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a.+~ IyRo: TII E LONDON G,AztwrE, Frs. 20, 1813. Foi eign Oike, F;2b. His Royal Ilighness the Prive It eLr.e,nt been pleased,.in the name and on St behalf of Ma- .tes ty, to appoint William Laird, 11;T to be his Maiesty's Coast'', at 'Alalaga. His :Royal flightiest the d grince Regent. has also been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of bi, Majesty, to appoint Bernard Xthy, Esq, to be h.s illajesty's Consul at Alieant. Office Y . Ordvanre, Fe!. Royal licgitocut of Artillety. 'ro be First Lieutenani- 7 5econ4 Lientenaat Henry roster, - vice Trotter, decein;ed. Dledical Establishment .for the Nfilitary Department of the Ordnance. To be Second Assijitantsur4oti;i----Teropo'raq Msistant-Sur geoa Thomis Seaton, vice Moises, retired on'half-pay, Crown-Olio!, Feb. 20, 1'313. Members returned to serve in this present Rirlitownt. torottgli of Midshall, otherwise Mitchell— The lion. Eaward LAW, son of the Right lion. Edward Lord Ellenliorougli, iu the room of George Robert I.lohartt, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern tinntiretts. Borough of Wcxfurd—Vice-Adroiral John Fiah, - in the room. of Itichani Neville, Bag. who b:l3 tweeptvd the . olitee • Steward of the Manor 61 East lieudroli iii the County of Beat. DANKRUPTg. George Joel, Middlesex-street, Whitechapel, 1)1 idol., to sur render February 27, :\larejt G, and 4‘pril a, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Harris, Castle street, I lonpdsditch . henry Raven. St. Alban's, ilea., liqaor-inerchant, 'Felawnory *2, at twelve, 27, and. April it, at , eleven, at London. Attornies, Mr. Withcrs, jun. Holt, NurfoNer Messrs. Ballachey and Bridger, Angel-court, 'Phrogltthr...'. ton-street. . Thomas Ilipkins and Charles Carey lintainer, yiiliinrd +n, near 'Uxbridge, plpte-glass-tuanitfactocers, Fehruaes. 97 ) •and April a, at: twelve, at Guildhall, London, Attor tiles,„' Messrs. Hutchinson anil,Faututtft, Brewer's-Hall, Addle-street, Ablermabury. Matthew Elliott, late-of Ittitlerltam, Yorkshire, but now of Grangc-strect, Bloomsbury, ifrapor, Februny 27, 'at one, March d, and April a, at tw el. 0, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Walker, aud Itatihit), Old Jewry. Matthew BrOughttot, halmrdastirrs, Fe. bruary22,,at twelve, 27, and ..tpril a, at eleven, at. Guild hall, London. Atternies, 'Filson and Preston, Chatham-plaee, New Bridge-street, 'William Wilton, lliiiinagh af **outheArk, grocer,. ,March anti April ;I, at One s at London. Attorney, Mr. Pc.mco, Elt n 'William !list..., late of Longhorough, Leicestershire . , stationer, Fehtliary .27, Mardi 2, rind .I.pra .4, at one, at 64111.411811, LondOn,. Al tornies, Nlessts. Lai Preston, Chatham , place, New Bridge-street, London, nichad 'Mims, Liverpool, tultbacconist, March 1,2, and :1, at twelve, at the Ang'cl Inn, Liverputil. Attornies, Mr. (;lements, Li) erpool, in. Mews. Illttaltstook and Paper-buildiop, Loud.. Jostliii t larritun EdinutLa ,JOIIVS, late of Newport, Mon " monibsbire, 1)4111o:is, March 6, 6, end April .t, at deer)), at .thi! Talbot 11111, Bristol. Attornies, Thomas 'Brace, SyminnYs Inn, London, or Mr, l'honots Stokes,Chertf7 neat, Minimum lishire. Peery Nicholls, Ilirmingbe.m, builder, March 6, and April a, at eleven, at the Union Tavern, Birmingham. Atter nies, Messrs, Swainr, 'Stevens, Maples, and Pearse, Ohl Jewry, London, or Mr. Whatley, Birmingham. ;011,1 Watson, Brooke, Norfolk, jobber, Starch .5,6, and April :t, st fiffir, at the White Switu'llirt, Norwich, Attormes, !It acid Illaku,Nurwielt,or Mr.Tilbury, Falcon strett, London. - • • • Alfrdot4 Derbyshire, nfercer, March 3,1' alai April a, kt Oertri, 41 Amy,cl Inn, Alfreton. Attu).. nice ! Mr. s s Crev Bill, Alfrelon, or Messrs. Ross, Hall, and Ito,, Scw I'l , l , writ-court, London. David ~ .'ilPatn....Vtet ll'raw, Anglesey, shopkeeper) Mfirell 19, go, utui A p ,i4 ;c, ; 0, i-11, at the Sportsman Inn, Calmat-- von. Atturnie . i, Mr, J. Evans, Cartturvon, or silvlrß, , Cooler and Lowe, : Soutli:aupton-buildrtgs, Chancery-lime. Samuel Gartliorut scud loano, .(:hillett, I lachnoy-road, Shitre ditdis dyers, February rt 1, at twelve, 27, and April, 8, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, 'Mr, 'l. tit-place, City-recd, , • Mitch.-NVentork, Salop, grocer, March IQ, at five, 11, and April t, at cloven, at OW St. i t hirt Attorttie c, Tarrant, Chrlse, C,banerry-lane, London, or Messrs. Collins and Hinton, Mitch-Wenlock. John Burton, Darhyshire, mercer, Nl.irch 5, 47, at eleven, and April ;I, at nine, to the King's Ar,iis Tavern, Derlty. Attornies, Mksrs. Philpot and Stone, I Lire court, 'Pe`rnpl.e, London,. or Meiiirs. Ward, LiNyett, and ilgult, ney . Deno' Wood, l'ettington Lower End, Laileashire, cotton intionfitettirey, March I 1 int $i x, 12, anti April ;I, at eleven, at the *.rctit Ism, Bolton, Attorttici, Mr, Samuel tiadiell, •.polton-le.looys, or Messrs, Shithartl, ,ldliugton, rend Gregory, Bedford-row, London.. John , 1 4 `iewtey, Biackeriar's-road, upholsterer, February - 23, 111 arch ti, and .Ipril ;it ton, at tonnion. At, tornev, Mr, - W. L.'l'. ltobiust, Boutverie-st,re , A, Fleet-street. Jaii}e4 if tedint), Upper Pliaantic-street, wliarfingor, • Fehrnary 2'7, :Starch 1 1 . and April 3, at tett, at (11.61(1411, litindost. Attornirs Meicsrii. Wilkinson, and Greenwood, Queen street, ehearsitle. Wietiutu tleorgo -itArnard, Po-strr an et, Lambeth, barge ' builder, February 27, Marc re h d April 3, at tcn, tut Guildhall, London. Attomics, Messrs. flotation aid I I , ( Itr11"let-l1111ite .. ;routr:. V, etlry:, k It iltun, Litchfield Stoeltdale, Portugal-place, Dog ici.v, Nlile-Etol-vocal,' bookseller, February .27, :nal< 11 all April 8, at uleven,. at Pontifical, Lout)," Attorney, Ate. (.I.inrch, Pat tritoiter-row, I/faun-street., Ilishopsgate. `l Itorn.ts Simpson, jun. ,t)xford-street., , I) , ,iltseller, March I), '2i, trod April 3, MIX, at GoilditLl, Lundott. Attorney, Siiibe, nut, I. chill citeher, Willianß t italfree, and William, I'ecte, Mtl4- , grave, t I:Koncert, February 27, at /me, March ft, at tWelVv, April .1, at one, at {'uitalhtll, London. Attarnies, Messrs. tViltit, Fairatorne, and Ci:trhe, Warn fue,!-entirt, 'Plirtigintirton-ctreet. • ti homai Browning, jun. Sauttuninster, lases, Fe.,bilii, , trt ' 2 , 7, at "at:, March u, and April 3, at tcvelve, cat . 4 London. Attornies, Messrs. .liertipler nod Glyn s; (':;Rat Smithfield. Itirttlietton, Yorloltire, 'grocer, Ml . rtit 1, 2 ; :1113 11, lit tett, 3t.t.}3.! Ninv (',tort-lluilse r 41 ,iirilr 11. t,, r4l o,s o Messy,'l",l Mn PteLibUil,(3l , lolM)l pa,L. , , .1.1.1(11)0, it Mr 14ek,,,C1i t 4 rit,14.1V14. Itetorn tho. gtrvi . r, , ,tll ot 7 ts.(: Regular 404 , fprces, ou DecetAlber, 1812 :-- . 14.0;rilarkbervitig at home Ditto abroad Militia - - 71,," i General total c;Ilf?,:~t~ :~ !infer Iteernitt raised durittit the year, etidliy,th. 24th ( 1 p rertit l i er, e of f's , ireigo and 4,112: of tlre,e 1,3G9 are boyi,, 441 , 2,19 1 3 fate tnikted for limited period. Ihuing the SLiine period tlio total ntittther r of Volunteers from thq wa4 9,003. • Piireigit ;alit eoluniai RecrUits, there have Leen. enlittvd at foreik;u depotA at 'wale, since Ike. 2h Isl 3 - - At thi , . at t.4rauf Foteigo and Go corvs alairwfl) 1) ec• 2 r , 5, , 240 6,0117 15311._, Totul 1 1027. nowt i,,os fr o trithe Regufar Array at, helve during the Year, (lutin' ; g4th The r•;; , ittlties during the *lute pOtiod,'itrithring deal de 4 artionii, 17,n70. • , , ;11 t. ;!I. it A n the casuatties h the Pe tri coit ~ !cu ( luring the quarter ,euding I:trolier tt,e 2r)tl), r‘oNi)(l4, Pttitted IVeft)D 7 ~1 At Ift 61,11 , 1 Oi kICEi No. I Sind . d, Orders It • of SOL 4;:;1. And 501. I cannot tell the amotilt I lent it to her at her own honse, I won't swear, how much of the bond was for money Lent. it Was ranch beyond 50j1, - 11 7 henever she asked toe for money She.had it. I cannot after the hoe of time fix the sum., I 1t.n0 , .v from the phtintilfs, that they gaVe up the bond for 20001, f o r 500/. itt cash, and two notes of 300! each, took Inemoraittlunis, sometimes not. After my baul.:ruptey I had no cintection with I.A.dy Al meria. Carpenter. 1 acted banhr on thoie' 'galoing"tirmSactions;' I often lent her niey for her domestic allhirS. It is notorionS that 1 kept "half the fashhmtble world: wazi: very. deAi *ttite, or ahe would 'not have -boi rowed from me. 'She got the motley by drihlets i it exceeded tloee times 3001. I cannOt t.ell the precise 511111: a guinea was ever repaid. Lord ELLENuottouqu staled to the hry, that what they had to rr-Lwas, whether any paqof the considevation consisted of money NVO,) or of notteY lent the time and place of play, for the purpose .of play ; for it was not eve ry loan made at'tlie thne and place of play that was bad. For if a man,otrippedof all his money by gamhling,'sloml ; l at the time anclphic - e of play barrow 20/. for his necessary expenses the ,m,y.t thy, :such loan thutht biml Had it been a . transaction of yesterday; be bhould have .thought that the onus of proving the consider. • tib* should have bt;eo put upon the plaintii but as the trahsact ion occiirred at so, distant a pe 7 rind,. he 'thought the Alr!t:ter of the Rols hati judged wisely, in laying the t ines on the &fetid uut.:;. The Joly'otight pre,tnne, that the plaiu tiffs in their settlement with Lady Almeria Car penter, had deducted all the sums not legally re coverable. V4rdieti for plailitiLs, 1020/. LAW IMPORT COURT OF CIIANCERY, FEB. 20. EXtrARTE VINE IN ' TILE NATTER OF This was a motion ott behalf of Vine, tt prisoner; praying to he liberated, oh the ground that he was illegally,arrested and detained in cus tody against priviletre, under, the following cir cumstances, viz: prisotitr being a cr;!diror of Mr. ”ryant the bankrtipt, an attorney at law, at , tended to prove his debt before the Commis''.ion ers,.pnrsuant to an order of the Lord thancellori issned last term for the examination cf Mr. Bryant, and his creditors respecting his title deeds, or some of them, which:were destroyed.. Mr. Vine was desired to xvithdraw front the examination then passing on ponds not, infecting his but upon which he wished to give evidence , On retiring to another apartment, Mr. Vine was rested for debt, and.-was 110 t of 'CtillesC C:611141ell by the CommissiOners.'► One of the Commissioners,: Mr. Cot.t.tx, rose; and contended that. the Counnissioners, had ou postponed the examination of Mr. Vine, till the matter immediately before them, nuconneeted with Ilk claim, was disposed of; but On finding hiin arrested under„ pectiliar circumstances they had not examined hint at all. The opinion of the Court on these new points was :wished for.by the Commissioners for - their direction on this-and fit tore siMilar occasions. 'rite LORD Cis, NcEt.t.cia stared, that his, mind was-made up on the question of Privilege' even balder the present cirewnst4nees ; for if any 111/111 attended, knowing that a ease 'was depen'tling in ti inch his testimony material, whether he Allt'tLa.Sltillllioll3,ol'.llot to attend the examinations 'Or the•trial, he should be,proteeted fkOnt persolial arrest while hr such, at. tend.ince. COURT OF Kr.‘4;'S Fr0.,20. ' JOHNSON V. pitoWtkv. This action Ivas•broug'lt on a promissory note o f t h e B r ighton Bank, of which the defendants were the proprietors, The facts of the were by the Counsel on each side agreed-to he the fol lowing :—A qua:ttity of notes were. sent to the defendants front Loudon, that they might re-isstie them if they &caved. Thtt coach w s ro hh e a, nod the notel in iptotion, among others, tal. en one, and ctone into the pos,iessiion of the plaintiff, a shopkeeper for a bone Jido and val ua bl e eons i.: devation in the *ay of his lul-ineSs, as he had no notice that the note was•stolen or unfairly oh- tinned: It with also, agreed that the defendants bad by hand-bills and tat vertisenients in the news- papers given all the notice in their poWee. • On this statement of facts, Lord ELLENBO ROW: Ix declared he wwild direct the Jury to find for the plaintilf;• and the Sintcrrort-GeNr.Ae, at the request Of tendered a bill o exceptions. The Jury found for the plaintiff-- damages LIM tAI , II , ,:iNo AND AtroTiir,ll,'ASslONEr.S. OF NtAIITIN DALE,, 25, PascE. The sot.iceroa-lisligtt,Libtated, that this was an issue directed by the Master of the. Rolls, in order to ascertain, whethc.r.,the eonsideration'of two proaduary notes draWn on Lady Almeria Carpenter by the plaintiln, and dated the 3d at Jnly, I 7 99, coiasisteut of Money woa nt play, OT, lent at the time and place of play, or what part of the consideration was so tainted. fle was sorry to sly, that. this Lady had occasionally visited the house of Mr. Martindale, who kept a sub scription-house, And had I;trge gmnbiil%Arantme tiotis with .that Gentleman ; but, besides- monies lent at the time and place of play, which Were not recoverable at law, that Gentlentan had. lent to Ludy Almeria, at different tittles, in small Stuns, for her ordinary occasions, a.snin mach more than sufficient to cover the preSint demand. of 1000/. —notes put in and proved. Mr. Torritsri said, the present defendants were merely nom inta ; that the creditors of Lady Al inerin CorPenter had filed: a bill itt the Court of Chancery, in order to have. an accottut of her etlects ; and to this bill . the present d e kntlants were Made parties, the Hon. i\ir. Price 'being executrix of Lady Almeria. The present„plaintiffs claimed to be Inimitted as creditors for the two pr o mi s sory notes, which the other creditors re sisted, having learned that:they trose in gambling transactions. The Master, on reference to hint, them ; and on his report 'being objected to, his Honour the Master of the Rolls directed this issue, si.nd, by hisAirection, the onus of prov ing the illegirlity of the consideration rested on the defendants. It would appear that those notes were given to the plaintiffs, after the bankruptcy of Mortindale; whose subsaription-honse, it was shocking to say, was frequented by sonic of the most fadlional3le people, to whont Martindale acted a , I)B4er in those gambling transactions. t tvould . appear, from a book kept by Martindale, and which would be given in evidenee, that the debit to this Lady's account, was for one night, 11)90 guineas ; and the balance against her on these gambling 'transactions was 1370 ‘guirieos. .:For this and some °tiler demands, Martindale 'got from this Lady, a . bond for 30001. After tail hankrnptry, the assignees' agreed to give up the bond for '2OOOl. on condition of 'receiving. 5001. in cash, and her two, notes for 500/. eaCh.-:,- fly the Master of the'Rolls' orer, the defendants were bound to impeach the cOusileration : this pnthim under great difficulties,: and with the ut . most deference, he should have thought it. a fairer distribution 0) WA/ e made them sllela the conii dim itiami : however, be WOLIN Calll\fr.'Mm'tindaie; and on ins testimony the CanSe 11111 qt lutist. Martindale .swietrn.---rlhe plaintiffs are . my AS• Sigll',TS. I have had g",nobliins' transactions with Lady Almeria G.tYpenter 'atuollg&t OtlitrS. [The rro a GEN Eau, here said, that he would not object to Mr. Topping leltding thewitneSs, in or- . do:• tivat more tsamea inight not he nitwit to the piddle than were - necessary.) This k o f illy- gaming. tra t tsactioni with Lady - Ahncria Carpenter : I tool a security trOtil her Of )i)01. I suppose the 1370 guineas were: inelaided. : 1 i;./1 alining' other tratein et - ions with Iti..;• taC.tililL v,;%11: transactions, as I had with I,.dt of the- f'&;!:fo:1: wOrld. I paiii her, at her own nony COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, PLR. :o. An action was brought against the Eluitable 'lnsurance Company, by the executors,ot the lute Drc Watson-, of ,Warwiek, - for 2000/, the amount of a policy of insurance on the Doctor's life. The policy was dated in July, .1811, and the Doctor died May, The defence set up Was,,that the Doctor's health was in an inipaired state, and that he had contracted the disease of which he died previous to the execution-Of the policy,. Se veral Medical Men supported the defence made by the Company, and stated that the Doctor was at 9i: teal with a diarrhoea, and appexred also to• be taected in the lungs. Jr. Gibbs, of Bath, who had attended Pr. Watson from Februar to April, 1t.312; !dated, that his lung had. not beer "affected, nor W. 4.4 his disorder at ail organic . .----Verdict for plaintiff, 20001.. • POLICE. I(3tVt r - ' Bl**tvgir,T.—On Saturday Joseph 'Veiling was brought ,to the ()Bice, charged before 'Mr. RzAr4, the bitting nigktrate, on suspicion of having been concerned in committing a footpad robbery', by Williant Lance, the Inspector of the Hor,c Jiatrole, who stated, that he was on duty on Friday night, when he received intorinution that u luau had been knocked down kind robbed that evening by two footpads, near the five-mile stone, on the Edgware .in.consetincoce of whieb 'he went an pursuit of the robbers ; he searched a Shed attached to the Black Lion public house, at Kilburn, where be found the prisoner and another man coticealed-the other roan eon trued to eieape. After he had secured the pri soner, he asked hint how he could'al-treat a crip ple'', a lluding to the limn who had been robbed be- The prisoner replied, he should not have done so bad nut the man struck Nip first.— The patrols` being of opinion the prisoner was one of the footpath, he was'c:.notnitted „tor further nh natiOn. Hamer was charged with aiding and asskting French prisoners of war iivescaping out of this 'kinkidom, and was committed for further cxlminatiOn. A fein4e who kept brr carriage, and" lived in 'the highest respeetability, now the widow of a Warruit Officer in the Navy, *as charged with defrauding the ComtniSsipuers of the Navy of a sum of money. It appeared, that, soon aim her husband's death, She went. to the 'Navy Office, made the iie ces.sary affidavit, and received th i n pay that was due to hiM. A few Months atter that she applied again at the same office, made another ailidaVit; And received a similar sum of money. Soon after this the fraud was discovered, the prisoner Applied to, and she returned the money. She was brought tip to the office by Tauntim, and, the above state went proVed, by several witnesses. • , , The. prisoner's defence was, that she bad seen it adverti :a'd in the .newspapers that the Widows' Pensions were paying, and her second application •at 'the, office was . in consequence of her being to tally ignorant of any other mode of proceeding to obtain her' pension, She answered such Ties tions as were put tether, and signed the affidavit, as a matter of coQrse, without being aware of its contens, ir. NAREs, the sitting Magiitrate, thonht the defence a very platus;6le anti as the money had heen returned, be very humanely admitted her to bail, to appear on a future day, The Spanish frigate Sablaa, which has been 50- yeral months in.Portsnionth Dock, tuniergoin: the most egtensive and tlkorongit repair, cait to be fitted and proceed to Cadiz. I.larly, on Wednesday mornittg . .aS a young W - Man tvtig travelling front. Dover to Car,terhury, she Ivas accosted by a, man i.vho came from a field adjoining the road, Lind ;.ifter Avalking sitpt't distance, R1.1(1 enterll% jilt() conver's a ti oa he Duren t-4a orily deni toded. her money. The wo arm, PlAnned at the ropiest, offered him •,1 witreating that be Nvouid not ill toe her ; he then demanded , her great, (:O it, and while site was t4king it oif, a small pocket-hook; containim,,r, I, ll epottn:l note, a oilver tittatilie, and a pencil., fell front !try hosoni ; which he took from lier a f A nall l u udit, her gown, gloves, apil articlea, ithd made his, t.”JcP-pe, Itov.'n a i I ii, leading. to Slieplicrthwell. WILI44 I N I AP , MIriEI; islott,:f; )? Le-'it4-)s fur tll2 Laitot, eic,(1)....,5;. pa d), 0xr,,):..., -5,:',L3.'2b, ()a ThttrsdAV hot tl —r— te fulrw.v.n, Gel:lei ) c i r M .t., , admit ted 'to Degiets :—.4. , . . t.,,,.. q . Bache} r 3 'of Art.z.--Speiv.ver ROilleY '';',, .. i lildaii , a:::( Artitur C.iam;,:o.,,lte, Esqrs. of ‘i.,',' Church, Grand Cu ?,11: - . J- 111115 ''''''Y r • ' of Wiltnlittil Clint:ire. . 14 I . ltlt ' ()Li Fria by the Itev.. Henry Allwright itliF,- B. A. of Worceter College, vms admitted ..11.'; ot' At t.. - ; . . .. , . The Rev. 14, J. Randblpli is institutes ti ':,, Yicatage of Hawke4:-.iitry, Glocestersith, 3 pro3initation of thz.• IL'al of I.,,i‘kty pool, via lq '''''l C;e4'S.l4')Ll.Uf t.lw Rev: J u lm D an ks Jealtinsono.• 1 '1;11t: following .(lenticrnen were '' unilenti eationtd deg; t:es tVw.he , Master 'of Peter 1.).111 Colkge. Rtcl),:loi of Pific---ktmes `9GI Colkgt'. Brlclielor in Civil Low--Jolin grove, of Iltmanuel COliege. The Ile:. Ceni-ge - ';)'(Jy'r,'. 13, Corous Christi Ce)l[ege,.. ill tCti.3 Univers:Jr is i to lii; • tittle.; tlte Lot's; :11.71. 1 -/i"I Tut' Cdnibrifhic: , ',l 7 .rr. nille..ns on t).,ri . ..tin s-tl.ay. Thirty troll, the c-jtiotv itavel ,, i-el the .0 : the last Ilitee„ n.:1:1 it is lit thalt tvi CI; ti thi. he:. ;is the recr liuf :!te calm!. nitrous st. l metit , 11,)1,.1 LEY, Pr.n. Jacob Denny wa% indicted for fcloniO' l il glitt:4 goods frOm the coast of Francei o" the SALIN in -this country. - TVs °flea° '' nis'ed 'by on Act of the ;Oh of hi, pre3ento providing- spinst illegal. hop(); t a tio , 1 ! the first case of the curt which had I).!ea 'J! before the Cum t. '!'he prisoner, it appeared, Vt':-V• MAC' Of 3 ' gling ciitt?r, Southgate, ma ster. f bc s:illeti (rum BroatlstOrsi, Kent, and 04' Dunkirk and Gravelincs, and othooo 0 BrithL cruiser, with one of which 51 1 : a shut," her contraband cargo was 14 w —I il wall. • lure, The•facts were clearly p roved •in ev:'' 4 0; the - prisoner was convicted , bu t ,the Jill i.,, c • • mended him to mercy, on the ground tlAt , 1 " sent .‘?“ 4 a nelNy'ease. • • )9 • Gqoo Wrile put e wasthe Bar , 'to dietutent charging him With forging .0 plate, but the . evidence being sinair.t° tra, 'Was entered into on a former day, ° ,: it i t , acquittal was delivered without going lo t ," 00 Iv _ , 13 , .. in bank- Twenty prisoners were tried; five of ' c ' John - .ll'Doivell, for a burgheY , capitally convicted, viz.-- rise ' II in i it notes, the 14"rh°11.4e of-Elizabeth ninnajoi, r " nd • Ldward 'Staple s an d s wa uel Sinith, tor stealing in the 3h 0 p of Gcorge Lowther, halthouts, his prope rt y . William:l'h Willianifer i 4,1 1 5, for stealing a 4- the property ,of Messrs. Pickard 00. in their shop. . ...• Eight Were convicted of felony. viz. Ann Covey, tor stealing a fowl, the p. , ' property of henry C. Mason ; :Nary Price, fur stealing a (if printed cotton, the property of ~101 id, George liannain, Thomas Foster, a Price, for stealing a hat, the prope4 Faulkner, and a pair of stockings, tit`' Of John Burt ; June Smith and Mary ' stealing three pieeei of muslin, the Pr b ' Messrs. Vipond and Reannington. And .seven were acquitted. w..of The trial of Mrs. Bowles , the wilh 1 , General, fur bigantY, is r:xed fur govi,'. diiY) • :Arr,.lirougharn is teta i ti e:l fo r with 54. •Ally. ,P° Captain Lt; CURTIS (Son Of She F) 0 13 - rniral ft6i)i,i: - CuiVl IS, Bart. oiCeo.t c° ' o o . : eonanksioneil the iklycla4a3c.:lr day, iu Port,n,outh flatbour. MARRIED ,{ t Qn Tuesday last, at Leicester, eicester, Jo hn C'aldec 0t..1 11 h brook Grange, near rttigby, Warwiashircy f • daughter of the lute Itict rJ st ep b t ui, E.p Ozt the ICtti *Hot. at Itirininginot; tt' 4 , lt ft c 'l llll Itect,,r iie,on,Gioucestersbire,'soo of 1 - 1 . Upton, E,sex, to Mary Anne, d a ughter f Lsq. of Birrahighain. Tit tfol''' The 4,1,111 e day, lir. oho SnrgeY, or t' u " -- , dauOter )f' the Elev. S. Painter, of 148""''' 100 . Qtt the 17th inst:• . Witliara De }tour , 0, • to florin Carlotta, daughter of Charlei (f.• en Thursday last, at St. George's , „11. der, EN. :11. P. to the Hon. Airs. Charloi ;Indrew Bruce, lute ( Joye rnor ur ci On rh ti t i42 ll 2 , 7 - t t y b ife ul o t s . c o b f ur a fr d s 1.. . 1 :17i v p . r : i„ .s . f_ ;; T : i le )4 :; t... in .., CM 1, i si , Ci , ellefli, and tinli I.laugliter of Li,entral ...,, tuelli of Butiover. . 0 fik' o.yi.Wt , din-stlay morning, in Charles -strCet, .f big age, 111, jt/121111 Naffitli. 0 11'' Tile 7;3111t tliy, «t his bfl T uuse itotliiii.atr"' f" Mr. Tliutniis Musigrur=2, Cheseinuneo. ' t . . i 5 ()u UN 17th iutt. tba' Rec. E.tlwary Wg- tli ' ;n Li avthrit.ii'c, lif the :;ttli yeAr of big age . i#4o tr ( e:t, f ;t: ' l,7i. ra :Ni r ,::t i' i j : 4 l, :1 4 :1 1' 4 aiitAbiy'elawf,3;A: 'l Alri• Jlrowne, nsta 77, at John itc....s.cs'S. ,,4 Wtsttilinqtr.. • pi,ciiilik; , ' On Sa,? u May last, in Glarges-sfreet, '-. „ , , i t ,i r Zorktr,l.:..is. uf Lug .4, in Ab.n-deinuhir ottlf 4 7 Thu t;arW! inqriii.ig, i , ,t bii haag# " 1 ,1 Mr. Jultn J.;.altis:), ktsell rt,-. 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Ti'' 1 j 4 from J.;roatlst•girs Kent, and to uc :,,i I ,-'l ' 4 rii and (3xavelnies, and although 10 111 , 1 ,;,, . r l ., It cruisers, with one of Which ille cs c ` l i .'', l 'i 7 her euntr , tband cargo was landed io' . ..facts were clearly proved .in " • . es..tetiff, # ~,, eo''' Isoner was conyicted, but,the Jill), 10 1 , ''il !..t1 hint to mercy, on the ground tbat ,l I I va. i 5 a new case. nil ''- I . i oFgt Ilirilife was put to the Bar, 09 ~,,, I I n'e t chargin,7 iiim willi f org ing sn' i .bi 4 . lot ; 04 but the evidence being siniitir to t, 0 06 ' , i uttered into on a former day, ore ' t , r' t 'tat was delivered without going i9l7o):o,,ivii 111 U' f w o e r r a e tried; t 4, 1%;e , of Illy convicted, viz .•••••'" I t in t 1 :! ! I°Utie Of 'EliZabCtb gintliiiril, 'lnd O i s !,' ' 14cnrY i,!, .1 bank-notes, the property' of for ,rit Staples an d sanoel Smith, p - 1 tit; 111 the shop o f George Lo‘ctlier, s 4 )( Its, his prope, , ty ~ Williani'llionfp mi•Per4illl3, for stealing a 4uwi,usf,,,c,:.: rupertypf Messrs. Pickard an , .l' - ' ° ' t' `, !ir shop. ;ht Were convicted of felony. ♦v iz. - ite n Covey, tor stealing a fowl, the ft'll4 Eisen ; :Nary Price, fur stealing a (lit: I n.l cotton, the property of jolio s .,,ti ise liannain, Thongs Foster, am ! ?.1. , ' h fur stealing a hat, the property ‘,",,, ~,‘ tiler, and a pair of stockings, tlir, l i i; l? hit Burt ; Jane Sm ith and Alay li, j e. , fig three pieces of muslin, the prO' rs: Vipond and Reminington. ,; Id ,even were acquitted. o f t!' . •,,„ ke trial of 1',11 . . Bowies, the Wi,lW.7, ' ~ ~, 4 %, nil, fur bigamy, is i ;xct i f o r :410 11 ',', r ( Xi', Brougham is t etained 1 .0 t' : 1 / 4 Mr. Alley. 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