The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-21 00:00:00

3=^=l;"-V.1"*"2"=....1!1! , P•rr . " 4. 0% From LOVDO4V 6.4ZET7'E, Dec. 19, 1807. 0,1,0117. e, I.)ec.. 19, iBO7. 7th Regiment of lYragtion G 'ultras, Lientenant Richard Gem, front the srth Poor, to 'be', Lieutenant, vite Christie, who exchanges, „ • , ad Regiment of Dragoons'. Nreteituary Surgeon John Trigg, 'from the qth.Light Drigoons, ,to- be Veterinary Stirgeon, Nice Dytnotc.e, appriiiited to the ,German DepAt at Guild. ford. 12th Regiment of Light D;Og&ins, Carnet lames' Clarke to the Lieutenant. - by'. pittehatte, vice Conol fcliteS, 1 4th Ditto, Thomas Clifton, Gent. to be 'Cornet, by pur. chase,'vice Wallacti f pretinoted.: • Ditto; Veterinary Stirgeoti lames Costley, from the old Light Dragoons, to beNeterinary Surgeon, vice Trigg, ap, pointed to the isto,l.4,lit Dragoons. 16th Ditto, Win. Ton'ikinson, Gem. to be Cornet, 'by put ` chase, vice Owen ; fi'rintibie,d. ThOrnas l'enrice, Gent. to he Cornet, by plychi44. tith Ditto, Comet.Rttlairt .Nicholls to be Lieutenant, vice Davis, deceOsed. itirpet Kcir to be Lieutenant, without purchase; vloe..lttintiingliant, promoted. Daniel Cawood, Gent. to be t:Ornet, vice N icholls. ston,.Gent. : to .be Cornet, by purchase,, vice O'Beirne, pronitited in the titli Light Dragot.its, • • tit Regiment of Foot GitartiS, lames Lindsay,'Gent. to be •.Etitgii by 'purchase, vice Ranistien, promoted. George - Ellison, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase vice Marsac, 'promoted. Ist Regiment of•Foot i 'Seweon Wm. M 4 Gill, frOm the 4th West India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Woulie, who exchanges. it h Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Berford, from the Roscom mon Militia, to he Ensign ; 7th Ditto, Ensign Joon I tenry -Demi fay, from the 46th Foot, to be Lieutenott, by purchase,ivice Gylustoti, who retires. Bth Ditto, Calitalit lathes Agnew, rum the (oh Garrison 11*- Tabun, to be Captain of a:Cotnpany, vice Smith, who ex'. changes. •,. 9th Ditto. To be Lieutenants —Ensign John Ogle, faint the 6th Ethic Ensign Ricnord Slater. Ensign Thos. Francis. Ensign Jdhn> Rtabadisiiii.:: Ensign John Edwards. I. sign liaditant'Thuriluil. Ensign henry 1:ov is. To be lord,Glentworth, vice Slater. Gen. tienian Cadet J. Cheime, front-the Royal Military College, vice4nuicis. Gentleman Cadet Wm.:Curzon, •Ifein ditto, vice •Richardlttrp. ,l oCelltiLlnail Vad , 'l I henry. Du ma rc;:q, trent ditto, vice. Edwards. Robert Preedy, Gent. 'ince _ _ To be Quarter.lllaster—Quarter-Master.Serjeant Joseph 4 .lSern o t,, vice the vV,iijittutt, Loth Kegiirieig of }opt, Ensign Henry Fergusun, from the Xnrritri to'be Ensign:. ' itli Onto, Lieutenant John Anderson, from' the Ist , Somer. set. Militia, to beli.nsign. tzth Dit%), Ensign JON Spinks, to be Lieutenant, vice atelitle, 'cleis.,eased.. 'Lieutenant Pmes - G-loster, front the' 5,1 d Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice Portbury, who cx,. ctianges. Red, Gent..to be Ensign, vice Spiu ks. Setjealit- Major David Hayes to, be Adjutant, wait the rankof Ensign, vice' Jagger, deceased. A ,iistartt-Surgeort -John Eastern from • the 77th foot, to beAssistaiit.Sur.: m ge, vice E rsl o ttate, prOinoted• 2,.;t1) I)itto, Lieutenant . Gtorge rates to he Captain of a Company, vice Tyrrell, deceased. Ensigh , lienry Teinple to be, Vieutenalit, vice Gate.. I ohn.A lian, ,, Cent vice . Ueittpie--. list I.)itto, George Crinihnro, Gent., ' to be, Second - I.ieute ' naiir, by purcha,c, va.,:-1.....tt5 - +,yeatii,r promoted. • ' 22d Ottlo, , I.wutcifilift J ohn to bo,Calqoetvnt . a COM-' - potty.; i son,. deceased, I. nsign -- Le Lager: to he . Lieutenant, vice Ballow, Gent. to be,Eitsigii, ' ‘vice ' ' ' • zsci -Ditm, 0 .2 apt.t.in' Keane, • from the 7i h, Garrison: , t3,ittevliort, to be, COP.Pitt PL.it company, vice M 4 .,Lean, „{),A,; exc1i,...0g5.:4,-;', .1 • • be' Eie to riterantt, Jtt , • without f:perrete"ct4r; wit t hlclttitturt, 'promoted. Gentleman Cadet' ciOppbCl)o7,i,.Kohl theiff.tpyal.bililitary.,Coliege,,to be vice legilit lnert; Yriyigit 'tan largravii' from - the Long < to tlecton4i, . 3td 'vi. le, fiord the 26th .Fdot e „ to 1.:114C1) 411 t, ll#All pt1r1:11,11,C, - 1311 t' , ), J.ienten:intS'l• Eibign Thomas Swajiicty e puictra-c, prcti,noted. Ensign Williatn retires. Ensign Kobert ~ • Kerr, .with a l t.. purchase,. vice; CP..llara, promoted. Lii. !tarry',` oy purdose, vice Fitzgerald, who-re. M.,lJatty, pent, vice Kerr. .4*o be, Asiistant.Stirgeuit-4ssistant-Surgeon Turner, Li4ht.tiat'itto6ns; vice MsGrilievrAji,"tippointcd 4131116 7i)th ~), M il Pitt(); Ipitb4,l, Liqtlenahts.—Eusign A t . ,,,Fronc is illy, by, prelate, vice.l - Jeatim, Who relit-L.6. Ensign Ileehir Mac - atista by enitcHtise, '‘tit•re`rAtht,rpe., who relit - 4:9: J nsign J)1 0 /1 , 04,.44r: Lbw pitteh?se, vicz,4aker, promoted. = Lit:Octant eKge Carlicgie„ , Tb tartAsst:sur,on r/c; fol , in Graham, Gent. ' sOqh Ditto, f• Henry iSarringt,,o, trout the 24,1.ife Guards, to .i:aJin 01 it .t.:ontpany. ,by ptirCha4r, vice %Vito Lie 17 1 l'Arry Jones, troin the 4th Z, - naht, Yic Willi rtt on, i.l. • , Li:•titdrianti„Vithoia I the .7th . Dl3gonn. 1. • , r, • t ctn. who. exchanges. , , , , t, Imp. , Militia, to be Ensign, ' , • I"-nor ti;uaids, t • ;• t i . it, viCeSioan, who t , • . How._ .\•late David Alor. ;i• „ 51 • t,., , Gent, to Le hy:pur hlt t., ...ED:410011A • , S .; • .1 61, ( rwiliet ty, from the zth Foot, If , to , , , , y loostet, who exchanges. sty • it “C,nt to-be I;nsign, per. . r u , i.r.,:r01 4 1 in th4Soth h)1,1, ! li,,t Untie, ;' J.iLk'ertog tpte•Lietitctont; 'Without }iira4fhz >, , .t , , r•l"nbW:llllto \ the bath tisth pith*, ,1 10 ttc • oPoti who retires. Lieut. 1 , the 77tn'toot, to be - Lieu,tettant, vice 46., . • ; ' • , : cat , to tic Vilsignovithout par. 11 the 87111 1: CAst . t )9 . ~., 11Ay;11 •., nOll, Cent, to boLietite. tn! , t'upitain,lhece.,set.l;-, George hc: L,..1,.„0, without purchase, vke.,J'op-', LaLti, 'l7Ol ltito, Lieut. - , Nonn, froth the 65th Foot; to'bei ''Lieutenant, vice fiiiser4 wittoetteltartges,• ~ ;, David Owen, of Dalbenmoun, 'Carnarvonshire, merchant,. Jati, 7, 8. and 30, at eleven, at the Globe,;favern, Liver. pool. Attornies, Mr. Wii.dle, John-street, Bedtold-row, London or Mr.:Griffith, Liverpool, James Copping, of Clievington, Sull4lk, Jan. 4, at five, s, and 30, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Kure St. Edmund's. A atomics, Mr. Wilson, Greville,street, 401ition t or Mr. Burton, Bury St Edmund's. James Bradshaw,'9l Hungertord, Wiltshire, mellman,' Dec. 26, at tour, 28, and lan. 3 0 , at eleven, at ttie Bear, Hung,er ford. Attotnies, Mr: King, Took's-court, Chancery lane, Condon ;or Mr. Stokes, Cliepst , ov, , r Robert Scaite, Newcastle . upon -Tyne,'lncrchant, Dec. ;26 , Jan. 16, and' 30; at eleven, at •11:e Shakespeare Tavern, Newcastle. Attemlies, Mr. Atkinson, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr: Bairibridge, Newcastle. Robert Rowell, Of South Blyth, Northumberland, ship , owner, fan. 16,18, and 30, .at eleven,- at the ,Shakespeare Taiern, ,Newcastle-upon:.Tytte. Attc.inic . Mr. At kinson, Chancety-lane, Loudon ; or Mr:' Bainbridge, Newcastle. ' • Sarah Bull, of Brewer-strect,Golden.square. Middlesex, t-. - low-chrindler, Dec. 22, lan. 5, at one, ati‘i 3 0 . at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Vinv. trce-t, Piccadilly. Robert Slaymaker, of fort -street, Spitaltields, Middlesex, tallow-chandler, I)CC. 22, fan. 2, and 4., at elev,ett, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sti:llo%v, Multurnent.yard., ,Charles •Hingeston and Robert flirvestoti, of Walbrook, London,mens'-mercers, Dec., 2X, Jan. 2. KIM jo,at twelve,at Attorities, Messrs. "Wadeson, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin-friars. . . Nicholas Horn, of Martin's-lane, London, inirtihant, Dec. 12, Jan. 5. and 30, at ten at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Tows; Fishmongers'-hall, Upper Th , t!ues-treot• Jonathan Munn, of Nlarket-street, Hertfordshire, straw.hat mantifa4urer,.,Dee. 26, jaw 8, and 3e, at ten; at Guild hall,.London. • Attorney, Mr.,AdZitns, Old Jc:wrY • D 1'1DP.4\ 1 1.14. • •. • . lan. 30. Joseph Stevens and john'Carttar, olltread-street, Londort,• Warehousentett, at one, at G ttildliall. • Jan. t 6. folut'Whisley Ater's, of 1 Suffolk, shop. keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, 'ontivii. - . . . . • ..., • Jan. i 6. James Redpath, late of Dept,Nrif.tridge, Kent, up holder, at ten, at &Judith:di, London. lan. if,. ‘Villiam Itrattivliite; of Tobacco-roll -court, G race church.street,, London, warehousentan, at ten, at Guild. hall, . lan. ta, James, Wr.,01; of Ryiler's.court, St.. Ann's, Soho, Middlesex; glover, at eleven, at C tiildl,4lt. lan. 9. lames Job, of Cloak.lane, London, appraiser and auction r, at twelv.: l at Guildhall. j.lll. 23: John Petkin, of Hertford, carpenter, at one, at. Guildhall. London. . . Jan. 12. John M.411c11 Sawyer, loseph Fletcher Trueman, and Joseph Powell, of C:atinott.strcet, LOIRIOII, 111er , 1 1 .4111 S, at eleven, at Guildhall. . Jan. 4. Ann Henning, now or late of Poole," litienodraper, of twelve, at the Old Antelope Hai, Pot.)10, Jan. 2.3.. Emanuel Parquet, of Co.iwell.place, Middlesexi, realtier t at one, at Gui l dh a ll. fan. 19, Thomas Jennings, Lite of Bun hill-rovv, Middlesex, whartinger, at ten, at 13 uhilltal 1. Jan to, Joseph , Morton, late of Bath, victualler at ten, at the York "Hotel, Bath. - ' .. ' • lan. to. 'Henry. Richard Bowen, of. Bath, chinaman, at one; at., the. York Hotel. • Bath. . " • tati, 9. Geor g e D a vi es ,, o f C 400 nm-street , Leicester-fields, ' 'Aliddlesex; lineh.draper, at one, .it Gtuldhall, ' • •! Dec; 26. Iv Illiam Powell; of BreCoo, liquOr.merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. ; ,.., lan, i 2 ' lames K.ershaw, , of Alanchester, coal-dealer, at I weive, at the dolderi Lion lon, Manchester.. - ,: .• Feb: . 1o . el...rleb Weston anal Robert Westini, cf Foiter.' lane,- (21“:ipsicle, 1.(011110i1; warehousemen, at ten, at' Guildhall. Jan. 12. Willia m rh or itily, olAdlington. Che s hir e , carrier, at three, at the Golden,tiQll I on , N.ilicttestcr. . ! . Feb. 26.. W Ottani. Hopkins, of - I.eniati. street, Goodman's.. fields, Middlesex, silt:-thrower, at ten, at Guildhall. • Jan. la. l 41113 :: $ Gulley, of F tome Seiwood, SoinersetS•hire, , inntiolder, at eleven,' at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Jan. 15..Mattliew.Fairless i late at Bishop. Wearinouth,bur ham,,coal.titter, at twelve, at ihe Golden Lion Inn, Sun.- .. dentin(' near the Sea. . • , . lair. It. Joseph Smith, ofHill-in-Upperthou, Yorkshire, .clothier, at eleven, at tine White 11 art Inn, klainitittli, in .• • Kirkburtort. • ; t. lan. 2. George- Blaylock, of Newcastle.ttponA'yne,• incr. chant, at due,,it the Turk's Head, Newcai.tle. CER 1 11.14',411.5. fan. 9. John Wood Dixon, of the Crescent, Minories, Lon. . don, merchant. ' Ccor ? ;e C , ,ti ~;113, of Gray's., I iM,lane, Middlesex, merchant. W. Timm ; , ,un. of:Mancheiteri grocer, . wilt. Ciose aint Matthew (:use, rat Leeds, Yorkshire, dyers. Henry C; total% Beetson, late of Gray's-JlM:square' Middle sex, motley-scrivener. . _.,',.-• :.: . , Charles Frederi•dc Mutterstn, late,of Pshorn•pl.ice, 'Mid. 411esex, leather-manulatturer.. , ' Paviu toitcs, of liirigingliam, unifier, -'' ' i ' ... Iletijantin Phillips, Of Eiver-street, Southwark, Stlyer,', levi,;idor. ' ' WM r , Peter Doggett, -of, Cullum-street, Fenchureh.;sireet, , London, merchant. . ~ . . . Matthew Forster, or Bell's.Clase, Nortinittiberland; blue. ! . manutiEttirert:' ; , .. '„ . , : ' .• Pearhouse gentry, now or late of Eveshain, Worcestershire, 1 brazier. John Soper and - Walter Soper, Jun, of Buektastleigh, DeVoll. shire, yarn-itittrinfaaitrerS. • John ttatu ut Sloane.sticet, Middlesex,, music-seller... • , . . PARTNERSIIIP: Da4OLPED.. .. . James lionkbain and Waiter Mason, of Hartley-place, X ent-• road„bratidy -merchants. . ' . • John Alilitrum attar Wm. Mildrum, of F. ketei; lineitArapera. George Batlter,and Isaac ‘V aikinscni, of -Chestertichl, Ifetby. shire, lead.inerchants. . . Richard i•cidd, . l'crrow ;11...ir.1i.i1, James Landles, fohn•lto. bertson; and Jahn Alili.,, DiLl:son, of - ,l4:rvviek.tipon- Tweed. . . loth' Prince and Robert C,ltllk4; ,it Voticy - Oreetr . Y or k , jewellers..: - . '.• '• '' • ' . ''' ' lolit Partridge, Thomas (;'tars, 101011 c-: late. :10 111 1 D,tnks, kaiali I.).;inks, and Edinunri T ' i ll r, ~.1 ,I.l..itiroctl, Worees. , terabit':, earners, • Caleb Powell, Isaac Webb Edwatd4, and. Charles Fredeticic bullivarit, of Bisintir o t,il4lll. lil4ol 6.1 • . , ' ..: 1 • \ . ................................. ,••••••wo , • :4:„S" • ' 11 k; l' 0 :41 6tiuttfi , Ki '4 , lii. N W N AND i‘Nu - rttr,": /.. Li - ir 1.0, vsn. Mr. PARKE opened thii Lid) an adlon for 3.11.'155. for goodi sold. by the Plain'tilis, who ttre LinefeDt-apers at the corner of Bridge .-st re Lt, to the I)efendant's wile. . . . bilopin4in la the riamtitts,, sato, that on the '2Bth of. No‘i'entber, - 1 . 80:), the Derenclatte . witi C3MV. to their shop in ) hatltit.:) , coach, gen..... teeny Whited, atteikled • by a servant cnit.of saying - she wanted to look at some goods ; which story. :thew it to later; she. selc4ted suing, and ts she tilci•lN.Er. \Vaketield had tikeit it house-at No.r.)ti,' York-street, Slo.ine-'ttreet '; . chat they had been latety tooried, 'and wanted niany articles of thi s shot titestvrty of t ., urttlituro, bet.lantl table liocti,; window And, ettO'lite. She then , tionght' as nitich. as came. to 4.414..:1)8..q.1 . , the articles- whieh she hAr.t.seledecr.` amonnited . to between 1.3(111,1. and tit& ii4l4 She L.: Igni and took a‘vusr wit h wits. On Sat rirday, She came. again the l'ileklay-'evehing i'kilitiattearedfitt the trit.... style as before ; she. Wapted to take away a grtat- Many thitß,s ItOtt.it't i co:it:hi' tte!;s [natio an .exetiv.. to littttottOher, but she had igotitt • of goods time on the \Vedncs . . day toltowing, which the Witness carried to tht.! 11 , ,n3e in Vork.siTeei, Sloant..street. She sa id that ha , .l „occasion-to gt) out early that th...Aiitq.' 'The psw.ls lie brought her were nitislln St:o Satd ll n tt she . watttoti'. gotue bed ft. , .rnittire ittid talihlitttri , for :;her did nut like the arse ;t of ticking- any-_ot tier inother , itt.law, who lived l'ottenli:tr. Soon afterwards' he saw het- agai n, and. said he'tnnst have either the money or .the goods back. Sbe.said she was veer-m.116h surprised to hear it : said he need not be alarmed—that . he Might call on : Mte.Wakefieldi at th e ,.Bapti a t Head Cotfee-huese, Chancery-hale, and he would huneedi- etely pay for the goods, give ti.bill.for them eapd, alle added, that•• Mr. Waketield,could not' thinklof doing any thing wrong, for he. Member of the,Society for lite Suppression of Vice. The•Witerese went to the Baptist' Head, Coffee-how l e, Chancery bite, saw Mr. Wakefield, who .told: the .Witneati. " That he had promised to live with Mrs.-Wake field, but that she:was so very extravagant, that .he was obliged to separate from her—advised the i Wit - nos to go to, the' house i n Y or k- s t r ut,; the next linorning', and get eS many of thegoods.back as he peSsibly could, and to, say he had not seen him. " He told me," said'the witoesa, " at the same time : to be very cautious, because, she and her servant 'woold most likely abuSti tne." Tasked hitu , wheth er , ,he intended t o pay : f ur the good's or .not ? He said,. he did not like t o comm i t himself; but: that slloud be a matter for future consideration 'l-Ita did not :say that'lle would, or that he would not pay for theca. Agreeably to Alr. Wake.field'srequest, I went up the next Meriting to the house in York-street ; Beers - ant came, and said that Mrs.. Wakefield did not evapt to see me. I said I must seeeMrs. 'Wakefield ' and then Mrs. Wak e fi e ld,, i o a rage, at the top o f the stairs, said, •' Walk up 4 Walk up !" She'was in a great rage. I told her I came, there to Like back the good's or have 'the money. She then was in, greater rag, sayipg she taeuld send for a 'Magiatrate to commit me. .1 then intimated that it e waemy intention not to quit the house without the moneye or the goed s . Sh e to ld rue, most loudly, if the goods were plied up as high as heaven, she wonld set fire to, 'end burn, every rag o f there before I should . have any back. She then Acts ed me a letter frum Mr. Wake field, saying Ile, would be there next morning ; and bade me come there to meet him.. Q. Did she use any thing but her. tongue,against •yoia ?e--A. She took up a poker, and said she would fling. it at my. 'wade I then left the. house--I wear to the appointment, and found her and Mr. Wekefield together ib a room in that house—she flew ont into as rage agaitteetsited me what, business had there teld Mr. Wakefield he ought to keep her as a Lady. Mr. Wakefield did not say,any'thiog for some time. Alter Mrs.,Wiketield continued in a rag for ; si4tne, Aline, she said, "1 will not.have my leaUee made a . house eiriot.". Wakefield answered,' There,ts no body,bei yourself . twiltingsatty riot." I asked for, :tile, goods, she said she.: would tear thenseto rags e °first, and rep ea t e d w h a t site had said the; days betore `about theM. I put the question ; to Mr.'"%rakefield,e Whether he would pey tbr the goods ile—fie made 'the same answer, “ l'hat he did - nor choose to cons enit himself." I asked him, Mr. Wake fi eld, Is'' this your wile?" .He said, Yes ) most undoubtedly; •but as to paying for the goods, lie said, liedid'net wish to commit himself, that wouhr be 'matter for 'future consideration ; 'but, as' Mrs. 'Wakefield was in such a rage, nothing could .then be done." lle said, he would call on Mr. Waithinan : be called, Mr.. Waithman was engaged—he went away, saying, lie would call again, but never did. Cruss,examined,by tlie'Al,rouNeV-G, , alS'eael... He said lie knew nothing about Mrs. Wakefield hieing : a swindler, except what behadread ialienewspaper. 'The goods 'sold to her were only-charged a-faieready:. money price. There was a shawl 4:.six gerneas and an half, a printed-dress; a luatre dress, a. printed., muslin dress, a printed cambric dress, ike.' in 'two days, amounting to 341. 13s-' The ATToRNET-GSNEWAI. observed tpahe Jurye that the Defendant was a young Gerttltrien called,4to:the'6ar; with only the pittance' of tool. a year; and that certainly dependent on the will otliis brothere who could entirely withheld eVery shilling -of it 'at a motrient'S notice. Heliad 'the-ruisfor tune to be Married to this woman;Who, besides her violence of temper, was a perfeelaceindier e 'who . dressed ,leer father up as tier porter, one or her bro." thers as..her footman, and. the •other as her conch. marl ;' .. iteitwith a :SbeWy appearane, had. proeeeded , so'far in her echernes, as to have *whittled. ditfe rent tradesmen in the metropolis to the amount Of sootii. to none of which proceedings weS Mr.:Wake field a party'; .so far from it he had takewlodgitigs forlikr at ono iiine in 'Kent, at bn gnineas a ; shedainda4qtylp . r% ft:VVitiaro he took rpE,tir, but she Would not stAY ; Ow took this his kirowledgei at t 56 gtnnezet a year ; lie eats ilinted to live Sepatetetly ou account oi'''lier ets tee eeaece, and he slept ter one while. at the Baptist/Ile:Id Cote feeehouse,,and another ak,the,Soiners , town Cetfee . t h hoilsce h, silver; therekte, that under, these ; eircentstancert e -Messrs. Waishman had trusted this • I.!.teler 'bovotad! - the ot the Defendelif e let pay's' tleireferie it ,wiiii,•ilt,t owe ri,ke , Tale ease ed- by Ithealeliekens and NI rq ;Toppling, Pcfendant' had tekett lodgings for leis Wheae'elitestetod lee the ItciuSc iii York -street, Sluane-atreet, without the knowledge of her hu,bimd ; by Mr. - Edward Wake . field, the, Defendant's brother, who proved the De : fetidant had no income whatever but' whar hd' de ' rived from him, that was at his own Pleasure, aosf.Whiell such seenes:as these might induce him • to withhold ; by two . waiters, one of the Baptist Heed, end'tlie other Or the Somers ToWn Coffee hotiae, who proved tleat ee lor almost all the time (hiring which firs, Wakefield contracted the different delita icj his Aunt* he lived In these two heuses •• alone, • Lard ',F,t.extanottouou observed., that the law tjuldq.,,c4i;l4pAnd responsible for the debts of hi s kV the extent of, his dpgree in pr alp to the extent of her assuee?d de=gr ee in life, provided ie,sential lu her (15104i1 . 1.4, ;c9r iwcessarii,!s Sup port her in ;Ilea 'degree, but no further ; ifeeept whew site livedhi open adultery, and then he was the t eeie d thhee until he should be recoil.; cited to her. the goods of the Plait were in titer . house when he shopitran came to demandahem, t bedew presumed the husband to be thectenimandoe ()Labia teethe, and to possess the power,. eel 'hi ck he avas entitled to exert, even to the extent ut phy sicel feree, to return them e if' eu minded, notwi.th* standing any rage, of the wife. Bet 11 the,lety t*igfit the goods delivered in this ,case beyoad the ee _the asettried•degree ofthe, wife, suppiiiing 001;c:fondant; to assent to it, then. the s Pleintid's sold them at their own risk, and nmet- beat-the less, for they were in that case bound to inquire. ---Verdict for Piaintiff, damages 341. ILts. ► BANKRUPTCY RIVLARG4D. • h • !lava le t Pens, hf lireatistr,cet, t.encioss, t , ..achouseman and Pdor, I,lll,l%Vatson, luhrb jt.n, 4mi jx,bcp); Wat.- 01 oatQl,-Itidlitaicturers, from 1)4.1:. IL to I:L:1J 3, .it ;tit, at C;o11,11).,II, Londop; le.-I.v.kl:4r(),Tcy suP#R,sh:l)En. , . ilitil:6 OldlatUitOW, fliKiiloi 1 ,34111,,t 4 04011 C ., upluAsterer. B/1 NKR GIP T.S . , .- . ~: . , ,E:(l , ,k4l\ll 7 atildingc now oriTiViiit.;:ainsboroligli,ll,incoJii4ltire, linen-limner, to to cittri4cirOty.,,i, iii,; 1,3, anct 3 0 , li t cloven, o, , ett, i povj u ,,. y L iii , 4 011 ,. 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TOM ,CORPORATIOS ' OP OIIIPPE);HAM. , ...We already stated this case, when it came before. the Court on an applicatignfor dissolvitig"the Thgalaintiffwas Schoolmaster of the Free- School In Borough of chippenhai, of which the Civii . O 4 liitioti a..e'ref patrons. Daring the late elec— tion'for that Borough, then. - Body of the„Cor poration,,stipported one candi,date,, and the Plakpliti was understood to be in the luterest r,f the other. In the course of the eh: akin the Plaintiff received an anonymous letter,! admonishing hint :to vote OA: the ,e.andithlkc tilyot4lyl4,l)Y thglillai( ) Tlty t t the s;leri Body, and 11 , ease of reinspl, ; w.t I the forleitUrF of Ibis sitUation . as .h0i1n2,,i,i,... Htfitig-'dditistilfed his'oWri iniihnatiw. vetay.; I" , t the . -. ..cangidate -.whom (he- wished tti atecued, ;:lc Plaintiff, on the next nice:lug : was dismissed (from the sitt%iti.:,:‘, -t . their 'irr. - A 134 on Which 'he. distaiihseti;; Whs....that of itreaorxit)' , although he forten years previous to tb,tt coat plat ( h a Ciiipuration, and alit, zgisitist indiviiltraf!._ML.o ll -% 1. 1 of the Sele4Bod:-, he, tl: :)!tintiffi; with having for *corrupt putose-z, : . the Corporatiory,;ag; - -*-4tody • •: Ole lodividual : Meattwiaoori . 34 tt •ri,gd. , The,,l)ernurrer-catne un 3.ingskydast to be argued before the Mr. BroitAans:AdMr - :+1 - ('4440, for the-Defend ants, contended, that of (lir fj (i rP ra. lion aouid.pot he caAvites,ty ausw,what,kakeo l f- 1 91,0.bi the )3okly in it's Criiblate, themPtitarift.lf writ i1iik.1 7 049 /but it not to - *,lso , ;e,still: arr t instiel..theywerilied , n a to answer, in the prese;,t of!a (i yfi/t. nal -nature„ ... aq f0r..w11:,-..4 ilwv 'iniswerel 41 i Lt. fiffirtriarfve, 4 ei,ihirn'ai; fad against them in h Court ofe*Law; the:l/41 4 +W* argued that they, were not Wind tiD4Pwßilliihtleir individiralsapacity. Sir SAMU'eI. CoPteride that therekeuld tie no .warAftiriiediiiiiiikit Cnrporation . bad oiLlutd.:l)l4,Lirt4kniplAtig.kys., 4f in divi‘hral .Members could itut . :),L i.. r i i i il o t , iu K r t e rktes,h 4 l l 3 ! compelle.4 individually to tpal. ,•, . cirpnitistauce pt criminating)4, 1 eti,tikined ap'Oloky noriinswernig api, it watild be-,Bitticit It - riiCh . 'ti - o or more.- Defi;n:aan ts 'could :be ..called.olli-• 'successfully cp.lll;lke o.(lifisd(,)sUrc. ,'; • Tile LOUD .Ci . f:lll.:t.i_olt this day 'cteternunech that the iridildttal Menibeis mint anewef 'charges alledged,apinsfthent - It %este anatetial tiplhe cods Hof justice that this ru le ascertained. :Not one 13iit in fifty il e . ( i in t h' a t G.urt, but sliarged a coa federaey'atid coMbination, and to Ley down ilot Defendants might, on seen grounds, dontur to thu Bills, Would ,be, ar ouse to -shut the doors of iliac - Court againit eery species., ofredress. Lord- . ship kliew that Courts of Law had of late tal..co.or .uizanceofriaanryikiiiii - s'cOnneaed wan ! . t) 'much so, that it alight be naorthditlionli to iayi ' ll what cases . they would, itot that) WP 3t cases they Would.interfere. Loy.kilip was, how es'er,yof opinion, I Whate%4r ha the Pro". seeding in a Court:ofit.Awittliat the-Court lutist Or der the, indiv4itiOl-DelendatAt4 to answer. E . -114- 1 ..19. 1 "'k ship.therefore disallowed the DerritirrLl„an.d. tit 11).° mean time till the Answeii Sitenld corn; it' , • • •- cotiti- . .sIIIP 1V4,1z • " 4 ue.c.,ENaFf. Mcans, 1.0r.d - ,d; 1,4;11 and Harmony, liarr,,ln, troll /0...-nlr. ~ T ~~~ • . i t/..1;'1Z/ For r o,, On taolyiliilist,lohn Lukin4eapFei: ttlai c • ,) eolborotigllfStksieN, to Nliss%tynu v 4. ctht . ii t' •• r " L " ter 'of •Edvt'arii'LtlVerslidd; 47if . ,`` 44y., atz.l:ic, th4 / lare; , .l4ropli "I'a I Ax,11:: fm 'Saturday last, it, St. rage.,'"l..mover.sqii.4 4, NL.lc!..i'xint , g, Lk,. of rippie,Gruiveltir.Stivet; to 'l lo ' • isti:. 4 of ‘;‘,..orga,,strect,,, t!anover-sci••..te • 'The ,atoc day; at lit•.'•George "tlie•'M r, (211c:ell-swo t- I I C l;s i t ) gt ta t, ,of ol j 43 1 : 1L1 3 ,: i , Saturt4 , :ti , T Pancras choruti tucrhyu Esq.' of S O . the ouniy ;of IVarsolt:ltDreP4d l " seeoaid daughter Of: IQlll` huttiewo,rit, 1;-"l• at t;othirottl:stfiter.. • . . . 1 (11, "le 19th that. iteckeoltem, by special li:11(0, I°" 4 ' Esq. of 'll?tf.s-treet; Btrkelty..sqOare; to W ry Anne, daughttr of the late 'Fitarnas Eden, Esq. 01 %visi' L ' h:- 499, and nameo Lprd 44141111. 1 7 Lately. argt,; Martin'i's tatirth, vet!, Esq. to Isabella. daughter of ‘VIJ (lairs Surchelll of the Royal Noy: , th, se'nnight, at l'arbert, LaurtvicekFttisilllt '4lll at Rock.l lit!, Esq. to Miss Sande*, daughter' dt Sabtle.s. Esq.. io the CooCount y of - . ; . 0/14,1). Cltt.Tueida)) Bth ;at t.' scot, tkil ,Ci lhsl 't pi 4.4 t nor j . „ , d Devonshire, Willaitn Michel Rev. Arthur COll4lll, ArChtIeACOSIOt WiltN. ()n Wedilefetta)' last, at her I)u.kc•strecti mi niter ; .at iho- sot tranceti age •of g t NI a tlirld Lon&)?Itton, in the County, uf,..itojey,;..itly*..Ofttl u x ! Gear - ft tidily, Esq. , • t)n. the 15th test. Isaac : Esq.. of %qui:he:stet. street, itgcet• Os . • • • , tin.y,Tltuitinay tot, in. thefictl year of 1114 age, ttt:inlCy, 11.;heapsicle. • •- • ' iter house in Knuts;c4J, itt •thc Cutinte'. of Chester, Anna Nlaria Ugh, . L.6 o sc t x t , ,thr oi t u ttl si m a tt , : u ..utit s t q i!c a u s ti ed itt , ; 9 v - ilottAttirc h, Yt.tcb.lityiticititught, ;u ; [ltliA • • d'ft Ji. i U. ^.I U 4 a ..t. 1 t.Ol 1, A y . 1:.t11,1 SVCI:, , , . I I,til t ii,s,(l,, par, 1' . til.s i . Skill:11 .i.:., .t,t414.1,:, 1.%c1it..:1;•,(.: 1.W1 , , par., is. A ' pr. par • • ' 3 p C er ~it. 1)0...rre:1 I inperiat 3 ; 0 ..:eilt. 6: , o • Gait. Jur ()pcillgs 64! 4 ..,.._ .„ iiit.ii. WAILIt A r LL)NiyoN iiRIDGE. 10-:•=‘- ' '' 0 ROVV - • ' ... Mitt. Ut . s . ` Itfiarriirig, 13 min. after 7:' ( Atter noo n t 43 Hank Stock, .'SAY)', I ih:tcytt ht:t '0: (-flit,: 179 T, nil] Per Cent.: 4 per;Leut.'So: St i pet Ccot, lied. r per Calit' Con shut Aflo 17. 3- l§ths llitin Sl:ort Apn. ~.