The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-10 00:00:00

r . • • • • ••• . • • • • • • . . • • • • • • • • ..• Ir • I. e. .4 .4. . . . $ . I • . . . . THE STA'rEcnNt.' ... . . A—Z.4.1.-- _Aemel=o=lllll 1 - . . - . :.... . ....: •..i . ~.,::tr,,~ ,yr .... • • t• '•• . r- i4--liair Iitift*LIGNMCB. TIM litatriaßloo,4 TALE& • !leo her I/. J. Smith Vildseberdi, Shropture, view • • '.. -,. . . rivet 'l'll f: LONDON GAZETTEi 4tili. 8. •“' r - 4 „-, : _.,te'", 555 _ maxim a Routit ,,m s 4 sls4 Atp s . osakir, pros . ..1. Jeasll,i ~ . ' r I.:. •-•,.... ' ...i Pill ern 4 1, ee'eare 're oey-seriveser-Atouwier 4 .l.DaireEltirsw","Xe* • • Auitti..r• tatiker--Septemboll4 5 1 /: Coke, 14 'Welter- su COURT OF CRASOBIIY, Attie sr 11. ; it the Court at Carlton.ilause, the : bib of ___„,___ l. , . it .1. sou. miserweittooseyin ' ton ' , ik ,, i stiiitigiw o i t i?. i iii .. 1 , 412 turroc . 0 . . 14110 .tt ,few du fa age published an account of a reineale:. -- .7•1 , Tirol -- if:. -11.1 V '1)4. 1 . • . . a, : . . 7 ~ • 1812, Present, his Raj al Highness the 'Prince t e l 8, , i i , ,. liebeea . lot (~„ , Grove. ro w-!t--Atesiterbeee:l7, .• . PIIIIIIpIeI, r , • vi, ;sum _ • -I heat It years of age, who had arrived in the tn.: bia, as i i i.,l ,. r ,or s .. tiwt ..._ K comber St en:N ' ' ''' it teskill -: :' 'VA tipn'OE . the, a bebelf, of .theittusties! , roper% without ' money and without friii;intz, a f t , I , Regent in Council, • Whereas, by his Majesty's Order in Council; hear - greet, Oils .1[04 16 005 M eg ' iii ;AL, ' of ' Setcenlept v - epon the Merrhige et having wandered to this to on In quest of her insane Ing date the 18th day of December, 1807 : his Mad- ch1 ", 5!1 , . 7 7 7e " 1.4 eaves ge. ••• I" • • .' rth - ' I r a '' I.4llllliit Pte set wife, praying to ,be r ii?ver, , iller tale, however, to the Magiorates in .... ... mom. . , - pt . opkwe ßTlF . ob le mere •A is , at •• . el . 1 roomoval air. , Ad , .. ... jesty was pleased to order and commaltd, "..that ge.: in and 4410 1 pr0r4 and recesse, ; a,.;liandoe l contradicts the •narratite . ivh i Cli she gave nevel reprisals be granted against the' ships;; Bootle,' . : Her " L„.. e c_...J. m o p e . eembervtooe u bstildivr.,l hem. ..:1 71 u , .0" It, warrant 0 a At i tOrellejee,#,Ppl. eet fibre :' . 'l"ll6 . facts,• as far as we knoW'be the lady, a re --eri_ci . il - A , ; 1 4 1 . , 1 :.. 6 ' 6 101 10,11, R. 11111 ! re fem ., 4 6 ' d ~ - . ~. c •- i 6 13,6 1 .- riti44 -' • nee Of tile said Mar. flume t shewitsitrivetti rag viii twit,' 'with a small bog, and subjects of the Emperor of All the' Rtiasiai: And whereas it is expedient that the said , Orate : einl4,ul6,,weny-11460411,idelemweeymvIlateat 16 J ciiii ior erwea , v1i,. , 1 5 7 e . . „ , ii ys , , ~ ct t . ..! • •-, . die of- s didthea, near G'hester, antwas admitted into should b e revo ked, his Royal Highness the Pri'i'lle rani-4.,sle.v a l.efel tr' na',f=er l i ei lfi t %`‘, l 7 l : l4 B li,, c ttr a t 'E e l" 31' for ki tb s e : petitioners, statecy i ,thak. a We , tisk coach. from thence to this town.. Although 0 Regent, in the name and the behalf of • his Mau . teri r e'w* -1 e 11. 1. -He i t'itt. She;eld, i s t revoniner-a l r• Nightio" . Ihiii i Btapt•s wire wikke wido* or.onc i $”101011, ti.': their destitute of tloley, she was treated with thn jesty, is pleased, by anti with the advice of his Ma: e.,_,,.........._ . ..,_,. ~, S'''''''Pritl a - Pe ' l l ltr ' b4l.4oobaliet • to"ichoin'tlie Baqkropt.htt s heen.foreu !greatest humanityr the family at the L i o n In •d 9 'the said- • "• e ning • 7m - rx- - --. --- .. 'I ll jesty's Privy Council, to revoke andennul . ii ! lait .. ..i . , *. , • . , , , , _, i „ i ~, . , , ,__ ~ ~ L _,.. e __,„,,,.. • 4 •,.... a __ . a , . an wire4ec rilivilig. tw,, servantsin constant . Order, and the salvo is hereby revoked end bet ' . ~''• billtrigilleffilltEeD/894PLVEIS..' -a' - _ „•___, Mani 1 : 4. JOUrne./Matr al!". w"1 , V. .. .I"! , itt rP!„ rid nt • ' ' •' • 4 Weletnnwrasit r Meows , , lesteralevie, chenOlifreelline" . pointed MS widow Sole executrix, and sesiduary le. attendant* , night and day, and occasionally a mein forth annulled. . • Iniwnsonleacieei t aaa' - kr eg e , '!".. d , i stect ho ts gill*. - A, trent* of marriage Wll3. eOeted ' loo be-, . Cal person... She made no applkatien to the Phrsi And the Right Iftino . urthle the Lords ' Comm is - .ownittre s , t e t t iim, .. 1 ' 6. '7 • I t V 4biltil li tiiiii .• it ~.kia • - tWeOl. tiii -liiiilertiPt; and Idli prete, ,. ire t and' in,' ciao. or attendants` at the Insane Establishment 4 - 4° ft e r s a l ' is Ma j est744 , Trelisp ,__ l A.,. l ' l4-I ‘,-._ laitlt Pl s liaitti,::_rirrot;.St.. l4 : l % l F4iietometoekino aereeel • •" I ""e'''".....,'' 1801, ,psev' rour to the inarrtage,;# ; . s . of Settle , ,; tisktown ; .hut she mentioned that she was in quest Principal Secret ties of tats, teo 147 .. ..ra 0 Z71t?' ag o WdkaikenElt z .jtm, heeler, linepttrnpe t ml-TlL,Vii t 7;i rneni was. entered.. into, 'whereby ,t - , whale ,iit the of '.a . lover ; and she so minutely described the f ir, . shiners of the . 4dmiratit/,, mit ijue' 3 i r. tits ,i IY: Ll.!'il,._h_snt,..wi,,,z":4 o l:4g r , -4 21 2 .11"6:iiiimv v. Mt; • property ot which the testator dio„ opo'spii ; 1 rcop, , icii and appearance of a gentlemaa who at pre‘ e I nigh Court of Adodialty,iiinict: the 3100.6 0 do. Pm. , mnr- , Y DC M d. "014•14= 1 14 1 -1 4' v; 13 " . "" '''' - i tof house, furniture, ate& n -trade, hoOk: resides in this town, that he was taken to her . II Courts of Vice4(dmirall - ty,_' - itro . 1* * ll4Ces sAt i i pp, : tr u , 1 4 0, 1 i i i, 5; , 4; it .. "b uo d eff ,_...N. p o e . 8 8 114 _ , i ..., . ,_ ;Tar..., 64 " pikittaille' . '' r4i kialif• tli" ' - einnb-initniitictinW lei= and SV:! debts, &c. and relied at 1 I.•un ..opa al ds, was . meaty at the Inn. During the interview the 1;1,! ) , directionS berelikel to belie` • .., 74 - a i• • r • o • • j saner taiti. •!:- 7 -* - •-rr• . _••• 0- o‘co o "c"! CAoltr; Xingtialttevoaf • tiattrit'drxwmt""lr 1 0Ti. a .; s i g - t o - _ - _1 ; rested in the present petitioners. 10 Trtistees for ' the; scarcely spoke ; she had bat just recovered from au .. .. , ..„ .._.- c at i stirsio . i .. ; ,3 sl " ro t i tßrl s iz b eliktriesenkft 4 ;nr a r .. , ft: mi Ze t. l 9 0,,, an d Ae pp r ite I,ll e . ii o f 'tho.wife, who, by appoin i t." ; hysteric tit. The gentleman, however, asked h , r -. •• : '- 's-Usioi-i.: - I - • ' • 1-1 •/ ," 'f• • 1.1 wit a - tU v ile, ';,,i4 4 ..t. gli c ht4t, ,u ZiotbAte** - I**Aliallyr tient in writing, .seetiontitied te.dispese'of the whole s , several questions, and remarked, that he tbo l i g h t h e . - ,Fooign-O d jice, ifug.. $,. MI lik: : . 'o'iri 1 limpli and S. Hart, Plynmath, merchants. r otany * pert 'of it.o4Lba ' ape of non-appointm ent s , hid seen her at a public breakfast at ilrentford. sire ~ ~ Ills Royal. Highness the-Prince itege;ie has I,6aiil . , ne . _ „,.. . -,7 1 7.7.L'1nq er &t ri ce ' k, . ..4 1 ; 4 01... , ft , * proper& was reetedln . th e Pale T rustees tor t oe . Mentioned here that her parents lived at 11.etitford, A rage Price of . tit.i pleased,Th 'the name end.** the behnlf of his ..Niaje's- r „ 55 b, ; 5 4 4 e . 64. *emu. .'. •, - - '' l 91 . benefit of her infant evon,', by her fi rst marri. Dot at Bath; Enquiry has been made at Bath, hilt - . • , use.an % • I ty, to appoint -Edward Thornton, Esq. tube his Mau., 'A w n* mi t er eettel/IN or 04611.A.NDioaDRALlelhoper i ageohenanoefilla mincie fiersald intended hushand,, no clue has been discovered that could enable the en. 3esty'e Envoy ,Itzi.%4.lDAA/,.4n4, Atiaist*t , rieuipp- ' Toner.. fro: ow-sel ii r km •r, i ,` l g', o : l ll- ''''' .'' ie . ...`"•l Oahu : the • no*Jiahk,rupt,• to bark tbe use of,the property, .; q,uirers to identify the persons alluded to, or trace . 4, tentiary at the Courkot. Swenson,. , ~. ...- . • .'. ' •••••• :Wiest* tile' - ------'- „" ' - lis ---t--• ' or Wen . payment of the.vislneat a subsequent period, 'the circumstances of the narrative. His itoyal'llighness - theirinot Regent has also s. ..1; s. d. ft .. ti n . s: it.' i. a.- c 41. 4.. L to.enjorthe,Whele in his,to4, right.. Sometime Sub- been pleased, bathe uanie,pnd On Ow 1it...4a1f oryllit,, Sub 14$ : 0 es 4. • If.o_ *'NVIV •. .16 11 76. - 14. 4 . 16 1 . s o cep ncl iiy A ke marriage .1401 j TOM irerioui t o his : ' . - , „ CORO.NER'S INQUEST. Majesty, to appoint tveorge.gholto I)ouglaa t fag. to * • * . •-•" ' ' rq's' , ': , -I!banktioptr . which happened; ht Igtt, the Bank;, . - . . :a , ef al * * , l' --***ll.***-- be his Majesty's Secretartsf Legaileaitt ttaecourt. The hiss of . theitifines said to bare been 7 thrilltaibta . T upt .. oo, erred steel& to Old amount of 400 i .. tuthe - -: -. 11 1 1 ." . • by the - Riissiiiii Is vineierY probable, whether we Trustees, row pleases of the said deed, and also exe.. Idmiraley-o,fitre, - .4uguitiii ‘" ' . • "• consider the made of warfare at present pailsutid by crated his warrant of attorney for 6001 . f o r th e same Vice-Admiral iir Edward Pellew has trativmitted them, or'ilat 'general'Chatekenstice of their a-rraY. purpoeeu Upon his examination before the Commis to John Wilsou Croher, • Esq. a letter from the lion. Colonel Dmink,in . his bodk it'proti the *Miry eite*.; sioners s. the Bankrupt swore that no account or re . Captain Wirldegrase,.. of tits . Majesty's ship ' Volon . blishments.or tuiopi,...6ys; tn speaking orthe Ringl luzitioli;nf,the property took place upon the 'execu . taire, giving an account of the capture of t h e Co- gran ioklOry, a le•W wa yi mategid with the teaeties.t tion sif the Deedof ,Sat a tlement, end that it was not lembe Preiih 'felucca, carrying one hole gun a n d and coarse sf diet; c tliiiFidniir iftter' qualities tieete br . worth mere than 400. >upon which the Commission eight swivels,. with 45 men, on the 234 of June, off encourage Itlielfigilbrant government ip obstinately: ees refined to admit ammo( of this claim under the Cape Croisette; • lir the boats of the Volontaire, on. 0 4 04 neka l ttiAtivt'. To the duties of the Como -- .Coni i inimion. _ . ' - ' - it Shaw, One mid.; , right:"' l l oildti le s 'edds;* . ool,i u The& Sir Smarm, RoMILLY, for the Assignees, con -- . Saturday afternoon an Inquest was held before Mr. GEL., Coroner for Westminster, at the Bunch of Grapes, in Bow-street, on the bodies of John Shepherd and - - Fitzcroece, the workmen who lost their lives by the falling of the two houses is Russell-street, Covent-garden. Henry Triggs, a.bricklayer, was the first 'witness examined ;he was at work in the parlour circuit . the houses tbatfell, heard a crush, had juelitee .to call out to his companions the party wall was ceelog. down, and when he .reached . the knee s door, Ark ii • struck down by the falling bricks and.telea3 heitaa; covered in a few minutes ; the houses. fel4yeati twelve men were buried in.the reins--.-by eight o'clock six were got out little bruised, four others were taker" to the Middlesex Hospital, and the twoll'bitforfunitl 4 men, the subjects cif'the . priseo Miro reinslned buried, and Were taken dur . o44iii'FigdaYeveidog. There was much questiOnkps . as to3he real cause of the accident. The now repairs were;sbited to base been well executed by Mr. Brahami butbutt that tke fall of the buildings was•owisg to the failure of an old , party wall; After a recapitulation of the evidewcittie Co roner, The Jury returned a 'velciict4erThat - joha Shepherd and "Fitzcreece, nieErtheir deOtlis • bpthe falling of twe houses, occasioned' by the de fectiveness of an olipvty. wall" • - - .iote t seldom estalill9li Magazines. When they have sionally ,. formed them; it has appeared so nun t measure, ' that' Onti''division of the army has frequent: 1y plundered aiiiidier." .116 supposes the arrival of the F.,4 1 ,6 Petersburgh, - and ergs s, we think . Conc4iiiively; that the fall of that city would 'tyn mote fatal b its consequences to the Rus sian Empire tlia'n the hostile possession of any other capital would be to any of the other European countr-likt der the direellans of Lieutenant shipman and two seamen were wounded in the boats ; . and on the side of the enemy, three were killed and seven wounded. The felneea was commanded by an Enselgne de Vais.sean, and cent nut expressly to attack the Vo lontair.'s boats, w -re waiting to Intercept the coasting trade from Marseilles. MLitt% Itr PROMOTIONS. - , tended, that order these circumstances, the Trustees could not luppermitted to claim this demand. There being no aiieoeut taken of the value of the property,' at the time or the execution of the Deed of Settle ment, and the Bankrupt having sworn that it was not worth more than 4001. the subsequent• security for 6001. was a voluntary gift from the husband to Oil wife after marriage, and could not be set up as against future creditors—that it was a fraud against ,the claims , the proof of which ought not Oillee of hrtinaore 4ne. 7, 1812. 11 oval Regiment of Artillery. Second Captain David tut he Captain, vice Fenwick, doe , rea,cd. hated June 'll, !812. First Lieutenant Charles Illachley to be Second Captain, vice Storey. I)stel as a' ore. Second I itnitenaut Frederick Bayley to be First ,Lientrannts sire litachley. Dated as above. Corp. of Royal Military Artifl^ers, or Sap:ten and Miners. William Robertson, Gent. to be Sub-Lieutenant. Dated Juts 2812. Royal Foreign Artillery. bilehael de St. liywilite, Gent. to he Second Lituteasst, vice D'Ozotiville. Doted Aug. 1, 1812. Comini..inn signed by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in tilt. Paine and on the behalf of his Majesty. Edward Noble Richard Belt tn be Adjutant to the linatingdon. shire regiment of Loral Militia, vice flank, resigned, ,Dated Aug : I, SPIV.' Comraission4 in the cld Regimeet of Royal SittneyMilidg•dflied by the VI .6.-I.ieutenant of Surrey. George Payne, tsti. to hiMajeir, vice Vudgen, resigned.. Dated Aim". 4.1812. William Ryan, Gent. to be l i kogßepaist. on a vacancy. Dated .inly ;, Wilpam Buchanan, Gent. to be dittO. Data J 1812. - - POsvers—bis words are; In an open _ ..dtry Russia, such success would be almdst decisive df the war; fqr the ca of niust - theiV he removed to Mos cow ; aitithi th%l kate'sitotild Ritsia,• by the revolt of the v rotigh•lsiOvhices la - the Orgenitation of nil new ad& Vigarifits' afittit there, be Compelled to fit the Seat of 'ketfeuttfority a point toter distant as Moscow, it:emit/be ebnsidered to effectually driven out of Flitropti. -1 Her •fnetedoce eis the affairs of 80- - rope in that oaf, would be be- sl ater than that 'of Persia." • ' " • r: "-' The description' ti f. the Rotsian armies', by Sir Re. ZEST WILeO4/,' also favours the supposition thatthely Commisstil t' it ill attended to ; but his acceint the Droutdki . leads is to believe, that when - the Rita' sian Bulletins shall irtive; they will account for the loss of the thoogandi l of 'French horse spoken softly BoxAe.taxt. Poi rapid, tnetPeCtrd; and vigottnrs attacks he desititteithe Coasacksin the most glow ing colouft ; • iti:d lairs,. that an advancing enemy and their 'in the , of creditors, . to be permitted. The Loan Cussctra.os was of opinion, that he could not hold this deed to have been executed in con, ternpfation of fraud, unless the contrary was shown. This person, being so much enamoured of the widow, was willing to settle the whole of her property upon herself, in order to induce her to marry him, and he mint take it that the property was of the value then rePiesented, in the absence of better evidence to the contrary. The transfer of 4001. stock, and the exeMition of the warrant of attorney, was long pre v4oosiwwr net of bankruptcy, and given in fur- Ihkantenfl the provisions of the Deed of Settlement enteredtato previous to the marriage. Under these circtmistances, he thought he could not consider the transaction to have taken place in contemplation of fraud; and therefore conceived the Court was bound to give effect to the Deed of Settlement, by permit tin the Trustees to claim. Thu A circumstance worthy of - notice in the Greenland Fishery has happened this year. A. whale, taken • by- the men of the Autrora, of Hall, was foond to have in its back a harpoon belonging to the native • fishermen of Davis's Straits. This settles a dispute amongst naturalists, whether the fish from the Straits emigrate to Greenland. I.lxecertote or .1). Diwson.—This unfortunate manosettered the awful sentence of the law on Saw day, • at twelve ("clerk, at the tap if Cambridge Castle, amidst a surrounding Sseemblige of at least twelve thousand spectators, it being the Market-day. Previous to Damson's condemnation, end for a chts or two dfter his conviction, he was warily and boi tetous in the extreme ; but the unremitting and Pious exhortations of the Chaplain,' the Rev. Mr: Pearee,.... transformed him to a convert, 'and instilledinfo . his _mind those religious precepts, which alone - eat* him to meet his fate with a confidence of fdrevedeil in the next world . Thi culprit Spent his last days id `the fervency of prayer ; and; Oti•the scaffkilk; he be.. • hayed with a manly hut religtotit fortitude, andri-s• pressed . his fervent hope of enjoying a niore' happy state. Dawson has made a full confession of his guilt, and he has also made a deClaration of his ac ' complices in the whole poisoning business. To the honour of the turf, however, not _ a single Gentle inan is involved in the confesslorii -and . Dawson was rather an agent than a principal. The parting be tween the prisoner and his wife, who is a very re spectable woman, was very adectini, and which r Dawson 'described as more to him than death itself. At twelve o'clock 'the - culprit - was launched into eter nity, after twenty ininutes had been'/ant inpraer- The- body-was "afterwards depositerftri tel'fitt, ler ntermeet.. He declared he deter meant to kill; but pleatit. bast week, several shopkeepers at Halifax, `vt!P coriefeted In penalties and costs, roF payetr.. m o tes ataconvenience in business for small c7l4euge,. , the. erection of New ,Betbletn i . in St. C0 0 49: 0- , fief*, is proceeding with great rayiditi. 1L Vainetuiy... • reached its height, and is extremely exte nsiv e: 44.A coespapdious. The cells are achnirahly ate h ll *vapid, to afford. every poiible :conifOrt; tn„the ' Apsfeetuot, . Patients.; and the building,. en.the whole, crime. solidity ; and -fecori,ty, .nrith.neatiese:aiad. eleafPC.e. William tutee, N'ent. to he litt . .viiil74l3lili4All;olft ma - qt.:fad ... lie ',riipetnostty m... ... courage . _ Dated Maly 7, Md. • ' . • • most radial way. • The French were taught the effects kitat I Lind cork, Gip., to be Mt..; Tice Burdwatato fframoted. oft Dived July 9, fits 2, their. Warfare nioit stioiblY ;and Sir Roster says, , Commissions io tot Bole and A rtvle Milliii. • liga* , the Lord, that if 'Only - 'lo,oooColitcks could be so disciplined LieSiessir net t " 4. " 11144 n"'" "'..'• ' ' ' ' as - to act in uoian• *di brder , therwOuld be irresist- James Smith, Gent. so be Liege•mil, vet Thamallei resivel. _ _ Dated July 8, LSI% ~„ ~ r "bte.b ' datlble-titeltt*lttablir t of the French cavalry. t y Daeg'l Campbell, Gent. hi ge,titSigo,riee IP yogoiti,s ..7 --- . • .VA think itylkihaide that the lose of thousands o f ed to the Line. Dated avalsays. ' ''•••- •••• • '. ' . bow/will explitirethe ruMours'of a battle received In • BANK R.UfT4IC.En A RAID. .• • • -___. letters ; fr om !kali& On. Siturday ; and - that the v. Gardiner,' St. Anbmstcurt, ironmonger. (run Jullza , lb •Irtillfttil idninctitt guard bad suffered in skirmishes Septensber 3. ' .. 'with the tisatat.io: '-• ' • - . Bit N I( RI THUM SU PE R SEMEN. J, Reece, Nturport. Itturcostlishireograeer.• r.. v , • . 91rilDsitetWadailcht speaking of the Cossack, T. Aldred. Manchester, enttoo.werclutt. says,=-" NOtbinetan elude his activity, escape his T.11(182 ""? rsteckta kila ie l f t . ePtS.' . • , penetratiod,' . iir suiptio his iAtilancb. So :instants, 74 . Leval. East Amithileld, 9911 rater, "to surrender Asa. 15, 'o f a Ourprize is on record. Mounted on a very ill ev. Sept 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, hie. A. bemes, Bevis 'r ottdiAbtwdli but well tired horse which Call walk Mark*. St, Mary vrt.. ' .- i kf!..t !: i. 5 .. ... i5a am . , f, IL w i Mame. Oxford-IAM. 11141149aPers• • , spo at thviatir cif &Verniihn an hour itth ease; 'or in his 19 at GuildbalL Attoruil, Maim Sweet .14. ,TDElsilid- speed dispute thiraite` with'the twifeits 'WM a short hall-street. ' Lev hip Ontis w rist, aimed with the lance, it pistol in J. Fryer, Two Brewers. Worshi to viatailler;"Auk I& 2?, Srpt . 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilklados, white his girdle, atui i skrvill,. be never leers a competitor Lina.strf , t, Spitsl.sonare. . . • '"• 4- • ' •:• in single combat? get In the !aft War he irresistibly . B. Padova, Dock. Devoliabire,si , Wri rt em.. h Attit , IS,rdept. 19, at the Auction Mart at 'DX' attacked every ft/Spider scinadren in the field. Terror Auarnies, Mr Smi th and Mr.-sole: to allek ; odd On . rrecectetil :his'-chitrge;'ead in: vale disiipline endett blare In , Clinneerv-aet asekAte••Vadtatf""katfely •' • • veered 'tit pseitimt an imiediment to the protruding F.. Fallow, BM 14.9074. - "Ri Ids 22. Scot,. 39, at f10i71311. Alt mid sea.. Bedford- pikes. Tie - eerriesiers alone preserved some confi 'wet, BodOwsloww• - ' ___" -- • e__-__.• . ' •- • ' ' deicelindifipplifiteditt baliktbdirta and therstill'irf- C Deernvrard; Liver •04.empar. per. 7. 9. 'Po at the oragreco..feee . eirreit TA ,,,,. 0 . 0 1. A sw a n , -m ew% soulignees the -Cossailk,4ol6 t he ' if ‘of Eylau, where the and E. Lrfgh-atreet, Liverpool; cad air. T. Whale, Jabs- Cuirasebtrir MEW their desperate charge on the Res street, IL-Ilford-row. sian r;entre;ind 'panted Otto/ban interval, the QS.. •,y, w oo d, working:on, Cumberland. blokes. Aug. IS. SIS. . , . - _ Sept. 19. g Guildlsall, bonds*. Atteraiei. Newt Plainer; Sackdinatludly bore Miro owtheln speared tint ;'awe" Tomlinson', sad Thonwaii. co . . ollreet• ! horied them, iodine fovitoonients . s r 3lo.Coldackiids4l,o.' n• P.lrkir• Cas t i e-strPet " 9xibti. . 411.g. 1. 43 '1 '' peered` on% thd fiedequipped with the spoil arilii i ikW Sept. 19, at Guildhall. Attorney, r. Ohl Oty cheseri . ...4. • • -i , --'they act 'ln dispersion, and when the? Id.' ben; Bi.he'neattmtreet. T. , rac.; Prime's R;sbanal s lliiellfibmdthe I alli 3 .; .iiniietcrehargeAt is Mit with a 'systentitic fornmifltti.; S. w"ndel'e* , Aller nimm ," 3l . - 40 g ies t ik 414 4 4 . 9 ‘,..f l itrve lj ,.. , L ryi es . -- but- en - matte . •dr what in Gerininy 11 ' 'Rid' the Cosuty lian, A s • _, , . 1 ca • , bar, t and Mews. Hasa_ taillirliiigai; olo l 4 imi-Mare• ~ .esperwr attack: - INlO'cavatry - hat dower , like - tiliktirtiO 19 (4 .34 .1% , ..rk l e 9 T . ,: tu tostrt ha i i.. ahlms*Itar, ilimpey, Ih kk " . Dawa r ere ' .ll ,: gel .,,'"`g*„, t .'" eta . rch for __llinysstittl_ ni t thts; climbing hills MAW . 9 .. Throemorton-vtreet. • .....• rivers, sad ~ . int , rough valleys .withr t ar ~ .... ,1 41 • i.'w% I..%aiiite4 and 3. Walley , 1. ." 11 " 1 "e t. i. 111 7 11.1113•1 ruption. Ten tliqueind such warriors woe ,iegaitt4; Aug. is.' / 1 6.," 1 . 19 ' 111/3 . 111/11AIL . A"rneY '' ir. linint ''' more than equahititribers; &teemed In every . iefd, l Johamtreet, urd- row. , i . . M, na r y, \Yapping High-greet. grocer. Aux. 11,13, Sept. !or tu the course of a campaign ruin thetr . adveriarid, 19, at f:uialliall. Attorney. Mr. • Mace; Billiter.'quare, Yen- Iby mere excessof ..,., ._''' ''' ' -, Cheghtr7et • ' -- • • .4/1 • ol.'Ce I A . de t ueetiti ire broke ou t ' on 'Frida . ' %WOOD -- Walsal, Staffordshire. butcher. Auk, %,- ,:. P. 1 S r Wkg 404)i -bridge,' - ! - - - Martial, Firalvas was accordingl, prayer of the petition .. iy g.. !Y-PARTZ WirtriaLtO, Toz HANteurrcy or SULW. This was an application on the part of Messrs. Whitbread and Co. creditors of the Bankrupt, to have liberty to sell the lease of his dwelling-house, over Which they had a lien, the same having heart deposited with them in security of 10001. advanced to tisoßankrupt, at the time he entered to the house; there was another 'creditor who had also advanced lea ' the Bankrupt, at the thee of entering to the house, WM; aed, on his port, it was now contended, that the lease had been.. dpposited with Mr. Whitbread, as a security for his debt also. Besides these two sums, Mr. Whitbread had, of* more recent date, advanced to the Benkrupt 1001.; and ho now claimed a lien on .the ,lease, not for te 11100 L merely, but for the 11091: . . . The Loan Cri•NoSrAillk ordined the matter to stand ever till be should hear Whet code, be 'said in beholf•of each of ihoie parties, standing, as they did, in situations so pilteree to the interests of each other. Ae.totbeorgiaalodrance made by Mr. Whit. breed, his. Lordship. bad stn doubt that the lease was to be Regarded's* for that sum. The other., evediter'edebt for sool, be could •n ot regard as stand-. big in a Similar siteatioo,, there being no writing to prove that the fact wee so ; and even as to the ad. .vanee of Aooi..rnade by Mr. Whitbread, at a subs, - **Mkt Period, 'he evas-not satisfied that the, lien cow tiered it. These were. his Lordship's prosentimpree.. *Omni but he should hear the matter farther, wheuelll rt parties were ready. Thorsasy night, between ten and eleven o'otock, , alio John Johns's, of Charlton 'Crescent, Istliiipe 'te*;'was returniiir hews- from the City, holwal• lftisbOki hy - two fotAsolli Mgr the Shepherd and' filsephodess in the City:road t who robbed him-of htsFisticketbook, cesttainfug bank-notes to tlid isiestat of about 401.* with which the villaini made their iecape. •," , i.. 4 I trgiern, SCPI,pN 81,QCO• fr , wi • iliciaa y s‘7liirf. 4 ' ' 2RO.d. - Nier' -,4 r ntesh .clipar e igy i l l u ie r r )d 1 0 4 4 . Ills .-" ' 9 . Aug. 'irill 40, 44 -4 1- ,../e. 4.4112 '... hi Coßtet,(cotaimiagq .4 , • PertbthirtMeadere , a), um 4' • ' - Pardit, , ,t 4 II - • iiio;4l 4 .4 2 P''' t,ar AT ii 1 , ;49 .! N •----, Dos •- ag . , 1 1 04 14.0 imv vra anti. 9 Y . ae.iiii4, 10 edam air .. . ti.... ill, .. ...... • lelidta,,, ^ tdri AleitiiitOr 19ttra.,4gettiu 7 ,- •" -, , ) • Broad Ps. et Pierilalient-suct-t.' •- • 1, 0 ~ Ala Handily bartiagatt 2.5 pars, Itizracs, ft of ' , fri t am ip umi i w _41:3. 1 . 413 er5 Ua . 1 6i . ,,7 e :„. p i r7 b : , ,,, ,_ . , 14 ' An Za, : 7llltrri tt4 ' l4 .r.d athid (llec al t• !, • , , • ••• • • ' '' $10•41101i thre'lataittry i st J Ix iba 11.1narltlytraat • 0 ,•• - 11. /: °4. " 11.1a.l°111". I ._ __ - _ _ . -1 nd neet4L lty I). vetIAV.F.L.I. at' ,t: W. Facer. Walsal, Staturdshire, butcher, An. 4111, 22, liep. ; it uestructrvn um lifOlLe our OD i . Mal IR PerWrOHl -- i - T-. -- . • e.,,_ ...Ala lAAP. ......f Mat the Fli!eh of Hume. Whicattor-hridir* Ihnirimbilire. ! about two o'clock l in some hayricks standinsio AWL Atito„Warwick Anises, . Barnabar Wailer: and ietinshirf Hendi Attorniev, htftsrs. Baxter and Martha ' Farainagailliti aid )11r. ' field belonging to. ~-,---- 'iron n, Dyou, • Lichfield. • ~ 1 Esq. fi ve 10 40,0 9 „ his loa; who had picked - Ws bill ' Table 111. itid n. ' aCtuad'Perdi .- DIVIDENDS.• A ./.• . ' 1 the E4lgewite-oviad, ishicii fageil wilt f.4 4 . 9 0w0m 1 goloert*a it to their own' sr, w ere tried and found : • , t ri 4 1 • 1 9# w A m Ku g 20, J. ibi l d l it, D elui „ s tym., Doha , trer—An. fury for st 'corisiderable nine ' and thfeittafileffliripitty.:m -- Intheir deftinvo ail); ahld, that baling found . os rn ia g , 4, cast 15. H. 1.. Goodson, Iradentiall. , trret. . - * ntruCtioll 0( . 100 inirrounding buildsogitTh'-'isotibriyibe ,. .tbe,PeirtYs • (he co - OM : Jeddteitilid, l l_--„Hotta u . se, de n i er — •l ,l" l ,, x P , h ,st re lti, """ J. F. nfir-P4ceery: St. r ( ken le°r w 4 e 4. l ! r e - r e fi- r e 4 l ' lj e lli ti P ', letta h l r k a rsebt s: ' titnelr arr;vll of fermi' elighstos irS9lll , ,,• 11* ..' km Poe owa . bit 'ea Prevn..."4 . J. l'; l4' in t.S' s ' fuunder—Seirtemher 6,1%. Lumley, Itaupagate../eweller— Am,rust great Itcliiritfilr tik liiiined - , 1 /tNiroo , s , , ... ' , •. Ing 'Willie* ezpreisetthisfisitriliftOn'tif illaigna- ' :Thab 7, Si 111 , is, H. s m i th , H. cl iesmer , a m d J Do w n Great Winchcster- ~ .., : lA .- eli & ..i. • • -.,.. ~, , I 7 , 4f :ff.,..-1. , ~k _ ._.jl - L., ilf ' lOl street, merchants- , 4.t most 29, ..1.. dunk, Ad son-eauseway, i Ont'lrtuyout , bums 'any:: Tursicer: . . • * - stoo.lsses ast ti o t s t s t =ibut-sitr shoal d fora at furry, stoor- w' — kuptit 2% ,Y. Humphrey, *ardour- ! tairied by ifhtiLtatetforisu web e al -• ~ .. . . ataitiltlbe :Al: , y ,kt Wilt the 41tYy 'of .. . ' ' • i i i street, Oxford - street , boat and slsse•maker.-A•ghst I!, S. 11?3.3, a hh,,,,„ --..• f-*".: , . .1 , s t n 41.111 rap t. vs ors , Prignlington, Torkilairr,. elsiner—Auftast i ti r u n agoore.js n. '":" . • • • .I, swum, - na9l/01 Ja Col, eie , sec tsume-- Anytemble . 1, ,18_ e, Daily's- I, (NI ;• . Lyousig milt lies '' ' ' 10'04 al• tealtfirithis,lirher ► , and ub ' con'• r e of ' uniN terrace, cu4 r onad, cerpemer—oegest•sy, T ornford nod G• at 0 tforit4 avalOorarie lit dtillot e tt e flA 1. : ..111, ,i ets) - conar ord , laaec *nal, imittlitsftwills." - rAs6 9 O Ws . se ' llo p t ie weingia i t t w or dwaot. . . .. ~ • ihe W. P. NeetlhAm, Lomb, itaroneh ire, menhans--Aaguat 29, -..,, ' s, • i'llt 4 • . '. . ' ' = WIC Ihn. ir * 64 t $61* " 4 • .. Th...,,...n_.,....--, Yorkilifte,llsi-drener—Aa- at Witsitry:'• Treeftlits 46 "HP* Rh •• , t i. ; -4 . " ' salkaire------ ref 4iiike_ ta 011; 1 ; 4 ! , 1 1 ., t - - gid 29, J. &Mks, git/I'F". 4l grrti (. 4 1 s1 )81 . 4 e: wi r!" l4 " 4 " &shad feti bribe bee aid •ifties. dtiottailti w - ''. , r ) . IlreN secb glistoticati t• ea* Yowl - n ' r ' In ° ll U °l4 :Pr ,ngs 31, ( t ßeider and S. Reeder, 1.41. been-drapers—. f ' y ,Aus,..st 31, U. Itsyssuo, lAadk.y, lodinate, 'clannassafscia- throat with a razor. - lank - . Jir i a • •••••••••- .Ii ET 1 I Aft thl