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t • I 34th ibitto+Lleitimisit Ilea 811 Sur, "lOW 11 6 010 1 4 - via rre ikreit; Tristram Wilkitya Il'hillips, # _ 1r1(.04 1 %A . 1.1.114.).1kr NSGIrI"S GAZETTE. —...... i. PCIR-glObl OFFICE,. DOWNTSG I STR/RT, 'OCTOBER 26. I-it. Royal Highneas the Prince Regent path been gmciooy pleased, in the nkltie and on the:behalf of hit ,Majesty, to app..int Anthony Saint John Balker, Esq..to be hiss Majesty . Secretary of Legation in America. .. • . ADMIRALTY-OFFICE., OCTOBER 26. - • .. Cell of a Letter from Cards* Vansittart, of I is Majesty's ship Fortunee, addressed's° Vice-Admiral "Ilionibrougi• , andtrans _ atitiett by the latter to I. W. Croker, E.q. His Majesty's ship Fortuitie s at Sea, October IL 1811. Sin—l have the honour to i eport,to you, that! his Majesty's ship under my c vnmancl, old the Saldanha ernizivig in company, in the.execution of your orcler of the 14th ult. at day-light this morning, the Sale danha at six or seven miles distance, bearing West by - North, wind West, a strange ship was discovered . S.W. by S. distant seven or eight miles on the lar• board tick, which immediately tacked and made all sail Irom us ; at tree o'clock, the Saldanha closing ' first on the weathtr quarter of the chase, and liislytt js4ty's ship titidet',my command to ihe lee lyNini, ti.e. shot flying ot er'hibt, she struck, and proves to be the famous privateer le Vice.Ansiral Martin, which by the . iitperiority of her sailing, has so often escaped from his Majesty's ships, and has been so successful on her former cruizes. I have the greater pleasure in corn. nmhicating this capture, as both Captain Paken. hain and myself feel assured, that from the style of her sailing And the dexterity of her manoeuvres, nei.; they ship singly, though both were going eleven knots willt royals set, 'would have succeeded, in capturing hyr. Shc miitints IS guns and 140 men, four days out from Bayonne, and had not taken any thing.. , I hate the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) H. VANstrrant, Captain. • . . WHITEHALL, OCTOBER is. • His Royal Highness the Prince Regent bath been graciondy ipleinsel, in the name and on the beb:.lt of hie Majesty, to great smfe the Right Hon. Arthur Lord Vircutint WiLLING•VON, one of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Cuttocil. Knight C o mpa. memo! the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, Lieu •lt-Grneral in the Army, and General and Commander in' _ tet iif his Llalutty'a Forces. serving in Spain at: 4 Portugal; E, `Marshal 'General 'ln the Atm) , of his Royal Highness the Pilloce Regent of Portugal, &c. his Majesty's Royal I.ictuce and Aosesistity that Ite niay accelit the dieuity :and use the title of - - - ?her with alt - the rights, ptiviieges, and - --.‘ that he may also accept end . Cross of the Royal Portu r•and SwOrd ; which honours. Lord Viscount WELIANGTON 1 testimony at the high esti holds his distinguished and tnt occadims. And• also to Itiioll and I.h.claratimi be re documents, in his Majesty's sßegent halt been graelously • behalf of his Majesty, to grant to, Riven Compassion of the. the Rath, Major-General in a Majesty's-Forces serving as' ;save in Parlisnient fur 'tile and Commander in Chief-of • s Royal' Licence and oho ;, acid use Os, title of Conde rights, priilleges, and indtm i be may also accept and was :roes of the loyal Prieenguess 4 Sword,. wile* lionotsavisave .1111 ant Carr neresfoq, by the testimony i f the high estimation bolds its dittiognished services; Mid Royal Concession and Dida ,etesitli the relative documents, le his is. •e Prince Regent bath been graciously on the behalf of his Maksty, to give ,T TROMAS W ' ILgeN Knight of the Maria "1 heroba, and Aide de-Camp Iva' Licence and Authority, that .. the insignia of a Knight Cont- Military Order of the Tower all the rights and privileges r having, been cattle/Teaspun _ _ince Reg ent of Portogiti In tee 149)nty o( his ii(cty al regard and rattient, au b d o( the arose ids Royal HlOniess'entertauts of the distinguisbed.condtiet and Services of tllsti Mid Siritubert l'hottitel Rtilsoit t attd also to summand, that Lyle Mad ResyalConeession end oeclarsitionteregiitered, together whh-the telatitro dostumons, in his Majme y's.College of Arms. . IVli Ri . rfal litilluiese Abe PrknO Regent bath been graciously pleated, in the name and on the behalf of his .Majesty, to give -- blre• %AS:FRANI', F.,q. Capiain ui the Royal 'Asslitaiit to the f2uartis-Masteti`• Tdeutatmet-Colenel‘el .. Ikti2ft ~~ [1.71 -- _ Company, man . Cadet . ttbe Royal Mili tary College, to be Etude, oin,cisoo4-pnigoomoi 'floe Stewart,. .p w risni opreites oted; 'Li.thbeutmotaitenatit Juliet;pos.iittyNtbeinsacAtoutdsplpt,ta.vimace • Mlkinel tO be Aeflevo.rokl l 3cons J•rl o 4l,_ 41 09, roOfins. 4/11*.Dltto---I.itutenatit - Williatti,MaMdoS r: Aljulalits vice Bonnist, promoted. ";lei tr 40th Mitchinson. from lialf-pay of the 12th Garrison liottolion,•01 beLiesiteuaut-Coh;nel, vice Mid. diemore, who exchanges. • • 534 Ellitp—Coptoin,Witiiam Ingleby to be Major, by purchase, - rect. Kingscire, promoted iii the 56th Foot. 11th Dltro-,- francioThompsdri, Gntt.tobe Ensign, without pur chase, vice Paddy, sppoititeko.the Royal Stall Corgs. 57ch'Fbito—Lie'utenant James 1.. Stretch, from Half-Pay of the sth Garrison Battalion, to be 410th:omit, wee Gertbside, who exchanges. • . IN Dion—John Buchan Syds e ril, Gent. to be Ensign, by our. r • chose, vic..t.Donellati, promoted. tljld Ditto—Eosign Ali•zooder Gordon Stevens, front the Abet , deerisitire Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. loth Dinh—Captain Tholutui-F. Addison, irons the Ist Dragooo . Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Britiglanrst, who ' exchtnees; and liospltal Nate Moses Griffith to be Assistant- Sorgeolt, vice Boiett, deceased. • 96th Ditto—Oliarter.:Viaster.Serjeant Jos. Ralphe to in Quarter- Master, vice Douglas, deceased. • Royal Stair Corp... To be Ensleas-..-F,ns r E,11.....nd !tor!, feints the 90th Font, with- out purchase, oleo Harriott, promoted; •Ensigti James Hone°, from the Bth Foot, vice Piers, pro noted; Ensign Ji;lin Partly, I from the 66th Foot, vice Dumares promoted; Ensign Vasil' Jackson, from tile 20 h Foot, vice Duveruette, promoted; Wm. Hillhouse, Gent. vice Perry, prontoted. 4th West India Regiment—tLietstenant Paul& Crisikshanks to , be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Kngtt, ap. pointed to the 63d Foot. gals Ditto—Lieutenant J. L. Verity to be Captain of a Conipani, vice Piansker, deceased.. Royal African Cotps--Ensign John Mac Pherson to be lieut.: siout,.without puraliase, vice Megaw, promo/ed N'tiltlnteer ' John Chartres to be Ensign, without purchase, vice M. Pher son ; VohinteeiChristopher 'Macrae to be ditto. , Royal York Rangeu—Lieutenant John Fletcher to be Captibi, of a Company, without purchase, vice Johnston, ca.hieredi Ensign Thomos ' Patience to' be Lieutenant, vice Fletcher; Richard Fare-Wahon, Geut. to be Ensign, vice Patience. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion—Quarter Muter John Mausell, ' front the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant. • RR EVET. Cziptain Charles Kenizinger, of tne COtis Foot, to be Alajir ha the Army. .; STAFF. Lienteraot-Colonel Paul Anderson, of. the 60th Regiment of Foot, to be Deputy Adj itant Gourd to the Forces serving in the isi nd of Malta, vice Lieutenant Channel Campbell, ap. poiutcti all Assistant Quarter Master. General. IiOsPLTAL /STA Lzs, • • Surgeon John iieflitna, irons the 30th rqnt, to be Surgeon to tits. • Forces, vice hrl)uwa.ll, deceased. • •• ' t , To. be 1-lospital Mates for General Service. Duncan Henderson, and George Marilee.% Crams. Rolle Regiment—Nicholas Stutzer, Gent. to be ensign. York Light Infantry Volunteere..:-linsign Duncan•M 4 Dearmlii, to lie L'eutenant, without purchase; Casimer de Quesnay. Gent. to he Ensign, v ice Al‘Desimid; Lieutenant —de Bornstedt to . be Adiotosit, vice NValbrecht, promoted. London and %V: stminster Light barer voiunteete--Eieutensot 'horn - Freuento be Captain ofs, Troop, vice Sir:wry, resigned' Serjeant W. S. Streatheld tie. be Cornet, vice 'Pans her, no) signed. 1 1411.1101tAND1.34. . Itesiertafeestis'd, of the tail Writ India Regiment, who eta superseded, as swell in the Gazette of the 24th of Septembelr .1414, is reinstated to hie rani. .Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. East. Norfolk Regitaitot of Militia. WIIIINK.Heory Hughes, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Beaks, proem* ted. Dated Oct. 3, 1811. Ist Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Local Militia'. John Tomlinson, Geut. to be Second Lieutenant, vice shepheard, promoted. Dated Oct. 7, 18.11. .Commissione in :be Nottinghamshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lientemmt of the County. of Nottingham. Ensign Stretton to be Lieutenant, vice Godden, resigned. Hated August 14, i 01W- - Jacob Earth-arid jusses.HMeseed.. Gems. lobe Ertsitol. Commission in the Eastern, Reg*ent of, Esc Mi. signed by the Lord Lieu tetlttpak the Cuuati of Eisex. &mud Han; Gent-to be Envie. Dated ilet.4; fill. - Coropission the Argyle acid. Bute Regiment , OE, sitoed by the ,Lord, LiemplisAtlt.Af r Om 'County of Dute. James Thotiisoii; Gent: to he Lteattinnt, es:4l;ell,l4ilsti : :' ed. hated • • • • • • )3.4NikUPTili r i raniMnn., Dm. IS. Joseph Van Milliogen„ of • Siva -Doug% Whlteebspe' •Middle. , jekvellet, k ten, at Guildhall. ' Widegati-streft; ' In - - • '4PP/o:vs, off. 26. a:i/P 4 f a -cam iwrictl44 ."'. 5 1 F-tlartl9llo 41 Kiel ard Peake,, reasoner. t...Yee um Theatre ' , a, soap Of money one-let false Pietences. There were other mints in the indictment in which it was charged as itßd upoa.the Proprietors. It appeared upon the evidence of of Samuel James Arnold, Esq. that himself and Mr. Thomas Siherida 4 were the sale Proprietors of the Lyceum Theatre, and that the defendant had been employed by them for the last three years as foreman carpenter to the Theatre, and in such capacity it was his duty to make a weekly return of the work done by the seve ral journeymen under his direction, to Mr. Peaky, the Treasurer, who paid him the amount of each re turn as it was delivered int' • • Richard Peake, the Treasurer, depostd that the defendant delivered to him tltaustral, return from the sth to the 13th October inst. amounting ip £l4. 1.45. 3d. which was paid and past in the usual. Way. In this account a charge of NI 1.55. was made for Wm. Graivford, trite ofthe journeymeit car penters,.in which was included Sis. for night work, as it appeared that, besides their weekly daily wales, the journeymen carpenters were allowed at the rate of Is. dd. per night, for each night they were employed at the Theatre, and, upon investigation, it was toinid that Crawford had Lot been employed on any night wog that week. • , Wm. Crawford,nne of the jourpeytneat „cetpeoters: beiqg examined, deposed that he had - tot dopeary night-work during the week in question; and had only received the stun. of LI froan,the i defendant for that week's work. . Mr. GURNEY, for the prosecutiOn, then tendered the seedily return as evidence ; to which-- Mr. ALLEY, for the defendant. objected to as gal, -and, in an able argument, contended, th,aait could not be legitimate evidence, inasmuch as it pur pot ted to be a.decument upon which money had been paid, and thituld have k receipt stamp upon it, it be ink signed by the defendant, acknowledging the re ceipt of the amount by the word settled,' with the defendant's signatute .apnexed ;• this he conceived as a frand upon the revenue, and could not be received as legal evidence:lli - 61'11)er objected to the evidence of Mr. Peake, as heebuldnot specify in what de scription of money he paid the defendant, whether in dollars, bank.tokens, or the legal current coin of the country, contending, that in artier. to support the in dictmant, it should appear that the delendapt was paid in the -Current chin and no other. Mr. GURNILY•ES ably contended, on the other band, that this was a mere adjuoreent of an account. and. did not require a stamped rec ipt. Ind that. it beim proved that the defendant was patid in money was . snfficient to sustain the indictment. The Court was decidedly of opinion, that the weekly return was legitimate evidence, and•ought to be received, and that the,indiettuent. was sufficiently sustained by the evidence before them. Mr. Arnold being again e*amined a. stated, that the !defendant called bn him the Sunday ptl:Vious to his 1 kprrehenlion, and asked him of what he coed acorns-, ed he answered, that , 'bent/Hawse all in duel time, and . the interview terminated i pAnt the defer-i dent did eia say any thing about s tniatalte- Mr. ALLEY then add' essed. the Jury on behalf of the defendant; urging the impossibility °fain respect-1 able arisen intentionally committing skit a crime. ---1 He had been 20 years in the service of, the Drury., lane.Tlaeatre, with an.unimpeaalted character, and hei c e uid.ent tatit conclude this matter must hive otigi nattdirra'aiiitalte l 'nor wad' the Ray convict him upon so slight 'evidence...Jai-appealed to their feel ings, whether they aii'dtildl - snsign to ignominy and disgraCea . ;a than Wbettitd.tted so Inniit respectably, andibe thkineans of teatintliin from thebtrsom of his'iirAfeatod family. • , AthetNitistitatate having samMed up the evidence, thOuryßatheillse about a Atearter of as' hour, and then brotighlt hitt 'verdict of. Guilty. He was•heet;leditted for a similar frabd, in charg ing three aightittriallt in the same account, for a man of the name of tleorge Franklin, as assistant scene painter, upon which he was alscs convicted. There • third indictment for.a similar nfr'-- ----- 7 , MAxsiox-House. . • • r. the prosecutor a violei . hlbir si oft The side o r his head, end nearly knocked him clisllol. I s t e ld,o,Appgred, k theeserdbnce ar t a' respCetibli icon miser at Cove Lt. garded, that the pthooor Ibis it fellow or the m ost asorious Obancter; his father had beta a r , kpeetab: e sslesma.n in Fle3t ruarkct„ and died ;bout a 'ear sad a ball :To, leaving the prisoner 1 prvper;y of about £l6OO, which he soon squandered in t. e must pro. fligate and abandoned 'tnnnoer. The prisoner dd. not attempt to deny the -charge of the assault; but said he was so much intoricated he did not know what he w In this, however, he was con. tradicted by both witnesses, who swore that lip was perfectly mnber. The Jury fottni him Culty, and the Court sm. tented him to s's months' inn' ris nment, and II ll . t extri , .ttion of that period to tied securisyfor.his g ZI, behaviour for 151 months, himself in *IOU, :ma t%ti, sureties in R5O each, and .4) be luttlier impr.soi:Ld until that security be given. J. F. frev/ier. the .. Prussian, who has been so inthistrionsly plundtriag the public for some time pa.st in the city of LaL.dini, A nil ow town of l'oitsmouth, underwent a fgth ex t. minatiiin. An additional charge to :Iliac alrea.ly made was pref f erred against the prisoner, by an elder ly Gentli man named Lazie, a native ot Iliaglitnn, who siated that on S sturday night, the (WI instant, he slept at the. George Inn, 'Portsmouth. He re membered winding up his watch twi) g.ii.g to Led, but on risiug the next moilintg, it wac gone front Olt drawers on whiqa te had placed it. lie • had ito knowledge n( the prisoner, and never saw him until : he appeared' Wore the-Chief Islagistrate for exatui.. nation. The watch, which was afterwards traced to a pawnbroker's shop, m consequence of the duplicates, found uprm the prisoner, ani on being produced, the witness inimettlktely identified it to be his property. i The waizerof the George Inn attended, and p: oved that theprisoner had slept at night of the 6th instant. Um-, going to bed he 'settled his reckoning; but on witness tising in ii:. morning, he tound the prisoner hid kit the latuse.— Under sheaf circumstaiwint the prisoner was hilly committed,ii.r,trinl at the 'Hampshire Assizes ' Two workmen eaufil.,yed in the small :um depart ment of the Tower, wet.; eliiirivd by the Sorveyor wiitt stealing 19 soldiers breast pl nes; which Acre tound in their possession by a City Officer as t!,ey weir p.us. ing through the Mmories.— Rtmanded fur fult!..er examination. Ilow-srasurr.—Saturday Jelm Davit w..s brought to this office, in the custody of a constable, from Li cut ford, charged with tittering counterfeit clidlats, in that t ,, wo. It appeared that the ptisuner had purr . !..tseil a vmiety of Kalif* articles at difierent shops in 151. nt ford, in the coarse tat Saturday morning, in payment for which fie bad uttered ccuintei Wit dollars although on searching him, a varicay of small . c hange oat found on hire. and near the spot whets be was apyie heo,disd, eight countotfett *laws ; these Mr. Reran toiderad - to be cut in the Ace. The prisoner was 1 t itted for further examination. , ' 9 Z is, . Brian was charged with leloniondrsetaling, ten yam ds ;if printed cotton, the popey at. Mesas. White and MI Phersott, linert-draErs-iu Holborn. 1 . .. e ,1 prisoner was fiol:llMltted far crtAl..J° _ __ U NIVERSITY INI ILLIGENCE. Gerona. OCUlliti I sada). time P.,. Getore Rosh, ef Peothrehe hots:lege, was chosen Sedate el ti society. 'llsorthhiy last the nenutnwion of the Rev. George Taunt's, M.A. nod fellow at Corpus Cbrieti College. was appru%rd cot& voceclow, to be one et the detect Preactests to the ewes of the Rev. John Uoldrsbrougts.ll.l). and tallow ef Nlagdaisu who had restgoel • Ts. sans day the folkirlng °ends:urn were adatitLed to ttes gtvo ; OCK Ir Olt IN CINIL LAW. Richard Jebb, E . g . a Oriel Cothae, uret.di Compowgdes. BAC LLLLLL IN INZNIc•Na, Harry William Canoe. of OsserCollege. .r.a h.4lwitol Thotssea Moons, Of skull. • t •6 . Voris Licences-to platter.* In Modleine. MAI Of At I. Rev. WW I= Bruce Knight. of Lutes Collogo. key. hiwitatl da Coesey. d (Into. Mc. Charles Moire, u, Oars.; Church: . • Mr. J ubu I:1,4 cis Cie.svot, ut ditto. air huts • •a - c.e . .tule de Finieira, together with all s tbereunto annexed ; and th itear ttbe in4gola of a Knight Grant ( etßit4:24l.lfrary Order of the Tower , ar Iw" boto.conferred upon the said Lo lwaliprrhicejtegent,of Portugal, in I 'ttso,ll, ilrithileis his Royallitighness Comma iiiivieeis eit Vino etit , jm.portan (gnlT.3tle, t 1 us thaitald Royal Comm t oaserd, tort's* wide this reiatire do Qatigars ef.Arlits. His Royal Highness the Prises RI OF4Cd 111 me name and on the byha: limo Mr W. 141614 /4 Casa EAR UTORJ SOX Honourable Mquary Order of I *be Army, lirtitrliant-Ortietal °lbis /Pais and Portitgal,..Mul Reprosentat County of Wazerford, also Marshal a Cite kortugutase„Porces, hlaklity's slty that'll, may actor the dignity, ifelreascorld, O pt with all /he WitliarberenetwaSsezed r and that la ao a toc gala o f a !Knight GesitiCrste .Order of the Tower and s been cOnferrecr os 'the said,. fdi Wiib Piitiee Regent of Portugal, in imam( la "Whit& his Floyd Hlghtleas holds so 4 eott to itaininatid, that the Mid R raids be registered, togetkerwitlith Mileity's canape of Arms. His Royal Hiespeaalle Prime Re please& m the Mere and on the and grant- unto SW Wisely l'srost Imperial Military Order Of .fetaria.'l so - the King, his Mairety'eitoySt I.' be may accept the rank sod WebtAlic *Soder of the Pohl Poitsiguttle ? eruffsword, arid that be may injOy =to amused: Use Mt order li hi. Royal Highness fhe Print and grim unto MenuLas.•rl AN r, P.s.q. Captain an the Royal ; • Middl esex, jeweller, It ten, at Guildhall , ' - - • There was a third indictment fora similar offence , SACIIIII.OIII et Atli. !Hid Carps; Perttranint Assistant to the Quarrit-Master• Celli: : I D ec , la. William Brightly, of Wlllegate- street ; lllskorpste street, committed on the preceding Week , but the Learned Alazasistir Lockhart, 1..4 of at. Mu y .11all, anal Ceer WieitthOr Forbes, and late lAeutenent-Colonel , of the Queen ' • l i London, printer, dealer and cliapasan, at, eltstaa,o; taao l giau.. n a tion s would not p ees: i it. • I'°° l4l ° . ber t . ": triet;on,n. Danst:reilor4uni.cdrli.terto.Luria etwicu.sit sal.: 5.; g yr aurpoßttiegirgici alko 4 BrigxilleteGentrak in the .Partugnese - BANKRUPTCY SUP BRSEDIP. Co?dunrs.ell3feOtsrNlE•Yhe prosec ution dare sing the C ' said it . Serrire r ,Fad 'Wary Governer o(Oporto, his Majcs.ty:s Royal Josiah Saxon, of Manchester, eotson-swift-diaatir and chi nun. r' ft 'Ad i(utlinriry, ihatlie may ace pt the rank and Mar . was" but justice to the - Proprietors' to state, that Mr . Mr. Dewitt William. teregueie, ditto. .1.317... i TN . - t . 01'4 Knight - Commander of theAjoyat Portuguese _. : . . aloyastirfof the Tovrer 'sod Sword, tied tliat hirittay enjoy ; i meo,* BANKRUPTS. !"..• '• - ' Rickard . Needham , of 01! 13,41114 -s treet LesiVolokoitseace, Arnold had detected the prisoner in similar frauds Mr. 'I home Marsh or !Owl Caber. 4 - . 4 . tf ..- • share-broker, dealer and claims'', to surrender November 3, IRV years ago s but on expreising' his tom ition he, Mr• iithiattl John Ain's lg. U 4 0 0 " 4 1.4 CAP: ilk i tbityagliloweid ptivileges thereurno aunexech the mid Order i tell) m i me d „ pota lth at bog & G ym Iligliaa ,Peinos ,' 12 . and Dee. 7 • et - oggOle - Cuedheil. &torahs, Messrs. Few was forgiven ;• thut some months ago he was again .1110CLASLA4TIGAL PAoMloTwata. rimi op detested, `and again forgiven and • reinstated ; but N it uf ev iih, ' a°l3eC to be t a 7 b rt i bt i P n ( j ae l 4er 9r ° c u t ik ar u bia *M * A " 1:u:lelat of au.'" ent4f oriugal in t v ssimony of hit Gym al Cu l l er' Ifi a ltitilec in lan; °re rri 9 tri cgt e -l of ar dk ien ttenhain, DioisCest ; ershire ti hol 6 2 i . lding theses frauds' continued and ,committed to Atk, u m ,. J. H u d iec oLng, 4 f ' 4l t " 41 """ esu bi tiet .t t u n l in .s : Aug hlek o l i t t e4 Fl ati llthrt • o e e" e e i n ~. a ar n i ,l% ° l4. tile .til i tt,wi nPi ttkl 4 sterer, Nov. 14, ;t five, Nov 13, and Dec. 7; ißeleven ' ;i: the - t hi i tb,, 61 ,11.it t iyac oaara iion anitDeslaigthsdhe rvatteco‘rto..l George Inn, bewdlty... Warcliterslitre. Atlorntes, Mr. John larmtng amount, he felt it necessary to appeal to R. %Vaasa. (4#644§wasagb..s a a a stodael et Christ Cluercb, es Alexander, N. Si New-square, Lineohis-irin, London ; sir public justice, the vicategy of Wukstorth, Norptespiterlasad, ',acing by ilia deres s o of the Rev. 3. Hudsee, D.Q. gither . with the relative documents, tChysthlajtagiss;triwiltivay, 4 bhp :laioutaa Slthh,KiOdortetingen - • 'l'he Learned CUAI2IIA, in prOnottneing the 'lndy- , ReV. John lieu, sen. head =wet 'dOehhase wad lipplngha.a .-. • • • ' la nac oe vans d irweltheli CartrationshWe dreier, • _.• , ,-.. . ."' . .. ' 'Obi ' ra it fiAtqlfft , lotitit4t PRQMOTIOSS: :- • • • ' • I ••• • • ' nsent so the Coo t , eipati "ited on the neces s ity tit .sehocd,,, to t h„,; ea „ ge a L eakeo i ral , v 0 ..., 40, bine ,, h ,, bire. • • ,rs ,___e_ ~ ,a , .,... . stealer tleapnian, bleassitset 9, 12, and December 7, at ten, 2 ' :. " I°)3. *''' .* ' tg • • vs/. tl-OFTICre "aNT '4u; ( Quilabali. boucle& j'AllakaaT Mr. hberthen3, * Barden' s - making some signal ezample of oferiders of this kind ' stev.st. A. I•• aunt, IL A. tp tbeviserege O.V/entail, NOlft.'k. - , . • .14 '• W .. .tf. ; .1 1 4 1 P • not only for the sake of the public , Ind every &mkt- Rev. 1. b 01 ..13 6 L 4 Ers ht-A- *egg" a; Irlaatl Cahalta "2 ,- 112lifestigtirttlitillgiSiiii atteraCeptiii,Wleets ~. - oTeg!•_ _ A kik ku ng . , H e ib eme ,,i ,_,, 4 ~,,.. , s , , 4 , 4 Alice ) 2 ' auk •TVO' I lie , fret 'he esth'l'itte; to be 't."ara - -. ,_ • • Frederick Le Mesorier, late of Lloyd'S COSIM- house, London, man would-be at last plundered in this way with im- bridge, to beDomestic ellOp l r ai t:$111 DOAK tilt DeeoOeh i lte. • Atidionn,--whereccehaeges: ..: .. •.. to. ' ~-,1 rw" zrt -4 '"". anerchancand tailinisahriq Nth,. .3 ; (I g, end 11. e. 7, at one, at ee „ At y Doniss kee. de ciae higllff ivii wro th tb the n. fr;c liarl ibe u vi is Co ris ia,t v: r alts. olkit, in Chia uni. He th en sentenced him to seven years'. trim- 14'. Crate" - 9r4a M.A. *l. ' 1.42t r . ' Lis2c4ta ' 14 be ' lela Regiment of kie4Dratoofterqa pp =4 l4llol 4 Ocla t i„• 110 •* • _, • I .peildhl4. Awl**, blesves. Lean and.Crosslaud; Ne. 32, P l ' : portation upon the first conviction;and juo•••"gment was ;a 3 o..taar-aareaash r arise .1.)/sion e a ca. Feld' %parr!! i Broad -street, reutlon: ' ,_,• , 4 ;Cowed Fieicl w elf aiding, lcent dealer and rhapman, Nov. 2, respited on the second. . istit'llattstlee versity, is appoints.% a Chatelolo te the Force. is Portugal 1 112. and I) 4v , -- e. 7 . e el tw il) elve,a . t il duild!tall. Attorney . , Me : New- . Jaka Burn was indicted for attempting to stab with . . . . tambitiii. 4 44* mai..".o3.Pi ir - . eonibe ine-arracr, icvou y. a knife and assaulting William Moore, a hickney.. MARRIED. rEvistephsgeWid_ Oa to he Sur- 1 ! IN ) ' Ern*, so dawpes,Bonnew„ - of High-street, Shorediteb, 14th Dttto.- fin , -Sarlillae Rev. R. Bewley, Rector et . Ramps n, Somereetsblre. to Elu- tes 2 ytor promoted alul Heep t iestri Elijah lap& . 'ddle ‘ ea vta n i ta4l4- * 141444 444 t ia ' t " ct ' s2 Pculher se; Not. coachman, Gs the 30th o f September last. The pro-, ,basb, ektioa4sustaci ik i 4 4 .1k,,, c . j. wdu., a , ,, ~a , o f m aw , IitOWV , 4 i , ~, ~ . 5, L ,,, r • • int' Dec.., A ten, at Guillhall. Attornies, blesses. Aimee. IletutOr*StaXtd, that on`the night of the 30th of Sep- zvt4n7; in the same county. to'heAalle taet e Sur g eGn ' v i--i-•• P:"IdMe •be Assisiatat-Su eon, -' Irt)/n o _lfo s prtal-marett..vG - reit to rz :, . i _i!fv44d "ewitii;94'irii.9lW-Vir4s LalhlaarY• -•: * ' itember last, he was standing at the Royal Circus : Rey. Juba Turner, et I lattesby House, Gloacestreih:te, 10 "VIM Ni•irgin; deceased. ". . •' 111. ry Jane uni dinesbier at 01 • *-' Pawn- t t e t tu s, A zio Pr i t ,a4 ll t e t !(cv e urrey 'Theatre), w1t221 hi to as taken' n . p by the pri- . . I -.- pt Edward Seymour Salk), IR Bitgitneint of Foot Cluards--Captain the. Honourable Main- !;1111.44ba9142etgi,..K%1:it's4t. the pmts of t 1 hidden Park, Devonshire. inner, who desired him to drive to New Hunt- Rev.x • - and. Dec. 7, at ~ : _al ; ouilettial, t,endant. Attnroles,.•gin •• , . t t re whip i f On plow to ia ,be etir ealjt es. iod ala akiiabiCagtillv,F4ruitYasur by u r F utu ara n tap ; I Ri Au t s u t s e_n, te l:lolbarn-court, Dray's-Inn, London ;or Mr. Diellgil, mums, Covent-Garden. On his way t h roug h Mias.itesk Ici : ct a rug w ei w e r 4l o7 6 l.l. ** A krz. q Add „ cr erb x ur) ,„.l ° l;, thiree ,g,„l, l l 'i 7L rs " I°ll ' I° ° " • I WOnduw street, the prisoner opened•the door of the carriage; • , - 4etitebans, without purchase, g c . .. , . Rev. holm Clarke, Fellow of C.lere Hall, Candstidge,arti V -_r TA* "event of Foet—Env24o Thoma s Racba.l t4 tada2...* ( " ww the Willia m Tempest', of Vauthstl, Spryer., haberd er Itinv Viiiii i ;',. • and attempted to set out ; the proseguter insuntly of hhotaltriall that ioatuly, to Ile Egmbetb, old e:an t t - 1 - Rod NW. to be 'Lieutenant. by purehaoe, viee Alumni. p g e , it, ap41314. 7,41 loth it Otgldltsll.• Attorney, , - ' , , m): , ;h . ; • i got ___ . . V S gOirt away, tea in R„„ . a mco , bani off lair' DO* lit pie ent his • g -r • ter of w fig.". suocki, ki..tuomm,m~g. 1 aw ed.; and James S. Gage, Gaut. to bes ditto, 14 . purchase , '. vise Otte++, who retires . Auction -Mart, near the Dank nf Engtood. . to litatisa, youngest &sesta of li:- ' Franis Juba Duped, of Vtretforil,lfeflasdraPer, Oct. Wyk l en , him, if he wentetto stop any where to pull the string. de F c r l k la a i y ul aa4 - 1 Oi l :a y:4 4 n cjuka.,, ha . rs Dew it y . t; ,.... ,,, , iu3,,:it. t Noiiinber 14 at eleven, 'nil Per, 7, at ten, at Guilditall.--- He,then drove him to the New - Humrtiums, and be. . - t Rh Ditto-4H'ospilabMsate 4 RogveHanly to be Aulttant•Surgeon, fore the couch stepped t h e. risoner leaped out and *ltie Grey, &teased. - • Attorney, Mr. Llelvelbri, - No. 4 2 1; Noble.street, Foiter.lane, p DIED. , Itth Ditto —Ensign Henry • Frederick Hawker, frets the 2.1 , ign: Clic:spade. • 1 , 1 . s lb a easuberwev softy , lumber deinet and • walked off. The prosecutor followed him into Tavi., .6 " am *wins, oinks Royal Navy, ar • Tesler Saahts.t4 eili as. l4ja :* l3 C be ha ß ri: I)aeliing to .he Quartege i' • -thaw- ' n * m et Ler 2S, Novenilin la c 414 Ilia. 7, at eats ag, : stOck-ilittlegta . demanding 2s: for his fare, ' t RRh,,Dit‘siaiSeri wnt-oai o or • sacire vice mim e' , pr.amota.t t t i . ,. ..,,b„ .4 Roy.' Veteran iiii. ,I ,- -- ,-- --- 0 A : 44 , 2e . ei k 0.. 1,4",.. ,thick 'eta .he -Gtwabiar li, the Rea. hail; 6tetwright, vicar of Se.ll,sri.. ,• • IGuittlhalL _it tune l. •TA.P a 11itak. 6 424 13 .2 ' Piillollo, !MIA =arty, oaths and impret ations, refused Dualb ; fltinta Jusdoe of the l'egsle•fer the c 'WIWI ot it. 2.! lailiskt2, * 4 - • • wid Weeceeter • ;1 Pt 14,4: itholl;tbe prosecutor proceeded to . lay hotd o* I--, • - 5 , • . . sob otleasteeiteorsv Cai;$ 00 0• 1 a• P atit e taut, wittwut ii Katharine Doeston mid 'Paltry Brlggs e late . et Alsriterenlatreet • ,Va.: ;.. po rc h ona leai44l4l4o,-"whd j a . Zl ‘ lials trts„ . 4,4 4 il - law sid Foot, l i 4 ueTiesie-tqoarw , _Midtl n See n e i nt:saett e • 7 coraktrs . , Watt Healyr A .• tw ilit : A n" vane, in °ble r w 'detala him 4001448 sli7p7i ar irv j be or ßev, .- 4Witi. ' l*.tvrl4. reti°/ °I NeM • "°: . ..alwe i wiini .304 coif . SRI 4bef stv Ka& l a altdi plaid*. when e • Bennet &eke . liege iiilivaillio?, ~fo ri bf it V: 3 1c " t e !il d WI t 41." !! ' " ' "" i t tea, at ginktha * vies, maim How*, and . te m p i poptjugfejoiti his waistcoat pack - go opetwd It, • and Aged 50, the Rev. Wiliam Wilkinson, vicar of Granby, rear r !I ti 7Dit°sign° v 51 44 .dr* lt s i t tl-aaaallHa . * - ba Assiata - , iltiatolane, C l itii M l. ' ..r,litv• ill , , ~ 44.: . . em . .. .. • . . I " .Pa t k i a telat 7''AzTy . 4.,„:,,, e rn t . „ . Rev swine Di' t o—lieutesant -341aeiv.Nes • - - be - CeOhinaliagelev. • ... I . 6tit dor i, dg . u ,i t ig e ifi ra ii„ .ig i i iii ik ri . a, , ,0 . ... , :. ~ ..w• - I o.—Jbe Pabeibmtior -called 'the watehu.eavo (4 - their& ' ''' ' - ''. "I • ' 't A44 S t 4l4 j u g. L41 ° 4 ° 414 4 re c wt cu Wl ' - `l' Ensign Risha l td Lucas to We avaiitaolithiminto cuxody haw • + -....4111 their VIP -t 7.4 k . ip ' -':tv nt tf.e Peacs tor that coun.y. ~. R t i s u are i,", cb. stes o.ba church-street, I.onslon, - factors, . - - swi 4 . r". ' ,- ;013P i ' MS , sentience.; restate of Iltwuna and at Bel- "" r , "' ~ , ...; - ' WWI. Tolley theledunipst i ~ . • umeoliowet ;,-. to the : wat broirc hiluse "the Pri the smer ibi mat t 44:edden and *Asir% Marx, torinerty et Mins% College, Casibtadr. .. 1, 2:l;43h'iativn"*.ti:e.tAN4l7.'!".":. :I"*".l3:G4t'.Aosintilibblue b: ,3 * is: sl:e .....wit is h gittl o o 2 • Itilfftt at P1144441-JiallOgq•;;IVAI •• ._ . i * I 4 " 4 7 ; the . - 141 4 alae Feat, the kcy. I . Swum, vicar sgleate Roy 41114 Cagn a and i; = l l 7l4 t vt rir of t 'Jir o , . • iti 4 I r" ibi l l i r Rrostiel tor . ►ad him; and . sisbatteednad.hhayan; - . - ..t...i.,, - Ahlr474a,Nr ,r„.. _.__ _ i to• i . 2... was me SS& 004 Lai Allt er, ~6 0ar- --- ahh im P dbaildiii, _ _v. /krt a, .. • ,.. Iti , ~, 4 , . •-,, y e r 1., % A illbel ISIP/1 intend - , ....... ... Themoilatitt •6 6 6144 ihei aid ~ •.- • ~ .•.- -- . - 7 --- - ---- .7.. - .s ie . . ,t ' • - . arrival is the body of i r R w id a l : l e. a.c h-house he struck di ObliliiJiedby Levet Kasir ,inl) .c .ett- ., lista t. ,astl at die fano, Iltatplo.llat. ~. . - • . _ • . ' . . • . ••.• . •- • , _ . . • - . ... „. „ _ . . - __ 1 1 ! i i1..1 ,- , i I I .- t r e I' P 116, i • • . J Al