The Sun. — London, England, 1807-11-02 00:00:00

From the LONDON C;17,177TE . Oa. '3l, .1807, At the Court it the Queen'i Palace, the .28th of 000ber, • 18'07,. Present, the KING'S I\lo t Eici'ellent nijesty in Cu nlcil. It is tilts day ordered by Kis Majesty in Council, that the Parliaiwnt, which . Stands prorogued to Tuesday the Tenth Day of Nt:')Vember next,: be :fur, they prorogued to Thursday the Seventeenth Diy . of December-next, Mitehall, 067.31. The King lkas been pleased to grant the dignity 'of, a' Viscount of the Unitt;cl Kingdom of Great Britain awl Ireland until the night Honourable Gerard ron Lake; General of. M..; Majesty's Fore , ano to the news male of his boly lawfully begotten, by the Dame, style, and title ofViSeount Lake, of Delhi and Laswary, tand of Aston Clinton, in the Conaty ot.l3uchingitatn.' 0.1. 3t, ;8•)7. • • - • - Royal Regiment 'of linrse GUardS. Charles John Marsacic, (hut. to be Comet,hy: purchase:', ice Clay ton",,proMoteit. itegiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant .Edward Wild. man, front the 13%11 t out, .to be Lieutenant * , Vicie . Col clotigh, who exchanges. 7111 Regiment of l.i . rht Dragoons, Surgeon William Dyasnn, trom tile La , ,t Kent Militia, vibe: Assistatir.Stir6con, vice Gill, appoinied to the 96th 1 ontk tr i th Ditto, Cornet likiitiainitt 11,Irton to be Lieutenant,- by , purchase,. vice Twadkile, who retires. t a t Regiment uf Foot, Ensign tames Bland, from the Royal Lathirk Militia, to be „Ensign. Ensign J arms Cotter, front the LinteriLk County. Militia, to be Eosign. , 2a Ditto, Lientenain Gustavus Vilkington,. tram the West meath Militia, to be Ensign. Lieutenant Gustavus Low, from the Westmeath Militia; to be, Ensign. sth Dian, Harry Seagwick, 'Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vic.e Pratt, pr inoteit. . 7th Ditto. I'o be Lieutenants; .vithotit purchase--Lieute... pant Itieliar.i Kirwan, trout the Gat way •Militia, 'Ensign Pat. I.:llerke, trom ditto. Ensign I ieniy ByiOn, from the 61st ['out, vice Walker, appointee( tothe 'lst West India Regiment: Henry lemes,,(itnt. • gtn Ensioi Gtorge .Nutall to be Lieutenant, without purchase , Li.utenant .(aleb•.Powcll, trout the :Dublin City Militia, to be Cosign, vice Nntall. gift Ditto'. To be Lieutenants,. without purchase—Ensign • Bernard Markham . EnSign Richard Crompton. Ensign Robert E. Broughton. 11th Ditto. To he Ensios—Lieutcnant F. Armstrone,, from the King's' County Lit-mei:ant Thomas snerven ten, from ditto. Lieutenant Sdllitiel Richardson, from the Monaghan 11 ilitia. 13th I)itto, lieutenant Beaach;Colclottk,h; from the 4th Dragoons, to 4 Lieutenant,' ; vice Wiltlinan , who ex. changes. - Alexander Gatoniog, front the Gill way Militia, - to he Ensign. Ensign losiali Sliakiwell, from dot. to, to be Ensign, 14111 Plat); Laptaiii Thomas Keighley., from. the tooth Foot, to be Captain. of ,a Compail), • vice rkhdrew, who eX. 0141W,Cs. 15th Pitto,. Ensign Alexandt7 l'ettigrevi, from the 3,1 Garri. son ilattitlionoo tic I.telltt'llititt, wit9n,itt purchase. Moth Ditto, Ensign 10111. K lltalteley vibe Lieurew il i, w i t h ; alit puree ace, vice Wood, who retires. 'lolin Zachary I 01 ,.. pera%v, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase,. vice 231,1 Ditto, Thootes . Paterson, - Esq. to be . Paymaster, vice ,114frKinnott, nee..ased. , 2.6 th Doto, M 4) it A. F. To lor, froth the 96th Foot, to bt litial9r, vice fr:-cth, who exu.ltal4;es. - • • , 37th - Ditto, Lii,oo tu be Lieutenant, w I vice Lang. iro resigns,.na4M Atinstrong. from the Fermanagh Militia, to be Ensign, vice 11,!rietti - . ' 31st Onto, Li , tiietiaot • --- Rihichirei troll rile to be Ensign, EntoAn Nl•Pherson, from ditto, to br E iiai a u. • 311 , 1 IIiAIII3A 114 . 11, rirf. to .be' 1 3 :iyinaster of the ash Battalion, vice no resigns. . 3ith Ditto, I,ienteliatit 'I nom,* troat the King's 'County Militia, to be. lfa fit cowinked.) BANKROP ?S. 'Daniel Inwood, of Lower Thatnes.street, London, oil and col.ur-iitAti, tosurretider, NiAr. 7, at one. to, :ind Dee. 12, ' • at tvs,oVv, At.: Gn Attuittey, Mr. Vuvill, New ildhali, . Bridge-streo, Black triars, i Witli.tin Lailestone . ," of llqcs, Middlesex, tailor, Nov. 7, 14, and Dec. tz, at ten, , at GuiLthall. -. Attornies, Mr:, Popkin,i)eatt-street,Solto , ; or Mr. NilcockiVantou-sqvare, Robert 11 . 4rti . , of Upton.piacc, Straford. Essex, builder, Nov. 7, at . one, Id, at twelve, and Dec. tz, at ok., at Cuildhull,•London.' A trorneSt, 'Mr. Wildo, jun. ,Castle. street,. Faicani-stiturre. Thomas. Lthering %V ton, late of. Larenco-Pountney-,lane, London, hreker, Nov. 7; At 011 e, 14, and Dec. 1,2,, at twelve, At Cuddledl. A ttornies, Messrs. Parnther.and S'on, don. street, Ferivhimlt.;:treet. NV i than) 'l' odd, of Crlane, St. Mary-hill, Lontloh, and llanksitle, Surrey, nerrirant, Nov. 7, at one, 14, at 'twelve, unit Doc.. tz, at one, iit Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Wilde, t:“S•tie. si rot, I , alconsq nate. loUlle 6 Taylor, 61 Newgare..inarket, London, salesman, Nov. 7, 17, ani Dec. la, at ten, at Attornie*; . Messrs Pearce, Dixon; and Co, l'aternosfer-row. 'llloiris Ellis, otQueen-street, ItatelilV2,Middlesex, broker, Nov. -, ti, and Dec. 2t olle. at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. ii i irkitt, Bontl.eourt,•WalbrOok, iv.nd Kent, of Wlnte•Lion#street,, (;oodrnan's-fields, Mid. dlesex, furnishins ironmonger, Noy. /, 19, aihi tz, at eleven, at Guildhall. tu niey,"Mr..l:lasitinan, L ly. HOlborn. Edward Carr, of Whitstable, Kent, carpenter, Nov. 1.1, 16, and Deo. 12, at eleven,' at Guildhall, Canteibilry. A t . twine*, Mr...l'lll9llmq, Canterbury , ; or Mes:46. Nctilcr sole and Portal, tss:..x -street, Strand; London. john Magee and Daniel M'Nulty, of Ox fo rd-street, Middle . "sex, linen-tir.ipers, Nov, 3, to, and Dec. iz, at ten, at Gtiiidll3ll. AttOrniCS, PrirMSri. Boardillon and Ilewit't; Frd,iy•.street, Vim Stanley, at„Netitiatii,Nliiiit,toinerislitre; tallow-chand ler, Nov, 16, 17, and Dcc. 12, at eleven, at the Beat's AttOrniett, Mr. iiiB6,llattln.l Garden. LtniLitn: ;c i Nrir. Mat.h, Li.iidloes. • • William Co A- waitc, of Oici gro cer and te,4,.tc.k:r, Nov. 7, 14, and Dee. 12„ at te ll , at Attutiley, Mr. 1 1 / 4 .l , ...yiivait, C:h-riorte,atreet Blat.kiriar's-r , act. folm lillti i 11111 of Bira inerchaltt, Noy. 27, 23, gut 141,,,, at the stork. T:tvero, ithm .tAht. At ,,tvon artti Tooke, ray's.lnti-squate, Lott.- (loft ; I.turrixh, 4trittil),itatit. loseott Nrrioit 6:6 o, sti of•A'jriou'Allafh, 111arC11ai1t, r v 4. I], 2114 "b 5 , L. ix. t t•velv4:, at the Stock "rayon, hatn. Attoraie4, Messrs; 1.)0 , 0tt ana 'Foote, r; ,? , ‘,..i 4Citinte; Lvi ;or ;vit. 13iteri;11, . Veit-stiett, c i temax, ,Nov. 3, le, awl ,12, at at C14:1411 , 01. Attorticy, Mr. 'Mitts . ; Vith...sttett, t,:eatitity. . • Littltr, of Wairhath- 1, 14by, Crii.:o.pr . • 'N ov , 3 , I ,}, kJ! Lti414.041.• Aftorile.y, Al o; jy•viy, 11,.;het A'Cittlec, LAAPtcliCil-L , lit, 1.ip101012, tz, at, tss.eiv.:, at (~,;1;;,,1 4, 111, Actatits, 0111 te , ,Nry, Crott,'•or 141 1 (!W ott'icS, of tifititt,l,n y rt 110 :1,1 1 -,,uts, 120.4,; and , ;it • At tiw 1 wit 1.0, , ,•5-1 tot, t, tJieviit2-atrt Luit(loll3 1)1 Mi. Coui— land, • • • 'lt,• lif yrr..:tu4kty:ltetnll, Vitt of Gfay's-ftm-square, 7, 14, :laid 'O.; at t At k.; , 4litti hall. A ttortloy,, i Mt. Ltuy . :l, : -Pritha , b.strcer, 114“iikair,titi , t.tx. • , • . • 1),(1' 11)4 1 , 1,1).5 . 14 o , n 1 5 * , or Lettl , ,NOrks'lttre, ttl'uc'l tat, • at '"Vtiree Le l ,- , 1 1111,4,, , ,,:t.„,. Nor. •; b 4 -I,voiAc; Ototaitti, 91 throli,tglk oymk ill t, tiv j tr , CL:v6i.lat the 'torts !ill -111 ' 1 % 11 MA. troy. 24. ` Ldittund Bprton, ut Daveotry, ,Nortliampton. •shitiVrioney-scrivettor, at elaveNitAtr_ Whe,l SileAt .)4'l4lsit,ty. , - v • 14,0 i. I , A lA , Kellam!, tm_ooer, t.tirtir.r, c • Ie CO, at the hfar lon, Exatet. ,10101i0ohr, iima&vaitrtil)rory-hoe, Mi.idle. sex, litoney.sclivener, at ttat, • • 4 some cime. ago i;liersCm who, in the vulgar phrase, " fought :fiery shy .of the .13..11114.5," was arrestott in . the tollowing : eurin s i in tl Dublin It ivas knowlL that inj.was in the honse:Of i•Gentlernart,bitt .it .was,founflall,POSt•inipraqicable to have .'access to him.. A knowing Bailiff, however, i t tating . luN!rd thiit he was passionately limkof swot' rtintie; Ob tained an excellent.barrel organ, a n d beclan to play (opposite the nouse, while the] arty' within xvere en joying themselves alter. dinne t. . Tbe debtor being a little elevated In liquor, had Mr. OigaOkt being the Bailiff in disguise, ma t i Je hi:; captionwit; lionreVeit treating the 'company to a tune, 'and .11anded e otil . the debtor tohrsjoyous .6'r:editors; . _ LoNDON.,—ptiiiteit br ICHARn ti*RAIA, of Nb. q, Mart/ea:o6 l ' 4 , llow‘strivt pe)iisiled by lAfrii.Ll A m m I o't &Ist( ni sou'h Moltn At the S4l4.otTicitt No. ii.',.,Strtaudi. Where Adtrotisemcnts, 07tteri for (ho Paper, I eters for the Editiir,'3,:c. "(post-pici), OLD BAILEY. PGLICE. Nov. 17. r.dviard N•ferlitts, 'tit Blacittroor•street, Drury laao, Nliddlesex, lipeh-draper, at 1.:11, :it childhall. Dce. 1. Samuel k;reeitwood, of Newman.streer, oxford-, „ . . . street, Middlesex, co-tchmaker, at eleven, at Guiltlihall. .• ' ' - ' SATU• II DAv•taUIO .II fIAV- • ' ' • •MAIII:BOit0[7011-STItF.ET.-Erlward l'iln. ROheris .4. lanes Ditelifield, sit Ne„,g-ate.str&r.r. London,London, 'George'Pabits'? was . capita r Nov. 2 Ily indiaed for feloni- ' underwent, On Saturday, a second examination , on . vitioaller,'at one, irt Guildhall. ' •la . ' '• - •1 ;. ' , ... ... .... , of . Au g ust last ons y ernu-traing, on "r ite: :tit august , a let-, several eharges preferred by respeaable tradesmen, Dee. az. Alexander Sitthald, of Wimping-street, Middlesex, , slopseller, at ten, at Guildhall. ter dentaiiiilL.; a b3nk of England note for. 4el. the - , ,of having conspired, with a 3.1 r. Brown, and a wo- Nov. 3 ; lap t es whiteheatt, of Churelt-street, Surre.y, hat, Pr;)rierty of Mr.• Preston, a Chamber CO'uniel in the Man who is at present iii her accouchement, of de mailtafatturer, at eleven, at Gliilkth - ...i. Dee.• 2. 'Phonics. Niarriorr,' i a re, of King. street, London, - Te.u l , l Ple- ' • , . francling them tinder false Pretences of much pro . - Sir Vickriatx Gums, on the part of the Post perty. In the course of the exaMination it appear- • ,vine-mercham, at eleven., at Guildhall. ~ .•s . . Oifi:4; statml, that the Prisoner;. . who had held a . ecl, that - the Prisoner, who is a young imin of gen- Dec. S. Francis N traci of Windsor, Berkshire, grocer, at one, at Guildhall, London. . ' trust, n...0w1y, that .: af Letter -sorter', in the . tee] appearance and good address, and Brown, now Nov. ^S. lohn Storey PritcitareL Lae or Wigrhore...street,..„ ' place, of Cav,mtlish.square, Middlesex, grocer an 3 cooteelunier; at - inland 410partment of the (...'eny...ral : Post Ovlice, with,. .in the custody of a Sheriff's Offiz:er, were•lately con .on, at G u tldt w tt: , ~ = - - ``i tictelity,tOr some tittle, Was art-10.01ml for an offence fined the rules sot - the Fleet Prison, where Dec. I. Charles Andrews, of 13urnharri, ESSeK, butcher, at . - which was made capital by 30 Att. of the 7th Gee. they cultivated the acquaintance of each (Alm. ten, at Guildhall. - . , 4 ....... . . . 111... A Mr. Preston, Barrister in ~:the the lemple, sent. Nov. 0. John Fletcher Norman,.now or late,of Bristol,. - . Upon their liberation, which happened some weeki baker, at eleven, at tn..: lluSlaavera, lifiStol".. ' ' 471, 75. enclosed in aletter 'addressed to Mrs •Lan- ao'c. -the Prisoner disappeared, and, as it .alledaeLl' Dec. u. Peter bintisav, formerly - ofi Greenwich, kenr, , ...... . .. a , Brick, at Oakhampton, his cler h ` having previously ‘vem to the -country. ln the mean thne Brown, .. baker, but tate at. lfarkinic, 'Essex, farmer, at ten, Guildhall, Lotitlor., • .•. , . Nov. z 7. lona „ . .. 3 .iVood Dixon, .of the crescinit, Mit:Dries, 4 - . :- t red and. Co. When . he'received a 01. mite The as BroWn's : wife, assuniing - the appearance of high 1.v114011, menihipkt, at ten, at 'Guild:lAl. ~ , - . . , ... I' , . said.lelter-W35 put Into the receivtog . hou . se, in :1 'ern. : life,'rode about in their car - riage (a hackney coach) i - Dec. t. Witilain IVicks, ol'OXford-Stre.ct, Middlesex, tailor, at eleven, at Guildhall. •,; pie -Line, hy_Mr. Preston, bat it 1 4 d- never . reached 'aLlength they agreed to occupy a house in Corarti : o,4kbanipton on-the 7th of August, with the'.otlier , street-(No. 30 Gr- tC a -I •-..t R u ssell-square); ll q tire) Nov: a?.. 1 lenry Cooke and john lierbzr!, or' ircliin-late, , , .3 Of 111*!, 1%. L , sse -s l. • • I,hytat, tnerchAttts, At tett, at GA.11,.111311• , • ' . letters , „ ~, .., , for that . : .uti.Le.,a that place.. . . . ... . Nov. 24. Titoitia:: Wilkins, the younger. of St. Albah's,The . LearnedC.,oo,9 1 Thdhousebeing unturnished,thet wo gens.dt condition H atior d s hi r e, li:4;e-dealer, at eleven, at Guildhall; Lou- ' Set Oh4crVeo) that he Woukl prove the employment lost no time in- applying to the diiferent tradesmen ' . don, • , '' .. !of the Prisoner as sorter on, the .51,b of . August; which- who are usually emproyed in fitting up housesin an .. Dec. t, William. Green, of Welt. Houghton, Lancashire; • .. , would be sufficient to prove that he had an oppOr lustian.manutacturvr, 'at elevnit, at the Se. lead - Eagle Inn, . elegant and fashionable style. .The account thy • Manchester. ~,! .. . tt.ttity of secreting the letter. ' In .-•-iiry had been,' gave of themselves wa.s. so plausible, that the hors e Nov. 13. lames Gulley, of Frome.Selevocid, Somersetshire, ; tnacle at the bank to stop payment of the 401. note in the course of a short time was elegant;) , fnuns le , * - -1 d' ' • innholder, tit.:tven, at the Bush 'Tavern, Bristol. , enclosed in the letter, -and it Wail ascertained diat it • with a suite of servants in attendance, all on credit.. • Dee. z Stephen Buckhurst, of tirook.G rein, I latiltnetstnith, : Sliddlessex, carpenter, at I...teven, at Ghiii.litail. • , had Bien paid in an thC 7th of August . - thee .04y. it .In this stage of theirsuccesstnl campaign, the Pri- Mc. to, lohn Cramer., or the Roy l'sp4.(i.trdens, Ber- should have reaChed (I.lkbatriptOn), by a. Own who ' saner Roberts made .'his del.. A' all of a sudden, and . .' mondsey,'Surrey,viduallcr and music:O.:lnstrument-maker, . •• - . , , stated hiS name to be Wilson, and who gave his ad- , sons c!renzwe Claimed il the cp-deva at Mrs. Brown as • at on, at n homas Guildall. Deo, l e , T Vickirs Brusinieht, bf Barking, Essei, .; dress, which NVas fiaittous . ; at 'No. 6, 'Warren-street.•' his , wife ; to - this. claim no resistance was made by, giallo-, at one, at Guildi,tal 1. • -.• : , I. 'Fite 'Mintier of the notes wbich,Avere nitid . for the. 'her former husband. For a little time the happy '• cER I fric.. 4 rES , - Nov. zt Selby- Clement. Pringle, of Newcastle , nooa,,Trne, . bank, and two of them were traced to the . posseSsion ever, sooti• ruffled ley an execution that was put • groetr: • . . Witti, i nt. I)ickinson, of tipliolland, Lancashire, litininbei . el Messrs. l'..lat'hall and Wells. These notes were - in the honse, at the instance. of-Roberts, on the • and %lazier, • . , , ,1 , endorsed it It the witne of Paris-, Tooke's-cbtirtp ; ground that Brown owed hirn a large money, both to Watson, nowpor late of M.inelleSter, Cotton-spinner. i . etirsitor-street 3 and. this, crrtannstance fixed sus • and wish.d to be paid by the sale of tile furniture in I: A lward Kendall, of Tabernacle..%Nalk, Vinsbury.square, f • I • - ! cam on the Prisoner, : who resided at the house of , the ilouSC . ' This , process was of too public a nature Mitlttlesex, tallowchailer. • Thothai I.tickltur*t;late of C.hitut hit ry , draper and tailor. f Mr. Paris. (..)a . Mr. Perkins;- Sylicitor to „tile Post not to has... come to the knowledge af the trades losoh Bell, of Caishtr, Lincoln.hite, inereer. - Otfle.e, going to the aptirtmentS of • the Prisoner, he ' men from Whom the furniture 'was bought, they lames Cowburn, of Preston, Littleaittire, . citric:p.m:mu- !' . - .. • ldarer. sass there a man of the mune of Inman, and the i i 'accorilingly attended, and procuring warrants,' BO arnes Hurry, of_ Nag's Head-court, G racelturch. street, golieitor was in foritid - by Mr. 'Paris, that he had re.- berts,and b'rown,were apprehended, and . a• stop - put I.6ndrin, merchant. . • • . 1 ceived of the Prisoner a quarter's rent in - 21; pates, to the.sale. Among the mitnber of trtidesinen who lames Frost, ot Gnswell.streer, NI iddies:..x, hriSS.tbllllder: i •. . of. it ICllil rd PO %V ies, of tray 'S "lead court, Gra.ecitureh-street, W1111:11,WaS not due until Aitchaelwas. • On searching 2iipeiticti tignitist 111 t! Prisoner, Ott Saturday, •Wtis an London, me'reitaitt, . . • the 'Prisoners aixtrtinents, a policy of insurance, for Opholde . e, Mr., rt.iekstrovt; Tottenhatn-court-rolid , Taolais (,regory, at ftewcaxtle-upon.Tytte.'drysalter , , 3001. on his goods was found; and also a quantity of 1 who deponed.that he had given articles to Brown , , • A ar. , 11 Isaac Bing, of Great P..rescur,stioet,Goodinan's:fielus, Mild olex, merchant. • • . •• black silk, quilting,`&c. and his salary being only ' and his supposed wife, amountina in ialne to' 1301. ~. 0 , , ,•- ' • .• . ' 891; per annum,. his possession - .of these things More The Ilukney 'Coactitnan'whti drove then about dor- '" ~.. Strongly excited suspicion. In a tew.days atter, ant).. .ipg the thtre they Were tx.ectiiing . their schemeg„ de-' titer circurnstance transpired which fixed an impute- pdhea,'":th.ar . .they owed - 11in) 21.1.. 95. for catch . hire. .- . lion on the,Prisoner beyond all doubt 1 3 a reasonable An irntittianger in M a rchniont-street, Foundlitrg • mind. The 51. note, No. t 806, came early Into ihe HO'spitalohat he had supplied their With - articles in bank, which was traced ti 'Newman mad Co. in Ad -,i his line It) ilfet amount of 'l,Ol. and'npWards. Mr. , and which bad, been remitted no a bi11.,.0t, 0-,... , .Peak . , a .coal-tnetchant in Eigle, , street; : Red Lion- • teat, , ~ 1. cli..inge, .drawn upon Wells and Marshall: 'lt occurred ' t ,, ulnae; deckired .on -his' oath, that he sent to them to those , peisons, that a young man Who Ao.iged,,at.;.ei.ibt,chal4n of eta4lS a the . aesire of the rn iO ire ...4,. the house of Mr.- Ptiris, -- had purelizised silks, &c..0t. , Al;loafT : tiv'i MOre ., tradesmen stated that they also. ;, ,[ l : k cilitiiißreci- - thc-in-..with various articles4ea coma- .• them, which a' befOr - t1 scribed . ,were.;found in the apartnients of the Frisatter, and these articles derable arribkinc , :: At the close- of the ex.araination were paid for by, the same 'person who . gave his ad ....= .7Mr. l'oaaY,.Connsel for the Prisoner; coutpoq•ed, in ... dress to Mr. -.Paris's. -':bus, ,said -rile Learned .. .. •a . strain of close reasoning , "that on ttie eVide'tioe be- Counsel, are. the. notes WhiClf were produced of fore him .the.iMagistrate was not... Warranted to corn- , the 401. bill,..traced :to the Prisoner. The Pri s oner ; i mit-the 7 Prisoner, .inasmuch its it dill 'not apper-.:, , was completely 'identified i.`he. earrie:l itotrle the ! that h was atir.,f i e had any Share in the conspiracy , or .l cord he had purchased, and 'be left the .silk to be 1, ways privy to the transaaions of his wife during Ifict,..l sent to 11;s apLirtnients. It was also acertained at,,: absenct. Th'i! NVorthylVlagistiaie-,.134r. banoir, the house, of 'Wells and Co. that,. : the Prisoner 1;4%I. being able to tltil into that opinion by the , ingeniots, purr.hased some black clothes_ of a . , Mr.' Janson, i arguments of the. Learned Counsel„ remanded the which bad bout paid for . bpanother t' - ,1. note, -the -1 P r iSonelr.tbr - furtherexaroination.,. - . . :-- 7 . :' . . . , , produce of the. , 1•01.., The -Attorney.; - (4neral con- 1 UN102.741ALL.--- 011 Saturday last' 1111/4n,,Tra..... eluded by , stating, that the Prisoner pight reiievo ,I ties undertv,ent an exzunination . before the; Slitit4 himself train these. firetS, by prot,ing that he laid.. i . 'l2ll, A i stra . tt ,., on sue:] of ha‘log'sfoleti from * Mt ,- receiVed the notes traced to, his ]possession , from .! John Becket, tu,..a .101....8au11bf Englancl'axites,:filur in s oe other - quarter, or it 'wtiuld'be,for. the Jury to :i ' , nf -- 51. ac.,iic•.. , and.-orir =tiles . ; at also Yindrestf. 'decide whether. these. circutnstanees did - dote !)r . tng I•.' Armor ia and sar oh ,his wife, s 0 ppasua ,to be:ticcorn -- , the facts . of: the robbery home to the Prisoner. 'lt 1- pli ce , were l'h searched. ey„Were todrnitted to . also appeared thot . Inman, who, - was"found in:Ole 1 Horsernotrger.-lane,' and are -ordered up 'again an' prisoner's apartments, had negociated other netes, the'prtaluce. of the4ol. :. -._ . . ..‘ ' i ' Wednesday next :for re-exatninatien... , - • . This statement . syas sustained Lo" evidence. Il le facts of the notes.being thifeed to the.possessiOn of the Prisoner, and' his transakion at the house of Wells and Co. were proved; but-sufficient evidence., not appearing that the Prisoner hadactually Stolen, the 401. !tole,' the 3nry yeturneid a verela of--Nut Gqiity. .; ~- :. ..,... . The PriSoner is a ydung.tnan, .apparcntly,ahotit 25, eq...Was very genteelly dressed. • PAR TWERSIIIPS PIS +I7I:PIED. George Gledstanes and. lames Nisheft, of Saliiburr.street, Strand, %011ie- merchants. • Roherr .nd Andrew Young, of London: , kichard D4tury and .lohn Cope, at the Inner Temple, attor nies, • - • jolin V.lliott and rrm Inlin'Thoi I.bgnall, of U•oper East Smith. tiAx. dresser's. •- ngiiSS and 44obert Tylor, of Spen-End, Coventry, 0;1 ie.ttiler.drewrep. , john Gould and. Thomas William Williarnsonp of Wood, • street, City of London, :1114 of.Atnber cotton-works, Der ' bysiiir, manufacturers. John Hartisc.n and John, Leak; of Kingston-upon-I-lull, wine-rnerctivits. Benjamin Rowley, Richard Emery,♦%Villiam Cludde, Sarah Ounomg, awl Thomas Morris, •of the Birch Farb Colliery and Works,. Stattbrd- ' •• Samuel Tnrt:er ant Thoinas I onthtin, of Sheffield, mercers., Robert llJrb.7t, Phil()) Hutchinson Clay, and Geo. lonian. Dals.Cole and David 14apvCII, of Little E4stottrap, painters. Samuel Anness. Stmual Sherwin, Sismucl Mandl, and Clta. NI W;i, of Red Lion-place, 6iltsput.btreet, China.enairiel. . . len.. • . . latllC6 l'emberron'and john Folkman,Of Sash-court,`Wilsort. -strict, ♦Moor-fit:lds, iron,plstc.maitufacturers. : . BIWN-1.---Yesterday evening, the Lady •of Writ) Mcitot.t., Esq. of DoCtors' Commons, of aDangh- • ter. ' • i The Josephine Acaderby 'of Surgery, at Vienna, ! at one of its, late meeting's, was principally engaged : in a careful examination of the condnctor of light , iir vented by Dr. Ilozzmi, of Frankfort on the Mayn, and which is intendcd•to illumine the internal, parts and,eavities of the body. The experiments, which were made on corpses, were attended with results highly honourable and satisfa&ory to the .inxentor, and fully detnonstrated the utility of this ingenious contrivance. It • is More. than doubtful, bewever, that the application of this Conductor of light to liv,- ing persons, will be attended with . very great 'diffi culties, . Fi a s.—At g o'clock on Friday night;as some pas sengers were going through Vigo-lane, they observ., ed some st - noke issuing 'froth the dull)-window of Mi. Thomas,li cutler, in that Phic..t. They imme &etch, gave the alarm of "fire, and burst open the shop-d(ior, A strong body of tire instantly-mined otit i Motile street. In a very short time' a •• number of engines came to the relief-of the distressed inha bitants. ,A plentiful supply of water WA is had on the first •arrival of the engines.; but,. notwithstanding these circumstances, And the. native exertions of the. firemen, the fire strengthened; it grew to such a , vast size, and increased to Full a .degree of bright- • nesS, that at ten o'clock the steeples of St.,Jain6's . and St. George's Churches were coinpieiely -illuinin ed by the blaze, and the bour•could be distinctly told by St. Jameft; clock. The most serious appro.. 'tension was entertained for the house of Mr. "Wit., son, the pawnboker, adjoining, dnd for the livery stables it the .b Fit 'of Mr. ,Thornas'S hatike. Most fortunately; hoVvever, the flairies were in 'a great ine,isure subdued by eleven o"clock; and at twelve the, fin. ' was nearly extinguished 4ittiout .. d o i ng ~ jitny very niaterial .damage , to any of the surrounding f houits. " Mr. l'hoinas's" property ,wag* entirely de. , „. -strived, but we du ;nut hear -that any one was. per- sonally 'ainred•.: l 'tthe St. •James's, the .Prince of Wales'a, alia the Duke of Gloutester's Volunteers, . i nt e nded- with ibe utmost• promptitude; And coml.. tuned on duty: the greater- part of the nigllt. ' • Willi •so considerable a diminution of the Scheme's Nuipbers, ,as are already drawn, FOrtune's suitors. •are• ardently imploring her for-a Firtleiptition of the 4,0,0601. Prize, now. so near its ch7rosltion ; yet, , adventurers bkve.the ,satisfaCtton to r‘tleCt, should they miss this ,-gre* mill, that a Supplementary' Tteket will give thena' a chance foi . 63,0001.11) .PrizeS,' in the.i.i•Rn io g S•2ll. l iinc - , of ••oplY(5,00. Numbers,. among .whim Prizes are one -ig 1.10,0001. one of. 10,0001. ft.e of 1,000, &c. &c. - - .• - . - • ,-" - `rhe Ticket. •15'i."01,1431 I, ter a Wu the Fourth. day On Sturdy senniabt Ge . oi g p-kdn,. aged 76, was: 'found dead in - hirboat, at - Ilite - terri - : boat-landing, North Shields. - In foeking 1-terup . die preCeding night he had ncgle6ted to.attgep cient: tength of chain for het - JO,l - 13e kt:4ll. I, and the boat adjoining gat across her bow, : ma her. As be had been in - the habit of steeping irz his boast., it is supposed that he thus met his MIDDLESEX SESSION. On Saturday Ann Richard and Vin. Green were convitaed.of uttering base coin, and-sentenced to be imprisoned . twelve . months. The convietion, will subject thein to transportation,. 'John Powell, teacher of astrology and!praaitiglier in the occult sciences, was convicted of taking tP9.- ney under the pretence of foretelling future events. — He was sentenced• to be imprisoned sis. months,: and cautioned, that if he shall be again ..convicted, lie :will be liable to sutler transportation. ' A CAUTION TO IFAnwEsts.—An ingenious ,Llr veyor, has given the following whiobap pears trt merit the serious attention ut every one ettga(T : ,ed iti anicultnre :--" 1 beg leave to recom mend every Farmer to be ; guarded against that- well- ,knoWn shrubiliel3arbarry, which frequently . grows spontaneorisly in the hedges in may parts of this country, .as..tvhole fields of wheat, have been blighted by Only one of these etre& b eg i nn i ng first in semicircle from the plant, and spreading re gularly over the whole. field, As many ,perso-os to whom L. have related thiScircurntanee have been very incredulous, I can asure them that I have often ,heen an.eye-witness of the fa a, and . lOr :their fur ther informfain of it, refer them to Ainfist every respetable:farrn9r in. the &mot:lei suffolk- and , : •• of drawing, a PtizA.4 of goo 111ottfi;ipci Potiod4; w sold itt r w c,, • 40arters, Opp, El ) , 41111 teentli's, by cAitFfEtt ilild SAM Lt„..SIOCk Brokers, 8, elpring,..eross,--Tlie Oldest o.ltiee'-. - I :l2he first drawn Ta.!kcj '.on -Friday next, the Fifik , (lay of draWing, will be entitled to 40,p00t. Tif4“lts Altd. Shares are sellitit. , :at the above,thfice, Ikarianted.oo-dram/R.—Prizes paid on demand. .SIIIP 'SULU'S. . ii L., t L, oCTOff.Elt 29. r A rr ived—the S,:.itkill, C.,)k, atni lames, Allen, 1.11111 A tcliAnsel. • , 44iitton, William , joa, i'e l r ' s l ev i e h fan t e l e; l'il f i r b o c ui r— S ti t l o c c l ;ll l . ' l c t i n w ; lili A ; l ' ary, tr a m Ri ga ; , Lev zicli, trozu the ti4ltie ; and Adventure, from MileriVa• CRAVES/XI), OCTO ' BER,3O. c',l„; • Passed by—the Willingtnaid, Story, Eleanor, [crown, c',l„; - - tem, Hogg, and Betsy,.Nesle, from Arch,mgel Cltristtaria, Pereman, trout Memel; Admiral Nelsons 14fr ry, tft,lll Jublin ; C Munson, from c ovellll4.c is i hreese, Wlight, and- K:HAston, A t6l ll t , Itimi St. Petersburgh. ` Sailed—the Auotstus, lime, -for Virgirda. . Ili I I'S. r, On the 75th ult. at Seaford, tile Lady of Captain F0v.. 4 of the,Sussoc Militia. via baughter. (hihit:N(l3y lasi, at MaTg4te, 13etterS011, of the ...• Saturday last chlo n re libiay, ht. o Saturday ,at Itvr rother'6. house, in Devonshitc:' !lace?, the Lady of Captain Scott, ur the ltoyot N4vY' of a laughter. • • The h4ttie day, the Lady of fames M llill 4Ckee Bluntel Esq, of a Sim and On Saturday, the Laity of Lieutenant-Colunel Betkeicl' Of 3 S.ll. - 01lib. . r Yesterday morning. the Sri::: of llent) • tones, EA' ° - Maibionlo.na,e-st r‘:-ct. • Tile same mailing, Mr. Sotheby of Y‘arit-strect, Covcor.' , , garden. On _Friday last, M.rs. I: C. Nutting, of, K ing-kreetr c`", vent garden. . The same night, Mr. WeAconi, liroad-comer to M''':, ri ; .. Banbury and:Co: in consegee,,,Le 'of 'a toott , tic 01 00, ..„f, .. sinned by. break.a.; his leg it 11:031th ago i.o getting O Q* - cblise at tt;,,ii„,au•-iiiii. . . , t'l< ILL th , S I (A...k.4 3 AT CiR JAY. .. India Stoick. India Binu.'4, is. pr. p ar ' ,,,.r; Exchuiyet Dills, 3s• SJ. Otuniunt. par , per Cent. Deferen, ItnpriiJi 3 ppr Cent. Ditto Atm. I • .• Con. for 26th Nov. t'' ,' • . _ lia Stoat,. Navy's pe:t Cent. 97 S per Cent. t 797, Irish 5 per Cent. 4 KI" gpi : SIT ,per Cent. 'lced. 6 3 per :2ent..Con.'6z Wilk. 1. Ana. 17 9- laths ; DittoSlitnt Ann. mO HIGH WATIEjt . A;1 LONDON Lilt10 1 ;J: --- ROW. - , 4 ficr Morning ) !.ruin. atter 4. I Aiteragort, 3; nV" • rm. street, Closvcnor-sqyaft3i ;wit be atldres. ~~ ;:r;