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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, DECEMBER 19. Copy of a I.ctter from Vice Admiral Rufftll, Commander in Chief of his Majeft)'s Ships and Petrels off the Text,, to thf • Honourable W. W. Pole, dated ortbdard his Majetty's Ship the Flora, Yarmouth Reads, t6th inftanf. Sit—Herewith I Inelote a letter from Captain Palmer, report,- big to me, that he had. on the 14th Milani, captured the File& land French lugger privateer, of eighteen guns, anti 4a men ; which I beg you will he pleated to lay infore my Lords C9mtnif g 210001/110f the Admiralty. I arn, &c. /Signed) T.lll. Fusy His Majeity'i !loop Alacrity, At Sea,Low,eftolf bearing W. by &by Compafs, ten knots, Dec. 14. Sir—l have the hOnour to acquaint you, that on the 14th intlant, at lit P. M. his Majeily's iloop Alacrity under my command, came up with, and captured, after a cbace of two hours, the French privateer lugger Friedland, of Dunk' k, command' cd by ;I:raneis Louis Been►, being quite a new veffer on her feeond cruise, mounting eighteen guns, •tot 42 men, out two days, having made one capture, Swedifb galliot, from Stackholsp, bound to Ply. mouth, Wen with tar and iron. There is one man killed on board the privateer. I have the honour to be, &c, (Signed) MISBIT PALMER. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. . W•R DECIMRIIIt f 9. lth Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Richard Gem, from the sorb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Chriftie, who ex changes. Sd Regiment of Dragoons -.Veterinary Surgeon John Trigg, from 'tlie Ty-kit Light Dragoons, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Dl stirshe,'appobitid to tlit 'German Depot at Guildford. loth. Regiment of Light' Dragoons—Cornet James Clarke to be Lieutenant, bg purchafe, vice Conolly,who retires. igth Ditto—l'hounts - Clifton, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchafe, vice Wallact, proluotetl.• iytfi Ditto--Veterlitarf Surgeon James Caitley, from the aad Light Dragoons, to be Veterinary Surged'', vice Trigg, appointed to the 15th Light Dragoons. g6sllDittri--William.Toankinfon, Gent. to he Cornet, by put. chafe, vice Owen, Prothoted,; Thomas_ Penrice, Gent. tq be Cornet, by purchafe. astb Ditto—Cornet Robert Nicholls to be Lieutenant, vice Da vis, deceafed is Cornet •—m— Keir to be Lieutenant, oil:bout purchafe, vice Cunningham. promoted; Daniel Cawood, Gent. to tie Coma, vice Nicholl4 - Gavin Kanto% Gent. to he Cor net, by pUrchafe . vict 013:kne, promoted in the t3th Light Dragoons. 14 Regiment of Foot Guards-.Jarnes Lindfay, Cent. to be Enfign, fly purchafe, vice Ranifden. promoted ; George hilifoo, Gent. to be Earl, br purchafe, vice Marfae, promoted. ill Rtgiment of Footr-Surgeou William MGM, from the etk .Weft India Regiment, to be' Surgeon, vice Woulfe. who ex- changes. _ _ _ stb Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Berford, from the Rofrommon Militia. to be Enfign. . . 7th Dfito--Enfigu john Henry Beaufoy. from the of.tb Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Kynafton, who retires. Etb Ditto—Captain James Agnew, from the 6th Gorrifon Botta. . talion, to he Captain Of it Company, vice Smith, who es cbanges, 9th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants,bnagn John Ogle, from the 6th Foot ; En- Eons Richard Slater, Thrhnsa 'Francis, John Rkbardion, John Edwards, bedlam 1 hornbill and Henry Davi% To be Enfigni. Lord Wentworth, vice Slater; Gentkman Cadet John Chape, from the Royal Military College, vice Francis • Gentleman Cadet Honourable William Curzon, from ditto, vi cel Riehardfon t Gentleman Cadet Henry Dumarefq,. from ditto, vice Edwards; and Robert Prcedy, Gent. vice Thornhill. To bi Quarter.Maftcr—gliarter Molter Serpent Jofeph Scott, vice the Adjutant. :nth Regiment of Foot—Enfign Henry Fergufon, from the An trim Militia, to be Eniign. sithDitto—Lieutenant John Anderfon, from the zit Somerkt MlEtia,, to be Enfign._ lath Ditto...-Anfign John Spinks, to be Lieutenant, vice Ratcliffe, deeeafid ; Lieutenant James. Glofter, from the 53d Foot. to be Liptenant, vice Ponbury. who exchatigca; William Read, Cat to be Enfignorice Spinks • ScrJrant Major David Hayes, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Longo, vice Jagger, &Feared; AWE= Surgeon John Eaften,•from the 77th Foot, to be AM tintutitedu, vice Stikine, promoted. • • - ISts Ditto—Licuteniot George Gates to be Captain of a Cow pan, vice Tyrrell, deavafedk Enlign Hat ry Tatter to be Liom. • insist, vice Gams; John Alien, Gent. to be Bugg., vies Temple. gift Ditto 7 -Geotge Crinthorn, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant,iry purchafe, vice kainveather,promoted. . . laclUtto T -Lieuienant John Bogert be Captain of a Company. VideVilfon, &ceded ; Enlign Le base, to be Lieutenant,, 'vice Bo fd ; Barlow, Gent. to be Erfign, vice Le Sage. 234 Ditto•t•Captain Edward Keane, from the 7th Gatrifon Bat talion, to be Captain of a Company, vice M'Lean, who ea- *PIM • • • 26th Dttio—Enfign John Law, to be Lieutenant, without pur elisfe:vieehthninan, promoted; Gentleman Cadet Colin Camp bell's:am the Royal Military College, to be F.Mign.vice Law. Ads Ditto—Enign John, Hargrave &eine, frosa the Lungfoed ,Malltis. to be F,nlign. • 31d Diito—bnign Matthew Mole, from the 26th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 33d Regiment of Foot. To be s t.lcutenants—Enfign Thomas Swi yne. by purchafe, vice Warren. promoted. Enfigp,WitAant raw, by purcbafe, vice Irwin, who retires. Enrign Rcbett Kerr,,witbout putchafe, vice O'Hara. promoted. Enlgn J: M. Harty, by !melt*. vice ritzgerald, who retires. "To be Enfign—J. M. Harty, Gent vice Kerr. To be Affittant Surgeon.—Al litant Surgeon Turner, from the 12d Light Dragooua, vice Wl`Gilliveay„ appointed to the 79th Foot. 34th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenanta..Enftga Franeie Hay by-ptirchafe, vice Heat ley, who retires ; Enfigo Wear Macallita., by purehafe, vice Athorpe, whoa ntires. Puha Timothy Davis without pnrehafe, vice Baker, promoted. To be AaJutant—Lieutenant. George Carnegie, vice Hogarth, protivoted. To be AfEllant Surgeon... John Graham, Gent. 480 r i4ittnr-Lieutenaut; Henry Barrington, from the ad Life Gyaroils, to be Captain.gfq Company, by urchafe, vice Itoek who redress I.ieutenant William Parry Jones, from the et& Gasrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Williamfon, (open. sotli Diato—Enfign Ivory King to be Lieutenant, without pup.- chafe ; Lieutenant Morel F. Chriltie, from the ,7th Dragoon Guards. to be Lieutenant, vice Gem, who exchanges • Lien/A nent Bartley, from the Wicklow Itititia,• to b e Bonet -1 Serjeint John Myles,• from the tft Regremenrof Fbot•Guudo, Adistaut, with the ranhof vice Steen.. Wbotrw( Irina the AdlptAncY..9 l 4Y H41 1 44, 1 41?e.ei1ft Morgan le 'he A fklkant4tirgenn, •• ' . . . . . Hire Gent Eg by par Ois Sift Ritto-.Wiftlatri Henry . to be elide; +dee Raster, promoted: :- • • • • •.; • • • 53d Ditto-iel.lenteamat. V.jilliam Podium from tbe estit Foot, to be Lieutenant, nipeGhtfteeotho,eichangenr., . 59th Munro, Gent. to be Enka, without purchafe, vice French, promoted in the /loth Foot. tad Ditto—Etugn James Pickering to be Lieutenant, wkM er2onfe, vice Skew removed to tbe.6oth Foot., • 65th DiPcnl- 10 ..r.t yip.tcrfaat .Colintl,Aleaane.er Keith to be Lieutenant,Colonel, by pucCliaie ' vice Philpot, who retires Lieutenant George Frafer, from the 77th Foot, to be Lieute. nant;,vice Nunn, who exchanges. • .07th LiVtargreneit Tripp. Gem, to. be Enfign, without pu reliefs. ilieryna, promoted in.tite 8 7 th. Foot. . . 65411 ITisto—Enfign Duncan M.Pherfoo to be I.katenant, with out• purdiafe, vice Popham, decrafed ; George' Cole, Gest. to be Enagn, without purchafe, vice Popham, promoted.' - :• • • 77th Ditto—Lieutenant Nsmn, from 'the 65th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vlce.F.taler, who exchange*. • • i • • 78th Dittop....l.leutenant Donald 2vPLeod to be Captain firs aNw pany, by purdah, vice F..frafer, who-retires ; Lied, James Stewart,Erons the. Royal Perth Militia, to be Bashi tl. H. Irlides, Goof is be bofign, without v ita moo, diet:deaf • • • . 80 79th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenanra,mithout puroltafe..-Entigns Thomas Brown,' Alexander Ore, and Jobb Maclean. Bmb Ditto—Fnfign Charier-Dick to be Lieutenant, without put chafe, ice klanfahl;pretniatitt in the pi Garri s on Battalion ; POI; Aobecon French. front the sgth Foot, to be Lieutenynt,! without .putchafg ; Lieutenant -e—e- M4c lobe Adjutaut,trice Kingdom, promoted. • Bld Regiment of Font. To be Lieutenant,. withczt purchafeen-Enfigo George Wood. vice Laird, promoted in the isd Foot; . Ealigns•-••-•• Crofton, Buchanan, and George Lamprey. • To be Enfiguttr-Robert Curtis, Gent. vice Wood ; Gentleman Ca det John Ryan, from the'Royal Military Coltege,viee.Croftot4 Thomas Ramfden Agnew, Gent, vice Buchanan; John flan Gent.. rice I.ampfey. . • pi Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Laird, from the Sad Foot. ti be Captain *fa Conspanyyby purchafe, vice Arnot, whn retires. sth Ditto—Brevet Major Archibald Campbell,, to be „Malor, bt purebafe, vice • Colman, who retires ; Lieutenant Matthew). Burns, to be'Captain of a Company, by purehafe, viie Camp: bell.; En4gn Jobn.SMikart, to be Licatmeant, by paicharestrice 86th Ditto--Lieutenant Daniel Morrice, to be Captain oia pany, by purchafe, rice M•Quarrie, who retires. I ,7th Ditto-.WLleutenant John Kelly, from the Rofeommon Ude, to be Fudge. • • • ih Ditto--Licirenant :Thomas J. Lloyd, from the Rofeommon Militia, to be laitign.. . • 94th Ditto—Lieutenant Andrew Frafer, to be Ciptain of a Com pany, without purehafe vice Cullen, deceafed ' • Enlign James Gouldhawk; to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Halkett; promotedin t the King's German Legion. ststia Ditto—lleutioant John Jenkins, to be Captain of a Com pany, without purebafe ; Second Lieutenant John G. M•Cul lock, to be Fiat Lieutenant, without purchafe ; Second Lieute nant Willialn Belts, to be Firit Lieutenant, without ptirehafe ; John Molloy, Gent. to be Second. Lieutenant, by puraliafe, vice Smith, promoted. 97th Ditto—Captain AW. Young, from the 3th Foot, to be Major, without purchafe, vice Gorrnocan, deceafed; and lieu • tenant Alexander Walker, from the Cavan 'With, to be ..En6gn.. New § - uuth Waks Corps—Enegn James Finueane to be Lieute nant, by purelisfe, vice Hobby. Who.retires. 4th Weft India Regiment—Surgeon Robert Woolle, from the Royafs, to be Surgeon, vice WOW, who exchange*. Royal York Rangers—Enfign Walter Munro to be Lieutenant, vice Jcsbnflon„deceafed. To be Lrifigns. without purebafe —Henry de Burgh. Gent. vice Munro; Thomas kidge and Thomas Hurtles, Gents. Dillon's Regiment—‘uartcr Matter Verberne, front Fro ' berg's late Regiment, to be Enfign. Chaffeurs. Britinniques— Leith art, Gent. to be En lign. 4th Gartfon 1311ttOli013—Enfign A. J. ideation tn. be Lieutenant, trice Jones, re Moved to the 48th Foot ; William de khethe,Gent. to be Enfign, vice Nealfon. 6th Ditto—Captain J. C. Smith, from the Eth Foot, to be Cap tain of a Company, •ice Agnew, who exchanges. 7th Ditto—Captain M. M , Lean, from the 33t1 Foot, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Kean, who exchanges. . 9th Ditto—Thotnas Griffith, Gent. to be Eofign, vice O'Reilly, whole appointment does not take place. New litunfivick Feneibies—Affillant Surgeon W. D. Thomas. from the aft Dragoon Guards, to be Surgeon, vice Thompfon, appikinted Surgeon to the Ferree,. Royal Newfoundland Fencildes— John Campbell Garden, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Gordon, promoted; James Garden, Gent, to he Enfign, vice Ingouville, promoted. 7th Royal. Veteran Battalionn—Captain Charles Robert Fead, from the Bth Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lowrey, deccalaL BREVET. joitatl Captain Jonas Fitzberbert, of the-94th Foot, to be Major in the Amy. : • - - Captain . Robert Skcene, tithe Cavalry Depot at Maidßone, to be Malt - min the *al. • HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Frederick Thompfott, from the Newßruntwick Fenciblee, tu be Surgeon to the Force. The King'A German Legion. The sd Battalion of the Lute—Major Gullavus Baron Behr from the_ath Battalion of the Line, to. he Major, with temporary rank, vice Ultnenittin, who czcharges. 4th Ditto—Major William de Ulmenfteln, fray the ad Battalion of thel.ine; to be Major, with temporary rank. vieellcbr. . sth Ditto--Scrjearg Maio; Talking to be wants Halter, vice diftniffcd. MCMORAWDOM. The appointment of John Owen, Gent to be Fedlgn In the 63d Regitocat of Foot,as Rated In theGazettc of the sad April, 1833 has not taken piece :• • - Lieutenant Richard Weigh of the 6th Weft India Regiment, who was fuperfcdcd In the Gazette of the 68th ult. is rrititta.“l in biz rank. _ _ ERRATUM in the Gazette of 6th Odtobcr laft. 59th Pnor. For Richard Scum, Gent. to b e Enfign, without purchafe, _ . *Rv,d Richard Litton, Gent. to be knAgn, without purchak. Commiffions tit the Royal Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by the I.o+ril Licutenant. aR Rctyal Regiment. Alfred J. Nimpe, Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated Selpt. 15, Igo,. Robert BMW Scott, Gent. to he ditto. Dated Oetober 3r, xBo7. John 1 .aw rance, Gent to be Enfign Gated 04floher 31, aB4. Rutledge,•Gant to be ditto. Dated Nuv. la, 180 7 . ad Royal Regiment. George Munro, Gent. to he Enfign, vice Reim, appointed to the st it Foot. bawl Odober 25,014. • • Common figned by the Lord Lieutenant fur the County of Kent. Dated December it, tBo7. Woodrgate Vphinteers. John George Childan, Efq. to he Captain, vice Weft, reigned John &time 1-todgfkin, Efts. to he ditto. Robert Carruthers, Gent. to be I.ieutenant, vice Muscidge, William Polhill Dowthwaite, Gent. to be ditto, vice Slatter, de. ceded. Richard Nalk, Gent to be EnGgn, vice Langrldge. reGgned• Robert Carruthers, Oent. to be Surgeon, vice Outteridge,refigned Commitrons in the Bedfordthire Militia, lignad by • • • the Lotd Lientenant. Lieutenant John Amos to be Captain, vice Stewart, reGgned. Philip Archibald Sharp, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Amos, pro• inoted. Dated OAR. 24, 1807. Commiflions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Che ' • (hire —Royal Chelhite Militia. Henry Popplewefl, Geift: to be Lieutenant, vice Miller, appointed to the Lim. Dated Eke 5, I Boy. • • •Royal Chatter Volunteers. Enfign Willeinfou Gram to be Lieutenant, vice' Jena, Thomas Malibu', Gent. tot be Enlist', vice Grace, promoted. Joreph Evans, Gent. to be ditto, , vice Winfield, refigned. ' Dated Nov. 2 I, t Sul. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. February 3. Samuel Pears, of Bread artet,'London. wareboure . man and(aibar. and Join Watfen, John Watfon the younger, and 4 011 P6 111 40 2 n. alt of Patton, Lancalhire, cotton matiu- I radnrers.desir asid.eltapnacn, and partners, at tea, at Guild ball, London • • • DANKRUFTCY SUPERSEDED. jams Oldnuadoilr; iNfElnes I.ynn, Norfolk, upholftercr. • .BANKRUPTS. Edward Faulding, now os late of Gainiborough, Lincoln&lre, lincadraper, dealer and chapman, to furrentier January 13, 14, and 30. at ekvehi at the White Hart Inn, in Gainfhorough IMier/les, Mr. Thomas Tottie, Let.ds ;or Mr. Crelley, Holborn eopre, Gray's Inn • Lor,don. gannet Harrifon, of Manckeiter, hatter, boiler, dealer and chap ' man. December 28, 19, aad•January 30, at two, at the Bridge . 1 water Arms, Mancheiter. Attoen:es, Mel 44. Chcfehyre and Walker, Mancheftw; or Mr. Philip Hurd; Temple, London. Obadiah Ledge..ot Karesfortb Yorlhire, dealer and ;herr-an, Decanbor - 26.-3s, and January 30, at eleven, at thy White Scar Inn, Bandley. Attornies, Mr Wilim,Greville. • lbit, Hatton 'Carden, London tor Mr George Keir, Bandley. Mesas • Eardley, of Exeter, dealer in glafs, china and earthen• want, Decemb r s 3, January 9 and 30, at eleven, at the Globe ' Tavern in Exeter. Attendee, Mr. Turner, Exeter; or Marv. Williams and Brooks, New-fguare,Lincoln's inn, London. William Shawcroti, of IVlaucheiter, mei chant, Dec 33, January s 6 and 30, at eleven, it the Dog Tavern, Mancbeier Atiornies , Mr.: John Robinfon, hisoebstter ; or Mars. Lyon and Cultier, Grays Inn, London. Tames Stubbs, of Liverpool, woollen-draper . , Janney 415 and 30 at one, at the Georgaon, inZaledltreet,'Liverpool. Attornies Merles. Lace and HaffaU s Liverpool ; or Mr William Atklnfoa: Chaniery lane, London. • Ifaac Abbatt, of Liverpool,flopfeller, dealer and claarnarb January ••• 6, 7 Ind 30, at:dein:a, it the Tslbw lon, In Leeds. Attornies,• Mellits•Upton, Nichoffeat, anffilemlngsray, in Leeds or Mr. • Jams Lambert, No 39, Hatton Garden, London. • David Owen, of Dalbenmoun, Carnarvoothire, merchant, dealer • and chap: p an .; Ja nuary y. $ and 30, at data. th*Vlobe Pa van, Lir Attornies. Mr Thomar•Wlndie,•John•itieet, Bedford row, Landon ; or Mr Edward Griffith, Lower Calk • &cat, Liverpool.' : jams Copping, of Chevlngton, Suffolk, yarn maker, dealer and • . chapaiao4anuary 4, at iVe, January 5 Wadi°, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. Attornies, Mr. Winipa;No. 16, Greville•ftreet, Loudon; or Mr Bortoo, Bury St Edmund's. James Bradfhaw, of Hungerford, Wilts, rucalman, =letter, dealer and ehapman, DctieMber 26, at four, December sh. and January 30, aro/even; at the 'Bear; Hurgerford. Attornics, Mr. Incept' King, Took's Court, Chancery lane; or Mr Thomas. Stakes, Chepttow, Monmoutlithire. Robert &Wk.*. Neweaftle epos Tyne, merchant, dealer and chap.; • man, December 26,1ansary inS and 30, at atthe Shake. fpear Tavern, Newcaltle upon Tyne. A storales• Mr William Atkinfon, Chancery lane, London; or Mr Jofeph Bainbridge, • Ileortaftle upon Tyne. • • • Robert Rowell, of . South Blyth, Northumberland, Lip- owner, • 'dealer and chapman, January t 6, :8, and 30, at eleven, at the Shakefpear Tavern, Newcaftle upon Tyne Attornien, Mr Wm. Atkinfon, Chancery lane, London ; or Mr Jofeph Bainbridge, Newcaftle upon - Tyne. Sarah Ball, of Brewer Street, Golden (quart, Middlefez, tallow. chandler, dealer and chapwoman, December az, January S. at ore, and J.,nuary 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Vice Street, Piccadilly. • Robert Sla; - maker, of Fort-flee t, Spitalfields, Middlefez, tallow chandler, dealer and Chapman, December az, January a, and so, at eleven, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. SudlOw, Monument . yard. Charles Hingefton and Robert Hingetton, of Walbrook, London: mens' mercers and partners, December as, January s, and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall Attornies, Metres Wadden, Barlow, and Grofvenor, AuStin Friars. Nicholas Horn, of Martin's lane, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, December as, January s and 30 at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr Towle. Fithmonger." Hall, 14pper Thames Street mathan Niel:in, of Mat lott Street, Herta, firar frit natio f •durer • dealer and - chaps a', December VS, January 8, and ~o, at tin at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, London. DIV' DSNI)S December as. Richard Cramp, of Great Mary-la• Bonne -ftreet, Middlefer, perfumer, at' eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. ss. Henry Cooke and John Herbert, of Birchin lane, Lon don, merchants and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec 13. Chriftopher Johnfon, of Great Stambridge, Effez, mcr chart, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Colchefter. Dce 11. John Scott, of llowgate Wharf, I.ondun, and Georgel l 4,401, of Neweaftle upon Tyne, faCtors and copartners, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 11. jcfiatt Phipps, of Copthall•con rt, Throgniorton ft reet, l London, brolo r, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dee. 21. John PerCeval, of New London-ftreet, London, suer. ' chant, at eleven. at Guildhall. Dee. sz. Jofeph Hall, of z•tailord, mercer, at eleven, at the Hotel, • Stafford. UCZ. 19. Peter Duffy, late of Newman ftrect. Oxford Road, Mid dlefez, wine merchant, at one, at Guildhall. Dee. as. John Tench the youngcs of Tokenhoufe Yard, London, 'merchant at ten, at Guild' all. Dec as. William Hopkins, of Leman direct, Goodman's Fields, filk thrower, at ten, at Guildhall. Dee. as. Patri,:k Boyle, of Ville Street, Piccadilly, printer, at ten, at Guil4:•all. Dee. ss. John Wright, of Newgate Street, London, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. si William Hoard, of Lower Eat Smithfield, Middlefez, victualler, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dee. u. William Dating, of Plymouth, Devonthire, tallow chandler, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Dec. as. John Clarke, of Long-lane, Bermondfey, Surrey, hide falefman, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. :9 William Valentine Seotney, of Orford Street, lintaira per, at one, at Guildhall . Dec. az. William Branwhite, of Tobacco Roll court, Gracechurch• Street, Lor.don, warchoufeman, at ten, at Guildhall. Bow smear —On Fri !ay Soffrr t White al; Costheyheat. and Woodford, the three notorious pleapoekets, were TC examined, when the office was very much crowded. Samuel Taunton, the patrole, Elated that he had known Soames and Woodford about four year% and White between sate and two years; he taw Semmes and Woodford together on the 7th of No vend.er,in the Strand, at the window of a hatter's fhop, with tither peffons, and he had no doubt they were there for the pumas of picking pockets. On the ?,oth of November he kw Soames and Woodtoid near Leicefter fquare, in company with feveral other notorious ehara(ters. At the time he taw Soames and Woodford at the fhop window of the hatter, he obferved them to follow a Gentlemao feveral yards, and he had no doubt they tried his poe keg, but not finding any thing of value, they returned to the win. dow. He had no doubt Soames was there for the purpofe of picking pockets; he had teen him in cuftody feveral times, on charges of that nature. On the isth init. be frw all the prifoners in Piccadilly, ftandirg at the window of a picture mop, furroun -1 ding a number of winos. On their feeing him and the other officers in his company, they moved off In confequence of in ftrudlions he had received front Mr. Read, the Maiziftrate, they took them into cuftody. He has always cotfidered the prifoners ' reputed thieves. Samuel Ruffell, alto a patrole, confirmed Mr. Taunton's evi dence, and laid he Lad known Soames fourteen years,as a reputed pickpocket ; Woodford between five and fix year., as a Medlar chandler ; and be has bat a flight knowledge of White. He fearched Soames when he apprehended him, and found a watch, a pocket hook. and various other articles upon bias. He firft knew Soames as a pick pocket in Smithfield, where he (RuiTcll) was many years collettor of the City tolls, ;mad always confidered Mm to be there for the purpofe of picking the countrymen's pockets ; has known him to be in cuftody twice on charges of picking pocket.. Whenever he met Soames, he was always In the company of reputed thieves ; has frequently ken hint with Neal; has alto ken him loitering in the Strand, and walking there with other well known pick pdckets ; and had no doubt of their improper mode of living; he has ken Sothic, and Woodford in cuftody together, in the city, on a charge of being pickpockets. D. Cartwright ftated,that he is one of the City Conftables, and for tome years pall, has been in the daisy habit of In quenting the !trees of London; that he has frequently ken Soames and Wood ford together. About a year and a half ago he took them into caltody, coming out of Newgate ; and he has no doubt they were in the (trees for the purpofe of depredation. Leadbeater, another City Conitable, dated to the fame effect. William Iloman,another Bo w -arm patrole, laid, he had known all the prifoners Come time. Firft knew White, by apprehending him at the Marquis of Lao/doom's mafquerade. Semmes was ap prebended at the fame time; they were then committed as reputed thieves. William Anthony, one of the Officer , laid that he has known the prifoners fevers' years; looks upon the prifoners to be !note charadters. He has often feet; them together, and confiders them to be pickpockets. Mr. Knapp was heard ist conftderahle length for the preoners. Mr. Hares, the Magiftrate, fail be had perfectly wade up his mind that the Legit'"attire intended to lay hold of fuels a defcrip. tion of men as the prifoners ; and although their guilt was not manifett,by any particular L a& yet the impropriety of their con duet was G. plain, that he had not the leaft belitation in•convidt• ing them all as reputed thieves; and fimilar condiad towards filch notorious bad chaiadters as might be hence brought before him, he was convinced, was the only way of clearing the firms of London. The prifoners gave notice of their intention of appe ding ',Ain't the conviction, and two men offered to bail them, hut could not [wear they were worth tool and of murk they were rejected. A young man, who e li des in the Strand, after they were con vielcd, fisted, t hat be knew all the ptifonen, and law them ilitatt daily parading the Strand, picking pockets. A fhort time Ghee Woodford, having aferved him watching them, abuled hint gmfair• A gentleman enquired whether there was any reward for the oTwers in apprehending thee daring robben, as in the cafe of high waymen and footpads I On being informed in the targative, he pronlifed to have the meafure brought before Patlianamt during the mining Salons SPADWILI. ill'raci.Yoble Adam:, a labouring man, was corn witted for trial, under Lord illietiborough's Ad, fore ming and wounding Barnet, a conibable, at Poplar, in the s tccution of SEA-C 94, Wan' OFFICI4AUDOLDIC tg. catalogs soup, and much. P• 1 / 0 14 1 7 Wl4ldd.l Fdday, a. 14 Ike ,O. I ;kik it ' VII6I i ss 0 • I . 313 4 .1 54 I g s ip 1 !t= 6 la ! la 3 110 I. .11 . . I . it P- 3 1 if i l 3 I t 3 'i • 1 ji o I I • • NEWCASTLE COAL. &pun -Liusg EiggsMain EigbtoOlfoot Egifou ' • li*w pith MatOn' Main Hcbburn Main Kenton Maio Pgrey Main Porinsp—Simpfln's • • PootopOdra.... ShersiffHill Tin&ld Moor Etia• Main Townley M ain • Low Main Waller • Wall's End • Temple's Wall'. End - &II and Brown', End Willington a Wylagn Moor 8 nith Hebbtr• Killingworth Hartley _7 SUNDERLAND COAL. Bourn Mour Retttorr Hedworth's Klibauk S 3 9 a 6 so 4, .09 9 SE $4 6 SI 6 St. • ' o go 54. • U,' 1 4 . 0 P 9 OS 460 • •SS 6 14s ,544 IS • fs 47 * IS" 1(3 if 6 f 34 5.P4 ssli it• TO-MORIROW: '' • • Ens rifes Sua fee Mpoa riffs 7 retnutn after I 133 ashistles Aar 31 r *Wolves after 4 HIGH NITATIIIL AT LO NOON 131116011 1711-M 0 R ICO W. • M let lug ' ..- iit athiutes after 6 After:. ossa . • 43 . 1120114, *ll' fi ATTESTATION. T THOMAS GLA I STE it, fanner, of Salteoitt, A. 9 in tee Parini of Abbe-y.llom, near Coeliac, do deelare,that I was for shove fix months forely al:Bided with a nt runts corn rlaint, attended %kb internal wtaknefs, lofs of memory, pains to my head, ears and breadt, and was fu had as to be confined to my bed. I had many remedies preferibed me by the Levity, but to se porpore. Fortunately, Mr. Jorrie of Carlifle, who knew my fall fitultion, recorninended to me the CORDIAL BALM of GI- L,. AD, prepared by Dr. SO LO M. )N, of Liverpool, hree bottles of which medicine only, I declare, has reltored me to parka health. I have taken a voyage to Liverpool, on purpok to retsina my hearty thanks to Dr Solomon, for the great bleffing I now CS* joy of my health, through the great difcovcry, the Cordial Baba of Gilead THOMAS GLAISTABL Liverpool, Auguß ts , 1797. P.'S. I (hail return to Coeliac by the Margaret Caprett Jolla Barnes, of Carliae WO whom I arrived, when I Mean :arena% Mr. lonic thanks for his kind recommendation. Reference m - 4. be had is Mr. Francis Jollie, Secede ftreet. Carlifla The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be bad of every refpodatile Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. There are alto family bottles; containing the quangity of four of 4 the tea 6d. ones,for 33% by which 95 are Lved. Thofe who with to have the Medicine immediately from tb* Deedtor, by fending Ole money for any quantltfthey think pry per. will have them fent by fuel; carrier as they (hall appoint. Poß office orders for any turn may he fent by pelt, and the balance wiII be returned in the box, or oeden with coal cnclofed will be duly attended to • Proper directions for everycace. to enahl!perfottatocure limtom• felvts, is given wkh each bottle, price half a guinea. Nor r.—path bottle has a government Ramp, with the boats Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to Imitate vet lic4 is felony, FOR COUGHS. COLDS. AST HMAs, AND CGNSUMPTfON 4 I. R OBBEKD'sBA LSAMLC ELIXIR ; Drops. Thefe jiUly celebrated Drops, b/ their happy sts4 Immediate effe.ft in ern - loving the moil obittnate Coughs ot 'Ca tarrhs, and all tendency to Contimptiou, reader than a utast)* Family Medicine. And when we confider, the variablcoe4. of our Climate, which c onft.mtly induces as to catch cold, and t hat from this taking cold originates 'a multitude adifeafes,u Aftlatna, Pains in the Cbeft, Offenfive Breath, Inesturnation.of the Lid" and Confumption, with a long train of evils—no head of a Fa mily Mould lie down without (mall fupply at leaft, of :him al molt inftantaneous remedy. Many Ootifaild 'Won, can aiiify the happy areas they have received from it, when every other Medical aptance had failed. A CAUTION. ()Verve the name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide, Is engrat - ed on a black Ramp, which is affixed to each batik ; ail others air couttacits. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. t, Cheap6de, corner of Paternoft row; and retail by Crifp, Corner of Spring Gardena; Clark, atftp. Borough ; and may be had of muft Country Mesildue Vowlets, botrtss st 2 s 941 and 6s each. DR.FREEIMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS. T HE value of this Infallible Medicine has been of long proveal, that nozbing of the prefect day can bear a competition with it is all the diEerent Bags/ of a certain Made. which it Mt/m.llly sures and eradicates from the habit, whim ma caching the painful feelings and rapufure that attends falivative, without debilitating the coelliteation in any degree, or even le quiring confinement from bußnefs, or reftrietion in diet. The radical virtues of there ineftimable Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than thirty years. to all the de bility of both (exec, they prove a never failing rtitorative, adz,- cher the debility Is produced by too free use of Mercury, illicit pieeurce, or the effects of a warm climate to travellers, and thole going abroad. They cannot be recommended too (trawl,' ft thofe who will receive a fee, fpcedy,and complete erre in ail oli ftubborn Gleets, and every wcaknefs that Weds the bladder ass organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mew there who for years had ►ten deprived of that happinefs. Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide,cse ner of Paternofter-row, and retail by Beim, Portfenouth; Welton; Purtfea ; Wills and Roger% Plymouth; Peck, Hull; Calweil, Da lin; Macdonald, Ciafgow ; Smith and Manderton. Edinburgh; and by molt country medicine venders, is bottles, at Ss. yd. each. with ample direetiena. 4 A CHALLENGE MESS RS. CUR R I E and CO. Su r g en n s , ch a llenge the whole world to prove a Engle iollance where their Me dicine and method of cure have failed of the deGrcd effort The pradtice of mat.- years in this particular branch of thcirprofelEan • has not given rife to one unfuccefsjul cafe. They continue to dircia dub' audit., to the treatment and esit of Venereal Complaints, and that derargcment of the fyaess, which is the confequence of the pernicious wallefu I effesas of a ha bit long and molt unhappily Nailed by the youths of both axes, in the one it will be found to be the uulailing (mace of barrettes*, the other have its ravagesfatally dcvdnpsd tort cm by a diftreilling (tate of dcHlity, which. if not timely tem. died, ter.ninatea in ka pott:nee. Thefe are its remote and ultimate ,ffeds; while eon fumptions.lors of mufcular power, and various nervous complaint, ufeally charaderife the earlier tiara of this (Many vice. Of per fens languirhing under the disorders incident to ruch a life, their tratntentia firnyle,and has neverprtwed unfocceryful in the oostrle of a long, laborious, and much emended pradtice. In the mod obstinate and complicated cats, of Venereal Infedlion,fuch as oh arudtiont In the Urethra, Spongy Eicrrfeences, Hard TIIMOUTI. Callous Ulcers, Eruption• Seminal Wralitfi, Gleets, &c. &e which have hitherto Dallied the fkill of the general pradlitionsr, Meffrs. Currie and Co are now enabled rad.taily to cure by a new, Cafe, end etreatious mode of pradtice, fuperior to any ether yet adopted.'They may by confultc .1 by either See with the greatelt delicacy, reereey and honour at*their bottle, No. toy, Hawn Gar de,. Vatients in the country are requea dto Itatit the particulars n( their cafe, their age, and general mode of Living. 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