Star. — London, England, 1818-10-12 00:00:00

I 1 t . 1 ' • t 1 I . 1 I , \ 1 i $ i 1 1 , . I I , ' L 5 •• 1 I IJ . i 'I ' I I 1 , t I i i I ! P # i a_, / I I 4 4 '.., MURDER. Qoltax-Satjams.—.on Saturday, a German, of the name of Thomas Losch, about 44 years of age, who formerly belonged to the 3d battalion of the 60th regiment of foot, but now an out-pensioner of Chel sea College, was charged with the murder of Mary Ann, his wife, to whom he was married about two years since at Chelsea Church. The deceased was about 27 years of age, was tall, and altogether of a prepossessing appearance. The following are the circumstances as related by Richard Claris, who wit nessed the transaction, and Maybank, the constable : The deposition of the first mentioned person was taken before. W. A. A. Wines, Esq. one of the Ma gistrates. of Queen-square I'olic.e Office, in the pre sence of the prisoner : Richard Clark, having been duly sworn, stated --L "I live at No. 1, Jews'-row, Chelsea, and am a tailor. Last night, - between the hours of six and eight, I was standing at. the gate of Lawrence-court, and the wife of die prisoner was talking with a Mrs. Ross, "who lives in that yard. I was at a distance of one yard pd a half behind them, and the prisoner was stand ing by his wife's right side, about a yard from her, and the other woman was standing with her back teinst the gate-post. The prisoner was accusing his wife of being given to drunkenness, but talked with a.mild voice. His wife repliedc that if she . :wete so Xiveri, it was owing to his driving her to vice all day for his benefit. I saw the prisoner put )its right hand to the right side of his waistcoat for u minute, and kept fumblingebout with his hand, and without apeaking to Ms wife, he rushed between Mrs. Reiss and her, end I taw 'the prisoner make a violent' lUn g e . against 'hii wife on the stomach With his hand.. The blow could be heard. I saw something in his hand, but 'fiat it was I cannot tell. Inimedi ately his wife received the blow, she staggered back towards me, and exclaimed; Oh ! my Goa, lam murdered : will anybody take the knife out of me F She then fell Own; And reheated the same werds.— : I saw the blood 'straiten down frrini her. The prisoner stood with his hinds down, and said he was not going to run away, and that any man might take . hiin that liked. The prisoner was taken into custody, led L undeistand his wife was-taken to St. Georges Ho s pital, and that she died at-6 o'ClOck this morning." • The prisoner haiing heard thiriiidente delibe rately te Id over to him by Mr. Miller, the clerk of the office, the Magistrite, Me.Wnter, asked him if he wished 'to say any thine respecting this melan dolt •occurrence ?—The prisoner replied, with per fect coeinins and apparent indifferent e, " I would not - Wish to say airy thing at resent" Misotirrawer..—Then his committal mustlse made but, )de.'Miller, and he must be brought up again af . .er the enrollees Jury have sat—say Tuesday—for r:-examination. The prisoner was then remanded. Magistrate asked Maybahk if the knife had tom. found ?-*-filaybank answered in the affirmative,l lad produced it, Myingi . .trJtact. been found and brought to him be a wemafrnained Harrowb7. It it in cad dessert knife, with a white handle, the blade of Which is aboin five inchesiong, and much worn; pirtiCularly towards the pciint:. Richard Maybank; constable of the night at the, ivatth-house, in Sialmondt-street, Sloane-square v &le the folliniring account of the transaction, as tar as it had come fo his knowledge : About eight o'clock; ten-Friday night, the prisoner brought- - to the :watch-house, and without the errghtest promise er suggestion, the prisoner admitted having committed the act, with a knife, which he had &own away, opposite the Three Crowns. He said his•reason was, that he S&P/ something in his wife's conduct which he did not like. Maybank then locked him up, and went in quest of his wife, who he understood had been removed to Dr. Turnbull's, in Sloane-square. On his arrival there he discovered that the Doctor was not at home, and he in copse quence ordered her to be taken to St. George's Hos pital. The wound was six inches long"froin the ab• domen upwards, and nearly the whole of her intes tines were protruding through the svoand. The cries of the unfortunate creature were too appalling to be described. She Was taken to St. George's Hospital in pain the most excruciating, and every thing that skill and humanity could suggest was done for her, but she did not long survive. During the time May batik was at the Hospital, a woman, named Harrow by, brozelit him the knife he had produced before the Magistrate, which she had found near the spot described by the prisoner. He then returned to the watch-house, and hefare he produced the knife to the prisoner, asked him what kind of a knife it was he had pexpetrated the act with ? The prisoner re plied, that it was a long knife with a white handle.— Itlaybank then produced it, and shewed it to him, and the prisoner said—." I am sure that is the knife, •n 1 now I arnhappy 1" Ile wits then locked up for this night, and in the morning, it being understood that the unfortunate woman was dead, preparations were making to convey him to Queen-square for ex amination, where he arrived in a coach about two ticlietk, attended by Maybank and other persons, fol loVeed by a great crowd, principally women, who 4erc so enraged at his diabolical conduct, that, had it not been for the officer's precaution in procuring coat+, they would most probably have proceeded against him in so summary a manner as to render fartherinquiries useless. While he was being conveyed to the Office, he stated that he overheard a conversation which took.' place in the Coach and Horses public house, between' wile•and a man, with whom he strongly suspec ted she had indulged in acts of cuncubinacy. In the course of this conversation she said she would go leame 'with him (the prisoner) to 1, Exeter -street, (Where it. 'appeared they lived) and wait With him until he was asleep ; •and then she would get up and return and continue with him (the person with whom she held the conversation) all night ; and that he, the prisoner, hiving a knowledge of her infidelity, was determined to thwart them in their criminal views, and hence he had resolved upon the commis. sion of this barbarous deed. After the examination, he was placed in a coach and escorted to Tothill-fields prison. till the verdict of a Coroner's Jury 'shall be known. The prisoner did not manifest the slightest agita tion during his examination, but peared perfectly composed, and stated, that althou gh he knew his situ • atAm to be very awful, he was perfectly conscious, arid satisfied with what had happened. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCY ENLAitGBD. October 31. Henry Driver Cooper of Back-street. Itorselydown, and of Mark-lane, London, hop.nterchant, dealer and chap man; at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Frederick ftidding. Ipon of Willingtont Solon, but now of Bir mingham', termer, dealer and chapman, to surrender Nov. 11, at five, Nov. 12, at eleven, at the Star Hotel, Shine!, and - Nov. 21, at eleven, at tie Haygate, Salop. Attornies, Messrs. Morton and Williamson, 7, Gray's Innoquare, London; or Mr. Gilbert Brown, Shiffnal. George Sykes and James . Pope. now or late of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchants and copartners ' Nov. 4, at five, Nov. 5, and 21, i t ten; at the Savlie's Arms, Maud, Halifax. Atter pies, Mr. James Hartley, 26, New Bridge-street, Blackfrian; or Mr. Blackburn, Huddersfield. &ennui Phillips Holland and Philip Ball, of Worcester, hop and seed-merchants, dealer" and chapmen, October 26, 27, and Nov. 21, at twelve, at the Guildhall Coffeehouse, Worcester.- Anomie", Mesers.Catdale and Young, Holborn-court. Gray's Inn, London • or Mews . Parker and Smith, Worcester. Williatti Richards and Henry Burdett Richardson, of Snenv-hal, • London, factors, warehousemen, and copartners, October 27. 31, and Nov. 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. May hew, Price, and Stren, Chancery-lane. John ' Raven, Charles Raven and Richard Lloyds of Norwich, and of Cheapaide. London. merchants and partners, October 21, 22, and Nov. 91, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel , Norwich. . Anomie', Mr. Francis Abbott, Roll's-yard, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. James Goodwin, Nortek:h. John Walters, of 'Fredegar. Monmotabsaire, garter, October 29; 30, and Nov. s 4 at one, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol.- Attornies, Mr. William Lew o n Clarke, Bristol; or Messrs. Jankini, James, and Abbott, flew Inn, London. David Bentlif, of Gravesend, Kent, shoe-maker, October 26, 97, and Nov. 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. Murales, Messrs. Ma dox and Sydney, Aestin Friars. James Arthur Bunei. of Blackheath, Kent, master-mariner and merchant, °evil** 26, 27, and Nov. 21, at eleven, at build hall. Attorney, Mr. Ttiviogron.Penchurcb-street. Edward Braband, late of Manchester, ilwder and chapman, October 13, 90, and No ft ;Ist twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Howell, Symol's Inn. DIVIDENDS to be nude at GUILDHALL. Oct. 51, A. Barnett, Lide-street Westminster, cabinet maker, at eleven. Oct. 31, E. Copds, Chiswick, surgeon, at eleven. Ott. 31. J. G. Arndt and .1. C. blocuner, Coleman street, tol , merchar.t, at eleven. Oct. 31, 0. Riggs, Holborn bridge, jeweller, ae twelve. Nov. 7. J. Hand, Wormwood street, warehousethan, at eleven. Oct. 31, J. Tozer, Alder man'trwalt, Bishops:ate-street, and W. C. Brown, Stone-honse, Glnecestershire, at eleven. Oct. 31, J. Weidman, Bradford, Wiltt, linen-draper. at ten. Oct. 51, W. Goodall and J. Tur: ner, Garlick-hill, merchants, at ten. Oct. 31. E. Kelly, Black Lion-lane, l'addington, builder, at ten. Oct. 31, W. Brookes, Fatetnoster-row, "ilk-manufacturer. at ten. Oct. 31, J. Rid ley, Wood -street, Cheapside, ostrich-feather-manufacturer, at ten. Oct. 30, F. Price and .H. Le Souef, Winchester-street, merchants, at ten. Nov. 5, E. A. P. Lobato, Fiesbury-street, merchant, at ten. Nov. 7, E. S. and T. Foster, Yilding, Kent, maltsters, at twelve. Oct. 31, W. Ilcmfreys, sett. and jun. Old ,Fish-street-h;tl, grocer!, at eleven. Oct, 31, IL Iliggin son, Finsbury-square, merchant, at eleien. Oct. 31, J. lid wardg, Clare -street, Clare-market, silversmith. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Nov. 10, L. Frost, jun. Lieerpeol, mer:hant, at eleven, at the George, Dile-street, Liverpool. Nay. 3, W. INPNellie, Liverpool, soap-boiler, at eleven, at the George, Daie-street, Liverpool. Nov. 4, W. Harris, St. Austell, Cornwall, ma ster, at eleven, at the White Hart, St. Aestell. Oct. 50, J. Wil cox Ahnondsbury, Gloucestershire, dealer at Melee, at the White Hart, Broad-street, Bristol. Nov. Ze 1L Tebbutt, Lovell- borough, Leicestershire, mercer, at eleven, at the White Ban, Leicester. Nov.s, J. Forman. jar. Mount-sorrel, La:duster- shire, hosier, at eleven, at the Bier Bcil, Leicester. Nov. S. and W. Martin, Loughborough, Leicestershire, grocers, at eleven, at the White ILot, Leicester. Nov. 2, .1. Giver, Lot terworth, Leicestershire, cotton-ertanufacturer, at eleven, at the Hind, Lutterworth. Nov. tl, W. Butler , Proem, nursery man, at one, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Oct. 31, T. Strange, Hazelbury Bryan, Dorsetshire, yeomen, at the Red Lioa, Shaftesbury. Nev. b, 3. Seaton, J. F. Seaton, R. Seaton, and T. Foster. Pontefract. bunkers, at eleven, at the Red Lion, Pontefract. Oct. 51, J. Lee, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at OW Star and Garter, Liverpool. Nov. AO, 11. Bone, Notch I Shields, ship -Owner, at eleven, at the George, Dockwray-square, Nsith Shields. Nov. 19, R. Ardern StoCkport, Cheshire, hat- Me at eleven, at the White Bear. Manchester. CERT' F I CATES--Ocroaze 31. T. West, Manchester. joirer. T. Ravenshaw, Llvtrpocl, rtricer. G. Pocock, Leadeneall-street, arctioneer. M. Bush, eworrh, calico printer. R. Calverley, Kegworth, Leicester shire, miller. W. Footer,-Liverpool, grocer. bL Moody, Cul tenharm, cabinet-maker. .7. It; Robert-stree, Cluistcharch, Surrey, bat-manufacturer. J. Procter and J. Bawer, Steyr-Mg line, cloth-factors. C. Latebatri, Bristol, mosey-scrivener. W. Abbott, Honey-lane-markik, butcher. J. Whitfield, Old-street, coo-merchant. E. Duckworth, Mane-better, liver-merchant. , DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Amebic and Fothergall, Manchester, drysalters. Holt and Co. Redvales, Lancashire. woollen4narofastorers. Dalton and Co. Manchester, mantifacrorers. J. and J. Anderson, St. Thomas's delllet, Borough, cocks. Parkinson end Co. Lancaster, linen drapers. Norton and 'tickling, Birminghana, bronze-makers. Webster and Co. Norton, DerbysLirs, serbe-manufacturers. Taylor and Plummer, Andover, haberdashers. Butler and Thomas, Elder-street, Women Falcate, patent pewter and lead pi* manufacturers. Taylor and Co. Moak-Wearmoath-Shore, Durham, comir.on-brewers. Friend and Middleton, Dover, merchants. Debaufer and Clark, Cow-lape, lamp-manufactu rers J. and W. Evil% Bath. bankers. IL and T. Cumlng, Plymouth, importers cf fruit. Symmons and Rankin. Burton Ct,ncent, surgeons. Scott and tiardndale, Carlisle. woollen manufaetuwrs. Notbs and Bullard, Norwich, coal-merchants. Grey and Phillips, nigh Holborn, eilvoremiths. Brooke and Gartnston, Kidderminster, paper-miumfecturers. Greg and C:s. Manchester, merchants. Greg and Hodgson. Caton, Lance- I shire, cotton-spinners. Collins and Ill:Avian, Gosport, attornies. lickley and Railer, Bristol, linen-merchants. Roberts and Co. Evesham, Worcestershire, oil-cake makers. T. and J. Stinson, Whitwielt, Leicestershire. tallow-chandlers. Isle!on and Co. gerund, Ginucestershire, clothiers. B irks, Smallwood, and Co. Drayton-in-Bales, Salop, bankers. Grime and Co. Salford, Lancashire, machine-makers. Frrinzen and Cross, C:ancery lane, house-agents. Petty and Co, Holbeck, Leeds, earthen. ware-manitfacturere. DISTRIBUTION OF -PRIZE-MONEY. Telegraph, for the seizure of three men on baud the Betsey smuggler, the 21st inst. at 29, Arundel-street. Tiber, for the Jonge Teresa and Dove, the 13th inst. on hoard; recalled at the Office of Mr. March, Gosport. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, across* 10, 1818. ith Iteentent of Dragoon Guards--Cornet George Stevenson, from the half-pay of the ad Dragoon Guards, to be Cornet, vice George Thomson Jacob, who exchanges. 6th Ditto-Captain Fdward Wildman, from, the Snttlt Light Preenons, to be Major, by purchase, vice Hartwell, who retiree. 6th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Thispital-Assistant George Fintayson to be AssittantAnneon, vice Callow, deceased. 9th Ditto-Major Henry Frederick Compton Clivandides . frain the 75th Foot, to be Major, vine Delancey, who exchanges. 90th Ditto-Lieutenset Leotard Morse Cooper, from the'half pay of the 66th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Saun ders, who exchanges, receiving the differenco, Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant John Cranford, from the San Foot, to be Lieutemust, vice O'Brien, who 42 413 =1144. 'llth Ditto-Surgeon Thomas Certati, from* half-paV of the 79th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Perkins 'Vaughn Crofton, who retires. Ilth Ditto-Ensign Edward Sterling Parmar, from the. Ma pay of the 103 d Foot, to be En des, vice Matthew Tensible, who exchanges. -12th Ditto--Ensign Stephen Lewis, from the halltpay of the 111 st Toot, to be Ensign,arier James- Smith, who exchaizes. 13th Ditto--Ensige John Thomas, -from the halflay of the 100th Foot, to be Ensign. vice Junes, M`Coy, who exchanges, 55d Ditto-Surgeon William Vantage, feoirt 'the half-nay of the 10th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice George ItatUngall, who ea - changes. 64th Ditto-Lieutenant John Arthur Allen so be Captain lite Company, without Purchase, vice 'emit, deemed ; Rap Frederick Boons to be Lieutenant, eke Allen% Oentlentan Cadet .luhn Brovine, from the Royal ?Mary College, to he Ensign, vice Bewra. 7Sth Foot—Major Junes Donate", friint the 9th Light Dra-1 goons, to be Major, vice Cavendieh, uho exchanges. 99th Ditto—Lieutenant Tolnce O'Brien, from the lid Foot, to be Lieutenant, .vice Crawford, who exchanges. STA 14. ..aut-colonel Charles Napier, from the half a y of the 50th Fout, to be Inspecting Field-Nicer ill the Militia in the lonian islands, vice Charles Philip de Basset, who excliang,s. The appointment of Staff-Surgeon Rawlins, from the half pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces, is to bear date 25th September, 1818, instead of 25th August, 1218. Commissions in the Royal Regiment of Cornwall and Devon Miners, signed by the Lord Warden of the Stannaries. Vietessut Besec.hamp to be Cartzln, vice the Eight Hon. John Wlktahon, deceased; Thomas Vivian, Esq. to be Captain, vice Bevan, decemed. Commissions signed by the Eord Lieutenant of the County of Suffolk, Ist Eutern Regiment of Local Illilltls—;•Roger Pettiward, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, vice Vernon, deceas ed . lit Regiment of Suffolk Yeomanry CavaL-y—John Gent, to be Comet, vice Wythe, resigned; William Snwyer, Oent to be Cornet, Tice Coker, resigned; William Hench man Crowfoot, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Chevalier, resigned. MILITARY PROMOTIONS IN INDIA. Ensign W. T. Drewry, of Engineers, to act as Superintending Engineer in Travancore, during the absence of Lieut. Nimes. Mr. Assistant-Surgeon J. J. Duncan to the Medical charge of the Cavalry Depot at Arcot. Mr. Assistant-Surgeon A. Campbell to the Medial charge of the Zillah and Garrison of Ganjam. 2d Regt. of Native Cavalry—Senior. Cornet James Morrison to be Lieutenant, from the tath Oct. HII7, vice Smith, deceased. Capt.-Lieut. E. Wallace to be Captain of a Troop, lieutenant C(Brevet -Captain) James Smith to be Captain-Lieutenant, and ornet C. iftokso to be Lieutenant, front the In Feb. 1812, in succession to Wright, invalided. 11th Regt. of Infantry—Ensign T. tuttbee to be Lieutenant, from-the Ist August, 1817, ix istecessioh to Pereira, promoted. 18th Regt.—Ensign T. Thompson to be Lieutenant, from the 10th Jan. 1818, vice Gihbous, died of wounds receiv ed action. 19th !lest.—Capt.-Tient. W. ltlilne to be Captain of a Com pany, Li.mt. J. IL Wright to be Captain-Lieutenant, and En sign P. S. Maitland to be Lieutenant, from the 2d starch,lBlB, I vice horton, died of wounds received in action. 40th Ensign J. W. Courhould to be lieutenant, from the 2oth Nov. 1817, vice Clarke, killed in action. ALTERATIONS I RANK. llth Relment, N.l.—Lieut. Charge Gray td take rank from Feb. 27, 1816, vice Stonford, retired. Lieut. li. Ewing to take rank from Mush 50, 1816, vice Lutwidge, retired. I.ieut. J. F. Bird to take rank from July 10, 1917, vice Fcs ring, deceased. Mr. J. Pascal is admitted on the Ewablidnnent as a Sub-As sistant-Surgeon, and directed to do duty under the Superinten dint of the Black Town Dispeasiej. Lieut.-Col. A. Molesworth, oC the lath Pegt. N:I. will as suine the command of the native tectops of this Establishment on service on the Wand of Ceylon, cm joistior the ad bat. of that corps. Lieut. W. - B. Bernard, of :xis Majesty's 84th Regiment, is ap pointed to act as Paymaster at Poonaniallee, during the ab:ence of Lieut. Agnew. FORT WILLIAM, APRIL 7. Messrs. Hill and Filewood, urho have been sent out by the Flora. the Court or Directors for the purpose of introducing in India certain improvements in Congrtve rockets, arc tempora rily stt.ched to the Rocket Troop. 19th fit..':. I.—Captain-Lieut. T. Palmer to he Captain cf a Company ; Lieut. and Urevet-Captain James I:l'l).mph to be CaptvintLteut. Ensign R. Barton to be Lieut. in succession to Carpenter, resign.td; Senior Major G. DI. Popham to he Lieut. Colonel, vice D'Auvergne, deceased. 23d Re( invent of Native Infantry—Capt. C. W. R. Povelarl to be 11•,tor, Capt.-Dent. A. Spier, to be Captain of a Com pany, Lit:tt. and Brevet Captain C. Hardwick tc be Captain- Liepterant, Ensign IL E. Pitot to he Lieutenant in sueiesilor. to Npistun, promoted. • :Nlroscat Diraantra.—Seniest Assistant Surgeon .1. Mar sh:.!!, to be Surgeon, vice Leny, de...eased. Mr. Assistant Surgeon • it. Trist, attached to the Civil Sta tion of Allaltabal, is appointed li.ipetintendent of Vaccine Ino culation at that Station. • CEYLON cuvEßNxtri OA2ETrE, DEC. 6. The cerritraeder of the Forces is pleased to make the.tollow , big appointments in the Army serving in Ceylon, until the plots sure of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in Om name and on the behalf of his Majesty, shall be made known : 73d Itegiment—Lieut. John Mistletoe, from the bite 3d &y. lon Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Eastwood, who retires to the half-pay of the 3d Ceylion Regiment. • Id Ceylon Regiment—Lieut. John Gill, from the late Sd Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Hay, who retires to the hall-pay of the 3el Ceylon Regiment.. CIVIL APPOINTMENTS. John Adam, Esq. Private Secretary to the km Noble the Governor- Ge:rel. _ . (pt. F. Rapier, first Assistant to the &slam. atLucknow. Mr. Assistant Surgeon J. A. D. Watson, removed from the Civil station of &orb Loons to that of the Dinagepoor. Mr. F. De Mierre, Head Assistant to the Collector and Do gict rate of the Zillah of Coddaplia. Mr. N. W. Kindersly, Second Assistant to the Collector and Magistrate of the Zillah of Bellary. Mr. Henry-Hodgson, Third Commissioner for investigating the Claims upon the late Nuwauba of the Carnatic. JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT. Mr. T. A. Shaw, Assistant to the Magistrate of 3Lreapore. Mr. Gordon Forbes, Fou-th Judge of the Provincial Court of Appeal and Court of Carcuit,for the Disision of Calcutta, TEP.RITORIAL DEPARTMENT. Mr. C. Stuart, Assistant to the Secretary to doiernment, in the Territorill Department. Mr. 11. Prater, Assistant to the Secretary to the Board of Commissioners in the Ceded and Conquered Provinces. Mr. iI. J. -Middleton, Sub-Secretary and AscOuntant to the Board of Commits-loam, in Behar and Benares. Mr. S. M. Boulderson, That Auiataot to the Board of Cons missiousrs, in the Ceded and Conquered Province!. Mr. J. T. Read, Assistant to the Board of Commissioners in Behar and Becares. 11 4 r. A. C. lisnrcli, Assistant to the Sat Agent of the 24-Per gunnahs. MAJOR PACKE.—The following is a copy of the in scription on the marble tablet, which has been lately placed in the Rutland Chapel, in St. George's Chapel, as a tribute from the Officers of the Royal Horse Guards (Blue), to the memory of their gallant com rade, Major Packe, who fe:l at the battle of Waterloo : To the Alemury Of Rout: CIIIIIITOPHIS Noire, Esquire, Second Eon of Charles Jestes Packe, Esquire, of Prest mold, Leicestershire, Ar.dlajor in the Royal Raeiment of Horse Guards (Blue), Who was killed at the head of his Squadron, When charging the French Cuirassiers; t thr Ever- Memorable Riffle of Waterloo, on the inth June, 1815; In the xixiild year of his Age, This Monument wastrected by the Officers of the Regiment, In which he had served niers than Fifteen Years, in testimony of their high veneration for His distinguished Military %feat, Ana of their sincere Regret ter the bss of a Comparj,n So long endeared to their Affections by his amiable Dianne rs and Private Virtue, SUDDEN DEATH).—Friday morning, after break-I fasting with his family, Mr. PUNKINGS, shoemaker, of Prince's-street, Westminster, complained of giddiness in his head, and in an instant dropped down dead. Saturday Mr. THOMAS PARKER, Beadle of the parish of St. Mary-le-Str a nd, after being out in the _morning, returned home to breakfast, bringing in with him some hot rolls. He desired his wife to prepare some coffee and have it ready, arid that he would be into b reakfast its a' few minutes. He went out in per fect health, and fell in the street ih an apoplectic fit, he was carried. horse senseless; and expired in a few . CA iIRICAL MTELLICENCE. •* OXFORD, OOTURSR 10. Tuesday the Rev. Frodshun Hodson, 1). D . Pe t Brasennowe College, having Ulm previous!- .., Right Hon, Lord Grenville, Chancellor of 'le Vice-Chancellor for the year ensuing, win, in fu. inweited with that fee; after nhich the Viat-fl: insted his Pro-Vice-Chancadion, viz. the Rev. Jo Rector of Exeter College ; the Rev. Therms dent of Trinity College; the Rev, George I.V . ,p!si t blaster of Pembroke Collage; and the Rev. ftt D. D. Warden of Merton College. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMCTIfY Rev. Gooch Fowell, 11.1. is appointed delft:- the Right lion. the Earl of Albemarle. Rev. Thos. Hobson, 3LA. rector of Pem:kge Compton with Ovet Compton annexed, Rev. Thomas Davis, LLB, has been Stratford, In Salisbury Cathedral. Rev. H. W. Salmon, M. A. of St. "1. Priest Vicar of Lichfield Cathedrai, has e, ph/ inited vicarages of Sproxton-nmi-Ea!til, The Rev. George Baillie Rutherford hi, hem tent and ',censor to his father, the Itcv, R niter of liounaio, Rozburglialtire. The Rev. Wan. Ru:!son has beer: ordtiree rids of Stair, vacant by the translation of Cu: to be one of the Milliners of Stirling. A dispensation has passed the Grett Seal, eta John Glutton, D.D. canon raidentiary of the C.: of Hereford, to hold the vicar:it ttal a v . •vrit of Aylburton, He Jebdeld, oral St. Br.tve:s sines , cestershire (to which he was presented by the Der of Hereford) together with the rectory of Kir' county of Hereford. On the 22d ult. the Associate congregation an unanimnus call to Mr. William Harp*, pet, to be their pastor. Tuesday secusight, a harmonious call w, Rev. James Scott, minister of the MAW (u: to be minister of the new Ravi' C, Sunday the 27th tilt. the following Gent) in Salisbury Cathedral, by the Lord Hahn! nabos*. Alorander Atblay, B.A. i'eliow of Oat William Moody, B.A. St. John's College, Jahn Richard., RA. Queen's College, Caa John Henry Gegr', Sr. Alban ILO, Odor James Arnold, B. A. Clare Hall, Cambria J. Litdcwoo.l, B.A. Sc. John's Wier, TIICSTL William Bliss, M. A. Oriel C.!lege , Cart George Orchard, Magdalen 11.111„ Otfcri John Graham, 11.4. • Fellow of Ch".st James Hitchiugs , M.A. Christ Church, 'names Cocked!, 13. A. Wadisam Colley, . Charles Watkins, Student of Christ Call, Jones, Lin:rate. Whliam Richard Walters, ti te tt a ar, George Hulane, ALA. Bank.: College, ex. Francis Fauvel, Literate. Charles Turner, B. A. Sidney Same College, James SedguiLk, RA. St. John's College. James Davies, B.A. Merton Collets, Orf Robert Koy. 3LA. Sidney Sussex Colter John Wynne, M.A. Queen's College, Os James Hooper, N.A. Oast College, (hie r J. Kcal Biting, B.A. St. John's College, James Cockayne, 'Magdalen Hall, Octet. J. Evans Philipps, RA. (baser . s Cclieze. Mateitevi Harrison, M.A. Queen's C 1.9- TitGoias Harman, ill. Quetres Calk Isaac Pickerir." B.A. Brasenrcte Cetel Ibalsam:lan Dcaall, bd A. Queen's C... 1 James Gray, B A..Qpeen's Collage, Oro RiJiam Sos:chars, Student of Qucta's Robert World, B.A. Corpus Christi Cul Courte Isaurvw.—Saturday eigh t an at the Dukes Head, Princeoatreet, ester'. Jahn Reid, a Etc lad, 15 years of age. h testinwny of a young man who superintends belonging to 3.L - . Bill, en NI Mina, that tl employed there, and on Friday morning stlt a piercing shriek. On approaching the sr him to extreme agony, his hand hating one of the upright shafts. It turns with a times a minute. The arm was literally pulls at the shoulder, and the poor sufferer, in that tore, was heard so exclaim " Oh, Lola! orl He fell senselewfrom loss of blood and strerit was conveyed to Westminster Infirnisry, shortly after.—The Jury unanimously return. " Accidental Death, with a deedand of is. or, On the 2d inst. a woman at Dunsta Meat smoke proceeding from her neir ney, sent her daughter to enquire 0 son said she wai locked in the room proceeded from), and could not get of not find the key of the door ; the xi:_ mother, and upon procuring assistance, door open, and found a female, about age, is the act of burning the pieces new born illegitimate child ; the err.. sumed previous to breaking the door skull was lying by the side of the barbaroui divided into four parts ; the body, were cut in pieces of about three inc! pose .1 conEurniag in the flames. the mother beat the infant's brains post of the bed-stead, and then proceei the body ! A Cozo.ler's Inquest sat turned a verdict of—Wilful Murder ther, Hannah Saphell, a native of who was fully committed to take her suing BEdford vises. BIrTH. Thursday, the Lady of Major Parvis, Tra.cr', - IIAP.IITED. October 1, at Sevenoaks, Keot, Wm. Lnr.tard, riet Elizabeth, filth %laughter of Sir James Naga Posse, in the county of Peebles, N.B. Wednesday, at Ashford, Prencis Hallcwes, Mary, second daugl.ter of the late J. Haffenden, ford; also Mr. T. Hafienden, surgeon, to Mery daughter of the late Captain Smart, Royal Engineers. At the Manse of Monivaird, the Rey'. Di. Henry T Professor of Greek in the University of 5:. Andress' daughter of the Rev. Mr. .Baiter. DIED. Lately, at North-Foreland Liy,hthouse, 'Meet, age, Mrs. Hillier, relict of the late Mr. Jelin Hillier matter of that house. The Rev. John GUildlng, M.A. Rector cf the George and St. Andrew, in the Island of St. Vint to the Garrison, and one of the Assistant Jtuticcs i Saturday seunight, after a short illness, the Ws , in his 7Sth year. The Rev. St. John Priest, M.A. alked 60, Ma' Free School, Rector of Reepham with Ktrdi-^toi lio;tford, both in Norfolk ; and Vicar of Parham ton, in Sordik. He was Secretary of the Norfolk Society from Its irst institution. PRICK' OF STOCKS ON SATUIL Bk. Stock I Long Ans. Reduced %hut India Bonds 8( Cons. 7311 i Si per Ct. 4 per €t. shut Navy 10531 Omn. St dis. Exch. Bills 11 Cons. for Ac. Lottery Tick' HIGH WATER at LONDON BRIDGE 'ft Naming 3 minut _ _ 5 LONDO ; Printed at d publithed by Ismit 1.:e1 I Elate, latiplo-lbr. • Aftvnmon `? CEA'CE 110, 1 . ) . D. r•-he L'n:.3,r a i ty,t ' t, in fun !i oLOC!14: 6 7 1; • J z C o e. rx-e fee )). ff' j"WI D !" • Peter v' • ICTIoNs. 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(wher... the Smoke • out, as she moil ill informed ha tance, broke :the rout c.i.*2 years el I :es of flesh of her ntraas were cot- door open. The arbarous moths, • , arms, and ley 1 . 1 , ches, for the pur. ' It appeared that s out against the ceeded to d.-ssect next day, and r against the mc- F Dunstable, ar4 er trial at the ea- -7.-rte'ch, of a ilzte !rt. _ ?inbard, Esq. • Nairaitn, Bart c: :w-s, Esq. R. kr.i!tn, £sc. of dsa Mies Anne, I re.g.me. - s. i - ierry David H. Ardretv ' s, to Mae rhanet, in as adsnrcti on Hillier, teeny 1 0 e 7. cf the Poise; cf St. Vincent, Chili. ftutices in art in:, the Iles. John Line , 0, Matter nf r Snrrk . crdirton' a nd of 4 •• Parham with fir.l .l : Norfolk 'wail:rd.:l ,ATI;RDA T. ens. -- ands 89 98 pr• this. hills 18 20 r Ac. 76rit 'rickets d.:19 T(1. )1i Huy • minutes :key Levu. Kest .