Star. — London, England, 1801-07-09 00:00:00

- 64 . &b*EXY: • I 1 '1 " Yelterday fermi prifinters were tried; two' of • winnit'irere coniilfed or felony, viz.` ~ ,"'. .1 lents* .f.Vi,' for flealing feverat pieeds of flintier, the property, of George 'Matter, and tordeteil to: be tranfportecifor (even years. • . -. ; C. %.. labs Fatiliter, a gold and Giver !better; was ru, dided fOr receiving, -inow4ng them to . figue Men Bolen, a confideratile quantity of rid and fiber articles, the twoperty . of Mr. Wip i ptin—..(or e l ite - ;llialifig . tif Whigs propert s r (to the amount , in all, of (roin;thit!esli M fiftraeobundtedtioiaidi), lei! kit, I,:foldier,, iraa elpitally convicted 4 the laft Obl i ffailcY . *(fions, and - diary Raja Apteoced to fodAtiWyears:tranfOortatiott ftir'veceiving theni. itlt:WippliO cleprifed. that he is a4elt India' Planter, - laid on his arrival in 'England had his • tinedt, ernitaiWelt thole articles . , put up,. bat tnillid it on hiwutrieal;in London. ite had not Snit been Ithte Ati irtenier more thantabant ten rands •"aitiefrOs of-the .Whelb•prenierty.• -*••• • . ' . ' . * .r` Thti rectiril• Artile , goliVglion of Co l ot and Maii is aitydeArift lint at in and read. ;.:. ' - . ' , -•t' Ott - youlnt" Who lived, fereint Wlilt Mts. Hayes) repeliked evidence on the (61%6 3 46i, :.-Alliattlea , partikiltation ,which the prifoner had in - the receipt of the dam goods, the being one o( l'at. .. ilittl.fentfor him to become . a purcha. ~ • n ~ r, , the,trunk had been brought in. . ...,... — "- - 77 lrtY.4, a.p!blican', and hatband. of the con, viii, was the principal withers on the occatioti,,fle related eircumdantially the namber"and defcrip. ties of the'iniff add Myer articles, which, after • keoekidgiiht the.diamondi in foto:4ll*M, had been given to the prifoner to melt down. He ac companied Collet and the prifoner to the houfe of the latter, Where the gold and filver were fuccel . lively call into ingots in the fame moulds of :melting pot. Having ngreed for Come of the .fi • wee, the witnefesifked - Ctillet for the change of sol. note,. which the othet not being Aide to gi him, they returned to the publiehotite kept by th vi ~..viritnefs, whole ,rife not having pel l the chase of note,• lent him foar pounds, which he • Collet . Lfor fame filver. He alto offered Collet 4os. an .., ounce for the gold, but the latter requiring Sts. - .so,birgain was concluded. The ingots of gold ! and •filver, he faid, were each about eight inches , in lepirth, and an inch and a quarter in thiiknefs. • . Thiswitneft.being crofs-examined by Mr.Kasr, P, *.nektiOriledged he had been taken up a year ago .about'fome goods found in his honfe, and admitted as an evidence for the profectition. It. appeared that his houfe had been a notorious receptacle foe Orden goods. He was Abed, if it was Aot in con. l'equelice uf a Onatnife blade by Mr: *ipplin tet - ',obtain a pardon' for his wife now under 'reticence of i t prrtation; that he came forward as a Withefi, it •the prifotter ? he :wavered in the negativei L • lki*-tlreeiOlEcei . faid, he had been in fearch ihk,ptithrer reveral days, and could not &tad 1, , IL Carpenter of the name of Denight, brotheital Mrs. Hayes, (wore he was prefent ou the evening .% in the . prifoner "borrowed fume money from • 'Mrs. Hayes to pity rollet for the 11 1 .ver, and al: terwattls heard them faying fornething about th e •gol.T. . • The Prifoner, in his defence, denied all know; •ledge of the fad Rated againit him; and faid, it wits all a contrivance of: Hayes, for whole wife Mr. Wipplin had promifed to obtain pardon., He He then called about a dozen perfons, who were, e veorkers in gold and filter, and who -faid the Yri onei•lrad always been very honed in his deahugs . .ptith them : -- ,The jury, without hefitation, found him Glair jiAd'the Court ordered him to be fentenced to tram trop (or fourteen years. ,',. 4 AVM nawu4 Oempfen was afterwards tried for E• yky.: 1,, e having been charged with taking a e atatis pit 44 : trial of certain imposters from , .1114[141r14* eiswthat they might be acquitted. i. 4 '.airand Mr. Guansv; as Copnfel for the over, tool[ }n o b je4lion • to the indiiantent,,,oo. ;he grcland that it did not date whether the offence with which the'lltiugglert had been charged was. •arbitioitted otkland or at fen, betook if the salad' ikesisertain diftancli nett at tea it was no offentle.. The Courtbeld this objedion to be fatal to the indiament, and the Defendant was found Not Guilty: yoaa iri4,4o4fr, for the offence of Perjury, in 6144 Orelsfillir iaSctHititfg.i. the technical fan of r a t e rac d gel d r i g n b l ilhop, iqf ' th CanintetetZturt; deceive poulfai of 411 gaglangl,,Sir ,Wro , ocottrliCati 1.5- , " t c„... r a, P. Pofona, D. D. Sortogsteotc. f *44 1 040 1 4e.it generally appeared, that the rbgitcT war a tit:yllo - 4,that on the teeth of March, Atelar,he irate Maenotlat St. Mary's, Betbnal.sreca, txt A - Toting. woo**, of , the name of Ann Ranee, with whom he'lleabklibout eleses months, and in that inw4741.4417.brid * add. ! At the expiration of the.Peett4. Ullitr.defitie biter tail of February, :Rot, he left her, and intermarried with another vuutig woinan r - whom • be thin defcribed by . the line oficialificieNfallekt iftEtilikiri4ge %vas kiktbrared at et. Eakei ' Church; under tire c..),,:. thin of a Hattie, 'Ardi s he took' Oak lit itienaitte Eif Vrilhain iifillah: and (Wore lit/Wife htehelor; . ainf t 4 aufirfe k to die *fumed name , 141, of eti f rit i l4 aloinanirts ales incorrealy dated ithi . li- , le iPpearin We k; is erinid eolle'6l, t 7(00 name was Mary Ann Joyce James. It ittlit4t6/ ttait at:a.forititer Sofflons be hail Been tried on a 9 Indittment the the Bigamy, but en uccotent• Of Mine deka lithe triattee, was tequitted. ifs the prefent alliance'. ilie Prilbner's wet Mittringel were dear' proved. The father of the fief' wife - flitted pirate eirtaninatte4. l e'er( kinerbeholour on his Fart towards the Prifoner, and of the amount of lenost;et esEn him froth nitric to tiger e. ii:eilpeased tarot, a little 'beforahe UN the' lei Mfg, he ob. Mined the hum of tearpowtds front her hcr. with which it was fuppoiril he porchnfeal the licence, litc. fur his marii?gritis another 'lranian. - Prifener. in the - Iv the kr.a., ..i:Ohweft4t9lF Week of Jilt 1. 111 4 -woe en. had ;In tape. tansy at ibe,slcistla of two perfons t one of whom was verffittr,'Of - being patted of property to the amount 9f 2 cbcool: , j On Evidence to 'thi s effee, the Jury had no he fitation jn finding,hipa,-..gailty. . 1 Shortlyafter,:cemence was paired upon him isy • Mr...Ptsys.sr,ea, who, in pointed. :took iorcible tit:rawly:reit upon the heinous and aggravattd na ture Ot.* aettce; He riS:theti.i.CUlV to tiro ,Years IMPrifinantent in the Gaol ate ; aid at the . eXplraiiOn - csf a Month to (land one hour in the Pillory, at thiWeit etici. 4 .4Pfule , b;tweS l3 the hours of iwelie and two ofclock.• , Mary Palmer and Mgr, Rye, were cha rged with rMoniouily, dealing, on Fraley the 3d intlant,' a piece of printed milers, containing to yards, value 355. the Orals of. Oliver Orley. The Trofecutor keeps a linen;draper's lisp in High Holborn. ,The Prifoners,it- appeared,,wefe Obi - erred to go into two or three different (hops in that neighbourhood, ,Mlder the pretence of buying, and, avlaft the trete traced by tyre of die int ne&S VIM the t . cnint'S fhoPllFlYive tiler And h i o, look at tome lll. linen.. several kinds were %corn them; but.. none pleated, and they retired .vritliont ' buying, : However,, they Were fearcely out Of the Shop, wfien.'one of the Witneffeselluded to charged the Prifoner„Mary Palmer, with baling the piece Of calico laid in the radian/eat, which be Said he caw.,her take off tha' Ptofecutor's counter iziunediatelY before (he came not: .Oa being chas ed with the theft, the inttantly droptthe piece of calico front und er her cloaths lobe piece being produced, was fatisfaiturily identsfied as the Pro. feentor i e property. ' No detente, was made by Palmer,. and Rye clared,lhe:itnew . nothitig of the affair %Daher f d i lOw-ptifoner was;charged with the F.u!l. Mr. Common Serjeant SYLVESTER, in his charge to the. Jury, obtervedb that though' the Priforser, Rte,,May not be concel iced in adeally taking .the Property, yet, if they were of opinion that they confederated together, or that the was privy to the defigns of the other, or ever fo fiightly afilfted,bstri they were bound equally to conviet ; and how far that was the cafe may be collefied eafsly front the evidence. The Jury immediately pronounced both the Pri. „toners Gakiti—Thecharge was not Lad capitally. Jane, White, A deaf and dumb boy, was tried forhaling a watch, but the owner pot appearing to profecute, he was auitted. ~ Cbarier Over and Ires Huard;!!, two Cullom- Route Officers, were indicted capitally; for Healing clOves i t() the amount of 300 1 . nutmegs to the amilimt`or :501. and other . valuable articles a Ears India produce, from on boated the . fhip Han nah, in the river Thames. Mr. Gaariow, in fupport of the prefecutioo, Hated this to be a cafe of momentqus importance not only to the public, but alto to the prifoners, themfelves ; for if they *ere* found guilty by the verchei of the Jury, they mutt infallibly receive judgment of death : and with regard to their final doom, uhder Such eircurhilances, he would only ebferve, that though the attributes of mercy were depofited where they would ever be exercifed to the utmolt extent that could be walled for, yet they! were alto in hands where the interetis of the , public would not be ncgleeted ; for if crimes of this kind, when fuhftantiated, did not meet .with exemplary puniflnent, . there , would be an end to the commerce and profperity of this coup try.—He dirt) 'defcribeclohat the Spices and other .articles of Lail .India,,produce, which compofed the cargo of the flip Hannah, were not allowed to be lad in this country. The merchants who purchated them at the Eaft Ipdia Oampany's tales were obliged to flip them immediately, and give bond that they Should not be ,difyofed of till et ported. nide officers were gut 9n hoard the (hip, .9 order to watch that none of the cargo Should betaken away; *Read of which, they theuttelves had plundered it in fa artful a manner as to thew that they were pretty Skilful at that trade. He ac knowledged that the principal evidence he had to produce ought not to claim the verdia oldie Jury, tinlefs hislellinsemy t h ould be confinnett There were variclu's 'modes or obtaining faCh confirnia iiorr. ' For %Rance, if three' highwaymen commit. tied a robbery, and one of them titried an approv. 4, .his 'evidence would not be &41+e, alas It was couffrthed ky.their lieingf- ikerwapany to, getbeti'Atiiltifing their libriketithetante Pliee, or. b'fatlne 'tithtr corrnboratittg etrcUndtaince. 4 4 the ?fibbers' Cdenfel *Mad" lie prechicled Trim fpeaking for them, he, held it .to be but infirm to ackneisrledge ; in felting out, that iits.Plintipali *it. , nets froOkin that 'Predicament. Thill wkrieti ' finate7ou tile , 'thip, whole' himetty thepitad Or timted, end whom they' ha bribed Witt the/heti , : ty-of this Indian produce by wholefale, and in th'e manner they Should hear defetibed. This maii hid alto twice before difelaitned 11l knowledge of the trantaaion, on being exavitia'btfore • the Maginrates. But on hearing his e'tidenee this day, it muff' be remembered, that the Mate and chafe two's/itchier% were the only ye Put otl baniti except the Cabin;boy, who was alltays aSleep 4 the time the butmefi was gig fliheal.d. Thomas &def. Captain nrithe flip Henna ? , depoted, that the cargo V Eft 'halt ' ti4es'*ii; ender the half 'deck ;hat die tiro Prifimers were the Officers on hoard,. quartered in the it \etage, v.iditn a fete feet of the goods, and 'that t . wai. ' limpollible to take any thing away' ivithtint • theh, , Ilinowledge..-lrhey were od'td NM the het& 1 6f tak/4 1 in'thi cargo. On his eitificrittunation, be tidniiittle, that the ip Avis kilted on selesitite Of• the •eat : o being broken; usittfut leirbe Prifoueri 6etlid be ram". willed, bethought it ought to. be viellorid. He '•ellinciwkdge4 , tint the bop irfi-tinsee the Win • nen went:slam *Other «e re difitiorged, and•lit. ',lead of abiconding, returned to their ocenpur tieers till they were taken up-again. After their being nOten.up, the Ihip was for a time in the cam: of two 'Police Officers, and once for two or three 1 ttttt rs in eatiody of the'biate. William Berls,.rry deferibed the mode of pack-. lag the calks, wb°ch were afterwards covered with ,iinsky, or comic clams. livi4ence was alto brought to prove the necea Carl *WS. ociumishiumge. &c. , - S.Gunaingbanti-was- the mate •of -the Hannah, and had been on board of her about five mond*: •Itat,wity now bounc!.to flow-Onus and Lithoni•He sleferibcd the fituaticip of the cargo, and of the of- Weirs' (the two prifoners)in thelhip, in the Earle' , manner as had been done .by the Captain. • The witneGs had been artelted fame time befort.fori al • debt, which was paid for him by the Captain. Of -this die pi•ithrier Mifthill tetnintied•hfin; at I feven o'clock on,the eYeltingLiltin die indiamw, and in the lutfence of Ofer; fayitig, "you knoW tile cargo, and if you williet us alone, we will, male up 'lnbre i thab your money (or you." The Witnets; it teems, Itscptiefaedtaad foon , after. went adhere in a boat, . and brought back a bottle of ght,: whidh they driok. The fable night they commenced their plan of plunder, bringtnek boat and barge illaii• aiong•hdes mid carrying away einnamoi, clovesOlitadium handkerehiefs,.Bce. In bags to an uncertain amount. This was continued . for tone nigbtr,• _errept one, when the Captain 'dept- on board, but they never began bufinefs till the cabin limy was affeep. The night after - the Captain . ivent Onlhort, Over Paid tolim, 'oe We' hate 'not — ftind the 'right - cal sect" and then 'bored a Ca* Of nut pegs; and•to*.abont a bitfhel.'' They alto hot-, ed. Owed other calks, front ivhich they ' Mak i" a 'millet epch, and,thett flopped Op the holes. The ntethod,of boring and flopping he &retitled as fat- , lows : Meer brought onboard With him a . fan .thisti•inftrument tithed a - anterLbit. • The • . ins it t . Zorifihed of three hQIO filade b f O le r si f ~___:,‘ ' t il Center-bit in the calk; which beiag done, Msw.ne ' find a (mall faw, with which be cut fresh...hole to hole, and then tatift-oucthe wood. In the tooth " of this, when tbedeptedatlonwa,vcommitted,they igretted a piece of wood called Anteriesta *wet (one of which he flaw Over Making' one dAy), ,and diezcanvas being afterwards Carefully' feiveil.up, theltrocell was conelthled. For his Sate of the fpoil he received u pon the Wlthle from them it guineas. He admitted, that when examined three times rCfpieting the • Ii ' a. handkerchiefs, :he denied all icnowledgg dille ion; but,faid it was he made the 6r It ref Peeling the fpicv. Mr; CMt ROW was =thin .ahtistg him fume %ref= tion refpeeting a convaiktion. with a lighterroaa, who defined hits to farrnitifittg i a the shutter:l:but this was over-riled by theCentrt,' aeon fat ithitc tion made by Mr: Gitat4r;Cine of thee Construe for the prifoners. • . .. ' . The COttit then 'obTerved, that it did not appear there wasitsy:'evidence iiitionfirm what teas tat* ed.by the lift *theft; add Mr. GA R ROW aUctlaw 4Ctigiag that he ettuld-ga no farther Ix ith it, the 1 94- 4tiners i *eree4 llll friet, after a very !aims admo nition front the Cf)01111 1 01i•SICIVIANT, I TheVE - were other liqiihrbehts . agaitift them for hither deprediti'bus ; but the 'evihnee being the ' fame, the trials were•rito` 'Otte 'ffito;. and'Oti chafe, •alfo, they 'vivre atCortftn r ./6 4 -sitttat ' Gf p i • itri r Pflapberfe tt a- ate idistict"incin Of the Regiments of Guards; was ChM•glid 41th 'healing a, 'quantity of (near, - the iv' of hiiirrs. Ca r-' Coyne, Ditwfon and • ,rsrfekoni count in the. indiehiumtlald the fa lir - kettle property of perfons Utiknown... 4. waft , ~ . The prier , it ettiphiyed as a la hourekenthewhatf=goiecutors, but thiprih-* thiiii ifrictiefs alsiittflith, was a perfon .conneded 'With the Marine PdUce Mee; and who, it appeared, had fame other public enkployment, who : hated . that he faw him. came out orwlr. Dickfortvs 'Ware honk on the -aboVt.menriotied day; he followed Elm to fonieslitta4e, indtheninfißettupon (earth ing him, When a nifantity of fugar was fbiind'fn ' his pcifttrant., This tvitelefs was very ably cthfs-ex- Maittedly the prllbbef's' Cout6l. , ' 'lab 4 sacrifice, the prifoher Pad he (wept up the (agar fort wiihtnthe gate.vray of the Prolectitiar's ' werehottfe; end took it allay with him, (comingly 1 as a matter of courfe. A number of "Yelreetahle ikitneffer who had known the priforier from •ta to so years, sired among whom were two (batter-Mailer Eterjeants of the corps to *kith- he belonged, gate the pri . - toner a meltereellenk chatalter, not only as a good foldier, illine'as in hawk; mural reran. Upon the Whole, the jut?' deemed the tare to tie fuelY :as to entrant them m finding a tvetcliet - of—ffat tt s Osiris 411toatphis Wat charged with the of Perjury, and the•Couterpee t eeetted to tote the cafe 'into votifideration,.whloh was vet' ably (fat ed toy the leading Coma! for tbellPebfecutiaii,.l4ti limb* as - ) but the form and tenet of the 'Mitt. Event being Ilrongly objetted to by the: prifchlee's Autry and Gualter the . Court '.declared its , opinion,. that- fetch an ititliehnent, dould ma lie consorted.- The ibbibekce ef tba eriginal'ofeited 4nta 'hot eltily fetrfeethl,• it rettiered by the &gene tlieddlotrhidh• It prpeeedbil &kg. decidedly.. el" thie.Mphtion, •Mr. CottintOti Serjeant obferved,. he did not think it proper tin ft= lihrirrthe point; israggefted by the Counfel for I tba. Profecution.- Though the prifondomay be a bad nun, it wis• his ditty, as.tite cafe flood, the I fobilance of the offence nor being kt forth, to di red'the jury to acquit ; who 'accdrdingly pre=. nottnied the' prißmter-Not GA". Coutt then twdeerded to pars fentence on !thi , inforrior eoirriets,asfolioser MAIM Petw Maps, T. Ranger, Efiza.. lath 14viipobtnd Doak/ Amy, were fentericed to Two Tema implithiment. - *. ' Seven Convids were fentenced to One Vents Im prifonment, and . the retoshider to letter punith. meuts;• lifter Adair-the Court adjourned. . • . • A forgery of .the Vote* oft the Bank of Dahlias was lately detected •Ajoerfon of the Pattie Tharlday lad, capitally onovidlodditnhatkistilne: TuefilaYifelislght; y o ga iherrice, a private HI the Horaptfch dragoons; Wi, ihOt in the Mord rke field, Cork, purfaant tethe •fentence of a -Court martial; fin' chfobediente etf Circlets, and uncoldierly ,c l xxxiluta towards hit officers. He met his fate with rem fol./roadie* dfitainefs. The whole garrifon War prefent at the execution. • • Vcdtboy conveying the mil frosts to Mega* , in Irelsini woo on Sunday fe'rinight **pad übout ten o'clock SA she forenoon, by five Owe ash who tolabfehitn of the bags of let. kers cfsfpatched from dilator 'ea the Saturday to by the Prif name Ai W. WiUan. his Isiiiii-vrritlng c e r 4 .tw 4 ,002 44144.1104, 111 . 114 Z 6 P Stigs PPP 94 . •.e t that #tlitqiesfs.feccmd to soot lc; Asti that the h MI 17:fx •F Cr ta~~fxJ. wAs-or ICI, AVALIi - cAlq(4 l ; ;Al/M 36 r 1 8 01. • }is Majc(4 la g s licszt pleated is niAke the fol. Itt*ingProssotioss itt thb Array that - this ellithlifh ' *est : skltatt. of, istit FOot-4 / ietit. Joiwthi t u GAlheet, dkow t tit b at . by purshafe, vice Robialso, promoted.; .En ' fleiatichariLvms,' fromit. bucolic:Ma Llitinsnant, by put , ickafes Ykai (Mat* pMlomi- • - • • - • ; 16th Foot—Mr. M. htfalialsy, Enfign, without purchare, vice Hall, fuperfriad.. • ‘Oth Pitto--Entskri Thome M tram 4.4 bat:torn d 624 Feet; I.lkutenent,:by purehsfe. veep Vidtfo4, rekn sditataltes.of eth Foot-aUnlign Wrw HaMltten..from :Mk regiment, S4ernumerary. Lioutrusdat.t.mishunt *restate; Captain Vireos. from Carmarrismaiiire ti n at itonaary mop,. without purehafe Hughes, from Carmartherdhire Militia, Supernumerary tr., figs, without purehafe ; •Entilm White limn Carom. tisenltire Ettgirr.wlChort porebed.. ad Battalion ,of Gati Foot-.4.niign Jeteph finsciby, Licutmant; by parcliare, vice Xelverton, Wired. AnsimereiiiihieW‘LLieutenant Andrevr Baird, Captain, Sim Hewan, &mailed; Enlign john Brown, Lieutenant; tit. Jan lona. Estign: • • . . Acjoidbmse piseibles—Mr. He)try Webber, Eofigs, vice Lord, Kmoved to &Ai Foot. tholliarten Vincibles Arch. MacLaisae, Quartz-r0.,P..r, • 'vitt joint Maclean-I amity's Fesdblea-t-Enlkm, J.A. Barton . Lieutenant, vice Iltr her; recorrnesded for a Comngiiiion -in the line. Bra . F . f A niibies—Mr. John Mackenzie, fasfign,. vice Rack, Nit:Jl 7- etteibles-...Mr.Sinetair. Hropltrys, paten, vice Kur- Stir; restored ter .4.3tta. Foot; Enerslodin 'Mon•grnm•re, 'dedication, vice Fullarton, removed to diner Mr. Samoet Strops, ,Esign, , vice Montgotnesy. sproulnerd. Igmtbampiim fonelitim—Mr. —'White, _Engin, vice Hied- Weak' titlfito/ed in Biiidalbane Feneibles. . !kit relgibilla"Ml. Albert Friend. Eness, vice Shaw, rp. ' • pithited,Alßitautfiumbzu in Isth Fort. Sinserfet keatdblea..43aptaia Richard Tr*sits. Majde, tits ea ;liaise:id iniNitkienciblra; Captain Liraama,,t G. Filrtloder. Onus Roial Artillery. Oweim. iti-01710ied Erifign 4vlciok WaitClaa4l. I.lc mast, rieeliorldos, protvosted.; Mr. •Rickard Rice, Folio. . vice log auiland, protnottal Wire! Pied:rick y iu. Lierteitant, vies litroc..mstoved @cord firs. , • Srfrei rancible=.—ikgan Cavfctt, tifigas Ate Dcatevai.o - Moved tit ssrleiresot ;14. 11'21;itun ettriteiter, Fsfipt, vice Manner, reproved to 38th Foot.' York Fencihtes—CanderCarapbell, from 39th F.sta, Major on ths Au~meptation, with.persr/abmit rook ; Eofeja John White, I ,ste Denny, rctid; air. J. LW.,, bigot, vice White. promoted. • JUNI /4ajaary . has -Wen pleated to make the follooring..promotions in the Amy on this ellibliflunent : • • asd Drago. no.-Liontensot Wo& Tirana% (?'pin. by per chafe, viegltionte, rtfigfied. Cornet Gawp 'Gwen, lieutenant by Timbale, vice Tbomm, F+omoted. Jut r MAJC STY . has been 'loafed to make the 'following promotions in die Mniy on this eliablithment : el..' . I Sad Fook—Lieutensim Thomas Barber, frewsowAtekana Fca titian. ututant T. Jones, from Durham Feneibies, nig& • lamt,mant lola Rate, trutu Devon sod Cosowau Fandbierk, Eorigs. • Rain Xt. Parker, from ditto, Esitsp. Commiffion figned by the Righi lion. Colonel King, commanding the Sligo; Militia. ;sr. Mary Thornton, Etkosu. CornmilEon tigned by Colonel I. Esris, tom . mantling .the Roccosnmon Edward Mitchell, Efi.gisptaist. C.! FROM Tilt: LONDON GAZETTE, AMY 7. ConsmilSons in the Herefordlhii, Ittgiment of frgned by the Lord Lieutenant. James Harley Haps, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated February a 3, tioc. . . ,Inn, s joua, Gent. to be ditto, vfee Alexander Warde, fedmi. Dated 41Tan:h 28. Am. ' ECCLP.SIASTICAL rROMOTIONS. ' the Res. Win. Sednett,;R A. Minor Catfish of Canterb:Ty !C:athedrit, is Pref..ntel ii die Dean and Chipter, to tkL tleir sse of Stone,* ibt We of IDsocy. The Res. etr. Hare* 1 4.0 1 legWa 1 obi thsDran and C7u p. ter of Rochdlcr i te the vicarage of Gouslhapea, Kant. RnyafHiLginefs die Prince of Wales has bcen pleafeil to p mint the Row. A. T. Scott, to be one of his Cb4L . ni in urdituri. • Tiirfilax, th. Rev. Me: Ritchie was admitted one of the Min sof St. Anckew's Choral, N.* Town, The Pev Mr. Diek. of Currie. pre.iched sod raided. " On the 3ith lilt. the AiTociateiluiglier Tbrigrevaiiim of Ayf made choice of the Rev. Win. Shaw, of lwinnoch, to be their Mini Ser. BIRTH& Qui. the 4th 164. at Stamford. the Lady of James Hamra Johnßone, Lfq. Britalooof a {m and heir. On l'iturMay Taft, 'the Lady of Caitta}njitaky, of Mc a 4 Welk India Regiment, of a daughter. Monday, ee Mani MK Boyce. wee 40141101u1l !rim merchant, of a daughter. . MARRIED. Mtindiy. Captko Anhibald Campbe3l, of sheath Re giment, to Milk Matdouald, of Devondtire-inget, Par+ nd- Fiore. Qn Thurfday laR, at StilPaneras, Charles Rairtaftrd, EN of Palmborrtegh, terks, to Milk Marianne de Dompierre, of Grenville At A. Georgu'a, Haoover4qu are, Warr Michael Coati, i• f} El4nor Hawking, younged daughter of the late' haw HaVIIIng.• Of Nam-court, in the County of Kpi At 011.11emineR, Me Richard Ettglard, Max! ant, to Mifa johruiga Lyons, &toad daughter of the late James Lyon*, of Ii k, lkfcit Lately, at Gretna 'Green, Mr. Clulhopher Wefts of lionad• near Mahon ? to MVa Fanny Simpkin, of the fame place; and. Kilkdkfrs mat ILltAtyntoorfide, Mr. Wm. Taylor, ocnion. Cheeps, nee Addlton, Mifs Weft, of Norton. Mr. J. Wolflontolutc, bookfeller, to Mils Roebuck, both of York. Saturday laR, at the (lookers' Meeting, Cw tb.ll, Mr. Bar• turd tiara of Brick-Uane, Londoo, to MiA MarfLudgater, onisggelhall. • DIED. At Ribitee Pink, the feat of Sir H. Gooddeke, Dart. Mrs. Orin Skiper i alesN Mfg of Orhy Sloper, Efq. paymaltet of the 4th regiment of light dragoons. Ind week. at .theTontins Inn, Sheffield, Mr. Arthur Mat, who had , fbr s gait hianlstr uC yars, been employed as a Caine intilluver lei' EU different Inctol'iirts in the neig,hlsturhotd. At Sheffield, Safi* Clitr. In approstbing the Set her clifthrs apnea the flames, and the was bunted loilvaeh that the tin! y tortived a fcwdays. Mr. Samuel sndtldon, of R °Owen, attrtnry at Law, and many yi;sts fteward to the Right Hon. Vilettuntefs Irwin. Mrs. Kirkman, of Dann I.ever, Laorathire, who was mar red in sy6z, and in it Si had borne twenty ehikiren. letatpk, FA. 44 Gitlin, near Kiebniond, Yorkesire. Kieft Air A rm. Jer Lcitaicausitsisa tic - • Meowing • - 'seen* after . Atteraw ~• TO-MORROW. Sun rire I Sun fits I Itiogm feu Is minutes dies 31 8 intimates alto' 8 0 allpect after is i I 1 4° 14111 CiN Pf %Uri for t!te Prir)rictors by j4ilYll4 (of Catttally-ftreet) at the Sin a Patti . : awn Cleric& 140 sr Carty-greet dad paebtlfbed by I,Rlrtl. YEN?, • Co taNatoryirksot, Lataboth). at No Carea-ttrere, sod aft'a.t , STAI-0/IrF, ; to ealkb Ofbegati emeneasitts onions ke the EDI 7 oa are rsoucfla to be tuldrefrest. .