Star.
London, England, 1816-05-01 00:00:00

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Palace, attended by the Marquj of Wine Meter, Earl 1
Harlington, ice. His Royal Highness iutradoced
the Prince of Paule-Coboarg to the Queen, according '
to Court etiquette: There were present, besides the
Queen—
The Prince Resort, the Prlutunees Elisabeth, Mary. and
Charlotte of Wales, the Dukes of Kent and Gloucester, and the
Princes. Solikla of Gloucester, and her Majesty's full Court At-
tendants, consisting of Earl Morton, Earl of Han oast, the Conn.
'teesof Harcourt, the Countess of 'Harrington, Vieconotese Mel-
ville, the Maids of Honour, See. and the Gendemen Ushers in
Waiting.
The Marquicd'Oniond, the French Ambassador,
was introduced' by Earl Morton, and conducted by
Robert Chester. the Assistant Master of the Cere-
monies. His Excellency had a private audience of
her Majesty, delivered his credentials, aad watgra.
ciously received.
Count Just, the Saxon Miter, was presented,
and conducted in a similar manner ; had a private
audience to deliver his credentials, and was graciously
received.
The Marchioness d'Osmond, the Lady of the
French Ambassador, was introduced to her Majesty
by the Viscountess Castlereagh.
The Queen's Court broke op a few minutes before
six o'clock.

The Prince Regent stopped to diem with his Royal
Mother and Sisters. The Princeu Charlotte returned
to Warwick liouse to dinner.

FROM LAST NIGIiTS LONDON GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTS.

Joesph Candlin, of the Minories_Londop, dopseller and tailor,
dealer and chaptnan, to surrender May 4, 11, and lune I I, at
twelve, at (handball. Anomie., Sic S. %Vlsitcombe and King,
Serjeasies Inn, Fleet-street, and Mr. M. Abraham, Jewry-
street, Aldiate, Loudon.
Valentine Evans of Newtown, Montgomeryshire, grocer and
druggist, Mil v 2, SS, and June 11, at one, Ai the Hop pole
Inn, Worcester. Auornies, Mr. Galant. Worcester, or Mesas.
Cardales and Young, Gray's Inn, London.
Michael Phillips, of Bevis-Marks, St. Mary Axe, London, mer-
chant, May 7, ill", and June 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Anoraks,
Menirs.Aunesliy and 3on, Angel.court, I hrugsnortois-eireet.
Henry Sickles, of Godahhing, Starry, botcher, dealer and chap-
man, May 7, at eleven, May.l4, m twelve and June tj, at
one, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Chippendale, No. 3, Cane-
court, kleet-street,-Londoil.
Thomas Peet and John Peet, bf Horwlcb, Lancashire, calico.
printers, dealers, ohamen, and copartners. May 13, 14, and
June iI, at nine, at the Palace Dun, Manchester. Attornies,
Mr. Hadfield, Manchester; or Mr. Gaskell, Wigan; or Mears.
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Hurd, Shaw, and Johnson Temple, London.
William Crosland, of Dewsbury, Yorkshire, clothier, dealer
•and
Chapman, May in, at five, at thu Sessions House, Wakefield,
May it, at eleven, at the White I.lon lan,•Dewsbury, and June
11, at eleven, at the Session's House, Wakefield. Anoraks,
Mr. Evans, 97, Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mr. Hopkinson,
of Dewsbury.
Howell Howells, of Mill Bank, parish of St. Peter, Carmarthen,
tanner, May 9,3, and June 11, at ten, at the White Lien,
Carmarthen. Anorak", Messrs Bleas;lale, Alexander, and
Holm, London; or Mr. 'Phonies Jones, Carmarthen.
James Cox, formerly of Wiveliscombe, since of Chipstable, mil.
kri and late of Matithead, Somerset, dealer tad chapman, May
15, 16, sad June I I, at eleven, at the Lion bin,Wiveliseombe.
Anoraks, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holm', New Inn
London; or Mr. Janata Waldron, blaruwell, near Wivells:
combs.
Thomas Ruder, of Illiskfrlars-road, Surrey, nil and colouring),
dealer and chaprnani May 4, at elaVan, Mar 7, and Juno 11,
at ten, at Gulld4P. Attorney, Mr John Wilks,thsisbury place.
Thomas Crowley, of Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer, flout-dealer
and Chapman, May 3,4, and June i 1, at eleven, at the White
Hart tavern, HulL Attornles, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane,
Lanka • or Mews. Goland and Wilson, Hull.
George Widker, of Aabberne, Derbyshire, grocer, dealer and
(lupine, May 13, 14, and Jane 11, at time, at the Green
Maas lan, Askbome. Anoraks, Messrs. Johnson and Wise,
Athlone ; or Mr. Barber, 12e, Fetter .lane, London.
Jibs Taylor, of and-street, Birmingham, grocer, dealer and
thapsnaa, May 9,10, and June 11, at twelve, at the Royal
Hotel. flernonsbavn. Anomie, Mr. John Bon, New-street,
Ritausibant ; or Mr. Chilton, Chancery.lane, London.
Hugi Smith and Ninin Smith Johnson, of Manchester, mum.
Mowers, dealers, charms. and copartners, May scO, at. and
Jame 11, at two, at the Bridgewater At ins Ism, Manchester.--
Anoraks. Mews. Halstead and Ainsworth, Manchester ; or
Meseta. Milne and Parry, Temple, London.
Wakens Reeve, late of Brickley, Northamptonshire, victualler,
May 10, at four, l 1, and June 1 t, at eleven,at the Crown Inn,
Hiacklity. Attendees, Mr. Weston, Brack/ey; or Messrs.
Fisher and Sudlow, Gongh.sguare, Lebdon.
William Wood, of Hanley, Staffordsldre, victualler, May 6,7,
and Jane at eleven, at the George lon, ntalfrd. Anor-
aks, Messrs. Collins and Kama :Stafford; or Messrs. Price
and Williams, Lincoln', Inn. London.

aarnuel ()derma's**, of Ashton under-Line, Lancashire, hat-
matatuactorer, May 17, Is, and June 11, at eleven, at the
Mosley Arms Ina, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Taylor
and Worn, hlanchester l or Messrs. Milne and Parry, "leut.:
ple,London.

Juin; Mason, of Pendleton, Lancashire, dyrr, May 17, IR, and
June It, at ten, at the mar Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr.
%calker, Back King-street, -Mahchester ; or Mr. Ms, Chan-
cerplane, I.ocdon.
John Frost, of Brinkley, Cambrillpshire, =lnter, May 11, at
five, 9, and June 11, at eleven, at the Kam or Rutland Anna
1r..), Newmarket. Anoraks, Messrs. Sparks, Holmes, Mid
Jackson, Bury St. iklmund's ; or Mr. Litton, Staple Inn,
London.

Janie% Kay, of Know lwood, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, May 17,
111, and lune 11, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Manchei-
ter. At tornies, Mr.. Hewitt, Manchester; or Mears. Cour-
teen and Rubinson, Walbrook, London.
James Gibson, of Manchester, calico-dealer, May 17, !1, and
June 11, at ten, at the White Bear Ins, Manchester. Actor-
nies, Mr. Hewitt, Manchester; or Messrs. Counsels and Ro-
binson, Waibrook, Loudon.
William Ever9Led, of Tooley-street, Southwark, pastry-cook,
May 4,14, and June it, at ten, atOulldhalL Atzotney,
Pint, Newcasile-cuun,
Samuel Buffery, of otratford-opoa. Avon, Warwickshire, desks
and chapasan, May soon, and Jv* 11, at eleven, at tie Rod
Hurse Inn, Suittord-nposs-Avon. Anoraks, Meson.
ton and Gregory, lieber4;tow, London ; or Mr. Wyatt, Suit-
ford-upon-Avow
William Taylor, .6 Saistadek, Cheshire, currier, May IS, IS, ,
and June i at abeam, at the Crown lam, liwtwich. Attar-.
Wes Mr. Hilditdi, adinouth-street, Grays Inn-road, London;
or Mr. Haack Nantwich.
Edwsrd Belli., of Nantarkh,Cheshire, woollen-draper, May IS,
16, and June it at fill% at the Union Inn, Naotwich. At- 1
toruies, Mr. HAW*, liiiieuth-street, Drays Inn-road, Loa
don or Mr. klikatekllantirlek.
Thomas Holwell, et blike-Blure, Battersea, carpenter, May 7,
• as, and June 11, SUS% at GoildhalL Attorney; Mr. Dorm,
Thavies ion, Mast&
Davin Ap Thonsas• Young, mod William Ward Abbott, of Winer.
lane, Fleet-street, May 7, Bp, and June 11, at ten,'
at Guildhall. Amory and Coke, Lotbbstry.
John Adlingteo, of Ckraparde. working jeweller,
May 7, 17, and Jan It et ten, as Guildhall. Amman,
Messrs. Evict and Rhea, owe, Miories.
Junes Uoodinik et= oder, May 7, tit, and Jane
11, it eleven, * Leaders. Alter:go, Mr. Wabb,St.
Thomas-stient, ileedivradt ; it Mr. Cook, Adaidsione. •
WWiam Bnnsoonoe, JIM Plgsnands, tanner, May 4• le• and
Jane 11, at deign, Owl, London. AttorOey, Mr.
Young, harlotte-row Mpasiess-frioseratreet Loodds.
Dominigos Cardoso Wigan. lite et Oseen-street, merchant,
May 79 so
d Juno it, a tat, at Guildhall, Auortuev,
Messrs. Swain% Stevens, Maples, and Nam. Frederick's,
plea, ()Id Jewery.
Charles Augustin Antal* of Catahaletw;* SI • Petluidliere
May 7, 14, MI June ll* at 'levee, at- G Attorney,
Mr. Kicks, Planers' Hail, Broad-nee.
Thomas Herbert, of New Borlington-street, apadmary, May 4,
IS, and June 11, at rine, at Guil44ll. iiitornebMrfMakhy;
tilplotte•etrect, PorJand place.

L4l, INTELLIGENCE..
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COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL SO: •

CHAUBIIRLAYNB B. BROWN AND OTHERS. •
This was an action of assault and filse imprison-
ment. The declaration stated, that the defendants
made an assault upon the plaintiff, and caused him
to be confined in a mad house as a maniac, against
his will, for a long space of time. The defendants
pleaded that the plaintiff was a lunatic, and that they
lead committed the trespass complained of, as his
friends, in order to prevent his doing himself some
bisdily mischief ; and that they so confined him, that
proper care might be taken of him, and proper Me-
dicines administered for his relief. The plaintiff re-
plied, that the defendants had confined him without
a uch causes upon which issue was joined.
e ATTORNZY ONNERAL stated the case to the'
Jury. The plaintiff had been a druggist in Fleet-
street for many years, where he Made a sufficient
competency to live on, and. retired from business to
reside in Racket-court, Fleet-street. The defendants
were all respectable men, of character and honour,
and were connected with the plaintiff by marriage
and friendship. Conceiving that the plaintiff was
deranged in his ment4 faculties, in consequence of
some imputed extravatince of which he was guilty,
in the purchase of expensive articles of furniture, and
the profuse manner in which he had squandered his
property in refitting the house in which lie resided,
they caused him to be taken to Mrs. Paskerville's
house for the reception of lunatics, at King's-road,
Chelsea, where he was confined for two or three days,
and then discharged upon the suggestion of Doctor
Sutherland, who pronounced him to be an improper
inmate for a mad house. It was admitted that the
defendants had no malicious or improper motives is
their conduct towards the plaintiff, but had acted un-
' der an impression, on their own miads, that he was
deranged.
Mrs. Faskerville was the only witness called for
the plaintiff, and she proved that he was brought to
her house, and that during his short stay there he be-
haved very peaceably ; but she had no hesitation in
pronouncing him, in her judgment, to be a person of
unsound mind,

Mr. SCARLCT addressed the Jury for the defen.
dams, and stated, that he should call witnesses to
prove that the insanity of the plaintiff was beyond
doubt.

Mr. Woolet, the nephew-in•law of the plaintiff, and
the inmates of witness's house at Rye, in Sussex, and
several other respectable persons, proved, that in con.
sequence of the plaintiff's illness, about nine months
since, his conduct and manners were materially
changed ; and they had no hesitation, from the parts
of his conduct which they had observed, in pronoun.
cing him decidedly to be a person of unsonnd mind.
The Jury, under the direction of Lord ELLEN/30-
E3OIICH, found for the defendants.

SURREY SESSIONS.
Eight of the journeymen tanners, charged with
riotous conduct, and with assaulting Mr. Timbrell, a
master tanner, ofr Bermondse7. yesterday pleaded
Guilty. and entered into recopiz nces of the peace,
at the lenient suggestion of the prosecutor.

The Queen's Establishment, Lords and Ladies of
theßedchamber, Maids of Honour, &c. &c. have
received directions to attend in full costume at the
Royal Marriage to-morrow ; the utmost magnificence
will prevail throughout the other Royal Establish-
menu. The Prince Regent, the Commander in
Chief, the Princesses and Royal Dukes, have all issued
orders to this effect. The Heads of every great
Public Department, and the Foreign Ambassadors,
will maintain a corresponding grandeur.
The benefit of Mr. RAE took place on Monday
night at Drury Lane Theatre, and a new Play, enti-
tled The Prodigal, wasbronght forward on the occa.
sion, and well received. In the course of the repre-
'amnion Mr. RAE was so much indisposed that he
could hardly perform his character, and he suffered a
fall also during the Play, which rendered him wholly
incapable of appearing as Sir Charles Racket, in the
Farce of Three Inch leer Marriage. An eipol )gy was
therefore made to the audience by Mr. HARLEY for
the substitution of The Mayor of Garrett, which w4s
received with liberal and general consent. The
House was full.

Mr. Kean last night resumed the character of
King RicAard, at Drury Lane Theatre, which he most
ably sustained, and was rewarded with tumults of ap.
please from a crowded audience. The part of Rich-
mond was performed by Mr. WALLACE, on account of
the absence of Mr. Ran, who was confihed from
the effect of his accident. We are happy to find,
however, that Mr. Rua is sufficiently recovered, to
return to his professional duties this evening.
The Tragedy of Venice Preterved was performed
last night at Covent Garden Theatre. Miss O'NEILL
never appeared to more advantage in Belvidera ; :and
Mr. Keneur., in Pierre, displayed his usual force and
, discrimination. The House was crowded.
Yesterday a Coroner's Inquest was held at the
Triumphant Chariot, Grosvenor Mews, back of St.
George's Hospital, en the body of John Howley.—
John Randall lived in the next room to the deceased
and his wife, in Swallow-street. On the evening pre-
ceding Good Friday he went out with them, and re-
turned at a late hour, and went into his own apart.
ment. Soon after he,heard high words between them,
and cries of murder, which caused him to leave his
room, and go down stairs, when he met the deceased,
who said his wife had stabbed him with a knife.
The blood was flowing from his side. The deceased
Was a whitesmith, about 24 years of age, and his wife,
who had children by a former husband, was double
that age. She used to be jealous of him, and believes
jealousy was the cause of their quarrel. The Hospi-
tal Surgeon proved he met his death in consequence
of the wound.—Verdict--Wilful Murder against the
wife, who hai absconded.
Monday en Inquest was held in Bartholomew,
Hospital, on the body of Thomas Twichel, a fireman,
belonging to the Sun FirepOffice,- whose death was
occasioned by the burns and bruises he received at
the We dreadful fire at the Old Stock Exchange...._
The deceased ivis conducting the tube of an engine
up stairs, in company with Hamilton, the engineer,
when the second floor fell in, and buried them in the
ruins. ' Hamilton, the engineer, was killed on the
spot. The deceased was -brought to the Hospital,
With his body covered with burns and bruises ; he rc?
dined his senses -nearly to • the last, and lapiied ott 1
Saturday. Verdict—Ocsideatii Dcath. '.. • . .1