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ish6sl THE - LONDON GAgicfl'lL Alvan; 15 Atriziralty-Offere, April lt, 18 1;5;, ..• - Extract of a Letlei from Vice-Adniiral tiit Aleitihdei Co.ch rane, (i. C. B. &c. to John CrOker, Esq. dated ~ n board big Majesty's ship 'foothold, off Mobile say, the 14th . . February 16(5. • It being toe intention of Major-General Lam brit and . . myself, to have attacked Mobile, and finding the eittrance into' the bay so guarded by F ort . Boyer, as to render it unsafe to , attempt, litrcing a - passage with the smaller ships of the Major-General and myself thought it suliis ahle to attack the fort by land ; and on the 7th a detachment of ships, under the command of Cap tain Ricketts, of the Vengeur, effected a landing of theiroOps intended for this service about three miles to the eastward of the fort, which was im mediately invested, and our_ trenches,. in the tottrse of forty-eight ,hours, .pushed_ to within pistol-shot of the enemy's works. • • The batteries beilg completed upon the llth, the fort was summoned, _when _the Officer com mantling it, seeing the impossibility of effecting any gond by further resistance, agreed to surien, der upon the terms ,proposed to him by Major- General Lambert - (a copy of the capitulation is inclosed);and ott the fUllowing day the garrison, Consisting of about three-hundred and sixty-six soldiers to the enemy's 2d regiment of - infantry and artillery, marched out and grounded their arms,and were embarked on board the ships of the squadron. The fort was found to be in a complete state of repair; having twenty-two guns mounted, and being amply provided with ammunition. To Captain Ricketts, and to the Honourable Captain Spencer, who commanded the seamen landed with the army, I am indebted for their zeal and exer tions in landing and transportimg the cannon and supplies, by which the fort was so speedily re duced. ARTICLES of CAPITULATION agreed upon between Lieu tenant-c.:oluorl Lawrence and Major-Geri. Lambert, fur the Surrender of Fort Boyer, on Mobile Point, February 11, 1815. Art. I. That the fort shall be surrendered to the army of his - Britannic Majesty in its existing state as to the works, ordnance, ammunition, and every species of military store. Act 11. .That the garrison shall be considered as prisoners of war '; the troops to marc h out w i t h the i r colours living and drums beating, and ground, their arms on the zinc's, the'otli •cers retaining their swords; and the whole to be embarked in inch ships as tlid British Naval Commander-in-Chief shall Appoint. Art. 111. All private property to be respected. Art. IV. That a communication shall be made of the same immediately to the commanding otticer of the 7th military district of the United States, and every endeavour made to effect an early exchange of prisoners. Art. V That the garrison of the United States remain in. Ire fort, until ,twelve o'clock to-morrow, a British guard be ing put in possession of the inner gate at three o'clock to day, the body of the guard remaining on the glacis; and.. that the British flag be hoisted at the same tior ; an Officer -of each service remaining at the head-quarters of each Com mander, until the fulfilment of these articles.. - . 'Agreed on the part of the Royal Nate, (Signed) T. It. RICK Err Captain of his Majesty's ship Vengenr. (Signed) G. SMITH, Major and Mili tary Secretary. • (Signed) R. CHAMBERLAIN, Captain of the 2d Regiina4 United States infantry. Approved, . (Signed) ALEX COCHRANE, Cowman . der-in-Chief of bli. Majesty's ships, ft e. (Signed) JOHN LAMBERT, Major-Get,. Commanding.' (Signed) W. LAWRENCE, Lient-ColOnel 2d Infantry, Commanding. [This Gazette also contains an account of 12 American ves— sels captured by his Majesty's ships and vessels under the command of Sir P. C. Durham.] - • It`rtr-OfFee, April 15, 1815. Ist Ytegiment of Dragoon Guards, to be Captains of Troops, purchase, Brevet Major Hon. G. L. Dawson', from half-pay of the regintent. Captain , Geo. Battersby, from half- pay of the: 2.1e1 Light Dragoons.' VI Regiment of Dragoons, to he Captains of Troops, Lieu-- tenant Edward Payne, by purchase, vice Legge, who re tires. Captain F. Goulburn, from ha lt-pay of the, lath Dragoons, without purchase.' Captain Thomas C. Fenton., • fron t half-pay of the 4th Wagtail-es, without pnrchase. To be Lieutenants, Cornet Charles James, by purchase, vice Payne Lieutenhnt James Chadwick, from half-pay of the regiment. To be Cornet, by purchase, Robert Innes, Gent. vice Car ruthers, promoted. gth Ditto, to be Captains of Troops, without purchase, Cap tain Thomas Kerstentait, from half-pay of the regiment. Captain F. J..loncs, front half-pay of the regiment. -12th Regiment of Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenants, with out purchase, Lieut. Thomas Leech, from half-par of the Sd Dragoons. Lieut..l. H. Slade, from half-pay af the let Dragoons.•• 4alcut. ,Robert Whaley, from the 21st Light Drog:tons. 41st Ditto, Licut.-Colonel Sir John Brown, from the Ist (or Duke of York's) Greek Light Infantry, to he Lieutenant- Colonel, without purchase, vice Pritzler, appointed to the .a 2d-Light Dragoons. 2.1 a Ditto, William Hemmings, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Knt•vett, promoted.' 14th Regiment-of* Foot, to be Captains of Companies, with , out itrellase, Lieutenants George Bolton, H. J. Heyland, and 'l'. H. Baylie. • To be Lieutenants without purchase P Ensigns James Heally, G. J. Bower, Robert 1t • s , vi ce Bolton John Nickelson, riot Heyland, and L. Westwood, vice Baylte.' To bv"Engignc,, 11. I'eake, Gent. rice Heally; Henry Nutt, Gent. vice Bower;_ George Eleppel, Gent. vice lanes Chas. Gent. vice Nichelson, and Edward French, Gent. rice Westwood. ?nth Ditto, Lieut.-General Sir William Honstonn, K. C. B. from the ittl Garrison Battalion, to be Colonel, vice Sit J. Stuart, sleceaseil. 22d. Ditto, Captain H. S. Blancltley,. from the 60th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, without pal-chase. To he First Lientetiants,• without purchase, First Lieutenant W. It. Ll•qtis from. half-pay of the regiment, and John Wingate, from half-pay of the-regiment. Elh• Ditto, William Sherlock, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase,-rice St. John who retires'. - nth Ditto, Ensign N.,L.Bond ter be. Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice.Williatos, who resigns. -*tad Dittii, Francis Hole, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, rice Auclinnity, promoted. • 46th Ditto, Lieut. Jantes•Nl'D onga ll, f rom h a lf -pay of the 23d F oo t, to be Lienttmant, vice Tisdall, Alm exchanges. Ditto, Robert Farquhar Davis, tient. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Car;st GOtit Ditto, Lieutenant Horace Seymour, from the I Stil Light Dragoons, to be ,Captain ,of a Company, by ptireltase Vice Blnickley appointed to the 23d •Foot. Charles James ''unn, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Sitting, pro tnot.ed. ,Quarter-Master-Serjeant John Heins to be Quar ter-Masters vice nettnerotfer deceased. Assistant-Sturgeon Lewis Zierntann,. * frnm the Bth Battalion of the - King's o r , maw Legion, to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice llettdorff, who retires upon half-pay. - 5 !t1 Regiment of Foot, Ensignjleory Coffe to b e Li eutenant, , bypnreita , ., vice Bellingham, protnoted. ti'sth Ditto, Lieutenant Arthur CaSSail, from th e 4 Regiment, to. be Lieutenant , wi t hout purchase,. 9i Ceylon Cath Ditto, Lieut. Win. Bristow , from the 7 1st Fo o t, t o b e Lieutenant, vice. Ball, telt° exchanges. 69th Ditto, Liettiettant• /I. .1. D. Courtayne, from . ..th e I s t Ceylon. Regiment, to be Lieutcuants vier Foulstoue, who • exchanges. fi ont the Bath 'Foot,- to • 71st Ditto, Li eu t enan t Rob er t Ball, be Lieuieant, vice liri:t;:w, who exchanges. itst Ditto, Ensign J. S. O'Donnell to be lieutenant, vice llerWerson, deceased. S. It. Dickens, Gent. to be Ensign, Tice O'Donnell. 5.12(1 Ditto, Arthur Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice French, promoted. . , 14th Ditto,. MAjor • Chambirtairi, from tho,half-sraY of the Ist Provisional Adttalhin of to he Major, vice Locke, who exchanges.. . - 95th Diitti, Lient. It. K Thvinpseti, half-pd of the 47th Reirtitta, to be Ist Lieutenant, Viee7Sars4eid, who ex;. • changes. • 7th %Vest India Regimedt, James Piggott, Gent. to he En sign, without purchase, vice Large, supeheded, being absent without leave: I.:tutu:eta M`Laine; Gent. to be :QuartertMaster, Vice Spencer, deceased. Ist Ceylout Regiment, Lieutenant John Foulstone, from the 69th Foot, to lie Lieutenant, vice Court:Syne, who ex:- chatiges; George May Pollington, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Moere, deceased. 2d Ditto, Alexander Mackay, .Gent. to be Second Liente ,, nant, ;Withou,t purchase, vice Prior, appointed to the 13th • Foot. • '3d Ditto, James Conway, Gent. late Garrison Serjeant- Major of Bombay, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Se- . coed Lieutenant, rice Ligar, deceased. Alexander Hodges, (Writ. to he Sec o nd Lieutenant, vice Murphy, deceased. Quarter-Master-Serjeant J. 'N., Austin to be Quarter , Master; vice Taylor, deceased. 4th Ditto.—To he First Lieutenants, without purchase, Se cond Lieutenant. W. Lewis, vice Nolan, who resigns. Second Lieutenant A. Mackenzie, vice Cassan, appointed to the 65th Foot. To he Second Lieutenants; James Stewart Gent. vice Lewis. H.. P. Fletcher, Gent. vice Mackenzie. John Weir, Gent. without. purchase; vice Boyd, who resigns. Royal Waggon TrainTo be Captains of Troops, Captain B. Jackson, from half-pay of the Regiment, vice Bleeme, who exchanges. Captain John de Backer, from half-pay of the Regiment,- vice Johnson, who exchanges. 2d Garrison Battalion, Major-General Sir Henry Torrens, K. C. B. to be Colonel, vice Sir tVilliam Houstoon, ap pointed to the command of the 20th-Regiment. STare.:—Lieutenant John Crouse, of the Ist Garrison Bat-, talion, to he Adjutant to the Invalid Depot at Chatham. HOSPITA L-STAFF. 7 -Drptlty Inspector of Hospitals ('baneso. Tice, front half-pay, to be Deputy Inspector _of Hoot. To be Surgeons to the Forces, Stair-Surgeon James A !Camp bell, front hall-pay. Staff-Surgeon James Mathews, from ditto. Staff-Surgeon 3111111 Hennen, from ditto. . - .Statl-.• Surgeon Thomas :•Donaltoo, from ditto. Staff-Surgeon Robert Grant, front ditto. • To be Apothecary to the Forces, Apothecary William Lymis, from half-pay. To be Hospital -Asistants to the Forces, Hospital-Assistant . William Bingham. from half-pay. Hospital-Assist an t Joseph Magrath, from ditto. Hospital-Assistant 11. H. Blackadder, front ditto. Hospital-Assistant Gilboa- Pren dergast, from 'ditto. Hospital-Assistant-Richard C. - ofton, from ditto. 'hospital-Assistant Carolan, front ditto. Hospital-Assistant Conway M'Neice, from ditto. Hospital-Assistant William Maurice,' from ditto. Hospi tal-Assistant Niman Gilmour, from ditto.- Hospital-Assist ant 'John Smith, front ditto. Hospital-Assistant Denuis Murray, front half-pay. Hospital-Assistaot Robert Moore head, front ditto. HoSpital-Assistant William Lorimer, froM ditto. Hospital-AsSistasit Temple Pearson, front ditto. Hospital-Assistant James Alcock, front ditto. llus- Bital-Assistant Robert Gibson, from ditto. MEstutttNnum.—The appointment of LientenantJohn Sleator to be Adjutant in the 55th Foot, Viet' Letris , deceased, as stated in the Gazette of 9.t2d November 1814, has not taken place, Lieutenant and Acjotant Lewis being still living. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the' Courtly o f Stafford. The King's Own Regiment of Militia—Samuel Simpson, Gent. to be Ensign. North Regiment of Local Militia—Walter Selby, Esq. to be I Captain, and James Aspinall, Esq. to he ditto: South regiment of Local Militia—John.PadMore, Gent. to be Lieutenant, and Geo. Edward Birch, Gent. to be ditto. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Be!lett, Flonitoo, Dcrunshire , ironmon}er, from Apia 11 to May 30. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Robert ',MIS and Vincent Aplin, Worcester, linen-draper. BANKRUPTS. Charles Bratt, - Warrington, LancaShire, linen-draper, to • surrender April 2G, at - five, '27, at ten, and May 27, at five, at the Nag's Head, \Warrington. Attornies, Mr. Norris, John- Weet, Bedford-row, or Mr. James Garth, Warrington. Abraham Datitziger, 'Change-alley, merchant, April 25, May 2 and-27, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoi nies, Messrs. Barrows and Vincent, Basinghalktreet. Matthew Milton, Brick -street, Piaadillv, horse-dealer, April 25, 19, and May 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Matthews- and Randall, Castle street, Holhorn. Rose Bulling, Deal and Ranisgate, linen-draper, April 22, 29, and May 27, at eleven, at Guildhall - , London. Attor ney, Mr. ("hat-sky, Mark-lane. Thomas Jirns, Gaydon, \\ arivicksbire, dealer, Slay 2,3, and 27, at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn, Warwick.- Attornies., Mr. James iVarthatn, Castle-street, Holborn, or Mr. GeOrge Kitchin, Barron!, near Warwick. ' • Simon [tins, Saint George, Gloucestershire, wheelwright,. April 21, - 22, and May 27, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Henry Davis, Bristol, or Messri. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn-square. Abraham Aaron and Samuel Michaci, Deal, slopsellers; April 25, 49, and May 27, at ten, at Guildhall, London.' Attornce,.. Mr. A. Isaacs, Saint Mary Axe. Thomas Marshall, Blackwater, Southampton, grocer, May 1, 2, and 27, at eleven, at the George Inn, Readino..- , - Attornies, Mr. John Biggs, Reading, or Mr. Edward Eyre, Gray's Inn-square. Richard Sheppard, Frame-Selwood, Somersetsbire, clothier, April 27, 28, and May 27, at eleven, at tire George Inn, Frome-Selwood. Attornies, Mr. Red Lion square, or Mr. George Messiter, Thomas Pearsall, Willsbridge Iron Works, Bitton, Gluts cestershire, iron7hoop-manufacturer, April 22, May Land 27, at one, at the Commercial RoOms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Lamberts, Taylor, and Deane, Gray's Inn, or Mr. Cooke, Bristol. Adam Msntz and Gottloh Schmid, Siapping-wall, mer chants, April 22, ;%lay G, at twelve, and 27, at one , at , Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fairbanks, Se e thi ng -l ane, Tower-street. Joseph Clark, Old Brentford, butcher, April 13. 29, and May 27, at ten, at Guildhall, " London. Attorney, Mr. Toone, Cursitor-street. Chancery-lane. John Astley, WOlverion, WarivietiShire, dealer, May 2,3, and 27, at eleven, at the Black Swan, Warwick. Attor - Dies, Mr. John Smart, Staple bin, London, or Messrs. Heydon'and Parkes, Warwick. . . Balthazar Adams, Beaulieu, Southampton, ship-builder, Slav I, at one, 2, at eleven, Mid 27, at , one. Attorney, Mr. North, Southampton, or Mr. Whitaker, Broad-court, Long-acre. ' Humphrey Milts', CoHampton, Devonshire, felmonger, May 2, J, and 27, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs., Duke. Church, and Darke, Princes-street, Bed ford-row, or Mr. John Terrell, North-street, Exeter. - Michael Paley, Kingston -upon-Hull, woollen-draper, April 21, 22, and May 27, at eleven, ;it the Neptune Inn; Kings ton-upon-Hull. Attornies, Metirs. Exley, Stocker, and LoUdon, or Mr. Cotsworth, .James pigrant, Henham, Essex, shopkeep e r, A pr il 22, 29, and May 27, at t e n, at Guildhall, Lond on . Attornies, Messrs. Drew and Suns, Berniondsev-street., Southwark. Samuel Cot ney, Stanstead, Hertfordshire, corn-dealer, April 25, 29, anti May-27, at eleven, at. Guildhall, London.— Attorney, Mr. John Lee, Three-Crown -court, Southwark. James Cosier and. Charles, Cosier, %Vendover, Buckingham shire, grocers, • April. 22, May 6 and 27, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. J. and J. Gregson,. Angel- • court. Throgmorton-street. John Sinunonds 11'hite, Cirencester, Gloncestershire, iron monger, April 24, at seven, 25, and May 27, at ten; at the Fleece Inn, Cirencester. Attornies, Mr. George Bevir, Cirencester, or Mr. Meredith, Lincoln's Inn. • '•Richard Pellowe,_Falmoutli, mercer, April 25, May 2 an d 27 at twelve, at Guildhall. Att orn i es, Messrs. Lowless and Crosse, St. MildeeeVs-court, Poultry. DIVIENS. . May 6. J: D. Niblett, Fleet-street, paper stainer—May G.— li. - and %V. Cutbush, Maidstone, carpenters—May 6. W. Os born, Aldgate High-street, rictuallet —May 6..1. Harrison, Parliament-street, ‘Vestininster, linen-draper—May 6, W. F.lgar, Maidstone, grocCr—May 6. .1. Hornby, Tottenham cou rt-road, ironnivnger-31ay 6. J. B.Loninitz and W. F enehurch-street, merchants—May to. It. and O. Welch, late of Liverpool, brokers-- - May 20. J. Wiight King-street, Clitapside, warehouseman—May ,16. R. FoWler; of Morti mer-street, Cavendish-square, up h o lder—May 13. V. Alston, lieyl,!r Conistidg — e, Ess e x, farmer—May 6. J. Varyer, Oxford,. t o - , ha:•a l y 9. W. Wyatt, Dorcheste r , innholder—May 9- 1 • 11. Asslieton, Liverpool, apothecary —.May 11. W. Heft, Leeds, - woolstapler—M•ty 8. J. Cooper, Cambridge, merchant—April it. J. Cowing at;td S. Catesby Bedford court, Bedford -street, Covetnt-garden,- woollen-drapers— May G. W. Wbately, Lawrence-Pountney-bill, merchant— May 6. W. Brown, Wood-street, Cbeapside, silk-fnanufac 4d. .T. Siniiins, ! P.: T er—May 20. J. Liti:ey, PttiAlt-s t reet. Filisbtiry 7 stinitre, t s ii4nthto. , er—Ma?B., •NV. SnlitN buWier— Nay „ lkmford, .1-14ittndsthitcbi B=.:llllsTintdm4ll, St; Ann's Mijcildex, stone=niaseti. cvateriricAl FS—MAY G. . :.• R. P. oi- 4 ...atilt's', Gloucester?4.6iiattonist—M.; 'f 1 ;01, hanke! , ;=-W. BAlr?.more, Knitbury, Bettis.brewer—J. ianbury, tampertlown House, StIOW'S-fields, !rners• paper ,monufaCtorer—G. Jackson, late of the City of .Lomfon—H. Uech, Burr St. Etlblond's,merchatit—R. Blake- More, Birmingham, tailor--I. Freeborn, Finchingfield, Es sex, farmer—W. P. Smith, Plymouth, Hour-factor—lt. Dar- Princes-R.isborough, BuCks, miller-4. Fletcher, Old ham, Lancashire, hatter—E. Hunt, itaniigitte, Westminster bridge-road, timber-merchant-L.41: Brown, late of Springfield, tie4r Chelmsford, coal-merchant—R. Ayre, Spalding Lincoln shire, merchantaW. Boyle, Kingston-UpOn-Hall, merchant— T: Kay, Bath, auctioneer—'l'. Brocklesby, Queen-street, Loudon, stationer—F. Mullett, St. Marp-axe; Loudon, mer tliallt. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. F. Price arid H. Le Souef—H. Becket, C. Hales,• and J. Brpster, Bamford, cotton-spinners—A: . Gowland and T.-Mar wood, Whitby, wine-merchants—J. Wharton and W. Hobbs, Qttebec and Montreal—R. Ashworth and J. Ashworth, Clough= fold, Lancaster, woollen-manufacturers—E. Hood and Co. Gateshead, Durham, rope-makers—J. Blackburn and. W. Strotber, Chapel-Street, Curtain-road, coal-merchants—M. Roberts and .1. Yerstoun London and Liverpool, merchants— M. A. Fyson and H. Veall, \Visbech, milliners—'J. jones and D. Strcingways, Bell-court, Walbtilok, attornies—H. Miller and T. Taylor, Snuck/land, common brewers—J. Dobson and Jl. Fryer, Sunderland near the Sea, coal-fitters—H. Cohen, J. Cohen, and E. , Wolfe, Mansel-street, Goodman'S-fields, merchants—E. Hood,. T. Winship,' and G. Henderson, New castle-upon-Tyne, coal-fitters—R. Price and W. Richards, Holyhead, d'hapers—J. White, J. G. Cochrane, W. Blunt, Fleet-street, bookssllers—E. Lettman and %V. M. Loßey, Os /vestry, Salop, spirlt.sellers. . MURDER AND SUICIDE. , • . [Farther Particulars.] •Att.lnquest was on Saturday held at the King's Head, Rolls-buildings, Chancery-lane, upon the bodies of %ill Lia m, Waghorn and lute Waghorn, his, wife, the former having, on the preceding day, killed the latter, 811(1 then cut his own throat. The Jure having been sworn, proceeded to view the bodies, which still lay in a room On the second floor of the house, No. 13, Rolls-buildings, in which the dreadful scene had taken . place. No thing could be more horrible than the spectacle they presented-: the wife lay near the fire-place, with her head nearly severed front her body, two stir !•; on her breast, and a large incision on 'her arm ; while her litisband lay at a short distance front her, with his throat cut roost dreAdfully. The floor was dren c hed with. blood from one end to the other, The Jury .having returned, the Co— roper proceeded to examine witnesses. Edward IVaghorn, son to the deceased, was first examined. Ile deposed that he wits eight years and a half old ; on Friday, about one o'clock, his father took the carving-knife aid sharpened it on a butcher's steel; he then laid a large walking, stick on the table, and said he would murder the' first per Son that came into the room. About -half past one, witness's mother got up to go down stairs, When his father went .between her and the door, locked the door,_ and • put tire key in his peket. At this time witness's little sister, about six years of age, and his little brother, about four .vents (Ad, were in the room. Ills mother then stud, " 1171 tat ate - you going to do with me ?" " soon let you know," said the:father, I:olding the carving--knife in his !thud. Th e y th eu wa lk e d up and down the room several Cotes, and at last his mother ran to the door and 1 beat it violently with• her fist, calling for help. His _lather then seized her and gave her a stab on Ca 1.711 breast with tlie carving-knife, and then cut . her heal ne,lrly off, so that it hung down, be hind. Witness and his brother and sister cried "'Murder I . ' His father stood over his nuotjier a.few minutes after he had - done• the deed; and • then, hearing people coining lip stairs,' he wa nc e d t o. the middle of the room, and taking off his neckerchief, cot his own throat, and in stantly fell. Soon afterwards some persons forced o p en th e door, and zeta for a surgeon; w.taess's father was still alive, but died in ten minutes. ne- - is's father, the night before, took the-carving knife from the knife, box, and struck himself vio lentil/ on the breast three times with the handle. About 12 months back he was CiMfined in Beth nal-green,nnad-house a month. On coating front thence, however, lie conducted himself very quietly, and working - att his_trile as a taildr, till last week, when he shoved symptoms of insanity. On .Thursday night a man sat up with him, but t h e ma n went away in the morning., and the de ceased went to woik in making a ‘vaisteoat. They had lodged in the house about eight weeks. His f at h er and mother had not quarrelled. Witness did no t think his father would have murdered him and his little brother and sister, even if the pea ple had not come up. The child gave his evidence so clearly and sa tisfactorily, that the Coroner did not think it ne cessary to call . any more witnesses to prove, the cause of the. dettllt of t be unhappy people. George Sleet, the brother of Jane Waghortt, deposed, that she had been Married to Win. Wag horn about 15 years, they were both about 34 years of age. Knew that the deceased was in a ,road--bourse 12 months ago ; was 'sent for -last week, and found him evidently labouring under mental derangemintt ; heard him - say they would be all hanged,. drawn and quartered, before tire morning; and made into a fire. Had not - the slightest doubt that at the time the act was com mitted, he Was incapable of knowing- what he was about. This was all the evidence called. The Jury found the following verdict :—"The .deceased, Jane Wagliorn, came to her death by the violent act of her husband Win. Waghorn ; the said Wm. Waghorn died by his own hands, but at the same tittle he 'committed both acts, he was incapable of judging between right and wrong. - The children have been sent to the workhouse ; they are extrem e ly i nter e sting; and exhibit an un .counnon intelligence for their years. • ,The mack:u•el season has eoinmeneed. Five eang.,lit 'off Brighton feW days ago, which were sent to the metropolis, where they sold for fatty shillings, A beautiful meteor was perceptible- from Wor cester, about, half .past ten o'clock on Monday night ; it art}se fron t th e S. E. having the appear ance 1 . ) f a blue flame, shot ticrOss the heavens with, much rapidity, and disappeared in the S.W. guar ter of the horizon, batsnot before it had spread into a luminous riti g , in which state it was for some time visible. iiiif* i CE% couttT OF RING'S THE KINGt G00L14.• Fla re, Tll6 del . ehtlant in this case, tvilo was ft BAs CO :loner Ot, Assessed hikes at ttiventg , i oci ileted, before Mr. Justice Bat a rOY:se • with - Trice, a tollectOr, tO.defra il F d by veral pertains residing at Ciiientry, charging them with k larger suni -than their sessed Taies amounted- td,. r Mr. Ser j eant v AMMAN- now 117 4 . ( 1 , trial, on the grounds that the evidenc e °, ' l o " . fir • . at the trial did not go so far. acs-to prove , w e f a pt;. ticipation in fiitta on the 0446:if the ac ier %o4 The Learned Serfeant also . submitted, tha t 1 ' .0e; had been read in evidence, which was lo adul t i h S e l cte a Mr: Justice liktt.Ev said, that he had ("a;i,tided. the Jury to put the evidence from the b ook to entirely out of their considetatiOtt %vile to ( they had done to, it was nut lof hun 10 53 Y1 I tfd " he certainly thought their verdict not "I by the rest of the evidente, t he The Court granted the rule Nisi, • TORNEY GENERAL. consented' to the de t e rs being at large. A i ; l slid ARCHES t:OURT DOCTORS' CONfiNMI'; AO" FOWLES V , t'ow Lt tiooi This was a cause of Divorce or' SePla"'j ot• brought by John Diston Powles, band, against Louisa, his wife, by adultery alledgcd with Nicholas Robcrt tier. It appeared that. the parties %vcre:ffiBiiiii'4 by banns in Fehrmiry, 18°8, at tit- 1 1';' i l l ' re l a) , Church, Shoreditch, - issue three eltii" is they cohabited together fora Coll'.4lder able on terms of affectOn, when Mrs. rowic S . I . )e r c ." 4 intimately acquainted with Mr. Le Nie rc ' e. family, they being next door neighbours• lit c parties afterwards took a house together wet. mond, which created an intimacy thl d , suspicion in the husband reTecting 1"3 eft AV' conduct, she being torsi a poly at the hou se gr`k Le Mercier. - It further apFeared, Towles soon 'after acco a'M mpnied r- '-I‘. tlIC; to the Spring Garden Colfee-hoUse, ‘v llcJe r . passed as man and wife, and continued O te- gethcr for six days. No appearance was given on the pa r ' : 9 1 fr wife, anti the proof being on cielr spect to the f ac t of adultery, the Court Po i° , • etl the usual sentence of separation. OLD BAILEY. On Saturday, Michael Drown and John ris E . ot el were found guilty of stealing a quantity of cotton, value five pounds, die propertY `), p re Burt. On the vcr.lict against them he!,"' c ore' nounced, they londlv asserted their i" l '` Pc ‘l-i and desired the Court to he tic ieuit:nt ' ll in their judgment. t he, The Rucot t onn o b serve d, ►their clwi'l lcrrr 'a 1)4 having befor e a pp eare d at t h e hill., trim ) 61 ' t , slender clainis t o b e li e f to their and for the sake of S oc i ety mid th,„„,leo turf .-.0, would be . necessary to send - them into (=Sil t ' least seven years. illy • Jane Verbose, a fwreigner, wits ton" g J" stealing a quantity o f s hi t IS, the I) l. °i /cll.)" bella NiCholas 11 array 'vas indicted for str',ir' quantity of c o t tonl four dozell 1:;,; e ro stocking;, and so nic ot h er art i c l e s, the P' s of Charles Iftigh. It appeared, that tL e i l 1 00. cutor, who is a linen-draper., bar/ :irn t , 1 11' with a parcel, con t a i n i ng Cle articles ill to Ratcliffe Highway :in his way thi,ther It 6 stopped to rest, :i nt ' pitched his i i ,ad tir r • 10, ibol:tetlent"i.:;rlc,nctillr'erici7liist"::l7:lllk-lieng.‘l:sl7l:l"l":lc6‘l4a°' POLICE IN rELLIci:-,NCS- in • MANSION-HOUSE. Yesterday Junes - Quin. the - rter the city, Was re- eXaMified on a y char: , e a parcel, CoritAining gold A n d o.;er jewellery, the pr o p er ly o f Mr. A. M ( !:ii - og r Whitcchapel, and . also On suspicion:of s "7tor gldneag from another pared. Corwaittc(' exaMination. BoTRFF A few evenings since a ni ' n; r friving tb e ;1•(1,11cieil of kw Y'' r, `vas dette ' ted in- a Or a 0 _ mry, attempting to comm it a mo -t de. te ', o o B, when lie was 'examined before r. 'hen he argued points of law connected ` vl , - „( 11° - charge preferred against him . The 1#!-I[e.,1iii gave of himself was, t h at h, ha d . lately Orl y- / 11 0 London from Yorkshire, but h e did not name of the town, the coach he came to ; ° ,r. P re l the he came to, or where he siel' t *, -1( 0 1. : ° ceding night. The whole was evideotlY '1 sated account, to nvo:d bent.' kno w+) be , 5 ,1 61 .; name was Henry Campbell, but this i ' l ll4l- WI to he a fieticious name. IVben " .35 to be rernovetlfrum the Mice to he se" i t • ' 41:: son, he re rality of quested not to be sent a ntoOg " b "J - co lli ; I plied with, and he was t ) ( l , t i t ,i t fa b l e s t e r :mid "`' t of other prisoners. Ile was alsofits'etlitl'isekcel chaise to ga :6 prison in, but %vas all' ) " .e'l I i uey-c assailed ;a a ntube " :! Oil r of t his tc leaving 'yi:rios the . clic sll° of rotten eggs. • coAL MA liK Aritib 1 4 . price,_ • .2';' Ships at Marlict Ships sold. nI. ll ' ' 03 4 . J. 31 N . wxcastle 19A .V414. to "' 0 , 7 Stouterhooi 1 Welsh Coal. .. . ... • BIRTH. At the Manse of Dal rv, the wife of the Rev.; ,W%"l gowall'. of a amighter, tier ,vvent orals f ~ 14 ,... OA t , " Major Forster, of th e 341h 1t Regiment , --)•11ii""' 00 daughter of the lZt:v• 11r. Richard,, Iti , etur of ; to -ri, St. Bartho)omew, Hampshire. It if`, pr On the 10th inst, Li eu t en a n t Jolts t: f WhYte, uiece of Alex'ander yte M , g. u • Scot s-• ' _____________________.------- • • te r, iO 5 t o ~. , DiE;i w e stlP ,hi 'Pm Swkilrte•, - kit her npartel: t , . York -street, ig .554* M-r-s4fizalit.t I. itichat di, withAv ' of :1 oh:t I-ie e ,. r e l ' rod e'''. Secr;a:tly t. th .Itopit Acadetnr, -.4.raier•set-Pl3"' At " Oz ‘Mech,tidty last, ill the 77th ye;ir a his 4‘' toll, near Tewhetitntry, l'howa3 Uralic:, EA' -- _ cr ' ,„.....- e r 7"----------------- rq:a fr „eel r , (PNI) O N : Pri n t ed - by J, I.:CARSTATIL,;;-,5.0 :Atriiif !)u'iltli"g; and published 41 'W. A. `;‘ 11 " -A--- " ' . - ,41 " :4 0 0r at the :ittm-o,Ficm, No. 11%, Strand; '''''%,rl-atiiile xr4ents, Orders, Letters (post-paid), &c. In 1, Th