasisghatt. COUNTRY MARKETS AND FAIRS. ire Dimities, and Colostr. street—Dee, utt, W. IJeyil, aen. sad W. Lloyd. kin. i.OllO/ ' • ---••••••--- —. . .. _. ts--tr--1..ti_........._11..A. SI. J. A • r ___-- r'---_...5... ... Toroorlair. the criers were-es • • • • twt VW' b"Crimk__ at I - • - v.O waswir.Dai,36, W. Lloyd, sen. sad W. Lloyd. jun. 1.01110 f)ta rat alopseller. at Basinghail-street — Dee. 31, J. JohasiL, Sted . coates, Yorkshire. cora-factor, at the Dog lad Deeklnfra, Scale-lane, Kingston-upon-Hull—Dec. 14. N. Bliso, Water-lane, Fleet-street, printer, at Basing hall-street. CERTIFICATE/I.—DEC. 28. I.lCswer, Little IVlndmill-street, Golden-square. • earpeuter —J. C. Demuth, Bristol, dealer—G. H. It Awards, Graveo-street, St. Martin-la-the-Fields, wino merchant—J. Beley, Birmingham, dealer—J. 0. Bidwell, Eteter, whAtAteretiant. a^ • PAIITSCRSHIPS DISSOLVED. li..vattars and 11. Neale, Fleet , warehouse men-41. A. Goulty and S. E. Reed, New Charlton-street, Kent, ladles boarding-school' mistresses--J. Palmer and R. Knight, Wood-street, Cheapside—B. Butler, see. and It. Powell, Bitasingham, rule-toakers—W. Linton, Waterloo place, Commercial-road, St. George's ' East, and J. Fitch. Old-roid, Stepney, auctioneers — J. J. Cole end S. Green, Rye-gardens, Retaliate, , Surrey, sawyers—W. Field and J. Reeve, Redditch. Worcestershire. needle-makers — W. Allen and S. Gartigrave, Greenwich, Kent, coal-merchants—H. Wheatley and Co. Greet Garden-street, Whitechapel-road, 41k-dyers—J. Baiter and J. S. Foster, Kingston-upon- Thames, Surrey, ale-brewers, . I t 4 1 Vl(OM 'SATURDAY NltiHril OAZETTE. voltam"; °veva, Hie. 4. The Wag has beenplessed To appoint the Hon. Francis Seidman Forbes. late Secretary to his Majesty's Legation at the Brazils, to be his Majesty's Secretary of Legation at the Court of Desasark. let raS r as at Net . DOC. 3. The Kingises been pleased to appoint Alexander Murray, Esq. to be Sheri[ Depute is the shire of Aberdeen, in the room of Mr. A. Moir, resigned. • . -11 ... ;1. scalal""'"" TLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, Alostitungd 19013, and empowered by an Act of parlia. ... the 34411Ge0. lit ---I°f 'LIFE DEPARTMENT% persons ass or the whole term Of Life will hare au a l ' anion made Or Pollees every seventh yeer. on the . Ig loo g o etly practise d till latel y at the Equitable I n igosse eOlkesi ear the amount thereof may be applied in **Won of the Mere payments of premium. Pebeles may else be eeeeted for the whole Wm of Life, hy a drafted somber of yearly payments.. Tables applies .o, t 9 1 this mode of Assurance may be obtained fat the -Once. -- - FIRE DEPARTMENT. policies Re a% sad upwards will be entitled vender the Eder of Assurance practised hy this Onto, to participate la the surplus Premium every Afth year ; the amount thereat it the Myth year, which ended at Christmas last, was Ye per f ed, on the polities elected In Loudon. Am allowance Is gas& for the loss of Rent of Buildings. a sdasal estene tati r:l7 l . ' 109 8010 ory of the prioliples such ratios sli 4=l:rl-41140:"bi A*li.enel.the°breeinifflrr' USW DEfiIIiWROUGH, sJun. Sdcretary. ~ Cbtliddia_4l4l43l.lo,_! /1 2 _ IM2. 1.. . . AT anDINED FAKER. • • % Owgiquesis,,,iliameesegg,hlagefart MID CANTIIINUIT. • • her leakie Gahm and beep good dam, by fIi.A,AMIOUNTAthI end Co. • SAIIACSN'S .BEAD INN. SKIN NEIL,STREBT, ine•W.ILiLL, Lannert. , . - THS following mom i PteST COACHES, Ike. me oat been Sae above Inn set . 1 Uneven...l travelling by, lite Champion. a new light day Wadi se Dorebeeeer, is. At hours only. flustaßla Bagahot, Bluhireter. Beetagstake. Whitaltsrek. Overton, Andover,. rasher,. ilFoadyeedit. aid Riestiford.—ThePrepriators of the shove Coach are cletermloral no expense slihe 'spared is reader It Mike co nveyance on the Weibel. !told, The "T, , , rte " Dever. Deal, ansesgact, Markets, and Sandwider See/ pont tioash. • " a er parr eaves efe.leek. - • . - • We bedded preftreesi-stledsrer= • risers deteradsedso ''' , r ."" it theft* es al=roal 2I • '-'" . . Sonthamptan. , Lyodluarst. . • • liestngetnke, liartfocd4 e,illickwaler, • ' 4 awl fear Inside coach. every anornlng at 4 past Is •"' at the Co and Homes, gotudittepton, by Iva. Tbte4 h most learnt eenveyanee to the Isle id Wight, J ,G, St. %Idlers, Heave de Yews, Dierbare, . • dreepereprinerwe of elb abuse attach hope to etceteras's* erf that sapped whlek has hi thertNiseen expeefithaid dmileedometalsewilled tithe " Union.' • ine . raeleg WHY I edit WOW . . . . . . Salk as& mato pest Wadies, through Chlppepbesa.. Cuba Matelhorneeti. . Newsbery _ and llea ding, every aftwtolli at ono ; ileriv• at Mr. Itay",a, the Grey- Wad Ise, Watha and Ike London Tavern, Thomes-Stret". aid "wan Bristol, tasty Ike next morelne. ' COarlits SO WSLLS, 11111DetWATIliti, t .eII:4 I PON, AND PLY3101:111. . _ 1, a 'new LiVerpool light Witch, telly one earn ing hear Inside. sets out daily at one ; '4•lsalit aftlnifort it ire; through WS - .--•-•. ' • WAWA, letterweetii, --"' 11 1. 111 A-. 3 170-..-. ..., 44 .-• -, .. •• • 1 -,,„ l'alljeread 'Wesel II& pees wash, ' eat." Werwatilt, Dereboster,Blandford, Brats bafsilliee•vaf. °torten. .Basingstoke. Hartford-bridge, Esekwator, wad Baffshot. wow post teach, every afternoon, yid twopeachmen only. . Pattie dein Weyawailiteetinelisaly:Areny , Cleette ar e , alt. Maisie, de. 'eery WedeenhWytaillitiltedby Affersoess et I VC**. Benton, dteescastle. Illpaleaft:PMlshertragh, Stilton and Weetiaption day - combs to flpeetw.:llotath,;Girienshy and Lit, mooning at i t pant& The: 'sly day Oath to Boston and Horneamle. The " Express," a sew light, fear inside post 'teach is Carlisle, Penrith, sad Whitehaveat gosh with , her bones and a guard an th e way ; pusses . form* "murk, Appleby, Greta-bridge. Rieltawad, ICIStMW Noroughbedee. Wetherity, Aberferd, Ferrybeidgs, New' art, Doectetet, Grantham, StanifOrd, Bawdy Greens" BUlt.m sad Biggieswado; Ms out rainy tatienhig. sad performs the journey with the greatest facility. Pammegsro detained on theroad by • busiest, or pinninaW• have the posallar advantage of their sods beteg secured in the San. mach. . . Leads'. Lancaster, Preetoe, Kirby-Lougee, Bohan,' Morley, Orsasklrk, and Germans light port-doachee l erne/ afternoon. Chester, Newport, Whiteehoreh, Tarporley, Neewilmilek. ?forthwith, and Middiewleh, light poet-cosh every afters Lien. Wakefield foor-htside post-coach, called "the Expreas," every morning sad aft•mnon. • The " Royal Keret;' 'to Manchester,' Winslow, Cos, gleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolterbamptoo new four lurid* pest-coach, every afternoon. Only one eight on tbr rued. Cheltenham Original Post Coach, to carry only Four la aide. every Morning at 7. tidewater, Bognor, and Petwortb Post Coach, Monday, Kedeeeday, sod Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post Coach, every &remise stied-past 6. Ditto, every Morning at half-past O The " Royal Express," new Birmingham light post easeb, sets est wrery afternoon, carrying four inside only, paws through Warwick, Leamington, Southern, Weedon rid Daventry, to the Saracen's Heed, Bell-street, Birming ham, next moraine at half-past 7 o'clock. Sasderlacd. Stockton and Yarm light post-coach every Naming, to the George inn, Sunderland. 1 Salisbury Post Coach. to carry only Four Inside, through Shinn, Basingstoke, Whitcburch, Andover, dc. every Morning at 7. The " Royal Eclipse," Fa/month. Plymouth. Exeter, Tram, Podmin, Penryn, Ashburton, Totaess, Weymouth, itmeheater, Dartmouth, and Salisbary, every morning, at seven, through Honiton. Axminster, Bridport, Blandford, Vtatibridge, Basingstoke, Hartford-bridge, Blackwater, and Bagshot. Glasgow, Longtown, Gretna Green, Annan. Dumfries, firownhlll, Thornhill, Sanquhar, Kiln, Canmock, kingswell, vtd all parts of Scotts ed . a light four inside pest coach daily. Brampton, Chatham, Rocnester, Gravesead, Stroud. Sit tioehourne, end Rainham, every morning, at a i past 7, at Reduced Fares. teaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of Ukiah. through Emsworth, Conham, dc. to Bocoor. Tile " Royal Espree," sew light foal !aside post-coach, to Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, Stafford, and ladled (only one night on the roil.) rVery afternoon ; mires at the Saracen's Had lam, Dale-stree', Liverpool, I au evening, The " ( lrriplon," a new light four inside day coach to norehester. Itlaaillerd, Salisbury. Andover, Overton. Um listitoke. Blitekmater and Ftagshot. Barnstaple end Soathatolion new light post coach. every', lididay. Wednesday and Friday mornings at 7 o'rio.A. llotwitbtanding the uncommon expedition .1 this coach, ' his allowed to be Olf• 0 sti agreeable and complete pubitc morays ece oc the ••• r!: roe.!, being ectequalled by any otner. Harrow/gate end n':7.• new light post coach, every after- note n 1 tour, sod a g'•.: •• t:,e morning. 'e Liggett. and rite. t ~ stO Leeds. York sad Doncaster, : W only two-pence per .c. A.A. AIDA:STAIN and co. respectfully acquaint their /Tiede and the Public, that they will not he account- Ws for any Parcels, Passengers' Lnatalgv.Wri'lltsa , Piste, to. etuore than Five Pounds value, If lost, W/3103, or de ralrel, anion ente:ed mulch, and the Inarranee paid for 111144 414, lithe Serstest's 'lead Is; ell() CARL Louie'_. tars • ter ruck dot M of ' ettod A•• f 11 11111 1 .' Lb, 7.? csawx•oselce, DEC. 7. ZZZZZZ TO SERVE IN TILE PREStNT PARLIA• County of Salop—John Crossett Pelham. of found Ball. and at the Castle, In Shrewsbury in the said rnunty of Sa. lop, Esq. in the room of Sir John Kynaston Powell, Bart, deceased. AVIRAOR PIM( Or CORN 1N RNOLANI AND WALRP. Wheat, 304.9 d his. 7d.—Oats, 19s. 7d.—Rye, 20s. Bd.—Beans, 28s. 2,l.—Pease, 285. 3d. Average Prise of Brawn or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the Returns made in the Week ending the 4th day of December, 1822, Is 30s. Sad. per cwt. • , At Lewes Coraemsarket, on Tuesday, the prices were—sr White mbeat, 425. I mixed ditto, 395. to 405.; red ditto, Ns. to 3.55.4 barley.44s. to 355. Vinod mattes is Millie time to beb'ught, in the parish Of 'Franafield, which isribont eight miles from Lewee, at 3d. pet lb. by the joint.; COICUESTEIL COMM MAEKET.—IIech business .bas hew done in the corn trade, during the past week. The Inspectors returns this week are—Wheat, 1,650 quarters. averaging at 365. Md.; Barley, 645 quarters, at 30s: 40.; Oats, 13s. 01d.; and Peas, 325. • .Netwi,cn, Dec. 6.—There was but a short supply of lean stock on Saturday, and good fresh Scots went otf briskly at higher prices than of late. The sheep pents a ere not so well filled as usual, and what sales were Clßift were at an advance of at least 6.1. to Sit, per stone. TllO Horse market was thinly attended, and not a good unx to be seen. Pigs were not so plentiful, and rather, dearer. YARMOUTH, Dec. s.—Our market was abundantly ripphed with all grain on Saturday. Wheats, unless fine, are from Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper. Fine Malt ing Barleys are in requestat last week's prices; but the second and inferior arc a very doll sale, and full 2a. to 3s. per quarter cheaper. In other grain note no alteration.: LYNN, DEC. s.—Our Market continues well supplied with every description of grain, and no material alters thin from our prices of last week can be noted. Flour is abiu the same. At Bury Fair, on Monday, the shew of Horses was very larse, but as usual, there were not many of a good description, and the sale of inferior ones as very dull. Bullocks obtained a higher price than of ler, on amount perhaps of the goodness of the turnip crop, but the want of money was very much felt. Last week, a fine flavoured melon, of the cantalupe kind, was cut in a garden at Ringmer, near Lewes, which measured 221 inches round, as additional proof of the mild state of the weather. In the Butter and Cheese Fair, on Monday, there was very lit , le Butter of fine quality, and no dairies sold, hat a few single firkins obtained 591.—1 n fact, high 1r prices were asked than the buyers in general would con sent to.—On Tuesday prime Dairies were sold from 'ls-. to 59s.—Flat Cheese went at front 23. to 3d. per lb.—N a Isleharn Cheese was seen. In consequence of the heavy rains, the roads in many parts of Sussex are inundated, particularly in the vicinity of Henfield.—The capacious corn-mill of Messrs. Dur rant and Co. at lieremith, near Lewes, has not been worked, except at short intervals, for a considerable time past, owing to the water being at so prodigious height. • . WaTgavonn, Dec. 4.—Best Butter 65 to 645. ; Scalded Pigs 13p. to 17s. 63. ; Singed Pe:s. to I9s ; Heads and Off a l los. to I is. • At York quarterly Leather Fair, held on Wed nesd :y last, there was only a small quantity shown, most tit which, was sold a ithout any variation in prices fruit the last fair. LEWES CHRISTLAS CATTLE StlEW.—This fine exhi bition of Fat Stock took place on Tuesday last, and w,lO attended•by all the principal apicettivista and butchers is this part of the county. Among the prizes awarded were—To Mr. O. ILidge;fire guineas, for the Imo EN, above five years old; to ditto, five guineas, for the be-t Sussex ox, under th are, and to ditto, five gaiaeas for the best Scotch rant—lo ti. earacosibe, ef Bishop stone, five guineas, fur fir •is nt• cow, above five years . old—To Bead Law, five goiLeas, for the best heifer. under five years old. Ac!, so Bice, of Chairing; ton, five guineas, for the te. t pen of we leen. —Nersitt all the prise stock was sold, toot, on an average, tricked 41. per stone. The Brighton Blethers %VEIN u ESE: I / 2 the principal purchasers. WAR OPTIC!, DEC. 6. 19th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Simon George Par don. Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Johnstone, pro moted. 241 Regiment of Foot—Lieotenaot Mountifort Stoughton Bryn/tee Lloyd, from half-pay b4th Foot, to he Lieutenant. vice William Hickman, who exchanges, receiving the dif ference. fith Ditto—Capt. J. S. Powell, from half-pay blst Foot, to he Capt. vice C. de ilarilland, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 19th Ditto—Ensign Alexander Gordon Moorhead, from the 44th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Mathieu, who exchanges. 44th Ditto—Ensign E. C. Attalla'. from the 19th Foot,to be Ensign, vice Moorhead. who exchanges. 634 Ditto—Quartermaster Peter Fox, from the lit Cey lon Regiment, to be Quartermaster, vice Fenwick, who ex changes. ettlth Ditto Brevet Major R. N. Nick)e to be Major, by purchase, vice Graham. who retires. Ist Ceylon Regiment—Lieni. and Quarte•master I'. L. Fenwiek, from the (134 Poot, to be Quartermaster, vice Fox, who exchanges. Cape Corps (Cavalry).—ldeot. Hon. J. Massey to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Langley, who retires; lCornet C. T. Biel to be Lieut. by pureitnee, vice M %Amoy George Atigood Loraine, Gen.. to be Cornet, by purchase, ;lee Bird. Lt Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Dedloy Ackland Gitland, from half-pay bib West India Be t iiment, to be Captsin. Commissions in the East Kent Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cotioty of Kent. George Bourne, Htq. to he Lieutenant-Colonel. vice Pen• nell, dec.; J. Brockman, Esq. to be Major, vice Bourne, ; promoted. I Commissions in the Norfolk Yeomanly Ringers. signed by . . his :Majesty's Lieutenant of ;het:Used,' of Norfolk. Uentroant Char.es Loftus to be t'eptahs, nice Hitt, signed; Edward Dewing, Esq. to be ditto, vice :hien, re- Opted. B A "(XXII rre fCS EVLARGED. T. Sylreiter. Witney, Ostordshire. carrier, Ore. 17, it the Louse of IL. Seams, sailer We Town Usti, Oxford. 4 . l www. - ~. ~~/I►. ~'"'," , ./Jommorwor ~- OLD BAILEY. Saturday, Jan Wait, aged 52, was indicted for forg ing a power of attorney for 2,1691. Via. Id. with intent to defraud the Governor and Company of the Bank of England. The prosecution was conducted by Mr. Serjeant Bo serums: and Mr. 1.101.1.amo; and the defence by Mr. Serjetnt Pei.t. and Mr. CassPRILL. F rancis Field, clerk in the Bank of England, pro. dtteed the ledger of that establishment ; on referring to it, lie found there was entered to the credit of John Wait anil John Cox, the sum of 2,1891. 17s. ld. It was entered in July, 18IS, and was placed to the joint mo nies of _those persons. Jobi Drury, who formerly lived with the prisoner at Birtitinghaut, and who was acquainted with his hand writing, swote that the signatures, &c. to the documents produced, were Mr. Wait's writing. John Sherlock, another person who bad been in the employ of Mr. Wait, likewise swore to Lis hand writing. • Win. Shepherd, stationer, Corn-street, Bristol—Pri soner came to me the latter end of MI, to witness his name to power of attorney. The warrant produced is the one ; be desired the blanks to be tiled up • witness wrote Irons his dictation ; witness wrote "John Wait," aeceidlng to his dictation. The prisoner signed the deed; NO other •person was present. Mr. Waled was directly opposite. Davies witnessed likewise; witness attested it, Wait then signed, and took it away. Wit- tte4s did not see it again till it seas before the Magistrate.. Thomas Davis, auctioneer, Bristol—Lived opposite to the last witness. Witnessed the deed prOduced; Wait a n t i Shepherd were there. No person named Coy was there. To the best of svitness's belief, the name of w a it only was there; he did not see the Sams of Cox there at the time witness attested it; tie name was ter- Witt y not tbere. John Lox lives 12 miles from Bristol—Witness pro duced probate of the will of Junes Mitchell , be . rii the ieathiet to the witness 2,1100 t. Wait was one of the trusters. In October, 1115, Wait accompaiii d wit ness to shell-tette Bank, Bristol, to invest the money in Three pet Ceut. Console. Mr. Coertenay suggesttit . ate,•. ~• FRAUDULENT INSOLVENT DEBTORS.-- , The Committee of "The METROPOLITAN SO CIETY. for the OPPOSITION end PROSECUTION of FRAUDULENT LNSOLI/ENT DEBTORS." formed en der the patronage of the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR. whe he Member *tree, beg to inform die Vieille, that TAV =ITV THOUSAND. Copies of the Riles and Regula tions of their Society. ere printed. aed may be had on per sons! applications to the Solicitor and Secretary as under, et Mill be fenternied in answer to Letters paid. The ob jects of this Society afford great Protection, to Tradesmen against Fraudulent Debtors, and Persons residing in any part of the Country may become Members, W. C. BOUSTIELD, • . • Solicitor lad Secretary, I:l,l:Witham Place. Black friars, London. #4*