The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-05 00:00:00

!TO: THE - .EDITOR (W THE SLIN. Sil ,-A Pt:( i Itwilost Elie Suspension of the C,,rptti Act, Si!.t fled by some four bontlrt d of . co: , lower classes of the people of this city., twill be sent tar for presentittioo to Parharicot this eve:lin:4. The liononr of lay ing it before 'the L'ords is exclusively Vested in twwly-berome l'att l iot Earl Grosvenor, and the fi int:ring (Alice of presenting it to the Com mons will be g ve n to General drosvenor, and Sir JOhn Bart. As there arc sdnie curious' circumstanees connected with this " packed mod. , (it pviitioniag, I have troubled you With H skct , -f the business, to.make what use of you may please. - The-Requisition to the Mayor tats signed by some 80 people ; and, owan examination of the list, 1 find that at least '4O of them are Dissenters. and the residue not particularly remarkable for attendance at ANN' place of pohlic worshilL tht list we have Uniiusians, C.sleinios,Catlndies, Armenians, Mogglet oulans„ Bapti,ts, Swedenbor-, giaos,'Arions, and Anysthing-atians ;'the former' . and the latter soaking up by far the greater por tion of the liequisitioniste.—lsbe Order of the Day was 11:Clred by an Unitarian, w'ho commenced a tremendous attack upon Ministers, for" wishing .tri take into, their hands the rights, privileges, and liberties of the country, by the suspension of that grand palladium of - British Freedom, the Habeas Corims Art This speaker was beCOlldeti,*lllloltpil abritlL a dozen others. by a bottle-loving shoe maker, a supporter of the " Philanthropic sys tem. The Unitarian and the Cobbles' veers.' ably answered, and thci'r 'kegumentM, if such they could •bee tiled, refuted, by Mr. W. M. llenderson, who thought it very fortunate for the cabal who, as sembled the meeting, that, if they its the first iii tatice wished to libel the people at Great ltri by ehargiug them %%Ws disaffection, they had also the subterfuge, if the insinuation war not relished, of shifting their grinind, and declaring that they merely meant by tie People of England, that large portion of the community called the .Spenceon Philmtopherst Mr. Ilendersou, however,. had no chance with his antagonists, as all the' scum of the rabble of the city were sumteoned to rally round the ssassiards of their respective chief tains. His loyal ritual ki were therefore received by the Majesty of the People with rounds of hissers. I . be Petition, s'Onclred iu the most 'inflatillatOry laoguage, suer as will most likely present its re ception Parliament, -was then put and carruhl and, to add ridicule to absurdity, an Any-th:ing *lrian, of tow stature, proposed the thanks of the `angto - ,t • assemblage to 1.74 , 41 Grosvenor, for his iii lily, persevering, and patriotic exertions on behalf of the liberties of the people of Eogland !! was seconded by an Unitarian, who soon,' .after bolted. 1 notice this last circumstante, tot' the rake of shelving, that More-thin one Orange ,can be twig on the word consistenq.- 7 -As you, Sir, arc tint acquainted wills the lotai politics of this city, you will excuse Me making a few ex planatory observation:4.-4,01d Grosvenor, it is well known,. had long the paramount elective in terest here. (Hs opinion , , at one lime (front 1789 to 1807) were not' relished by the Disseuters,and thesefote they coalesced with his existing polifi ,cal eoemies. At a general election they over• threw his power. And here it. might be asked, Who .swath elected to speak the sentiments , of the saints, who to a non are unifornsly tppnsed to the gm:4mm of Government I will ammo., 11 , 11., (now Sir John) Eget ton, a warm friend to the Minister. Ile was soppotted by them against Lord , Grosve. nor's interest, for the sake of opposition, as,Lord G. is now decidedly of their political creed 1 , --a-So -touch for Ct.-Ilia!) consistency:! With respect to the signatures .obtained to the A oti-114bos Petition, every exertion was used. Scouts were abroad in all quarters, to pick up a stray sheep ; and I am acquainted with several instances in which the ignorant ptisser-by teas seized, and induced to affix his name to what he was told .was :an Address to the Prince Regent !! I In the n o ne cif the greater part, and all the respectable inhabi tants at C,iirster, I hope you will expose this famous impn.i.ion in your Monday's Paper. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, and ' CONSTANT READER, Chastilt, March 1, 1817. ' P. S. Since writing the 'above, I haVe the plea• sure to' inform you, that a Counter-Petition Iran been 'prepared; and is rapidly filling with the gig , natnres of the stealth and . talent Of the city 'and neighbourhood. It is expressive of the fullest confidence in Ilse mettiwres of Government, and 'holies that hi tittles of exiranrclistary thin . ,,ler extra muy be adopted for the pretser vation Of aut.., and the Ni'e Iha e of the country. It ill be trinitted tonight to. Gen. Grosvenor attd Sir J. I:4;4erton;for presentation. CITY 11111N1333. 7 .---Yc.itecthty the Loim MA,yoa Leh,. Cntirt of . Aldet men for the general dispatch of• public business, tit ke.hich 17 Aldertnen, the ltecorder, and City, 011ieers apetnied.,---Mr. John Atdulnt, Wni. John 'Bet Yes, Derlitty, Mr. Thonta•s Wiltshire, Mr. W,lh.on tilde,. Mr. Charles iro•ifer, and ;Ur. Franck Joweri,. were sworn into the ,offires tit. Coal Meters in trust ; and Air. John West and Mr. John Faster were sworn into the•oftiees of Corn Miters in trust for the Corpirro ion , to irliici they had, lately beet) appointed by the Court of Canititoll Cotttleit for a pviiod tuf four yeitrs next enstlitq. The Court, ofter.,ffineeonsidelation, came to a Resolution oil of the liJoril.May,or in respect of eihemoi *mu; 't ustia(. Nutt rtaminent on Easter .111otoi ,y, which t h e y Orticted to be advert6ol— , , ,fACC:•itt:•crliSement ).--:-Thit; Lord Bishop of London rv . tittet,ted to swath the Silif Sermon at Chute ChtirCh in New gale-street, t.rn Montky in Laster .Week next, beton. the Governors Of the , 4ice,---The Election of a Keeper Newgate wasiixed to tike Place'on the 4)th of April next, instead of .the 18th iuSt. EAST INDIA COLLEGE. vcstt vii,ty a Conrt l'inprictors Was hil:1 Ott the India House, Mien the Mate upon Mr. Jack son's motion agit.inst the r , tablisiltbellt of hi s College was restnued. No tiew argument Low ever, %VHS addueed on either Of the question. Mr.. GRANT, the .Director, made a long speech, and read ninny dOeutnent's, to shew the great uti lity of the College. PATTI SO N tboliglit the College had, in a li terary point of view, been eminently lisefid, though its discipline had not-heeti sufficiently. ttrict. lie pointedly opposed die Owl On of Mr. it. Jackson, and said, the Learned Cientleinan succei.dedin his motion, .be hoped he would place . the_ motto over the Military Institution to which he was su much attached MI net, rtditicat, mutat, quothaga rOttnidis; which might be thus translated :----Dituet—he pulls down Hertford College ; adificat —be raises the Military Institutinn ; mutat—he changes ; quattraga —square caps; rotundis—into rotund s.- ( Laughter.) Mr. I3osINQUET and the Hon. Mr. ELPIII stoich Were of the same, opinion ; and they all considOed.the motion betore them us an attempt to 'destroy the College. Mr. ItANunth JAcKsoN spoke for a considerable, time in bitilmrl of his forti'icr nriontents. The Court divided, when there appeared— For Mr. 'Jackson's Motion.... Against it • Majority in favour...l the Itiatitinion.... LAW I N'IsEht:IGENCI&. COURT OF KING'S, BENCH, .11Ancif, db SLANDER...--DF,I.CROIX V. TIIEVENOT. This %Iraq tin nction to recover damhges for slander. The plaintiff and defendant were both Assignees of the Estate of a Bankrupt, ()I' the name of Ainwiek; who was a perfnincr, in Bond street. There had been a vat it.: y'of (disputes be tween them respecting the management Of the Bankrupt Estate, in which the defembnit had, in several instances, accust4i plaintiff of mal practices. At length, in the beginnitqv of the year, 1815, when the plaintiff was out of town, and the defendant knew that , his letters were opened by his clerk, he wrote a letter, ad dressed to the plaintiff, lull of gross abuSe, signed " Jack Ketch," in which,:ifinong other thiugs, he said, he was rtgreat rogue, that he had defrauded the 'Creditors of the liankriTt, and had done that which would bring him to the gallows. This letter, of course, fell - into the hands of the plaintiff's clerk, of the name of 1)111111. lle then being called at a Witilefil stated, that in several contersations. which the defendant had had with him lie had repeated the same calumnies, Mr, GulkNEYi for the defendant, ;aid, that this was not a case for any st...rioow damages; the plain tiff had thought proper to lay by from the early part of 1813, for two years, and theref,re he did not think that his reputation had suffered much. Verdict for plaintiff, damages 100/. BERKSIIIILE ASSIZES. . „ Itimicts city tin, Assizes for tile. Comity of gerlishire commenced with the intim, 10111) ( h ies before-Mr. Justice PAnx ..tittl Mr. Justice liunttouon, the I,irnt , r presided on the Civil tide, uitl the latter on the'Criminal KILLING DFER. Richard Godfrey was indicted for killin and carryirg away, on the 20th of July last .t! male deer, the property of our .Soyereign Isrd the King. • Mr. SHEPPARD 'opened the ease to the Jury; and stated the *circumstances, wilich were proved in evidence, to the following effect. Richard Cha ntal), park-keeper, saw the primmer put a. gun 011.0101 the park piling and shout at a herd of d et r, by ‘thieh one was killed j the prisoner put the gun di3Wn, and then went oirer.to the deer ; he dragged it to an adjoining held, and having. cut his throat And his entrails out, covered it over with grass and wheat ; in about eighteen or nineteen ho u rs Afterwards he came to the spat, and was the act of taking it away when he was • opine— Ttilt MU rann ov Ma. Lotloue.r.—Thr Mayor and Magistrates. Of this town are vigilantly eX•er cising themselves tor the apprehension of the per sons who so barbarously murdered i he Rev. FraneiS Longues, on Isis t eturn from Wallingforti•on the 13th ult. Nine o'Clork,—A man named John Woodisson is just brunght in to town, having been nplise benched at Tilehurit, about a quarter of 'a mil e from the place where .Mr. Longuet :was so in humanly murdered. lie is a thatcher, and its Isis possession was foinul a large instrument used in Isis calling. Ile is now under examination before the Mayor and Magistrates. POLICE IN.ItLLIGENCE, COUNTERFEITS OF Tlfl NEW SILVER COIN. Wunsiiii.-STurZT.—Yesterday trillium Clarke; Ana Potter, it woman with whom be cohabits, and. Dia►►a Ford, ii Nur y. young girl, were .hrou t tlit up from St. Luke's watcli-house, charged with uttering several base and countei frit sixpences, purporting to be of the new silver coin of the realm; Both the Amide prisoners vent into Banbill row, about nine o'clock on Monday evening ; the girl went into the shop of Mr. Clements, a baker, and purchased a threepenny loaf, for which she tendered, sixpence, and receive& the change. She also -offered sixpence for souse pickled eabilage at Mr, Page's. oikshop, both of which proved to he:connteffeits. - The prisoner, Potter, kient ilkto Bell's eating-honse,- where she pntchased a two penny black pudding, tendered 'a, bacl sixpehcst in payment, and received -the change. She after ‘vords,sent the girl to a coal-shed, kept, by as poor named Bell, tor a peck of coals, and p:tssed another sixpence, and received a penny change, ' and again sent her to the shop of "Mr. Hodges, grocer, for a pennyworth of coffee, where she p‘i!, se& another, and received the eltarige: all the sixpences passed in this manner, in nine different places,' ;InCrxarfl,4 vroVCrl rit lie tntluttirCitS. neivg f.gr suree,sful, they next went into the Slbrion and Will?, it gin•shop, to til,e a gla..s of that li titter, but the phhlican being sharper than the othrt tradesmen, lie diseoveted the sixpence to he bail,' aid retused to take it. This diseoltrag . e4 hem, anti they 'proceeded home, :but were watch ed to their Intlging4 11,ill-coort, where Vann, au ()Aker of St: Luke's, who had been sent for,. took them into 'custody. Ott the house being nwhing su,;pieius, it appeared; teas found upo n person's., but three counter ti it sixpences were found on the staircase. On being intetrogaird at the wateh-house, the gill implicated the man ptisoner,'hy saying it Was he who sent her roc breml_to the baker's, and pi( kles to the oil-shop, ; he gave her the money, and she returned the chane,e to him. He, however, d nied being a t - all concerned. The woman said, she received the sixpences from it Gentleman, for' a particular favour, but when in the watelv-hOuse, site said she received thent at a pulllie-house; in change' for a dollar';'' This being the first detection of persons offering counterfeits of the new coin, the office teas ex ttentely crowded with titdes.men, all eager to see the connterteits, in order to be better able to dis tingnikh the good Front the bail in Allure. -The imitation is very good, Init we think the hea,d is not Alike so plump aS on the genuine 'Jibe reverse stele iS thought to be the best imitti tion,.but there i 3 a yellowish colour on each side, and mom purtienlarly on the edges, Avhiels indicates the inside to be copper. The prisfoiers were committed till Thursday, when the Solicitor to the Mint will attend. TIO‘V-STURF.T.—Yuverday Jain Lewis atu Geo. Eiwns were broitgbt from Kensington, 811(1 un derwent an CX/11111101000, Charged 011 S891( . 1011 101V111g broke open and robbed the bonse of Mr J. Wild, of II 01l an d street:---The prisoners were committed. One of the iron pipes intended to be laid (town in the mew street, 1';d1-mell, was Observed to be taken away by two men, on Monday. evelikg% watchman On duty intmediatcly followed !beat to a honie in lludley•couri,, Crown-ktreet, Soho, be longing Co a, man of the name.of John Baker, who exclaimed to the rohbrs,' - Come in, my hots !" The switchman followed tlacm in, and told Baker the men had stole the Tine, and solicited his assistance to secure them, which be - refuSed to do. 'One of them'rushed out and made his escape.. The man seized the other, but lie resisted, knocked him down, and made his escape. Baker directly after threw the pipe out of Iti3 house.— Yesterday a SelliCh.Wal rant was obtained; and Baker's hentswsearehecl, when stolen pipes belong:. ing ,to the West Middlesex 1,00 pitny were !omit,. Baker Was taken into custody, brought to flee, >and committe4 on a charge of - receiving the pipes, knowing them to have been stolen. CORONER'S INQUEST. IngstVitioi) was - !liken yesterday ro the B: . it ( - OiiMittli 4)0, Jaw es-%1 eet, LsSci . gi•cen, Mary•fr-none, • nefure THOMAS STIRLING, hurl. Cottner, • futon view of 'the holly of Mr. Clat he, a Eospect aisle noltVr hitt char, who cot' his x hroA on Sat orst.ly morning Imit. 1 4 ,1 r. Fraericl, r;..rmer,l.4nrgeqn, I,:sson-grove, stated, that oil Satiirday I. abLut seven o ' c l oc k, - tit the elrcrated tie (01104'1)4n. tying ill a pt,tta of blood, tv,tlt • his throat cot,• near the slant,;lit.l.-1,,,05e d, so r ed the main artery of the tu.,!1,,; t : 0 l indvedh,nl newt ly ,:cvert hls he:441111%m hi% but N. The, ware too iacoui, and hi,' believed the decraied had twice eat his throat; ht.tore be had done thf. deed effectually. Seevr.d sp:dte very highly the tiverlsed, with regard to his m int el:aractet and ',fulcra( conduct . li e teat reSpeCted by etery .ale who knew lino. • ' •,• . Nlrs. Num.:, a widow Lady, who lives llputl het -property, said, that she had lodged in the Ittititte of the dec,e,iiit d tor . 12 moot ha ; thr diCvaied was a Most kind and aff,ctionale' hus band and CO iicr ; she never saw him in' a 101A011 duriL . g that time. .Bhe believed that his wife had driven hi,si to I ne. act he had. cemonllty4 : a day had not pashed the last three mouths but she had attriu , 4 ittvra`bint frontliOnle by her eiokot brltavione. She Iral' told hint crane flutes that slier:wished he woultFrid the wurld of hi itself, He wits very fund or his wife. She, about a month ago, got .' a deed of separ a ti on drawn tip, and very nnivrilirigiysignett it. diet sail that he was undone for ever. Not a night' had pasted but Mts. Clarke had disturbed the whole house by her threats, asta the watchman bail been frequently called. to quell the uuise. About six weeks ago the - deceit:led, - being embarrassed in his circutustatiers i ' 'was confined to his- chanther ; hiS wifi! tip braided Will with hi misfortune, and s:iitt that he would •he ,obliged to leave the town. She was calletlfrom her bed; his wife Info:Med lire that he had attempted•to cut his throat. — He appeared to be quite stultified, and 'could noCiptitit, but looked ce ! TY wildly; thelz.fife was. eikest :films :him. When the deed was signed, he went into the count iy, and 'retitEncd on Fi Way last ; ost the following warning. be cut his throat. flu was a man of good sense and sound'reasOn. Coi.oner.-11 you think the &ceased tvas not deranged by the injuries he bed received, and you thick he ought to have a stake driven 'through hia body and be denied the right Of Christian you %%ill' give a verdict of felo-de-se if on 61iitraty, you will give a veplict of insanity. it is 1,, r yo u to j,Oge, from the evidence before you, whether he was sane or not at the time. Ver dict Died by his men hiinds in . 4 state of tern: porary deroernent." Vy ire of the' . deceased left her honie diately after he cut 'his • throat, and although search hay been tnade.for her, she bus not yet been lietird of. A singular in.t3nre of Suiriti6 occurred at 1101 00 Tuesday noun Of the name of Jolm Wil son was I', mud demi in his lmbitation, hat ing,it up . 4(. 1 a%, tw ibted eiris keioth so tight, by ine‘ins of ~ , . on goiter glut turougu as. to produce stran gulation. •• - On Saturday moriiing stt'lthight, 111 r. :John Kirkbride, of SpilsbY, aged 76, nit an end to his existence by hanging himself. 'No can , :e c;iii be assigned ; he postici, , ied his ow estate, and was an upright punctud, . , Saturday wonting the body of a maji, n a m e d Davie,;, a hackney coaci.icimi s who i n thumbellatid ;%1 ews, f)one . , ,t+lts found in the tlrand JUCICiItI) ) lie lit“ 1 beeia nii,sing 28 days. SVhen taken out of ihewater ii I l orellfad was bloody * and a wound was Observable ota bis temple. The s=ound ap pearcd as if it had been lately gken,. and round fiecJi, Ocie is a very _black appeal once, '11;e body was taken to the St. johit's V, 'five. n, Lord's Cricket Girouriil, 11iry4c-buut, Fro ri: i1t...! I 0 '',..: b ON '6 . . . k :,, ET if , j. l „;,:i, .1, lir, -- .--,----- . Lori! elz:),. , ••F ''. of • l' qJ, 2,1 511 ' . ..,L:•„it:, .. . .4c, . ig. l ~ , His Roca! Ifll:;less the Prince Regeat will 11)1,131,t, Carlton I-iuuse, on Thursday next, & tie uth iot, 0 , . " At the Court at CArlton liot:;e, the t,t of i atc t .L.l, 3 . Present, his !loyal t-lihnes4 the P,1,1,,:. Ilege"" il 1 0 His . Iloyai flightleA , tlle Prince llegot l i riOsi nain'e snit oil the behalf of Ills Nr• ,l le , lY , ' ''''''ith ' ttil to aiiimin.t Thomas Spooner, of II illunise, [Yt• /1 1 , Sheriff of the Counties of Cenulnidge w l ll ' lflt4 t'sg ' ' John ‘lara l ;l l-° Jl l , ' ;:t f I l l: r e a r i o l ltr Yn t ,°' , : ; ,, n t ie " l bl,2Alll°l;.:Tlll:lll:l-'ll;°' Esq; atu l e i n ril: t i . s ut l s to t y l al II :Flyless was pleised to 111: 11(e lb ' fl poti lit roll :-- 11 ' -Smutrsethliire--Philitt John Miles; a woo- Eq min, John Mle,, of IVi ixAll, Fi , t• . Wittb—Mili i II tingerfo.rti Pet ' srudduc k, 4:01 'fi t 'll 11ungerford Pent udduckc, E4q. ---. Crown-Office, March 4, !ill. Member returned to serve. in this preia Ai Parlis_o7 County of Dawn—T Arthurhe Right Honourab!e % commonly eallcd Lord . Hill, in the room 5; .nourahle John Meade, who has accepted the OW jesty's Consul-General in Spain. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. George Savage, Huddersfield , watch-ruakq, t . 81 to April Ishmael Ihm,lc, Paddock, Hudderifield, Lail) •15 to April 5. Walter Bridge,llDiNttlO:nit,ULPaTuCcal(slSiiirel,'Esa!p-b0,1:r1 .1. BANKRuvrs. 0 0 George Ranson, Stowniarket, Suffolk, inokeeelt,j,l4ll.sll der Mar,:h 24, at six, 5, 3nd April 1 5 , In 'i ll * P Kinir`s Plead; Stowmarket. Atturnies, Pir. market, or Mr. Spike, In,-court, Teik'Y lt ` 00 E R ( o lisil t: lsvt e ra,t i .rc . ' a t dwrn l : d.KI ii n i,..i n t:si e ssriir t lai l Li i s e "..l:ls y , Kic, o ,:a t is i tn.t n t, ggc g f:ro e s.t r its , ,e. e,r N :ai i o es a: r a : l N l ; pte i .c.,Nth,(lo)ribileolart,o,u}k:tri: e l co l trct. ! .11 : 110, , ,:0 , 40 ,‘ , i ")', Norwich. ' ' 4 , ~..Aia l' 21, ,11 L a n i . t i tl i i April es,i‘ i e %6 s , r a s t fi,ziee,xaatiltdleier Kai tillgdsitriti;vl,l:l;:ti AO, h 4, 1 k Maiker Gaze, 'Mitcham, Surrev, brewer, Mare,oo, April 12, at ten,. at Guildhall. Anomie ‘1 ', And Sono', Berniondsty-street, Southwark. olio 111 "Ii 1111 White i he younger, Ernsworth, Soutillt6„1:1,1.01 - • carpenter, Mare!, 18, at one, 19, at elrreli,,r,oo Fr Ca a lut :: :l e irl i s: s ll:l. lsi :j. i va b it l i c a t t. t hs , tc : ( r e3 e:l 4 - li s ee tr 4 e lf e l: t rn , j. p ri: : :"er.:it' p lOs"::lrs:,:;ll:l:l :i i Ilia . I tn l,' G i lal i l e' 1 1) :1 11 1: k ) I r il e : c' :F il l t a lP r s : . :e e : ac , tu ll. ti i .e t s t li l er e re : : S t :! " ; .. (°::1:::'41 ; n::::::ditljt: a fa , c e t:i r r s c . r ; l i k r i c a s 7 . l: l B - a n a d t ktl:luveerealcuiti: A e . l i l l u g. : 1 : 0 1. 0 : 1 : (41114 Cl,,,uiltll"ll, Lando ' ll. .:ttor,lll ' Ms' I ' llii ly ton. st rect. 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