The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-08 00:00:00

zit ASiZir,Sc l 'AvaLL G. 'TRIAL OF NI tt. Imo()N.r.l*. John lirt ! okt!.3 (who had removed himgclf, liy edit of flabeas, fromthe (iiltspnr . .street conipt er, 41orvit to this assize) n is piit t)titelua, eliarged, tifiott the ( .. ..nroner's Intlnest, with the two.- (!ee of 'Etjtvard Thompson,, ;he of Fe ,bruat y, last. lle tsas 14.t0 indicted upon a bill found by the Grand July of this county, for • the crime of manslaughter only, in feloniously killing; und slaving r the said Edward Thompson, hot 'took his trial upon the first charge. . . • 'I he cii euttistoices Of this equally itoiortnnate 8114 6dl:aordillar) lid ye been su recently ti )re t h e p,,i o li c , th a t w e deem it titineca•,siiry to detail at lZtigth all the evidence, Such ,filets,' hoteever, as iv eic 110 C elicitrd on . the Coroner's intinest, and transpired in the course of the find, we shall insert. The , expectatiott,of 'this tti 1i had excited the inmost 'anxiety.and cnrio,ify ti (iii the tommenctinent of tht assize, anti not commence 1114 l ne ar foe o't lock (iii Friday evening,, a inure crowded Court was never ‘vitnessed.' Mr. Bot.t.vNil, in the most able intoner, stated the ease for the Crown. Mr. John Oath op.dte deposed, that he resio!eil in Westmoreland-place, in the (tty-road. I,lad hunts ii Mi, B t ookes for six yers, and hii rennt .rd wil t+, Sarah Toookey, for utt•orly the sonne period. p t oookes hatt'ing oreas:ou to go to Sc ot l a nd early in January List, placed Hiss 'l' nnlicrt his care. Si .e remained With hint urllij flee iolthof February, .‘rhein she left his house at the instance • -of the deceased, Thompson , Witness. exposi . n , , t! ote(' with non upon the impropriety 'it his condtiet iu so doing, but the deiteased said he would have 111.'1', And " roeyer give her op." Cross-examined by the Common Serjeant.— IVitnebs hid every retonn to know that Sarah was the Wife of Ilr.'l3,,utql hence lie expostulat ed with the deceased. Alr.. Brookes 't - 116 11411 an a a most homaneand t % entler,disito.itioon, Alumnus Kaitnes, the opprentire of Mr,Sookey, fn.Esl,-alley, was the next witness, but his testi mony did not seemingly ,lied any new,light upon the transaction, beyoud,confoning the account of the struggle which' had,:teken ;dace between iVr. Brookes and the deceased, and the dangex, in which the former was apparently plated upon' Thompson's presenting the r,ibt,ol at the former. The parties, he added, at times deliberately walk all, across the floor. •• • • o Anne Tookey And Sarah •I'ookey glee. their evidence, to the same effect es heretofore detailed, -4/otli, however, spoke ntof e dist inetly t son having pointed the ptstof to M e , _B roo k e , • end Sarah Tookey stated, that during- the eon- Ilicr,.and drew) ig the consctutenco,.she f e l t f or the pistol mashie the skirt coat pockets pi thtt (1,!- ceased, but while doing ,so, she heard flee dis cltnt ge, and Thompson She flirt) hooked narrowly at Mr. Brookes, but could tout perceive, the pistol. Boll! of Ihtin plso added., that whew Thompson had prirsned Brookes up stairs, that the hitter, instead of seizing the' kitchen poker (.as• hithetto described),' bad taken up a small par . lons- one, now exhibited by the %Alger. Atobtose, the,clerk in the l'ast-officei - torepented. in stronger trititt the evidence be had i;iven fare the C o ronet ~of 6viog entered the shpp in Ball Alley, at the moment of the contest; and pretiotts, to the firing of the pistol, and of wally having hold •01. the *hands of the deceased' at thti.time it was dischntged, added, otlso,' that after ,Thompson fallen, Mr. Iltmoks.said, it I.liini not 41 1 ,ne it , beviioalil have shut toe Upon this v a riatioos iii tbo- eeid a nce : of the wit nest,. he iindervveni ksevere , -cross-ota % ibithition hire C.);i1l1011 Serjeaut, bundltiie wordc „i t il o ad itst,,tl at the Corobei'S torit lit Were n hint by ti,e,Sa4e. Upoo a Ticstiou.froth tire COW oton Serjeaut,,wittle , o could take upon •hito :self tO Oho lie had said Thompson. had. toed the wordtt, he has take') her front trie--they haute her from me. Thinks now it was, he Iti4s' it from Me. Would not swear, to his own acen i'dry Mr, Itl'Donald, who described the. hand `Mr:Brooke ati creel :At* hi) - the side of the head of the deceased, and holding the pistol in his right handi did ztot vary from his fanner dettetL,' :loceph EnAland, the officer, depoarcl, that when e.illed into the shop of Mr. Tookey. on the of Fehtnary, he found the ileceacil lying upon a chair and bleeding prolnhely. Brooke's s.,nl to lain, " are yon an officer i" when he re plica " then take that man into eust,ony," pointing to the deceased. The Litter, however, immediately SitiCl, " take hint, take hint." The prosecution being closed, Ike prisoner was called upon for his defence, which was delivpred as fol- lott's , rr My Lord.—No one can regret more, than tdo the melan choly accident which occasioned Mr,Thoinpson's death. But although I feel great sorrow that- alellow creature 'should hut his life in re pereonal contest with me, yet it is some eon sniarion„to know myself entirely intuit:met of all criminal iu te±ntiuu. 'rite fatal instrument was readypre:pared by the deceased, Wbo dutibtless contemplated toy destre 01) o -414 hut, by a sininherdispensation Providence, the uti !Nutty man betcama the victim of his own - contrivance. The 'yo ung - se Sitrob rilicy, lived widh me for sever , el years as or wife,,atitt on ray tear' London 'early in .I.loteary last, rhn was placed a respectattl, family to board tilt at, re tut nr_trut het e she unfortunately met the deceased, who prey ailed on her to elope with trim. Qn returning to London, I was extremely distressed at diecovering her infidelity; but my affection overcame every other coosideration; used sob . -taircelaiie assistance of her brother to seek for aud recover her. We socceetled, and fully intending to gtre myself a legal claim to hett,',.we were .thinit going tit' mrbrother's to kit him on the Subject, when this unfortunate erc. virrcote happened. pone the perturbation of my mind at the I a unable to detail every,thing that passed, kt . tit I perfectly Mr. Thonipson's . first - presenting tile pis ' tai, as I t Loit:t.ht. ;,1 fili'llatitiK manner, although up to that period I had t reat , tl bias witti perfect civility and good-na ture This alarmed rue, and fearing danger,Therried up stairs, presaing Sarah before me. Mr. 'f'lloinson fellowed„ and hearing hitt), tiel thtnight; 00 , 4 e: bevinit me,_ I inttinc tately seized the pettier to prevent his intrusion. or my get! tine; near the bottom of the stairs, I saw • Mr. 'I ltorripson Frith the pistol coefi'ed in his . hand, and hoping to disarin him Iteforeqtri cotthl tofel ii, struck,ondeur . twlee with the 'po ker. then eltise , l ttpoit - r ituil iu thestruggle. which ensue:di , the pktel went off. , , tcl ~adeestand that two gentletrith bare stated' that' the p - t,, s r o t In uit t, eve beets in my hared : U/144A was fired. In this, j.4d., they are certainly mistaken'. My object was .54 pr ,, co t thrn.'ll.f., and had 1 once ontained possessiun of the pistol, rouutti I,ot . bave,pullea tbe - trlgger, or far a worries? 1. it leave conteadhal with Mr:Thompson, against dolts T . . he.tr no t the sPOttest entottc or I „ill n ot beep t, tor,t)ter on your Lordship's inetilgence,. but sahuut tue jiM.ta I naive stated lo 'tour shlr's attention, fully continua they will receive front yott L.'4', lo ;i , and ihe C t utterven'etthe Jury a humane and wee edeiconswe.:ation.- John \\raisin)" Walmesley deposed, that lie saw the deceased on the morning of the unfortunate Knew-lie then had a brace of pistols. Hall told hint he was distracted without Sarah, , • ~. • and wenn' some the country to find her. twig told him* it would lead to• tie good and. hist he repeated his fixed d i etermitiatiocc to find her ond bring her back, He talked of going to N.; r. !Ar - otikos faun out • Sunday, armed, in search of ber ; , stratagem shoulddirst be used, awl if that lie would have recourse to arms ; this de termine-lion' be repeated on T4IeSIIIIY, Wedit.ebflAy, and ThurzSday; the day before the accident. Saw on Priday with a loaded and S tiii be was going to itiall-alleyCu h ; witness eeated of hint', toctioll's sake, hot to do' so'ritsh an act. teats iii a rolilic-liotie ‘%itii the de who came to him tilt the morning of the 234 111 Ft;hreary. They eitst seine kidded tact pistols ; the (lei:eased took oa'e, mid winks; 'Was to have niet him in the e'tieriihg with the Oilier. A iiurnbar of individuals, of the highest charac ter, were now exitiiiiited HS to the 1111111:111ity and good'dispOsition Nlrr. fircinkts, whicii they re pre,:ented 101eXellOionahie in the highest de-, gree. others of these ‘vitiii:r7ses tvas Lord N11.01101:•il 'lOlO he lima knt,wii Mr. Brookes froth their matnal childhood, tied that a I ore - lender or better Hearted man heosever knew. Ile believed hint e v er incapable if doing 10 alil 111,111 . 41. • ME.Justice ileisorr, ha dog summed tip . the ev detice nt great length, observed,: that there ap peare.i to him bat twoorsio qiiestioes for he coil sideration 'of the Jury te.ltl the prisoner fired off the pistol, ,by ii Itich the deceased titiques tionably Caine to his death ; and if he did, %vas it 'from accident or design "? If from the former,' the prisoner was entitled to an aNuittal, as ,lie also would be if from dtisign, presided that at the tittle lie so fired his life teas in &lager ! . lf, -on..the 6ther hatid, t he Joy Were of Opilliott that (refired it at a tittle . Mien he bad - so, far overcome his ep poilent by ',eddy Strength, std at to have hint cent, plctely rul ills power, he was of opinion, then, that tit it verdiet shottlll be that of m ot ,,l 4ll ; 2 ;ht e r,: . .ITe Jury hm'ing retired Atom it quarter of an 'rettirted a' Verdict liffl:ing John Biookes— Oulity of .attar. Mr. Jusate Aattorr, iii a fettling; and impressive !!tviantier, scriteneed hint to he imprisoned in tl.le coulity'goal far si.rralendar vionths, 1' UUIICLnf,. Richard Rtagel Was il(dicteir foi the murder of his ouit /'either, by knocking hint down with .a iiitloolet, and cutting his throat, tit Cohhatn, in this county, oil the26lb of Oet. last. prisoner,, in . this dreadful case, was esea. man, wholiad been recut tied from ilea. about seVeit, ur ci,:ht - weeks, and the Oeceased,, his father, a very 4th tend bislitStrions labourer, who iesidetl :it is little cottage in ttie . puish of Cobham; iu this county. - From the evidence it appeared that the diab,,lical act was 'perpetrated for the mere par- pose of pititideritig the, old .man of his sovin s. But withwir the piiiiottifi's own confession there teas evidence to fix. him clecinerily with .1 - icing the person who 11 - 4 d committed the crime. John 'Nisei, sou el the deceased, examined,— His father lived alone ; SaW him on the' Sunday' previous to his murder ; he kept his money, iii a !•chk:St iii his:chi:l6l%er, in i tin box ; chest o, fas by a padlock ; sate lite hammer that was. found in hi, father's room.; it belonetql `to iris ra ther.,,,..., lie laid °lieu seat his father's ino ,• Hey; he had two .101. notes, a 21 tiote and 'seine guineas, to the aihoutit 6131 t. ; tie bad seen i,t tvithin'tliree weeks et iris father's death. '.Joseph Walker, keeper.of the House ot Correc tion at Kingston,• had the prisoner in his custody tin the 3nth of October, and two. following days. llis brother William came tit see him r he accom panied ‘Vitljam., brOOter.sailft, " ttow Came you, Itirliard, to do as yen have done, to such n. father as you kat) ?" The prkenet . mizite no an-. 'Wet . .. if he had any thing to say to his brother 1 would leave the loom ; th intediately left the room, but had scarce left -it when I heard him say, " William, I .ant the titan who killed your Caller is! sa w llie prisoner about ten minors after alone. The prisoner then related the ch.- ctimatancts following :—That he 'met his father .on .the Thursday evening • near 'Esher; that he accompanied him home; - he struck a light for his father; they but ti went up stairs' together, and his f4ther .tveot to the chest. whei e the Looney was said he Would take , some moncy out of his chest, and Alley w.oeld both go to Ether for some beer ; his father took eitt.p,stiottlihttit, cont.:4l4llg the money; be tutu tnediately •op it hammer on the side of the box, dud hit his father on the bead ; he repeated the blew three - or four times, and, to stop his groans, be took a knife' out of his waistcoat pocket, and cut his throat ; that then.be.too4 out of the box two 10/, notes, and a 21. Tote, 6.9 r 7 guineas in gold, and a half goitteis ; he tonic down stairs and lockei(the door; he-event into the gar den to .go over the hedge, but •returned,,und went over the gate ; went train his father?* house- lip (litre-lane, near lintoii Marsh ; saute distative tip the Jane he threw !he knite.nittl key into a pond on the left hand ; thatt lie made tilt; best : of his way to Kingston, and remitted to town,by.4 tettirn-Chitizig. Upon tilts evidence the slimy found hint gu,i/111, and hue was immediately sentenced to he loitigcd oil Monthly, (this inurning,) and .his body. (0 tie ciIARGE or Pc/NOM:NG. Diz.ilinry aged 19, was indicted for the wilfnl murder of.Fdiz. Anne Newman, o child two years ands ball old, bvadinitiistering to lieT cer tain deadly.. poison, asciiie, in the pari , h of St. Mary, liarnbetit, un !lie 13th S4tember hot. l'he prisoner wris,ser.vout in the house of the de cvased's father; awl mixed arsenic with the gruel given Co the child. 'l'he circumstances arc stretitty will '1( nowt). It appeal - int, that arsenic i vtit ke r z in the home for the purpose if dv.stroP rats, awl tlictc tieing every reas on to helieve that the Fiioner tilixed it by accident, the Jury retinned k yerdiet of Not c ui:lty.—'l prisoiter • eroitioned tothlhir seost team dottog the trial, and Was frequently . seized with eimioilsivtz She Wit vatted froat the bur in a stale of ioscitsibi4ty. From the LONDON. oiturrx, .AprilG, 1816. Prete- (),fice, .elpril 6, Ifil U. Cth Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Ensign James Gardiner, from tlau York Light - Igfantry Volunteers, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Mar,hall, vrontetti, 34 Ktgitnent of I)r.tgoqns; Ettsiti IViiiihin Mackenzie, from the 78th Foot, to L,e Cornet, by . tioreltase, vice Liragge, proitioted. 4th Ditto, -Reauchatop,Newton, Gent. to bo Cornet, by pur chair, rice R'illiy, promoted i3th Ditto, Corner Rotten f+PCltteen; to be Lieutenant, witb ont parebase, vieeTtager, deceased. ' _ . ... - _ _. • . - Mb Regiment of Foot, I;ienienant IValftTliarris, from half the itt•giiiient,.til he 'Lieutenant, rice Dennis, who :exchanges, receirittg•the tliKerctice: - • Licht entail. (icorgetirinetite,, from .1,114 halt i y - of :the .11tei merit, to fie ditto, vice Dillon,. who i;sicht,nkes. ftoffi'liall : payof the Reginicut„ to licr'Licut count, rice 'Lindsay,. who exelfanges, ret eiving the 111 I:Cf 1811 Ditt(), priii il•1 Sht ; zi - routn, fruro COtic rvot, to . . be Captain. of. ft. ei ee Coleiongh,' Nelici' retires up , tt the half-y.iy ofthe - „o.)ti. l ue,i.• 21st Ditto, Pirlt Willi t:0 Criol.ie, part. from the of the' itegfaspa, to "oe Lleotemtut, vicV NY , Orra, Wu , vxdfiJfigif:;Reei% ing Ili" Lielftenallt ~11;,),011, to he (!,,I.l:zitt• of a company, by pVi.chase,A . 16 . INfonstall, who retires. ThOinds.Liiigi.rd to be Lieuternint,lty purchase, vice It.unihi, pvittitoteil. 39th Ditto, Caiitaitt Francis C. Crotty, fumy half-put' of the ReitiMenti -to be Coprechr oflt CifintnriY, vice 'Walton, whO exl;ltiittl4ts , recriving3lic difference. - • 41St Ditto, Lieutenittit (ietirge from : half-pay ofthe 4Cflt hone,' to be Lietiteitaiit; rice Barnet, wISO exchattei. •lid Ditto, En , ign Thomas 11. Bishop, to be Lieutctuditt- by put chase, vice GirroiLlirumuteii. :B3tlf Ditto, Ensi, rt William Alexander Boss, from the York Light Infantry ‘'olutitcyri, to be kat%igii, vice Maxwell, who exchatig,L, 571 h Ditto, Ensign Jame.; Brown, from hall-pay of 'the Re giment, to bs,Ensitpi r vice •lialstott, who exeLtattifesir Stith Van), Ensign At'il hat» itg List us Steiviii t, front hal f.pay of the tlid rout, to be Ensign, rice Ducl.erS, changes. • uoth Ditto, LientenantA!exander Coppage,. from the lo3d Foot, to. be Captain of it ,Chtrip . any, by purchase, %ice Friels, win, retires. '• liu.pital-,ls•+iataitt U. IVithinium to be Assistant Stirgeftn, vice :11'Derruot t, promoted. iNtit Ditto, I,ieut ennui J. W. Moffitt, from the 104ttli . Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Pears, who exchanges. With Ditto. Lieotettatit SlMplittlelCaraw Morria,tol>r Captain of a ('ompany, without put chase, vice Morgan, tieceried. 794 I)itto, Lieutenant JottnM'Cachatt, (run, the the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Russell, wt.. .cx ell tiger. the Ifotiottrahle Charles Napier, from half-pay of tll, 7 I+l 1 , ,,0t, to Ice Lieutenant, tics L`uttliug r appointed to ti,c s7tli Fool. 75th Ditto, iiptaist W—Mtteadatn, from the :.itl Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a co!npaily, Cite Mule, I%lio tx.chaii A T9. 7811 c Ditto, Volunteer Monet: . Mason. ft-orn the 'l6th Foot, to be Ensign, svit bout purchatie,:vic&Molt, etecasO• f;•2,1 Dim), Assistant -Sarge,ti ,liirncs.cal (tiff, frith , 1 , 4 1 f-pay of t 'Milt root, to Aesistant-tinrg..on, vice Scott, deceased. 851b,Dittn, I.leutenaut , I.rviii2e, front hall-itay orthe 4th f.'tiot. to be Lieutenant, siee.Morsh, who e,, , ichsalref. st7tb Ditto, Brevet Licuteir.int•Ci f ton s el 11enry)iird, from half. ray of lire St It Foqt, lobe vico Camtrom, ho viosi4les; "14entenant'.1..DioslinefiMia , lbe 7:l4j•Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cordon, who trttres. uron the. half•pety.t.if tits 71..1 ' ' ' • 89th Ditto, Ensign John CarroP, from the P7lll . Foot, to be. Lieutenant, by purl:base, ti.‘: Poe, lirotts'otett ii tht. Foot. 91st Ditto, James P. Nl'Vongttl I, (lent.,to be,Ensigt4 . 4 pur chase, vice A. Citrupt)ell; prom , ite.l. • ~9.9 th Ditto, Ensi , ...m IViflium NPVittve to he Lieutenrtnt,iwith ont putclot , r, vico; l,i Iwell, proitiotoit. -Gesitlotniti Cadet: Punc:in Itol)citso•i, rrom the itoyal Military Cuff. tge, t he • En . sittit, vice McV;itee. Amttli'lletsitnent el Foot, Lieut. Pekyt,•frilm the 6lth , Foot, to licLiecitenant, vice4lartiti, wti4 etichtttige.t. Itopil Staff C.Epi, G,inncl fir l lajamin D'l'rb,in, K. C. B. late cif the Pintu! . .rtivse Service, to 'or Colonel, ice General Brown, th•ernoett, Royal York Itangeni, A%simiont-Sorgeon .Toltn Collins, front Fout, to Lc •tiorgion, vice Aldet.ion, placedupun iodr-p4r. t . York C 113341111, Charles Baillie Brixhane, Gin V.. to b e ifitrclinsw," tippfillite,l to .;Frn sicu;`tCitltuttt Royal Veteran Watalion. Apothecary to the Forces .John Lewis to Ins Stitgeoll, vice Struuivyyr, place el ;upon hall- pov. Yurk Light Infitotr Volnot rev', riptign Yohn'A. Maxwell, from the 4th Foot, to • , be ..Estsign, vice Ross; who ex , cbatates. • _ Owe Reg-invent, Assistalit-Sargyip ThoivuiP, Lea, (min the Sth Itm , t, Vetriall Battalion, tti he Snngeoi►,'rke Mi:lgn, . . . .. . . . , . pli t cvd.apon ttstlf-pty. 34 Garrimui I,l:ittalion, Brevet Major Hugh , Mole, from the 75th Foot, to he Captain. of a Company, rice Macadam, who exchaugi:s. 3cl ttO r ) -, 01 ''Veteran Battalion.. Wiltinm . Conotri, _Gent. to be R.intant Suegeon, ricer..Ligvitwood, placed upon the etired List, scApy,—COinel.Sir Denjatnin trt.ithaty,C.. C. ti, to be'De nifty Qilarter Itlaster-General, to the Forces, vice Major- General Brown,. deceitseq. GmtatioNs.--Liesitennot 'Archibald' Campbell, on the half ray of the late Cori°, of'llarrack Artificers, to be Town Ad . utnnt of Gibraltar rice Bruce, deceased - . IlloirrroL STAYY.—iinSpital-AfeSlit:int JtilplPS.Pay . 4lson, from balf-pay, to be Ilospital •Assistant, vice Kane, viAtt ex changes. Dumbartotpiliire Regiment a Local Militin.—.Lieutentint-Co, lone! John Ititehanan, to 1k Lieutenant-(:olunel-Commantl- ant vier Uolonri Drniituwn, deceased. le.stoftANnum.—Lienten.tnts Weyland mid Garner, attic /Oh Font, who were lotgly removed from the,serviee, are re imitat in their milk. Lieut. Btirlie, of the .15th Foot, who setts xtipersedeti, nv stitte.l in the Cairtte of 2titli March, 34 rririontrd in his: vatic. • 'l'hr in mootion of Cornet 'J. S. Brown he Livid orient ut tint tnth Light Draitilons;ftsstattd in the Gazette of the 19th ultimo, but nut telieb place. Crop/.11 ()are, .../ . pri/ 5; I SI ti. Nl ffin lier rem rw'il to Oh present Par li ament . . nor ,ngli of Droirwich.---Willinn, 'o,tseiton; itt the Kir.4ilotki of Sri l.urt, in the rui.no Of Sir Thomas - Edweird W u WllO II!l5 et!pted the (Hier of tcward" of llis 3 4l ol lY's Manor of 4ast - tieniired," in the County of Berks. Thig (la/Ate notifiees that the , i>rince Regent has permitted th e 2hl .h u tt a ii m i of the , Iltd‘tO bear 'its colours and -appoint ments the %ion! ".Peninsula;" and appoi.ited.ii. L. Hobart, 1).1): Dt.:to of the Chittml itnYith Windsor, And iVolvcrbauT , tun, and Regizter of the Order of the Garter. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Edward Tenfold and William Marge ;son Tenfold, Maidstone, bankers. - • John Jackson and daelsron, Cousin-lone, Cowgate, non-merenants t BANKRUPTS, J. Perrin, and Henry, Lewis 'ltti .a l i P t h S ' a r ni c i l i l e i rl . t i t'J Y tl d nl e itl j ts 'cl •lt 'e :teltas, Ume-street, merchunti, to surrender April 9, its, and 3:ay IS, at one,at Guildhall. Attornies, Mes,irs.. Dennetts, • Greaves, and Ilaxendale, King's ~‘rtits; y nrds, colentan.,strect. Benjamits Oltibons the younger and Thomai Stokes, Level- Irotsworks, Kingswinford, Stalicirdshire; irtni-tna,ters, April iti, a t five, ea, and 11ay,19, at eleven, at the George In.n, Bee.'dley. Atturnie , :, Mr. Charles Cowita4le,'Sp toolid'i Inn, or Mr. Molise, ?•ltourbridge Rohe' t Lane, Remit Aptott, Norfolk, shopkeeper, April 19, 9?, and Marls, at .four, at ,the Rampant liorie. Nociftielt. Mturnirs, Mr.‘N'illiatti Cole, Lefhlon, Nor,folk, or Mr. T. 'llnaley, Ptiotp-court, Temple.' ' ' William - Newby, Itgreniant,.Curnherland, currier, 'April 19, 20, and Niay IS, at ten, et the tiltibe Inn, Co u ckenoutb.- L. Attornies, Mr. clennell, staule btu, or hlesari. Steel and it Son, Coelserntouth. Joint Mattiii, Gainshorough, Lincolnshire, ship-builder, April 11, IN, 'and Mai 111, at eleven, at the Sitr?iceiCitirA Inn, Litn'olo. 4tlortneat Nlessrs. Lontdill and. Iltittetfieid, Gr.sy's lon, or Mr. Ilaldwhi, Lii.coln. • . - ' John Caxeter, Greenliamz-Nlitts, Newbury, lielltskirc-, do thirrt Aril 9i gO, and .May. le, 4/".-elereP, at tiltridhall, London. Attorney, Mr.pltipps, Weaver.' Hall, 13asitt o .- , hall-Areet. William Bourne, Tawns-Mills, Bridgnorth,- Shroisblre, .- miller, April 19, Itt , lire, 20, and Any Is, at.cletim. at Ihe C.rown Inn and ltoyal Hotel,. Bridgnortli, Attarnies, Me , sra. Presland and l't4e.t or, l)runoivich•teptare, ut- M,. .Ntchulls, tiiiktitte; n ear L I itlgniirth. ' ' 1 - Matta* Chalks Burt,- .41 1, eiiite,court, Tower-hill, ship 4,ten, Ai i e 4:1,,g7l , 0 ...). 4 Ma y 18,,a) one, at GAltthall.-7 ttlfne/, 41; U. Jusui4 ki te at Wiuctoltet-itteet.: h . • Richard Rusli;Fithi Dai :lig, Norfolk, grocer, pro ...,, ~ and May 18, at wit-, at the Angel Inn, Norwich. Alto', 4:,a‘bliritri ten, a t B eG; a ji r : t ii l ,c e i t i a t ae s i s ii. l i t y u ,, i l l i d tat i v) it ir g oii s re , ,y i: A o p l !tilt' 20,1. 23, . and m:, y 18, nies, Slessrs. Ilu)Ce 111111 Deacon, • Norwich, la :sir. W. P. Edward Jackson, street, lied L ion-square. 37, at four, 18, mud May.lB, at eivven, at the White Bart will uswt.rtil, Deril:lyrailißrue.rtvoinct,tiaNue:r:NALirvtrlti; lon, !)meld. Alt unties, Nlessri. Long and. Austen, Boh• born-court,Gray's Inn up Messr,. Swettenhain and .4 11 ' • drews/Wirkswort h. .latoes Whitt, - Wood-street, herder, April 9, 16, and Marla , at twelve, at Goildhalk. Att;rities, Messrs, 14:alker anti nautili, Old Jewry. . . John Marley, Clifton, Gloiseestershire, merchant, April Io t 7, and, May 18, at. tea, at Guildhall: , Attuiney , Mr. Griffith, Middle Temple-buildings. I-Samuel Burton, Kingiti-m-upon-H all, conicaloiler, April!S, ..16, and May 18, at eleven, at lire Old 5.,0,1 , 1 - 110110 0 , Yu ri, AtfOritie , e; Messrs... Bell and Hendrick, How i liureh-yaril, or Messrs. Brook and Balmer, York. John Naish, Bittun, Gloucestershire, engincer, April t 9, a.i . ive, 0, 4041 - Mg 18, at eleven, .at the ~ Castle' and - halts 't Itath. ,Attortnes, Messrs Bi it as and Quitter, heti Liou' .sipare, or Mr: Chislett, lieckiligtOn, or - Mes.is. Chiste ,ll aiiii Titry, Froine. , . • John gasuti, Little Thurod, Essex, hay-dealer April 1:1,i 0 1 , ., at,ttl, 4.14 y tB, at tett, at Guildhall, 4undup. Atturnies, inro Jonei,•Size-lane, or Mr. TOwitsend, [Watford. • William Sidney Robb, illackfriars-road, merchant, April 13 P at our, 33, at twelve, and May 18, at one, at Guiidtiall.-"' Att unties, •Mesirs. , Walleson, Barlow, Grosvenor, 4 04 SVadeson, Austin-friars. ' .. . John Starer, Iralltaal-green, .Middlesex, market-gardea rr, , Attrit 9, ip., and Ilay 18, at eleven, at Gaildhall. -Atturiais Mr. 'fucker, Bartlett's-buildiags, HolOUrn. Davit, Ap 'L i ui'inai Young, Water-lane, !':Feet-street , ea titer, April 20, 27, and May 18, at twelve at Ciuilitlittl. Alto:lines, Messrs. Amory and Coles, Lotht:iiry. _ ,Jotur Heary Clewer, Miley, Hampshire, and the llegttit Duck, Ptiplar, illipWtight,' April 20, 23, mid Nlay 18, 3 • ten, at Guilultall. London. Alturaies, .ZVlebt.rs. ambit and Fit einitit, lia,iiii:lta I I- sire et. DIVIDENDS. ..April 27, S. Bird, Norwitdt, jeweiler-,My 25, 11.'. Clatitt Water.talle, Tovs:er,street, ~,,vchatit-Ap i ril 27 Ma J. 131,.,1c lawn, 0.11,,e-titt cet, Alttgate l tuereit=-Junc 4, A. t. cho. ,Zie and E.. Ablnnt, Austin-friars, B r o ad - strict. narrations-. - May 4, W. Oilier awl G. H. Townsend, ii(4l,,,rd lioilidiliss Ft•nclinrch-,sect, coat -luerclialds-April 30, - M. Ili", ..- ii,i1:11:-pki,e, SuiTeir, bAcr-Ilay t, C. E. Itawlioi, littoli, w1101e,.11,.. gi uctr-,May 1,.J. W. Ashwell, c a : c liedcr, 0 1 .1., r ~ - -April 2;o, F. ‘Voodeock, Wykin, Leit.e,tcr,t.,,e, aill."'l --;Attril 29,. D.Ballord, Taunton, grocer-Atay 4 f ‘ , it...Va iiii ' Lubealttim,„Leicestershire, caller -May 3, iJ • }1° " " i ' 't lankcaper---Aptil- 27, J. Sethrouke, Leadettkullstr. el. n Taut mercer-April 27, W. Williatus, 'Yaks, IN4lifoik, tarll A--Nlay 7; J. Maid, Norfolk-4i' ea, M i ,:iht)rx 1 , ( 1 1'"' ,' . s i.:l, , ciuiiitgcr,-,-Aiir it g 7,. .1. mud C. tio,-duie, ,Ciiiii..:o-slo,'! --Ma 'l'. i t a o i ,ci !o i r i : .. :-- ns :A dt i r : dc y ie 4 b , :ric : l; : t: li. : ;: c i r it i,:i .u ,:i c . , l .2li iii s, - ;: i i.. , r i t er :.:11 : ri v iri i t i ....... ) : :: 1 1. 1 : 4...... 7 1 1 1 . ' ,1 i 30, W. Valiance, Wy'cuMb-nir,li, 13465, riPo'" i i ri o r ; -April,e7,M. Alacgaie, Jerniyil street, M. Jad."'" "'',.„lii,- , ~ - -April 29;" F. and IS.. Johnson, Sutton, .St. Mar), [..itrv. ii, shire, drapeta,-April -27,J. Swan, It. Anderson, n. 14 th,,, 4 ,. 5 . Wapping-wall, merchiatc.-Aptil 27, H And J. If .Sor,i4," Osturd-street, brokers-April 20, J. Leonard, Gilik.'"!: : , ii: ton, Worcestershire, se. -April 27, VV. J mat, 41 1 ~ , j44d t 4 4 " 1, 411t.aiam'itshire, atu ( 1it..,1,04.1.1, Di; rit im;hatitt,l:l_ riers-Aprit ii.. 3. 'V, I). Lai ham, bo:vottsbit'r-simtre,. nieteti_V: -Attest :T. It. Wilson, Pontefract, Yortish:re, iiianey4.o,2fi. - oen - APril ' 2 7; W. Tongue, Birmingl jexelier-'4111,,,„e• J. Salk e1i1,..,1 rand, pawitbroker-.-tay 4, J. Ei iii attl.E..'""'" Craft/lied-lane, merchants; . ' . , . . A it 4 !$, S 7, .J. Erb .Blachfriars-foad . , :brewer — IL Onikworth,CEßTlFlCATES—Arita. 27. Billitertlaue, merchant—U. Lamle r,.l.lirturtighaah• J. Guru, .pticliland cOnnnon, IluckiogiannAirep na ,„, merchantl. Nl. Pitman, Son-strut, bishol,t;;ste, ;chandler—J. Matsuing, it . u4 Naernichael, and A. ll'Math. Fleet.st revs, ,311,,e!.ev.,... nnfacturer,—W, N%;alt yr, Cray. ford-sin:A, callinet-! /. •Ii• Greenwood, Ilunderifieldi Lancashire. , • EA d p i cture .d e iler-- 11 . .tholutocw-closti, imercirint— L. 3. Lekooine, oxt.4,••s‘i."t tf4”fr — S. S4Ol, Great Co'ggeshall; tanoci*- t-a 1,1," Lcadenhall-street, nierehant—S% E „,,,,, Mango 1- ti`n Gloecsiershife,*lmpkeeper-1. Price, Stepney, tindv Et e e t:: B. Prince, Sherhold, grocer--•J. ficeLno, darcutry, shopkeeper—J. Budd, Plyinoutlt-docifi r n aa fi i c y, W131 0) ' Warwiclibbire, salesman. PARTNERSIIIPS INSSOLVM. G. and J. Preston Woo!d ir" ale, Yorksliire,,dycrs—B• sur ° and F...Ellaby, Ernirerturi,' Buckinghamshire, turcrs—D. Amick • and 'l'. Truetit, ginger-berr.maktesl: 'Kent and .1. Deacon, St. Al brins, i• I n mbers-11.. and it.t b " BicJarrow!, -I'm Stull h t: Norwich, cabinet-makers-11:. Fletuherand J.lll i fielmstone, linen-drapers—c-T. •Lansdown and C. V" ( 1 .1 Southampton. irouniongcrs—H. Knapp, and J. I. (ii" ki 7 i‘ A i b a i i7 n g g 4 d re o s n_ s , tr ß e tr t k , sh i iarrey,-street, - -.l pri . u k tv, la r... Jules uar::41.1,e1,...',11';:.,:idny: Hopkins, 011111,64 e, shoehipsuritlis--11. Colub 3 "" 4 1 - ,i c ss Harrison, BrouAbton-in.Forners,,Lancailiire, —ll. and 11. Zachary, Plymouth, tea-dealers —F. and W. Ita) lis, Noel-street, Weitruinster, —T. and J. Keen, Bishopsgate-stre e t-withoot,, weA T ° l lukprn and ;I:Richards.' SurnerS•loa's, pesters--.t. A.irr .tild G. &Raki, Krgworthi L ei " 6te"- rii.• • Iv• 11Ourri, W Olinsiiryvice, Shropshire. c:' factors—E. S. and W. Walcott, • • ster • sUr S ti v it u u A te il d — fru A n v i r t r ia n e gl ite P tt r i i r ce ns 4 :ll f a li cle ru irth wn• e r day of Aura, ItiiG , is &Os. std. litf cwt. 'METEOROLOGIC AL JO VIC NAL Thermietteter. I I- I W eat &tr. i 1 . 1 , ..J . ...: TIiI .: z ... a • . ..f. • ,-, .:.! it • , r• 1,7 .. .„...=L-;.*., A. . sz. r... 3 ~.L. ' ...-4 • a 4 .. ;J.: ,-:-. - . ...... .• , , March ° '' I ' 0 It:cites lk . 'a a ' 3 39 27 143 34 29.60 I Rain . L ,,,, j/o. 3 SI 48 44 ;14 ~38 . 10 ' " 1 . 1. , . FAir J „, 4 38 36 46 31 .10 . 14 114 " . c,lotltrir 5. 33 41 46 37 .30 I .14 , Fair . 1{411) 6 43 41' -al 37' .10 l• .10 hain c l o odp, 7, 41 43 47 37 .20 .1.0 Fair is j ati 8 '4O 1 23 42 t. :1 4 .15 .13 Do. , :, ."0 , - .. .naht, .70 t *icy" is in t! s'igh t y • - Oa r On Tuesday, at the linnet of her father, Sir mortis Ruth, Part. Win,i,;edti, Mrs. Ki4e, a a " 4 .1 1 .. 4 Or 'The saner !Jay, - rt house, ol,l fliom;ktoll, the et Lieutenisni Juba Tharlow Scott Waring, 48th iteSi f "" l. • , ktisif (') t Fri , td , last ? in Charles-street, Perkeley-sluai .aiglit i..-edy Elizabeth Stoll', of it saa • -MARRIED. - On Satnreavi at SI. Georgr'il Critirchs.Tolin Ito illt Esq. of Mark lane. to Miss itriists,of ; gri Saturtiayi Msty-lt-4ope Dit k Esq. of tiillryr, tacromrtlit nsliire, Cl:Etthtlet dlity:litri' of s Hetickeil, Esq. of At Plonist..-ml, on. ilie Lientroatft4"Fi. 60 . 10 4 of the ttoyisl Artillery, Ettivst son id, • 51ilier, to ijeorietta,•elilestdatisliter UI Colot4l of the sAtire corps. • 'IMEL). MO Ort the 4th . inst. tit 'Phillinwre-pLice, ,iiier.s,nglon, I).tr!,-.. _.,,_ on I; 4 • g 14' ~ ..av at Ill4therwych Pu:z, I\%;rtfrimpton-..3hir t Hon. Nfri. fiesre, Livlynr - ‘i - in. 11. li.s , e, E;.l. _ r n s - attr o Non itlay, th 4 Ist itist. , at Lis huttie iu 14;11)0911" Willow ..tuujti, Esq. • Aftn"-r1 utth) , Cately, at hi i 11):1;:itip t . Over :11:tzttlow, Nirtultth, it the entat . 3g, 11r tut 'Tan , . --..al tr)Nr n)N: I,y .1. 6. ~C,4 1 .444 v 0 4 wadi - vied ~v . St;Ni I'S. 44,44.,de is Th. 112, iff : \ r, I.ere ascots, Orders, Letters. :putt-paiLL,&c. n 111. 4 .; tre ;Adtrt,itf