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LAW IN TALLICENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY. Luicoues Iss, SATIVILDILY, AVOW? in. THE BEDFORD CHARITY. The LORD CiIIANCRI.I.OR came into Court ut ipre o'clock. Bud observed, that he raw several gen. tl-eneo waiting for his judgment in this charity. Ile had read over the petitions and papers lam r..rolully, and lie was in full I:ossessiou of the cir . of the ease. Ile saw 11U reason fur al t. ri..g him Ginner dreg ion, that Jew loss were Hut • .ti'l.td to partake of the benefits of the grammar Reboot. Ile would prefer giving his judgment ow the other 'Joints on Monday, as he would have more time, and he wi.lird to state all his reasons for the i.:clu•ion he hod come to. Ile was sorry to be obliged to state, that he mutt I.:Ave the Court at two o'clock this day to attend el.embere (a Cabinet Council). PROLONGING THE sirrrycs. The Luau CHANCELLOR — s • On looking at the paper, I find I cannot get through the bankrupt on Monday. I will therefore, after that ohy, bit in the Vice•Chaticellor's Court, as 1 cannot b v longvr accommodated with Una Court. I think it will he better to bear all the bankrupt petitions before 1 give my judgments ; I will deliver them afterwards. If it iv not inconvenient to the liar, I , \ tll sit at nine o'clock un Alutiday morning, in tr.vad of ten." INJUNCTIONS. The Loaf) CIIANCELLOK—" Where there will t* ocessiou to dissolve injunctions, 1 litre to inform nu, that •phbcation while I as uu (but of town u►dy Ide mole to his Honour the Muster of the Roll', who ii ,t 1 be iu or *bout Loudon during the r•ca- Uuu." POLICE. araostos•House. SEDITIOUS PLACARDS AND MEETINGS. The lordtriayor was occupied from an early boar on Sa tii, day morning until Nearly tee o'clock, in his private room, 'Too inquirirs relative to the eircoletiou of baud-bills and I•tacards of a seditious tendency. lie was Wearied by the City Solicitor, Mr. Nobler, and occasionally by the City Warded*. Among other results from the se deliberatioas was t•i•- rustling of a saistmous, calling fur the aitruilauce of Mr. Woolb r before his Lordship, sail a warrant fur the appre &lmon of Mr. Cordite. 'l' be letter prucerding, we under. stand, is to be ascribed to the letter addressed by Mr. C iitae to Mr. Sherwin, in w hose Register it was published, rod in the advertisemeut by which that letter has becu au tomated. At two o'clock Lis Lordship took his sea► hi the public ✓oom, ahem a bill sticker, who slated his name to be 't house Fallltll, residing to Chauelus street, was put to the cbar;ed with defacing the walls of the City with hills of 4,1 inersionatury deacriptiou. Anthony Harrison, one of the niarshalann, stated, that be. saw the Prisoner opposite the Mauston House, and klIJWIlit him to be a bill-sticker be asked him what balls lie • itickiag ? He answered, " Auctioneers' bill►." Wit c, a. AM giving credit to this statement matched his bag, mad fraud a buudle of large broadside bills, coutaiuiug the fol. Li'. jug words :— e Frieuds of justice, of humanity, and constitutional liberty, alined to t►e voice of your Champion. Ever SiIICC tae iSSICUJUCtiIIU in February last, of the Bill for the abolition at the ancient, sacred, suit constitutions' right of appeal, 'Le has loco warning you that the abolition would let louse .ere arm of military violence mid massacre'. and that the .me was out far distant alien Euglaud would bewail it iu tsars lit blood. He would awakeu you to the recultectiun hat three is au autarchy of despotism, as well as of popular Letase Anarchy in military uniform as well as in ragged :411/Vb ! Listen to the voice that calls upon you to guard L., oiler the sacred barriers of constitutional liberty, and the L.essiugs of social security, property, and peace." The Lord Mayor wow asked the Primmer whether be had be t a pueting these bills about the City He answered iu the affirmative, sad sail he was employed by the Proprietor of a Sauday Newspaper so to du. lie bad received 200, and bad ;witi•d about 155 in the Borough, about Fleetauarket, and 1.1 other parts of the City. lit bast nut yet bent paid for his k, our would be have stuck the bills if he had beta aware 11rat be was acting improperly. The Lord Mayor said, that all be ahould observe at pre. se...t oar, that bill-stickers should be apprized that they had a.. tight to deface people's premises by cuveriug them with I. 11. For sorb comiduct they were all liable to be indicted; real if they stuck up any thing improper, they were liable to I archer eunsequelices. Ilia Luldship then asked the WI /Li:we if lie had given his address correctly, said if be would ut a future period if called he. 'floe Primmer an swered iu the affirmative, and aim discharged. Harrison, Vat (dicer, was thee directed to endorse true of the bills, in a, der that Ire might be able to identify it. Tire remainder he was ordered to keep in his porsessien. SECRETARY OF THE COM D. MITTEE OF TWO HUNDRE: _ . A wretched looking man, wcarisig a white hat, and most shautoily dreamt!, was thou put to the bar. He stated his name la be Edward James Blandford, and prove to be the individual also has signed various placards issued by persons denominating themselves the Committee of Middlesex. the Lurd Mayor addressed hum as follows :—" I have sent fui you, Mr. Staudfunl, in consequence of informattons re. cett *id by me upon oath, that yea had caused bills to he piloted, entitled, " Smithfield Meeting!" Here his Lord ship articled from among a number of other bills, that by which the Mem,' is Smithfield on the 21st ofJuly was cos yesietl. This was beaded to the Primmer, aid he was asked tis he had nut caused It to be printed. Illatidford--" This bill 1 remember very well, but I can't say positively that I caused it to be primed. I grant the hull was printed, and that I backed the at count i further than that, I cast say." The laird Mayor—" I have also information, on oath, that this bill to which your same is attached, retitled • A PhLific klettiag of the British Metropolis, is behalf of the Veuple of the abule Empire, will be held in bmithtield un Viedinesday, Miguel the 25th, at twelve o'clock, was by you iliircted to lie rioted. [Here the bill was sheen the Yet. sober. 1 Mr. alatadford--" That was printed under lb* same Mr cninatatices as the other." Mayor—" N there are a somber of papers there three hours previously; sow tlte Prisoner mac up to the Jour and open it with • hey. I went immediately serum, and clipped my foot against the doer to prevent its being shot. I said, Yonr name is Blaadford;' be he. tasted a assionent, and I laid hold of his right band. It was dark, and I found something is it which was sharp, marl cut my Mad. 1 called Mr. Fumg Its my saistsoer, aid we took from him this weaposi.—(Hrre the wits em produced an instruni.lut capable of being used either as the bead of a pike or as a dagger. it was composed of wrought-Iron, •ud consisted of a blade about six inches in length, and three quarters of so loch in width, extremely sharp and pointed. At the bottom of the blade was a senurcular guard; with in Ibis was a spiral bundle like the hilt of • sword, awl this handle was terminated by a strong screw, calculated to affix it into • pole. Thus the weapon appeared to be ad mirably calculated for urr, either as a dagger or a pike.)— Ou Rearchiag the Priouner's person I found these ktters and papers. . 'the Lord Mayor here looked over the papers produced, which consi►ted of letters directed to the Plias:met from various parts of the country, and one or two from Mr. Hillis, twgether with several printed copies of the following bill : " Universal Civil and &Scions Liberty.—A Public Meeting of the British Metropolis, in behalf of the People of the n hole Empire, will be held in Smithfield, on Wednes day, August 25th, at four o'clock in the afternoon. The Surrey Committee have, at this awful and momentous crisis, determined to defer the Meeting at Keisaingion Coulon...lr to a foiure slay, and join the people of Middlesex in au Appeal to the Printer Regent, to come forward to the Peo ple to stay the band of merciless and blood-dainty tyrauls, and mire the country from massacre ■nd roomier! ' Eng land experts every man to do his duty.'—Sir C. Wulnky in vited to the Chair. " Committee for the Borough of Southwark and County of Sarrey :—W. Patin, I. Coney, B. Donaington, I. Holt, R. Elden, Edmund Cleary, Charles Hiding, C. Ryan, T. Cormabrough, 1. Mears, D. Wren, Jeremiah Henley, Da Mel Dee. Dennis Shaw, Secretary." " Committee for Middlesex:—J. Williamson, 1. What osier, J Hill, W. Hall, S Whitman, J. Harrison, C. Banks, S. Waddington, W. Chapman, R. Warry, C. Phillips, .1, Hartnet. " Edw. Jas. Blanilforil, See." Ills Lordship then directed Girton to put hie 111113 e upon each of the papers taken from the Prisoner; and addresising the Prisoner, said, " M►. Blandfurd, these papers found upon you are so voluminous, that I have not time to es amine them. In justice to you, therefore, as well se for my own satisfaction, I shall remand you fur a future day." Mr. Illandfuril— . I trust l shall receive that testily to which every man in my situation Is entitled ?" The Lord Mayor—" I shall do every thing for your se erimmodation coesistent with my duty towards you and the public. From what has pissed, I feel myself hound to re enalisl you. I eannot at present decide whether I shall be enabled to admit you to bail. Allow me to ask you where you got this inurement?"—(Pointing to the pike.) Mr. Blandford--" I got it ou the treeing of either Monday or Tuesday, Crum a person who put it into my hand, and said, Do you nut think this is a good thing fur defence, in ease a permit is attacked r I answered, it was a weapon of good defoice, and was returiling it, but he said keep it.' In consequence I put it in my pocket." The lord Mayor—" Ate you out aware that this was made as a model for others?" Mr. Blandford—" That is a question which it is impossi ble for me to answer." The Lord Mayor—" This screw is meant to affix it to a stick." Mr. Blsndtoed—" It bas that appearance." The Loud Mayor to Gurnia—" Did you find any stick on the Prisoner's premises?" Gorton—" No, my Lord; but I may perhaps add, that I asked the Prisoner how he came by this realism, and he said that he had picked it up in Olikstreet-road." The Lurd Mayor—" Having given two accounts, you will perhaps give the right one Dow ?" Mr. Blandfurd--" I admit that at the moment I gave the answer stated by the officer." The Lord Mayor—" I would rather you would tell me the truth than that I should tell you." Mr. Blandford—" I have told you the truth." The Lord Mayor—" Perhaps you can tell me the name of the man who gave you this weapon ?" Mr. Blandford—" I think,my Lord, the came is Harland." The Lord Mayor--" Where duets he live?" Mr. Blandford—"Somewbere to Shorediteb." The Lord Mayor—" You are right, be does live la Shore ditch." The Prisoner was now remanded till Monday, with an in timation that every thisg should be done for his comfort, and for the relief of his family, whose deplorable situation had been described. Mr. Blandford said, be felt it his duty to thank his Lord ship for his humane cau•tderation. The Deputy Marshal was then dispatched with • letter to the Magistrates of Worship-street, requesting their co operation in making further searches is their district, his Lordship howl's received information of the place in whirls the pikes were manufactured. The Lord Mayor remained is the Justice-Room until nearly four o'clock, up to which time neither Mr. Carlile nor Mr. Wader had arrived there. The City Solicitor re tired, as we uuderstand, for the day, and was again to give his attendance un Monday; so that should Mr. Catlike be apprehended, be will necessarily be detained till that day. Since writing the above, we understand that Mr. Carla* has been apprehended and lodged in Giltspur-street Compiler. The commitment of Blandford to the Cidtspiir-:treet Compter, runs nearly as follows:—" For wickedly, mali ciously, and unlawfully causing to be printed, published, and circulated, a certain bill, eutitkd, " Smithfield Meet. ing," and certain other seditious mid iuflaritinatury hills, with • view to ratite hatred and contempt inwards his Ma jesty's Government, and to stir up and provoke sedition, tumult, disaffection, aid riot, anioug his Majesty's sutjects." 11011-ITRETT. Saturday J. Leaf, a stone , mason, was finally examined on the charge of stealing • bOl. and • 301. Bank note, the properly of the widow of his lately deceased brother, • few days ruhsequeut to this death of the latter. 'Flue Praeuner had bee• twice before in custody on suspicion of this felony, hut was discharged for want of evidence. Since his last discharge, however, sonic of the small notes mold at the Bank iu exchange for the stolen outs a slay or two afire the robbery, had been traced to the possession of lbe Pri. poser, and be was again apprehended. Several witnesses proved the payment of the tames to them by the Prisoner, and he woefully committed- 11A1TON-GAIIIMN. Saturday W.' IlawAiws, about 19 years old (a plasterer), was charged with the supposed murder of Susan CuHoagie's, a young woman, who was fantod dead in the New River us Tuesday last, and un whose body a Corouer's Inquest sat the same day, and returned a verdict of Found Dermal The body of the yuuur, woman, though kept two days in the workhouse, was recognised by au one, and was. is consequence of itr putrid state, buried ow Thursday after noon. No traces concerning her could be obtained by her friends till Saturday, when the circumstance of a female bring drowned is the New River reaching their ears, they made inquiry, sad on seeing her clothes, and lemming her description, they were confident it was her. The young woman who lived fellow-servant with her at the Portland Arms, in New Mitiman.street, identified the clothes as being Shure she wore on Sunday whew she left the house; and an other witness stated, that the Prisoner and the dereased were together on Sunday night at twelve o'clock, when he was beard to make use of very strong language towards ber, being jealous of a sailor who curried her. Iler clothes were gasified with blood, and when taken out of the water a vast quantity of the same Bowed from the ride of her head. The Prirosier's landlady stated, that he did nut return besseon Sunday night, but abort a quarter-pawl one on the Monday morning, a cirenasstance which sever before occur red ai see she knew him. His being oat so late on Sendai sight in the deceased's company created the suspicion that he was accessary to her death. Whets apprehended, an apron befogging to the deceased was fouad in his pommies, which she wore is• Solidity Met. The Primmer behaved himself whilst at the bar with lb, greatest indillfercisce.—Rem•A-1 wrzoirwAtA. A few dap back, uder the had of Ode edict, we pee tbt particialera of a most atrocious toneder, which a man named Wood confessed having communed no the peouni of a young woman in Leicestershire, from , motives of jealousy. The Magistratts leave since Made even, inquiry, into the cir cumstances of the case, and an inquiry bast , slow been Pet nu rout at Leiceister, the retell of which proved, Mat the whole of the scandalous statem ent made by Wood 10 the Magistrate was totally false; as the young woman (whose name we then concealed, baying some doubt of the P.l - story) is alive and well, and never had the idiglitett kuowledge of the man. It is difficult to guess the inau's object in raising suchen unfounded report, hnt it is thought it was for the purpose of exciting pity. A travelling pass, strongly suspected to be forged, has been fullud on his', and on this it is said be will be detained, but at all events be will be committed as a rogue and vagabond. The Lord Mayor—" Now there are a number of papers of ?ours in the heeds of the officers, which shall be pro- duced; hot first we will bear the testimony of the person t.y whom you sere apprenended." Fogg, woe of the Miusisers men, was then Sweet modes- sniped. He deposed as fullovis:—'• About half-pint twelve ilos monies 1 was to filurgarei.street, Hackney, and heard soy Lome called ; I rushed ineward, and found an officer of Ili tio: name of Garton, endeavouring to wrest from this man's Land a pike, which, with my assistance, be was enabled : • ; to effect. Al the door of the house before which this oc- culted, 1 saw the Primmer 's wife leasing as if she was fella- -1.4. 1 went to bee assistance, and both the Prisoner and lobe . s. ere liken to a room up stairs. When we catered the room 1 SSW iluee or four naked children lying on the floor, sod one oohed child lying on the bed. I pot the wife on the bed as will as 1 could, and proceeded to search the room, where fumed the payers which 1 now produce. 1 Hato read the ~.mart n hid, I had fur the apprehension of the Prisoner ; lie appeared to have an objcctiou to go &keg with us, sad took him down to the Compeer. Ia coesinomme of the iia which we found the family of the Prisoner, we did sot search him 'minutely, but when We pt Min to the Compter, I searched his breeches pocket, and found a hors oi powder, a pistol Indict, with wise more piper! 'I looms Gaffes was mat exaspierd.—" 1 amps officer of trership.itreet. This Nursing, *boot ball-past 11 o'clock, I stood oppedte the Premises 's bow s having beta waiting • a • - • • - • NAVAL COURT& MARTIAL. A Court Martial was held ou Wednesday last, on board the Chorea Charlotte, in Portsmouth Harbour (of which Captain Hulks was President), un Mr. Robest Lammed, Assiatant- Surgrou of his Majesty's ship Tartar, on a charge of drusskew. 'less ; when it appearing from the evidence that Mr. from excessive debility, was not able to bear any portion of spirituous liquor—that ■ very small smatitity tarried him with temporary deraugimeut—that his professional skill was undoubted, and that his cure of the sick was most praise. worthy ; the Court, in cuuside►atiuu of circumstances, ad judged him to hr dismissed his ship. The Court afterwards proceeded to the trial of Captsi■ Timothy Scrivess, C B. bps officere awl ship's company, for the loss of his. Majesty's ship Erne, on the Isle of Mal, oil the uigbl of the lit• of Juise list. The proctedusgs oc cupied the Cutest on lyeduesslay, Thursday, a n d Friday, on which latter slay Cowie' Scare'', and the master, Mr. DI•Coy, were heard in their defence.—The Cowl thereupon agreed, that the loss of the Erne was caused by sirgligence iu Captain Striven shaping a course along laud, which he nail only made in the slight; that be was also blameable fur making an improper lionisation hi the customs of Ilse service, by ordering the charge of the watches to be mimes by 11l idshipisieu, instead of the established 01ficers of the ship; but, iu consideration of his meritorious Nnice, mud highly professional character, did as‘judge him only to be ly reprimanded. And the (wolf further agreed, that Mr. John James M'Cuy, the Master of the said sloop, had been guilty of Neglect of duly, and disubelli euce of the orders of Capt. Striven; and adjudged him to be tissimissed from the 'mire; but, iu coosideration of his former good character, did recommeusl him lit the favourable consideratiou of the Admiralty. Awl the Court further agreed, that no blame was attributable to the rest of the officers and ship's company of the Erne, ex ceptiug ■ seaman lift behind at Earbadues, who had been disrespi ciful to uue of the •theers; and they were all acquitted. FROM SiITURDAY NIGIMS Gd±trTE. Crown-Office, August 21, 1819. 111EXCER nuTußsso TO SEIM IN THIS 1,1111111111 PAILLIAIitErtT. Borough lir Ashburton—John Siogision Cepley. Oar of Mia Svijeant'd at Law, and his :Majesty's Sulicitur- Gomal. JAUNDA rION. We continue In receive detada of the effects of the thus der.stutois, noticed iu our fureiler Chronicles. The de Inge *Web occurred on liar 26th in the neighlaourhood of Bishop's Castle, in Shropshist, was peculiarly awls(. Lanky Brook, which takes its rise from Curisilou Marsh, Montgomeryshire, was joined at Linley Mill by the brook from the Stiper. Italics, and another from the Old Level uf the Bug Mine ; and the water rose to au alarming height, occasioned, it is supposed, by the bursting of a cloud. At the Ruoney'a Gate it swept away a meadow of hay, lore down the flood gates, and nlso destroyed a field of Fran belonging to Mrs. Muumford, of Redly,. The foot.iwiolge at Liulry Wood wss also destroyed, the water haviug acero mnalatrd six feet high! The torrent proceeded onward over field uremia belungilie to Mr. Pephtw, and carried with it eight or ten loads ut bay; which, providentially, collecting at Leith y Brridge, it dammsel tip the archer, and tilvvried the stetson of the river down the fields inter the Bishop's Cas tle road. Had nail this tattle place, several cottager, iu their dwellings would inevitable have perished. Thomas lieniand, aged fib, and his wife SO, totally blind, resided by themselves near this spot, and the old MAU was sitting as his door when the torrent instantsurously gushed upon him : he ran to his aged said blind partner, and forced her up stairs, the stream coutinutog to mlyauce isearly half-way up to the cretin in the cottage. The benevolent apprel , ensiuus of the inhabitants at Linley Hall, the Moor, See. induced them to collect near this spot: au intrepid servant of Mr. More got upon the Pound. wall near the cottage, but the deluge rising nearly to the top of the well, sod threateniug to carry it away, he was compelled to retreat ; in all instant a fence wall tartar this spot was carried away, and the torrent tore up hollows in the road three feet deep. in about five hours the deluge bad subsided au that the ueighltours could visit Beamed's cottage, when, with great surprise and joy, they fumed this faithful aged couple iu their bed.chando r, tranquilly pre. pared to live or to die. From Linley village it, Moor Green the ioundatiou tore up the quick•bedgee, Bouslipules, sud trees, and in its passage to the turopike•road, spoiled a membew of hay near Newton Farm. From the Moor Green to the Bishop's Castle road there was au entire sheet of water; and timber was floated from Lueley to Newton (about one mile sod a half), with faun, carts, imple. melds, See. A team of four horses, belonging to Mr. Evert'', of the Beach, miraculously escaped from the deluge in a lane near the Moor. On the day before, a cloud burst near Mamma, Ffeatiesind, in Merionethshire; the bridge at Peugweru and others, with corn and &e. were swept sway. (Shronssbury Chronicle.) The wheat harvest is near its conclusion, and the crop in this neighbourhood is abundant. The scarcity of labourers, which is universal, Ilia been compensated by the continuance of tine weather ; and the oportannie looks forward with delight to clear wobbles ou the lit of neat month.—(Saissex Paper.) On Tuesday, the 17th instant, about three o'clock in the oftersiorm, a coppice, called Shel &lel Coppice. Iwlniignig to Sir THOMAS EDWARD IVINNINGTON, Burt. in the manor of flewdley, in the county 4.1 Worcester, was maliciously set on lire. Ia Saturday night's Gazette a free pardon to any uccumplirr, and also a retinal of 200/. is of fered on the cotivicti4sti of the offender. During the last. week, at Driatinglopm, great !antihero of the frame-work kiiittero. who have struck for an 'Aylmer of wager, have paraded the streets, but they have couducted theuaelvea in the most peaceable mariner. The complaint called the Devonoliire Cholic is DOM very ;prevalent. It has bent aserriatitied that this disorder wise* its a great measure f the practice of lining cider pounds with lead. and we earnestly recommend to farmers the removal of this deletetious material, previous to the approachiog season. At the Shropshire Assizes, S. Thomas, alias Ro berts, a shoemaker. was capitally convicted of as sisting in killing one cow usal wouuding another cow, the property of G. GLARY, by stabbing the same, Westbury, on the night of the 18th of March last ; also of peeling bees on the estate of K. TOPE., ; likewise of writing and send nig certain letter* to the said K. Tarp, threaten ing to burn his buildings. hams and stacks; and of stain lire to a house belonging to the said It. Tom The Magistrates, since their General Meeting at Mansfield, lop Thursday, have caused notice to be given throughout their division, to all persons against suffering their dogs to be ut large. It is likewise determined by the Select Vestry there, that 66 if crag pauper be knows to keep o dog, his pa rochial relit" shell be sritlichowis." ti • 4,` hi I LITARY PROMOTIONS. Commission in the Isle of Wight Yeomanry Cavalry. •Ipte J i by the Gnrernor. Captitin-General, and Vice.Adisirst the I.le a Wight. Alexander Wyatt Cuesphell, Elm to be Captain of a Troop— Commission dated August 17, 1819. Commissions in MU Ilictintond Forebier Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by three of the Deputy Lieutenants of the Aorth Riding of the County of You k, in the absence of the Lord Lieutenant. Robert Bower, jun. Eaq. to be Captain—dated July *4, 1819. William Pybue, Gent. to be Cornet—dated as above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Samuel eXurrall, Andrew Pop', and John Edmonds, all MOM or late 01 Bristol, bankers, from August 21, to October 9, at eleven, at the Merchant Tailors' Hell, Bristol. BANKIIUPTS John Garrett flowers, late of Leadenhall.street. London, tailor, to surrender, August 28, September 11, and Orto bet. 2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, 3lr. Gale, Basing haldstreet. l'humas %Vinyl', of Plymouth, boot4saker, to surrender, September 21, 22, and Ociobt•r 2, at twelve c al Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth-Jock. Attorneys, Messrs. Duke, Church, and Darke, Princes , Bedlord-row, Lbndon 1 sad Messrs. Bosom and Tink, Plymouth-duck. Isaac Johnstin, of Stamfinil, Lincoln, coach-maker, to surrender, September 10, at five, 11, and October h. at ten, at the Crown Inn, Stamford. Attorneys, Mr. Toikingtoe, Stamford ; and Mr. Chilton, Cliancerplaue, London. Edward Little, now ur late of Mealtgate, Cintherland, blacksmith, to surresithr, September 14, 15, and October 2, at the Globe Inn, Cockermuuth. Attututy, Mears. Steel and Son, Cockermouth. ' William Little, now or late of Meals ate, Cumberland, elate-merchant, to surreuilee. September 14, 15, •ad Octo ber 2, at the Gluhe Inn, Cuckerumuth. Attorneys, M • . Stet I and Son, Corkermouth. Abraham Little, now or late of Mealsgate, Cumberland, woodanonger, to surrender, September 14, IS, •n.I Octo ber 2, at the Globe fun, Cockermouth. Attorneys, 31eura. Steel and Sun, Cockermototh. George Smolt y, now or late of Malkin House, Cartwiirtb, York, clothier, to surrender, August 30, at six, 31, and Octo ber 2, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Huddersfield. Attorneys, Mr. Allison, Huddersfield; and 31 . Fisher and Sudlow, Holborn-hi It, Loudon. Esau Prichard., late of Llatirwst, Denbigh, shopkeeper, to surrender, September 2,3, and October 2, bettor. a feu and ostler, at the Mitre Inn, Bata 0., Catimivon. Attorneys, Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer Office, Lincoin's tun, lasudon ; and M r. Williams, Pruritus, near Car u. Mary Anderson, of Swathe poulterer, to surrender, September IS, at three, 16, at ten, and Octulier 2, at one, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Southampton. Attorneys, Mr. Clement, Sunthampion; and Messrs. Hicks and &Rakes- Oily, Bartlett's-buildings, Hollini it, London. John Atinely, of Alfred•plare, Kingstlown, near Bristol, grocer, to surrender, August 31, September 2, and October 2, at twelve, at the Cuomodal RUOIM, Bristul. Attorneys, Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Ina, London; and Mr. &Men, Bristol. !William Pratt, now or late of Birmingham, druggist, to surrender, Seplember 6, at four, 7, and October 2, al twelve, at the Woolpack, Birmingham. Attorneys, :Messrs. Long and Austen, Holborn-coact, Gray's Inn, Loudon+ ; and Mr. Palmer, Coleshill, Warwick. . Charles Payne, late of the Neekinger Dying-grounds, Ber mondsey, Surrey, bat now a prisoner in the Fleet. dyer, to surrendtr, August 28, September 4, and October 2, at len , at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Riebett,Cluali-lane. Robert Scat Daplyn and Thomas Swarm, late of Lime benne, Middlesex, coal-merchant., to surrender, A ugißt 29, at twelve, September 11, and October 2, at our, ut Guild hall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Templer, Glyties, and Thomson, Burr-street, Etist Smithfield. Hyde, of How find hnildiugs, Fenchureb street, London. merchant, to surrender. August 28,31, and October 2, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Fat-court, Fenehurch-street. DI VI DEN DS. Sept. 25. S. Joseph and W. Bugloss, of Winebesteratreet i , Broad-street, London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. Aortal 28. I. Palyart, late of London-street, Fetichurels street , London, mercliaat, at twelve, at Guildhall. September 16. J. Handley, of Colon, Stafford, miller, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Stone, Stafford. September 16. It. Salt and W. Salt, of Stone, Stafford, deal. try, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Stafford. September 4. T. Jenkins, of Judd-street, Brunswiek.aquare, master•matiner, at la - Ave, at Guildhall, Loudon. September 18. B. S. 11:11, late of 13Ank-buildsup, Lamina, merchant, at tett, at 4uiltNmll, London. October '22. T. Willats, of (litat Queen.strret, Lineohea Inn fields, ironmonger, at ten, at Guildhall, 1 ,don. September 11. A. I al ner, late of St. Catherine-street, uear the Tower, victualler, at eleven, at Guildhall, Londe.. September 11. J. Howe tt, of Whiteerosrastreei, Middlesex, charroal-merchant, at 0-kcal), at Guildhall, Loudon. September 13. L. Teacher, of Nut I iughani, dealer, at eleven, at the Ram Inn, Nottingham. September 17. W. Bert Zr. of Maley, Stafford, potter, at twelve, at the Swan Inn, Ranh y. October 30. E. Dampit r, of Prioirmie-street, Liabomigate. Without, lundnu,►rrd-nusbrr, nt twelve, at Guildhall. September 11. F. Colima, of New Fcdthurise, Sussex, meal iit eleven, as Guildhall, Loudon. C ERTI FR: AT LS..--SICP7”I Brlt 11. H. Timm', aro. and J. R. Towsirml, of Mitre-toad, Fen. church.alrert, I. Ism, and I.te of l.imestrcet, Freechurcb. unreel, merchants—S. Harbin., of Liverpool, Itquor weer. chants.—T. Flib, late of lirsepoo, Durso, victualler.—T. Chileoll, of Bu iaul, lookers—W. I lonywell, of Rath, brandy. mothant.—T. Datincry. of Cate:lion...wog, Loudon, wore. houseman—J. Lewis, jnn, late of Hartley. Worcester, borre.drater.—J. Haul, lite of Sir ithin's taut, Loudon, suer chant.—J. SlaMpol, of Scrotal, Nottingham. miller. PARTIN; EItSHIPs DISSOLVED. E. Fletcher mud J. 11u.ry, of Liverpool, rope.makern, July 7, 1819 —S. Yates and G. Howard', of Liverpool, copper.plate en:ravels and printers, Angukt 12, 1819.—T. Mania mad D. Smsl, of Iligh-st.ret, and of Tuuley.strect, Southwark. puwubruk. re, Slay 19, 1819.—J. Anderson and .1. J. C. Chine. of %Vest Smithfield, booksellers, July 31, 1819.—P. Dougall, J. Douala!, and J. Mom, of Port Glam. cow, ship.chandleas, Alava.. 6, 1419,-1. liargeut and J. Rutty. of Paddington, übsrfingers. July 30, Isl9.—J. Nicholuni, W. R. 'I tinier, mud W. Hughes, of Old Barge House Whorl; Upiwr Grausull-street, Blarkfria►a. road, coul.luerchanta, July 31, 1819.—J. Beardmore, jun. and J. Shackle, of Wood-street, Chtapside, London, ►uslen, August 14, 1819. PRICE OF NCGAR. The average price of Brown or 31usetteado Saw, rata plea from the Booms made it the week ending the 18th day of Auga•t, 1819. is 39%. 1 . 1.1. per hundred weight, ea eirrive of the !Noir.. of I lIMIOUIS paid or payable thereon ea the importation thereof into Great Ilritaia. PRICE.% or CORN. Average Prices Of Curia of Emglatsil nod Wales by the Quarter of Eight Wincht:ster ati.l of Oatmeal per holluf 14011 w. avoiroluiume, from the n'terne received in he week ended the 14th of Augtivi, 1819. 1 1 . 4 1 ga a. d a. al a. al 76 2 45 4 40 4 o 4 I 2 s. d s. d i 2$ I 50 3 Aggregate Average Prima of tic Twelve Maritime Die. ~, s. a. 0 a. d d •. 60 6 27 8 Iricta of Englona rod Wales, by 'Lich rt reAllated in Geist Dramas : I 111 ti ll ir , t- d. .. di .. d d s. 0 a. di .. il. , Ti IS MI el so v. 4471 44 Tin 11 . 101 ti a. 11ANKliT& Wheat. p 1.1.15 t ttle to CI Iht Batley, per qr. --o IS —4 Oais it EA DI NG, Wheat Bark y Reams New Wheat . .. Avtint ream Ole 4S I Oats White dale 70. I. Bt STA! N ES, AVO UST 20 Wheat.. 11l 10a Is 19110 a I Pease, per qr.... —5 tr, , Rye Uaia, per 1t.... 7 ! I. Beans to —s Accurr 21. prr.r. 43l fil. ~ 1 - Rye .... FIRES. The grand Pi4llll ou Bishop's Castle Rarcromise wig u on fire during the late races, by some wilrbievous %I.:. want persuo (it is suspected to be au election, emit putty:, and it was utterly eunsumill. On the tflth inst. 4 fire• broke nut in the tiller of Utilagton, near Shrewsbury, which raceJ with great fury. Three cottages, ii% the uccupatious of Ivor, 0...rh.•r, aui Bailey, were entirely consumed; ■nd li%ot a uo t t,„ (, the active and humane victim-4 of Mr. Allen (whore %nurse and farossbuitrAnte. nee C01114(1101.16:, aided toy people, the inhabitauts could nut have resema of their furniture And little property. Tina taharms way occur's/tied by the treating of au uses. MEETINGS OP CItEDIMBN Al vutuncare To-monaoir. A. IF. N. Carkeet, Trivistock-streel, upholsterer IV. Sawkin;, Lae of Southaosio;iu, .. 2 1) J. Meek, late of vittualler DIVrE/F.N W. Meloloon, little St. Thumes Apostle, wl,oletuile staliuuer CERTIFICATES. J. 8. Jorden, of Binningloon, drelrr aa.l rharmln Peßill,of Birmingham, glover —T Stant, of An. u Muldleact, and of Litilzlir.iarril, cu pet-mAnufaritirrr.—.l. Ballow, of Boloiii-lr-Nloots, cash ire, dr ssegist —S. &will, of A latllleide-Fir•fi, plum . SIMUM, of Leek, J. Lam?. of (.rrat J.totra.sirevt, BrilfurJ row, IlififiLt.tt, tailor.-I'. AVithirigion, of flrenroCii-latir, bootie. late of Moilarsdne, Hertfordshire, sad of Kisiblasd, Middlesex, coaclsprupwietoe. A diabolical attempt to asvai4iniste Mr. PIERCE, skinner, was made by her men, in ttte streets of Ituthin. on Saturday week. Ile was ro. turning from the Prince of Wales public-Immo, in company with his wife, about eleven o'clock; the screams of the latter deterred the villains from their object, and they escaped. His clothes wete co!, and Isis bosom slightly wounded. The fine plantation of Tifonas TA r. rros, of Itsleswoith Castle, at Broxton, µ•., wilfully set on lire in four places, out Willurselav week, and two acres of trees were der.voyed : it was with great difficulty that the cottagers wit' resided adjoining the plantation, which coilitlias of shunt six acres, could save their little priiveriy. The price of gold was quoted on Friday ut 3!. 17s. 101 1 d. the ounce, being the exnct abut prier. A few days previous it had been still lower, hut 11. e Directors of the Bank having now expressed ilwir determination to take any gold that titigl.t I.e brought to them at the above-named gust won, t't‘e market became stationary there. Tlie.queitity f bullion in the country is supposed to be by 1.0 means large, but a. exchanges still rise, and a nit& chum for its sale is now opened, a large importation may be expected. On the 10th instant the Peggy, of Workington, with 23 officers and 250 men, and the Lbithers, with 20 officers and 200 men, sailed from Donkey to join the South American Patriots ; troll dest:i.a tion is Margaret.. On board the Coiner sir C4l/. tail; ANGLES and Lieut. HEWSON, all 4 11i the :at ter Lieutenant. GOGGIN and O'LlistLx, d thie city of Limerick. -••--- Thursday taoraiog Abraham Abrahams, convicted at the late Kest Assizes, with two other Jewry of lurinr„ nun to commit a burglary at Sheerness, suffered the SMllirlift of the law on Pens-anew Heath. Sian his cundetuntwitru Alo•ihmas bad conducted himself very properly, and lie met hie fine with. great firmness, but, we undentand, he antertsimil. loupes uf a respite till almust the last moate•ut of life. He was 'Headed lay a Rabbi, who prated still km a coueidtra ble time in the waggon after it arrived in bunt of she drug. The unfortunate malefactor appeared to die without moth .offering. The corp►e, after Imaging the wsual iii, was (theta away in a hearse, by serval Jews, to be isterrid at Chatham us. the same day, according to the custom uf their religion. He was a pod.lookilig man, said bet 94 years of age. A great number of people Winkled, though Hot so many as was geuerally ezpfeted. PRICE OF STOCKS UN SATURDAY. 3 per Ct. I Led. • • I trila .... 16 pr. 3 per Ct. Cons 71 fi Ex. Mil., %! pr. par. 3i per Cet.t Bli Ditto Comitirt.. 17 digs. 4 per Cents 91e,a Lottery Tick , ta .251. 5 per Ct. N. A U 111.• • 105 011InIUM 4ll pr. 104 a Cues. fur Acc.....7 tei4 Batik Long Ann.... 191 MARRIAGES. On the 9.1 instant, at Campiti Mown, North Renal Lieutenant bluish y, R.N. Ciumorinder of Ins al.ijesty's revenue cutter Hartle/kite, to Miss Muria Pandas DC1116.011, of that place. On Tuesday, the 17th instant, Doctor Thomas fluor. uf Dublin, to Miss Frederica Ilipplue, only t:Auglitcr of • &rick Ilippios, Esq. of itroad.street. - • DCATHS. (tti Saturday, the 2 tat inst. Sat ah, the wife of Mr. T. i y, of Bedfer.l ruw. On the lOtb alt. at Grey Abbey, io the mini! of 1) "". Crusbe Ward, Esq. of Castle Ward, ill the ►ante county. On the 2.1 instant, at Gainaborough, in the p r ime of bre w of the hydrophobia, Mr. Knaptiiii, brush•tnaker. Moo , t two m ha ago be was amusing himself with a ►mall which at the first time bit his lip; Ho symphonic of Me diretet malady shelved themselves until the lit, when be heron , raving mail, and continued in that slouching Idol,: nut Ili 1.113 day, when he died. HIGH HATER THIS DAY ATCcimieN Morning 3b after 3. I Evruitig 47 filer 3. LONDON : Prialed and Pabliebed — e - t :be Mice. Nu. 141. Inroad; wins Advartionants are rosined. mod Loses (=d) moot be odareased—C. lIIIITN, NO. I. 'e In, Pringle J. WHITS, No. Ir. Dialulr rabbets/ ~.-+~ '•"":11". •%., 11 vl I I t r i • 1 I I ♦ i