The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-07-11 00:00:00

CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES.

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11011111L--LOrd ELLENSOROUII, LORD C 11E7 BRRON.
liertforthhlo .6.. Thursday, Aug. 9 at Hertford
Egt.es • Mtioday, Auz. 13 Chelmsford
Surty ' Slturday, Aug. 111 Guildford
Sussex . "4... Friday, Aug. 21 Lewe
Kent Tuesday, Aug. '2B 111aidstone

NORFOLK.—Chief Justice hi A nsrier.n, Justice Herm.
Burkiughamsliire Monday. Aug. 6. Buesingliain
Bedfordshire • • Thurkday, 'Aug. 9 Bedford
liumingdonshire Saturday, Aog. 11 Huntingdon
Canthridgekhire . •
Suffolk Thursday, Aug. 16 Bury St. Edin,
Nurtolk Monday, Aug. '2O Norwich

MI DLAN D.—Mr. Justice Gaosn, Mr. Baron THOMSON.
Northatnptonshiiv Tuesday, July 31 Northampton
itutlandshire Friday, Aug. 3 - Oakhatn
Lifirolushire&Clty Saturday, Aug. 4. ••• Lincoln
Nottinghamshire& Thursday, Aug. 9. Nottingham
Town
Derbyshire - Saturday, Aug. 11 Derby
Leicevtershire Wednesday, Aug. 16 Leicester
Warwickshire and. Surday, Aug. 18 Warwick &
i at
Coventry Coventry

NORTH 611N.—Ju‘tice CHAUBILE and Baron GRAHAM.
Y tokshire &City iVednesday, Aug. Bat York
Ilarham Tuesday, Aug. 21 Durham
Northumberland Sr ( Saturday, Aug: 25 l'i ewcastle
Newcastle
Cumberland ' Friday, Aug. 31 Carlisle
*Westmoreland. ..
Lancashire .. Monday, Sept. 10 Lancaster

WESTERN.—Mr. Baran WOOD nad Mr. Justice BAYLEY.
Ilants Tuesday, July 31 at Winchester
Wills Saturday, Aug. 4 Sali,,bury
Mirset Wednesday, Aug. 8 Dorchester
Devlin..
City of Exeter..... Same day Guildhall, ditto
Cornwall. . Monday, Aug. 20 Bodinin
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Somerset Monday, Aug. 27 Wells
City of Bristol

RAPE.—A young gentleman of family and for.
tune has absconded to avoid an investigation of the
charge of ravishing a young lady, the daughter of
a respectable tradesman, in the parish of Mary.
he. Dune. 'fee alleged rape was committed on the
night of Sunday se'tinight) or rather on Monday
morning. The young lady is twenty-two years of
age, and she lived under the roof of her father,
and in which house the gentleman had apartments.
The father was in the country, the mother was
gone to bed on the second floor, and the lady raid
a female servant were looking. out linen, &c. in a
back parlour, for washing the next morning, when
the offender got home. Ile was attended by his
man servant, and some excuses were _made to get
the maid servant out of the house an an errands and
the man servant accompanied her. The inmate
immediately addressed the lady in indelicate lan.
guage, and after much resistance, effected his iiur.
poke. The daughter immediately .alarmed her
mother, but the offender left the house) and has
not been heard of since.
Twelve sail of the line (French and Spanish
prizes) that have been lying in Plymouth harbour
s• veral years in ordinary, have been ordered to be
immediately ripped up, by which a large quantity
of mahogany, cedar, and other valuable timber,
/ill be obtained for the purpose of shipbuilding.
Sunday morning, during divine service on board
the I4fiance at Plymouth, ,pardon was read to
Thomas Banthum, one of the mutineers con-
demned at a late Court. Martial: the other two are
to sillier iu a few slays.
Last Saturday) in the early part of the evening)
a fire broke out in a woollen.mill at Ilolbeck,
near Leeds. In an hour from the lime the fire Was
discovered, the whole range of building, not k.
than from forty to fifty yards in length, and four
stories high, exhibited onsi,entire body of fire.
Fortunately the night was perfectly calm; and the
fire at length subsided ; but not till it had clestroy.
Oil all the Wool, cloth, and machinery, with every
other combustible article within the retch of. the
•devouring element. • It is remarkable that the
mill at the same place was burnt down just
eleven years ago..
. A filly belonging to Mr. PEARCE, which ran at
the Ipswich Races, last week, while in the act of
passing Sir J. SHELLY'S horse Marmion, was
struck in her hind off-pestern, by the shoe of her
fore-foot, and starting, made a false step, and
broke her hind kg. After this she ran about 40
yards on three legs, without any change of velo-
city. She then fell, and until then the rider was
not aware of the accident. The owner caused her
to be immediately killed.-
A short time ago, a duck belonging to Mr. Cle-
miahaw, of Witisnour, near Leeds, laid an egg,
abuve.the ordinary size, which was broken for the
purpose of being coked for dinner, but, on mini.:
ation, the contents were found to consist of a
dark muddy slime, neither resembling the yoke
nor the white of an egg, in the middle of which
was deposited a young snake of the length of ten
inchei. When the egg was broken, the reptile un.
folded itself, and remained apparently in a heelthy
mate for about twenty hours, when, having waapt
itself up again, it soon, fter died, and is duct pre-
served in spirits by Mr. Cionsitaw. .

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From the LONDON GAt.4TTE)JeLr 10,

qfflie, 1 NlO 10.
Rear-Admiral Drury, Commander In Chief of
his Majesty's ships. in the East Indies, has trans.
mitted to this iffca, a letter he had received from
Captain Harti commanding his Majesty's ship the.
Fux, giving an account of the beats of that ship
having, on the it3tl Of March', 1809, captured and
brought out from tinder the batteries at Sapara,
La Carravanue, mounting eight :four-pounders;
belonging to the lie of ,France, and bound from
Batavia to Sourabaya.
Whitehall, Julg
The Lord Chancellor has appointed Robert
Hervey Wilson, of Manchester, in the County of
Lancaster, Gent. to he a Master Extraordinary
the High Court of Chancery.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Calmly of
Di ottisigh,im. •
Nottinghamshire Militia.
Captain Richard &maim to be Major. Dated Jane
1810. •
stl or Retford Regiment of Local Militia.
Thomas Bailey, Gent. to be I.:wi tn. Dated 'Hite 27, 1810.
Commissions signedby the Lord Lieutenant of loverneauliire.
Regiment of Divernesssinre La al Militia.
Lieutenant Archibald Mac Donal to bet tiptain, vice Came.
rots, resigned. Dated July 4, 18th.
Lieutenant Alexander Aide Douald to be ditto, vice Flyter,
resigned. Dated as above.
Duncan Mac Rae, Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice Macdonald;
resigned. Dated Jute IL 181 t).
Ensign John . Mac Outten, from the half-pay. to be ditto,
vice C imeron, promoted. Dated July 4, Mu.
Ensign kleitander Mite Donald to tie ditto, vice Marphall,
resigned. Dated as above.
Losigo Ewen Cameron to be ditto, Vice B. Cameron. Dated
as above.
Ensign Archibald Macdonald to be ditto, vice Sinclair,
Doted as above.
Ensign George Mac Donell to be ditto, vice Ross. Dated as
above.
Lochian Mackay, Gent. to he ditto, vice Arch. Mac Dona,
promoted. Dated as ah ve.
P. Gram, Gent, to he ditto, vice A. Mac Donald, promoted.
Dated as, above.

Croten-011ice,./Itly 10.
MEMBER. rtE.ruitN ED TO SEX VF. IN THIS PlyE.
SENT PARLIA/EN i.
Borough of Troro.
William John flanker. Esq. in die room of the Has. Charier
Frederick Ptmlett Ton:head, (now Lord. 111.iyoin9)
Peer of the United Kingdom.
BAN KR ITPTCI KS ENLARGED.
I). Trott, Old Clutoge,Kalico.printek. from July 7 to A.
25, nt ten, at Guil.tha!l.
J. ltogers, Strand, m..rcliant, from July 7 to Aug. 25, at
ten, at Guildhall. •

BANKRUPTS.
S. Stocks, Liley Clough, Y orlishitc, clothier, to stmender
July 17, at ekveu, at the 11'nolpacks Inn, Waketielel, July
Aag. 21:at eleven, at the Black. Bull Inn, Mirka.
Attornies, Mr. Itylali, Dewsbury; and Mr. Grsley, Hol-
born-court, (tray's ilnn. -.
J. Jamieson Liverpool, slilp-broker, July 22, 27, Ang.(ll,
at eleven, at die Globe l'avera. Liverpool. Attotnies, att.
Davis, Liverpool; and Mr. Mrildowcroft, Gray's Inn.
D. Rme, Liverpool, cabthet-maker, Jaly fl. 25, Avg,
21, at nue, at'tbe George tun, Liverpo:l: 'lmitates. Mr.
Forrest, Liverpool; and Mr. VI, ladle, Jobn-strett, Bedford-
row.
J. Walensley, Salford, Lanenshire, cotton Mkt* and weft-
dealer, July 21,15, Aug. 21. at eleven, at the Dug Tavern,
Manchester. Attornies, Mews. Ilia n° and Atkiusua, Man-
chester ; !.td Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane.
M. 11l iddlehurst, Wigan, Larieashirei corn and Soar-dealer,
July 20, 21, Aug. 21, at eleven, at tbeGlisbe Tavern, Liver- *'
pool. Attornies, Messrs. Griffith and /bade, Liverpool;
and Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row.
J.,Balls, Bury St. Edmund's, carrier, July 23. at six, 2;
Aug. 21, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmuud's.
Attornies, Mr. E. It. Pickering, Staple Lim; and Mitt. Ar-
cher, Mildenhall, Suffolk.
C. Villars, Conduit-street, New Boni-street, milliner.
July 13. 21, Aug. 21, at eleven, la Anoraks.
Messrs. Richardson, Fisher, sod Lake, Bury-street, St.
James's.
W. Coles, Mincing-lane, broker, July 17, at eleven, 21, at
twelve, Aug. '2l, at eleven, at Gull Hiatt. Attorney, Mr.
Wilton, Girdiers' Hall, Basing hall-street. •
S. Dollioan and W. Banks, Poultry, batters, Jaly 14, 24..
Aug. 21, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Phillips, Ups.
-ard-strect, Straw!.
J. Batchelor and J. Petrie, Larkball-place, Serrey,ballih
.ers, July 17, 24, Aug.s 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. R. Price, Clielird's lima.
B. Marshall, Bedminster Down. Soniersetshire, victuAkr,
July 23, 24, Aug. 21, at eleven, at tee Bush 'Cavern, Frisk&
Attoruies, Messrs. Stiepltaril and Adlingtots, Bedford-rust
and Mr. W. James, Castle-green, Bristol.
Stanhury and It. Staithury, Plymouth Dock, s:iles•
men, July 24, 25, Aug. 21, at eleven, at the Prince George,
Plymouth Dock. Attornies, Mr. Williams, Austin Etiars;
and M. Turner, Paul',-street, Exeter.
DIVIDENDS.
Aug. 2. W. Verrall, Ucktield, Sussex, grweer.—Sept.
J. Masou, Bradford, Wiltshire. linen-draper. —Amp. 4. W.
P. Meeker, Basinghall-street, merchant.—Aug. 4. J. Evart,
!triad-lane, gbissman•-•Aug. 4. J. Parkes, Broad-sneer,
Hursleydown, wide-menehant.—Aug. 4. G. Stiallwood,
Beech-street, Barbican, brass and Stafford.hire warehouse.
num. —July 14. F. Oakley, Demand, woolstapler.—Aug.
I. I. Cole, Manikin, Dorsettliire, vimulsorpler.—July 31.
T. Fraser, Well-street, Mary-le-bone, coach spring-mans-
facturer.Aisg. 4. E. Routiedge, sew. and E. itoutledgr,
jun. Barrockside, Cumberland, drovers.—Aug. 8. W. Cow-
sil, Manchester, stone-masou.--Aug. 11. J. Harlon, New•
port, Isle of Wight. mercer.—July 17. J. W. Sherwood.
Newgate-street, cheeseinauger.—Aug. Is. Ann' Devenisli
and la. Newport, Villiers-street, Strand. upholsterer-.
CERTIFICATES.—Jut.v 31.
T. Wellings, Church•laite, Whitcchapel, painter—A. S.
Graham, Liverpool, master-mariner.—lt. Lowe, Great St.
Helen's, broker.—D. LOlllll5, Watford, ilertfordshire, cam
Atkinsuu, Austin-friars, merchant„—C. Cul•
will, Leicester-square, cabinet-maker.—R. Critchell, Muck-
land, Newton, Dorsetshlre, shopkeeper.—J. Jones, White-
chapel-road, cordwainer.—D. Taylor, Great Totbatn, Essex.
,ess I grocer. '

The accident by. lightning, on Sunday, the Ist,
at Lansainlet, near Swan...ea, we are happy to state,-
was not so extensive in its effects as was appre.
hended. Of nearly 30 persons who were in the
windmill at the time, only throe were killed. The
remaining perilous lay in a promiscuous lap► on
the ground floor, apparently lifelesi ; but assist.
ante being immediately procured, they were takes
out, were all happily recovered, and are 4loirg well.

BIRTH.
On the 2d inst. in Stanhope-street, Countess Cotupighalne
I a daughter.

MARRIED.
Yesterday, by the Rev. R. Hall, John Jeffery, Esti.
Thloginorton-street, to Charlotte, third daughter of Ms
Longley, Et.g. of Hampstead.
Mr. Moy Thomas, son to Mr. John Thomas. of Wal worthy
to Miss Ann White, daughter to Captain ‘‘ lute, of Ruttier-
hithe.

• DIED. • •
On Thursday last, at Hadspen House, Somerset, Miss Hob•
house, only sister of Henry flol►honse, Esq. of that Owe.
On Sunday tuorMng last, James Set'le, Esq. of Blshotistoket-
Hants.
On Monday the 9th instant, at her house In Stanley-10re,
Chetiter, Betty Baskervt le (leg, widow of the late J•hn
Glegg, Esq. of Irbie Hail, in that county.
• On th-e it: instant, at Ahoy, Francis laruckfield, E•qt

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