The Sun. — London, England, 1815-02-15 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. Yrstrillav a special Court of Common Council was held at Guildhall, which was very mime rm.sly attended.—Before'the business of the day v , "-oinieneed, the LORD Ild,kvon begged leave to %font; the Court, that it was his intention, upon early an occasion as possible, to call their at "tent ion to a subject Of very deep importance,—he wea n - t • the subject of the tutu Laws, and the L tives s :to which landholders had brought th a t at t iele."--(aeur.) It was a matter of vital import ?ice, and lie. should take care to 'lathe as e ar ly a . rind as he could for bringing the subject nil4er at ion . Thelmproventent Committee delivered a Re port relative to a conference with the Chancellor, rf th - e Exchequer,_ on the subj.-ct of improving : I :l:lVartin's-le-Grand, as connected with the erec titm of a new Post-Office, the plan of which is the Office of Works at Guildhall; which being vcad , a very long debate ensued thereon ; and, the question being at length put, that this Court agr - ee kith theC•ononi . tee in their Report, the Yon] Mayor declared the same to be can ied in the ; and it was referred back to the said to.carry the same intO.exeention: And 17ctiti, us being prepared to he presented to Par rament, was ordered to he presented - by the She liffs, attended by the Rememhtaneet. On the motion of Mr, WitrinmAts7, it Was ngreed . that,a Committee.should be appointed to ' (ne i ttire into the evils of the present system and ad tpu,i.-itration of the Bankrupt. Laws; and thlt ; a ' I,!ctitionsbool.4l be framed on Weir Report to be pt , :tented.to Parliament. • it was referred, to a. Special Committee to Pou-. sider and report the nature and duty, R;c. of the ':hive of Clerk of the Works, and if any, and what :tot - etafion is proper to, be made therein.--The tOult then adjourned. LAW INTELLIGENCE. • * • •!:COVRT OF XHA.NCERY, FEB. 14 . . BENEFIT SOCIETIES. . . .- This was a Petitiorii.itipporteil.by I\4. Wilson, behalf of the Treasurer and certain of the comiguittec of this institution, winch was 'very Pceoliativ formed by the rarembers„ under Arti cles.confirtned by Act of Parliament, consisting of 13'i - umbers' only, inclnditig the'treainfct', three fourths to he the ComMittee„ fivejif whom to con-' :ititute a ctriorum, - . ...IJpon betki7een tkerry, tlie,b * croks:wiere carried by the .I . reasurer . . to 'another house front that of John'Nelson, near Blackfriars-road, con v:ti.ry tit" the Attic:lp, and tile:Officers .Of Lail became necessary, to preserve "the.peace tweets the. combatants. • ' - • • This Pr4ition.prayed an account of the divi elemvs, hnt omitted -to namt the person to be aC conuted with, or the payees of the monies as spe cified by the Act. - Mr...,kGxa, against the Petition, took ath;an taae of, this omission; and. in that :his Honour concurred onlooking at time. Act, ,observing that le could: not notir.the stiabbles.alitOeti to, but was bound simply to order the account prayed for generallv.—The etitioners were allowed to atnend their' affidavit, and a general account di— xectcd, with a reservation of the application, af ter reading against .the Petition Articles and Act qr . Parliament. The prayer of the Petition in part was granted. • , COURT OF KING'S BENCH; FEB. 14. AVM 17. ItCYNOLDS. ' This was an action to recover the sum of 500!,. On - the:cheque of the defendant, tlCatyn by him on MOrland and CO. dated Feb. 'lBl'',' and given to the The plaintiff is a Mathematical instrument ma ker, and the defendant surgeon of an East'lndia- Man': the case on the part of 'the plaintiff was, the defendant, pi-cvious to 14 . w going . abroad 1812, was in the constant' habit 'Of borrowing money from .the 'plaintiff, for 'which he gave his 1. 0:1f. ; that the whole of these were consoli dated in the cheque for 5001. ; that he afterwards_ s - ailtal in the . John'Adams Indianian, which was list in its return from and every person on Eoard perished, but the defendant having forte= nately quarreled with . the Captain' in ltylla, left the ship, and'eatne home in another vesel, by which means he was saved, After he came borne, be frequently acknowledged that he Was indebted In the plaintiff. the principal witness to 'proVe tbese facts Was the plaintiff's ivho alsO it Med,' that. his brother made aninstrument for the deferi . dant for cutting cards, and that 'the defen.; 'dant had sinid, that he had even several thousand pOnnds of 'Captain kevel. For the def6ldant it F, proved, that file plaintiff, in the year 113, to o N,Al i t it b e o c :'t of the Insolvent Act, upon which SAvore that jte had no property What= tr':er 'to llsert in his 'And that before he iivskteh indiffei'ent circhtiatftnceS.,' as not: to *ty. Ade to advance any sums of mo n•v. Under — tlfe.ge -elrctinftt,wces, the rc "t t ' •S t d !k r: It. - 4 n . .y to ty, ett i tl not - have berf pint into thk"diat4 ; l 4 s'Of tit.; ;)laintifffor other purposes'than'tok.: de the defendant: ' •- .... 11 0 :OTT V. DI - NN. .• • .•: 1 .ii:, c.tse, in which,. it the,i - ,t..1 - ..., , ,: , .aft e f li4pit . ":.11:einas ri7c.rE,l l 6e Jtiryfpunci a vey(lic(agait , , 2 • ! ' • ~M 1 i :11 for ...?( ) C ) C11. as , Ifirwyfrts, 91 . 1 . ccu:.n.t. •.: "illr'll'ei , llver,:atto:; with iiii:i)ial t i . tiff' s :wife, - ,t:,•3 i:ir ~:.ii i i at Coe presqut;:Sittiiigs.aftc!i• ti~ ! . .~; .. • . . , on the part or. the t;le rale•for a new tr.ia be - - 4 fint bet,nl tat iu his povvertizeiwaril t4.;:say, ti:;., Iven_ clone ilyose:l ou f'o , rilefellcl4m.xver e , rt.,' the Cost::,of theclay r f•,rwt i ;,.1 10` O.CI:Cilt o uoriee, fOr tiic pre , ,cfit SitOngs: 112 i 4 Ei!as' U. Si EIN, ANI) . Col. infp(iilant case, a11 . ..1 ail. thst..otil4r tnotion.3'for .DCW.. Vadte'eir !zrauted, Stdri . ii‘dvt:r for arf;uuicut till • • next PROPERTY-TAX. EXE'rEll. A ficr::isition . •having been made to the Mayor of this City, Jori.s: HART; signed by.several iub.abiT:,nts, to convene a public Meeting for the purpo,e Of petitioning Parliament against a Re neWal of the Property Tax, 1 very cotrsiderable number assembled in the onlipirsday the 2d inst. when a series• of Resolutions waS proposed, recommending the nocessit y of a Peti ticin against the T,tx, as 'being Unconstitutional' unjusrand oppressive..- . The Rev. Prebendary DENNIS then rose, and combated, in a very impressive Speeeh,.the'argu ments adduced in favour of a Petition against the renewal, observing, that the thanks of the.coutr try were eminently due to the talents and exer tions of the present iNlinistry; by whose counsels., and perseverance we were now indebted for our . proud and exalted situation ; having spoken •at some length on the difficulties which,.exi§ted iu the science oifinance,..he considered .it moSt_pro per. to, leave the question with the Legislatur'e ; where certainly it would be best understood, fat: if.the Property Ttlx was not continued.for a-short period, some other Taxes must be substitute. f: He concluded, by moving an amendedPeiition to. tale above effect. 7 --He vas ably supported The Rev. JOHN DENNIS, wtio 'reminded :.the Meeting Of the readiness this City all evineed,on former occasions of contributing - to the wants of Government; aritt hoped their gratitude would be displayed in aiford;ng cheerfully such supplieS' as might beregnired to enable Ministers honourably to fulfil their numerous engagements. .•• • . . Mr. NOR MORE, native of this neighbour hood, and a Member of the Hampden Club, then addressed 'the. Meeting in a tridy Purclettitc stile.. " Fellow CitiienS ! Patriots of the Metropolis of the West of England I—We arc not met here to . consider of hydrophobia, or the Dog Tax,;but of that aboniinable"l..ax, justly stiled the ')ritish In q . uisition. It was founded • in . Corruption, los tered in. iniquiy, anci is noW about to (lie the death of an incorrigible sinner: :there be any. frie n ds of corropiion, or enemies of freedom to, this City„ I would , recominend them to march to the Cathedral, and chaunf a solemn dirge : at the funer'al•of their best friewl." : After many . . violent . and deelamatory Observations tO the sanie purport, Northtnore_ concluded a most extraordinary and impassioned speech, calculated to arouse the the•fecling - s of the• popidace,f(whiCh was much. more suitable to the meridian .of- Palace-yard, Westniinster, than . to the temper of our loyal City); and,sat down amidst an_ almost genefat burst of hisses, Murmurs, and disapprobatioil, mixed with the applauses of his party. Mr. FLINDELL, in ayeryable and manly man ner, replied to_Mr. Northmore's inveetive.. He claimed the indulgen`celtil the. Meeting, by - first stating, that he Was no orator, not, haying . had the honour of either •to the 'London Cor responding Society, or to the Hampden Club,— He deprecated any interference on the subject, and was strongly of opinion that it-ought 'to left entirely to the wisdom of Parliament. The' Property TA had been called by'sOme. persons a machine formed to grind and oppress,the people,_ this he.denied, and if any one had been oppressed, ,that person was linonaparte,• and. to him, poor man ! it .had been a very oppressive ma-, chine indeed - . If, as Mr.."Jortinnore affirme&l, the Tux was founded in corruption and injustice, tin: country was assuredly highly indebted to his war_ 04 friends, "...The Talents," for doublint , theam • • - ,Speech tivns..repeatcdly cheered throughout, and was concluded by a recommenda tion to. the people, not to aim _at instructing Par liament in the science•of The amended Petition was. then proposed by Mr. I)ENsts, _and negatived. and the original Pe tition against the re t i ewa l was carriedhya small majority. . . In consequence. of such apparent, division" 'of opinion, the'Mayor, with many other Gentlemen, adjourned to the Hotel, where a Cotinter Petition was framed, requesting that Tailiament would .adopt such means for liquidating the Public Debt, as would be the least burthepsoine tp the com munity 'at' large, which PetitiOn hasreceived the signatures - of a very large- InajoritTof., : thc most highly . -respeble :iphabitants, poessint the greatest idroportfon of property,:- •-- ' , It should b e: observed, that in consequence of the disgust excited ; throughout the City by the knowledge of the politicrii sentirrie:its by whicb the requisition was to• be supported ; eleven out or the ,eighty-onc RequisitiOnists withdrew their names prcriouslv to the Meeting,. and that sore others of them iiidalOt attend, but . actnallysign e d Oise counter Petition .and by fat (lie greater part of the Payers to' the Property Tax displeased at seeing the City. thrown into commotion, refused to sign either of theTetitions, thereby decidedly grecing to the tenor of the counter. petition, whiph .kaveS thequcstion ,Lckibe judged by Par-. TO 1.1 - 11:4? EDITOR -OF , TRE SUN. . . . Stfi,-TI beg !cave through; themed,ium of your Vaper,..to correct an erroneous impression which has groLe .:A r o,a(l_ relatiye•to' the sentiments ex". pressed by the., inhabitants of Chester, at alate Meeting 91) the subject of th e Vroperty . wl.re they from Nyishing.t.o, ennute.nance a continu 7 ince : of that tax (as thus been -stated in the .that they arc 'most anxious. and de 7 sirons:for its abolition, havin g, felt its oppressive hand as.,severely as their neighbours ; bat con.: ceiving that as his Majesty's Ministers had brought the late arduous struggle ,to, so glorious' a terai natlon,,.(hyy w,'ouidalsii. through their wis7' iVoin4tvithout our petition) exert every . me.4iis Possible ; not only to - relieve` us . front that TRic; but ' frOM ..the; other: Waii.`Taxes as sob'', as o:cumstatiees.vtionld permit„ucll4 Sir, were the sentWents of- the:Chester:. Meo - ng i as (41'.'as ',vas utitnerts - rind resp-e'ciable. 1 ,- would v „riot tit)iself on pliblie.no- , tict., i 1 Iny-rawc, had riot Iken:2innoineed:•as.pcA74 favouring . :th.emitiiinjtte . e in question. I remain, Sir, your humble. servant, 11, 11:15. J. M. UNIACKE. FiONI I U LONDON (.;Azrair.r._ ,- „, FEB. 14. Prince of lifees'q Council. . - . . . At a cgancil of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, held -at. roe Pavilion It'Briglit.On, on . the- 9.5 t h day of I 615, Sir Vy ell Vyry-iii,, of 'frelo,.v.irren, in the coinity of Corm. ..all, Bart Nis ..ii, - pointed•tilierilY'of the said of Cor . nwall, for the year 18,13, by his Royal liightiess theprOce ui Wales in Council. • [The Gazette also coWains.tivo Orders in Council one: . . for coot ioui lig the ri c . ) . the exportation of inn- powder, &c. - ; the other that of inin f hemp, 'pitch, &c.l • Feb. 14, 1815. His Royal High TICS.i the Prin . ce Regeist bath been pleased, in the flume and on the?behalf of his Majesty, to give and grant unto Sir William Knight Commander of the Most thmourable Military Order of,tbe . •- t Cdlo . nel in the Arms - , and Lieutenant-Colonel in the Royal .Regiment 9f, 4 Artillery, 'hi Majesty's Royal licence . ttiat he ruay accept aitd wear the i a of:an Ihinoi'ary -F.night • CommtinGr . the -Roval Portuguese Milliary Oder - of the Tower and•SwOrd, with w4iel;, hi7t RoyA liighue'sl . llre'Prin6e ' Regent:of Portugal ha,: honoured - him, in testimony of the high sense - which that eutertains- of -the . courage and intrepidtty ail-paved by that Officer in several aetions.withi l he enemy the Peninsula.. . - '• ' BANE.111.7P1:1" EN(ARGf,D. , . Edward Martoii; 'and London, calico printer, Irina Feb. t i to Martili • • BANKRUPTS. Thomas Urry, Itchin Ferry, Southampton, baker, March 1, , at ttive - ,"2a,n1 CS,' - at . ten, t the *Cdach and Horses Inn, .Snithanipton, Atomics, Mr. Lampard, Winchester, br , Mr. Stevenson, Lincoln's fun, London. , Robert Townsend, Preston, Lancashire, - corn-dealer, March 9, 10, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Preston, and 28, at four; at' the Arms Inn, Lancaster. Attornies, • Mr. Ellis, Chancery-hum, London, or Messrs. Dixon and 'Abraham Freston. • Rachel Salmon, Ford-street. Aldhain,Bssex, carpenter, Feb.. 27, 2.8, acrd March 4, at ten, at the Red Lion Inn, Col chester. ,Attornies, Colchester, or Messrs.. Pocock and Forbes, .Ely-pLce, Holborn. John Wrthes and Thomas Ilaklef, Worcestershire, and Sinblecoat, Staffordshire, millers, March 1, at .five, 2 arid' A, at eleven, at. the •Whealsheaf Inn,' Bewdley.- Atturnies, Messrs. Still and Strong, Lincoln's tun, London, `or Mr. Roberts, Stourbi•idtt-e. William Hulett, Buildwas - , Shropshire, farmer, Feb. 27, at four, .2S, and 11Iarch 28, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn-, Newport.... Attornies, - Mr. Morris, Newport, or Messrs.. Benhow and Alban; 'Limn:ill's Inn, London. Benjamin Goodman, „Lioniscy :Infra, Southampton,. miller, Marcli2, at two, 3, at ten, and 28 - , at two, at the White. Hurst Inn; Konisey. ,kttornies, .Mr. Stephen: Warner, Ramsey, or Mr. Nettiefold, Norfotk-street,Strand. .ThoMaS Horton, drysalter, Feb. 21, • 28, - and March 28, at tea„ at Gui!dlo,111. -Attornies, Messrs: Knight alidFreethati; Castle-stret, Falcon-square. William Aldred, Ipswich;linen-'draper, Feb. 21, 28, at twelve, and March 28, at one, at .Guilaall, London, Attorney, Mr. Themas Saunders; Upper Tihmes-street. George. Robinson, GainsbciroUgh, Lincolnshire, .wharfinger, , Fel 27; 28, and . March 23,'at eleven, a't the Dog . and`Duek . Tavern, Kingston-upurt-Hull. Attornies, Ditessrs, Rover and Son, 11,artlett's . -buitilirgs, Holborn . , or Messrs. ThOmas and Charles Frost, Hui): • • . . .• Jarnes•Roberts, Shaft es b ur y, Dorsetshirc., grocer, March 7, 8, avid 28, at twd, at the lied Pio Inn -Shaftesbury. •At toriiies, Mr. Philip Maqiews.Chitty, Shaftesbury, or Messrs: Tah6urdiu Burhaitan,Argyle-street, Lo . tidon.' Leman Churchyard, Fressingfield, •Stiflolk, grocer, Feb, 20, 21, and March 28, at Lett, aLthe. Swan Inn, Harlesttm, Norfolk; Attornies, Mr. Edwards, Frarulingham, or Mi.serS; F.dwardsind Lyon, Great Russell-street, Blooms- .! burc,•Lontion. . _ Joseph Schofield, Blackbeynoolt,Torkshire, merchant, March. 8, at five, .9 and 23, at ten, at the Crown lair, HU-ciders field. Atturnies, Mr. Edward Brown, Dobtross, or Messrs. Brundrett, Lowten and.Spinks, 'Temple, London. • &untie! Coates, Sunderlaml, grocer, March .2, 3, and 28, at eleven, :at the Excise Taiern; Bishop WeMinoutli; Attor tiles; Mr. Charles Wilsun , Grevillestreet,'Hatton-garden, Luvidon; (Jr Mr.-Joseph Hines, Sunderland. John Wisbey, Tbaxted, Feb. 27,28, and March 28, at tea, at the Red Lion, Pettis Cury;Cantliridge. tornies, Alr:Fiske, Cambridge; nr'Mestitrs.•Debary, Senda ruore and Currey, Gate-treet, Lin,;oln's Inn-fields. johit Shaw,' Plymouth'Dock,, ironmonger, Feb. 23, 24, and Marclf-28, at eleveti; at the Titanic Inn, Sbellild: Attor ni•es; -Messrs: Parker anti Brown, 'Sheffield, or Messrs. 'Bl:',gr.ave mid Walter, Symon.i's Irv); Chancery-lane. Oreettwood, Elwiek, Yorkshire, farnfer, Feb. 27, at three; 21, and Mardi 28; at twelve; at the King's Head inii, , Bingicy. Attornies, Messrs.:Tew, Ashmore And • inilton, Henrietta-Street, Covent-garden, or Mr. Barret, Jan. 13inglev.: • • • Tilt - Mitts Wileman and Stephen Wilernan, West tioatblye, Sussex, tanners, Feb. it, CB, and March es, :at eleven,`at London. Attornies, Messrs.Gatly and Haddon, Aiwel-court; Throginotton-street,. London... • Tlituria; South, Old Barg-eliouse, London,' eorn-dealer, Feb. 21, , and March 28, at eleven, at 'Gruihiltall. Attorney, Mr. Humphries, Serle•Street,.Lincolifsdna" ; Frederick, Mullett, Saint Mary Axe, merchant, Feb.:l S, 25, 'and March 28, at orie, at, one, at Guildhall; Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Steteris, Maples,. and Prhrce, Frederick's:' place, Old Jewry. • . -•-. John IlOrriss, Saint Thomas the Apostle,* Devonshire, city-. vier, Feb. 28, at eleven;the'Old Corao: lan; •EXeter. • Attornics,. Messrs. Limb,: Brutton • arid Hawke, Prince's street,- Bank of England, or MesSrs. -Bruton and Ford, , Exeter. • • . . . '" ' DIVIDENDS. • Match n and 7. •C. C.'E. We Leicester, banlcer-Ich S.er, •D. Tvsan„ Liver. pnol,;. merchant-,lVarch 18. - John Stroud, Walton-upon.- Tharnes, bricklnaker—March 7. E. S. 0. Nlonkhoilse and M. 21, Gorman, LOttilon; nicrchhilts—March ; 7. H. Green, Great Weldo'n, draper—March.7. Graciecltureit street, hosier—?;larch 11; 3 . Stanton Totteblaant-court-read, StatnarV—March 4. Cooper' and It. Sandison, •Mouitt street,iLinoVer-'sqUareycbacti-rnaliets—Mareli 7:Carle other: wise Carlo,CallmCir, Southampton-row,•Blvorasbury, tailor—s March 11: J. Earl, sen. and J. Earl, - jun.: Westmoreland place, City..roa.l; beast salesman—March 11. It.Trevithiek and It. Di'cliingort, Fore-street,- Liniebduse, dealers in irori tanks—llarch.ll. J. Lampet,7Nety-(;rocs; Deptfotd, barge master—March 7. W. Oliver and 0. H. - rownk!nd, Howford- Buildings, reuchnreh-street, .coal-me'ellants---I.‘larch'f. W. "Judd; s;eri. W.•Judd;Juz. and R. Judd; Banbury, Carriers— llarellf-I,o;;T..ltobiuson• and! N. Lawrence, Liverpool, islet: chants. nc it 7. • A. Warriagtou,. of Shrews . bury, biick I A. Ourry, of GreenWiih; broter—JAllitehead, M. Howard, and J. :I-lad clod:, of Catca.ton;-stl-eet,. hankers—P.' Kio'gdon of Lanncustoo, malster—W,Slippard, cf Bristol, bookseller— S. Claris, °rat: Coonnjircial-road, Hoopentlcr—G. prance, Of Swansea, liheri-draper=-G. Walton," of Halifax, grocer .J. Kidd, of Holl)eck,•flour-qmerchant—G. Ma.sters, of :New . - port, Mcultooutlishire, brewer.-- , T.7llonlas,of,Bristul, soap bailer. rAraNrgisurps DISSOLVED. J. Bms and J. - 13.SI;eneer late of Giliraltar, merchants--P. Pahingloo Old Garratt, Isltnellester, calico- D,elertrit - and'A, Thevenot, Old Bond-street, per zn!'cl• 7 Arrid§liaw, Bartolv:upon-:Irwell, cotton-inannfactirrers--*. • GiStraw and T. Norton, Lincan; iiettk•iind • W: - .G. 4i i - att,.Stowinarket, carpenters • Mutsoit . and 1 1 . - 'll.nllesi, •• Sheffield, stone-nuisons—T. Coen and .14';..-•l,azarus;4ehiswell-street, India - mush n warehouseman—T. Fulham and It. Hopcoaff, Mitchell-street, St. Ltkte, iron4inntlers—G. Herbert and W. E4rbert, Poul try, hoolisellers:---7l.b..:*nrod, T. Hardea.qle,. J. Itainforthi J. muslin , nian c ufacturets-P. tate than anSi W. Batt•triah, 13 . 01141-row; ham and 11..tiniley, Soutayell, linen - drapers—C.lloe and W. Herb ert , Gutter-tan e, bou-al anttfact u rers--J. oddan and w."CunninFlialu; 111 arielle'stiir;linew-drapers-X. Tye and J. ronikkis, NeivpOrt-Pinttiall, gla2iers-LD.Joslin and Joslin, Braintree, grocers. • • - F.J.sisE.u, FEB. I.—The thaw„ we bare bad of late has the'Sound fr9m . every aprardnee of ice, and it now seems probable . that we• shall -giave at active open season. Should the advises from the Baltic ports. be of the ki.we tenor, we may expect business to begin very early. Here there will be no impediment; The letters Crow Petersborgh are to the 20th iii.C.'xth . eh the exchange The Sds:s . e'k innkeepers have in. general reduee'd the price of nntl lowered the price of feed one third, or from Gd. to 4d, P')LICE INTELLIGENCE. THAMES POLICE OFFICE. Two Masters of merchant vessels were tbiS day examined, on the ground of having naval stores• the'priipci•ty o the Crown, on hciard nAlheror them hung able,to ;;ive a•satisfactorV account of • the possession ; one of them was fined in Oa.. penaltir - ol• 7/. In's. the other in 51. • - 1-I..ITTON-GARDEN.- .• .. - • . •Teter Birnie, charged - with feloniOiAleS(Calfilg au eight-day dial out .Of the dWellin . g -house - Ot , • Mr. George Skillieo'rn, of the Adam alld Eve, near St. Pancras Cliurch, wa's brought up - , and fully' _ committed for trial. UNION-FL~LL. Richard Robinson, one of those connected with George, , Engitnid; of whose commitment-,was men tioned some days since, was brought up yesterdl , _ and underw;ent a • final examination on several charges of bdrglary and felonies. T he prisoner; lilac his principal, England, \vas: apprehended bY : . May and Goff, whilst in bed at his loqging, 3 f . Lambeth. 'lt appears, from Wl i f at trAtiSpired' his:different examinations, that he had been cerned in various .robberies, principallsvin corn- pang with Vingland. Seven distinct charges wer.e Made out against him, on each of which . he was fully committed for trial. The Clerkenwell Sessions commenced yesterday at Hicks's ' . 11a11.; but no case of any interest occurred, • A few nights since the preinises of Mr. Marti.- neat', brewer, 'King's Arms Yard, was broke open, and upwards of five tons of lead were stolen,' The villains got in by _forcing .the gate towards the river. DARING ROBBERY men . , welt-dressql , engaged'a hackney-coach ; driven by W. OLlvFiti, tip Monday ,evening, from • the . stand in .Oxford' - " street, and desired to be ; driven to Church-tancf;' Chelsea. On the arrival of Cie coach in ti,0 1; . • King's road, the driver waoYrdered to stop ral on the two men alighting, one of them presenoA a pistol, at the coachman's.head„and to ether' thef , ribbed him of 22 shillings and his watch, wiat., which they got clear off'. • , CORONER'S rtiCIU EST.-011 . Monday evening a l inquest was'held•at the King's HeaVFavern,-Fe'n'' church-street, before A. SHELTON, Esq. C o rono .. for London, on the body of Mr. Henry Jamesori.l ; . young man, aged about 21, son Of Mr. Jadnesorli' a.respectable merchant, of N 0.4, Fen , court, Ver' . church-street, who unfortunately fell from till' : parapet wall, ou Friday night last, and 'was on the spot. It appeared froth the evidence of a . witnesv named .Piper, to be the general belief*: that the deceased went for frolic.from,his father''' house on the roof . of the adjoining house, t!! , atarm the Set-Vane Maids,.WhO were then goink; bed ; and.on endeavouring to return fell from th e parapet of the next house, on ,a fan light project''' ing x.t the back. The Jury returned their verdict; Arcidental Death. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT PENZANCE.-° l3 '' Satm(day last, a party of men and boys, accoitigi, panied by two youn g women ! having tail-p4l e i, a dog, for the humane purpose of making ,spo,rt. • ° , 5 , its agonies and affright ; the animal, in its progfc' o thrOugh the road called Trereife Lane, passed s , cart drawn by two horses, the driver of:which, ( e 4 young man) was sitting on the shafts. The hors. c m taking fright at the yellings . of the ob;set at , fulls gallop, by which means the driver was thr . o. into the toad, and one.of the wheels passing oo; his head, , fractured it in so _dreadful a-manri.o,. occasion to his instant death. The party eatxtr3 up at the lime,' discovered that • the lad'was brotheruf the two young women ! The decca s° was called John Green ;_he was not above seve n ' teen years old.--(Cornwall Gazgite, Feb. 11) • On Saturday morning the...gasometer Erelong':'' : to the manufactory of M essrs . Joh nson a nd in Greautharles-street, liirminghairf, blew up , which one of : the, workmen was killed upon t", spot, and, considerable other damage done. • Beningsbrough, the celebrat e d. race -h orse „ cls 6 last week at I\fr. DINSDALE'S breeding hOve l i e ft r near• Richmond, in Yorkshire, hand buried uP t ile the mulberry-tree in the f l oat ,of th e h ous e. ' de was rising 24 years of age, and was lineally- scencletl fralll the ,fa m us - Ara bi a n Childers. A. young ; female .01 ,Bremen, _nained rs 'l5 LUHIIIIIIG, daughter o f a b u ild er o f t h a t . 0!.: 35 served during the laSt campaign against P6lle e '. o f a volunteer in Lat'zo..v's . Jagers, by the naill e . LDWARD.IKRUSE. Since her' discharge shelit' s r t a tided at Berlin, whence she is about to retort' 17 her parents. Thoagli she is no more 00" yeatS old, she was distinguished during the o , l i i e paign 'by. Litt. strictlymoral behaviour, .1.))? ` t ,. punctual pelforaiancc of her duties, by her l e i. rage in the preience of the enem y ; an d her remained to tli last a profound secret. to Ou.Saturdity- se'n night, some persinfs oro the premises of Air.: Jonathan •Salkehl, at 1 0: Stephen, and :tole fti - An thence six hens, a duck, a ice a grin olstone. Thieves are . geneiallysaid • " t () , ( „ . . 3 ' any thin g that is loos e ,"-. but :this is remord l '.' fixture with a vengeance. . . BIRTHS. . • • • Of . • .. On-I ,, londleyeniiT, iict his. Lous , _! in Harley-strcet' Lady veCharks ';411:;'",i - d, Esq. ola daughter. , of fi • In Albemarle-street, the Lady of Robert Daliin, Wl daughter. . . Ale ho On the sth inst. at Portobello, Lady Malik, of 3 • dio o' f_ ter. . Lad/ On Tuesday se'nnight, at Lapley, Staffordshire, the -- - Edmund Wigan, Esq. of a daughter. - .„ 4 0 On.Alonlay se'rthight, at the Parsonage-House, Te I,4dy . Atltd.kiec. ThOnut,;.caUyotOd a daughter. / . . MARRIED. r t Als l. ' On the Pth inst. at Edinhurgli, the Hon. DonaTd, of 13alhegno, second son of the Earl of Airly, to ;tl'(-if tb• ley, fourth' daughter of the late'Janies Morley, EA' Pon. East-India CompanYs Cis Se-tvice: ' - . . .. . . . . DIED. til t ' •.. ' • • On Wednesday last, aged 75, lac W f sci orthington, of Altritichatit, in the County of Chester. .........•.?".--- cra s or LON'DON:. lirii)ted by' J. 1',;(;.1.11,5TA1R.. ,oe - 4 buildings; and ynblislied 1)y W. :A. SCRIPPS, of, at thiz No. Ii 2, Siland where ments, Ordcri, Ltteri (posi , paitl); now ma be a' 3 " l- • ‘4 1