The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-01-13 00:00:00

OFFICIAL LETTER FROM LORD STRANGFORIL

" ExcEt.alNT Sitt,—l can distinctly, and in the
name and by order of my Conti, -disavow, in the
most authentic form, the correspondence of Captain
Fleming, of the ship Standatri,- -Vat 'pub-
lashed in the Buenos Ayres Gazette, of the 3d of Ja-
nuary, of this year; assuring your Excellency, that
that Officer had no right to make such declarations,
nor to enter upon such matters, baring only been
ordered to the eastern part of this Continent, for the
purpose of convoying to Europe the commodities
wished to be transmitted thither, either upon the
account of Government or individuals.

" Flattering myself that your Excellency will
know how to appreciate the candour which dictates
this communication, I take this opportunity of renew-
ing to your Excellency, my sentiments of high consi-
deration and respect. God preserve, &c.
" Rio. de Janeiro, Sep►. 13. " STRANGFORD.

6' To the Supreme Governor of the

Province of Rio de la Plata."

Advices have been received from Corunna, to the
date of the 7th inst. whence it appears a Courier
had arrived with dispatches, to which much import-
ance was attached, and the ofticiai communication
was immediately sent on board n ship of war, which
has since arrived. It was said that these dispatches
announce the intended evacuation of Spain by the
French•; but all we believe they do state is, that the
enemy hadevacuated Zamora, Benevente, and. Leon,
and were reoirieg towards Burgos and Valladolid.
The otject of this movement is probably the greater
convenience of procuring supplies, and the better
accommodation of the troops in winter quarters.
A Gottenbuogh Mail, arrived yesterday, but briogt
no news.
By accounts from St. Helena, brought by the
Whalers which sailed from thence on the 10th of
November, we learn, that up to that time no ad-
vice had reached that place of war having broken out
with America. Au account has been received at
LLOYD'S, that three strong American privateers,
from 1/, to 20 guns, and Whose crews amount to
about 170 men each,
of Fernandez de Nohrons,
ing some of our East Indiamenr
hotieward-bound.
' A Court of CoMmon
held to-morrow, to
distressed sufferers in
day, to consider of
Company's Charter.
It is said that Marge
the Duke of Nonme
the Oxford Blues.

Capt. MauAm is
fleet under Sir Jolts
inforeements about to
rection, and he is to
modore. Copies of ,
by Captain HOTHAII
States, as also dispatches
Sir JouN WARRZN.
It has been conk
Duke (N--7—e), and
both possessing a
Watery Winona',
he tenger giving their
sisters.

;, ana waose Crews amount au 1 ()num
h, were cruizing near the islatie 1 o'clock in the morning ; and continued wit 6 kn. ' dull sale for that article, and the few sales that were
hrons with a view of intercept- abated fury until nine. The damagesnatainedit in. j eilt.cted, Ilias, at irreduction of from ls, to 2s: per
st Indiamen,. either outward or calculable: thehouses which have:alien, sitt&ereityst i quarter, ; fits continue in abundant supply, and
tottering condition, antount_te 500. Io tits enusitry ; are 2s.'per'::quarter lower than on Monday. Beans
mon Council is summoned to be it was more severely felt, some breeding Penni have , •rti 4ul) siSlul and rather cheaper ; and White and
consider of subscribing to the lost upwards of .500 head of cattle; . mar& :of the Grey .Peas are looking down. In other articles no
n 'Russia, and another on Fri- vessels which were at anchor in the-harboutot Casilda : a teritioo:- '
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00 00
' the renewal of the-East India were driven oh shore, and others sent. The ion. j itlicEiaclislt) .... 105 1M New ditto
. • 100 150 Beans ... 76 SO •
• vents of the Pops, with its hospital, vie. Francisco de ' R
-Ye ein).'• ' 74 60 Tick do OO 00
rquis WIILLINGTON is to succeed Paula and Santa Anna,are all materially injured. Me •.h.. a 76 Ow• •.
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LUMBERLAND in the command of CRIBB AND MOLlNEux.—Much curiosity hes been 444 .22,,;,..,..., no itti Pineb ditto ..
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excited in the sporting world, in consequence •of it ',-,liitel.rqlr -.4.....• IVO 100 Poland d 0....... 4% 54 I
appointed first Captain of *the .38 ig
letter conveying a challenge from the Black to Cribb. ! .grtwg jrour.) .•• ,•• • • 115 136 Fro ditto
. . ..... OD OD rine Flour
r Waitsters, in America. The re- and on the champion's octlyat to fight- Ostler. This
,prey toktt .•• ..... •••• AI 36 Smooch
is a sort of bombast by which Malinertx is better en- tivAlw.l--Ab *Wetly. ow" atienst 63 .marstif ap, m4lll
to -sail will. proceed under his di..
s hoist a broad pendant as Com- 'able& to impose on the rural:, dating his vagabondi- ,o 4 . 1 chttaxl7:l6 ludeeeittl' hinteelt in the
*law -I,
4,
the late Declaration will be seat zing adventure through the country. He' played Off i of aUm no
eialrist la Toworu.arill —11(14 .tea . li
a for circulation in the United this some months since to amaze the natives of )c.. , nit on Nth. Rogers, loretl'ama: 111. 11186.4.1.4 wiell an
the latierAwsing re.
tches from Lord CASIILIIIIILIOII to vonshire, when receiving their bounty nor old,
. returned en answer that he would flea hi. at hiik
.; tut Cribb Ifrolmleed hi":4„..Mellaoaci.--lie was
,-,- :chargedMm.
with steal* asnturd lra
watch li:nd a ‘:
1". the was„.
16dontly reported dust a ,Noble odds et a day's notice, and no more was 'mord of _ pert' o( COl. W. H. Pike, . 11v4tie DetesdasS Is a eastbey, 1:fbo
nd a Noble Earl (lir'!"^"'"'""'&11)1 Blackee. He has koeftiCO 'more ilium a eor and be .0111•0*_, ealliertba wake. Some time OW (be Wier vies
, oossidorobio dolt .
of port's.
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while
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lent with .Cribb In 19 in Oil, Any t fes it, tilt pas*, was fOO4ll/11bit Whig . The .
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Regiment
Captain of a Company, ithout poretsme, vice De Noe, bitap-
pointed Staff Captain of Army Depot.
10th Dino, Captain John A noon, from the Itth Light Dra-
gons, to he Captain efarompany, vice White, who ex-
changes.
2A Ditto, Lieutenant Unsaid S. Long, from the 7th Light Dra-
goons, to be Lieuteuant, vice Shirley, who exchanges.
!oh Ditto, Liewenant Francis Bernard, from the hill Garrison
liattalioo, to be Lieutenant, vice Mee, who exchanges.
25th Ditto, Surgeon A lexauder.Melvile from the 3d—Vest In-
dia Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice 'Stewart, placed upau
half-pay.
27111 Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Edmunds, from the 6th Garrisenk
Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vice Pike, who exchanges.
4'
SA Ditto, To he Ensigns—Jasper lic" Gent. by purchase,
vice Wood, who rttires ; and James MitAnichy, (,eat. by
purchase, vice Qaiil, promoted.
nth Ditto, William Levitt Bedding, Gent. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Marshall, who retires.
96th Ditto, Lieutenant William Wainwright to be Adjutant,
vice Wall, appointed to the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion.
41st Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colouel Holt M'Keozie to be
Major, without purchase.
To be Captains of Companies. withont purchaw—Lieatenallt
William L. Crowther; Lieutenant George Fowler , Utah".
cunt Simon Behl, from the 7Str Foot, vice bl'Kensio.
To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign Thomas Martin I
Ensign and Adjutant John Smith to have, the rank of Lieute-
nant; Ensign J. H. Jelioult ; Ensign Edward F4p,, vice Su.
therland, dead of his wounds; Ensign W. o',,ily, vice
Crowther; Ensign William Ilkkey, from the 16th Foot, vice
Fowler.
To be Ensigns—Samocl Vifinoles, Gen). via Edit; leery
Procter. Cleat. vice CERe ly.
46th Ditto, Hamilton Joseph Wilson, Gent. to be Resign. with.
out purchase, vice Hickey, promoted lathe 41st Foot.
47th Ditto, Quarter-Master James Young, from the 734 Pest,
to be Quarter-Master, vice Minikes, who exchanges
. . .
54th Ditto, Ensign Perne, from the Galviilifitl, JO
be Ensign, without purchase. ~
sth Ditto, Lieutenant John E. Cz.i. net to be Captiin pin
Coipany, vice liktiregor, deceased f Hospital-Matt 401100)
Kenaedy to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Renard, who tosigas.
60th Ditto, Lieutenant-Genera) Jahn Robiso, from the 9i
Garrison Battalion, to be Colonel-Commandant of a Batts--
lion, vice Lieut.-General Sir George Prevost, appointed to
the command of the 76th Regiment.
Ensign John Hamilton to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice,
Pelts appointed to thelth Royal Veteran Battalion.
lSd Ditto, Ensign George Dawson to be Lieutenant, without
puchase. vice -flehl, promoted in the 41st Foot. 1
John Y. Lloyd. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dawson.
Quarter-Master John Mimi ken, from the 47th Foot, to be Quar-
ter-Master, vice Young, who exchanges.
76th Ditto, Lieut.-General Sir George Prevost, Bart. from the
60th Font, to be Colonel, vice Geueral Sir Thomas Musgrave,
deceased.
78th Ditto, Ensign Adam Kennedy to be Lieutenant, by par-
chase, vicelFeimant, wlio retires.
79th Ditto, Captain James Ferinsone from the 43d Foot, to be
Major, by purchase, vice Douglas.
filth Ditto, Michael Crewe, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase,

vice Moore, who retires.
Bah Ditto., Ensign David Robertson to be Lieutenant, vice
d ceased.
Carey, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Robertson.
S7th Ditto, Lieutenant William Byrne, from the Kilkenny Mr-
litia, to be Ensign, without purchase.
Stith Ditto, Brevet Major James Archibald. Hope, from the
2titb Foot, to be Major, .by purchase, vice Brown, who re-
tires.
92d Ditto, Capt. William Phipps to be Major, by purchase, vice
Campbell, who retires.
Lieut. William Little to be Captain of a Company, by purchase,
vice Phipps.
Ensiga James Hope to be Lieutenant, by porobase, vice Little. li
Garrison Battalion, Mar-General George Porter, from
half-pay of the late 117th Regiment, to be Colonel, vice Lieu-
tenant-General Rohinson, appointed to the command of a
Battalion of the tiOtb Foot.
bib Ditto:Lie:natant Joint Mee. from thosiiith Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Bernard, who exchanges.
6 13 Ditto, Lieutenant John Pike, front the 'nth Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Erlmoi•d4, who exchanges.
:loyal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant arid Adjutant Samuel
Wall, from the 36th Foot, to be Adjutant and Lieutenant, vice
Keith, placed on the Relined List.
STAFF.
Colonel Sir Sidney Beckwith, of the 95th Font, to be Quarter-
Master-General to the hafts serving in Canada, vice Mac-
donnell, deceased.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Thomas Clarke, Geot. to be Hospital-Mate for General Ser-
vice.
The King's German Legion.
Sd Regiment of Light Dragoons, Frederick Eminently's,
Gent. to be Conset, vice Reincke, promoted: •
4th Battalion of the Line, Lieutenant Frederick Schmidt to be
Cmptain of a Company, vice Clmenstain, who retires.
Emma George Siebold to he Lieutenant, vice Schmidt.
6th Ditto. Ensign John Charles Kruger to be Lieutenant, .ciat
Lotterman, proinotrd in the Corps of Engineers..
The Doke of York's Greek Light Infantry tic t.
Lieutenant .Joseph Cuppott, from the Royal Corsi ltoogert,
to be Captain of a Company, vice laberopokr, hopetaeded,
heist absent without leave.
MEMORANDUM. • .
Brevet Colonel Maxwell, of the 7th Dragoon Guards, ill'oarr-
seded, being absent without leave. •
Lieutenant Tennant, of the 78th Foot, who orthltreed in On
" Gazette of ' sel• in lie
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SPECIAL COMMISSION, YoRK, har. 9.
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James Haigh, of Dalton, aged 28; Jonathan
Deane, of Huddersfield, aged 30; John Ogden,
aged 26 ; James Brook, aged 22 ; Thomas Brook,
aged 32 ; John Walker„ of Longroyd Bridge, aged
31; and John Hirst, of Liversedge, aged 28., were
tried for riotously assembling with others, and at-
tacking the mill of Mr. William Cartwright, at
Rawfolds, in the township of Liversedge, in the
countyof York, on the llth of April last. The
particohirs of this .outrage, and the pliant resist-
ance made by Mr. Cartwright, have been already
published.
One of the itccomplices of the men charged in the
indictment, Williamititli, it appeared, was -one of
those deluded men connected with Mellor and
Thorpe, who have been ezecutett, assembled with
many other pkrsons, by the desire of -hlellor, in a
field bekonging to Sir George Armitage, Bart. near
ten o'clock OP the night of the 11th of April list.
They called their number, remained there three-
quarters of am hour, and then marched off ; Hall's
number was 7. Mellor commanded the musket com-
psayi smother the pistol company, and another. the
hatchet compauy : they were formed in litres of ten
loth. Two of the men, Ilan and another, were to
eatet, mid drive up the rear. They went in a line
L4ollll* iiieortsheed Moor, to Rawfolds Mill, nearly
Oleo miles distant. Some had hatchets, some ham-
alien, Jusarehad sticks, and others had nothing.
Anotlike accomplice gave similar testimony, and
identified the 'Prisoners and was iu some circum-
SUMO, cOnikaied by other testimony.
CM the,psrtiof the Prisoners, the, defence set up,
was that of alibi, as to some of them.
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Mr. WE is to falls
side, will be heard to-morrow. ,

Derbyshire -., Jan. 20, 21, ' - •
Feb. *l, at the Swan Inn. Mansfield. Altoroies, Mr. Blake- body of the Corporation had had no power to exe-
lock, Serjeint's Inn; and Mr. Woodcock; Mansfield. cute such deeds. It could not be denied that the select
T. Tenon Crieli, Derbyshire, cotton-spinner, Jan. 90, 21, body of /. Patten .
.
Feb. 29, as Ilse $122 121. Mansfield. Attornies, Mr. Blake-
lock, SerAzat's ins; sod Mr. Woodcock, Mansfield. _, `for the community of the Borough. As such they
J. Soli Failsworth, Manchester, victualler. Feb. 10.11, 13, , cold not grant mortgages over the property of the t . . •
at the Star Inn Manchester. Attoruies, Mesas. 'Tarrant, , arrant,
Dian- " Borough, or otherw.ise appropriate its funds to their
Clarke, and Richards, Chancerphine i and Mr. Sale,
chewer. own private advantage ; and if they could not do this T. Lane, T.. J. Waters, and J. Moss, Stood in.
R. Pita. Ipswich, baker, Jan. 25,'26, Feb. 23, at the Crown to the effect .of gratifying their own private interests, , dieted for an asstfult upon J: Wright.
and Amber, Ipswich. Attornies, Mr. Chapman, Manutngtree; I
and Sir, Eenia, Hatton-garden, neither could they be entitled to misapply the property I One of the Defendants is a Quaker • tbe others are
Sheriff's Officers, who were employed' to levy an ex.
J. Sharp, North Shields, grocer, Jan. 28, Feb. 11,43, at the entrusted to their Care, for the public benefit, in the
ecutien in a house in Nor Audley-street, in which
Comesevesal Hotel, North Shields. Attornies, Messrs. Ito-
North gratification of their own private and party passions.
Wright was a tenant of the Quaker. Having takers
bin*, and lissarnond, Austin-friars ; and Mr. Tinley,
Shields. The considerations, for which the deeds in question I. I
possession in the Prosecutor's ahctice, he found, on
DIVIDENDS. were granted was admitted by the Defendant himself,
his return, that his family were turned out of doors,
Feb. 6, R. Muckleston, Cannon-street, wareboaseman—Jan. lin his answer, to have arisen out of a variety of law
26, J. webb. Sheerness, slopseller—Feb. 9, .1. Colell, Hemp- s and the Defendants were removing the property.—
stead. Norfolk, merchant—March 1, P. Cockrern, linthwiek, I proceedings in a contested election for the office of Re-
-1 The Prosecutor complained of .this treatment, Achen
somersett re,
b. ataijor—vvFocod.b., 3iirWigiitAonlieniußmirLoelrogha
Fri; silver- 1 corder of the Borough ; and in an election contest for
E. , Drighton, confectioner—March 23, R. James, New I
s:ir
set, merchant—Feb. 2, J. King, Brick-lane,
tailor—Feb. 3, J. Mickley, 'Halifax, Yorkshire,
sots In
a Member to represent the Borough in Parliament. I
In the former case, the select body had thought pro-
to return Mr. Snsitiaie the Town Clerk, duly
al as the Quaker, seizing
. him by the collar, said, " fr,,,u
d—d rascal, if thou sayest a word I will send te:e
to the match-house :" and with the aid of the e! .cr
thsen.draper—Jan. 27, J. Weekes, Siabury, Devonshire, tan- per Defendants, pushed him out of doors. This was rise
.241.71ret5. 2, 11. Boom, St. James's-street, Westminster, silk. , elected to the office of Recorders whereas the choice
avereer—Feb. 8, J. Newton, Stockport, Cheshire, grocer— ' 1 the community at large had actually fallen on Mr. assault complained of.
Feb. 5. S. Harpoon, Manchester, leather-seller—Feb. 1.3, D. L. of
IGrimwood a Gentleman at the Bar, and who. was The Defendants being found Guilty, the Co t
Pereira, Artillery-place, Finsbury-square, underwriter. s
CERTIFICATF.S—F6II. 2. !their present Recorder. This led to applications, sentenced Lane and Moss to pay a fine of 133. Id.
G. Shade, Prinees-street, Cavendisli.square, bookseller—T.i , first for a writ in the nature of a quo roarranto; each, and Waters, the Quaker, 51.
&ainier' erNevd-earlaerd'innhwilstecharl Johnson, ma ire ae—h3 ' isl.:ltirteealti against Mr. Smithies, and afterwards for a, Mandamus! Wnt. Cuthbert was indicted for having in his pos.
drool/ft—G. . ,
Drown Southampton-mews, St. Paucnut, bonder ito swear in Mr. Grimwood. In these proceedings . a quentity of copper nails, bolts, nett ritt2,
—W• Brown Little Maddox' -street, Hanover-square; tailor— Mr. Lowten acted as agent for Mr. Smithies, and as bearing the King's mark, and for knowingly and
session
E. Overton 'and F. W. Bowzer. !Britain, Breconsittre, gro-
solicitor for
the select body ; and the costs thereby ,
' fully coneraling.the same. . ..
curs—J. H. Roaliffe, Stockport, Cheshire, grocer—J. Russell,
Cabbington, Maroickshire, bleacher—J. Moak, Costly, incurred constituted a considerable part of the claim The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty of having it:
Staffordshire, miller—G. W. Seaborne, Rotate-cross, mast- of Mr. Lowten, in satisfaction of which the deeds in his possession, but not of the concealing ; and the C,),:rt
maker —S. P. Irish, King-street, Soho, tailor—R. Anidee.
question were granted. Other parts of the Defeo- , sentenced him to It months imprisoutneut in the
Walcot, Somersetsbire, butcher.
P ‘RTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • dant's claim arose from law expences, in defending , House of Correction.
P. French and J. West, Crutebfd-friars, cork-entters—T. the Mayor, who had refused to allow a number of PERJURY.
Burgesses, IR the In
Tilbury and .1. S. Bowden, 'Falcon-street, Aldengate-street,
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attornies—S. Jennings and R. King, Warwick-law, book-terest of Mr. Grimwood, to
binders—R. Bonier and A. Robinson, Derby, joiners—S. and vote for him at this contest, had actions brought i was then put to the Bar to take his trial on an in.
ve Slack, R. Celeswortby, and T. Winne, Bristol, linen- against him oar that account : and the remainder was i dictment, charging him with wilful and corrupt per-
drapers (so far as regards the said T. Wintle)—N. S. Price and who • jury, in having made an affirmation before Robert
T. White, BasinglhilWereet, publishers—W. Byers and R. Wot- , for law expences, in defending another Mayor,
thew, Liverpool, ship-chandkrs—Q. Hamilton, T. Crowder, : was prosecuted by Mr. Tierney, for having made a i Steel, Esq. ofie of the Masters in Chancery, contrary
and A. Clark, Liverpool—W. Clyde and P. Walker, Winshani, i to truth
Somentashire, linen.drapers—J. Wilkinson and W. C. Cooper, false return in the contest between him and Mr. .
Lad-lane, warebousemen—J. and J. Spencer, Belper. Derby- Jackson, for the representation of the Borough in Mr. limAre, in opening the case to the Jury, .
shire, nail-menu acturers—W. Muddle, Lenham, and A. Mud- Parliament. These, therefore,in respect
were no stated, that the Defendant was one of the Assig.
die, Hollingbourn, Kent, tailors—T. Dunn and E. Robertson, itees in a Commission of Bankruptcy, issued forth
Dean-street, Ilulborn, coach-smiths W. T., and F.. objects in which the body at large could be at all
against one Joseph Johnstone, on the 15th of Oeto-
Hall, and T. Rippon, Kinpton•upon-Hull, salt-makers, : interested ; nay, in fact, their interests, as well as
their inclinations, lay the other way. Mr. that of having stated in a Lowtett berg 1810, and that the offence imputed to him was
too, could not but know, that the business conducted Petition, which was by
by him was not for the community at large, or in him presented to the Lord Chancellor, that he was
not aware of a fact, of which it would he proved he
which they were interested.
Sir A. PIGGOTT and Mr. Rice/ADS, for the De- had a perfect knowledge before his Petition was pre-
fendant, submitted, that if what they had heard tented.
urged this day was well founded, there was a source Mr. Ilannam, the Attorney, was first called to
of jurisdiction opening on that Court, not only ex- I Prove the existence of the commission, which he did,
elusive, but multifarious ; and that, iu addition to .by producing the necessary documents.
any Court of Equity, which.migbt be in contempla- Mr. George Henry Church, from the Secretory of
floss, they ought immediately to have the Corpora- Bankrupts' Office, then produced the certificate of
tion Court of Equity. What was this but an appli- the Bankrupt, as the next essential document to be
cation on the part of this Corporation, to have his brought forward.
Lordship to set aside, and dearer up to them. their , Upon an examination of this instrument, however,
own deeds. There was here no indivival complain- lit appeared that there was a subsCribiug witness,
.-ing of a besech of trust on the part of their select : napped Bolton, to its execution, and this person not
rbudy . but iiolt.,Gorporatie„, itself askies..4. be re_ being, present to prove his baud-writing, and that of
Bea against their own deed. The legislative power the creditors who had signed the certificate,
was here in the.sele,ct body, and not in the commu. I Mr. Guttarey said, however painful it was for hire
nity at large. The select .body commanded the busi: Ito stop the progress of a trial which he was satisfied
ness to be done, and it was done accordingly; and would tend to the credit of Defencla tit, be was bound,
it was only when reduced to a state of desperation as from a sense of duty, to take an objection to the ie.
to how they should pay their creditors, that the pre. formality of the proceedings, unless the witness in
sent ideq was thought of. The Learned Counsel did question was brought forward.
.tipt know where to look for aterporate act, if they i The Court holding this objection to he good, anti
fee not to expect to bed it in a deed having the , the witness not being forthcoming, the Defendant was
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seal of the Corporation affixed to it. As to the deed : Acquitted.
in questionbehamgranted by the select body iwvio- . . .
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lation or the treats reposed in thica, there was not a Two sailors and a marine escaped on Sunday last
word on The fate of the present record, which went from the Helder, with the ship's .boat., with which
to thew what•these trusts were. This was a new kind; they got clear off, notwithstanding they were tired
of jurisdiction which_ his Lordship was called on to ! upon from the frigate.
exercise. The Plaintiffs, in,tbis case, if they said ' Yesterday Thomson awed another stood in the oil:
any thing, said this: " We ordered you to be em- Tory in trout of Newgate,.,for one hour, in purse-
played : we ourselves even tmployed you by name— ' once of their sentence, for defrauding senates of
we'ordered wow to be reisod.for your poyment—to various sums of money qader 'Abe pretence of pit'
satisfy you, we granted'' you securities for your curing thene situations.
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MIDDLESEX S ESS WATS) JAN. 12.
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rit•Odek /bells to ea& ntOn form.
that they ate fidtrisiid Dot to. too* With his
-that they admit; that part of his chin
gards, the ciandanne, bat no more. B. t
mold litigation, they" are willing to refer n e
latter to two or thee! gentlemen. They writ
unfree, in possession of fell information owe
at, and had been advised, that the mortgage
rid ; yet.they Were themselves the promoters
Insert of this arbitration, which the Defeo.
ned to; andont the 24th December, 1801,
rattan awarded to the Defendant the sum of
tnd that each partr should elven'e a general
D the other. The Corporation accordingly
a deed in confirmalifttLef thiSigkrcl.. They
en, rather thpu $0 to law,to refer matters to
DO. They selected afore= of their own, in.
the Lord Chancellor g and by the decisioa
Oat joraar, even thee/A coutrary to law,
e bound. After repeated indolgthtles, and
achnostledging the sense- the Corporation
ted of the Defendant's forbearance, the
atilt' himself obliged to file a bill of fore.
but did not proceed bi it, at the earnest
of the:Corporation, on receiving part of
rest. Ile was afterwards obliged to go
Court of King's Bench, where the pita
rant of power on the part of the select body .
the deed was set up; but the Defendant
rerdict. Then the Corporation filed their
his Court ; and last of all the issues at law,
ed. Poverty was surely a great evil, When
men to acts like this; but still the equity of
rt could no interfere in such a case. Even
deeds been originally invalid the agreement
to arbitration, and subseqient award, would
!eluded the interference of the. Court. if a
towing his case, did confirmatory acts, elf,
ould hold him concluded. In every view (4..
, therefore, they contended', the present bilk
dismissed, with costs.
WEATILEICALL, who is to follow on the same
ill be heard to-morrow. ...
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IDDIifSEX S ESSIONS) JAN. 12.
ace, T.. J. Waters, and J. Moss, stood in-
'or an assiult upon J: Wright.
of the Defendants is a Quaker; the others are
's Officers, who were employed to levy an ex.
in a house in Nor-i Audley-street, in which
was a tenant of the Quaker. Having taken
ion in the Prosecutor's absence, be found, on
rn, that his family were turned out of doors,
Defendants were removing the property.—
osecutor complained of .tbis treatment, when
sker, seizing him by the collar, said, " friNt
f rascal, if thou sayest a word I will send tare
catch-house:' and with the aid of the et .cr
ants, pushed him out of doors. 'l'his was ti.e
complained of.
Defendants being found Guilty, the Co t
ed Lane and Moss to pay a fine of 133. td.
tol Waters, the Quaker, 51.
. Cuthbert was indicted for having in his pec.
a quentity of copper nails, bolts, aid rin2,
the King's mark, and for knowingly and
ancealing.the same. . ..
Jury returned a verdict of Guilty of having it:
ession, but not of the concealing ; and the Co,:rt
ed him to It months imprisoutneut in the '
of Correction.
PERJURY.
spectable looking quaker, named John Corder,
?n put to the Bar to take his trial on an in.
At, charging him with wilful and corrupt per-
' having made an affirmation before Robert
Esq. ohe of the Masters in Chancery, contrary
h.
Beare, in opening the case to the Jury-, -,
that the Defendant was one of the Assig. f
a Commission of Bankruptcy, issued forth
one Joseph Johnstone, on the 15th of Octo. .
UlO, and that the offence imputed to him was
having stated in a Petition, which was by
nented to the Lord Chancellor, that he was
are of a fact, of which it would he proved he
mrfect knowledge before his Petition was pre-
.
llannam, the Attorney, was first called to .
the existence of the commission, which ho did,
ducing the necessary documents.
George Henry Church, from the Secretory of
upts' Office, then produced the certificate of
nkrupt, as the next essential document to be
it forward.
pn an examination of this instrument, however,
mired that there was a subsdribiug witness, .1
Bolton, to its execution, and this person not I,
iresent to prove his baud-writing, and that of 1
ditors who had signed the certificate,
GUSNEY said, however painful it was for hint
I the progress of a trial which he was satisfied
tend to the credit of Defencla fit, he was bound,
sense of duty, to take an objection to the in-
ity of the proceedings, unless the witness in
in was brought forward.
Court holding this objection to he good, and
tnass not being forthcoming, the Defendant wal
tied.
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A sailors and a marine escaped on Sunday last
he fielder, with the ship's .boat, with Which
of clear off, notwithstanding they were tired
from the frigate.
terday Thomson awed another stead In the pin:
I trout of Newgate,. for one hour, in punt?.
af their sentence, for defrauding seresnv of
s sums of money endet 'Abe pretence of pro-
theiw situations.
Wednesday, the 30th utt. a Kentish labourer.
Persona, undertook to caery cock of poi'
weighing 199 ponodo,. w • he alias to have
tietik
trouble, front 1;:
the Star Imply at Mar-
to the Town 5f Dover pabi zitossues at C.
y, in four hours, being a distance elf five miles,
he performed lattheotOttattre and thile quarters.
li iitta Illtilittillat AwT.NIIIINiiI 0111161t9 Of MI.
F44abelk outset &lOW, al Uri Potlirool4 all the fur-
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Frans the LONDON GAZETTE, An. 12, Joratftsel.ll;nitelil224. to be di"' ' Ile.. 111111 e
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I'4 " *him, dot. hey at Adirilio'd Dot to• "NOY With his
--am.- . Waltetlfrorde* -alba ditto.l Ontc4l44"eshit ") . GODirritilift - 7 d'ilit'Vlihlt. '• ' demand—that they admit; that part of his dein
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Admiralty Office, J. .12, 18t3. . 1812. t 1 iiill.':l;44•4ltth, pOik NOSeithes.2ll; TRW . .64 Siteliaiiiiitill.'64lB.llllll.,‘ which regards. the *widener, bet no more. B. t
A' letter has been received at this. Otico ire!! ,ftnr, crainPliet ~.,.. . ' ' HA .841 + ' in 40 4004opiti OW *Mee pat- 'Beat, t• avoid litigation, they' are willing to refer II e
Captain Lumby, of his hltijeity!: ship the Nartiltott% oeigis leen, Geet:tatiliditts. bated November 30/ mt." . . tkik !War . s #.l .
~ 4aft: i, . .F 0 !•• Whole, matter to two stir tilt* gentlemen. They wry'
atklressed to John Wilson Ctoker, Vsq. and dated,:i, ~ .. . . r..Weskere:R.cithae" t• .._ vine &.,.6,„ ... ~,i4 ' • . , . ~ ; . .... .. /then, of cowrie, in possession Of fall Information oa
.off the Island of Nevltza; the 2,5 th Of Noel:miser lot," Pr_Elth
iffEbriCrtir " - ..'r
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If ' '".7;:„,,- 27". --le the subject,. and had been advised, that the mortgage
stating, that oft the preeediitg•day dui, boots of Mae ',a 77,7„;:y. ,itiol,ta.lie Moodie BillgOv Pio' :'t , DelllndantoThentew Lenten, 11111: aildiklisid • was 'invalid ; yet' they Wtfril themselves the promoters
ship, under the direction of Lieutenant ado* loaf v 1604: Datei Die: 1411ilt : .
vice Fur, rempid._ aolikleeosetage imossoeskik-oas illtsrisossailest andpeopesers of this arbitration, which the Defeo.
pi ako WOMB ta hp, tanant,,
after a chace. of three hours, captured' thd Altalcialln mitred Dv:. is. Ist • •
._,_,.,..„ • • ' Illejtitellrtroliktr Alai imiliololtyraolooink bt.tbe dant agreed to; andom the 24th December, 1801,
privateer Joseph and. Mary, of four gullenitilltleTen-,,sees. Joh, WnWs to bit: ditto, vies Enos, -oingl•m• edict 10.4,-,o49iporppyiptien, ,the vetteeng inr. the the arbitiaters Awarded to the Defendant the sum of
ty-lbree met, : in the, sipproach of the boats *under
_tote),
Ithrk• - s itobo"Lienteinint, vice Wade, rhdped, • , 104 A o.o9pAnttr 4
.4043 rough heist; requisite to 1,9061. and that each partr should execute a general
the lire orthe privateeklhey had one Milt tilled obi 16V4,830,,,,., , ; auttalio en the' lining ; release to the other. The Corporation accordingly
'lhr WWII thin deeds worn executed a deed in entifirmaliftla of this'Owtrcl.. ThPy
Dire woitirded : the enelaY had three' wOuidid; • Mid- is ohd Lewitt BiLtarr,. Gelli. t* be Pashto, vice Trigge, pro-
ttit I,elkikßtYcolaiiiitional•-411411i
surrendered at the moment the beet* *HE propirits I,aliveselebu'"ii Iliroltßiteltire. tnbc ditto, vice Witain; promoted.— grostid4llollllo4pothlit Iacono& not, sht sitooont ' had chosen, rather thaaite to law, to refer matters to
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to board. . • - ; r' iMatel &above. • • • pro- 0104 Ceioeittionto but*. account of nertais Jodi. inridtration. They selected afore= of their own id,
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vidttaltta wbgenifeesionallyf the Defendant welt to stead of the Lord Chennefloe 1 and by the decisioa
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F.,truct of a Leiter front C_npuilo, Hilly9o, of his Vilest', s roma-
Apoolmteany Nfts's Datittilwalbn°,loeni. t. to be ditto, vleis Dem% ct, have looked Rog, e -. When the ogle came !given by .tbotbeitai, even theugh epstrary to law,
stop the pinot,e, to Jahn Wilma Croke!, Esii. ikteiliiit sad,
.Dec. 21,1612. . ••" • . i ed. 'did =above. t
of, the county ex , mi 414,01 4 44. , 1.... •
. .0611.! • chancillert .ItiS Load- :they wern bound. After repeated iildulgebeles, and
Be pleased to inform their Lordshlpi, that Ivisillena- Callml"1". 'lrscii bY•til-e igahrditi:jeutell". • alms, er .',v. . - '.. lit greet length? tlfretied ' letters, acknowledgiug the sense- the Corporatioo
Dosed Dec. 261 coati ' '. • • ' i, low, for -the purpose of entertained of the Defendant's the
jesty's ship under my command capttired this ilia; Mikis Volsci Esq. to be Deputy Lierteaant.forbearance, le
ing the American brig prim" Hunter,. Mr. stow: itilltinwileas •in the Royal Clarence Regiment of Cardigan- i deciding *SAO tineithsti whether the Wei led Wasiak-fere himself obliged Co file a bill of fire.
that Upton, Commander, mounting, at the; nom- ,_,___, ' mortgago„. glinted' ,by the select body, and bather closure; but did not proceed in it, at the earnest
mencement of the chase, fourteen gong, sod having d resit' be Liestenaat-t.:orown .
. tietiC"tenashireut.lc.ototoatneiMll6rorgeltia, sigeed by the Lord Lieutenant.
the Ca.rettrathlit Seal, had been' duly and lawfully , request of the; Corporation, on receiving part of
on boaid seventy-three men: twelve of .the former
114;'"niwrThoinasanterwicfallioie bele .-Colonel, vice.. Pricy. • execat -0; - These Wiles were tried before the Lord: the interest. • lie was afterwards obliged to go
were thrown overboard when making from us. Cgiain Jotin Vanillin Ili be Milo**, 'toe hewn. Chid Mft and a Special Jury, when a verdict was into the Court of King's Bench, where the pita
—..i...- • • • -" Aikpitint John Williams to be Captain by Brevet.
found for the Defendant.: The tale non came again 1, of the want of power on the part of the select bode
Ali LIM RV . PROMOTIONS. x . .!--.740f!--- , before thin UM Chad or, this day, for. further :to grant the deed was set up ; but the Defendtal
• BANKRUPTS,
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War-Office, Jail. 12,1613. - '''„,,'' ''' •_:.,,. . Y. BAAL direCtiobi; ;' - • ; had a :verdict. Then the Corporation filed their
Isi Regiment of life Guards, It. Dean, tient. -1* F.dward:oreet, Cairendivh-squire, builder, to stir- ki
- 1;e16r1"41.` , render Jan. 16, V, Rebilla,litthillibmitl. Attorney, Mr, Dodd, otr S. Roil; y _ _ T
LL.., 9 Mr. 4&a 9 and Mr. RoUPELL, ! bill hs this Court ; and last of all the issues at lan
.... so- lieeteiiapt,.% idiom purchase. 1 caronne.stotwt,_oeenonktwe._ ~ 0,
711rRptionrat et Light Mignon', !Aerie/Ink William Shirley, 1 ,
F. !highest VP's. ColoPloo t 3 sop Somersetshire, dealer, • argued the easep on,the port 'of the Plaintiffs: The were tried. Poverty was surely a great evil, whon
from the trid loot, to be Lieutenantk.vicie Lon, who Cl- , Jan. 19, v:). Feb. rt at Guildhall, question of tow,, they admitted, was now decided it drove reen to acts like this; but still the equiit •al
ebonies. .. I Hindman, Maslogbolhoniq. London. Attorney, Mr.
10th Ditto, James Arehtlisaeon Richardway.(kil. to he Cornet, I
, T. Feaver, Nethek Cumploa. Donetshlre, lineo-niaiinfactit. - against them; and• they were not entitled, after the , the•Codrt could no, interfere in such a case. F...von
.by porclinee, sire Farmer; wbo retires. i ref, Jan. •16 'Feb. t 13, it Guildhall, Lawton. Attorney, Mr. I verdict of
.the Jury, on the lone, which had been' had the deeds been originally invalid the agreement
nee Ditto, Captain Stepiien White, from the 10th Foul, to be i nieve,„o. idinkaniii lion. I
I directed by bit Lordship, to contend that the bond ; to refer to arbitration, and subsequent award, wcnltl
Captain of 4 'froop, vice Velment, *rho exchanges. I R. Dibley•ltititelinreli, Roots, vlettitlier, Jan. 26, 27, Feb. i I
led! Dien. William Beckwith, Gent. to beCornet, by porrhwe, i 2.3, at thetylan, Andover. Atterntee, Mr. Fleet, Andover;r
i and mortgage:Ai invalid or illegal. ' hers were, I have precluded the interference of the Court. if 1
vice Hall, promoted. and Messrs: literley, Long, and harden, Gray's inn. I however, circuiliiitances connected with the securities man, knowing his case, did confirmatory acts, the
17th Ditto Jelin Tonillittosh Cieltt. to be Cornet, by purchase, 1J co ;Calder Lincolnshire,' Victualler, Feb. 5. 8, 43, I . •
wire `(with, promoted. • 'J.
' ford Briggs. Anomie', Mr. Lillis
at the An Ina, Glom Iwhich Cof Eq •
could • Court d h 1 h•concluded. I '
in question, nto a ottrt Equity
19th Ditto, Cornet Willie* T. Arnold to he Lieutenant, by i outocery_Linet and Messrs. George and liolgate, tjainforti • not refuse to look, which must render them equally the case, therefore, they contended, the present biti
purchase. vice Lucas, vho retires. ' Briggs, • I alid in the eyes of that Court, as if the select mutt be dismi • dismissed, with costs.
6th Regiment of Foot. Lieutenant Frederick Machean to be 1 J. Torton, Crieb, Derbyshire, cotton-spinner, Jan. 20, 41, Ini - Corporation I 1.
at.IM 1•1•11 a ••-• • . • a. . •• __ C -..1 A..-.__:._ ,ii GO la 1.4._ hotly of the had had no power to exe- I Mr. WEATitcam.t., who is to follow on the saw

. . ►misty you, we granieu• you securwies 'or your curing mem. summons. •
Gazette of ‘2Bth July, --13-o;iir;ii-Witeitio 'lie milc.
f r,1... I After a very able charge from the Learned Judge, motley ; and.now, at the distance of 20 years* when I On Wednesday, the 30th nit. a Kentish labourer,.
ERRATA lathe Gazettes of tie 15tls and estd.littlass, old Oh • ~,.. ~, ~,• ...
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want. iMr D. 1.4 DLANC, the Jery retired about an hour, all other remedy 1. i
so lost to you, we go, into OW Court : named Parsons, undertook to carry.ajack of pow
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I 3d Foot Guards, For Lieutenant J. J. Coarsest° tie Cakr.taia
.and returned a verdict as. follows :—James. Haigh, of Chancery, and ask to have the security delivered toes, weighing 199 paned., .orhi.O.-.he ems to h
' 4 of a Company, flic. read Captain J. J. ticbrasie to be
taw of a Company, &c. . Jonathan newel John DAden,, Thomas Brook, and up to us !,/
. ./ .. v.,Weald not this be .to swindle :tite Da. :- for big trouble, from the Star puWouse, 0 fist-
. Uospast Staff, lor liagivlimme4Y, .oegis Or, lie Z;t • Joan walker, Gisiky..- -James Brook, John Brook, fendaet out duo deed ? ,Wee•nor this condor:4,4)e ' dress, to the Town of Dover pittgreikoese,- at Can.
Mare, &c. read William Keassedirt,9oloL as ,he and John Hirst, N 0104404. the Part of Ail Corporation, mhich, if prac4ised byes terbory, in four houvi, be a distandi dr five mall,
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Sd Garrisoo Ratter , For [Antonioni Itielmedlttrisilitt .. fore the trial, it is' but justice to observe, the indiodealt.,ereedd beeetemeed top infamous, that so which be perfarmedlulltiWheurs andtkiiequarters.
.4 . the Ma Foot, to be Lialtesaust, read Lideliftit C witneises' an'fioth sides Fere sent out of Court. man would apeak to him ? ' The matter, h0wever,_4...1,,,...
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' '"- .The trial Occupied the Court the whole day. _ E
. ,did ItAitripketle. lathe/sir 1799, o cornispon- 0.1. ihiumiike,loB6,3,2olatittiotdoo, w, 1
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