The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-08 00:00:00

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Mr. ALI.XT S •-nsel for the peoseeulitnii mu not halined to proceed to the trial of this indict. meet, not thinking the case so clear, as to *errant': him in expecting a verdict. • TINI-Commort SUI ' LIZASIT bdWOS4I I •Mi tole • bis Arty , the indictment basing boot preferted and fottt,. and the offend. charged ..beitig• one fit. the titith err 1111seheod of • which the pobite were int,- Vested.:to proceed end intrire Into the merits of the hese, so far alai . * his pewee. He according. IY °railed Julio Wakes', the-youtiger, Philip Street, end Jahn Ebrre l the persons whose navies were in. darted do the imbetiecet,: to• bO•calioirit the . door. None of them atiateired, however micept John 'three. • . • • • Jobe Ebrce stated, that he *as illyAnylathe itertice of Mr.. Walter, of The Timer. • He' kireets thettefendauts at the bar,•whearePriniari, whostisemployment he emend' say. Ilesalso knows Stephen Hurley, John Gee, Wm. Clifton, Guy Witwick, &c. who were Pressmen in the employ leek of Mr. Waiter. The four Defendants came to Mr.Waltet's printing office, on Sunday, the 13th of May last, and had a conversation with S. Beckett and Beery Byrne, two of Mr. Walter's Journeymen. The Defendants asked if the whole of the coin paoion. skip was there ? • Beckett and Byrne answered 001 they were not; but, if the Defendants hall any mesa sage to leave for the companionship their.yoeld i deliver it. The aletsdants said they had leties.4o, their masters for an advance of Wages to the tonaurit of a talfpenny. per hoar; and they hoped Mc.. Walter's men would do , the same; if they.did they would retrieve theiricharacter ; if not, they washd l be: looked .poi as-rats, as they al gays had - Mete..l The Defendants said there would be a general meek, tag °lithe following Tuesday, and they Intianieg Mr. Walter's men) •should hear more front them. They then began talking to Harry Byrne about workiug at the Old Bailey oa iNewspeperatu Mee. They asked him if he did not worV.for Mr., Weston, who prints The **nix: Past, at eu.. der price. He saiChe did work for Mr. Westoo l : hut that he did not 'know any thing oL wader, price, and that he had the full price fur it. 27m Times people then sent for gin en their part. an * the Defendants went away. On the Monthly morn ing Mr. Walter's men, consisting of the whole compaoionship, gave warning, because be would Set allow them the extra halfpenny an hoer) which the Defendants had talked of. Mr. Bradbee mune down the same morning to see if .they had given warning. He did not go into the printing.ofilse, but they all went together to the public-house,'-and what passed tims witness could not say. The whole entipanionship yeitted their employment at theex. pity of their mashie Being asked if Mr. Wal. tiers was in Court, the witness said lie -was, add pointed him out, sitting in the chair of the Undo( Sheriff. Cross.examined by Mr.. Kmarr.—The ,witness admitted that he had.tived for aurae time after the everted alluded to• 7 and till within, there two months, in private witkar , Wakes to the country, and that he was now supported at his . expenee. Before he tame intq Mr. Walter's service, he had lived with a Mr. Gold, a printer, hi" Shoe-lane ; before that Ito had been at T 4 Morning yose, with • me. Breese and Mr. Stephens; previous.to that he had• been with Mr. Wake, printer, in carter:hat; pre. vioUs to that he had been with a Mi. Castor, a strcie; bonnet. maker, in landgate.hilt ; and previous Botta to ,that, ke had been with. a Mr. Janis, - . St. Paul's Church.yard. . HA had not come from 'ilia, country, but. belonged to London: He' knOw.. Guildhall, and had been in the Magistrates' rootit there. He cannot 'recollect how..loeg since,. bid be thinks about two years lige.. -Ills .landlord; with whom he then lived, had.aetit !dm . 'there for, two pounds weight of ire" which he had tikenaat of .his -.cellar through dietreest---L.He was for . Ws offeisco sent to Bridewell to 6e chastised. edit not tell this partet,his histoty to Mr. Waiter; ter did the people with whom he worked know it; ittlie . cheractir of on. Printers were to he entptired,inte as his had now.been, some of them might '3z sent its: Botany Bay. Yew Printers byre *a 'very fl; character. ixaminedh# eke Comm,* Simi tor. Tb. rinionship is still alive is 14tiltp" Street, flebTlfht:rsrTfft(l l lllo. 10s9 answered to his moun t: and heaved tiijt pressmen belengiagio use Times had given ing on the morning of Slund4, the 14th of 1. lie had never WO thf DiAlitiOlitilp inn Add* of the_,m at The Thiefs'Oilce. • : Walter's ewn . tesilmotty efFoct. • • • • hdr.ixarraddiesied the Jary for the Tk lid. men according to the n 4 denim of dee treg,• the fact of conspiring t!S as Write the penitence of The rinses to Vraltbrls,etipinitn.iit,' as laid in the intlictit viv4net:cipporpsd. .1110 person, hoiever, unsueported as it was si entpliOd Oust. Ctrieatfit .Sita VT addressed the Jurf,•bs. thisik deit She conspiracy was sufficiently intle oat. *.rtelearty . trai •11“ . , it Oa bay was to be' kelieeed; and if the Defundatills. questioned his tea. ' Pinny, why did they not iontradietjt by addecing In !mower tu. it some of the aim persons aituded wbo were net now on tittle trial, aniFwere them selves interested in supporting the Defendants' its. socence ? . • T h e Jury, aft; consulting together septo time, 6nntil the four. Vefeudarite Not Guile,. • • Michael IValdrer Tie 'etnialeteci of stealing five? • panda of beef froen,tllo.ihopuf 4,nutes Serhlosti, a b u t r ier.in.W:litetartisasayeel..,, • Rickard Palmer, a man 'of doeent appetite - ee l , fadit4ed,Lor Stealing a *Wet spoon ou the I • • r. ~ u ~., :::- - •1 _ , ___ ~4 Log of the Rgth of October, (raid the Nassau Ta vern, Nassau-street, Soho. It appeared that the Prisoner went into the ta.. vein on the evening in question, and called for' a bison of soup, which was brought to him, toge ther with a [laver spoon. !laving .; auk his soup, he wont away; but, immediately niter he tat the room, the spoon was misled, and the waiter pur sued anti took hint into teltutly. lie•attempted to make his .escape, and while he was running some tiling.was heard to rattle on the nags, •which was afterwards picked up, .and proved to be the stolen 'Spoon. The charge being fully established against Idle Prisoner, he was found Guilty, and sentenced air Senn yeses tranaPortation. :-.11/ergeket,ArfaCeic• was convicted of stealing three silviotta.spenni, in thphoese of Isaac Israel, akSt. George'. In the East. She was sentenced to wey.i'fraii uhf a alsilliai and be discharged. . sliary•Sl4Erusan was likewise convicted of steal ing ,Sivo silver tea-spoons, its the house of Mr. Bowerbank, lU Lutithary, 31-arbichthe was a ter 'ant. • •• • , Jeeter - Alai* was indicted foritealing from 'the person. of Thomas Gordon; a seal, watch-chain, and two watch keys, value 3s. on Monday week, 1 in MoUrfieldi. • The Prisoner is aS paniard, and stopped the Pro. L seeutor under preteace of asking for information ai . r•lio.his :road: home,',loo .before' he cotild receive ,a I •PIYt be)Cl l 4o4 , o l: tite .chain of the Petillesutoi l i, *slob in.. his •itepd, tad. milleavoured. to .:get the iatcls from his tab, - but fortunately the chain broke; with thatbe car/olf, , bat was shortly 'af terwards lett/red by - trweichainat . " ;Omitting , taken he thritt something away,-witieb wet never .after wards foend,*tiuktilich it was . presented 'weenie chain In question.' lie was found Gaifty. ' 2i2,.211E EDITOR -01' THE STATIaIidX, • Sia s --As your Paper, brindeptnilent, ania - trete, ftimul tiatlic Pitoica,. I 'hope you will be induced '.to•elzert yotir Dowerfiil aid in , the .hesiness which I atainkstgang to mention, and•endeavour to crush a most scandalous conspiracy, which has been al. lowed to exist far too Wag, to the great prejudice of thacemmamity ; 1 menu that understanding be tween the factors, millers, and bakers, whereby theyregulate tho price of bread at their pleasure. - , It is a fact well known in Mark-lane, that some persons there appear , in the triple . haracter 9f (actor, miller, and baker, while many. more are content to support the double character of miller and baker only. Some millers there are, who have four, five, and six baker's shops within the bills of mortality.; all of them conducted by journeymen, 'whom they appoint or remove at pleasure. Jiisice arises the oefariuus practice of gelling flour to them. ielves at the prices they choose to affix, by . which means they Most shamefully Impose upon tbo ' public in the price of bread. • llow else coald It happen, that in London the quaile' loaf should be three pence dearer than it is in the towns just. beyond the assize jurisdiction ? So vile a analbina. tion should not be allowed twaxist- one day longer. It is most scandalous, that in the face of the most plentiful harvest almost ever known,. when we are coinetaoiled to make our grateful acktiowledgments to the Giver of Al good fur.his bounty, and I , laep such innneuse quantities of famigia .cook, 4ite.t. daily ult i Z A arriving i n our ports brawl ,sbq ' stain *its . i present exorbitant price. Ali:Ales tire.; let the world know the 4;4.3 At, NstpuiVit 41449.nee tion between factors, , reiller,i, Atisstlialvsis be dis. solved ; and if licees*J4 lt4 judges , be appointed to regulate those osoiccs who are not thcinseives. deep specu l a t o rs*sr4o., 1 . ,,m . ;.& . 4.. .. tombs, 4tt. Si. ' Extract of a letter frill - 19h6erOtted 1401. 44,A melancholy accident h:rpperio of the Lively Excise cutter, Clio; Lithitim, ViTSaitdgate, last evening,: about .seitan • O'clock.. Its she was coasting it, as usual; isiiinild'eniitiatt of 'wind arose, which upset her.' Troin tlarlitteis'cif the .night and heavy sea ratting aioneihere; the 'bait' ivassinfrtnnately oierturnotlAn• th 6 trideek•sbf the 04 9 and ' only one man was sayettout of who was sti misch•binised thistit itCaot4kpected he will recover. •It is with the grestit ebnceru 'I add,. Out nearly the whole of the unfortnuate sof lercrs hive ic..ft wises suid 'families to lenient their loss." . • • ' On Thursday itenirstyst, while Dr. Collier was preaching et the Rev. Reorge Btirder's 'chapel, in Fetter-lane, some persoesof • periods contrived to open the, .vestry. windevr (ISt' door being lucked), tnd to carry o#* the'DOctertietiet, great coat, and \erittteli.. IN the • Theritiiiff Itedietardats belonging Its the Bishop Petetberough, lautl46l:. tpise, which *lieertitined to have been there 200' years and tipwardi !The upper shi ll is about 12 elf 11 urel~ea 1 0 1 / 41 and aims; line btoad ; the heck • . , , .. has 1H the ipPeataistsiCOVextuisa old lige ; the sight of one cirits ekeilliTtisne t the `Other seems firigta and Jeri litely:s•,gl finidd of the mouth, as well as the" telliltS : itli Mt 014. &lbw: It hag so ~teeth, but Masticated wlth:ltal gds* . wiltek.SPO of A horny snbatknee;. d alik.,,itlraill 44 is le 'ea: I ...tiered . (like 'flat • hbadl Sidi:: ithfes, 'Mid are 'sio. strong, em K will. aid, tt ingibeeernwl, with a cone 1 f • tuderable weiskt tio• ft - •Wai.iiiii Seemingly MHO ea,* V in . tho miry *SC Of itioster it in geweirall ' feeds p poll lettuces; 'Mid when the fruit become? ripe it crania Oder lloi gooseberry bushes, mu, •.picks el what is on the lower branches ; and the Trait it annoot reach Is amply supplied by the Ire. (pleat, company and the gardiners, from whose hittds it reeves what is • given witlt , fiviot - satisfac. # 0 , in e '. 6 Towacds MiciraelmaN Aininmaimes earlier, itself . in the earth , White itionsins till the Alviiisiptio.l in* fen , da i *Writ katil made . itionst• desienk - tiy • 7 ' the digii4 ' with a '..*a tolerebly *ten/site Jo eat tni fortned mildness or severity of the ensuing winter. - -ctinary aslists) *lsis abeet *tbs. • e rt1" 70241 " ' 4 ._ e• - _rt -- - -,---- , -, • V '>:': 3. '• Oil ; • .. ... , AL la L t lg Arf s $• • .-.- ' 1 -....i11ni.... • .. TO TftE EDerOft OF Tfi ISTATittlittAle; ~ Sztav—lo the oracle/44in •to citAlSlif Dg -li t i . . • Pevaeuoit, in• yoer Paper of thin day, you oiy, 6 6 the latest intelligence obtained ,Of bint was nest far 'removed from the dale' aflt4totiription,•iiihep he was continuing his researcheirinill6'irease - quer. • ter."' ".- Is•wirtit her part of the•sameissitiehr that date is said •to he " exactly 17. ystore'....f_rent ; tie time .Of , the discovery ALI he iuseriptiert on . ifth.trfe t riten Di cosan's Land, by Lieutenant. Eowanos. 1 ileitis the period of Mr. EDWAADOS d i lipalley 'lied Othin stated ; but as it appears fruits fhifttililititt of he , Of a date not very remote, Flehttlinsoielderitethee... lug taken place within. tideleak Ore ',Mit. !Tows I I saw La Boussole an 4. Volatfrakikfic "de r the command of bionsienr. Ds, Lk fFlFitorise, enter I,'Botane j319+ 1 lila anchor there, du Are tatli of Jaeuary, 17$8. 111 the 24th df February follow. ingi. 1 breakfasted hod dined with the Chevalier, Ds Ls PaygouaE on• board Lie 800 mote. A few day. , after, three of Vie. French Officers - . grouted from Oilcan) , Bay to Pert 'Jackson, where they dined, passed the des, and remeined till T next Morn. ing, as the gueitsdf 'myself had other British' Marine oAicere: On or abont the 12th of March, 47SS, DE LA PAVILOIJIA pled front Botany •Bay ; . and s nsj believe, was never after beard of. ; Valtail subjoin', my name and place .of address, although it is Obi 'necessary that they should ap... pear, should yoh eingider this ceminunieatioi woe's: thy of a place in THE STATESICAN. • • • litate the honour to be,,:•••• , : % ,_,,,--,- .--' - Your: very obtnilent sersaut,, , Wad wicltqllay. 6 lino. ilf---- T eat. of Royal Marines. . , li,,Sa .MOS4.-likir LA PEIPAOUSE told mei Oat he .1 .4 4 .11 , 040 1 . flOnl 'Alegi ill, August, 1785. . racept hitrAnell atttl the, Chevalier GrAarri.a.n, Ow citm ., miatiett the other Ship, all the French Offidetiiilth mho" I conversed, were eagei to'r claire terllnvope; -but they' believed, In general', thaf•thelit. voyoge of 1 di •deery. would • not terminate ist lees than four years from its corn mencement4,/ tortrbiett., - period of time, I hove reason fo believe, Oil, otilement of ,the expedition was calculated. • . '•• ''. ' • Mr. Liecaskr's pardebrients are - calculated to af.. feet the mindrather thin the body, " For:instance o a boy who acquires a harsh, tinsmith tsar of - pro nouncing his words, is sent ronod the tehool crying' " Buy toy matches!" One who is in the habit of Igoing from his seat, is clapped in a place resembling . • a hen-coop; and tailed the sestraye'tfehicken." A . boy Who appears insensible to the sliirit of emelt.' Idon, and is what is usually termed 'a sismee, is hung up ia .a large cage to .cite top iiitAttlohOol. room, while the rest of the ;chafers pettsde round him, displaying their henottrs, &c. in, exultation. All of the boys who may be addialed"to the dilly Practice of sucking bitten fingers is, on , the first peewee, placed with liii fingers in his mouth,' smut label 'affixed of " Suck f anger.liaby ;" end- Sh,iiiiiid two 1110. giiilty of such, att offense, , they tire.palred (q t .. with to 4eger* in each ..citser,"iinuutts t, end of ffiny bit e ' a hostage s 11iyeelrlilde lea OP their 'biting-Mira. • • ": -".' `!' . ' 4.- .'" •," ' ' llttiviiti CAiXl.iii:thifiliiiit t y dre••Harraik 'table is at length toned ineohniatetatcletiblthe rt. gouts of a mope/get._ Of the &WO All*Orr MPS in Portitgals 1 1 WY conider.4 4 ) , Prileof. ll 9c! I , 11 0 1 Lto - have• suffered severely, by a yarktx of Corn- ' Plaints, arising, as it is supposed`, . frith) a tad tire ! ' fat system of triztteristif '-etti letiriteili iiiiich they . :are renderedlatnit . fur istscoa4stering thivoleissitudes of A. campaign. • ;That •Isy the syateeeret-training, , so perfectly .ueriersteligt jo this cuttultyi the great_ • * possible exertion of speed may be extrae(4,4d- Mils no doubt—but it ifs only* by :nitrite sind.iinre miffing attention of the noble sttimali ilinS COMA ' bitting to our - aautsemeoti 'Alt th itlicalth. and strength can be • preserved.t, • The traiisttten from a.c,ontfortable harrack.stabisi under the,vigilant eye of a ememandingofficer„ to the hardships of a cam.. paign, must necessarily area the anierat fit propor tion to the care with Whichit has been treated. A. perfect conviction that the treatment' f our cavalry, horses is' too delicate to render them capable of see. tainiog, without injyry,,, the , hArdships of foreign service, is said to hate.,,prOduced a resolution to alter the construction 'ollie barrack-stables, which in* future, are to be little more than' open sheds, la that the horses,• byr. sot being too mush pro tected. from the changes, of the atmosphere, may be rendered lei easpeetiblsi, of ,diseasp frotothe hard. shinsof actual, service. fc is asserted that the horses of the French cavalry, Monet dicalnadvh..in size, and in regard to what is tettned - cOndition ' these icarecrov - endive the privations and hardships to are reduced, with much less Inecnrreni )(moor our fine regiments: Their ac rising and extraordinary. .. , id *mama: era. k eind ' lifelgesine ex- Interest amongst •the pugilistic atna odds were last debt 8 to 41a. favour of . - . .1,. - The carriage of Mrs. Emmett, - of King's.road, Chilli :a, was overturned 'yesterday at Knights. bridge, Whilst the coachman was cadeavouring to clear a baker's cart to escape one of the Bath coseliel. 'There wore three ladies in it, who escaped without injury. The coachman was dangerously hurt. r When disorders at the most malignant nature alive either frost hereditary causes, the luxury Or dissipation of• the age, crept as it were involun ;fully into onr.frame, it is of the utmost impel.. Aatsce to those afflicted with-them to know where( to 'aseetwith a permanent and radical cure. This having 'tong been the object of Dr. SOLObtOtt i of Gilead-, :Beebe, near Liverpool, he has at length . consented to make public hit ANTI.INIMTIGINES ) a medicine 'founded on a chemical and philosophis4l belts, for .I 'the cure of the Scurvy,' King's Evil, Ste. dtc. - and which he has administered during a 1014 course of ,private praitice with the mist complete and never. : feiling . suctess, in. the most obitinate easel, The powers of this medicine are of the most gentle and, ' invigorating- nature, gradually.- cleausieg the blued from every iaiparlty, and'rettoring the patient le ftii pristine health, - elten . every - - other has entire] , .faitod, as may belollyseew,in -theipamplilets- 0 acted arktis by all the liiiil . ;".." --. ' towns. -- ;1" *. ••• • • 4... r 04 abeg o cantigising ether articles. In the coat was a scarecrows, en pocket,book a in which authiug nf value to the de. which they are li.cell- predator. was contained; hut it consisted of memo. ence than thos . . • rands ocAo liclmigalt i t....l -., : . Ate9erwirprO: 1 .... oniebi ptii were P I ' ! IFitil4tattle fit-. paekettaf .4.4lPitir 4114 whets nuke than ail re. 1 - - lose( lei 1 ilibril.. - gnettc:d t ''aclock• Of buy ,ii tits celebrated Melrif 4beett'elieedil t mi". Kirke Mali.. • ''...-. --, -: •- . •I. 4 * Cilb; ',-• ; . t_ a _ __t 'a,— PS... ....rte.... • - . . ,- „,,,, L ,..,, -.-- - ~, . lin,7 l l ll KB' I AND AL4R IN ERs S 4 . ~.. ~, „.,. „ .. t . -440...-. D i 11000 1 : ' **idol alarm has not visited Ow., .bt.P . l.tftaißktit t . t . tgth Of time, than th es „i "t t .01treiNsitlildWiajt ream early on Frlday m e wili • ci n , e l eiiilltie following day ; nor one that r i'l i i ls, tisitAlitirtehelaticholy proofs of it; dery I t ww „. ” on lives and twoperty..l Eartyin the tneruiag i:- sfetUriniVamnreta..6l:7llidry:t.ll"oreinitiallt:(l4oi:gtvel7:lo"taifini li.wi:;644lli9l...l:jialeiniiksCa4tea!etrlitilyedtiod:itt:hypt.itlitee! a meiseitgeetirCramer, `.fisrCapt. Minh , - 41- ' ' - y I arm tus, which is platted there.; by the very prom t of -Mr. Ssudford mer iife.boat), the m ortar and all the 11 6* s : stores were scat , 'by which the .. erteri four Wi li ly ber g were saved, just before the vessel neat W oo thousand atoms ; otie of ;brit had 'effen rs tarot from his perishing situatius, sad falling w i th ti t t main.tnast, that The means reCompieudeg fxy ay Royal Humane Society. were obliged to be wa sorted to (I. restore suspended animation), b„, it affords happiness to sty the man lives to b; es , 1 Lieutenant Infield's humanity. At the sa me tw i - i a largebrig was discovered on shoreat Shi u d s b y4 4)4 litg ten persons on board; Dil r. WheAtley of that with the same alacrity that has on so many sitailtr u e; oasions distinguished him', and who,,kitowiniweit how to feel for the , distresses of uthers,having b as three times shipwrecked himself, sent of G A t , , apparatus lodged it liappisharg, a enty .9 l. meaus 'of saving the crew appeared to be impr. • 'Cable; or could communication be effected, a_ 'ben" *Lae& running so high, it was impossibl e to get a boat lit her withotit such aid; hat distres 4 tug to relate, on its arrival the resitl had gum to pioces, and every soul perishede Ili the twin e of the day wvesspl was driven on the beach ethane). 'lOOl itppertnost; and at Yarmoalb: . ind Gela tin ; Piet& our other vessels came on shotkfrista which all the hatuls.werc saved. Near the ifaien'S Wilk an the. Waving morning, the, Ellicith humid to Shieldl; - was stranded, Capt. Maltby, who sty there, with a mortar all ready. no sooner was it declared -that it was impossible to save themen with. reuthis invention, fired II threerinek. sope.over t 1 vessel, that brought them all, seven in, noSibe,' its safety to laud in a few minutes. The . Shot that wai•used was of a stew conatrnetian, and mirk:4 Olio. heavy vope fts wdistauce that excited the solo. etiilowent of all . pre,sent, anti so 4rtoly • did it hold on .the rigging that ,it was impossible to be dile* gaged until persous went oit"'boardi' Y oh , the subsiding,• and thint with much difficulty* lh siunterott3 l proofs of success that has attended Se simple and certain method of saving shipwrectt, matiners; and the. many melancholy cases that han' occurred from the want of such eilectivevaeans, will, we trust, point out the necessity pi having ties plated neat each other On all the dangerous parts 'or the Oat To the honour A the Lords of the Admiralty,. they have stated an intention of pro. 'Wing all the signal stations with them; but it is kirnottly to be hoped that every parish on 'the sea tiviiivill adapt the same, and that the inhabitants will oliehrkly contribute tuts . benevolent a par. ri6iiii the 'cost' of which, to sera she laves of per. sons from stranded vesseis t , or fur. soi% ; .tlif) U , si and property in vessels at. a, distance, ,frbm the ,ilmase w by enabling a boat to go front as . beach to el kit) e i ;', ass i s tan e, e ; wiri 'dot atitceed:Sf.tl.. Wil:0 ws 'weevil; t` •red( number of ststeik boo titrytiugs *bat 'stiei r entiaiiit) seeipstsed to the ..,44ar.41s- of !,be set ( r l 4ifilikirg Anima)* the kßilo.rvuwe .of c; , l': Harnett 4 lion' litifiti*Ctef itiV rcst 3 - v tksta ',.., )i,, , -, ~, :el it., ,' ciiiyityj Ira Rot ' cry fctialtd to hit .. :alli. ; Vert I frigii.d:tk' . ipfli U . ? i , 1 ti , sttew:himself eager t, ds ktninWilanget, ,an d :to. etneoo rage whatever. taros shay 'Mafiosi e furdiug helpjsthe host' of tiffictiittagd . distratak . .. • . :: „. ~ ...••i, * .f." -a • /Prom 211/I . ' LONDON I 0 AZE Mi t t Nov. k . ~ ' .• . : DI.VLDISNDS. Nov. IS. W. If. Troutbeck, Misaarlecikfaille.4lll. 2R. J. Hutt, Bristol, grocer.-Nov.lo..,T,Fayse ! sttlifot!to bent, grocer .- Nov. Ye. C. Tat kill, late of Great S. Helen 4 merebant.-Nava : llB:4. D. Cock Had i l". Pitchers. Nerwitb. win& told liquor asetchargs. , -hluv. 17.. C. .W 604 Aidgaltt tolaktostist.-Jas, W. Clancy, St. Mary Axe, vitamin.- ;04 21 J. Jerman, Alderminhory. hosier.-Dec. S. G. LA wst E. L. Lle, Rath assd,Warmt aster, cominoa.carriers.-I!ka. ' wt. C. H. Kaufmann, late of New Londaa.street, slab' tfn,mereltassi.-.Not. 274. Gale,New Losulon-suest. CPO' -riarspaserchaut.-Nov. 27. J. Metcalf, New Ldinhlo-strect. r tched-friars, merchant.-Nor . 28. W. C. Slicpbui. No' 'Oballmiss, iron merchant.-r Nay.Nay. 28: J. Blanch, Mammy(' ' laroker.-Noy. 17. G. Mall:they, Salfsed,• Lamar" catoest eitsbalbeturer.i-Nrnt. V . .T. brie', Foldentea, !Ammo, stealer.-Nov. 8. J. Pok. Westlituare, soatawart, Amor contractor.-Xti. 'l5. T.'Pltillips, Piourt-even. .. Street, aserchant.-Nov. 2S. B. Grcares, Moody, irerauirs and .1. &eaves, Moseley, Lancaster,. titerehairts.-.Dee..l. 14 Aadley, Bristol, liaetodraper. CERTIPICATES.-!;Toi. 9.7, S. Beady, Bow Calltnl4l4l i soap-utaler. -J. Eti•hr , it gatc.hlll, vicutaliar.-T. Waod.vari, rum. late of Rid folk, elsopkte wst.-11(. 1 Kirkpatrick and R. Cort. _ _ wareaoarddsti~-T. T. Cottrell, /torches straw-Sm . Alawit turor.-C, Wptvaa, Fesebutett-streeti'../.9ke en d raj' iv chant.-t-W.ittritbt, Ilaakliakv,arestaal.-- • am', . • merchant.--J. ltmelogtoi, alt. tyro, Hitutioscloobbir e, ' .t. inerclaant.-W. Hok, Islington, apotbeenCy.-.1. SbOtt h a w * whitesinith.-J. Wyatt, klitroecourt. Aldgate, w ___ .tioner.-N. Ackland, Union-street, Bisltapsgate-sttak Ir,"" , sted-maker. ~ PARTNFASUIPS DISSOLVED. _,.. C. Styring, sta. and C. Styr's*, S t n . SketbelktottuM., H. Lee and J. Foster, Darlington,. Dursbatoshiu"' i rd /, L. Brickvfood, J. Daniell, J. Todhuater, E. C0W15,_.,... M. Brick wood, Billiter-square.-.1. Gilbert ant. It v s . r7 liuttieehatn, and Wood-stunt, Ckespside, hasicts. - J, ,°`;',, per and J. Hyde, Ifatiettester, dyers.-S. Rickards Ott r: , F 4 804 '' rt her, Liverpool, taanttfacturars. of...thimbles.- _..y . Hargreaves, and T . Strickland, Liverpool, iroo-mercor ; Boutb,-dee. - and s: sakeee, NottiNcilansolr itsw ''''' and T. Ambit*, SyiisioKariapa•lv. w wel s . _ Binh& The Lady be Alexanskt Mundell, Esq. of Peirliainerpt-i or a tons Onnui 6t ayinise or m t. is Park-street, Grosroor-squares the or Colo nel _______----- • MARItlfll). Oh 'No:!lay last, at Davetarp, by the Rev. Dr. Job, Frooeva Doxat, ha of Lon t on, to Solbotegool eg tor of Clutriewr Wstki.s. kA. of Da valit•rY!L;so° . _ z • WEI). Friday lagt, the Dowager - lAA Elizabeth'Astley , "the nniM-esitened Sir Mi. Atitley, Aut. of Meta u.- - , bi tties:rj e Al rrge: t i ty l il l :aug. : o4 le r l . r um4 f . r i t n erti r k dr: tii i 6.l ,: ak4:fvt_dataarnairesoireroyfrTashh:ourts:seill, soliins:o.,:2l:so,:rTtia,l'iult, On tile WI of. Minim . , ot her house, Tevint -11 " 9 :' $ daughter of this lite Jaynes Waits, 1.4. of Dungy Oa Monday kW; in the Preeini ii, CanterborY , in br le 6i r r at '', !iirsi • Strnich. witkni of Itiajdr Stretch. inni da g e 1 _—....pmetells lib , 11 r I