The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-14 00:00:00

11 1 , 1 ~), 1 , .. I : ; • 1 I. . .; • r ' \I : ; ; ge, , , ( 'r, P''k A." ii ,f ; iirtl .. . t, . ‘, . - - 7 1 $ i t 1 ' Ili . , i Yi !i 1. il 1 i l .. • !". ',. ; , • . i ::. • q • It , ,(?•,. , ' 4 ' ( • l'y • . . . 1 1 It. i )- ' . : , .. , . r 1 4 21 . , : . • i .., , ‘ 1 .1 • ..e I i .. ' • 1 l' l i 1 / .... i ' 1 0 ... , i,; l 4 t. 1 1 •. 4 I ' i , rJ Fro* the LONDON GAZETTE, Dk.c. 12. . WAR DEPARTNILST. Downing-street, Dee. ' A dispatch, of which the following i* an Patna, has been this day received by Earl Bathurat, from General the Marquis of Wellinctou, dated Frenado, Nov. 95, 181'2. The greater . part of the eneni)'. force Wideh bad crossed tlu Tomes hare retired across that viver ; and, it is reported, have directed their march to; wards the 13onro; A part of the troops which bad moved to the, Huelva, returned Anwarils Salamanca ; and others which mad advanced to.Tamames returned towards thee the Tonnes, by Escorial, towards Los Santos. Many men n ho were missing have joined their re giments. . • Akittraky O f fice, -Dec. 12. Rear-Adtniral Freetnantle bast ransmitted.to John Wilson Croker, Esq.& letter from Captain Tailor, of his Majesty's ship the Apolio,..glving an account of his having, on the 20th of September, off .Corm, captured the Ulysse itebect, of •six gams and arty. tit men, "commanded by Mons..Oletts, Commander of o division of gun-boats belustgingto that island: and also a letter from Captain Andrew, •of his Ma— jesty's sloop Wertate, itating,._ti.at the heats of that vessel had captured, oil the 21st and 22d of Ang.'st, het een Varga and Corfu, .a bombard, laden with Oil, and an armed settee, a ith letters and passengers. • j • ~ iIIILITAILY PROMOTIONS. • Ordnanre-Office, Der. F.sigieseets, German Legion. QnartrrAisis:er John Lattcrinou. from the Gils Battalion of the Line, to be tint Lieutenant, vice Schweitzer, promo-cd.— Dated Nov. 21. 1812. Royal Artilkry Drivers. William Weaver, tint. to he Second Lienicoant, vice Allen, rr , i,4116i. &dui Nov. ;1, 1812. - Willi•on Percival!, jun. (ent. in Lc a Veterinary Surseoo, vice Price, deemed. Dated Nov. 30,101)1. Commissions signed by his Royal !lichees, the Pratte RegrOL In the name and on the behalf of his Majesty. Jackson, Gent. to be Adjutant to the Straffortkand Tiekiiill Regiment of Local Militia is the West !tiding of the eonnty of York, vice Thatcher. 'Dated Dee. 3,1812. William Thatcher, ('.ent. to be Adjnlant bt !be M Leeds -nett, strut of laical Militia, in the %Vera Riding of the county of Y ark. vier Jackson. Dated Dee. 3, 1812. Conuniastoss signed by the Lord Lieutenant orthe County of Gloucest. • Ist Royal Eav Glouceste er r Local Militia. Lieutenant mid Adjutant Shadrach Charlton to be Captain by Ilrevet. Dated .1 nue 1.1811. Jahn hurt. (;'nt. to he Lieutenant. Dated May 22, 1812. David Walker, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. td Ditto. Riehard Dill, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hutchins, resigned. , Dated Sept. t!, 1512, Roval West Gloucester Local Militia. . Nathaniel S ' “ent. to be Lieutenant, vice Cooke, resigned. Dated A ugust2ll. 1812. 1:1;4gn Michael %S desk to be ditto, vice Macdonald, resigned. Dated as above. Ensign Janes Whitchnrch to be ditto, vice Burge, Dated n. above. Emien Wiliiam Moens to he ditto, vice Ames, promoted.— Dated its allows. GeorT.,e Gs% itiortt lima one, Gent. to be Datod as above. 'eau Sayre Cr4t. t., be ditto. I)...ted 41, above. CO:11:11k$1011, sign tit by tlit. I..nd Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. Rt.ejment of Ayrshire Local Charles Romme.v isle JLc Allister, Esq. rr tie Lientenant-Co lon-I-Co • mod .sit. vice Kelso, appointed to the Ayrshire Date Nov. 12, iste. lilajor William Foliation to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Came ron, resigned. Dated as above. • 2.1 Ditto. Major Ale.ander Cooper to be Lieotenant-Colonel, vice Da milton, reA t riied. Dati.4l Nov. P. 1812. Etav;.l S.ietlgraA Es e. to be Major, vice Cooper, promoted. Ayrshire !title Rattalion. First Lieutenant Ale 'Guider Nturdoek to be Captain, vl^e Baird, rc.igned. Dated Nov. John Vennedy, Lvt. to be Captain, site Morton, resigned.— Dated Nov. 13. 1'.12. .ENLARC;tr), H. Li v ing, .1. Sl, Donors, and J. Living., Great Present street, Conniusan's-tichla, merchants, frau) 1/cc. Sto Jas. 26, at J. ('bona?', Inc Bond-street, St. Georrr, flauoveriquare, upholsterer, from Der. 15 to Jan. 15, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. _ _ S. klorris. Taiilltllll. S4mirri,etstii re, b.!iller, to surrerder I)re. 2.1„ at the Commercial ROllllO. Bristol. Atterturs, Messrs. lizard and Hutchinson, Lincoln's 4 and J.lne s l r.itntoo. - • • Capes, Fast Belford; Nottingham. mrikev-scrivener, flee. 26, '26.29, at the White Swan, ('lns aorta. Nottingham. Al. tornies, Mr. S. 11.her,Gainsbarougli; and Mr. Benham, Cow. Per's -court, Coroliill. )r ' - M. Smith, klillbatik.strect, Westinittster.usititaaller, Dec. 19, '1..2. Jan. '2l, at Guildhall. Attorney, .)4r. Taylor, Craven. street, Strand. . .1. Tristan . , Cheapside, draper, nee. 22, 26, Jan. 23. at Guild hall. Attorneys. Aleasts. Chapman and Stevenz, Little Saint Thomas Apostle. A. Van NVageninge, J. Zink, J. G. Van Wresle, and P. Van Der Aa, Glohe.road. vertligri. manufacturers, Dec. 15, 19, Jan. 2d, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lovell, Gray's Inn. It. Blanchard, Aldenham, Hertfordshire, dealer Dec. 15. IC Jan. -di, at CritiWliall, London. Attorney, Mr. Palmer, Bata card's Gray's Inn-lane, stahle-keeper, flee. 16. JAW 9.3. at Gnilithall. Attorney. Mr. Hussey, Curnival's Inn. T 11a:441, Addlestone, Snrrey, farrier. Dee. 15,19, Jan. 23. at Goildhitil. Logsdon. Amanita, M.- Wallkill , . Egkank-Hydet , and k1....r5. 'faylor and Clement, Gray's Inn. ‘t. 4;timmer and J. !land:ill, Nen inzon, Surrey, pfuns. hers, 1/er. 16.2,1, Jan. 23, at Guildhall. - Attorney, Mr. Alar sae, liewittgum Butts. W. liiipkios. Swasoca, shopkeeper, Dee. 28, 29, Jan. 23, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Anatolie), Ittessr, , . (Is borne and Ward, Bristol; and Messrs. Betriagton and Jenkins, • I) I).ilhy. Leeds. drysalfer, Dn. 23.21, Jan. o.at:theWhite Smut ton. Lelid.. A tioruies, Mt. Spelght; Leeds; and Mr. 11.1;t3e. ('hanecry-lane 'i'. %vent) inn. Longford, Wiltshire. miller. Jan 6,7, 22, at lit Ml ' sih•#l , New Sarum, Wiltshire. Attortiies, Mr Nettle fold, Strand ; and Messri. Wilmot and Curdwio, 911i1Mr~. - S. Meet's, Sticknev. Lincolnshire, trailer, Jri. 1 k 11,111._ it tho Black Goats Inn, • Linealn. A twin)", Metwa.- Isseington . and II .11, Temple ; and Mr. Bowles, Basle*. • Furnace. Ne%rivt:e..upnry:fynn, oven. Des, tit., Jan. 4. 9.1, at the Cir•or<e. lon. Neweasthi.tipon.T-.lte., Attnrnies,' Meggi.ma. and Faith:ink, Hatton-girded ; and • Mr. Dunkin, Nu. eastle-apon-l'yoe. .1. Rutherford, Neneastle.upon.Tyne, ship-owner, Der. lg.'. Jan. 4,4. i, at the (enrge Inn, Newcastle-al:on-Tyne. Altor.. . alessrs klegg , suns amid Fairbank, Ilattun-garden ; and • Pdr Di. kin, Nen castle:upon-Tyne. J. Jet:k;.ltil.tun, Staffordshire, currier, Dee. 25, 24, Jan. 23,: at the 12ittl- 1141'. y elm lon, Penkridg r e. Attorneys. Mewls." Impey and Wightnian, Inner Temple ;;add Mr. W ilium, 1111- ston. itatford.".lrie. • J. Forster, Liverpool, Lancashire, liquor-merchant,' Pee., ,fl, 8, Jail. 21, :a the Ball and l'uneit Bawl, Liverpool. Attar nits, Mr. Rossini, New t relialige. Liverpool ; and Mesas.' T..rrant, Clarke, and Bich:int., Chancery-lane. G. l'alfreymaii cragg.l.Vurks, Chester and !Manchester, printer, Dee. 40, Jan. 5, 22, at the Doeravorn, Maticheraiv.• Attornies, Ilal.tead and Aiiisiserth, Manchester ; audi : Messrs. Milne and Parry, Tempk. J. Itelliwell,l:lland. l orkshire, woollen.nsanufartartsr. Jan.. • 5s li , 21, 111 the' White Linn Init. Halifax. Attorneys, Mr.Wigles- Ohrth, Gray's Inn ; and Messrs. Wiglesworth and Thompson, 11.1iStar.. R. Hoye, Sloane-street, Chelsea, carpenter; D er. 15, 2t, Jan ?.?„ at Gaildkall. Attorney, Mr. Milk, Piccadilly. J. Isbister, Bowl -court, kkallirook, merchant, Ike. 15, 26i Jan. 21, at Guildhall. Attorney.. Mr. Barn, Auction Mart. - SS. Camps. Warcesten.plaEe, Lipper Tburoes-ateeet, statioueri. Der '2l, 27,4 an. 23, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Orate, Aul t eb.fr . ' 4f 6, e • STATESAMN. . ~,,:, _ , ~.,. .- w n ut . rtAttsamitli, levy egret.. ikesllt • ts,l• t, Jan. i tls at would;not.be doing : justice to himself to eve his jielgment without. ailing over the several docu. I the White kart, Nimmons,. Pinta. Aitsapps, Mr. 11.11ort, ,„ 0. Knight, p ra pp,.,./.0 2 r,.. 91. Deorgigisietnallevi Ike.. li, 4tits. He would' *tab s ' it t6' be understood at the Fortsamoth. . that there was na' fitted period when a con.. of that Court could 'not be . tisi;ted. His 6,1. 1 11 Feet, ( .I.nall'ieds, :12(1..11;;1.17:. : (1 4 1o G u y e i i i ol j :nnit A kee tt" per ile , Y D ' Itl e:.:;, l4 J u nn t; .:, l rtf i °Ill tIse; ' 11 ; 4, 'White Garr Inn, Worersteniltire, Atutrairs, Mors. Clark :sod 'Llsqs4hip concluded by observing, that he would l'arslor. liewiev. Wurostershite i and Alps's. Belabors . undgive his line i. decision in'the course of the ensuing .Atieto, Strove -boildings, 'Lincoln's luta. I'. Mtrlter, 11eArnotaialeke. Yorkshire, and J. Barker, week. . , ---......... Bread-strret, Loudon, carpi.' told hinsdtet-inannfacturers. Ike. +, i 15. 19, Jan. 4J, ot tiuiltlltall, 'modem. Attorney, Mr. Bard, : 1 COURT OF KING'S in:N A . il,,Warnmoverii. Pac. It 1 King's lieneh-walk. Temple. DAWSON V. i 1 II At.EX..GIIA2Cry 14ItT. . w Cole, W hiteoinSe-steret, leieestor-mante, scales } In roll• i . ' ...... . c • . rural instrument% Ore, IS. Is. Jan. .1.1, at Guildhall. Attorney, 1 itis sins an action upon the Warr: tity.of a gorse. Mr. spike, El,dwourt, Temiil.. • ,In the month of October last, the 4 Maisiliff, a Mrt. J. Poole and T. Gray, W hitehave:. Olinberland, llnen-dra mad. Dawson, a lady of fortune, residing at Sudbury , pers.. .. . 1 Dec QII 2% Jan. TJ, at the kr' r Arms lon, Chester, Attorney, Alr. Cunliffe, Mao . purchased a pair of coach horses (one of them, the J. Vaissiere , Sust-otreef. Ihritelnlitt _,___ 0 " , e,!."7 1 ".... A n ' e ,,,...„ . ?/- y; horse -in question) nt Prior's, a liorse-dealer, in l ' Allandfortiumews belonging to the Defendant which 26. Jan. 2'.1 , at tkildhpll. Antonin, Messrs. w.vdt woo ....... Havdon-'tune, . 1 • 3 1 Major Blundell, n. Blundell. and S. Blundell, Ifolbil . ro- by letter s he warranted sound.. , The horses were taken by easy journeys . from London to. Sudbury, bridge, drapers, Der. 19, ‘4, intl. ?J. at Guildhall. Attonnes, Messrs. Street and Stokes, IMsinghall-strect. DIVIDE:ND& ....• , , Vaud on the second day's journey, the horse in qtles. .Tan. 30, T. Wright, Queeu-street, ampler. if ine-mercbant Sion bet, ayed- sympt oms ..of lameness, and although —Jan. 2, J. Ellis, 4 % ) hbartnn, I)evnitskire, Mutter—Jan. 6, R. ' the greatest care and attention was Jpid to him, he , Wright, Thorverton lievanseire,rleakr—Jaa. 4, R. Ballid uecam glll, . ,__ _ e worse every day, and upon the evidence of IJvcrpnol, merchant -Jan. 6, E. Shelton, Grsvit Grimsby, Lin colnshire, hrandy.in erc h aut _J an . 16, ft steriker, ir.pstron, ! several witnesses, among whom were two skilftil fat t . - 1 Surrey, innLeeper--Jan. 2, O. Tnalmin, Essex-street, Strand, it appeared that it was an old blemish of niftily aja.viiiy,,,..ti.c—.lac. r e nr. t . 1 1 7 , 1147 0.641 ,..-Dee rers . - 41. : r i .m rie o rs nihs standing, the off fore hoof was particularly 1 ; contracted, and a great degree of fever prevailed on tipitaltields, silk-manuiractreer—Jan. 8, T. Smith, Atbninpon, Glourestert•hire, dealer—Jan: 'l3, J. W. Siges, Aveley, hole's, : both•fore hoofs, which rendered him unsonittl. • The I [dealer —Jan. 6. H. Page. Aroblecoat, Statiordshire, miller- - Jaa.' 00, .1. liamloon, Woolw ich, upholsterer—Jan. 9, J. Steil., T. I price paid, for 113e , pair was 130 guineas. On the part 1 Said,, R. Stein, J. S eau. and It. Smith, l'eachtireb-street, twer- , , (i i e 1... .1.. APc Iv. LP'sfellneitt, !several witnesses were called, who ' • • . chants—Jan. 9, E. had T. Melillo, Providence-raw, Finshory. I square, ebemiors..-Jon. 16. P. 'risottos, Hatfield-street, Surreyel gave the dolt contrary evidence ; among others, ; smith—Jan. 16, l'C . Nowell and W. I Vakeli u , .P Prior, tbehorseedealer, was railed he had sold theirradilly. met, s: : mereer—Jan. i6 ' 1 9 , Dorwra, Ro3stort. liertforibleire, spirit- t.,A;;. o tt hioi sea . a a me oio , t rths before to the Defendant i merchant—Dee . 19. T. Barron, Great St , Thomas A pitgle, wow • I""' ,' . ! haotse man ''an. 5, .J. Daii i , New City Chainlicri, Llovd)reof.. f OT 1 40 gtiintat, And stated that the practice was to fee-110W. insttrimee.aroker — J Bl } ?5,..r. Cliamb'''sv W at erin g' Itifilliwrapnt Coachman of this purchaser a guln. bury, Kent, shopkeeper—Jan. T. fl. mono. g-nitientrfette , Pail * ' i .1.. . 1 .. he. p,ttia t h e per.stalner—Jan. 2, W. Seahornd. Natalie-prow, mast-snak e s . $ fig; , i ii caseDefersda nt . 's coaph..._ i—Jam 11. It. Turner, Kinp(oh-uP 91 1.1( 01 , arorer —Dec. V!, Si. ..r.,51. but.vvhen the sale is between two gentlemen - Robson,Albgmarle-street,Piecadilly; milliner—Jan. 2, R. 011, ,_ hei 4,. o lit - ii d i. . or half a guinea a hig.thydraict r , . , , 4....• 4 - ..., and Lives?° G. 41i'ltin'ititc,h1rro—milso)retiger•11.1a1.81aLoo4.714,14)14,ntoe'irealksa'nrtits—aneJonn7tT;;11. the P l ain Ile ' i 401. including expences. • • ' • 11: H. Walker: Halifax, and H. Sanderland,.Northowram. Ila . - Silt ROPER? okOatta AND OTHEAS V.; LA tifiLkli."` 1 lifax,slyers—Jun. Y 3, J. Pycroft, jun. Clrela:s Cofferkhouse, This was an action brought by the Tratispnrt hoard eaderwrlter Jan. 9, T. Tuguell. - nordista:. :Sows. tanner— *, I Jan. 7,.W Janie, Ration-upon-Ns:olu rind, ktatTordsbire„drw er against the Defendant,a respectable broker a tm recover —.lan. 16, J. Moore, St. Alban's. draper.--Jati. 9, J. Pulify, IS penalty- ofl,l.9oQl,,for . ,:breactt, .of caltrarV upon.. a, Capri-court, stockbroker—Jan. 1r;,• W: flit*, juts , kkadner, charfer, party,for : the freight a the shipiPio t ridAn , eei . • Kent, grocer-..fan. 16, J• Ellis. Swallow:keel, (haY . lllO-11111se, scavenger—Jan. 19, .1. Dover, thlriuran, littchs, butcher, -,• , Oit a voyar from tV'aterford to Pre** Vittli l) NMets CERTIFICATES.—.taw. t: L . Tile, vessel ;A4 'figihted to can* ieut convicts to J. Fazakerley, Liverpool; tollor-A.'3„ Sliekiiitie tdvin:' P cittitty 'Ba y, 'anti the charter 'Partr 'containei-asi Roper, Crusostreet, Fissbury.square, merdiams 4 -1(.1 Tdirrol eombe Lester, Rotheritithe, mast.nothien..ll. Idosaley„ L AYike- agreement that ' the owners were net tali/V*IB;3NT field, innkeepe.r-,-K. Radcliffe, Craw.-street, bankl.l.rtre- 1 ' gootie being poivate property 3 unAer,.cite..afolaaakt, lett, _ Bart -V.reet, Bloomsbury, apothecary -J. VilMloball, $ • . - P. 4 04 . ; it Appeared, that they had - cutely(' init. 'Ffiragmorton4treet, merchant—T. Nowetvph,.l l lol6 - tt o neer.....w. lane jun. Birmingham, iron-dealer—W., ow- wards a cinaralty of, goods at • . . The ' POrt . /ge„k4On . i . ling, Aldgate Iligthstreet, linen-draper—J. Ball, Ne w sale proOfs Were %add upon edaiissiiint'iiiiidibfr' theDe: under-Lyme, grocer. l, PA lITNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. - ~ l . fendant; upod the nnderstatidliigobit the whole nttiP ,T. Bentley and W. Townsend, City-mad, colour-matsafaeln.: the penalty would not be enforced, and. the Jun): revs—t). Holmes and B. Lewis, Stark-lane, anomie. at law .l: Dodds and S. 3 udkins, ..holey-street, Southwark, corn-dos- NOW& a verdict far the Plaintiffs. 11. Friday and 3. D. Potter, Isleworth, corn-merchantsrg rTireen, W. Crabb, and J. Weatherley. Lisle-street, Lekcs ter.fields.i.lddlers ironmongers—J. D. de Larrazabal,J; de Me noyo y (inkiest, and M. de Trotiaga, ; Wilson-street, Finsbury. square--N. Meaden and A. Alford, Bath, coach-makers—R. Cort and J. Too-c, Priinrose-bill, Salisbur)•-square, prevision merchants—T. Newman and W. Baxter, Oxford, printers—B. , Hodgson and W. Lacy, Wapping, wine-merchants—lL Davy, G. Children, J. Barton, J. G. Children, and W. F. Barton, Ranhurst, Kent, gunpowder-manufacturers—T. Smith, J. Barge, and J. Calloway, W eedon Beek ; Northamptonshire, builders — J. Bassingwhite and W. Darby, Atoldaa and Ongar, Essez—T. (Nelson, ti. Nelson, and G. Choke, Love-lane, hosiers. :.,.. ~~ ARCHES' COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS. • • ' COOKE V. BROWNING, FALSELY CRLI A ED This was a proceeding at the instance of Mr. Jas. Stamp Sutton Cooke, .of the parish of St. Se pulchre, London, for a sentence of the Court, de claratory of the invalidity of his marriage with a Miss Jane Browning, of Hastingley, in Kent, on the ground of his minority at the time, and a want of legal consent, It appeared that Mr. Cooke was born in the month of April, }VW, and that the marriage took place by licence, in ttie month of 'September, 1799 , when he was litt le more than 19 years of age; that his father (who was then living) was utterly ignorant of it i till after it had taken place, and then expressed his dis pleasure in the strongest terms, consoling himself at the same time with the reflection, that the absence of his consent rendered the marriage a mere nullity, and that he continued in these sentiments, and the communication of theta to his friends, to the time o , his death. The Ave nge Price of SUGAR, fur the Week, ending Dee. 9, is 4F-4. Lb& per c.vvr. Average Vrices of Criltl of (MAN I) and W ALES, per (paner, Irons the Rrt.:rn, ending Dec ember 28 : quart. I Rye. Barl..y. 1 Gab. Beans i Pease. I Oalin 121 5 ti. I 1 s d . O 7 I a. .1 is. al. s. el. II. a. el. 61 10 43 11 913 85 10 '.7 5 LAIV htiTELLIGENCE. COURT OF OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN, Dec. 12. CLANDUTINK MARRIAGE. ix-rAuTE rug ,art. LEE VIP Mas. CATRARINE ta.E.• These circumstances were detailed in the evidence of several relatives end acqnstintances of theparties, supported by the production of an entry of the minor's birth, made at the time, in a family Bible, I the certi fi cates of his baptism an d marriage, and the original documents, authorizing the grant of the li cence, in which he was described at being above the age of twenty.:one. It was likewise stated, that he is now a Prisoner upon a Charge of bigamy, fouuded upon the fact of his having contracted asecond mar-1 nage, subsequent.to the one in question ; and that he was more particularly desirous of obtaining the sen- I tence of the Coert,is it %out." avail him to materially I • in his defence. 'The - Defendant's Counsel admitted the sufficiency of theevidetsce adduced, to prove!the facts of mine. rity, marriage, and non-consent ; but relied upon it likewise to fustain his objection, that there was a fai -1 l lure of proof as the. Piaintilf 's identity. Sir Joum NICIIOLL ohseried, that the peculiar situation of the Plaintiff, though, perhaps, not so distinctly apparent from the .evidence, as to come within the judicial cognizance ,of the. Court, was nevertheless sfulliclent to induce it to regard the pre , sent tireceesling_With a- very jealous eye. If collst tion.was to be meta. in any case, it "wat,surel, in our like. thia • common dictates of humanity 1 were; In Itlt'pfgobabilify, sufficient• to ifidncesthe lady, opine whom the percent proceeding was rected, to lend herself towssvds! facilitating it's. suc- • miss, great and painful as tlfe sacrifice might be to 1 herself. The court must, therefore ' come to The 1 Conaideration at the , circumstances of the case, ltn istiemed - with 'the iseeilisity of a rigid scrutiny 4: ind 1 regard the proceeding as being principally of an ex -1 parte nature. He then recapitulated the facts de !tailed in'evidessce, , .ond was of opinion that (hellos:if! was unutualitsteongin. s upport of them, and tha t . there was no foundation for the of jection •Im the proof of identity/ be thereto* signed the sen.tfalet. declaratory of the invalidity of the marriage. ,vii ' . . A few evenings since, a barbarous. rohhery was cedueltted.ou the.porson of a young geutbsman, a)1 'elerblat.. Ile .suss ?passing along Grosvenor-slmot o ll .Pimlico, when he was suddenly struck . down -hi js:l blow, which rendered him senseless; ausi theaang,il after robbiagisins'of his wools and money, him toulleigiave-plact, where they stripped Mal Ip!! the) and foupd Ow that state by patrols:' . , . • TIMER Wouas*s.—There is .pow at Tysid St. ' ' Mary's; beloogiaglo Mr..Dack, a•goose with a 'fine this present is the boothrirdd breed goal esa, is the ige i , ;abot s 4: ati a o f ese oftn higahst.,olhil. i present "year.--att Morcott, near Uppiugham, there are Wife mitt .of .'uirtiedged crows.—And at .Clinton; in the gelded Hof Mr. Scott, lift white rose io .1411 bloom. _ Srl SAssuer.Romtux, as Counsel for Mr. Lee, stated, he was Jelly aware of the delicay and im. parlance of the.ease. He gave his Learned Friend (Sir A. Piggott) full credit for the impartial manner in which lie stated the Case ; when he said this, it Caetd not he thought a compliment, for every person in Court, ind'out of it, knew his honourable mind ; but this was a. case that might carry the feeling of his Learned Friend too far. Mr. Lee was •a clergy man, a lean of high fainilY with a competent-for. tune, and had the hottoer• to be Chaplain to one of the R oyal Dukes. He was certainly 19 years sides than Mrs. Lee ; but could it be thought that be was the cause of the seduction into the marriage, and that she, by her infatuating smiles; had not persued. ed upon him to act es he did / Mercenary motives could not he attributed to this. Gentleman, for he 'was a man of fortune, and a . year after their mar. doge made a voluntary settlement of 1,0001. per annum on her, lied this was ilcine ender the inspec tion of his teentedlrristads Mr. Richards and Mr. Bell. This was a spontaneous act, for heintatait possessed of her fortune, as it was under 'coutin. rncies, at least a pert was contingent property. A vast deal had been said about the way this Gen. &man obtained his wife ; what-wis it more than a case that occurred almost every day ; that is, he married a Ward of Chancery," without the know ledge of her guardian. Had not this been prop perly overlooked if a sufficient settlement bid been made In this case, , in his (the Learned Gentleman's) opinion, they had made a proper.onet but certainly without the sanction of that Court:-ii lie - was (ally aware, that it was in the power ortilli Lordship to set it aside ; from the equity :or the 'case, lie thought that, however, impossible. If hie! Lordship were to grant this4petition, he would es tablish a precedent,. that the reward of a clandes tine marriage was adultery.. It' had been awed, that Mr. Lee had ill used this Indy. -The only"tri.i dence of (his, however, we's letter of her own to her husband. It ~ vas'net his wish to say any thing .disrespectful.of the Lady ;'but it was Wall tnowit that she sill remained wider the protectioa of the" person with whom she had committed adultery., and this application was to provide fora second marriage, with the faun who had boon her seducer. It would be also. considered, 'that it was set forth jolter. /Art's affidavit, that Mrs. Johnston, the Mother of Mrs. Lee, had consented to the Marriage; and it was not denied. • Mr. Burs. follogied. • SirA. Ptr cart spo k e in reply. . _ pro- - e The -Coup CirtscEbtow that,,intbsap seat situalism of kis feelhigs, he would thick that - SALES. fry Mr. SADLER. At illsitepositary, Gut.wt•ll-..ttert, TO-MORZOIV, ut Tadcr, THE.follawin g HORSEi, at t .---A b ay lualtdi t high . 6tuo.ts A &el of blood, fi,.cAi+ s and lea is All hrr WWII; 11 brim e prittscg, Ia h orris hies, umster of 12 moue; ;: CApitul Imeter end re el. 15-basulb lii h. slt yes , is 014, i soo , , n /ler. Iw.. g' , u ll gib h.H , P3 t wterttl (NMI. turd rue int ri Che ek' WI rrm. 1•31 ii ClOotChM , ' hat kieca, jertaiwy-rorrvs, Weo4. J.r virNrd 11, igoroio f or Yuhlic Side !,;.” et , tlry Terlok) nod rtitinV. - . w a/eke:Mem vtart., nyi 0. Me..CII)I.I:R, • O TfilLeild&A T..llei'.. 11. 'LI Tarte... aa tO. 'lychee! 'a the C rod :hat! Iforbe-yard , trert. det9PYleitatta Caudell lice of tyritrva, .A..l.L:the-lpeneine• LIVE A tttt DEAD .1* ensolodassogrjeortren active wet at liarbrv, eL:tehro, tat, gl:t ditto. a irKt•ehAisr, two El el hen,0 0 ... wren! art. ayd p tlr.. of itttrtl7My bald frdiare. &e. The Wit•le:4, he tielit t . 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V itt y . littqlfrtelOtAttithEd--hig rr0t 1 14.1:;. , WF•7717 - 1 4 • 4 . ,• _I •s 4 • • • Stock t 8y1d0,...-wittliAmb. • Atitbilits•fintt-MA, T.14.1601ky,. AO lid. . DAY , the lid, aid fitrltSpAir, the lth irploott•P .• .1 : : 40,1 A tsiiibeitemaisermiTOCK of elaso4t . ink ; ,...r_14414141:r ! us tle ft N . Sapuftwrer% ..),NaishAut, Inoe Colitittiketlrtichly-ortginfFniErl• haaliqmse t IdQitat:asiefi ; limn* ortmllttenti b:Loint ; ghost)! ve coin& O9nhk paqgsj jugs, &e. 49,:r tiOnftttty liflße6 rot #l.4lef ' 7 ; " . k kt ?clewed on •Saturidt, iqd Iforlifirrecedi Morning,: Of Sale •; Cititfoeues'llatl of Stzpenee e retkoded to Puretmers,tioo the Pre aid of . u . • CapilarSale of 'Linea Drapery, Hosiery ; &c. by fitlior of the t • Trustees:A S. Boor, for the Beaetill of the creditor. 81,Mcssrf„ BELL and FISHER, Oa the Preinisi4.74lo2 near St.James's Church, oss ElitißSJAAlf NEXT, and two following Our, without . Reserve, A LL the reominihg.STOCK of LINEN DRA i puty,&c. lately hetes:Wog to S. Rogers : Consisting of Irish Linens; ; Mustins of every description; primed Cnotbrics and Calicoes; Furaitares; Siteetings hosiery, &c. ax'. &r. T. be viewed two days prior to t h e &de. and Catatoruei hxd .m ibe Premises; and or file , srs. Bell nun Fisher, Aortic:nem% '24, Maiden-Lure, Wued•strect. Td Linen-drapers, ilaberdashers, Flnsier.•, and Others, requiring superior Premises. Valuable Lease of Dwelling-home and Shopy most adv.intarr orisly situate for 'Business, No. Tds, Piccadilly, lira Si. Jantes's Church. By Messm. BELL and FISHER, On the Firemises, on WE'/NESDAY NEXT, at One n'Clurk precisely. THE PREMISES are in a complete state of N AL pair. having rrcentiy had e erode', upon them upwards of A 3:. nail ectistlpt wn rooms and cl.'sets au rich of Ihe um: !loom, with a iiint4 ciFpitals modern. double-framed Ship, w I.h parlour met iwei-room beldod. The boonnent emmiins to.. kitchens. eellnrs, Ile. It (*.Amid under n lease. of which ail) , it f.:ur ycoocnuit a quarr ere unexpired. ut a very moderale. rent. May be vieweettittibe Day of Sale. and Partieularr had no the Prenti•es ; sad of Mews. Bell and Fisher, Auctioneri' l It% Maiden-lane. Wond-stivet. • • • ittICHALLENC/11:. MEiSlti. CURILI Ito and .Co• SitrlO•tislate 'ln iii. ,lll:ljcsoy's service. challenge. the whole World la . prove rt single iastimee where !Leif. Medicine - RA Method of Carq lotveif u iled .4 the dictated .elfeet, ./Isgfpinettre of Imlay ) eant in tais articular brinoth of their prnie w oon has not given RIM to 'tate ' . itil Case, fliey .ctintinueto direct their idtpiies to the itealino4,itul ewe of VEN EA CAL COM PLA i NV, 'tad Simi airlingiment or the t‘sfriii. W !I:6 1 is lite donvequeseg of die Pernieluttexuat wastefuiclieslt_nt a Nita lOW aml.putst unhappily pyrsite4 by Ow ‘outEl;vr. both ,e‘.... JP theAte . tt Will tit fousidlioNefhernifaiting iititiri.e of Barretute.t; the other have its. peva/feu; rptaliv. developed to t Ito in by a di tresslog state of debiiity , which, if not timely cretedieil, irrobi antes in 'I inpittettnes Three In tar remote Had ultimate ettec..; *hike Fooluirtllliontio, lost Of 110104:ultir goner. and vat jou. nei vous tompldidtS, itilitiffy'elthraeferiPe the eniliest rote':lll' 014 seitiary vite; sof titsmothilMuiebittg usidef disorder; incitleiti id such a habit, their tr e a t ui entSssimpli. and has never vowed •1 slieeetaftit in thalisferieuitiii•MslloM;stars, motnnerimstruisel r e t:ltfee i l l i ' o b O,l;:i t g i j ll lt i l li r t i l l j Ar illi tiNi l rl: l3lll ! i t e l 7efilliliar7:ol,:l"(,%::* eltelillteCS. hard ! tteolourpt - mdleis Wen, entpttonit sejuilki l tienutten, giros, usAltin ~ • • ' S'efirettlßES, . .. 4 • . . whether recent nr i nf litig'iluttititin, shit which Wave linflled !!.. 'hilt of oilier. priempoirie. gee t , 4 fiyt itseir + resew improve/I irtge tar treatment. ettecitutliv ant perin:lttetitly cured, witito,‘ 1,,, fitititt4it migistriglteli•vt.itelatiiig pain usalalistanag beoptiruute able!!!ffikilfirlY-.ftillotivs the application of the, IPttar c 3 " .IP. the courol • tif IttitaitV sears extent , ' e practice' is thi:menii , IL nwit- nap cases oft strietterat nave been .iced ate 'lady l' .. rahtic cuce, the total eradication of w hull is clrectra a le, tl'ettaiti, find ekpedilittes inside of practice, sis Per trawl •IlleAr="4l2:''OMP, 141 41 : ',TM weakness, trim untion , amt. er:36111% Ain; [rpm laii Coriel, lii NlO4lll1 s reliol: nti'l l'' pilitais%resioned to/ an wlsvicnu4 . health. -ant late tid "Altatiri%rleliseCan'slo4leettir4lti•ltitii°rlel'irtal;rl-11evnvillc"stgtiisii-etiti,r. t IY:TO4aisita •WkreviVe eJte biuwberfpg spaikt a lifiet nevi to re-nniinate the cottstittitittn: ' fliretital•Robleiurti nnB Gentlemen a the Orst .resprit•ibird! ,Ipenviwen ender the care xif ltlcssrs. Currie unit Co. fit 1..0 1- • M•bval of cuinulniutsN,ribe tirttbut, striciures;&c. f and helot 'Oreille& - in- tioliad and perutaccno faire. request that refer , i ,, :. hilel to them as sittilfaetory evidence:l:f the deve I 's if t t i cristittleita:Ctirtie an..l Cii.'s !dm of treatment.-- Many of these Gentleoom have had siricnires from tem to knelt IYetirs„.and wit' hick:pithier li;e, raw of Nlessr.•l/iiitie, ftrataiitbr-. .nail Mimt tAvgnotot .it etiiiillkrtuippencti. tritu uttettve.ted the ea. , i !.q.„ 4 - 11 1 ;slolliiatiw9 tit :the lunar caustic, without iacirei. . , i ratients'in iltiv.c t i ttt City are requested if, Star t he l oiticiii.i. 1-atiervir care.fiart; awl enteral Itrlttit of li.iag.. ete. :whiten/ 1 a rtur.ittnnee for advice null inestieiLei. when the part. ba DI lc ! given or sent 10 any part of Inc kitiept,pm. To vo-nr 1;90 be' I creel iipp e %4ol,iiisi it. ihrix tuidertakint, the postage ot Irian 1 tonv, be ;Lb . :deft to the arcount for o wl:irides. ~` ! • Wars. Come acid Coi 'may be cotiontra by either ''''"'`',.".. I,I4__JCTIROcit deltica ocy, Iw cct , a n d honour, lit likcie humor, .: IN; ; IlattesiHrardeP. 1 • Aktiivie.lloo.l4 7 , •7lattnalarilen., • 1111 N VON6t . rfilluei-1011rtradtlited by 41 ' ill ` F" vtotur T. Flee Valve.. f n 0 1 r , re, if s I tie.lll o,h lc A lidlsght • STOCK , !•1 1, 4e 1 0. .;, r 8:11 ,, ,, ithp, f. sittlie., 114 irmmt Tn. ;lye ciiiegy . i t ; Are: M• ••••VOrg e Plelirtrwr, ; ' l it tun.. I ifs?.. // nu , oi 1 /, •. 4:1! ) bat at jib e ' FOtt FUI;r ,Fft ; trgt kcaiuigett for VEDNIs. rly el' tea 51 4 ,, lents; Eroth ,Lc.: also, a cedi :nut r e eh, fob:: f Mr. Wit- frillor of the les'A Church, u!t". Without 3N DRA-