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Fito24. THE LONDON GAtETTE,..4N. 'Whitehall, Jan. '6, 1815. MENORANpUM. In the Supplement to 'Tuesday's Gazette,• in. the third article of ttielst column of page 17, LL ter the Words " exceed xeventy-twn," add ."• exclusive of the Sovereign." The name of Admiral .George Montagu 'should hire appear ed in-the said Stipplenient, as a Knight Grand Cross of the Most cionourable Military Order of the Bath ; and the name of Rear-Admiral George Burlton should also lial•e appeared in the List of Knights Commanders of the said Order. llis Royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting in I he' name and on the behalf of his Majesty, bavtog taken into consideration the eminent ser vices wirch have been rendered to the Empire by the Officers in the service of the Honourable East India,Company, has been pleased to ordain, that fifteen of the .most distinguished Officers of the said service, holding commissions front , his - Majesty nth below the rank of Lient.-Colonel, may be' raised to the dignityof Knights Com- Manders of the Most HoUour - able Military Order of the Bath, exclusive orthe number of - Knights Commanders belonging to his MjeSty's forces by s,a and laud, who have been noininated by the Or' re bearing date the 2d instant : and his Royal highness has been graciously pleased to or dain, that the said Officers of the East India Com pany's service shall enjoy all - and singular the rights, privileges, and immunities secured to the Second Class of the said Must . llonoitrableOrder; and that they shall be governed by the rules and ordinances now established, or hereafter to be established by his Majesty, his heirs, and sue.• cessors, for the government of the Knights Com manders of the Bath. _But in the event of futtire wars; and of actions of signal distinction, the - said number of fifteeu nPly he increased by the appointment of Officers who shall be eligible according to the established . regulations and restrictions: His- R<lyal Highness the Prince Regent haS bc9,41 further ,pleased to ordain, that certain 0.11 i .- of the East 1 4ilia Company's •service, holding his Majesty's . cammission, may be appointed Com panions of - the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, in consideration of eminent services rendered in action with the enemy; and the said Officers shall enjoy all the rights, privileges, and inimunitits secdred to the Third Class of the•said Order; and shall be governed by the regulations and restrictions established with regard to the no - - 'n Lion and government of the Companions of the sa d Most honourable Order. WHITEUALL,' JAN. 10, 1/31:•.—His Royal Highness the Prince Regent (lath been pleased, in the name and on the be half of his Majesty, to give and grant unto John Marshall, Esq. l'ost Captain in the Royal Navy, his Majesty's royal li cense and permission, that he may accept and wear Ihe in signia of the Imperial Russian Order of St. George, of the fourth class, and of a Knight of the Royal Swedish Military . Order of the Sword, with which their Imperial and Ituyal Majesties the Emperor of All the Rus..tas and the King of wetlen have respectively honoured him, to testimony of the ign sense which • those Sovereigns entertain of his bravery and services during the siege of Gluchstadt, and at the block ade ofllaenburgh and Hamburg-1i ; provided, nevertheless, tout his-Majesty s' said license and permissim doth not au thorise, and siiall not Ile deemed or construed to anthorise the assumption of any style, appellation, rank, precedence, ivilege appeetaining unto • a Knight Bachelor of these Realms. BANKRITTS. • Edmund Sturle);, Cooper's-raw, Crutched-friars, heer-mer clidat, to surrender Jan. 14, 21, and Feb. 21, at twelve, at Citnitii all. Attornies, Messrs. Chapman and Stevens, Little Thomas Apostle, Queen-street. Thomas 'Sing', Charlotte-street, Lloyds-row, near Sadler's Wells, builder, Jan. 14, at ten, 1!), at eleven, and Feb. 21, - at' ten, at Guildhall. -Attornies, Messrs. Tebnutt and Son, Gray's Inn-square. William Wyatt, Dorchester, innholder, 31, and . _ Feb. cl, at ten, at the house of Rubinson Bartram, under the. Town Hall, Oitford. Attoruies, Mr. rcil,Oxiord, or Alessr. Ballachey and Bridger, Angel-court, Throgmor ton-street. Thomas Snow, .Staurford, Lincolnshire, upholder, Jan. 31, at four, Feb. 1, and 21, at eleven, at the George and Angel. Stamford. - Attornits, Mr. Thompson, Stamford, or Messrs. Jlnstie and Wright, Temple, London. John Stephenson, Bretton, Yorkshire, grocer, Feb. 2,3, and '2l, at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Barnsley.. Attor r 7.7 r. '.:sir, 13arnsley, Or Messrs. Longdill and Butter field, Gray's Inn-sqoare. John Mamnichael, Thomas Gitton,. Macmichael, Joseph Macmichael, and Almuider M`Maath, Britljnorth, Shropshire, and Fleet-.strerl, London, carpet-manufac turers, Jan. 19, 20, and Feb. 21, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Bridguorth. Attoruies, Mr. Bigg, Southampton buildings, London, or Mr. Pritchard, Breseley, Stapp shire.• . Robert Hunter Caltar eon, Liverpool, master-mariner, Feb. 6,7, and 21, at eleveu, at the King's Arms, Water-street, AttoririLs, , Messrs. Shepherd, Adlingtou . and Gregory, Berlford=row, London,. or Messrs,llaltera and Tophatu, Liverpool. Thomas Smith, New Mill, Ledhnry,. Herefordshire, miller, Jln. 25, 26, and Felt. 21, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Newant, Gloucestershire. Attornies;Mr.Pewtriss, Gray's Inn, I ondul or Mr. Reece, Ledbury. • George nullins, Sheffield, edge-tool-maker, 34n. 21,23, and Feb.2l, at. eleven, at the 'L'Outine Inn, Sheffield. Attor uies, Meists-Itimington and Nilson, Sheffield, or Mr. Hattui:l-garderi.. • "taurfel*, at 'eleven, at the e etreens Head Inn s 31. S. J-ohnston, Wood-stieet, London, wakltouseman, at twelve, at Guiltlhall—Jan - .•31:' Janes Knott and W. Slnith, Dnire-strvet; Sontlkwarli, copartners, at twelve,:at GuildkalL Feb. a. J. Joseph,' Bristol, teen-inamilacturer, at elevw, at the White Hirt Inn, Broad-street,'BriStol.;- , Feb. 1. W• Lowe, Royton, Lancaster, machine-maker, at ten, at the White /tear Inn, Alanchester--Jan. 31. J. Lake, II vde-street, Bloomsbuey, at twelve, at Guildhall-Feb. 4. ciadm, Holborn, gun-hmker, at ten, at.Gtkildhall—Feb.'l. .‘ aael C. Young, Glamford Briggs, Lincoln, corn-merchants, at eleven, at the Water-Side-Iluuse,,t Barton-upon-numb er — Jan. 31. G. Wood, Waktfield, bookseller, at the Sessions house-, Wakefield—Feb. 18. G. Titt, Northampton,' barer, at the Peacock Inli,Northampton—Jan. • 31. J. /larks, Cross street;' Bradshaw-street, Manchester, warehou4entan, at. twelve, at Guildhall—Feb.7. It. I lamiltoiv, Old Broad-street, underwriter, at eleven, at Guildhall—Feb. 25 . E. Shewen, Threadneedle-street, ,coffee-house-keeper, at ten, at Guild hall—Feb. 8. R. Rogers, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George lun, Liverpool. • CERTIFICATES.—JAN. 31. S. HaWford; Purtsea, common-brewer—J. Stennot, Loni alley, i‘loorfichis, carcase-butcher—J. W adland, Nightingale lane, St. Botolph-Without-Aldgate butther—W. Halton, Richmond-hiiildings, Dean-street;Solm, tailur. .PARTNERSHIPS - DISSOLVED. R. Coulnian and Co. Leeds, merchants —W. Hudson and W. Bullock, Furnivars Holborn, -porter-dealers -Al. Francis and C. Roberts, Clapham ' stone-masott ,- ,G. .Gaskell and N. Gaskell, jun. Upholland, linen-manufacturers T. Jones and Co. Berriew, Montgomeryshire, lime-tnerchattts —W. Steer and F. lValiefield, Old Broad-street, stockbroliers' —T. Baynton and .1. R. Hill, Bristol, surgeons—S. Ensoe and J. li'ellings; Chapel-street, Tottenham-court-road, nem s= venders—O. and C. Coleman, Tottenham, nurserymen—W. and .1. Taylor, Sheffield, carpet-manufacturers--,1, Smith and A. Aitkin, Carshalton, drug-grinders—lt. Hayhurst alp! W. May, Liverpool. I SCOTCH BANKRUPT& SEQUESTRATIONS, Jan. 3. Thoini:Fraier, merchant in Forrcs, N. 8.--Creditors meet in - Nl'Leau's inn there, 18th Jan. and Bth February, at twelve. • • . . . Jan. 5. James Paterson, lime-burner and lime-merehant, Tyuchank, cernity of Edinbctrgh—Creditors meet in the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse, Edinburgh,. 19th Jan. and • • 2tl Feb. at twelve. Jan. 5. John 31`11wraith, cattle and grain-ileZrer, Myoch, Ayrshire —Cry ditors meet in Nl`Qunochie's Ina, Ayr, 14th , • Jan. and 4th Feb. at one. Jan. 6. Tiromat' Laurie, Inverleith, county of Edinburgh, farmer, cora-dealer, or merchant— ( !rediturs meet in Juim's eoffee-house, Edinburgh, 14th and :Mil January, at tWtive. Jan. 6. M,ry Boyd, cam-I -le-manufacturer, Kilmarnock— Creditors meet in Bryan's Inn there, 13th January aad 10th February, at two. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. BOW-- , TREET. MAIL -ROBBERY. —TiIe, extraordinary case of William Heller, Guard to the Swansea Mail, and thus employed to protect public property, blitwho was a short time since apprehended by Adkins, on a charge of himself , robbing the mail of a parcel containing Bank notes and Bills to the amount of upwards- . 23001. was fully investigated on Mon day. It appeared that in •the month-6f October, 1813, a parcel, containing, notes and bills to the abOve amount, troin the house of Foreman, and Monkhouse, Bankers, .of Newport, in Monmouthshire, was sent by the mail, ad dressed to Messrs. Dowse, Tholuton, and Free, Bankers in London, in a box ; and to guard against suspicion of the value of its contents, the box was put into a coarse canvas-bag, and-direct ed to Mr. Richard Fothergill, a relation of one of the partners in the Bank at Messrs. Joseph and Thomas Shee's, Merchants, Lawrence Poulteney- Lond6n. It was booked at the King's Head Inn, at Newport, to be forwarded by the Mail. The box and canvas bag arrived as directed, hat without their contents. On the discovery being made, an express was sent off to Newport, and every possible exertion was made to recover • the property •autt detect the robber. Vickery, -the Bow-street Officer, was one of the Ofiieers em ployed on the business. He met with the pri soner at Bristol, who admitted that he vvas ptartL to the mail on the 3d of October, 1813; being the (lay after it was hooked to go to London ; he also admitted his having seen the parcel, and that he saw it conveyed from the King's Head Inn, at Newport, to Bristol, on its way to London.' The prisoner, atter this, was discharged, and ab sconded, there not . being sufficient evidence then to detain hiin in custody. - Viekery, howe‘vr, pursued his inquiries, and learned that some bank notes had been concealed during the week after the robbery of the mail, near Bristol, at a place called Tot terilawnfi ill, by a woman, named Hick man, whose daughter the prisoner was particularly intimate with ; the Officer went to the house, and found that the old woman had absconded, soon after the robbery. The-prisoner was a short time since diseovered by-Adkins, the Officer, - at the house of Jacobs, a Jew, in Duke's-place, where he went in the name of‘ Green, but admitted to the Officer on his ap prehension, that his name was. Weller. After be had undergone a private examination, he Was committed to the House of Correction in Cold- bath-fields. Mrs. Hicknzan was also discovered in her- con- cealment, and conitnittecl, but I,ls since been ad- . . - J o hn Willoughby, Taunton, Soluersetshire, shopkeeper, I nutted an evidence. Veb. 8, J, and :21, at twelve, at the White Dartiel and I Early In last month, Adkins, the officer, and sons, Bristol, or 31e.srs. Pearson and Son ) Pinup-court : Mr. Fothergill, one of the partners in the banki. Temple, London. - visited the House of Correction,. when, the pri- William fallen, Shaftesbury, victualler, , Feb. 13, 14, and • ---- .2.1. i*t eleven, at the Red Lion Nu, Shaftesbury. At tor - soner voluntarily confessed to them that he' stole Hies, Nlr. RF.-vorrviTsto,ft..agary, ki...,..0rz lay.. and_,,__llke. bank notes anti_bilb___ollt of the parcel, having Son, Lincoln's pm-fields, London. taken them out between Newport 2.11(1 pristot, /MU 'nobt.t t Friend, ord n'indior, duater in hay,' Jan. 21, Feb. 7, that Inc fastened the box again, and covered it And 21, at. ten, at Guildhall, Lolidon: Attorney, Mr. Stokes, Golden-square. . with the canvas bag, as before, to prevent disco , P/idip Lusconibe, Ontvesend, tailor, Jan. 14, 28, and Feb. 21, very,. till it reached London. On the day rence-lane, London. after w nt ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr , Hurst, La:- . the robbery he gave the notes a n d bill s t o Hi c k- John Owlett, Chinihainc, Kent, farmer ? dun.. 1 7, 28,4u . dF,e . b. man, at her house, who contrived to circulate . . „ . 7 . ii, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, .Mr. Abbott, .I.bclanth yard, Lombard-street. some of the notes in Bristol ; but she became ap prehensive of being taken into custody,. and can herself in Bath. "the pound notes which he bad entrusted her • with, were buried by one of her daughters in a deep hole in the prden. attached to her house, and so remained till 'the month of July following ; . titey were 'then dug up, and found to be in a Very damaged state, but he resolved to bring thew to London to ;nuke the most of the'. ',He agreed with fliek-: nutirt6 him to London to assist him, which she accordingly- did. They wpm to a wo inAtt" Who resides at Aferlin's-cave, Spa-fiehh, who DI:IPENDS: Feb. 21. D.Tobinflud B. J. Mitchtdl, .Litneliottsc, seN, and Broad-street buildings, Loudon,copartneis, at trii, at Ouildliall—Jan. ;1. W. Cousins, (iicat Alie-street, Good inan's-Geles, middlesex, broker, at ten, at Guildhall.---Feb. 4. J. 14inde, C. P. %Vvatt, and T, Teyq,t, Blorslvdown - ,' Surrey, lead-manufacturers , at one , a t Guildhall—l-70). t 1. R. (ir;:e - it dri d Cribb, Lisle•strect, Leiceter-squitre, sadlcrs, at tleveti; at u Gildhall—Feb. 4. 'l'. Bag'Vat ilbg , strek; ch' e „ ; ,,,ide, butcher, at twelve, at (iuilifltall—Veliv. 4. .1. -wei,,,httagir,-Mnor-street, Liryanston-square, car pent;er, at twelve, . at Gpildln.ll-I'eb. 4. J.. 1). Ninlett, Ileet-street, tiver,tainer, at one, I 14. S. 11cr, 4 7 .0,w, brewer, attweive, at •.21. .1. Barliam-nt-stre - c t, our, ar. 31. M. il av ,e, theshtmt, t web, - e, at ch i hdh e m—,T ri o. Dorrin4loa, broker, at twelve, nt P. o N , ford-street, bookseller, itt r.vei% 0, at Cipild ,1. Lamle, London, merchant, at twelve, a; 1411 . ..tt1aa!1---3,! , , c, ; ay!, C. lit:Mil:luta, Soutbnopt,-; , ! c.oni-tavalters, at tr. - cive t at Atictvh , ,, kiet rtl, at the (ieurge IV.-I',;n - chard, Bury-street, ritcr —Peh• I. T. s,,i g wicit, ialie, 5 ., G u ildhall—amt. chant, al twelve, at, Ci hew, Vt-i,.;ua, • .‘v:-is.t•Ceottinientled to - her hv rektioll of tuiek , tuna's as alto could digimse of the owes; p.utl they g.r.ve tioictito the amount , of 600/.. t i dut purpo-e. She pitssett some of IhEutt,.atul,said die Ltd uttered thew tit' 0 liuvu-dr:Ter's in (31d stret ditd or . another 'in the imrriia , :e.l)fs(inte Thii proefl i hy the Itueu-titorters. Thev ificrw:lrds me! two tutu] at a -ii4lWe iii Purtpool -lane, of Lite . . • tarna t dwarti's and Nlarelt, t disport cr iome notes.; bot.tbt.v received nothing Ii oat tin2m. ' bast Angust,, a Mr. Butler., a dentist, of the Kent t ot conipany, at Paris-, with a person Who ealled himself Ca litOin . Johnsbn, -whom he purchased one 51. tutte-of iht Nlopmouth Bitola, and toar 'Chepstow Bank-notes for 51. each, for time purpose of Making a profit by diet?) '; With that-view he offered them for sale to several mo- . 1 nev _ c h aogers in Paris, but they declined the 'offer, and said they 'would .only purchase Bank of Eng land notes. On his return to I.._;ugland, be.gave them to a man of the name of 'Crouch, to dis- ' pose of. Ali these notes Were part of those stolen .front .the Swansea mail. About two or three months since the prisoner called upon a wonian of the name of Porter, who then under , stood hiM to 1w the guard of the Momnooth coach ; he enquired for her husband, who was not • theo at house;, he then asked permission to go into a room for a short time ; she sheaved him into one, and soon after he called Mrs. Porter.into the room, and delivered to her a small paper parcel, des;ring her to take great care of it, as it contained Bank-notes to the amount of 2001. While she was in the room with him she observed him to have a great number of other'notes, many • of which appeared to be torn ; he-told her he had taken the notes in the course of his trade. The next day he called again, and gave her a 51. note to get changed, telling her what she bought she was - to have for her trouble, only to give hint the change ; she got the note changed at a linen draper's in Old-street-road, for' a gown-piece. The prisoner 'called upon her again in a short t;tne atter, when she 'got another note changed for him at the sane shop ; amt utter that she got-. another five pound note changed for hint at a linen-draper's in' San-Street, but he never called for the change. She took a parcel, sup posed to . contain Bank-notes, for him, to the White • Horse publie-house,. in Portpoal-lane, where he met her ; two men were with him. He told her to give the parcel to. one• of them, and `to'take care that nobody saw her do it ; site ac cordingly. handed 'the parcel to one of the men privately-. . The prisoner confessed to Mr. Fothergill, that he was guilty of taking the parcel, but said he would have returned it, lint could not' get it hack front Hickman, at, whose , instigation he took it. At the time he wished to, 'return it, there were only 20/. of the mites disposed of. The notes uttered by MrS.- Porter to the linen drapers were proved to be part of those stolen in the parcel. Some of the stolen notes, consisting of those of the Molunouth and Chepstow banks, have been traced to Mr. Nichols, a surgeon den - iist, who received them of one Crouch, to take up some bills for hint, he having accepted them, to enable Crouch to go abroad to procure some teeth. - Crouch said be had the notes from a man' called Butler, who told him he bought them in Paris-. T. Hickman confesses,' that about 14 or 15 months since, the prisvmer came to her luittse, and bad some Conversation with her daoghter, who communicated to her what 'had passed be tween them, and after that site .agreed to go to Bristol, to get some notes changed for the pri soner. lie gave her two parcels, each contain- - ingnotes to the amount of two hundred pounds. When she got to Bristol the Banks were shut. The prisoner then told her he had no time to stop, as he must go 'with the 'mail, which was setting . off •immediately ; upon this 1)6 gave her a parcel containing notes to the amount of 7001. and took froM his pocket ol.h er Dot es t o t h e amount of 551. which he said she thialit pass in Bristol ; but it most he done in the coUrseolthat day, as the robbery tecitdd he found out on the Monday _following • in. London. She• after :that Pass e d a variety of the notes at a number of shops its Bristol. On her return home at niOtt,.*he and her daughter dug a hifle in the garden, and balled the notes that she had not -an opportunity of getting changed. 'Hand-bilis being 'poblished soon after, describing her person as hating passed the notes stolen front' the'maii, she went to'Ballt and lived. , in cOncealtnent. 'The prisoner called on her there, and she .vent with hint -up to Lon don.--The:prisoner wits fully coin tni red for trial, and the parties bound over to prosecute. UNION-HALL. George'England, whci has already been examined .and committed on 'charge of burglary, was VeF - - terday examined on a new charge, namely, of - breaking into the coach-hoitse'of Felix Whitmore, Esq. and stealing the carriage glasses and lining-. - May and Goff apprehended the prisoner at• his lodging in-Oxford Market ; neither the glass , or coach-lining were found, but May discovered a morocco card case on the prisoner, which was proved to have belonged to Mrs. W. and to have,` been left in the pocket of the carriage. The pri 7 sorter wits committed on this charge also. Atter his examination, he was locked up in the strung room at the back of the Office, till the time should come for Conveying. him 'to the gaol. About an hour afterwards, it was discovered by Heron, one' of the constables, that he was gone. Heron in formed Snow, and they jointly proceeded in pur suit or toR . I. et“.y that Ile had broken iris way through a 14-inch Wall into the next premises, where'he escaped through the common sewer into the street, without- either coat or hat, and with his irons on. The Officeis traced him at length to a : hwtse Long;-lane, at which his brother lodged, and here they disco vered hint busily employed in sawing Off his irons. He was taken back to the Office. At thelime. the Officers entered the room, the prisoner's bro ther teas assisting hint in getting 'off his irOns. Heron secured, hint, and he was brought up 'auff , committed for re-examination, charged with md ing a felon in escaping. MAIILEOROUpti-titEET. 'Ann alias I?osina White was charged witty tempting to uxtiirt money from a most resptictablti tradtsman.—The offetyler was comniittctl. HAT I'ON-GaltDE. The report of a Lady being to he brought up for exaMination yesterday, on a charge of fortY,ery , attracted the public curiosity to a considerable degree, but tht Magistrate receiving a e rti irate from the surgeon of the -quiet' of Co uec ti m , where she is confined, stating that she 'era;; so ex tremely ill,t hat she coldd not he removed without endangering licr life, the exatuinatitnt lva's post poned for a few LONDON SE§SibiS. Yestetday the Sesions for the City of Lon i" was held .at before ,he Loan MA" K and City 'Magistrates. After sWearing in flit' tirittlil and Petty Juries; 'the following cases oc curred ' A 'CURIOUS RIM'. S'arnue, : Sherrai'and his 'wife Were indieted‘for riot and Assault en the person of an elderly tuan' named Massett,. wbo was described to he oue () the deluded followers of the late Prophetess, Jo hanna Southeott: The prosecuto - ri a persdn of Unique Appearance,. mounted the witAetseS' box, .imlding a bundle of paper in his hand. Being asked what it answered, " brief, my Lord. - Counsel oßjected to any 'thing like plea (1114 ; from the Witness ; however, -he was allowed ti refer to his brief as a memorandum of dates noc: incidents. The case he made out waf; no 1 " 1.e than a common squabble between himself and th defendants;.his lodgers',•dining which he received. from Mrs. Sherrad a blow on the fact. The CO sequence.on the whole was. trivial , yet, like ti l O l of Johanna's followers, the prosecutor WaS sirous of producing a great event, and therefore' came with his ten-sheet 'brief, cbutaining mintitet of the important: transaction. In the cour , c 0L the investigation, the following curious Dialogu 6 ensued :--- Mr. ARABIN, at Counsel for the defendant..' Q. Pray, Mr, Blassett, was the brief-in your liana: written by yourselt or Johanna I—A. The-rape s will enable me to say ; 1 know nothing abou t Johanna. Q. No ! 'Why, was not you one of the muffled, up at her funeral 1---A. No ; I did not go 1 knoW about it. , Nothing about Shiloh )-- 7 -A. No. Q. We don't meal . ' to" charge yciu %vitt) being the father of Shiloh. Hure the RECORDER interfered, by observing; that it was remarkable-, if the prosecutor «'o' 4 1 . : devout man, he did nut li ve c h ar i ta bl e wit h I" neig ros htiours. Pecutor.—My Lord, I wish to live in cbar it i with all the parties. Counsel.—Was it piety and charity made yo' l . • offer to shake hand s w ith Mr. Moseley, who'll") have also indicted for this riot, for five goineil s A. 7.--1 lave not refu s ed s h a ki ng hands with I ' l4 or. Alr. Sherrad ; I told them so long ago. The REcoRDER then obServed, it the pr o s e f u 7 . tor was disposed to save the,Court trunble-bY iag reconciled to the defendants, be might as " 7 shako hands forthwith. The prosecutor instantly held out his hand t ° the defendant, Mr. Sheri ad, and declared he %v 3* reconciled. The I.l.ccoltnEn.—As you bare shaken liand with the Lady's husband, you eat' have ITO Obj eC ; tiOn to shake hands with the Lady herself. —ii• will do it, on condition that she shall acknowledg e her' error: ItEconDER.--I fear your terms are tee' hard. Let ate ask you —Did•vou erer-know woman acknowledge herself in the wrong ?--'A' She has been five •weeks• subject to this pro sectt - c , tioD, because she would not acknowledge herself wrong- in the public papers. • After sonic further discussion, during which t Court was a s cene , o f iititghter, rite pr osecu shook hands with t h e Lady, au(Pitloseley, the other . person indicted. The par w ties ere consequent': discharged, and finettlme shilling each. ifoler HECE:VING ,zrrort.ts. Richard' Buckle, ironmonger aini - c opOcr-smiti r, residing in Giceu Arbour Court, in the Old ley, was indicted for having in his . pos,;cbsion pounds of copper, marked with the King's 'broad, arrow. The Jury rettirned a verdict of' Gititty, and the prisoner u'as sentenced to be imprisoned one yea rs Oilt,spurlstrej Compter: • After tyro or three common assaults had beet' tried, the Sessinns adjourned to the Old BidleY• BIRTHS. the. . - The Lady o f Danscy Richard Diinsey, Esq. of F,astoup % •11 COunty of lie6ford, of a son' and heir. • 1001 On Weilmsday, the - - 28th ult. in Rodney - street , Live' I the Lady of Anthony Litticdale, Escf. of a daughter. ' be rt On the 30th ult. at H a llb ca th,. Fif es hi re , M r s. It° Beaumont; of *a son. • di On Thur s d a y, th e 22 d u l t. at K eneg i e, near Penzanc e, I •4 ° Price, of a daughter. • - .: Lately, the Lady of Charles ..-I.odrew, Esq. of Nansco l e' of a - sou. • • 1- On the 4th inst. in Queen-street; Edinburgh,' MO' Walker, of a daught e r. • of' On the titii inst. at Pountainhall, Scotland, the La d y Thoms Lauder c, -E wifethe i of Mr. Itudwell, New Bond-st' Tet of twins. . • of On Friday last, th e Lady of the Rev. R. Afflecic, Vicar Doncaster, of a daughter. Lately, at 'Wimbl e d on, the Lady of - Joseph Clayton Je ir. nyns, Esq. of a Still and heir. i On the 7th inst. cat Ca ven h atn , i n t h e County of --'°-ffol " the Lady of H. S. Waddington, Esq. of a dau.r .__ litcr___-.--• p ARMED. ha' On Wedn• s lay last, at Manan, in P}dei, the Re::i a rr gil 7 ; mas Grylls, live/or of Cardynhani, t 6 Sarah . ''' ---°' ) VOtlll,, ~ ter of James Wiilyams, Esq. of Carnanton, . ' v 0 Se — Oil Saturday, at Kingston Church, Reuben Hart, .A .3 , - i: se ptt licitur; of Portsmouth, to Mary, second daughter of "`) . Marder, Esq. of Landport Terrace, Southsea. ,1 gg' On Thursday setinight, at Chartniuster, John. 1 - la,--: , miss of Portishai u , e ld est b rot h er of -.Sir Thomas Hardy, t' t ~.. - White, of th e f ormer p la ce. - fnt On Tuesday, th e 3d i nst. at Bexley, Kent, Joseph Wa -- / o it. -LL.D. Kent-r oa d, to Susanuab, eldest daughter of Join' -i tlewood, Esq. Lately, at St.Jatues's, LewlS Perrier, Esq. of the Wa" Cnije o ' ‘ ' ' . to Cecilia, youngest daughter of P. Violet, F.sq• of G.' square. • . D 1 V.l), • On 'Tuesday s e ' un i g h t, at St. Colum b , Henry Warne, EA" aged 70 )ears. On the 28th nit. at D'rummondErnuch, §cotiand, Mr. D c S t " . galtotsl'eall, of Drummond Ernoche -On-the 30th- alt. at Edi n b urg h, Al exan d er Nairne, £sk oi The - same day, at Haddington, Andrew Begbie7'Ert,, ha to (Mahe sth inst. Co rne li us L OW Wallace, Esq. +.lo°" -- '''' Kent. - - ,-, „rle 4 . pti , the 7tllinst: in Wandsworth-road, aged 3.1.7 4 -ir l— wi ci; William 'ltmyn, Esq. late Captain of the 48th liviiruellt, youngest son of tieneral Tonyn: • 7 3111 1 c 4 ' On Monday last, in the 76th year of his ag', tber l ' e v v ieutP, Morrice, A.M. Rector of Betshanger, in OP and•Vlcar of Flower,'Northani , tonshirc. 1 , Yesterday; Thoruas Nur 1 ' of Ca center-street!:. ruansell, Es•ti.. - P" Potroan-scopre,,,aged i 43. 711 ot Edward Ford, Gent. one of the ikld7:znien. of the Boron!. lc _. in the ha:',.., Newcastle-under-Lym e , and the -ctiVe . mritler Y 'I dCci.irif thot pl e iii;;,--h \ oust: of Niessrs.• Horwood, Sri '" at. 01 , till ____....................... ,-.. LONDON . Printcd•,l 3v JB. B. CARSTA No• ' r ` l , fit hoddinirs ; arid published iw IV. A O . SOLO'S, of " r, 7 t t is ' ci - at the Sux-OrFicE, No. (12, Strand ; w h e r(i. Advr` wents, Orders ? Lytturs (post-paid), Sce. must 4e 04440 Kr-7.