The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-26 00:00:00

Fr cm tho .14p \ 4 1 ,4) Nti 1 l I'l'll%. Aug, 24, 1803- The Gazette' contains insnatchas from Lord Oving an iitcwitit tk,' Att.lcks mule upini !qirt ; nod irVo.Nlaj.ip-Clore7 tI S;s!.l r O'S Letter, armthicing . his stiCCeSS over Myer Kitai, • ail of winch. viyearel iu THE SUN Of the ttith inst. Tii; only new Article is the tOl. , lowing In the Letter of the Gone: rnor-Gmercil en,.! Coancii, • transmitting the foree,rii;w Accounts', is the j6l. lowing Paragraph On- the ' pith of Februlry • the commander Chief took up. a. new positic.n on the North. East side of Ji h u rip o ; and His gneellency is ,prepaid.. to TCCOMillnce operations. against that place as soon as he shall have received - supplies of attires and atn:;' munition, which are advancinq towards the Army; from the stations within the 'Company's Provinces at which they had been cone:led. The Comman der in Chief expresses .a confident hope of obtaining possession of 13hurtpore before the.Conclusionof the season for aaive military operations in that quarter of India. < / .1..,.........09 • • nisr.Office, Avg. 24, 1130 '... c on nassions in the Royal Glamorgan Militia, signed by the Lord Liiutenant. To be Captains-. Lewis Price }ones, Esq.. Dated February. To be Lieutenants—Williatn WathenThOmaS, Gent: Dated. Dec. 1203. fames Horne, Gent. 'Dated March q, 1114 4..% Ensign Lewis .{ones. Deed April a,. 0304.. Ensign , Teasdale. Dated Nov. t 7, 1804. Ensign O'Neil: Dated Nov. 18, 1804. Bohn Bruce Knight, Gent. Dated J:arti' 17, 1805 : Ensign john Kenney. Dated. April dos. To be Ensigns--Edward Teasciale, Gent. Dated lan. '2B,°' 'BO4. Lewis Niles, Cent. Dated Feb.- 5, 1804. John O'Neil, Gent. Dated May zti 18c4 . Joseph Branduny Gent. Dated , hum z 6, dos. To be Quarter.Master—William Ray, Cent, Dated Aug. 1, t 8.5. Conmi4sions signed bttbe Lord Lieutenant of the CoUncy of • Oxford. Langtret Vidar;llety Infiwit y. Henry C. Cotton, Esq. to b.:Major-Commandant. Dated Sept 26,.ir01. Iol) Pearlman, cent. to be Lieutenant, vice White, resigned. Dated April 13, William Alloway, lent. to be. Ensign, )(tee Peariman, promoted. Dated as above. Commission in the Worcestetshire, Militia, signed 8j the Lod Lieulora'nt. joseph Gent. to be Ensign, Dated August to, IS 5, Commissica sived by the Vice I,lrtenant of t 4 Cointy of G la. magan. Glanandn' itbfenton. Samuel Price Floweliti, Cent, mbe Adjutant, with the Ere— it or Captain. I)atenoluly 27, tfiai. Conetnisrion Jived by ids Lewd Lionemant of tht County of Cornwall. Peodennl; Artilky VoluPrietr4 Henry Tremenbeero Corngsins to be Second Lieutenant s vice Fiatubly, resigned. paced tut) , 27 . ; t 805... BANXRUP7 CIES ENLARGED. lames Dawion, of Copthall-buiklings, London, warehouse m.4o, ,froin sopt. 21 to Nov,' at ten, at• Guildhall, London. 'William Henson, late of Twickenham, Middlesex, matstst, (tont twist .7 to Sept. 27, At WO, at Guildhall. hANKRUPI S. John Edgar, of New Sarum, Wiltshire, surgeon, to surrender . Augut 3, 4 , at six, Sept. 3r, at tt:n, .4sld 04,t, 5, at one, at the Auotiope Sdrom. Attornies, Mr. Colin I-loci /ling, Salisbury ; or Messrs. Millet and Son, Terrace, Gray's.l on -lane, London, Ceorge Lambert, of Holborn, Middlesex, victualler, to sur icwier August 30, at six, It, act oa. s, At toll, at Attorney, Mr. Ellis, James-street, Bucking. hum-gate. Richard Smith, of Latterworth, Leieestershire,,mercer and driner. in surrender Sept. 13, at six; 4,and eicycn, at the • flind Inn, Lutterworth, Attornies, Mr. Watson, Lutterwurth'; ; Messrs. Kinderiey, Long, and Ina, Symontrs-1 nu e Chancery-la,ne, London. Mirk Hughes, of Bury-ourt, Love-lane, London, wool. to surrender Augu&t 27, 31, and Ott 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Fore-strut. I ( Am Witti:ptii, of Leigh, County Palatine of Lancaster, Cahinct-maker, to sortender .Sept. s, 6, and s, at etev;:ii, , the Legs of Man, Pleston, Lancashire . . Atter. Lies, Mr. lohn Tionghton, - Preston ; or Mr. Philip thud, King's Bench. walks, Teittpke,.London. Ilenry Hansom Angell, of New Don't-street, Middlesex, ha. bis.latiltaroo surrender August 27, 3 t,and Oct. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. llerry, Waibreok. George Dytlgsott; of Kendall, Westmorland, grocer, to sur reiiiier Sept. 5,7, and Od. s, at ten, , at Guildhall. Ai torl,,..y, Mr T. 'C. Rigby, New City Chambers, Atelkanil.!r Alwrdein, late of Calcutta, Eastindies, but now or Lisle At feet, Middlesex, merchant, to surrender August 17, Sept. 7, mut 041 s, at twelve, at Guildhall. At-- tornies, Messrs. Ross and flail, New Boswell.ceurt, Ca tq.street. L , ..1:11:1 ~..- LE ;1:C)...4...7'..,..'. COURT OF RY, A. uc, . E%-TARTE CEiRTIS,'E!: :%IATTr,II' Tue prayer of this Pez.t.ioner Was, that Sir Mat the,:ll,Bloxharn and I\lt. Whitelocke might be re moved from their situation as Assignees ; that new Assignees 'Might be thaiett„ to whoin the former Assignees should deliver, • tip. all papery and. pro eeedings ; that it be ,referred to tile*Comthissioners to take on .ac cuunt of the askts,; that Sir Matthew Bloxhatn tad Mr. Whiteloe4e deliver over the mo ney and effeCts in their hands to their successors that the Petitioners be permitted ,to prove their debt, A nd that the costs of this "'application be paid to them. • • 1110 ATTORNEY-GENERA said, that the Bank; , rujit was a Merchant at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and that he was indebted' to the Petitioners in perhaps a larger, amount than' all the rest of his debts. Mr. TtomlLLy, (interposing)—" As far as the Petition seeks to have, accounts reviewed, although they haVe been taken adversely, I, On the part Of Sir Matthew illoxam, shall make no objeaion. If it be to he contended that Sir Matthew has been guilty of misconduCt, I am prepared to resist the Charge." I The ATTORNEY-GBNEAAL.-L." If Sir Matthew assent to be removed, there is tie des'ire, from vitt, di - dive motives, to detail circumstances of rnis on ~..; The Lotto CHAS . bEr4I..OII.- You can anise a new assignee in the room of Mr•Whitelocke, and Such assignee, may review the account of Sir Mat thew." The ATTORI3DY..GENEW.VI..--" It is material, my*_ Lord, that the account should he taken under the inspection of the Commissioners." The Loan CHA24CFLLOR.--" If an assignee have adverse interests, it may be very necessary.to exa mine- his accounts y but tk , Court may take a mid- dle course, and appoiht an assignee CO review the accounts of the. former. There must be a produc tion of all papers, and the ,exarnination of Sir Matthew Bloltham. and his:partnerS upon unterio &nodes." The ATTORNBY4GpiERAL."'" I do not know that any :arranm geent can more beneficial to My client than that which your Lordship has'pro , posed."' ' . The Loin CHANCELLOR.-7-" All costs ate to be , reserved for future Consideration." ir-parts WOODVILLE, IN THE MATTER 01 , LODGE. Mr. COOKE contended, that there were not suf ficient grotinds on Which to - support this Corn mission of Bankruptcy. The evidence of the ;A.& on, which the. Commission was founded depended.. upon a person of the name of Dencock, affainst whom 'a Bill of Indiament had been preferred for Perjury, which had beet ,found to be a true Ibis Lordship would not peimit a Commission to pro ieed on the,authority .of one placed in such circum stances. The Assignees, in orderio harass the Pe titioner, had removed the indiCtMent by certiorari to the King's Bench: . • Mi. ALEXANDEIt,fOi the .Assignees. —," The hi diament is not foundOupon the examination' before Lord Et,Lnz , tnetiot.rwt,f but upon an Affidavit in this Court." • • Mr. Cootti.—" Sci'much - the stronger; beeause precludes the uncertainty of parole swearing. The objea,' on the other side,' is, to get rid of this Peti tion_before the Indiament is tried, ,yilichydur Lord .ship will not allotk.!' Mr. A.LEKANDER.•••-"The Petition states, that the aft of bankruptcy depends upon the testimony :of Dencock; there is the additional evidence of Banner, .I.yllo is not indicted." The LORD CHANCELLOR.-.—" 1 do not think we . . should dismiss this Penton before the trial let it stand over till after the lontt vacation." : • , DM Is' DS Sept. 10, ThATTI34) Spencer, of Manchester, flour•deakr, at thrw, at the lliitl4ewater Arms Inn, Mailt:lloSter. Sept lohn Sh4lo/,of Newgate- street, London, linen draper, at one, at Guildhall. Sept. %S. Wm. Wilberforce *Bird, oreoventrY4Sillc-manufac. iurcr, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Oct. 5. folin Moorliouse, of lolrn-street, Adelphi, Mtddle rtA, Mac-the:chant, at ten, it Guildhall.' C.'li/(IIFICnITES. • S'cYpt. 1.1 Thomas Harrliuft, of Lattevehire, iinen.dtaper. o.tkintion, of thworth, Bradford, Y or k s hi re , s b o p„ Shry,rave the younger". , tc of Tower Royal, Londoil, :tfierward3of t;nver'3•vvalk, Sr. Mary, Whitt:chapel, Altd. irtOcll4t l t. Itit.it,r4 'Moine, of ilalesworth, Suffolk, IhNto.draper. Peckham Fair eosek s on Friday night„ or rather, tctturday cutting. At this scene of riot and bauchery se wral very serious accidents happened, two of Nt' h ttre mortal one, decent young Who ft.ll ont Of a swing and fra6tured her skull otfier a dai s who was killed by the tit , ,,4,3ushing of is A Swindler cif genteel appearance-,- wbo has been in the, prk:tiee cu living at different Coffee-hoth;cA, and, after a few dap residence at each, decarnpin , :r I,A,.ithont paying - liiy bill, on Priany, after an excel: lca tpiluer:,-ind two bottles of Madeira, at the Cast e Ilit.hrtiortd, attempted to e, , eape tliroogli a window', l'he waiter brought hint to. fown, and decornpanied him to a house in Bond street, havitV obt"in ed money jo pay hiti krill, the waiter •.:11 - terect hire to depart, SatUrday a boat-race for . fm‘ guineas took place - . on the Thames, from Latnhc-111 to „Battersea and back, between two men Of the name of King and Pearce : the competitors were not Watcnnen, but a Feat deal of skill was displayed, and Jones won the race by a -lew yards. - Saturday a pitched bottle was fought in Tothill lifids, between Jacobs ' a cirayman, and a hawker of Ti -,omba ta no, though nut much skill, and after a ree quarters of an hour, i r, and received ten gui- LONDON:.Printed by RICHARD HA KRIS, of No. 4, Martlott.court, Bow-street; acid at the SLIN.Ot4I(3, No. 11„1, Strand ; wltac 4:!!!..erAite.7larit. Onto.: faJ :. YORK -iSSIZL,S, 3. DICKSON, ESO. V. WM. ; • A' rrart vurm, •3. L. LVCIDU T , .AND ASSAULT AND FALSE IMPRISONMENT. Ir appeared from Mr. 1 3 4true's opening, that this at : thin was bretight by the Plaintiff, a Major-General iu the• East India Conipany's servitors,. issSinst, the De-, fendants,. for aftesting him, by mistals7e, for another person : that Ellison, one of the Defetidians, was a deputy bailiff for the Liberty of Knaresboreugh; Mr. M. Allen was the attin trey ensployed in* the country', and Messrs. Vere, Lucadon, and C.o. bankers in Lon don,• Were the Plaintiffs at whose suit the Defendant was by mistake arrested. ' • • Cambden Nield, Esq.. proved, that after he had dressed for dinner at the Dtaoon Inti, I farrow gate, on the foal June, 1804,. he, went to saunter in the court before the Dragon; •he -observed a large assemblage of ,Gentlemen ; • General Dickson was amongSt them, and was complaining of the insult he had just received, in having been arrested fa!aely. He denied having any•knowledge of th© Messrs. Vexes, the Plaintife, and asserted that he did nollowe them any thing.. He told 11Ir. Mcisey Allen he was mistaken, and begged he would desist. Mr; Allen relased to do so; but read a letter he had re ceived, describing the Mr. Dickson; against. Whom the action was brought,to be 111r.Dicksbn, of Anton's Hill, Rerwickshire. ' On the letter being read, 'se veral Gentlemen present immediately said, they knew Mr, Dickson, of Anton's Hill, and that the Gentleman arrested was not lie. l s ord . .Belhasen, Mr. Ramsay, banker, of Edinburgh, and otherS; confirmed this. Mr. Allen still .. persisted in the ar rest, and the bailiff was. quite passive, and acted by his direEtion. Some of the Gentlemen then offered to go before a - Magistrate, and make affidavit that • this was not , :sit'. Dickson, of Anton'S' Hill. This Mr. Allen refused s in consequence of which Mr. • Hunter, of Thirston, • and Mr. Ogilvy, becanvssbak for the General for 89461. being double the amouiit of the debt. That the gaol forthe Liberty of Knares borough, to which the General might have been con veyed, was one of the worst in the country ; and had been described as . such by Mt. field, the wit tress's father. • • Thomas Elliot Ogilvy, Eget. of Chesters, North Britain, was at the Dragon, in Harrosvgate, at the time of General Dickson's arrest. He' observed the General using, very warm language totwo looking • !TW,I wire were near him ;_ and that ,the General beekotied 'to Mr:Ogilvy, and some others 7 of his acquaintance, to come to hirri. OgilVy • paid no attention to this,, but said, " Our. friend has got into a• row with his tailor ; leave him to himself." General Dickson then called out, "My friends, I- take you to witness, that' I am arrested for 4 or . 51)001. and that I don't Isuow the parties, and that I don't owe any man a shilling." 'Witness then went up . , to the place where the General was, with a grear eroW*d. about . hits's. Mr. Allen:ill - act . his hand on the General's shoulder, and was 4-eading' the warrant. -Mrs. Dicksti. and the Ladies of Ge s neral Dickson's family w ere touch alarined, and the General hiMself was, agttated. TitiS iVitness confirmed the testimony of theformer, as to the assurances given that. General Dieisson was not the person ; and that one Gentler - I'l4i said he knew Mr. Dickson, of Antrm's Hill, and was his next doer , neighbour. Witness finding that" ii6tlling . would satisfy Mr.,Alleu and the lioiliff but . detain- General Dickson, offered himself .as fur him, along with Mr. Hunter; they were untnecii 'ately accepted.. The Witness and other . Gentlenien .had previously offeredto go before the Sheriff of the County, the Lord Mayor of York, or any other Mas gistrate, total e their oaths that General Dickson wa s not the man. After the bail was the'General gave his word of honour to the bail, that heiavould not quit Harresvgate till.they were di • ssharged from their responsibility : it was , eleven clays before this Was done. • The affair made a great noise, and Ge neral,Dickson's ac re. vc%is the common topic of eon- Versation 'at Harrowgate for seine dayS. , SeVeral letters were then produced in evidence., .Tise first was from Mr. Carruthers, of Clement's Inn,. Attorney to. the Messrs. Veres, addressed' to Mr. Mosey Allen, containing instruelierts to arrest Mr. Dickson, of AnCon's on, his anivar at Hats , rawgate. , • The next letter read was from Mr. Allen to Mr. Cain - abets, desiring a particular dCscription of Mr. Dickson's person ; adding, "-I understand they ex • pfssi a person of the ,name of Dickson at the Dra gap Inn, in the course of it few days, which, pro bably, may be the person- you want to arrest ; but without a particular description of his person, it is nett, to - an impossibility obtaining informittirm of the different -innkeepers, as they ate particularly shy when they s•ee either a bailiff or a'gentleman of the law enquiring after their guests, it being a certain sign of:unpleasant circumstances attending them." Mr. Carruthers's reply was then read, containing a description of the person. of Vlr. Dickson, of An ten's Hill. -Mr. Allen's next letter gave an account of having arrested General Dickson.-" He says he is. a Co lonel in the East India Company's•service. He de nies coming from Anton's Hill, nor doei lie know any thing of •the 'business or .Plaintiffs ; he appears to .be marked with the smallspox, and seeps in every other respe4 to answer your description. I accard •ingly arrested him," &e. - • , 'Mr. Carmuthers's answer was read,. Containing the result of the inquiries he had made as to ,Gene ral Dickson. "I went to the East India House, 'and on iwipeaing the lists found that there'vtaa a Colonel Dickson in the East-India service: 'lt is too true Colonel Dickson is at Horrowgate ; and what iS most extraordinary, the .description tl • they gave me of Colonel Dicksbn's person just corres dpeobntdsiswsoi e t r h y e Defendant in i considerable, we n s a a u al st ° a l 6t i . • n As ot on ti l l y e With caution, but with firmness, and not allow•the , s ui ), i e lll r it S ei o lb n tew,de no at s io v e:tii a ,ele r r r i e he st%h not our the p fingers rso ira i i ict e Y o st i sfisiel i cip lin gs must remain as they now'sare until I hear from you," Ste.--A sub (111411 I n Ir.Al t g tterw l e as n to s° cancel re t d le f i r° llai flail-bond, ap Mr. Carruthers, her o s : r 0 to General Dickson, &c. No witnesses were called on the part of the De fendants ; but Mr. Serjeant Cactus'. addressed the PtiNistml h) W ILIA A M Aamicta Sot; us, of South Moltoi the Paper, Letter for the Editor, etc. (post-puid), the male of 4iiies. Tlle ( pr()it,:s.,,, , -(dt,t%c't.-vincecl Wi1144 I , t i,.. ' 14014... k 4v5,.. • i , , ~„. , ,,..i tt.. ,i tri c ..,11. 4 .4,.. • 4 7 • :141 - f ,- . 1. I , :invzv $ AUGUST 24. The Loan C had appointed this.morn ing,. at nine o'clock, to sit in Lincoln's Malian, for the purpose oldeliveringjudgineut in the case of the • Chevalier De Garcia .and Lord Vauconberg, respe&- ing the bequest to the Black Naas; as well as to' decide several other important causes but, very much to the surprise ot*the Suitors;_hits Lordship (lid riot attend, nor was the 7Court opened, . It was understood that his Lordshilybad been suddenly summoned to attend Ills MMaSTY 'in Council at Weymouth, and for that pcirpose an early hoar. His Lordship,is notexpeaed to resume the, bllsllleSi of the Court till Tueglay. ;_ • A. few days azo a man and a boy at Nerwich im prudently eat of a mixture .of treacle, honey, &c. .wlech had been compounded for the purpose of dc 7 ; stroying rats. Medical assistance being speedily ob tained, the than is considered' safe . ; but the ; boy, having taken ,a' greater quantity, is not yet out of danger. 'lwo boys, named Phillips, were on Friday drown ed while bathing in the River Lea. hour similar ac cidents occurred during last week in the same neigh botirhood. The ^Wife of a lahoUrer at Stoke under Hata, in Setnersetshiie, waY lately delivero of three chadren, who, with the rnother, gOod health. A child between two and ihree years 'of age, on Thursllav, iPlaviter near a water tub, at .11,6clicAer fell and w.ts drowned. A few days ago a boy ,at Newton was so shock ingly gored by two bulls, ‘vhielv he. teteil to separate.wit& they wac... fighting, that he expired the follow ing clay. . few days ago two diorderly girls were discover ed by scale Police Otticors 11,leep in i bed-room of a genteel in Charlotte -street, Glayiow they were soots recognised to be old otThnders, and were sentenced to imprisonment—the one for three, and the 'other for six. niontit,i, in Bridewell. The account they gave of thearielyo4,was; that they'had been oat late, and their OW ri ap.irtments being- furnished with' ind'lferent beds, thiiy entered the house by .4 txick . kitchen window, .knowity , the family to be ‘tbsent, in country, and seleaed the best bed for theni- Saturday a man pursued by Wilds, T o wer-hiii, fell down anal broke his kg. . : 3....ry in miti.::o i,-,n „I tl;,tn.vYes.' lie cbcorxd, tb.lt the.- nii-,tal,e v.- r - , un untOrtutt.tte one—;-bllt C11(1.1111. ii I•=.','i had ().' ulred to produce it : the Christi an n:.: , : : ::::,c1 sin ~! le rif Generalfbicl:son corroponded V : i: ' PA . -.. „I.ll'L'S i 9 the -writ; his-siking the : . -,,-. - --... ; that. Mr. i`yilog appqred to iti-, .-. ~,.'itli - v, ---- ~, :: .. ...tion throughout the atiair ; that bad he ~,:, -::_.. :,:. ,:er.tl DiL•l:,:on t o eioi)e, au& he 1 -'a d pr:'' - - 1 '-,-, ; ,' ,::-.- i'eal 1:),-,.:: 1....nt, he would have made I:: ~ -1. ',.: 1 ,',,: :.) t1ie:,..,: -. of 400 I.; that Gel writ! D:: :.,-,.,:, 1..1 :;ut-ered ::,, 1-0:1 injury, having,' oni- ',..., , :1 , i-tained.' for a il.v; minutes through a 1:-,...',- ..-bieli t: ~': 1 :lot lit , avoided ; that to the . 1 1 : - : ;•;:s t.l. :1 , i;',1::: . , -:-I, ::11.1 wiz!). their' notions Of h0110...1r, t ' LI'. : ' ll -.:_•.,,, : ~:-oat instil:, lint to biro; self and 111, :_ : .1 :; Ilt the liar it 1.V6111i1 appear Very , (lit ferently ;. - that Lord Eidon, the present Chancellr, WaS OnCp , arrested. by mistake,. when Attorney-Ge or bringing his action, his Lordship neral,' and that, so -far front considering it, au in,-ailt, related the circumstance .to Ills frier is god men' titined it with much gdod hutnour. 'lle dent ' immonrowly anitnadverted - (111 the improper redact has tiecirtently Hotta :i.vbicli tit,: witne.ssei bli(1 throl.vn on the peron chided of the 'Deft.nd:mt Allen, and observed, that if Mr. .I.lllen - would wear hair-powde.r, and shirt every day, it would beautify hitii.conside° rzibly, Ile ca" - a tase as tliii, -where noel:cal ,insttlt or .provOtation with epre,,,sing a confidence, that, in of:. had been intended, the damages would be,nierelf nominal. - Ver,liA for the Plaintitf—Damtiges .'2(1.41., Saturd . . trifling ..........._—_---............. ay.. the adjourned Se,sions Tor Silrgi c T:.l, held at Guildford, but .excepting the beg 4 (.4 traverst2s, there was, not ,any business to oc cupy the attention of the Coiirt....-One tover4 es' , • cited the risibility tif the Cottrt. .A. - Lady , w,b, °se , houses or ‘ ill -fame, charaaer is not unsullied, *preferred a Bill gat three neighbours in St: George's Fields, for Oel': 9l * contlY t‘t.lle manner iii . which the story 0 ,4 tC/i d i WitS Such as to get t.)ie Bill tlrrown..l-0n151113. aud rtaitig.disorderly =ETON was Chairman. . a • ' c• ; A ‘ -I..ur,.:zy, art Court Of RegliCitS in the'lloroagli, t_w? Surif nionses were heitra, brought by . 3 "nisi. Wilkinson against two yowl girls for locigiatV g,, ` I °'''' 61. per WeA, and an:addition tbr washing. ,i,. alipearing t,hat the Piain ti if knew that titeyeati the house far tile purpOse Of prostitutiva,...4iid ir she purt(>ol( of a portion of their eu - sing 4, l ii .4 ' (s'' ' mand was rt.‘cluced to 3s, ix., , ' i; we‘!k . M. e ach. , • • • .'' , 'mid hide' „. . Saturday, at Alarlborough-strect, Atiry 5010.1.•'13 . notorious tbrtune-teller, was. brought uni.ll`t u $ :Nragrat!t Aa. ', The Defentlani, ):.flipii4 ; I T . tofpers by . going . about itilli'littl:Ct.,;W id!, .:013°C...' U 1.1,10 G' pretence of selling tri•ling.titrtli.:l4 tif.toY6/•!Lul- resi , tbd in Padding-ton 1.?i1d3;...W.h.i.:i..".•: -I 3 ' c .3llled :-7. the -. tt ade. of ibt.itutte-teli;ng iti,4 'lam' Av:45.. - - ` .. 'i,- --: . •v. ',..... . 14 . 1 1 , :- , vonts belonging ~to a Gentfeinakcs... taiitt.lY. A t 'l. ol '..' i more str,:et had many . tiiiiel 3 itillgiii "lier-'t, s -i - oli :- 'oi, - and ske became so 'celebrated ioe.k•';:{4.4.:-.1,,ii . tii , t thc liouse,beedme a_renticl.vons,.l.:.;ini,t,ii.... .., ' s.t.i \ ' Zi I iti ill tile-ncqtfitiConrhocid,-„. 'r he' 10..'' . :! e !'ri;iiiir hig ;..,Ainainted with ifieir procee,ll4l, . 3 : 1 ". ; `o. t - ,,:: aware of tis.. Syi)ii's nc.ii vi4il, pr,..)eUrela I:o'..`i'tii., 1 . ficL:r• •I'll c .. rroplic...te arried at ilie.gY ''FPl,:•,,di 1 on 'lburitday evening, anti N V 3 4 , Stllprile'l a l I, rr ill. 1 0_ f '13y11 .. 1g out the cards, Sle ha(ttiOthiiigP t''' , , .1 her defence, and NV4I3 CtgraUittod.. •• , - ' Wl' ,i t/vt:7l I MANS iON -H OUSE.--Saturdiy ~3../416 "‘'` l ", r lA- -.. ' coliviacd . in a' penalty of i oh. for iriviliffiitoe.i.i)g,i ssessiori a box-rfull-of Copper bolts, a 4 I. ,11 : 11 ' vi el : tares,. which were' supposed to be' s tolen: vi , b ias a i were found with her in a haekilay. c0•14:41,41;d1ia, , 1 .she brought them from Deptford, S lie . e i i tt called. P " 7 r t b ravaPialli fight, who rr we attc. go a i n ,;.: s ''' ii ; x i 1 •. 1 , ' ni 111 1 , tse 1 ,.., .. win( , scvera frac e,o, , ~ 0 ‘ , i.b 0' ClOtgi'' ' f 1, utit up,when a great ioany mord. , it te, ',. too - I • . , ug_it against him, but tiny not n'''lt'ytheil • ~ enot r . 4,11, he was-remanded fbranotiler 14:3.41,, . . I i. fresh l'd charges area expeL L . - .. ---------'-'-''''' , Still , NV S' tArifkiivnterisi:tu;euntire!ciltalenudiC).,olAitattc:°:os,E:WlAlaottlisvcooorty,is I f :I , U ni z/l %-c'lniteinuthod; ,10. D.: rtcanr. Icict;lloo4°ll4' I.F.l:4tr.it; Tba4:tielir, froth Lynie ; .harlotte, fro, 1,,,,,i.„711 Wlitlamsr from Haitings ; Friends, 0 0 0 °, , aria f r it ro, Fanrry, Fall, from lersey ; iir,)thcri, Talb°'.',oo,lo front Teiguinnut h. * fruit Tcnby ; and i'r°vl;ardetts orto Sailed-tt,.. N..try Dird, and Benevolent, welleir livertiool ; SAcc.css), Robinson, and :1 1' .0 1 i, .• . Nevitoundiand ; a1.(.1 Stag, l',;.icion, for,ldirmill. 21. E. bPeanSegzrtetr,'bYl,l-Tatbhue r(v,usfrloatv.: AN'ol°r , GRAVISBND, A 1.. , OLI 3 '..- - f r ont pleel l : ril• son, nom' roppetaborg. d , r 1•00110 'OOl, &Aired-the Libels . WT'ints for NeW i 5;1 0 ' O , )) , ~‘ , ir Aaoilei, IP grini, GrAtton, for St.. l'eter,burgh ; 'l,' v A rell ; ~. tor Norway.; I)ria Gebroderl:, an, '!)r,..1.;11,1iis ' bumer fiors, tinrwtge, for Tonningen t I le ..--." aO4 Vrow Cepka, ki,liiles, far StCttlil. . .ivralyt7iat----1.4 A'nCryrisoPP iii. • • ant t 11, wile' il F I 14 11,,,.. i, • tte. ty morning, at thO,NIJIO.IOI'-11°°.:5ii., the datii,lite's ut the I.ard.,Mayor, Ow pit ,-- Mdyoreo.,,ni A 0 -_, 41,g1itcr.... ,_________.-.--',..„."" On Saturday last, at 1) 014 p Esq. to ,'Miss Boydell, el,le4t chug 0 1 ''' 010 00 110)(1.411. .- - better A ' Ilya, bi,4.0, 4 Lately. fares Bannister, yf Carlisle', , , i d a , c, f rti, by th- nanie of Slilzie, upwards of 11:,0001, 11.4101,91 t ill'iii-114;flpsAt.,1:LIDC. ilUrd!„ Co°ll.4',oltolllit danlsel in het leotts tt.) the Temple of "i e tne,°',,ssti," ~ , ( ' id je , y .,, ' lt 0 Green, where, by the assotance ot , tt io s • ot Silkiest ecollc t tigo, ,v knot was tied. Whether ~. „,,y 00 ' 01,4 1 ~, by good liquor, or he thouglit one Ler,..n. ~,,, pit i 0 ~,, bald the tir, cannot be de,ided ; b" t 11°, buttnv li'horaigi ' 1 oven I „ I .., nutr;monial chain should pc optil c d Inv .01e,./ eordingly perfertned, and the ont.ici.'wtitily, I.v,uars foss, liis daughter, however, hit I , v, I.i" . and, Al,lcitolPi,a. upiatt the bride, refusett th.erh ;,.'. oh -1';',,,,:„ aod 11,,,10„,c to less pa their Was 41-cat that 1./,. ~,,,c s,llO, tin,croca• v talte up their letlgt;',.; in the 115.. f.!,, , . , fa 11 , jps J l'' SinCe resided, Tins is the Nat'l P.. Gretna. e „ i in ~tt li 0 0,1) , kcri l)s. - ' . ~,-` on saturday MOyiliOti, 3I 1151!:1.41111:;:rjs:1,1C011C O t 11'‘ g g4 ! 4311 yea/ithis age, Thotnas . , . _ roo s t the o hit retiors of the Bank • . . jingeong 11, to r i I t atter.° ' lie 75"" II On Monday evelling -1,1/4(okeildrip iii I tu ssle Dodo( Bacon, Viol:* 0! ,•ncy, hp m. 0 , 1 0 0 arOn tlie tzth inst. at -,. , 1.441r0• o Feci t 14 tif,l:titniyt,4;astitqt.ilfeoairtiopttoll:ls,:tilitif:lllll:::ag;tt:ll,olpros t",oelefi Grant' ~, 0 o.ovfei(a_Wl:rot:liiiti:iiiii.ta:ll:7li;ll:ol:recu.lool),:,,nsietitaty.itt;i:::,:;.:.::,..i ov,:ri:o4 , dn rs o , iiv ., of lo t. s t rez, t, Grosvenor -Square; U•St be a ddr:ssetl. -0041 5: ,s~