The National Register.
London, England, 1816-04-29 00:00:00

RANKRUPTCIPS ENLARGED.

G. lit nni3e, Tat:. of Upper Baker-htreet, Mary-le-bone, hawker, frem
April '2O, to April f."/.
11. HAMMOND, Carter-comt, Ileticrocs-street, Borough-mariul, from
April try, to April 30.
BA WERLIP TS.

W. DYER, North Leach, grocer, May 6,7, JIMe 4, at the Upper George
Cooc.honse, Gloucester. Atts. Edmunds and Co. Charieeiv-lane.
J. BATTE, Perry Barr, corn-tieskr, May 6,7, June, 4, at the Globe
Inn, Warwick. Att. Mr. Thomas, Hind-court, Fleet-street.
J. Goontritan, Hood Grange, f.aincr, May 10, 15, June 4, at the
Golden Fleece Inn. Think. Atts. Morton and Co. Gray's-Snn.sq.
H. rut TON, Hartahead, woollen-cord manitfactin May 8,9, June 4,
at the Black Bull Inn. Mirflekl. Att. Mr. Era,.,,
E. Pitit.t.t PS. Bristol, grocer, May 7,8, June 4, at the Bush Tavern,
Bristol. Atts. Poole and Co. (;nty',-Inn-stuare.
11. BEACH, Alelcontbe Regis, nter.vr, Mey 7, Ft, June 4, at the Rum-
mer Tavern, Bristol. Atts. Poole and Co. Gray's-Inn-• quart!.
W. BLAND, Scarlxmtgli, factor, May 3,7, June 4, Dog and Duck
Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Atts. Rosser, Bartllt's-hu.
J. TOL4,,N. Halifax, greyer. May 7, K, June 4, at the Rose and Crown
lon, Huddersfield. Att. Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane.
G. POPE, Aston Tirrold, fanner, Apn't Mae I, June 4, at the
Lamb Inn, Wallingtiad. At:aPrice and Co. Lincoln's•lnn.
R. WILSION. Stake-upon-Trtsat, merchant, May 99, sn, Jiine 4, at
the Crown Inn, Stone. ;Cut. Lcigh and Co. New Bridge-street.
T. Dovstw. Worcester, !miller. May 14, 15, June 4, at the Reindeer
NVer..tcster. At.. Mr. PLitt, New Rosa ..11.court, I.inenln's Inn.
R. Wantr,l3redes.tz..orar, :.Lay 9, 10, June 4, at the White Lion Inn,
Attr o,:bary and Co. Gate-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields.
J. Eat), S Wharf. St. Catherine's. sail-maker. April
Tay 7, June 4, tt (..C.,lliall. Att. Mr. Paterson, Copthall-co.

T.lO .;31M1011-Strro.2:.
K.orediwh, I".tte” -draper, April3o, May 7, June 4, at Guild.

hal:. Att. Mr. Dona, Size 11;m:: a
E. It LACK KO it Caroline-street, Bedford-vinare, taylor. Nlav 14, 17,
June 4, at Guildhall. A 3. Mr. Matt, New Boswell-co. Carey-st.
J. Newt rT, Liverpool, merchant, April 27. May 11. June 4, at
Atta. F........ar5zy and Co. Bishopsgate-street Within..

DIVIDENDS.
May la, J. Vaughan, Islewerth, Middlesex, taylor.
May s 3. S. Minton, "rlinories„ woollen-draper.
April 9.7,1 Hind. Whitechapel. tin-plate-worker.
May I s„1„ 11. Mien. ()afore!, druggist.
May 14, C. Nior,house and Co. Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants.
i‘tay I 5. J. Fowler. lain:hill-bine. broker.
May 14, .1. BurtensilalV. Alboum, Sussex, miller.
May 14, S. Solomon, Gloucester-terrace, Commercial-road, merchant.
M4y I s. T. Burkitt and Co. Greenhill's-rents, West-Smithfield, printers.
May 25, \V. Hallett and Co. Queen-street, Cheapside, druggists.
May its, 11. ("ocher and Co. Cheapsidc, lacemen.
May 15, G. Cowley, Bristol, stationer.
May he, G. Adam, St. John's-square, jeweller.
June 3, J. Carter, Kingsand, Devon, salesman.
CEIITIFICATES. MAY 14.—Ve. Snell, Upper North-row, Park-
Pane, coal-dealer—B. Dolan, Strand. chetsemonger—ll. Jones, New-
port, Monmouthshire. merchant—J. Brown, Glart.ford Briggs, Lin-
c.oinshire, mercer—W. J. Reynolds, George-rtreet, 'Power-hill, ship-
broker—H.M. 'levity, Charfutte-street, Black friars-road, linen-draper.
IL L. Holland, St. dnines-piace. Ilampste:ul-road. carpenter—M.
!Minis. Little Tower-street, dealer—G. M. Stevens, Old Nicoi-itreet,
Bethnal Green, silk dyer—J. Fwbank, Old Change, warehouseman....
W. Newton, Cannon-street-road, timber-snarchant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
TaylOr and Co. Nlancilatter, muslin-manufacturers.
NV inkworth and Ward. Oxford. grocers.
I lockley and Bosworth, Brook-street, jewellers.
Hopkins and Wade, Queen-square, ateoucheurs.
Bedgoe4 and Gudgin, City-ruarl, wheelwrights.
llushby and Glasson, Skelton, bacon dealers.
Thomas and Tucker, Bris;o1, carvers.
Goodwin anti °nuns, Stowmarket, ironmongers.
15titton and Co. Liverpool, smelters.
Bender and Butte; livid, Leeds, tow-spinners,.
Turner and Co. Greenock, nailsmaistf.teturers.
Roberts and Cullerne, Long-acre, haberdashers.
I liggosis anti Coskinan, Stanhope-street, hosiers.
White and Whitlani. 'rothill strut. pntatue.sale4nen.
Wood and Morris, Headmen, farmers.

FromSATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE,.fpriI27.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED..
W /I.T.YAMS, Church-street, Ilackney,hardwarcinen.
W. L. IiOTCII KIN, Of lAtterworth, Leicester. grocer.
GASKE LI., St. Helen's. Lancaster, ouryedealer.
W. PlNNoest and Co. Newbury, Raki, booksellers.

BANKRUPTS.

W. Paaaox, Atlleburgh. grocer, May t, 10. June 8, White Swan
Inn, Norwich. Att. Mr. Alit/Hied, Wymondharn, Norfolk.
.1. SPIERA. Birmingham, hosier, May 10, 11. June 8. Royal Hotel,
Birmingham. Atts. Long and Co. Holbarn-court, Gray's-Inn.
J, FIDLER, Bowden, Cheshire, cotton-manufactures.Mayll, is. June
8, Warren Maki:ley Arms. 3esicport. Att. Mr. Ti.dge, Norfolk-st.
J. S. M asuar. in and Co. Wheekr-street, Norton Falcate. silk-dyers,
April 29, May 7. June t, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. :thintriou,
Anna-yard, (oleman-stt:st.
.T. WEnutit, Sampfortf-Pcverel, Devon, tanner. May 50. June I. 8..
White Hart Inn,Wiveliseasube. Atts.Arligtoninnd Ca. Bedford-row.
CRESS. Upper Areley. firmer. May 20, 21..func 8, Crown Inn,
Bridgeriorth. Att. Mr. Rich.. Inner-Temple-lame.
r. HAW Lt:, Clifton. Stafford,. builder, May 10. ii, June 8, Talbot
'racism Bristol. Atm ['wee and Co. Lincoln's-Inn.
R. It ARTVS, Itickmansworth. plumber, Nlay t, 11. Jane 8. at Guild
'lOl. Att. Mr. l'siteltard, Bell-yard, Doctor's-Commons.
W. Pr.sx, K iddenninsts a, carpet-tuanufactarer, May 17. 18, June 8,
White hart, Ilartlebury. Att. M. Alexander, Carey-streer.
R. Ant, liotc4l,-I.anc, enealman. April 30, May 7, June 8, at Guild-
hall. Att. Mr. Shz.rwood, Canterbury-square Southwark.
W. ('IT MB ER LAIN, W.Aling•strect. hosier, April 50, May 4, June 8,
at Guildhall. Atta. Halt and Co. Thtradncedle.strees.
N. Mithledoll-pluce, l'airtnn-Cresetnt, Exchange-broker,
ArTll.3O, May 7, June 8, at Guildhall. Au. Mr. l'oole, Adiunsit-
court, Old Broad-,ircet.
J. H. ROBIN'. Bristol, druggist. May to, 11. June 8, Bush Tavern,
Bristol. Arts. Lambert ant Co. Gray's-Inn-square.
S. ttawcticsox, Harrow-rood, Paddington, era'.-tnerchant. May 7,
14,, June 8, at Guildhall, Att Mr. Pnpkin, Dean-street, Soho.
J. W. AUSTIN, nil:rem-street. linen-draper, May 4, 11, .Inns 8. at
(;uihlhall. A tts. NS' Sis and Cn. IVamford-court. Thmoorton-st•
J. 0. GREt:s, Bath. wine-merchant, April so. May 11. Jure 8, at
Guildhall. Att. :%lr. Woodhouse, King s-llsnch-Walk, Temple.
.1. BMA' LEY. salesmar, April 50,. May H, June 8,
at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Yardley. Iloxtea-square.
J. Pococt, Sidmonton, farawr, May 104 11, June 8, Pelican-Inn,
Speenhauiland. Atts. Aldridge and Co. Lincoln's-Inn.
G. vitisn, Liverpool. merchant. May 13. I+l, June 8, George.-Ins,
T.tverpool. An.. Atkin.-on arid Co. Charivei-y-larie.
J. tst.Tie., jun. Itrighencluistcue, wine-natchant, May Y, 6, June 8,
New Steine Hotel, Brighthelinstone. Att. Mr. Mott. Gray'e-Inn-sq.
S. Fran's. Paist, watch-maker, April 70, !Bay 7, June it, at Guild-
hall. Au. Mr. Croft, Chauccry-lar.e.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

W. FORRTSTER, and J. KERN, Crown-co. R/014-11L
7. 18, June 8, at Guildhall. Atts. Gregson and Co. Angel-court,
Throgmorton-street.
J. ELLIOT, Hayes, Middlesex. rnaltster, May 4, 11, June 11,111Gaild-
hall. Att. Mr. Watson, Clifford's-Inn.
B. W. and B. Fixactst, Epping, Essex. bankers, May 4, 18, June
8, at Guildhall. Atts. Young and Co. tit. Mildred's-court.
DIVIDENDS.
May 18, M. Cowell and T. Carter, Old-Ford, Bow, brewers.
June 4, W. Herman and W. Cockerill, Covent-garden, hotel-keepers.
May 21, J. Reed. North Shields, master-mariner.
May 23, W. and T. Ethell, Birmingham, upholsterers.
May 25, J. Sparkes and A. Coles, Porthuid-street, coach-makers.
May 18, R. Liddell, Edgw:trc-road, linen-draper.
May 18, H. G. Hilbets, New London-street, merchant.
May 18, W. and R. Barber,Cheapside, warehousemen.
May 18, W. Sykes. Upper Huss:ll-street, Berntondscy, tanner.
May 18, 3. Harrison, London, merchant.
June 23. T. Yates, Aldersgate-street. tobaccoßist.
May, 25, .1. Stanley, Rochester, coal-incrdiant.
May 21, J. S. Richards, Montague-place, Russell-square, merchant.
Julie 25, B. Smith and G. Lawrence. Cun-street, Spitatilelds, weavers.
May 18. J. Benthin, Catettom-street, mal-mercluent.
May Is, T. f',urney, Stanhope-street, Clare-market, coal-merchant.
May 18,3. Eoti,ins, Br: ad-street, merchant.
CERTIFICATES, NIAY 18.-11. Hodge, St. Erth, Cornwall,
shopkeeper—E. Suosum, Finsbury-place, taylor—J. Binney, Charles-
street. Horselydown, baker—S. Ring, Bristol, china-seller—J. Sheath,
Aston, Warwickshire, gun-maker—W. Nesbitt. North-street, City-
nun, Tunbridge-ware-manufacturcr--J. and T. Poynton, Brook-ht.
Holborn. hardwarsnicn--.1. mot W. Lush, High Holborn, distillers—
A. Milne, Mitre-court, Venchureh-strect. merchant.—G. Richards,
St surd, furrier—J. Pearce, Alderagate-scree!, commission-agents—W.
Wilsou;Limehouse, wharlinger.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Hair & Pool?, King Edw.e...t-et. Mii end yeast-merchants.
Hancock and Co. Basit!thallaitrezt, Blalkwelll:
Ratcliffe and Rawson, Marliester, block-cum:ll.
Berger and Co. Bow-lane, coloar-tormufactirers.
Thorntonan4 Co. Ilors:lam, common-brewers.
A. and 11. Peterson, York, merchants.
Wright s'td Abbey, New :Walton, Yorksh;re, !mai-merchants.
Smith and Co. Thirsk, Vo:ks,~ire,linen draper:.
Mac K night and Mae Michell, Dudley, Worcester, dcap
Bishop and Andrew, Fahnouth.
Preston and Aberdour, Burr-street, West Smithfield, braziers.
Pope and Williams,Bristol, carriers.
I limin and Carlisle, North Shields, bakers.
Shakes-pear and Webb, Coventry, silk-dyers.
Traer and Chappel, Truro, Cornwall, merchants.
Lange and Reis, New-road, St. George's East, sugar-refiners.
S. and J. Lawrence, Birmingharn„iapanners.
llea:c and Stephen, Cheapside, warehousemen.
Higgins and Cout, Leeds, dyers.
Diehmotir and Simpson, Manchester, linen-drapers.
Erik and Taylor, Liverperil, coopers.
Howard and :Radford, Coventry, watchcase-makers.
Parp and Bagnall, Wolverhampton, lock-manufacturers.
Currie and Co. Liverpool, commission-agents.
Jones and Cresswell, Kt..lohn-street, Clerkenwell, whalehonc-cutters.
I icilmes and Watson, Tottenham-court-road, plane-makers.
Cutler and Burton. I.3mbeth-road, rug-makers.
lititclikuon and Brown, Stuitlitield-bars, chesisemongers.

ROYAL FAMILY.

On Thursday the Prince Regent dined with the Queen,
at Windsor, in company with his Royal daughter and
the Prince of Saxe Cobourgh. His Royal Highness
returned to London in the evening.
The Royal Family, includiug the Princess Charlotte
and the Prince of Saxe Cobourg (who is now in constant
attendance on his future bridc)are expected to be in town
from Windsor on Monday. After the wedding of the
Royal Pair, it is understood they will leave London for
Bushy Park, the residence of the Duke of Clarence; the
loan of that Royal Reaidence having been granted by his
Royal Highness.
Friday the Prince Regent held a Court at Carlton
House, at which Lieut.-Col. Bonchette, Surveynt Ge-
neral of Lower Canada, was introduced, and had a pri-
vate audience. A. Buller, Esq. was presented, on his
being appointed one of the Judges at Bengal, upon which
occasion be received the honour of Knighthood.—Dr.
Legge, the Bishop of Oxford, did homage on his ap-
pointment. The Sheriffs of London, attended by the
City Remembrancer, had' an audience ; when his R. H.
was pleased to appoint next Monday, at three o'clock, for
receiving the Address of the City, at Carlton House.
Prince Leopold of Cobourg is to be made a British
General, prior to his creation as a Peer of the realm.
A further respite, during his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent's pleasure, was received on. Saturday by
the Keeper of Newgate for John Cutler, under sentence
of death, and who was toll:we suffered on Wednesday for
stealing a note out of a letter.

A work has just been published on the rullject of the
Letters of Junius, with a view to prova that the late
Duke of Portland was the writer of these far-famed pro-
ductiins. The author (who is anonymous) endeavours
to chew, that the leading feattr-erin the mind of thIntRIS
was tbelreatment experienced br.the Duke of Portland
from Ministers, in tht business of the Royal Grant of
Inglewood. Forest, which, for political services, they
transferral from the Dnhe's possession to that of Sir J.
Lowther. The Author thinks. he has also discoverat
that this rancorous hostility a .hozius.4o the Minis-.
try, begr.n.;and ended with this grievance. - is certainly
somewhat cusioits, that One or two of the communication
'of Junius to.i lr. Woodfall were sealed with a ducal
coronet ; the rest were generally scaled with very fins an-
- cient intaglios, all the world knows alxnuulal in
the cabinet of the lAke's mother, the great Duclitss of
PortEmd. The circumstance of Junius, when writing
tho word Cutilidisli, using the abbrwiation of Candi*
which was also ased by the late Duke when speaking of
any member of that noble titmily, Pa which he wasrelated
by marriage, isalso in favour of tear author's suppasitioni;
but we could have wished to Aare• seen his book Hilts-
trateii by‘fitc-sitadia of the Dale's hand-writing, to com-
pare them with those alrtrati:t rublisLed as th‘t hand-
writirg of Junius,

ROYAL EXHIBITION.
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Oa Raterday last the Royal Academy gyre their annual en-
tertalament; et which the following Princes, bioblernew sad
Gentlemen were present, viz.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke of Kent, Cumberland, suji
SUSIIeX ; the Lord Ch.ancellor, Archbishop of York, the
Master of the Rolls, Vice Chancellor, Lord Chief Baran, Lotterltiei
Justice Gibbs; the RUSilign, Prussian, Netherlands, Spanish, Pam-
, gum, Danish, American, ,Bavarian, and Wirtensberg Ambassador.:
Dukes of Somerset, Argyll, and Bedford; hlarquisses Stafford. Lans-
downe, Camden; Earls Morton, Nfulgrave, Bathurst, Carysfort, Bel"_
borough, Essex, Upper Ossory, Grey, Lauderdale, Cowper, Lansdale.
Harcourt, Gower, Camilla, Limerick, Westmorland; Viscounts Pal-
merston, Melville, Castleragh; Lords Ellenborough, Rfvers, F.
Campbell, Dunstanville, Holland; Bishops of London, Salisbury,
Carlisle, Oxford; the Field Officer in waiting; Right Hotiourabl.
Nichulas Vansittart, Charles Long, G. Rose, Huskison, Sit W.
Scott. Sir Banks, the I.ord Mayor, J. M.Mabon; Hon. A. Phipps:
Sirs G. Beaumont. A. Hume, J. Leicester, H. Engkfield, Berna-u,
J. Si. Aubvn, W. Elford, T. Baring, J. Swinburne, S. Ito:tally;
MeAsr, H. P. Knight, J. J. Angerstein. W. Smith, G. Ilibbert, It.
Banker, It. Clark, R. H. Davis, W. Fawka, E. Swinburne, J. P.
Kemble, B. Long, J. Spawns, S. Rogers; Reverends H. Carr,
Archdeacon R. Mariam. Mr. Alderman Birch, the Attorney and So-
licitor General, Master and Warden of Dulwich College, &c. &c.

The company expressed the most lively approbation cf the
progres.4 winch the Arta had made, as exemplified in this Ex.
tubition, which, for variety of subject and works of merit, is
superior to any of oar lute, perhaps of any former display of the
powers of the English School. We are prevented by the influx.
of important matter from going into the examination of the
Pictures, st Melt we intended. The spectator: will be if.
to see the general tone of good taste and of ability that distill.
guish the Artists, and there are some works of superlative
merit. The Royal Academicians maintain their title to public
fivour, by efforts the most honourable to their skill.

The utmost number of pictures allowed to he exhibited b..,
vlll academician is eight. Sir W. Beechey has this number, ail
in portraits; so AS G. Davie, Sir T. Lawrence, and W. Owen;
HOWiII4I has live, and Phillips six. Sir W. Beechey's are por-
:,aits of the Bishop of Chester, Lard Hill, Lady Berwick. Mrs.
Vernon, Lady Bernard, the Duke of SUNSCN, Lady Owen, and
the Hun Captain Peachey. Dawe has Portraits of a No-
-hlewan (which we instantly recognize to be that of the Earl
of Limerick), of Miss O'Neill, the picture which was pri-
vately viewed during the last slimmer; of the Archbishop of
foam, of the Hut. S. E. Eardley, and of two Ladies coil
I ienueman. Howard has five, those of Mrs. Leigh, and of J.
Leigh, Esq. the late Sheritfof London, ofDr. Glennic. of 3i rs. A.
JOIIPII.and a Brother and sister. SirT. Lawri-nee hits portraits of
J. J. Arigerstein, Esq. tile Bishop of London, the. Bishop of
Durham, the Marchioness of Stafford, the Duke of York, Lady
Wigram, Major Gen. Sir H. Torresis, and Canova. the eele-
bruted Italian ~sculptor. Northeote has those of Nlrs. J. Ca-
throne, Somerset, Herald, and some gentlemen and ladies.
Owen has painted the Earl of Caasillis, the Doke of Grafton,
B. Long, Esq. Mrs. Ellison, Sir L. W. Holmes, Bart. M.P. Mrs.
H. Clive, and the Rev. P. Pert, D.D.; and Phillips has pee-
traits of Mrs. Baldwin, Sir H. Euglefield, Bart. C. Lycll, Esq.
Count Platotf, the Indian Chief, called Major Norton, and W.
Brand, Esq.
The venerable President has the mythological subject of
Europa;. mid G. Watson has a Portrait of the l'rr sident him-
self, a very good likeness. Mrs. Pope has a large anil rim, com-
position of Baskets or Flowers from Nature. than which IA e
have scarcely ever seen any thing more beautifully or eliecti%
ly executed.


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.1 Y I'IQUI Ti Ls.
CHICUIiTSR.APTTIT, 27..—1 n repairing the pa'
irg tew the Poor 11.,tise otf this city, the moo kitten thscovered4l
sepulchral squid or oriel., neatly arch. d, I :Ift. tint. in length h
tOin. M width, in winch was deposited a leaden pre-
?.entir,g the head 10 its trite shape, by the lead around it hating
like a cap: the height of the body oat ~ts. loin. The coffin
appeared to tit close to the hotly ; arid, on tmantination, there
appeared to be a dark 'timid moisture amongst the bones,athe
consistence of paste. Every coojecture respecting the iterson-
nge. pen encased lint been unsatisfactory, and the greatest pains
have been taken to find nit iascription within the vault, wiihout
success. It is ctmiectured to be the remains of the founder of
the Almshouses (now the Poor's house), %lin. Crawley, who
was hlembt_r of Parliament for this city, and who voted for
and signed the tle.ith•warrant of Charles I. His large estates
in this neighbourhood were confiscated on the i .storation ; and
he, as a Regicide, was e%iled abroad, where he died, and was
afterwards brought here to be privately interred. In the same
vault there were tout other skeletons of a full-grown size, with
the decayed pints of their wooden coffins lying amongst tic
bons.

POLICE.

MANsION-IIOUSE.

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On Friday the well-known Bill Soames, with J. Cooper and
W. Cooper, alias Victors. were finally committed for trial.
Saturday, tour persons, named Baxter, Thd,hee. Jon,s, and
Moyne, were re-examined, charged wail a desperate outrage
and robbery in the Bridgewater AIMS publie-house, ktridge-
'water Square, 0.1 Wedlit'sdity last. The prisoners, it appeared,
with several other despernie characters, were drink hug toget Ler
at the house in question, when they commenced a sham quartet,
and riot; (hiring which certain of the party broke open some of
the rooms, and curried MY considerable property. They- after-
Wards assaulted the landund, knocked his wife down, anti
threatened her life, which they attempted with a knife, ant ri
fled her peek ets of all the money they contained. The prison-
ers were remanded, in the hope of finding some more oldie par-
ties, who have ati 4-muted.
John Wiltiants was charged with burglarionsly breaking open
the dwelling house of Messrs. Evans and Burrones, of Wat-
ling-street, and stealing from thence several pieces of printed
eott,..n, on Friday morning last.—The prom-curio s, it appeared,
had been robbed in the course of last week of a bowling pieces
of the saute article ; and no means being discovered how the
thieves lad gained access to the warehouse, Mathews, a City
Otticer, Wit); secreted there to watch them. On Friday morn•
Ing accordingly, amitit six o'clock, the prisoner was observed
entering by means of an instrument with which he opeoed the
door. Having got inside, he began filling ;I sack with the pro.
perty, anti being a boot to hand it to anotht r person in waiting
tottstde the door. the officer sprang forward and seized hint.
He then endeavoured to lay hold of his enumanion, but he es-
eaped.—The pristnicr was mounded for further exalt;ltatiou.

1101-ST i.T.
Saturday, Wilthyrs neeres, a boy who had been employed
to a.,sist in t!..! Westminster hospital, was eilArgt d with having
stolen a trateh, gold Chain, seals, bromdies, rings, and a variety
of articles, value 251. the property of S4lllllO Of Fad.
42inre's-buildings, Westminster. The prosecutor had been in
the hospital, and in consequence of the attention slam n to him
by the prisoner, his wife had often.invited hint to dinner. On
oidli of February, i knowiug that proseentor's wife was at
the hospital with her bashanflt,•he, the pri,oner, went ti her
horse. which was left in the care of two small children. and
having given them sixpeacc, sent them out to parclia.e cakes ;
in the mean time he strippt d the apartments of the articles before
mentioned. He vas fully committed for trial. The same pri-
soner was charged with having defrauded Elizabeth
our of Ourtern shillings, by coming to her antler pretence of
deirrowing the MIMI for Sarah Martin. Mrs. Missom prov• d the
loan under that representation ; Mrs. Martin pros., d that she
4,11/e the prisoner no authority to borrow it. He was also com-
mitted on this charge. The prisoner had also obtained several
surgical instruments, antler pretence of their being for Mr.
Sureconi.ynn, of Great George-street. The proseen or in this
CON' did out attend; hat Mr. Lynn did, and stated that Le had
.8 .1 given any stieh commissiou to the prisoner.

MA KLBoaotun STREET. •
Saturdaty, Mr. Edmund Con, one of the Inspectors of the
Bank of England, Caine before the Sitting Magistrate. and
stated that • forged H. note having been traced to a hatter in
the Strand, whom he had wailed noon with the note fir the
pnrpose osecruiioiog the person lie hail received it trout.
He snatched the note from oat of his hand, and put it into his
pocket, saying he had given Vaal(' liar it, and constituently con-
eitiert d the note to be it.s property; Mr. Cox therefore applied
fur a Narraut again-4 hint under a certain Act of Parliament,
*as immediately granted, and Plank, the officer, went
ditertly and took the deft nulant into cu.tndc, mid brought hint
before the 'Magistrate, who ordered hint to deliver up the note
to the Inspeettur, or lie iiinst he under the iiteeesity of committing,
him. lute fmidar,t not having brought the note Oil h and it
tieing late in the et,' ning, it was agreed that the officer should
ac-outgun: Mtn to his house; and upon his delivering up the
Rule. and undertaking to ..ppear the iii t day. he slint.!d then
tie discharged. On the to:lowing day the parties ap-
peared, and lite note was given by direction of the inagisi rate
to %h. Cov, who stated. that mutt i• all the circumstances, be
fit himself bound. tin the part of the Batik, to cull (upon the'
Aciendasit lot security for lits appearance A the ensuing
Session:, to answer t•tich complaint a. th.t Bank may think tit
to pi efer against him ; but as he dill not wish top it the defen-
dant to the inconvenience of troubling his friends, he should
be saii,tit..d with his entering into Ins own recognizance, tun
his being called upon by the Magbtrate to do so. 'lire de-
f•ntlaut peremptorily rctived to enter into any, doubting
the Magistrate's authority to miler it, and threatened to
bring an netted. He was then ordered to he committed ; but
atter bring locked op about hull' an hour, and with the advice
of his solicitor, lw thought bet'er of it, and consented to enter
brio Cs .ust itecoguirance. He was then dit•ehltiged.
A few /lays ago an Ingnest was held at the Three Jolly
Test toy's, hew-crow. Deptford. on the body of J. !tomb!, a
boy, ten years of age, who was drowned on %Yelli:Way ,;e'n-
night in the Barge River. It appeared in evidence, that the
deceased, and some,other ',ova, were at play along the banks
of the river; and that one of the boys snuff hid a little s'iek
from the deceased, which he tkrcw out on a sand or amber
roittl b..nk in the river: that the deceased, in order to recover
along train barge to barge until he Cdllle near the
m which, ihiaginin; it to be hard, he joutipeil,
the mini to rise no more. The bode was re.
It an hour, quite dead. V..,telict—Aecidental

TTI r, NAT IQN .T. Ttr.C: rsTr.ll.
- •

LAW INTELLIGE.VCI.
COURT OF CHANCERY, .Ipao. IT.
NaTIMAN V. 111)DF-N0114.
A motion was made to te:tr•aiu the delverdant from ilikiag
out I.\ eruition against the plaintiff for :0001. It was stated,
that the late Mr. N,rman. of Upper Harley street, had given
the defendant a bond for sonni. revertin4, as a consideration of
the affection owl regard for hint, as hi: cousin and relative.
The existence of sorb a bond a: not mentioned daring Mr.
Norman's life-time, hut on hi: (truth it was claimed of the pre•
sent plaintiff, oho entertaining doubts of its authenticity, re
fused to pny it. The defendant brought an ;seri against him
in the Court oh King's Bench, %%Welt was Itie•d !wrote Lord 11.
lenhormigh, and the plmittiff, in the action. was non-suited.
lie then brought an action in the Common Pleas, in which he
obtained a verdict. Measures were taking to set aide that
verdict, but the plaintiff at Icw, who is only a poor %forking
coachmaker, threatened in the mete time to take out MI rse•eu
Lion. It was apprehended that it the money was paid to him,
there would be danger of its never being recovered again, in
ease it should ultimately appear lee• was not entitled to It
was therefore prayed that he might he restrained from taking
r stilt his execution till the further order of the Court upon the
! subject.
The Loin Cita NCF.LLOR immediately assented to the motion,
and granted the injunction.

Two fine whole-length portraits of the Dukes 4
Sussex and Kent, painted for the Grand Lodge of Free-
masons, were placed on Monday in their Hall, at the
Freemasons' Tavern; that of the loyal Grand Master
appears in the costume of an Highland Chief, as Earl of
Invenwss. Both these pictures are highly creditable to
the pencil of Sir W. Beechey.
J. Mackenzie, tenant in limaklach, in 'he parish of Loch-
broom, vvas deprived of sight about 12 years ago, and cantinned
quite blind till ahout titter weeks since; when, at the advanced
age of 8.1, he of a sudden completely recovered his sight, while
sitting at dinner.
Tuesday morning, between two and three o'clock, a fire was
discovered to have broken out hi a bed-room of the Coffee-
hon-e that has for many wars carried an a great trade over the
Old Stock-Exchange, which is situated at the corner of said,-
in..-alley, close to the north-east corner of the Royal Exclia,:ge.
The tire raged with great fury, and scum communicated to
every part of this very extensive building ; in which at the
bottom is an Auction Mart and a large Wine Company, and
above stalls the Coffeehouse and several counting houses, all
of which are entirely consumed. The fre then took a direction
towards Grigsby's eotteeihouse, and consumed the house that
Frond between it and the old Stock-Lzehange ; but Grigsby's
was saved by the exertions of tile firemen. The roofs of two
houses In Swithin's-alley are also burnt entirely of; but the
lower part, wind, are shops, are eared 'the property lost is
supposed to be very considerable. We arc sorry to add, that
one fireman lost his life, and a second was takeu to the hospital
dangerously hurt.
Monday I.)st diones 114111mo:id was executed in Horsemonger.
lane. for Fhooling at a gentleman near Farnham. with intent to
kill. Ile met his fate with resignation, and appeared sensible
of the justice of big :.entenee.
Scnottiv MATlL—Thomsduy,Mrx.Rayncr, of Phrenix•strect,
Sohn, afer getting up and dressily herself, dropped down and
buddeuly espired,

BIRTHS.
The lady of the Bight Hon. lord Ketuin;ton, of a daughter.—
Lady Pure, of a daugbter.—At Erskine House, Lady 111::ntyre, of a
dau4liter.—Tlic wife of Rear-Admiral Patrertol, of a son.

The Rev. Temple Frcre. Rector of Finninghaen, Suffolk, to Jane,
dau. of Baron Ilicharda—Tbe Rev. J. W. Peters, of Women,toy,
York, to Miss ['Atli. Cole!moth, ciao. of the lzte S. C. Colelotrh,
of B.,aconsfield, and niece to tilt Count-msef Newbut4.7%—.A... the Dn.
tish Ambassador's at Itruss,la. fir Hoes G. J. ThieKttesse 'Cachet, to
Jane, dau. of Admiral Dtmndly.—Chat. E. Bird, Esq. Cant. in the
S)th reg. to Anne, dati, of the late Wm. Crooke, Esq. of \Vaterford,
and niece to Lord Roasmore.—The Rev. H. lloward. of Sawbridge-
worth. lktts. to Julia, dt.u. of Sir T. Beevor, Dart. of Mangfeea-hall,
Norfolk.—lt. Riley, Esq. of the Admiralty, to Harriet, deo. of Sir
Win. flocchey.—J. Drummtrid, ;tun. E.:q. banker, of Charing-cross.
to Georgiana. daft. of Admiral Sir E. Ilarvey.—Thontas Betts, Esq. to
Sarah, widow of die late J. Jones, A.B. and Historiographer to the
Elva indiaeompany,—Me. W. C. Fisk. artist, of Dean-street, Soho,
to Fames fijizaboth, eldest claw of the late Sim. Coley, Esq. of Bed-
ford.—(iodhey Meynell. Esq. of Meynell-Langley. Derbyshire, to
Miss Balfour, only 11/111. of tae late I). 1441tottr, Esq. of Charlotte-sq.
Edinburgh.—At Itoeht stt,•, Sir T. (l-loin. Bart. of Nmtmen (Clon-
milli, to Cad't rine. eldest dam of the late Ma'air }tat. Smith.—At
Alverstoke, !tants. Copt. Scobell, of the Royal Navy, to Ili beeca Aus,
only child of lt. Collins, hal. of Ilrockliorst-Lodge,

DIED.
At Bamnrtown (Westmenes). tae Bight lion. Lord Baron Sunder.
lin.—lu the Grove. Hackney, Hobert Nimes. E q.—At ,Mcnlen Col-
lege. in his s3d year, Mr. W. fleliterlony, foimerly of Hi:chin-lane.—
in Coleman-street. aged 31. J. (i. Wake, Lq.—From bursting a
blend-re isel. aged 34. ;Al r. Wm. NV iggett .of Drury-la:ie.—la her -Judi
year. Soiali, wlfo of the Bev. B. N. Turner, hector of Denton, m. 0.:
t;runrhain. Poring tl:e performance of the funeral servioe, a r enon
named 'welt druppod down, and instantly expired —Aged 04. Air.
Bush, sorer to uie lii;,dit lion. Henry Gratt.m.—Mr. Larlpic, ft),
merly a plover, at Toulooso, aged 115 years : he retained the we. or oil
his faculties to the lust.—At Leghozn. .loliii N. Bogard. Erg. of Kit-
ley : he was :Wont :RI yearn M.P. for I revon.--In his 65th y sr, Pielrev
DawF"n• I'-“4:. of LiNwpw.i.—ln )16,10111 year. 'rhea. Col Fer, Egi. Of
AV incliestcr-plare, l'enton e Ile.-- No.frd .'3. Curtis Telleir. Er q. of Mar-
gat:.— At Bath. I.yey, wife of J. Fisher Dope, Eq and sixth dau. of
els law Laic Elton, Esq.°, Stapleton ilouse, Glouisetenhire.—At
'V anvil. in I'vaicr. Mrs. Cramer, wife of Capt Criencr. it. N.—ln
Milne's-UM:Li:rigs. Dundee, G. C. Knight, Esq. of Jordariston.—,\ t
Whitburn, n..redri4.. James Wilson, mcrehant. Besides valuable pro.
przty which Mils to his heir at law, and nuulemile leg:. •ics I-eerier...lid
to Lis other :irdlurts. he bath ei1510,..(1 to trustees teleil. of ..eritable
Goals to erect and maintain fat.: scLoolA in ditferent el:meting ', in the
arishes of AVhithern, Shotts, and Cronlisitetitan. 'file tullowing
cs also nianifat his high eirivem of kerning, as well as his grafi-
ti k c for the lartiur of the country he had so long enjoyed :—To the
Fol=
W itburn !library, 501. ' • to the Tarbrax Library. 5o1.; to the So-
ciety for the sinlarting of the Gaelic Ewliods in the Highlands of Seat•
land.lool to the Edinburgh Grate items:, SCIIOr.6. gOeiCty. 1001.;
to the Am'..-stole Charity Scheol Society, Silt.; to the Calton and.
Whig:ton Charity and Sabbath School Society. 401; to the tliaTow
Rabbstit Evening *lmola' Society. under the enee of the Nderstrosi
and Ai ~inn-street (I iiurches. 3(1. ; to the Whithurn Penny n week Bible
As,miation, ACM.; and to the poor of the parishes of AVaithurn, Shotts.
Canbustwthan. and West Caitter, 5001—At Lady Cave's, iii Upper
firossenorstreat, Mrs. Freir.antler, widow of the late J. F.3•Tiviitle,
1:,;(1.—At Ely, aged 814 zaisonna, relict of the late iohn Waddineton,
E,44.—1n ills With year, Benj. Itewicku. Esq. of New Ormond-street.
Quecn-square.—.At Walthauttow, agell :el, J. C• BL.n‘kenbitit u.
Est. of Au.stutdam.

lax stick, ran alt
s•mul bank ; on
and sank in tt
cuverrdiu abut,
Death.