The Sun. — London, England, 1815-02-13 00:00:00

. . - ' . •'...- ._., ~ .•. , ... . , . . . • ._ . . , ' - • . '"--------' ' '' - . .- . - - ' help stating that Mr. Thornton bad been the no, th en lodged satiety in the toinentr. lie was re.. 1 . , 111.4:hq-SX.I. - UktDA.l'4 (_-;A...2.;ici11•E, SOUTHWARK ELECI.IO.N. • t ileviatin. , s iPporier of Alh , isters, and h.ol only mantled fur a final examination this day. ... : • • r, ' , . . . ..._ 4 _.....,,,,...-__„.._ • :... 03 ,...1.-___ voted against thet» on the question :of the Slave • . , HA'rro .• -GARD EN. . . . .BANKRUPTCIES.SUPERSED,E.R.... . • The Election Of a 3.-lember tO serve in the pre- 'Trade, Oserehy Yotiiig for tine etutmeip:Ation of •Noioß t ons SerugoLya.-Several persons at- - Richard Falls, Plymouth, metchant. sent - Par - liament_ v in the rgotn. of 11. THORNTON:, biaCks, but sur poi ilniz the thraldom of his own tended at this Office to prefer. charges against Henry Slrl•eeve, Great - Vann:ldß'; bout-Maker: .-- •• ' ' .1 - •',s, l . ifeceirsed H commeneed on Saturday; at a countrymen.--(Clicelie had been ac frietid Richard Nayler, the switil t lier, now in.Coldbath- F - fields prison, •• - ' •-• PANKRUPTS% -.:' -. ••• : . hn;:•tings . erecterl as usual in' the front of tbe'rown- 4. [host' who li . a . 'd eatereacil the public debt to' 'among, whom were George Booth,. John `tithes, Arabic:coat, .Stalfor.ashire, t uill ,, r, ~, l arch..3 . 11,111, i:, the Borung. .The elirly part of the day • nine .hundred itsilli9w , , and the interest on that a hosier and hnberdasher, in Chapel -street, Vere • at four, 4 and 25, at ele..-eu, at the Stai. aiol Garter 41,11, teas tli.,tinguisliect by the friends of each pirty pa- sum : came...to .45 rniii!,olls.annailly. If Mr• Bar- street ;-. a •Mr.,Warner„" for swindling him out of Wo \ reesth. . 1 7Attornies, Dil,r. Heory•it-obesop, , Broms,grw e > rading the streets, adorned by the favours of their ••CIFIY fiiii3Otteir 54,1, 4 eporse, ri l e. .F4l..t(rs of A horse and chaise, for which he was to pay hip). Robertor, i es p i ,: r i s in t y aditti l e ,,, ii i k u i . d a :i;e o l n d . ,d u _;s i s t ;- I. .i .2L tr!.. k. 'ct, et St r ila d b 'l,l)atattfac- ' 5 . 01: ; a Mr. Finch, a Clergyman - •from near Cain- 1 surer, :March 6, 7 and 2.5 .. at elcven. at the Sam', Collee7 : fo vint,rite. The colours of /CHARLES BARCLA):, Southwark knew wirat..th.:y had to r: expect. As a li,..a t '. 'who is the declared Candithite, sire orange security against stick COncluct, - bensi:d hardly . /til, bridge, to •Wholls he sold t1...q - lit/I'Ses for P2Ol. and house, Kingsion-upon-1-1611. - ".• AttornieW Mr: 5' , 1 . } .. , , i . " . 1 '1 M,:a o lo s tsley, Parliament-street, Hull, or Air. Egert?y, Y 4 a' add'htirc ; that of the friendsof.W.M. JO . NES BUR- ••••their.snrest W.av wOlikl be to.. elect Afr.. - wililm rave bins in payment some bills ot. e.xcliange„ - _ L quart!, London. D ETI , Esti. Who is. not •a candidate, but foyn•hose Jones- Burdett,. of 'a lose iiiibli'c':- priocTples Isis drawn by Nay lee, and accepted by some of his Thoinas:Kay, Bath,..auctiopeerl. Feh.'2o, 21, andar,c4,`4 s '• lrtt-rests an active party has deelared,.:ls blue.- . • brother's conduct...lm - the last tvventy.yeiars was confederates--one of the bills was on a Mr. Yan- at eleven,. at the C;hristopher Inn, Bath. 4-I . ttort" , :,: : 4 1. The latter paraded . the with drums . the best - guaratitee.--Applans9. 7 •. - dell, a coachmaster at Enfield, - then a 13-Ant:rapt. Messrs. Sheptiar, Adltugnn. and Gre.gorlieel:CqO•!`',,, • London, or tile. Beujarnio Gaby, St. James svarade„ ba.-r'..! s nil fifes and large banners, Cm which were in- Mr. pAite iAy now rose - , ;.ind'e'xpressed his sense Mr. Christie, a,tailcr, living at 59, Poland-street, Joseph Gabsby,' Spaiding, -Li 'icon:shire, publican; Feb Lou- ts6.ilied the pretenSions of BuItDETT, and stating . of the high hononr.that had keen copferned upon. nufde - five suits of clothes • for Nayler. Among at font:, .V,a.nd .'')lii..rel ; . 25, at el e ven, at the , .White 1:,1 , .. • .. 1 1 ,1 r. BAacLAY to'. lie a foreigner ! ' .. Mi n i by those .friends alto bail so •kintllyrconie tor- other 'persons, who:a he took in, was Dr. MOor, ~ Inn, Spa . iding. Attormes, Arr Harv , ey, Staple Inn, I , " ... . don, or tvlessrs. Foster and Bo tt ner,4.Spaldrog. , • --: 1 . At twelve o'clock the Deputy Bailiff of the Bo- ward in his behalf. li . his return was. effected; he • • opposite the Albany id Piccadilly, of whom `be .. James Gidney, Norwich, coaeh-usaker, Feb. 'O4, Maicli 3 a!•,r)" rough arriVed, and he Was - .soon after - joined by, would best spew his ...gratitude by tile zeal With , bdught'alltbre ; Airs. Ulsterman, of Doti Wing- 25, at.fonr, at the White SWati Inif,Norwich.• 'Attornies, .. Mr. BARCLAY, and the friends of Air. W. J. BUR- Whicil lie-should attend to.leis public, duties,, and . street,- for sadlery ;--- Mrs. .Srilith, 86, Norton , . . Ti l%i nn " a s s ". Foster i• s i i i , i ; i I.: (l tl , l 7 : i ii. , , tr ivi,.. c •h vie .. sile. . ~..tiou er, ilwrr, They were - gieeted with the loudest ac- to .the interest of Alis-Coustituents. It. lind. been street ;. Miss Crawford, ncxt door to Lord Petre's, • Feb. 15, at.eleven, : iti, and March 25, at len, a f t, ci-nilillial.lt -• efainaiionS by their respective parties: ,- The usual: said that die should b.e: tried at the bar - of the Old in Park-lane ;Mr Ludlam, hosier, in Oxford- . Attorney, Mr. George Abbott, Abehurch;:yard,'"Lombard - . tornis of 'reading the proclamation, the precept,. Bailey-it- Wa: pot necessary to go.there for gill, street. It appeared, - that Nayler had a ready- yie st u r i e le e s t w}bi , • ...-..•• • -- lam,Farthings, Northamptonshire," and !, ''''' ;, ,, d af.i for re g ulating elections having been gone `he wcitild be tried on (hose 1).10 ings,atui the voice furnished :house,• No. 47, in Weymouth-street, • bury, Oxturdshire, scrivener, Feb. 24, at four, 21, and March e.;" - i,,lig!;:, '-' • . •• •.• . . . of the. electors would...proclaim whether, he de- which he. took ready-furnished. from a.Mr. Smith, 25, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Banbury.-• Attortne.so . ? r k i e iu ss s r . s. i3 Lt ,„ ) , l b v , e , s ry .a.i . ail Cowburn, Temple, Loi ! don,. ... 1. : bIE: - F, . YouNG:adifcsserl the -High .Bailiff; for • servet:their confidence or not. (Cheers.) lt lwas 'af the rate of . . - 300 . /.. for six months Certain.. Ile t lie pos.ps;k'Of iFopoSing ,Cliarlesßa i re , lay, Es q. alto laid that. he,. had . not .. avowed his prinei- had a house in llottini:square, which he Stripped William Carr, 1-lyt . lie, Kent, tailor, Feb. 14, 25, and March . a's-t'A •i:. crpisr p e 'r sent to rept esent. , ,the Boss ossgh in. pies to . tliO.Se'Who klic•x him. This was not tie- of all the'.fixtures -Add :sold: He had a house in• 25, at. eleven, Guildhall. Attorney, Mr; William We'"' Jo ß in o s s ii w i er.- ( t h o t u i tt e.., Carey,street. • • • . - , : - • - - . .. ~ i l'a r riaiiittsit-..' - -/Fhis Gentlenfaii.Wa iintfiediately cessary ._ but .tO.. VisOse :Wlit) 'clicl not knots tbcm A s bl e y-gtreo.,_l , ;orthdfilpton-square, where he re- ichester, woolstapler, March 2, 4 and 25, c siie(i•eciaeil -'lii,•2:. Ale. HEttsEl; Atlto.- proposed Wiii- hewoldd now declareilwt :his Motto' etas "The presented biniself iAs "ail, extensive corn-dealer:, . eleven, g at:dteS' ; wati - Chichester. Attornies, Messrs. W!"' Iselin Jon e 3 - .lit7rdett, • Esq: - An altercation 'Of' • Ciinf;tit,tition,s . and' _,h;l',.',(l,cternuinaticin. - was, - e v er but Ilutt, the Officer, stated, that .all his Willis and Edward Ellis, 'Hatton -garden, or Messrs.. Johnson, , : , u nie len L i,tb, attedded .by great - confusion, now- 10 - .. siipport the - ,riglits :and . liberties of the Pe o- • had false bottoms:. The' wine merchant arid' the Price 'and Fre . eland, Chichester. . . - Isaac Drape, Vi Intehaven, insaratice-broker, March 6,7, ali a 1 tit . t;;ge asf to* Ike ri • gllt 'of first addressing - the,. - ple-(Loud applanSe). , Ile ..liad. Only to add, coachmaker were also in the list. of sufferers: . . 1 .i.1. 25, at eleven, at the Mick Lion Whiteliaten. Attoroies, poptilAce.- Triis is at kids decided by'the . ,that'if be .W-aS returned .to representthe 1316rott.git (..'A-tnibritige, .he . had a InrgeT linen-draper's shop, mr. Faleon, Elrn"-cOtift Ternple, 'or Messrs. Steel ,a 0 I) ,, ititv 11- iliff V , liti dedared" in .• fasossr of ' 6r-si.lithwArit: its PAthanient;•. 'bk. best . talent's where he sold', at 20 tier cent. -mutter .prime cost, ' HeYwund , wl'itehav,F°' ' - - . , .. a ~ • , Joshua Tavler Marshueld, Gloucestershire, mealman, rc,b' Mi..' X'Liting. ThSt.-..-(3etitienlati then . ..§terpe4.- - .sfiimid be exerted, to 'promote:o , 3e legitimate views the goods•lie bought in-London for his accomnio=, _. 17,18, and 'March 25, itt eleven, at the Castle and I 3 ,"„" fio.%/11 7 4, - •aniidSt i ,(ft:eadfill .- clatenods'; and 'could.. oriti hillabitants--- - Wheers)..- - . -,. • • ' • dation hills of exclial,37_.e,. of which :he . had abini-• -. Bath. Attornies, Sir Roger Potts, Serjeant's inn, Flee. , :;, .. street,,Lo , ndoti, ,or i.lcssrs. Batchellor and Evans, Marsu outs be heard liv a ~i/o- y limited eircle -. fie'''saic•l'• . • •Tlre Deplity_•Bailiff ndw;catne .•forward, --and dance of blanks. to till 'as convenient, hut signed . street, .Irez;lili.zt -inst'•:h'indtlie•ll.3llotir Of.prOposing a .cieti, • cadent show ofiltaugs,,.fisst, on the, Part of Chas, and accepted. A detainer being:laid against him i in i s, at S h t'anton Saint John's, Oxfordshir e, ' Sa h in e u k e i 'l ( 4 N n iatiler th!..inAii whom he . ,lllad -.- -ki;thAV 6' thiftv Veins,. the ac- Barclay-, -Es q... anct,tic3 . !, : t,;on.the.part of \lt'. J. Bar- in Coldba:h-fields priStin, he emild.not be brought farmer, Feb. 13;25, arnLiMarch 25, it, twelve, at Guildhall, . London. Attorney, Mr. Bugg, Addle -street, Aluerinalv t i-ons - .:4 vdiOSe .1 : ;14:•;:-1te bad 'c'.'kitc7l . ), s e(l, and w. 1,;;, d,eti,-41;ei, . On : comparing...the two, •lie - declared up to this Office for cXatnination,without a Habeas' - bury, London. - - ' " • fOIIIIII the experienwee..lie ladhad of liis„charae , the-- sho , ,v : to he - ip Ilroors : Of. W.....J.-...j.birdetl., Es.(l . - Corpps ; b t it_the 'Magistrates werecleterniined to . Thomas,StaturiterS, Sudbury, Suffolk, and. Josiah Stammers?, 11 - er, - ht 'fait d O:hesivitiOn in•Trtnionneinga,fit and (Cheers, jntertningictiwith grOans and liis6 . .) - • tti the prison and eXantin:e hint . there; it there-way -, roite'arth, Essex, merchants; - Feb. 13," at five, 14, 'at te o :' . and March .25, at eleven, at the Ros e and Sudbury S t .i.dl/, , prot i ,er pc•tirs,:setat : atiiie for tke, Borough of South, INIT. F.. Ye.» tiG.del - 11:',11ded a p011...0n the 'part . of any charge coularleaels hint. A:tr. Booth signed the • • a , Attornies, Messrs. trust and Hedman, Sudbury, .or 1, . • W.:l - rk- -- in P a rlianieut-Clieers)... He - was a man Mr, Bar : clay.,' ...'..fltis : wa.• si.scOntb.d by' - Air.. 1-31141,t:, .. c hurge_ o ll,..woeli.'thre was a cle:tainer lodged',} • Samuel-Stevens, Clare, SutfOlk. '. . - . . n tl • • • :gr . - Tio was qualified for:alat-high said-honourable ~ and hits grant - ed by:.the - . High-Bailiff:l': - '-- ' a g:iinst Adm.' The Magistrates considering- the • .Thomas Trew, Chichester, conmion-brewer, , March 2;3, .;'- ( i, , ,;ii,nct.,i : r . ,.'0 . ,._ - aa'4 , •ell by his gveat:talent-s. as.-by • the • ~'„,',11l p01.1••• • boOkS - tt'ere'-sliortly - after_opened , and , other charges aint-minted toino. more than a debt,: 25, 'at eteren, at the Swan Inn, Chichester. Attoraoie!! .Ik a l o e n ssrs or .g r ea l s t d b a, o l a e, de A s le t x i a ii t e ni ti e t i s - t a e i .r ui Holmes, , New inn, L " i.i:Npen.cre.'nce.Of lii:sThiitiil; which 'would never suf.- ‘.4/er,e'lOS . ed .. 'againsiiOn after. three.' At font o'clock. would takerno cognizance- of thein, ' - lbat advised 1-1, 1 • nida..to be red by Ministeri4l influence .(itl• tilt the Atitp,b - ers' were publicly declai'ed to be-4or the sufferers, "to prefer au indie:tmeidekainst.'hitu • John &icolaas'Kithrs, Great .WinclieSter-street, mercha" 4 . • - . -,tipt-jlawcWpr, b . ythe nOise'of - faction':o'n live.other. .CharleS" - BarebfY,• - ESq - .• . `246---Tor - W. J. 'Burdett, and-his . associateSThfr a conspiracy.. ...• '.-, . • , Feb. 18,:21, and Marth 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor . Ile, wAS. a. titan to wbon4. if" it were :possible - f6r - . , gsq.s6;•--aliiioritV, - 187. - ; .•..7' : ' ' ' ' •, • • • . BOW-STREET.: ,• •- .. .. • • sties , litissrs:. 'Oildeif and Birch, Martin's•lane, Canna . , ~ . ~. . „ street. ':' • their late worthy Representathe to i Ilse,' froni Int ....: AYthee_}` seeope orvvarc „ amidst - a Mr . . 7 13tdt: ' - - d-f • - I • The driVer Of ;the •haekne . v , enach, 'NO'. 11,93, Peter Boullen, Great Winchester,street, merchant, Feb. I ' l ~ • .rave . , lie - . was noW,v)nient he would ' approve as • ' --' • - - -• • . ~ . tremendous ourery; and ex Tressed 'gratitude was summoned. ' at• the suit, of Mr. Reid, late- a, • • 01 and March 25 at; ten at Gnilliall Attornies Messr s ' - 0;k1t, ''. . ' •'' • . ' I t i - occe.soi. (ApplansF.Y ., The friends. of ''ll , lr.. .y and Birch, Martin vlane, Cannon,street. tit' . the. situation - id Whiell'.he had'been. placed on Magistrate at this Date, for exabting more than ' Willrain Itowton, Cambridge linen-draper, Pet). 14, 25, a n , a E•irelay4iid a : ttempted 'tin. find out whp : tbe other- ifie - 'oll.- • . Sncli - ekertions tic•h:l.(l'usi 'doubt would his fare. He %Va.:l. convicted.-in the penalty of .I,os. . March 2,5, at iris, at Guildliall,Lbndon. Attor n ies,Mos r " cAntlii:ute .r' as b) - 7- Wfaiil 'An ., opposifion was tO be i •. short - - l - • I .• i • . • b • .-,, I. t .. . n a.turre . tave leis its opponents solar . e 7 • , tt cos s. . , . Chairman an t iSteverts, Little Saint Thomas Apostle. Feb , given : t,iis, uowever, lincl not succeeded, lilt} be, 1: 1 /Thoulas Black, Pstternoster-row, letter-press-orinter, r.. notti aS . .to give' them' no prospect of satecess...,-•_,.. Saturday Thomas Ross, -,the keeper 'of 'No. 2, 15, ta,' and March 25; at .ten, at Guildhall. - Attoro''''. tiricler:,tootl it:i:t:ns - not . deemed prudent . to. byiri-o - .. - - - A f. H Me . ssis. Russell and Sdti, Crown-notice,-street• ,I ........,, 0 ._ r.- ERSEE CX lot et in. I ten( 3ni .I . .. ril ... 1 1I t I l'" 1-•• fM• J B • and -Mary Noss, the Iteepei of No.'3, in Durham- r, .31) 1 - 14 y , Candidate forward. W_ll.,ths was the cafe, dett , 46:-oilly I'6l'llllF the. htistinas on Monday„ and street, in the Strand, Were brought to the• Office, Jo i tpli Fire?, Colchester, linen-draper,: _Feb. 14, 25,. `.„, t . London• Attornl. „March 20, at ten, a Guildhall, ~ , • . ,-,thce, .1).-rlizips,.tvott f, lh..exp ained ; ) but . there lining:no proveftlit 4 r'Orength.: -.- - - 6 .-- • - and found bail . to answer to • indictments . at the ' . blesses. Jones and Raynal, Lord mayor s Court v ~..:, . . declared Ca itcli.late -liut ..Alr. Barclay, tie - apple- .. ensuing Sessions for'•keeping houses of ill-fame. Royal Exchang.e. In t ended be shan't' not be considered: tottv'satignine. - - '. - ' ; -.7 -1.. . ... ' . Mr: Lamage, the Vestry .Clerk„ attended to con. , DIVIDENDS. . iii-ran ,sissanisnou election- upOn the part of . Elec.-, - •• POLICE• INTELLIGEN ' CE. .• • - duct the prosecution, which is carried. on by the March' 3. M. Hop kins, 'of Swansea, shopkeeper-March .14i tors of the Boroirgli•,--(l 4 o.o.(lebeers.) . • - . - - Parish. Officers of St.. Martin's. - ' R. Wilson of Frichty-street.merchant-March9. W. Bates) ° f . ~. ...NIT. ?siout.pFti„.in seconcling'flie nomination •-' • • . MANSION-HOUSE; .- • • •.. . . James Hill was fully committed for trial, - char;- Burgh-midi Dewshor • . corn-a-miller March 4 F o wlr , . ° Birehio-lan'e, broker I..Vlarch 4. S. H;Deni Dennis Jaro33°l 41Y Ir. -Vining - , declared his *firm persuasion Unit: . - FORGERY.-YesterdaV a. ' .}fontig man .:riatned • eel with being a coininon utterer of counterfeit of Throgroorton-street, merchants-March M, Cobenl.- • ol' Alr.Charlea tlarclay was the - stress:lo'ns 'friend of the Thontos i:E:7 , JOhlisotrii -- clerk - in-ode . eft * the first tour-' - sixpences to a number of persons in Kentish-town. Mint-sties:t,.Southwatk,_irou i monger- . -March 4. J. 11:: ii' p, ley, [at ": , ..hash -green, Middlesex, G br ,ivedrilVFlarc of iintity of election - 7 4 e was not, as had been. piii)-- , •Cantile houseS in the city, •was brouvlit before the . Several persons were.convicted for taking in- ~. _ iished in placards„, a foreigner ; he, Wil.s ,Om , r ., ; '7' ; ; Byrne, or oiorwicii, tailor-maten .. G. an 1- . ear, .1 '-' 4 , • A.,./I{D.• M - A.Y . olt• I.(n-• examination, on. suspicion of ' surances in Master's little-go. . tot, taiiors•---m., irch 11. M. B. Harvey, of Witham, r-.'s r , :Tieighboity - ; he had lived.athong thein', and his an- banker -March 4. T. Webb, late of Garlick-hill, coal.-1, having been concerned. it i. the: fargery.- counnitte.tl _ . ~ . . cestors,were known .to_ . his.ve_.fongit bravely: for , a • few ,. .'. t ago . ).- a_ ~. - , .• IitEL . A N . 1). • chant-March t L•W-Venning, of Gutter-4ane, Cheaft, , s , •kt, et: 'is -on- t re- immiirq.,r,nouse of .Dow.a., -,' - . silk-manufacturer-Feb. IS. T. Dudlield, of S t . PJatt"' o f. • t.itislt, iiitlepentipllee--.-(Clteero.. •.. . , •-• Thornton., atia : C0..-- •.The examination was pri-. street, Southwark, ho:,t-tnaker-March 4. T. Webb, .iLtn.l a tt/ , •.• Mr. licasse now stepped forward ,and proposed : vate,• but • from what cozild be 'collected the pi-i-. LIMERICK, FEE. ',4,-,\Vednesday last, -John Gosport, grocer-March 4. H. Staples, late of Ti.ttennbe, IV: ,JOili- s,..Burdett Esq, as the person lutist eaten:- ~soner bad_.. been tak into t ' eil . ens ouy : _t ,the pi el.iot . s 1 • •*- • 1 - i cnsack,,a,.•petit constable, with a detachment of Whitcooo i Court-road,-man-March 4. E,Ad'ains, of - o street Clririfig-cross, bit-niaker-Mareh 8. M. L. Ye"t'' se t' I-,: - tetl to .skipppit the-illtereslS au4 the indepen- .•• - -- - 1.-Inti - six .pus of the 8-Itli re•Jituent 1• . evening at., die place roy.eigp 'letter's are:o;ritl - for, - . .a em'Pora • •.p - . , • , Eanomth, Devonshire., .and .W.• Goad, of Bradpole, Dor .r „, , . . • . dt=l . le-•-o.€ - tlie•:,..aeClCrs.OfSOutliWatEl. in.l.),:rliament • from . Si%. l .N.file 'Bridge, county -Clare, preeeeiled • shire, bankers-March 3. S. Cyples, of Bristol,' glass-501'r/ wbe - re lie . .ilad , On ti'‘•o ilifrent • ' '•- - V .: - ' (.• - . ... .. ~......._ ... ~:. ..... post-i.ig ! ts, in,. (lotid..e)lieers). :Eli is Geutleinan•Vv. , is no candidate :, 1 i : to-the parish - of Feackla., to execute a .writ under 't 4. T. Fowle ' .of "Barmine. - K-ent, coat-tuerchn ti ni , ' cic!reo .in- . payinent.for poSiags 'of his in;isrer's . let,: ' til l a ar r i- ell 4:J. Cowing, 'of Bedford-court, Covent-g 2 alai, "';',./ •-- Le falloWed,.theexainple. Of...itisb.rother, ittril if - ter.'i, -- Bank of kig,iiitidtiots - ;which bad been 'Oh , ' - a , - , warrant 'from die::.Sheriff• . --, , ,having seized some ..len-draper--451arch 4. li.Bagster, of Piecadillv, n k i l holsterF'' t k .ltii;ticil, pf wliich ,there : was n0 . . - . : .donbt, .wish . ed to ~ h aiiied - .iii ..- •ex Cliange'''fi;r' 'a 'lfirfr spite 'paid - at cowS, the . country people assembled -iii..a large March 4.A. Slater, of Gaws',,vorth, Cheshire, factor. • -InIVC, the,satlifactiwi pf .owing.il!at IL to-tile . ',.' avid attemptecl..,w.re,s-eue,.and hating pressed .. . CERTIFICATES,-MARCH 5. ' Mil -• .13 Ii - •1 1... '" - " ... f u 'I"":"'AVC Co• - - 1 'it .... - . .., ~ an ing,.totise o, .. .al i 'O. ,or ter col' unititurested feelings of the peopleLiVl - ipTliejnight - • f -- ~_ ~,,, H - - , fi- - • --n• 'ii2'- - .< IT' 1 . 2•- .1.1 •- - '•-•••• 1.1 • • upolf Abe iiiilitary,;tlie.latter fired, killed •one and p•.. Pitt of lenchtneh-street,-hoSier-F. Bowen, 0,_ . , 10 " .. , i -. 0 !Zvi c,Aec an, r em, - ts - en( s rip , remttut et .. tt-present..:This was•inkleed ecCnsistent With the true l a -..i,,;- - -•- - lc- - .'1, - .4 . -, . -••-,,,. • --..:.--..;:i..,-... ~. , ....: ...,-•,„. •vrotluded.-7three; - .. the- soldie , rs- Were'then surrwind- lee-Streitg .. ,. Wes:traitiSt . er;pliunber-,W. C . able, late of ir", ► iv • .1!, : in anOt ICI c. ring. ton, • Kent, buteber--4.;. Mann, of leovtl, Somrsetshire, f, Maxim's of Ore, pati ty of el ect i0n..;•., Not sq, was .the.,• .••• ~---;,:.: ~•.! :•, ~.t,'... ':• ' .. - .... . .... •.‘-..,.. ~ ..;,. - •., ...:,.-.:-...-, • ed, 4 fired -;»,p0n,,,,,add %Vitt' -some effect - , as. all of . nen-draper- , -T. Jordan, of Clieltenhatn, 'tationer---J.;14. • conduct 0fMr...8 - arclay,. win) tan 1.-7e,lt ileelll' re 4 !he ; --- ',...--_..., .•- ,- , ,..-...:•:i .9 1 -4,!..D. _:E. - T414.. ; , • ~.....,, „. ~ ...,- •., . •: - ..th e m. lyere. more-- or: less.„3 . counde(Hthey how- Grant, of Charlotte -sheet, Fitzroy Square, merchao!oik friend of - that : purity. ; This.C3eiitliandn'int, ft.onr:-.. '-ntirg(ilrbt. ,. .--amt*:.c.lapcefaterrcr4 . la,-;t0. of, an 01%' :v.trqtrriveti 4.-•Ennis,•on.7'F horsday-night, and we •Li.. , o ,l aiii r i o at o , d of c i t a e r atot.s: t r o e i et, ii l i ti l k c. :ej_-- , i insir s u t li alr e i,: l e t ,_ u lle cr 1 .... , sit t • house . th 4 _houSe, silpyilT ins, .11(;a11:'inI.9., _F%;eYy..-. .fendet--.7.-i-ill'irivlet. • ca-kolupz „ a . ..,tepv w_of • "ii:o:st gi - -- .afe . 4 I ...iiippyi•-tol lieu.. that 'they 31e likely .to do - Thornton ; of Hinckley, Leicestershire, currier-T. f lOl f _ ' dooit, begiti,g soles, /IA ) . ',aissiOt . ,.tl in.... 11 career gamic statikre , • -iticl " terrible. line '' Iv as bi : :;•...-iit- - ~- well- , m.. - -•..- p+ ••'. ..-, ••)-,-. .• : , ..-• , .: • of Ahinehister, ,butcher. by a legion .01 tax-gatherers- .(Pies of No, - T'6,) lip in enstodx,..of Brand : , ti!'s,offiee: - ., .C . 4ai - ',..'eil - S'i i t ;11•H :',•:-...CAsmsta.fr;Xels -,- :'L;4. - .90 •FO4iIY-..ev.ening last, • ... _•,„. . PA RT'N'ERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ' 0 Tis.e.-Electors of the 'Borou'rla -Woad I:.poy. :llow . •• a•bar - A k trii npon the :iir - ein - lies of Mesas. Itonaltcs," , r;6, , •:1-nitty , 0F. t .t11,1).-•AntMct• of.. - itb i Jon, and his horse - . .5) • J. oo Stantonton;' vV,;, 'Hieson, and.• it.. :Porter, Bolton-le , . 4 1 . • •' • ' manufacturers—E. T. and E. Baker; Sonthamptoo , , t or • _to draw - poinpayisO6 illialersticbicireunitanees. - - - : -,Siigai.--bakers••,•Att. Tlianies n s*er, and with taking which ite tva l / 4 41i,diugy,.‘y,„,1,4,tek cleicl by 14;htning __ __ p p chafits -,-L. sidishurvanat G. - Hill, Bawtry, 'Yorkshire 8 .• - ce tt (Cheers.)„ As . -•for Alf....Bareliay'S -- ; - potitir4 .. sO , -lit - i- flout thence-A-a•-t hear.' Itpselaill, in. tl4•. ck)..tinty, , The unfortunate . .uses--J. S. Willimott and .l. Nl‘Knight, Wittling! str e elf ments, they. w.ere unknown ; .6, 1 ! . those of r sMr_. Watelie'S, Oholins„ stills,. rings,,;., several pieces, of +.inan•hasi , e(t . a:largeSso - fil . Y', - , , ,',.:-. --. ':":, ~ .• . warelrousemen-R- • Wicksteed and C. - •S. Doti, mitt,-st r ci , i - warehousemen. S.. and M. A. White and C. H u rtooloer • .I..llur.dett h-ad 13,-..en openlyidesjaik4..at a. late..,Puh= foreign aria.Reitish t• -ti and Bank- . 1- .. , ':01.1 -Saturilay' , •las*..,a+ t Aleetmg took li.ace at rencotei-, milliners-R. Fuller and T•' Peers, Chapelt (6 1;4:: meeting,.at which lie 'stated lotus to ; be ; . the , 0 . / . 4esacid Other ifFoiefiy,lii the anmunt-of nearly-- LouglibOy,...itr.•tbe,74, - ..len,uty 9‘..RoscoMmon, be , sonthwaiii, coopers-J. milliners—R.. and J.' Marland, o°,"' t :OAo s_tann - ch a,lrocate,of.• Parliamentary, it eft3l'.ai;' and': one litiddreifiiinurids'• .' Ili . bfitertd se-se- of- :“,. , ;tivet,:ii .Golonall , B aow NE : ' and Lieutenant JAMES Lincashire, roller-maliet'S-W. 'Wood and R. C. .A.lue it ice! of the. , rights. •04,liberti,e4.;of . the pe4le “ .• (Ap-, , i reinldr, ante thellsiistiii'lee of "-a 's ech ii trtotficce be,.,' lizontitE,Leircii•„:•Of ..tl4e,§outh Mayo Militia, the' G al i l .e.eo7street, cole n r-rnanufaeturetsW. Michell, . 1 e, d J,: Mills, Brighthelmstone, :.bankers, (as far ,;' - te rot - p4atlses.), Suet: 'a decl:aratiOn, .lie had no flet:47., - Fili,-, , ' luekity'otitiliilriii';' ) 43is : tiersbiF • ait4/Vownsend ;-.•• formor4attencled,tiy : Tialiefli;ggins, Esq,.of 'Vest- lates ,to the said J. Itiee.)-:-.J. Christopher atid W: - „„iN e ,, s ell' t:Ion - in saying,. ivulc.i Seeine. to this Gentlemanthel ; *A's ' kit in • tai'd df 'illefirlitiettyi while Brturd went- ',:pOrt, . the lad& . by. .4.:aptafn LYNCH - , of Ballycur- Mile-end, graziers-W. Gesell and J. 8.-.Wilbeara, 0 1 `._' s r, Of street, Bermondsey, Spanish icattie-...- f iyer-W. Gibbo .1.,,e.,,, • wiiversal suffrages of the Electors of the Borough . jinn,' fine street to wilt-ell . the ktarti inf . ; Calaglian• ' • ran Cltskle. 3 ..-when,,.:atte, exchanging a case of , , . , • and J. L. Bieklev and M. Willcox, of llrlstol ironni,.°“,„7, , )/ C.',f,Sotithwark. ~. .: - - • ' . -.. (so far as ref-rarg-the said W. Gibbons. and J.' L. Dic"'" if ier , Mr. HALL seconded : the •nominatinh' of 'Air 7 ; . . berm - C."lle s sa* -- fhe.q.k.)4.l,l ,, appro - ach with.:his le , ' • -ed ; as ,ii;-atatccii.,to„..us.,..by:a satisfaCtory explana- J. Watson S. Kent and J. Nlautider, Mark-lane, Nei° e '"Co''',' • , chants—Ml. Bra;kbank, W. It. Gr'ove, and. G. Atkins , •0' josses Burdett ; and lie hid no hesitation in re-' '''n - iale . " . eontfianion, and itavilig • arrive(l: - -nnar , .tli_e 'tioly on the - of - Lientt',l3llowisig• . . • per's-court, C,;rnhill, chronometer-makers-J. P e arsollf is tie wising :that the• perseveriinee and nnaniMity of the • . door, 'l4 \va's - '.. - Siiilcletiiy arreited -by :Brand,- and.- . oli_ Fridat,,lit . st, two companies, of the Tyrone - Pearson, C. Pearson, G. Pearson, and D. Price, Seethilli tll ° independent Electors of the Borollol of SOVIII- "h164;4. into Ills oWtf! I)artinetiti; :la considerable Militia conti nancled•.•,by:Major Irwin, Lurived io 'and Steet'pird, warehousekeepers, •-(so fax as reS2 4 ' :said J. Pearson). • ware would, in the course of • six. or snug 'days i , '.ced&crof p'eofait-h4viti. , ..f•-by - 'this . timeZbeen collect'-' • - - .. - Den.y,.fromlfullamore;*.The Edinburgh 111illtia, - „ • • ...----- , place,hini.in so elevated a situation 9:i the poll',' H. - use prisoner at first 'did not' exhibit any re- : .•,,-I,ie 'l. 4 nderstand,',• ? ..pre• in . daily expectation of re-. . ;10 f t: as i0.,-inclace Mv. Barclay tO witiidraW his pre- sisth,nce.; the aPfrearasideOf4lie multitude, how- ' ceiving marching - ,orders (orScotland, for the per- ' SUGAR.-The avera do - ' st ge.price of Brown or 'Museoca n g computed from the Returns made in the ,eak en ds tensions, awl confess he had .not the least chance 'ester, at 'once steitiedlti;iiharigehit Conduce,:.rind,, pose of ,being. disembodied. Their removal, we Felornary, lbla, is 745. 41d. per cwt. of success, -thereby following the example of. Mr. • upop . .'... Brand attet4ting• '1.0 . •,-- - - handcuff .Inns, •he lire ,eonfident, would be most severely yegretted. by • Elliot, the brewer, - At Westruinster., W 136 : ,was op- , •matilfested itie "Most , vitrlenttiptibition!: 4'."l4ttving . : ~ thr,Johabitants - • of Derry, 'and •ne4; - hbourhond,• on - ... '. - BIRTHS. . 44tf°141, posed to Sir Eraneisi-uritett, and was happy at .strggled: aifil cerritendecr for-dine , - ; ke-- - w;its at: any„ *otter I).ecasion than that of- allowing that •On the 28th ult. at Clantarf, the Lady of Bertram -' , ~ . • the end of five slays. CO withdraw, and leave~ 11-i" "lei , th - orerpOwdred,•aiiil throWW:Ctirit tl,' where ire highly rrspeeuible hod) of . men to return to - their Es q. of a son. r fl'A' s .; 'On Thursday last, the wife of William &miler , ` .) :0 1 1 ° ' °l)VoneTit to- ePpY that tr i itimpb • which would, wus 'confined . ' trilon., , ,•vhe 'float' ;,- but here.• hi-w- legs, • 11•0:41,es;:and,irelati yes. --. brigew . cits, wzis safely delivered of three ehildren, o ll, b e hoped, at ail Oates. attpncl the trite friend of :' 'tore 'exereiSenl in'bestol!;itag sbint,desperate-Isicks ,- ---- '. • ' -' ' and a girl-. The mother • and children are all dtiiisj>" ..,- • liberty,-(Applanse,.), - Alitch had .lken:--said, of -- noti'tis'keepErs•-.;'- - lirhile;his iii-iinaWse - body vas s-• ' '''• . . _ - .•... . . •••'. ' l ' - •- AIETEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL. - - 1 4 1 ° coirbination - s, but few., ..:11c.: . tholight;.cre.more. ftvis.ted' and - turned as• alniost to bill defiawe to •\- •'. -.- •.. '- • . . MARRIED.. • ' ICic - tb° • ' liar ant• than that ' t3 -J i ithlind.,,receutly - lieen'exhi-,:; lie ex'ertions of Brind.a•iiillai•s - ;•companious.. 'May- , •.. 1 .... •• • 1 Sadleir, Fsq Of Tir/el.:try •to'Mary eldest datio-lite' ,otl' l'imei'moipet,e..r. , , . . • Weatlit;r. . .'.' : . .. , ' ". ' ' ' , Ivi Fted by the ':irewer.-F,..ioi•the . pitriiiise of. --- keepin , itc;• , lidivevel• - , tSUeteeileel. in condi - I'lllo i- ' ,-- b. - • ' ~. . , 3,, •,, ,• . s.--tie i .,s - 1.--.. --'•.. - , - late Pieree 0 - Brien Butler; Esq. of DunboyneCif t in' the price of their .beer ,-• I:*o.c .p or tri(!iis'-inan: i 'll6tli'the betP„:Aid!..iiis eyes being - blindfolded, a , i .. • . . , I' if he dare,. to ...n.ot .gittt.stic. I a' co a ,intl.tic2ii with • pan of handcuff, trete ANith some difficulty (ow( og •.. • : • 1• a , • t.- ..-, . -- • • • . DIED. ;': • . - ;11, 7 • _ L AO, C CI C v it. ,V. -t 0 . 1 ..„0:ie :hi - -c , ;:p;,:4- ; ,, si ~kpi . : , 1,1 I:Wbrpiii; . .iit it;' kt) the ext rink siieof Ells. ‘cristi) - : 'let . -, .A, h - ,-- --, v .11' fir, ''' ~,,`-' .pOll.-• - I.)ac -• ; . ... - ,4 ~..,:• ...:! -.- 4 ---,-• . , c ;,-. .:.-- At Oxford, on the 31st ult. aged .sa; William ,1t0."1,5 , ,, • TIIC hx: of ti c bid!' liai ley; ii . wl - tf p . i . e-cl f4i 4- 41 iti . iscle-* -en bank sent'fbr,-.llielrriione•vits about, - to be eon, , , :..., ' ..• . -' -4 1 i t-.:". .."•:-L•: - . 5 -••'• ;- . 4 fs'-'l' c• - . 4 • :- Superior Bede! in the fatalities of Nlediente ank.i .!,,014 - ,p , ' r• ' 1 .... .4 roller of the University, and formerly of Wordester '-' t 0 0 mean,mr. An' instAne ill I) !? iistjs . thrtlisljecl lior . ~ veyed acVay, - tVhen the - ..mob,•-'lvllo • w•eve:e.ollecteci --- .. :.- • --7 •17 3 '• • •''' c ''' . .;--' . 7 On Tuesday, at Pentillie Castle; Frances, the el4e s -. r l-' • *'se Etliun; L ok , _an -Thiahfolls Ins.a.P. l . ll g: Pa.•Re.' , tfie' f'aliout tlie Ilboii,. , nii-littrst - • - int4o the .: - ipartment , ,, .-.. ~ ..., -• ~. • . to of J. 'f.'.. coryton, Es q . aged to vears. . - t -la ..i 1 ,,,,. „. , , (-). ....:. , . Inches .-I;et e:leinv-•of •:Inbertv ; •: - n7- 11 2...W"e..P .. I ' l l 3l. lritc: rtlftises l-. and 'tliiealeried ;a-reeife. Yortinatitely•B-and was • 6 8 35 37- 40-' .8,5 2'S .98 ' ClOudy Cloudy i „,, •On Tuesday, the 2:lth ult. at Weston, near Ma% . Charles lOhn . 11.1Olitietrx, Lieutenant It. N. t , the lte to w;;ll..:;uelessl.:ir• .WaL:4./.: . .s AVsre ilicri - "!,..ei1,. tot • stipPlied ivit II ii"?' ciu. - e' o f 'pistOl . 4,, , i - . ancl - -;11;:ving lu- '• , • .. . , 9 ;;.- : 44' . - '4O, 42. ,35 29.1,3 :fair Do. ,--.,. -On the night of the 9th inst..;atßroXbourue,ticr--' or, • - V t,4-•oi .liefor- a ~.,a.-is,,a ta , mill alterarils trieiP stafitlyPtilledsthetn" , foillt Stiecellted , for.•ornament , . " - :4 -' . • 39 49 r . - 83 ' 3O . ~. • - - . .--,... .., -,. i Cloudy. Do. Claudius Bochanan, D.D. '-• .. - liall ,ll°l 4 f-11 at the-Olcf Wililij -•','liil but . fO - • d . slab-i4= ' iri-ebeck-oAlreintentionS-or'the-Mob..;Elartnt anti ~.Feb. .. .r• '..,,. •, . - . ~r , h --.-- - a- ,- .. -- .' -I •' • a`t ', ,- •- • •' - " - • near heeds, Yorkshire. :.,,,,.. • . he Co' f C ' , VaM4t. interference , 1 u•eAl .woit.-d has e, oetn,trAns- alarni lio‘VeVel...iiier eased i ?.amt .- the -,w445 - 1e,......mi0h _ ~• 1 . 44 "IQ 46•:. .;i8 AO I Do. Cloudy . Robert Drummond, Esq.'of Megginch Castle, tri l''. ' 36 , ` • . r i 'IsI' ! : - 4•1• --, tir6se';VVil cOni --• b' i 7 •: • ''•-• • ' • •‘; - 't .. - ° 41.0rfed.. N.;ip.r..he:ivo;lo( . , , .....t ~-2 , . i .... .- nu hood at (Ince 'bectnne , a.s else of. to ror: and ....- 9: '. 42 ...‘lO •43 i3E '5O 3. ' .40 44 49 ' " '' ' . Fair, Do. • Do. . Do. of Perth.. - • Is '(;." "'"*" ' - -11 oncd tilit be e':.e.,*, '' -- ''•-" •,.' •• -,• coolness - ... - . - -c: •.--• '• • •.' ' ••• .. ', . • -.. -• -411 - ' 62 . li o . w il w.,. 1 , 1 i 5e th6 1 , 11.11ce..411f . :Ct S,, . ~ , , confusion. ,-11 - n.. and intleptchty.ol the . , , ...-. : ._I . . on ilia way tollath, for the recoveu of his healt . .'„ , 0 1 . , • . o c • 3., 'Bruce," late.of the Hon. East-Indla Company s se , ~t , v • riser! tn . " - siiiii,hai• ' , ;):,ir.ilisTl.ll . Ll'(.'," f : , T h 6_17 . criln.e . is ass ' OffideitiotWithancling.o.'Vereatatzt -, tile,' violence. ... -.-- ••••,,•, ".,' , .. . . •. -- - , ; Oil Friday last, Mn-. - Beaziey,-i.iif Parliament-strc . TOneb ~ reamer, h e ei t i t ge they h :Au ot - th e Pleif- of 01s-: - l 'O'fiiis iliiii'einetit, -and , wfl•lrrlii t - - , :hei+ig:.if.r.ivetr tri the - N.N . ,i•l_Sfrieitaincjaugc has' beenini.`nred by the Frost. Accoutrernent-maker. -• .• • - " - t' t:.” t o excuse, them. (11,611(1 applanse.) It had been dreadful alternative of firing, succeeded in placing . , ................-......................—...,-........... . ~ , .., . _ # Cr,04 1 , S"'(1 that Mr. Barclay winulti follow the . step .s of his prisoner, and the, whole of 11;s 'property, in An Otter:was' shot upon.the•bank of the Soar, LoNDoN: Printed by J. B. CAItSTAIRS, No• ';, - r,r , t it' 'Air. 1 - k - nry Thortitno-he wished not to animad-: - the coach', amid the hootings and yells of him- ;. at Barrow- near Loughborough, on Efidby se'n- iby w A SCRIPPS, "` if , ' 4' bus Bulls ;. and ptil,lisii ! :i ..., A. . . A „ ,i , - at tilt .111N-OcYFICE, No. 112, Strand ; where , p ,t .-. Vert on the conduct of the-dead, yet be could not dreds 'of the inob'of St. Giles's 1 The prisoner was ' night. It weighed about.'3o.lhs. , ilients, Order's, Letters (post-paid), &c. mast be "" ' - -- - • -