The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-09 00:00:00

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FROM f)it 'LONDON GAZE7TE,'Oct. 7. POLICE.
I:miry uas formerly r,sstricte,' by an En g': 1. law, I
Foreign-Office, Oct. 6. I —.......-
Marestoo-noose.—On Saturday Thomas W .
Wilson Mr. Atuarws moves tor an onl
aecordiss,; to a hi, h toe l'relato and :S. san Alit' y warp 1 his Royal II gr,ne,s the Prince Regent has been .Charged with uttering a quantity of base 3s. tokerie, : a profossional mass, 'and as,ictiee
confined to teo codrses inch every meal, and t:, 0 I.:stla Itlonscil, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma- purporting to be the coin of the Bank of England, ("mate of John Brnssols, e•iss had
of f.Oll iii every COUIL,e, nae da‘s ordv •
excepted jesty.•to aopuitrt Kin ill Rochfut t, Esq. to be his was fully committed for trial. •! of filo prose it Act, for a rule to ett!
which v.. ore set apart for great festivnli. Charles Sluje,ry'.. Consul at o%teita." Thomas Howe was charged with an outrage and should not he forthwith ordered so
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VI. of ['twice IS.IIP/1 an edict on the •, :me subject, ' lit' nto N
Royal liness the Prince Regent has also violent assault at the house of Mr. Daniel, in Cole.. cou.st as assignee into Court, and
in which the follnalng pashage occorted:—'• Let Iwo p:e teed, in the 112,10 and ou the behalf of his man street, on Friday-night. ; I glance to such person as shall b..
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Ito one presume to treat %Olt more thana soup and , Majeot ,to appoint .11..tnts Sterling, Esq. to be his Mr. Daniel is proprietor of the Blue Anchor ta- • This l e moved upon an aflidssit
two dish, " If there were any adequate cause for Majesty's Consul al -Genoa. !vein, and he stated that the Prisoner had been lit the
'Fisher was the only person who ap
the infammr.ly high-price at which meat is now sold , —..ww--- i habit of coming to his house, at any moment when for of the insolvent, arid opposed hie
in this metropolis, it might be well that lan's Of a Simi. I BANKRUPTCIIiS ENLARGED. he observed a crowd and much business there, and , was, of course, appointed assignee.
lir nal tiro should now beenacted. Formerly butchers' . .7. Roberti., J. Wang: maim, and N. Ryall, Gower's-walk, under pretence of asking some idle question, con. ed by him did not exceed 1./101 :
meat wag not thought remavhshly cheap, when apoond hWarechupel,sugar-rchners, from Oct. 10 10 Oct. 41, 91 611ild" trued to carry away any loom. article lyingeb„t the : disclosed that a, Isle had taken
of the best could be purchased for the price of two .1. Edwards, Winchester-street, Broad-street, merchant, from ' place. This induced Mr. Daniel to desire he would auspices, of part of the Itesoleent's
pounds of bread, and that at a period whets the guar. Oct 14 to Nov. 7, sit Guildhall. 'refrain entering the place at all ; and the Prisoner amount of 4001. which, as appeared 1
J. W °tuner, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, distiller, from • of the auctioneer he retained in his
tern loaf might generally be purchased for 6d. Now, Oct. 10 to Nov. 4, at Guildhall. . became so enraged at the suspicions manifested to.: ,
ARIA sto the corn Bill and the Committee of Bakers, It. Giegorv, Old Jewry, insurance broker, from Oct. 10 to 1 wards him, that on the evening in question, he other creditor having appeared but If
the price of a quarter.' loaf is Ild. and this is also Oct. 21, at Guildhall.
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prs. I placed himself in an attitude of defiance, opposite I Mr. Serjeant RENNINGTON said, 1
that of a pound of the beet butcher's meat. Thus, J. Pearce. Kingvgate-street, plumber, Oct. 48, Nov. 4, mat 1 his doors, and commenced firing a volley of oyster.. present application had been made.
a; the high artificial price et whirls the quartern loaf Guildhall. Attorney, 11r. furner. Percy-street, Itathbone-ploce. i shells at the windows of Mr. Daniel, several of important feature in the present
is sold, the charge for one pound of the heat meat is 185 .a 1.14( Lid ildrilliaWll White-torow,ySpirrltsiateir,/rct. 17n,t2lieNwIR.v. which he smashed. He then endeavoured to escape, ; Learned Counsel take his motions
more than the price of four pounds of bread. Dr. street, Cripplegate. . but an alarm being given, be was stopped by a it, why the assignee should not pay
Adam Smith considers the high price of meat to arise
OTt._aiiisigtn, Fenny-Stratford, Buckinghamshire, grocer, Mr. Haughton, a gentleman accidentally passing, present application ?
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Leith tae, Rule Nisi granted.
frequently from the circumstance of pasture land be.. tir__ya. Tl3nlll,llirse".. 18, . t ' whom he struck and abused in the most violet')
ing appropriated to the growth of corn. Ile says, W . Grant, Oxford-street, upholsterer, Oct. 10, 21, Nov. 18, manner. He was however subdued, and conveyed to On the motion of Mrs Asallaws,
" she estension of tillage, by diminishing the qunn. at
‘cv•41141.dah1111;1,11,147:11, rl_lur ropkia, Dean-street, Soho.
Nov.the Compter. of Mrs. Davis, which was on a former
S It lk. grocer, Oct. 10,91, lB,
tit) of a ild pasture, diminishes the quantity of but. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilkinson, Cron-street, Fins- He was fully committed. ed in consequence of the aspersions -
cher'a meet, which the country naturally produces bury-son:ire. STABBING. , tors therein contained, was still f!
W Pettepher and T. W. N,,_Swif ,t fled Lion-street, Clerken.
without labour or cultivation, and by incrensing theGUILDHALL.—On Saturday William
Ellinghant, her schedule, though amended by
welt, jewellers, Oct. 14;21, Nov. 18, at 6u '
Guildhall. Mortises,
slumber of those who have either corn or what comes Messrs. Fisher, Aldersgate-street. who has been some days in custody on a charge of other debts, still containing the
In-the same thing, the price of corn to exchange for ,
w.l•klte*Y.lsSiiPtroAtll, ibltril;and k leri 0ct..27, 28, Nov. 18, at feloniously stabbing Samuel Turner, his fellow jour. matter.
it, increases the demand. The price of butcher's Cheiturch,Y and ona'rker P6rli tbe
cc' t, k:golitlroMweirs and4ln kkler, neyman, in the employment of Mr. Lloyd, the to. i Mr. Por.t.eat obtained a rule
meat, and consequently of cattle, must, therefore, ' Bozon. Plymouth Dock. bacconist, of Suow.hill, was brought up fur a third', tent, named Tyler, lately diichnrl
gradually rise till it gets so high that it becomes as 12'ri39iinotvuni,8Maitictll:Acle, I
ano offertfeal .
1.- iherisretinhi, Le:tan:yet:Here- Oc .
examination. I kept possession of a-
.freehold
!
Here-
profitable to employ the most fertile and best culti- fordshisre. Anomie., Mr. Holbrook, Leditury ; and Mr. Steven. It will be recollected, that the Prisoner and the `the legal authority of the assignee
sated lands, in raising food for them, as in raising son, Lincoln's Inn, victim of his savage vengeance were at work loge. i Court.
W. Greenly, Tenhary Worceste,shire .shoemaker Oct. 23
corn." 'Now if this cannot be controverted, it is fit
. 24, at the Kriyal Oak illna,,Teabur, Nov. 18.
at the• Hop.
04 they in their master's warehouse, where, without I The rule was granted, with caste
the people of this country should see the situation in Inn, Tenbury. Attsrisies, Mr. 13.siddeley, James-street, Aed. any provocation whatever, the Prisoner stabbed the TUE EARL Or BARRYNIQUE .AND
which they are placed by the. Corn Bill. The Legis- furil.-mrwriet Mir,: :,;:erton, renb.ary. latter in the belly. Turner was immediately con. 1 1111APIIDNIFItE.
h.int, Oct. 17, 24, Nov. IS,
lature determine, that bread shall not be sold cheap, .at Guildhall. Yin:rides, bless. rteardon and Davis, Corhet- 'eyed to Bartholomew's Hospital, where he still In I T this
Case Mr. BULKY rose to .
iii order to bring more land into cultivation. In court, Grareclvircis-street. ' remains, and being unable to attend, Alderman vent, who had several detaining credi
rs rrstilkerd, St. ?hill's and Jacob, Gloticeste .hye. tanner, i Woo,)
con, hence of an " extension of tiller " cattle I C.elli-ected the Prisoner might be remanded to -- -

BU7'CHERS' ME.4I';?I.VD 8RE.41).

ISSOLVEAT DI',B7YIRS' Ci

- considerable amount. He stated,
%Wednesday next. I chided from the necessity of going
lisaosr-tisus —John Harding was on Saturday . ordinary interest, by the fact of e
charged with making a disturbance And committing a ibeing in existence against Mr. Shat
violent outrage on the person of Mr. Herring, one been ruled by the late Mr. Serjeant i
of the performers at Astley's Theatre, on the pre- ! an instrument was a final bar to the
ceding esessing. !the Court deciding that such a case
It appeared that whilst Mr. Herring was on the jurisdiction. The writ oloodawert
stage singing a comic song, several thingi were thrown. solvent was thee put into Cobry and
at him from the gallery ;at length a large-sired ap- It. Brewer. • •
' ple struck him a violent blow. Mr. Astley, on Mr. BALANTYNE contended, that
ibeing informed of the circumstance, immediately invalid, not having been duly flied
:came furnard on the stage, and offered five guineas through the Treasury. Even if it wr
to any one who would discover the offender. The cord, the case was still within the jut
Police °Seer who wal ansdets went up to the gal. Court.
Any, When the 'Prisoner wee pointed out to him, • rrhe Cocoa observed, that the
Ind he we 3 proceoding to take him into custody ; he, every settle fatal—foe, by the Act alone,
however, stood on•the defensive, and it teat not en- was required to put on the face 1
oil the Ont er had received several severe blows that the *hole of his detaining creditors,
be succeed. din securing h 0 im. ' the causes or his detention. In. this
Several persous in the gallery proved that the Pri. a Word was recorded of this Ink it sit
Wier was Cie person who threw the apple. though not Sled, was ducketted, end I
Mr. Herrin now stated, that his only wish was instrument.
to be protected in the discharge of his public duties ; The Court refused the application
and if the Prisoner would say he wag sorry fur his LANTTNT, tit have the Insolvent's schedule
misconduct, he would press the business no further.; - BEERY T. 11RoWNE.
This part of the charge was therefore abandoned ; but i Mr. P. SMITH opposed the discharge
he was ordered to find bail to answer for the assault ',Browne, on the ground of fraud.
on the Officer at the Sessions. I en a former day remanded, for thepor,
. :
BOW.gTREET.-00 Saturday, James Dunn, of the iher schedule, in which she had ittsertt
King's Arms public-house, Coal-yard, Drury-lane, 'a Mr;Church, as the purchaser of
was examined on a charge of receiving a quantity of brokers duplicates, when the fact wet
stolen flax, the property of Mr. J. Sloan, of Rupert- disposed of them to Mr. Mtringtoo
street, Piccadilly. 'Prison. To prove w concealment
Mr. Noah Watts, of SG, Clement's-lane, grinder, „Learned Counsel examined Mrs. Beets
stated, that the Prisoner called on him, and sold the Insolvent rented fursisbed lodsie
him three hanks, for which he paid at the rate of kept TO trunks and packages, contsl
le. 3d. per hank, and observed at the time to Dunn, • able property, particularly in plate
that they looked very like what he had been in the , Pare'. This she had contrived to rem,
habit of buying of Mr. Sloane. The Prisoner made !to the landlady, to whom a balance.'
no answer, but left the house.. Watts went to Mr. was due.
Sloane's, and showed him the lax, which he identi- Mrs. Williams, a laundreass deP"sed
tied as his property, and requested Watts, if any ell the Insolvent's dresses, which were ~
more was offered to him for sale, to stop the person. a degree. •Shas washed for the Marchioness
—Ott the 4th of this month, Dunn brought him four ford, stadneveret Duchesses, none of
bundles, or 81 hanks, which he wished to dispose or lace of a superior quality to that
of. Informant told him he did not want so large a Her sllks, poplins,. lace, &c. were of
quantity, but if he would leave it he would pick out This witness excited considerable
whatever .quantity he might want.. which was agreed Court, from the keenness of her oo
upon. Ilethen waited on Mr. iloane, who imme. Insolvent, who owed-her a balance
diately reepgeised it as his property. , 1 When she latterly asked Mrs. Browne
l)utni being asked how he came possessed of. the : she was accustomed to a reception
propel ty, said, that he purchased it of a Jew named somewhat of a fludibrastie character,
Nathan, for the purpose of having it wove to make • "rest on such occasions, being of a
him shirts, but not being able to get a weaver, he '
scription.
took it to Mr. Watts to dispose of. 1 On her cross-naminntion, the oitn,
Mr. BIIINIE asked him if ne knew where Nathan
1 some of the dresses were in Mrs. Browne'
lived ? he said he could not rell,'but thought he lived . °P
to the week befor her imprisonment
near Bishopsgate-street, and that he had not as yet I Those facts were admitted by Mr.
paid him for them, and that the,finrt -batiks which he
had disposed of to Mr. Watts were left as samples.— well as the receipt of 1001. by the luso,
eve of her arrest. She was, however,
Mr. Bfurste'said a felony had been committed, a money, and the dresses were pawned '
the goods traced to him, and that he must answer far in prison.
it, et the same time asking several of the Officers I
what sort of character the house bore ? when Hum. The Comer, however, decided, that
ipearance of the case there was sufficie,
phries stated that it was a house pf call for thieves, : suppose a concealment of property, '
that he had seen the Prisoner playing at cards with : was accordiugly remanded.
them. . .STRICRLET V. GRIGO•
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Be was ordered to find bail. In this case Mr. ANDREW, opposed
John Reeves, the servant of Mr. Bells a corn. who, for several years, kept a coot
cloudier, underwent another examination, who haw. under the Piazza in Covent-garden ;
big been suspected for some time, was watched by i 1280'. without any return of effects or ,
his master, and was detected in taking out a sack of i the evidence of the Insolvent it appeared,
oats more than was ordered, to the stables of Captain 1 resigned his business to his son for a sma
Weft, 'in Plinces.street, Westminster, where it was ' tiou, staring, es the reason of this trat
abut into the bins, and the other sacks that were Or. possibility of his Continuing the busitoess
t dered were left, as was customary, with oats in them. cline of his circumstances. It also apr
h
On Friday le covered waggons, laden with money, I Walter Walsh, Capt. Rigel groom, who received dente, that the Insolvent had carried
arrived in the lick-yard at Portsmouth, under an . the whole, attended on Saturday, and the only cc- Paddington, where be disposed of his
escort of the Itoyal Wilson Train.
o,ihon, l that
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I contou he gave of receiving the sack of oats from the smaller sum than its real value.
sdical Establishmentf opinion, ,atC ar ottt Prisoner out of the regular way was, that the Pri. The COURT was of opinion, that there
soner had asked it as a favour to let him leave the
El'Sn,eg d
,sicit' G etalemen are
lusion in this transaction, and the Ingot'
sprgoe.eseCv,:i:Bri llackfrinrs, is the fountain head for advice, oats the's.. mended for a concealment of his propel
who declare it is incredible the number of unfortu. On saying he had tired 10 years with Capt. Rigge, , Mr. BARRY anti Mr. P. Soren were
mate individuals whose health is ruined by iinproper Mr. 13TRNIE, the Magistrate, observed, that. it was a several oppositions but the cases were
praise is cer-
treatment. The Medical Board is unquestionably bard thing to sully a character of 10 years, but to' importance. s
my the hest of his, conduct, it had been extremely • Thirty-four were .err this day's list.
Institution.— indiscreet. The witness was melted into a flood of . • The Court adjourned until the lath
out: i
ogrl
ye at
dueim t 0
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the
aen
promotersce t othe poubf
sl
mi cc,h, aannd
preserved by emus
.and the Magistrate
glad that I felt et, and he shouldfssay 0.0 gnome was .----
Among Counsellors there roust be *Wow, mid it is tears at the. reproof',
Prisoner was committed for trial.
mu. epini ~,, many live* will be
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of those Gentlemen.
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seas
- —age'. - - i Oct. 23, 24, Piny. 18, at the Commercial-Room. Bristol. At-
must become much dearer than they would other- i tornies, Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-Line;
wise be. Let this be remembered—when the aeer- • antivkle.ssrs. Palmer, Bristol.
age price of bread, under the new Act, is considered, Half Is(l.,l:oldnitu,'C. Cavendish,'
6S11;1111111crf°12ki bay-jobber, -vj olteart, I (h/ec
Georget. , ati
nth:
that the public may know the whole of the benefit Cavendish Attornio, Mr. Stevens, Clare; and Mr. ava,
they derive from the -Corn Bill, and they will doubt- 1 C;7oo=2:n Prince, C 1 ee mem-Mats. Oct. 14
less bate the consolation of learning, that the same 21, NOV. ift, at (hliidbllll. ;ItOtli'ingt Messrs.t' Wadesoo, Bar-,
law which kept up the price of bread, guarded ef- low, and Grosvenor, Austin-friars.
and this,
it,Fill•ii:iioevr,
IVg:tw-rol , I'addingion. nurser man Oct.
fectually against a decline in that of meat; Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. anultoo. tiers
• co doubt, is what the patriotic and enlightened ad- wick- /rect.. Soho.
?neat.% of that measure, will call 44 killing two birds v •Webster, Crown-court, Cheap-ide, merchant, Oct. 28.
Nov.N l, 18, at Guildhall. Atteruies, Messrs. Lesley and Scn,
with one stone." Chcapsidc.
. -;._ _ , DIVIDENDS. •
• Oct. 91, J. Scott, Stratford &jilt Mary, Sul ilk, shopkeeper
Friday night the Mailial, •Captain Leant, sailed —Nov. 11, A. Devenish and H. Newport, Vlllier's-start,
from Portsmouth for ilae'resde-Grace, having under ST!. upholsterers--. Ne°rv.ltraid,Rto.neTlinliCiebritr' dealer—N.,.
heitipsidNT.,,husiesr
-convoy the Hydra transport, with Admiral Lieots W. Wright, Rochester, Kent, innkeeper -Mn,.a rl4—, J. ii:n:
•and Ids fant4ly; are. on., board: And- this day, the cock, Rotherhithe-street, Rotherhithn, mast-maker--Nov. 18,
fox, Cl pt. WILLOCK, 'with the 7'hasnes and Fame • t:.ivvlicirlierf.,
8 Itwerstetis;ifiinrdo2lstriblect3acVsemr.mc certirsnrl;,-
tranwerts (whisk arrived from Guadalouire on Wed. Elem.. Maidstone, Kent, gr rer—Nov. VS. R. Lewis, Writ.
nesday everting last), 'will sail for thelame port.— ling-streeti.wa.,:d-cliantilerv—Nov. 28, .1, Gale, Ainninster, De-
ouvi.e,vugum.
.agar
—broker
-.llrlHesg;ivti.oorercialvf4e.
Gen. Boyce, who commanded the French troops at rt,,
Ciradaloupe, is ell beard the Fos. They are to await shire, grocer—Dec. 16, (i. Gardiner, St John's-street, iron-
the the pleasure of Loots XVIII. of there. The troops T.
...71e,errrpOrecht.l.nivs ' Oih. and 4.1. .iiniii:AhtielLrgeuitrerl4antirni..htier,l6,clitiCri: '
*Mount to nearly 1,100; they behaved themselves colushire, lingo-drawer—Nov. 3, C. Harvey, Monmouth, iron.
4nost commendably on the passage ; rendering erery tri.0777.1i.0.,e...e1.1...51...n.i11arvey,,: IkVithaak l'asfs,sitind J. W.
assistance, and cheerfully submitting to every priva. fileally,. KattNi7wl ritt4hittini'dda. , LaMoll rrs—hireu,% .al-mer rtj7iiikinir
• lion that was necessary, to render the tempestuous Oct. 31, D. Bloom, Trowse Miligu.e. Norwich, merchant—
Nov. 7, .1. Peters Portsmouth, merchant—Nov. 4. G. Since-
" voyage they had a safe one. i ton, sr. Martin's-lane, printer—Dec. 12, IL W. Wilton and H.
Saturday afternoon a Coroner's Inquest was held It. Creed, Cruteherl-friar,, merchants—Not. 7, 0. Its yet., Ev-
change-alley and Cr- v's Inn-lane. broker—Dec. 16.. J Rey.
on the body of JaneWickins, a girl of 15 years of noids and .1. Kendall; Whitechapel, wine-merchants—Now,. 11,
age, who bung herself ou the preceding day, at No. T. Tse and NI. Pearce, Little Easicheao, provision-merchants
_ 23, New Round court, Strand.—Jane Podger de. (7Ni:it-v.:III; „leVl.CWro;styrdet,mirlastuiri)sttlealit. cPer9esgsmlnger -)!Iol. 11,
posed, that she lires neat door to the deceased, who __Oct.yi 0, C. Brown and C..(hiev!litsveoerige-'statrreee't,ll t'li°trisfiteurinr-
was in her 15th year, and lived with her father and square. brewers—Oct. Iti, E. Jacks ant Birmingham, builder—
uNaovite.h2.,u6le%mKinely itrvant. J. (Lel Ltloll,l.l.lr)irdaagi%.4.-stit
street,
s4Clniielt.
lits.i ;lc,
*other, who domed upon. The mother was a dealer
in old clothes, and the father porter to Mr. Clarke, coal-merchant—Oct. 28 W Mai lean. Upper Alary-lr- Howie-
of Exeter 'Change. On Friday, about half-past strectu...u,unttnert.rzter-110e!r..11..h..1,htiint:, sie,eilectsipr;i, no-
plathree, witness being neat door, heard some person maltster—Oet. Si. .i. Northage, (M-insh;trg'ht. I.lll:o7l.lllire7gstr.n.x,
knocking on the counter, and no person answering, err—Oct. '25, W Walker, Lancaster, merchant—Nov. Id, C.
looked to see if any one was there, whets she saw Bedford, Manchester, merchant.
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the deceased, hanging by a rope, one end of which i W. Atkins: senc:v4T'Tailic,AT'i.B—`ll-4. "A
king Chipping.
was fastened to a hook in the middle of the ceiling, Norton, Oxfordshire,.
hankers' Juno
nluvohens Plymouth Atkins,
Dock,-
and -
and the other round her own neck. Witness called niair....l ercer—.l..l. Lindner, Broad-street,Riatelitfe, hat-mante-
g, ff
aa
ce
it
uu
rr:rr
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in Mrs. Bruce, and others, who saw her hand i lifir.oTork" andird W. C=•I72nnIZZZ:PC7::::
and who cut her down, hut she was quite dead.— spinners—J. Mayhew, jun. St. Osytti, Essex, miller—E. Harris,
Witness had frequent and daily opportunities of con. iluirnt,s-tool,increr:e'
n•wine—ntl..WClVillnlliher,liDtinster-W,
Mincing.-
versing with the deceased, and observed that, within cale,', minei ,g_tane, broker— 4'll."(l,niiii, I!:ifnelunge:labirieo"• herrt—ikicir.
the last eight or ten days, she was much altered in —W. G. Carol, Guildford, Surrey, and Bristow-street, litne-
her manner, went very dirty and slovenly, contrary burner.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED i
to what she used to do ; and when asked a question W. Redhead and R. S. Iticb.vrdson Newcastle. upon-Tyne
she gave a contrary answer, and appeared very low, merchants—J. Omit and .1, Avert, Bla; kwall, shlp-rhandlers '
end to have something heavy on her mind. Some J. Young. R, Robs, .t. raylor, and J. Young, jun. Perot, (as •
far a--
(riel4tres,aitoo
.J.aDy JorstitrardyeJt.r Ysio.tiovn;:kiw—J, Young letters were prieloced as written to the deceased by aßes and. It .
young man of the name of Wm. Bowden, at Mr. —W. G. Colcheil and .1. Wave. jam Ipswich, ir.ii.M4llll.
J. Ogden nod J..Wivorthington.._Hollies, Lanc.tAire. cotton.!
Rae's, hook-binder, 37, Duke-street, St. James's,
Taa‘ritilaelilirna—msebers,
LeTagonrh,aircsitneitt.h,colf.iiiiM. 81;141,
but they were believed to be in a female hand ; the
Mar-
letters stated, that " he pitched her to the devil, man led R. Stone, Sidi/south, Devonshire, millers-J. Parish
and would never more think of such an ugly thing ; andi t: aTitaim;m4sliteetid"si,roerilbh"tiieerri.r:itrightirg•ndriere :'
that he kept company with a young woman whose *holes, ntarkto,m, Lars-.,!sire, cones-es,-* 111- jr
iikio was as far as a lily, her cheeks as red as a rose,
(I:ariuoin and T. Vine, Corsley. Wilts,clothiers--.1. Banos and
er, grocery—•l. Kirkman Kroirkzan anid J.dChatlinor,
and beer eyes a . black as slues, &c.—Witness was of i Ba' titralla'Voiarche's,
opiiiion, and has no doubt, that thi•se letters pro. ; men, Crcwkerne, Sumenetsetshire. iron -anS.J.Mleircu'enr.
and
I.IM.
ers %Gant, Minories, milliners—R. and It. Taylor,
Crduced the eepressinn of mints, and deprived her of
..
.I.llrownwif °inst.:ll)ora% Na.biguilmanhcire'i inners
—S.
'lleap amid
Ivor reason, and that ill that state she hung herself.
—Mrs..Brore deposed nearly to the same facts.—The Barwick, T. Vowe, and J. Bothwell, ;let:ttfa ic",11.0111,-ire'riTt;
Jury returned a verdict of Lunacy. far aa respects the said A. Barwick)—T: Thorp, J. H. W hitaker,
and J. Darlington, kleliffeld, Lancashire. bleachers-11- Pratt
On Monday last a Court. Martial was held at and T. Stanley, Birmingham, mathematical hutment and steel
Sheerness, on two marines of his Nlajesty's ship toy-makers.
.flaniticy; for deserting from that ship, and after-
wards enlisting iutn a regiment of the line. They
were each sentenced to receive fifty lashes, to lose
their pay, and be confined one year in the Mar-
shalsea.
On Wednesday a Court Martial assembled on
board Cie Q'rren Charlotte, to try Lieut. SAMUEL
COLLIS, late of the Urgent, for having fired ball at
the shore-boats, which surrounded that vessel when
. she was paying off. The Court determined that
Lieut. C. was fully justified ; as it appeared that the
basis persisted in hoarding the vessel, although hailed •
to keep away, and warned of the danger that would
ensue the neglect of the order. Capt. ALEXANDER,
• President.
On Monday, a private of the 66th regiment at
Portsmouth, of the name of Millar, took the despe-
rate regation of destroying his lifes by, firing his
loaded musket at -his head. Au inordinate and irreci-
prneal attachment to a female Is said to have beet
the cattwof the unhappy act? Ile was a volunteer
from tbe•Notth Ranh blititla. '
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The Average' Price of SUGAR, fur the Week, radium Oct.
4, ia64►. 40. per Cwr.
Average Price* ut CORN of ENGLAND and WALES,. per
quarter, from the Returns, ending Sept. 91:—
Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I ads. I Beans I Pease. I Onto.

s. d. Is. d. s. d. ■. 4.
60 3 37 6 30 11 23 10 35 9

I. 4.15. d.
10 , 11

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he Was
the
ow CA111.41. so,‘ he
C.
o p y over the
I'Peltrd es A eiedi:
hit lib~retitto• Ile
and the atiihtit
place,
ie
s property, to the
rd Goat the' Aden
his poetteinioo, t
t hirnself. a°
ls
it, was the Nit •
,nt Act, 1,1 the
and let him add t,
y the costs of as
taws, the
ouster day remsd„
Onon credl.
further rornandm,
the insertion of •
ne former ofeosite
against as into'.
rged, *lan forcibly
property, against
appointed by tie •
te.
D °Tuna venal
1
oppose the
teditstrs, to a tery
that he was pre.
'into a ease of no
writ of outlawry
sproniere. It had
t Palmer, that such
to party c.tesse,
m -was beyond its
I:spinet this In.
tad verified by Mr.
hat this writ was
Wed cod passed
were a proper re-
jurisdiction of the tl 1
objection was la
lone, en Insolvent
of his schedala
we, together wits ts.
Ihis schedule, not
rwittawry, %Nth ; an
Del a proper legit
lion of Air. 11. t.
idled tale sm.eded.
r.
Pa
barge of Mrs. M.
This Lad) was
ttrpose of amen&
trtect the nano' of
of .certain pawn.
was, that she had
Drs, in the Fleet
of property, the is
ro.l
peby, from whom
jogs, in which she TI
sitting very valu. 441
gi.
mid *eating sp.
Ist
'moue, unkaows
of more Olen 301. fa
(.(1, that she wish•
gal
rere espen.ire to spat
chioness elf its!: wr
f whore had lines
Jo
of the Insolvent. din
f the finest kind. lee
laughter in the taro
,pp sition to the
of an account,
woe ft.r money,
n and Itingnso
r, Mrs. B.'g sew
a threatening tle•
• A
tness stated, that
Wne's possession,
lt.i
sent. sc.A
r. Poccoce, 11
'solvent, en the
r, robbed 0(04 Ath
I for her support 11,4. r
C.,.
at front the IP'
cient ground to
and :be Lady pie('
*hi
ared
the Itoolfent, ere,
tern
aectioner's shop
his debts were Brea
,r debt'. From tit
litt•
red, that he had Strw
St.e,
mull considers.
Iter.
tnsfer, the Im. no 4
ass from the de- knot
11114
Trotted in tri•
r,ay.
on busines at moo
a colleen fora elem.
v.;;14
haunt
here was a cat. &tin
orient was re' trent
Ily n
Frey• ort,.„
reaaw
re of ea Imb'" Is, r
not
of 6.
reboil
inst.
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swot.