The Sun. — London, England, 1814-06-27 00:00:00

-^~r4- the el7111?T', by the firTemrance o f the: Mailbo rtmgh- of the times, the-great cointnen;er and co oTwriAor of the liberation of the< Continent. • The ninitltudes wieboni filled , the-Royal ear with the routs of " Wellington," 'from the laiAng-plane to the doors of. the Government Horse The Noble Duke had entered Portsmouth '6'ut nn hour and a half. previo s usly„ and was r'l irittf~ ti) ion in the Higli-street. The Britigh N'Y-is speedily knr,Wit i awl the populace in ,t,ok the lio.rsi-s from. his carriage, and :Cirew him no rhe'poil - iro of the-Regent's abode.—, IV - 1 - ien ;:e.went'in,:the voices of a•gladdenell reso.oqlc , ! from the Streets and. ramparts ; and, rrfftr the -Mpse 'of :k- few. minutes, his Grace the PidifY of Wellington- apieare'd publicly on the bal cone, rind howed , :repeattAl‘.. He looked well, and,shewed strongly his feelings at what he heard nand saw. He wore his.—Biltish uniform, with several m;(l‘..rs. Lord Stewart,' (late Sir C. all) also Cattle in yesterday, and was highly. honoured. IteNvecn eigld and nine o'clock the company . . vy err arrivinl! to dine 'withlfie Prince— Ail the krects were lined with hussars, dragoons, and in • f:ln F trV The of Prussia frrid came earnest. The Emperor of Rnssin and the Dochesss of Oldenl , ll-01 followed, each accompanied by I3ll.a;#!s of Honour. The D'it'ke of Wellinvion dined with them at tFe Begeni's, and at, holf-phs.t ten•appeared at the fiaiconv •Atrain in counpallV with the'Regent, Em peror, Ning, aud:Prinees,ahout a dineti incntim her, and was again received with . ririinrii-astire ac claim, The Mike lo4rec t the Geor , c Inn, in fri.in; of Wit'' , have, been The rrhoy town illtimidatcji, and, with:addi tional splendour. The Duke of IVellington's tials are 611 th'e t` • .SkTURDAY EVENIN4.-Tlis tiraCe the Doke of gton left . us eatly this'Oruint fin. LOndon The 1-mst grand spectacle was . that of the military in.. review orilepe on Portsdown.-hill. At eleven . o'clockthe Pr the h ent, and. te. Allied Sove reigns and retinue, left Portsmouth' for Ports- Amont 7000 troops were drawn up in review or.ler, and lime Regent and]thelllnstrionS Vis:mors having Stationed ihemnseiVes in front of the line On horseback, the infantry passed by in companies in review order,. the drag,oHns keeping the ground. The Prince Regent rode his beauti ful white charger, and the Aided Potentates, the Generals, and suite, were 'mounted ,Ids.ewise.— was then formed!„:and the Prince Regent and 'their Majesties rode down, and inspected then), aPd;then drove off hir GOodwood, to break - fast 'with the Duke of RiChMond. From thence the Royal D aily proc'eed t 9 Petworth, the sear of the of Egremont, to dine and sleep, and atterwards to Brighton. Thus has ended the ppndest scene 'perhaps ever witnessed in this or any other country. • • The Pt:incre Regent will take•farewel of - his dis tinguished Visitors at time Pammillion, at . Brigmton, cn\Momiday ; from which town the Regent re turns to Carltbn-house• The Emperor4mf Russia, on his arrival at Dover, will embark in time Ma ririenpe for -Helvoetsluys. - The, Duke -of -Cla rence 4milted his . flag this evening to that ship.— The King of Prus3ia will-embark in the :luso» for '-Calkiis - •, which ship wil , l bear the flag Of Dear-Ad mini Blackwood. The N-yrnolmen, Captain M. Bamith, will takis across the gallant Generals, &c. to whatever port they may desire to •be landed at. The military and the nOpulace have behaved ex-. trlnely orderly and mvelh• The. Prince Begent,...after the Levee ,this morn presented. the llon. George Grey, Commis sinner of this Dock-yard, with the patent -of a Parpnetcy ; and conferred the honour of knight h:imad on the following Officers :--Vice-Admiral George Martin ; Henry •WhiP.e, Esq. Mayor of this Borough ; Captain Freeman Barton, of the 2d or Queen's regiment ; Colonel Robarts, of the oth Hussars : the two latter Officers • commanded the Guards of honour on this visit. Admirals Sir Edamnd Nagle, and - Sir John. Pub Beresfimrd, I,:ssed.hauds'won being appointed Naval Aides-de- Caul - ) to the Regent ; as did also colonel Bar 7 wird. Craven, and Harvey . , on being appointed Aides-de-Camp. G...nmeral Bailey was time Equerry Waiting, and Lord Vorbes Aid.;-de-Camp in Wailing, during the visit. ~ , ;•- it has. been long a custom, on the first visit of the 11!:ler of thC.Nation to this Dock-y!mrd, to give tiie artifkeis amid labourers a week's pay, • called b4them the!, s Bounty." This- fa your was among time Regent's bestowmeots etimv,inel, with- it',-aim half holiday. _ _ burii-ig the review of the fleet at SpitheaJ, on Thuodav, the King of Prussia ivas struck with appearance of tt barge of the Rodney, , ship rik•-.4,.1, sailing about the Beet, and requested a present of the Prince Regent.'; His Boy•:d Highness immediately consented wit'.l Lis condescension -, when the King, turnin:,; round to the - Regent and the Emperor, feceticis -4 obs'erved, " I hope you two Heads of Great 1 1 ;:f,;9ritiine ns , will not be jealous of my " Navy. • :The Regent, on taking his .departure from the ;own this morning, ordered the sum of 501, to• 1:k. given to the poor debtor confined in the pia, and 501. for the poor, of each of the parishes of Portsmouth, Portsea, and Gosport. Marshal Thicker, .the Duke of Saxe Weimar, Lord.Forhe, &c. dined xvith the Duke of Oar ence, this das,:, at the Crown -In ; and late this evening they set off for:Brighton. ~The populace • dre , 'V Blucher's carriage out of town. Lord Melville - set WY for - town this morning'. S;r - J, Yorke and Lord Henry Paniett proceed to, moriow. The arrangements of the Lords of the Admiralty Inive contributed in no small degree to the ,pleasure which • every individual appears to hay r. fcit on this interesting-occasion: . . The Swinger rctarned this. indriting i f:4n Cher burg, whithet,s4 - took Prince Pote to, ,who' went over from her.c.e to take the eonnnand of the Russian Gurirds etnbailing for St. Petersburg'd. AU toe Ilust;iim troops vr:Sre: to be on board in the c•oirse , of . this „days the artillery had been CM ked in his ,I,4tijeSt . y's ship Leyden, Captain .Snoven liiissh:t !lac-of-battle ships ;were Qi - tt' division sailed on Tues day la'4t for the Battle, ivirll2;soo . troops, . - 'Elie Vi4e de Paris, Is &c. are to sail for Bottraeabx homp the British Army. , • Admiral Foote is.,,z,oing to llonrdeatix tto strfr,- intend tbe.. - embarli.aion of the troops for gmfa'4f l . PETWO ter 11.,50 NDAir • l a' OßE i gno N .---4 - rom Good wood the t mperor f•of Russia, the 'Darlicss of •Oiclinburgh, the, And Pt iir'e.s'of Prussia, lire Prtee . art iced et Petw:orth, the seat olLord Egreniont,.lo dinner, about o'cl6clc.. Emperor traveed in an open carriage; and; on 'arrial at - Petworth, expTessid ilnself 'ilighly delighted with the picturesque bea-ty of" the . road from Chicheter - . Their Majesties -of Russia and Prussia left Petworth between I 1 and 12, for Brightem ; by way : of Pulburough 9nd Arundel. The Prince Licent slept at Laird Egre mont'sz The towns'and viHai es on the coact road from Portsmouth were decarjted with arches and trophies of oak and laurel leaves, and 'flags of va rious devicei were hung out: Blucher went to town from Portsmouth yesterday, Fitom. THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 25. Foicign O f fce, , : 5, ISI4. His 'Royal the , pleased, in the rase a' ad ou the - .7 n;ipmve o f Ezi - Norti,J.,rneon to In: .„ric fir 1;i; PiglineEß the Prince of soverc::ii Prince of the Ciritti Prorir cc ,. of :the Netheria::.!>. Jun'? 21; 1534. Ancturn of. Ve,5...1,, captured and detained by Ma:l*-Ity's• Ships and 'Veks-As . und'wr the com nd of Rear-Ad mirid Sir FuANcrs trout;;, from Noun the 10th of January, 1,8:4. 'hip Itrenaf, ,i4d2`,l with. rier,'&e. captured by th, 1": . 1 , 1; sent to Guadajoupe. S>ve4isb tiiflp . 21axt;i:ret, cnptmed by the. Pique, :fauna ry-i 0, -181.1: Sl•ift t ai (4,1;01:1101111.,.. • • s.llip Gre It;uto 10,1,!ufw1111 provisions, 'captured z h' the Elizabeth, Jim. If:, sent to St. Chfi 3 O,,pher's. Ship Aurora, from St. LtArtini74rit• - i.ez.2s, West laden %dr.; flour„captured tltt' Jaimary 9.0,' 1814; scut to Fornia%ul."•e. • Spankn ship lalen with ern, meal, staves, &c. captured by Cinue January '2l 1514 ; sent. to . ThOlna, American privateer - Frolic, captured . by the Heron, Jan. 95, 1814 ; sent to-llarhadoes. Swedish ship Gotland, laden with con autl . i - ihiqg -I ws, captured by the liarbadues, Jan. 31, 1311; to Antio,l . . Affivtiefln slip Commodore Perry, laden witl . l provis;ons, cap-, hired I . )y,tlie Maria, Jan. 11, Ixl.l ; sent ta Trinidad. -- Spanish strip La Cuola, laden a. ith molasses and rmn,,cAptuted by the Clropera, Jan. 13, 1?1 , 1; sent t0.A.0:b4.1a. (Signed) FRANCIS LAVC}I:I 7 ,Y, Rear- Admiral, and Commander in Chief. Commissions signed - by the Lord Liehtenaid of the County Lancaster. Ist Battalion of note, Lancashire Latham, Esq. to „be Captain. William' Atwood, Gent. -to be Lica • tenant. Edward' Heelis, Veitch, Gents. to be Ensigns. 2d 13atta'!ion IVatson, Esq. to 14e Captain. Jamn Wiriterbottom, - John Wright; Joslyn, Hartley' Elargreacest Sanioel Marshall, John Thomas ,!..attiam,Aients. to be Lientervints. • 3d Battalion,nr the Prince Pee - ent's Own Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia—,Joshua Dearden, Esqs. to lic,Captains. Joseph Farrar, George Newsen, Gents. to be Lientenants.. Loyal - Blackburn, Loscer' .Division Regiment—Thoinas Collison, Gent. to be Surgeon. Manchester Itegimy)t—Saninel to"he Captain. Oldham ftegiment—•James Moore Masbetar, James Lees, 'l'. Tetiow, - John Gar Ode, and 'Joseph Ltigginbottom; Gents. to be Lieutenants. Trafford and ,Haline Regiinent,-James Woodburn, Thomas Wood - ward Hodgson, and John Hinde, Gents. to,bc Lieu tenants. • Wigan Regiment-Samuel Whiteley, Gent to be Ensign. Commissions signed by his Royal:Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and'on the behalf of his Majesty. 2d Ea;t . Regiment of Local Militia—Edie,rd Moor, Gent. to,he Scarsdale Regiment of Local Militia, in the county of Derby—. Robrt klunt, Gent. ro be Adjutant, Vice Taylor, deceased. Tralt.ird-lionse Begimentof Local -:Militia, in the county of Lancaster,--Ballantyne Sewell, Gent. vice Commissions signed by the' .tord Lieutenant. of the County of liis?eh sex. Royal Eastern Rezithent of Mic:Olesex Mil- tia—EdwardDewis, Esq. to'be Captain. Royal Western . Regiment—William Blair, Thomas Day4e, Gents. to ,he Ensigiss. Clerkenwell Voinntecrs—Licritenont Henry Carpenter to he- Captain. Crisp Van Becthaysen, Gent, to ink.Lientenitilt. John - Hawl.eswortn, Bodkin, Thodie, Jackson, Rosser, Gents. to be Second Lieutenants. St. James's Loyal W.dunteers—George Sfuart, Gent. to be • Lictitetnant. - Loyitl British Artificers—Major John Brown to be Lieute iiiint•-Colimer-C4-mnuandant. - • - Commissions in the Smith Hants Battalion of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the COnlity of Hants. John Walter Pollen, ,Esq. to be Lieut.-Colonel; rice Fleming, resigned. Commissions in the West Kent Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Ensigns T. Stephens - to be Lieutenant, vice Coveney, ga retied to the Line. John M'Greg-or, to be ditto, vice Brown, gazetted to the Line. Charles M'Gregor, Gent. to be Ensign, Connuissioos signed ,by the Lon; LieutenAnt of the County of Warwick. Pobert Wilklughby, Edward Yerrers, Esqs. to he Deputy' Lieutenants; Warwickshire Regiment of Militia—R. H. Larill), 'Frio Cis Aic110), Eaqs. to be.Captain . s. •Edioutul S. Lock, Gkiait. to be Ensign.' Ist Warwickshire Regiment of ...ocal . nilitia---Captaiii Ralph Adderlerto be Major, vice perkihs, resigned. - Lieutenant John Barratt, vice Boultbee, proinoterl in the Warwickshire • Militia, Lieotenunt Georgelln,wn,vice Hartopp, promoted in theStaffOrdshire Militia, .Arljtitant Edward .chei•ey Brevet), to be Captains. 'Ensign John Southam Evans to he'Lleatenatat, 4.lies Cherry, William Ashton Barton, • Willitizu Cattel, EA ward Fielding Palthei, Gents.tO tie En signs: -"Witham Ashton Lorton, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Soden, resighed. Rci Begiinent—John Heinsley, Thomas Pemberton, Esqrs. to be Captains. George Wright, William Ward Pricket, Jo seph shore,`Williato Loess., John Brown,Gents. to he Elan tenants.. John Brown, sTe•liti Merry,•Gents. to be .Ensigns. nd'llOntent—Fretierik G'ent. to be Ensign: • 4th Regiment-- - --Lientenant Win. Welch Lea, vice Jee, re signed, and George Wall, :Esq. to be Captains. Ensigns Win. Mann, Wm..oalies Hunt, and Wm. Hill, to bo tem nts. Win. Manni s Win. Oakes Hunt, and Win. Hall, Gents. to be Ensigns. ".. sth lygirnOt—zWiltiant Holbeo3, Es - q.' to be Lieutenant- Colonel 7 Comnitindant, vice Townsend, resigned. - Major Natimoiel -.Richard barite to - be Lictif.-Cel. vice Barker, resigned. N: it. Clarke, - EstF to be Major, vice Meredith,. - resigned. Edward-Forrest, Esq. to be Captain, Ensiin William BUM* to lit, Lieutenant. - Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalty-14 . eittenant Francis-Law ley to be Captain,: vice Grisitr, rergited. t4eorge Grecu way, Biel'oy .Lawley, Wifliarn Wyne Smith, .Tulin EardleY ZViltciut, Cornet thus. Fox,'Gents. to be Lietite-! - ants. John Grid:Mrs, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Smith, pro.; 111 Ottgl • • Troop of the Town and County of Warwii:lt Volunteer Yen .Cayalry.---Thomas «'o«•en Jones, Gent. to be Lieutenant. BNKRUVrCY SUPERSEDED: Thomas Sutton, Newcastic,upon-Tyne, gr9cer... BANKRUPTS. - John Hodgson and Edw'ard l'earson, Liverpool, merchaatS, to surrender, 3tily. 22, 23, arid AugnA 6, at one, at the kiog's Livetpol. Attornies, MCors. Cooper and Southanyton-:mildiug§, Chancery-lane, or Messrs. Orred and Baioes,.Liveipool, Thomas 7:Mel': Chester, eolith-maker, July 15,'19, and Au g•ai.t 6, at 'eleven, at the Feather'sinn,"Chatq. Attar . rlc9, Mr Faithf.4lThowas, (Muster, or Mr. ThoutAs Icy, Temple. . , rafri "AraYti 0:-.1,r;1•2P , .ir la, ,AlT,ust R. a: - ,t t,tot i;ey, Mr. Steven , Per)-stre'et, 71i - Itte aLa e 1.,: rt Ilenry Et-ay-street, Jlllll,' 25,. aml G, at tea, at Vuki . '4ii,ll. tornev, Yr. Jahn Kemball, ! , '.;11 1 :‘,;1,, miller, July at-five. i, an i, at trio, Thiry . St. Editr.ad Mr. ,10):a Unry , St.. Li agrave and \Vairer, Syiond'i (sheneery•!are, N 4 thit' l " l kinch Oxford, - cornfactor, ?ily 15, at seven', 16, anti ekven - , at trio ;Mit.re inn, ford. Attornie,. fir. Ne‘..ton; l'eniple, or' Grah on, John DuaeAri .lolin findricrAficid, Yerl“.l - tir7t, wolstapieri,.;ill4. 3,9, and Aingu.,:.lii;.,-at.tt".ll, at 11.12 Lion Inn, 1-11tdder.d. dorsficid; niirdion'le, ; and Clart:e, ford-coud, r.`1?IcaO1lre;:1i11en-araper, July-27, at five, at ten t and Aa.;4 - 11,t C, Ott twelve, at tbc Old 131111 In ; 1 , !; , . , ..0.thurn. L lo,‘rni , .-!4, Mr: burst, illar:_burn, or Mr..l - lenry.lliakelnek, Serjeant's-lUn, Fleet-stre'et. Lotterwortii, Leicodf;rf- cat,tle : dealer s , July 7, 80.1€1 C, rat CleVell, at t:1!, llind inn, Lilt terworth: A )lovnieA, Mesqrs. lAnW ante "Awte.:), court, Ority's.-(uu,,:r Mr. Albert Isalaier,l.uttery...qt!h John Evan , ., Teibar.',,W.r, , uce,ter§hire; ',at, and linlajr-mer • chant, - Jaly 7, at iire, 8, and I, at unite, attire ' White 1-tart Inn, Tetb:lry. :\lessrs. 1.,qa11; and Pawl, Tetlotry, orMc.;,rs. Long,i,lnd Thomas I\lerriclE,, Liverpool,•halld,r, ;lily 7,8, ant; Aug , lst 6, at at the •(;goig,) Llu, I,i‘cirroll. Mr, Henry Dee i.ori, i,iverpool, of ~ies, r ,.Allins,)l), ,141:11,-tcii.rall, Chancery-lade. Willjoin Aiwa, Norti. Ptthert o n,Sontersel , hire, dealer, July 2, 9. and Augmt el...ven, ,in.;,l Len, C:larl, •Somersetehire.. Attoruici, Mr. limmd,u). Clard, or air., • Vj'arry, \Vilna))) Letvis,-I is tt of , Charlf)tte-stnlet,"l3lact:fei;n' , ; - . road, cor;i-dg.a!or, ...lque .!.11,' 9, and August at ten, at Guildhall*. AttOrAy, Turee-Crown-court f Southvv,rk. DIVIDENDS. -3:11y 19. W. pixo.ton; 11 7 .trcestrrAire;` ?July 19. C. lic;vitr, AL/X• 2. J. and it. Maidoe!.., Itosenkary-iane,-tiuther-ravc ciliints-3uli Bartlett, chnlei-knaker-7 , Jolt,- 2. F.l'kuven,ol-;-‘at College-street, We•-iiikinkner, p 1 kikurer —.11.41y 9. W. iittcl‘cl, Pa:Ann-greet, hfid..- layer—,lnly 11. J. Q. IVeriiina, werelkant—.tidy E. iluroid!,;'e, kale ckl Alinorie3, defkler—Juiy 1.. John Lawrene,,, , taioground, Huntiugfianshire, July 19. W. C. Nl:kat, of Kfugston-upokk-iltill, corn-hctor-- , .lily: 19: R. Synia",:hile,of o..aceu-street, Hor,lyi;•kwki, ikkan---.lolv 19. 3. Weston and T. Thoi-nton, 1-lull, 1 - imber-rner,;iiatitl—July IS. 'lt..lmev, ltowley-itegis, victualler----.1u1) . . 23. J. Towndsend, Crane.; court, Fleet-street, - uplkoisterer—July 19. .1. Lirch, Lanea.,ltire, cotton-spinucr:--2 uiy 1. G. Price, Ter. en:nun-emir; New-ro:al, itrilor---jtav 5. Franks, Lain k- - - heth, ca - ,iike-onaktr—Jnly 16.- Ed Slie-win,...l'hyeakineedle street, eider-ikoase keeper—July 13. W. Lavender, OlVerton, Cheshire. cult;;:!-s p ikinev --3111 v 19. J. i!evan, Swanara,. couper---July ::1. Lyne, Cl•kard, Soniersetairire, irnkunonqec --.1.1ne Ilkknd, late of Ha nnu.l6l - ••si reet, :borne Tow-n, G. It. li;unaton,..ol4 Iltoad-street, und,erwri :ter—.7;.lr -21. J. i';:tolnics - s, Ju!)" ..L/SavaiDaen - , Graoechfireh-street,. tistkranc4.-broLer—.lt.:ie J. Warner and J. Schaleliefd Aireenu ielk, lincn-drapers. C,I4 O .TIFICATES—Jv LT 16. 3un. 1 1:111outh, paviour W. lAti, of Worctst.9:, Kvnt, Portlatid-street, V. 1- Coutwo estrruter,---T.ltq u m,. SOuthtuwo; oth,rwi,e Yarmouth, anC li. oinn, B:dier, merc,r---W. nbrOl4,, Sclietn.;ll, Crr utie.Clad, r,,vet Appleton,.l4te.of • :;,1111-^:;-. Craven.street, Strum), tailor—it. :I"h:hal'tlso i' . ,:tcl;, St. 7, lialus,ll..unpton Mitlkllc:e.7t, I'ATITNER.SHIPS S. Earle and Esscry,,Pieni iuth, pftinters---..A. Spencer, apd J, ann. F.. Page, Yor.:., In aad d. GfatE s , e Mill; i.milf,,shi're, calico-printer's—W. W. Phillips and S. Cimitieg, Chicite•iter, brandy-dealers--B. Gib bing and J. liadalusr Ly.ioey, Gloucestershire, Morton aid .1. i'axion,:tV:ipping-veall, surgeons—W. and S. French. Lyme-Reg - is and I'v'idworl by, c:;n11 I lion —W. Sal t.:;111 , 1 innec, J.'Sleath, Middleton, t.V. Ras sell, 3. 11r,./ and J. 'Pornes, of the V w ••-vi;d; and ‘yarwickt:hire ~ad E. C. and S. C. Orove, Lyming boa rdi esgt.ys, (so far as concerns he said E. C Ciro ril) H . „F; es, ivi.J.SoterP!s % and A'. J. ,Soares, New-dostut, II (so fal• as coile , ..ras`:;ii szii,l J. A F. Jones, Brigtol, attornies—L: 1.70 'v'in 11.14ford;J'an. an.d .1. I)avenport, l:pton-earn-Chalvey Berkir andlt".', iehulson, Leeds, stu's nierchants—T. :A:1 , 1 1. Horton, WesthroM\vnli, Staft lioldswort 1,-.:qts, st,irbfien, 3. Cardwell, Thornhill, millwright, .1. C Cartels, W. Clat , lt, • 7 • 'NI • and 1). Gill, London awl tilt,' Rye bankers. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COMIT OF KIN 'S BENC:if, JUSE 11,7 a. IGI:11 AM V. EA'.c.'ri OF ENGLAND. ELLENsoRouo gave judgment for the defendant, upon the single ground that the rc-. - quest made to the Bank to transfer the stock by the writihg of the... 4 24th May, 1813, was not \ such as entitled plaintiff to recover, Duty count in the declaration, the Cohrt cautiously avoiding to give any opiniononany other point. . GRIFFINS V.-DANIEL. Mr - . ..TERYi.L moved fOr a - Rule to shew cause why Mr. Tilby, of Devizes, the defendant's At torney, should not replace a tombstone, which. was produced in e4idetice at the trial of this cause, at the last - Wilts•.Assizes„ in the Church-yard of Avery, and answer the matters of an affidavit. It appeared, that the inscription on the tombstone furnshed impbrtant, evidence of pedigree, and that an impression of it had been taken in plaster. of Paris ; but the defendant's atterrney'had, upon the 'postponement of the trial upon a former oc casion, taken a post-chaise and foui-,.and travelled -10 miles- ina few hours, prtking up on his road half a dozen masons, by whose assistance, in the abseitce of the clergyman and clerk, as witnesses. at the trial, he haul removed the stone itself, and had it im Court at the trial, where it looked, as Air. Jekyll said, like half &One-henge upon cite table of the Court.' Mr. Justice avArtEn, who tried the Ouse,: said, the attorney hail. better recollect what pas - s.ed at the trial, and restore the stone. 'His Lordship ,had no conception that it could .be possible that the attorney would have the boldness to keep it a week 'afterwards , Lord ELLENBOROtIGH thought this a misde itrasmilcYr i>s it was at fraud on the evi dence Produced in Court, and directed the attor' ney also to answer the :hatters of the affidayit.— Rule granted. ';* In the course of last creek part of the West Mid dlesex t ind the Wilts Re;rinieuts of Militia have passed through, returned with: tylorg, frLnit tish urtnv iu France, where they gallantly,Voluu teerell their services. In 7 '4,Tty-liine, Chester, 3t the en old tii aul Iniilitris• mor; o : " Gloi y to theTtither; the Son, and to the holy Ghost!" poLlca • \ if& fti) .- tiVT:f..".bn .?:rudei*, J oachim Rol' ar ge i3lfdes Rochctz, - two - Polish j, Aws, were' ' cis' the witll havi i'!7.; coantnitted divers d'epreciations. rn......,. wholesale cedlers in linenLdrae:ery in 1'""' a e. , t 3- The prisec.icrs talcitig'ad - ratifag . e of ay= r ' e- in icl blistun!lit 'it' peace, ~carifie ti)__ this . c i l ict s : , ..-iti l -fictitious recommendatiOns, 1 - '6. Pr•-•,. „.. In 11l •_ •- - -•-• •••• - - •• .0 1 - e c.aht, who is at the bead of ' the Jewish C t of „: ai rr",., ititill l'iy e.-hose•fee'iiinincticlation they W . r•-• o 'oo - , naklated ec:itli . lodgings .in Leinan.sti-ee.t, ; t i l e! ritati's 7 lielcls. Azt..::,'cion-as they were sett-10,101a', co . nimenceci operAtions, by i.c01i ,,,, rontid to t., 1 ~,,o r ;• ferttit whOlesale himaeS• - inider pretence t/ i ' o ed clt , :s;ing for the .foreign "market.- TheY . ec", al ).t . c ,ir Ja..4e quantiCes Of goOds, :Ind ititinateil. an 1 , 0 4 1 tic•"..) to make ronsidcrable ptivchases. a " . t itiOß . titattic, which obtallied . rer Com I rearfi te ',,, , ,iiio,' itail: so uompletety-threw . the pc.retth• f° s ie of they applied off their guard, thattliev foat . " l • 11 11 ,,1i, tii secrete, under their:Clothes, intiiiiiti s ti ,,: l 4 . , / , ._._ Ste. to . 11;g1:eil t WU!, WU; fi . !ICS , '''' . .;;; 3 1 .5 detected in - the shot,..'• of It Sint pso - n, iii l' ceve . t‘i4 :Cinireh-yard,'who-fotnicl 'on 'their ncr s(l ', l . 's I str oca l pieces o; muslin. Their' todgiligs star:.' : 111 ; c : i, ; 'o , searched, when - linen clialpery . .goncis rf - 1 '," 1 e . , "13 , of nearly,4ool,' were found'. Not fe_vi . j . ,`'`.. a : die wholesale dealers have COM C fOrWarc t 0 Cl' a i .. . i , 33 goo.ls, and also to recognis - e the - prio' )e ' ' having been itt their houses. - • , tO l f r INIANsioN-1-lotisF..-- , --On Satlirday, a co' in. L pi ()" na in eti Araith, a .clerk. in the b a nking-'' ° , t . t ee: Messrs. Barclay and Trittoit, of :tionibar l- aOP was charged: with "embezzling a clieticie fl c ta ° o e 'lice ch,e,pie,in question had been preseilte"liot i 4 clearing clerk itt the house, who paid it , . fi tter the moment omitted to cancel it. It " . " 15 ~,I 0 . .wands:handed to the prisoner. to be eu tel ,ste / paid, and placed...a, the account of the. a r ''''l l l o 4 In two days - afterwards, it was ti-§ - Certa 5 in e( c h the sant check had been paid twice. Its . I ) l ic °{ check cirettnistanec could on-ly have arisen with s` c . ) t i t 4 of the clerks, int - piii•y was made, and at l enr vid being understood that the prisoner had be e ,' "t„ the to talk of going abroad, he was ca llcti i g od , pi•ivatte room by Alr. Barclay, and inter ra li• 1 when, alter some hesitation, he coofe sse i 0 1111 guilt, an ti admitte,d that he had plirelv s4( aarci' the 200/. which he . 1 . 1 ad re4:eivetl- for tile - ; ,,,1•1 e foreign gold of .11r. Savdrv, in CheilpSit iC. was remanded. - ,I'l, : , re Ts .11)W - sTn F, ET . --- Ork Saturday, I i 7-117 '' . . 0.- ~ brought tip, charged wit - 11 robbi l na• Alija - „. c:' .. Anderson of Ilaker-st ‘ ieet, of nroperty t''.i.c"., sid , erable atnottut. It appeai'ed that the VlAid:. Intd ii' ed ;is (!oOk with the, 'prOsectitor• ,1 ill two months, since she lift his' se'rvic'' , ' ll' , , ii‘. l) `, c siiiirt time after the rfrosccutor reweive: 4 • ',l: o i' ) of articles c•-t: pentwhich she ac ktiov;l'' - •",,,• o '; i 4 Bari stolen i:•'>::. the General. Aii ill'i`i'::lo . , ‘• ; then made - , and it :vas "aseeriaitied it til e i l iii.' ; that _for some nine fireviOus to her I t;!ili,4 l '' a•a• ,1•••• service, she had . man orthe itaine of / / '',l " 1- 0 living IX 'rill her, and that a.great voriet i v,'!d 'b e . (les of pia:Terry; besides . th‘a plate, J 'ta l t \ v ` l .7, stolen. The urisonet: had till, -t, at traced omit, carry on f....iattirclayinorning , l - i t t o tit in Marybone, where a trunk be1005i*,,,,,,,c4411. prosecutor :vas frwild, filled ‘vith lis - i r i,z , t'' i tdo - , and on, her person forty pitarill ,. .... ---" :''.•'•)'-' . ----She was counnitted 10. f 1. - -11 '''''' ''' in, ler t.,-,- , ' . ‘,.• • , Lieutenant-General Titoax•roN i , i . r'l: a lsti''' . ; 'Pa n th:line , : for Tr 3 the oroitgh Of Ne:' , .- W a4 6,0 16 : in this County, in the room of the ;If'' . 01 . ' 11 ! Ii:DENt, Uci:V atoll AU c•Kt.A74 1.), ~,a e - . ;,. We und2rstati:l .E:i t; li o -. "13 .1 ... 11. be , 11 ' is proposed to be commemorated, o'i Mitre ',.. 0 4 ,1 i . % ., e .- upsni which it was fought, on the -- ' e at Moon, being then - 500 - years fron n r .! .1 0 ( 1 ‘t .. la ir'` 1:: , meniorable event., - The patriotic in t o‘'‘'',, l iet i f i,e to - assemble in the village,. and, aceon 4) :l t eie - ; ',.,i• national music, t,o . walk in ilen•eStolle' l ‘ f licr 4 ( l i e Standard•of ROBERT ' Bt.:IJ CE Was plite cl ',.„ ‘ iaedi t ancestors fought for, and gloriously "')',-.) , ,/, freedom of therr country.—(Scoteh 1 - 'l' 6 ''' 41 . " a ' dril" .(11g 1. On Monday last a lour;;,. N aa j ) uic 1, - c y•ii •••,- , in a state of- tuadness,,pa'sefl thro4: ll , 1 0 .1. , ° el ;7:1 of Gissing, and on to Itey:-..:i0cl .1,-I.' l4 ; a cc'f" ~'1 : ,,,.; . encountered a cat, which Ile tore "ill } ) ,l ti iO4- 1- 4i hum ..cliately left the premises la,itlio"ti. t hro . " l :',, they injury; thence he was pursoc't t he 6 ,, 0 , Slielfanger to Disc, Where he etite":' , , ,, 0 1 7- „a ba , s ,- qiter pithlic-bouse, the parlour door 00 , pes o ; and the room providentially withol or ialr t : , ; if in it : licr,e he was shot, without ~- ; ,-; 1 1('' ' t r i ,c any damage. He appeared to have t ,„ in LI S..- a considerable distance, being n iLr '' _/ _..--s -of exhauticiti. ' • ____------- . ...--- atle „ (a l'''' I Sinn:S. . 0 ,•- a rhe.• ... On the it th inst.• the Right Hon. LatPl - ";ir e .., 4t ail bales, in the Phtraix Park, 00)1in, of a-tlaVgt ..treet , ~)$1 ) On Wednesday last, at hii horse in ??e.:," . p:of 11' - ' , Gardens, the Lady Of J. H. •I' r ,„-,,, ye , k,',;q• I'l' • ,0 0to heir. c a stle , __On l'hursdaY last, the wife of 'Mr. Abliol't , °' rott . . • '. StOurand of a thttuchter. ll'ie 14th hist. in Gower-street; th e '''iclu'v(lf 0' t o.' til Grie,g, Esq. of a son. te-stre e _Tile:sauic day, Mrs. Deacon, of BishoP , ga ''''. of a still-boin child. i t 4 5 3i5t 3 . ' 6 . . MARRIED. (I; • i f t v On Sunday, the 22d ult. at WilleoiStad;l4sll3X , . L l ov ' 10 ,otnansaly-Getteral Gomm, to Mrs:Viratts, 0 • ps c; late --- Watts, Esq. of the Guards. • l ic , h .i c " On Monday last, at St. George's,' lianover -sc rao ~ i Menez, M.D. from Oporto'; to -- gliea, young c ' to ' • 11 , , Joseph Edwards, Esq. of i'vliddlesez. , a 10 ~,_ At St; Aildrew's,ifolhOra,•Robert Surn, P' s : .. niPq f . 1 4-s'l ~ar. Wood, of iTattori-gorden. pole' ,v• i James Wardrop, Esq. of Charles-street, St",l6eorg ~ 0 to Mrs. Burn,_eldest daughter of-the late (% f ; pt: *l3tir rvatPle, of the 19t11 Regiment, ati ' ~;:duv: of `'-' ~, the Royal Navv. ' • ' " ' A . Al,. Dighton, Onihe , t i t g th ed it; i s 2 t . . at his:ho b us i v i l Al S . 'pring r-A rde " '' : J .' c. t'i ----- Ort the 17th inst. at / Camberwell, s k )rj3 G1114'63°3' ** lje Mr. On -li t ' s h e e p 2 h l s l t Va i t j i l s e t Y ..at th e t.. - "r l'',. Of rr il ii his O: a g n gCl u S e :l:l V I l e id P ci a K . y i s l t a u . s r t: T ‘ ,:d o u ti i :l D :i I . e s il l: e l , c . ) Et s ii e it t ea' ol -Tl Ve r ' lL ' l lP ; ll . ll l.l tc } i' l ' i. ' : : : : : , : e l: : ,l ::; :: l iti , E ist ii': : don, ' ..:,. • '' ci)o les,6Lii lir year aanin: h o li e: same sa h tli e l... o 4 t: ay, : k a e t_ s his tr,, house t t L 'l . s i t n , L° ." Jam es ;1, . -ff. , Gote) ___,.. On the 2git inst. at his honse, Kcnsingtop . ---L.-;,--,,,,.......--,—....—.._....------ -- . z...=.,—;--...,....-- . .. Cr ; - „,ii . ‘e , nic LONDON : Print p e i d iil l l ) i N s - 11 J e . ci t i i , .. c e:. , :l..: . : . S I ri s :'‘ ,;;; 1, ;:::: 0 1.1 ,1j1 1 , :5: ::': buildint;s; and at the Sus-Orr; ici,- !-land ; w'""6:5,141'4: ultras, Or4ers, Letters (post-1a:,:,,c. IDL'b.t