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;. indirr Boa'rfli 9,, 1810. Lord Chantirriailes Office, May' fO, 1915, ti' t, 4z. • • Gazette also toltifirs, that the horiettir of .N.nighthand tad 1 3 , .:40) califeri - ed on A. linticr. Esq. appointed re Joirlge at Bengali ;—and that the 'Km Foster had tieett • appointe4 Chttplttiu to th 4 Ditt.e rrf (;:nnbriilKe.o—There is also tt reward of 401r1. ,Aath is free pardon, for the, iii , r.yvery of the per 16a+ who set on 'nee a barn belonginz ti, Mr. tirigby, at Dritikston; Suroi s; g .pea by tbc Lord Lieutenant of the East Rid ing of the Comity of York, Juni =Town and County of the 7' r! of Kingion-apron4it , ll. itiehartion, (Gent, vice. Shore, proniotedi and John Kidd, Gent. to he Licoktututs. A tst 1 ) ,01 ;i 1;‘, 11 of Local 1 1 / 4 1iItia.—The Right Tionottralda can.. :Atantin , .! Viscount NOiniiini,y to be Captain. ANKREWITIES ENLAIIGtI). t;beshara, Blichingbamshire, spitiater, froth M.ty 7 to June 25. I:lwwito .'watt, (.;betillami brewer, from May 7 to June 25. BANK It t 7 1' IVIES SUPEItNEDED. 4trillian) Field, Cropi iii thopiceeper. C.Litrius ‘Vadlsvo) tli, Liiihopsgate-strect, grocer. ~: N K 111,111'S. SOpphen Parker,' Charleg-street, Covent-garden, victualler, May -21, :it'd June. 22, ten, at Gudhall. Attorney, Mr. unrain, Lpiti!‘ 100. tiitainr (4,rey, Nada wail, haat..builder, May 18, 25, 4nd. 'dime ?r>, h , ,•clve, at (uildhall. AttorneY, Mr. Martin, 'Vint si•ers' [Tail, pper Tlitnnes-street., 7',,nothy Denham , i'mnock, Saint Peters, near ll'inellester, \lay '27,at one, 18, at ten, alit! Jun,• tt, (=cline alit , Winehesteti. Attorni4s, Me. C., Wiles:looter, or Mr. Tilbury, raleon.strect, AiOrrg,eate...treet. NI..1111:s, and 'Thom., Bowen, Ilarerforx3wetxt, banners, AI.Ly IS , i, awl :lune at twelve; at the nliwiner Ta xes n. Attditsie., Mesons. Sweet and Stokes, I3a siogit.,ll-Ares:t, or Nix. E. Stephens, Ilriet,lt., . Aliel/11111AP, somersetshire, tanner, Mily :11, at 'six, Tit, rust! Jane 2 , 1, at eleven, at the White I - lart Attornies, Mr. John Scott, Upper '51.1, itslosel-square‘ or 1 1 / 4 1r, PalTerton. Atapely, GEurslxire, chee‘e-faeter, Nlay 27, Xsl,tied Li -.22, at eletets, at the Union Inn, iNaritsvi...ls.— ;44;ornies, Mr. 2, EA Sidsnouth-9tteet, Uray's.lon es,arl, or Ms. 1 N.sistwiteh. G da r, Tf tVs urEQuint„ll, tAnsicesteralOre, dealer, May gi, flit Jar), I wcirt at the Unitin Tavvrn; )Ir. Nidolls, Gray's-inno.loare,- k . Thool,ol hayorict.:tnalier May 2.4, 25, and isine 12, at elevo , n, at the „. , Alevisok. Lee and Susi, mrinxtlipsani, or. Mr. Alexander, - Carey-31 reel, Lin:olll'i lim. Thonin, is, I,yitit .gttm, Stiuthamptoa, Ntay :it, at %i,C,',Tane I anti 21, at twelve, at the Public Itoopiq, NeW S4s ll ol. Attorriii3, Ilodding,":-: , ali3ittity, or 'Mr. En.ley, E,svg.. court, T(i l ipt, ,s,la,vnian, Beverley, Ytaltsliii t., May 29, n arlU sinlW li ; 2, Sit twclve, at the Nu, Beverley. Attor ,o,: and nirlier, iitrLnd, 7 Mr. 1-Ic4f(!ii, l ' Ofk - - ~ Richard IVather the yunnger, and Janie Wanier, Binning Nt• • • I I 02 • t hum, platen., atn tint, , vue, tti 11 , Union Inn, Bit Attornit4, Nlrssrs. anti B r allo•nrifigv, Itai liplburn, 0r•A1r..114..r -viv., t tt'Utingli Ilcory dael,,,u, strand, vintner, Nfuy 1 S, 23, nod June 22, 11,t ylck , ell, Attorney, Mr. J, I..)orsvt 'zitvct, Salisbury-square, From ti4cr LONDON May 11, 1816. A dispatch, dated Calenull, the lOth of be tember, I'Bls, of whieil the following is an ex 'tract, ita.t heel this dily rer,eiVeti at the East India I-L .- nise i - from General the tarl of 3Nloira, Govera94.-(3eficrill and Commander-in-Chief of the British Territories in India 4 "itie lbat a ship, now about to sail, may reach England before ouj regular Ills- patchet, would renthi4 it an improper omission, I not otter you by her My congratulations on the dose of the Gurkha war. The Treaty, with out modification of any of the articla which thought myself bound, 16 prescribe, hat; been tiigned by the GoyHut Negociators, and was yes terday ratified in Council." Lord Childtle-rlabs's (Vire, May 10, 1516. - Notice 15 hereby riven, that his !loyal highness the. Prince regent will hold a Lev'-e at Carltint hlottse, on Thursday 'next tite 14tIt instant, at two o'clocli. Notice is hetebY given, that her MdjestY will hold a flraw iu the Queen's Ti;ilace,.un Thursday'next the 16th instant, at two nicloels.• The tout t will not appear in mourn ing on, this occasion, it being a Drawing-Rown to receive coNgratulations upon the marrive of her Royal Highness the Princesi ,Chisrlotte'Augusta with his Serene Highness Leo told George Frederick Doke of Sit!!!e, Morgrave of Meissen, Izsdgrare of`Thutinguen, Prince of Coburg; of Saalfeld., . Lord ('1 Algy 7, 1:116. ORDERS for the Court's Fojug into Mourning, on SuitOuy next, the Nth instant, for the late Etupreis of Au,stri4) The Ladiett to Wear black silk, fringed or plain linen, white 01.40, It : et:Mato and ear-rings,:blaCk or ‘tbite shoes, tans and tippets, I.lndreso-4Vhite 6r giey tostrings, tabbies or damasks. The Gentlemen to - weir' black, foil trimmed, fringe or plain linen, black swords and buckles. ,t7tolr'esi—arey frocks, The COn 'i. to ebange the mourning on Sundoy the in- The Ladies fo'Wear black silk or velvet, coloured. ribbons, Fans arid tippets, or plain white, or white and gold, or white and 6ilrer stud'?, with black ribbons, The o.!ntlemen to wear black coats, and ,black :or ,plain Whitt.; or white and I;Old,, or white and silver stuff %vaistcoats, full trimmed, colooted swordi u*nd buckles. . And on Sunday the .2d of June next, the Court to go out if mourning. , irhitehalt, May 'IC, Idle. • Tis Royal IliMbr , ess theTrinee Regent , has been pleased, in the mime - and on the behalf of his Mojesty, to constitute appoint the Right ficniourable Robert I;"isconlit Melville, Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke, KM. Commander ofi the Most•lfo roural,lelcr of the 114th, Vice-Admiral of the 1 - 11 tie Squadron of his Nlisjesty's Fleet ;• Sir Giorgi.. Johnston 'Tope, Knt. Coitimander Of tiro Most Honourable Military Order of, tilt Bath, ltear-Admiral of 'Of Red Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet ; Sir George Warrender, Bart. ; John Os. horn, Esti. 3 Larrington rope lilachford, F.sq.; and Sir Grailain tommander of the Aloit. lion. Military Order of the Will, Ritar-Admiral of the Red Squadron of his Ma- Fleet; to Lie his Conttnissiuners fur e . secuting the Office of High... Admiral of the united Ktugdoin of Gicht, tritain mid Ireland, and the Dominions, IstandS, and Territo r:estiiercnnto Thotnas-Milner, Foie, Stail'ord,hire, miller, May 13, 17, and 22, at eleven, at the Taihot Inn, Derby. Atiornies, Mr. .1.1111 Green, Derby, or Messrs.. Long and Auiten, fit ay's , Inn. Thomas Carlon and Willson,'Langhourn Chambers, Fenehurch-street, coal-factors, May tB, 25, and June 22, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Masteraian, Broad-street. George Lawn), Brightheliiistone, perfumer, June 10, 11, and 22, at twelve; at the New .Steyne I L stone. Attornies, Mr. George Mott, Gray's-Inu-place, London, of New Steyne, Brightlichnitone. • John llickinson, Gaildhall,passage, wirehouseman, May 16, 23, at ten, and June 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. At. tornies, Mr, Wilde, Warwick-satme, Newgate-street. Jacob Bastahle, Tatintlm„ Somerset, 1)1.611-manufacturer, May 18, 15, and Jihe 24 - at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.Biehardson, Clement's Tbnmas Elsworth, Upper East Smithfield, hatter, May is, 25, and June 29, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. llennetts, and King's Arms-yard, Cole Man. street. Henry Thomas Tiardacre, Charing-erosi, dealer; may 14, at twelve; 21, and June 22 at eleven, at Guildhall... At torney, Mr... Edge, Essex-street, Strand. TI miss Scott,Liverpool,' linen-draper, June 5, C, and 22, ut one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Itos - ser and Balmer, Liverpool, or Mesirs. Clarke and Iti than's, Chancery-lathe.• Stephen Bryon, Cambridge, tinplate worker, May 14, 25, and June 22, at twelve, at Guildhall, I.amdon. Attot - files, Messrs. Bootie and Co. Armourer'S Hall, Coleman. street. Thomas Jenkinson, Burnley, Lansaiter, innkeeper, ;Time 3, at five, '4, at 'ten, and '22, at eleven; at the Thorn Inn, Burnley. Attmnies,- Messrs. Hurd and Co. Temple, Lon dot,, or Mr. Shaw,. Burnley.' Joists Wells, Newport, Mont»outh, boat-builder, May 29, i3O; anti June 22, at twelve', at Mr. Jarvis's, Bristol, At levities, Sir S. Whiteombe and King, Serjeant's lntt, Meet , street, London, or Mr. Frankis, Bristol. Christopher Muston. Epping, B i ssex, schoolmaster, May 21, • and Jane 4, at twelve, and 2 . 2, at ow, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Lowlass and Crosse, Saint illildted's coutt, Poultry. John Tarleton;Liverpool, merchant, June 5,. 6, and 22, at . one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Lace and Miller, Liverpool. • Matthew Fairless, BiShep Wearnmuth, Durham, merchant, Mar 20, June 11, and '22, at eleven, at the George Inn, NeW. cast le-upon-Tyne. Attorhies, Messrs. Atkinson and tt ;Ides, Chancery-hoe,: London, and Mr. Bainbridge, Newcastle upon-Tyne. • George Vipond, Ludgate-hill, linen-draper, May 13, 25, and June 22, at one, at Guildhall. Al tonnes, Alessrs. Bourdil lon and Hewitt, Little Friday-street. William Wiggins, Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, seeds man, Julie 4,5, and 22, 'at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bi shop Weartaonth. Attornies, Mr. Blakistoit, Syrnond'a- Inn, London, and Mr.Thmnson, Bishop Wearmouth. Thomas Mercer and John Barlow, Tunbridge, Kent, bankers, May 14, 21, and June '22, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At • torney; Mr. E. GiStrith, Vinstmry-square. • John Wood, Blackliorn, Lancaster, halter, June 3, at eleven, 4, at three, arid 22, at four, at the Ilay !Lose ion, Black ' burn. Attoreies, Mr. Wiglesworlh, Grai's-Inti, London, and Mr: Wilkinson, Blackburn. Thomas Burton; Market Ilarborough, , Leicester, wpolstap• ler, May2l, 22, and dune. 92, al eleven, at the .Swans inn, Market HarhOretgh. Attornies, Mr. Wessell, Witney,' and Mr. Martindale, Gray's Inir-saitare, Ltindon. John Ilvdellsi. Cambride, cabinet-maker, May 15, 16, at eleven, and June 22, at five, at the 'Back Bull Inn, Cant bridge;Attornies, Mesirs. Ilaggerston and Whitely, Cam.; bridge, or Mr. Croft, ChancerHatne, Loadon. Mary Ants White, - Great Coggethall, Essex, clothier,, May 27, 28, and June 22, :it eleven,. at the Red Lion Inn, Col:•: chester. Attornies, Mr, Andnow, Great Cogge,hall, or. S. Wilson, Eiti. King's Bench Teniple, trindon. John Epley, Wellington, s,dop, pink-butcher, May 97, at. tire, 25, and June 22, . at ten,. at.the Pheasant. Jim, Wel Atturnics, Mr. Bigg; Sonthainpton-buildings, • Chancery-lane, London, or Mr..Nock, IVellingtun, DIVIDENDS. • May 27, •T. Goodall, Philpot-!mite, merebant..-Juns 5, J. }lecher, Claphaui, merehant- , -4 nue 4, It. itowney, latToll wirdtin, perfumer--,June I, F. Wyatt, Plymouth, grocer :fare Y, J. Wilson, (lifter), victnaller---,linte t„1. bb, Ilar rington, Lancashire, soft-soap manufactitees-Jun i, W. slat)o,.Tooley-stteet, hat-mono facttirer-Jime fitimitg Null, Earcinont, Cuml , eilandiniiller--,;(1111, .). J'..- ntritll) anti .1. Little Queen-street,. Holborn, coach maters-Jitne 1, 'l'. Millie, Uniou.street, BishopSigate-street, sill,-tecavrr-•.Jtztrt: 1,. W. Staines, hardier-Nlay it, sv. Imddington, Bristol, hatter---•-jikne 1, C. Sharpt e e, cam bridge, perfumer , -June'l. W. Spear, Upper Thames-street, stat-ioner-June Je Ward and Falkner, Etebells, Clte shire, cottou-Triannfaetnrers-June . 14 Demi, Claptou, li nen-draper:-.May 25. J. Heald, Catvatoe-street, merchant. • CERTIFICATES-JuNt; t . C. Barnett, late of London-wall, Upper Ittissell-street i . Beraiontkey, Shayle Bor. desley, Warwickshire, tanner----S. Hyman, PlYmoulll:Dock, jeweller-S. Palmer, 14tirtowon 7 the.11'ater, .G4nicifstersbire, mercer-W. Spence, jun. liking) Wearinoutti, tt al-fitter-.1. Cooper, late of ;Lidnek,(Boncestershile, Oat ram Liverpool, brewer---,W. King, Staines, botcher-. 1. thyrdon, Broad-street, merchant-T. Liseter, Dray ton•in-llales, Salop, innkeeper. PAIITNEINII es DISSOLVED. .1. B. Dichitr,on,„ and .1. E. and T. Green, Wire, Hertford shire, hankers- : --J, Boothroyd and J. Webst , '4', IVhittal and A, Hathaway Evesham, Worcester...bite, nier. cers-.;-W. • Mid it, Ha) •+% a rel,•TisSingtoh, 14, -hire, farmer -T. Plummer, J. F, Barham, T. W;aud .1. Plummer, 'Phil pot-lane, Fenchureli-street,. ineveliants-J. Wilmington and J. Flewitt,Leadenhalt-niarket, butchers-I. arid G. Rowland, vuunith,paintersand glaelers-W. Fothergill, 0. Reed, and M. Thomson, lamer, Shariwell, Wapping-wall, ship-chand lers-A, and A. Balmer, Bristol; solicitors-J. J. Bowring and C. F. Althans, Mi wag-lane, bra:frit and 'l'. John- . son; Grave. end, builders-J. Mottersheau and C. Haynes, :Liverptiol, • ship-builders---N. Is. - Hutchins . and W. Chap. m an, Sy. Jaines-street, china-merchants-B. and 'l'. Batas,' J, :Wilson, and T. Wilford, Manclaster.--W. Mid' 'ft.' Mat land, .I:King'ii-LYnn;' and IV. :Abbott, Nottingham, boot and shoenialtees.:=G.:Te* nant and J. Mills, Lorniotlt, ingot atme-brokers--.G. and 0. Gate:,, Sheffield, merchants---%V. and W. Iley, and 11.. C. Battye,' Leeds, surgenos-S:, T., and IV. S. Wheeler, Stour bridge, %Voreestershire, glass-alarm facturers-.1. Walker, T. :Bingham, F. Appleby, G. Roddis, and T. Elliott, Renishaw, Derbyshire, iron-tnasters-,T. Hoyle : .and - J. StUbbs, Manchester, warehouseman--G. It. and 1 - 1. RIM, tin manufitetarers, Ifolkorn-d.• W. Lewin, and Swan- WiekOsiverpool, spirilmuerehants-W. Matthews, J. Brom ley, and J. Matthews, Stafford, shoe-manufacturers-J. and J. ParrOtt,.TOoting, Surrey, Sttrgebas--:1'. E. Applcton and J. Gander, New Bond-street,. milliners-3; Scott and W. Walker, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, woolstaplers-3. Parsons and 11, Rued, Bridgewal Soinersetshire, attornies-G. and J. BoWdoti, 4. Malkin. B. Shaw, mid T. Bradley, Harks.' therpe Works, Derhyshire, tow-spintmrs Hocks and J. Cahal-row, Bermondsey, coopers, --itveraKe Price of Brown or Museorndo Sugar, 0.41 11 ,001 -from the Returns ol o in the wecli ending the sth day of May, 1)3114 is 4t3. p cwt. iNIETEOROL()GICAI, .1()o lt N:11,, - , _..., , I Thertnouittcr. At:eAber. . ~,,,g.% 4 ...,c i. c; cl 14 e, '. Aril. ° 'o • 0 ` ' Inches 23 48 49 58 le 29.78 Rain R a i n 24 64 55 fi4 47 .80 Fair Vair 25 55 68 87 47 .67 - Do. lio. 98 57 - 5) 67 .17 30.03 i 27 . 52 5t 117 ,15 .12 l 118 61 5a 64 4ti .11 —...—. 1::) , ::,: . ------. ColioNl3ll's INCilittsT. 7 — Styttrdoy 1111 Inque Was held ut the Bell anti Crown, Fig-lane, uc. the 'Veterinary College, St..Pancrfres, befure '. STIRLING, I',s 1. Coroner for th, CAtintir ~,F NI:. witcsT. Stitnrday Inquest lieil and Crown, Fig-lane, near 'ollege, St..Paneras, before T. NO, Esq. .oronerjor they County of Mid iesex, on tinr body of George Leecke, a loid.er nt the Ist Regiment of Horse Guards, who was found hanging in an unfinished house in the neigh bourhood, last Monday afternoon. Verdict. Lunacy. itollllEfft ON THE, im , En. ThANIE. The following is, we believe; an accurate state ment of all the partictildES which have transpired respecting this extraordinary robbery, and of ;lie examinations which have taken . plate on the subject The house -of Mesars.Filirly and. CO: having oc casion to send to their establishment at Calcutta 13 chests of dollars by ,the Lady Campbell., lyipg off Greentvich, they were put 'oh board the Corn- Pany's boy Coromandel, for the purpose of con .veying them to that ship. As the trust was va luable, the ushul caution on such occasions was Observed, and the crew on board was increased, and supplied with additional arms. It was be tween two and three o'clock on Thursday morn, Ing last when the boy reached Rugby's hole. A small craft came alongside on pretext of asking questions. As only two men appeared in view in the boat, -no serious alarm was excited; until a tarpaufin.was hauled on one side, and discovered about the number of 20 more. The boy was now on the alert, but it was too late ; the pirates were soon on board, and placing- - a pistol to the head of Mr. Abbot, the toaster, demanded his submis sion. Mr. Abbot, with Mr. Champion, the Com pany's Officer, and the clew, were driven into the cabin, from whence they discharged several derbusses at the banditti on'deck. The lire was returned ; and itu exChillotion was maee as it a person was wounded ; it was succeeded by a voice, saying, " We will marder them all ;" which led the crew to the resolution of fighting for .their li'Ves, if the vessel was attempted to be scuttled, as they apprehended. In the picot time, the vil lains broke open the hatches with a crow-bar, and proceeded to ruturnage the hold. Their:alarm, hoWever, was so west, that they hurried into their craft only seven chests of the dollars out of the 13 on board.-- Ist each chest were contained four bags, with 1000 dollars in each, so that the whole amonnt of the booty obtained would amount to about 7000/. The robbery beh'ig thus com pleted, the pirates ran the boy on shore, to pre vent airy immediate pursuit. The same day, Thurs day, a vigilant search was.set on foot by the po lice after the robbers, but without success. A de , ' position to the above effect was given at the Thames Police Office, on Friday, by the master and crew of the boy. On fallowing up the in- - quiry, it appears that nine bags of the dollara have been recovered ; but we have reason to be lieve that none of the actual depredators are yet in custody. It would seem that, from the speedy approach of day•light, and the slackness, of the tide immediately after the robbery was corn-' milted, the villains were afraid to venture on shore with their stolen property, and-had therefore` deemed it expedient to sink the whole or part of the chests, as they supposed, within low-water Mark, in 'Gallion-rea'ch ; fur abont seven o'clock, at lots -water, three of the chests Were observ ed uncovered on the shore, where they bad beet; just left by the tide. The commander Of an ordnance transport, t%vo (3reeowich watertnen, and the mister of a peter-boat, being on the spot when the chest6-were tirk discovered, claimed-an equal right to their contents. A mallet and (Ails= eel were brought. from the ti -, lnipoll, and Ole Chests were opened. Upon itscer‘ in g the co:J t eats, the Greene ich %vat erinen, more prudent or, inure honest than their eolleagtni, proposed that the whole -of the bags' should be taken to the 'W ter Bailiff forzlie benefit of the owners. This teas objected to, and thiY property was divided ; fortunately for the . master of the transport, whilst hi s boys were carrying a Om antis share' to Boise, they were seized by an Offieer, 'who had been all day on the - 1hOli:ont The boys, behig interrogated, confessed where the remainder 'of their master's-booty was hid,' and the dollars were immediately removed. frinn their biding•place in the sand. The next step was tr► take the master' into custody, and to look alter colleat.,nes ; but to the credit of the (keeriwiel i watermen, they came lorWard the next morning with the ti hole of their share of the spoil, and wi7b an offer of their evidence as to that part 'of the transaction in which :they had been engaged. On Friday the master of the transport and the watermen went an examination before • several Magistrates, at a public-house near ShoOter's-hill: The ,wa terrliell say they know the peter-boatman ; and it is, therefOre, probable that about 3000 doll a rs, which came to his share, will he restored; in that 'cafe, Messrs. Fairly and Co. will have recovered -30001. in dollars out of the 70001. that were car ried off, But the great anxiety'of the house - is to be enabled to detect and bring to condign pirnish ment the sternal perpetrators of this mrist daring robbery, and with this view they have offered a reward Of 500/. for- the 'apprehension of one or nrOre of • the offenders -on conviction, and 500/. more on recovery of the property. For payment, a reference it given to Mr. Stalliwd, Chief Clerk of Bow-street, ,anti to Mr, Simmons, of the llittmes Pace-office; Shadwell., it will be seed 'by the following trnion!ltall Report, that two persons were brought on Saturday to that Office, ou snApicion of having, been concerned 'in the robbery : Satnrday and John Phillips were brought before the Magis.. Oates at this Otlice, on suspicion of inviing been concerned in robbing the Corothandel boy-, on Thursday mowing. They wereupprehentled' by Nay :and ,Golf at IVoolwich, :and had in their possoeSion; when taken, fragments of two hoxes, siinilar,to those in . Whkti the bags of dollari had been, packet,. They were until 'this day." MANSION -Flousit.--I.liglo.v4q Itobbery,—Sater. chtry 113 In Phi!bpi was brought before the . Lord Mayor, and' underwent an examination, chafged witli,assaulting Mr. Douglas, a respectable trader In th'e City, and with robbing him of hisjwatch, chain, ieals, and considerabie property in' tnbacii, t fo. , ‘Y nights since, in Bishopsgate-Street, 1114 i. NightingKle, was alzm cbarge s i, sn:ni , jon, 83 being Hui accessary brfore the fact. The prisoners were remanded for further exami., nation. Box ING,—Tile match - between Robinson the black Find Stephenson, known hy the ii ttine.o f Richmond Black, was settled et Belcher's- on Fri. dtiy evening. AUSTEiIA. In the indii:atecf., a periodical work on Stilt ties, Politics, and History, :published at Vi(Nina by Baron de Lit:ll'o:astern, there is the following statistical sketch, 'drawn Flinn the best sources. of the provinces and population ,of the Austria 4 MonaFehy, as they Stand sauce tin Treaty Bavaria on the 14klt of 461 List : • , 1. Austrian States; 1. The country beton, tne Ens, in extent .364 5-10ths rquare with, 1,048,006 inhabitants.' 2. •The country above the Ens, including the Innviertel and_ the portions Of . the Hatisruckviertel, newly united,. 2(iB 6-10thS squire ihiles, and 628,000 souls ; the Duchy of' Styria, tibJ bquate miles, and 798;000 inliabitants ; the Duchy of Citrinthia, 190 square miles, anal 278,000 souls; the Duchy of Cartriola,with 190 square miles, and 377,000 soak ; the County and Principality of the Tyrol, with the Tiibun4 •of Was, and the Lordships of the Voralbergi excepting.that of Weiler, 514 square Miles, and 692,000 souls ; the Duchy of Salzburg,. without the 'districts of Lauffeni Trisendorf, Tituranning, and Wagers, for the portions situated on the [etc bank of the rivers Sakzach and Saul, 162 S-10ths. 'sqtwe miles, and 164,t100 souls. 2. 'States of Bohemia : the kingdom of Bohe mia, with the districts of Egra ;and Asch, Jui 4-10tha saptare miles, and 3,203,000 souls ; ini!rgravale of Moravia, with the Austilan part of the Duchy of Silesia, 551 8-10(113 square and I,7o3,ooolnhabitants. 3. The kingdom of Galicia, includino' the li cka , e, vine and the, district of Tarnopol, recently ro:-- united thereto, 1,514 square m il es , an d 3,645,00, souls. 4. The kingdom of Hdngary; with .the' vinees auedistriets of the kingdoms 'of Sclavoka , and Croatia, 4,112 square miles, and 7,900,0 00 souls. 5. The Grand Duchy of Transylvania, with ire" annexed milaary 'frontier, 1,046 8-10ths stint"milei; and 1,660,000 souk. . ;;;.:: G. The kingdom of D a l mat i a , w i t h the di'. triers of Magma and Cattalo, 304 square mile , and 315,000 souls. 7. The Lombardo-Venetian Icing,!om, divided. v into the governments of Lombardy atal Venice,. 830 4-lOths square miles, and 4,290.000 souls. 8. The ,countries of the Austrian military•fron.‘ ; : tier in Cruati :-1. The Connumuleins of Carlstadt. and Waradin, 231 square miles, 295,000 souls; 2, the B;nnat frontier, 47 3-10ths square macs, and 95,000 souls : 3. the frontier province oft Sclavonia, 135. square mites, and 230,000 souls; 4. the 11nngarian Baunar, 145 square miles, and, • 171,000 souls ; 5. the military tt Ontier of Tool sylvania,l37,ooosouls—Total,l2,o46squaremiles, • and 27,956,000 inhabitants. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCI..:RY, NlAy ii. IN TUE MATTER OF THE DOWAGER DUCHESS OP NORFOLK :3 LUNACY. Air. LEActf, at the rising of the Court, request• ed that his Lordship would he pleased to older, that the' Cononhotioners appointed to examine into the claims to the Dukedom should n o t rereive Huy' . commilnicakiims oil thesubjeet p rev i ous to tl t eir expluilnations of the chtiitiatits. The Loan C}L said, it rasa deflcarti , poiut for him to to:4e au order on. Mr. LRACH replied, that h was aware of tlits , ditti fulty attending his request,. but hoped his Lordship tiould couiply therewith. ..14A(.;NNEY-COAcIIMEN. F 4 kitty, the ithii instant, the Commi”ioners Hackney-Coaches convicted the undementioneuro Cmiebitien 'Charles liellatny, the driver of No. 949, in penalty of 1534 ter furiously driving his coach:: against the carriageof Lord Chetwynd on the 29th nit. and in default of payment, Was connitiLl*: ted to his Ali;jesty's. Bridewell.— William AlaleSi 3'the driver of the Chariot No. 1.167, in the penalty of 20s.forendeavourinkto conceal a soulf-box left in his chariot on the 28th ult.—The owner of the Coach No. 21, in the penidty, of 20s. for being -drunk hi his employment,and for abuse. The ti of two coaches were convicted for, refusal (and the driver of one for being absent from his coach), at. the Theatre, on the complaint of Livia. kiencria , , Orr. The public are much, indebted to the gallant General for his perseverance in bringing the4c ot.. fenders to justice, as they practised the ()1(1 seals ,excuse of saying they were hired.—The driver of No. 624 was convicted for refusing to give war te.' a Gentleman's. carriage in Jermyn-street, on the; 4th of May.—Ten other drivers were couvictetLia the penalty of 10s. each for exaction., , John Mobley, a notorious vagrant (who'is lame) has been committed far 28 (lay!: to the Borough gaol at Portsmouth, on a charge of vagrancy, hay, ing Wm) 4ccr from laknurfng people, under pre., tense of engaging then) to ‘vovic on the proposed: Canal between Portsniouth and Arundel. Lie ,actually engaged upwards of 500 labourers, as their allowance of wages for watching, &c. on't they were to assemble on Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, to meet the ConiniisSioners f u r hag they instructions, - Itel'HlS. Yesterday, in Grusrenor-plate, the Lady of 'Paik Mait• lank', Esq. ut a s on . trc r)i) the Bth instant, at the Six Mile Bottom, near N4WP 1 . 1 ".11. 141, the Huts. Mrs:George Leigh, of a sun. ' MARRIE" Tuesday, at Walcot .Chure l : 4 , j o „ p b V rerpool, to 'Miss Sunlay. Rev. Wil:Lno eft..yrab.s, of Bradfortl i Wilts, to Misi Amelia Bowden of JOliftJ nittutit, Esq. of Mortown-House, Devlin ? to .131izoi ! Davenport, wily daughter of Mri. (741.°141"ui1d4 ings, Bath. Thuriday, the nth inslt3lEatD6beßeo; Mr%Janfes Pdtritn'' On SatiirdaY, the ithi grist, at his house, Catuberwell-11"-% thi:*Ctith rear of his age, Henry Lilaxiand, Es 1. lista tit Brzeitl-sireet; City. chi Wet.hie4lay hist, at his house in Cadogan-place, Chelsea, Mr. Witfiiiia Whitehead, builder. A p few days si of nce, at his lialgings at talhaqii Captain Joo seli 'Earner, the Itoyal Nary. • LONDON: Printed by J. B. CAIISTAiItS, t 617; 'Craven ; and t.tilliitted by , St:HIPPS, Brixiort; at the :.;t* N - Orrices.Nl). 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