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• . . guh if &ell in the barn; no knowledge or Its hie ing been fired since the beginning of March. William Leech, nephew of Joins Leech, remem bered on the 19th of May the deceased coming to his uncle's home, and going to the barn to James Lightfoot. He staid there about fire ftiaries, and than came out and told witness lie was going to cross the wath, but this was not ill Lightfoot's hearing. He went out of the fauldgate which leads on to the !said, hut does not know which way he turned. ‘Vitstess used the gun a tittles, hut not taws'. Had not used it at dust lone inset the be ginning of March, and he put it ire its place then loaded with hall-shot, rod the wadding was of sonic kind of printed paper. Ile never diseharged the gull from that tune till the 19011 of May. nor did lie know of any burly else doing su. Criuld not say whether tise shot nrodueed was the same as he load. ed it with or not. It was generally used for partridge and moor game—the shot produced he thought was the kind which was used for the same purpose. Cruse-exutniised-1 lad tie gun out after the 1•e -gtuoiog of March, but did not fin• it—the Prisoner had likewise the gun out. Witness sometimes fished—made his own flies—did not know whether cuckoo or magpie's feathers good or not, as he never used them. Prisoner never fished. _ - ....._. Examined by the Jur/Kt.—it was the time of the year the fly was used, but could not say the Pri soner peomiseil him any feathers. Prisoner might have iiientiolied that the motto* was good fur fly making., but did not think he ever promised lain ones Hr had received field-fares from Primmer to use the feathers, but could out say hew often. John Leech again called.—Tlitinght *Vat the beginning of Mardi nephew used the gun, but cot since; never fired it nil himself since, nor did he know of any other person doing so. .lohn Robinson proved that he went to Leech's house with the deceased fur ilie purpose. as the de. ceased told him, of getting 4.. from Prisoner. Wit uess left him there. Hitched burns., (a relation of prisoner, and a ser vant with Mr. Leech) rorroburaied the evidence of ht-t wooer*, and likewise said that prisoner agreed to call on her ota the Saturday, at Wetlwrall, anal Ito Carlisle togeener. She was leaviug her ter va.‘• on the evening of the 19:14. ar.(l when she hail got abort 5.100 erode from Scarrow-hill.. the Pri sioner came over the hedge to her, and It'd her if lie did not see her the next day at Witherall, lie would at Carlisle. He asked her if she hail got her Mager, but she could not recollect what answer she made him—she had, in fact, received part. He men asked how long his moister came in before him, HMI slit told him about a (winter of an hour or in minutes; ha: then asked her which way tie ramie in, 41:! , 1 said, to the best of her belief, at tier front door. They saw some person on the road, and he bad.. her good evening and they parted. Cross-exansimed.—Knew Maxwell very well ; he came to her master's often to seethe Primmer. Johu • (;ill, COMMilittOti. war in Mary Scott': 'latest, which is about 300 yards from where the body was found, un the 1911 i of ably last. About half-past three he heard the report of a goo, sinl ►iw amok. in the plantation. Has been in the plantation sioce, and the spot where the body 4,14 fotad was th,• very spot whence the smoke arose. The place wei much trodden, and there was blood in the ditch. Ann Diana, of 11'hinoow•hil1, lived 174 yard. frpat the place where the body was found, mild, on the 19th of Map, heard the report of a quit in the direcuou of the plantition way between three and time is the afternoon. Adam I knew the Prisoner; aas working 1'1: the same master on the itttli May last. Wit. i•rut w i loading stones in a quarry al t id yard* I*, am t hortve. The quarry i. further from the plantation that, the house is. On the Melt of i%),iy lAst• between three and four o'clock, he saw the Pre loiter coining up with a gam end very near his mass let's honse.....ass a foot road which bads from a glee towards the hoSt•e door. lie seemed to be in a burly, and was Ili 6 atnoping litotttre-i-hetweris fuming and milking: The gate leads In the planeatioes where the Nub; wee loured, and llornOry. 1k heord the report of a gem. bot was not sure whether before ur alter this true. The report appeared to route Avis a much greater distance thins the burn, but net Certain Irian what qua' ter. Crete entwined.— i)itl not see the Prisoner open the gate or shut et, hr was *hoot two pods from et; 40 or 30 yard. front the golf. ill the intro end. Be lieved it was Lightfoot that lie i)lnberved, but was not quite errl.4lll of this fact. William Maxwell, tattier of the deceased, said he Was employed by Robert Leech on the day be fore Whosuee Saturday, which was the day previ ous to missing hi. IWO. lira . 15 there all tit. dry, and the house blood but a few yeattis born the born; iS In the taitt•c le•teero there and lour, lint did nut bear ihe report dotty from the barn, which lie must hare heard lead such hero flied there. ltt ntrmh the apiprelietpion of Prisoner„ when it.• latter asked witness if lie thought he weenie' do bitch a thing for 131. Witioss said he dud nut know what thisury will in the imnorestors of` die (I..cea•ril; taiwr replied, he might as well have taken Inite our erglit before when he hail store; and that he thi. 13s. in a puri.r. Witori , * had the iiatte iu his i.ockrt when dna rooversatiuti iook place, and lie took it out ; lie eisk.il the Po looter if he kiww . it ? lie turned mode and said mi mute. Wlta:tftt 111.ew izfr asked the Piiiioner why lie took tie Kim out of his niastei's house :awl followed his son rrphed ' . . woman. toms went up stases sod charged Prisoner with the crime, which he denied. Primmest asked if the deed was perpetrated on Fridal—wilooss said he did not know when it As, bet be &weld boy better than be did. Wilgus asked if be bad a gun in his hands that slay—beNaid Be bail, and he look 5; to shout a cuckoo fur his weak to dress books with; Prisoner said, when he got to the place the cuckoo was gone—he then went iota., the barn, and stopped there about half an hone; he then saw a magpie and fired at it out of one of the oir-holes of the barn, Willies' observed to liiiw, that he thought it was &large • magpie, but Prisoner did nut give him say 'Newer. He said he did out kill Maxwell, nor ever injured him. Win. Lrecb, of ("night., corroborated the last evidence, and likewise thin Prisdner said Wm. Maxwell had been at his master's hoarse, seeking after his son Mt the Saihrday morning, beftur lie came away, 'fbe case for the pruaecitiuu Isere closed, after occupying five hoots and a half The Frisoner, on being called noon for hie defence, said there was a smell plantation liege Isis master's house, soul there was a corhoo sitting on a tree there. He weitt into the house and gut Ilse goo, and then went out in a stoispinf posture, to get near the bird, without being observed by it, hut it was the., gone; he went into the barn and laid down for a good wbile amongst the hay. He afterwards fired at a magpie, and again reposed himself in the barn, when he re placed bis•master's gun in its former place. John Leech was recalled, and asked if there was a planta tion near the house, and he answered in the affirmative. Thomas Barnes, M.H. of Carlisle, and Mr. John Nichol son, spoke to the good character of Prisoner. They were both distant relatinus of the Prisoner. The Judge directed the Jury not to take iota considers. tiou any previous report which they might have beard, lint to give their verdict according to the evailettee which had beefs laid before them. The Jury asked whether they bad a view of any trees from the barn end ? John Leech, beincealled, said, the end of the barn where Prisoner alleged the gnu was fired was n t the hosts,. The hay in the ban' was only shout two feet high, mid if a person went in soil looked towards it, must have stall the Prisoner. The hole in the end of the barn looked towards a small plantation, within gun shot. The Jury, after retiring ass hour and five minutes, returned a verdict of (,lily—The trial, altogether, occupied eight boors anal a half. In passing sentence upon the Prisoner, the Learned Judge impressively addressed him to the following purport :—Ja meg Lightfoot, after a patient and deliberate cousiderationof every cireuntatinice of the case, and after weighing every doubt, you have been found guilty of the high offence of which you Good charged. I will give my testimony Ilia! lam perfectly sat isfiell, and folly agree with she verdict which has been given 111. — [The Prisoner here said , "My Lord, you are joist murdering nse:"}—His Lordship poicreded-•—lhe Jury have considered your case, and the evidence is such as not to leave a doubt upon their minds. there was au all.seeing rye, from which no' crimes could be kept secret, anal I lewd in the verdict which they have given they have had his assistance. I hope you will endeavour to moire your peace with God and to obtain his par duo. This ease is attended with circumstances of aggravation, fur you hare been found guilty of taking away Ochre of you* bosons companion 5 and I hope you will make an appeal to the !home of mei cy for forgiveness. The offence is the very %el nous One of murd. raid that crime committed upon a per son 111 the prime cif fe ; a pergola fauna whom you hail re ceived no injury. God knows what motive you had for taking the life of this young man; whether it was for the property yon might imagine he had about him or not I catioot say, but he was called to his final account without preparation, for that awful account yourself must now prepare, as the period is extremely short which isallowed you in this life. The law pro perly holds the crime of murder so high that it demands a speedy execution. Do not deceive yourself; fur, un Friday next, you certainly will have to appear irefore him is laujudgre all things;—the same day in the week on which that unfair. senate young man rams to his death by your guilty bloods, will see a period to your life. Yours was an offence corn niitted when nu human eye beheld it ; bail let no man think but that the eye of God beheld it—that eye which can pe netrate the deepest messes of the heart! Let me earnestly entreat your to attend to that advice which will he given to you, and pray to I • who eats forgive, and will forgive, alien repentance is sisieere. Lay your whole heart open to him, nut outs for ibis crime, but fur every action in your life. You heave bus a short time to live, and un the use of it de prids eternal happiness or misery. The Selliellee Or the I.tur ia, u t hat jam he t:iken from hence to the place from wheiier you calm-, front thence to the place of execution, on F. irlay nest, and there to be hanged by the neck till you are dead, and alter your 'teeth your body to be given to the surgeons to Ise dissected sad anatomised; and may Gud Almighty rattand that merry hoards you which he bolds out to every one." (The Prisoner said, " he was a mar. dered man—be was as clear as that bar"—strikiog it with some force. The Ps imonenduring Ike whole time of the trial, seemed to regard the proceedings with the must perfect indifference; and when the verdict of guilty was given it appeared nut to make the least impression on him. The Learned Juke, on dischaighig the Jury, observed that the comity was much indebted to them fur the burnt,,,,, which they had paid to the differeist cases, and particularly to toe last one. lie said, had he been empaintelled anal upon his otch he 11 Id haste gives) his /Amorist to she verdict. Oue of the Jurymen observed that the declaration of his Los 'lshii, had relieved their mitt& of a great burden. Ys i-terilay morning Mr. Justige Bayley, who was on a visit at E.itrlotitil CaRI le, Ow seat of Sir James Graham, Karl. in the neighbourhood of Como bioun, where the murder was oil/omitted which Lightfoot yesterday atoned for with lass life, sniveled the place where the atrocious de. J had been commit. tad; lii. Lordship directed a gun to be discharged from the barn whence the unhappy malefactor had staled he had fired his oiece—and was eonviuerd , from ilse statute of the report heard its tisr house at that shimmer-obit the verdict of the Jury the more it was inquired into, was the more unitupeachable. Lughtfoot replied he had • shot that dry, but litel kuEed noultisig.—EThe Judge here ark's] why -the dui nut relate thus circuesstaiuce Itelore the Coroner's I 'iciness ? he stud he dill nut slunk of St.) Cross,erautened.—The Prisoner suit' his 3011 were iiutituste friends. ltubrrt Leech, of Northateagh, proard, that after 1 2 11 . 0.41er w. , apprehended, lie mid it was a Itard sling he tree to he blisaird for the funnier of 'runt kl.ixwell ; a n d that he had the gun oust of the house, bed had it wo farther than the harm sod abut et a magpie. Hr said the too Comities at tkarroodlitt Toilet clear Isom it'd's/ would tell the truth, is they amid sot arias int hear the report of tie gam. More there was se attempt made to prose a small piece of pioted japer which was tamed .ear tie spot brag part of tbe . waddiug; nod likewise to Waif, • bottom whir% elm faltladapso tie wet is trr ore irt the Inatoria of tie imams if the Primate ; bat as' seither eauld kpro he eal, • the ,0411 ennaptlatate the midetme, we WOW it. t • Jolla 7. . s , sof mut to apOrehead About ttpost Sue I. the .. 11 . 1 411 : 01 1:1: te rked ime o oper i , OViiiw 10 e wit* , a 9 , :71411.141116411 H • ) • a.. • 1 .~ , NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIMOUTN, AVGIIT 43. Parsed by fur London, the Albion, Truatial, from Ker. Lice. _ PLYMnUTTI, AUGUST 114. Arrived ;be Charles August, Pi lib*, from . Ullaborg ; Vol tam, trosnan, from Sasyrua fir Loglon, awl saikd ; •ii.l William Frrtli rick. Pori, from Amsterdam. _ . . . SAM thy John, Hyulry, fur Prince Edward's Wood. PLIWZMICT, AUGUST 93. The Slilhip, of abill fur Falmouili lions Br Wall! pirked up iirar thr Lands End ',fronds!, by a pilot bust, hawing liven abandoard by dor rr-w during the ;rale; she is nearly of water, and her pumps choked A corpse war found on hoard in n ratio, un the silver hreast•plsle is " Charlotte liturgin4 BettniKonh, died Ist August, 1820." HAUt►ICH, •UOUST 23. Arrived the Prince of Orange packet with a Mall (row A small sesq.l, apparently a brig 0(10 'nag, timber lades. was 144.11 this morning in the Wallet, with hods mast•, how. sprit, and rudder rope. arid was in change of two canal: WM who fell iu withlter without auy one on board. nut.L, Almon 24. Arrived the Harmutiy, Sawyn, front Geerulaud, 101 fish, 440 butts. PORT GLAFOOW, ♦UG. 23. Arrived the John, Jackson, how Greenland, Ito fish, 175 Nos; Ate left the Venerable, Bennett, of H u ll, en th e Nth inst. in Mt. O. N. with 22 fish, 400 tuns. er..it, Atmore IS. Sailed t►e lohinenia for North Yarmouth; and the Roger, Than., for St. Prierslnireh. Came flown from the River and remain the Swallow. liatio, fur Honshu,; Sarrosa, Ruderiou, fur Hinichsras; said Swift, Walker. for tlrviile. Arrived owl sailed Str the Rivet so Americo§ ship oast two others, sem, mottoes is. Anent Mods of atm when. pitched I.llllllllllllsOd tl - oo Viewed*/ We i fetched high priest. I 04 of ... . . ' 4 1R0.11 Sii7TIRDAY G4ZE7TE. • • at 14 tra1 4 e.ll Pt MUTAller PROMOTIONt - ' • Irek4por4 _Aorta 44, 1890. • • 22.1 Regiment of Light anytholowit--Captaiw George VIA& from holf.thir 119th Foot, to be Captain„ vice tile.rrge Lionel Duwlon, wbo exchouges—Commission dated Aimee, 17, the. George Feed, Gent. to be Cornet, by pureltame, via Taylor, who retires—dated a. above. 3d Regiment of Foot Guatils--Ifosinitrable Charles Beim must Phipps, to be E. 411 1 111 and Lreriteuant, by purchase, vice Kiopel, prosnoled--datoil as above. Captain William Muckdate to be Adjutant, vice Minton, who resigns the Adjutanicy only—dated at above. 161 h Regiment of Foot—Charles Frederick Thompooti, Greif. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Brand, prim molest in the 73,1 Foot—dated a. above. 30th ilittu—Lieuteuant Julia Mickel!, from 451 h Font, to be Lieutenaut, vice Warren, who exchanges—dated all 11111111 , 11% 47th ditt9-11entletatas Cadet James 31. Geddes, fmm the &pt! College, to be F.usiqu, will t purchrse, vice Stretiell, whose appointment has uot taken place - dated as shove. 49th ditto—Gentleman Cadet Andrew Gammen, from the ' Royal Military College, to be Engirt, without purchase, vice 31aelachlast, promoted—dated as above. 55th ditto—Lieutenant Charles Warren, from 3014 Foot, to he Lieutenaut, vice Blackall, whit exchanges—dated so above. 73d ditto—Lirniettoot William Raymond to lie Captain, without purchase, vice Ritchie, . _ Ensign James Brand, from lath Foot, tu be Lieutenant, •ice Raymund—.laird as above. 791 h, ditto—Lieutenant JOIIII Miser to he Captain, by par. chase, vice Grant, who retires—dated as above. Ensign Edward Twopeny to he Lieuteuatit, by purchase, •iee *leer—dated as above. Gentleman - Cadet Lord W.lliam Thynne, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Two pi-sty—dated as abuse. 80111 &Ito—Lieutenant George Stoat Jeffery, from half pay 53d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Henry I). Peers, who exchanges, receiving thr differeure—dated OP above. Binh ditto—Ensign Prier MaiiseH to be Lieutenant, with out pinchase, vice ileceasedelated as above. (Winn Blake, Gent. to be Ensign, vice d as 'above. Loudon and ►Veataioster Light Horse Yolnnteers. Cornet Henry Harman, to be Lieutenant, vice firooksbank, who iesign•—dared.Angust 8, 1824. Thomas Wood, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Warman—dated as above. Royal Eint hobs Volunteers. William Astell, Esq. to be Colonel—dated August 9, 1910. Witttatn Wigram, Esq. to be LienteutinbColuitel--dated as above. George Raikes, Esq. to be Major—dated 36 above. To be Captains—Henry Johnson, E.q. Stephen Samuel Can. censer, Esq. Charles 91ortieser, E•sq. James Peppercorn, Esq. George Collard, Esq. William Evans, Esq. ►►'alter Young, E.q. Edward Leslie, Esq George Medley, Esq. and Cornelius Wheeler, Esq.—all dated August 9, 1829. To he Lituttosahts—Joseph Allen, Gent. Mitchell Greena way, Gent. George Ritherdeit, Gent. Robert Smith, Gam. William Andrews Hum, Grist. William Baker, Gent. Julian Kiildell, Gent. Williams. Keith, Gent. William Csr• ter. Grist. George Partsli, Grist. Charles Preston, Grob and Gillum Browne Simons, Esq.—all dated August 9, 1920. To he Ensigns—Robert Fletcher, Geut. Willonglsby Wig. shin, Gent. Witham Ditkimion, Gent. Peter Cameros, ' Gent. Francis 'Flioutpsou, Gent Chines Hettaid, Geat. Wilham Heailicute, Gent. and Edward Thortituit, Gent. —all dated August 9, 1920. Tit be Ailjutaiit, ail 6 the rank of Captain--Heary Dickies sun, Esii —dated its above. Commission is Ike Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry C. siymed by the l'irr.Lieufeanal of the toonly of Stafford. ►Vilha,n Henry Baptist Pruby, Gent. to be Lieutenant**. dated August 19, 1820. • t Medalists, stiose-steraiseit, II 'kw*, st Guildhall, Lou • aka. • tketedthev lA. T. Siasell.e Jewie.strset, Cripplsgstf, Ass, sailer. at eleven, ■ t Guildhall. Orpeember 19 J. Filter of Prestos, lAsesster,essels.staker, et ten. at the Messrs. Divas sod Alortfesae, Prelatopi. September 113.. T. Baker, bite of York, Ilneeeilraper, at eleven, at Ow Asogei Notthaseploa. sepiember 21. A. Phillip., of Skilbeighihy. Kirklioams, Oatiiherbooth butler-fatter, at •eleven, at the King's Anna luss, Carlisle% Septenslwe V. R. Prirkett, late of Leorneter, saevehant, at twelve, at the Kist e 4 Arms leis, Lancaster. September 15. G. Wheeldua, of Brinson, Derby, rololtr inaliafattarer, at eleven, at the King's Alms Tavern, I)erbs. septt•ndter 18..1. Sykes and G. Sykes. late oteerrkra' Hall_ coat, Lowden, aril of Hooldetsfield, York, clatilters, at eleven, at (instills:ill, Loudon. &•pteorlar 16. J. Barker, of Stratford, Essex, e ntmmt brewrr,si eleven. at Guildhall, 1.11114. M. Septeisilwr 16. .1 Zimmer, of Welb- ek street, Cavendish s/rare, raerelaini,•t eleven, at Guildhall, London. Septenilwr 19 N. T. Name-, late of Nottingham, and of Lloyd's Cuffre.hilii•e, London, underwriter, at eleven, at she Punch Bowl, Nuitisighani. September 16. J. Headroom, of Liolgate.leill, London, linen draper, as one, at Guildhall. September 16. G. Adams and T. Noah, late of Gloneestet, jewellers, al ten, al Guildhall, London. September 18. V. Webster, of St. Austell, eurawall, hunt ilraiwr, at ten, Ni Ole White Hart Inn Si. Austell. September 16. H. Chesesey, of High Inn, •Middleselt, fringe-ma islifielurer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loodou. September 18. T. 111illiehap, of Whostours, Worcester, wheelwright, at oar, at the Star and Garter luta, Wor cester. September 18. D. Rubinson, of Branston. Stafford, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Rio 00000 .opon-Tretil. September 19. G F. Royes,of Kingslon.sipow.Hittl, assgar.baker, at eleven, at the Dug and Duck Tavern, C F.RTI Fl CAT ES....Sarrratagai 16. W Earle, it'll. Of the East Loudest Theatre.—A. Bnrew r late of Size.laue, London, merchant.—J. Martin. of Liver. pool, inerehaut.—V. Lyon, of the Jerisaalein Coffee. HAMS', C hilt, Laudon, late MSllltlef of the Albin's, m-rchaut T. Perry and .1. Perry, of needier, Berks, ironfionaders — J. Phut, of Porbien, Heats, lineso•draper.—lt. P. Crude,,, of High•stieet, Grivesend, knit, Sibley, of Lund on, drrodier.—J. Bailey, of %Veiling street, London, merchaut —C. Edwards, of Gruagls.ripiare, Middlesex, runner. PARTNERSHI PS DISSOLVED. T. Howell and M. Raivirbottiam, of Shrawahary, Salop, woolleu•stimuufactiorrs, August 8, 1820.-1. Gabay and J. Perrju, of Liverpool, itierehania, August 16, 1820 —J. Braithwaite, T. It. Robins and Coward, of Liverpool, July if 1 620 . Fox, G OWN, situ W. !lake, of Cateatosi.oreet, warthousitateu, so far as concerns the ...sill W. Hake August 28, 1820.—5. Sharpe and A. E. cur., or Market D. eying, Lincoln, attorneys, August 18, 181111.—J. Stapp and G. Pearl, of Snowhill, Loudon, cheesemosigers, August 21, 1620.—C. Knight and H. Knight, of Broad. street euildiugs, &Judos', lea dealers, August 25, 1820. I.4•o9COMorio Inrrtf^. , : " ' • - e i t 47til w gi'ti ,?us TURF • ..r • .YO/11i AVGUST nr i•-rett . : - .01 - 1 it • . AtCl:44 . 21 Prerrlakes,of 30 go. eArls, b. ft 1.4 3 yr ..1.1 bilk... So, 'rick. List mole and shyer crils•,. Mr. ). Pertowie.ele.Thr lA.ly of tbe V 41.. I..r4tlearlsoreriglea ch. by A months 3lr. (;srfortla's 1..11r. aria, by Wilton bl. liererissa, by Sbookosko ........ 4 sto 2 on IW/Meier. 11 ., 01. rei y e*.y. Pltdoew Make...lloop. each, b. ft. ; cob's, Rot. :A.; 4244, list. 2P. Two miles. (14 Mobwrilser. Mr. Witt's el.. c. by Cerbertia, owl of A hisoiora Mr.Goncoigne's h. f. Ivy qas y , out of VIIIIrn,,II Mir AIL M. Myltea'ir lsr. r. ArarLdpe.by tiosolvisoku .. • Lord Xldkos'• br.c I'lo.l Marshal, by .Elea 2 10 1 agst Mr. Woes rol.-3 So 1 nzot llr I; •• Su 4 opt Amtelipt --le Ist 1 spa F A.I 11...,.,1 A good race. Sweepstakes of 50Es. rarb. b. ft. fur 3 yr-olds ; fill l rp, fist. ell.. Last utile and a Itatf. Mr. Watt's b. O. by Ors berm. out of Tombuiiite I Air.i Scarborough's b. e. Krrbt,out of Hewlett.' Sir Sykires b. c. PyXwaliou, by Prime 3 5 to I apt Lord Searborouglis colt—Woo Fifty Pato& Eisen by the City of York, to be nhk.l to • 847thscript - Purse, - for four . yr.uld•i Cults 84. 714.;1,: Iris. 811 41h. Four mars. Mr. Peirer's b. e. Wrangler; by Welom Mr. Clifiusis b. c.. A lIIUIIIO, by OCiaVi11l I t• 4 on Wrangler. BANKRUPTCY NUPERSEDED. Matibew Goland, Moses Wagons, soil B. sbjsmiu Benja min, ut 8001011-row, Middle►ex, uwicleauts. BkNlißtYrrs. William Junes, of Hulywell, Flom, tobacconist, to seer render, September 11, 12, and October 7, at eleven, at the George !nu, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, Lutretuu ; bud Mr. Williams, (Veal-street, Hsilywell. Timothy /Momentum!, of Bristol, iron-founder, to Sur render, September 13, 14, and October 7, at eleven, at the . Commercial Rooms, Cormateetti, gondol. Attorneys, Mr. Wells, Staple Inn, London; and Mr. Bereces, Bristol. George Hutton, late of Birruin:hanr, dealer in pictures, to surrender, September 7,8, mud October 7, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmiughain. Attorneys, Mr. James, lily place, Holborn, London; mid Mr. Palmer, ifir bbbbb ughorn. Charles Woolley Cultielet, of Nuns:telt, comer, to surren der, September 19, 211, and October 7, at four, at the Nor folk Hotel, Norwich. Attorneys, Messrs. Smapson and Rads barn, Norwich; sod Mr. Taylor, Feathersione.buildings, Hulimn, London._ Slatthew Garland, Moses Magnus, and Benjamin Benja min, late of Buillioll-row, Middlesex, nierchaisis, to surren der, September 8, at tire, 9, and Octuber 7, at ten, at GniWb.ls, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Evitt and Union, Heydunesquare, Mmories. Thomas Alway, of Tetherington, Gloucester, farmer, so sl6'l.l'll/7, September 5,6, and °claw,' 7, at two, as the Rummer Tavern, All Saiiinp4astr, Bristol. Attorneys, .Adlsogion and Gregury, Ilkiltaird.row, London ; and Mr. Haynes, 11'ick•euuri, ileac atsstul. Juba' Hair, of Suu-strert, tobacconist, to sur render, September 22, at elivesi, t 3, at ten, and October 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.Gellibraud, Austin friars. Grow iVeaver, of Abcburcb•lane, London, sorer !taut, to ..toreurier, August 29, &To:unser 5, and October 7, ■t tem, at Galldball. Attorney, Mr. Edo., Serjeaues luu, Fite.- street. 'l'humas Birch, of Brost.ley, Salop, irmamaster, le air. render, August 29, September 5, awl Ottober 7, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Lockett, IVilsma-street, Finsbury-square, !Andre. Edward fullervey, of IVe.ilmaurne, Stumm, miller, to sur render, September 2, 12, null ()chiller 7, at tea, at Guildhall, London At turn. y. 31., 6irkur,u, Cluah-Gme, London. David Ueid,of Priticm-siren.Spotalfielda, M idd ksex, silk massuiacturer, to surreuder, September 9. In, and Octubrr 7, at tam Ire, at Guildhall, Lark). A ursteys, Mevsra. Barrow and Vintrals, Basinehull- heti, Loinksu. Richard A rcharat dimes, of Tuitruhani.Cuiert-road, Mid riff aex, Inieu-draper, to surrrinkr, Septeurb. r 2, 10, marl 'Oc tober 7, at' eleven, at Guildhall, Lunduu. Atturury, Mr. Nilson, Harvard** Ina, Hulhoi•. DI V I DEN DS. • September • 16.• T. Tluichrily and It. Buttrell, of fireeavith, Kent, litku-drapers, at eleven, at Guildhall, I..usiduas. Sepiraiber IS. J. W. A. hutiges, of Lime-street, Leadue, spirii.aarrehaul, at clears+, at Guildhall. Srpteirber 16..1. Path, of 11.. d Lion nieces, Holburv, Mid diesels, limo manger, al tea, at Guildhall, LA.1144011. September 16. W. P. "Velar, scow or lair of Touley-sireet, Southwark, Surrey, hat-manufacturer, at iwelvt., at Guild hall, Luodun. Srplember 16. T. Warn irk, of Bikini., Heti., draper, it twelve., at Guildhall. Srplrmbrs 16. J. Lewis, of Museiatlave, Loodoa, airrebsol, as twelve, at Guildhall. September 16 T. Sysmuuna, late of Oramee-euart, Luken. ter-aysiore, and since of the Strand, Midellearat, bums*. forsinkr,ai len, at Guildiall,Cursatusa. September U. W. Miller, a firVlVlell C 4401 boyar. Shire- Ile.t.oireei, Limbs, aterehsoi, at (wrier, at &smiler M. 8 Corkbaiii, Woof the Wand of Mariishrie, Sot auw of liiablurrei.lll. Yary.leJawe, Niellesea, wiry chaal. at elevos, is RaiMbil. • &Twain H . 1. Cron, of Pell-stresl, Ihediffe BIRTHS. • At. Willey Place, Farnham, the Lady of Charles Enii. an daughter. Os. the 19th inst. at Aplry Park. in Somers*titbit', the Laity of Thomas Whitmore, Esq M.P of a ilaughicr. Ott the SAth inst. its Wing...le-strati, she Lady of \VOW,' Johnstone, Esq. of a r. At Burk land. steer Plymouth, on Weduesday, II" Lady of Capt. sir John Gordon Sinel.iir, Bart. K Ni. of a• asst and heir. At Catia6eld, Sumex, Ike Lady of F. P. Bedingfield, jug. Eaq. of a ion. MARRIAGES. On Tinton lay, the 211th is.lasl, et Rothwell, by the Rev. J. Nlourastrr, Peter Sheridan, of Buenos Ayres, Esq. to Mary, only ilauehter of thr late %VtWant &Maroonli, of Maiirheiitir„ On'tlie 2fllh opt at anthem Church. by the ite e •Th °4.lll Retool!, Vicar of Krissittatue, Thomas Markman.. of Alarlburaiseb square. Rteslipton, Eisq.•to Mesterei Min% eldest daughter of IYtlhsni !Wants of Cork, Esq. EATHB. On Montle, last,al his hooseli Nelleill, Wahl", Esq. in his 751 b year. At Brussels, us use 21st inst. Lieut..Ges. Se EMU Make. Dart. aged 77. lto not coley evening. is Csetegate.pleee. is Ills Me rat of his ate, Grower Staiuforth, Esq. of Triad, Calker, CNN. heeler. eldest eon of Richard fitaieforik Erg. At rifie. Wm Thomas fantelifecd, Esq. foramely • %Or es Iles Beenthey Establishusest, Ahle.de.enam to Genseral Alesmenaeley Amine the Mysore est, meel Mellow of she am Char. SaiseliAwd, Areltdeeense of Wells. HIGH STATEN TUN DAY AT LONDON IMO Ugraiitg SI siker 4. 1 Kriging t/ Aar b. PRICE OF SUGAR. 1%. etreritie price of Brown or Muscovado Sam, com peted from the Re-Innis made in the week ending thr day of August, ISIO, is 355. Sid. prr hundred wet/chi, ex clusive of the duties of customs paid or 'sayable thereon um • the importation thereof isitu Great 13iitaiu. PRICES OF CORN. • Average Prices of Coru of Euglam! and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester fruskels, and of Oatmeal per boll of 140Ibs. avoirlti poise, from the returns received iu the week esulesl the 911, of August, 1829. ...; I ..: E i ''' '. a 4 I 4 'il AI - I I. zs i 4 :_____ ~ d., , a. d a. d a. d a. d i s. d a. d a. d. 72 41 44 21 37 5 , 27 4 45 Si 4.1 4 26 14 Average Priers of British Corn in S of Ei.ht Winchester Bushels, aml u Scowh troy, or 14011ei. avui Wcrks itniurdirtrly preeeilinc the 13 leotland,hy the (Amine r of l /anneal per B II oof irolopois, of 'the Nur nth ~1 August; 1820. 4 • a -• 7: 74 7 4 4 I- d I. d s d.' s. of S. d 70 5 41 2j 34 7 27 I 3) 8 MEETINGS OF eItRDITIMS A r GUILDMILL TO MORROW. W. Cmhbett, Strand, bookseller 3 12 G. W , Abrissirch.latie, mcrelinnt T. Birch, Bruin.ley, iron-master DIVI BENDS. L. •od J. Philips, High liolburn, ;L...•dralen E. Davis and W. Philip., Lambeth, brewers l2 A. /lenity, Culver-street, builder . ll B. Pukes, late of Alder ussithnry, British wine-toerchant 14 ii . ' 1 \ C. 0 1 e. d. \ e. d.I !40 °L 21 t •. d 41 a C ERTI FICAT Eq.. J. Wyatt, now or late of Hint*lry, Leicester, baker.— Rudman. of Bristol. Brailsford and H. I,anghorti, of Bucklt...shall, London, merchants.—.T. Gay, late of Laiics,ter, hut now of Liverpool, hroker.—C. Moe tram, of Pinner's-hall, Winchester-street, Loudon, merchant. —I. Coupe. of Chesterheld, Derby, tallow-chandler.—W. Bedells, of Knighton, Radnor, ssool•stapler.—T. E. Ham mood, of Birmingham, glass-toy-make'r.—J. Pilling, late of Rochdale, Lancaster. but 1111111 a prisoner in the Castle of Lancaster; woollen-mantsfacturer.—T. Legg, now or late of Cooper's-row, Tuvier.hill, London, wine.narreloint..—fi. Char tres, late of Seymour-strvet. Elision-4mm% ifisktleseneenn ferlioncr —S. Nevrell, of Horsham, Surrey, baker. GUOIM 00U RACES. MOUPAT AUGUPT The Parbrnok Stakes of 152‘. each .o.Tore Tbikr of Richissoa.i'd Sourest/Ales (Awed Wyndleadded Varibiind )Ir. lirrkeley's Caleb .. ' L e • b 11101, by * head. The celebrity of Snowden, and hid nark colt-nowt. Sni Plate, oven by the City of thichratrr, di hrd rnm l ,. t.- tiuu, and she Plate steeds o'er till mat >tar. A Sweepstakes of . 4p. each.—l wn Mr. Kiiied b. % Cohnirl Wy milieus'* Saddleback Doke of Kid Roncedvalles . . 3 TUESDAY. Calomel Wyndham's SUU•litll walked over for the Salty stakes of lugs. each. Farmer: Plate, a Sweepstakes of One Games emit, with addsd ; lu be rem for by horses hoses fires the properly of Farallon of tba county of Sussex, and In 14, rioie by Fsraers of the same coanty.—liests, Iwo wk. Mr. Coppard's c. g. Mr. Gates's br. g A Ilardiesp Sweepstakes, of !Oct each, p. p ...Tat) MI Sri Duke of Richmond's Ituureavalles Colunel Wyndham'. VAcsbund Mr. H Hikes% Saddleback These sees had , since their establishment, IMO A dearth of company; among wilier caimes the weather was un. propitious; yet the buolbo, we apprehend, had no cause to eomplaisi, ar Ural ly the whole of the ..rct.stora were seek ing terry Shelter the sport admitted, Susne if the b ea t, virile well timirsteii, particularly the .Purbrook Stakes.— The Doke of Richmond's horse was admirably ridden by the Huta (;apt. liericelry, and, but frosts the circumcise(' uf jug all is a handkerchief is...the bi:a. sweepstakes, at ii poshoug corner, whereby he lint • length, it may be fishy augured be would have moo sills marled fur. A regular Main of Cocks wu fought nt Hunliegdow rives, b iwreu the(..wdeatenof H uniitoplutwhire ( Analog feeder) and the Gentlemen of Cambridgeshire (Shadbult feeder), (or 111/gs. a battle, and 2htl the twain, whuat was wuu by the turtaarr. CURIOUS SCENE. [FROM ♦ CORRESPONDEN A ludicr•.us scene metric"! at Abington ou Thursday 'veining, which certainly Omar Inc yn..s of its inhabitant C. 'petting the Uitetii. It appears that as early, iu thy evceing as 7 o'clock, the principal houses iii the streets were 00.1.1, both 'hops and private bona.'., and every true looking °cer ium/illy for mintethiug to pass by. The streets *ere in was• contional motion, and the,prople talking on their favuurae topic—the Queen. It appears that the Pulitical Barber uf the town had used *Try harsh rued+, in the heal of debate in public company, and, as they said, thrown foal ,aaper slum on the clissactcr of her Maj.aty. The mobility hear ing of this, became very isidigoant, -mil made a collection uf pence to burn the elhey of the Umber in the most public manner. The prates now arrived, attended by birodrede • of 'temple, shoutiaig " God save the Queen " Lung live the. Queen!" " Queen Caroline fur ever :•' gcc. The effigy, is fair likeness, was drawn iii a angina by two leases.. It 11.14 seated on a tar-barrel, support, d ins each side by two norii in emptier' and masks, our of them having a book in his hand, and behind bias stuud a sweep, representing .arse of the imps of Setae, with tar-barrels, loggias, i.e. in the real. The whole was surrounded by men with poles, sad staves, to keep Mr the imputation, and give it the effect of a precestaiou tif a criminal to the place of his exemitioli. The procession passed slowly down Ock-aireet, preceded by drums mid fifes, playing the Deaf! March, stopping ucca ■tonally to allow the attendant uu the uffender to exhort hint to repentance. The man hod certainly got his lesson well, fur he repealed his exhortatiou IU Me meat impressive manner, sod in such an audible voice, as to be heard throughout the wltuir crowd. When it had proceeded to the extremity of Ock-'feel, it returned and passed by the mse ket•place to pay a visit to Sir C. Weloeley, who 111,1111 standing under the front of the gaol, viewing the acetic. The utmost gaud humour still prevailed, and all scented to participate in the north which it excited. 'lke procession uuw moved on towards the place of exe cution, accompanied by as immense number which (lacked together. The place they had selected was in a large field about half a mile from the town. Here a gibbet was erected, about 20 feet high, sutrouuded with tar-barrels, faggots, isc. The celled soon mewed, sad after an earnest exhortation le repent uf his uptitious so hastily formed and so rashly ex pressed, and the violence of his temper which had brought him to that amine ly end, he was tied round kis neck by a rope, stud suspended from the gibbet amidst the cheers .cf the impulace and shouting of " Qnesu Caroline for ever ! ' A light was thee app to the foggots, which soon enveloped bias to smoke, suit finally in dames. Thus elided this most ludicrous scene, which for the spirit with which it was exe cuted was never surpassed. It was conducted with the most perfect good humour, no one ever attempting to misdeal ilbeol, our was there toe slightest disposition to a breach of the peace. The while scene was quickly proposed and as promptly mrecoted, fur many of the 111100 i respectable tuba- Warts were not aware any thing was iu agataitou. • Al Marlborough Lamb Fair on Monday last, the highest olotabaril was 235.; mud in general she priers were rot I. L. under those at St. Anues Hill. Tor re wigs a • preely good queenly penned. - PRICE OF ON SATURDAY. 9 per Ct. lied 682 S per Ct. Cour... 67i 68 34 per C.nt. per Ct. N. Auu. 10iht Sink L. Ann.... 18 1-16 1 ndia i Bonds ... • 21 pr. New Atm • 6 az. Bills. 3 5 Pr. Lott. Tickets.. gli. 18.. I Coos. for Am.. 671 68 Pohlad nee ilbablishrtt at Tea Samos Pimps owl Tee Mass 01Ike, No. ts 7, ettoul by C. CONNWELI , et the Meet M. H. • 41 gib .41 sin aliF 'el Irrai Iln 'be Do Li 4 I 1