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OLD, BAILEY. r, SIXTH -DAY—TUESDAY', SEPT. 2.2. FRAUDULENT I.3I.NKRUPTCY• James,iiullock, a bankrupt, who carried on busi ti.t.ss and brandy merchant, in Laurence Pouintitydanp, in the city of London. and in Scot , laud-yard, )Wstminster, county of Middlesex, Was indicted, under the Statute, for secreting and embez zling part uf,his elleas, - to 4 4he fraud of his just and' la s%ful creditors. In other-counts lie was charged with' defranl!ing his creditors of a Bank-note inr 5001. of another for 3001. and in other 'counts, with dc frinding ltiscreditors of certain notes 'of a similar de notnimition,.fitr .whith hp had exchanged these 5001. Bank . -notes with Messrs. Berries and Far- quhar. - • - • GURNEY and Mr:BOLLASID having opened the • case nn the part of the prosecutieu,,called witnesses to support their statement. Tie petitioning creditor's gebt; to . a considerable amount, arising trim] sales ofbrandy and wine made to Bullock, was fully proved. A perscin of thenatne of Bryant, who had aCted as trayk:iling lerk to Bullock; was then called, to prove .thdr he bad commuted atvaet of bankruptcy. - • Mr. CoNs'r and Mr. , ALLgv objected to the testi,. mammy cif Mr. Bryant being received,. he having ati interest in supporting . the Commission, being a cre ditor under it. Mr. 'Bryant declared that he had now no claim . ankle; time Commissioti, his .debt having been satis fied. •I.lr. ALLP,Y still contended, that the witness, now offered to 'be addtfced, though he might now be a compttent ',witnesq; was , not so at the time be was • exlmined before the Commissioners, where he bad .been the oily witness adduced to prove the at of - Bankruptcy,' without which the. Commission could, not have proceeded, and as to which, he being an inanbitissiole witness, the Commission was a mere • tinny, heini al, tirigine. defective; of coursej that the present indioticut, which rested solely On the assumption of the Prisoner's having been duly made • 'a bankrupt, timSt fall to the ground. • •, It having been suggested, that thhiobjeCiiou would .' come more properly at the conclusion of . the case for, the prosecution,' Mr. ALLY waved .his objec tion for the present. Bryant win then examined, who proved that Bub. lock had committed ads of Bankruptcy by quitting his house, on account' of debts due by him, find bein? als-o•denied 'to his Creditors. •.bifitbbs and'Stracey, servants of Bullock, • were also examined as to the removal of certain parts of his eife6.ls, from one` house to another, and as to supposed demonstrations Of Ins intention to conceal . theta from. his!Creditors, • Loid Eeep.toiononon's warrant for the commit, Ment of the Prisoner, to ensure his-surrender to the Commisiioners of Bankrupt; was proved. :Mr. Josh •Garth,• Solicitor under the commission was 'present ; at twit meeting of •the Commissioners, , on :the Bth Itme, at the Baptist codee-house, Chan- Cer'y-iiino, when the Prisoner surrendered himself under the • commission. i He was examined, and the; questions-and answers committed to writing, l'he balance . tmacconnted for, on the•tx)oksi which Were regularly kept ',at thaend of:May waS about :1701. but in the'course -of that month' had increased -to 1 2001.—Being desired to explain what payments he, had made dOring May, nut specified in his books', he said that he paid to G. Jones, in Cherch-street,ctiel sea, 501. to E. JOne , t, - 2501. The Commissioners met again the - i-atit June, When the bankrupt did'not at tend:; and on'the 25d June, when he diaattend; on which Occasion Mr. , G.Medley, Mr.Cowell, and Mr. Pirkeit were nciminited Assignees. Witness was frequently ulterwards in company with the bank- Toot and Assignees. He was present when thebank rupt was questioned as to the payinent made to Mr. Jones - and Miss Jones, • when he admitted he bad • been Mistaken in . saying 'that he had made any piyment to„Elizabeth Jones, •the' payment of 2501. , paid to have been , made to her, having also been made to.Grittith Jones, to whom he likewise made an additional paynient of 2701. 'making altogether •10e01." His rells(M for paying this 'sum to 'Griffith I Jones was, that he' had formerly borrowed it from q'Ae. Assignees having expreiised their Mien lion of calling on Griffith Jones for re-payment. of the Sum, the •Prisoner ...Begged that they might not do so,' but that it being a debt :whielt he had esteemed himself-bound in honour to pay, he might' s 71thuselt be permitted to iieipart the--demand of. t h e , *Assignees to Mr. Jonei. No person on account of the Bankrupt -14:state had ever, to :his'. tcnowledge, , , received rather of :the sums, stated by the Bankrupt • to have byen paid byiltim to Griffith Jones or Eliza heal Jon At the last meeting, which- stood iOr the .I,Bth of .Liy, the Prisoner did not attend. On his crossexaminatiOn the witnes's- denied that the' Pri,oner , had 'annexed any condition to his answer ,il,6T Of the tineStions put to him. He did, indeed, admit, that' the Prisoner had statedithat, - froin being, , ttarassed in mind; be could not be eXpeaed to give , • Mt Eft:curate statctilellt. , . The certificate of the Commissioners, that the Prisoner had tailed to suo . ender hfinself on his last day of exaMintition, was •.'Then given in evidence; tot the proper ()Aker HlvOlte,'Llhitt he had been in etiendaneelMn one o'cloat:.of the day on which the PrNonerookht have iruverarcred) till twelve &dock ,*at '<Jo .the sairie-day; when the corn viiisioners attended, and made, the Necessary pro rlainatit:in: :7' • ! '; 17 illiam Anthony, an- Oeker-telotting.te Boi)y -street, xtsit?,r I.hat appnetle M on tlie , -eutliofi July, by , th4:!''. SOlititot , 7ttikter" , the 'Co'n .t mliropt issued against the Prisoner, tc..o follow-bit , Keith, I'l'o wi re'4,t iiviyiid t pothei thPVlliooAtliPlYiog CPOIPaaY.si 'lO tilt -W#4l47V4Pciektttllont:EilmcftnidAq p'4ckagis'ouNadq4olyi on.thil wkartioilogio44 - 43; of ijrow,n,s•%.,Being;shOvn e . pori ii, -tigkitti! - 0 1 .10* , PiteiCtig0s , 58.4t4 t,i:43:l)ar to thattslyoWn .waited for the •Piti ):frouglit Oen with him tocAniy cid the parcOs, 'll,e aiv-iweltd to.the tt,arne,of 'Brown, • . >sie t#4ty,llo, , vitnenediate_ly, took. him into egst 9 o. I:vittaitt : 'prOceeded to :tile: Prisoner'clodgiags4 , 44.44ri0r hiM , by The .naine 'of Brown,-anOilts.. [tactic:Was froM but, that az;),• . ' .01 iinidiri . o g id tit' Prig leis' w 4 .4! 1 4 f:, -du tOkDON i'P4iinii.4l by tray to London, wtat he lipd done with _4(4 , 1. be had brought along with hill) ; theTrisfmer told him :it was, deposited in one of th., ;packages they had left at.Leith, and which were to ,be brought up .by the Packet. _The whale Nckages, the Pri. soner stated,• were of little table--r-net, more than 401. or .`”):. Mr.-Malcolm Cockburn, who *as present when the packages were opened; proved that they con tained 16 silver table-spoons,. 12 desert-spoons; a soup-ladle, and two. gravy spoils, weighing in the whole 56 ounces. The value of the packages he was not competent to estimate, though ,he thought it must exceed'4ol. On: his cross-examination head mined that the greater part of the contents of the packages consisted of wearing apparel, , and that, at all events, lie was not a competent judge of the value. In this situation, not being.able, to shew that the articles, the property of the Creditors, carried off by the Bankrupt, amounted in value to 201. and up wards, :the Counsel. tOr the Prosecution abandoned that part of their case, and confined themselves to the Bauk-notes alone. . Griffith Jones said he had. never lent.thePrisoner• -10201. cr indeed any sum of money. The witness, ! during the months of April, May, and June last, lived in Stratford Place, and in Dartford-street, Westminster. He fiegulently saw the PriSoner.dur ing the months of May and JUOC, when bp called, for the witness at Dartford-street. The last time ,P 1 he called on the witness, he made a proposalto him, or expressed. himself in such a way, as to convey to the Witness a _wish on his part that the witness should say the Prisoner had owed hiM toool. but had honourably repaid it. He understood, that . the Prisoner had wished to appear as a man having mo ney.. The witness never' did live in Church-street, or Church-lane, Chelsea. He, in tact,, ~ had never tent the Prisoner 10001. nor' had any such • sums as : 5001. 2501. or 2701. been ever paid bribe Prisoner. to him, He did not know any person of the name of Elizabeth Jones. Thomas Wild, who carried on, business along with h:s brother as wine and brandy-merchants, said that lie had, on two different occasions, •made advances to the Prisoner, at each time to the amount of 4'ool. on the security of goods asgigned over to them. On the 6th of May last, in Particular, the Prisoner ap plied to the Witness, ihrotigh the medium of Mr. ' Wallace, then his clttrund the NVitness agree - 1 to advance to the Prisoner 4001. on the security of a bill of lading of 30' ponche6ns of brandy, which he indorsed to the Witness. • He wai 'paid by a draft on Pres.:ott and Co. mina Wallace atterwards re turned, 'and got in its place a drallon Messrs. Mar tin and Stone. ..........._._. , Andrew Smith, a Clerk to the Company - last Mentioned, proved: that 'he 'aid this draft with a Bank Note fur 3001. No. 698, dated' 2d.9f April, 1807, 1111 d One for iool No. _ ii ,749, dated 18th of April,- 180 7. _,_ ___ . • .Mr. Kelly, a Clerk In - the Bank of England, Dlr. ed that the Prisoner had kept an account with them. —That the last"draft he made Wail upon the. Bth of May last, 'when he drew 5041. being nearly the . whole' balance. The Pay Clerk proved , that he posted, and ano ther clerk that he paid - this sum in one note Tor p 001 . No. 1,363, dated the tit of May, 207, and four' small notes. Mr. Thomas Farquhar, a partner of Her riei and Farqtiliar; bankers; said, Oat on the 14th 'cif July a person called on him, 'whom he dow knew to be the Prisoner at the bar. The witness took him into the back parlour, when he informed' him he was just come troth the country, and wished to open a 'chill account' kith the , Witness's Hpuse: He gave hii name and address as J. Brown, 1 1, Chapel-street, Park-lane, and at the same time 'paid into their hOctse 8001. consisting of a note for 5001. and a note for 3•01. corresponding in numbers and dates with the two notes of similar amounts 'received by the Prisoner, 'from 'Messrs: 'Martin and 'Stone, and from the Bank of England. The Witness gave the Pri_ soner a receipt for 'the notes,. and never saw him afterwards. . r, " ' 44 ' ' A Clerk belongiotter the 'House 'of Messrs. Her ries, Farquhar, and Co. proved that the Pris Oner drew out the above sum three different drafts, Under the name of - .fairies Brown, which. was understood, at-the ,time by.. the persons belonging to that. house, to, be his real natne. , TheAssignecs were then called on i and_declared that no part of this money had ever been paid over to them. ,; „. . • , :l'he-Prisoner, .when called ou for his .defence, entered into a long statement, as to the severity ot" the bankrupt laws, .by. which a traciestuan.was sub. - pet to-lose his-life for a supposed misapplication of vol. while a man of, consequence, by whom a : trades, iii3l) might be defrauded' to the evtent.of.thotands, and thereby hi reduced to a ptaty of bankruPtey, .was allowed to leopinatlarge,..or, in prison, to.. riot on the Spill Of an.. honest tradesman. .He begged of the Jur) , to consider that his. was an t,flenco under au A.Cl,gf Parliatnent,, t)pt one against', the law of God, or even against ,the'attei,ent law of this Country. Having premised; se nuelt„ lie went. on to state that : he had not bgen regularly made, bankrupt, and that he had subMitte,d, to answer under the cointnission, only under:a:reservation of: being - at liberty, still. to .assert to resist it. Mr. ALLay . , 40 CounSel for thetrisnner;renewed the objection, he 114d..formerli maile,tothe commis . slot), on the gtoupt.lthat the bankruptcy having been proved by a person yho,was not,* 1P:4411e a com petent ~ ,yitotiN tlle.commission,•Nvakifinditus -null . and void, as must also be ever,. pro... 4.kg held .un-- _der it, lie instap4dicertain. eases 14 wll4l4.Cou'rtsof limited jar isdiCtion. Might have exceef.ad. their pow ers, as the .Is , Lar4h3loca Court,,C.Ye rseßri t)f the Poor it ' 4 )6 4 poor - 4Ll;ln>.ofc• Pnd,e9l)(4.l l .de i dohat as the ; 41 'tlecrees.of +hese tribunals the.o pi irt4qiiiiie good. • • and 4f4 kund, trotu,sotne tir~ualet ~,to he,Auere_ a4;h , e .persens . Who t:, 4,t of course, liableio action trespalfo ziluu a Coalinistsjiut Though lArilitioue4,by. the Coaintbsiuilers,.,if it la • 11QUVe . d under IA - 7 4440141 awl ftehuneilt4l defep, he contendett Otras the the ,ease in the preout, be regardt,i,itiiAtiplutii nullity. , . . _ fiu.yru and gr. Justice 4'Th.,ltlCi cpuL . 9pitliqp, however, that the proof of the nkruiitoy. haight . Pe supplied :at any One, and that it had even betlAlitwi ,l i , cq-day;, nor was it,vveo alWgect . that in rtmlity, the ironer was oIA, la4q).:rupt. Utr the face of the , Comtpision; thet w:PritcEier. was, (iny dtclareA a bankrupt,• :Intl_ it :was ,Licit :fur *tlle Court to look iqvhe evidence on ,% - vhielk,the,cotu r missione:slrad cow to that ,conclusion. The Clerk. lie, Docket (Ace, from rn • whence commissions 'of bat hiupt ptciipcc d a docket .Struck against the Prisoner on the I:_ith„of July, 1806, in which a person ; of,,the,name of Hudson w Atkinson was the person .who made, the atfidaVit. The docket was. struck by Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, solicitors.., The docket had., never been piii cceded in, but notice-that it was,departed ,from had ,been given in,Qaober.hist.. ,• - Mt. George Wallace swore, that at the period when the docket was struck, he .was the Prisoner's clerk, and that .he had then committed an ad of bankruptcy, by , leaving his, house, and having him self denied to his creditors., 00 his cross examina tion he admitted that he was a creditor of the ,Pri soner's, that he had used attachments in the Lord Mayor's Court, and that superseding the present commission, would have the eite6i of:procuring him payment of his-.debt: • , , Hudson .Atkinson, the person N'lto had made the affidavit last. alluded to, was nephew to the 'Pri soner; but' the witness knew rultbing• 'as to - the existence' of the debt Aloe to him, Or V l 6lllO he was or was not years' of a . ge.. ,On the part•of the prosecution ? Mr. Lowe was who said, that ae the time of striking : the docket in iluestion,, be Wa Solicitor :for they soner, • . Being asked what conversation he had previously held with the'Prisoner—r , , • • Mr. ALLEY obje&etl, that; by the law of evidence, no Solicitor could be allowed' to betray confidential' communications made•to him by his client. - Mr. Justice HEATH held this to be the Law of Evidence, but at the same time laid it down, that Mr. Lowe must be supposed to have a&ed in the business as the Prisoner's Solicitor. A•paper, purporting to be a copy of the register of the birth of Hudson Atkinsons taken out of one of the packets' found along with the Prisoner, was . then oared in evidence of his.age ; but was refused to be adivittcd. Mr. ALLEY then contended,.i,tiat under. the 461, of the 46th of the King, introdeited by 'Sir Samuel. Romilly, he bad done enough to set aside the pre sent commission. By that Act it was declared, that the striking of a docket should at all times be . deem-, ed sufficient evidence of a. prior a& of . bankrUptcy, if there Should then .attually bean existing. creditor's debt. The Ad even went The length of declaring, that if a - ptirchaler should, after such a notification of Bankruptcy, contra& with aninsolvent person, he- must be the" sufferer, and that he' had only liituSelf to blame, 'for. his carelessness,..iti .not consulting, as he could easily& the Docket Office, fie suatnit= ted that he had now clOne sufficient to shew that this last commission was a nullity: He' had produced a docket aa j tually struck; he had proved a petitionit , t creditor's debt; and he had even gone farther, tit ' she Wing drat the Prisdnat had then committed 'an ad of baniiruptcy. • Mr. Justice H i3ATTI and Mr. Justice I..n.ELANc, however, again concurred in opinion th:it then, was no evidence of a Petitimiug debt.::: on the cinittary, 'that if they were to give. &Teel to claim now insisted cm by the Counsel for the Pr soner, they would render uf iio Use the very which he built. • After 'a . distina charge from . Mr:lustiCe HEATIr, the Surrretired," and in'nhonta'qUarter of aJ hour returned a verdict of Guilty. POLIC'L IsovrstßEET.--Vth' severa Sundays :during tite 1- summer months, the . pea;.:eful inhabitants of . St. Giles's and Us vicinity were kept in continual alarm, by. the outrageous conduct of lower kind of Irish,'. resident in that neighbonrhoOd, and other parties Of 'lrish, who carne from Whitechapel, -. 'Shadwell, Woolwich, &c. for the express purpose-of:fighting, in which confliCts mud) mischief has been fretluent ly done.; The savage fereiciti of those people' (both men and wOmen)• indecinvhern to use bludgeons, knives, cutlasses, rusty swords, shovels, „and other ..dapgerons weap6ris. Complaints ;of this- shocking -; , - profanation o( the-Sabbath were'made , tO the Magis vales, and a strong guard of constables and patroles were ordered to-, attend,' by' whom several of the ringleaders were apprehended;and obliged .to find bail foftheir good behaviour, which then had the desired effea. of checking; the nuisance. For tWo or three. Sundays past this praaice has berms renewed. , .7-One of. these riots continued almost the whole of Sunday last, ;which: .being' represented - to Mr. , RlAn,;.f the Chief. i\lagiorate 'Of this Office, he sent a -number of patroles in. the'-evening, who, notwitit standing that they 'met with great' resistance, and were &;Saulied wide :sticks, brick-bats, Scc they - took four of the principalsld the affray into custody, who; were yesterday examined before Mr. GRAILANI, .when, .appearing to be very able fellows, and ;no) in any particular employ, the Magistrate sent,them on board.the tender. is...esommir• PAil‘kt'S Swrramaso..:-- , Mary Elizabeth' Was 'charged before,the Sitting Alderman, it 'Gadd • halt, With defraudineMisti Robinson, of the Angel' 'lnn; in Angel-itreet, Martin'a-le-grank. and &hers; under falser fetenecs; Mrs. Robinson' stated, 'that the Prisoner had Conic. to her Inn in the'clirrrac-' ter of a lady, in, a post-clialse,' pretending fo'have p cotild to, f.ondon receive a' fortune - or twenty thousand pounds., that she rode out „fiequently to Ai i ir''Sl i triker's, 'at . Charing ., -cross,.. and' to a marl . g; in 1310pMsbUry; that she 'had frecluently six Or seven persons to dine with . her, 'And that from the ' 19tit of August to the t 7th of Serttembel-, 4 she find run lipa bill; of helm' 1 . At Wilgth, sirs eCding - her, 'Mrs Rabinson,iniisted upon going to theßank, Where she Said she I.Vailio iCeeive money. 'Mien they Caine there, she. .w.entln at one dOor; and..slipped .otit.at the ;other . unpet6eived. • She' wag pftefilvards traced to Rornford,..where 61 . 1e' had given entisiderail ..ble orders ten dress-maker, under similargetbnees: She was arrested for the debt; and being . airpady - in custody, the Alderman gave her over to the Sheriff" . , -- QUEEN-SQUAIi E.—Yesterday. youpg gird, wr.s brought before the Magistratep to hoivigr a cote- 0111:4T)1{ T l / 4 '.Z Riew Ak r, s t of No. 4, Ivianlett-couri, Bow,ttect ; and published by w lAA AM AkiglCEK ' Scßxrps, ouS t inti, m o it on .strat, Grosvenar-scriam; ..trartri .whore didit,rii6othotzir (1 rdpre tar the Pater. I ellery for the Editor_ &e. (butt-twilit. trust be adareSSed• pla'nt as to a melitdtektpj)hery. It cant - 6 ont that - she had been hired by; a publican,-in Westminster, itlaotitsit weerk since, ii'h) haii'er3 , 74iiiprudntly taken litit-irf without making anf' intiniticlas to her charfc- She 'behaved 'well-till Mondaylasf, when she tecanie very drunk and abusive, for which the pub-. 'Vain' turned her'ont of doors. How she got up to 'the bed-rooin it not appear, but she was found 'there; and the:key of the 'stair4obt .door leading - -into the cellar; in her bonnet. This caused a visit ty the cellar, - *hen -the flap next the 'street was found i'mboltek;dnd the' steps :used in fining down 'the beer put agAiiist it, so wi't4 . 'airprd an easfas trance. That was of 'Course -seenred, and in ill* `Course of the night a *ping' was heard, but from what had happened the tignal• could not be obeyed. On the whole of the cise, the Magistrate - co* mitted her for a future examination,. in ord6rltiat some necesiacy , sinqUiry might be made: " ".. ._ On the night of the 51,3c1 June last,: as the Stroud Water Union Coach of Safety (bnilt.on• the)plaa toC which the Rev. WSI. MIL.TO,N has a Patent) wai at, work between Nettlebecl• and Henley, the off fnre-wheel, by the los'S of a linchpin, came off,. and • the Carriage. was .caught- by the : small idle. wheel, and.went on at the.saine rate,wi before the accident happened.• Tberinside Pamengers feeling the Coach to be rather down on inle side, and uneasy in ita called .tote coachnaati to know. where las was• going ; he•gentlypulled up his htirses, and in.. formed them. that the wheel was oil, .which he has declared - .he slid not himself immediately know. This accident in,aclual work," and when there were. - _six inside .Passengers, and r.velve.ioutside, beei , ies the guard and coachman (ail of whom are•obliged -to the Patent Principles for their sustaining nu injury, or even alarm, .in.ll circumstance of such immineat %danger in general), must establish tllt .fact of the complete relief to be. obtained by the t.te .of these _coaches against-breaking dawn.:,And'as to the over turn,„tbis Ceach':, has given, no iocosseiderable proof ol l the solidity of its, pretetisions sn:tirat. sunjed obr _on the breaking of &,.part of the traees,:tileiv.eases swerved, out _ut their track, and took mit) tif,3gt)i,4 wheels,-so,xnuch higher than. the.ligo7Ftypobite,..o would have - been. most alarirrinK - andi tptabably _Caused the overturn of any COLII.IIII)U,CX4Itibi, belt obtained by the l'i:ent‘Yriticiplesi vented even the slightest sytuptonistof .dat ° iet i . 110 Gentlemen of th e .. treuci Water .Union Cunner4 hive been. so' tfortunitte 'as to s a ftl)rd . then3,474KOr 'mot caniplerb Contrast between yleir Safety 4t.ici., 4 00 - ' con,l i cuon,,' Coach ; tor, .bunt in' the' a'fteriiben of oo crossitt some hVN 4 siAiii:t . rpiel (a Circn• s iistaucc inocik;ltl . ilanger than er, of Illative above-ine.ntioned, which the Vitt Co -- ch - accini4 4c• 4)4" : - - so ~i. e te,grapn t . t;t Seryil• r pv g i K ' u gar thr andFiarier, Kw.vAridgeu9lhe,tio9itit 4 ws e vert,nercoasy . .; , 4pit 540 ,t, ( 4 jaw Pd-iungers sev•JrZily bruis?.ai, acmile t waii . sto - wto front w _ hom thi& accoun i t 'conies, belng,one ot A tha .number.'' • - .41 o:. •tt • SlifP !„ ratir.E.,.st•r ix&isr.it ;9. :Arrived—the (Ztescont.: Aide* sr, Ellxibrork anti E 4roper„----4 (torn A n,f44114,1 ; ili;111,4 mi t :4l"p, Ire; TfiZ3mpson, taint Leitn,i''N,To4 , ;iiii.:l).o' , d Ircin N We - Astir I =l'ritbi3, VOtol‘P. ; Albacrinzr, Irvin Ssortt • • • AVVSEN4,-SRPTIMIIR. ', , 2 Passed by --40 e ,1 sa troal i ArciAftel ; Vrow Cacharina, 311d — W4 IAnSU47II* • sailed. —the Kitty, Lines, 41 , A fotAl l y i k • sot: ritAgtProN, svPrratreir'et. Arrived—the 'Rose, De tr'ul'y, 'from leriey ; eritty, iAnd,f ore t• ;rods, Usi4; ;. 0 rpheuth Lowes, from Suntlellan4 ; (pin Sr: Vt.- tershurgh ; and Ge6rge, Covdraile, frog' Spirii&l4. Sailed—tilebpe&iy, Fel 'ofe?st!) , ;' Eltlift; for Guemscy ; .iknit (icucge, ,C04,4h1,41;e,i / Q r. Spa acat t.• - 4 :14 t IP T ; ' I er; On the.2ist intt, at NV:(titi)s, — ,thc .-- Lady of Licuttnot. (dike r ith Light Dfagovns i :tee. • OP Lady of Lsq. of 4 Sun and "Heir. On, , Fridav the t Ith inst. ;t "Lady Charlotte Hope, •ot a Son.- Ou the intt. at Locticuci, Scotland, the Lady ofLpied• tenant-Culonel VATYMpIe, 4 lt 14 I) ' 'St,l ( i; 7 OA '4, ' . RRIED. , • • •... Yesterday, at Mary. le-bone . o indch; Ceirri!e Greeh t Es.q• of I.theolit's.inn-tields, to Miss Catherine of tiaker street, eldest daughter of Eau.- GeOrge tVtlirtOll . ttl:ohort ES+ - ot - the Inner Tern*, secoulson of the tte . v.. or. Marriott, of Criti4rateli. Leiceinershire, •Selilli Anne, unty,,delighiec,of ttie. );" Rev. Titzlierheit-Ad.ms, Ructur of LTlforrib, Kznt.. On the :t ith inst. at i'aliaetieo a n, I.loibud.•.l,lllles Aheoref, • Mil. SurteYur..C.cineral 'tie the r0t....0 nice, 1 - 41.0" 4 4" 1 • i tc ) ' Isabella, Maepliersom, 11W Captain loha Mapiierson, ot 11..iii.icliethol• • o h n RA A fedays ago,. at•Syrn on dsbitry, t) - aset Thar. w : - eldetit son., ola lobo Auntit lig4l late os ,t; mg. Floccliff kton, 1.1 Yorkshi re , to ul u g r " r i W . Turner, of Hopton, pearl-Induct:4l.dd, AtnitticY *!."';" • - ! D/./t/). ' On Sunday last, in the Creoeent, .ll,ttit, nee! .Bz, hlri. 'MalitlY, relict of Thomas 74.11 by, Esq. Lit,: t , t ,Laitenlians , ('rove, Norfolk, and mother to the Lady 4.4 the Bisnop nt Lineoln4 . ' ' - .. Litel v, r} t' Afg!it }lon. Lady Louisa ()rde. On 'liinfiday morning; at her tathei's seat. Alls,s t• loTema 1 . 0130, third daughter ot fWm joties, I:b4.,:ot:Lanart.ll Court., Montitouthfrnire. • . . The'salite - tray, sit 'his lodgings at Brk hton, 11l'ajor A 1.0 x ., ander M a darlinn, in the Hon. East India Cumpany':, •bTt-- ice. , 1., ,v, `On Priddy Ia M st,.in argaret-street, c.:aN;:ainisb-squa , ..4 . Jo' , . • his ;illy )'e.lll-: Edward Goodenough, •Esti. , 3 - he tante day, Alter lious'e ht...l3.ten‘vned, in GtolastO r ' shire, lts. Morns., rell4l of the lam {Lelia Nlk , ; - !1, I;tr,g,ruts"` m other of It;Obert iVloni - Es4/. M. P. tor C tou.,:.4:ci. ... , ()it Sunday last, - Aliss Wightui‘.. l ,:., eldest thiugliteroT .ron, a " Wightwink,; F.4q. of Sandgate, near Chertsey, SurfeY.' - O. ' ptulay morning lasr,4t h.s house: .1,..ir ) ,:i, ag4ti o hiu Years. Ftaile.. l s Whitteiti, F. , 41. Ba.iikW. ; On the Oth init.. et . iki - akkton&, Mrs. Maekeit, in the ,5A ,1 year of her ;•gc. . • ' ''. Lately, ,t 'ex err, tilt son of Phillip IVakelin, U.Sq. ;of 14"` Cornttibp, - age cight months. ' . a.ot On tli twat instr at Arnold, Nottinghamshire, of tO lo - - in - Ina stbrnstelt, .Ittabert DX4440/4••Esq... ' ,_, ,' . 1 i ',Way, 4,t , tia4och, Loahlomvatt, Mrs. Buclutnau,:%vif 4o lotirtAiliclfanan, "E`so. of Ate.y..ll, and dai.:gitter of the kw Mr. 'fblni i4 , r1,...e5, "atVai‘vick, ' Ull;s4tufr,l4Y lieunigltnat Iltough,,,tlrs: ItrO-WOOr 0 .! "": : N .. ti% W I r?l'S Si ; i l Y" f 4 i! and ' el) _uncla i y, morntng, .4hry, i9 '7:4 lie lasuata, 415,.: at an adv - si,Hecitge. 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