The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-23 00:00:00

FROJI TUESDAY'S LONDON G.IZETTE.

liar-Office. March 20. ISPO.
I Ith Regiment of Light Drlllfooo4.—lisjur
Knilth, from rid light dragoons. to he major. sire
Bourebier. who esehanges.
rid Ditto.— Brevet Lieut.-Colonel James Bottrchier. from
Ilth light dragoons, to be major. s ice Smith, who eschauges.
Ist Regiment of Foot.—(.lent. John CI) ne to be captain
era eompan. without runtime. %ice Butler. deceased,
tithh Ditto.— Lieut. Thomas Popham to be captain of a
VP without purchase, vice Palison, appointed to the
nth ruse) veteran battalion.
With Ditto.--Brevet-Major John Baslerville Glegg to be
major, by purchase. lice Oreasbs, who retires; Lieuteaant
Tomas Lamont be captain of a reopen,. by purchase,
s'cit Glegg.
DIVIDENDS.
April fitß, S. Herren, %Dories, corn-dealer, at Guildhall—
bls 2, T. Unwin, Sashridgeworth, Hertfordshire, tualtster,
s• ouildhell, London—April 11, W. Cronin, Snow's-fields,
Bermondsey, coal-dealer, at Guildhall—April 0. T. Reels.
Cambridge. lare-maker, at the Ball Inn, Cambridge—April
J. Slade. Frome Sella ood, Somersetshire, clothier. at he
George Inn. From.. Selwood—April 14. R. Bailey. Preshute.
Wiltshire. parchment-maker, at Guildhall, Nlarlborough—
April 13, 11. G. and W. Lang. Accrington, Lancashire, ea-
liro-printrn. at the New Inn. Blackburn—April ?4, J.
French, jan.. Frome Relwood, Momersetshire, clothier, at
ttie George Inn. Frome Bela ond—April 13, T. Porter, Long-
sin, Cumberland. innkeeper, at the Lion and Lamb, Car-
r sle—.lpril 13. R. Powell. Carlisle. Innkeeper. at the Lion
and Lamb, Carlisle—April SC J. Gifford. Frome Selwood.
Sornersetshire, coal-merchant, at the George Inn. From
Selwood—April IS, R. Burrows and W. V. Broken-
wharf, Upper Thames-street. London, nierefiants„ at the
Norfolk Hotel. fit. Giles*s-street, Norwieb—April li, C.
Pugsley, Lower-road, Islington, and High Holborn, low-
cloth manufacturer, at Guildhall. London.
CERTIFICATES—A en 11. H._ _ .

J. Rock. Arundel-street, Strand, stationer—T. ('. Patrick,
Anstinfriars, London. insursnee-broker—O. Wood and T.
Wood, Olds w inford, Worcestershire. spade-makers—J.
H-s and J. R. Rs). Clare, Suffolk. bankers—S. Millard,
l; linen-draper--A. Abbott, Liverpool, upholsterer
- r Morris. Bristol. linen-draper.
PA RTN ERSI II PS DIWMOLV RD.

J. Roberts and T. Clayton, Sheffield. silver-platers—J.
Kay and T. lieveri, Iluadersfield. woolvtapiers—W. Tate
and Co. Old Jewry. and of Liverpool, merchants—W. Low
end W. Al. Martini. Winborne-Minster, Dursetshlre, print-
ers—J. Tilling and J. S. Hughes, Grosvenor-row, Chelsea.
printers—J. Wilehell and 0. Webster. Halifax. porter-
deniers—S. and M. Mordieal, Middlesex-street,Whilechapel.
aid White-street. Borough, ironmongers—J. and G. Hill,
Attereliffe, near Sheffield. millers—J. Richmond and J. Ma-
<qn, Lvmingtoa, Southampton, attorneys—J. Meekness and
J Wilson. Red Lion-street, Spits'fields, Christchurch,
bakers—J. Crowther and W. Ogden, Upper-mill, Saddle-
worth. Yorkshire. joiners—J. and W. Fassuley, Thornhill
Lees, Yorkshire, brrawera—M. Stead and Co. Leeds. joiners
—J. Wylde, jun. and H. Howorth, Manchester, muslls-ma-
nefeetarers-11. Wasbrough and Co. Bristol, brass-founders.

CACTION TO PRRSONS IMPLOTINO PRIVATE WATCH- I
anat.—Yesterday, two men were brought to the bar of !
Lamisees-street Office. charged .with an attempt to mur-
der Michael Luttrel, a watchman. It appeared in evi-
dence, that the persons charged, had been employed by
a Mr. Hatfield, to keep watch in an untenanted cottage
dills in °rove-road, Mile-end, which had been robbed
oriorne articles of furniture a few nights before. The
rune Mr. Hatfield had also requested the complainant,
when going his rounds, to have an eye upon the cottage,
without informing him of its being " garrisoned." The
consequence was a recontre, which was very near proving I
'fatal, between some of the regular watchmen and the
prisoners at the bar, each party supposing the other
thieves. Is the scuflle, the complainant received a die-
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charge of slags through his hand, and a bayonet wound
in the breast. The mistake having been accounted for,
Mr. Hatfield was lectured by the Magistrate. He pro-
mised to make a compensation to the wounded memo
and the prisoners were discharged. •
Snocatxc Acetnext.—On Monday afternoon the in- t
babitasus of Berwick-street wete alarmed by a female'
run nisi down the street enveloped in lames, Who proved
to be Lacy lamb, step-daughter of Mr. Large, green-
grocer, at the corner of Edward-stieet and Berwick-
street. She was cleaning out a cupboard directly over
the fire-plate. when her petticoats caught fire, and she
was instantly in one blaze. •She ran into the street
shrieking is the moat pitiful manner, and a Mr. Witeley
and where extinguished the &rise, bat sot until the un-
fortunate girl's clothes were nearly burnt off her Wk.
Her face was dreadfully burnt, as well as everyodese
vset of her body. and she was taken- to the Middlesex !
Rogpital, where she died in the smiting, having anises*
the most excruciating agonies. The deceased tauSevitl
must respectable piling woman, of seventeen yeseref
ay., with au education superior to most in her station of!
life,

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