The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-03 00:00:00

Frwit the LONDON GAZE'II'E, Julie 'l, 1816. eirnon 11,415,, Vag 29, 1816. lnrl ills Royal Ilieliness thirPrinee Itegenti i►► the eittnle 1 the heha►f of his Nlajesty, Was this day pleased to confer the boom , - Knigt►thonil on Henry Mathias, 1' 4. tiberittof the C Junty of Pentl.rolte, • • /7"or-011irr, Juite I, 1819. 2(1 II egiMent of Dragoon Gnarls, John George Greed, Gent. to he Cornet, be purchase, vice Parry, promoted. • 3it ditto, David Robert Russ, Gent, to be Comet, Without • Purchase. 'lath ditto. James Melville Walker, Gent. to bet ornet, with out purchase, vice Ross, *hose aiipointment has not taktui gilt Iletiment .of Dragoons. Cornet John itanisden to lie Lieutenant, by purchase, ViceNortlicute, promoted in the yeti bight Draximits. • 11 It Regiment of. Light Dragimns, Assistant , •S'orgeott .Tohn flat•court, front hal f.pay of the ;14th Foot, to he ASsistant s irgeon, vice Tomlinson, promoted in this tut Garrison • itittri, Ensign Janiel Laing, from the 34th Foot, to be Garnet, Iry purchase, vice Cruickshnisks. promoted. 10,11 Ditto, Lieuteiviet Fl. a. Gladsviii to. be Captain of a Troop, without purchase, vice Lord A. somerset, tic:erased. 2(kili Ditto, Captain Itielt.ted Du Cane to be . Major, by pur . chase, vie , ' Newland, %his retires. To be Ctiptainsol Companies. key purchase,Lieittelant 'cho rea% Richardson, vice Mortinseri who retires. Lieutenant Ilencv Les:l.y, vice Ito To br 'Lieutenant, by ptirelleSe, Cottle James Cook, vice, Lecky. 2rl frod,t, Lietiteinint George Rieli,intson, from halt-trey of the etb F , ertt, its be Lieutenatit, v ice Williams, who exchauges gth Ditto, Liveteliant Ales:. Mackenzie, from haft-pray of the New Brunswick Felicililes, to 1, " nee 11 1 ,114 who exchanges, receivin.; the difference. ' .11exan dr r Dowoir, from half-pay of the ltegiment, to be Ensign, vier, Wyse, who excli,mges. ith Ditto, Captain Jahn rocker from the 27th Fools to he Ceptsiiii of a Company,. vice Sweetuian, why retires upon half-pay of t lie 915th itith Ditto, Hugh Barton, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice firimsliaw; promoted in the 1031,1 Fuot. • 27 th DiW , , Captain Richard Doherty, from half-pay of the Guth Foot,, ,to be Captain 'of a 'Company, vice Tucker ap• pointed to the 9th Foot. fbil: Ditto, Gentleman Cede* the Honirtrable Arthur Legge, fruit the Royal Military College, to 'be Ensigu, by pur chase vice promoted. • Sfith Ditto t t Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel 'William Cross to be Lienteitarti-Colonel, vice Cochietio,, decr•a%cri. tirvvet Major W W. Swain .to he Major, vice Cr•iiit. Lieutenavt Jaioes.'rboutp , on to:be Captain of a Company, v. Ire Ensign wintaw Poten k tiq• to he Lieutenant, vice Thomp son. Bernard William Cocker, seat. to he Ensign, vice . Pertainter. .40th Ditto. Paymaster . William Phillips, from half-pay of the • ' 47th E'uot to he Payrna , ter, vice Drumm', iijsroissert. 43(1 Ditto, P.risign Kirsliaw to be I.ieuterrant, he' purchase, vice Carroll, promoted. , Lieutetiant 11. Lockyer, from half-pay of the ilit Foot, to be Lit iiteittint, Vice O't.nnnett, who exchange*. 44th Ditto', Lieut. Philip O'Reilly, from half-pay of the 15th Foot, to be vita who .771 b Ditto, Lieut. Geo. P. Bradshaw to , be Captain - of a ('net patty, by purchase,Nice li•tclier, whit retires. t niKil W. ••' Bowen 'to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bi.ehliaw. ,Francis Henry Byrne, Gent. to be Ensign,, 14y parch ow, vice Bowen. td Ditto, a.oisianc-SurgennDavid.'llronas,, front half-pay of the 58th Priot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Webb, v.to exchange*, • " 9 •:0 Piltrs Lieut. Alex. Douglass, from half9ity Of went, to IS Lieutenant, vier: Ryneveltl, who - exchanges, re ceivitut thr„• difference - . .90th Ditto, Emigo Jaeies Walker to be Lieutenant, without putehase, •s," ea Power, 4lionisseol. 'l • ownsiirnd, (tent to be En witll4lltpilrellase. vier Wa Mt West Indio Iteeinnoit, Eirsio Thomas Minton to he Lieu; . Umlaut; wittotor purchase, rice Rutter, proirtoted in the 6th 'tret4t Indio regiment. Fv.tucisdUlinstoit,.(lietit. to be Eit. sign, vice Minton. 6th illttn, Lierit. William) H. Butler, from the 841 We s t. Indio Itegitiient to be Captairt of a Cioupany, ewe dereased . • Itoy ri West India Rangers, P. .Gray, Gent. to he Ensign. rettlibut 'purchase, vice Alyles, promoted in the York Ch ttaeurs. YIFIL (I):firtfrii,. , Ewien R. Myles, from the Ito Val Witt India Rangers, to be Lieutenant, sv4buttt purchase, vice . Heath, deceased. 3ti (leyinti Itrgiinellt, Major Saintiel•Dfalra4 to be Lieut.-Coit. vi - re Edwards, deceased. •411; fl I Veteran, flattener), tient. Alex. Sinclair, front the I /Or Foot, .to bom#o,etteill, vice Murray, decease& • " BREVET. Captsin Thonsai P. Lynch, of the 634 Foot, to t )e M a jor in the At illy. 7 , • lICISPITAL WrAPP% Assistant-Surgeon Walter Ward., front the SBtl Foot, , to be Surgeon to the ForCes, vice Lordner, deceased. MCNinttAlvouti.--Littit. Robert Grier, of the 44th Foot, sviio was superseded, at stnted in' the bazette of the ipth March last, ;t rsinstatedip his rank. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of IiCVOII. Itieliord'Perring, fsq. John Clark Laturmead, Esq. I,N'illiarn .10bn Clark, Esq, sod the Hight Hots. Bothell Cotton St. John' It/ be Deputy Lieutenant., r...t,t Devon Militia.--tion. flugh Forte.cue, Lord Ebrington, to hr Colonel, vicr Biota Pti. deceased. .lasurs Pitman, Esq. to be Major, invitifeletelie..Esq. to he - Captain: dolin Kingdoh, Gent. ta be j fr ieutenant, Larditer ' Luke Pusisford; Robert toiamore, and Walter ,Grittitli Lloyd, Geots. to be 8i1 , 145114. North Devon liruton, Esq. to he 'Major. 'annuls Hole, ..Tithtt Laugnicail, and Montagu 1:.4. mood Parlier, Fool, to be Captains. Cherie* Courant Rai• Icy, an.l S'onthentt, Gents. to be Lieutenant. George Itennells, tent. to he itnlign (by Bredet), George Webb, ruinrgt Budd, ',MOT gouthcott, Thomas tiansom,2-Heniy ill gti Weir, atviartl Moor, (lents to.be Enciins. 41tr• thin., Gent. to be Quarter-Nester. South Devon Militia.—Jiebn Henry Seate,,.Esq. to hr Lieu-, tenant-Colonial. Symons, Esq.. to he Major. John Picker Inglett Aittescue, Esq.. to be Captain. Charlet Ter : welt Wright, Gera. to he Lieutenant. Bolin VAtoti, Nicholas Gillitrd, Charles Morgstt ' William iirood, John ,1,4114, surd John 14w, Gelds. trvbeEasigni. • BANltittincY SUPER.,REDBD. *Yarns Amos, St. IleleArplitce, merchant. BAN k KU FTC:, 0 10311 Wirinitartan Lithbocii,, Fonts tisigham,Narfolit,.militt, tn sett rimiler 7, 45, and July )3, at six, at the Stearn Attornies, Mastro. Egan and Water. man, Ltsex-ntrect, Strmid, London, Or Mr. Francis, Nar.. G(1 . 114111 Von Hart-en. East Italia 'Chambers, Leailenhall. wva, rameh , oit, 4,,11, and July 13, at ien,i4:6l4llli. ball, Attorney, Mr. Hackett, Swithin's-lane, Lombard* reet. illatthews, Dighy-street, Birmlngliarai plumber, Jana 20, at Ore, 21, and July 13, 41 eleven, at the Brad. ford Arms, at tretsey Bank, Staffordshire. Attornies, Messrs: swain arid Co. Fredreidei.piacc, old Jewry, frail, or Mr. Foster, Wolverhampton. niias Halton/ Liverpool, merchant, June 28, t 7, and .July.) 3, at one, at the Star and Gant ' , Tavern, in Paradise stretti, Liverpool. Atturnies, Messrs. Cooper noil Co. Cbancery-lanes London, ur Mr. Kidd, Manestv's.laile, Liverpool. John Cowie, Aliferinanbury-Postern, silversmith, June It, 29, and July ta, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Slr. Towers, Castle-street,. Falcon-square. Jasiah sliarlie,,Maritet-Deeping,. Lincolnshire, draper, hint 11, at three 12, and July 13, at eleven, M the. New Inn, cif Market -lieeping. Messrs , and Burrell, I%tittitttlpeeping, or Mr. Gasket!, ,Holhorn-court, Gray's inti,A•ortdon. Timothy' Young, ,Seymour-place, litymistrme.square, raw. keeper, June 8, tB, and July in, at rleveu, at Guildhall. .A.ttortnett, Messrs. Junes and Bland, Great Mury-I a- hone street. Willflfin Leonard - Thouet,'Lltne-street„ ale and.porter mer chant, Jun , 4, 11,, and Jnly 13, at one, at Guildhall. At omics, Nles3rll. Holt and Fatren, ThreacineeillcAtreet. Janei Adams, Tooley-strget, ship-broker, Joe 4, Is, and Jay at ten, at Guildhall._ Atternirs, gessrs. Lamb nava, Pritiets-ktriet, Bank of itoh r ia tioherta, Elder -greet, Xpitalherlds, merchant, June A, t , t, ;At July 13, at eleven, at Yitnitihxll. Attorriiin. Blunt and Bowman, Old B.pthlerao .tolin Itariranc - , 'Staliorasiiire,ly 1, and 14,.at eleven at the Hein I.teey, Inn, Wor.: m stet. Attar nies, Meo: :II and Co. Co. 'Amide, London ; or M r.Dlnelyi liershore,'WorCestershire. John Weeks, St. Doininielt, Corn Wall, Miller, Jane I t, 1 . 4, and July,l3„ at-Lett, at the{ olta Inn, Plymouth. Attor ney, Ali..llrentlon,Cue•dor street, Chancery lane, London, or nt COrtiwall. James Tatlor the elder, Oid street, pn,teltuard.marinfacturer,' i 13,,at ten, at cinildltali. AllewneY, Fir. Carter, Lord .Alayoi's Ono Oilier, Royal E.xeintoge. Thothas Stunt, Stieertuss, !talon - , Julie 8, 15, :mid July 14, at. tallier, artittilditill, London. Attorney, Mr:tire:gory, Prosityct-place, Nes:jai:trio. fort!, huicher, ;Lute. t 3, IS, and Juty alAttevitt, at 0-nada 111,. London. At - 'urines, Ir. t, Temple, London, or Mr. Gee, Hi ,litti.Stortfeittl. William •Airred Noble, Linielionse, brass-fhtitler, June 9, 10, and J illy - • 13, at tett, at Gitildliall, Attorney, M;. Pearsoti, Fen-court,_FencLittreh.stictl.. ,•,. Paul:Johnson, St. tieorgy`,iilace„liatiti-1., te. St. George in f itubvr-woLltaat, Jour I I, td, and Jilly t 3, at (4 1 , Lit (10'11,11.411. 4 .ll..turilica, mid Spurr, Lisholtsgate.sti yet. George Kodnvy lor; Sunderland near the. Sea, jeweller„ ;lune and July !3„ a ve,. at.'t he Bridge ion, Attur-iiicsi Mr. mond', . London oi IliAmp...Wearmouthr.' John tat - xer, igaher, Cornwall, tajuntr i ,...ltiox 13, 1.1, and ,attly .3, at 'twelve, at the Kii4's Arms 111 n, Plyin,inth- Oovh. A ttor.lics; Mr.:M4iosoo,Miliditaetuple, London, or Mr. Leach, Plynrouth-Ottek. tl'iiliunt Toclset , .141111C11 , uud Godfrey Machin), Shef. fivtdoitver-platers, Jane 19, qt: l , and Jul): 13, "t at the 'tontine Jun, hlteilicid. Attoroies, Mr. Llrdotilitld„ St etlie d, u - g Trouts ant - . Preston, .;vleirtati-sheet, Joseph ttanney, Northumberland-square, near North Shields, ship rl 'IOU C., 17, and July 13, at dle en, di till ( i e ot ge . favcri), ;liar 'North Shicid.. A iturilies, mid I'l aucis,. • FttA gs, 'foicer-Areet, London, or Alt. Fenrock, :North Shields. - • Drury Fell, Helton, Luncasllire de.tler in yarns, Jane at twelve, 17, at two, and July 13, at three at the llrnige Bolton.. Attui me:, Mr. liroatlinaii, thee, or, Mr. Altaltlowo - olt, Lincoln's Inn, London. • • John Hood-itreel,,whaleliode carriage mannfitc. turer. Joust ft, • 15, and July 1 S at "eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stevenson, ..sew.square, Lincoln's Inn. llenjantin Heseltine, 'Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, June 7, 11, and July 14, at twelve, at the George Inn, Kingston. , 110m:0611. Attornies,-Mr. Ellis, Chancery-laue, Landon, or Mesits. Martin and Schultdeld, Elul!. Joists Cclli,r, liediurJ, Lancashire, le tislirp•manufacturer, dam: 12, at -twelv e , 17 , at two, add July I:3 t at three, at the, firitlge flan, liultun, Attornies; Mr. Boardman, Bolton, or Air. Aleddowcruft, Liocolit's Inn, Lunduti. Jury 12. 'l'. A. and J. A. saddlery—.tu n eStrand, saddlers—mm Q. It. W. Lloyd, Chester, U. -1111V1,10111---d1.1,1e T. Fo t otTley said it. White,Gosport, ers----Jutie 20. 11. Scaiey, fluiswell-coart„Carey-street, nione,-scrivener---duile M. Wild. Wltitehavyn, innlteeper-Harte2*. 1. Thump son, Kerkle•grove,. Whiten - teen, iner,.liatit—Jour a 9, - W. VI: D. Emil, Witt iing,trcet, Niloli, iiitiliy,r i ter.rJ(lllo .17,'J. Neal. St. Ni• • cholas, Peal, c o a c h thastec.....lune 3d. U. A. limner, , Tainitun , linen-dru lief —.lune -26. J. W. Asittecli, gruc. r---tulle "5. .1„. llonr.tieiler—Jtine 24. 1.: worth. Southaosittott, corn-teaJer--June 22..1. iViacc.und (i L.imit, of the Kist India ship Lord Melville, mercnants— . June 22.. J':. - Ptsylor," 'litanies-street, iron-merchant- 7 - .I..Stvvena mild .11.1ker, Whiteomb-sti wet, I;'rew e,:,--,Jone 0. W. I.l,ciiseid and, Cocksoll, luiperml kivlNl,Cuveiglarucn. - CERTIFICATES—) tvi c • S. Rothwelt, Fenehurch.street, Bourne, Meatyartlt Futitinell 1)-cur---11'. Englehnurne, Devon, Ilctvle t, Ilirantig,natu, .I)uwits, tlshertnit, Nurtin i ‘liam, farmer—lt. Amos, St. liat•tholomew's, sand wich, Brown, • tattle Alghitet•street, Ilatun'er squat 0, iitatt's nvreer--J. i Fulham, utitster—j.Nk hoi st:ln, Plyinout 4.1)04;4, 'woullewdraper. • PAILTNEKSIIII.'S DISSOLVED. , Edward !stutter anntiay Itaclistraw, Ilattutt-garden, 'cabinet urikers....ltithard 'Coupre "(.ray and Willimor Harrison, hint: Ammor-latte, liettoutiosey. rope-makers—Eieurge It, and Ll4ll, Wartviels.court,-Hoitgmt fur Itmou locturere--Willt:ou Reed and Charles Hunter ? llell.y . ard, Fleet.street, late bookselleys—,lo6eith Pe 13vrity :Intl *C.harles Ju.eph Licury, London, merchants—George Naylor, Ju-ietelt Ilaiq.ll, and Jusitpli Watford, Whitchttren, Sal tip, to tier merchatits.—sartmel liullant4 I)ndley, ...'oteesters.tire.,, and John tit atin, euitc4-pruprieturit--Henry Foster, AVilliain Foster, James Foster,. and he Executors uf the late Jolla Forcer, Stourltridge, I,l'ot eestersint•e, JAM Hall and Thomas !tad) ell, G.lttartton, A mity h.spinners---j, Rea. had.!. Turnbull, Sunderland, sad- Simp4oit. linlshy, and A'. White, corri.tlealers— William Field, Jiithes Cluugl), James Guaut, William Clay. ton, John and Sarah Ilarrisim, Hisrsforth, Yurlr thire, se:oo)l44.mill, rs ; so fur as regards the said :lames .Woutlgate, and habellii Wallece,'nf Milton, next tirave4end-i.islanies Neale. add 1)a -fie'. Weak., fidwitrd's•st rest, Portman-64*litre, ultholsterrri•—. • :slay' and,Geurgel tt i t - m toldi, Knigittsitige, livery-stable keeres..--lioas Isaac Frndiumon inereluaid,-;-Wdlitori e.nd Joim 1 ferctut Mourue.lik, upliohderr,s--4114ouLts Verna. SUU - ClitlltCls4lictrl, Bethital-germ, druggist:.. HORRID MURDER AND SUICIDL. (GEtiasEK' Co.) APRIL 8. —About three vveeki since (lie wife of Dr. Abel .11' atkins, of Ai kdit*:bury, Oeuesee county, died, as was sup. tuts. d,• ot a fever ; in consequence of which Wat kins peritnad - ed a peighbonr and int:mate friend of his, by the name of Peril, to retuove with his family into' hos house, anti take - care of his:chil dren. Shortly 'alter, Mr. Perry ‘vas taken very in w i t h t i le aol g eit tworbis, as statedhy tratkitis, by w h om Ii a life wits despaired Of, and Dr, Chaanr cry L . sneld t ni, of Warsaw, sent for, who attended' hint throngh the day, and t in nine o'clock at night, and left him apparently ninth better. Watkins attended him the teindinder.of the night, and Perry died the next day. Mr. Pe rr y and Mrs. Watkins being ;attended with, sin:iiar symptoms in Their sickness, together with act tip pearance of familiarity between Watkins anti, Per. ry's wife, soon. created a suspicion that Watkini had poisoned 'both his wife and Perry. 'writ) , was made of Dr. Sheldon (of whotnWarkins par" chased his Medicine) if he had purchased any poi. son of hint ; anti it was ascertained that licpur chased . one' ounce of arsenic and Some Aux vo . mice. Sospicion inpreasid ;- the body of Perry Was dug tip and examined, anti it was ascertained beyond 'a doubt that there was a considerable quantity of arsenic bi the stomach, which was much corroded. Th C physicians reported that his death was occasioned by arienic„, Watkini was informed of the, opinion of the, physicians about three o'clock the next morning he shortly after went out of his house, and'in about an hoot' and a half:was' found in the woods, suspended by a handkerchief to a small bush ; hit legs, part of his Wady, and his hands on the ground . O n ex it .- 'initiation he was found to be dead. Yestetday Mt's, Perry Was taken 'into custody, and is this day to' be examined..-.(oatario Messenger.) STATE OF Tue the,Girund Jury Came into the Court of the K n 4 stated, through the medium of their foreaLin, that they had visited the several gems, and that the excellent condition in ‘thich they fottr.., theta far exeetiled s their expectations - . The Recaruer, slid Sir William Curtis expressed notch autisfactiOn u pon' im3ri:rg so favourable and satisfaetOry a , 4 report. ti LAW iNTi.:,LLIGkNcr,. • • toun'y bF BENcti, JUNE 1. - - JUDGE V.cox. The plaintiff, a baker, in Hal row, ,brought. this action to recover thilliages for au injury he sustained from. the bile of :+ doglieionging to the defendant, a lady residing in the same neighbour-• hood. The witnesses stat!d, that ht the time the delandant . took the house in which she lived,;' the dog - WAS OD the Treatises, brio;; recommended us nn excellent s,ttegttttrtl : its CollbeqUeliCe tOf his fierce diSpo3itiOn lte was always kept chained dur ing the day, aisd few persons even of the family dated to approlcb The 'plaintiff had been ill the practice of going to the house with bread,, and- had never annoyed the clog iu ahy,way., On the Ist Of February last the 1),(111441' J. having , vered his bread was returning tin n' an avenue, whets an kilornl was given that the-t:O4 had' 'loose ; the animal was, however, for a time se cored by the defendant's son, but again escaped, and colloWing the plaintiff, attacked him with great fart * and very touch lacerated the calf •ot his right leg. A medical gentlemen deposed to the extent of the injury, which' had•confined the plaintiff for ; about six weeks, to his bed,, and,..besioes this ex • pence, he had been obliged to employ another retina to attend to his busineSs. The Counsel for the defendant contended, that the ittittost pains had been, taken - lo confine the dog, but in single instance ineffectually, fur it did lint appear that it. had ever bitten any other pc6on : was admitted that the dispositiou of the tliDlital iv as tierce, ban hut more so than was DeCESSkity tot the 'protection of the act:Anima's property. It was turthtr urged that Mrs. Cox was unacquailited 'with the temper of the dog.---Verdict tor, the. plaintiff, damages 5.51. MANTON V. MP.L.LISH. The is al gun -maker; the defendant.is a Colonel in the Arnty, and while serving in Spain under .tive Duke of Wellington, its Assistaut Mum-General, sent overto the pfaiutiff alt order for theananufacture of a double•barrelled gin) ; this older was delivered by Mr, T. Mellish. 'the defendattes uncle ; and as soon as it was Coo 4— plete6 iu parstiance. of further directions, it wits bent 'to Pot tsmouth • to the care of a "Mr....Linde-,. green, who was In transmit it to the Peninsula : it wits 6ent uu sti n t-hoard accurdiagly; bat -the Agent at the ..port omitted to obtain the usual . permissiirw"-ftecessary on Ate export of fire-arms, and it was seized by the'Cuitoin-fionse Officers. There war - nertniiiee — a - rto the value of the. 'gun which' was chargetrisir.s . 2l. lOs ; hat the, question was, whether, -tinder the circumstances, Oreltefeatiat was liable' to pay, the gun never ha virfpeonie into hi: pOssession. Mr.ScS ttiLLTT, COl4ended that the plaintiffought to have done all that was requiShe on 'the export of fire-arms ; while the AifORNEi-GENERAL, for the plaintiff, 'argued' that that duty bekinged to - Or defendant's agent, Lindegreen, ing executed all that he was bound' to periornrits the manufaeture of the gun, ind its transaissioo to Portsmooth : of this opiniem was' Mr. Justice AlstioTT,, who sat . tor Lord Elleaborongli, cruel the plaintiff acuotilinglyiecovered a verdict. • COUKT Or EXCIIEQUER, Junt I. AT„I'Ots,NEY. G2bigHA,L. V. DONN'AND WALKS'S. 'rite Sot.totTott tiv.:YttRAL.- stated, that An infoilbittion which the Attorney Getteral.hod left it his duty to file. against the,detentlants, who ,vere chemists and druggists, for supplyitig dele terious et - tides to a continuo that this prose,c(itinii WAS in itit u tCll riot 11),011: (four a r egard to the revenue than to the health ,of his Majesty's subjects, particularly of the lower or ders, to wh o m pr)rter was the most grateful be verage when properly indde, and, who ought not to'be driven to more injurious beverage by such • practices as Itati lately been resorted to l'ltat it was, the determination of the Officers of Govern , nteut to proiecilie, with the utinust severity, every druggist who it was disctivk red had so °Glided: Mr. Seijeant ('ELL stated that it was out of his power to makea,tiefence that no one could mew the praetkee• more- than ,lihnselt ;. and he united this proceeding would. be attended with its proper effect. Yerdiet tor the King, penalty 509 t. THE .ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. RUGG. . . This . was an information of the same nature, and' the (kleinlaut su'ilmitted to a verdict 0f',4001. penalty. ATToRNEY-GENERAL V. MORGAN. 'This was an iolormation against the defendant n perfumer at BIV4IISeti, fur itt his passes biini Francs; gloves.. It appeared flirt the Ofileeri seized 4Wpair, and that having:tied' them rip, the servant girl ran away with thew, but that they were recovered by applic'rtion to the Magistrate. The defeudant4as - convicted in the penalty of 2001. INSOLVENT DEtigrOlttV COURT. 7 SxrcaDair. PAINFUJ.,CASK. , ' , BIRT V..THoMpsuN, The defendanes , diseharge was Opposed by - Mr. P.':Sadtit, Who prottueed4 witness who. swore to his having .beet oat of the rules in April It alpeared4rom the statement for the insolvent, that this persutes . ease was a very lamentable our. He bad a wife aud•nine children dependent upon: him tor support.: In order to procure a proffered si tuation for one of the latter, he had, .in a 'sulitary instance transgressed the rules. The Court , la. 19)cm:A the 1 - i:till-hi duty impostid upon it of re manding the insolvitt, the objection being a fatal one. 11.4.rroN.GARDEN. ILLROAL INSURANOII 1W .THE LOTTERY.—Ca therine Gibson, a very old ofleittler, ts and' .11) has been convicted two ot,ilirce times , tor illegal in snrancet-iit the Lottery, was brought up and exa mined on xfresh.charge. The prisoner was sen tenced to"six wombs' ithprisonwent in the !louse ut Correction.. . . UNION lIALL, Lotto Et.taiNnortouritr* Aosps.—ilenionin Hare rdvAi brcanglit lip by anQtV the constable, .ilisigtd with having, in Alerqb ISIS, reeeiveii hix asses, tbe property ot Lord Bilenboiniigh; and - taken I, i'.1.11 hiS Lotli'lliifip'S 61'10 At tioehatiiptuti, well rkowiisg ththil to be stpleli. Snow- identified the ters" 3l "f - thelgi§qllCr. whir" vyttii fully ccowittid or trial. - ' ot.J5, i3A tii-kv. On Saturday, 'Joseph Boyce was indicted ca hitally () y t:eJ) i t :: if t ) . t h i y . 101 ,1, I !4 s i f i 4 tT of ( 7 1 or 811. 3s. lld. in t hes per cent. Annuities, tiitlt feloniously nt:er the same, 4:iowio g it to he ri,r g ea, With in tent to defrhutl the Goetrnor and Contpv.v the Batik of England; or John T.,toter or Wi Death. William Grtgnry Was capitally itillieted for Ida ati9tisiv making, ftrging, and cotinterteic alai causing to be Wisely made, forged, and c.ntter- Teit - ed, a certain irsliSfel of the stun of 251. Nal .5 per cent-; Annuities purporting to be the tritusice •Oliztibelli Coward, of the still stun, ttlett ' 30,11 ( 141 g in. her it ttte,. with - intent to defraud the Go‘crinent and Company of the Babk of land. • Eliziiheth Coward deposed, that she hid lent the Pr:sotter ntottev. repeatedly; Ilad eimver.iitions frequently wilt) ney in the 5 per cent. N .vy Annuities, but never the stibject of her i no• conimissioned -him to procure any' body to repic" sent her. '• The prisoner said that Mrs: Coward liad-agreed to let him have the suns .ot 25t., and lI J audio" ri'ed him In emPlov a woman to receive it in het tiatue.o.--Ghi/ty„ DAZING kI!GHA'AT itoßnErty —l saac J o na, IA 50101710114 Isere i , :olcl,tl Cithit IHv 6 ' l' 61411;611g Richard Shaw, atul taking from bill ) its 11,1111( of England nor.., a gold match, ;0"i 1 " 3 seali, his property, on the night of the 7 111 '‘'erdict—Guilty,against both p Isom' Upon the verdict being recorded, Or Ade ) of 'the prisimers; who' la Only 19, A,ked t he Coil permission-to say a'word lie ten told the lie' corder that he might have as %sell taken lai n , to Smithfield, and hate sold hint like a 'dog 0r horse. MIDDLEsEX SESSIONS. STEALING OF THE WINDsOR NoTEs.—coNsrnocri THE KING V. ROBERT RoBSIITS Safarijoy.--:-The - defetplillit is well.known in Oa annals of'the Old Bailey, and the ciremnstatves of this case have been alteAdy neldre the public,. It will be retAlected, that he was the comp4Ouri of . 11 . hite, eommonly•called Conkeybeitu, who we! convicted of the same otlenee.at the, Oki 0,111 , 1 Sessions, with this exception, that the prisoner bere'' was Indicted for ,convirmg with others, in: aiding and assisting to inn off and circulate rer 6 'i llt notes of the Windsor Bank," welt knowing 114, were 4tolen. Mr. ALLEY opened the pleadings, and A lll PooLaY stated the case to the Jury., A variety of witnesses were called in 51 1 1)Pr al of the prosecution, all of whom , were severalit cross-examined by Mr. AnoLvuus, on the part of the iletendant. Mr ADOLPIIUS addressed the July' in a log speech, but they did not teel that any thing 0 01 : 4 ea in the way of comment was useful to the Po' 'otter, mud t y found him Guilty. .I.l4!gmeilt %%us deferred till the last day of the Sess:o.is. The Court was exceedingly crowded, anti it was manifestly evident that the conviction go d universal satisfaction. To Coat' Vurs.—The following valuable ReeiPt is given to the .publit at the request of a lady 04 r; high respectability, who .has herself derived di° greatest benefit from the use of it, atter bavilr been afflicted with the - dtiortier for upwards twenty years; and to say the very many itistati(ce of entire curt thisisiurple medicine has effected, is imposs:ble. Remedy.--Three re e-qii art ers o f aTound of garlick. fine, and 'tint it into three pints of ma r ' let it stantrin an heated oven twelve boil" , t° reduced to one piiit, then.piit it into a cloth and strain and squeeze it vet y well, and take,a large t"'; spoonful of it immediately, before 'breakhisl, on after it, also before anti after dinner, tea, and sc, alltimes•before and after eating. To be titled six months, or more if necessary, anti often repeated.Wheii the patient- is becoming large tea•spoonful of it shoniti he taken instantlY• CUM, MARKET, Mgvy 31. SLips at M4tri , . et. fthips said. Price. a ,8z ,New 3d 24i Ms. M. to 475: 6, _ 6 5untier1a;44............ pd. to 39%. u" lIIRYHS. At Tavira, ttl Portugal, the Lady of Colonel,Audin , (;°: tremor 41 the two algarvas, anti Knight of the Tower All" Sword, of ntlatig;hter. it At Dan Part, the Lady of E. Kendal, Esq. High shfr of Breennshire, of a son. • Ou.S.' tturday, at Haling Cottage,Croytion, • Mrs:J stanley, of a sun. Coy On the 7th ult. at Chighnalsilry„ in the County o f -„- Henry Warren. Esq. son of the late Sir Robert Warreu,,P 4i i to tkitherioe, -ektisc slaughter of the Rev. W. Steivatt) • On 'file‘dity tiq f Colonel C. Smyth, of the Rsval Eagincersii to Harriet, thaughter of General .Nlorse; of Devonshire-pi lic ' e l,' At Aberdeen, Henry Da.ist Forties, Esq. to' ',Margate'', eldest daughter of the late 41txantler Fraser, k;sq. of irBtel* held. On Thn"dal. at Eastbourne; Liuutentint•Colon, e l finch, Bond Engineers, to: Qatherine at:1'101E0r of tu " . , late NAttililliel t'lluin3s, Esq. ut Gohh-court, Sussex. At Curaqoa, on the nil ut Nlarch lust, Captnin E. Luca'. N. lo Nliss Louisa f:iitubeitt, candy daughter of.Micial" l Nlaison, Esq. fkesident ut the Court of Juitiee of that-Wan DEEM nn the 20th ult. in the 74th year of his age, John E35c 314.1 Evq. of Ketsterton, in the Couuty ut Flint, lunny years ,3/5" gistrre forth:lt County. At Meryculter House, near Aberdeen, the 45th of AtaY! General the Hon. Win. Owlet), of Fyvie, Colonel of the 4 1, ' 1t invent of Foot, in. the et it year of his age, n Wednesdav last, in Glencester-street, Mrs. riiz 3 " e ' to Douglas, relict Of the late Ale*ander Douglas, Eol• • - On Thursdim May 30 11'1 rd Th Upson,Esq. a t th ' lt ettitourr. id. On Friday morning, Thomas-130114. Esq. of the On the Bth April, at niftptnui Wu" Oates, of itie ihip Marshal Wello4tou, tit Lortti , ot. • bell, ll Ori the 9th P out eld Carir nag. :lemur Nlvbstrete of the /wish - of Sf. Jaloo• LONDON: Printcd hr t. n. 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