The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-10 00:00:00

CIRCUIT COURT., PEItTli, Ocr. 4. Yesterday the Circuit Court of Justiciary was i (Spelled here by Lord MCA DOWBANIE. Margaret Robertson, daughter of the late Mr. Robertson, surgeon, in Crail, was tried for the tour:. der of her mother, by administering poison to her on the 2tl of July last. The first witness on the part of the prosecution was Goodair, surgeon, in Austruther, who 4 had been appointed by the Sheriff Substitute of Fife, to examine the body of Mrs. Robertson.— This Gentleman having corroborated , the re. port which he had formerly made to the Sheriff, gave his decided opinion that Mrs. Robertson had died in consequence of swallowing arsenic, of Which be had discovered a portion remaining in the stomach. He also declared it to be his upi. nion, that Miss Robeitson, on thu day of her., mother's death was labouring under a partaXraT : of insanity. Tit this conclusion he was led by.abe absurdity and ineolierence'of her conversation, of Which, on being required, he gave some specimens. Charles Grace, physician, in Copy, confirmed the evidence of the former witness, along with whom be hid exatnitied the body of Mrs.. Robert. san, and drawn up the report to the Sheriff.. The` witness had attended Miss Robertson, by the Sheriff's decire, during her imprisonment l .and gave a distintt account of the progress and termination of her disease: When first called on, the 2d of July, he found her in a state of delisinoi and fever, her pulse being at 120. Thii state of the pulse continued till the beginplot of AngSt.', whcu She had a discharge of pus and. blood !Amp the nose. After thin, her fever and detirium gradoally abated, and on the 16th ~of that inooth.bur pulse was re. dared to 76. These circumstapeechstl, led the wit. mess to believe that the .causes ,f her ailment was an indamniation and collection of matte! la she sinuses of the brain, which, , ho asserted (thungli thii opt. ' ',lion seemed to be queatiottell by the Judge), had a communication with the nostrils. • Thc next witness was isabella Marshall. She wan the aeryaut .Mrs.,Robersson, and had beep a ith her foe six months,. pro4ops to her death. She had hear! that.Mise Itylkftsoa had been sometimes, deranged ;, bpt saw PO . lippgaraljlClO of it till Thtns. day, the 28th of Jr tie, -a hen- she observed a singularity in her carriage and conversation, and a change from the warmest affection to an .evi dent aversion for her mother. , The words of the witness were, that " Miss Robertson was execs, alvely dutiful." On Sunday, Ist of July, being the day of the Sacrament, which Miss Robertson re. ceived, the witness observed the latter in church, bursting out into• fits- of laughter. Nest monag she was awaked by the Prisoner about five, and saw her soon. after throw &lamp at her mother, who had just entered the kitchen where tkie.witsiess Between seven and eight, the family, including the witness, weal to breakfast, at which the tea was blade by Miss Robovtauti. Aitax , Mrs. 11.ohertson hail swallowed a cup uf tea, she went *set, and the Prisoner brought a bottlesontaining a white pow der, ISOM thn.Shrip (halooging to bl/s. 14o4oertsen), and put a part uf the skunitlec into hec,Anathet', tee, Niters• asitottisee. what,it. vas, . 4114 sho said it was somethisg ,that 'avid do.t►at; intSbor geo4 The wituuse dues um' roomoikrar *hpothor Tbot , she paw Mrs, animas** cailltAho bog Woo tiattSt Areot sajd, {kg Isar calledbit ihe:k•emer witness to see 'qrs. R., w yes. akilenalp 114 and found her sitting in ke Amp.. .She:said. to the wit,. new, that sht.% (the wituese supposing sho meant her daughter) had given her something which she be ;Weed to be whitening. Witness, at Atre. ht.'s re. quest, helped ttnr,ta a room upstairs that she might go to bed, when Miss R.. opposed their entrance; hot tho deceased admitted, uo the interference of a tmighbouring genilesnan!s . savant, the witness came away. , 4 . 4. • Air. Sheen, surgeon, in Creil, and Dr. Flint, of St. ASKlfew'st went Ontnintul in sateetpatiess. They heal bothAttemied Atibe 14nbertinans ant Prlnett dis. tinctly her insanity on funnier Occasions 44 well as at the period of her mother's deatts. Margaret liorseborglo, gave a very interesting account of her connection with the family of Mrs. Robertson, and of the insanity of her daughter. She had been 14 years servantin the family, and re moved at Martinmas, 1809. Miss R. nine years ago, caught A favor from her mother, by her care. ful, assiduous, and anxious attendance. One day, in 1808, themes, withoist , any previous depression of spirits, . suddenly seized - vi , ith a •delirintn io church. She continued in that state for some time, and afterwards recovered. • She often told the wit_ tress, after .her recovery, that when first seized, she imagined herself capable of flying out of the roof of the church, and when taken home, she thought the house on ',fire„.and her mother some monstrous creature. T.he malatty.did nut recur tiH 1809. The itearreace was preceded by lowness of spirits ; and what seemed then to hang on her mind was a dread of nut being sufficiently dutiful to her mother. The delirium, with iutervals of low spirit ' s, continued for some Anne, but she recovered, and. was not again afflicted with the distemper until, July last, though ehe had been in low spirits from the begiuning of the year.. . Mr. WpnIEREURN, the Advocate Depute, ad dressed the Jury, aml Mr. kaattaer,the Patine!, left the case without any observatiou ; and, after a short charge.from the Judge, the hit/ Were.eu closed, bat had nut. returned their verdict 'When the accounts came away. „ At Northanerton Races, on Tuesday last, a boy was struck on the head by one of the horses, as he "'as crossing the course during the muting for the Iting's Hundred. 11e-expired out Thursday. It is remarkable t)tat the , first 20,0001. Prize in. fradtwed,..iti a Lottery, and the. very last drawn 20,10001., should be ahare d. and sold by HORNS. BY and Co. ; likewise two of the tint .SOIOOOL P.rizes, and theionly 15,0001. ' besides.fite (41 f -0,0001., limo 01440001., lour of 5,0001., five. te. of 1,0001., lind 'twelve 5001. prizes, were shared. and sold. by LIORNB43Y. and Co., lit the last five successive:Lotteriest, at• So. tte, Cons. bill, awl Maigarees.hill, Borough ; where-soup be 114Ctickets aotk ShAti.s, for the.titaieLottery se;hiekitill-liggi awl :finish 'ow the LOUt iinstant.. . • _ al SURILEY - SESSiONS - oer • 9. • PULIGE, Ocz. S. ItAr4goSitotsL . . - Alexander Robinson. and William Dither 'ere itnNoted fur the *steaiing eight the property' of ; Mr. Nu Wass, ofjkielson't Tattier ' New ingtoo,.on the list of SepttimPet , ll6l: . Mr. Nuttran stated, that on going into his yard on that morning tnentlonedinibeintlictment, hO dis. covered tioWthe ga.t. of ib e yard . had been • broken open, mut the dour of a shed in which cheipits in , question were awn. air h ken - tiff the hinges, and the pigs gone. Mr. Nattrass immediately , Rent to Leadenhall-market, where he thought it probable his sucklings were gone before him ; and soon , titter his arrival in the market he saw a butcher's boy with several pigs in a tray ; he enquired of the boy where his master had 'bought the pigs, but the 'boy was not abk to inform him ; ho, however, con. ducted him to his master, Mr. Glover; and imeon.. sequence of what he learned . from him, the witness took the steps necessary. fur apprehending the•Pri. fitters. • 'Mr. Glover said, that on the list of September last, she Prisoners cam, to him in Leadeoiralt. market, and asked him if he would btty eight suck , 1 41 Pigvof -them, at lOs. each, which were at .the king's .Arvint ; Mr. Glover said ho would-come user totite inn in the course of half unitour, arid the Pvisoneis went away. Soon after-they , were gone,. fan Natteass calkd on shim awl stated his loss., and it was agreed that he and the: witness should gu to ttlivlsin together. At the gale of the lon, however, they separated, Mr: .Nuttrast went to procure a constable, and the wit tiest into . the Inn, where hu found the Prisoners; who shewed him the pigs .in a cart, with Robin sun's name Open it, which was standing, in the yartl ; aeon after Mr. Nuttrass came with Goff the officer, ;and imtnedlately on seeing the pigs knew them to be •his property. Robinson then denied that the cart was his, • bat afterwards, when before the Magis itralus, at Union.hall, heacknowledged it was Ma ‘arty and said-he bought the pigs. • Robinson, in his• defence, mid, he bought the ;pigs at Rumford market, of a peraati ..he did not know. Baker said he knew nothing about the pigs ) he sow Rubinson 9n the Inorning of. the list or Sep. teuilwr, in Whitechavel.ntarket, who told him he was going into the Boroogh; and be got op t° ride with, him ; it was by accident he, was present when Robinson offered the pigs fur sale to (illoser. The Prisoners were found guilty, and sentenced, to be transported for seven pow:. • Phinea, iCtilari - of *respectable appear. ance„ rather stricken in years, was charged 'by*his employer, as A psom, meted., in iteaiing eight ye % of jeaq prirsitely in his shrill. • ' • '• *. • The Prisoner had been but eleven days in his seri'ice'; and somilittsplelan 4 liatelltg evident tiat'llei bad stolen the aboveattentlotted artiest whetilt wits missed, his lodgings weld settrbhed, 'where - Mit 601 the article missing,' botietertl other.; tOtisitting of pieces of velveteen,' loStiao, &C. were' found; had ! all of which, the Proietotor had nd doubt aerobia, and taiten'clantlettinely from his'shep; ' The Priseuer was'aminitted fur trial. ' GufttillAtt.: Thomas and Wifteairilleill, the one carter to soapboiler Int charttliir l iAlt..Cdward, of clippie /gate, and the ethic - V labisitrer:l4 - the. East ludic House, were brought up fur examination 4 tht f.:lrriver Chivied' steallak; the. latter 'with 're. esiring, - ktiewihe ii " to bcwteylcn, aqatutity of soap, the property' or bfr: Onward; • • ' ' The Prosecittoi ittiteiri - that' he•had received . fre. quent intimatitms febdisfridnds send yeigtflitittri that his Porter, who stied to' attend' ifs delivering cart, was robbing him,. and bad been seen at several places disposing of goods from his cart. Nut being of a suspicions - turn 'ef mind, :Mr. Coward rather imagined for some timd that thesis intimations were groundless. Bat haring vteeived• several' others, and amongst them some' ationyttiouti - etters to the like effect, he began to there 'was some foundation, and *ideed tri Leadbeter and - Curt. Wright, two of the City•Ofteers ; who, on recent. ' ing the necessary instructions,- proceeded to watch the Prisoner, •Thomats, who went with the cart to deliver soap in Holborn, tie fileaday evening. lie returned thence homeward; and in Chiswell.etreet, the Officers saw the Prisoner'stop at a house there, and stoop several times into his cart; but they . dosild not see what he took out, as it was to the' itusk 'of the evening. At length they saw hint go .in't- they followed him up stairs into a room, where the 7 found him with the other Prisoner, ante beret Soap, which he had just laid down on a disk in the room, and which Mr. Coward proved to be his property. • The Prisoner, William, totally dented any know ledge of the soap. Said he was •a 'labourer in the ludia-lfouse, and his brother only just came to see him. Mr. Coward now said, that he had reason to be. neve the Prisoner Thomas had robbed him fur a eon+ siderable time, and to a great extent ; and that he missed on Monday •teu pouilds'from ono parcel of soap, which was brought in for a particular ct w. tomer but two days before. • = ' Both Prisoners - were!fully committed forttial. _ _ P 4 Mt LBGEROU OH- ST tt F. A hackney-coachman, of- t h u name of Thantite, was charged by a Mn. Sliverthorne, with afloat) and extortion, on Saturday night.. The Complain. ant, with her son and daughter, had taken the coach from the door of thu Theatre, without any previons agreement, and on the arrival of -Mrs: S. at Maddox.streel,• thu Defendant demanded. Ibtr shillings ;• the Complainant. paid him half..e.'crown i ' and refusing the •ismaindcr, the coachmasidrove her into Maty.le.bot►e.street. Inebriation was eleted as an trans% but the Defendant) was land 40s: tad; Gusts. Only two Officers, Hamilton and Adkins, have started for tho Governorship of Coltiti.ftelds Prison, tied the Governor will be named at the en. sologiAliddleser Sessions. I.t is whispered that' a primenial ,Magistrate, laid) , a. tradesman In St. Jahn.sttect, will have the refusal of the dituationi • • Front the LONDON GAZETTE, Om 9. • Adairait.y . Olice i October 9. Copies of three I.eners,from Ptistetouo Nugent, commaudite his ltloksty's . Gan-vessel Streeuioii i. ridaressed to Renelird mind Otway, Commander is Chief at said tralistailted by the latter to Joint Wlkoit Cialter, Esq. His MajeirVli Con-brig Strenuous, of. the 'SIR, Nun-,Sept. ti,• late. I have the honour to acquaiut ion, his Majes. ty's gun-brig under my cont . wand, has this day ichased on shore, and destroyed, the Danish priva teer cutter Aatbergh j 'pierced for' eight gun's, and carrying thirty men. ' • 1 have the honour to be, &c • JOHN NUGENT. • His Majesty's Gun. brig Siremtous, of the SIR, Noze, Sept. IS,. IWO. beg leave to inform: you. his Majesty's gun brig.under my command, has this day captured'the Danish cutter pr Vateer Popham, armed with three guns and carrying ten cum, but tin I y a few hours from Klicrea.• 1 have the hotioer_tobe, &c. _ • • JOHN NUGENT. His Majesty's Gon-brik Strenuous, off the SIR, • Egerse,- Sept. 96,, 1810. I have the honour to state for your information, I have succeeded in his Majesty's guu.brig under my command, - in capturing tt►el• Mulish brig Tro. forte, laden with rye and barley, freer Syat, in Jutland,' boom! to Bergen. • ' 1 have the honour to be, • 3011 N NUGENT. MILITARY •PROILOTIONS. ,Var-Office Oct. 9, 1810. 3d Regiment of Dragoons, dospital-llLne Richard Alderstone to he Assi-taint-Surge.M. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant the Hon. H. C. • Lowther to, be Captain of a Troop, lay purchase, vice Tre weicke, who retires. 13th Ditto, Eitsign John Genie, from the 51st Foot, to be Cor net, by purchase, vice King, promoted. 21st Ditto, Hospital-Mate-Alextmder blanks to be Assistant , Surgeon, vice Milton, promoted in Cie Cape Regiment.. 7 Coldstreala Regiment of Foot Guards, James Osseo, Gent. to • be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Clarke, who resigns. 1011 i Regiment of Foot, Ensign John Peppard, from the sth ' : West India Regiment, to he Ensign, vice D a wes, who• ex changes. Gentleman Cadet Thomas Baylis,irtnu the Royal • Military Collegeou be Ensign, without purchase, vice Mar shall, promoted. 12th Ditto, Ensign Henry Pardon to be Lieutenant, vice Chas. i st,• de ceased. . Itith Ditto, Ensign Scott Rieney to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Sir R. A. Alleyne, Bart. who resigns. 214 Ditto, John Doig, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Goff, promoted. 92d Ditto, Lieutenant Wißiain I)ennie to be Captain of a CoMptiny, by purchase, vice Bunk, who retires. , 23th Ditto, Ensign Charles Leslie to be Li e utenant, by pur l- chase, vice hermit, who retires. ' 26th Ditto, serleaot-Major Michael Pointon to be Adjutant (with the rank of tosign,) vice Hunt, who resigns the -Ad jutantcy ouly. 39th Ditto, Lieutenant Simon Newport to be Adjutant, vice Browne, who resigns the Adjutantey only. ' • • 44th Ditto, James lfiltiuuu , Lsg. , to be -Paymaster of the 2d Battalion, vice Crozier, who,resigus. 46th Ditto, Ensign J. U. Hamilton to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vim - Calder, who retires. 524 Ditto, Gentleman Cadet (Merge Lawler, from the Royal Militinx.piloge, to be Ensigns Without purchase, vice Smith, w h ose appointment has not take° place. Gentlemen Cadet Nichol:us Nepean, from ditto, to be diuo,'vice Wal ker, whose appi-mment has not taken- place. 61st Ditto, Thomas .Harroki Meade, Omit to be Ensign, by put chase, lace "Fisher. who retires. • 64th Ditto, fiendentati Cadet Cornwall Burn, from the Royal Military College, to be Eteign, - without purchase, pace ; 66th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Patrick Campbell to be Assistant ! Surgeon, vice ..F.oulkes, deceased ! 68th Ditto, Lieutenant John 11. Marvin, from the City of Cork Militia, to be Ensign. 74th Ditto, Lieutenant Anthony French, from the Galway Mi.' iltia, to he Eusign. Ensign James Fleetwood, from ditto, vibe Ensign. ' 79th I)itto, Captain Andrew Lawrie to be Major, by pur chase, vice Sullivan , vilvo retires. 824 Ditto, Ensign Slastael Walker Lary, from the Royal Cumberland Militia, lobe Ensign. 87th Ditto; Captain A. klaclaine, front the 91th Foot. to he Major, without purchase, vice Rose, rippninteclui the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion. 94th bitto, Captain Thomas Lloyd, from the 43d Foot, to be Major, vice limes, deceased. 95th t)itto, Gentle Vickers, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Beckwith, prOmoted. 96th Ditto, .Likuteoant John Slinrinan to he Captain ()fa Com ptuls , vice Smith, deceased. Ensign John Buse to be 'Lieu , tenant, vice Sharigan. Gentleman Cadet Thomas Eagan, &um the Rival Mllitaiy College, to be En ign, vice Ruse. loam Ditto, Lientenain-M. G. Oldie*, from the •Canndian Feticiblea ta-be'Lleutensint, vice Johnson. who•exehanges. 1024 Ditt.),• Ensign RebertT. Hume, from the City of cork Militia. to be Came. Royal Staff Cohis, (*sideman Cadet George I). hail, from the Ro .nlMilitary *silage, to be Lnsign, without purchase, vice Hill, promoted. -- • sth West Ina" Regiment, Ensign John Dawes, from thelOth Foot, to be Eiosien, vice Pep part, also exchanges. 6th R0 . ,al 4 etvraa talitin, Easign David Crooks to be Ad jutaqt, deceased. 9th Diets. klnjor Alexander itose, from the 87th Foot..to be Mnjor, vice %Vest, placed on the Retired List. Canadian Fencib!es i :Lieutenant- A;.• K. Johnson, from the loot, to be Lieuteant, vice Oiling, who exchanges. Racal Newfoundland Fencibles; I.L.oittenant• William Walsh Winter, to be Captain of a Coeviany, vice Gethings, de- i ceased. Ensign John• C. Garden :to be •Lieutesrant, vice Winter. Thomas Kerr, Get. to be Ensign, vice Garden. • BREVET.. Major Colin Dundas Gratisim, of , the kee Scotch Brigade, to be Lieutenant- t' olont4 in the Army. Mil)or Samuel Dales, op Half-pay of Macdonald's late Re '. eruiting Levy, to be Lieutenant-Cohniel iu the Army. • HOSPITAL STAFF'. • Stall )lospital-Assistant Genrge Reed to be Apothecary to the Forces serving on the Irish Fatablishteept,,vice Lindsay, who retires. MEMORANDUM, Lieutenant Dillon, of the 96th Foot, it superSedecl, being ab sent without leave. Lan,tra in the Gazette* of the Ist and 22d of September, ;1810. 64th Foot. For Samuel liugghue, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, Read SumnekHugghse, Gent. to be Ensrgu, eg purchase. 2d Dragoons. Fur Serjeant William Chaldwick to he Cornet. Rett Serjeant James Chadwick to be Cornet. r Ordgaisoc-Olfice, Oct. S. Artillery of the Knig'• German Legion. Second Captain Frederick Sympher to be Captain, with tem porary Rank, vice Heise, who resigns. Dated September 19, 1819. Second. Lieutenant Lewis Stockman to be Adjutant, with the rank of First Lieutenant, vice' Wiering, who resiaus the Ad jutatitc) only. Dated to reaove. Centleunin Cadet Frederick f)rechsler to he Second Lieute nant, vice Stuckmaou, promoted. Dated as alcove. Commission in the Nottinghamshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. • Mkhael Henry Doctor, Gent. to be Faisign. Dated August Commissioni in the Ist Battalion of the novel Carmarthen itsziker Local Militia, *red by the Liied Lieutenant. • 4ames'llioma., I:sq. to be t:o4ituiti4 vlre.ilioluip, resigned. 'David Saunders, Gent. to be First Lieutenant, vice Bishop, . , Iliti t ut Thomas, Gent, to be ditto, eke Rees, eesignod. . —•••••■••-. BANKRUPTCY I?.S;.ARGE4. W. Nallaliett and G: Mallutiti,Masii•his`ker; ebttoo4srist cottotwwokst.andera, front tir Nut‘ Itl, ni Wily 0 1 line Oft lam/my Manstester. - • ' RUPTOY 5Vp7444140. a. Pleenukuls ..411 100 NPtris, (4-14`nitlitrk.mattitk• tura. t. • • ■ BANKRUPTS.. " •J. Iltatchinson Browne, • Climbers ell, Sorry, riser* a turrets icr Oct. 13.23, Nov. 2J, at twelve, at Gaildh z , '• ants. mews. Swain, Steven*, mid Alapleil ( ) Id Jet r). Sykes, Qama.street, Ch .- expiate, sugae.f tan h Itjtv 6 4 10 , tit one, at. Guildhall. Attorney, aft )):„;;",*.lc Bridge-at reet, Blackfriars. noteltionm. , Soalliet-Ituildings, Leade li t u di„ iret, merchant, Oct.,?, at tan, 22, at ten, Nov. 2(), at venial aim :hall. 'Attorney, Mr. Sherwood; Cushiaa-coan, .i, 411 4 AL. Swills, Chatrthin; Kcift,•rope•titiuker; Oct Eck t ",.. 1 "t• sit ten, Nov. 1.1, ut one, at Gipldhall. Ase — 4l -o Warwick-stitsure( New-gaterett. • . • tai G. Schaaf., Prince's -street, Cavendi , h-square, tigt o , , a s Iwo, nt ten, Nov. nt eoie, Guiidtul: t t. ney, Mr. Lane, Lawrence Poutitnoy.lnit. • a ut . T. Crickinore, Skiatter-Areet, pewterer, Oct. 1 t " at teu.N at eleven, Nov. 20, Mien, at Gurfdhall, Attunky , Old Broad•street • . a nt, W. Norhurn, High liollwn, limn-draper, O t t, t 23, at eleven, )iity. at tin, ato Guildll4ll., tt S ;I W. acne, Old Broad-wed. T. dlartiti, (Amon, flint i -denler and ehaproan i p et , Nov. 20, at eleven, at the Eagles' Inn, Wre..saw, . MrAtturali. Bros , a, l 11 rex h K am lerle), Lung, and l ute, Gray ' s Ica 0;4 I). Savage, Cowley, Gloucester, pig-dealer, ocl.lB, 19 ,N , 21), at ten, at the White !f a r t Inn; Glouce.ter.- Ar tor „ im G. Chiltim, Exchequer Othm, Lincola's•Lin ; and. Ur. T. T. Gioure.ter. n T. Garter, Dudley, Worcester, grocer, Oct. al, at h e. Nor. At, at eleven, at the Lit t l eton ' ; A !ni slw,, pair.' Safford. A ttornies, 11e.-rs. Atbtice and Cox, Ifrair • aid Mr. J. Itohinson, Dudley. W. I'earce, Liverpool, liquor-merchant, Nov.l, a o one, at the Star and C:ltter Tavern, Liverpool. Au., •" Messrs. Massey seat Carty% right, Liverpool. J. Senior, Alverthorpe, Y orb, clothier, Oct. 31, No t Ls, at twelve, At the Sit-iiin,• !loose, 11.1ketield. , •4;0 4 .,,i n, Lee, W a k efield ; and aleesrs. Sykes aud . Kwowlca, h z Liverpout, merchant, Oct. tr.), 31, Nu, s j, Li at one, at the Wok TaVena lAvo4o°ol Alt.oint NUNreavra and Brow, Liverpool, , ' J. Maywood, Mauthestelr, grottier, Ott. 18, 17, N w. two, at the I)ug 'Pavers, Miumbester. .Atturuies,llr. • lis, Chancery - lane; and Messrs. Johnson and Lutadde, 11 4 : cheater. • M. Glover and E. Glover, Ridderinimier, 5!9 . , I Vurcester o ,i id.. ners,A3et. 31), Nov. 2), at eleven, at the Grow Issitki Icy, Worcester. Attonites, Mr. Big& /fatten -garde; W. Mr. G. flatlet), Kidderminster: Oozes, Church-street, Christ Church, Starrsoilh u o t, Oct.2b, at L awrence eleen, at GUildhttlL Attnae, . Mr: Lane, PouinneY-hi v ll. • • • DIVIDENDS. Nov. 1. J. Da. , ey, East AusteY, Devon, dsalst—N mict J.•Aseough, Leeds, York, woolsrapirr.—Nov: (Unto, Gervaus, East' Whitton, York,' wisulstapier.-1 0 4 0 .11 14. Pearce, 1/over, cordwainer.--Sov. I. S. Castel! 41 4 ‘l . i .Ironstrard-street,• bankers.—Nuv. 311. W. littn, !Guildford -street, Blackfriani-roud, ,1, a 11, H. Free, Broad-st ree t, llorsley do wn, Southwark, inerclost.— t NOV. 13. B. Simmons, N eat-mate-street, Strand, simernaker.— 'Nov. 17. G. Parker.. Ctieuies-street, 0 xfortl*road, 8,464 s 'maker.— . 10r.24. C. W. As! horP, Uridge - strert.-Staddris, nserchant N 10. J. P. Halloo ay, St. SWlts<iu S-lam os j ot . 'merchant.-.-Nov. 6. G. Baker; City-road. etrack-saker.-.00. .30. 11. jrughes, tlidetttester, J. Sayer rind J. Jeffery, Upper tigrityvittice,,Gray7b 1.414-4.11 e. epaci ..d ssr. ness-makers.—Oct. SJ. S. Brown and W.Tildesttry, Statlisrd, rope.taukers.—Neir.' 1. S. Willson, 44m*, s. ' maser, beker.-.Nat. b. L. Collins, Hair moots-strest, Kos, dilly, inilliner.—Oct.- SO. F. Clammy. 011..rd.street, I dropar.—Det. 31. A. §awlea; Nei/market, carpenter.-oa4. ft...H. trier, Puriaa%-gtem, Fulham. baiter, E - IttlFlGNTEg.—bnr.3o. J. L. •ManelW Low er"Pbanielkfreet, Thetrhstit.-1. CMS. Nuitiagbain a aruper.—J...J. Keys, Giii&stnlewisatiosi merchant.--J. So w dun and J. fl odorin, .Leeds, —FL Fell, • Wattibg-Weet, warelniusemhn.—:d. Bach/mkt Fedi*. Durham, auettorkmtithi-11. While, Alanihester, li . quor ma knr.-11.•lia rties, Vi ol vet hampson,milliner.—G.&• berts, jun. Heights, A lmondbury, Untun-inanuttetarer. PAR TNERSHt i'S ,bilscm.,y ED. J. A Mirage., juti. 6. A ritlyt.te, mai 3. Armytar, Lighteliffe, Halifax. cotton and *Stollen Catli•liAth —G. kr bi.i.soo, East Itetforti, and T. Bedfunl,' West Retfual,N44lisg. ham, corn-dealers:-T-G. `Evanstand 'J. lltendhim, Sosibrark.-1 J. Horsford and Jd C. Itupir, G. Stakeisir,. stokes, aid l Wgitb, CoetkriSistrd, Si.a masters.—N. Peters nod G. o..iltartle,,Topshats, perm, grins.—W. Hubble, 'Last drrostead„ Sinse.l,'sad tP. Bolk. tiutlanne, Sorry, milltrs.—J:l3lllP; 8. (Meek And lt:Mtn;. riot .N Daventry, orthamptim; J and J . Davis, blanches.ter, iron-fouuders...-3. Valet, mud J. Fisher, jun. Strattird, Dixon innl ',Cities, Fee. church-street, tonkirs.-...k Wt 0111 , Wt. Ryslihnsi W. Ryas, Sheffield Hour, York, recur-wanurocturen. ( Two Cardinals, of very mean intallect, findity fault with RAPHAEL'S picturi3 of St. l'ETint Nur., asset teti, tbitt Akre was too tout* red is 64 faces of the Saints, ,?.'ahoy aro only bhfrltutl (replied the painter) st tha presintt reretehedia vcrnmcnt of the Church!" . Alonclaymorning the Count ile Grammont the misfortune to break •the pelifia of his kiree,e the itiding-houso of the Ilurse.barnicks, Bright* he promiers lo do well. The sane day a fleet of near 0 sail of largeshipt passed ale to Channel close to die to" e. 4elllty of the 1.14 y drew a concourse of company ts see the delightful sight. Providcatialltseape.—A few a ar„o 3s gr. Jaines Adems'ist Noewich, and . 'Air...l;totei fee ti, of 'Drury-true, 'Where returning to the former One, in a chaise, ' thrOugh the Village of 'Thoipc, their horse hawing • taken fright rau die wheel ad the chaise against It post, site they iiere bOth throve out of the chaise with great violence : Mr.ll the time' bad a •seetreaftsck i e tlh& gout; bet the shock being so hidden the gsAut . Ira him. MV. afterWaids *alkad tiViNloiseith, distanceld- three.miletio se/10Am t the feast incuevesi• ence, excepting • a 'few bribes, nor'hais he had tiai least symptotre of. the *Gut • • 1411'111 On Friday the sth, at Epsoni, the 14cly of D. If. Cimg" ll, Esq. of a daughter. hionday,at the Grange flause, ;Can goal, ;he 1 0 1 ,Y d John Rnle, Eq. of a daughter. . • • lot Motalay last, at Bengeo Cottage, in the county of ford, the Lur,y of W. Baker, L.A. jun. of a son. Oa the IA 111 A. at Delrit:e-hous.:, Lady Quit . I►}ackenzie,l tidaugh ter. L On Saturday last, at Holty.bill, Sussex, the Lady C ' Young, of a daughter. • • . jospe.u. On Monday last, at Whiiclturch; Charles Greig, London, to Rebecca, fourth daughter of Ildward of Stone (irove, Hens. • WV°l 2 Lotely,• ILahert • Stufto Adair, Esq. eldest son of Adair, Lsq. of •Cumtserlarid:placr, Bristol,' and of Mil Korthuotherktad, to Miss Eliostbeth pies SlNde , Kensingtrwpalaco. • • Yesterdp), Joseph Precknell,llsq. to the Ri;ht Catherine' t;,.lyeat, daughter tof the I::arf Of Pun s oolK ' Oa Mindor o 11r. &Ben, of tn. Mary Awe, Witte ban a n . Alcrehaot,, .14rs.O.born, triAote of 11s. 0w : W.44 1 r the non. cast lialia CrunpatWs Service. • • nl:n tits. Oa Saturday, the 6th its Cati &Ay, while ut gthulrfg 3 P P4. seat of Al/Or-General Ulutriel fitorgou, flntnewooblids4 Kest, the Aus nettle) , Ouglgy• 4 31 0ellf r • hoe Right Itou. Robert lienley._burit QiiLta• EA On the' 19th nt' Itui•t3h-Littsea. ydrkthlre, ^ David ifittyksiter. 'lle tutlittltg heeled property; trort6 at.'" 4014114 twilight no relytttotti and Its , bequeathed to ty young wonyq five guiseez esei!, tq 4111411er Is6l;ra cim i cling, °marmot ut *dr beteg protefentrintlitizill4; he was very fond titukt to hie 4o only . • 3A sti P te ß k LC . E OF Soti/oNnil.kol'Ulittdl)6A; 1. Rank I,4ia Stork. 1774 71 !3 per Cent. cons. 6.41 India li.m3ts 16 17 N 4 per Cull. • • e t; r . V it ei: n f i t N . fivy , • • • • id, tettttitt!it Virnalttritiri'inNs AL•rnsotAy /;4: ;A