The Sun. — London, England, 1813-02-08 00:00:00

r ♦ - ~ .. , . , FR(4I LONDON GAZETIE; PE n. (, 1813. At thmCourt nt.Carlton Hpase, the Ist of le bruary,.lBl3, Present, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent 4 • • " • in Council, • -.. Whereas, by his Majesty's order 4 ..•Council, hearing date the 11th day of_November„l3o7, and rt.citing, ''Thatthe sale of ships belligerent -to a neutral is considered by Fiance to he illegal : Majesty was pleicd, by and with the advice of his PriYy Council, to order, that in future,. the sale to a neutral of any vessel belonging to his 11.1eUesty's'enemies should not be deemed to he nor in any manner to transfer the property, nor to alter the character of such vessels, and that all vessels then belonging, or which hereafter shonld belong, to any enemy of his Majesty, not withstanding anysale, of pretended sale, to a neu tral, snonld be captured. and brought in, and should•he adjpdged as lavrful prize to the captors . and whereas it is expedient to confine the opera tion of,,the said •order to vessels belonging to France, or to the territories thereof, or to nay of the countries or places annexed-, to, or incorpo rated with, France ;" his Royal Highness the Prince. Regent, acting in the name and on the be halEof his Majesty, is•• pleased, .by and, with the advice of his Majesty's Priyy, Council, to order, anti . it is hereby ordered, that the said order shall heneeforth be confined to—eessels belonging to Frtritce, or to the territOriis thereof, Or to ail y, of tar e cotintriesor.plates annexed to or incorporated . `' irh, France,- 'and that .all vessels belonging . try any other poYeer..at war with his Majesty, whiehinay have been purchased, or may be purclinSeoy the'Subjects ofamy power iii amity with tiis.lirn jesty, and which shall be captured after the : date of this order, atashall thereou be brought•to ad judicationin.any of his .Majesty' , sCaufts of Prize, sltall. be .adjudged by the . . said. Court, in the . some mintier ,as if the aforesaid. order. of the 11 th of. Ntkembea; 1807, had not . ; been . issued : and the Tt t; flan.ilia-Lords .Com mi ss of his - ety's Treasury, his Majesty:s Spci . eta ries::•bf,State-, the,.Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty,: the Judge of the High Court of . nritalty, audthe . Judges of the Courts of Vice .Act- are Ato such mensinesihir,ein as to tlrehrtnay respectively - ~ • . JAS., 13,L1LL1a1... .e . •". &b. , .181 Keith .bas ,trattstuittr.d to Jnltu ‘1 1 :1114ott CrAke'r,'lrisil. *0;41 c , r conk Capt. tit his Majesty's sitip . thit ;Iceylint aviag ri ttited orte r 4..11 am! , 01: tAti rty bOtitS the American: ship letter of marque, Union, of three ltuniirc c} and et city tons, twelve gnus,. and tiftt-three tott; • ' Odeeds'Pqloce; Fr-h, 3, 1813. .7%1 , g ritly his; PAceliently Coon; tie Lieren,.Atobagisallor..Ex trairdio:ary el,enipt4etiti:,ry from his Majesq the y,ni vgror of all the ltqssiesl Biron 'tie hausen, Envoy Extrpordinary and Mini uliitlttrkti.kry frnin hls illlO ebty the , King. of Swollen, had thele ; first prly.,„te of thr, hme QUet..n : v , • 'to which the. v,rere ?.t! t-r:.!!y intro,d by Edward Dis- In.r .. l% , l*.sty'si.Vic.g..-Ch3rnberlain, and conth.icted by Itni,ert Chitter, Assiitant•Master of the Ceremonies. kfire iga- Wit e, Feb. G, ISI.I. Eris the I'; lute Regent has been • pleased, i.f! the winie, and on the behalf of WV Majesty, to appoint A'llenrt, Eq. tn. b,e ..bit.Mojesty's Envoy Lxiraor ciliary &Lid Minister Plenipotentiary to the Bar bury Sates, 2, 1612. His ttpyal Higliness the P.irtoe Itlerit. has -been .pleased, 111-:the [tante 404 an the 'oehelf of lire ,Niniesty, tct gi.,!!)!, th e dignitiiN of ViAeount ttud Earl 'af the United Kingdom 44 Great tlrltaui end (ri.hityl wit.) the, night Iforeturahle and the heirs male of hi% hotly lawfully begotten, by the nutlet, %Wei, and titles of % - i4cotiut Niti good, of Melguncl,' in the County of Angus, and Earl of Minto, in the County Of lioNly,ir,t;ll. • . . 1413. His Royel Highness ,t,be Prince itegent bag bren plrB3eii, in • the nemio and on the behalf of his Ninjeity,• ft...appoint 13,Ivid . Iktone 4 yriotny, Jkil , vocAte, tip be•ri'fiord of Session, to.that part ors the UtiiLed Kingdom, called Scott:m.4in the ronni of Alvv.inelet• Frio.er Tytler, Esti, tlec,eascd. 1.41; Itoy,;1 ttighne.ss bat; also horn pl ea sed, hi tin name and on the behalf of 'his Majesty, to ► : appoint TV.:3,61. Motley. perioy„ Eq, to he onc.of the, Lint' of.Josticittry i ..in that part of the United Kin) . Nom called !ticot land in hm ,a rooms of Arci ifider Frozer Ty•tit:r t 'Esii, ' • , . • ufite J0n.30. Cprpkof Ttoyat Artillery Privmi--Ser.pwl.T.ientenant Weaver, to he' Piist ' Lieutenant; - vice •Moore•Jortian, point Adjutant. • . • • John ilartiopp, (hut, to lie'Srcorul Lientenant, vice Weil vCr. Colottasion sllmcil by his itd7i4l fliglinet,i the Prince ltegent, in tlw ua.me and on the beli.lll of his Majesty„ •To be Adjnt?ilt in the 110y41 rettloihire gent.. vice Browne, , • , CoMmission tho , 2(.1 or East Norfolk -Itenment •of Militia , ' • bythe Lordl tenant. . • • To be Faislfzil.—Cltarles , ,Smitti On% '•";(lent. vice Beckiitli, k • Fr)1210t4;11. COl4lllli,`Jl:iiliili the Southern Ileshriont .of Nortlinmbrrlana Ltc..il Local Militia,„c'.:ne4 by kho Lord I,lenten.int. 'To lw E ng . To 11. 1 , " .}, , he Ma- ItonertSniart, antl Win. ()tee "%Valli% Ogb , , jun. 14;;;4irs, i fo Cipwins k itohert 1)e P, NV. 4mll I jiti:„.l ~t! !#tcm , 'lsulrt►lut, ltulpl I. rilPgton,. Evirs,- 7 To ho Orowti, Petvi'ltottoti, 'lttilgt I Q. , tvr3, (...:entir.--'co be P.ov,i, , ;ns, M4rstiall, PAIL Now- Ligiiisgesit t tient,anti 'pence, Gent 4. „ ,, TO bo.ClitigbeprMaAter. Ralph l'ageli(ient. Crnyrrniiv,ioni signed by the I.ortt LietitNimit of the t'diintyof • To be rivilat 3 . 4,iouterfant,, eurge JOab Wyntc,:, Ebel, , . • Crown; iVice, Pub. iil,i Ifil . ' , hietaiier retitritol.l to serve in this present . Parii4urherit, 110r0th(ii I,f STiiiiiiiiiory.-I'etir — Piittrn, :i•i i i.ii, in.tilt , room - 0 sir cl-wri,z., ~ ,i ii,toilt flort, who ,ewes fig ti,e city.,of t..iishel . , . 14!..NK,11,1.1.1r1C Y . -1 0 ,7...;) 4 .1.T1.(a 7 ,n, " . ,Tl.‘nn . as tiottuit, Slirdiilbliry4tilof), iir,ml.4ltriper. I:.)irNRII , UW!'C% SUl."l.:ll.Sl.;iikls; Cl:4r; e , Kips, 14risto1, viebiriet-trialril. ,, ' ' . '• • . *JI, Il m it t land, late ..tlll44ton, hot . I,t),o4rroatticr Fehrttitry 1, :It tour, 1 , 1, ,'ill,l•Ntro - rh elet•tl4,4 - ,t l / 4 .ne . ( 4 .. , , 1131;1 f.:',7,1r 4 1(4/Ko-arrif?tit.;) , lgti; M A.2s. St w Attroty.),4)4.w;4ol), )11.. „„ Petcr Ar4.111:14`5.:44,,e,;ttity Itcapttr, N1;.1: t, 12, 4:o7AVil f-1 9 ", a t ti ac •air,te)liaat', cnti C'a.tlf. • Bath L.C.4)314te, peaCAl)tvatte4tlttatutiti tirgs. SI ti ; 97 .1i4441.1. Wt '-41A t 'lloralition,litskr4ffolutto , w-elof•v, l't start, -"ltottati,•Corttpttilt,`...tiettralttglinjii, IAA)! i . •!E. ; , :t': '4, at, t , O , ,1600 eqvytili,affit Marti) eo„ til 41), 4 Londorr.. and' .tt I)!lttoreett4l. 4 .. "" AIWA-AA Viritturr,ltit.tewl 11414.1.)4-Atret , t; 8cr!.1.,11:1,41,m,,rp61- tre, re , ,rtuiry. tg, .2.7 s awl Marc') itt Attorities, ":1.111-lay Vittshurvott;lt, bus...court, Co pultin. . . Jan liolbOrti, !, February D, 20, - and Alarrh 20, at-elevcn, at Citiiidhan Mr. It. Thomas, hen-court, , Feneitui , .li-41vrt. Caleb Ciidland, Dublin; stud Benjamin Leicester,',, merchants, Febinary 23, and March 20, at ten, • • ut the , White Hart Inn; Lei :vitt:it'. Atiarniec, , Mr. Ed- . utunds, Exehetpteo.otsco,of 7 Plea.o4incoltes-Inn, Henry Dalby,Leiet ster. . . Roger March ;1, 4, and,2o,'lit at the ' . ..;eorge iris, Dale-'street, Livm.pool. •,.'.Attornies, - • Mr. Edward Chester, Staple-lan - , Lawton, or 'Mr. Curry, Liverpool. • Abraham Williams., Newport, victoaller; February 19, 20, and Match 20, at two, •at the White Lion, Bristol.' Attor.- • nies, Mr. James Platt, Tanlield-court London,. or Messrs. Protbero and Philips, Newport. George Pylie. Andrcwes, Bristol, morney.:Serivener, February 0, 10,-22, and Mardi 20; at twelve, at Comniefcial Rooms, Bristol: At toruies, Mr. Thomas Staple-. Inn; London, or Mr. William Hartley, or Mr. Daniel llnrs;ec, Bristol. NeTe, late of Sidney-street, City-road, carpenter,'! February 13, 20, and March 2u, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon- ' don. • Attorney, Mr. .Fretune, Great •Quecu 7 street„ Edmund Jones, Kemeys Inferior, Monmouthshire, banker, Yebrnary ID, 20001 d March 20, at twelve, at - the White Lion, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. James Platt, Tanficld-court, Temple, Mr. Thomas Jarman, •Bristol, 'or Messrs Prothero and - Phillips, • Newport. Robert Sowdon,-Exeter,_ linen-draper, February .11, 29,. and March 00, :it eleven, at. the Hotel, 'Exeter. - Atcornies, Messrs. Collett, Wimbnrn and Collett., ChaticeryAane, - Lonton, or Mr. Turner,'Chtirchard, Exeter. Robert Crompton, Wipn, Lancaihire, paper-maker, Ye bruary 00, 2,4, and March 20, at four, at the Castle Inn, Stoel<port, Cheshire. Attornics, Mr. Baddeley; Stockport, - or Messrs. Milne anti Parry, Temple, London. • Nathaniel Bailin, Whitt:cross-street, tobacconist, February 13, 20, anti March 20, atonc„ at Guildhall, Loudon. At torney. Mr. Howard, Ortyry-stretA, Ahlgate. • Richard Thorpe, Boteher.row, East Smithfield, .yictualler, Februt,ry 13, 27, and March 20, at one, at Guildhall, Lou don:- - Attorney, Mr...101m IVilks,.lloxton-Auarc. Samuel Baker, late of' the Borough Iligh.;4treet, Sitathwarlc, February 13, 2Q, mud March 20, at one, at Guildhall, Lon- don. Attorney, Mr, Brown, M incing-latte. - Eliza-130th Ilodgutratid Wiaiata Ley, - King Edward street, ' Wappi,o, p;;rter-merehant, re,brntry 9, 23, anti Mardi su, at ten, at tooldhall, London: Attortne, , , Messrs. Bell and Eroderirl:, john Corrie, MO-street, Lanibeth, brewer, February 13, 20, and :',larch lA, at eleven; at Gail dhall, Loudon. totney, Mr. James, Bueklersbnry. • Thoma:- . , Gill, Dartmouth -greet inetcr, leather-critter, F , !broary 13 , , 20, and 'March 20, at 'twely,, at. .Guildb London. ' Att;orney„ Vennet,• Baptist-Chacoh -Chaneery-lone.: - • • • , • johnileynolds• and Juba Kendall, 'WhiteChapel, Niue Art'l Inody-inerchants, Febrnare I i,at one. 21, at-twelve, ant Arirelo2 - 0, lit one, at Goihiitoil, London. .Attorney, M.. Yo-wler,,Glement's-lun. illitthew Tolncs,Dev , u , hire, iinheeper, AlaWi !-:, .1, oral X2O, at eloven, at - the Stars, Tomes, A , .0! n C 4, Messrs. Broimm Penni c er, Gray's-Into,sqUaro, - LJadon, .or TOtites. JohliTliekticll, late of Dart:limit lr-street, bitter. Fellruary IP, 20, ainl-Marcit'2o; at eleven, at Guildhall, London: At tortiey; Mr. Warnitul, Castle,eourt, Bodge-10w. :10gitticy, - Strand, co,teli.liarnessymaker, .February it 23,-and March - at eleVe;t, at . Guildhall; London. At torne.y,•nr: Knight:, Kenshigt William .E,thell, stria. and 11, huas I then, Birtiinqham, up bokiarerh,• Febriutry . 'l3,.. at one, 20, at tweiv e, ant l'.larch .20„.at ono, at Guildhall, Landon.:: Atto•roey; AU.: Langley, • ChurlOtte•Stret.t, Iletifort.srinate ,.. •• • r 1 3 114,8 Schaal., P;inces4.street, Cavendish-ware, tailor, February 9, 23,:;tufi Nitterli 20, at ten, at Ortildball, London... Attorney, Mr. James Richardson, Nem inn. Christopher It idoof Rehttand,Lihn George Morujen, Crutehed friars, ship-agents, .rebrintry, 13, 200v:id March 20, Wen, at Oitildhall, Lund On., Attorney, Mr.-Haminci ton, Great.. • Sr. Helen's. • . fleikett, Wprthing.tety-pla,./.., •Betlinall-green, ear penter, Febrilary 13,. 20, and March 20, at Opic, thtildl , f.anflon. Attornies, Messrs. Harvey and Warne, St. , • , James Joner,,,ltearhiader-latie, 011 -merchant, February 9, 23, and Mardi 2 0 , tit ten, at Guildhall, 'Loudon. ilttor n,y, Mr. Joint Holmes Gibson, Lombarcl-strec,t• Charles Tootes, jun. Queen-street, Bloomsbury, .watelmatio man, Yeinnary 13, 20, and March 20, at ten, at Guildhall, • London,. At.tornie;, Alessr,t, Ailiatun, - Halidleby,. and Pointon, Freeurinitt.:conrt,' Carnbill, or Alessi's,' Kirk and Hewitt, Manchester. • , Wiridends, tk.e. to-morrow.] • ' The cotton trade, it apvars, hits revived in a must extraordinary degree in England and Scot land,,, Goods are buying up with aridity rvbete ever they can be found ; and the prieer. arc rising rapidly. One house at ildtmchst-er has purchased 80,000 pieces, and another:2s,ooo. • The Hoard of Stamps have given - notice to the publicliers ofprovincial prints; that alb such publi cations %rill in future be ‘liargZ4 with the ditty on Ocwspapers, whether sold or given away, aitti the pn4lishers 16)k:tatted for the, "pettalties as well as the duties. I'lic-Alerchants of Dublin have applied to go vernment for leave to raise the 'rattle .of silver currency, by angmentiog 'that. of the tenl•ienny . pieces to eleven,pcnce, or more, and till, others in proportion; on . a Enippwiition that the si;ver coin, A.hough oot'in circulation, is still in the country. - • The Friarstown estate in thc city of Limerick,' Comprising',npwards• of .`OOl l Elglish.acres of the, richest soil in Ireland s , was List week sold under a decree of Chancery, for 5 2,100/,' tiirr. Daniel C Allaghan, an ri:itient Metchant-•of Cork, mid . a Catholic; 'The Earl of Clare, and Messrs. Ash wert Er, Franks; and Trant, Were bidders; Information having been receivaa that a gang of robbers intended attacking the, Cork mid-day mail-coach, , .on its way to Dublin, a party . of triers Were stationed near the spot where the at- 7 tack was intended to tale place, and about cane o'clock on Wednesday sc'nnight, a party ,of ten armed ruffians appearetl about two miles beyond Urlingford ;• several shots were exchanged ; three of the robbers 'wore on thy spot, -ipaNvas made prisoner, and the rest escaped, &soldier Avitslevercly wounded, Mr. •Knivett,'‘ Midshipman of. :the :_thriataik, whoie body was lately baud „floating ne;ir the liOat of that'shipi now appeirs *as drowned *by:the crew, who forced ltiirr, overboard, and held loin by the legs hi n perpendicular direction till he was 'suffocated. Three of 'the. crew are in cus tody, one of whom is admitted King's evidence. Sun(lty st'unikht,.. as the miller •of Mr..lohn Burton, at benton,:wa% going to open tin , he was fired at by some villain With gun loaded with sl►ig4l, but fortunately F r id a y e v e ning, as the \1 hi :tx►.tii earl was i,cttirning from Canterbury to_ that place, the driver overtook two men on the road, one;:ot whoiu enticed him into the half-Way holiAe to • drink, While . the other;in Ilia atience, robbed the ..cart "of evqyai parcels. pop'etuai.Nation.---frhe New York Gcgiettc says, th; : it,a mill-Wrig►ht; it :Chqunt-liall; near bus dsscovered the Pe rp et ttat''' Motion ,tii)R - diat a company of gentlemen' of the hitter eiry t were so convinced of it% !Tani y,lhat they had *ollcred for patent vighx_ of the 4iscovei - y the, enorinous sow of 2t10,000: dollars. , • ~~ -. .~ Rl7,) , ()ittr. COURT OF 'FI th- nt . r,, , ,R.Am and *Nit RY. It is already gen&aily known that the Commis sinners in the bankruptcy of Litledit and Parry refoed to admit the- proof of a (Pit. claimed by INIr. De Tastet, to the amount of Nti,o6o/.. or there abouts, unless Mr. De Tastet, would con:A , nt to' deliver, for the benefit of the geiler.ll Certain securities, in -his .which it \vas sajd he ought to deliver up, and also a. large quantity of rum, geneva, and wines, which, it V;asstgted,.. belonged to' the bankrupts', estate. Monta- . • gue, one of the Commissioners, proposed that they should hold private meetings for the ex.: amination of Ml. De Tastet, upon the ground that there were many questions material to he asked, the answers to which might furiikh evi dence against one of the bankrupts, Parry, :now under a charge of forgery ; the Learned Contthis sioner being of opinion, that it Would not be strictly proper, that a person. Under so heaVy an accusation should he thus indirectly affected by. declarations mach...silt a.manner perfectly d:stinet, from that change. The r eSt Of the C6MlT6kioners' present, agreed with Mr. Montague, and private mecings were held ; btit Mr. Pe Tastet, by the advice-of his 'Counsel, Mr. hadwell, for parti'ett lar reasons declined any private e*.aminations of, this kind. The .cause of the -refusal was under- : stood,to be,—that themame of Mr„DeTastet had teen of kte.before the public in such a way ? , that it was deemed advisalfie for him, from a proper regard to his character, to avoid every thing that might. appear like,a wish fi . ir cone:calmest' crecy, in regard to the traosact . ions qitestion. However proper the suggestion *Of, the (~;(untois,' sioner might be, therefore, in, the view which.he took of the subject, it was adurittedty the. Chan cellor, that. he , motives Of De ,Tastet., ,in de-. clining„us he did, to attend any pilvate Meeting, and insisting that hi's examination , shouhthe ul togethe.r open and 'public., might be, tinder the_ eireumstaneeS, suet) A must naturally actuate' no honest Man, conscious of his rectitude, tifid re solved to do nothing that might; give any•Connte:- nanecto injurious and unfounded reports,:'l Upon :in iipplication of 'ai:Do.'r a.itet to the Lord Chancellor.; an _order was : made upon the' , Commisioners, to admit the proof of, his debt, , 'or to delay dm proceed ;;)gs until the matter should be fitither inquired into, (tye could riot collect whieli) subject, however, to certain terms mid conditions; one 'oc ‘vbielt frig, that he sboald en gage to deliver up the securities, and Wines - and . nn, and geueva in-que±,n„ if it.abould appear • that the property really . belonged .to the hank - rupts' estuta. To these terms ~ :a.r. 'De Tastet readily agreed. The question came on this d a (Satui*.y) mi , ;ol at pcjititn front the . provisional signee i or petitioning creditor, untying, .that the order might be dk,cloirged ; and was supported by. Mr. Leach, .•••.;ir A.,Pi- , Tit and 'dr. M'Onia , rue and. oppmed hs ,Mr. P. 411, and My. Shadwell. By the general taw aod pm milk,, in; eases of bankruptcy, the 4ecurit2es for debts era required to be delivered imp Irefore they can be proved : but here it was a qpc-,tion vd.cther the property in question ccohl he vitrify, at least as far as respected the nun, wio( ! s, &c.: or whethor it was not really the.property • of Mr. De Testet, and !iota part of the estate of the bankrupts. If it belOnnd at last to be die bankropts' property, Mr.,De ',Pasta ha . d xio ' objection to deliver it ; but then it ")Vas ad as nait ted, that:in that case, he should to prove for ' a mach larger sung than he now claimed, viz, for upwards of 100,0001. It was, therefore" contend ed, for Mr. Dc Tptet, that he ought not'to be precitided frompro.ving ihlnlethately for the smaller stint, that lie might. have an opportunity Ofexer cising his lair right of voting in the choice of as signees a:!cortlin to the extent of his interest. On the other hand, it was conteoded;. that '.%Tr. Dc Tastet hadlnterest adverse to the rest 4 the creilitors;and that his: debt was-so great, - that , he might 'choose himself assigner, to• Which it Wits replied, that if his interest Stns SO'its -to eve Min a legal right to ~, d o so, ,he ought out to be prevented. Alm Lotto CoANOr.t.t.on said,. that the material fact's bad been fairly brought before the Court h 1 Tastet, in his original application but that he must discharge the order, upon the gene ral principle, that it might be attended-with much oti , dlivf and ineonvenienCe,l6 interfere with the procrecli»gs of the CommiSsioners before:-the choice of Asiignees. The order was aceordingly dis'chared, bitt with; liberty to Mr. De Taster to• kove; or to offer•to,prove, for-such suin a he - should hedevised, and to bring the matter, if ne cessary, before ltis . Lordslop ugain, Flu that day week; couRT DF KlNcvs P. G. On the motion of Mr. 7.i01.AN, the Court granted a rule tb chew cause why inandolous should not d rueting no..vles;.lVir : •Umrei,,m,A Air. Chambers,' the three Tarristers, appointed Conunissioners under the last Insolvent Adt, 'mutt their warrant to' bring:: up a 'person of..the name- of James Morris,' in order thut they !night take. his ease into their cousideratiou. This too, Lion Was made in consetinefice- of a doubt enter tained by the Commissioners, whether their . )u'' riSilletion •ex tended-to-this ease. it appeared, that . the Act pre the SeSdonsTurisdiction as to lilt persOns' who; ort the sth bf June, were. in custody for Oath not exceeding '2OOOl. and gavellie : Three Barristers jurisdiction as to-persons in'austodv for sums exceeding that fithottot.- owthe sth of June, wps ht custody for, 2095/. but (with& 15th day of June /lOW, of that debt was dis charged :• as hi; debt On the sth of . June' was above 20901: he could not be relieved toy the .'Sersioas ; tco ! c i f] e ~w wind h v a a .e l;.! h b o y e t fi l .:.l e et b . a tt, I ,NI : ; cut na(si Lawes 'Ntated, that th e que t ,tiou v.• - ithAbein whether their power wag s'unl di te when their •wbrratit , SiitS gr:,linted, or ' whether it woi tr, tave reference 'to the :,urn due on' the sth of ur At I,ONr l / 4 ;:q: Prit.ted 1)y 'I.IIC. t:S ottn, of N. lli, strand; and Puldi . stled wILLIAM lt,11(1;j4t) scunirthe Edivir, (post tht!'6 s, south molt4,ll.ll.vet: the Su 01.,1 , 14*E v N0, 112, 'Strand . Where Advortzsemeutv, Unless for the J'arer, Lc/Ors tor Gri)rfuriGl-,k, Ur, MUSE beitddre4sed. . y__.` . . . . . . tlo t ttb ° t "t but -E t E. l l t . tt i t 9 t l4 ll ° e. il l ii rttu a le li rs -i n t f lt t e l Pl : Atellt"t t` l'`l . l l l ;) l3 il;;; '' :that personS' in the situation of "Afor . “ s ''• -':,-''' 4 ,•4 - 7 ,, ' . , relieved ; but that there a peared to be s';, P us - , I I. ‘i• • Seurity in the Act, and that the Cor.r: well :4 - ,,• Sider it, lle, directetlthe lute to he Aervcdc)vl-lih'- . .., . bteditors of Morris. _ •,,./ , -,,..j: .. . .....--. , • -- . .tf i,: : :4::! . THE KING V. Tli INft:o3ll%iN'T3 OF nth.PVlll '••.,,,. NIP! Oa the a;ppeal by the Parish Offrersni,,,A . -.,...._,: ford, against an, order of tlii; - , Justices, fat t!i . j 4 .: . ,_,: :.,.. i 'Oval of it person of ...11eu:'.,ue of lio!glte)'..l.4 i !i! the. parkh where he was seuied by birti6 t ) L .: ;f: , ,'4 .4 44 :.. 1. 'a ! ford, the order of renforal ll'e. affirmed' 0 ~:,. of •t.t . i Sessions, .subject to the opinion of this G.' ''' '''. .;.. - 4: ,143• a .case , the substance or Willa 'WA:, tilartlie tf.,,,j-,,,:„......,; per boon!! himself apprentice to a per in Bradford, and it was agreed•thattillr,''',':.;,`;:', :.. • should keep himself, ShoUld have ----- w°P ll ::' .1 ; 'A''* should allow his Master out o f his wage s 41 4 : ' tki and every week, -2s. It was contended, (1"; ''• ..!,.,,.:,../ 2s. Were , such a beriCflt..to the master.,OV:' f', '.<.• h. ' ,i tr . - 4-1 Geo. 3, cap. 39, as required that Ille' l'l , . • ''' should have a Stamp; and they 1141 vi"): ::: .‘,..••• I:is. were void, and consequently the P": 0 0.' : , • 113,... 1 . not acquire a settlement .'in Br,allord i ::4. tlito' . , o C t i . J . U t r4beld, that the master only reL‘ei v ly ‘it.t paper's - wages, instead o'f. the o .,'i!' -I ' which he was entitled by common Jew, an . uili ...' - was • not such a benefit to the master as 117 71 4ft tr „,,,_ . ' larger stattip.—Order of 11.;e.,,i0n5• confiraM. ' . '4 ,4 1 . . .• intt.'ittisra L. TUE INHABITANTS' OF 1)1310'44 41 l' " '''‘ . 44, tpti: . I ,lt It appeared by a cSsl7, rCservecHiY tire ''i' i441 1 ,";,; a • f , ir the ?pinion .of this Court, that the por f o lii• -414r ker, ', 1 4 ' cup 7 Led i . .,..tenenient Of cite , value of 81. Bs , Y i i k , ..- --- "-'»....,,,, • otte.vitr i isli; Owl was Po'ssessed of a. t r eelloi: h 01 , 11 , ,'/ ...• .in auother nurisli or 'the value of. fifty " 1 - 4 OS' t . t ; c o , / ~ 4 kr per :Inflow, init. witlebto.: had never.uccoi). 4:Op e '-eoft : „ s , . ni e ,, ; .. a which he receii:.ed: the few. The St;s'''':,,,i:r . 'tiii that tltis w-.is not such .in occuiration as . '•' ' ~, , , . k. 1 11 ,. s :, the pauper to - u - settlement. It was 0° 4 4: C hl:iltiP t : tended, that as the occupation of two farl o ,,,`"„ i m ferent parishes, athounting in the i'll 6l C• P ` 'lli t ii i .4a!".. Per annual, although the intinedhaelY - iinderlCt, gave a Sett:lenient ;4),trtit411,41:1;1; aivoccupation of alenemetit' Of St. t 3.1; Pe i '', "' with a freehold estat6'of the ycarlv 'v'" e t i', greatest part n Et . .ItriZelic;" y i . t I Od. NVOlda rive a settlement ; hut tile Co" i r l ; ti ' . '" . :il.: • -...._., ‘c t , i te i t a il.)y t al i fi_ t ei i ..y: u : ll bli t illt i t i d u i s lte e l ' irae c t a t s t . h e iii s w i pv l a l eurpeerwilitei I., : e n f t o a c b c s o ' plj o,. r, ,, ,,, !N sti . LIN freehold. The -Colit•t said tboSe case's I I :, - .I tll ( i i ,, ,, ci..1%, (if cases by adoptinc,•"'SiteliCi)nos°ttruccit.eitattO , s ':_ . " ,( 4);ll) ir n etl il Tva•i; contended tOr.—Order of Session, coal' . ' Irty a n , -__—,- • - ' ' i . ' t'!'"llt . '. 1.140, • - • -.— II! ,: ', t , 't , T1.0.kY...-111:. Coates having bcel r ccer' bi , ',, ttu i i rnp., sented to.the Prince Regent :It the - Let ce ce ! . ..If l ', l 4\ag," ' i l ll?':; ; l :i;i 'k' l l t 'e;' : lr i i e j e l:l l itl l t , 'i lf: ;:t :c 'i i . : d t :t s ,. .t.: u.tP t i ri t er : , ° ,: i ..z i s' i! :l ; ll' , e l'i t :l : gli l t e a t' o lod i tl n l' i l'tt u e i rbi s s : i' t l : 6 ;; : : t.'3ll / I'l l : ' . lC::: i;, ; : l i tt'ic; t ;: e rli t,P lit'iii;ini(;:l'illlll:l';' ' ';:'' . '4' ; ei l, :::"": " :::II:af i t;'' '' ': : 11:::: r ;'l , apnet• gut Carlton 'fluus.e L pa Vsitlsy e vtLiittgr• o• ff ; , ,:;,, - , , letat „‘, l ti, :I sf l ' i f (et l. ll i 44 isn : e: , ti lt ' t :.fi r l i : '(l4 i l nt i 'c' lo ) : i . g ß i e l ' i n e i tt i :' ..it i l i it i r d 'irl s n .: ,. l 4 ) ti e ins l yt. l .: lt.( lYl . . i ' ., ; l : . : ( ;" t .::t t :' , l ) , a ,,, l l : l l. l : l) : l l :t ) r il e e l frl°C e er : ti en i: i n . e ir ! L e gl tp i t it t t 4t) o . et i' le n 'e : , : re, •c t ' r l' e . o :l ; t i l: l er :t a i el l , l l l 4: t t i L l ei r : 11 1, 11 ,1 : :: ' ,1 1: 1 11' , :l. : . 1e 1 , 1 : 111 , ); I : , :: ::1.'' ' 1:1 ,:41 11':''. : ')1 , ,. ii'll''': i . "'et Ifl et Ile Royal Arms I • f& ed (° thic .... ' . ''''"" i l vt i d sl here .e p i a . it i sed to Carltoit li t ' i " e ', t ',,i, tu►.l';;l,ll.,' t lt m r 2c o ates to P 341 .. ', 1) `„ ; ',1' , 01' /-: .‘4l ' : •lic 'o , z • i L' ^,.. . fora , led that the car dw 3 f t . '''' ll4 lZ t ' ' ' '. t h tili ;s et ' a (ll4 c 6et e l :t at it iP t er ;) : : : t iwti : : o : f m ele; a t :e ts° : ll ; i:enic:lniencibvetelrs:tl:lslll.l):: ' ' ll ' 4 4i ,it ; l::: ' '''';4l ' i i :ll the tilttir with . in „eh indifference —""4 50 ,: r - ', it14;41,11'; made his how, and retired. , N I ...' ~,.. 4, 1 . At,. i t ' The folloWing curious discovery is s', 3 ‘ , - ,1 1 - ", 4 kilii:,."l: ' u i t f :: ' , c r .: : , e ' i. i r , g a t:ll i i .) ,:: : : l. , li er t, t e i r :b ,(s y ac '— oe: r o c:p r r e ) .. a . z lVi e d a e ri x ° p b e i n r in t 1 e ° o f " . v i tcri ' :4 t s ''' ' '‘D t.74"lvgl i !till '' ' issal'i:ji,gi:e:,':filolir'telexii,..o.iilf:p.cci)lll:: ne edl es , lit a te c il t i 'l ( t ) ° t l l 7 a Y s tili m :: : e g s i t hl l liee. :'!leP''i r . i .'''' ' : " b :;1).'1E41117:ells'1'14:i'illit , in . isos? in frild.llOney.--Two iersons `tai . • - .' , 4 -- 4 ,;' L 7 ;- ni. otitii poiNoned in New-y or k, by e ating . 1 i: : :, 4 -I .k. of that City,. l';'ii.o 1 1 7 i i 4 1 :0 . ;1' : , 'A.I 4 (pence of the bees f l' the . ' 4 r'4l'l!l castle, i i .l e;:ll l : . t:it i le: IcAe'llptlitifletii3L'eS;itl.cleliCoY11%1've':e:ritit:11:8.11:;1411eitPi.1):::111:1)11.5:14:(11:11:(1f111:11;S:t:".:(1::;):: i:..,:lll4ll4l:t4titi;Y:(.l:r:tEliiii . . ~, . 4, b 7. , i ji . 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Hon. ),ast,i-tteLa Couipatiliebb,.'••••' ~. .3,,,, , 1tt,5i Ira Maria Carr, .f Clie4lntot, 1-lerts.. ...----r 'Nt lin —........_______:.------ di,i,-:.:74t,''',1),Z 1 . ' . ' • . ' ' ' 1311:1). ' c.,011-' -,' , t,,, Itt N:matejo, inSp:tin, of A remittent fevers ... : , 1 . V.'.. 111, a lids :alb IteFintettt. . ~ joistrj,tfit'.-. . 1 ~ ' • ( Ott, t',1te .. .14 - 'averting tart," ii UPtit'r n'r,"; ,;etw''.,,( • , l, • ''' 19. - tt) yew., AtitiOuiii, eldest ilauxhteruiCalc& ~I . IP ' ~ l'i • * : '' • A' Niwt;-Priiik. 11(141 Dalllin,..Nl..Cra.ri,P,'" . cf t. j, 4 . l' ° • 'nth • I,;,th'ilrik,u„s. •• . ow, 4. .. , . - 5. C . "• Li t '!rt•a - Jtati'oili-li--erect Pimlico, M . r , • .....„.„,./ .t . 4 , • .......4.;,L....,,—.-:.--L,—"_.----2-";',...ii0.11* i l ' '' ' • :: ::iii: tit Si•OCI(S OS S. tL. `-' 'o',!tirs' i 1 4 :•.. Bank Stock, lottia Bow- I:4:0 '. A ~0 : .• • . !::,,,,;,. -.. per Cent:l3llii 1 Si.):-.0: '3,3°' .0..f,1.,,N 13 !) ..:, irkii "., per Cent. ()la •IJul'oitis,.:3,.. ; ' ; '44 ( ' ‘ lgii. v i', 4 pur (:,:lt. 7 , 5- 1 ..I,".ci'"l. „- ~ ; ~,/ 41 41,_4 by " v A Vet ?'tilt. slit) s'i ls' . , 14 '..;': r11P:,,,pt , ,1 • '',, ,, i,7 4ri tx ," z - i t w (!ent • Cons:433i 59 On'tll`'l.',l pa !',.1-, Dr .t.: , ?It / IL with 1t.,01, L. Ann. tii 3-ititlis • IwPr'f3„:lLati... , , , t' ,Liit sa , l l6s, ladia St•ttl., 14;,).162.. I (:010....:;-..:-."<a)V,01,7 "'N f i , l4 Cti:h ........"-------------------------,,, )1 , 0; 17: i 1,4 1 • . i -... Ni t d ic ' : 111(111V.Vr.iit'AX LONDON rii'''''',,' ' :47 0. '• 'Morning, U. ntiNtatts after 7. I -1•"ai!f...,.....i. , . ...................'-- I .