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U ammoomm ag i N prime it. S he , then asked ter maid for. the pow aier-uorn, omen sue. gave In r. :•iihe put souse powder into the pen, soul thot is. lie sew all this. —tie saw the powder: Pallier begged' liim to get beoind u tree, _us she would shoot biol.— . lirtij,i b./. In a few seenods tie l o ok e d e t , o n o side the tree, and saw the gun directed towards . him ; which she saw his hest, she thendiseliarg ed the gun at him. Ile iminettately rot' t k i.to , the. pali.ig, and took the gun from her.-41.• then went to the spat where the tallhait month'e through on the first shot—she followed - . lie tLeni ened he wont(' take nut a wart - aid' isg:tin,t her; she said he mi;ht do so, if he liked, but she would as /000 shoot 111111 es not. lie, ou the next &i t , pro. ' cared a warrant. II! did not examine the tree, bra hiud which be had stood. Ile saw her put shot, into the gun ; she poured it out of a shot-belt, , sithout measuring it ; this was immediately before the last time she tired—it wits before 11w glen miss ed tire. He hail no cooversation with the Prisoner either before or unite the trousuction took place.— The Witness, at the coneltision of Ins direct exami. nation, preaented a paper to the Learileil 3uit4e,- who, upon looking it over, told him it was ot. 40 • use upon the present occaaiiiii.—Previous to his cross-examiuntion be .Mr. (iv an EY, Counsel for. bliss Ye•ke, a made!, iu wood, of the premises, SAS produced, for the purpose of ei.uhlitig the Co:Art awl Jury, by reference to it. to understand the relative situation of the parties. Upon his criew-examittetioti, he mid he u-eti. to rs:ry fiat abort the couutry, in a cart, ,for the sappurt• of in s 4 e.l father and meth-roam! bendy. Part of . ji.entiptou Park belonged tit NI r. ILII, and part to. Rolfe. . •flse fence (as marked on the model) di vided their grounds. Tlwre were tries on Mr. Hiles . aid-- of the feiv, where, be was ; they were very • laree ones, about 3i feet, or 4 feet in chemrter. The tree behind which he got wan three yards from the patilig, and about fifteen from where the Pri• Seiler stool. He was sure lit' saw her put the pow. der into the pen tent of the powder-horn. Parker smile afterwards weiit to the George pulilie.hotise 1 .ia the otriglioourbod , 1 ; he did out send Parker to i the Prisoner tar the poi iume. of extorting mom?! Irma , her. lie took di- gun to the public-hour. ; • he afterwards returne.l .1 ..I took the piece of paling L ie ball loci ;one through, and !rut auto; her iii its place. lie was positive he used no ill-etegunge whatever to Miss Yorke, or any other than what he had elreedy stated. Ile believed he threw a piece of the puling et her, after she had tired et Lin, tieing etiprelseutive she was about to load the l ieu main. He took out the warrant the following oily (Mon lay,) . oh Tuesday a hearing was appoint ed at Ilow-atreet, for the Friday following. He Caine to tteWii on that day. bat did not appear be foredhe ..Magistrate ; lie denied he received oily money for the purpose of absenting hinissilf, hut did so tretstise. he Wets advised to pi home. lie did_ quane: with Parker On their way oome and strint,to tight ado lion, but it was not about any itione)..— lie did ...it know that he ev,n laid ally wager that 'te venal.l convict Musa Yorke, but he was told this tooraiag that he h,.1 la.•: a pot' of entuenity, not that be would ceovict her. but that if she was vim vieted she would tie rest fur (Path. 'He never said be could swear away' life en two. '. Qestion by the CouiT : -o.'hy,vhil you not vet behind the trl-e when first you saw the gun pre %toted at you l—llecause 1 was nut fliAtetied, I would sooner lose my life than be frightened At, ta suit awn, from, a woman. Covar—Yet at last you condescended to get ' behind is tree I Henry Parker, the next wituees, is a cementer residing at Seitibury. lie was iu flue park at the time, he sew AlissYorke in the piel.tock wile a man in her hand, baking it to her itheolder, she took it dowel ; her servant viame up with something in her head, he did tint then kuow what. This was lie fare the first shot misfired. Situ' seemed to ',note the piece, end pUt it to her *boulder nom. He etalL'ell towards her to see what she was about, and s ialutediately the ton wrist mi; the bell linseed throe:ll, the palnig. two or three poets before him ; be saw the dust ply by the ball striking the gravel . r the rn..cl.; he weld up hi her 410 asked her, ohms she was Whig at? she said it was no bitsinesa of hie. lie said I.he Is ill like/ to hare shut him as he *se pussiag alooe the mid; die was then in the Set of potpie, esender into lilt nuts ; 1/r sew her do it ; mite ap,e.att d hr a ! elusion, arid. said to him, if he inti slowed ber iu her private walks, she would take. the liberty of tiiins at hint ; she lifted the gen, said he got belfirtd 0 tree; she called to the L itt fur shot, wmch she poured into the goo out of t herhot belt—he %as still in a peitsiot.: Ot.this time Rich ord Csiumbes came rip : he wed he would get•over the peliwg, and take the gnu fruom het; she asked Bien he tea. , ? her servant replied, she di I not know ; she said she would take ante liberty of tiriug at lion; illitirYre, COORIta a told her she might fire if she hked ; die took up tile piece suet aimed asp him ; she 'mapped it three times, but it would oat go off; she took it from her shoelder. and called to her at:remit for powder; she primed it,,and present ed ag..i., at him ; the whims* then called ititt ;o him, .. For God's sake get sot of the way, en slue will blow your brains out." lie did so; be hot iu a vier, and nuttle a hit ore move from hehind the tree, and she tired at bin ; CoOmbes th:ni iitieMpt. 7 , ell to.get over the paling, a Meet of it bt. , l!e it t his i end, and he thOw it at her ; he then got over the paling, anddhetiiitseva, fearing hewould he rash. got over also, an3ltsid hold (tithe gun; she was'in a yin, picot psssiorsAie let go the gois, and I;oombes toek it from lie • „ she said she tired at him for tre.spere iog; thi nness would have given her the gutibaek ), again, . she threatened Vette haul it she would firolutain. Seeiiii; her so rash, he got buck st;:tin over the ivalipg, and left her there. He saw Pier two er three times since ; twice at Bow-street Office. Ile had a conversation with her once. She seut for him to a public-house at the bap of Bow-street, for the purpose of rnakimeit up. She risked liiiii whet' L.• would take to make it sap ? Hr said lie t.•eld , do nothing : she should have considered before'alie acted we. She replied. .. Don't teirtne of &fere, but *hat you ran do mote."--,Coamaites was called into the room to her, and lie left it. u rnn ). his cross-extuninutiou by lkfe. Bo4kes7, he said COOCOPCS wan brought in wh:le be was in the ' room ; he wes trot in eompapv with Cotemr to the Park. but met him there. The !Wight o the pal lier. whirls lie measured, was font 'feet five itiefics, 11.4 thirpeos were very large, au as , • teetdl caka'4 • U F . mac... _ _ _ of protectin; any one taking- tri.. behind them; thirty' or forte yards farther back from the 'siding the shot strua against a tree in the direction, six- I teen or eighteen feet from the ground ; lire himself picked up some piece. of the Ismer:hes, whichhe supposed were broken oil' by the shot -t 1w himself poii.ted out to Mr. Rolfe uftcrwants where Courubes astonel •;- he examined the tree, and there was no shot lodged in it, nor was there ally iu the paling ; there were 'eyeful expressions tnitile • use of, mid there were such 'things as bad oOrds pinned; but not before the gun Wus snipped ; stir. placed toe . gun to her shoulder as writ 'as he eriuld. fle . was at Boa-street on the Friday, hot dial not contstiar ward to lie exiiiiiiiied ; Mr; Itolte had Bent Saun ders, his steward, to keep him %way. deoted receiving coy itioney,`lvit tame was forced on his wife ; lie dial not teeeire 131. nor any part of it ; nor dial he say that 10% would not do; bet that 151. would satisfy him ; neither did lie refuse a note on 11Ir. Rolfe to that amount, saying he tunst have cush. There was J caletilirtilm simile of titer ex . nooses, undthe draft was ',tiered for it, but he re fused it. lie persisted an declaring he had never reerier•d in) iiiohey. Theyllinel together on their way'home, and . Cuoinlies and hr rioarrelivel ; this • was on the Itlonday. It was tort any thing tidal:iv, to this business they quarrelled about ; but coortibes *AS very driiiik; he wanted to get ulf the grass where he was iyiug, Mid he struck him. Lavender. thellow-street ()dicer, produced the gun, which told been depotited M . le* custody. • Witham Stitpletdti, Joseph Constable; and Henry. :Henson, merely :hill s to a nor of the Most ntute , vial of the preeedirig fitetii. • 'The last wlluaais, ui;on his cross-exann motion try 'Mi. ( Sdlessltir', swore, t hat he went hone from towel-with Comeies/Mal Nr krt; they miiiaelled ou 4110 - wri) . ; th 4 r • - stript t 6 Hght', anti the latter struck Into. Ile chit' tint Imo* Whieti-eiit spoke is; pierticolar; trot 'oath hr them with the -Willie had forsworn In s Uiseall• The crinverwition trite% sibont inoliet —lel. Om: WWI givesiliffeAer's. wife. Coombe% vritiattd die belt or it Park•T was %tot to it ; , with hurt cot it. and hr knew within siMut h. 'tie did not think either of thrill war it, liquor at the time. Item the evidence on the pert of the prosecution closed. Tar Prisoner, opal twill; ratted' upon by - the Cdurt, rislie chose to say tray thing lia In rdefence. declared, it, sit 1444 v voice that it was neeessoiry to repeat it alter her, that she did not Oita the gnu ut 4, 'flours)ora, nor did she intend to hit lont ; he had .• used very gross mid insolent laugurtig e to her, and she merely tired the gun s with intent to frighten Elizabeth Too, her serl'aiit. • tras called; she was aloe wi.h liar mistress rib 'the Sunday when one fired ; she hurl no pos•dvr nod ghat tall alter the first hie, she herself brought twber. The shot Was in a belt, hat the metier she brought loose 1. , a 'paper; she snore posttively there was no powsier , horn. Iler tmtore,s put the powder into the gun with her tingeor out of the paper. nod the libot out or the ut•lt. There wit.. wit Um s" - put in between the powder and the shot, nor ilia she over draw the ramrotl (which was now drawn out, of its ',hire in - the gull. as prrs• diseed by Lavrudrr, end was found to have beet, hroken off full toile luches .liro t of its leng.h, tool of . eourse useless ter tiwe purveitr); she then itatip: • tit, the thuule pointing to • tte oil** torched but trom•he.tio.it or tree said stud, " %%Li the it. there I. hilt •ha 'ft, •TO Which her Mi,trujes rephrd, •' ,00 shohit wilt • show you what 1 eat. d..." Nt.• shell fired,' Tire fl was certainly ',touted t,ass strife I hie tree, flat slii • could liot say it - She dad uot wait to ire remainder. Mr. Rolfe, the Prisoner's uncle, exsnit/red the place as pointed out tr. him by Parker. and there was'no mark of shot•rither in the tree or in thepe-' Jing. It was 'not possible for any one stand ig iloiresh o .tood to hut t otie situated' wheVetimiritthea sits, over the p:aling, owiti to its height:lfobill.et nine ins tars •lose, sand nine i t tehewoper t •urn i ti 7 e t the top, milking. in the whole. eve feet stir intTILICTbE graft ))lief( wti of a &collar eoristieurtoli, so as to prime Aself by throwing the paltrier new th e her rel. fie woe pouative There wall no tier lielarr than rin yards, it, the direction where Coombe) tier did Ile'eter hear of the tirettimounee al any leer: being hit. till M. heard it stilted this dart in Cutirt. tie bore iestimonv to the character 61' niece for good temper. The 64111 of this Witness dial the saute: - a The i.. ir t riodiCncs ricapitutated the Who t te of • the evidence to the Jury, cmonetatiatiy. on it as hr went along ; and the ./.16., without a ate he . sitatitiii,Airmiewesced their Vet (;eirty. i 115..,. Yorke t h ou modestly curisi.d.tot..e Court, and retired. She was thietsett, twat rl, au black,sail was attended itiio the Court, m u ff riming her *toy, by a resole aer a eirist. In, the Court of Chencsry, no Aleut/Arty, Sfr W IIIIL ) Y moved for an laijour•tiOri to re strain Sir icharri felittlips, Knight mid lileolfselte,, from prioting earl selling a certain book upop. the subjes; of chemistry. lie merle the appliFutaii ism Iselmlf of a Mt. Parkes. a tient:emelt of grist learni . trg itird.temeauity. whip Isaiah written is work, intitled T.ie Chemical (!a:rclism, which lie 'nisi at 1,-N. each r.spy. ft hail mat with reiye s str.tordimir . y . s.treest, whielt Sir Itichard Priships rap sooner Mei cotererl. thou hr set afieitit publishing it sprerioiss ratitiom of it. as the work of a which lash lipid sit 31. 4,1 t lhr end of Mr.'Parle , tittr4 ; was, a Cittlittcal INetionary-11 ther"" - aired of Sit book there Clwuticol Vo• catiueary, so e::octly like the former. that eveo flat Mg" * Or the. press were rnpieal r lie hail also 'on . , affidavit, that thete was no such.persou in exesteue; as doe alfrged author. :lir. Nigh. The Luta estAiscap.rta ordered the injimetion to ilnWite. 1 Oiders brew issued to ail the Lpola L•ett. lemmas of Coitoties to suspend till next Sir all farther operations respectsug tea Local iu , their respepive districts. . • • ut 4 O• been intact! to the .Cotornairrieri a of olitutter Corps throughout the moue to inform thee ! , resin ctire corps' that moue will be COll.l whir.h shall east (upte poseiiktheir own ,clothinte. . .• Tba bap plaatatten* in. Vi'oreatatowre Uppity, veil rota ; and it is :444 did th!ly. art !clumpy so .sa • • FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. oldedralig-qffire, July 1,1801 Copy of a letter from tit( Honourable CaptaiaJoara, of Hitt Illatestu'a Amp it,.. Talbot, atldnaNed to Itear..tiloiiral Sir Cotatootlora Nagle, Csrianamulter-iv-chict al 1.4.341, add transmitted by the latter to tiro Horourable W. 11. Pole. _ _ . His /I:ajesty's Sloop Talbot, off the Nate Of Norway, June 13, 18'19. 911 t--I have the I 11111 l )tir to you.l that I hate this day raptured the I).inish privateer named ill tile utnrefit.', alter u short aise, having twit long gulls on hoard, which-oho dismounted during rthe ; elro a 'mother of small urnis awl a comfit:unit of eleven §:WO, She left Norway this tuotssi:%, nod has 'untie no captures. 1 am, &C. • (Signed) ALEX. JONES. •To SirE. Nagle, kot 11tar Admiral allot rte. , e.c. Jce. Leith. • Iwill. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wargifice, Jay 1 , igo9. Ist Regiment of Disponi Courder—Hospieul.mate Thema* krailsford, to be dwastunt-r•lorgeou, vire Lea, dioni;sod. td ditio--Lieutrimet,Julia. lateward to be Liptu'in of a Troop, by peuvlinse, vice Adams, who retires. Cornet Miriam bhrb to Le I.icutenuitt, by. purchase, vice Laterrard. Assistant-Surgeon Rnoilall, Ginn the Nottingham klilit is, to be Amistani•Sitegrote. 66th Regiment of fuut--Capt. Dauiel Dodain to be 51ajur, without, purchase, vire' Murray, proniutea. 44 towiTA L STA , . . Deputy Purvey° , Wlitinis Jailers to be Purveyor to the orers. vim Ll'isnischlge, deceased. • Purveyoe's Clerk Eileirent Iludzc to be I)epetty Purveyor to the Me eses i •erine. Pliefte)B4ealltltli3lltlchnd ('leave to be dilta, Viet James. • To be Sue Fo.eta. Sorgeon - Joba Gismo, ri:on, the tiath foot, vice Giddy de ceased. • Srum-on George W. Corkell, fiiim the lath foot, vice ('nee ' sitT,'•cieeleicred. ttiracirii John Robb, Gino the olth foot, vice W. North, Jou. who resigeir. 'Lundeen roil Westminster Light Ilosse Volunteers. clesittaaat l lia4r.7lirries to be Captain of • troop, vice `Muitord, atm resi.us• • Comet Alexamler Rik Street( tole ',itinerant, vice !ferries. JAftwill. Berens, Lent. to he Cornet, vice *troll , - " Pi only,. ;Pitesil Alarms,. Grai, to be Cornet istDis.niai.at viceSeriveu, -- 7'.""F•-, — ; • PARTNERSHIPS DIXSOLYED. Thorns. Tobin aim William Puthwiek, of Pi.eston, worsted naosnafsetiners April *cisme° tirembi.ink nod "floone• Gnerebrouk, of Dnd bridge, (p:011111E1411 . 1, barge.owners Aped .:, • Maithivr Heirrison sod Thorium Runner, of Newcastle upon Tyne, tobacconists, (Actioln.r.i r _ps. Jima • Ahroyu mid John IllingWorth, cal Dariiilevi, pariah of Ilidefax, lurk, toritei.rs JOI J C s 7, 1a,,0 John Moot' a.atintaLs Dalbiae ()!.l S.aitle Chambers, Threader reele-street,• I.undtm. jone g 7. !:Inn J.uses Wrigley tbe elder ' James Wrigley tie younger, nnil him Wrigley of hAtbkelira.priisli af.Alioundlinry, lurk, merwitaate. Jufte In, 114;19, nosh Jewkweei of Starlifew4 Lincoln, and William Seeker Judd. of Saint fire Lies, Stamford ttarini, Nortlisuytoia, At turnemset. Law. Jade It, tom". John St. Halter, J Creed, and Wm Ilignell. itryist Walker moil Jusepli Dull, of %Vegan, Lancaster, linen•drnmrs. March 4. 1 , -.9• JusePli Ileirainisde the' e'iler, Ifarlerole, t11r • younger, and Fleury ,Cliiireleyard, of 11,, Old Soda, Upper' 'thanes -street, Ironton, merchants. lime 1, teeny Clunks Plascnell, Jamey Rroodeir, Aurartm Frederick and Julep Gharlesdelueslier. Mardi IL, Idol/. %Latium Hutton, of 'Evesli i sei, leiercester, and Thomas 11,..kiedi, of Tewksbury, Gloucester, barge-invitees. lime - I Ilnitasaa3 Charles 13essell, of Leadettliall, sime• ni,,, hams .1 ve, 1..19 Pam. r Ipirdw.ithe ) eranges, Iteisj.7 • in Der. bun, and Jona than 'llruieler, of Cruet *beet, Piiabory.sauair, Meddleaex, nnerhtints: Jure 18..9 William Lewis, of Paternoster row, and Those. Hamb lin, of Basis4ads, , Creiinon-street,. twisters. March it;, Th as Wilms sad John Coed" pf Wapping, sail makers Jane t, 16W9 BgIvKRI'!'rCIFS ENI.ARCZED. Gaitlet, tef Mancbmter , Lanembire luen•linut, from Jaiy 4; ter.liiir it, at lea,,at the hew Esc-I:muse- Rudd . num Ellsubeth Markle:Nor, klopeyhme-market, London, but cher, from j illy ft, lu.Juty I 01, at ti it, at Guildhall. • BAN IVU PTCY SUI"ERSEDED. John I.eit,nx ltryh of PaddiugNisetreet, M. Mary-la bunny 51iiil4sex,'Masteal lisle it.iusair. • HANISRUPLII. Ltilliatm Ciltah. of Llictinsfued, Faun', opholstrreve to sioreusler, Ju:y it, IS, and Augual,l3, at 1a'418.6:,, 41 Loudeni. A:hooey, Mr. George Atiaios, IMil•Joury, Lin dap Clarks Mda.llr, of Tidpit, pariah of St. 31artin's, %Villa, auslister,tu summter, Jelly 25, at rix, ate, at,cirwen, anal Ad. glib! Gls at 119 , al the Aatelope bin in P.. w Sarum, lVillis. , Atlorrialw, Julia Itub.iiug. jun ; sad My,..res. 't I niter, Geo) 's iud.larr, I madou Robert Jeffery Davos, iit Mmehlotee, Itientoth of Somb - wink, Surrey, tinker, to iurreeeiler, July is, 1. - i, odd August lit, at 'keen, at Ciwilakii.ll, Loudon. Atterutyr, Wades. ati4Stscar.tokl, No a, Clifford's-Ina. P. l O 1 - d,lor, of hheNiihl , York, screw.mrditfactorer, to lei nrodrr, joke ;it,. mid August 12, at lw.lrc, at the .la. er•l lad, to Pllirtl;6l. Altriesep, Nlrrrra. Remington and N age , Sheffield t out ilr. John Wilson, GreGile•steett, 1l at- Lorollou. Geurge Thomas, of Pembroke, shop-kerpir, to surrender. July fa, Li, awl Amplest 14, at ..,we , , cat thr flush Trveres t'orn.stirl AlturneB, Mr. 3141titi*, aqua,. h..oulon; and Mr. Wirilllaiu Tllllll4'l, Do .1411.1. trim', I.unalge, of M. Paul's Chin, L 406141011, unok tmkvr, w surrender, It, OW/ Ammon it, at tw•trec. et Gu, hall. .let,rue,y, Mr. Hall, olensauodreet. 114 y, ..1 I:rears-lane, Middle:wet, (but row • pri soner id the k'ilt's Remit), victualler, to sure...oder, Jmy 4, 15, wed Among It, at ie.wi nt Irmiluo. Attueney, • ltubiesou. Charter- Home: square, London. . Jamie l'eurtst, of. faing.creet, M. Janos, 11'eatsineester, to sue ;cutler, July 4, lb, and, Almost is, at tea, cat Guebfb4l, i,ondou. Atturtied, Mi. Rithardsod, Bliey-,trait, lit Jilting's. y • • Thomas lir.sc!...dak. wf Ch'erstudi,.ll..aneurer, MOW tVd we, JOllll (;•1109.1,* a 44 Ja4eillaui Toy).*, cal Moleskin. heelaml, cotton-nuun. July 4„ Ire Mad A Nolen It. at feu, al the H o u se m„, no n , t. tit ere's,' \fr. henry flacon, Sna th no ohm. se rect . , • Cueent,Gsrden ; mid Mr. Relijmnia Thuinpuos, Win Intimate, Combs rlartil. Ovoidal Brodie, of South SMehla, Durham, mirdwinser, to surmise!. r,.July 17, 44 4 and Aogusit li, 41 tem, at llftft knit and low u, Meath Blielis. Attorneys, Mr. C. Bain hi ;die, Month ttinekla mid Tiesers: Buil sod • Ilsodirick, inw-lane Cheopse, Irmdswi. , John irewharst, ld of Flahfna, .York. grocer, to surrender, July ti, it ten, at the 'I albut too„ ell Halifax. At. tor ' uesa Moden), Surrey•strect, Otrand, London; read Sir. ste ad, DIVI DF:hl DS. • Julys. Edward Kendall, of raleareaele-watk, Finslwery; mown, Nlohlt•sm, idlumelialsodka, at one, at Groklimll, I.•tuilur • July a. Mild Roberta, at Trams skeet., Looduis, ware twaventan, as new. al Guildhall, London. July it Themes Berfloesi„ at timer. Maur, Tart, !of hoer, - ele•ms, mitts. Haw Comm- Mom* Illikkalkalds Jwh' istairayla..l, af. Logiot,,4.osetf,littliaibl., at twelvi, at the Star isia,idk 1111.144 411111111.11. Appal 5. rancan ITsedenatd. of Thioadmoodloobet, London, merclusit, at tee, at Gu'lldball. 'NU , . 14. James Labe, of Cbe.Oarde , motelsousesmil, at twelve, at t/uiltikall. Nov. 14. Rubel t Segues, of Mark-late, f.ondoa, aid of New Cruse. Depti7rd, !. eat{ 'prerriatuonnemkant, eft etc. ram, at Guilt:ball, London. Julf do. Thomas Atkiason, of Brown's-quay, kliddlescx, wharlinetr, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lotidea. hit!, 20. J:1111.,41 A{llllll, ui Fust-strcel, Cripplegate, duo, doter in spirituous liquors, at elesso, at Guildba:‘,, July Thorns. 1 rook, of Bristol, merchant, at eievea,,, at the R u maser Tavern, A i 1-Saiisis% lane, ft. .t I. July std. Ralph Ifewlturst, of Prratini, Lancaster,' el/bol sterer, at the Horse and Farrier, Preatott. J ulv W Miens Ward, of Leice.ater, hooter, at twehre, at the Blur Bell Inn, Leicester. November 14. John Kt-widow the elder mid loins Kminvims the younger, of Nicholas-lam, Lumleu, Wilkens, at one, at Guildhall. September 30 William Gore, of Aldgete. Loselost, Mao elkester-warehougemean, pi ten, at Guildhall. 'November gt. Jusiah Sharpe, of 4 larLet-B l Mpleg, Lin coln, I sh a per, as titer , M GuUJbell , Loodou. Novrtbber la ti Mums Althorn, ol It.keeboulte-yard, LOtb dun, broker, at Guildhall November 14. J 111,11.11 Lane, of ('lantraide, Loud* ware lanuaetuan, at twelve, at teandhall.. July .22. Henry flay It WI .of, Atm/legate, eOf Tbanet. Kent, butcher, at-eite„ at Guildhall, London . July 40. John Nfoursto, of Cm ' •street, parish of George, Hanover-ignore, Middlesex, bookseller, at ten, ...at lididdhall, London. July silo. Francis t.'aliert, late of eleverand-atrert, parish of lisiut Possums, Middlesex, atable.keeprr, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Jody 2J . Juhii Iliiry, late of t/if perish of Clifton-upon ' Terme. %temente), butcher, at element, at the llop..Pute, Wort:eater. Aaptat 5. John Page, of Ilishoptgate-street, Ltradoe, 11Jberdialter, at tee, at Guildhall. July Juttu Cook and Thomas Chriqian (esker, et Leadrahall-Strett, Leudoir, linen-drapes., at tarlve, at Guildhall. July 22.. John Kryte, late of Bitininghain, builder, at eleven, at the Minerva 'lnvent, Birmingitam. July Ai. William W'are, uf Caldicuti, Moutuouth, shop- Leen, r, at eleven, at the Biii-li-Tavetn. Itristel. Juh _t. John ugh., of Po kw:ek, Wilts, r.sq. and Wll - Walton, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, it tho Globe Torero, Jolimidre, I, Liverpool. July it. .fulau Ogle, of Pickwick, %1 ilts, Fsq. at eleven, i at the Globe Tavern, Jukstn.treet, Liverpool. Jody V 4. Willies Wallow, of Liverpool, 'modem*, at • 'kraal, at the Glide , Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. cr.rtrinrsTrts—JuLT 22. Thames ('rave, of Prirstms Lancaster, hi:misnomer. William Gray of Saha Jolut street, pariah of band Repot ' . ohm, alltddriox, shoo:maker. Frekrirkluibert fury, late of Booliug-street, Westasiestes, Mold c,rx, recta : lug-disci:sr. Joymoin, we or late of itlanelleater, torn and Rour•deitler. William Ito*, of Bt. Peter's-quay, Nurthoinbarlaod, ship header. Joseph %Valkrr, of Evil Ardsley ' York, triakater. Juba Pu,giiiis e elder, 21%1 I.llot...iambs the younger, of Leihrtte•ll:ll, London,. booksellers. Rl, lu:d Clarke, late of l'imley.strort, Borough of South wark, surrey, dealer sad chapinau. IVillias Cuasd l, of fdasebeitcr, sloes-notaos. James Griodrud, of .1114oacheater, colt= aterldiud tmeniet • • d9114.11011041991-TeltaFT, JULY 1. Joules Davis, a watchume, charged a lisehiley-euaciamins • .41F1.1r11/11 of stealing a loot-coat. He amid, that when be was going his ri.untlit in Queen Ann-street, East, he rect the •Prismice with a large coat otter his shonider, about two .cerkbelc in the morivog. He inked hies where he got it ? vsKepthw PViKelirt told him he was out is his pariah, hart to tbegimish uf St. Nueva:, sal that lie bail an business ants • irks' ; upon a hies I lot witness took bias Into custody. s,e conetriasn, - - in hi, drcei,ee, stated his detention to be • stre•ch of power in the watelinams, to whom bereft w▪ ell tome, bawls t several time* paid him money kw editing tins early in eN morning, and that be was at his own door when the watelionan took him 15(0 custody. He eso pro. dared the Mall at ,t 6001 he had purchased the coat, tour )eses since. • The Nave 1140111TRATE immediately dismissed the • ordeeed the coat to restored to the users, and ;am the 'Reichstag a severe reprimand; et the same time reconiniendilig the enathioar to et port his conduct to the parish, that be might nut escape wipe iiished. A 1111.111 was cliiirged with truing down the ants of the 111ar tole of tavistoiles house, in Poetinaii-mpsare, cad stesiliog four great costs—Some of the witnesses uut atteudlug, sod tin Prisoner hen% solicitous to be allowed to serve Ha. Ma jetty, either by sea or laud, he was permitted to enlist into our of the reeimeirts of the line. The bows, of Sir Matthew almiliam lately Pen a Goon parcel by the Salisbury coach Coin the Swam with tie Nt<Le, Lad-lane, routs - ming Hampshire and Fordingebnid(s Bank-notes to the nuiiiuut of which it is supposed Were stolen out of the coach . iiiititLer parcel having beets more recently mined from tire same inn, applicatlon was ibis day made ut dos Office, sod proper slaps were hiked ti se cure the offeuders. • MEETINGS or egEDITORS AT GrILEINAUE., Tu M. a. Simeon John Dyke, late of Percival...tenet, Gena. stmet, enc.. e - 3 . 11 William Giles, Southamptuu.etreet, Coveut-gordes, grocer - 3 It Stephen Page Seeger, 'Maidstone, Kent, dealer did elispmau - 3 10 John Sic, Isaacson, late of Nevt,rood,Wcibeirds aquae, tinistryiscrivelise - George limiglaton, late a prisoner of war ja France, merehaut -a 10 John Paraiiiis led Wm. Dude!, St. MR, Weatininater, hair -ioeschowbat 9 10 Thomas Cogs°, HuiinUfiteb„ s I Thome /tom ',bre) s, Chieltenham- place, ht. Glades lbultb, Surrey, hursc•lienter - 11111 . 1.: 41E tfrocks, sATURDAY. _ , -1 Wire • Souk task • •.a per Cent. Resleeed :31 • per ('eat. hides bonds » 17 is pow Exchesiner Mibs English Lottery Tiekets.., 011. lg. Consuls fur . 69111 • T. 913 H, iliecii-Broker, We. 4, CunthiK, abut No: g, Charier.— On the 519 i oh at St. James's- Church ftleThottnton" RAM. Rt.et itlll.lllp.ifo. to Woo gter, tr, or si.hme...itml, tituitgritt iltirtleier of the lite Rev. lh Steele, of Jantaky, al&I Meet to IS Littiu, of Ileeeleion Lodge, Dunt.bluen. 1111,V1114. Sitar.) iy, Joh.t litrilyce, E.g. the goreevor•Gent eal of the . 1..10 114•Wel&M, at kis house its WitittliAll, nt the ad enorerta its. Of 7e. He ear 11112.Vrkil to & O&M( of die Dutcher of tioethm. Oe the lid of Mmeh Comte, near Mmitege (31,y, in liant Tissus i o, giinent of 1111 ill: I. Wllll, u.t b regiment, on Nlon,ity, the thrown by u 'smug rest ire home, his hottow, is wkieli wee he r, . . ' ... • • • 1 , Of 11001017. tat the yd of March at, at hie estate, railed Widen, Cnint t near Montego 6,y, in the Island of J311)11fell. WII- 11110f I - 134110, rJf I. Lienteonat-tlokrael of the it. James re- giment of mini: I, who, u.i hie return fro. reviewing the regiment, on Mon,ley, the with Fawner) heeredies e ss throw.. by O 'outs, restive horse, end eusstarest sweetkee (0 los house, is which state he reasataal till the lastest of Lir 1111j1-1 VIATE.ft AS rairty t ann. after - 0 Alernoon •:7 vain. Ate LUK?X)Iie Painted t, C. f/ IVIDSON • 107 Old W.; ell-ewurt, Carry-at. r•I and publhbed et Afe is, Beet of St. ( . 4 onnit's t:lttereh, Stew* hir Nll IT off AMMO 'taw —.Orders, ke. for tits. etui hot hetlliliff ' meet ',mak •ill ho fob aele P 411111.0••••