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! ' k', lci ' i,l'gt_. i H i / I ~~~~ ?i '- I; ; 14 : t ..: i ~ t AM I;:tiCA ' I'APEIL-;, PRESIDENT'S E. WASII/NGTON, FEB. follw.ring nes , -sage st:ts trat)hittv(l by the Picsitieht of the ll).:ited States to both Houses of Congress: " To the Senate and House of licpresentatires of the I 7 4, ited Slat ta " I lay before Congress copes'uf {he Treaty of Peace and Amity between the United States and his lithannielqalesty, which Wll3 s;gneol . by the Commissioners of both parties at (:bent, en the 2.lth of Decembet, 1814, and the ratifications of havt2 been duly esehanged. While p.7lortning this - act, I tot , ,Trattilate you and our coustitients, upon an event which is highly honottPable ',lienation, and terminates with 'Twee:int' felieiiTa "campaign . signiilized by the must brilliant StI:TCSACS. " The late war, alt hongh relustantly declared by Congress, had become a necessary resort, to assert the ri,glits and inde. prudence of the nation. It has been waged with a success w!.ich is the natural result of the Legislative Counsels, of the patriotism of the people, of the public .spirit of the mill lig, and of the valour of t',,c military and naval forces of the country. Peace, a.t ztll Hines, a blessing, is peculihrly wel come, t her:fore,- at a period when the causes of the war have t.';;;,7t - il to operate; when the Government has demonstrated the rfiiciency of its powers of defence: and when the within can review its conduct,without regret and without reproach. " I recommeno to your care and beneficence the gallant awn hose aellieVdii.eilt., in every department of military service, on the land and on the wai<r, have essentially con triboted to the American name, and to the restoration of . The feelinp t - .:* conscious patrlntistn and worth will animate such men, tinder erery change of fortune and par ....;1; but their country performs a duty df itself, when it bestows those testimonials of approbation and applause, 1 tshich are, at once, the reward, acid the incentive to great actions. peace. " The retinetiOn of the public expenditures to the demands of a pewee establishment will doubtless engage the immediate attention OC Congress. There are, however, important con siderations which forbid a sudden and general revocation of the measures that have been lir/a:need 4y : the war. Ex perience has taught sus, that neitt•er the Pacific dispositions of the American people, nor the < rci lc charactr of their poli tical institutions, can altogether cxentpt them from that strife which appurs, beyond the ordinary lot of nations to be incident to the actual pet iod of the world - ; and the same faith ful monitor demonstrates that certain degree of preparation for war is not only indispensable to avert disaster in the on set, bat affords also the best security for the continuance of peace. The wisdom of Congress, will, therefore, lam confi dent provide, for the maintenance of an adequate regular force t for the gra/Inal advance of the. naval establishment; for improving all the means of harbour defence ; for adding discipline to the distinguished btavery of the militia; and for caltivating the military art in its essential branches under the 1 liberal patr o na ge o f Government. ~' 4 1 " The resources of our country were, at all tithes, com p/tent to :he attainment. of every national olkject ; 'but they will now be enriched and invigorated by the activity which peace will introduce to all the scenes of domestic enterprize and labour. The provision that has been made for the public creditors, daring the present Session of Congress, must have a decisive effect :is the establishment of the public credit both at home and abroad. The reviving interests of corn- merce will claim the Legislative attention at the earliest op. Firtunity; and sod' reg . olations will, I trust., be seasonably devised, as shall secure to the United States their just pro portion of the navigation of the world. The most liberal• pciley towaills other nations, it met by correspo.:l4ling dis pu.,itions, will in this respect be found the !nest brneficial policy towards ourselves. Ilia there is no object that can enter with greater force and inerit into the deliberation of ( °ogress, than a consideration of the means to preserve and . prutuote the manufactures which have sprung Into existence, arid ati..rled aatTnuparalleied maturity throughout the United States r!uring the period of European wars. This source of national independence and wealth I anxiously recommend to the prompt and constant Guardianship of Congres's.. .• The teranTitation of the Legislative session will soon Se parate you, fellow citizens, front each other, and restore you to your Constituents. I pray you to hear with you the ex- passions of my sanguine hope. that the peace Which has beeu just declared will t►at ouiy be the foundation of the most friendly intercourse between the United Ntates and Great Pais tain, but that it will also be productive of liAppiness and har mony in every section of our beloved country. 4 , Th e i;itineoce of ywir precepts and example twist be eve:T where powerful; and while we accord in grateful ac hnowle,:gments for the protection which Providcice has be st.iweil upon us, let us never cease to inculcate obedience to the and riddity to the Union, as constitntinz the pat hidinin of the national independence and prosperity. " JAMES MADISON. " Was!:ington, Feb. 18, 1815." CORONEU'S INaUEST.—Sattuday, an Inquest was held at the. Cambridge Cotree-Meuse, Newman -Btteet, before G. HODGSON, Esq. one of the Co roners for Aliddlesex, on the body of Richard Packet., a tailor, Who was found hanging from Ids heal-post on Thursday morning.—James'Charlev, a hair4r'isser, deposed, that he lodged in the sante house with the deceased in Rathhone-place, tliat on Thursday morning, about eleven o'clock, Mrs. Packer went out on li,iness, and returned in a quarter of :in hour, and finding the deceased's bed-room door fa`qened, and getting no answer from within, it was broke open, and the deceased found suspended from his bed-post by his neck cl,nh, which was fixed in a earelessinanner under his chin ; they instantly cut hint' doWn and sent for a surgeon, but life was quite extinct. Wit ness knew the deceased many years',' he alveays :appeared very chceiful, but of !:tte 'igteined very low and desponding. Verdict—lnsanity. ExEcuTtoti.---Ille execution of the murderer ifempstock, at : . ;ottinghani, on Thursday,» excited the tuoSt aDNIOUS curiosity,- and immense crowds wt;i e collected, not iv it hsta n ding eight in the morning was appointed as th e tinie on It:count of the fnir. At one 'the. inorning of Itis, exueut i on , he confessed himself ,the sole perpe trator of the horrid deed ; and, front that time, bis saVaze and hardened ferocity seemed to .give way to the thtputfhts of a 'future 'state. Whyr i rived at the f a t a l t r e e, he addressed th e vast rotttoli . ng throng, as far as his ignorance would permit hint,. 'in words of cautionary admonition, : against indulging. that fatal'prop , .; . .. ; ity to passion of the mind and dissipation of - condnet; which had brought Lim to his disgraceful end. _ iii,.I2ONIJON GAZED Lb, SAtintD.lyi. ' itßlL 1. Whiteholl,April 1 , 1815. ITis Royallliginiess the Prince Regent has !teen pleased, in the ',tom , . owl on the hrhaif of Itts Ittdesty, to ntoinoate anti appoint the :tight ilen.lticuard d:c►t ot Cia;o•-rty, uuc of his _tlajesty's Plenipotentiaries at the Coaress at Vienna, to he a Knight Grand Cross, of the most Hon. Order , ut the Lath. • His Royal highness the Prince Re gent haslditi been pleas ed, in the name and ou the Lchalf of hi .lajesty, to grant the dignity lila ILtrohet Of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto Howard Elpinn.aune, Esq. Lieut.-Colonel iu the cure. of Royal Engineers, and the heir, wale of hi body lawfully begotten. 'ar - f- , •! - Y 14. 16 15. Bth Ileginient of Foot, Ensign Geo. Jarvis be Lieutenant,* vice Barstow, killed in action. William to lie Ensign, vice Jarvis. 14th Ditto, Captain William Moore to be Major, by purchase, vice Percival promoted in. the tr7t.tr Foot. 23d Ditto, Second Lieutenant Edward Methold to be, First Lieut. without purchase, vice Tucker, promoted in the 44th Foot; James Drury, Geut. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Methold. 2Gth Ditto, Lieutenant W. H. Douglas, from the Bourbon Itegiment, to be Lirdtenant, vice Colin Campbell, who re tires upon the half-pay ut the 4ntirbon regiment. 27th Ditto, Lieut. James Adair to be Captani of a Company, by purchase, vice Moore, who retires. Ensign B. Slattery to be Lieutenant, vice Steele, deceased. Oath Ditto, Ensign 1 Imams Motteypenny to . be Lieutenant, vice Wedge, deceased. • 02t1 Dit to. Lieutenant Charles %Val lett to be Captain of a Com pany, vi. 6 Purcell, deceased.—Ensign George Small to - de Lietiteriatit:, vice Wallett.—Ensigii Charle, Dallas, from half-fray of the lt,eginient, to he Ensign, vice Broil. Gad Ditto, Lieutenant, William ilelhogliain to lie Citrlain of a Company, by porchase, vice Hoilgkinson, who retires. 73,1 Ur:glint-lit of Foot, hospital-Assistant Fre•derick B. White to iie Assistant-Surgeon, vice !lay, who resigns. 92d Ensigo iltitiviJaine7r Slater, from -pay ut the 61st Foat, to uc Ensign, vice Liogford, dead .if his wounds. 83t1► Dato.---To be Captoios of Companie.s, Lieutenant William Walker, vice: Grey, killed inaction; Lieutenant George Wellings, vice Wilkinson, killed in action:. ' To be Lieutenalits, Ensign George Asatin, vice fickson, dead ut his wounds ; vice Vi miter ; Lasigu M. Barlow, vice Welling's. To be Ensigns, it.ohert Vairdeleur, Gent. vice .A,litun ; James Homer, Gent. vice Mnrsn,„ • 9-ttli Ditto, Robert Haldenir j , ti e nt. to be I•msigh, by pair chase, vice APNabb, promoted. 95th Ditto.-=l'u be st L. ion mints, witlio7.t rdime, second Liciitelimit Lynam, Vic:, 2tl`ol"vg,ir, ii r i,- moted in the Portuguese Army ; See„nd Lieutent.dt Fitzgerald,' vice Ilacklitril,C, dead of h - To be Second Lieutenant,'_ Manners John tier Logan, Gent. vice li)uani. • • • 97th Ditto, Lieutenant A. U. de Fenger to he Criptain of a Company, without part hose,. Tice lioYvaCkl, priUnoted; Ensign Arthur Duggan to be Lieutenant, %ice e.uger ; Janica Gent. to be .Ensign, vice Dogg 10Ist Ditto, llospital-Assistant _Frederick Whiteley to ..be Assistalit-Surgeon' vice Roper, Wh o r es i gns . 102 d Ditto; Captain Holman Custance, from hal f-pav of the 50th Foot, to lie I/ of a Company, Dratten, who eNchanges. York Uhasseurs, John Tennant, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchioe, vice NPMorran, promoted ; Lieutenant Simeon Ferrar to be Adjuiaiit., vice Stewart, promoted. Major Burges Caniac, on - the italf-pay of Rrailsnaw's late Levy, to be Lietttenant-Coionel iu tic Ainiy. Captain Alexander Robson, of the 19th Fool, to be M..jor in the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. Deputy IncriectorJolin Aleade, from the half-pay, to be De puty Inspector of Hospitals,- viet ret.re4 n e wt half-pay. To be Hospital-Assistants to the Forers, Flospisal,Mates C arum', It.;orrf U ',lle fluke ut litunswick °els' Alo;11,, to be Pay:ouster of Cavalry and infantry, vice Goia, super seded. Alt...uottANDtrm.—The .proulotion of Ensign John fialbraith to he Lieutenant in the ti7th Foot, vier Steele, iircLased, as stated in file Gitzetee of llth February last, has not taLtil 1, lace. 01/ice of Ordnance, _lfaroi 31, 1.615. Succession to Vacancies in the Ittiyal Regiment of Artillery. First Lieut e n an t .1. E. G. Parker to he SectindCaptaiit. Second Lieutenant Harry G. Ord to be FirSt' Lieutenant. St corn! Captain James .dye to buCaptain of a Comp an y. First Lit:tuella:it F. Hope to be Second Captain. Second Lieutenant Benjamin L. Poynter to Lie First Lieu tenant. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Shropshire Regular Militia.--dawes Crighton, Gent. to be Ensign. • South itegiment of Shropshire Local Militia.—Thos. Prichard, Gant. to be Quarter-Ma:ler. Centre Regiment.—John Eaton, Gent, to be Ensign. BANKitUPTCIES ENLARGED. Thomas Horton, Bush-lane, drysalter, from March 23 to May I(. William ‘Vinstanley, Liverpool, merchant, from April 1 to 15. Samuel Gowar, High Holborn, engineer, from April 1 to 15. ILINKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Henry Tindal Still., Prinees.strcet, Lambeth, dyer. Jciscpli Cridland, scingr, Leicester, hosier. • BANKRUPTS. • John Clare, Norfolk-place, Southwark, broker, to surrender April 8, 15, and Mar 13, at o de , at Guildhall. Mr. Edi nut d Peter, Palsgrave-place, Temple. William Johnson,. Leeds, innkeeper, April 12 12, and M a y • 13, at eleven, a t th e B u ll an d Mouth lull, Leeds. - Aunt.- nies, Mr. Battyc, Chancery-lane, or Mr. Speight, Leeds. Charles Mepharn Hannington, Salisbury square, siationer, April 8, la, and May 13, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Shearman, Hart-street, Blooms bury. David Thomson Arnot, Holt, Wiltshire,. dealer, April at live, 13, and May 13, at eleven, at the Bear lint, Me lks ham. Attornies, Messrs. o.•and F. Monle, Melksham, or Messrs. Frowd and Rose., Serie-street, Lincoln's Thomas Bothwell, Fosdyhe, Lincolnshire, wine -merchant, April 17, 18, and May 13, at len, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Lincoln. Attornies, Mr. Cope Boston, or. M r . C. Wii!wn, Cherillc- s treet, Hatton -garden. ' William Pare, Hackney, draper, April 8, 15, and May 13, at ten. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Botirdillun and Hewitt, Little Friday -street. John Roberts, Justus Wangamann, and Narcissus Ryan, Gower's-walk. Whitechapel, sugar-refiners, April 8, 15, and May 1.3, at twelve, at Guildhall.' Attorney, Mr. Roods, New Corn Exchange. Peter Young and Joseph Brockhurst Sumner Brocklmrst, rope-makers, April 4, 18, and May 13, at ten. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Oakley and Birch, Mar tin's-lane, Cannon -street. Michael _Russell and Cornelius Gavin, Great East elteap, provision-brokers, April. 8, 15, and May 13, at eleven, at Guildhall.• Attornies,- Messrs. Knight and Freeman,- Castle-street, Falcon-square. Gabriei Hesse, Commercial Sale Rooms, City of London, sugar-broker, April 8, at eleven, 11, and May 13, at feu, at t,uildhahl. Attornies, Messrs. Holt and Farrel), Thread needle -street. Priscilla Stringer, Edmonton, school-mistress, April 4, 15, and ..lay 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.Gr.t;, Trson-place, .tiingsland-road. NViliiim-41V,artl, Hampstead,. cheesemouger, April 15, 18, and May 13, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. .. , .ieltardson, Fisher, and Lake; Bury-street, St. James's. DIVIDENDS. May C. FF. Younx and T. J. Clinic, Colchester, saddlers— April '2.:).-IV. Thur seu. Swallow-ltrect, Saint James, clieeNenlonger-=-April 20. T. and G. Kirby Malzcard, butchers—April 27. J. Ellison, late of North Shields, Ara . per-,—May 2. 111.: - Duhe, Fort, conill-utanufae turer,-- April 24.. W. ‘Vhately, late of Lawrence Pottatney hill, inerchant—.April 29. W. Harchard, Miry-Areet Eilnion tria, underwriter—April, R.. Tlionias, Helston,• Cornwall, 8. W. Althaui, Token-house-yard,. hroker--- , 11)01, 24. W. Joynson and K. Lewis, late of Ala:ieliester, corn dualer&*—April 22. .1. •Cleineiits; Wapping-wail, ship-chand ler—Aril 15. J. Haywood, Cateatoti-street. warehouseman — April 22. J. S. GitmwAy, Watford, Hertfordshire, coach waster--4pril 8. 41. Alq.;rititl4, Lower Brunk- street, LiTys- T. stops,:ll,.r. - POLiCE IN I'ELLIGENCE. uNioN-I.IALL.. INTEREsTING CA,4-oF BIGAMY.-I.!:ii:abethSfiqq, - Was charged by Mr. James Braker, with bigamv, sbehaving married him during the lifetime of her firSt finsin , ml, Charles Shit:ids, vv•-11 knowing at the time of her second marriage that. her firss liii ; .- fond was living. :fhe•prisoner is a young wo.- 111H1), Of resift!, table connexions, and extremely interesting in her appearan6e. Front dr.! cirenin stances of the CASO, as they were detailed, 'it a 1)... ;feared that Mr. shields ainl Mr. Brdker had both been declar e d admirers of the Lady for some t ;me ; at len : Jh the preference was given to Mr, shields. • :Air. Braker was disinissed, aml on the dav fixed, the 23d of February last, she was mar ried aruhrist e h arc h to Mr. Shields. Scarcely had they uptitfed the ehmeh, however, before ,he re iiented the choice she hid made, and before an hoar bad expired, eloped front her new Lord, and a second iime itil;ve permi-sion 'io 'Mr [;raker to address her ; the prelinkinatv steps were soon ar ranged, and on the 27th of Febroary, four days 7 - I . tso'st V. DAVEY AND ,INOTHER• t i`YE n PC af . ter her first marriage ► l(sl , ll . .Shields,. at Chris . t- Me, Sc A I t e ETT s t ate d, t l i „ t t hi s was tr.• 1,30 church, she was led to the parish chur c h o f S t. to recover the penalty iticurr e d by the (I'4°l 1 '', 0 George the Abfrtyr by Mr. 111:0 e r, aoil a second for . POaching noon Ali, M n tilt's tlnthor• truce pronoun ce d t h e marriage vows. It appeared gatilekeeper of Mr. Bluiell was u d lo on the 13 ,0 0 v from the t est i mony o f Mr. Braker, sel l . who was our.forr. .pdach ers i n t h e mont h o f Oetobei.(7'' present at his son's marriage, that sh e stated, the when he discovered the defendants setting g' .10 ,1 eb:ctunstance o f h er prev i ous marr i age with Mr. eng , ines to catch h ares in a place much fre'l"‘;:l l er shields, but sa id itwas of no fo rce , inasmuch as by those animals. They had with them a t iri' ' ' , t had not 'heel' con m sumated.—Sh e was T u ll y d og f o r the purpose Of starting the game, al“ ' b e r . comfOled for tri a l at t h e A ss i zes. lilt; it into the smiles, When the ga ine-k e-er e ' 1 .► .. ,io e i • GUILDUALL. lolly satisfied hi:ascii as to their &f . p.:ct, he o . `' ,i , ei li Dunran Menzie, 0 iii ii of respectable appear- assistance,and was proceeding to appl:ehe" - c oo ) ; an ce , was on .`,,iat nr4n-t y btotighl up in consequence tendauts, btit they took to flight ; a e l " se , at' •d: his having jumped flout a too-pair-of•stairs meneed, which afforded some sport ; it t`-,,tie' wifid,,w at• the Swan-with-two-Necks, Lad-lane, between tl:e dog and the hare, hit the illt ° on the pteceding evenit, and by violent cries of keeper ,and his party and the poaelie' s- ,, 0 16 robbery, (bicycle, &c. al, ined the imitates of the gamekeeper was "the • J a. if:est of foot, and 1 c; ociO 4: house. He was taken to the ComUter, and close- lip with the delendatits. He found in til e f( l ,l . eti .. . ly. confined, but yesterd,iy morning contrived to , of Davev wire gins, such' is 'are 11 , e' l 1 ay' ll : elude the vigilance of his. guard s , o ne of whom he , snaring f-ares ; but nothing of the k i n d ii toct overturn e d, •aod had near! y effected his escape: the .person of the i)ther defendant. Th e ,': , ,, [ te' l f e into St.. Mildred's-court, when be was secured by were stated by the gamekeeper. 'Pe 3 ' l _ ‘vei„ Ward, the keeper. Th e prisoner said he had fled - on erons-exqmotation, that the dclumi 3nt : til from the country to save hi s lif e, which had been near a quarter 'tit* •a mile o WWi It 1 ~,iwi lt threatened by some evil-minded persons, and that. saw them. laying the g,ins. He :ii ....-)J i., `, it was the apprehension o f their appronch on Fri- that the se gills wthdd catch vs e wire ' A . „...o o ' k '` i day night w lieu, had induced him to 'lump front Baine attributed this prosecution to'ilks .. '0' 1. 4 the windows of the inn. , His general demeanour ti in of Preston—a Set of licit • Cientief"‘ ll :pr! being that of a man labouring under insanity, the Were determin e d (1):a 'front:try should eat a" ) e ce;" Sitting Alderman directed lie should be taken pro- but themselves. Ihe resent Oct iou, 1) .01 i i i,. per care of by the Keeper of the Confiner, till his was for the penalty gik en by the stat ut , e . s ,t ' 41) ; ~,; . - I did " ( 10 friends should come lot ward-to claim him. ing engines to catch bares. ' duty E • -tor, 0 BOW-STREET. pear that the *defendants had itself the% o „;0 0 1) On Saturday Anthony. Power, , who has been purpose. The witness had admitted t ! ' ,;not,, i 4 in custody for Sortie time, on su , picion of hayin g catch weazles, and . non constat7tliat it' ‘%:', " l i f committed a variety of ,acts of swindling, under- ob)-ept of the dOendaras [wear eit 'W‘'''` E c ` l , l ,irit i i, went a final examination,' when Mr. Biit Nte l a - bares. Ilie Jury found a verdtct . lnri t) ere fol o fainted him, that out of the great variety of only as to Davey, on whom the. g lO. " charges that haul been preferred against him, he thought flume was only one which was tangible as a fraud, and that was, Mr. BamPas, the book . - seller's case, for I 11. for which he had given a note, payable at Messrs. Biddulph and Cox, when he haul no effects or assets there, which he considered a false token under the Act of King Henry the Eighth; but the Magistrate informed him he had received a letter from Mr. Btimpas, declining to prosecute, taking his ebance'as to the payMent of the note : he was theretore discharg ed. As the prisoner was leaving the Office, he was arrested for ISt. at the suit of Mr. ASperne, the bookseller. . LANCASTER ASSIZiI;S, : - ‘l,titcH 3°' fiA4ll E S. , • MOTIFS At Stockholm, on the ist of M•trei of a sun , I.l) %ciii v ' Edward Thurnt - I • NI /7,,V 1 0.3 , On, S • -., - and I‘Litister Plenipotentilry to the al a rt e ' Ott IVe ••d la s t , t " las Lady of Hew saa l o tt Es'lqhe . ofsa H m o e mormoklia-Hal, Norfolk, of a 1-irs -ou• jun c6 ' ning, i . o Bullon-row, .. W 3 D r " r . .10": daughter. of t ilt The same day, a t ItitLerhead, in Kent, the Laq an t i ) i i l i te ih a le . danglite}r:arqui„r, of Lomas a daught,r. ICiP' • On Saturday seanight, in St. Thorat" L ' . the Rigilt.Hon. Lady Mary Long, o f a dang litcr ,,.- saf ri , ) , l ll • The trite of a Notary, of Noge s ot-sur-seCn e, w- i 5 O arc" vetted, on the , 22d March,, of Jive tiue ehaldien, lug %veil. The WOldfill who attempted to steal the Crown front the Jewel Office in the Tower, on beidg in torrogated, said bet. name was Williams, that she was a milk-woman, and lived in Westminster.— She was searched, hut noire of the diamonds were found in her possession ; and on subsequent search in the Regalia Room, •all the precious stones were found. The thief was then conduct ed to Lambeib-street Police Other. At the Derby - Assizes, 'Anthony Lingard, the younger, was tried for the murder (by strangu lation) of Hannah Oliver, a widow woman, aged 48 years, .who kept the turnpike gate at ‘Vardlow Viers, parish of,Tideswell„ The partienlar:; have alre a dy becn stated. lie was looml gvAry, and execnteii on Tuedriy,ananitaining a sullen insen sibility,.and shewin . 4 no agitation, or dejection, thou git he acknowledged tire 'justice of the sen tence. The body is now hum! in chains. Another boxing :match, for . a purse of fifty guineas, has been made to take place in the same ring in which 11. Harmer and Sheltun will contend on the 18th inst. between Carte r -and .a promising pugilist of more than fifteen stone.—High odds are betted against bulb, Shelton and Carter. 7 • --------- fi' ' - - Milttn"ll 7 ,l). , tilt A few days since, at Bru \cL es, Lieut. Co,: ' f b. Sil l ' i, Berkeley, to Miss Sutfon, .eldest daughter of '3— Let,ecrui JNloulsey-House. ~ foil", ii.il• On Wednesday last, at St. Ann's Plib!' " ' . 'Ol.l, 0 Esq. of London, to Martha, daughter ut 15.. ; o;ibf - 4 : Dublin. . . , Neo t o t4' On the '29th - ult. at the Church of St. Helen s. be ,b, W. W. Anwyll, E. M.D. of OswestrY, "' r: iol 113 ter of the late H u n. Mr. Justice Grose, of itr • P_________,..7 DIED.. L t. „ , On the 26th D ec e m b er l ast , at Halifax , the 44th Regiment. On timidity morning, the Sth S ` nl • th i c ti r.C. John Poison, Esq. formerly Major of his NIA/ V . 1 , 82t1 . 1:" . ;.i a JleP ' Of. NlontlaY. hot, 'Mr. Saitm el of I. bs~birr, at the :u}rat,crd aet of 10a. On Itlonday se'imight. a t 'reigititi o nio, , late Judge Advocate i n M in h- a ny tt tit• Sevi.4.oelOH c On Vii•doesday, at Peterstield:Mr. Th 09234 1" gi 3t, of Portsmouth, aged 39 vjars. Lately, at Ciairls'qn , ', in th year of " t sequence ot a ball he received the ga7 i " 3 61 " ' Thotilou , v, on the 1 0 I - ,. °11r) F 04)i. " -t of April Lieutenant of his It "I'll''' . 1)1 ) 45th LONDON: Printed J. li. CARtil . -‘ l , l . , t , S ki; buildinzs; and put hv W.. A. at the SIJN-Orrlf*E, No. (12, Strand ; Order,s, i.ctturi rtost-otitij, &c; C.F , ItT. , F/CATES,—Arn i L 9q. . Ti Unglics, late of Cross, Sontersetshire, dealer in lapis 1 ' 1i.1N(=;i50.',`..,.; MA1,4;11 .' I . caliiiiii,ati , —./. Viler, of .liii i 'fel:, NOriloininerlano, mei.- I • 4-.. 4 ~.: .i7.' , i ; ' : ~...i, • ' ,1: • chit:o—J Hide, Of Bi•istol, I::irpetiter---IV: Boudlrr, of the i ' ''' lliji. " •"" .1 a ' 11; °'lllU/112 /•) "' H '''''' 1- ''''' re ''''' ()id Ciringe, warehouseman—J. Listeti of Net hectioi, York:- t l' , l' l lie ii iitld 1 11IIIn t r I - of Danie l . :••ila',i'l,,:, l'' ; '' ' s.nre, incrclokiit'--4.:. Cidcman, 6 rciusuell-s'trect-road,,...'ivezi-, I ji1,44 I,:iii i 3 0 .111, ` . 1...n,i a t . j iii i l , „l . y 1 ,,,, ;i ~t k'i'L''''' ger—W. Spoitlen of 1.i(lil.: ,, 11-6!:CO.; Illi-ECIIIIII2—S. Willi!, of i , % :,.,} 1 ,:,: ' • .', Ilalesowen, Shropsfiiie, lineil-drapei•—it. bariisdall, (if tiA ,. - i ',:., . ~, • - ~.. , ~ „ • rot ley-field, -Derbyshire, [ 'oat-builder—T. May, of Sialipertn,,, ' chi. pe , sritier 3 - iehl .1::“1. be,2o :,e . se , '-it' ,l- ' a . I 'Middle:ex, slii.pheeper,--W. F. Inincalte, of Rohm Hoed- 1 liitt'.ly re; ;;11 , N 1 f r o m I t Vie lle ' l 1 4;,; () t!, ;I' ll , I court, flow-lane, cariieitter—W. ►Ritinsford, of Hi4li. , Stret-t, i „... f . i . .' , • ";,,' r :-, - ' , 1 ' - ~ l,i , .. Southwziii:, linen-draper -3, 'i'. Von 11,j 1) ,. of Gioit.olite, :-. "e: a••":'(''...ill'• I Ile A,CCU:iSCO ~ ‘'::1-i .' . . e I street, ratrchaut —C. ltobinson, of lied Lion-street,'l - 101burn, . tl , e clliirl; y stho al at Wi;:t:'.., , ,•, , ,,.. iii ' 11 " : . , i ,,1 haberdasher. dence,! as , i'i'fi . by three lack of tit,' saine so l e , :.-, , „ 2el l ' PAWrsERSIIII'S I)ISSOLVED. , 1 ' , Y4.'i, that . the 'boys were a',,l - p1,,y0i.4 •-', I ,i , A. S.• and J. Peake, ltarus , atc, apothecaries—J. Gtirst, ,:f. 1 , ~. l„,„ . .. • ••• i . ,roil, • Ilse two prlsooers came up . wito a , • ~ , i i Jukes, jun. and W. M Juies, Biriniirzhani, merchants— 1 ..' - • -,io S• J• 'and C. Packer, Realling, 'cick•k-makei--S. Knipe mid I lug, %Is they sllppoced, sitectinz :it pigeoos.: ~;', i . cj ai i,„„ , 1,i4pi,,,„1, ....t...-h.: . okers—.l. Saper, sen. and .1. I, of the DUNS CI '-'7l 011 i, ‘` h ilk' re is a l o g r .i ) ;,ii, Siper, jun. Bristol, liat-mantilacturz!n--T, Lit "I' , . .1:• , .."..i7"; ' : : - ovel; iheir I“'ilcl3. Dl"' Itr „ iffy) and J. Fisliwick, Burnley; Lancashire, cottou- , atainitaetur- ! ' ..,. ' ' ers—j. Horsfiill and J. Milner, iir•••••'- ref, Taikshire,. wool- I '-' ;11(1 , " .. I ill Ii' . " 1 " a = o "ir at solile ' 6l.- P i "' • ls. len-draper.—ti. Sherwood and It. Morley, Setilcoittes,' York- I :then went he?ti to, the• distance of : . dhoti t :i0 .f " , , ic e shire house - ioiners—o.t3oLiwin and J. Dyer, Saint 1%1.8:i5,. ; 1)avillg011 - 'l l ' , l . , 1 • ' I --I • ) a'''` I ' le pu ,t ..o.h. a . pow( LI 101 , i ~. Jitt ! Monmouthshire, coal-Merchants—M. Clark and B. Baylield, 'cower-street, wipe-hroker--J. Parry, set'. J. Parry ; jun. amt 10 a"c II t ill= K u ". D: " i dsuil thc" . Inli:'-'•11 ,tit 'l,:pip", li. Parry, Bristol, tin-plate-workers --.1. Piliheiro and J. 14. ,bag•, and pee sonlething - to' Field, who , , : ii p F. l'iruitdois, Whitechapel I - Ugh-street, tobacctinist,----Ja Bowe r e/ 4.1 v ~.„.r it,:'o,ii, I he,,,,,y, : FA,Id i h e i, lil-. tin' n . , , and J. Crosby, I - hurls-court, Radcliff- highway, lii-.11 .provi- i..;', . ' - , ~ . i r? „ , „,, e boy l ' ~s s!,,raili,e) aim po,liteu it , am 0,1., i , . , o li sioll - tacrchantF.—G. Oddy and J. Somers, Silver- sheet eel - Gol: , t'' ' den-sgnare, tallow-cliandlers—T, Billings and W. Cripp. , , ', I lie I . ock . %).•eii . t doWn, but the gm] did not g r ' i 1 ,,,i Piccadilly, livery-stable-keepers —J. and W. Stuart, Bourn% 1 ,lie 0,,, i • I o i,k r a k tl ir e .f robi hi s i„ c k et Aul d t• c . Hill Farm Horsham—J. Jones and 'l'. Taylor, London, ex-,, eavators—A. Wood, J. Wood, B. Wood, and T. Wilson, •:ti4 fliflt . re-corked it,- poitttiid . it a , seco o11 . 1 „ 1 :: ! ,1 Chtap•ide--.J. H. C. Behriinnin and 1,. C.)111w1,411, 141 44 1 iit the I0): : - , , '.y hen it werit oil. Staildrd,excL o ', o l Hill, IVincaestce-street, merchants-I'. Freow, W. 1) I'i ~! 'l, 4t 'is %; ~,,,, 1,',1 a ',,,i f t ill d„,,,' It „ppeared ;:, t , i. and B. 11,i,iam, Liverpool, pluoiliers—N. and T. Mered,th, 'I 1 . . '''- - - • C 1 „ie was ‘vounded pist above the hip uonr. Aluititt-stlet-I, Lallibetil,'SJUtioricrs—C. IliteS, seti. and l'• Wiviriicali, sell. .iiitre, llertfordshire, 'wit:l.-Mar:cis—W. ! lll'ioitt'l S Illeit both Went atv ay. ,itli ca.peuter, 3 . . i.i11,,,t.. 41 , ( 1 D..„„d J. I,s,,,„d,l,:„.st.sto.aelime,i,, 29lr. Chapman, a surreon at IVandsworth , s. l Ijevowsidi e, navy contractors—S. Chappell, V. 'l', Latour, ; , ~ ‘ ' calico . • ."' ,' I. . 1 . fo ' lli , ( 1 lII'. lie uas in to see tile .ic) i ic t hl and.). B. C,,,,,wr, NeW BOlld — strett, ninsic-sellers I.Nomucs : alit! T. Neave, '3•11,..kr-strect, spital-ii•lils, soap-im(t.,• - .-i- i -11. I wolititle,l above the hip joint : tills WitS 00 o manufaciur ri s. g Evans mod I). Thomas, I.'imyrevil, Got,uoiganshirci woollen- 1 121st of Jalltiary List ; he l a ,'n iiis lied until 111 • I ',. ',2.5.11i, witoli he died. 0:: open',ng thettet)lli 0 rll • I found a small bullet had penetrated bet % vce'r , I. i $t , Id I,la . res of - a the bone. .t the satne eveni"' - ie to the boy wlsAvotindeil,.both'uhe pri.sonenj C 4lj l 0 1 I.i.;:•lionse to enquire. after- him, and they • I I h i sceind to )e. in great distres.3. 'lle priso ncrs iu ) sitid,'hoth lived in. I,,? andsvio'rtli, a'nd 'bor e ! eharar!ters. • • • ' , - - "t• d e ; ' - -Ike,. - Called upon , for the'. lle , reilec', Field said lie, was iiltoxiated at HR . t !i ii ii: . . 1 , an:, did oot suppose. till-re wits ~iiv bull in file 1 , Tire - other pri'one;•Sai' vas d he vas much intox ij I ' that be did not know - what- plssed, Severd wi r 1 tresses gave them both very good (..li.irat . te 2s : llte r, T i.. he Jury found them , y ,uilty of noislaiq7 ri . o , and the .darned 3 huge sidd the ease was s'" j t of pions, that he &noun' go Dv the utmost 1 i9 : 1 ,,-96 the law in their punishment, and lamented 1 . 1 . op i e i iithttctl to vi ih i,i 4 theici with iii - lini,oiliiiettt 1 ` )1 i Feat' wily, and o tO be fined ea c h tie-sh ifting- a I 1 ~.~.-- JP