The Sun. — London, England, 1813-12-20 00:00:00

GERMAN. PAPERS. FRANKFTIPT, $.--Letters from nerlin ttn notrnce that Dantziebas eapitulated. BFRLIN, N0v.:30.— . A letter from the environs of Dlntzic, dated tire 23d instant, communicates the knowing intelligenCe •, " The remainder of the suburb of Alt Schott land was •entirely bornt on the 21st, as well as the Jesui.ts' church. This once beautiful sub hurl) is now only a heap of ashes. The cannon ade continues so violent, that on that side alone we of en hear from ten to twenty discharges every minute. Ei,E, , hteen or twenty deserters daily ar ri,4.. from the place, among whom are many French artillerymen. DE PaAusT (before floozie), Nov. 20.—T1►e night before hist we took from the enemy the en trenchments known by the names of /be Jes u it s ' and :Jews e ntrenc h ments ; and theyare!now oc cupied by tic allied troops, The latter took 14 . pieces cf cannon without losing a man These entrenclubents had been, so much aamaged.by our batteries, that the enemy were obliged to aban don them on' the first assault, naTisnoN, l)rc. 4.---4'..ount Stadion, ,Austrian parsed through this city to-day, on his tvayto the head -quarters of his Majesty the ..perm. of Austrial. novEREDO, NpV. 2-I.—Venice is surrounded on the side of Lagunes by,ltebrovicht s and M e ye r ' s bHgades. 'The garrison consists. of 6000 men. General Nugent himself occupied Perrara on the 18th. The trenehei before Patina Nuoea tvill be opened as soon as .the heavy artillery arrives. Genera' Tomassith's--brigade has conquered Dal thatka. .Z,iiaalmfe, defended by General Roiza, With 1,800 men, still hoick out, The rest of the enemy's army is between Mantua, Verona, and Rovigo. FRENCH PAPERS. • Pants, Wt. Majesty the Empress and the: young King of Rome, rook several turns,this day on the terrace bordering the water of the garden of the Thuilleries. The election of Pre sident of the Tribunal' of Commerce of Paris, made oft the; 27th, of July last by the assembly of. the chief commercial men of the city, baring been an nulled by hi s E xce ll ency the Grand Judge, Minis ter of Justice, a new „assembly is to order on.Mon 7 day ne x t a t th e H ote l d e Ville,, in to com-, mence the electiOn. The privateer La Bubiole, .of Marseilles, Captain Roux, captured on he 31st of October, upon the coast of Africa, and carried into . Ajaccio- on the 9th of November, the Gallant schooner, armed with 18 cannons, which was on Its return to London. Its cargo consisted of an dent statues, Turkey carpets, silk, dyeing wood, &c.. This prize is valued at,550,000 francs. BaussELs, Dsc. General Count Decaen, Tx-hrr.cononanded the army of Catalonia, must be at this moment at' Gorcum, whkbcr he went to take the command -of.the troops which bad re-as ambled there f rom a ll parts. It appears, that the troops under his orders are to form the left wing of the army commanded by .the Marshal Duke of Tarentmn.. This army will be numerous and for, .ZOiacn, 2.1.----Tl►e French Ambassador, M. de Talkyrand, gavo yesterday a grand dinner, at which were preent the (rand Duke of Frank furt, the Swiss.Landa In wan, and many officers of the Dim' 'DIE CARDERS. We >3 re corvvrned to have. to notice the con tinued nutragc3 of these deluded, lonians, whose nocturnal depredations : have : now arisen to a lseight (even In the neiglaboto hood of this town), which 6tlls loudly for more ,actire excrtions'on the part of the.reident nagistrates,and 6entle-: men of this County—beretolore.justly distinguish .ed for its peace, happiness, and subtniisitin to the laws. On the night of Tuesday last, a gang of these miscreants broke into the houses of John L'Es, trouge, of Keoltown,. Esq. a Magistrate for this County ; John Cormick, of Lakeview, Esq. Mr, llama, of Ilanstown ; Mr. Denis Cleunon, of Brottenstown Mr, F. Carey, of Rathcolman, and several others, in search of fire arms ; bat we are happy to find they were, in general, disap. pointed in this the chief object of, their pursuit, as most of these families who 1.,14 ,at: lodged. them in this town sonic ti,me 5111 Ce, lest they should fall into the hands of thc . se villains, and bad been absent_ from home on the night of the attack—apprebensivt, perhaps, of a visit from the " Captain;" It is a melancholy fact, that several respectable farmers, who, from the nature and sitnatioo of their habitations; feel themselves incapable of re sisting—these fellows, arc obliged to retire into town every night. The follow:11g persons have been . committed to our ,glk o l last. , i.ty.th ttlgh Liton. Lord CAS.. TLEIT%fn and it zett..thNneocx, Esq.:— : Timothy Mooney - and Patrick .I.lyrne, charged with being accessary to 1.11.1 murder of James Con- nell, Also fumes Bourke, charted with taking ttiliawini oaths. and conspiring . against his Mn- ' jesty's Crown and-Dignity.—(We,itmcythJournal). A young woman, servant to Mr. Wit,triims, of Camberwell; died on Wednesday last, in coim (pence of having been bitten iv tat, which she was chastising fur some act of Intienntlifet. The it appeared, bad been somewlvit worried by the young woman befOre :the .fatal bite was given. The appearance- exhibited by -the poor girl %WIS. eXaeily Allnilar to those perceptible in cases of 'he' hydrophobia, 'Monday, a.eollarrmaker, named West, residing in the Seven Dials, - drank for it wager of '2os. three plots of gin (21 Rle e in twelve boors.— Afterwards, to -Slim how little 'tlieliquOr had overcome him, be swallOwed glass. of tranilpa walked home from the public (rouse, and weal to bed. The rime night he Wits taken extremely Ind though nier:;eal advice was procured, he ex. )ired on Thuml;ty of au intl4 - :,:u7.3ti-Ji, in 'the PO WQIB. IMPLItIk, PAR LIAMENT. - . 1101.75 E OF LORDS, SATVIMAY, I)r.c. 18. En the Appeal " Bellenden Ker . v.• the nuhe of Roxbitrgh," final a iiilani ent was given on the motion of the Lord Chan cellor,, affirming the inter,oeutors of the Conrt of Svcsiop in fwpur of the Iteipondent, and against the fens granted . , by the late Dithe to the Ailleilant. After transacting some other judicial. business k the House thijoaped till Monday. . FROM &ATER DA Y'S GAL ET lE. ... . , IPhitehatl, Der. itt% Royal Piir,biles-the Prince Itegetit lota been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to comitittiti: and appoint. the -Right Honourable Robert Banks, Earl of 'Liverpool ; the Right Honourable Nicholas l'aniittart i the Right flonniir:Aile William FiVgcrald, Chancellor` of the Exchequer of Ireland ; Ilerkeley l'-ig , t, E.g. ; William Low ther, Esq; fc.rtinotitily . cill e d Yi setion t L owther; I and Charles ;rant,fon. E.q. to be Cionnii , i , iners for executiug the office of Treasurer of his Majesty': Exchequer. Downing-ztreef, ))ej. I. 1813. Iris Royal fligliness the I'rince Itetzent, in the name and on behalf of Ins 'Aiajesty, has been gracionsly pleased to ap. point Major-Gen. - Edward Flames to be Lieutenant-Oeneral of the Leeward Islands; in the room df Richard Ilawkshaw Lossuck, Esq, duceased. -- • • , • Foretro-Ofiire, /Pc. tiS, 1813. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent lots been pleased, in the names/and on the behalf of his Majesty, to Appoint George Warre, Esq. to be his !tlajelt?'; Consul for the Pro riticcs of Biscaj , and Guipu,coa, in the Kingdom of Spain. . Carlton-House, Der. 15, plea sed ` The Prince of Witlt's has been pleased to appoint William Draper !lest, one of his Majesty's Serjeants at Last, to the office of his Royal tligh&sess's Solicitor -General. • Crown Of c.', be,4 18 , 1 8 11. 111t3inun returned to serve in this liretent PARLIANIFST. Orr or IJtißtrr.tM.— C;i•urge lUan , .of Grange, Esq. no the room of IL. J. Listnbton, Esti, who, hits accepted• the Chiltern Hundreds. LAW INTELLwENcE. POLICE. MARItirD On Thursday,•the leth inst. ar'ligliam Chueihi Ligot,,fort- C,}lonel-Maillet,.of the. :Anil Itirwiment, lA/ Fauslia; ihtul;ifter I,f the Ike. Dr. Sy:omopor. I r On .Sietiril37 i;tst, :;t Mary-le-hunain Clttf rt h. 7 1 Tullikr, id-4iimpule-stieet, to Nlaiy, 'bug I,er 01 :i. :ii,1 . . , ,, Esq. of Hammersmith. -- MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 0/11ce of Orebtan.re, her. 9, Royal Regiment of Artillerv...-Second Lieutenant COnstan ! fine Yeoman to be First Lieutenant, vice L . lnlloWay. ceased. First Lieutenant Edwin iCruttenden to be. Second' Captain, vice Dowse, deceased. Seeond Lieutenant Geo: James to he First Lieutenant, 'vice Cruttenden. Second Lieutenant James Christie to be 'First Lieutenant, vice 0. Smyth, who resigns: Artillery of the King's German' Legion.—Seeond Captain C. de Rettlieritto be Captain,. First Lieutenant Lewis Jasper • to he • Sec6iid ' Captain, vice Rettherg. First. 'Lieutenant William de Schad*: to be ditto. Second Lieutenant Win. • de Genhen to be First Lientenant, rice Jusper.'Secorid Lien tenant Wm. de tieliarnle - .eNt to be ditto, vice Beliade: Se cond Lieutenant Frederic ? , Di : esitler to he ditto. Second Lieutcnatt AngustnsPlatinkuche. Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers.—..ll, Smith, Gent, to be a 1 Veterinary Surgeon. niEn. On Sunday, the 12th ingt..,,Gi)oclson Vines, of Wootou-ntidez•- Edge, Gloucestershire, I'm, aged 82. • • • On Wednesday list, in Or t i t ond-street;( , ) , neen , sigu are,L o a don, Miss Sarah Chantry, late of Exmouth, Devonshil e.. Ott the 15th inst. at his. seat, Aira•tuicr Ainieslei, Esq. The same ddy, Nfeatyard, wife of Thourts Meatyard, Esq. of Hartvove, Dorsetshire. t )ti-the 16th inst. J. H. Stuvens i 'Esq. of Strinford-bill. • ~ Mti Friday last, suddenly', C:aptittit Const.thlr, of,tbe Skrvice. . . ~Klh the ]Stir rust. in Spital-square, Mrs. Elizabeth 131;wini wita of .Nir. joliti Bloom, iu het 74th year. week, - at .11awQiille, suddenly, Mrs. Sykes , :,-; Sykes, bLick.inlith. She liad . goue,tir -stairs- to ',cc ;..•• ' of. the day by a i'atelithat tea'sthe.riww.. ' v r: i tnriiing, her husband wri.t , to see the • oecwlion, •,' cortne oil tit« hed,iwitli 'the %YAW!) in her 111ETEOROLOGIC.11, U. BANKS, PDILOSOPITICAL INSTRUMTNT AfAx.En, STRAND IThermometer. I . I I . Weat‘her. •• . - _, . 41 . 4..-2. ,:. ..;,..; , ..:. li 4: ! 4 1 • , ...: ~- a.; 1: . 4 . - . g -ri ; . 4 . ..t,' -ri 4 [ - ............._____ iec. 0 0 0. ' ' luclics 11. 'BB' ' , 1.1 .12' 3(3 30.10 Cloody 1C1,4 , dy 12 37 37. 40 3£l- .15 , 1)n, . 1)0. Is • N.; 39 Si) lid .09 - Do. Do. 14 ' 3.3 :34 64 26 ,29,96 rot i r , Fon' 5 30 83' 33 33 . :35 Do. Cloodr, a ' 437 43 147 45 .70 ', ; Clolitly Mot; 7 49 0 IS .50 :1 1 , 0 y, ) Itain Cloud 1 MOST INIELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. • iVeanesday pro ve d one o f t h e most st.uldenly I s t e m v . et i .e s f l r 6 o . sts l ev:c e r i t c l e .t r i l t i c i t e n t he n r n e i t i l t A t t v M on a d e l ; an t a h l e , inticearr ,. ti c a n y ry s , el iit ra F l a s r k e n a i l t t e e i r t s ': v e ritur thermom ete r, _ventur e d on jn . 1 basin : and, we are sorry to state, that three the City, soon ' became frozen over, and on that tle b ti n :a 'g c: l of ik ti s te lives were 'unhappily' sacrificed to this temerity t--; A son of Gene ra l Sir \V, Chnningham,-it young Gentleman who ltad lust finished his education, • and was' On the point of accepting a desirable situ ation 'in the East India service; 1 son of Dr. 1 Briggs, at Worccs,ter, who was on a visit at Sir ' %Valiant's ; and Felix Mogg . (au apprentice of Mr. Harrison) of Union-passage), son of ----- Magg, Esq. of %Vincanton. The youngest of, the three,. Master Briggg, fell in first, and his companion, in endeavouring to rescue him, shared the same fate. Anxious to r,,nder assistance to the unfor tunate young Gentfeulen, the third youth hasten ed to the taccd spot—tli,c fragile surface again gave way, and be sunk never again to rise alive ! Thus have three families beet) plunged into the deepeit ; tailictiun by this deplorable aeekleot. * App. ( 11;114; ge tho NVentlier. , . PRICE OF STOCKS . ON SATURDAY. !tank Sttlek, , 2.154 - India 13nrAi, )s. is. dis. Nary &per C..nt. shut .SnAh'Sca Stock, Irish $ per Cent. . Excfreq.,llilli, 4s, -51. pr. I pia Cent. 76/ ' Old Onminnt, Ili 3 per Cent. Reif. 601141 New ditti4 . 9li - . :3 'per Cent. Cons. s h u t Taiperial .tan. 3i . . Haul; L. Ann. It 1:3-16tlis i Cons. for Opening, 6ellf / flittie. sto g k, _ . , . , , , z,esteruay as•all Old Seaman; named Allen, employed at the Signal Station near :len zance, was proceeding to that place, he was bar. buronsly murdered A soldier bai been .nppre hended on suspicion of committing the horrid crime, on whom cr.d articles of apparel be 4 1011 giu tO the deceased were found.: of R been i the Tgei r il t i a Sa l Ela ra i°f : ri r : o "(:%i fl ;'ll e ae' r jt eCt tnj t tYl l n t i e tEa t h r eA i e s 6 c Lt3i t ;it v 44:lH e t s i:::' a ° : lt ; t : b ' f /:i e :: j : ' t t' c'' j public patronagein the profession of physic. For the plop , of justice to the restilrotour studies andexmiencei''i: CO prevent us tro ut b e i ng elastic(' among those eirt pirics Who imprudent pretensions have 'unfortunately for s ociety. I, !=cl tooll%ourably received, we beg leave to submit to the !nen and entigittenoi a rditlical'aiitelient Of our 'innies and ae quirernents. fret havilig received a regul a r medics! ethnic tion• as the pupils of Nle'ssrs. Grind:Hand " 41 `1 1 I eetu res and practice we carefully attended, as prolessors any surgeons of,t)tytuhaaei jcu l o iz i gc u ee tl ef l h. l tr o :ac t it p ien : lo3 ta su l crious iv , it .at e on i r i i t s e ,ri r we e de ti ric o ca ti iii r l te set l qura v i e cti s Ateur • e as a n t ie u n ti t e i n t t l s ie in ii in die different branishes of anatomy. surgery, the theorY afla pradice t t phyie, chemistry, rnittWilery, botany, Arc. 14 " by those eirthunit professors, Ors. Munro, Gregory, Mask, lituniltiln. Duncan atal Rutherford. We trust we shall nut be:le:ruled lift:sumptuous in saying that our proficiency .1, 114 acquirements an- not inconsiderable. Having fur a long semi. of years mule Venereal Complaints, anti the various disonxit et the 'particular objelitOt otir studi e s a nd pOeliceL It w'. he 411 ,, that.walio,e aivtireti.itoqiirita it nci.i;Jecige of their tre_it went and cure. In slight and fue,t . cases of infection a perfect re-est,dilislitnent is completed ill rhe short period or two days ; arid in those of the litraost vetvr.iey, -where other prat fitionerN have faileit of success, a proper p . cruveni.:l4:e in our plan of !tea finent ensures liittia pabent'a side and ralical cure. Amidst tile rtiel4ocfiuty variety of disorders which are the effects ot a habit loug JO most unhappily pursued fly t 14d your:rot both sexes, there. arc bone more ahirmiay, or iti . ,(C iiistreutnA titan those de:icierxzs ; and debilities which fre t-prettil) prevent or embitter tiit triatrunonial 'Co Such py sons it roust he a cnil,s4ll;Won to know that they may t uns:, by new and infallible niude ot treatment, he restored to that greatest of al l' human hiessit:o, .4 strong . , manly, and 'viol'. • ups eorimituti, , a. in all cases or debility, frorm witar,ver • can,V , i'ar"julg, w:!; is in every spe c ie s o f venereal iniczt ,01, be consulted by patients v ar either sex with ti1 , 4 , c." . " • est Secrecy and honour. ikur,o 011%011ra Not! Jr h nun trwn ce l lWahtee, and floin 6 in the evening tit: to at night. l'ifierits in the country ate requested to SLlte the partj.' o " tars at their case, age, an,: gcnerai habit of living, Are. .tc• it closing a rernitt,.nce f•r advice apt when the satos will t.e given, or sent I.) an.y part of the k rig& . To ensur e that sec;ec y soessentia. to .Our undertaNin4, the postas o " , criers :nay !).z..1(1.1e,.1 to tile' li:!courir tor ruedi-cii:es. - ClllCltlp,a t ui t.- ittgons, No. r,7t Hat ron-i;•ardrohne• 0:17 - Messrs. C urrie and Co.. have r.,:ertiticates from-for above respectable I' rof essors Or L on d on at;t i the skill, and it urristrity, with w 00 ' • fumed the nude 4 the:it :hiring the time tJtov t • ,te! tLeir l'ri,(9l(!e LO N I si Printed by J. U. CA Ittil'A IRS, No. t", Cra y " - lLu_i':ri, ; itud pillrlislo.ll 1)) IV; A. SCRIPPS, of fir;xl.;,r, 11:). :•• s-orPitg, No. II:, Strand ;- b'tie A dturtisi; nieNts, Ordvfil, Lcitc) - i plid) &c 4 Wust Wt addrastd• ---......—... r -- . COURT .Or CIIANCEItY, DEc. 19. I ' cuttoNo v. 'MARQUIS Tow NstiEND.—(Demurrer.) , B _oir-rrnr.r.T.— ni spture:ty; Mr. Nines . was _ „ 0.4, I‘lt is ll2 : ll , Eit : . 1T A r AUXIIALL - . Ani.entvei. eat; i in int e , titotiug the parties, who are in cusroto, oa, 'Elle fitther of the present Marquis ot Towns- i);0 eat; of he' ll , geonaerned in the atrocious murder tat theib , r l hold had, upon his marri:lge, • agreed to settle certain lands, of the value of 5,0001. a year; 'to FORGERY. his own use for life, remainder to his first' 'and i c li u l t e te c. ita e fc7 i f ' utt r itTs l araTi j o v :. te. . ‘4lle ini 7 1 7 " .7*:i ... . other sons in tail. This agreeinent be g le cted to carry into execution ; and. therefore, , the house of Messrs. R b obarts, Curtis and . Co. hanker: : .had - -- 11. - e : , 1 ! .e ' d q , , , i• r t ' i n s rd u a l v ,i .: i o n ta offrrf:)'„;..hitntSlib,lrUultlti.irtilbj:'iVdiCrlid;!lTl:lur : 0 3 .::, i h i1 3 . 1 4 ! i lIIS sole, the present Marquis, filed a bill for a spe •itanct.4 are as follow : about six tatattlit since the p cific performance. Pending the suit, the present ; ci so s i t t ' e L r fell into eumnanv with a. merchant who reside., ill . 14 . I other evidence was produced th an the to: ! cer's,. but tl !. r , Ma rti tt is , as a security 'for a debt of 2000/. due I city, at Live:Tout, who ))0(1 just arrived there frou r i : Azi li e t tili from him to Dr. , Curling, the plaintiff, agreed to charge the estates in question (which inight be ii ii , e lu m e a t aTr e e a n s ea t e , ed n)erc 'a ' lL ' • I'•' , • ' , the prisoner us 11% clerk. -. .. n , . _. l . I Olen the r. priso i n e er stated Ili ats u c t if n t , t; t l::. l ll• t e l .• l l e el s t ' a A nt r e , 4 . hie. 1 % 1 ; set out in various counties) with a sum of 3,0001.; i A ; ' h ' .. .ew -ays same ~„e prisoner was sent to MtesikrAs.,nt , 7 1 ; ., the charge, however, being . contingent, and de pending upon the -event of the Marquis surviving Cut i ti.s, l and li Co.'s, ( l . ;:i2i e s i nrs , ter'Llt i t i t , oi e t rt a t i i ttl to G 1 1 : i t , ' mo i ler, n u his father. The Mas Tea of the Rot.r.s decreed a specific than sums. Application Ireing on f ttle h at . t u ht: ) l . l s o e l ( l l l4...': ,, l a t ue l , ► the ' ! ' l4l X li l r ln i t l ill:(i in tii e r r i ' u . , and fou r nd 'el o7f comp:tring I . ellecks and sums did . not agree, there being ttint:l:t_l:l;;:i,tirlii:l4:it: performance of the marriage article ; but before t clerk:ttrtig w , l a w a i d . C:: l l , .. t i z i p i c t l l: l e n a e c q c ti n e i l l i t t it e s o tat t ed e I ' d i!o l tell to he Pu' in i, ', " , farther pree eedings - the father died. Dr. Ctoling that he. delivered to thepriitsuer a correet :Account' i r n , u ___ and snap: haring comparvil and examined Ilis t u t i o v i c ie y ( " t r ii ", then sued . ; out an elegit in the County of . Cum- stud .pri.pns3'b master discovered !111 sour ,(!, v. ., 3 bridge, and filed his bill to revive the suit for the specific perfortinnice„&c. To this bill there was - sure he tud never drawn.Mr, .On reference to the;!:: , 04 d ti n r i e t i l ) s .. th . at wai onssing airs fOr 3001. ano which L ' . 7 1 „,,, book, it appeared,that a Bank of Eitgland note lor !! ., : , , 1 ,, a demurrer, on the ground of want of interest in been paid for it. On applic•stion at the Bank, A """ id the plaintiff, who, it was contended, had no title . till the previous suit was finished, kind the lands at Roharts, Curtis, itiniCo.'s .for the draft, had bueo . l l 7 . l : l lr i t.ia „ tained that t 1:e samenanli-note for :;uOl. which had b.O.Vn, set ont which were to be subject to the charge.— The eleivit in one county was 'lathing, as twit Con- t., t n h oL l , 3 ll l :•r ° : a l l• t g e ,l i a r u e d o . i l , tVe w v;:i7te i.e i - 1 12 :;: d " D 'E n s 74:1 ; 1 '''' curorrs Drury-lane. stet, butt the lands Might be set out in another. The VICH , CHANCHT.LOR Was of opinion, that On application to these Gentlemen , note hatipassed through their hauds, ur tha4 i i i,?:,_ Essex it iota the Bat!k. On I I e.ose.y examinuag the wr i :m . t? 0 , 1 ,,,, the plaintiff had a title to sue, upon the ground of and Son, ..I,:c. It was. 'suspected to have been Is It . c : th ` A l i e ,t)le agreement, as otherwise he would be without . prisoner in a 'disguised and. It i, now sipPes'"l'' `,. ,1,,,,541 forged and uttered the draft for :;001. and that wito; ~ n v. , remetly.---llertittrrer over-ruled . ' • sent by his master to fetch his book and drafts from . 1 . '...‘2 .0 , e d -----, • Curtis, gild Co. he tad - tiiken tfie for , cd draft and t t !:. ! I A COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Dec. la. it, a rid all , . a goad dcaft;that it might ' appeJr a uos .. L. , : ck . ' er ,, __....1a5.--...:.. • • ' BROWN V. SISIPSON. ' .11 into 010001 .I avoid' deteL.:l4)lL ' whet) he was tat,.. . _ lent, 00,,,„;,,i, BANKR i:PTcY ENLARGED. • The ATTdRNItv-GENRS it. -stated l . • . , t tat in this searched hon. and found a 201. Aink,•ot .P:11;, , , 1 ,6',,, , he S. Bartel', Scarborough, mariner, ' Dec.to J er trout ec 5 an g5l catisethe plaintiff, Carpenter of the Lady Ca - stle- othtreotes to the amount of Isl. Ota-bis h'eitqs i ti ...it the ' at Guildhall. ' ' . . e notes, he repli,Nl l! , hod " n i',.4 to BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. . reigh East Intliarnan, sought for damages against tr ,L,P„e s l) .7i ' t e h s li ( !): ) l : • -t o ll ei Anieric•A • tiii , , hav•eref* 11 ' •d 1. 1 1" J. Elliott, Elthatn, Kent, baker. ' • the defendant, Commander of that Ship for most 1 lir impo t ssible, as 01 extnninit4;the &de it ps,u, , t• • '„ e e ;. be Pr"' • . BANKRUPTS. - - gross ill treatment, in conseqttence of which h4ve been isitied front the Bala; last ()clover. . R. Doitgal, Commercial -road, plumber, Dec. 24, 98, am! ,' Brown, who hied f; one b • fresh . ' they denied c ,avithstrathis ' ails committed on further ecansination. . , cat kd him , Jan. 29, at Guildhall. Attinne), mr. Pantile, steptiey s,ont. on boat •d coloured and N! tNSION•HOII4E.-Oli Saturtiay a versou, w'' i , i r g,., 1 ;,,t, ,Causev•ay, Itatcliff. , - sett • D — atir; , Maetland, was chargea infne the ' L° 1 -.1 ,cruit' I. Merryman, Wendielnirv, Oxford, Ibionr-morehnnt, 0 t .. e .. i I ;Na:cf. Mid owing tO the ,blows he had reeeive.l t i.,.%c.ith h a vi "g acce p te l * "" 1.31 rills of • E Y' l l'io ig le'f i r t : -, "klif. T " 2 , 1, J iiti. I, and 29, at the Totn-ball, Oxford. Attornies Me:srs. - RobLison and Co, Charter -house-square; Loudon ' tun bis lOins by I;ei tg 1- t I li' l I lit femiant, , ra. i .., ),...., an( 1(.., , e , ; thi s ale. . i t i t i i i il. w tt e ie r ,..we d e rp t e or i i:;:s i e ja e tt l ice w e tl. p h te a d a s l u n r. t j ei r l y eih , A11t, ,,, , ,, , , 14 1,2 c , 5 . he was amicteit with Incontinence' of I cutteaea ' t of the name of IloW; and itt . orde to keep t .l . „..,.. M. Turnbull, Moulton, Lincoln, shoi4eeper, Dee. 30, 3i and Jan. 20, I at the White 'tart, Spaltlini;. AttOrne •M I urine, %which would.prevent his making-anY future t , Li• ' • 1 '- 1 - ), r. voyage. . Capt. Bishop, J. Taylor, the ship's c , o at k .. • Apostle, where on the 15i16 in question lA , ' ‘ '' l " l _ ',4.,,,•„r Gaunt, Lamb ti-Conduit -street. P. Seittiamore, Bristol, victualler, Dec. 31 J•in 1 and 0 9 at- ' JOIIIISOII, the gunner, and J. Bland, the gunneor'; the . Bush, Bi•istol. Attornies, Sir S. liltitco • tn ' be add ' Co, Ib ' • t Serjraat's-lon. • mate, detailed the particulars of the assault and residing at Chebnsford, and /*ion' whOut the paitic _ r _ ' M. Clarke ,Dartford, Kent, victualler, Dec. 21. eR, and Jan St i i ateG, that at th ' t 1 • k I . , o tint it, too, place, pawing was ~;',- ccived no such person. could he found. Timid B ills, Viffl,r . "l, o , o , , I LI. :',:,4. ; : . :1 1 :3 t0 . lid. the 11 1 :1 a . t: 1 1 1:1: 1 1 1 11: be: li n e : , ai i t r : t r O e , :t n, ( if . 7:tr o.. the strove conoting-house by Lis brother-in-Jan,. 4 :, ,i r, vituiii 29, at Guildhall. Attorney, llr. Williams, Cursitur-street . . • H. Forsttr, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer, •Jatt• 17,13 &tad • quite sober. . Mr. PARK, fOr the defendant 1• r .ti •t•i ' d ou his 104.-hall atttl. hY vi , lx""' wa..4 - -trutted that the plaintiff 29, at tlie George, N ctvcastle ' -npon-Tyai.' ' Att.Ci j rnies Mevrs. Holt anti Co. Rectory-house, Lutlibfiry, London. I* l butt Mil ecniVigiC 'n sttlillileciejitl7.. Ant:t(zetitlclbseconvsinitgleri,i,t(l: ei, teas entitled to a verdict 1 . 1 , aPl , e lll ±. l ;,tfl* ilk Pri 4 u"" 6 " d g i V " f 'he . u • l' ‘ . 7 ; . ( 1,. ::: 00 . " 4 1! ,'" • ••, , ' mutest° Cilt . i.'erilpf , sli d SOLLlttiilileS to Grove. : p , tt . c . ~ . . I. Bragg, Queep-street, Lung;acre, Jeweller,' Jan. 4,9, and :smallest dattiage: L ; ..aea Calling -ht, tea I 1 - se t f Mr. Roberts. 1 bc, Inisonct .. 29, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Nlessrs. Mayhew sand Cu, b . 't and i•I€""- Symfind's-lun. some rude behaviour •he had'experienced from the. . . • • the river and iettnn, Lir ruoKr"" rite. • 0' • . liIVILT.NDS. • . ' • evidence, Ceptain Bishop, which . he said was' • - into , the .onticllt. ot . I •• ' • troiOing the .„, etwanses a , .1 . tri „ . .13. 1111- , lan 16. 11.; P. Goodson, of Leadenhall-street,•-•sadler-=-Jan. natural from a felhiw cOuntryman and a Scot I not which fatitug on some extet•teve 1 , ra ll , i : tit ' e 's y. ti L u i) ''' 'l u l . t 1 i , I r: . f ' ti i i, ; :t r a i l i a e s t l ' t I- . . ii i e i x ' s i t . s a ' . Y i c ti L i i ,l l ' ' e r ti 4 t t e i tl o d a n . '',,. ; 4 i i c .l 3' a ".. i t t, ' i . I . : ll° Q u' a ' '' ‘ , I. i i 1 . . 1 , 1 : . 11 . , I° . * :‘ , l; f l iglu •• to near , 10J,etx.?1 . ~, hop In AI I , he prOeeeded to state, that so far from - . t ti ii % l3 .l . : r k e b.fr t u ... t : ilb e ee „. g i t ili a tl i t s ii h t: c tu,' il n‘ s el v?t b b ., o2!; g u t g u i ; is , e ' rl i Vi ae t d r i.. . 1 : .: t!j I7; CI-t :l :*°: b k.7l l . ,;. { . 3 „ • 18. Jr Askew and W. IS', of New Brike-street 11111 friars, ..straw-hat-manutaCturers—Jan, 8. it. E, Pt i •rey, ‘ cif 1 Charles-glut:re, lioxton, stock-bridter-_,T„ 10. J. Thnilliee a - wanton and !mita! assault, this affair amounted smiaa„. , moan th. ti, of St."/eetniartl, Dlyonshire; merchant-4 l n j 8 0 - • w - . , ' ito 110t 1 "' l r te b n ci t t I I ; dr s t l i i i i l p k on, more than that Captain Simpson, in a paid the exPe"'s all apderSsPiSrted: ill incurred, was securely rep Mackereth, of Crown-Arreet, Finsl, nry - sq • uarc,.ll;l;or d tri l l . * I '' '• 'did ..--„lan. 11. U. C. Pontifex, of Holborn, silk-merce 4 r Jl 4. l i e" . , :. n .' i t 1 .1: 1 u:k i" , uti:rttith C } ' I t: I tif . ;: l e . ; 1 t w e discharged. ' 47 ii Et 0 0, 4 • mte d . • tna'n was tined in the sum at twenty • . atti 1114) a LiarTv-GARDEN.--tar; Saturday James tre iodui.: J. Hewitt, of St Jul::, -street , li e d • 1 . Atkins', of" Popti's-brad atis n s -13. 1,11 4 • '"--141 , 1 1 ' --* -" filffiriming that there were only ten inches water in Jaws C'Ailrery, the notedlituber-ineretiadn.lttsi,t,is I_,liii.l,,n, the. told.-when in fact there Were 22 inches there- ttp for souther examination,. and c:,injreltiotituei,ii far trial 1 I , : u d i i vc ; 1 % Gould, otPlywouth, builder-f Jan. 8 .. 1 J a . - H ' i n cis i n i x .. , ot !' l 2 V . ort i .( I) ;. iu .Y. draper—Jan. 8. T. Saunders of Whitechapel-read, liatief-- 1 - i in, the Captain, in the irritation of the moment, next, when they are to be fully , parate charges. dasher —a.-S. W. Thurlow, set). of SwaHow-street: ' cherie ' monger-3.m. ts. 11. York, ik Care ,la . (i.el silk - , struck him with the sounding -rod ; and that the dealer—Jun. S. W. Camden, of liachney-road, carpent. r : y 7 tit , , e ipslt e, disorder of which be complained had afflicted him ' in a former voyeee and before he came On board CER TIFICATES-4ale. 8. J. auulter, of Matiebester, druggist-«-P. Sbort,_pf Carnahy- . the Lad* C• sit! ••:' 1 1 ' street„Catiothy•tharitet. v(iftt,tktiteVictira,rneulegi±colifaiiiiinVti,,airt: .l Mr: VC1111.); acilittltlL:ll:. Phillips, the ' first told Sg« coed mates; proved that the plaintiff Was repeat - nierehant—T. / toughlon, ship-ownts--J. Tyler;of Aroun ' t - Sor- . . bairn, of South Shields, edly drunk, and. on the night in question rah, Leicestershire, miller—J. Hall, of Smolt Moretti' II •k- • shire, dealer in horses —T. Kellaway, of West Cowes ' '• v t i l ' ' the i ststed that there were only ten inches water in t t i r i; Isle of Wight hither-1' • Il• rl•f Y. ;di .• K "I .notti, when there were full twenty-two inches ; , .al' a i 0 •,1 Ag, to.; draper-- it i t that on being desir,...tl to avalk along a plank to C. J . Jones, of Cro,by-row, Bermondsey, tailor. . " , prove his sobriety, he could not walk str i'l PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVEI). ' - M. and F. J. Humble and E: Strong, Liverpoal, blach- a 6 i, smiths—Al. Hall and J. Willi 4, of Shalleld,putler s .,.._c . mum, 'lnd was evidently in a state of intoxication, rin d G•Almond, and - 1t..1.11,3 ( • 3 , of the Old Change, svarehoto e- , had had his allowance of grog stopped.—Mr. Vox, oten,•W. Oakley mid It: Martin of Church-stre.et St John' i Southwark, WoulgtillAeri—R: j * It ' d "' and e r: Oliver, „ I St.trgcon ,of the Lady Castlereagh, stated, that pre wood-street,. quill toesetiante._..w ti,,-„,. W . . ic — N: f vions to the assaidt the plaintiff had applied to him pier, and T. P. Harvey, oLt r l y i : e m t ;1; stud IL:1,1, 1 1 .4 ‘,11,-W3t,.; having a fever, ' and also another complaint siii&.l, Chapel-street, iv.stmins r er, . . 1 ti S t r Ornli, of Cilv4 he said he had in a former voyage iselieti inChitiLi friars, corn-factors B. , atm y accoutrement-makers— JJ. Stevens and W. Trimble, of Watling-street, 'Warehouse- IT ) a g ld r , i t f i l i t l a y i t o rd t t i ; i t L e l I :e N e evidence li a ( p )i l : l i t l : G s l : ifial isttehliiiislascilt:ltls,ler)ii,ntigti jantbaditi•vohbly's'6so:llo: !SUM—J. Mutt and al. M,Lawlitt,"coiree and tea urn makers. -er better not not to take the execution of• the law into their own hands, recapitulated the evidence per spicuously, and left the case to the Jury, who returned a verdict—Damages 40 shillings. sotowst v. 91AIPSON... This was between the same partici. Accord ing to the custom of the East India Company, ahe. plaintiff, as carpenter, was entitled to one• ton' freight free, anti haul also purchased of the gunner his privilege. The goods, valise 4001. were sent in a craft with some - belonging to the captain, and also,otlrr goods and stores belonging to the cap: bin of another East India ship, then lying Ileal. Calcutta. After part of .the captain's goods were taken op board,. the captain desired the craft to be cut away, and the plaintiff was deprived of the advantage of freight,, as well ,as loss of his pro perty. .It appearing, however, that the captait) had. goods in the craft worth near 12001. which shared a similar fate, Lord ELLENBPROITGII ob served that there was no proof of tt malicious ita tention.—Plaillriff.nonsuited. TLICie two causes . • -- occapied six liptir6l--------- . I, 4 / 4 4 . 4.1, 1 it . ' ts 111,1 whj Fermi P re I.z to /