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;-\; N'ov. 1 , 1 ; .1 8 I . s:EIFrS. .•; Avl , o v••cre nominfiteil fOr Fit 01 titc Cnnricil, c)oro. • v,. o-v of-St: Mar' :o tilt. • cciL.ll GEORCI.g PA. and i n , ottr. I .1 ' ' — . "-!(! , iry -13nvidretb, of flonghtnticlicgis. Esq • s•-oort I itrawlev, cif StocKwood, E. tit« lion. Sawuel !ley. of sandy. Towlett Wri t tlito Or toglefield, Esq..' 'Xi , +to Stone; of Fitz] , !irk', F.,q.; Atkins Edwin Mart hi Atkins, of .Nineston..l..isle, Esti. Thzirott. of I)othlershall, Tyringiriin 'Bernard, Nether WincliontlOn, Esq.; Ce , rg - e (.;sirriotrt,,n, of s e ncten Ah!,6% •aq Clln'l' • and ii+fart'—notwrt Jone , c, -Menne. of Esq.; Tctolll7.s Whithy Q•linti a, of Tiailey, St. George, Tory! Dayr.-11, of slintly.C.nOtti 4 . Ankr. te e. ot Alcierso , , F.sq.; Sir Richard • Brooke,. of Noton :Priory. Bart . .; John Delves Doddi , l4ton; •:Cuoib,rtrnd--:Williarn Ilrown, of Tallentire-Tlall, ERfl . • 11101,11 S WylWre.• cf Brayton-House, Esq. ; Sir Philip n,..:rave, of Eclon-liall, Part. • Dell , !Isl.. ti Charles Girrrthit, Alleitree, ; Peel', of the Tx:tures, E. 1.; Thowtri Hallovres, of Glas , ;-. well, r.sq; • • -• Tuokcr, of CorYto l l , Esq.- ; sir James tttipiart/s, oF Clotelly, elly, Bart.; Sir Arthur Chi- Esq. liVliitcic cr. of •I`.l;citcontlic, :1011FI . Frowne,-of —;eyoloath. Esq.;. Francis John Browne , oSic't.volooth, l'«arto. of Loitzbtoil;• Esq. Chlenre Bonham, • ' o f E v i.oedo'n-itall, Esq.; the Hon. Sir IlryclgesTrecuthie "1_,1,r,-!1111, Bart. • r I Cartn opincoft ,of Stoke Bishop, Bart.; .77'iait.s f,c;gll., of tittltll, strop, Esq.; Daniel • Joh: , NO,!,.it, of ll•arestiehl, Esq. Evan's, of the 'till. Esq.; !! Nl,vtoo-Court, Esq.; Toollsyns UvW, • - • ( Ifrl 7.• —l)itilivl Giles, of Youngslmry,,Esu.; Edward :.1 of Rielnuansworth, Esq.; Francis . NVaddingtoti, F.,Zdyil; of St. Claie - , Esq.; NVilliain Alex:. I,amherhurst, Esi.: the Hon. John e ; cord, ut Addi on-Place. . Tate, of Eur:ey louse,F.o ; Charles • &cf."; Clement \Viustanley, ' - f 'r.,,;:-. ' ;:, 1 4, . i % ', . . • . 1.1 7 ,, , ,i,5,',;,.:— .. ;,r Itobert Ainslie,. of Torrington, Part.; :':• v,l Islip;,, of AsliliT, -Esq.; Charles James Pache, of Parithmrpe, F,q. • ' .21f,rocl,f1s!.:rp—sir Ilynry•Pro'lo roe.. of - Lantarnan-Abbey,- E,nt.; 1 7 :17.10)ory Williams, of Colebrook, Esq.; Andrew Edwa; di ro• ier, of Caerleon, Eq. ...V,,-/l,!1:---Sir Ge:,.. - ge :Ilirio:y Brograve, of Worstead, Bart.; Si..j , i;lnlo'. Traiford Soothwell, of N‘ roakam, Esq.; Sir I'reston', of Bt.eton,..llart. ~,,, .i.,,•—ir .lairws Lan: ham. of C'ottesbrool:e, . i -.;,;• Cil:ll'ie , kniglitley, or Fawiley Park, IlArt ; .t•-iffo,d O'Brien. of Biallierwirk, Esq. - .4 . ".",..,.. , 1::..:)! erirtgd—' , ;r Thon,.: a John, Clo . , CI - in:;, of. I - lan:wood Skeels, 11.111.; \lattlo W Bell; of ccoolsitigton, Esq.; NVilii•on Ori. of NOtni.••, - I.:1Pa; Esti,. 11 - c,!i. , - i,,,• , , , ire—it Itobert :Ciifton, of Clifton, Bart. ; Sir , . 1" :ri.,: i'. we 8r0;,;i:..y,0f Eas,t. Stoke, Bart.; Janies 1.t0,;,,,0, , ; , ,,o, . oi “: ..C.0, , pool, .: , ;;; , ... i . , .. -,' - • Pli , l"p '.::' .101:tra, of Aston, Esq.(John'Pliiiipq, 11 , .‘e,, E-q.;- Thinnii,tiallyof 'Tarp-Wen, Il.q. • , i, , —.lo'on WlllL;'...ttlfi, Or T.,(l,4.ncutp.. Esti., M in ' ', of Barb.sy, 1'.1,q.; "rhontas 1. , ',1!Lr Baints,of ' t ~or, r,' Ihz:nt , is' John Tyrivhitt Jpoes, of `ttanley, ,Mo-eley,. of By - 110411s, Esq. JOlia :),Initin;; - thn, Esq.; tirr..7,lF TJ C;riodford, - of Yeovil, Esq.; Philip John Hilts, of \ •Et-q; William .allforil Smiciforti,. Nin•eheall, s:f_Great I enton, Thernas E irk `7;11, ol' Esq.;' Eertvan.l •Trairm rl s'o.ltliontivv-Poi'.., Esq. - • , C:Nte y Joh!) tiler Pollen, of B h, am Bart.; Uharn9ion de Cresri;:ni y, Fate: ley, l'sq. ; urr,nt•, of Bro1;e1114orst, Esq. , gviroii— , ..v Charles Blois, of Govlifield4lath, Bart. ; Sir Ito h'ert of Nactf,n, Bart.; Chttrle s s II(ES; of 15 ' 09; V eISI Lt-tt , inn. of Dt.qtvith, , Benjamin Bar i mud, of 1-lani-C-tanuton, Esc; ; 'Henry Peters, -of-Befell—. wort?;-nark, Esq, • Bignnv-PaA, ; cs rimy, or. " AddinglMOroe, John ' r fottivtgdNin, fi'ormi,-;:i..irr—William ILA - hes:Lc, of Varillierpugli, • • • c:rey 0f,.1 lver4on ; Da; t.; Siuck - utot;li !;4s ,of ucliim ,- io , , . 71 - ;!tsbid - e Fit of New Sarinn, -Esq..; John •Ilun • t s -evforn Pen4,lthlock,.of Campton, Esq.; Alexathier•Pow-: , • cil, r,i , 1..4 Esq. , • . r e evershi;T- k —lticlivd Iltolson, of Wick, Esq.; Joseph Lea, of the 1-/i;t, FSti.; Samuel Walt; oi TWOrceiter, Esc!: 3'</r7r.,':yire—S:r. Wlllllll-1 Martial - Int or:' , 7"on. 7 •Applefon, Bart.; o f r a rtingt on, li s cp ; Sir If;;;Ie'•,y, of i,)ley, Bart. • • PROMOIIONS. • jr , , • ,ce of 4 h- G nance, Nov. 10, 1415. /l o yal iteg: Frei ,oi ti:lery— Sound Licuiewant Rowland E. t „ Liettt ,„„„t, ticc Darby, dt'cr,iscil. (.".‘ir," - .4 of Ito : ai and . .%I . ..ners . :•—.Nlicintel I;.noivli:,s, Gent. Nit~hicrdunio Bowavia, Gcnt. to be _ , . . . • - CO illal::ssio) : igned by 'the Lord Lit-ecru:lqt of the North .i1id1.n..., o " ti.. County. of.Aorii. ....: ~ 3d .I,Nnr 4 b Y0r: , ... P.t.,:...,,nt of Loc?4,iNillifta.--:".fornas Dif.nd.i; ?,i4 to he (',13.,.,n. . Calurrission s"..gu, 3by tlte Vie.e-Lieutenant.of-ti,County of - Oxtorit.- .. . Tl-.... 1.3,,n„ ...; - korzre -:. l ,Ttee a r, cnononly called George I'.,arl a ~... ~:,,L; „ii, 10 hr ~ ~..tsiv-T-,lcli'.en int, . • ' " i - r,, y,,1 (: , Xl, 1' . 101 , 1, ; i'v00 . ,4 - of Youtunory-- 4 AGeorge' Coles, ',.•. ,, :u'z . . to i ,± ~ iry,..on . . .. Liew vivant of the County of Esx. , We3t Iz sex Itmlineilt )f 1.. .7(2, - ,; I Ilooh!e `0 1.1,11tt.,,ant, ricc • It ; i; . ; , ..,e; nt. to be En -, • • I.+'el+l :liiitil--( . 1131:10,91Via l .(1 01 1, Cent. to !-,, ur,tvy, wan tlii: raui, u Litiat,mwt, ‘•lce • ''-•! - O) the I.ientenant of .the county•of Cot - Iv:v.1;1. • o:•.!S'ii:ita=t.i(:+;irti'.fl Gent. t, ,• Loy.' I I.ext, E. ,, u• to he ;••• ; !caltet ::,tona, jun. to be • 5" ' I,f>c;il to 1,2 W;ll;.•;twoNlitchell, (4 , 0.. iit• teuant ; Gent. to be 5;•:‘..,.:1.1 lell44at: tarpiatilitwg-amur_fa. 7 tilrer. y- tiAroc.:ll-strtet, , •,.. . , 13 \ Rt'P I'S r,n:Je n • :‘-•" 11..tn•rt Laurrcestor, s et;lnrnon , • • • N o reati.,:r 27;25, and i)ecernber 2G; • ~• .! Eldrt ;:tttorilits, ,ut and '• • , ,- 1 Ct. victitallori'lNioventher • •.•,. • at twelve, f,t.t. .Attor 7 lrn .l•ll,•eottnit-s'ointV2r, Novetntier 27; • olei-en, at the 'l7albot• (laic . !ties, Fairthotnt,, ond 1, arnfoi • .-cntti t, nr o•I F. Foster, Ilue,ett.-Y, , •• , n, :•:ntt 1 - )td,unt•rr, I.l.c.rcfordsirfte, mercrr; Ottt,cn.,;cr C. 7, _old c 2:;; n.i.`l2:cy at" ttiv •Atitft • .s_tnprnirs, ex-street, Strand. 12q0;ii,Yard, , - ' . '.; • " '.• . •,..i,1"41, : . . n o t ho!der, No , .••• t ,•••vv•c - i: T.l;, the :1: ""_• i 1 • •• I — a Yl,rig . North, S tlt Aril pipn, 111111er, 1SOVe111:. 21, and i:et;,:tol , cr 2tt, tt t luvrti.at tin: Kings Arrats '.. .Atturtity, Mc. CliarlvsliktLes;vorth) -Cnimptuit. .10v2m i ller c 2 .-1. and Dcevikilai• elesell, at the 'city Arms ~; Bute! Inn. Ilcreford. , Atturnies, Nivssr, fiiirite and . it4;- Une. Me,Srs. Bird, Wollaston anal ( . 10,1ve. l'•cforJ.'" • ' Tlionvis Hall, Leeds, Yorl,.scsire, 'merchant, Dccepil?er it, 5, and Iris at 'eeven, at the 'll..'ree. Legs Inn, .I.eeds• Attor .ni•es. Mr. Richard liattye, Clialic . e:y-lar , e, or Messrs. Lee and il;timar, Leeds•' •• • Thomas Wil'xinson, Fetter-lane, painter s November 21, De rezii•am 5 an.l -)1t, at ten, at Guilsilrall. Att4 , ,rnics , Messrs. IlLiodforil and 7.‘lurray;, :ilitre-eapvt7htiiktings, Temple. 'flows: slate', Kingston-aim:l-Hull, merchant, r•;ovealher t3(l, December 1 and' 2t, • at• 'eleven, tit tilt : Du , - sued I)tielc 'rave: n, Kiu,r,ton-upon,l-11111.• • Atto,.ni&t; Mr. Robert S.mlivitti, Ifni', or Messrs. llosscr .and Sun, Ilartlij.t's buililint.:s, Holhorik. James Taylor, Gray's lon - lane , merest, ',.':oreruher and I)c'eenilier , 26, at twelve, at 6/IMMO. 'Atturnies 25 , Mantlford and-- Murray,, Mitre-cuurt-huilaings, Temple.' William I?ool, Canterbnry, boot-Maker, 'November 94, at six, 29, and--Deeeitiher:42!4, at eieveu at the Guildhall, Canterburv. Attoruies, Mr. John James Witte, Canter bury, or itiessrs. Collett, Wimburn, and . Colfett, Chancery:- lane. James Wral,son,s Havant, Southampton, watch -maker, No vember at one, 21, and beceraber 26, at eleven, at:the Rbyal Oak Thu, Portsea. Attornies, Nlr.William Messum, Parses, or Messrs'.'farrant, Clinic-era-net-Richards, Chan cery-Jane. Charles Hobert Anderson, Austin-friars, merchant, Novem ber 25, 251, st d. Deceial,rr2fi, at eleven, at Guildhall.— Attornies, Messrs. \Vadeson, Barlow, . and Grosvenor, .Austin-friars. DIVIDESM. Dec.. 5. C. Lomas, PoWg,ate-hill, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall—Dec. :5. C. Gafirmes, .I.xminster, draper, at twelve, Gui:dhall, London—Dee. 15. G. and T. rtoehnek, Hun- Yort - shire, clothiers, at ten, at the: Brown Cow Tun, -11011,11 , :th; Yorkshire—Dec. 14. J'. Smith, ,of • the Kin, Up perthrilog.,..Yoailiire, clothier, at ten, at. the Pack horse Eiuddersfiel 1 --Dee. 8. J. t.obinson, Rristnl, victualler, at 1 at 11w Commercial Rooms, Ct,ett-stret:t, I(,). It. Barbey, Watline-,-,:treet; merchant, at eleven, at f';uld liti--.l)ec. , 5. 'J. Weedon, Alhion-place, Blitelifriars-road, hosier. at t,velve, a l, Guildhall—Dee. 5. G.,Coolte arta J. Kik merchaitts, at.twelve, at Guildltall—Dee. 7. E. Pratt, Wolverlampton;, .hinge-maker, at eleven, at the Jerrilualiam Arms, ,Shitruall—Vec. G. C. Barker, Flanging . - Sliaw, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer, at tIV.V, .at the. P alace Inn, Manchester—December- 9. .1. Waite, Malinshory, Wiltshire; parchment-maker, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Malrusbury-I)ec. J. and T. Fitzgerald,High-street,. Shad•wel), prnyision-merchants, at • one, at Guillhall- , ..Dec. I'2 T. Brazier, Oxfed; Surrey, carpenter 'and !milder, at eleven, at Guildhall, : London—Dee. 5. J. Mar-Namara, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall—Dec. 5.' J. Hague, Narrow-strcot, limehonse, Wine and .spirit-merchant, at el..ven, at Guildhall, Londou---Dec. lx. J. Powis, Milk street, London, ,warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall—Dve. 19. J. 1171,1Lehouse, Illackman-street, Ilirough of Stinth wark, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London—Dec. 9. It J. Stewart, I lart-street, Bloomsbury, merchant, at twelve ; at Guildhall,,London-11ee. 5.G. Ilowthut and '.lLtrit, Ox ford-street, saddlers, at twelve, at la. G. Hill, a nce u-stieet,rortsta, Southampton, brazier and tinman, at ten, at Guildhall,-Loudou—Dec. I 4..1. arul C. Cosier,lVernlover,. Ilneking,batashire, grocers, at twelve, at (41ildhall, Lo:)d Dee. 2.1. I. Alleheft, C. C. Beclier, and J. Hrgreaves, Copt hall-bnililiir;s, London, merchants.. at eleven, at Caildltall— Dee, 15. T. Battye, Lane, I:Intel:limn:, Y*Prtsitift7,‘clollliert '• few; at the Pieown etaw iuu,tlulrtfiah,Yorkshire—Pee. I i. S. lit-ilteth, Did lorry, cow-dealer', at twit, at the 1) (4t Tavern', De a usg.ate—Dec. 5. W. Wofcestersliirey Maltster, at eleven, at green,. NVorceUer,---L)ce. 5. It. Billing, Vincgar-yltd, I)rury-, laue,victualler, at, ten, at Guildhall--Der. 7. .1. L. , wrance, Casport, plotrilier, at :Aro, at the India Arm,: 1 , 4:1, Nov. 18. F. 'Phoinpson, ten. am% F. Thompson, no Pat,i,r noster-row, brokers, at,use, at G u ildhall—Jan. 6. J. toe, Great Towcr-street, plumber, at twelve, at Guile.i..zN. CATES-I)tc. 5. Ton.aint:ton, Suffolk, tutirchant —T. R a lwv, End, eurpenter—T.,'Swaynl,, Town-street, 11. th u:11 * -( sresa, t,iettutlrer—'3. Martin and Pt.-Taylor, Bow-lane, hrolivrs—J. Edwards, Great ;Vinehester.street, Lroati-tureet, Loudon,, anti R. Young, J) . lilverton, Sonstrsel 1,1111,J..1 Wveth, Manor-row, peiluai en Juim Baptist, Herefertl, corn-factor-- , W; Lowrides, North Itotle, Cheshire, cottort-spituter—W.-Wilsouf Oass-cutter—J. Union-place, Newp,rt, jun, Gray's lan-lane, coital and luttness-maker. PARTNERSHIPS DissoLv7, n. - Samuel Alc-ct . antr - Ralph Dalto'n, colourunatiuracturers, NeweaSllo-tipuit-Trite--A.:Filllay and Co. 1"It Helett's7place,: L o ndon--`zaatitel Sheath an 4 dames Shratb, , tvitt-tttalter-.—.101)n VOll - 1111 and Frunci , than,. Liortley, La.nciishive; cotton"-spittners—Th,As•L-.ils e.-eli Lamisdell, farmers,.Aifristim,Susser — Geo. and Thomas Kahl, manufacturers of cheeps, gate, Carlisle- 7 Tercs,a A. Cr. H aines and . Budd,' eof fee-house.:keepets, Great Russeil-street, Covent ;.• s ardeil John Caistor rand Jaines Cnistnr, Manchester; coru-dealers. _ • `~ilc- - • It01311E!IIES. Yesterday evening a-fellow of -getateel appear ance, pereeivittr;that the,Shopmen.at linen-draper, in Shoreditete, - were busy in attend ing sonic: customers," rushed 'into the Shop, and ' tooki , away a piece of hombitzeen of thivty yards, and ran ;he was, however, seen by a passen ger, who gate the alarm, when he was pursued and taken with the property in his possession. -1.4.4 q night the house of Mr. J .Richard-street; Limehouse, was broke open dttr- • inr the absence •of the family, and robbed of every article of houseii-ild furniture and wearing apparei be longing•to the Gutsily, except.a bed. Satin day niott a young man, named Foy, was foPowed cult of the Wheat Sheaf, at Westminster, by &fellow, who entered into conversation with him, and after:a short time struck hi:n ti violent blow, which' kinieked. him (;lawn, -and. rendered lain senseless on recovering he found his p ockets rifled: of their contents, and that he had been robbed notes. Si the house of Mr. Riaat.d. laker, in omb-street, Crtpplega•te, was robbed of a quan tity of shirts, fiaots waistcoats, awl sundry other articles of wearing apparel toton large amount. "Sat-urday night a Gentleman's coach-house in Wells-street, Oxford,street, was broke open,• and robbed of three coach glasses of large dimensions, and several oth.enarticles. • • A cnrit , us• attempt . to rob the Post-OLilce of Neweasik-upon-Tyne was happily frustrated, on . Wednesday evening. A `clerk: of one of .the banks haviog occasion to take a letter to the Post-Office after it :was shut • up, .ptts it -into, the.. aperture which is kit open:for that purpose ; when, •as, he was -walking-off, stTuck hint as stratige, that he had 'imir. heard !She .letter•fall to .tae bottom, as is usually the case, and apprehensive that all was not right, he returned.tO examine the place. After some invi'stig'ation; he felt-two-pieces .of: wire hanging over: the edge of the opening, and oil draWing them ont,,fonnd that their other, ,extremity was so bent anti contrived as to intercept every letter that might b,efiat in: When drawn out ; four let ters,•besities the one'lle-had put : in. had beemthus •intereepted. -- 7 Fle-immt,thately acquainted-the person typo sleeps • in the ortice with the circumstance, and 111CaSiires tonticoVer the person who had done it; but. u nfortunately without effect- The basi " nessi'l - s:now -undergoing an investigation, which it is ; n Si ne epely to: he'hoped:may l e a d to Jilt detectio of the tiiliius.-.T.tri.s... c i r ennistauce shotdd-renJur • • every site l eralirg.etttlarly careful always to remark , 'that the letters they put itt drop to the bottom, , ' especially when put in after office hours,' -•- • , ATTEMI7 :rzr!.LEAs. ► r iThe foliowing, have heel) mentioned, al 4nr,:c of the partiCtilars of the attempt to liberate 4 1 4 icy -,- Two persons, appearing In. he. 'gills 'Panties, catne on. their, horse , , prii . pcyly nycon, tred, to the prison of th e Coaciergerie, a nd erred tothe' keeper an order s 1;2 - .!c( by tile 3linist6' (if Police; hot only to he admitted to Nev, but to conduct Ithu to another pri=on, which was .sup posed to 'be safer, till his trial comnienced, and his removal, was not to be known; ror fear of any attempt to enable him.to escape. This. was plan- The keeper took. the order, but thinkin.4f .here was something .singular in it, on account . of another circronstance that had, occuri.ed the S'ime morning, lie examined it nior,,- narrouly, and fancied the signature was not correct. • lie, however, dissembled his stispieiOns, and desired the men to go into tine • of the courts or rooms, saying, he As-mild go and get the keys of; (lie part where the - Marshal was confined but' n , ; 'sooner were the pretended genstr at mes gone int(i . the place lie desireillfiein, than be turned the key up on them,and made them hiS prisoners. 1 - letheit tnediately Went to the Prefect of the Police tit know the truth. The latter instantly addressed the d nister, and the forgery was detected. What led the keeper to be particularly on his guard was, that the Minister of Pcilice had that very morning sent hirn ()triers to be very careftd in every thing that relateVto his prisoner, as his trial was immedi , . etely corning, out, trod, therceore, lie was to take every precaution fey his safety. These two .or de l's, therefore, did not at all coincide, and thus his susoiCions were ext'itetl. Upon applying to the Minister, the forgery was diSCOVereil, trnd the preteuded gens 41'.antes remain in custody in stead of releasing the.ii friend; , and w IL proba bly, in consequence,- pass the remainder of their lives on board the :At - present, nothing further . liaS tratisPired as 'to. the parties . co'n eerned in the plot . ; but the curious part is,.that while thi3 was passing in the prison i*:self,.another plot, or probably 'a•part ,of the sa fife , above stairs,.iii one, or the rooms_or.lorlis of .jits tice ; for the courts are over the prison. - Two' other men lkfet'e see . :lotltillg down the stairs, and unfortunately escaped,.. having been • detected .in atteMpting to break into a room that was just above •a et - nut-lard, where,•at least, they hoped' • Ney would be able to get, if he failed in ing entirely below, and they had lett some c!.rds by which Tie_ cOuld •Ineve rteerided into t'.ie Tkirt into which they had bioken,i.and then have fy,c.t off thro!,gh the passages and star, - case of the halls of justice whieb.• iire always open. They ba;l broken time bars of one, it nut. two .Windows. So . • noteu for Marshal Ney, who wid not novv.,• pro bc,so forttillate as escape frOm Lis con finement. LAW I NTELLitiLNCP.,. COURT 0 .1.? el I .17::0:1:7, Nco . l. 14. E1vi2.1.)g:4 , , . •.; • bt:ittql Lo:dshij) 11:41 ,„ ait order ()I1 l'..qttorclay !a-A . , for cv.. e (10t?stion - ni• (his into: , It that a third person had a nuff_the.Wfi (la% it whit.:ll conld not be last before the. Coin 'file Counsel, theienn . e, his ortir the Inon . ev to !A , - into *Court' tttl►~iut 11t'(10 Lire to 1 1 ,, e hi rtt:p;i,r e: hiivc. the H)erty to itivin • OF 'a 14. , _ RING• V. JOAN . PARR. Z' . The ATTOILNE,7,Y-GL I NTE.IIkL of the coiirt, yesterday, msainst .this upon a eonvieti-an befnee'Lord-Ellenbormigit,--4:or. keeping a common brushyl i.,.but not, .heing forth coming upon proctamatien, • his, recognizance& were ordered to be in - ought into. Count, in cast,,7G-Thil;o, a Be.3ch wt-rapt ; but the ; ,ttorn , :y-Gent . r.tl not tpos;:ur move the judgnient,'heas'Ordcre;; io be hroul.,ht up,tgain CURT OF F.N.,` - m-tEQUER., Nov. 1.1. • . . , . PAIIIStri I;ONDs,,, . 1 -, Ttin x.iNp. V. BAu... 'This was a special argumeut, involving a spies: tion of much import.,piee to i ticti'oiWCl•ii and per sons purchasing parish securities, ,It appeared, that the great parish Ott St. I\ iary-le•Lbone obtaii:eti an Act of Parliament tolakve, light, e.cc._ and to defray the expence by money raised on, bonds Of 100/. each, payable by a rate upon theinhabi 7 tantS. Sixty-live of .those bonds Were sent to a Mr. Birch, a secretary„and.serer:d being:;ord by public auction ; the Crown ; required 'the auction duty, which was re:sisted, principally on the grmind that.a bond oftheanove description was not the s pecies o f goods. anti ehattics which the auction bill made liable to ~tiie duty. \ The pOint being ultimately reserved for the opinion of the Court, it came on this day to be argued. The que,tion • was, ‘ehether.the bonds were, or were not, fairly . liable to the duty. Mr. J.St.:.AII.L LT and Mr. AooLrHosargued at considerable length, that a security of the'above description - 54 d not fall, within the meaning of the Act. . . Mr. WALToN,.for the Crown, contended that the bonds, by' one or other of the clauses, %%ere, clearly made goods and chattels. It was a bond.pay able' in a particular.Avay; , it became, a sectuitv transferable, which, in the very•word-s-.of the Act was liable. There Was no doubt the detention of these securities. would be the subject of an action in trover, and if it were, not within the hratehtit,e of the' Act, it came tinder the sweeping cfattse,„ The property plit up to.atict ion would letch - a con siderable price, and it was but fair that it shonhl pay the, duties ; on the whole ; the interest !d' the ; Crown, which was theinterest of the Pnblic, ,re quired that the article in littstion should be bub itwt to Cie duty. . . - M. Baron Tnomrsns,said (alter the arguments, pro and coo)—_'' ConshltKing the iniportance, 0(1 . ezent of this question, fur it is not con6ued, to ,this,parish of •Mary-le-bone,i here are other pa rishes• which lutue -isstieJ sinuhlar bonds, . and as, the' determination ,in, tisk. Cale to ill have N‘elAnt and authority in the thicision of ot lieit•s, sic w.hli to byre another argument; for which, Genttemeo,' are Pethipslacpatt!d, a,;,,,i,st;e . them tnlOti.g . i t o.tes.". It was 1 4 iewo nder;tood that' aixother argument' is to be heard next term. . r I'l rr i L Jya. u T.:.L • . . tiousE. irrc Oii! 4 CFN ‘ F. Conra.. Fred,r was brought Ltilar Alivr:)c, add iltl %%. cot. titial chArged .wit!expo6l.ll for, (FiAr.Eity and 44 1541/4 ;,rints„ Fr!..nch the tt eihbour: h‘md of 11) . e Vtovv.l rie pris °ll'ce . toood bail, to abide his ti 44 " v `" tar S:essioos. S coo LEAS. —Go% ern he'ediil(llxctllrY • the recent buti..ag,r.!s •of nut^*; , antke O E most active exertions ..for the app•relienbi oll some of the n !o st daring of .ti-:e!tt. r ffire 13° ` 1 1 7 l i t u r:.; e y t es O v fi t ic i a e y rs . fi e a v il e ), a ; 2, t i a rt k I b il e {4 l.o7 St::e; ai; : 131KNIF. and Sir W. l'au3wss, , U n-.sugpic i P a 3 11 .1 1 s iN " p ' "e i l c l e t i r o . Fo o s t t m an 0 1 .0 7: 1 1 . / s On e l t a: t; i ri f i C i rd d i W n 'e . r i e so7 l . a " ed : CO 3) n An ui' Captain , . Campbell deposed,..tbat. in g; 1807, he was the Commander of - th e., Prince. gi (.hange, and with a boat manned by tt pursued a snittegling bo;tt, tvltich ttiok•refuge the:beach, ti at lValtner, 1% hen there assembled a" ninny ,as a •butuiretl persons ; : _his clew ‘cAsttved. upon, but whether frotn the boat or trout t hg : persons on the beach he 'vas not sale: the Sb cils ' 1n w( wver, took clieet, anti kil:ktt t w o of !iis then ' 3 r • ltobtrt Pennill,oe., a resident at ‘,Val n l C , r , ; s the time the 1111111ICIL Was couini itled, both the prisoners as beirig among the cr" t "' d °„: stn!igg 11 leis . %%0 . fired upon Caption Cart:} boat. saw : the pristreer Heart! coming away front the rest with a gull 111 hand. an (le.• • rhe prisoner Frost declined rnAing fence, leaying it. -to his Cmunscl, ALLEY. The ,prison I- made a cont e.ss.ion, 11. ttte 111.1 porting that helm() been pres e nt, so as,tO engageent between•tire smugglers and the 411 1 . 11- mof war's boat, though he had - taken no rail it{ but Jtept. aloof, through fear of beiniphoit• was also there armed with a gun.' Heard was coniniitted .to the House ot tine, and Frost was committed to Nevi'lP",: 4,1 13ruckmau, apo la . Fre . afterrards put to the ha - r . , 'oil a c :" .4r ,;. (: :' On bu . spicion of •being concerned in the %"A''"' l2l " . :' der of four out of the eight4tercnue heard clie Fox, I.4vettite.Exeis'e months . since. Sever'al Of the hest rers ti' t're employed' tO etideavoul'l,)(iLcoilet'Cilc , murderers; and futtutir.a, by a 'ent:tii ! tTed .ind .-1 1 ; triuos - pertcveratice,,,ix 411 the a s,,istatie.e. " 1. ' 4 . Dwelt ni H Fret • • • lett pollee, trace: 0.31 c - O:i Sunday fie br(sl.,%„(nt 11 ,4 • ;soot:vs:from- To-nseolience of rez,itteoce of-..a..nwuber ( : L ifers, to li . g4iost a rcscne, or alt rtit2,Y'. l3 one, the'y were c erirtcd 1;%,- . far •asoCanterbery, whi - 2re they ere ;the prison ott ,Sito.lay•rO , tln oe Pr•tede(l to. Lon oclo and artivca • - • • i dev, a"Y• z..t the Otlice :Ow tlll l ft. mted 'till.' iNlii.v.i.strees that It aLt;i4is:: he•nrie,ont:rs- ?ts to their s: 4 iii , fold rt:Aptcsted Cott, tirt her exainiu:;tioU: • ”tivat , ,Si'; tan :Joel; r. , 42 ii;an enfploycn - ui rty, watchthan,, who ivas- colut.ureted'on' "''''.l titit lust. ~tar, ;A) Green, wits brought up for examinatii!liv Mills, in' consP,eration of his and dart:cr.-Anti beitieving• tbai ncle"irel, ;at tokt,ali.n e . : 111,/i ion of his. ditty, • v er y liffin a " h i e stropped. tie vrosecution, and reltke-stO dui( e tit t ifirieti.rtrged, wit 'Ceti ‘vas al:c(;rtlittOy• tint ilo't without reCeivi.ilg 1i suitable affil' c tnni• 11)14N-1E,:• tor.t-ti,eimprolyr ict y 1-Akicvof . couttuct, and• but tor thq httatanit } tell, :;keit viOitld lia‘e 111)iocti/(1. f'ur' LordLlie.ttT)6rritigit's Act. M.11t1.130P-OUGH - TI ZEF.T. f thi s EI,:orILMENT. -- Appl ieatioll made a. - 011 ice -on Al 4 . 444' seta eh t° p able a .respectai)le .A.Lar.yle,bolA trace nniney, !Ite, aPparti, tke, to the.amont).till mote thorn his property, which had clandestinely remoNed from his4homse,.byThisw:,, who had also taken w ith it bet preciou. Pcr'(!'/. iiank, a .diligent ( ) dicer , accom p anied the jtll k ti s . it husband in trace of thc-property,•anti it ' f tti length -di•senveretl in . the neighbourhood at) City-road, after the wile uo,.further CUQ had.preyionsly deposi.t.eq it_ three other/1' Y S pe h r e gave tin ih e a ,; 11 1 1 ) , e p e r i ( i ) 1 , 1 1 ':t 1 - 1 ., o o f f bier ficer, by, attitn4s Cribb, and s il e cP 111 1 ; ( ; % i.,.i, active operations uppn hills, which, Ting, ‘vould have done credit to '' ec°7l6 ., I and The' property, hovvevei.;: -w a s tecy' elL('' - . The' lit ouigli 1.10 Eb.e ~ 0.14ce. , with. the, 1 % , -' , :: ..t ' orc d t o tlie , gistr, , te orcie.r.ed tue kt hole to warner, ( ha..band), ‘.-.•ho tzed 01 ' - silty { ! t l Herr.(} prcp,:tty; but did -not seen , 10 tictda; des.ve tor the other.p*t.t, o wever, follawed.,,n.tuch disAPP°i'a". h • BIRTHS. tat b-. Stamper, the Cu uatcss of Chic') ester , of ac , ter. tb e ' 0,1 Fri !ay, at the S!irithhcry, Woodllaqi Walter, risg,-7' tialy of Lewis Sapio B,:ruatd; - Esq• of a so"• .., mAratIED• T ;. r. On the 13th inst...ati,clAm,L'Apinin W. IT. ITartwiln,,,,,oo, C2 - io - h lioinicnt, taEliza cietage, daughter ni Edmund ':. '',:lS 7 Aker, E' - '•“1. of Ecro tricd i'rior*P;Act. —..---------- • • DIEI). ," On . Stingily :rftertinon, at hi s h„„4, in Red, Linn_scnar". Bronlie Ifi3Olgtl; I:,ci: ,solieitor, iii•the (34th ytar et his ti;re' ll , o,n '."'iaturituy iii-t, the I 2th itt , t. at his house in the ;id! , t • P.tratle; B,itli,'the RcV. 4 iotace H. mond, /teeter of " 6 :: )Iz,..g..in,;ll.iiii, Norhilli, after a vg ry severe angl painful Pie , * which: ige lig, g- , will) eKeinplary siljthis;ion and fort itude: ~,i) On. the .2gtib lilt, at hi:: scat, Dinwiartorishirr, Lieuteoio:, General i.-ici;s,rfor many years Cogolvondant ot the East 111. (.:ogiiiiiiity's Artillery on the Nia&tis Establishateg. Otrilot l'Fth-of tingle hot, .at Ilellary, in-the k.;ast Indiec' Colonel Genie ;,]:atilt, f)t" the I-Ton. ,g. I. Co.'s service. . , c 4 , Ott th e t9ih of .Nlav-ia•it, :it Nelfore, i•ri the East 11),11,ii: o.' ( it rick Cialingan, 1',..:i• or t:-;e Hon. COnivany'* Madrsi4%;, •ii'!,4erric..,-,iiiri Third ..iiiiige of the P.:living:nil Court Of ' '. veal and Circuit for the Southall Vivision.- - U)NDON: : J cAI',,,TAIII.i:;,O. (~i:;'„111; ov NV. 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