The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-10 00:00:00

Irom the LONIA”. 4 I 'GAZIMI 4 E, June 8, -1816. War- May CB, 181 Q. • •• His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has 'been pleased,, in the name and on the behalf of Lis Majesty, to approve of o.3d,ltegimvnt of, Light Dragoons being r^muittad to bear `on its stantlaida and appointments, in addition to any other tactgy or devices which may 'have been heretofore granted to the Regii'nent, the. ward " Talowe'ra," in 'Consideration of the distinguished gallantry displayed by that Regiment in the ^ battle of Talavera, ,on the 27th and 28th July Hon.—Also to approve of the,2,lt,h, ur Nortb Gloucester Regiment of fo fantry, being permitted to heal' on its colours and appoint- AtteUts, in addition to any other badges or devices which may have been heretofgre gvented,ao the Regiment, the word " .!!herd," in cnitisideration of the distinribed gallantry h displayed rthat 14;ginielit in the Battle o Albuera, oil the crab May 1811. War-Qifice, Judie 4., 181 e. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieut. Jobb ilutitet to he Captain of a 1:roop, by putehase, wbo retires. Comet Fergus James Graltina to be Lieutenant, by purchase,. )lee limiter. .. ' qthPitto, Hcory Ativihttis jainglev, Gent , to be Co nt by ... iturotase, vire iiington, proutott.ii. ' ' • • ed legunent of Dragoons. Lieut. 'William Marge., front hair , 111- " ply of the ltegitsient, to he lieutenant, vice Stoho, who . ..... . exchattges., teteirint; thetlitirrence. dil Ditto of Light I)ragoons, Staff-Surgron John Callender, frentintlf-p:ty, to be SOrtzeort vice Irwin,.decurtsi'd• 1 2nth Ditto, lino- , Templeton llrctt, Gent. to be Cornet ; by ptikhase, vice i cilv, promoted. ' . Ditto, Lieut. ' Los Chanobre, from half-pay Of the rq,•i turnt, to be Lientenantice 1)odwe11, - who l'jxeltatigei, re- . . 'ecieing the difference. . , ist Regitderit, of Foot, Capt. Peter Nl‘Gvegor; from half-pay d . of the regini.`ent r to.`lst: CAptithe of a Company, vice r..\ lasey, who ext.:l - 131,1;i+. .. • ° , el st Pill°, Lientenant47etleral James Lord Forbes, from tie firth Foot, to be Colonel, vice General Gordon, deceased. 44th 'Ditto, En-ign Alexander W.lon, froto half-pay- of the . • regimeat, to be Ensign, , vice AVoolleock, who exchanges. fifth Ditto, Emigii Thomas Lewis, froni half-pay of the 58th .• . Foot, to be Ensi.. , n, vice Vieteli, who exchange;. • • • • 51t h Ditto, I,i,ut,C4eiteral ;iianc Git,coxtle, from the 7th West India regiment, to be Colonel, vice Lord Forbes, appoint /a ell to the comMand of the. ilst Foot. , 71st Ditto, Lient. ,louts Barnett, from the 87111 Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice F...i.er, who exchanges. . 7stt) ritt.o, Captain Frederick Alex. MiCkenlie Fraser, from half-pay of the regiment, Lc. pe (..,.o.pt akin of .4 Cova pa ny, vice Sime, who exilianges, receiving tbe.ditrerence. John Rob bins, Gent. to be Etlign, by purchase, vice 'Mackenzie, appointed to the 8d Dia - goons: • Stil Ditto, Renjaloitt Walinsley, Gent, to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Galbraith, deceased. 147 i h Ditto, Lieut. John Fraser, front the 71st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Barnett, who exchanges. /Mb Ditto' Ensign George Itottlinry to be Lieutenant, with. out iitIEAVOSe, vice Fairfield, deceased. Ensign J. Wynn, front half-pay of the I bth Foot, to be Ensign, vice Butt , bury. 2(1 Ditto, Lieut. Robert Sutherland, front half-pay of the nth, Foot, to he. Lieutenant, vice Logan, who exchanges, rccornitc the (barn sth Writ India Regiment, Major .losePh Tevigg to be Lieut.- Colonel, without purchase, vice Henry r appointed to the 5d Garrison Battalion. Brevet Major Charles Reynolds to be Major, vice Twitrg. Lieut. Huneyinan Mackay, from tie 68th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Reynolds. Ditto,..Major William Nlassey, from the 7th West India Itegiitient„ to be Major, vice Bamford, who retires upon 114,11-pay of the 7th West. India; Regiment. Biqa! „African Corps, Lieutenant Thomas Stertt, from half : pay of the , lsth Foot, to be Licutuount i vice Stauley„ who exchange*. ottat.iNtwM.--Litufeniint John Robert Dater, of the enth Foot, is superseded, hvins r ,absent without leave s from froM May 30, 14111.' . . . . . , . . . Office of Ordnance, Jane 5, Poitis of Royal Enginvers.--Tr , Ile First Lieutenants, S* and LiOntriant Montgomery iviitiains, vice Cox, (IL•ceasell; • Seictsivt Lietitetmot .lohn Irowitsltivi vlix• Scott, tlecco'x'ell • S e tund I.kutviiant Geore 1141 - ,hang/vice Slsage prozootd 1 I;ommissions-signed UV tiot..l..ool.Lietiteitant of the County ; • r -• Lf Nntti - naltai». • Ni'illiam Charlton, Esq tube lhprity Lieutetnutt ; Thomas • Webb. Edge tloe. youligrr, Esq. to he ditto. ' Crow* flgice, June g, 1106: • 111 f-tubers teturnoi to serve in this, preient Patliament: • 1;orouglt of on o tit It.--11 cut y Sumerget; Ft " tl. 'commonly tailed Islas mess of Woreestt,tr. " County of Fdwtird Powell, of `Santtps, •lic the County of t:intligun: Erg. in the room of • Tituntu 4ohnes, Esq. decensed• , Ti AN KRUPTC Y ENTARGEn. Sarah Elizabeth Townley, Pore's BisKiturrs. Thomas Batty' Mills, Kirtheaton, Yorlcshire, oil &rusher, June 1 , 1, at ten, 17, at twelve, and July 20, at fouroat the George Inn, lieelimoudwike. Attornies, Mr. Wathrwf 1111, Mil'bridge, or Messrs. IN'illis, Fairtlionie and Orate, Waruford-court, 'flutonartun-street. !When. Walton, Cattle-Noah, Northumberland, victualler, June 11, Ault 2 and 20, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle-alma-Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. Bell and Bro thick, Bow Clituch•yard, or Mr. Seymour, Newcastle .. upou-Tvne.. ^ • , • • Jt,llll Gardner, Bristol, carpenter; Stine 20,21, and July - 20, at one, at the Conimereial Itaoins, Attornies, I‘lesrs. Bridges and Quilter, 11.541 Liori-,sgrolve, or 'Messrs. More l anti Wilmot:4,, Mist 01, 'John Deaver, lied Cross-street, Cripplegate, June 18, 19, and July 90, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mowbray, Charlotte-street, itlaemiars.toad, ‘Valter Aliatison, Castle-street, Holborn, silversmith, June 11, and July 20, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Moors. Few. Ashmore, and Hamilton, Henrietta-street, Covent-pollen. tome I)ixtrn. Welling, Kent, inntreper, June 15, 18, and July 20, at ttvelrt, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ashfield, Marh-laue, slanteS Woos, Ledlitay, Herefordshire, linen-drapes, June 17,' at funr,, 18, and July 2u,. at ten, at the New Inn, Lediriirv. Attornies, Mr. James Pewtriss, Gray's Inn, or Mr. William Recce, ' Joseph Owen, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, ironmonger, July 2, at live, and 00, at eleven, at the George Inn, Attornies, Messrs. Anstice and Xi ight, Inner Temple, or Mr. hunt., Siourbridge. Ilettry ll i., Christchurch, I fampslilre, linen-draper, divite.2l, .Itily 20, at ono, at the White Lim) Attoritivs, Mr, Williail4 Lawton Clarke, Bristol, or Meisrs. Jerikins,'„latnes and Abbott, New 15tH. Lawrence Frost tint younger, Liverpool, merchant, July 3, 4, owl in, at eleven, at the King Anus, Livupool, tornies, Mr. Radcliffe, Liverpool, or Messrs. Adlingtuti and Gregory, Loudon. 4 ' John Settle, Liverpool, merchant, Ally 8, 4 and /0, at twelve, at the King's Arms, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Radcliffe, liiierpool, or Messrs. Aillmgto. and Gregory, London,. John SWitt, l' !land, Yorkshire, manufacturer, Juni 171 at Rix, and July 20, at tan, a the Old Cock lun, Halifax.— Atturnies, Mr,•Wiglessvorih,. •Gray's Itln-square, or Mr. Cadney, Halifax. • . William Etehes Doncaster, broker, June 17, at seven ' Is, at eleven, and July 20, at five, at the Green thagOnlnti, I)uneastrr. Attornies, Mr. John Stringer, Doncaster; or Messrs. Longtlill anti Blfttrfield, Gray'A-Inn•square. Samuel Copes, StaffO , coal dealer, June 19, at litre, eo, and July at eleven, at - the Littleton's Arius Inn, Pettit ..ridger Attornies, Messrs. Price and Lincoln's Inn, or Mr. William Smith, Old ,Church-yitili, Wolver .. hamptun. • Junius Smith, Wroad-street-bnittliiigs, merchant, June 15; at . tets, attwelve, and July 10, at ten, at Guildhall, M toriti es, Nlessrs, Willis,, Fairthorini and Clarke, Warnford- court, Throxmorton.street. Portsea, victualler, June 19, at one, 26, at eleven, and July 26, at oneoat the Commit Chainher •f the Old Town .11311, Portsmouth. Attoritlei, Messrs. li r iggs and Mitiehin, o.ssex-street, Strand, or 'Mr: Howard, .• • Portsea. Ri c hard piniley, Dudley, Worcestershire, threitd-rnanufac• lover, .1 o ne IN, 20tsand July 26, at eleven, at the Litt leloti's. .Irrns lnn, Penkriihre. Attornies, Messrs. Bourne alit" !bulky, or Meisrs. Anstice and Wright, inner Temple. ,Jaines Miller, Liverpool, distiller, July 3,5, and 20, at one, at the Arum! lint, Liverpool. At tornies. Nlessrs• stock and Buriet, Kings Bench Want, Temple, _yr Mr. E• Ittackstoch. Liverpool. Thomas Cooper, l'Alit.vieh, carrier, aline 21, and July 20, at elevcti, at the Crown lon, Natttich. At tornies, Messrs. Atliiiison and Wilde, 'Chancery-lane, or Mr. Edleston, Nantwir h.. June 25. W. Hallett oil J. Hardie, Queetl-street, (14aP side, druggics-'...lotte 11. John A tinetts; Salisbury, linen , : draper-July I. %V. tt, ltnildwao, Salop, faraavr-Jtily 1. W. Paski main Peate, Netvport, Salop, saddler--July 2.. W. Jones, l.landilo, Carmarthen, slioplie, per-July 2: I'. La w rinson, • I%la-tit:bestir, fustian-Maintraerover--July 3. A. IJ lingswortb, Stockport, Cheshire, cutton-manufactuter-Jone 29. W. Itowt,m, Cambridge, lineti-draper-July O. W head, Coventry-street, Haymarket, linen-draper-July 2. G. Stokes, Oldswinford,Worcester, mo rig..r- 3 ire 29. W. John M‘Master, lied Lion- st reet, Clerketiwell, walch-lna nufacturet-June 2G. J. Matthews, Norwiih, pluntber-July 2. J. M'('abe, Lotobard-street, merchant --July 0. J. Par nell, 'Sheffield, linen-draper-June 11. F. Mullett, St. Mary Axe, merchatit--July 2. G. It Anion, George-yard, Lom bard-street, merchant-July 2. G. Wightmail, Kensington, bnilder-Jdly 2.P. Phillip., Kitet-street, Ilartlohloinew-close, merchant--Junta 18. A. K. Mackenzie, Austin-friars, Broad street, merchant-July 0. a. Taylc.r, Oxentlen-street, mer cliant--.lttly 9. 1). Maitland, New Bridge-street, merchant July 4. W. What eler, Lass rence-patortney-Isill, merchant- June 29. F...C00k, bast-struet, Manclte6ter-square, grocer- June 15. W. Reeve, Clapham, emtell-mister-Ottne 29. J. Jells, 'Burford, Oxford, saddler-July I. It'. Andetton, Li verpool, • uphulsterer--.ltme F. llrrrdeuUutg, Mount street, Gro,svetior'-'tptate, statuary-,lithe 19. J. Neale and S. \Varner, Milk-street, wholesale • linen-drapers-Jane '29. P. 111.teliford and R. Illachford, Lmnbard-street, lacemen-• June IR. T. Kirby, N'essutatt-strict, Oxford,al'evt, liturtrr- Jane 29. P.. George, Little Eastelleap, needle-ntalter--June *9. S. S. Itobiumm, .1, Clarkins., and G. J. Parker, Change ley, merchants-Julie 15. .1 . . Swan, It. Anderson, and G. Swan, Wapping-wall, ttiert.hants , --July I. D.' .F.dultlnds, - , Mallt.sley; Salop; printer. CERTIFi(:ATEs-Jusu 29. It. I'. Onyard. Throginotton-street, merchant-T. Leader, Port 'l)und:As. mereltant-Sir It. Siiusbuiy, Ilaar 1. Newport, banket Maeltell, Liverpool, inereliant---IV. Gotml, .N.l!niitionth, farmer-J. Cohen, Whiteehapel, inaintfact ono Oalseley, Bermondsey, wool-st Atilt:r -.1. Squire, Bristol, melcliant-T. thieve, Etlinlnn It, ant( J. Ilneye, Alanefiester, lostian-manufacturers--M. Neale, Gosport, linen-diaper-G. Puke, Nlatleley, Salop, butcher . Fields, King.toll-upon-111111 groeer. PA EltStllt's I%I.SNOLVED. J. and R. Bates, Oxford-street, jeoellers , —.l. and S. 'Thorp, Spital-stitiare, Nortontalgate- 7 J. ( T ake and W. Masters, ww;i4tapk 3. and rs— 6. unit., wc.,01,,y, tl'ilt shire, WaP work and 'l'. poi a•r-dealers—./. Wilson and I). Grant, H. Vein and S.Sinith, Wisbc4:ll,•Canihridgethire, tnillioei s-- P. 01111 N. Unsworth, Chowbent within Atherton, Lancashire, 'eottnu-minitifacturers--C. Landule and J. Crichton; Dundee S.• Fraser and•C. t:tinning. Watling-street, ,varelmuse men—S. Brown and It. Dicliinsun, Fulham, einipets—M. and T. Custance, Watling-street, warchnusemen—J Hartley and A. Burgess, I White, Lancashire,' , fustian-stitruers—T. Higgins and IL Braxton', Shrewsbury, chemists —J. Taylor and A. Nesbitt, • Upper Thames -street, hid e . brokers—J. Pitts and 'S. C. Gunton, Senle, Norfolk, ge 'neral siiispkeepers-1). T. Johnson and H. Llogg, Dane- Cheshire, silk-throwsters—S. aud S. Wright and P. W. Dunivill, Nether•Kiin c tsturd, Cheshire, solicitor,— S. Satterley und Wellings, Hastings, wirgeonS--4. Brom ley, J. , lterring, and C. Dent, Yoch, bout-inakers=3. G. Ni 'ditils and T. Shipton, S..lby, Yorkshire, tainietii-44.. Chris jun. and J. tindgiio, jun. High lintliorti, distinct s—P. Milburn and W. Unw .. m, By worth, Sussex, tanners—W. It;ti,- -beak and It.• Bean, Kingston:upon-1i tituber-uterch:,nts -=- I). and It. Cliectitorn, Studsport, Cheshire, cottoillpiimers— W. Hardy and It.6ardiner, Cheapsitle, wardionsomVll-11. Svlies and J. Kowles, New Inn, and T. Itittrges, Bridgenorth, Shropshire; tntiltSters. '• EXTENSIVE FOaciERY and SW iNDIANG Forgeriei of considerable Magillitith! h a v e e. witty been committed by a gang of swindiers upon variofis banking-houses.' At . pre•ent only 'one of the gatig is iii custody. , The provincial bankers have chiefly by' en the:victiMs of 'the sehettres ordepredatas, and, a's it already appears, to a serious amonnt ; but the full'extent of the hdschie'l is not yet ascertained. The plan of the gang seems,to have been t o apply to eountry bankers f6r,disconiit, ante - otTL.nng their hills Apparently oti the first boking 7 hotises in Lon don, or at least bills 'with their indorsement upon them... The better to lull suspitylon, the swindlers generally made application to -such . provincial Bankers as were 'connected with. the houses in town oil whom the bills were pretended to be drawn. Their plea for applyihg for country as 'sistance was, that, owing, to the distresses ,r4ondon, money 'was exceeding scarce, and no di4cotint to be had. The bankers said, with re- spect to the scarcity of money, it was pretty much the same with them in the country. The swindlers, who are, repeeNentedto be by no means deficient in address.,..t hen pretended that they had great purl:haws to make in the country, and that they would be content to receive a large, por, don of the. money in provincial note', lihislure generally Snceeeded, and the tor;ed bills were counted. The next object of the villains was to get cash in town for the country notes, at the houses where- they were made payab-k. By these means theswindlers amassed large•slmis before the forgeries, which were widely extended, were detected. So skilfully are the. forgeries in general executes, that some of the par:jev whose statues were used only knew from circumstances 'that, the writing was not their own. The person who is in cnstodyou suspicion, was arrested in town on his arrival front Portsitionth, and !tad upon hitti, 1,8001. when taken, money to the ainciutWol MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—AbOIIt five o'clock on Friday afternoon, 'a most distressing accident occurred within a quarter of "a mile of Bathgate, on the road leading to Linlithgtiw, and nearly opposite .Balhairdie house, the seat of Mr. Mae joribauk. Robert Meikle, a servant of Mr. George Simpson, feu user, Easton, and tacksman of extensive lime and coal works in the neigh bourhood, had been directed by his master' to carry with a horse and cart a cousidetable num ber of barrels of 'gunpowder, for the use of his . lime quarries to the pla'ec whiCh he Occupies as a depot for that article. Meikle, at the'plive above described, was sitting on oue of the shaftS:of the cart. From causes yet unknown, the gunpowder took fire, and, shacking to relate, eXplOded with a tremendous noise, so much so' that the people in Bathgate decists-it shook their houses. The un forttinateAnan who drove the cart was - thrown into a" cluitp of planting in Mr. Marjoribank's lawn—the body of the cart was driven from the wheels—and the horse ran furiously to Bath 'gate •with' the body of the cart, where it soon alarmed the inhabitants, who MD to the spit, and discovered Meikle literally burnt to a cinder, scarcely a vestige of his clothes -escaped from the fire, they being completely reduced to ashes,..... When found, he was alive, but insensible, and was immediately carried to . Mr. IVhitm's, Glen minis, an adjoining faruLltouse. Medical assist-. tutee trout Bathgate was soon procured ; but, not, withstanding, every .0141, the poor man died is about an hour and a half after the accident, leav,;• ipg a wile to lament his loss. ThOorse: was also touch scorched. It- is understood - there were about nine barrels of ,gunpowder On the cart at the time of the explosfou, • . • • LW ilvi'l-eItiGENCIL counT OF XING'S 11i NCIL JuNG - 13. E1) . 1;04vE6 Esq. This ve” an aCtiOn brought by the plaintift, coachmaker, tti .recover froin the telehraled uniu tear of.fusition.s:lBl. the . price ehik'rgeityfw a most splendid and elegint eurricle,, and the etcetera binging to ,it. ' Mr. fii.:Aitt.',ET:My.Lord, this is in.action for a coachmakers Bill, which is long, and will tale some time j its amount is upwards of 500.. and it is tot the biiilditlg euraele, which, w hen the items are gone ititri, will appear to be tt ictra a thing stnequalled,lkoth for taste and spled:lour, Mr. Tin.Ptso-114 Lord, in; wish ex cept that tie plaintiff shoUld lakve till the money to which fie is entitled ready to re fer the whole subject, and to spew that tte have no wish to-delay the plaintiff in his iusLehitn, to agree to a lodgment without the usual delay of an award. Your Lordship should lino* that we :slready paid 2481. • , Mr. ScaitLETT—My Lord, the plaintiff is at present in confinement for debt, and .can.not get released till he is paid his bill by the defendant. Mr. '!'oct a vo—Your Lordship will see we have already paid 2481. ; the plaint ill's demand is up: wards of 5601 ; ti large sunk for a collide only. SeAlit.ETTYou have not paid tier half the pleasure you have received in ridin, , ' about in this splendid. vehicle, and the universal admiration it has exvited.. Laird ELL NBO lOW G H—lVill you, 11r. SCAR.; LETT, or vt ill you not accept the defendant's bircr, by which you %%ill get your motley sooner .any other way ? SCAIILETT—N,Iy Lord, we pire always hap py to adopt any Suggestion front your Lord,hip. A verdict wag then entered for, the plaintiff for 3001. subject to t reference.' SANDBANK V. TIIOMAS. The plaintiff is it slater at Ishii-14ton, and has a sonin the sante businesS re,idiog in fit. George's Fields, to wham the defendant hat:! sold- a cargo of states, he bei'hg the niaster of :t small vessel trading on the coast. The defendant, tit.),rever, ‘‘iiised for the ad , ,litianal st.entjty at the Jai her, but the son constantly that Lie wily '.v .s con cerned in tite.traii:9wioh. After the dc!i%cry of the Cargo, however, the defendaut thaultt lit to arrest the plabitilf, the I:ttlier, f , ,r the %alto., by nitich . 4:Xilelice of 157;. vv7lS red. `V ticU the Caulk" Cal le (fl to he 9101 . , the defendant (then the plaihtiti) admitted that he %eaS and was eonsequently'nonstifted, This action for a nnikions arrest was thetelare now hroniht to re caver clanntes, and'the Jury g.tvt. the plaintiff 35. B.IILEY, ti.vronDAY, JUNE S. 'Arnebit..ll(ll . 4h • w;‘,s i:ldicted for. stealing the child of John mid Elizabeth Eggiuton, In anb tiler cuiiiit she \vas 'charged %dill stealing the clothes.--Not Guilty. lizuLelli Adson wns indicted for stealing a silver watch, n gold chain, and seals, the mop. rty of Henry Austin White, 'tool Iris peroo.—ciniity, ,sto neap tor stealing Lid Vet' %Sidi gohi.chaio,, at o l key, the property ut Win. Brown, front It:s Davis was intlicte.l for stealing, a wate.ll, the property of Robert Brookes, front bis person. It EconDEws Imvoicr. On Saturday the itr.conDEadnade a Report to Isis Royal 11iglincs the l'rilice Itrgent of the lUl• lovving convicts capitally convictial in April -Scs, , slot) last, viz.— Eiza, ThiiniaS Daley o ioliti. Smith, Susannah New. mutt, Lbry I...niter Jonas, \Villim i s ittinert s , %Va . - liatn ‘piir ows , and doliii. Brown, for stealing.iti a dwelling, !louse Edward :lowa, %V Fut colon, and John swill', for burglary ; John Jlurris, r, Julio doze Verhox, and Philip 'street, for it like olle,ee. 111i.ieen unit Jii•tepli Blunder for Ing - iirtrayroticry: Henry Al ill., Williain Poker, and c b i liti r 'Fruit :401i for hour stealing. Ileuiv Fielder alias Fuller, 'for stedlin;f privately in ashop, FlOWers, fur stealing goodx -un the tnivtgaWe river of, Tliaoies. ltobert Ittiltert. Vale, And 'looms for house hre;tkin; when Jvaeph Blunder anti Philip Street were ordeted (or execution on Friday next. The - others were "respited during pleasure. The ease of Street, it may he recollected, ex r cited muc h legal - at guusent. There were nine dictments-against him for burglary, upon four of which, we believe, he was capitally convicted. Upon oue - of these, viz, the hurglarionsly4break ing, and entering the dwell;n'g,,h,,use of che - Ltri of Roseberty, *ail objection was taken by Mr. Anot,encs, the.prisoner's counsel . , that the, pro sectitor, is t Peer ut the realm, contd . :llot be de scribed us Esquire, the indictment Setting forth that he was Archibald. John Puiria6se, Esquire„-- The pitint was reserved for the consider;iiinn of the Judge's, who unanimously over-ruled the ob. jection.—The other culprit, Pluuder, is a Mere youth'. The unhappy tidings of the:r fate, were communicated to them late on Saturday night, by the Keeper of Netvgate, and the Ordinary of the Prison. • . POLICE INTELLIGENCE. TitF MARC.IIIONRSS liErttvoup's Rotrr..-4 link boy, ,well known upoit the town.' Opplied to ItictiAab t3llcacl,, Esq. the SittitiOl,agistrate of Bow-street, to know if any e(momulication had reached the office respecting a diamond brooch. 'whih he had stated he found opposite the Marchioness-of lierford's mansion in Manchister squard; l as t Monday, afttr a very distinguished rout given by the Marchioness. . The %i;ortity Ma gistrate ,sail! he had %%Aileen to the illarcltioneis on the subject; and ordered the brooch to be de-, tallied 'until ifttesday next, 'by which time he, thougbt some. information respecting it would. in all Probability be received:. MYSTERIO,U9 AND KXTENSIVZ ROBS-1111.Y.---Silttlr+6 day Chalks. hawking ulinr.llerbcrt, a yoktth:„of about 12 yearn of age, of most interesting appear« ance, and orrespectahle parents, was brought up , fo Guildhall, and underwent. a final exatninatian,; charged with being concerned in robbi ng tllr h ouse of,Mr. Wilson, the Master of Merchant Tailors! School, of , a quantity .01 jew,elleryodz. 'a brilliant, and wher,dianiond rings 4 two, costly 'nucle ic) , a . necklace, a gold locket, a cross ; ,an onyx, and. various other artio!ci of great value, the property of Miss Moore. lie was fully committed for trial. ! Y,l - -• ; r - A iTAt. • , • - On Tuestlay, ' j ibe Ott! of Thy, flied At : 40 house, No. 12, ? ,coldhatllsquart!, at the very ad - • vanco age of 1)6 years, Jane Lewsno, commOnlY called Lady Zewson, frorn her veil' ec centric ,tamer of dreSs. ..in, recording this in stance of unusual longevity; account of may not, perhaps . , be unintereting to our read ers. , Mrs. Jane Letvitni,‘VA born i n t h e year 1700, dttrlng the reign' William {tat) ;Vary , Essex-streTt, in the errand, of MOS.t ..tespectahlt: parents -of the moire of Vaughan, and tvas marriek ' at an early age to a weakthy g'enti.vmaii o f the ni,titte t,f Lewson,, then living in the house hi which-she died. She became witlovdt, the age (4 t we't:ty-si;, having o n ly o pe t !, : i i ghtgt living t.. 'the thite. Mri. Lewson being left .by hcl 11 " s" band in aftluenk circumstances, preferred.tO.e olll ' tinue single, and I.eitiained,so, although. she had many suitors. Illienlierdatighter.married, being left alone, .she became . fond of retirement, and :rarely went oat; of...permitted the Visits of anY Person. * For the :last 3U Years she _had kept tnil servant, except one old female, whb died Lea.. years ago : she Avis Slice : et:ilea Hy the old It omaris grand-daughter, ,got Married about three years Since : and 4be Was succeeded by tall • man, who attOnded the di3O'erent houses in 'th e square to go • of eri-artils; clean shoes, tte• ,(Iris, Lemon took Olt Hiatt into her house, and Ir e acted as her steward, butler, cook, d ad house maid, and, with the exception of t wo old lap ilogs and a cat; he Was her only companion. ; Th e she Occupied was large and elegantly lia"`"!. but very antient ; the hells were kept constantly made, although they had not .heen .shpt in fur about '5O years. Her apartment being only sionally swept out, blot never wea ,ked, the "'i n ," dotes were so crusted with ( H i t th a t they hard ly admitted a ray of. I; s h t . A large gankil t o 0,4 rear of . her use was the only thing she w pdid."t re l don to ; this t%as . always: kept in good order, tr ill, bete, be l e, when the weather perinitte#l; she enjoYe" Abe air, or sometimes sat a,ta read of Which slle was particukrly fond ; or else chatted on 00 0 past with any H of the fer remaining actriajot7 anres whose visits she permitted. Situ 6,110 1 . 3 het self, except at Jones, a g rocer itt the squat e, wit wi!onr, She dedt. She h4l for many years .stovive(i every iii iv ttlnul of her. relatit tier,- reel of kindred. She co 1):1111.1! to the prevrided iii her yontb' lul d•-y', that she : never changed the thaiiiier of her dre s s from that worn in the reign of Geo:'g tr tie Post. She always wore powder. with a hi't' 6 tate, made of horse.; ; aa.r. ott het :head, near hallik four high, over r hair . 11 , tis turned "I"," a cap over it which. kno•te:: under her c hid, :ii) ( ` ihree or font curls • hanging down her She generally gowns and the, train with .a deep tionnee all round, a very long 1‘ and very tightly lam! up to her neck, round was a kind of ridf, or Irdl. The sleeves Of be : : iota came below the elbow, from eachof Lour .or five large c.,;a, ~t.re. attached; "# larg ' , , ~traw bohoet qui•te do, high 'learn s hoes, . - black silk cloak, round with. litee, cti her evervior c % tome • for the liitj SO 'rears, and in which walked rotted the st eitre,.. on ich Her: was known by the :tratrie of Lady Letvion• m(utner ,t 4 living .tras sri. methodical, tha t " Would' not di ink . hcr kek out of -any other than a favourite city. Shooyas equally . particular wiut. respett r ta lief knives, forks, 'dates, Ste. AL hr e , 4- 1 , fast she arranged in a particular way the ptsr ,l l' ile ,:i, nalia of the tea - table ; flintier site also ohitl y , L ; ; a general rule, and a: wa,ys i n h er fa vo , lr''‘i chaie..Slie always enjoyed an excellent sta le health, assisted in regdatitig. her house, tie• ver had, nutil a little previous to her decease a te hour% ill9ess. She entertained the greatest-Aver'' sitar to medicine, and what is remarkable she C , I ; two Ile'W teeth at the age,olB7, and never lost on e ' " het life,inor was she ever troubled With toot lt-ttehF't Her sight latterly fejileil her ; Sh e ed in fi'a reigns, and Was Supposed the moat faithful historian of the age, the ereirts of ihe car I7J :") 1 )0 4 fresh in her recollection. A few days previous c` ) her death, all . old lady, who was her neighbou r, died suddenly, which had such an effect on bet' that she freipiently Said her time was also caul" and she should soon follroe. She enjoyed all her hicuiti6s 1111111 that period, when she became troll"' took to her he#1 . ,41114 reltised medical aid ; hereon" duet' to her few distant relations was exceedin.:lT CaprreionS, and she trout"! never see any of them and ltt it io;i, w t •a h. s a t t ro a t n it y oti cil l a fevl teniti %:. l u ‘ i i u be as ()b t s 'o e t:e ve l l i t er i n bee temper. She was buried in llorthill-fields bilEr i s t i g te -g d r o o f tt a ndi l . t o a n• rs .- e n a n u tt , l t ay toi l t ::t., The funeral ca n " and two itiounTi ing carriages, in which were Mr. Anti. , " of. - ' ( Lion-street, Cierkenwell, her Execotol, 014(1 surltt teutions„ • t IAItK ET, JUNE 7. Clips Tit :%lartiet. Siirs sold. AA • Mit 'Nem cust ie. c. • • :-;°1 "s. CIL in 4”. ti„„.lerl. . 1u... mt. to s s ':: 941 ,, A • •• • :Oh. ad. tit •*•-•;* . . imam. • • .. of, .Fritlay morning at his 'Lordship's house in G enrft' strut, Ilaitucet - -square,thr Cotatatcss, of Coo per. of a :" 1 :;,,:$ The same day, itt M4riehester-street, the Lady oi ''' W iites, Est4,.l a sun. On Thursday last, at Chigvell, Mrs. Edulunti Darby, °f 4' d A lig • Ver. _......' MARRIED. On the at Act op, Edward Blaquiere, Essi• to -cto-lici On 'lnuFs.lay, JOI A 111 0 11.11conttr. Esq. of Nfarlborough. to Miss Mnr , arctta Harbor . , of Charter-hove, Loudon. DIED. . 06 - Onyr m iday daP in the 66th me r , of - his ai.N, Joseph Monte ontague iro de Ah 10 .3 ' —ncelast, at his house in MV •Esq. :',:ife of Dimito. Mi . r , 014 Saturthy ihtkt ning, at leis bOtlSe ill Quren- stree t , - ...., fair, the ttil.;tit lion. Lord Frederick CautVieli, brothel, 01. late, :God uncle to cite e present Duke of Argyll , a t the 10 tancint az c 417.: - ~ . 01) ,Nlinid,ty senuight, at the advanced aFe of 105, I,lri i N'ioni. Sh e was a irativi of Scotland, born 111 the ,tekg l . l l (4 , leti Anne, an& !elided, many years iu St. Mary's 1 40 0 I ' Leicoster. , -....1104 _ - LONDON: Printed by J. li. CARSTAIRS, 'No. 7 1 ; and published by W. A. SCRIPPS, o f 13rixtoni: at the Sitv-OrricE, t19.,-Stranch where Adteetisell 1134:1121, Orders, Letters Citust-paid),&c. must be address{44