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PIIL I CIL SACRILEGE. On Satitr.lay Goddard was csantinint before 11. 31. IV% tie. Got. LW • charge of rubbi•; Hunnnitidd !i1 G•••rs. •I'hr U, s. Mr. Vincent E•lisards, Vicar stit..l. OEII •htrrog Pa-sion %Yea prams serre'rea.l .laity tit Sins ctin i ch, r.nl.rq•o•ally the primipti inhabilants hf, 11161' I Iltr Wroinmul.by night ire pasty an lisp (iithiw i u g 'winsome (M4notelny Thiseitil.l) the rhnrrh wan Innken mid log 'Num..., • hos 6•rrrd "rot Ihr pari•h rhe4t, stole 'veto thin, it •tvtalain.•d, sod re. it the aterphee, 11r idepilifted weverii iii.sks how prnd•.rrd tit b. his pnmerty; a green big in which the srrr.at of —'l'nrkntli, E.CI . Wird In carol Vir 1r.t.4;• ofltsi (.onu the cbstrch, and hl•u a t reayer-lettok in Alf. T. as 16..1 as aaul!u•r book biloincing to IbAnokts. (;area, a constable lyilsoicinc to the pariah of Hackle'', rhatuil. tit it the honorer wait 'topped in their perish shoot 'roar bolt uu Hvoil Friday 1111011111111. with two lista, pie • lioisaioiia t t bible. , praver.hooks, tae WIMP NAM prtiiiiiri d. Tl i • other contained wear inc apparel, 'nodles. shoo +. and various other articles. On ! *litiiezipleMlimiliril at the watch-honer, he said lie wit. comitic Now lb ok , lairr to co Norfolk ; that he fonud the hooks trader a losa.otack sway Hafer& Ile then wore a shirt, pm 'faille! the stolen surplice, but mom be has no shirt on. The Prisoner said, the shirt he then wore was so es ti. •nwly ragged, that be was compelled to OPE it away since hi. apprehension.-- He Was fully i•omiiiitted fur trial at the J's-ea Moises. William rimeq was eaarnined on two separate charger of liorclary. It sipeared that on the sth of last Septendwr, ellipse the temporary ahornce of Mrs. Howley, of Paradise. now, her house bad been bridle*. into by ei a, and robbed of N. in Wink Mites, a SOW bindinB - several silk dream , faiths ti bikes* of variuses ileserip. soil tea pod table silver 00. n.. Mil le which the thieves got cfrar off. A noon named t3..ldwio hail !wen afterwards sitiprehend al, rind part of the stolen property foetid on bins. He toped King . .. evidence, and impeached several other., nod 1111110Mr.1 the reef the Pris ..... ir. whit evaded Ih. •icilanee of the Hire until boa Weilipionlny. when Garton, so officer, 'eerier., information it hich led to lii. a pprelsetisi .... ; he bronchi Han to the plitdic.liowie near the office, where he laecno to search hien. and the first thiair he polled oust of his pocket were atone tlyddnr.i r are...., 'which wile blatantly rreociiisi d by Mrs. Pitman, of Nu. 8, Halls..atreet, lily-ro id. . . . . The Priwoner, me being gnestioineol, Paid hr heed with Lis (4lher-ito law in the B glo: hr wit. recittaintod lu be en obi aeloolintnnee of the uglier's ; they knew him by the osanie ui l'itirmtrick.-IkmasidA. WESTMINSTER lE.S‘,lONs'. fln SAlitrtiny the iVe.trlc,n.trr Sessions closet!. A number of pen' , mewl wrre il:•rimell of. liirkard fork war itithetril f..r on attack npnn a vo'ilier r f the 0,1,1,4rean, while on duty In Ilse Park, liter Jamr-'s palace. set+ Were clearly proved, and Ike Po..tner smarm-ell In one ~ear',4 imitrisnoment. . . SIM° 3 Kiel wn• ronr;rtell of • rimihr atantelt on on. telher soldier of the Comas. a *foliose, ion the l'Agtotla•hroolge. After rt.nrirthon, weevil peramei came furetattl nnA stated the siotoriotte character of the Ptionnt r. Ilse a•krd bias when he vr:ls tried last —lle i , s errd, " Nerve." v said he knew him t.. here ronviried 0, off. nee +dipolar In Use preseut, bulls ben: and at the ll' le Melo well Session•. Pri.sotee--" It i. all * mishke " 1.1. CIMINO! said kr rersillerte.l him aq et mist Mem itina ill char icier, mill liNitetireill hint to trio yrn►a Milli jam the Komae af Com (lion, ih , irinz, at the sins I stair, that he shuuld be closely watched, •ad kept to hard la boor. Elizabrlla ruhleet rug imlirted for bnying stolen good', lowing th:•rn to he leto!ett.. It appeared in I . rieletorr, that Mr. a S di e itoe, 1 , 0 the h Ai! of cm ploylog a poor man, narne•l Thos. Wheat v, in clean knives, for which the man yard to send his 41am:titer, a child nine tars of age. The rh•I•1 of late had items entictil by the Prisoner to sell some of the knives end t , rks to ht r f0r3.1. s rvr. She was tumid Guilty, and sem soiled 14.1 one)rar'e imprisonment. EMI. Sat M Es. A 'wan± the prrsons put to the bar as reputed thieves was 'the e.l , d 1311 Soantr.. lie had hero apprichriiilrd by ).I.ly, the Police °Airier, • !in hail a Warrant against bins, in the Idler% of the Snrrry Thratrr.. . . Ilaamphirr, a flow , strast officer, staled, that he hail tisown S..atn w aw a reported thief, °a ganisisig gangs of pick roekets fur the last teas years wi , h unceasing activity. Soon: •—" Don't believe a vulil tat il, 31r. Chairman ; I cat wit foot years in th- country." Ilumplorr),s-.—.. Ile's illst enough, S:r ; for he returns al Lem transportation a iii hi the Lea fame years ; but 1 knew larin. to-fire his travel-, and 1 have constantly seen him since pickiug pockets about the Strand, with others of the g tog. Sollileg put in a written piper, containing a defence not di 'lac to that of Barrington at the Bailey. Ile consist:aim il that his characta r was blasted front past " ia i and that hr could foil no sine to give him a lilt lw an humid livelihood. Ile candidly confess erl 11131 the l'Oliee were Isis 111111111111.:1111111111111isill: fur he (valid nut appear in Ilwatreet• to look after au honest millatiou without being iininedintr ly recognised and al -1 sekell l v them. Ile declarril himself t of the c:hiczcs iumiv against bins. and said, that lie had olataini the Priory. 111.7.1 . 111 ' 16 pardon fur his list conviction, which vas ohtaisnd at the instigation of Vasegiian and others of the same tlesea:ption. The Chairruan—" St/3111C1., it is a shucking thing to sre yon coati:wing this career, after re prated convictions, pu ui.louu-ut., moil esca tat 5.12111. - s " Sir. lam most anxious to get an honest rive r 1, Init the l'iilire °Steers stop ine the moment Igo taut In look fur it. tVlwat I was taken 1 was in the art of seeking n sir nalahhirs ill an East salami I once held, and coastal have Rot if it were not for this arrest " 'lite ChAiranata—.' Yon have abilities, stash it is a pity they are not honestly employed, it would be very desirable if you could find souse sitsiation out or the catenary, where you 'meld retriree your character. Can you get the bituatiuu yto allude to now ? I know you have friends." NO:1111C4-••••" I think I fall, bar." The Chtirman—" Then lot the sentence stand over until the day of adjournam nt." • Arnimher reputed Ibid . , named Walls. was seittencest lu oboe yems . • ttttt mt. Hr out found cutler:4lv' us pUIIIIC-IMUMN a.th a 'smatter shrktou kepi iis hi. pocket, awl a boilers', est la souse phn►plaurboa. He loudly proclaim. voi his iiinorrocr, and said hr 'rut to the house to visa Of *hitt' he was a member; llomphrey. had an iii.l acquaintance w.II. shit Primui r, whom hr knew at our 11011: to hare Iwvn uutcuced Iso tit UII.I a 1 souther to tramportalion (or hre. Qrm•ga Osborne o.is rouvielrsl of nailing condos t at the slam a( Mr Clash. Iwmla r r, ill Mood, Audlry-.lrert, and I a air wills is reprimmal 1 the Choi, man, the prosecutor larelat nn ers.h to mure.'t w verily smaimi him. Jute Vrend A a',. eanytetral ils.lccent courlort at the Brows' Hew public house, is Ilaw-strert. A police °nicer load that this was her stresstecuth commitment for a snuffle offence. The Prisoner—U I was *over committed fur 'Whin, be ton.. hot nn a pawnbroker'. charce, tur lireakiag hi. win d .ws she., be would not give me out my things. Thai is a 4,llspirory again-t me, and or lam a Sinner, it is the 1 . 41511 of the people at the public-house for &Room so muds l.qunr; the, =are me twelve glasses thst morning, though stet kW* 1 had hero out all night at the fair.' A Polies. ()three said, she speut mine smooths oat of twelve is a prison . Semen...pa hi six months' imprisonment. %FATE. OF TOTHILL-FIELOS PRISON. ..—...... ..... The Poririnnn of the Grand 11111/ Mated. ilvit the Grrool Jo.v MA cooling the rhinos is tothill-fii.1.1., whirls thrY fount nq rhea, tot if was fionoliir to make it, the bread ex. rritesitly Toed. and the wlfolc reflecting credit on Mr. Notkler, Wr korp r The Sesviues were the. adjnurue I. lANC.I ;rrn LENT ASSIZES. MONDAY, SIARCH The Assizb.4 for tl ..),• ennooty moll,nrneeol on tit. totrrhte Loot, when the. t: ..... miss IAMP ono-tied by Mr. Justice BA V' LEY, thr Cloort Iran nut baviug arrived till Mood iv, vvio.o both the Jnoles asst ME. Jud,er BAY !AY im the Civil Ir, Sir RICH ARD H4CI4 A RIM on the Crown aid-. lit-Inte the twiner the only color of any ontereq that o t b y, was tcKsov TODIIUNTER. Mr. SCARI.ETr •tilr,l.llllll 11111 was all 11.1.111111 fur In saisault ; that the I'lisinta, during the trial of a canoe Mt the last Cosinheriand Astzeiii, hail milprate.l Mgt VIIIIIrS% Wilk Ili% bead tied up, and two black eyes.th6, upon lois bring questioned, it turned out that the Oeresitlaist had given him the two black eyes, in order to disable him fr being. It witness in that action. The liiatory of the trinsaaction was this :—Sisene time about the month 01 July I s o, the Defendant while riding on hur,e back. slw the Mandril (J.icksini) standing at the door of a public-lioti.e.—i.he immediately jumped tiff his 'mete, rho up to him. and without ony pnisoca tion,r Offitattiril ii him a moist cil.lent and out rageous astisillt, by beating him with his fist. Alr. Jackson htd not the least notion ulna the assault anusiinesided torpor at that time it did not occur to him th it hr was goiog its a witness against the I)efesolaut. Ile took refill?.e in ft puldic-lion.c: the Defendavit pursued and heat lam mail lie was persuaded by s 1111 l e person to go aw:4y. Ile !lien rode out• a few paces.; but thinking lie had not given the Plaintiff eionigh, lie turned buck again, and commenced another violent attack upon Mr. Jack s 0000 0 who Was standing iii the is.telteli, flew at him, and gave hi is it V14 , 14'11t WOW M ilh hi s fj4i. Hnmau pltience could liar this J:TI lomp•r ; the Mai:dill' immediately laud hold of ,11.. 'rodlinntrr, u violent atroggkensued, and they hetnlilyd one upon an other. 'l•he landlord, who had since died, sepa rated the.° ; ►he Delevolatit was finally forced oct of the I r, and the 1.1 arterwurts appeared iu the condition lie load stated. These facts verse folly corroborated by the evi dence of the miler nod a 11-wonder, and alter POlll4. remark* by Mr. WILLIAMS, on the pint of the Defeadceit, thelge Slummed op the evi dence, nod the Jury :4 ave is verdict for the Plain iitf —Damages 80/. in the declaration they were lisid at only 501. TVESDAY, MARCH 24. IrtaO.IIMIUR-T V. MILLER,. Mr. TOPPING stated, that this was an action in which the I'laniall . cominuitied of a trespass and rise imprisonment. The taros Herr these : —The Plaintiff' WWI an old soao, of the age of sisty two, in a respeetalde station of life, being in Che shire, but who lately bud I)••e embarrassed in Ins circumstances. said was to go to Americo ; he Intl married a female of the mane of Liertoso, anti his brother and sister-in-law were desirous to accompany him. Accordingly, on the 1.1!i of Joly last, the three wrist on 1:030(1 tt ship of the name of Sampson, bound to America, anal each paid 8/. for ifirir pussage. the 151 h. Mr. Miller, the soperisitendasit of the Police of Livcr pool, came los board this slap, acciiiiiininied by a person of the name of Fold. a ('n-tint-house officer ;he immediately addressed Is l self to Lila/ton (the Plaintiff being present), and said, " Your 1111111 e. is At Isiosati. Ills sider stepped up and said, his name is not A tkilllloll bid ; Mr. Miller said, I have letters to *hew to the contrary, and ordercd the trunks to be opened— they were opened, and in note of them was found a pocket-hook, with the initise of Lawton at length; this was site wui to 11r. Miller, and it was thought it would 11.1ve satisfied liiin—no, that would not do —and he ordered Mr. Broadhurst mud his brother in.likw Into klie boat. from which they were cooveyed to the common gaol of Liverpool, and placed with other felons, where they cmitimird until thus pirtrh, who was auxious shout their return, canoe train on board the ship, anti looked about fur theas at Li ierpoul, where, after 60111 t dillieulty, she espied them throng!) the gratings of the window of this She made communications to them, and supplied them with meat until Saturday, the 19th of July, when they were brought up 1)) fore a Ma gistrate front this gaol, where they loud been kept duce the 13:it, without any but what the sister supplied them with, said no evidence appealing against them they were disrliiitged. I his was the na tu re o f th e gist, 111141 it 11.1916,rd uu ohsei cations f him to enable the Jury to estimate the vireo gs of a fellowman, who hail been deprived of that !test blessing—liberty, on the supposition that lie was a 113311U1:11.11.1rilig 111:111g , ..ing to A listrica ; where as he was a wohiciao. ‘Vlien the s e facto were proved, he should be elititled to their verdict, to gether with an ample compesisation fur the damages which hail bees' sostuined. After seveial witnesses were examined, who cor rolioratal the above s'atemeeit. is very opitited de fence, on the part of the Defendant, was entered into by Mr. SCAULETT, who contended that Mr. Miller was not answerable fur the iiiitiry -the Pluititiff hail suataitird, but that it was Mr. Ford, whom he cali co!, and who proved that he had merely taketi Aidler with him to assist hint, in case there should be %lA . resistance. The Learned Counsel read several letters from Mr. Loyd, a superior officer in thee Customs, to Mr. Ford, telling him to search this shir, as he hail heard that a person of the wine of Broadhurst, a weaver, was gumg abroad, and had seduced with him a young man of the name of Atkinson. lie Wits free to admit that Mr. Ford had sent them sit his own peril, but he coo tended that Mr. Miller was out responsible foe the acts of Mr. Ffifil. Mr. ' Tipster: replied. 'Flit Judge anointed up the evidence, and the Jury returned a verdict fur the Plaintiff—Damagea, IVEDNE%DA Y. MARCH 23. No cioe of tiny interest ueeur►ed tin. ilsy. 088 the Crow's Node me u great number of prisoners, too,t of them l'or nutmeg forget! Bank outer—six for murder, and the other' for robberies. The Cum , ItAitoN's charge to the Grand July wi t . delivered lure low it voice as to be scarceli au dible in any part of the Culla. One slut• last week, st the foment, of A permn at Ilertnnuoith, whilst the sexruit wits Wilt% up the grave, ht It II 'tutu it, stud expired. IC I.N T ASSIZES. MAIVAToN*, 11ARCII TRIAL OF THEMIDAHIPMEN FOR SHOOTING AT Plinsons AT DEAL. Nicholas llobilleird and J. Areptirthart. two y o u ng midshipmen. were charged on two indictments. for &muting at two of the inhabitants of Deal, with in tent to murder, Ike. As the transaction was detailed in the last MP most Folly, we shall state that first, the caw having been motel' misrepresented be the Comity Papers That indictment (longed Itobillard and Arquin ban, the first with shooting at, and the other with toiling him in shooting at J. ‘VI! liatult at eight o'clock in the t vetting of the 2 111 (la). of December, *tit King-street, near the Fish-market, Deal. The Prosecutor described himself as a mai introits(' stated that he was returning home on the evening of the 27th Dee. having been for a walk ; when he gilt into the Fish-market he heard the note oftpiarrellitig, and a ov Mr. Arquitiltatt disputing with a iecta of the name of Robinson ; he cried out " Hallo ! what's the matter ?" when Robillard stepped up to him, and yon are the fellow that just now insulted site. Ile replied, that he was not, and was ready to go before the Allayor. Robillard had a 0001 in his mitl after a few words fired it et lion, and torn drew his cutlass. The Prosecutor closed with hint, tool in doing so received a wound across his face, but lie succeeded iu throwing Rob - alerd down, nod escaped. In cross-examination he denied that lie ball ever seen Itolaillard to his knowled;,re before that night, or that lie had been smuggling that evening. J. Barnes, a grocer, at Deal, near whose home the affray listi•peited, said, he heard the noise of the dispute between A itptiobau and Robinson, mill lie went to his door. Ile interposed, and thought he had succeeded in restoring peace, and had returned to his shop, when he heard the report ofa pistol. The ball struck his window-shutter. He came out nod found the Prosecutor and the Prisoner ltobil lard struggling on the ground. -- Burnes, juit.• the son of the last witness, paid, he saw the sci!lHe ; and he said the Prisoner tired the pistol when he was standing about five feet from the Prosecutor. The Prisoners bring called upon theit defence, Mobillard read a long paper, whir•h was well com posed as to style and matter. Ile lamented his hardship in standing as N culprit at the bar, for do ing no more than was necessary for his self-defence in the performatiee of a duty which had been im posed upon him by his siqterinrs, and. not of his own choice, that of watching the contraband traders : a dotty he declared much inure tiopleossatit than facing the enemy its open battle. Ile lament ed also the rt; riot whit•h they hail been 'rallied ht the Nlayor of Deal, who cominitted them to chose custorly, and when their Captain, 'toiler whose orders they hail acted, and whose advice they immediately sought, was refosed admission to them, he was told by its Mayor that they were both drunk. Tiros not only denying them the consola tion and advice of their Commanding Officer, but at the sante time caltimitiatiog their character. The County Journals had sin It as them, by stating their conduct as little shout of t h at of assassins or mailmen, representing them as wantonly parading the streets, and firing at the passengers at random. Ile then alluded to the state of the town of Deal, in which lie said that the habit of illicit trading was so inveterate, that no reward would in duce nil inhabitant to give information ; and he held in his hand advertisetuents to the amount of many thousand pounds reward, all of alijelt loottl been noivailing. This was the place where his duty and ill-fortune compelled him to serve. Ills vessel was specially appointed to watch the smugglers,. so that every soul on board was oh. noxious to the whole town. Ile then detailed u variety of instances in which their officers and parts of their crew had been beaten, gagged, thrown ovei board, and every insult used against them, and in the case of two seizures which he had made, lie noticed the present .Prosectitiors sc ti.e amongst those who rescued the goods. On the night in question, they had sentries along the shore no the watch, end it was his duty to go from post to post. It liaitpetiell iliat as lie and his blather officer were passing the [Ugh-street, he Mt, three or four men loaded with haskets, such as they carry tubs in. Ile piorsneil, but they escaped, except one, shorn lie overtook. The Prosecutor then carne, ;mil by u Wow on the breast knocked him down, attest enablttl the smugglers to escape. As soon as lie got up and recovered himself, he made his way through the Fish-market, and then the Pro secutor again came up. Ile immediate-II said, " You are the fellow who insulted me; I will now take you prisoner." The Prosecutor said, " I will give it you again," and titude. The Jury would sae that there was no equality of personal strength between them, and therefore lie thew Iris sword, but the Prosecutor rushed in and bore him down ; when they were down he told the Prosecutor to desist or lie would shout hint; to which his answer was, Fire away and be and kept kooreling nu hums breast. Ile then drew his pistol fired, not intending to kill him, hut hi alarm hint, for lie could easily have shot him through the head or hotly, but lie tired close to liis head, so as to pass hint. The Prosecutor (lieu gut up, and ran away. Now, although there acre many witnesses to this trans action, and could, of course, speak to the truth his statement, yet there was no one who dared give evidence against it smuggler at Deal, and it was with the greatest difficulty he could procure one to come forward, and lie must no inure dare return to that pLicr. _ _ _ Ile delivered this address in a very impressive manner, and it evidently had great effect with the Coast and Jury. Mr. Arquisibmn merely said, that what his bro ther-officer ►aid was strictly true. Some witins-es were Own called, who had exa mined the mark of the ball in the window-shutter, and they said Irma its direction it must have bees. 1401 by a person lying on the ground. This was confirmed by one witness who saw the transaction. The Jury found them Nut Guilty. The • tiist indictment wiiv sgailo.t Nfr. A rquin ban alone. It appeared, that, after ran away, he piirmird, a ni, i ntending in lire at Robin son, bib unfoituilutely hit unothtr ',croon, and te was Lictl..l.-d fur firing at the tvliotti he The 'Learned Jud2eitimaeiliately held, that this would nut do, NA the crime• consisted in the Intent, onl that lie nisi., actually be charged for tiring at the f orrmut lie intended to tire at. On this ground he directed the Jury to find theta—Not Gaitty. Th e l'iisoners were both very gentlemanly young, men, and -elreied by their Captain for this dis agrrt•ahlr st-;•vice, in consequence of their prudence and di4cretian, 111 was stated by Capt. M.Cidlocli, their Coitimaiiiler. ROMliard is et native of Guern sey, and Arquinbau a native of Minorca. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Whitehall, Morris tS, 1818. His Royal Highness the Pointe Regent has been pleased, in the 'same and uu the behalf of his Majesty, to direct let ters patent to he passed tinder the Great Seal of the United Kingibono of Great Hs itain and Ireland, irsonstitutitig and appointing the Right Honourable Robert Viscount Ms 'vale; Sir George Wan-ender, Hart.; Julio Osborn, Esq. ; Sir Graham Moore, Knight Commander of the Most Honour able Military Order of the Rath, Rear-Admiral of the Red Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet; Holly Somerset. Esq. commonly called Mai gals of Worcester; Sir George Cock burn, Knight Grand Cross of the Mo•t Honourable Military Mater of the Rath, Rear-Admiral of the Red Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet ; and the Honourable Sir Henry Northam, Knight Commander of the Must Honourable Military Order sof the Rath, Rear-Admiral of the Sqnadoooto of his Majesty's Fleet, his :Majesty's Commissioners for executing the oolliec of High-Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great its and Ir.-land, and of the Dominions, Islands, mud Territories thereunto belonging,. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commission in the 2.1 Royal Lancashire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine of I Astenster. Henry Hogliton, Esq. to be Captaiu—Conunission dated March 19, 1818. COMINtill iOllB signed by the Lord Lieutenant of ()teeming,' of 81 idillesex. To lie Deputy Lieutenants—The Donniirahle Charles Finch, the Reverend TI tttttt ns R..snell, Samuel F.velingliaiii Slictchley, Esq. nod Rich■rd Chase, Esq.—All dated Fe bruary 4, 1818. Royal Eastern Rezimcnt of Middlesex Militia. Lewis Bowen, Ec q . to be Captain—.fated October 23, 1817. Crown-Cyfice, March 29, 1918. MEMBERS RETURNED TO sr's:ye IN Tills PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Bonuses of Great Beduin. John Jacob Balaton, E.q. in the room of James Henry Leigh, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Borough of Yaremodh. John si iii rlet on C o pley, Eqq. of the Temple, in the co nnty of iikUesrx, Serjratil at 1...‘w, in the room at Alex a mlc r Maconochie, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. City of Winchester. James Henry Leigh, Esq. in the room or Richard Mcylir, Esq. deceased. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Steadman 6111.1 It. Bright. of Aldersgate-street, London, babenlaslters, Mardi 25, 1818.-11. Brown and J. 11 Conn, of St. Nlartin's-lane, letter-press-printers, Nloreli 17, 1818.— .1. ditnould and J. Bradford, of Pieradily, booksellers, June 211, 1817.-11'. iaslwu•k and J. Law ford, of Milli-film'', Si. Mary-le-bone, Middlesex, prk.bistcher., December 25, 1817.—E Cilittenden nod H. Chittenden. of Ashford. Kent, ironmonger', January 5,1818.—. E. Chit hoiden. H Chitten den, and It. Ham ,of Ashford, Kent, nnctioueer•, Ja nuary 5, 1818.—.1. Part, jun. W. Paget, J. Paget, and J. Byng, of London and Herby, hosiers:, March 24, 1818 Beimaafi,•ld nod W. II • fold, of IVsloorih, Surrey, bricklayers, February 2, 1818.—D. Lot ke and W. Undo'', of Now Church-yard. I.oudn•', and if :Manchester, mer chants, March 21, ISIS —W. NVeatheilry and T. itarratt, of I)arrnt Parr-mill, Kent, paper-makers, March 24, 1918. W. Hobson mid It. Castle, of Little Moortield , :, I, 100, livery-stable-keepers, March 25, 1818 —lt. Gandy and I. Becket., formerly of Helmet-row, Old-sirert, alb.. wards of Aldermanbory. and late of Silver -street, Wood sire, t, trim. sningdnantilatinser., December 25, 1817.—E. 'Morris and E. Wickham, of Tunbridge Kent, surgeon., February 24, 1818 —J. Heplintm, sett. W. Billiter, and J. [letdown, juin. of Long-lane, Ikanuudsey, Stoney, lathier", March 25, 1818. RANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Miller, of RegeoPi•ternce, King'i road, Clo Middlesex, invichant, from March 31 to April 7, at It., at Loodois. BANKRUPTS. Robert Gnrside, of Storkport, Chester, cotton spinner, to torrritiler, April IS, 20, and May 9, at ten, at the War. rot Rulkeley At ma Inn, Stockport. Allurueys, Mr. Witatin, tlrmille.staret, Ilattun-garden, Luudob; and Mr. Paulden, SI kport. William Elacß , of Birmingham, chemist, to surrender. April 11, lb, and May 9, at tirelec, at the Rural Birmingham. Aiiorneys, Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Chancriy lane, London and Mr. Wills, Riming lam. Jrnies Miles, late of L'abrike, Middlesex, truss-maker, to surrender, April 4, 11, and May 0, at ►ru, at Guildhall, L lots. Attorneys, 31i . RuJall and Undid', Barnard's Inn, Holborn. Thomas Bishop, of I.lrarnfortl-court, Throvnorton.street, Lund 0000 0 mei rhaut, to surrender, March 31, April 7, and May 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Altos - try, Mr. Hult, Thread. needle-street. IViMom Tows', of ‘Volinehrim, merchant, to sur render, April 4, 11 , and May 9, at twrlvr, at London. Attorneys, Mr. Faithfull, Lamb's Conduit street, Loudon; and Mr. Faithful', Wokiusham• Joins Procter mid Jub Sesser, of Slevuin;•lane, London, clullufactora, to surrender, April 4, 11, and May 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Clement'► Lou. DIVIDENDS. May 5. S. Dixon, of Purtscu, Hauta, tailor, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. May 5 .1. Jameson and J. Willis, of Little Qu►rn-street, Holborn, Middlesex, coach-makers, at one, at Guildhall, London. April 2$ J. Watkins, of Chepstow, Monmouth, shopkeeper, at twelve, at the White Hart, Bristol. April 21. S. Clarke, of Birmingham, perfumer, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. April 21. B. Swann, of Shiffnal, Salop, breerhes-maker, at eleven, at the Jerningliam Armor lion, Shiffnul. April 29. H. P. Sileesier, of Newport, Salop, printer, at eleven, at the Red Limo Imo, Newport. April 29. W. slaretield, of Newport, Salop, woollen-draper, at eleven, at the Red Lion loon, Newport. April 18. T. Itrrownloill, of Leads, silversmith, at eleven, at the Court House, Leirols. April 24. F. Burgess, of Leicester, hosier, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Leicester. April 25. S. Taylor, of Osendemstrert, WrAminoter, and also of the Islam! of Guernsey, melt-haat, at our, at Guildhall, LuntJim. April 18. H. Dunn, ni Ware, Hertford, auctioneer, at eleven, at Gotildbrll, London. April 1$ I. Dixon, of Welling, Kent, innkeeper, at 'kern, at Guildhall, Loistktte. April 28. G.lll. Tliontpartn, of Crest Viirmouitli, hatter, at twelve, at the Black Liuu Tavern, Great Var. month. il IS. G. Gorey, now or late nt . Illarlvall, Middlesex, hont.builder, at rleveu, at Guildhall, !Amami. Apia 2t. J. T. Betts, of Honduras-stirrer, thil.street, Mid dlesex, rectifying-distiller. at twelve, at Gni lilho 11. I million. April 18 J. Taughtuti, ut Edward-st•ett i Caw., tiilish-loriarr, 111.1.1 h sex. _win!' owl bi ansl)-mert tr.nt, 31 1M I►r, at fill 141111 A II , !A ntolini . A poll 21 K. Llnvil, ;of Clement's lane, London, sttivt nt r, at eleven, at April 21. K of Ilantrteatl, ,ex , Int:Les, at eleven, it (~radon. April 18. J. Turner, late of Bury-Mill, near Ilentel.llemp . . . . stead. Hertel, cum-dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Imurkiii. April 28. 11. Evans, of Cheapaide, Luuduti, ailkauerecr, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 25. T. Eastnian, of Clement'.-lane, London, merchant, at trnOtt May 8. S.. Card, junior, Lite of Mere, WM*, farmer, wt twelve,. at the Heil Lion lon, Shaftehbury. Dureci. Muy 2. M. Midler, late of Briincl.strect-buildings, I. Li., merchant, at eleven, at April 216. W. Jacks, of Brist..l. merchant, at twelve, at the Commercial-Rooms, Br istol April 18..1. Lacey. of Whitby, Yolk, ship-builder, at I level!, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull, . CERTIFICATES.--Aritth IS. E. Adamson, of Liverpool, tobacconist —T. Archer, of Lontlstril-street, I Amiloo, bummaker.—.l . Jackson, late of Middleton, Norfolk, mcseliant —N. WI, late of Nicholas. I me, London, merchant...). Thomas, of Bright!, wholesale• chemist. PRICE. OF SUGAR. The @Mitre price of Grown or 31uscovnilo glint., com piled from the Returns made in the week roiling the Voli day of March, 1818, is fas. 30. per hundred weight, exelo. site of the Ditties of Custom% paid or p•tyable thereon ow the importatiuu thereof into Great Britaiu. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Ruske', and of Oatmeal per boll of 140Ihs. avnirdnpuise, from the returns received in the week ended the 21st of Mardi, 1818. Whist. Rye. Barley. d. a. d. 11 50. 6 6 Oats. s. d. 29 5 Lieu us. i. uw. I Oatmeal. 1 Beer or 'if g. R. ft. R. d. a. d . I. d r, 1 5 53 31344 I Areraxt Prices of 1101441(74m in Scotland, by thethiarttr of Eight Winchester Bushels, aiul of Oatmeal per Bull of 12111ba. Scotch Troy, or 1401ba. Avoirdupois, of the Pout IVecks immediately preceding the 15th of March, 1816 Wheat. Rye. Barley. bas. s. rt. s. (1. s. d. s. d. es 4 54 2 41 If 31 9 Beam/. I s. d . Co 3 0 Pease. I Oldniesd. lll VIT Or 19;. f. d. s s. d. 53 3 ST 10 39 JVAV4L INTPLUGENCE. mAncif 27. The wind twine got ennui, to the N.N.E. it is all bu.tle in lbw Road., and the outwaiii-bound will probably be all oft' cre tlbe taunting, should the wind hold. Sailed the Castle Howdy. fur licsrgal ; Hippolyta, for ditto; Recovery, for ditto ; Briton, fur ditto ; TOW tilimo, with convicts for New South Wales; Bombay !Reich:toil, for Bombay ; Camden, for Batavia ,• Cape Parket, for the Cape; Juno, for ditto; Comet, for the South Seas; Mottos. for 3lool.errat : Equity, fur the Sunlit Seas; and the whole of the moward-hovoid, exempt the Ix:Mello, Wallis, for New South Wales; Prince !twill, and Europe, for Bengal; atoll Princess Charlotte, fur Tuhnu. novrn, MARC!, 27. Arrived the lam, Robinson, from Ncneastir. for the Pi nails, with the loss of anchor and cable, and hey bowels iprusez, iu runscquenee of loud g been 11111 (Old of in Ilse Downs. Also arrived off this poll, the 31urchiouess of Ety uutwasd buond East Indiamats. 514RC11 27 Sailed last reenitlz,, after post, and tatty 1111 r mono ix, the whole of the outward-Arnim' Cain a ti ‘Vetd ettit.trrs and culliert, for their different dr.:filiation., with I fine breeze at toirlll, except the Lady Calcingtott, whit Is rcitriiiia to have her rudder repaired. Arrived the Wthefielil, AN.lon, from Lona 1111 l for Ant werp, as well, Mall tohli:rril to run for the Iltig Hight. it 1/10WitIZ ittrong from the not th est. 4 Come down ftion the !Liver and sailed, the Filmic, %Vit.:us, for Grenada ; acid Ridley, itttllt y, for Trtmt. Srtctai si.- ttrk are running unt of Raul.; lie PAT, and are tiow through the Downs. On Nlonday John Grrrn. n porter Pmployed to carry the snail bags from Plymouth Dock to I'ol - was executed at Exettr, for the %nuttier 4.1 ItEnEccA Sm rrn. llr had cohabited with her, hut sae returtted Io her husband : he %mild not prevail nu her to leave her husband and live %%lilt him in adultery. lie murdered her tint, a kiol• hich he had provided himself with. lle was 3! ytur• of age, and died almost in despair of ooacy, it to the future state of hi. soul. NECTINGS OF CRRDITODS AT GUILDHALL TO-MORROW. w. J. Nlitkr, Regcnes.terrnce, merrlefint ..... ......... 3 In R. S. WAlkrr, Ea..l Smithfield. cOl ..... .snaind.witirer 3 H. J. V. Lung and Co. thrat Tower.streel, nar.mt r. _ chants P. M Powell, 11:igtieiga, b00k5e11er......• • • It. Harvey, Oxford.stretl, groan..... W. IL Ware, music.w•ller 2 1 .1. Aguilar, Derou.bire.aquate, broker J. Jurcply late of Itatclill'e•bigbway, skipseikr DIVIDENDS. G. Deice, Commeorial.sale-romens, sugairbrooker. l(s J. Howler, hrirk.maker E Mott kintools, Haymarket, arcoulremeni.lorikrr it, H. Chill, St. 31orv.Isill, %hip broker lls J. B. Itolliac'', S&. Paul's Cli;srch-y3r4l, glacs CERTIFICATES. R. Stenehnn and I'. Mobilo., of Cheariole, Loud, m , a•an housrmen.—C. Talenline, of Si. Jamev's-wilik. 311ololleoex, japanuer—J. H. I.i . O•borol.streei. Middlesex, linen drisper.—A. Gratori Ile, of Pl. mould'. Doock , Der on, S. Pohnstni, of 31anclorAes, wauufacturer. PRICE OF STOCK 3 per Crest. Cisess. 78a& 3 per C'. N. Atais...lo.si I 106 1051 India I 3 Is.. 80 R 3 pr. :s ON SATURDAY. I F.x.81114.i..17 l 2 13 pr. I Ditto, ,9.1 .....14 16 pr. I Lottery Tockels , 29/. I COUP. for Ace.. • .79 MARRIAGE. At Rntternen, John Read, Esq. of Mount-street, Grosveno: ignore, to Mira Scrre, of the 'mine street. DEATHS. On Sunday ni;ht last, Juhn Harlon, E. banker, of Banbury. On Slierlay lasl , aired four montht, the Hun. Were Pere. grille Beetle, y test child I.l ' the Flail of Abingdon. On the 7th of Fehruary, at Narypoint, KIIIIVIOII ‘ Cpper Canada, in his 39111 year, Capt. Sir Itubrrt Hsll , liniehi an.l Comnaissinntr of the Navy in the Canada% &e. S.I . Robert formerly greatly ,lisiiinciiished himself in the coot• 'nand of the guu•bnats at Cadiz and Sicily • be was a brim., zealous, and clever officer. HIGH WATER. THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE Morning 38 after 8. I Evening 17 after 9. I,ON DON : Printed sad Published at the CIE •e, N'. 127. St. And ; where dil. , ,leo,eateuts see receive°, u d post paid) mutt he stlf4emes:—C SMITH, N. I Cement's Inn, l'tiuter—J. WHITE, Nn. 137, 1113 . 4 . I'..l.li•her. I