The Sun. — London, England, 1815-02-20 00:00:00

M TtIELO ?-7 '11; ETlt' EZ: I z Corvy:ci a Le - 1 ter fr , -::;f .ISe7n--Atitiliral tlin Hoil. Sr Ii FI ti,Lun CrolSer, da.trti nit hoard hi z.ahip Sui:er'o, at tr:fili•ts. - Ncw Loudon, . Jan. , • the honour to request yon will be ti, Liv the Itteit)ti COpy : 9f letter and its titdurjilrCS,WhiCit I face • Otis day actin to• Vice Sir Al'exancler Cochrane, the Connwin io Chief, ae6iling the capture of the United Stittes' ship Presideht, on stile 15rh instolit , tinder circumsLatices therein mentioned, before the Cominissiontrs of the Admiralty, with which, in his .absence,_ I have directed Lieut. Hare,.conimancling. his Majesty's schooner Pic.- ton, to proceed forthwith to Einglatid for...their Luitiship's information, I have the honour to be, eic. (Signed) lIENRY HOTHAN, Itear-Admiral.. Feb._lB, 1815 Snpeib, at: 7 AiiAor bet,re L`:ew London, Jan. 27 have the tkonour to acquaint you with the capture of the United States ship President, on the 15th instant, by thc.force described in the margin*, which 1 collected off the liar of New York, under the direction of Captain Hayes. She and - the Macedonian armed brig, ,of 420 tons, loaded with provisions, sailed on the Preceding evening, under the i commandof Commodore Deca t{ir ; but the present season of the year, and the dark nights of which he availed himself, have not enabled him to elude the vigilance of Captain Pave- ) and the Commanders of his Majesty's chips under his orders who have well dis . char,ged the important duty assigned to them ; and I beg leave to offer you-my c-Jugratulations on the de sign of the American Government being`defeated. You will perceive by the reports Captain Hayes has dflive-:ed to me (copies of which '1 do myself the honour to transmit to 'you herewith), the' ar dour displayed by Captain - Hope ill - the pursuit, the intrepidity with which he brought the enemy's ship to close action, and the undaunted spirit • with which the 'Entlyiiiion's inferior force . - Was singly employed for the spice of two hours and a halt, leaving honourable' evidence of judgment in.the position she was placed in, and of the de structive precision of her fire, in the s;nking state vf her antagonist, the heavy loss sustained by him, and his . ina hint V:t o make iurther resistance when Life Ponione---arrive(l tip with him ;:while the loss and d - amage sustained by the Endyntion was.coin paratively sinail • and although the distinguished conduct of Capt. Hope, his 'officers, and ship's - company, can derive no additional lustre from my commendation, I cannot withold my tribute of applause, nor can 1 refrain from assuring you, that the judicious conduct of -Capt2in llayes, iii the direction of the force entrusted to his orders, and the exertions exhibited by him and by Cap- • tains Parker, Hope and ,Lumley, have justified the confidence- 1- had placed in• their ;eat, and Live rendered them worthy of your approbation. 1 have the honour to be,'Si.c (Sii;Ded) HENRY HOTHAM, Rear-Mm. To the llou. A. Cuetiraae, K. 13. Coth. 14-Chief, fq.ljestic, at Sea, Jan. 17 - 0815; lat. 3a rain. 43 deg. N. bag. 71 min. 5J tieg. W. have the honour to acquaint you, that notwithstanding my utmost endeavours to keep the squadron committed to my charge close" in with; Sandy !Took, agreeably to your direqtions, for the purpose of , preventing the escape of the United States ship President, 'and • other vessels ready for sea at Staten Island, we were repeatedly. blown off by frequent gales but the very great attention paid' to toy orders and instructions, .by the respective Captains, in situations difficult to keepcompany,Trevented separation ; and, when ever the wind did force us from the coast, 1 in— variably, on the,gale moderating, placed the squa, tirlon on that point of bearing from the Hook, I judged it likely, from existing ei!turnstances,_ would be the enemy's track.: and it is with great pleasure I,have'now to inform you of the success of the squadron, in the capture of the United States, ship President, Commodore Decatur, on Siu night, after an anxious Chace of eighteen lotus. v On Friday, the Tenedos joined me, %vial your order to take Captain Parker in that ship, under tor command ; we were then in coinpany with the rindmion and Ponione, off the llook, and in sight of the enemy's ships ; but that night the' squadron was blown off again in a severe snow storo. On Sat ur‘lay, the Rind and weather be came favourable for the enemy, and I had no doubt but he would attempt his escape that night ; it .was inipossibk, from the direction of the wind, to. get - in with the Hook, and, as before stated, (in preference. to closing the land to the south . ward), we stood away to, the northward and east ward, till the squadron reached the supposedtract of the enemy, and whatis a little singular, at the very instant - of arriving at that point, an hour be-. fore day-light, Sandy Hook bearing W. N. W. lateen leagues, -we were made happy by the sight of a ship and brig standing to the southward and eastward, and not more than t..Vo miles on the Majestic's weather boa' ; the night signal - tar a general Chace was made, and promptly obeyed by all.t he ships. ln.the course of the day, the chase became ex treately interesting by the endeavours .of the ene my to escape, and the exertions of the Captains to get their respective Vnipsalung sick of hint, the former by cutting away his anchors, anti throwing over every movtahlc article, tvith a gre'at quantity o f provisions, Mid the latter by trinnuing • their gOips in every ‘-.ly possible to effect - their purpose. A s The day advanced, tile wind declined; 'giving the Encletnion an evident advantage - in - sailing ; and Captain Nor's eN,ertions enabled him'to get ,A OO4 side theenemy, and eniumente seiose action at half an hour past fi ve o'clock lii . _ WhiCh as continued with great gallantry aniL spirit on both sides, for two honrs itr.d I;alf, wileit the Einlyinion's sails being cut 1.-();%1 ilie ykirds, 'the en:Aity got a bead ; Captain iiope ovportuisity to bend tiev to get his ship aiiingsile again, the tion ce:tted, till the Pomone getting 19) at half st elevini at night, and tiring a few shots, the Ma.!estic, Captain, ITayes ; Tenedns., Captain Hyde Par_ Eudyrazioa, Captal,a loupe; Powone, Captain Lunde}. tn;cltiy say l limit sitti batl alteAtly 'tiered. . ~liipbeThg taken posseiFion of, pro ed be' the- Preaident s above stated, commanded by Coittioot‘ore. Decatur.. The t'etsel iu co:110;111Y •., with her Was the Macedonian brlgt, which made her escape by Very superior sailing. And •tio‘V . ,•ir, a very pleasing part of my duty is the bearing testiniony to the able and masterly manner iniwhich the Entlyinion was conducted, and the gallantry with which she was fought ; and whettAlie effect produced by her well directed fire upon the President - is:witnessed, it cannot be doubted but that Captain Hope %void(' have.'suc ceeded in either capturing or_ sinking had nun.: of the'spiadron been in sight. For your 'further information I have the ho nour to enclose Captain Hope's letter, with a re turn of kllled . and wounded on board the Endy ntion ; .I have not yet been able to ascertain the loss o'f the President, but I believe it to be much greater than the EntlytnioWs, and she bad six feet water in the hold when taken possession of; both ships were very much cut up in masts and rigging, and had the preSent, most severe gale commenced twelve hours sooner, the prize would undoubtedly have sunk : as soon as the weather will permit a communication - , I shall proctne fur ther particulars, and then seed the Endymion and Pomone, with the prize and prisoners, to Ber muda. - I hare the honour to be, &c. JOHN HAYES,' Captain. Rear -Admiral the lion. Sir H. Hutbam, ike. P. S. The ships having parted company in the gale, no further particulars have been obtained. %4nllber of persons of all descriptions on board the Presideut previous to the actio'i, about 490. Naintier and CaliLre of, her Gans. Maill-deeL, long 24-ponoders.—Quarter-deek, "14 4.2- pouncler carron mks, 1 long 21-pounder, 1 241-pooodur I)uwit xerl4-Furm,Ale; 6 - 41-poupder c.,..rroradels, 1 tong c44-ponnder. —Foretop, 2 brasg. rs 2 brass 6-pounders. —Mizentop, '2 smaller guns. Total-59.. t.A mereha:A ship laden W•ith projisiows• His Majesty's ship Endymion, t Sea, Jan. 15, 1815. enclose a return of the killed and Wounded, and I have great pleasure, in bearing testimony of the very great assistance I received from the. Senior Lieut. Morgan, during the whole day's Proceedings ; together with the cool and de termined bravery of my officers ,and ships QOM-. pany on this fortunate occasion. Where every individual has so conspicuously done his duty, it would be injustice . for me to particular.ize, but I trust the loss and damage sustained by the ene my's frigate, will spew the steady and well-di rected fire kept up by his Majesty's ship ,under my command. Although out loss has been severe, I am happy to state that it is trifling when compar ed with that of the enemy I have the honour to he, &c. (Signed) , LI. 110 PE. To John tlayes,Esq. Capt. of H. M . S. Majestic, and Senior Officer off New Yurk. • • • List of Killed and Wounded on board his Majesty's ship En dymion, fiction with the United States ship President, on the 15th January, BIS. lerl.-4. Reed, quarter master ; S. Murphy, eaptain of the mair.top ; J. Fair, ordinary seamen ; W. Ash, landulan , M. Norton, able seaman ; J en ki n s, able .seaniaki ; It. Mit. chell, able seam an ; Annare, quarter-gunner; P. Connell, landrnan ; W, Ilope, latidinan ; J. Smitli, semjeant of ma rives. -.-'Total I I . Insley, carpenter's-mate, severely; J, Do.. norm), gunner's-mate, severely; T. Dulf, captain of the'Laf ter-g,uard, dangerously; jt.Lane, trumpeter, dangerously ; .1. 1111 C)', iiiart.er-gunner, severely ;,J. Goodhall, able sea man, , lizlitly; Eagan, landman,- slightly; W. Milord, Landman, slightly; ;riffling, lanchnan, ; Lyons, lan , imau, severely ; I'. Weebs, able seaman, slightly; J. 'Cole, orrin.ary seaman, severely; J. Pnce, private marine, severe-. ly; J. I,vans, private marine; sliglitly.—Total, 14, FitONIOTIONS.—FIat-Ogire, J?il. li, 1315. 60th P.egiment of Foot, Lieut..-Coltincl E. Walker, from half pay of the 18th Foot, to be Licacnatit-Culonel, rice Who-exchang e s. RntviT--CaptainPonsonby "Wil,tts, on the Staff of the Army serving in Ireland, and ,Captaio Jobn Wilson, of the Royal Scuts, to ue 1%.1a . ', , ,rs hi - the Army. [The remainder To-ntor;ow.] Feb. 18, 1815. Mernlicr returned to erve in this present Parliament. , Bonmgh. Southwarit-- , Charles parclay, Esq. in the room of Henry Thornton, Esq. deceased. [This - Caiette announces the introduction on the Itith in stant to the Prince Regent of H. Camitiada de Castres, ap pointed bv.Lonis XVIII. to convey to his RoYal Highness the Collar and Itobes of the Order of Saint Esorit. It further contains . an Order in Conncil declaring Hull to he a port fit and prober for the deposit and custody of list India goods ; and notifies that :he Bon. R. Gordon hits been appointed Se cretary of Embassy at Vienna; John James,. Esq. Secretary of Embassy in Holland; Lc Gen.4re Starkly, of llemtrel-d, • Esq. Sheriff of the County Palatine of Lancaster, and Archi bald Belq, Esq. Sheriff Depute of Ayrshire; andrthat the Prince Regent has, permitted Captain James. Itose, R. N. to accept the insiplia of the Swedish Older of the Sword.—A Leveo will be held at Carlton House on Thursday nextl BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. William Jackman, Middle Scotland-yard, Whitaall, ar:r.y clothier, from Feb. iS to March 11. Abraham Jessurun, Hawford-bui)dingi, Fenchurch-street, merchant, front Feb. 14 .to April 4. Edmund Richard Ball, South MOreton, Berk Shire, paper - maker, from Feb. IS to March t 1. BANKRUPTS. Francis Jones, Maidstone, corn-factor, to surrender Feb. 25, March 4, and April I, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.— Attornies, essrs.Webster and Queen-street, Cheap side, or Mr. Unolte, Maidstone. Minsitip, Doncaster, bookseller, Feb. 27, 29, and April 1, at eleven, at the iVoolpack Ina, Doncaster. At tih•nie4, Mr. Heaton, Doncaster, or Mr. Blakelock, Ser jeant's ran, Fleet-street. 'James Davey, Ilishopshull, Soulersctshire, maltster, Feb. 27, March, 6, and 7.tpril.l at ten,. at. the George Inn, Taunton. Attornics, Messrs. Meade and Warren, Taunton, or Messrs. Alexander and Uulme, New Inn. coal-inerchatit, Feb. 21, March , 4, and April I, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. !tines and Pocock, Temple. John Hughes and -Inc:lard Challen, Storrington, Sussex, coamith, l,re.vers, Fcb. c i, Matcb 4, and April 1, at twelve, - . at Guildhall, London. Attornits, Messrs. Cluttnn ar.4 Carter, Saint Thontas-street, Southwark. Jaines Lonthard-street, merchant, Feb. 21, 'March •4, inn! A ,at twelve, at%Gnildhall. Attomies, Messrs. '1.'0110i:1,i:11s, Thomson and Itiiker, Copthall-court, nnitton"-street. Marsh, Yorkshire, merchant, March 9, 1 0 , and Aprii I, at eleven, at the nose and Crown Ifin, derslield. Attornies, Mr. Ilattyc, Chancery-,lace, or Mr. Ilattye, "Huddersfield. • John Ii tight, Wiveisield, Sussex, tailor, Feb. 25, M arc h 7 , and April 1 e at twelve, at Guildhall, London. - Attorac Mr. Bull; Voiles -stre e t, C aven di s h- square. Ys• Henry Rugg and Charles Rugg, Austin-friars, sillonen, Feb. 23, March-, i t tir April at eleven, at Guildhall, Ai, tornits, Mears.Volker and nankin, Old Jewry. Tiasunas nobinson and Joseph Stead, Dalton, Yorkshire;l:lo : rulers, 'Mareh 7, at four, and April 1, at eleven, at the • noSe and Crown Inii,Llinblerstield. Attornics, Mr. Ilattye, Chanverv-lane, or Mr. Crosland, Hudderslietd Elizabeth Lit chin, Magdalen-street, , Southwarli, stationer, Feb. 25, March 11, anti April 1, at ten, at Atterney, Mr. Lindsay, Saint Tlioluos-..treet, Southwark. inerchaat., 28, at. ititc, Much ti, at twelve, and 1, nt mit' at Guildhall. Attoruey, (a•tic o street, Holhuvit. Isaac Freeborn, -Finch - tug - 11AI, Issrx, btit cher, March 1,2, and April 1, at deceit, .at•the Wltitti'Llart Bui:king.- Attornies, aleArs.Wallorti and Cuitningtuit, Braintree, or Mr. 1311,0nde1., Gray's Inn. - John Caxton, Cambridge, innkeeper, Feb. 27; 28. , • at eleven, and April at five; at the Red God Inn, Petty Cory, Cambridge.: Atturints, Mr. liiti„, ,. .gerstoin, Cambridge, or fir. flollowsy, Chancerylatie. John 13eake, Mithashury, Wi!tstire, parchment-maker, Feb. 27,• at four, 2S, and April 1, at eleven, at tine - White Lion Inn, Malinsbury. _Atturnies, Messrs. Itetall anti Patil, Tetbury, ur Messrs. Lung and Austen, Gray's Intl; • • Robert Warth, Leveringtun, Cambridge, undies, March pt at fire, 10, at ten, and April 1, at live. .Attornies, Messrs. Girdleston, Bellamy , atul Wing, \Visite:telt, itr Mr... Fames Worthaut, Castle -street, Halbutn. Richard Blakemore, Birmingham, tailor, March 10, 11, and April I, at eleven, at the Royal lintel, Birmingham. At. , tornie - s, Mr. Nicholls, Gray's Inn-square, or 11r,. Mule, • Birmingham. James Lyon, London-street, City of London, broker, Feb. 25, March 4, and April. 1, at one, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Vandereum and Corny, Bush-lane. Richard Price and William Cross, Bristol, merchants, Feb 23, 25, and April 1, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Brist. Atturnies, Messrs:Fart - ant, Clark and Richards, Chancery-lane, or Messrs. B. and 0. Sibith, Samuel Gowar, High Holborn, engineer, Feb. 20, Nl:Arch 4, and April 1, at t en , a t ditildnall. Atturnius, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old Bethiem. Benjamin Munn, Rolvenden, Kent, dealer, Feb. 27, 28, and April 1, at eleven, et the Woolpack inn, I'enferden. At tornies, Mr. Wins, Tenterden, or Mi. Derby, Harconrt buildings, Temple. Winstanley, Liverpool, merchant, Marcia 2,3, and April I, at one, at the King's Arius lon, Liverpool. At tunnies, NieSirS. Pritt and Kewlcy, Liverpool, or ,Messrs. Blackstoek and Dunce, Paper-buildings, Temple. William Dickinson, Sheltielii, furrier, Feb. 2a, alarch 1, and April 1, at eleven, at the 'rutin oe Inn, Slieibeld. Attar nies, Mr. Haywood, Sheffield, or Mc. Bigg, Southampton buildings, (luiricery-lane.; William .EAlis Prictiatit, Bristol, apothecary, Feb. 27, at three, - 28, and April I, at ten, at the Talbot. suit, Bristol. At tortties, Messrs. Price-and WiDia:llS, Lint:lA/I'S lun, ur Mr. Stokes, Caernwent, near Chepstow. George Jackson, how Church-yard, calico-printer, Feb. 28, March 7, and April 1, at ten, at Guildhall. •Attorney, Mr. Charles Jackson, Maui-court, Tentple Christupli4v Shallard the elder, Keynsitani, Sothersetshire, steel-w;, tier, March 1,2, and .April f, at twelve, at the Cuainnroial ltoorns, Bristol. Atturnies, Messrs. asuorne and Bristol, or Mr. S. N. Meredith, Libeolit's Inn. Thotnas Stephenson and Robert Stepliensim, King - stun-upon- Bull, spirit.ruercliants, Feb. 24, 28, and April n, atitme, at the Dog -and I)tick Tavern, Kingston-jipon-Hull. Attor nies, Mr. William Wahnsley, Parliatuunt-street, Hull, ur. It: r. Egerton, Gray's Inn-square. George West, Kingston-upon-Hull, linen-draper, Feb. 24, 28, and April 1, at eleven, at the - Dog and Disk Tavern, Kingston-upuni-Hull. --Nit - wines, Mr. %Valiant Walc u sl e y, Parliament-street, Hull, in• Mr. Egerton, Gray's inn-square. Cheltenham, farmer, March 10, 11, and Aprt I 1 3 at eleven, at the Swan Ililt, Cheltenham. Attornies, Messrs. Vizard 'and Co. 1AM:0111'34 Lutututi;or Mr. Prue!), tenhant: William Morris anal Thomas Morris, Little Tower-street, nine and spirit,hrukers, at ten, 2i, at eleven, and April I iat ten, at 'Affinities, Messrs. ItubinSun and flaitraiond, An stin Friar,. • - Witham Dick Gantage, Falmouth, merchant, Feb. 21, at ten, es, at -eleven,.and April- - I,• at ten,- at GI, ildhall All-orney,:qr. Paulin, Broad-street, Rail:1111e. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 2S. C. Beglehole and J. Reilgrave, Mark-lane, mer chants'--April 5..1. Cook, Giocester, wine inercllatit-March 11. II . Atlines, Cheapside, watch-malier-Mareh 11. W. lto den, Ifytine, Kent, bookseile.r-Nlarch 17,, - 0. -Dickinson, South ShieniS, Dulhatn„ lioun-draper.-Niarch 14. It. Top ham, Souili SMelds, Durhaw, , linen-draper-Marea 13. M. FalLiter, alaaehester, stationer--.;larch I L. Powell, Tot tenham-coin c-ruad, , , .1. NVelfurd, • Water-lane, Fleet-street, F. Cole," North Tawtinr, Devi:4l3llh 'serge-milker-March 11. .3. Nlceres; Kingsland-road, vietualkt-Marelt 11. H. Oxforti.street 11. NI. Raley, jun. Cliesaunt, nallier-" , ..rch 7. J, Hickox, • Worthing, Sasser, • dr , .per-March 11. J. Woi.idririouti.row, New-road, So., suers-town, distiller,--March li. B. Newport, Gill-street, Litheliouse, earpenter-FeJ). i s S. and 'F. Nlingay, and P. N ott, Smithfield, bhinliers-March 14. W. Wood, Frrmwell i;%ill', I)ui ham, innusbn-vthnuhmlirer-2,larch 11. T. Sa:i;elil, Durham, Stiegeon--,March 11. Nioye, Sloane-street, car penter-March 11'. J. 'W.-Shertrood,'Newg - itte..street, Cheese monger -March 11. R, and T. Ed en, Rielnnorid; -eva.:ll-unt hers-Nlarch IG. A. Wiclielio ' iiinsford, Berkstin'4, butcher -March Whitehead, M. Howard, and J. Had dock,' Cateaton-street,-bani , ers. • CEItIiFICATE". I .-,MA rid ti 11._ . 'l'., Cnclirun, FArk, glor,..r—W. Ludlam, Eluddersse.lii, Vorl,shire, whitestuitli—;t. (7olien, BishopF-late-stre,t, mer •enant---C. Hop k ins, Stithrtirish,.;e, Worce..tershire, ,nitrccr— E. Ferny, John's -street, West Switirtle!d, , Buckle, Cheltenbnri, Adams, Ip.;viich, grocer— .l, Mi. Stephens, Nlanclie.ster, cottou-spintittr—N.S. Builder, Bristol, woollca-draper,• • PARTNF.RSIIIP'S DISSOLVED. E-cles and K. Tickle, Suttmn, Llncashire, ~ b rewers.—j. V A 'ACO. It, 'nu. and .1. Lantbert, Goda Surrey, cabinet 'maker . Ely and R. Porrit, Gray's-inn-lane; clieestunon gers.—tv. Downs. and D. Billet, .Marslnield, Glucestershire, 'timber-merchants.—.l. Scott and COOii, Bernt , ;(lllSPy-Stretl. woo!staiders.—F. Haworth and S.ll-1 - lawor. •(,amstod, Not tinghamshire, candlewiek•lnannfactnrers.—,.. and Oar)", fl it, Ncrhik, shopkeepers. —W. and V. Darby, tVycli-street, ompers.---J. D. P. Porcher, N. E. Kindersley, E. Fletcher, and 1. Alexander, D evons hire - square, East' india agents.-- F. atid C. flodgett's, Great Warner..zt meet, Clerkenwell, mourning ;,cwellers.,—J. Lawrence and Taylor, Deerhur:t, Gloiestersinre, butehers.-3. Cleugh,J. Teak, and .J. Groves, Leadenhall-street.---E. 'l'. Tidcombe, and E. MoorF, Skei..ton Mallet, grocers.. SU OA R.—Tbr- average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Rettirns made. in the week ending 15th I'e4ruary, 1.315, is 71s. 9 d. per cwt. William Bondy, the man who was lately com mitted to Norwich Gaol for shOoting at Elizabeth Cierrod, died in that prison on Monday last. Be was sikty years of age. It must be gratifying to the Country to bear, that Dr, COOPER, M. D. with a Society of emi nent Surgeons of thirty years experience in Stric tures, Debility, Btc.' have established a Medical Board (to whom all cases arc i eferred) at Charlotte house, Great Charlotte-street,' opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel,. Blackfriars-road, London ; where the Public are relieved, from the most dangerous (liseases, without confinement. The Institution claims the attention of those who may have at tempted the ,cure of ,themselves, or. who 'have been so blind and unfortunate as to consult' men ignorant of so important a branch of the profes sion, whose improper treatment lu ve mercu rialized thousands, mid brought.many to an in timely end - ; eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, throat, mouth, and nose, ver tigo, noise_in; the ears, deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blindness, strictures,. pains . in the bend and liMbs, frequently Mistaken for rheumatism ; extreme weakness 01 the knees, swelled ;flicks, with a general debility, &c. are only a few of the dreadful symptOms Which fre quently appear years after, and too, Often ernbit- L:r3 the matrimonial state.. 11ies4r9. cooPEil and - Co. are consulted daily by all ranks 9f people, from eight till ten, or by letter, inclosing a fee (for no other are answered), stating.' their case, when Medicine and the best advice is sent to all parts of the .kingdom. They also cure the Piles _and fistula, Wittnit burning or cutting, and give advice gratis, on Toes(l4y, •Thursda . y, and Sun day mornings, till twelve o'clock_ , 4 LAViNTE,6Lf(;:,:;C:E. ( . ;()r?..t OF tI - 1111*ZUhliY, Fr.B. IS. TH'r: AtTORNEY ~ ' G:tNERAL V. LORI) DUDLEY -AND WARD. fuislionor.: gave judgment in this cause tit ti.ty, by orclerittg the billtobe distuissed. CCP....!"I' OF KING'S BENCH, Pce. Is. T:l2 KING v.T. BOROUGHS. This was iaformation filed a gainst the cte fendant, who was formerly purser of H.M. S.:he Rhin, cliargiug him with having foilged certain documents, %vithintent . to defraud his Verdict, Guilty. uLD BAILEY. On Saturday Richurd Thompson; James ThonziP son, aria John Sandiford, all boys under the age O f 15, were indicted for entering the dwelling-house of Mary Doyle, and stealing a pair of shoes. The Jury returned a Verdiet, finding Sandiford Gullty Death ; and the two Thompsons Not Guilty. George Salt vas was found guilty of stealing, an d Robert Rogers of receiving, knowing it to be oolun, tptmltity. 'of hay, the property of :AL Milton, a nort‘edealer, hr Brick-street, Picca' dilly. ?'..Desmond was indicted for br ea ki ng an d en. tering'the dwellinir,LhOuse . of Elizabeth Tennatit and robbing Mary Sorrell of a one-pound bate. The Jtay,• without much hesitation, toning the' prisoner Guilty, Death. • Mr: KN:iPP moved the Court that the Special, Commission appointed for the trial of Mrs. Saic' tier, who stands charged.with the.tnurder of a te- male on the Continent,, might be postponed till Tuesday, as a witness who was expected frog' Paris had not yet ar4ved. The Commission cras adjourned accordingly. POLICE INTELLIGENCh. ROW-STREET. At.Atukt of IstrultbEit..—On. Saturday information was brought to the. Office, that strong suspiei(dt was entertained that a murder had been comthir: ted, in criesequence of a blicklayer being at +v" , ;°` ' at the tol, of a house -in 11 tmgertord-rnarket, wheit he observed in the gutter of. the adjoftling hou r ' the head of a buntan body, placed in a state 01 concealMent, and apparently as if the body t" which it belonged had lately died. From the manner in which the circumstance was represeh t "' ed, considerable alarm was. raised hi the neig h ' . non; hood, and on a representation to the pao' li offfeers; a Coroner's 'Jury was about' to b sun'' fuoned to enquire into. the whiA of the cii3ej however, on 'a representation to Mr. Btrtruc, c:stisequerit investigation, it appeared, that tb luiuse . iNir. -- skvirt, the,Surgeon, in Parliameri v street, is repairing, and the rubbish had be': thrown into the street..by Stewart, a l'irernen,°' lodires in the house where the head was found iii Ilimzerford-anarket ; he picked the head out tr" ra amOng the rubbish, /and took it. home wit h.hi; ll ; and gave it to a surgeon's instrutnent-rnakcr,lv' l lodges in the same house with him. The lustr e ment-maker, to.prevent its frightening childre rit c had placed it in the gutter, and it turned ° u s that, instead of the head tieing fr,,tn a body ti"' was lately dead, it had been properly prepared 131 a Surgeon, -filled with wax, &e. kt§ Cum.: , ..is; op MuitoEtt.---Tiniothy Harley charged with the wilful murder of John on the 2Sth Of -May, ISI I, in kiregorv's-et' urr ; Bermondsey. It appt:ared that a shoat time the prisoner attacked Salmon and Wil son , beloot;_ ing to the Office, in a public-hiinse 'its St. Giles:: in the execution of their dufy : it w a s thought Giles} latter would lose an eye in consequence, and, ' r fact, ,their :lives were despaired- of: the prisoli c o was at length 'steam!, and eounnitted to Prison, Clerkenwell,- for want of bail. The cutnstance was related in the Nevtsnal')ers, was seem by Mary Sealy, the mother o f the ° c t '. ceased Johu Sealy, aura observing the num° Hurley, as being the wan .who is, charged ` a tt l the murder of her son, she went to New Pris °l ,: Clerkenwell, to see his person, when she reObj -nised bins to be the same man who is ..bPri , , ) With, and stands indicted upon the verdict u t il Coroner's Jury against bin's, charging v i hint ' e j killing and slaying her son. He was ,eoturoittr, to take his trial for the murder at the ensuillg thti rey Assizes. METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL• Tl►crnwmctcr. I I I Weather, I ) .=, 0 . .' , - - - .'" - .' ' '', !. 1 ''; - • - *-' - ,i -4 1 , , ----- ------'d 41.eb. I . '-' Ine„hes •1 48 147 51 44 29.48 Fair I a 5 45 148 53 46 '.90 . 1.) , o. ()‘1 1 . )0• 6 18 149 51 44 - .83 Cloudy ' ,: t; ir 7 45 .02 I 44 . 49 I-41 1 78 .61 Fair ; ,i8 8 45 146 52 141 I . Cloudy .7,4 9 46- 42 46 188 I .66 .06 Du ' I ' l o iJi C/ 11 10 40 40 42 1,41 I .63 Do. 1,1 1 - .08 I " ----- ' - , BIRTHS. , e of , ob i i4 I At Chirton, in the County of Northumberland, t h e „Ili' At Cbirton, in the County of Northumberland, t John Coliingsv,ootl, -Esq. - - (brother to the late Adz . Conit)wood), of a son and heir, v Ijic(d! the Lad uesdiy sv'nnight, at Sunderlandwiek, ❑eai fy of H. Reynord, of two suPs. MARRIED. S'o 4l( ''l; / On the 1 Sth inst.. at Dennisigton, Sur.blk, Leis is of narri, ofillokenharn, to Sarah, ynune;estdangl i ' rr heft Weltiarn, Esc'. of Bennington-1-1.,11. .or' 9l d hn th,yllth 'not. at Layton June, •Captain ;el aged 89, one of the rider Bret.hreti of the Trinity=x l°J tilt olden Mewber of that Corporation. DI ED. • yoreCr3lrofq LONDON: Printed by J. B. CARS - CAMS, No• ryr% riG e / bulking's ;- and published by W. :1. SUBIPPS, 4° At ive r j , at tlic suN-Ovrrerf., Nu: 112, Strand ; syhere:idir:P"