The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-25 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS. T. Dawson and W. Yowling, AlditateOligh.street, drapers. to surrender November 3r), at eleven, December 7, and atio.try 4, at twelve, at G uildliall. London. At torney; Mr. Vintners' Hall, Upper Iliatries sireet.. ► F. 1-1.4 ward, New arum, Wiltshire, tailor, November 30, 1 1 0,einher to, a.,it lanuary 4. at ten, at G uildhall, Lon. don:- Attorney, Mr Davis, Cothbury. - S. Parnell, Kingston; Surrey, itnen-draper, November December 7, anillainiary,4, at ten,,at Gttildliall, London. A ttoriiiss, Messrs.' S weet and Stokes, street, London ' • L. Owen, Manchester, corn-dealer, December t 6, t 7, and (emery 4, at eitiVen, at the 4.0 no, Nlazulliter. At. tonnes, Messre. and Parry, Ilate.couit, TernPle, London; and Messrs. 'l'. Redhead and Brutiler, 'flan- Chester. , S: • Cooper. jriu. LiVeq)ool, wrigin ; and blatiksmitli, DeceriO4.l6; rr. anti limitary 4. at eloveU, atth4 t, lobe Tavern, ztrect, Liverpool. ' Attornies, LJitrlcssrs. 'C super and Lowe, Southampton. buildings, Chancery, I , ne, London ; , and Messrs: Oiled and Barnett, )....ver. ;pool. S. Heat hr . Birmingham, Warwickshire, and Erdineten, War braot and shoe'-maker, November 26. t 7, and (aliti.irt 4 at eleven, at the itakespeare 'Tavern New. tturt., bi , trungliani.' icor:lies, Mr. Nicholls, 'Clr.,v's• ion-4.1110e, '1..u114,10n t' anti Mr. 'l'. Mule, ur Or. j. Bev. • %%rich, ilirminSbam• T. 1).. Kirke, t% ingston-upon.llull. linen-draper, Novent. tter ;Ft, 39, and 'annoy 4, et eleven, at the Neptune inn, irt4sron-ttison- Hull. Attninies, Messrs. Exley, stocker, and Dawson,' Furnival's-trn, London ; and. Mr. Cots. worth, Kingston. tipuit-,11 ul I . • I, W 1,41100; Chaster, cortt.deater, Tkeember t 6, il,• and la. *wary 4, et twelve, at the C; lobe TJVCIII, (On-street, Li- Netpoui AttOlitieli, - Mr, Wilhite, ,Joan-street, Bedford . tow, London ;,and Mr. l. Garnett, Water.btreet, Liver. peol. j. G. Batt, Liverpool, merchant, December 6,1, and Janu ary 4, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, john-street; Lives . . pool. Attars-nes, Mr. j. Phillips, . Liverpool ; and Mr. I'. Whittle, john street, Medford-row, London. • R. Ilarris,,sen. It. Harris, kin. j. Wilkinson; and W. Har ris, Watling-street, • Cheapside, wholesale 'men-drapers, Rovember 30, December .3, and limitary 4, at eleven, at London. Attornies,. Messrs, liourdrllon and ilewitt, Little I. r'Way-street: . • 15.1 r, Holloway, Middletteit„' turneri and toy. maker, November a 6, at eleven, Ueeember 3, at ,one, anti 'Amory . 4, at eleven. at Guildhall, Loitdon. • 'Attorney; Mr. (eyes, Charlotte.street, litzruy-square. • Clark, Brunswick-place, ti)eptiurd, Kent, mealman, No. ember 30, December to, and lanuary,4, At tel;, at Gttild., hall, London. Attorney, Mr. lames Hare, l'Urnival's. Intl. is - 1. 'Thornton, White-street, Southwark,, Surreys carpenter and undertaker, November ;6, December to, and ianuary 4, at ten, at Guilitriall, . London, Attorney. 'Mr. Mey. mod, Ilticoves-buildings; Black triars-road. • G. Thui man, Birmingham, Warwickshire; hosier, Novein . ber n. so; and litowsrY 4, at twelve, at the Swot; Inn and Hotel, Birmingham. Atturnies, Mcssrs.Kindcrley and Longo Holborit-court, Cray's-inii, London ; and Mr. Birmingham. R. Wilkinson and I. Sutton, IVlallell.ster, drapers, December 18, 19.. and limitary 4, at one, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester. Attorides, .fvlessrs. Hewitt arutKirl4 'choler; and Mr. R. Chantiety.lane, London. J. Taylor, Shrtbottle, Northumberland, dealer, December z 3, 24, and (urinary 4, at eleven,-at Cite 'l'urk's tlead . inn. 'Newcastle-41)(4,-1 yne. •At formes, Messrs. , Lambert, or • Mr. Thorp, Alliwick, • .Northumberland ; and Mr. flea. , hey,..G ray "s.ltin.sqiiare, London, T. Miles, Gun alley, Bermondsey, Surrey, tell-monger, No vember p, at twelve, December 7, aml 'annoy 4, at die veil. at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. Dreisr, Bet: inundaey.orert, Southwark; -- 5. Sherwin, , Lucas-street, Somers-Town, patent glass-eaa.' . ivovtinoer 30 , ._ at twelve ' December 7, and lain); airy 4, at eleven, at CI officinal!, London. Attorney, Crotch, Union-court, Broad-street, 1, Whaley, Covetdry-street, boot and shoe.' - rmtket, Novetilber December 7, and. January 4. rit. ' - twelve, at GUilditall, l,otxlpn. AttPrtiieS, Messrs, 13a1. laehey and Silver, Angel-court, Throgrporton-street. T. M. Crippelston, i K,-enstngton, Middlesex, victualler, No vember ;6, December 3, and January 4, at eleven, at Guildhall, - • London.- Attorney, Mr. Battey, - Sloane- . 1. Syke's arsd, C. Slkts, currier's' liall-court, London, - -and N' uric shire, clottlieri and t'atiors, November. ' 3 0 , Decetr,Ler 3, and January 4, at twelve,- at Guildhall. Adoring., Messrs. Nuy and• Pope, Nlineing.lane, Tower. titre t.- 71'intberlake, Great rirlary. la.bonntst rect. poulterer, De.. ceniber 7, 1-1, And 4, at ten, at to;uild1)01, 1,...4141che Atto rney. Nit 11.111 CW, " ' Al, Curtis, Vere busier anti glover; No. vembar 26, PecemOer 7, and January 4, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorilay,. 14r.. court, Po dote- COmmons. . . wabster, Lloyds cotroe- 11 0tisc, London, insurance bruker and tilltltt Writer, November 39, at' twelve,'Decen , bar- 4 an d January 4. at . ten, at Guildhall.- Attorney, Mr. f isith, , 'Featherstone-buildings, Holborn. .• A licss, Ciisterton,ltntland, iiinottcper, o ccem b er 6. 7, and lanui,iry.~, at eleven, at the Genrge and - Angel hub Sr inturcfi, 17aiolnshire A trornios, Mr. Thomphon ; . stou t,rd ; and Arlesars. Anstieealld Co; Temple, Lou* don. ebach-jrnrier, November R, s p i d , r e k e e e s t , o be L r i t7tl.e4lQlduleollu. s a t ir 7 e 4 t m , At jwelve., at . 13 0 . • n i es mews. ltogtrsai d Son, Manchester. Lotidoti, Ann( • buildings, .We T. wood, dra . per, s peeetn her r 6, ante i,,,,uary 4at two.at the l'albOt bilftliat•Stretolgrie, • ies Messrs. Taylor and Unvvin. Man - Manchester. A Horn and Mr. R. kilts, Chancery- lane, Lond on. Cheater ; l i fyo usiniv.idreet, Portman-square, stationer, o lii i r e t s d; . Deectuber 3, and laugary 4, at t.biielVe, The numerous accidents which have lately en . curie& to 'children through coach doors nor being properly secured, ioduces_ a correspondent to sug. gest the propriety of every :coachmaster being compelled to place a small bolt on the inside of each door, so that the-passengers, can fasten the same ; they should be so situated that the coach man may open them with equal faCility on the outside. LONDON ; Printed by 3 Hi At the Sus Orxicas, I( To the most Illustrioui' and Reverend Catholie Archbishopsland RishoF►s Wirebud, aeArchpiiShopit of the Ur►tied States of America send ,greetiot` Lord : "We have received, venerrible brethren►, with gratitude, and With the► respect' which is th3o to your distinguished merit, the letter dated Feb: eG, which you addressed to Lhe Bishops of the orb le Catholic Church. . . ,< We are resolved, with the divine assistance, to , )MAS WOOD, of No. 3i, Maiden lune, Covent-garden; 4nd Published by WI 1.1.1 AM Aft M Ult SCRIPPS, South iv • No; lig, Strand , where /Advertisements,. Orders for th. Paper, Letters tang the Etlitor, &c, oust -paid. F ?A the, LUS DO ;V ,TrE ....IVo v. 23, 131/ ,Dublitar-Custie, Apv. :3 4,,18 I HI 114al• the Priiit'e Regent has been pleased, ' , ltt . then - 3tll- on.the behalf of lic Ma- 3estyt. , lifSett'ers Patent, 'unitt..r tot. Great ,Seal Irelitit4; litofriettr! the fiev. George Hall; D6ttor DcvWiti.;'l l ratosi l ol ~Trittity Cc.tlege, Dtiblin; to the Bishopriek . of Dromorr, in the room.ol Doctor Tim- Mas Per#3l l lAfiiStibon thereof, - deeeased. 'His Rdyat:Higlli*ss the Prince It!genr- has also been pleased, in' Ap•'n'ame - Wml oti the behalrof his Ill'ajesty,byl,,etter4 Patent -nnder.the 'Great Seal of Ireland, to conititute and appoint the Rev. Thomas. boaor in Divinity, It) he Provost cif Trinity College, Dublin, in the room of the Rev. I),ietor Hall, protnoted to the Bishoprick of Dro more. IThitchidl, Nov. 23, 1811. ,The .Lord. Chancellor has appointe4 Solomon Tozer, of Ailiburton, in the county of Dann., Gent, to,be. a Master ,sxtraorclinary in the High Court of Chancery. .......• Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County ot•Oxtixd. ad or Southern Regiment of thcfordshire Local . Militia. ' Tobe Captain-Charles Tawney, vice Pearman, detilased. • 4thovEa:l-...rn Regiment. To be Lieutenams.—john Syths, Uent. Edward Lock, Jul , . Gent. r To oe Quarter-master —Lieutenant bourn Syins, vice Towns cud, resigned. Commissions signed by the .Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk.' • ad or Midland Regimmt t;1 Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant-Colonel Hamond Alpe to be•l.ieutenant.Col , nel Conimandant, vice Bid wer, deceased. 3d or East Norfolk Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. 'To be Lieutenant-Colonel—Major Charles. Laton, vice Smyth, deceased. To be Major—Major lohn Harvey, Norwich Light Horse, vice Lawn, l,ro►rruted. ps tCuildn,all, London. - A t i7}7ritt, lqours. few atvi Ash. trnottr, Elenr . .etta , stzect, g.p.ten. W. Morgan, Livervol; December S. ard la. nuary 4, at deveni at the. Globe TaverA, 01m-street, Li_ r verp tx) t Atternici, D.avies, Liverpwl and Air. Mechlowctelt. Gray's-inn, Linden.: • • i; Smith, tialif.ix, yorkstiire., money;striv,:r,' December .3, 4. and kneary 4, at eleyon, at the fain.,t inn, York s:iire. Anemias, Mr. T. Paul, N't; ,, v MJltnu ; and Mr. C. Morton. GraY's-iiiii;scinare . , Landon.' C ut.lane, alitax, Yorkshi.e. conf.dealer, De. cember 13, 14. and lanuafy 4, at tie - VCII, at tile Tatont inn, Halifax. Attemies, 'Messrs. Cdfkirlieni Alia Young, Gray's ! inn, Louden; and M. 1.11 - . flail; Halifax,. H. Rawson, Doncar,ter, broker, D.Nember q, to, at ten, and lanuary 4,"at eleven,: at .the Angel.tidi, Doncaster. At , tonnes, Messrs. fiention 410 Deneaster, or to Messrs. I.onalill, anti Liet.kitt, G , . R. Claridge, Untie! . "Geer,..e.street. Slanchester square. up, holsteler, November 26, at elctia.n, Decetnner 3, at one, and January 4, at ten. A ttopici, Mr: Nevkconib, Vinc. sir , et, Picea;.iilit.' c. Brown, Holywell street, Sitnredittli, haberdasher, No ventber 26, OCCellawf 7. and lann:try 4, at one, at Guild hall. Attorney, Nlr. lesse, No. 7, f urilival's•inti, Hui ' born. I. Varley,, floundstliteh, November 26, Decem. ber 7, January 4., at twelve, at Guildhall. AttortitY, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. j, Cdtbuslt, sea, .Westminstet, liine.merekint, November 30, ileCClllber 7, - and I aiiitary 4, at.' weiv'e, at G uildh •l I. Attornies, Mr. Mares, M .nistone, and Nlr. I ones, .Mtl place, Bedford-low, London. -t: ' C. 13essell, Prospeel•phce, Lambeth,' insurance-broker, November 28, December 7, and , January; 4, it twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mes s rs. it oicers and Son, Manches ter.buildings, Westminster. T. Price and G. 'Price, Ited.cross.street; Southwark. up holsterers, November 26, at .C 10.411, December 3, at line, and January 4, at eleven,.at il. A tiOfille6, Messrs. Wilde and Knight, Castle :tlzet. Falconlilve j. Peat and W. Smith, l'ick.adikly; Noveniber z 6, December 7, and January 4, tit'eleven, at cluildliaß. At• torney Mr. Rage's, 59,. Fmk-street. 50h0. . . J. Davis, Bristol, haberdasher, NoveMber 27, December 11, an d January .6 at twelve, at the Busli Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Price ai d wilts:Ann, 'Nor 9, Lincoln's. inn, London, and G. Strickhnid, 13ristOl. A. Smith . Glaucestersnire, clothier; 'December S. at five, December 6, at ten, and {anualy 4, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Newport, Gloucestershire.. Attornies, Mr. Grant, liolborn•coui t, Gra}''s.tint, London, and ,vlr. Hill. Dursley. DIVIDENps. 04:c; to. T. Duckharri, Was Wield, Devonshire, cattle. dealer, at ten, at the Globe 'Ea vern, Exeter. Dec: 17. J. Cade and I. Stedvens, London, wine.merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 14. I. Doyle, Covent-gatden-market, chinarnan, at twelve, ft Guildhall. Nov. 26. V. Reeve, Clapham, coach.m.►ster, at eleven, at . . Guildhall; London. • - Dec 14. W. Adder, Seward.street, Goswell-street, soda manufacturer, at ten, At Dec. 14. W. Aspland, Kensington, cheesemonger, at twelve, at Gui What!, London, • Dec. to. k. Attwell, Toddingnm, Bedfordshire, hal . .cri at ton, at Guildhall, London, Dec. ta. It R. Baker, Nottino im, in lholrt r i at clem, at the Punch, bawl, Nattiny,hani Dec. t 4. I. Denton, Burnham, I;ssex, sec:lslam, at eleven, at Guildhall; London. Dec. Li. 1. jl. BroWne, Fish-street-hill,' London, mer eitant, at twelVe; ar Guildhall. • • ••• • • • Dee'.; 16. W. Coembe, Scrit . a.yard,Cannon-street, mer chant, at twelve, at Guildhall.. No,v, Miaortes, London, ttunk.maker, at ele ven, at * Guildhall. • TiVc. 3. C. Colwell, Leicester-sgbare. Middlesex, cabinet maker, at one, at Gityldhall.. • • Vet:. I.{ A. Colley, otherwise Coffin Mingay,.kingston. upon. Thames, Surrey,' ironmonger. at twelve, at Guild hall, London:. • Nov. o. I. Keinfit. llcar ; strert, Leicester-fields, druggitt, at eleven, at uod1)411. Mk, to. T. Aahton.•Purise , t, Southampton, linen•draper, at Ttvelve, at Guildhall, London. • Dec. t 4. K. and T. Southey, iiish.street.hill,, merchants, at teti, at Guildhall. Dee.'rs. S. Brown and W. Taldesley, Bloawie'h, StaMard. shire, nye.tilakera. tat eleven, at the Stork Tavern, Bir- D I.t. W Greaves, Leeds, currier, at twelve, at Guild h-ll,Landtin: Dec. 16. 1141, Salford, Snmersetshire, dealer and-chap man, at eleven, at the Christopher Inn, .11ath:. Dec, 14. S. Peck, Gravesend, painter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. ' • . Dee. 14. W. Stalk. Blue-coat-buildings,'Aldengitte, mer chant, at one,, at Guildhall. Dec. to. H. Martin, Sulfolk-atreet, Birmingham; horn hitt tan-maker, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Binning ham. Dec. ty. Bartlett, New t Ormond-street; Middlesex, mas. ter mariner,, at eleven, at Guildhall. London; Dec. 14. T. AliiiinCAl and W. Furlong. Bristol, haber dashers, at eleven, at the Christopher inn, Bath- Dec. la. Birtningltam, draper, at eleven, althe Swan Tavern, liirrninghant Nov. so. C. Mercier and Q. Chervet, Bartholomew.clnse, London, printers, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. G.-Redford. Betithrd, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. at eleven, at the Dog• Tavern, Manchester. Dec. T.. H. Paync, , Cttllunt,street, London, merchant, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, • Kingston-upori-lital; ,Nov. so. T. Lo ends, Gutter-lane, Cheapsidei Warehouse man, at eleven, at Guildhall. - Dec. 23 M. Catnennti•Creitt Yarmouth, Norfolk: milliner, at twelve,. at the Stat Tavern, Great Yarmouth. Dec. 2t. I. I yes, Cawston t Nortblk, grocer, at four, at the Cagle anti 'Lion, Norwich. Nov. 26. J. Cook, Bristol,' koking-glassl'Manufacturer, at ten, at Guildhall,,London, • - • • Dec. i 4.• P. D. Abbott, Powis-place, Great Ormond. street, Nliddiesex,. insurance.brokcr, at one, at Guildhall, 'London. CERTIFICATES, 1) • zci.maLlt 14. A. A. Fons.ca, Great Prescot-street, Goownan's.fr.:l.lli, merchant: W. Malone, Hirminghant, tailor. E. Jones, hirtninghavi, liquor.mer;:hant. Itoss„ Liverpool, 1. Avis, TitTlber3Coiistl4l, SOMerSet. tileaiill4ll. G. Savory,,Horongh HiAh-strcer, vtelnaller. D. Chandler, Stowupland; Stillblic. conk. merchant. H.lo.strcet, South.vdrk, hop-inerchsnt. • • • S. logury, Uteiit Presaot.streeti. G'uodnaan's ticlds, met- f ion,-1, Bear street, Leicestvr.fields, tncn.i. mercer. • • ,• W .•Spenter, New.court, Buw.latte, mcrch:lnt. R. Blackmure, Tottenharn•court•road, painter. I. ()ram, Cricklade, Wiltshire, checisefactor.., • 411114.1' o vt ici Mary poi t, Check:tit:matt - a aurer. (. 'Davies, Hereford, corn•tactor. ..; •• R. C. Tenfold, West Smithfield, blacking.maufactUrer. Pil11TIVERS(1111 I)IS.soLpED. (. Plaskett, S• • Brown, and W.Norcutt, of Fulham, coopers. 'I, Webb AMA T. I.lurge, of t Nine StliWuod, cublalUll car. acts G. Thompson and ti. Darlot, Itrarbinder-lane, wine and spirit merchants. R. Cawk well and R. Dixon, of Newark-upon-Trent, frier • CerS. A. C. waves, Greaves, and T:..flogg; of Mark lane, gro. • cars. Ashbriclge, and I). Scott,. of Dalsion, grocers. 1. A spitiall and 1. Cnpper, of .Lawrence.fane, warehouse. men • • Pearson and f Stewart, of. Westminster. road, grocers, W. Cox and 1. Watticworth, at Barton upon. I rwell. E. Tomes and R. Burman, or Southam, attornies. V.. Row and H. -Powell, of Old4treet road, carpenters. I. Dickens and C. Fourdrinier, of. jamaica•wharf, Christ church, coalonerchants. • hl ft • L,iff,-R4Pohri COURT OF K NGsSAIE NCI', Nov. 2r, TUE RING V. CHAPEL. - • G AlOl6 - A" moved the' judgment of the Court: *Mitt the defendant, who Was con►itted Lorroon, at the sittings betore the present tern), for retifsing to accept the oithe of constable for the ward of Fatringdon Within, upon the sannifition that he was exempt 'from parochial duties of undet the statute felt incorporating the Bar bers' Company. He pain in affidavit in Mitigation of punishment, which ,stated that he had 'bee,t) . in. duced to dispute the question nt his liabilitylO'Seree in this office, to consenti,mce of having seen ati opi nion of the Right Hon. Lord Erskine, given when his" Lordship was at the Bat, that the members at . the Barbers' company were 'exempt by reason of their proftbsional avocation from • certain parochial duties. 1' concluded, hoi.ifeYer,bby expressinote dclendane3 illingneSS to Otfiditstct a 6 WWI) aga , 4 called upon: • Under these ciicurnctances, and after hearing Counsel on bal:h sidas,•theCOUrt ordered him to en ter into a reCognizdtice of 9001. which . .he did ae , cordingly, to appear when called upon' to teceive the sentence of the Court, in case of Wither con.; tumacy. TIM KING V. GEO. ANDERSON. . Mr. TormrsTo called for the jmiginent of the 1 Court against this d?lendant, Wit() was c o oviad the laBt Assizes for the town and county of New- Castle , upon-Tyne, of an assault upon the person of Mr: Clayton, the Town Clerk of ;kit borough. Ttie Court sentenced hini to three months' im pritf,nment in the King's Bench prison, to pity . fine of 301. to the King, and to give stuntie.. , iin Irk good behaviour for three years, himself in uuui. bud -two other persons in tool. each. TIIE KING V. WILiLIASI.,EAST*, , This was a motion for judgMetit against the de fendant who was convicted at the last Somerset '/V -sizes. fOr a libel against John'Reeve Ctarke,Es'i. a i - k!- spedlble Sokitor of that. Countyyof a most gros, :tod defamatory nature. , :Curt sentenced' him 'to one month's im prisonment in the Kitig's•Bench prison. CHARGE OF MA NSLAI/OHTE R. Mr. GUUN EY having, moved for a wilt of Filbeas Corpus and Ceqioari, l ,l-tO be directed to the Gaoler of the Comity Gab' of Sussex, to brit , g it,to C. 4.4.11; iiiorder to be bailed, the 'body of John I•Thlnard, Cbafged with killing and slayifig a b 7 +b of the of Giegg, by the verckt of a Coroner's Jury. The prisoner was this fLiy brought imoCoart ac cordingly., The,depositions . taken before the Coroner were read, together with the Verdid given' of skughtei by - the Jury. ,Arlidavits‘..on the part of the prisoner were also read, from the whole of which it appeared, that the deceased, ahtiut ten days belore.he had the dispute With the prisoner, had been in a public ltoule,at Lewes, w here there WM. very violent quarrel , among some dragoons, and that he received desperate woundon the head by a sword, which was drawn : him by one'ut'theta. : It further appeared, that, as before mentioned,: tendays after he receiv ed the wound, he took' it into his head to beat and extremely 01 treat an unoliendingl boy, the son of the prisoner, who being made acquainted with it at the in -tart; immediately went 'after the deceased, ' and struck him three or four blows about the - head and body, in a day or two after which he took ill, and'in a short lime di7d. • . On examining his,head,.there appeared under the spot where he got the. Fie bre wound from4ne,dra. goon, a.splinter cf the inner bone, which pressed upon the brairh and that the pat' P'o pressed wa s moriified. The, depositions of the surgeon wito opened th• bead indicated an opinion that the in mediate cause otitis death wea this affection 01 tie brain. The Court' having thus heard th depositions on both sides, admitted the defendant 19 bail, and he was bailed accordingly, tour respectable farmers having joined as sure) les WII ti him to take, his trial at the next Assizes for the County of Sussex. TIIE.KING.V. E.LE,MPi ESQ. , Zbe defendant was con.viaed al the .14st 'l3ury , Assizes of an assault., ,, upun the person a l Joseph Sharp, a servmt. to :I.44ll:hprin*.., He wo tensed to pay a• tine - 01(60.10 the King,. att4 10 give security for his gpod . hahaviour, himself to tout. and two sureties in 50i. each. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Nov lg. CLAYTON V. DILLT, • In thiS case the ptfouttlf had made two bets of, 501: each on' a race horse at Epsom, by order he defendant. The horse 19. d, and the plaintiff paid the money to the winty:.r, On. the refusal of, the defendant to repay the money, an ,actlon was brought, and the Jury foutid a verdia lot Pre plain tiff'. An applitiation t sab made, a fovv:dayl, to set the:vertlict aside,'on th grounchhat it was au illegal transattion, and,Sir .lames .N.lanhfield. this clay delivered judgment in bvour of the defendant. Court, °Wale inference to be drawn .trout amumber of cases, decided ‘'‘''t 4 on - kileg4oral.B6ol o b; and that the plaintitf,cnuld tap uupp9rt. theAclipp. .!•., AMERICAN, -CATHOLIC-PRELATES,. Fit Obi TITE GENERAL ApVEItTISR, PrIlLADtL?iffA; : corip4ON,L,Y CALLEI)!THE 'AVItORA, -Translation of a letter (font:* lbcorigittni-Latln, of the Cittnotic iiipiwps pi Nyitil ctic t, lc.? Inc CADJiic libhops of Irchttici. d t t .. rpscrrelhe unify ref tl,e-rhttrob: of Clitit, am. .14.t , :t and defend th:tt authority of the Holy See, .liid plifnacv,,9l, honour anti: W urisdittion, hich ti,e Cl•,i,ef Pont 1: is p os sessed of, arid w hich are 'thw t! tos , (We in ifi a inten.ce 01'046 unity. We.are, e qu,B4 *, led by,sentinient a n nd by Juts., to profes s one fidelity and ot;6lientx to Fupe Piu s VII. , who now holds that • , ,s tprente statitm. Vv e adhere, Ike tuetribers to, their 116z.i ., - ...1 ; u this inconaparat)te Pontiff, anti since, as et.. Piiu t i says, 4 4 when one. member sutlers, the other members partake in: the , pain' how tacit niore'.':. sensibly m ust, we feel the atilizilion of this °tir kipi-. ritual head : . . , nerli ve„ indik . ti,., ,;g.i IWe latnen ou, t in common with y le hietiireo, end we are a n imated with a pinui . natio,uat the I.lea of . 4 2- .R everenel o Anetept aei - g, lne& . Out of his I Ouse, Kid driven from his collo try ; ' of our. innocent .Biliop,briiv. cruelly oppro... • ett , ,9!ille head ot tl,e Church bung s frippedOl.l';" • Pattin)ptiy, and t.f 'A ,rho,r meritori, us 'Pope hti"!''. duty oVe rWhe:cryki With CitNlttlilleliLS:, it isour !ro : CrnifP", gist w in particuhlr, are .under tne'rre..i.- est obksgations to the venerahlt- P;us 'VII.; I, i o c c ' t 'S OW Pi his wise aird apo,tuiiet4 t•PlidLla i."c 11iii por . :l9n of the Lord's floel:,' sittrateil ove United Sta:es of America, has been formed nit() a regular ecclest:t,sitc;tl -provine, consist'n4 ot the Archbishop of fialtiri-iiite, aAcf of . our ~!4,0 .13ighops. - ~,.' , , ~.. , " WoinOtly trust in tine Laort,, ;oat the slime. I. VihObie I.rtititcle which Shone forth In l'it'' Vi. ‘ )i. hAttpy memory, will at all (inns be equally cottsr cu , ,os in his successor, Pius 'VII.; . and wd'ti:ito n ot ; the smalleit:Ogobt that lie will contintg to ''. , fo r the consolation of the Churc ch h', hthealos hith eiti) t insitoci tll/ fit t rmebs in bearing iftliZ•tioirs'uti 1Patli!e!"0,; wlMtevcr may become his duty 101" c. Bounce, to toms' t, or to endule. 1 r " In -tite Mean tline, we d•-clare before GO , t'' . .ir we will respett fully listen to the aciriPnit i " a ' °' °l t , - Holy F31114r, noiwiOstanding his ii.cavaciti; ',,.. that we will.) ieldta Cheetiul submissiwt In 11 11 i ` i i i ' rections and or'dinancec, pded' till hea r le,, proper and gnuine chat atteri of the voice 0 . ' e s, ,, sad' of I he'reial inftlifions-and ',lal hat ity a the ~,,. pteme Pontiff. -Bit we Shill not think 01-11'.';`: bound by any briefs or other docunteat, 0 1 at ti kind,. which triay be circulated 'in. itIS ,asil l, 3 ;... I. o le n , d l s e io r Iris t' ill ci t . l i t i e ecri l i..! l c l .tvol ° l . P bit i : vr e i ,y a deliberating and :csolviug shun be - , in oar minds. . 1 ; 1 ;if* , An..l`should the . Chia; PoQtitl. del' 1111 d: (which God forbict.should 'happen in the Pre s - Perilowo•statf f the Cliurch), we, rio • 'les than Yn`lav that Go.. venerable brethren, are fully persuaded., 1,5 will.noi he wanting- to. the Coup;:b.: wi,ici",it.,:°:,e.l it .hottld leven for a considerable _nine b'. r r, ). .1 of its Chief PaSlol' here on earth, vt.. 0 “ 14 b ` :, e ,:," ( (Ir. to les" , migcltief art; if, any person,bilfa:c;„'t,„ 'aid. trohru;:w:ite_hireeer.nclteyos::*li:::itv.rt:reln,..7!i.:(444)ll.lltei,,oirilitrl.iit6oni.C‘,witi::its:ll:o: 1 i i, ,t, ;: 11, ,,,1ii i i ii , ) , pit.ces by fatal s....ltis,its. ~ ' n 4l t he tlijc. cortntitiell to our cif to.aclsitti\i'leilg""°'''ii;,„ I. Ibe ttu.! and. gerittinr StleCeoor, iltil iiili):4i., w,;c301 tar greater pall of,tito.ai,4ops oi ' " ~1 nod whole Cathelie peopl- ia a tuatina, 'i!'... .., .t ti knto.ylt.4dge *sueb,, : , '.- ~:,,ttid " If we, who are. hardly. yet knoll , 091 : 1 :'7otir • ' Christian Clint-clies,,t,hus:lN,etu!' ID : (k ig e"r t:Q tl.6r. seivesibrSn; our venerable toratateu, j. lll,iiti tii ritlenCe of yotolending.to us,ijo .cotnool ivie.eur. °ther'llisholis of the Catholic. mOrltlt YOO ' 3 ' . n sot getical letter, for. it would be highly nobecotut ~41 us not to :acknowledge this; high'lnark el c4t,e31::,,,,,, which you hold 01... ' ' V , ltit• - "As to yourselves, you are seated iv those ~ 0 cop long series of ages ,by the virtues 0 1 th d ~,1 1. ,,,,ivil 0( lates, your predecessors • itt them. 1 .0 11"1`',00, o r al Sees, which have been illustilted ;lira, thern,.yon candua the , peoPletentrusted 10 .)• ni 40 ,1 example as weans instruo ion, in 'tbe ' '" ew- ~itti . ,d,, LI true faith,,and• i 0 sincere riety.i. ii'W l It'b il ' rl ifiie , them you exhibit, in deli:ince of 011 litorour3l,, , fraud, and violence; a Eilre and perhapo tit -'l l - oi tt.r• stance,of invincible toititude in Plefi rvl . l4:' ing tt:e Catholio , Fisith. ' : ... _:, „root; "WeAlumblY,coniniendOutselves.fo r° llr r, p ot a nd we humbly beseech Gor,A,Lo:o:bev: laVlt:;:,,,lfes, country, to our °borates, and each.OPe',al Y ° 1 I Pie" Fare ye well, ' most Illustrious..stulteoto:i hates. . , " Joys', Archbishop of 13!iltinlore: (1,,a, " LicoNARD, Lii, li op- o1 -G 1)-a i 11, 1 Tim 0 :: b i i i i' ) e . r :R 6 f . l) 4 & l l ll:l l 4 ;; B : iti j A: isburp of __..,_.__.,.l9°l.P;PBlPii4, 3°111.i1111111111:(161P4;11 . , %4 v JOtit4,Bishop of BOW . thitosiri., _____ ro s tS4pt. to, istr. „.., ! li/A/liS, c 7 1,3 4 T iri CifellYineAtmet„ nuttioy patty Harriet Fast :, °l' the Wight lion ii , • Thomas "• or $ lit iev Goad. ~, • ,I.rY Foster,. , . '-' ~, ..1 11fr , Oh the Bth'ihlt. at 'c'arrutfuth,' the Lady of LAP'''. ~, quharogf. the Royal NavY. of A SoP. t;.. LOY ' °O,Thursdas,laat, ...t. the drove, Stasullorct t'' Cl..itles l'oate. Esq. of a I):,tigliter. '.. On the t9th ult. at"C'ilhitljtfri,)b.Y sPeciillid.caregtir;Voilf. I t i v a i m i li t: ,uti.ray -rwynarn, Esq. to Ann, eV ost al itittlbiYl EA. Igtf.3itlat.P lace. cif ROl''' . I..uc;', at CI ' ''t •" oi . - (I hire '''' ;' .. a -.. ► t tipping mita, x. or s • ~, gli „ic It rt.ey, MAter of the'Preforatory Soho" 1. `" f Philtcps,•ot the /date piede ' t e neIY n " i •tth/ '1:1""41.,Y, at Marotet., 'fir, R Ribor, ' 4 '" liPPSc,ot l).ijton 1.1%1100i and Co . Cl44ritic, t° Free tt4o, o f t r, j t isia'ce * Co. ' - fo , f', ~. On the atil'hut. R. i:.!...lcid-1, Esq. of Ketv, t° ° I ' R L.,..:ltlUg');:P:bli ..ft;.!..r1)5Cr:,;•1,,1:0.1,11d4_,,N.1 r iohn I>ickery iv,,,,0%,.,141,;4:00::: WOOI len. t1;a1): r, Oxhird-st'reer, 'to Misb Alto Tuotuiro'ye, 4ldc4t daughter of NJ t:l3 11..1et Thom p‘oo. r:itl. t c. ' cl ‘ - t' - -- " tii Li. I. ' '', '-• . , ~c r iao f/n the' 9th ofi March; Idsi. at Seringspatinn, Lie-- or t ricottas FOlSter DaVISO,I I • or. '_iiis ritij.ijOSi)'3,":334,l4tglitirlo. 44°4' -e4;0141.4011 **tine I:tte t)Atitas I)4Ws.ill 0.4' %yArtigtOu, Suffolk. - - 1 - )11 the I ;Otiose. at Dawlish,,in Devonshir* - ~, th: toit.:the wile or I'. T.,Doitun, E.sti. of New eaii,lo . t..onoty, or m e et" , . ~ W. Oit jridr . the isth insts Miss Gooch, 41. iucht,ey Of I ' 74n* -ti orfora, in rhd County .otSursoltntositi c, ii,.r.rt_thie t 4 C hios . at App)9oy,, pear Drip(' .1.10,:jio • iti d 1 Ito 3ert S.awoby of Otc;l4•Street, Loo4ont '.',. e, Br,anaY MerL hint • ' s . " ~.' jki, On the -14th ins . t. Mr. 'John • itio..-urter, of fit. ref°'''' "crlnli• aged JO years, -, ~, ,- . . L . o r 'the tirff,, 0rt.,::iL1..,,ii.),,ta :ijaFaversthatn, • Mr., tt'oeitt Ptigio . The s lmeday etc -nfallutt°*.htur4XVOleibfrede*tiele !t• LOM isq. - ' On the asst inst. Therinuthes datig t i t a r of Staves Ci'', - li6)00:1 abegedOrtanYslieildEa;9the°27ttY2t • E s tt s l: i'lii'l'ily2:: of Cop ill 3 ' .....,.....—f 6otton-strcet, Gtorter or.,sq We, [, Must be addressed. 0