Star. — London, England, 1805-09-30 00:00:00

4 • • ' , WAIIMILIUJ'INTI3I4iIGISCIV 1 " • .1■ Tilt Ynaa. Auo. r7—The brig Sneed% Cap tain Battu,. of this port 'Ole* York), failed from Klogtton, Jamaica, for New York, on thr 6th July. On the 13th the rat captured twoleagteeifrism Cape St. Anthony by a Spariith galley belonging to ' the klavarinah, without a deck, with two math, and two *are fails and called la Bonne Union. The gall-y was commanded by. Captain *Czraa, and manned with-thirty or forty ffpaniardi and Fretich• men. with an Iriihmai for an, interpreter. Tbrea days after they were taken, Captain Batter, the • pat; •feagers, eight in number, and the hands, were: all ordered below, and the hatches !hut upon them, and to kept all night. In the morning the pirates pre pared their knives, cntlaffvt a and clobi, opened -the forecatile and called ftr the Captain. One of the feamcp., Peter Datchemir,, witha view of preierviag the Captain's life, flepped frirward,and *ended to the deck. The ruffians, with their ivilruments, ar. ranged in two ranks, compelled every feaman to rua the gauntlet, while each gave him a blow, a galh.or a flab, a: he palled. CaT,tain ARttli and his patien t ers and crew, o ere all in fricceftion taken from the hold, and treated with the fame horricicruelt7, ei cepting five French paffeagers. An Englillf- gentle man named Ssti Tit, who 64as one of the pairengers, was-beaten with Inch feve:ity, that lie fprung into the long boat to e;i:ape, and broke his anele in t*o place:. The n.ate of the brig, two Engin palien ters, and two &amen, were put in irons on boatd tlte galley, and three s 4 ays afterwards \vere fent on More at Conyaboutt, about a hundred and eighty miles.from the, Havannah ; aid the btig, with the Captain and remainder c.f the crew, was fent to Catopeachy.—The objed of thefe barbarous Wretchei was money, as they offered to tele& the Captain and lip on receiving 6cco doliras. Oar Marine Lilt of the t 7th of Augull Bates the Antral h> re of the brig America, from Portfmnoth, NAT liar, Tho:Captain• relates, that he was 3ought to by a French privateer brig, in Lit. aB. lng. 54. in the night. and ordered ou beard with his •papers ; that when he pafat.l over the privateet's gangway, he was &it fainted with a fevere flogging, and his pockets rummaged. The boat was then im mediately difpatched to his brig, which the priva teer's people plundered of every thing they could lay their hands on. Captain PRAY'S Mate was feverely flogged, and his people abufed. Captain SPENSER, the Maller of :inother Ameri can veffel, (fates, that on the 231 of July, in lat. R. 17. long. 58. 30. he was brouBht to by a Sinai& privateer fchooner, and peremptorily ordered on, board with his paper s . Fie ,was very roughly re ceived ;and after enquiring whence he C.IMC, lie was told he mutt pay 20 dollars for the extra that they bad. fired to briog ltim to. When Captain OOENst R told them he tad no money, they tad they araf take what be had, and - immediately difpatchcd a boat on hoard the brig, and plitniered her of half her live lock, finall flares and liquor.. They refaled to tell 'he name of their veffel or Captain, but captain' S. heard that they crnifed from the Ortionnito. • HIGH COURT Of ADMIRALTY, DOCTORS* COM MONS, 20.—This day the Right Hon. Sir W: SCOTT proceeded tattle adjudication of the ft,lh w ing detained Ihips and c-trAoes Sufannah Margaretha, Frericks maßer...-This Telt I, under Pruffian colours, with a cargo of fait, was captiired by his . M.t• betty's lhl;t Cruizer, J. Hancock. Ffq. and brought to Tarm,•uth. —Ship and cargo condemned, and libewife the claimants in colts. . Marie, Monier; mafter.—This vac', laden with a (=goof va rious tue•chandize, bound to New York, was captured by the gun brig Ccrfor Lieut Rowe commander, and brought to Yar mouth.—Ship reftored and cargo dlreded to Rand over. Mire-branch, Littlefield maftel.—Titis was an American vet: fel, Lders with a cargo of full, pork and WAR. Cargo cocdemn ed, on the ground of its being contra:sr.:Al ; Rap directed to fur ther proof, and freight and expecccs wore rrunounc‘d out to be due to the neutral matter. Vrouw Maria, Abr.dtanir reftnred, with freight and encores, and cargo retiored. The Aidar, , Coffin matter.— r io thic cafe the fhip was rettored, together with par: of the cargo, a.purt .esiunicnincd, and as uther part directed to furthei proof Pu Wins llclera, Stapol mailer —Ship ird cargo reftoroll. Itifpatch,Sanith nutter ...Further proof cliroitot witit rcfpcdt to the *hip and cargo. SEPT. 2.5. • The George Wafhingron, . Porter antler.—This sceffel l muler Amerlean colours, laden w.tli a cargo nt. logwonvt, ceifiOygar, and pepper; Was captured by the private Rap of war thittY; Ti apathy; Head,CoMmand , r. and %Inglis to Wevmotali. To this cafe tbelhip 'errs refloasl. part of the (Imo condemned, lad else Vat was di r Las fl ' ioltand ova for the prcf,:ut. • ' La Pujitrirni Conception Aacfes.m qtr.—This vy4;•l was cap tured. to di *sate PAP of war* Speedwell, Serrol. ifetwourr. Commander, end csiried "sited kilasid, and allerviards to Gutrti ky.-.•Shipeoodematsl.• -. : : . • it . flOop, Alhagreca skis gire efarther roof wa s p er . pitted to bc pro..'.oted,colAbe.pait of tne r ciatora. . Attila , Ind expellees la this cafe wire pronounced due to the Matra! midi% • • 111.7!*r4i Fri,tieriek Wilhelm,Rofon tMaltieThis velLI, under Da .nifh calovrsi latlCl %vies 4 cop:0 pi fislyk s and-ot h tr. nsetc)sapdlzr, was captured by bia rthi.:ll* a-gun-brig Blazer. Licut. 10 . 4 HID.. too. Connander, at br.iught to boe)irsa—This 414 at trivate• itiventur s redorcd, with fititht and it pace., and ire —Tarr° toot:armed. . . 1 "11 )6 briendthaft, P.rinta Maltenn-Xhis Phelan veffel,latien•witiea cargo of wine, bramiy, and -,otWrir nterebroulize,*oa a voyage front Frnbrien to Guadalo .e•.: was capineed lair SrFajeills Chip Pluto. Richard Jsnytin, Efq. Commarrder, ( amYbrought to Purtfroduth. Shin and cargo contitmocd, at dapslotto arfeentortsteftored. fispotinicat..Con:Louy Mifficr.ra-This With a cargo of .ifug.ir, and other ourchausliztr; was captured in the prof:sat:ion of llar.vnyage :o London.-s-Shisio!d carzosella'rcri; on the paY:nont of t; , e captors ca; cocci. Die Gute Fewarting, Vrylds Mattcr.—rn this cafe, the 1147 was .reflored, 'denting the quettion of trcititt anti eapenecs,vrod•fur ther proof direatd as to. the property of .her cargo., Palinurur, Nicrriken Malt:7.—This American fhip, laden with a cargo of f , :sr.:r, coffee, and other artrefes wis boUnd on a voyage front New York to Anillerdamt.-.Sbfr renewed -together 'with a part of the cargo, and the rerr.ainntg part dlreecd to further proof. The John Eulkky, Moore Mailer -=This dip, under Ameri can colours, with a cargo of coffee, fugp.r. pepper„ na lamps. and to bacco, in the profecution of her voyage from PhElidefrhia to Am &Want, was caotured by the pri;fite Chip' of war licro, Aaron Gruel). Commander, and , brought to Plyrr.outh. Further proof was dircetol in this eafc, and the private adventures tenoned. • Ditpatrh, &noon ZVl:Men—This was alfo an American [hip, laden with a valuable cargo, on a voyage from Canton to limner-• slam.—Further proof was dirceled in this cafe, and the private la w multi 'wastrel Minerva, Edman Mafter..--This Pruffian veffci, on a voyage from I:Orient to Petcrffiurgh, was captured by theiirivate flap of NV:.r I.Ard Nation, lfm. Crowte Commander, and 'brought to Ply mouth —Shiprrtloted,witb espenect,and further proof direr:lst: as to clic property of the cargo. • • • inooms Wybrand Maf.w.—Furtber proof in this cafe a c`p:l. to the prorerty oldie Ibip. 3: , firo,tw Ha Ike, Rm'cciter Mafter.....The fame d ecree pro . estneed, both as to tic drip and cargo. Fool de LeirpON GAZETTE. Septanter 2g. 4 . • . . -- • . The King boa been pleated to approve of Plum to be his Prullian Majefty's Conful at Gib lo.altar, and the neighbouring ports in the Mediter ranean, to which his Pruffi.in Majefty has not ap pointed any other:Conful. • The King has been pleated to appmve of FIFNitY Donacs. EN . . to he his Sicilian Majelly's Vice Con taut Gliestecy, Juicy, and Alderney. The Kirig has alfo been pleated to approve of %mina, Efq. to be his Sicilian Majefly's Vice Conful at Fa IMOUth. • VIENNA, At z 9 day the Emprefs of Ger many was Wily delivered of a fon : her Imperi.4l Idajefly and the young Prince are as well as can be expeeed. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORON MICE OFFICE, SC PT. 26, 005. • Royal Regiment of At tillety. Gentleman Cadet Philip Patton to be Sec. nd Lieutenant, viee Hol loway, prmoted. Gentleman Cadet John S. Chapman to be Ditto, vice Straton, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Frederick Wright to be Ditto, vice Foley, promoted. Gentleman Cadet James H. Wood to . be Ditto, vice Sheppard, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Rodham J. Home to be Ditto, vice Clofe, preMscied. GeatlemizFaaet William R.. Jackfon to be Ditto, vice Speaen, prom - Wed. Gentleman Cadet John Kane to be Ditto, vice Lernpriere, promoted. Ger:damn Cadet Bali' R. Heron to be Ditto, vice Cameron, - promoted. Gentleman Cadet John Maxwell, to be Ditto, vice Sinclair, promoted. . . Gentleman Cadet William Saunders to be Ditto, vice Achifen, promoted. Gentleman CadettJohn C. Bloomfield to be Dam, vice Deport, promoted. The abi•ve are dated Sept. 13, zEo . e. James Stevenfon. Gent. to he - Dated Sept. 1 .1. 40,• • COMMICGOIIg in the Wiltiltire Yeomanry Cavalry, tigbed lay the Lord l.icntenant. Thomas Croft., Efq. to he Firft Major. Dated Dee. 3, :50 . ,. Richard Long, Efq. to be Second Major. Dated Janie ao, iSos. Hobi.oure, lift. to he C.lptain. Dated May 20, i3c3. Wadham Locke, Lfq. to be Ditto. Dated June tit, :Rog. Thomas Grove, jun. Gent. to be Cornet. D.,:ed June 20, rEos. Edward Snowden, Gem. to be Ditto. Dated Aug. 19, iSos. Cortuniffloas figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of SOmerat. Bath Regiment of Volunteer infantry. Mill Company. James Randolph, Gent to be Lfeuteuant, vice Grail% promoted. Dated September 9, tilas. John Nafon, Geut. to be Ditto, vice Perry, refigued. Dated Sepvmher zo, 18os. Yeovil Subdivition Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Ch tries Hutchirs, Efq. to be Captain, vice Shorland, refigncd. George Templeman, Cent. to be Lieu tenaza, vice Slade, deceafed. George Wcibrgton, Gent. to bt. Ertio. Mortini &that, GI at. 0 be •:urecon. All tiztrd St ptembcr 9, 16. - .1. Sir John Jervis While Jervis's ,Somerlet Rine Corns. jam..s Cattle, Gent. to he Licutenaat, vice Nafon, refigned. Da ted September 18, ettos. Commitfioni io the•Weß Kent Regiment of Militia, figned by the ,Lord Lieutenant. Thomas Law Hodges, Eat. false Major, vice Autten, Dated Ott oher 4; 'lBO4. Captain Umtata:it lticlaird Davies to be Captain. Dated July 3t, 18.33. Licotenalat Robert Shelley to be Ditto. Dated A uguß 2, Igor. Courtney Hourvood, Efq. to be Ditto. Dated Augult an, 1805. Henry Nichol', Gent. to be Lieutenant.' Dated May 3, 1304 F. A M'hitakit, Gent. to Le Ditto. slated May so, 1834. hoff-n Clarks t indair, t t be Ditto ; Etifigu William Bath to be Ditto, anti bitten Willem Rkhardfon to be Ditto. Dated Auguit as, 1503. , ueas, Gent. t 6 be 1 letnenant and Atfirtant Surgeon --.• Chamberlapse, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Zugaß 28, 18;4. Henry Hodfnn; Cent to be Ditto. Dated February z 6, dos. I hank ful Wihnott, Gent. to he Ditto; John Alexander Wilmott, Gent. tu be Ditto ; Edward Jones, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Au g ult t c, tBos. Thomas Flinn Sinitb, Gent. to he Dist& Dated A ugutt 30, [8%5. COMMitIOn in the Ealt Kent Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. • Francis Cooper, Gent. to be Enfilii. Dated March 18.180. r. Cummifflons in the Loyal Weft Worceiter Battalion of Volunteer Infantry, Piqued by the Lord Lieu. tenant of the County of Worcelter. Francis Johnfon, Efg. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Doted Juno ts, x 834. John Jeffcrys, Efq. to be Major. Dated April 21, 1804. To be Captalus--Robert Pardue, Efq. and Richard Jukes, Erg. Dated December ::, 1803. Thomas Pardoe. Lg. Dated December t 7, I&3. William Lea, Erg. Dated April 27, 1805. , James Pardee, Efq. Dated June 19, i 855. aims Holtman, Erg. Dated July 7, tBos. To be Lieutenatits—WilliamPrattingten, Gent. Dated'Srptem ber 6,4410,1. Santncl Chlllinsworth, Gent. Dated Dec. 17, 18b3. jofcph Smith,. Gent. Dated JuDe so, Igor. • • Richard Watfon, Cent. Dated May t, iSes. John Houston, Gent. Dated Illy 25, 184:75. • ' fo be 1. nfigns—James H older, *Gent. Dated Anse 13, 1 goa. Thomas Crump, Gent.• Dated May r, 18ot. Benjamin Newcombe, Geut. Dated May 22, 1805. To be AdJutont—Lieut. James MI %. Dated July so, /804. To be Quarter Matter—llamas Tereation Caine. Gent Dated Attputt - 14, a 7.11. To be ChFlain•Rev. John Cawood. Dated Augult 14. 1804. Commi tons in the sth Battalion of Carmarthenfhire Volunteers ' figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. John Williams, Gent. to be Enfign ' v*:ce Dixie, rellened ; John Rees, Gent, to be LnSgn, vice Thomas Howell, promoted. Dated September 9, 11105. Commiaions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of. Lincoln .— Raifin Company of Trigs. • - Caiaor, and Raifin Volunteer Infantry. .• Thomas IlenC,m,Gent. to be ;a and Lieutenant: wallow Clap ham,.. Gcnt. be Ballo. -tett Augult to, Alas. ' • ' Great Grimfby Sec ond Licinenant WWlim Clap liai, Gcnt. nbc £nfin. I)e tr,tAuuft to, iBO. Great Grimiby Vnunteer Infantry.. • ' Jelin Lulby, Erg..to be Ilajor-Commandant, vice DaVb;Efel. de• • I coifed % Dated September 18, t89:5. - • Cbmtniffions int the ltoyal Catdiga'n Militia,gatiedby 04 Lnid Lizutenant. . • En flzti Wm. Tilficy Jor.e. to be ll' istenant. Dated Aug. to, tans, Joim Hioeh, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated July 18, 1805. Joh= Lewis, Gent, to be Enfign. Dated Au g uit 12. 1805. John Enoch,'Gent. to be Paymaiter. Dated Augult 3 1, aos. Conarsiffisis in the Royal kerthfhite Regiment of Militia, figned by die Lord Lieutenant. Cohn Campbell, Erg. to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Stewart, re iigned. Dated Au g ult IC 1805. Charles M.Diatraid, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 13,1805. Cohn NPNie,,I, Cent. to be Ditto. Dated May 24, 1805. Niel XPG.LiI.-.n, Gent. to be linfign. Dated May 5,1805. Robert Peden Wingate, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated May 9, 1805 • Cominiffious Cgited by the Lord Lieutenant of the EaR Riding of the County of York, and Town and • Consitx of the Town of Kingtion upon fit& Pocklington Corps-of Volunteer Infantry. John Stanford, Gent. to•be Adjutant. Dated May 24, 1804. 014q,ppd Dells/eta Cot pa of Volunteer Infantrr• Thomas Smith, Gem. to be Enlign, vice Darbyihirc, refigned.— Dated Aagutt 6, zBos. Corr.milli is in the IR Regiment of Aberdeen Volun• tem, figned by the Lott! Lieutenant of-Aber deenfhire. 1 Alexander Donald, Gan. to be E,,fign, r:ce `.:elks, refined. Cettnm;ltens.fignel by the Lord Lieutenant of thel County of Fife.— RoyalFifaire Yeomanry Cavalry. Robert P iittn, rs q . to be captain. Dated. June t, 'Sea. Vo lie T.iciacnaniq —Cornet Robert .Spelis, vice feeirucon, re figned.. Dated june 1, t 304. Cornet William Ferzufon, vice Spcirs, reigned. Dated Jan. 14, 1805. To be Corners.—William FerstiCon. Gent. vice Spirt. Dated June I. dot. David btllie, jun. Dol. vice Feral/fon. Dated Jan. 14, 1805. Cooper Volunteers. To be I.i.mtenant:.—Enign James Cockburn, vice Reid, ap pointed to the Ref,:rve; Enficn Michael Philp, vice Methven, promoted ; Enfign James Wiliam vice Chriftle, refired. Dated Acquit Ili, 1804. EnGgn acbcrt Tullis, vice Pitcairn, rckacd. fated June 22. 045. To he Enligns.—John Govin, Gent. vice Cockburn; William Kyd, Cent. vice Philp; Simeon, Gent, vice Wiffon. Dated Austin 18,1804 Charles Charlie, Gent, vire IVlliq. Dated June :a, 180 r. To be Adjutmit.—Ak,alider Andedun, Gent. vice IVPiherfon. Dated Novur•.ber it ,- ; 4. Volunteer. Enfign Henry Scotland to be LiLutenant, vice Stcithoufe. Dated Anna 6, aos. To he Enfignic—Willim Dryfdale, ;ames Recline, Lawrence Miller, Wllii. te Gordon. Gents. Dated as above.. Royal Ealtern Difiria Volunteers. William Overton, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated Dix. it, do 4. Royal St. Andrew's Volunteer s. Captain Ale7::nd,r Meliltum to be Major, vice Demptter, re figned; Bayne, Efq. to be C:.ptaln, vice Nleldrum. Dated June 22, tBos. To be Lieutenants—Geome Buchanan, Gent. vice Haig. refigned; Jofeph M'Cormkk, Gent. vice Alexander Hill, refigned..Dated June as, ISD+ Enfign Thomas Chaim:mid= Armit, rellgned. Dated June 12, 113..)5. To be Enfignsßobert Balfour, Gent. vke Buchanan; David Hill, Gent. vice Jackfein. refigncd. Dated June 25, 1804. David Wright, Gent. vice Game, deceafed Dated June 5a,1805. John Gunn to be Quarter-Mafter, vice Wright, app _Anted Enhgn. Dated June at, 111.75. Donald M'Arhur. Gent. to be lidjutant,wlth the Rank of Brevet Captain. tinted April 14, 0.05. 1Z ~y al Kirkaldy Volunteers. John Leven, Erg. to be Cartain, vice Sir William George Fairfax, rergned. ti .1 June 2S, 18os. align John Bairam to be licatenant. vice Dryfdale, cetigneil; Andrew Wallace, Gent. to be Enfign, vice hanato. Dated Ja • rtuary 4, 18os. John Ruffel, Gcnt, to be Ditto, vice Wallace, rifigned. Dated June2s, t Bcs. Royal Qt2eensfcrry Artillery. Firft Lieutenant James Brown to be Captain Lieutenant ; Second Liettenant Clucks Stewart to he Hilt : Scco:-.1 Lieutenant Thomas Malcom to henna Lieukuant; Campbell lanes, Gent to he second Lieutenant. PARTNERSHIPS M.:SOLVED. Wfl'lath Horton. Richard gash h. and Jokpit Horton, of RufGs tart, Milk-Rreet, September 28, zgor. William Weeich, Robert Wceteb, and William ll'ooks, Lri indertakers, June 22, a Thos. Hadley and Jame., Richards, of Blrniingbam, merebants, June 24, William Bourne and Pcter Voong, of Upper Eat Smitlif.eld, pawnbrokers. May 12, Finch H^M":`,wortls, T.R. Ito:Bova/tit, and Wm. Milton, of Barley, K. nr, paper-I:micro. .3. pr. IV, a Bsci.T. Mary Hading and John Moorm of Coventry, ivateb•eafe axiom k tra . I:r2tember at, 015. Eleanor Howard and Edward Daltliinn, of Manchsfler, gro cers, September 17 % 282 y. Robert Stewart and Jame Sutherland, of Clzarlet-ftreet, Long Acre, brats founders, `.e a 7, z'oc. William Part:id:amid William tee, of Rowbridge, Glouref teribire, dyers. Septetabz.tB„2B:S. cotit, undikak BANKRUP rcy ENLARGED. OE nber 29. William Hugh-., f Crofs-enurt, Broactenurt, Lorg- Acre, Middlefes, money fcrivener, at- ten, at GuildhalL BANKRUPI'S. Chrift opher Leo. late of Angel- c cu rt ;Throgrnorton-ft reet, London, Merchant, dealer and chapoim. to furnmdc Oelober 5,11, and November 9, at ten, at Guil Attorney, Mr. Monteliore„ Finch lane, Cornbill. Matthew Fringle, now or late of Walworth, Surrey.flour-fadoe, corn dealer, dealer and chapnian. October 4, t9,ar.d November 9, at ten, at Guii !ball Attorney, Mr; Martin, Vintner's Hall, Upper Tbames.P.n., t. Richard Hamer, of S.ville Row, Burlington Gardens, Mid,ll.lex vine-merchant, October t. t 2, and Nov. 9, at ten, a , . Gaildhad. Attorney, Mr. George Atkinfon, Cattle-Rita. Falcon.lquare ; • 'ohn Bainbridge, of Walfingliam, Iburharn, draper, grocer, dealer and ehaprnan,Oelober 17. td, and Nov 9, at eleven;atthe houfe of Mr. Charles Turner, innkeeper, in Neweaft/e-upon-Tyne Anomie., Mr. Willis, of Gatethcad, Durham; or Mears. Bell and Brodlick, No. 43, Bow lane Cheapfide. William Travers and James hate, both or Warrington, Larcathito, grocers, dealers, cbapmen, and copartners, O..tober li, is, and Nov. 9, at ten, at the Eagle and Child, Warrington. Attorney, Mr. Fitchett, Warrington. DIVIDENDS. John o&ober 30. Richard Emmett, of Withnell, and Peter Baldwin, of H Thum, Lancafttire, Cotton-manufaeturers and copartners, at eiercn, at th^ Bridgewater Arms, Mancheiter. October 30. T Lomas Whittle, of Wheelton, near Chorley, Lan; r.afhire, nattlin.manufaCtarcr, at twelve, at the Bridgewater Arms, iv.aucticftcr. Odlober at William Stephens, of Exeter, fadler, at four, at the London Inn, Exeter. OEtoher it. John Cheetham Morrey, late of Manchefter. cotton.' manufaEttfrer, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Manchcfter. 061oher 23. John Cole, of Northtawton, Devonihirc;lhopkeeper ' manlier, dealer and chapmao; at eleven, at the Globe, Exeter. (Moller ry. John Luckier the younger, of Warminfter, Wilts, clothier, dealer and chapinan, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, War ' miufter. Oeloher 16. Edward \Val., a Oxford, liquor-merchant, at eleven, at the Crown and "'little Inn. Abingdon, Berks. OEtober 19. Henry Sasby. of Charlton, Kent, market gardener, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. Getober 29. James, Charles, and homas Loft; of Friday-ftreet. Cheapfide, London, vrarckoutemen and copartners, dealers and chapmen, at ten, at Guildhall. OEtobtr iB. Oliver Aphis, late of Banbury, Owfordillire, &then& a eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Banbury. Cletoher a 6. Richard Reynolds. of IWintechapel. Middlefer, wine; merchant, dealer and chapter'. at tell, at GuPdhall. , 04totwr 28. Robert Ballaotine Earn, now. or tete of Litchltald, wine-merchant, at eleven, at the Hitch of Luella, at Whichnure • Bridges, StalfordOsire. ()dotter 13. Jufeph Richarifori, of Ponrith. Cumbertmd, monger, at eleven, at the Nrw Crown Inn. Feuri!h. OEtober49. Michael Furlow,e, late of Guildford-ftreet, . • fquare, Middlefez, mercliont, Cam now a. prifoi.er in tbc Ktuit'a Bench,) at ten, at Guildlia!l. Oitober 29. William Healey. of Newton.Bullarll, DevonfEre, . . merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. bet a t, t -e 29. Samuel Bottomby, late of Royfton, Cambridgeflaire; • intiholder, at ten, at Guildhall, London. D.eember 5. John Lane, 'I homas Frafer, and Thomas Boynton, , late of Nicholas-lane, London, merchants and copartners, at eleven, at Guildhall. . Odlober 25. John James, of Truro ; Cornwall, money ferivener and tin merchant, at ten and twt le:, at the Red Lion inn,Truro. Odtober t 5. Jahn Took, of Methwold, Norfolk, grocer and dra: per, at eleven, at the Guildhall, King Lynn, Norfolk. Odtober 19. Francis Sken, of Davis.flrcitt, Berkeley•fquare, oil. man, at ten, at Guildhall. Loudon. Odtober i 9. Thomas posts Fenwick, of P.nzance. Cornwall, linen draper and thopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. October 29. Timothy Virtue, of Haminerfmith, Middisfer. CM. pewter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Ottober aB. James Griodrecl and Michael Guell, of Manche(. ter, Lancalltire, cotton merchants, at tea, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchefter. . • Oelobcr. 28.. William Grettham, of t scter, tallow chandler, et five, at the Half Moon ion, tieter. • Notreintwr 16. William. Pretymaa,,eif Great Tower.ftreet, Len doll, cooper, at %lon n, at Guildha Nov. 3. Jeffery Set ape, formerly of Que rn !tree:, Cheap fide, after. wards M Beaumont itn:et, Mary- Boone, and nom of R of l. Lion -area, Ho born. Midtlldga, Ruck-bran", ticales and cLar wan, at tcu, at (kali:ball. PJLIOE, &c. On Satnrday morning William Pialarwai ebar gel at the Public Office; Bow-ltreet, with being a com mon beggar and an impollor. It appeared, from the evidence of the parifn beadle of Sorters-Town drat the ptiloner had, that morning , at dn. 2 7 , ClarendenTquare, and prefented a petition, Rating himfelf to be a gentleman in diflrefs, and that he was related to feveral pet tons of diltindion. The beadle knowing him to be an impoltor, too!: him into cuf tody. On fearching him, nineteen Codlings were found. He was recognifed to have been brought to the office a (hurt time !ince, charg ed by a number o r the inhabitants cf Chelfea and Lirompton alai a fimilar offence. In feveral intlanCes he got into houfes whe:c there were only timely', and refefeet to retire tiil he had obtained money. On fearchir.A Lim at that time, between icor and five rounas re?, found. On his promising not t. t,e g tilt yul the 1:: offence aglin, he was then liberatod. Ots lie endeavoured to perlibril; the fslaoill;-..t: liberate him on a fithilar plonsife, f• honour he would keep his word. Mr.;Gitaw AN him he had not ailed like a gentleman, which he pretended to be its breaking the plomife which he had made heroic, and thy-dere he ihould Oct tat::: his word irw. Mr. G. :irked biro ‘sitv he did rwe work? He replied, he had lyre br::ughr trp a y en _ tleman.• but• was not polkaed of any talents. Tbis ensiled a general booth Hr has a very uncomn.on .face, and it was jrility (+fel vc,l in the office, it was the bell calculated for a iJeggartr that ever was lien ; he could raife a cry, or pretended one, as occalion might require. Mb . GR ARAM told him, he fhnnld commit him as a rogue and vagabond, or he truit agree to go to I.:a. He i.. abut thirty }ear - lo age.. At times he ffieweci fymptoms of being an blest. Friday ev , ::ting, one Shepherd, in•confequence• of an information he had lodged before:the Bow-In-ea Magiltrate>, and the refufal of an instantaneous con vietion and award of penalties npon foch. tillimoto• as he thought fit to adcince, attettled. before Jr,; B,:an, to ()prole the bail tenderrl iiy flit .••••• • the whole of a hich was. the nary in 56. a,•,! , furetics in 251. each. Shepherd could .13.t4eng •:!•: property of the pertains tendered; one of'''. h a rapeClab!e stationer in Pall M.ll, and the elderly pert; m not in hofinefs, who defcriisedbitive;i a. a gentleman ; and each were ready to fweir thend : lee, worth cool. or socol. if required. Shepherd w the bail to enter into explanations how each cam.: b) their property ; Rated them to have acquired it by gaming, and Witted that the Magiltrate ought to re lure it. Joiiice Bosa, after arguing a confricrable tirne in fupport of his antltorit., and in •remnratrAi ig on the indecorum cf . Shepherd in thus dictating to him in the execution of his duty, took the bail. This pro duced new and unequalled inflances of the melt of. fentiv e enntumac;.-. 1t r. BOND desired him to with- draw, which he pereMptorily and pertinacioully refufed, and infaßed 4 , that it was a public Court, and he had a right to Ray there as long as he liked, s,nd'would not 1;1 Pat for any man's command; he was not to he bu'lied or cowed by Mr. BOND; and he would not iii:." • Mr.. jullice 13oan, no longer able to bear fo groft a violation of his •an thority in maintaining the order and refilea dne:t.o his office, and the bench on which he presided, was at length under the neceffity of coming forward, and forcibly turning the fellow out of the juliice room.' • . • . •,• • • • • ./ORTHS. • Took*, at Wilton Palk, the Lady of Jamaillike, Efq. of* fon In Dublin, the Lidy of the Hoe. and RCS'. J. Pomeroy, of.' fan. Wedriefday„moroing, it TiplOW. the Hory Mts. (keeidl, Lady of Pakoe Oreofed,.EflliVl. P. of a daughter. Os yhutfeay, u Windfor,.the.Hon. Mrs, Soeyd, of a dinghter. wedneraty;l4,l7.lr3kot'.Efq.te Lady Donslas, of Great .Cumt.erlaud ftree.l, • Uitthew Paillie, of Carnhroe, ba l Mrs. Pro*, &left d'inzhker ertlglin Itfq. of Weak-all. • • Lately; Mr. Robfrele.ilkos, of Portland fquare, Brfftolt 410 er , e41v06 petit ? . --I.rfor, Era. the fame lace. Qv tlic Tyin irSt. Church, lianover-refuare, ReS ~Mabon.sl7. 4 . vrcprtkw; - • ct Irclund, Mirs Dims Saber, d.mghter Of Etrir;rallaiier; Park-ftreet, Graham:lr. fiparc-_ . . , • ' VFW . • On the aoth infiant, John Talithi, flOotitafteCtilinglc,alt. On 64 37th. of Aptaj lot, at his country feat; near Stelienboa l Cape ofG04)(1 Hope, John Gerhard Mete, ffitried 45. On the tjtjt Irtftnt, at kilinhargh. the Reis Arezicalet• Mt% of the Scotch Epifeop4l Chorah,, in thg-431 yrr oT his age. On the t /th init. at his loegings la Edinburgh, Alian Mee ends Efq. late Proptiaor and tAitors,f the I.onsiN Alton joutual. About the middle of Augat, at.St.P‘terfbursh, fudder4,of an apoplexy, Major Anting. • At BromptOn. near Chatham. on Monday, aged Sa, Mr. Am brae Bryant, focmeriy a wit in his Majefty's WAITER LotiD64l44►R DO gTO -MORIt . • Iftentag - : 46 ruiautab after 7. Alltarsoas . . 16 minute' after 8 fiAViNG Loy-cif to the thoy, and been gratified t.y tte tn,lft'eoniiderahie ti:setice in that ism& vettch t thoucht pre per to ((deft. 1 that that 1 Lave net more tali e-nployed m., time than, thole who; in the eveniive field of tt.e psy:effint, reeafoually hzUlerOl fa tlibectvirty, aud cannot always attain ttrtt faeces which ts.sequired by COLCCatnen the hatctleaual p.m.( r to oneriak of ditreera 1-I:,drea.esob b.x.?2LIFY aye.. pavatteesy Cffi Biog. for el ter! with tt era a t Ala of conansetant frinzenu,a.ni. b 7 a 4v• preload/ ail etti entwa7,, esiesatee iti hotWesesembintred , Wiwator theybrilit ktrzthe petvida -e example, therivatv.so- Ake. !:4,its of fc'w•at bPys, fr !es of fernery, they !e -ciuire the tr?..tt OW:nu preirelloi4l ; tut Sy the iteerana of pu•sAveatol saga; the fyosprmsste 261411/41.4 an*: the COCItt . tut'..m is .;r:L.,ervi • Mr.ILL7.g. of the.r. OVAL CC!..1441-triStili6 llo44 . 1 1 ... s nsy trete:atm' op regularity of ,A;srartirni cA44 )0 E: 51 ' 4 ; evezy Feislfrqf to pradiee, I fen' enycalf enritLz, to that with Litt.crto been fo 4otwared: In thk t:;it tenfut.cats en local ave.akne . e. cally ,ant'at.:•• , ! prevent tte ,- .7:sn - litv al a 4.,.,,:rat0l team; .Lut feta, frm, a confri.w . nc!"t of flz uatnalt - aai of the' ••• v esteed inisfe-vres! Is - ! :ael:1 of the C6llltUelt.t orefsT ,- .1 p!"ydetAn and bfoorla over hie infirmity with (wild c.o. iteetr.-r P it nuift :st iaraStwcy (mitten to he 31Tssr,toot only of eapedlity of.trestoiant hat a.:da of the toukintiogDi focreev. 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