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•,v thing smog egoism the Prisoner except a little teooo g 'donut an mrsult at hall, and some rt.ff,rerce shout boutulaiies with the Alien Office. Ile never heard I e had beton more than once at the imr of the Old Bailey; front what he knew of Inns he alernyt f 1 him hotirm iu his de:thugs. ItU•ryarrt Maidle void site never knew any thing to the Prisoner's prejudice before alit. She had R•r•' • "ly heard of his being tent to the House of Corr. it ion for an assault, b u t overt of his lisrio g )..ru tried at the Old Bliley for frl bb s. She tio.neht the Prisoner could write, but she never s a w I ion write. A'l the witnesses during the trial sere, on the P.onner's rstrisit ermininsd separately. As Mr. Justice Bess was about to charge the The Prisoner exclaimed. 4. Nobody has proved to at I forged this will—l can't writs." The Judge now resumed, and said, that the olgigefat . of the Prison. r 9oottl do arll if the in (..ettilellt Wei etwfitled to the mental oitne ..r forg i sg the sill, but it also eidniaised the charge rilf ritering" the will, knowing it to be forger?, .0 that a cooviettOtt tiptoe either charge Ftwained the ii.itictenent, and made the otblice capital, as of ir.d the Prisoner. The Learned Jude pro- ....... .._ n.. 1. - . I erlle'd u tilt great perspicuity to Imo up the l l twi . ii.ove to the Jury, and to point out to them , tat according to the evidence for the pro s , mom, the swim, Anderson, died in Incur ill the fatly part of 1816, and could not, the-yr fore, . ?wre made a will in Llll4lOll at that period in the . P.iinti. a'. house ; arid that, according is, the est dent.:. fur the Prisoner, it was equally clear that the ta ~ , tobscribilig witnesses who, iit Morels 1816, u. - living in his hotter could not have been at the •d.:. time in BOMlnly prearnt at the making of this w.i., :veu if it were made by the deceased. i.e . • Jury without Iwsliation found the Prisoner f :-, Oil, i hese two cases occupied the Cnuit until after five o'clock—when the Grand Jury, after b a si ng entered the Court and presented all the 1):11* he -1.4r linens, were thanked by Mr. Baron GIi•HA6I, •ud ditcharged. AIIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Ssrr. Veered the Trionaer bad Wee 'toitirieled before of elleder mhe money ; that be hod .peat • year lu priwru, and had Wes' mu only • winnth wh. n he committed the lasi effeare The CnAta7eAw sentenced him to be transported for seven years, and hoped ts 'mold he theme-um of 'meting hi. life Charles Edwin was indicted for Nesting one pocket honk, value 1011.. from the person of lotus Wells,•iu the pariah of St Clement Danirs, an the 13111 September. It swan., the Prow (moo vs. standing about o'clock in the evening of tire day sp. elfied, opposite to Twining's tea-honor in the Strand, in company pith Iwo won ; he felt • hand about his person, and that his pnekei-book was gone. Ile seized the hood, which .was the Priaoner•o, who then dropped the hreik nu the ground. There woo a peat gang ef boy. shout him, who pressed on wiener. so much, and tueh resistance was mode by the Prisoner, shut lie was ebliged to etrike lion several times before he 141111(1 I.etefe hum. Verdict-6 tr illy 'the Prisoner said, he had had • silnatiou in an India but left it lieesuoe the pea would be better for Min, The eltAlltal.lol--.“ Then a voyage will du yon good." Ilia mother said, hr had a brother a steward 'All %rest Woman, who would preen'r hum a sitnatiuo its some yea. oil, if he were set at lisrrty Sent, nerd to three mouths' imprianument in the Hone of Cori echo's, on the understanding that his elder booths r would mike cowl the inothey'a promise. .14n Caren- had .11nr!, Carew, his wife, were indicter) and fined guilty of 'dealing one pint pewter pot, in the parish of St. George, Hanover-ognore, ou the 13th August. Vershrt--to be imprisoned leadsmen, days iu the House of Correction. Joke Itertohis was indicted and fonsid guilty of an as smolt on hue wife, at Chelora, on the 1511, September. Verdict—to he imprisoned two months in the House of Correction, and enter Min lois rteugnieauee for Mt and Awl two on.ciiro to keep the pi are. At the instance of the husband, the Proseestrix was or d.^ el to give like Peeelitiee. There were several other nnimportant eases. STRIPPING OF A CHILD BY A CHILD. - _ Mary 3PNatly, • girl about 51I'Vell years of age, was in drcied :or stealing one pinafore ' value 2d, our petticoat, salor ld, and one frock, ralne 6.1., the goods ut William Fodder, off the person of his ~on, in the parish of St. Mar- Romeo, ‘lestminster, na the 16111 September. Elizabeth Fodder ' the wife of the NON ("slur, and mother II the boy, stated, that she lived in Wrsinsinster road; uu Thorrilay last was its her noon at sit% o'clock iii the evening, aid bad her son anti her; • little girl, the one at the bar, came in and asked him to go on, to play ; she had sliver area her before; be went ; at the time he had on the clashes mreitionrd is the radicinrent ; he did nut return till half. past ten o'clock; i.e had the petticoat on ; but the most of tee other things bad been taken off; his father brought him Luck. The boy was then put on the table, and did net appear to be above three years and a laslf old. Wm. Fodder, the prosecutor, a soldier, said, that on his sou's nut coming home ; he went out through the neighbour hood in search of him, anal fund him at the house of W . il lisin Stanley, He knew nothing 11101 C. John Smith, a genteel looking boy, described himself as the son of a King's Messenger, residing in Pimlico. On the earning in question he had been out walking, and saw Vie child on the table in company with the little girl at the bar. She had the child's clothes off—witness desired her to put them on, as it was indecent to have him iu Held con ei..eon in the street. A lady passing did the same. On this •" , e took the child down Sistford.plare, and they followed s.iil watched her. He wes shortly after joined by William It was between sin and seven • o'clock when hr first s,itr lier. William Stanley, a soldier, was passing, at '2O miuutes yea , t ...yea, and wan addiewsed by a lady, fur God's sake" in, take the little child from the girl into his care ; he asked lie gal where she had been with the child? blie answered they were coining from school. lie said, is it at this hour? Ye.s, said she, we are often at school later. He endeavoured to make the boy tell his name, but she cried out, you need sod ask hint any qieestiona he never spoke in his life—he is ell brother William," wl;erena the hay's name was Fee. eleak. Un questiouing her where leer father and mother I eeil, she said, beyond the Peek its Westminster. Wit t,' told her when vier it was, lie would to nod leave her at home. She replied, there was not the least occasion, she erns often out ninth later, and knew the road very well. He nollkill'alendleiti she led him through Ducking t.sui.grete ihto the Park, to Westmiuster,from that to Piece s; V), and Ruud-Street ; and on his remonstrating with her, sad her fallsea's hoese sae iu Oxford-lane, Osturd•street. Yo•isig Smith was with witness, and after Ibis they dropt shout fifty or sixty yard., to observe whit she would 40, still keeping her in night. She made minus efforts to e;a.le them, and at one time thinkiag she had succeeded in etieugso,lo gnu to sing in the street, asking the passe ugtra for looney, and aelliog them her father was a bricklayer; on this v.-itreass went up to her and said he nculel take her to the nateb.hutise; at hearing which she began to cry so loud, thil a ereewel of about *2OO people collected, some of whom sevieed him to beware of what he was about ; by the advice ed tethers, however, coneurrisig with his uwu judgment, he takeber to the watch-house; the keeper lucked her up, Giro she began again to cry dr. atlful!y, and offered if Ile would let her out, to esplaiu herself to him; he opened tie door, and she raid that her name was Denby, and tout she lived in George.street, Si. Gilea's. Afterwards sic said on her hollow, if be would let her go away, else stolid tell him her real name, which sbe then repre. •eraed in he Mao, M' ally, and that she bad a step toll mother. 11 be officer said a oiglit's lodging love would do her no harm, and kept her lucked up all t..,111t. Witness took the boy home, iniendMg to bring tin to the watch•hoose, but Ins parents wide shortly after. • a I Ja, found, to shun( he delivesed hint about tau o'clock. Ise xi morning the girl was taken In Mailboiough.street, and it appeared the lass swine was her true one, and that her menhir bad been Meirried • second time, to a nian of the Lame of Denby. Mae ladd the Justice there that her father hawked rotten and lace among* the streets, and that her / r u tin,. was • ballad singer. The mother of the git I said that she was addicted to many had habits, from which She tried in vain to break !le off—iu pm-titular: to ramming awsy from her, and going no one knew whither. (lure site bud kept away ter meow weeks to getter, and whet. brought home, after two wiplits, ran off again. She had Imem rudessou ring to gri icr into the House a Refuge, and would he glad if she was pet into any place where she might leant better vats. The Jury tumid the Prisoner Guilty. %the Chairman, after some deliheiation sad comiultation with the Magistrates, sentenced her to usie mouth's solitary j mprisonmeut in the House of Correction. PICLING POCKETS, &c. George Howard, aged IS, was indicted for stealing true htodherciilef, value 10d. front the person of Henry Robert wow", is the parish of St. Mary-le-hone. Henry Kobset Wither. mod, he was walking no the day uisted is tie tauttetateot through true if the streets 'Kir sdsi•square, sod staddeply beard a cry of " Viola bandker. (loaf is *split'!" He found it ass guise, and saw Ilse nrr run past Wan with it ; he porsimit, and nes..l km sight a him; be dropped it in "Soho-square, tool was lakes up ter rg by an officer ; bad into doubt it was the Prisoarr. The oCiceg was gotta' l taut did nut appear.—Verdiets On the Catitt&lialet iturising into Ws character, it,ap - POLICE. •IP•• • Yesterday Arm Deliver was put to the har. • Frederick Holland, of 57, Northumberland-street, Clerken well, clerk to • Solicitor, stated, that he was g..ing home through Fleet-street on the stiy,lit before, about IsAlf-post ten o'clock, when be was accosied by the Prisoner, who caught hold or him. He told her to go about her business; she pulled him • little way up Shoe-lane, when else put her hand into the pocket of his panialowas, sod took out • 11 note; he laid bold of her hand, and felt the mite, owl he spired her by She anw, ow which she raised her hand tieir his shu•lder, and two women took the cute (ruts, lire and ran away with it. He then called the watch, soil on en officer mimetic up, be gave ber into his charge.—The Pri sower was fully committed for trial. SELLING FRUIT IN THE STREETS. Margaret Harrietgermwa• " eharged with ;gaveling at the door of Mr. Pitwbery's hues?, in St. Paul's Chinch-yard, and exposing fruit fur sale. John Cannon, • street-keeper, staled, that be hail warned the Defendant twice met of St. Paul's Church-yard that morning, he having directions from the parish officer. teed to 'offer any persons to stand with fruit in the 'aid, and in about half an hour she returned, when lie took her basket, which was fulled with apples and pear., and carried thew to the Green.vord, and brought the Prisoner before the Ma gistrate to be dealt with according to law. The puur Prisoner, in her defence, said, that her husband had met with an accident a month back whit+ prevented him from attending his work; she had three eliiielevu, and she thought it was better to try and support them end her sick huriMuel by selling a little fruit its the silverly than it, 101 to the parinh fur relief; she was not remotions that she as. committing a crime by what she had dune; she hod out Ler whole stock of money in buying the (unit the nfficer had taken from her, and if she was deprived of it she'and her family must starve. She expelled that her husband would be sufficiently recovered next week to go it, his wink, and if she was forgiven this time she would never tiffetiel in the same way. Alderman J. J. Smith observed, that the officer had wily dune lA. duty in bringing the Defendant Infuse I for it certainly was a nuisance fur persons to stop tip she flagway with baskets of fruit, and it was a punishebleoffence. But under the distressing circumstances of the present case, he would discharge the Deletidew, and he was wily it was wed its his power to order that her fruit should be deliveicel tar i4l lice, for the officers of the Green-yard would out give them up without receiving Arir fre, which would amount to wore than the value of the fruit. . CURIOSITY, OR MR. HUNTS PROCESSION. Thomas Lewis voluntarily appeared to gustier the com plaint of Mr.lhomas Walker. The Complainant stated that lee lived at No. 10. Gloaces ter•temee, that on Monday week he went to see Mr. Hunt's pencession, and while in Cheepsiele, near Queen street, hes pocket was picked of his pocket-book, which couesiord a H. note, half-a-eninea in gold, mud Illi'vernl neemorandoirus; a person of the name of Hosier called at his lodgings mob his card of address, which was pail of the cowriess of the pocket.book, and informed the Lady of the house that the pocket-book was in pusst•Fsion of the Defendant, who 4 landlord of the Groom W a iti ng . street; he went there arcompenie•d by two friend•, when Mrs. Lewis, the Defendant's wife, aiknovelrelged ohm she was iii possession of the pocket-nook ; the Defendant then Came in, and made VW of most violent Imignage towards the Complainant, and said that lie ought not io have men tioned any thing on the subject of the pocket-book to his wife ; he, the Complainant, then left the house, dr...retuned to seek legal redress. The Defendant stated, that on Tinselsy morning his ser vant was cleaning out his tap-room, when, behind a bow h, she found two pocket-books aud a raintry-ling, which she delivered to him. Oa his examining the ;oske•t : looks Ire funnd a card in esch—one was the Complainanes, and the tuber that of a Mr. Perciial Clarke. He (morselled the cards to the persons they purported to brlong to. Mr. Per cival Clarke'rame to him in a gentlemanly maueler. and lie delivered him his pocket-kook; he would have done the same by she Camplainaut, but a ben lie emceed his bar, the Complainant was ihreateniag to send for ma officer to take his wife into custody, on which he refused ea give up the porket-book nntit 11w Complainant described it, which be would 110 i do. The Defendart then produced the pocket book, which contained only a lancet and some rouge. The Complainant identified the pocket-book and It was delivered to hlm. The worthy Alderman observed, that tbe conduct of the Defendant was perk cely proper. It wan ■ mistake which arose from the unnecessary haste of she Complainant. It was well koowt: ibat persons situated as Mr. Lewis wee could mat always Recount for the characters of the persons wise frequented their houses, but he •M all that was in his power when he came let* pasegasiete of the pocket-hooks, by Worming the emerge of the cir cumstance. It was but bad enconragenemet for a men to do an honest act, to he liable to be charged with being a participator with ■ thief. H• was tertattily of °psalms that the charge unght teeter In have been made by the Com plsinaut ; but as he had an dour, his Lordship coswitlered that Mr. Lewis had acted right in teaeetnig it volotatestly, which proved Isis honest and fair iutentioug. Yesterday Major MTHERSON. late Deputy Pur veyor to the army at New Odeon*, war brought so Marlborougl.-street Police Office, uniter the fol lowing circumstance. :—The Major, it appeared, in going home the preceding evening. applied his stick to the boxes of the watchmen ou h.ii road, bratiug away at them most furiouoly ; lie at trout') came to the box of a watchman named WOUD.• I. A DS, in Coventry-strert„ who. cut likitig the so. lutritoo, desired him to walk on ; this request the Major refused to comply with. and the willialfllllo, *fit, procuring asolotauce, look I • to the watch house. The,Major, we understand, made a cum• proemial' to the watchman, whim his shwa k iu the Foutplios, 11d was Atischarged.. . mARiErs. .11a. (From tire" London Normallk Price Carroll." of Tuesday, September 11, 1819.) WF.8174/4DIA AND SPANISH. MAIN PROM/UE.I .1r ovaries: .—Tbree public sales have token place since Weir heel which hare gone iiff rather heavily, hut last week's Priv , * rem' iHrlained. M. Domingo ban been 'in demand at 113 s. n Il4s. per cwt. The stork u(iY. I. Coffee is now 5,000 tons, bring 880 thin at ibis time last year, present prices 40s. per cwt. lower. R. P Suck/tie—The demand has been very flat, and prices have C. 'serail) given Say 2a. per cwt. The stork of B. P. Siltlll is tie,. 21.900 cask.' more shams last yeses. at this time, present prices 12s. per cwt. lower per Gazelle overage. Huns have been very dell of sale, and may be bonglit at lower priers The present stork of Rem is 42,420 puncheons, and price of proura Its 54. per gallon. stock lasi sear same date Is 19,780 puncheons, and price of proofs 34. 5.1. per gallon. PIMENTO has been sold at hd. for ordinary to Bd. for fine. NORTH AMERICAN PAODUCE. Ton•necni is firm, and what cargoes have twen offered for a market intend buyers, the dealers also are not backward in .taltiseg such parcel. as suit them at the present price" ; say 41.1. per lb. to hew Virginia, but there are out nt.iny to be bad there's, 54 being mute general. Carolina Rica ha. bee. sold at 35.. per cut for borne consuntption, amid less by the duty of 15s, in Weed for ca lm ta tints. SOUTH AMERICAN PRftIHTE. There bas been simian an entire snapeneinti of demand for Corrog since oiie loot, but tree generally remain meads.. iu a few instmaires auly h.teir Enst India been offered on railer, lower tem• for immediate payment ; the Emit India Cienipany'e sale fur the let October to farther increaeed, the quitotety being no* 8,868 bales Surat, 0,103 IlcsigAls, 788 Madras, awl 148 Rune hon. The lilies of 11w nee k, duty paid, are 00 Upland midelisng 131.1., gund tee B.e II 1. a 15.1.; 100 Demerara and Ike bite tau Ite good 17.1. a MI.; 20 Common Wood Indus good Isd ; 2.10 Bristil hood) ordinary to middling id. • 71d, fair 71,1. i total sold 410 bare. HOME MARK Svc a ay.—There is some demand for Lamps at a decline of 3.. per cot. from nor last quotations, and althnogb the estaiket is indifferently sup Ord. the prices generally ore hw. LIVERPOOL. REPORT, SEPTIIIBeR IS, 1919, T 1 e COTTON market has been very dual during the whole of the week, end has closed (with the eseepiims of EAst India) at a further &elm, generally of t per lb. and • id. per lb. on &NMI. The import is ouly 240 bags (New Orleans), and the salts 5,600, consisting of 50 See Wand 2s 5.1 a Os. 6,1 ; 40 *tamed rat 20!.1.; 1,100 Bowed 121 J. a 141.1.; 1,100 Tertnemee 121 , 1. a 13,1.; 400 Orleans 14.1. a 171 , 1 ; 600 Pernam. ltlid • 19111.; 100 13.1das 18.1. a 19‘1.; 650 Marenhams 17d. and a few 1716 ; 400 !Thins 14,141 a Ibid ; 70 Denteraras 160 • 10.1 ; 10 Rarhadoes 15,1.; 20 common West I o 12!sl ; 2OO Legatees 12.1. ; 70 Car ha genes, 12d.; 400 Surat' lid. • 12d ; 400 Iltsigals BJ. a 9.1. per lb. The ma. ket has been Dal of all hied,. of pro.lare, and of R. P Sugars there base bees. only e:,/ casks sold ibis week ; good brown and middling qualities have gnne at a further decline of Is. a 25.; hut the 'mobil re of these ileacrunions have "hewn little disposition to press sates, awl dry brunt.. (which are wanted fur *hlitmeilt at 545.) chow)* he procured tinder 655. In Fist loam anti Foreign sorts we have no al teratinit, and noosing doing Coffee has been very moth neglected, aul only a few small parcels disposed of, con sisting of good Domingo, 105..; ordstoory to good and doe ordinary Jamaica. 103, 641. a 107* ; middling. 112..; sod inferior broke° Dutch, 86r. On Saloolav last we had ao inquiry for Carollers 11tre, of which douit COO casks were taken by the trade and for export, at 17s. 0.1. a lie, tor or dinary, and Ills. 6.1. a 20.. for pretty good; hut there has been little done since in the article, and East loth* w with out inquiry. Pimento of pretty good quality has beta taken for shim. rat at 71.1. and East India Pepper op. per lb. Rums are still dull; common Leeward* hare sold at 2.. 4sl. and good strong at alomt 3..3d. per gallon 16 0. P. Dyewoods are without alteration, soli ordinary Campearhy dogwood has sold at 61. 15s. per Ism. A few parcels of Montreal Pot Ashes have brought 35. 6d. a 365. but the demand is limit. d at these price.. At • public sale of D o r is ". AVttl, Hydra yesterday, good Siflllif tildrll, weigh ing 951 b. a 29111.. brought for the rummer 7.,1•1. • trd ; and for the latter 9d. a 91.1.; the lighter parcels Fold at 61,1. a 6J. Turpentine, of gond quality, g-.1 at public sale 13.. 3d. per cot. Tallow still continues dull. There has berm very little business done in Tobacco since our last, hot priers menials; nominally the same. The demand fur Wheat loss been very limited, and a de cline of 3s. • 4s p..r bushel has taken place on must descrip tions American Flour has rather given way iu price, but busimas of consequence has been dune. Shumac is steady, and 2011 a 300 hugs Sicily have sold at 20r a 21a. per cwt -For 100 bales French Madder Roots 602. per collies been obtaisted.-Thirty tool of & Onshore, of fair quality, have been taken at 231. 17s. 6.1 per ton. Om -There is little doing in Fish Oils, but prices re main steady. Greruland and Sperm have been sold at the quotations; Linseed and Rapeseed Oils are very dull -*I he duties on Train thl, Spermaceti Oil, Head Matter, and Whale nee, the produce of Newfoundland, said imported direct from thence, are suspended until July 5, 1824, per 59 Geo. ill. cap. 52, sec. 39. Test sr-ripl, Tuesday, September _2l, IRIA, Fon/. o'Cloch. . . _ SUGIIII.—.4I 'a considerable public sale of Sugar to-day the parrs obtained were somcwhat bizber, compared with a similar *ate of Friday last ; still, however, it must be remark ed, flint these sale. comprise the bulk of the business trans acted, as buyers prefer making their purchases leisurely from the ample supple on hared; the stuck of ship year being nearly 22,000 emirs Isere than at 11w rorrespoadutg period in letS, which arises not from an increased impurtaliuu, but from a diminished consumption. Correa west off' unequally .t the public sales of the day, bat warranting on the whole a reduction on Jamaica mid St. Domingo of Is. tai 3s. per cwl.: Dutch Coffee maiutained its previous currency. Rom euntimees extremely dull. The most rapid progress continues to he made in the Union Cattail. An aqueduct Ini,l g e hue beta completed in the neighbourhood of Liulithgnw. The CHancELLoa of the EXCHEQOER has been ripen a shut, for ►ome days past. to his nephew, VANSITTART, Esq. at Kirk',wham, in Cleveland. One morning last wreck the Minister retired, aft, r breakfast, into the -in, upon the ground ' floor. for the purpose of answering ttrrs I at. tending to those weighty affairs which •his high offi cial situation imposes upon him. lie had not beet, long seated at the desk, whets temoii, approaching the house, inquired of a person near, if that (paint ing to a window) was nut the strwurd'o-rootu ? Be. log answered isi the affirmative. the strooger boldly advanced, and tapping at the window, aroused the CHANCELLOR from his study. The Right Hon. Gentleman threw open the sash. abd inquired what was wanted? The moo replied by saying. he had something to offer him, at a very low price. and im mediately exhibited to the ustoitished sight of the CHANCIILLOR of as, -Escursautu a quantity of smuggled silk hoisdkerekiejs ! The Minister gave the 11116/1 to understand. he did not want any. aid took no further notice of the dealer in contra band goods.—The or the EXCKs- QUER lionoured'Captutti LtcUllsLD sills a visit, a few days ago, at Stocktott.-•-(Darisnot County Ad. stellate.) k 'llOll tAst OEitErra. fr/tiebal. Serferaisii 80, 18111. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent bath been pleased, it the name anal on the behalf of his Majesty, 10 . nominate and !Appoint the Right Honourable Bit William A'Courf, Bart his itajerty's Envoy Extrinrilinary and Ministry Ple- - nipotesiteary at the Court of Napier, to he a Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Order or the Bath. CTOLPIS (.11,bre, September 21, 1819. MEMBER RETURN ED TO SFAVE IN TIME PRESENT PART.' AM.O4T. Shire of grerese.—Gcorge Liman! Graham, EN. of Sloutsgur. , .qoare, Mari-le. Bone, Middlesex, in the room of Thomas Graham, Esq. deceased. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Milk, late of Kirkby Sorrben, Westmorland, bat nu+ a poisoner in Appleby Gaol. BANKRUPTS, William Cnsworth, of Liverpool, flodudealer, to surren der, ()ember el, 22, and November 2, at one, at the Georce Inn, 1.1,4 rpool. Attorneys, Mr. Meddoweruft, Gray's-Ilutt- SyCife, 14111/1101; and Mr. Davies, Liverpool. John lidsliaw, join, late of Leeds, Yorkshire, tallow cluriiiller, to purresnler, October 6, at MX. 7, at ten, and No vember 2. at six, at the hunse of Mrs. Hannah Rol er , ion keeper, Kirkhe•Lowsdele, Westmorland. Alt:limey*. Mr. limit., Suplr-luu, ; and Mr. Picard, Kirkby- Lomatale. Simian Fisher, of Wincheornh.Glonet stersbire, mercer, to surrender, October 12, at five, 13, and November 2, at ele ven, at the Hell Inn, Cheltenham, Glom-este' shire. Attor neys, Mr. Ituasell, I:tut-street, Southwark, London ; and Nlessre. IVilli ins and Kendall, Bourton-an•the•Water, Glom cyst ershi e. Walborn Sleddon, of Storkpoet, Cheshire, machine-ma. her, to sorrender.Octobei 15,16, and Noireenher 2, at two, at the Star Inn, M I ..ester. Aiwa. ys, Mr. NOrriP, John street, Beillaribrow, Loudon; and Mr. Bark, Preston. Thomas Prraime and George Gill, late of Manchester, and of P.sil-Walk, near Nlandoester, e.ilico.prioters, to Purr. render. October 4,6, and November 2, at nom., at the Star Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Grectimm, Portsmouth; Mr. Lawler. klanchester ; and Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple, London. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 310. F.. Roll, C. 11411, awl A. H. Miliaos, of Union row, Lode Tower 1011, Loudon, curia-factors, at tea, at Guildhall. Oct Pi. I'. Crows, of Bath, butcher, at eleven, at the GrrOonnntl Inn, firth. !Cur. I. tl Van Wart, of Birtninzlum, merchant, at twelve, at the n"val Nntrl, Troapie.row, Jan. 15.• W. Madan, of Clentetinaine, Lombard-sited, lea-dealer, at twelve, at Gnil4;ol. Oct. 15. J. Ratcliffe, of Manchester, calico•printer, at elernt, at the Star 1011, Manchester. Oct 14 R. Drew, late of liouriteanz, France, Ant now of DmWinch, Perot', in. reliant, at twelve, at the Old Loa- duo lost, Butler. Oct 113. A. Crosse, of Ellesmere, Salop, grocer, at elevcn, ni the Raven Inn, Shrewsbury, Salop. Oct 13. T. hoes, of the Rull•riui. Birminclism, cord waim•r, at twelve, at the Wool Pack Ism, I.l,rtningleins. Oct. 13. W Elworiliy, of Walcot, Somerset, I ..... ve.cstren. Ur, at twelvr, at the Commereist.Romos, Bristol. CERTIFICATES.-0 l2. • • J. Langhtion, late of Liverpool, earthenware-dealer •••• e. 11. y I, senior, of Liverpool, merchant.—F. Willett, of Ilairlesioo, Arlon, Chesler, eherse.factur.—J. Pollock, junior, of Newcastle-iimits-Tyur, cooper.—S Hale, of the London Tavern, Rishupsgiate.street, Lon.lom tavern-keeper. —F. Nulling sod G. Mulling, of Jerusalem-court, Gram antral-street. London, ma-rammer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. H. Hammond, jun. and R Obbard, of Bride-lane, Lon. don, giJIM cutlers, September 8, 1819 —H. Hollins, sen. H. Hollins, jun. and C. Hollins, of Nether-lanairwith and Cock. ney, Nottingham, cotton-spinner, July 1, 1819—J. Rung and H. Husbands, of Bi istol, dealers in earthenware and china, September 11, 1819 —9. SPAlpin and F. A Tipple, of Budge-row, London, warelanuarmest, September IS, 1819. —W. Elliott, jun. 11111 G Elliott, both of Langford, 9eroll, farmers, September 29, 1819.—A. Black, J. G. Parker, H. C. Chairman, and A. fil'lniush, of Brisk lane, Spdalfields, printers, September 1, 1819.—G. N Ogle and P. M 11,,,,, of Liverpool, brokers, September 14, 1819 —S Smith, S. Pigg, and .1. Stanford, of Norwich, woollen-draper., Septa rn. her 13, 1819 —6 Bentsen and A. Dollinson, Biumpluia• Terrace, Middlesex, butchers, Magnet 21, 1819. FATAL ACCIDENT. One of those nselaotboly accidents resulting from field spurts, took place no Monday se'imight. Mr. C,unsins. a gentleman residing a few miles (ruin Abergavruity. mar the road leading from Ragland to that town, lett his house fur the minus, ment of partridge shooting, at tea tickle's ; and, about four in the afternoon, the report of a gun was beard by a per son ill an oljoiuiug field. This was followed by the balking of dugs, which induced him to go to the spot whence the noise pro ceeded ; a hen lie found Mr Cousins in an erect positive lean ing against the bank of the hedge, and at bat supposed Inns to be asleep ; hut, en approaching nearer, and looking more attentively, be diacuverrd his head shut in a dreadful manlier, the brains covering his bat. The fiery of the animals suede! Out, fur some lime, sufFer any one to approach their late mas ter; but assistance being procusesioLey were bent ea, and the abuse dreadful spectacle presented itself to view. Medical aid was instantly sent for, bust ion late to prove of any avail—he being a corpse ! It is siipposed,that,ingell ing over the hedge, the gun being rocked,t be trigger was canght by a loiter, which occasioned instant explosion, and literally blew his bead in pieces! Mrs. Cousins left her Itemise iu the morning of the same day, to visit Mrs. Bennett, of TrUStley Lodes (the trash of whose husband was mentioned in our old. wary on the Gill instant), to assist in Ilse soothing offices of friendship on suds a,p occasion; and it is rather sin polar. that Mr. Cwuins was to have appeared as chief mourner at the ceremony of interment (which look place on Wednesday se'unigbll , and had prepai eel new minas. Mg for she occasion. Nothing could surpass she kind attest paid by the Medical Gentleman, Mr. Graves (a neighbour), so the sufferings of Mrs Cousins; and the re. maws of 'he deceased friends were enclosed in the same tomb, in the chin chimes] of Lanvairlit ilgieldess, attended by a large number of the load searsotabk characters of theinflgit. bourbood, who came to pay the last tribute of respect to Om memory of these Gentlemen, who were alike esteemed throughout the surrunntling district.-(Gloucester Journal NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Arrived the Friends, Wilson, front it uusw i c .k. Bruins, from Petershorgti ; Margaret, Christie, from din.); mid Elisibelb, Quintoo, from Lundell ; the latter has sailed foe Perrot. Sailed time Raleigh, for Leith. HAIRWICR, 11FPTE19111ER 20. A large foreign hail' shit, name ultimoa it, has bees taken up GM Lowestoft' felt of water by two it.iikme smacks, and without soy person oa board. She is now off this harbour, arid appears to be laden with tar and tallow. Sbe is sup posed to be Use Swainish, of I.ollaloll. uvcarooL, strrtmara It Arrived the Orange, Patterson, from Jamaica; Stamper, Whitlow, from St. Down go—sailed 31st July ; Lord Cas. tlereagh, Thompson, from St. I.orhie; Cyclops, Brai boa i le, from Antigua; our! (Aide, Adams,frotn Virginia—sailed 9ill August : Ole l lth August, in lat. 50.25. biog. 11. spoke the Albion, from hence for New Yoik. DEAL, SPIPTIMIIIM 20. Comedown from the River sod sailed, the Leander, Furs. ter, fur Jamaica ; Royal C!..arlotte, Ford. for Quebe c; and I.ady Ridley, Kerr, fur St. Juba's, New Brunswick. Arrived the Joints Closer, Wiekenden, from St. Rites, soil remains with the Severn, Liffey, and Hind, Musts, Root Indiameo, Active and Resolution, (Vest ntul mveral others, hermelesed.bouud, detained by coatrary wiark ; also the 1/utek brig of war Courier, Captain Ely, Iwo a cruise, to telt. efIRI . ST'S HOSPITAL. Yesterday bring St Matthew's day, the an•ell mettle's. day a this Hospital, the Unit khyur, Sheriff.. non of t h e tom e ' R'yat Hospitals proceeded is getout state I n Christ Church, New/gate-street, where tiny atte.l•l r A, Diviny Service, and beard an ■tinropriate Ser.ami f c ,.. n ' h p Kit'. Mat Greenwood, A.M. The Church rm+ better attended than we ever remeather on a similar tices,itio. After Service thi•y proceeded through the cloisters to the great ►alt of • Christ's Hospital, where with a trowaed a n d fashimtahla audience of ladies and gentbmi•u aritoh ;atm sere from the youthful exertiotis of Mask., Chaska Sievla., Mathews and Master FS rd , rirk liiA. li, twit genii.? %twill's or the grammar school of that Institution, •iuo •b'nen,t two oral tong, one in Latin by the firmer, awl nor** Flu t i.,h by the litter. After the forsalson thotoulpany beswer4 pecuniary ierreitt uu the youthful orators. THE Tull M. LICHFIELD RACES. Their Races were attended by mach of the nrlg fashion fur which they bsre rather form..rly been celebrated. The number of carriagea un the cusp.i was bey I any thing 'thrusted for a nan.lber of year.. U, Tuesday the concourse, both of carriser.r. louses, a. 41 y.. clestrians, w- immense. The sport wia Itcelliwt. a:A entry was the greatest that lam been kmorn far tit 'earl The match between I.nrd orrou'a Ayle•bury mot Sir Cirirho iColseley's br. c.(nick.nninell Radical 11.• form r) was no.' admirably and closely row. sled ; and minsidirahledrAring was beard as the horses run in. TUESDAY, EEPTEEEIDDI )& The King's Plate of lhogs Frwr.mi4 bests. . . . Mr. Clifssin's b. h. Advance, 4 pa ohl 1 1 Mr. Y.stra'a b. b. Gaudy Mr. br. P. 4 Ire old .... 3 Jr Mr. Tao nor's b. b Meals, r ged A 001.1 Cup, value 11/0!s. ose Tbute-ia.le brat. Mr. Yate'a br. h. Paulus/its. 6 yra old Mr. W. it's be. h rs old A Match for 100 Rs. h ft. last 'lase (putt.' :t Mr. Yob.** 1,. c. Trost, by Thoosirrisolt, ...... Sir B. R Graham's b. f. by An4eupso. A Match fur 100 Guineas—Thies mile le at. Kit Charles Wulseley's br. c 3 yr. old ... turd Ansou's Aylesbury . wrisaterstr. The Noblemen's Ladies, 'oat Grestlrinen's Plate, „f 7, 41 Two mile heats. . Lord Dm by's Paul Pollee . . I Sir .1. Egerton's b. h. Asbury, 3 yes uld 111 r. Charlton's Pomona A Macaroni Stskt s of lOgs. each, with Ooze. Taturrurth Sithserittion.—Otte rotor tnr;e :ital. Mr. Peel's tr. c. by Fits James, 4 yrs otal .1. Pickf'rd'r ch. f. by Cs-emit; Mr. Llutirms's b. g. by Brigliadora, 4 yn old ..... TsrultSoAY. Members' Plate of 50gs. fur horses, Sec. of a;! azrs. Tms mile heats. Mr. TAOS'S be. h Paulowitz Sir W. Wynne blk. c. Ramilree The Cocktail Stakes of 5 gs. each, wilb 29e,. ad fit,l trust the City Subscription. Two.inilr h. Att. Mr. Rohinquit's ch. e. Spot, 5 yrs 01.1 . 1 I qtr. V.ol2han's ch. R. Klld Ho,, acrd... iir. Sa ia4ru's b. g. - 344stint 11 , 1 * Snir, 4 yrs 0141 . 3 3 On Wednesday , evening, about seven o'cli.ck, there was it most violent atom of thmidei, and rain, in Oxford a n d its vicinity. Toe razes carne on so furiously that many houses were Anodell ; tome of them had water in the ground doors to the height of two feet. The friends of Mr. HENRY STENT infecd to pre sent a petition to his Royal Highness the PRINEF, REGENT, in behalf of that unfortunate man. From that transpired at the tri e 1 4 no doubt that it will be both numerously and re spectably signed. GEORGE DUNN, a painter,. WM killed by. 1411 on Al lay evening in the house of Lord WILLIAM FITZGERALD. its Lower Berkeley-stieei, ter-square. The deceased was at work on 1 ;.4* h.ttrt's story, from the staircase of which he fell down the hall upon the marble pavement. BIRTHS. On Friday, the 17th instant, at Bari:north Muff. tl4 Lady of ROpt' William Guy of n son nod lo ir. On Sunday teat the Lady of H Ash! , o f tare, 1...nd0n-lield , Hackney, and Lord Ma) tea Court Royal Exchange, of a we. IWARRiAGES. John Kns•ana^h, Esq. of Onhlto, to Mary, geond.tlanT,hter of John Lithber, Est!. Berry lionsuteroy, Tw0..., O.n•n. On Tuesday piing, the 14th out. at Lee Church, the Rev. Jas. Gregory, Hams Hendrick, FAT second •'t Thos. Hendrick, F.N.uf Portarlitigton, ter Mary Anse, eWal daughter of the lale Sir Enamels Horning s, Rant. On Monday, the 20th trot at St.Geotge's, Hanuveraellio . , t.y Ibe Rev. Otoiel Wilson, A.M. Abel Chapman, E•q elile.t son of Abel €llllllllll3ll, E•q. of Woodford. to Alto., .•t••nt daughter of the late Zachary Hubbersty, Esq. of W!Geld, in Essex. On the 6th instant, at St. Pimento Chnrch,lty t!ue Re. W. Fallowfie:(l, Itilliam, eldtst son of Mr. II iiiiciirton.of 1Tr••- harn, Bedfordshire, to Jane, youngeat (Mueller 4 C:e Mr.T.l" or ter, of the same pl.see. DEATHS Os the 11th imMot,at Bausur, lm th Iralea. Met Me. the Byrne, relict of the late Capt. Gregory Barite, and ilaaat.t,, of the late Francis Harvey, of Bargy Castle, in the r. ~.ray of Wedurd, Esq. On Sunday, the 19th instant, at Binary Honer. Sem di,cr uet of Mot Mills, Eas.formerly of I.lcltio, Oti die 341 inst. after four days' illness, at Cr...". Inver. own, in the 713th year of her age. Jean, relict of the Ilan. Archibald Fraser, of lAvat, and only sister of the late Sir Ws. Fraser, Bart. - - HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LOPiDGIC sninGC. !Worming 34 Ow 3. I Envoilig 4il miler 3. TesterJay—Ss. MATritxxe.—Holiday at the Hank, quer, East ludix, mad &filth Sea Ilt•uses. CCURSE OP EXCIIANI Amstrrdant,C.F. 12 1 Ditto al Sight 11 18 ' Rotterdam 12 2 Aniaerp ex-mo 12 5 Ilamhurgh 3d Altoaa 36 7 Paris3Ja)'s date 25 35 Ditto Bourtleaux do 25 63 Frank tOrt on the 1 . 13310,11", SFPTN:Li.ft Gracia Vroice Ital. Lov 27 20 Malt* Narks .. Palermo 117,1 per us. Lial•mo Oporto 54 Rio Janeiro-- 58 DuLliu Molise 152 Madrid ........3.'.; Cadiz ...... ... 3d RL'l.l.lOl. ' rertvgal Cold tlt r t. 4 Coin, per or 3 17 IV Gold iu Pars 0 U 0 New 1)006100as 0 II New lk.ilmrs 11 fl 0 Filver iu Ben a 5 ti New Lucie U Bilboa 35,t Barcelona Seville •51 Gibraltar........ 3S Leghorn - 48 LONDON : Petaled eiml Pribeed tbe (ehee, It; *rani; grime Advereleesemee are received, lid legume (4=4) Nal be edibeeleul—C. 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