The Sun. — London, England, 1803-01-31 00:00:00

the 14,1% 7 1)0 . 1 1 1 GAZETTE, Jan. 29,' tSt2O3. ZVI Chamberlain's OP(' January 2.9. Notice is hereby given, that there will be a Levet' at , 'Sr. James's on Wednesday next, the ztl day of February. .s . • - Deumbig.Sireet,. gakzotry 29. , The King hits -been pleased 'to appoint William Th'intriond, Esq.: ro ho His Majesty's Ailabassador pctraordinary, and Plenipotentiary to 'the Sublime ()Etonian' rotte. - • The King'has also been pleased to appoint 1-I,igh F,sq. to be His Majesty's envoy Extraordi. nary and Minister Plenipotenttatz to the Court of Naples. The King has been pleased, to appoint Anthony Merry, E N . to. be His Majesty's Envoy Extraor dinary ,and Minister Plenipotentiary Co the United States of Amerii:a. The King has been pleased to appoint Edward Thornton, Esq: to be His Majesty's Secretary of Legation at the Hague. Crown,Orgice, jangary MENIBEKB ILETURNED TO SERV • S IN lIITS rßest.Nr r RLI,AgEtvT Borougb,of Garton. puntlas, of New Norfolk.street; Grosvenor-square, Middlesex, rsq. it; the room of jantes - Dashwood, who huh accslsted the Office of fitewyd of His Majesty's Manor of Eltst Hetidred, in the County of Berks. Ordnance Office, yanua c y..lo. Rgal Righ;texi of Second Lieutenant George Rcdber to be First Lieutenant, vice William Johnstone,• superseded. Dated Jan.•;, 18os. Ci-osohtirms it, the A yrOlire 10%n-tient of Nlititia, signed by the I-kitten:3 , 4. Dated Novemier 2 4, 1 80 2. George Clark:: to be Adjutant. John /tell, scan. to be Quar tet...l%4;4cm'. Doebrr Wm. I)onahison to be Surgeon. Conttnitsiont hi the Kireutibright anti %Vigtown Regiment of North British Militia., Jived by the Lord Lieutenant. ,Dat. , :d Yanmerry 2Z, 1803. Stewart Marro 17,4110rt0n, Esq. to be I l ylijor. Cordon Max. Wen, Gent. , to be Lieutenant: Cootiniulan.r In the Inverness-shire Sic. Regiment of 'forth British, Militia, .tigtted by Ibe Laid Lieutenant. 'Pod De relabel, /(4,. tBoz. • 7a he.C.'aptains, The Ilan. Archibald Frtser. George.G rant, Esq. • Alpin Cram, Esq. Mastertoit Robertson, jun. Esq. r 9 Ga LieWettontr, Thomas Wleot., Gent. lames Gran:, Gent. .Ito!)eit I.awstyn, Cent. .Charles 111'Gtegor, Gent. Andrew :11actIonai, Gent. To be Ensign.r,,l)uottl enr.e eon. ('; (mt. I)onaltt Mactionahl, (I:ent. • Voliva Stewart, Gent. Jelin Munro, Gent. A lexawle'r dent'. - Rettaict :%-lhGregor, Gent. be grog grse, kohiut grant, gent. • 7"o tie 4,l]taant, Gent. 'Dated September l• Ple%. ' 11,4NKRUPTCY SUP ER sspEn. pichoi C,tubb, 14: of krrnyo-stwcr, macliant, .7 "(NKR t Wuol now or late 'of' Liverpool, flotir-(I'Ml“, to 9 , U ' l~uclwrFi.l), 22. awl Ketch j 2„, itt one, ;41. tho T.TIVrilieNV. itorney, Mr Fre , k I 'lv''''P r)(.l ' i'' ) . , '=1d. 1.1 ' , .;d214: the youomtr, uoaton. • fell. 5, ts, and Ahirch I (it'll MAI, t.orolo“. Alto; onv Mr. Doicc, Dina:l-milt:Ara, Lot. lit,. EtiNV. of toocoldshirc, mer,:haot, I ch. 5, 15, one, March 11, at ten, at Gtohl:tall, LooJ.o. Achy-11ov, I)roce, hilliter.vmare, l.ondon. l'homati Pricliett,la,tl of Wit) mottoy... z.“.:rivener, Fc.b. 2, at eICVC,I, ;40 , 1 March 12, M'CI.C I h.4 at (;111111)"14.11. Mr. C.AFte,r, Stai,k'b.t mt. ant. Ilutnetr, c,f 1'•.:tc.r.,P,e1,1, Foothamptob, vi tuallcr, Feb, tt MO ;.',l,llCil . $2, la twelve, at the Rea-Lion Attornie, ,A ir. “r , :ethatir, Per.rafickl ; or Messv, W. and I. Claord's-Inn. ''.,•Thontas Wrie,ht, laty of Leeds,, mcrchmr, reff. 12, /26, Ili cloven, at toe liotei, Lceds, and hlarch t., at five, at the York. Tavern, 'York, ,AttorMe's, Mr, Lambert, Hatton.. • 31ardco, Londqp ;or Ntessts, Nicliohmii 2nd Upton, I.ceds. , C - ottfrtsy Sl:eift;4o, liprn.thaper, te„ 14, and at , torce, at the Toiltific foit, , Slidticid• At- Mestrs. Park.Ar 100 Betit, 4heificici ;,Qr.lllr, 814- ' AntVe; Sitin;Lary.,;:tierl, Stand, London: kitili, or tipper Roddington, NOttitatrtptoo,' and Lawtenc:.; Ilull, of I.:',ant,utty, Oxford, cow,dettlers,'Feh. Mid Mardi ii, at eleven, aC t 1V1) . 110.1.1°, Pan boy... A ttoutic , , Aleyriolt and Broderip, Red tion.sioare, 'l, , a.dou; or ICL.:ors. 1 7 11tMiti t Gulby ' . 4nd Islallurd,l34nbuty. it.ot,;:rs, late of 1.)1),Iof.111111, Southampton, miller i;nd Olditstur, 14, 13, .sail at eleveir, at the (,con',o Inn, 0101 Ent, ',..;uutilaniptort.• Attornvy; &Jr., . • I ,„' •, , , _ - 1! el 1. !,:;t • ! t , (7tlin3rll, 14,11,T ;. 1:ok Quayle, of Livel pool, merchant, , Feb. 18, And. Marci) • 13, t; Ea twelvc, at ti 1.... Star lola c..;:oty Taveril l Liverpool. Attdtitey, Mr. Norris, I.tyt,. - rpool. , .. - Aobort C. I'ortvr,e.ll(itifton-upon-litill, irorimonscr, Feb, S, it; and M44:11 1Z• at cii:ven.,at the Cr055.‘,1 4 .4.1$ 11111 0 ilc.1114A011.11p4)11-1 - 11,111,, 4,ttorooy, 'Mr. ~;.31c, .1 - 140. . . ' , ..anntilAuis, ~ , Fel). 42. P.,1)11 Tin.V111111:;,3 tile yo,nnpr, or stewargestreet sic tea ' at Gill:anal!. ' 4,',lareit . itOtyt tilacrt, e r 4A.,lrt- Lodge,Surrey, cyat, trAcivilan , at ten, at G L0:41:1311. VC . 9. 2.2. (.)xfortl..ltNct, mercer, at ten, rah. 22. jO,llll Nesbitt, Edwat4Stewart, and John Nesbitt the younger, , ot . l4.l4tenani.,A4rS/, me:chants, at ten, at rah. ag. Nathaniel Johnson, late of Itenfield Sussex, _ . , shopkeeper . , at eleven, At the White Hart Inn, Ilentield. s.w.nr,Soll and John G'arditer, of Liverpool, grocers, At eleven, at OF Cloth: TavCrii, Liverpoot. )414t.ch 2. Dania Moors , of 'Middlowich,r Chester, draper, at three, at thultrid, , ,tdvater-A mil, Manchester. Feb, Ai. 'ono No l / 2 5:141 Willi.uu flobaa, late of Southsra • Common, Sotitharwiton,' green-grocers; at tIVO/c, tit t he tiniud'iwiern, • rob. 23, Ch.irles Nr:Uitie, of li2tter, tallow.tchandler and 0 0 4 p r oun c o, At ...:hven, al the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Feb. 33. Dani4:l liyskin, of TotterihArn, grazier, at . ten, At Guildhall, A vril fohn Forbes anti Robert 'romkins, late of Lad .. lane, warelio•tniemen. at ten, at 0 itiledral I. • 'Vet). S. David Maitland, of New pridge-street, London, ' merchant, at ten, at Guildhafik. . • , 1 , 4 jell:r, of the Strand, hiberclasher, .at twelva, at Guildhall, '' +‘; DeLtrvit Ruhert Moore Whiteside, flcrtford, grocer, •at tr m olve, at Guildhall, I.ondrin. • M • - arch lb, Pit:ILL . /IKr, Wotton-bnder.Edge. Gloucester. • shire, clothier, at eloyen, at the White.flart Inn, liristol. IS. faint' rarslee, of flolt, bookseilq, at eleven, at the lwriters Inn, nolt. al. piihert Wright, late 01 Worcester, dealer, al pleyen, at tiie L . :town and. Sceptre-Inn, Worc.eiter. • C Fel? I'INC/IrEs. r eh. jogialt Icon& footan, Clotreester„grocer. 1.,11n Suniintry,lato Qll.lVlCltte.3trccl, Itlaciarias.Road, baker. William Minder), of Manchester, merchant. , flOrithy, Pao of NeWcastic.up9n-Tyne, woollen. • ilratiq. • I... , iefrit alSaiot Mary. Axe, rorrelmt, C;Myttol), SloCk"‘Vdi s Or 4,:harlits lieipinliway, 'Leeds, pres• if er, rern.,,s Ilit):11, ti4ll, firmer; Samuel Sto..3tvell, of ilalir'ax, ycornan, johlill7r4v : r. Letcls, dyer.„ ati ' d !oho Rogenoo, dyer:' tolm haxter, of the Middl4 'You , 411i$' and luingi -Alexander Scott, laic 'Cillitarn, of tlie. tioyvveil.stnet, tavcra-kt.,,prr. ;; 0 1114 nfr;vli;l4-t;p:qnAtme, . t,. LONDON, JANUARY 31, On account of the severity of the weather Ifs MAJESTY dici not go to Kew on Sitturday, to in_ sped the works cartying on there, as he is aICCUS. tomed to do; Yesterday morning Turin MAJESTIES and the PII.INCESSES Ottoiled Divine Serb ice iti the Private (Thapa at Buckingham-House, where a sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. GLAsss. After which Lord CRANLLY paid his respells to THEIR MAJESTIES. The Kitts° will hold a Levee at St. James's on Wednesday next. MAJ RSTI es and the Pit NCESSES are ex petted to honour Dtury.tane Theatre with their presence on Thursday... next. . Monday► last the Right Hon. Lord STOPFORD was unanimously chosen Member of Parliament for the Dumfries Distrid of Boroughs, at Anuan. Lieur..Colonels FLETCHER, ANDERSON,, W I N. TER, and Law es, of the Royal Marines, and Captains JANE, RICHARDSON, LYNN, and WING ROVE, are appointed to the Portsmouth Division, in the room of the Officers who are gone out On the retirement. Four Firrit and six Second Lieutenants, are also ,ap.. pointed there, which completely fills all the va. cancies. The 39th Regiment, and the sth Battalion of the both, who formed part of the Garrisons of Deme rara and Surinam, were, on the surrender of those Islands, sent to Trinidad, to relieve the r+th, and 's7th Regiments, ordered to Euro. K Governor BENTINC, early in Noveinber, sailed from St. Vincent's for Demerara, to arrange some private affairs. This Government, during his ab. nce, devolves on the Hon. D. arrLeY, President oldie council. Lieutenant-Colonel Nroto r.tioN, lately come and. jog the Ist Battalion of Royals, at St. Martin's, Ims beep presented by the inhabitants of dutt Island with a Sword, worth too guineas ; they have like. wise given a piece Of Plate,, of so guineas value, to the Mess of the Corps., Thursday morning the 9th v regiment of foot t onrchcd from Plymouth Dock to brigade in the country, as if on service, having an advAnced party in front, and a rear guard to pick up, stragglers : the regiment were in high order, nil skirmished the road to the, three mike stone ;, each man had his kinsacii. • i i t s : very nt.IIIICCM4 weeting of the Members of the cor'porztti , .m, rind principal inhabitants of the City of tbventry, was held on Friday, to ennsitler:of the most p,ropermeans to support the Eledion - of Mf. IF g v.'; pad Captain BAK L wohe present Mem. hers, against the Petition of Messn.. Bixin and • MoOR vor*iii,ing of their return. Seine spirit.. ed, resolutions wore immediately entered into,, and a most liberal.subseription was made for the p.arpose of defraying all the necessary expellees. An engagement is Stated ,to have taken place be.. tweet', two 'powerful detachments of 1 - 10LIcAa and Sc xtrusii., at the pass of Amagliur, in the beginning bf Otiober last,: they were both an their March to secure this important roar, um} met by the side of a jungle near sunset,' when the troops in van corn. menced theattack, while the rear endeavoured tO Secure the camp and cattle ; the contest lasted with considerable.obst liver till near tnidnight, when the troops of HoLitAtt, gave way, anti fled in al. dirrc. Aim, while those of Scitiosa., establiskti them. selVes in this important station, frtictrwhieb, it is probaide,, the enomy Will find it diflicult if nut im. possible, to dislodge The Ftench commander At Cayenne, in Nov., last, sent the schooner La of 18 guns, to Lord SEArottikt,' Govern* of Barbad'oes, with proffers of friendehip, and an , expresion of his hopes for .the maintenance of a good understanding between the two colonies. The Rarbadoet Merrily of the. 6th November, gives the following paragraph:—"" By an arrival on Tuesday from Tobago, we are happy to learn, that the inhabitants experithice no inconvenience from their late change of Government, and ,that the island is in general healthy and tranquil." nh Monday l.tst at one o'clock a meering took place on Wimbledon Common, between Nit, Y— and Mr, the former attended by Capt. Y—, orthe J.ight Dragoons, the latter by Lieutenant N— of the Artillery. The parties flied at the same time at ten paces ; Nor Y— with Out etft..4 Mr. T—in the air. The Seconds then interfered, and the matter was it) justed by a satisladory apology. The Subscription for the improvement of Bristol harbour is now finally closed. It being understood' on Monday 'hist, that in ad‘lition to zoo,oool. al. ready subscritgd, the ful cher sum of 5ci,0001. was requisite, tht ryhole was phial in the course of a few' hours. Sir JOHN SINCLI.Iit i Barr, has lately-asce r t a i n . ed, that peat.artiwashes, and common.dung, form together one of the best colnimqrs for manure, that has been ever brought into use. • This compost has been tried with the greotest success. by Lord Manoow Atoc,.,at Meadowbank, near Edinburgh, and by JOSEPH SCOTT, Esq. of Chatteris, on his estate . . " - The average price of Brown or Mu6covadn Sugar s comptitea troll) the';eturns made for' the, week eiui. ing the z.sth day of 'January 1803, is :fish ry...q-vo an(l,,One Fdrib;ng per hundred %ve . gli t.. A few evenings sinee, a valuable linvie at the Bel!' Inn, in Warwick.l.ipe, 1,4,0 discovered to have gts windpipe cut by some mansterin the shaFe of a man. "flic rf•mf 4411i11 died in - lea th,tn hupr ItefWili'Soerf ]AILS. ' AAII.I I / 4 tb. DUk. TO land %I French f - . - - r lianburgh o THE SUN. /Oki/4 QUl4.Dlttai PALAUkt• AULLAT MOH TREASON. THE KING against Edward' Marcus Pcspard, John Wood, Thomas Broughton, John Francis, ThoJ f 114 i Phillips, Thomas. Neuman,' Daniel Tyndall, John Doyle, James Saguia Wratien, frilliam Lander, Arthur Graham, Samuel Smith, and jaw Macnamara, for High Treason. ' LIST OF THE JURY. 4 BARNSS. S . ILIT.Hoare, Esq. bartker 109 J. Waring, Gent. brewer ro'r It, Hayward, Esq. „ tro G. Chapman, f.trter roS 1. Shaw, Esq. SALT .ASSA, 9, W. Dent, Esq. to R. Dent, ,Esq. banker 11 C. lialdimand,merchant 12 Ruilton, Esq. merchant 13 J.Wedderburn, merchant 27 W. Willis, Esq. banker tis T. Ashness, Esq. 112 W. Chivers, Esq. 113 Southb) ' • Esq. 114 AW . MS, Esq. . Sewell, Gdnt. BANS 42 C. Buckle, Esq.. - 143 R. MuggeridNet farmer 144 E. Alarbter, timer SIDI!, 33 J. West, Esq. 21 t f. Brutow (.;ent. EAD. Tic D. Lambert, E 3 q. 14c, W. Sh;4llcrass, Esq. nta . mo 73 I. Davis . , Esq. • 74 T. Walker, woolstapler 75 J. Varnhant, Cent. Rich, rope-rnat.et To.N. 2.11 C. Cliarrington, yeoman I.Y. 77 N. Carrot, tallow-Chand. 7$ I. Hagen, stave merchant 79 1. Bridges, cooper 8o V. M. Carter, builder BETCHWORTii. 1 95 M. Bower, miller • gt.ETCHINCLY, • 199 j. Radley, carpenter (GILEA 167 R. Wood, farmer 16S E. Watery, maltster AgOKHAM (I,:yrr.z). 169 T. Seawell, Esq. sn.AMLEY. 138 C. Ellis, yeoman 139 f, Arnold, tanner cualsT.ctiotkott. 8t J. CoHinson, hatter I 83 . 1. Webber, merchant 82, LuOt, founder 84 C. liantlysidt, founder iR, Douglas, Esq. . , piiltTgtY. I 192, I. Living, Cent. -0 11 nDINGFULA. 138 W. Sadler, Gent. farmer CLAPIIAD4. C. Hibbert, merchant 2 J . All %ut, wine-mere!). 4 A. Brough, merchant Esdaile, Esr banke F 3 W. Davison, Esq. t 4 R. Stainfortli, merchant 25 0. Copland, merchant 86 hant 5 ,n, 20 . T. Putkeloieral)4tt 2t C, Rogers., merchant 22 S. Beddom, Esq. • eLtrix 3 V. Perkins, brewer J. ~arch, r.sq. mere► Unbree, merchant .84 R. Bancroft, Esq. -2 4 lighternrUl IBERTY. iA 4. 477, G. &turas, Gent. 'cnuitettl. 180 I. WRodiuttcti, farmer cot J 7 A. Raby, iron.founder cpan.%).l 1711 W. Abington, Esq. 179 W. Spencer, Esq. CIANLIY. 134 J. Tickner, yeoman CISY DON. 203 VV. 'Chatfield, wine and zo7 T. Farley, the younger, brandy . merchant Wirier 204 T. Pinkert9n, Esq. T, ,131tike, carpenter , zos, J. Geht. broker ')° ii s>horey, corntadot Zob G. Smith, ironmonger zto 13. Glover, yeoina4 DITTON (TIIAMIS.) 11. E. William 4, Esq. az J. Smith, coal-merchaht Dci% 222 G. Dewdney, miller 223 1). Flyde,'Cimr. farmer 224 S.lneiiriy, Cent. farmer 22S Ives, tallow-chandler ING . 226 . Dewtiney, mealman 22.7 01111 MCAICS, Emi. , 22 am% ',Wage, inal toot 2cll 193 F. Bartholomew, Gent. I •Pl'; . . Oar. I 194 R. Piamixi, Cant. oNi. i so, flailey t linen-draper 1 151 j.- ctiiiiiinghan, corn. 012 miler zsz IticNall Ircumongcr, I , :; mge-ccuic h.lllatUrr 14 Daniel Hanks, - Esq. is Edwarci Knipe, Elitt. 147 M. Gibson, Esq. z. Samuel Knipe, Esq. 249 William S.auxey, Ebq. TWILL. la T. CalvelieY, Esq. 155 T. Williams, Esq. li3 jOhrl WW1:1111311, Mg. 156 John p l a yer, Em.i. 1 54 r. H. liar-fist, merchant 157 l'hoph.S.thders, Esq. I'A . RNHAM. 31 Tohn Mainw,artog, ltsq. 1 - 184 John Cock, banker 18; M. I'cnrcl4, Bakishot 210 A. Colly,ciwoitch4TlOSter ArCI4AM. John Walker, the elder, Gont. • rltte:S}llo4. 3o Ralph Winstonicy Wood, Eby. Gp A LW; IE4 I. Joyee, Cent. router 1187 F. Wiotworth, yeoman cirtLproito. as John Wright, of Arlington, St. Nicholas, Cent. ItATOISAM. 16 L. Wgriot, coal -mercy. ($g -F,dtrlon44, gardener )IASCOMII. 143 WilliainNeivrrian, Yet)111411 IfORSALL. 189 Rich,. Roake, yeoman 1 190 P; Hammond, yooman I.lo.lnsru. go j. Howard, coal.mercht. 96 T. Wilimutt, Geqt. 91 T. Brooks, jun. baker 97 Isaac Hates, brickmaker 9z Watson, stareb.maker 98 T. liarnmond, vittraller 93 H. Meader, Gent. 9q T. Hill, ironmonger' 94 I..Fentimait, builder tau 11.11itekley,floar.elotks, 9$ . narseryin. tot I . wax.chandler 31Azitsa fIE4D. 16t K. Delon, Gent. 16z li. Chitty, tanner ;. i6j T. Stotie, malts* lELD: 202 Lucas, fanner '34S. Seawell, Esq. ' 159 John Winter,. k,sq. inv H, ReynOds, Esq. 3.1.NG soo R. Bostock, farmer sot 1. korring.:lon, 1111111 Cr 116 W. Islollcson, Esq. 117 .J. MiddiLtoo, Esq. MERTON. I ;13 Rioh. I)atirtt, farmer 119 Robers Onton, flamer 2 lohn Rogers,,merchant I,z6s#S. Willetter, farm cr 164 J. W9rrell, Lsq. t 66 W, t'arirter MOItTLAKE. 12a John Prior, maltstei j 12 - 2 - IS. Phillips, ironmonger w Johp I 7406.11EY (ZASTI, i 7 .With Alartin, Esq. MOULSEY (WIST). l7r John Nigllfingall; femur , 141E.W1 NCTON, iO3 R.. Rattner, merchant I to 3 S. Br4n4nn, Qpnt. 'Gent. 193 William Clement, Gent. PUTNEY. ib • IL I ovill, wine.:rnerch. I i 24 W. Hawes, ;en. Cent. 123 1. Henley, merchant . s John Cormick, E 9, kVIGATZ. 196 loscpb encits^y, yeoman I 2i9 Bohn Carter, y coman 197 (;004 0111411 ay) John Dawes i yeoman 218 T. Drewitt, yeoman arri-zy. N I 2! 9 1. Whillbourn, year= ssizt 2S S. Lomax i .Esq. Tho. Wapa icoman I OUT I I.l3annister, pawnbroker 1 , 9 1). D a v iil son pawn b rn k e r 4, W. nnindon, brouin-m*. r. G riffit hs, bctistead,m. 42 S. Warner, enal.faelor 13 los. Nleymott, surveyor 44 S.un. Solosvq, tanner 45 The. ikaivn ) Fctiii;Mer, 136 .john Hicks. vcoman 137 . yeoman WnitK. . . . , . _.,.,.. 56 W.Standitisc, wharfinger 57 Win, Holcomb, brewer s 8 jahnsontwoolfrn.tinp. 59 M4ttilew Clay, tailor bo Wm Weinon, toa.clealer 61 W.SkirrOw, hap.merch. 62, W,%Vcstall, 11,16entas6pr 6i John fitriiev. '4 6 . W. CoXSeA, kilt:Titian 1 64 T. troine,hop-rnerchant 47 Wtit. Knight, Ch.v. I 65 T. lohnson, carpenter 49 J. la ekson ,coal- merb;hant 1 66 H. W. Coffin,liop.tnereh. 49 S. Smith , titfiber-ntorch. i 67 I. Evans, hop-rnercluot so John Bak ' er, sail-maker I 68 W.Golding,hop-rnerch. 51 Thos, limes,. grocer - 169 D. Slade, hop-merchant 52 jas.Vincent, sca l e -th a ke r I. 70 W. Clarke, hon-rnerelt.- 553 jos.Goodchild, glass-sel. 7 t Rob. May nae.i. ; in-man 54 Thos. Clc.vos,,brewtt 7.1 Jacob Mins, (.!),;r i 55 W. Whitaker, sail-maker ' - S UCLA CRAM. 6 T. Kymer, me,chant 105 tieorge Evan.; merchant 7 f.; rant Allan, tizerchant tou Toim Wilson, Grier. zo4 1. Wititteridw, Gent. TOOTING [26 John Laringc, corn.chandler . . WANDSWOATII. • . . t_7 John Barchar, dye r 1 3 0 1), Langton, carpenter cab- GeorF - frit ton, I)r,:w ir tat 'W . Nrwtort , , cern-dealer 129 it.Wnistanley,autioncer IV ES TCOTT. 36 Richard F.L.1.14r 4 ESC!. bUlliter. wiaToN.uroN-111Amts. 272 lames Cooper, brewer r 74 Thus. Fielder, farmer, 173 S. Nighti tt gali, farrier I 175 I 0 ilia Straud,•faarter` wimazsDor.;. 17 f.Chalie, wine-merchant I 131 rtlarm. Robinson, Esq. 19 lames Alcyr i ck, Fs q . 133 Win. Wainey, farmer. tvoointissToNE. 32 Wm. Lambert, }Ng, $ • 't4 °OTTO lq • 35 W. P. Ferren, Esq: z2l K. Wilts, hop-metcligt 37 Win. It. Haynes, Esq. I uoht..astr. 141 Charles Hammond, yeoman. WOKING. , 113 yr. Carm ent , yeoman 276 j o h n Kemp, farmer,` 174 R. Howard, _ yeoman 217 Richard Bousey, brine! ais R. Winkworth, farmer LIST OF. THE. WITNESSES. . 7 t. Robert Andrews of the CroOked Public-Nisei lohnsonts Change, Rosemary-lane, Middieset, 2." Hanah And t rewi, the wife of the said Rob. Andrews. • 3. Benjamin Abley, of the Tvi. bells vublic,house , w hitechapel -road, victualler. . • 4. , Wm. Bow nas ,- o f Derby-street,. Westminster • Esq. AN army 7 agent. 5. John BroWn o i4oldiir ii, Lieutenant-Clot4l &ir Thi.- Dyer's Coinpany, in the first Battalion of thetz:t Rekinc l,l of Foot 'Guards l'ortman-street BarraCks, kir-d r esser. .6". Chit* Bic . on, of Chapel-row, Clerkenwell, car . ter and joiner, and o ne o f t h e l' atto l e b elong i ng to/the I üb lie-Ofrice,.in Bow-street. 7. John Bird, of Oakingham, in the 'county of licrkst cordtvliner. IL Thomas Blades, a soldier- in Colonel Wethatres cool patty, in the second' battalion of the First RegiMeot of Foot , Guards, in barracks in St. James's-park, cordwainer. ' 9. James Baylis, a soldier in His•Majestvs First Regiment Life Wards, in barracks in HYde.Park, labourer. to, John Connel, of Gravel-lane, Southwark, labourer, now a prisoner in Surrey G ao l. ' tr. C,ampbell, a soldier in Lieutenant .Colond Henry Clinton's company, in the Third Battalion ofthilirSt Regiment of Foot i'.'.;uartis, in the Tower, labourer.' " 12. John Cullemore, of the Elephant anti Castle Public' hogs; South-Lambeth„ victualler. 13, Charles Dean, a, Soldier in Lieutenant-Colonel 11° ,17' Clinton's,,Company, in th e Thi r d Battalion ot : t first *uncut of Foot-C bards, in the Tower, labourer. 14. joseph,Di XoA , a S o ldi er to Lieutenant-Colonel bury's Company in the Third Battalion of the First Reggio` of foot-Guards, its the Tower, cordwainer. Ls. Nicholas Danbry, of the liam and Windthill public house, Windinill-street„ near the Hay-market, victualler. t 6. John 'Doyle, of the Running,horse Ptiblichotise , tR Tottenham-court.road, riaualler. 17. George Darby, a Serjeant in, and Clerk to the First P,e'• ginierst of Foot.Cuards, in Portman-ritreet.Barracks. ttl. James Elkingten, the younger, of Robert-streer,."!,',:r ford-rov:, gentleman; and Cl er k to Mr. White, the SOW: I ': of the 1 reasury. Jo. john Embiin, of Vauxhall-road, Sistrey, clock and Wattili-maker,tiowabittiiv, in Little ituss,ll-str. 20. W .11. Fa llo'W . field, Scotland-yard, t turnc!v-at.1 ,2 " 21. Sir Richard Ford, of S loane.s tre.n.,' in the County' ,., ,. KnigJo, one of the Ju st i ces at the Po"' Offlee in Bon..street, Cpvent-garden, 22. William frailcit;:,a snlnier in Colonel Smith'sp oll l,; [Noy in the First Battalion of the Firi,i Rekitnent of Foy"' Guards, cordWainer, now, abiding in Little lintiell,streett pluotnsttury.. *3. Joseph Hannah, one of the Cortautb46 4l4 , 44 i g the ' Public Office iii llownitreet. 24. John King, of G rosvenor- place, in . the Cotlnty of Miar diesel, Esq. one of Hit islij.,:sty's Under Secretaries orSiste, 25. Richard. Bethel Lloyd, of Lon:;-lait ,e Su. rcy, cooper, taint one of the COnst4o-14:$ belonging 40 ti'" Police-office, Southwark. " 26.. William Lloyd, a Soldier, i:1 Lieut. Colonel ,al.4bnl„l* cOlll pony, in the 3d Bat talion of Ist Regiment ot Foot Gußru" in the 1 ewer, labourer. eti 27. Arthur Lyons, s er v ant to R. Andrews, of the k Billet Publie-house, J•ditises.'s 'Change, ..12,,semary-line. aX. William 1.00, of the Tiger.Puolii. -house Tot►' et 7, dock, near Tower-hill,. victualler. 29. Thomas Tilbury Middleton, No: 6, Lyon's-inn, gel! tleman, clerk to Mr. White. 30. John May, of Coat-street, liorsley„Down, Soutl„', tvarAt, hosier, and one ot . the Cbnstables belonging t " Police Office, Union-Hall. „ 31• 41 " 141 Morgan, a soldier in the Flori. Lieut. C ol ° ll fl Cocks's Company, in t h e Fi rst Battalion of than First Reg , ment of Foot Guards, in Portirian-str,'et Parracks . , footles'. M 32. James asling, of the bleeding Heart ,Public,nuuse! in Charles -street, vieptaller. 33. ,Joshua Meadows; a soldier in Colonel Yang's Co l Fany, in the Second Battalion of the Coldstre am RegirnCilt oot Guards, now i n B a r rac k s in‘St. James ?Ark, Igs lll°. dresser. 34. Atisten Miller, late of the Mop and Rant Public?, house in the Mint, Southwark, vietualler. 35. William Payne, of the Oak ley Arms Fift,lie-holl se l in Oaklpy-titreet, Lambeth, 36. lames Plowman, of the 11F Horte W.alivortli, Surrey. Mary Plowing', wife of the said Jame* Plowman. , 311. lohp Pike, a soldier in t h e H on . Lieut. Colonel Cock s l. Company, in the First Battalion of the First Regime nt r , Foot Guards, in Barracks in St. Jam e s' s ark, glass-mak e .. 39. John Pearits, of Broad-court, Bow.strcet, Covint,`;' Garden, labOurer, And one of the C ons t a bl es b e longing to te , Public-Office, Bow -Street. racks in Si. James's Park, cabinet-maken ' t •41. John Rogers', a soldier in C( 4o n . p.a l: l e y Nr or P t o h l e la e rcl o , Id a 'st S re ° a l rTi e ß r eigniini‘jhati°Orf General Company of the Colditrearti Rcgimnlit Ol Gu a ftil, iu liar' Company of the First Battalion Ot A.l :ll: r. Fir e s n t era it i eg li im il e r i rl4 ; "ar Foot,Cuartis, 'eortman-street Barracke t thearNin• ss 3• • Job Roberts, a soldier in Lieutenant-Col. Sir Thorn ; .11)/er's Company t in the t irst Bit ttalion of the first xcglinr.P o foot-Guards, in Portman -street Barrack,s, :43. Jelin Rivett, of tittle Russell-street, Bloomsbury, bottrer, and one of the Constables belonging to the Office in Bqw-strect. •14. William Scott company, ill the First ° da d :t e a r ' FOOP. C uards, blacksmith, quartered in Soh*, Wcstrnins l ` la 45. Richard Stephens, ot Colonel Disney's 5 0 m1 w l'i;clit the First Battalion of the First Regiment of' I oot..Usis in Portman street Barracks, labourer, , GO" onuLoiefuttheneaprtiCrdolß.eSignatt,47:f 46. john taftbrd, of Church-yard-court, - 1 P , et 11,114 tleinasi, and Chief Clerk of the Police-Office, in Southwark. 47. Robert Smith, of the Queetreilead Public-h°use' an King-street, Tower, near Tower-Hill, victualler..o. Peter Stager, o f S wa ll ow-gar de n, Rosemary-WI • lowship-porter. • Mil e ' 49. William Scarborough, of the S wa n Publo.:- Vv'hite•street, Moottjelds, vittua,lier. t riicot fa. Samuel Taunto n , o f Little Charlotte•street, Pl labourer, and one of the Patrol* belonging to the rub° ft4e, in How -street. 51. John Teinpleman,•of tile Spread- EaSte klie.ho ingt Haut, Southwark, victualler. C 901 1" 52. R obert Tomlinsen, a soldier in ,Lieutenant-,.. f irst Salisbury's Company, in the Third Battalion of the Regiment of Foot:Guards, in the Tower. gr. i 53. John Tunbridge, o f the Coach-and-Horses r ..?- 1 4 " tr• house, in Chiswell-street. near Finsbury-squan 54. lhomas Windsor, of We;.ntouth-street, alts i Surrey, bricklayer, • and spittier in Lieutenant.Colotte! Rol i bx ri y ; s ot e. t r u o9 up t a . n t li tla i r i d t r ot ! plooinsburY• PObU P Si. joi,eph Walker, of the. Coach4ri-Horses house, in High-street, W him:hard, victualler , a nd 6 'Joseph White, of .Lincoln's-[nn, ATIOPICy.2t. I4 . Solicitor ler the Attkits of His ltiOesty's Treasury.' l ister sy, Wynyard, ot Orchard-street, Port nu a rt Colonel in Ole Army, anti Captain in the Coldstre u rp..., most of Fobt-G nerds, and Dewy Adjutant-Gene, Nlajetty'a Form. • T • , 4