The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-29 00:00:00

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lithleiTti, MIT 25.
The reports rrspectin the discovery of the her.
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'lichee!, ire ireesif4y trivet nry,'lrreteberlVl ifs
111 their snort aggsatoted. particsil•rlP. The 11" of
•le Laid, s ypoiti•Or 14 yews is raid to bays
been the Chief enesplestes...-11'selanore Gasette.l
The Fellassolootr tixontenotion erosseseeinsii VW the
29th inst. Vt'e understired there are rvetrvittitities,
and 10 or I 1 randichrtri.•—/ (!bftespondeßt..4.

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MELANCHOLY AFFfitt AT DAWN'
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[Front the Aeflfielkpiearnall
A. Isqleink•witsetedewe talnetellehieWiedeta Phillips, E.¢
end s'lngtely'resphdtiblefierry,leriletil At tipfrsled
in tethered... • •
'may In elteeettrising bowie. 'Delany, sleighed In Mitdhiel
Byrne, of Harwell, Esq. sail Imertiter, Mem idelety, lute
one of the teem et Ike dairves abuts change aif a thirty.shth.
hag note; ilet souses of tie trot, kr the berry alleastatesta
gave the girl twenty shillings, cad pot np illeatoetei Mary
'distally is error as I Its onsesuot„ carried the truly OOP
hugs UP, bet. fathers who otieuvjeg the mistake, went up thfi
tent, and demanded the additional 10,. or the reatteratan or
his,note. Ugh *are eumied, and We people
,)• lie tent
took • share, on opposite sides, with the dispuling.partie4
While ebe stiffereuce war et its height some of the yr+
cial police entered the lent and began to 1. kick wed cull
the people. Opprubeideet words were setureed foes 'big
treattneut,.,aed (Marro' castes* 'noosed. The fr**
was ultimately drawn off by, we believe, Serialist Baileys
and look up a position oe a riaiag evened momicksehle
beyond the reach of the steam which were showered after
them. From this position Redeem Finlay sect for his officer,
Mr. Wray, se 'hymen, skeet a ofileWpd• half from the
Air gems, where that gentleman wee mgetteel Miner.
Others ma thither, elseetieg "toe peeks, went averileviagefie
people!" Mr. Wray vitalised teMantly. Imo Isetwore
six am& seven re'kletellt. ler.lffiey,oneeaehtng lheesselenh gap,
drew his sword, and tided so clear hie way with Heeled aids
of is, to villa, eyelet This teereoseel the ivrihritue
of it:, people; Ho, Oho mines at bins, !woof whirls etrolck
I his hone, bathe Maks that env struck teituself. Whee Mr.
W. neared eits party, wasted *rdy ha • s Ire !" ism given, bet by
•whoeirsusbeibse ameristeeed. *The party tontedietedr be.
gas so fire, and me of their *As pained ilsong4lthe heed
of the unfortunate Awyeliklasyvias she was urging her fa.
. User to lemur th•fair. It entemetot the.lower part •of the
temporal bone, and peaetragjecithe , matter of the brain,
escaped st the opposite side.
oft, died lop/tally. It is re.
. naarkalele tilit no other person winibilleder weituded, filmset
so many shuts were fired among the crowd. When the firing
began, Air. Wry eltstracierlly . paved hie sword in .the air,
' and condoned salliog aloud to "item" firing." until be wit
obeyed by the mimic party. Coateary to rumour it dia.
lluctly appeageds that Mr. Weal, neither fired tithe; of his
pistols, nor bad even drawn nee of them from Ilse holster.
Such are the facts, and they lathered the respectable Jury tit
thud that the uefortunce Wilk by her death by 01
" &red rashly mad sutwarraneably" by the iipecial pallet :r
[Frain the Mime, iforterettrr of Theridityl e
An inquest has been held on the betty of the feonsleteklal Wee
unfortneately killed in the affi ay al'Aistou, in this oftletlys ea
'Thursday last) The dory, it is slated, folinitlielltat tlhe
deceased wail killed by a its shot rashly and liwilefOlikabli
fired by a party of Mslat'Nlckohant's poliee."m
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COMITY CORR.—We dupe. Jo
• piareesd grlfich wit! be amerent
licit the special ettentiiin of our readers to th 4 vll,
lege and Vicinity Of ./I(llokreen. It it grab-Tying
to Iwon tint yglief 144., ere this, have arrived •
this wretched • place, one •that the benevolence of
our English brethren has, in some degree, arrested
the progress of starvation.. We say so, in the coni.
menceinent, to breal;- the shuck which every man
must feel at reading the follciwing letter :—..
TO THE iDITOR OP 7/11E CORK DIERfArITILIi
• CHRONICLE. I
N Sta—The distrem 'is a partieutarlp mug
Baltimore, is buerible beyond fleserignos. in Village, int
Ploughlaud (Ihaityliuch,) emstsiing of 'selectee furty sa4
fifty tweets, near that town, the iuhabilatits have been, fad
the list six weeks, with the exception of use family, utterli
destitute of food. They subsist on a precarioui pftienee of
barley meal, mixed with wider and salt, procured once ie
twenty-four. and offerer its forty-eight hoer,. The men are
so weakened by hunger its to be unable to work. They lie
the whole day on their wretched straw, through exhaustion.
The potatoes, cut for seed, base been consumed, and some
I that were planted have beets dug up again forrood. The
childre• are ofteo seen in the corgi adds, and even seine
grows persons, pulling up the glass corn, andendeavouring
to extract some uouristinient from the rots.
"The women and children who went begging, have been
obliged to return bone—the general dearth disabling the
oosairy.people. from giving their emulates'. Yet, will yea
believe it theiwbole of their cows, sheep, and horses, welt
seised some time ago and detained iu pound, without bail,
for fifteen days! Some of them deft' in captivity, and the
survivors weer, sold yesterday by east io this tows, the
horses areragsisp five shiliMps, the cows three, and Me sheep
'pee peace sods. Yours, dee.
A Sktbberesg, May 17."
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The Cork Soother,' Reporter of Thursday says,
" We have received very afflicting accossals.fresit the
neighbonrlood.of Middleton."
TO THE EDITOR OF THE MAYO CONSTITUTION.
" h is a painful alteroative fur men of retired habits to
obtrude themselves op puddle noire, but the urgency of the
ease outweighs all consideraiien. The people of this parish
(bleed Eady) are at this moment stepwise; one ma's of the
name of 011ryan, died yesterday. Two. more, of the names
of Duffy and Kirby, died a few days ago ; their deaths have
been attended with eircenssemseve peeellarly hrart.renclinge
The distress within this fortellght Ilia• arisen to Melt a
height as kaffies all description. Asif ire ameer, without
fear of contradiction, that the little epilog hnsinees they
have commenced they are new abandenreg Irons debility
and weakness.

" 'Elms circumstanced, we earnestly emigre and implore
those persons who have the distribution of the liberal sub.
ocriptions made up by the wohle.mindid and levity virtuous
English gentry, to roma forward and inquire intiv this stele:
meat ; and we pledge ourselves to prove every particle ell ;
and we also pledge ourselves to point out hundreds of dying
victims, who are at this Meant awaiting their creel Bite
with awful resignation, truly affecting to those who witness
and cannot relieve them—fur we, whose names are affixed
to this, are the only persons of soy consideratis, belonging
to ilia parieb, with the exception of one other at present out
of the cueurry. The population exceeds 'Viten h•ndred
families, -a od our mesas are totally inadequate le relieve
each a prioltitude of claimants. We anxioesly hope that this
may wet the cm of our good and beitevoltat Lud Lieute.
anal de hie Secretary, and that they will order such inquery
to Leaned, as will rescue these unfortunate people fri.in the
horrible doom with winch they are threatened; and we
farther explicitly declare; thati unless relief ia liamedimely
aillorded, aunibers of aim me., inevitably perish.
" 11. 01.11A1A0K, P.P.
" klay 22, 1122. 11A LONE, M.C.C.
" TH EOBA LD BOURK E,
" CH AA. O'llt A L
" JoeEIN BIM KILN; J.P."
We hat, had many dreadful occurrenoa to
expril—we have had many heart-rending rind hard.
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poortol scenes to denenbe, hot certainly never he.
!mooch a scene as Ibis. We libilbt Whether there be
even in fiction soy thiiir,,art comparable to it. It
is true, vie have read if otAtelttr;duced by fondue
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to the situnOcin. we hivetia•:K d. The history'of
Ireland forn'sahea hrit nut slice
the chiys of Elizabeih aid Met

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ioeo in those days. no TeMple or Beilace hie "
us, dog while 4b. ',People were dyiesrof bows ",
4164resipt woe lmaisd,ots Shaer awe ins mile.; mot
sidle iallskisowee Mourn* or Townies him twos -
'ISM* Vitae tire isthi bibs' tit tilt 'ft MOW,* pea**
1.41:14 tied mtitd 'they Med. Or that 'Nome
titiff held. togetherr were et nteil
else eibia .11beMswee their dying owners could snit pay
ifirkeennonalriletslen Evening Pest.)
14164NlIelpispet goys, from -which we !'taps' the
ibert;'6lolllli is Misr upon 041 tattle a sorrunhil
atlifisclimi4„4ellail of want witil nit-cry, •ntlitart;l-
- •40 we etist.ly believe, to the hntoey of 4111,
country. Sot we costae, spare tnnero make wry
appeal to 'the enerons petitions, tit a tcrement when
it bectilipte os ro Averts people of their danger, tinti
to tira,the necessity of every exertion, UpOli
engirt conisacted but not less powerful principle
of se*psesernatites. freer ptesent appearance
threstros tined.* mid rieseh.^
The Whig Joanna flirlbeir dines, upon the tooth°.
.city of a mailable clessiymaii of the riirs.
Wished Ab.rch—" We shall," says the &bier,
sit iginoleiiretuis,. regretting shot we cannot at this
gloater* towee • folly sod particeltirly notite his let.
ler. Ile Lass i shtemnly astute yeip trial the Ms.
tress of this parish could noe be magnifted. One 'or
two instances have occarred which proclaim IN.
sereleleedoess of the people ; • cow of mew dire of
a loathsome disease some days ago, and its Ortrid
carcass was Most edenciousry seized upon by the
poor creatures. I could state many others, but Will
not trespass on your that'."

AMERICA.
[Reported for the Democratic Prue.)

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MAYOR'S OFFICE.
Till COMMONWS•LTM IRV. WILLIAM
IGOGAM /JIM Weveall.

This war ss ledielliallall'atilist the Defendant, the Pastor
of St. Mares church, flit intratih and battery upon Mary
Cooing', a person flllltlß tk lower station of life, tad by
'lsesinese a jobbing mantssi.kkiker.
• By 'be indittment, ha it originally stood, the present De-
'fendant, together with suotber Catholic Priest, the Rev. An.
*bony O'Hannan, was charged with conspiring to assault sad
'teat the Prosecutria, inoraer that the Defendant, Mr. Hogs.,
' Might commit a rape on her; but the Grand Jury returned
fpnorarays to the first Rye counts, by which thia offence tram
enlarged, and found a true bill, on the two last counts of the
'lndictment wherein the Defendants were separately charged
a re/Meow assautt and battery en the Proem-aerie.
Mr. Dallas and Mr. King appeared for the prosecution ;
'and Mr. Charles Ingersoll, Mr. Joseph legersoll, Mr. David
Paul Brown. and Mr. Desmond, were for the defence.
To account for the ebseuce of the Defendant, Mr. Han.
nsa, it appeared at the close of the ensuing trial, application
was made to the Depelly Attorney Geseral some lime Mimi,
for • *Me prosequi a* to Mr. Hannan ; with as under-
standing, however, that Mary Connell, the prosecutrle,
•iikould attend and give her consent, which was necessary by
'act of assembly. In eotesequeoce of this application Mr.
'Vannes was suffered to depart to Charleston, 'bough Mary
'Connell had never shire redeemed the pledge made for her.
Mr. liteg opened the case it a abort address to the Jury.
He stated, that on ordinary occasions it was usual for pro-
' 'emeriti; Counsel to detail all the circumstances they expected
to prove, sod to accompany that detail with such remarks
end observaliosie se they thought necessary. le this ia-
adapt., however, he sheuld abstain from that course, end
having simply slated the nature of the prosecotiom, be
Mould cell the proseeetris to prove the offence which aloe
alleged to have beee eotnmitted against her person, and
twee the Jury to form their ow conclusion, as to
the guilt or innocence of the Reverend Defendant, after
They bad heard his ease. He begged leave at She same
time to say, that neither- ire nee the very Honourable
Geetteman associated *irk bins, eatertained the most
remote feeling of pee-meal hostility N the Drfendant. It
was doe to ionise', however, to ware the Jury against being
warped is their verdict, by circa enenseees which had reach-
ed their knowledge, through the medium of vague rumour
tete beareaY gamin. They were empronelled in that box,
bound by the solemn obligation of thew oath to du justice
kiwi., the Cosnmeowese/th and the secured, sad he honed
that their aelPiliCi Woold be tech as would be sanctioued by
justice and approved by their eoneci .
Mary Connelt, the persecutrix, was now called and sworn.
She is • middling stature; of a form something abuse the
coninmee order of women is her sphere, with hue errs. and
a countenance once handsome. She stated that she was a
warm schrocate of Mr. Mogen, in the 'ecru. nnbappy
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pates which here agitated the esogregation of Saint Mary's
church; that her admiration of lint gentlemati's character,
involved her in continual squabbles with hie oppose-nib, and
Him she quarrelled with everyeether Priest," as hard as ever
she could. solely on his account. That she collected mo-
ney to procaine hint his sacerdotal vrannentu, where disrobed
by the excommunication of the Bishop ; and, that tihe pro.
cured signatwera for his appointment to the Pastorship of
fat. Mmyi when se was ender the displeasure of the Rere.
rend Prelate. That this eneneition with his Selena* and
these of hie friend., Kaye her intimate access to his knew,
, where she rendered every assistance that was nee-emery.
Oii the eth of October, in the last year, she bad gone to his
hews is the morning, by his requeS, to swat in his re-
moving from hia boom is Williwg'inalley to Spruce-street.—
On that day she cooked some potatoes for the dinner of Mr.
Hanna° and the Defendant; lute after their re • g, found
that they bad been eating meat, 'boogie forbidden by the
dislytes of their callisgt fOr on one plate she found a pier.
of fat, and en a knife which, lid been used she discovered
the taste of knit, be appleitag her league to it. After din-
Dee, according to h‘r arceent, Mr. Hannan was .14010
"11 "t 2"• with 3 Ming %Meant and the Defeadant *rut
not. She reftoofealphe dimmer 'binge, and wan proceeding
to sweep the (icor, Oleo ko4ing a coosiderable portion of
dust on it, she took nee iteleer of water and ',winkled it.—
In one place, however., throes more water than was ne-
cessary, and het weed* ft; see, as phe supposed, whes
it was net oulficien.'.. totim a aqnnet hot too deal;
to work •t her awed? went into the kitchen to gel a
coarse towel, for the it of wiping up the Imo she
""re'"""t on the a , 'hilt engaged in this act,-thedelhadaot, Mr. Horgan, `.s . door jailer Ikon.
—He spproached ~d of lit by bet itaada— .
told her she was a very 1644. e•o„itek Mal neutrof his.u,t
'sadly—though net in those ',teeth &lots. !Cie tetreated ur
was pushed back towards the hitt in emir; in the sessile
her comb was knocked out, whirk she never forma shtee
and filially, she, the defendant (Mr. Ilnette), sad thiecliOtep -
neer which they were, all fell together. By (Ms NI !tor
hip was considerably butt, and she seireitHie sia
of the Defendant, which she lore 10 tamest.
then regained their fret, when the Prost-matrix telellir.
Hogan, that'sha often heard his tandk would' till, sod that
the pemisetima moo • sor verified. ibis so essay:6 the De-
foseent, who was sleoltiow with pitasi..ll, drat he drvts
sword from a sword•caalt sail Leaded throat at her right aide.
wish would. been eastemed heir body had sue out raised her
•rm to ward of the Lino, whin sire received the wooed ill
her right elbow. 'rho Drkeditlet thou made her take as oath
that she would. sot 4iaalge, the tran,acliort; 'sod laving
called down Mr. Hannau (is whines ceased), hie felt. herd
retired. She van rhea confined lib the Lwow by Mr.
Hausa*, who beat bee meal: vioiessely,- and oho ad.
winiatereilfe her IL eau and s. half of tame, which :had t
elford of tunsiscating her, es it wietswelkiviedoe snap
,p Ale.
sent.to
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Numwit. . Ain wee, after abet, forcibly detested by Mr.
Ilannett teed eleven o'clock at reel, wood ohe WOO ',rd.,.
I\4l;re, the weel y• pidu it the audetlyesf a weicheast sail eeveta I
nagabotes abashed raw. ias. hi 4beliwoolle of Il000tolo•of
Ut 'aback the wu •
..mitlie air of a detail 14 evidence
skielmprisit doge 41hy i 'after obit% the
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sirloin sssierweid • serrreeroweisseitiatios h Mr, Brows.
is whieb *be several limes costradieled herself, WWI give
posed fee Issr selbsesesest esstrsdiction by others

Theme Tstherms, the seat witoese called, gave a 'my
aseitimet ea& pais atatemest se to the eemiket of the Pro.
asentrialelte■ ►e was called in to remove her from the
hesservbEtweeit too and ',ewes o'clock oaths eight is gees-
Oda. He slated t►at he wee the Watchman; lbw( he forted
be► seated oil !beside of the bed is she baell room op Main,
2 with a everdlt se& a gold watch on the table. Be mss going
to lake up the watch. solemnise., it ►e Mr. Rotas's, whew
vie mixed doled decipred it to he. hers. He thee, partly by
p►rsuasion and partly by force, got her dews stairs ; where,
however, she 'seeped from ►is custody sad row up stairs
again. 'She this stitched the door of the frost room in
obith Ms..-IBogsvi was, alleging that her clothes went
shims alvedclattodist thtvois the moat boisterous manner,
asesispasiesiby the moat 'johns* tesdiset sod bitter, invec-
tives ageism ell animal. The watc►men thee ►awing as.
cured Mr. Hogan that he was safe, leas permitted to ester
the room, Mr. Charles Hazeley and other ►moss, haw-
log the essetedy of the Proseestris, who straggled
vielestly to get isle Mr. Hogair's room. The
watchelas, after searebieg the room of Mr. Hope
▪ (awed-so clothes there beloogiag to a femalit sad
lea retired. The Pewee-v*4x was sow offered permission
to go home quietly if she world quit t►e house, which how.
ever s►e peremptorily reseed, and considerable force was
. amnesty to get her lows stain. Whet' ceadiseted to the
door abe impelled either to be lakes to the watch-Imam or to
be permitted to restate Is Mr. Hogatt's house; lied apin
positively refused 'ping home. The watelveme now got
teens her the watch which he banded to Mr. Rateley, and
elk wag conducted to the wallels.hoese, where lobe /*maimed
se with.; sod was brought. before the Mayor am Moodsy
imersiag.
Other witseeses were called to cprobersta the statement
of t►e Prossestrie as so the miaow circumstances, when the
lease Aar the proseeetiers domed for the preirest.
Mr. Desmond sow opened the defence is s Awe but ele-
ctors* address. He stated, that, is pellet of feet, the Prosecu-
ted' was the iastrument attested to carry tato execution a
twat coospiracy formed easiest the peace and happiness
of his Reeermid Client. The eoespiracy was prompted
by eery, and worked by malice. of which the permit
airsiecutitio was a specimen. He su►mitted that the tale of
Ilse Prosecutrix was altogether lm ble in itself. Never-
theless' the defewee would set all at rest. It would be
Aram, is tie first place, that the trio was wholly
•restitute of modastv, chastity, or *ire ; and that she was
utterly withotit credit. She would be proved to have boasted
of the reward she was to receive from Ilse Bishop fur blast.
lug t►e reputation of his client; and. finally, it would be
•hewn from the most respectable evidence that the story of
she. Pruserutria could not by possibility be true, fur the Dr.
Gadget was not at his house at the tinge this offeoce was
alleged to have bees committed.
Many witnesses were then called, who proved that they had
come from Cork, is the same ship with the Proseentrix, and
•wore that from her drunkenuess, lies, and impropriety of
xatidect on board that ship, she was a person entirely us-
worth of credit. Ouse of thews declared be would not be-
lieve her on her oath, if the eternal salratiou of the world
depetsded on hie credence.
Other wituesses were alto called to proves variety of con-
Vadictione io her evidence, particularly her being out of
Mr. Hirgavi's itoome in Fourtb-street sad Spruce, when she
said she was forcibly ermined by Mr. Harman and proved
a declaration sir bee". that de was to receive $OO dollars
from Mr. Patrick Mealy, cm turning to the Bishop's side of
the question.
Mr. Burley proved also that be was i■ coaversation with
the Defendant at Sire o'clock, iss Willing'a-alley, sod that Mr.
Nunn left him to go to the church, as it woe coafessiosal
eriernison. Two other respectable gentlemen proved that
they met the Defendant about twenty allows before six at
the gate of St. Mary's church, comma out, when they were
with him isms the church to view the improvements, where
they remained about ten minutes or • quarter of an hour.
Mr. Ashly of Fourth-street, sea his family, proved that
the Deferidest came to Lis Waste before six ; took tee with
them, and did nut leave them until 'oven; sad another re.
opectable family proved the Defendstst came to their ionise
shorty after seven ■ail remained mold alter eight.
la all these visits and interviews, the Defendant appeared
perfectly calm, composed, and severe, wit►out say symptoms
of that inquietude .e diserraugereeet which such an affair
as the Prosectilrit described as havieg taken place would
be likily to ireate. In addition to Ibis Dr. Haytiock and
another respectable physician swore that the wound on Mary
Conseil's right elbow was a mere abrasion of she s►in, and
could not have bees indicted ►y the sword of the Detect.
stoat, which was produced is Court.
Mary Conseil was recalled I. substputiate and explain her
former statement ; after which
Mr. King, is a keg and able barmiest., went over the prin.
cipal features of the case on both aides; in which he dia.
prated roasiderable isgenutty.
After Mary CONDO hot been re-examised, several ladies
of the most respectable characters in the city, gave to the
Prtmccutrux as excellent sad exemplary character fur sobriety,
toiiierty, wad ity, •lleging, that in their helot she was
always worthy of credence, except as to promises in her has.
▪ ou which score she would occasionally disappoint
Vain.
Mr. Brown sod Mr. J. loneraull then sv ively address-
ed the Jury for the Der/edam to rely keg and powerfolly
speeches.
Mr. Dallas replied generally at length on every point of
the ease ; sad endeavoured to impart to the Jury his own
coos lesion of the Defendant's girth, after which
The Recoaosa, with the greatest impartiality, recapitu-
lated the principal and important parts of the evidence.
The Jury ,tit arsi for a quarter of ail boor; and oat their re-
tro/I, so Court, found the Defendant Not Guilty, seutenciug
lAe Pruaccuirix at the same sloe to pay the coats.
.This verdict was received with a bunt of applause from
the crowd, which was, however, suppressed by his Honour,
th• Mayor.
•Tlie trial lasted from Monday the lit of April until Thurs-
day the I lib.•
reference to the foregoing case of the Rev. *nom
fluter,. D. J Desmond of Philadelphia has written a letter
in i6e Editor of the Democratic Preis, its which he contra-
dicts that part of the statement, said ac hare come from
bins, .ben it is asserted that Merry Ceausel/ "would be
. priAred to have boasted of she Travail she was to receive from
tle Bishop fur blasting the reputation of his elient."

NAVAL IN ELLIGENCE.

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FRUSI LAST iviGHrs GAZETTE.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Commdmimrs Myna by the Lord Modem ! of the Welt
NNW, of the Comely of York, City and Cowley of the
City if Verb.
Thomas Masotti Moab,t Big to be Deputy ILieutemst—
dated March 88, 1821.
Yesekshire Homer Ifsashaps7.
Comet Benjamin Holroyd to he-Lanthanid/ie Lim pro.
nested—dated May 15.1644.
Craven Yeomanry Cawalry.
Thomas Gees, Gest. to be Cornet-44W Jaasury WISPS.
Willis. Hepworth, Gent. to be ditto—doted as above.
Commissions :Freed by the Lore! LlMitaMenf rif the Comely
Kirkendbrigt sad Wiylows Militia. •
John William the my Sid Of 11444 NI bet Lieetenant•Colonel,
vice Maxwellollesresede—bled December 28, 1821.
Harege Fellarimm. Pio. to be Captain, vice Lawrie, re-
sirsed—dinteid Plikondie 41, 1821.
Wigtninlableir Yeomanry Catralry. •
Herb Illalbsn, Esq. is he Captain, rice SPCossell, resigned
Ostarber 9,184,. '
Ceeneteeteset be the Illedforileilre Regiment of Yeomanry
Cavalry aped by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Bedford.
Lionises's! Somme! Buman to be Captain—dated June 20,
-1/121. .
Corset William Moots A hilitylAplatat—dated November
UHL
- Corset Richard Cieuseals bibs thted Mar 8, 1422.
itOrie
Ralph Hankie, Gentle:mos. Salo Opslon—dated November
14,
Jolla Gray, Geol. to hedit May 8, 1824.
BANKRUPTCIIIII
WHIM= liolusdes, of iditton..Kmd, poem, from Jane 1
is Jam 9, et tea, as she Court of Commissioners of Bank-
rupts. flanoghallmemit, Loaders.
Williams Millet, labs sf Cbspel.mareet, Pentonville, Mid-
dlesex, and of the George mad Vetter. Tavern, Carotid!,
maechant, from Na, IS to July 18, at ten, at the Court of
Commissiooers of Bankrupts. Bissinglvall.street, 10041011.
Peter Prylo Good, of Clayton, Middlesex, and Lloyd's
Coffee-boom Londe., imatrawee.broksr, from May 25 to
June 1, at eleven, at the Corn Commiarioners of Bask.
rept', Basinshaltmreet, Lantos.
BANKRUPTS.
John Collins and Riebanl Capri', of Northampton, eon,-
' mom-carriers, to surrender, Jam 6,2, and July 9, at eleven,
at the Saracen's Head Ise, Nertbanaittem. Attorneys, Mr.
/ayes, Chancery-lane, London ; and Mr. Jayes, Northamp-
ton.
James Latter of Windsor, Beam, oilman, is surrender,
June 1,8, mid July 9, at twelve, at the Court of Commie-
sinner, of Bankrupts, Basiaghall-street, London. Attorney,
Mr. Hisdniarsh, Crecent,Jewia-street, Landon.
James Chethaint, now or lute of Siottpoet, Chester, money-
scrivener, to surrender, Jane 11, 46, sod July 9, at ten, at
the Warren Bulkeley Arms.lno, Stockport. Attorneys,
Mews. Lows and Bower, Southampton-building., Chan-
cery.lase, Lumina; sad Mews. Newtons and Winterhuttum,
Stockport.
George Stanfill, of Box, Wilts, tailor, to surrender, Jun*
10, 11, sad July 9, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol,
Attorney', Messrs. Poole sled Greentield, Gray's Ino-square,
London; nod Mr. Saunders, Bristol.
Elizabeth Cardwell, of Harbery Bridge, Thornhill, York,
innkeeper, to serenader, Jesse 6,7, and Jubir9,sl eleven, at
the Woodman Inn, Wakefield. Attorneys, Mr. Bettye, Chan-
cery-lane, London ; sad Mr. Schulefield, Hurbury, York.
Samuel Johnson, of Skinuer.street, Bishopsgate-street,
Middlesex, cabinet-maker, to surrender, June 1, 11, sad July
9, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Ba.
aingliall-street, London. Attorney, Mr. Youog, New Curs
Exchsage, Mark.lase, Leaden.
Daniel Loug, formerly of Newbury, Reeks, but now or
lute or Andover, Hairs, guts-maker, to surrender, June 10,
11, sod July 9, at eleven, at the George Inn, Andover.
Attorneys, Messrs. Bousiteld sad Williams, Booverie.streer,
Fleeirstreet, Ldadou; and Mr. Mann, Andover.
Isaac Twycruss, now or late of Werthours' Ensue:, felt-
'gouger, to surrender, June 10, 11, and July 9, at eleven, at
the Bear lan Havant, Sorihamplon. Attorser, Messrs.
Stereos and Illougcrufr, Havant; and Mr. Gudei 'Bedford.
row, Loudon.
DIVIDENDS.
June 18. S. Todd, of Southampton, mercer, at twelve, at
the Mitre Tavern, Pommes.
Jour 49. J. Bing and C. Bigg, of Hatfield, Hereford,
common-brewers, at ten, at the Court of Cuniorissiuners
of Bankrupts, Bassiughallrstreet, London.
June 18. J. Forbes nod D. Gragerry, of Aldermanbury, Lon-
don, merchants, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners
of B•nkrupts, Basingisall-st reef, London.
June 18. J. Ticket,. late of Brighouse, Cumberland, broker,
at the Lion and Lamb Ina, Carlisle.
June 18. C. Rist, of Curubili. London' and of Daimon, Mid-
dime:, auctioneer. at eleven, at the Court of Commission-
ers of Bankrupts, Basiaghall-street, Luesdos.
June 19. T. Ratcliffe, of M•neherter, Leander, calico.
primer, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms lon, Man.
chrerer.
June 1. A. Kelly, of Ilse Colonnade, Pall Mall Middlesex,
jeweller, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bsukrrepts, Bastagballrstreet, London
June 16. T. Palmer, of Glitter-lane, Cheapside, Londe,.
sad also of Foleshill, Corearry, slik:snanufacturer, st ten.
at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Bminghalle
street, Loudon.
CERTIFICATB6.—Jour 18.

J. Thortion, of March, Isle of El), Cimthriilre, draper.-
1. Jacobs, of Bristol, glass-i anufacturer.—lt J
of Primo!, oil of dirty' manufacturer.-11. B. Hill, of
Grosvenor-sire,. West, Pimlico, Mid('tears, carpenter -T.
Isle of Ilrinklun, Waiwick, innholdrr —W. Baker
and N. Baker, of Porters, Southampton, Kroccrs.—T.
dealt, of Tavisteck, Devon, fatmottger.
PARTNERSHWiI DISSOLVED.
R. Wilsos sad J. d Grantham, Lineoln, linen.
drapers, May tit, ;Hackett.. W.-Hover, soil T.
Parker, of Ovary-lame, *alms, nay IV, 1822.-1. Armi-
tage, E Aimdlage, sad DtAgtotigilar, of Hararlen, Almon.
bury, York, noollen.etutk.masolartorers; leay 17, 1822.
B. abillinsfertl apd J. tardy, of Gasmall-stratit,road, Mame-
paitittro, May 21, 1/1,22.—,5. Batiofirth sad W. Balmfortb,
of Oland. Halifax, York, woollen•insoufaclurers, April 1,

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