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• • • 1 . 2 ' • • , • , 1 7 - g • , • , • • 777- - . - rz ANS 711EATRB. • The play of Lows' Pow: was repeated on Sater slay night. and Mrs. Mee^rn appeared for the se cond time, before a very crowded audience, in the character of Amelia Miltkniainh Being less alarmed than on the former Occasion. slie was more at ease to eutsue her conception of the part. She received the greatest apulause, and may now be considered as e.tablished in the favour of the town. Mr. Res gave great expression to the passionate sensibility of Fre &rick. His•reproaches of the Baron, his father, were given with the finest effect, and the declamation against the abandonment of his lover and his off spring, received all the force of which it was capable. Tl.e other parts were well sustained, and the whole performance gave the most general and lively satis- Liction. The House was crowded to excess. FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER. MOIMINO Deess.—A cambric muslin petticoat, ornamented at the feet with a double flounce of French work, appliqued with a narrow heading of the same ; the body, front the shoulder to the neck, gathered full into narrow trimming, corresponding with the heading of the ilounce ; a military collar, frilled with the French work ; a short French :4844, open in the front, and trimmed entirely round to correspond. - • WALKINO Da ess.—A round robe of fine cambric or jaconot muslin, ornamentedwi. h a double flounce of French needle-work at the feet, under an open passe, composed of French 'grey tars net, lined with salmon colour; the upper part of the sleeve lashed with satin of corresponding colour, fulled indict in. A full ruff of needle-work, and a mall French handkerchief round the neck. Accustom/Ws Reirostroay. LONDON Fosnwns.-41light sasnet pelisses, principally of shot silk lined with white earmet, and made to display the under-dress, are in mode; a slight fullness in the waist is drawn in with a ribbaod, but the front is quite loose and /tea back; there are no collars worn. but a small lies tippet which has just Made its ap pearance will, we think, for the present, completely supersede French ruffs. The form of this tippet is very simple; it is cut entirely bias, and trimmed redid will, lace; it is pinioned care lessly round the throat, and the ends, ?bout half a quarter long, fall over the bosom. White satin pelisses, trimmed w rich white silk fringe, are in great estimation in the carriage seitionne. The Waterloo hat in moss silk, aid ornamented with white feathers, is the head-dress generally worn with a pelisse ; it is a Spanish hat, of a form somewhat peculiar. For dinner diets the materials are very variant. Satinets are in very high estimation, and slight satins are much worn by ma tronly ladies. Poplins, French silks, and muslin', both plain and worked, are generally worn. Gowns are universal, and the waists extremely short. When the dress in composed of muslin, the shape is formed entirely by letting in lace, which has a novel and tasteful effect. The materials for full dress are still black and white lace, and white and coloured crapea over white satin; there is however one novelty, and that a very tasteful one, it is a French gauze, embroidered in the loom in silver in so skilful a manner that it is _scarcely possible to distinguish it from the embroidery of the needle. The only novelty in the form of full dress is the shep herdess jacket, which is extremely pretty, and were it not for the iangnificent materials of which it is composed, would have a truly Arcadian appeatauce.-13zu.s Asstm etas: The SP E AKER o f the House of Common¢ quitted Kidbroke, with his son, fur Brighton, on Monday last, where he purposed embarking for Deippe, on his road to Paris. The packets between B►ighton and Dieppe greatly fall off in their outward freights ; while those for the homeward voyage are,- nearly in the same ratio, in creased, owing to the ►►dvanced•state of the season, and the dread whie'► exists of more horrors and con vulsions being in reserve for the French people. EXTRACT 01; A LETTER FROM OTRANTO, JULY 25. The whole of Italy has suffered dreadfully by . the French, and none so much as the delightful coun try which is the most fertile of the Kingdom of Naples ; curses deep and loud resound from all quar ters on their late Tyrant, and 44 Viva gt heist, sa lutes my ear at every step. You may judge bow greatly they have suffered when I tell you that few proprietors could make it answer to gather the crop of olives, and that oil, which now sells for 40 ducats, then only sold for six." The DICTATOR, Captain MONTRESSOR, and Want. Captain KENT, arrived on Friday at Portsmouth,. flout Quebeciast from Plymouth. '1 hese ships left England for the purpose of bringing home the me ' chanics, who were employed*in ship-building on, the Lakes. After waiting some considerable time, only 38 were assembled, and these the DICTATOR brought. Tie ships had a quick passage home of only three weeks. The TRAAve, Captain CODD, is detained at Quebec, for a time. from the following singular and melancholy circumstance :—The armonrer of the ship was detected by the Serjeant of marines, and another man, in having made a set of tools for coin, ing countet kit money ; and, from the representations these two men made, the armourer was pot into con finement, preparatory to his being tried by a Court. Martial. This so exasperated one of his imamate' against the informers, that, from friesidski/i to the ar. muster, he determined to ;warder cote of them. Ac cordi4ly, he diligently waited for an opportunity three nights, when he met with the,Serjeant, who was going his rounds, on tbs. lower deck, to we if the 1 ghts were out, and then stabbed bins de a d.. Th e Civil Authority in the Colony claimed the person of the murderer, and he awaits the trial of his crime at that Court. Wednesday the Elizabeth schooner, Captain DA• New., hith was employed as a packet between .Brigliton and Dieppe, being left only with one sailor and two boys on board, in a sudden gale, struck on the rocks near Bognor, and foundereJ, whereby the crew suret'with a watery grave. Wednesday, at Littlehampton, a sailor, in the act of stepping from one vessel to ar4loer, fell into the Mt, and was drowned. He was a North-country- Mall, and has left a widow and seven children to be. - wail his loss. Thursday the body of Mr. William Charman, of . CoWfold, near Horsham, was found lying dead on the road leading horn Handcross to the former place. The deceased had been a short journey, and his horse returned home late 6n Wednesday evening wiitout its rider. It is supposed he was taken in, a fit, as no marks of violence appeared on the body. A few nights since the Earl of LONSDALeS coach man was unfortunately killed by 'tieing thrown from a horse as he was crpssirig a bridge, between Penrith and Lowther. It is supposed that be was going at NH gallop, and in turning a short corner be was thrown over the bridge; which was of considerable height. The body warfohnd the following Morning uuder water. The horse wallound in a field adjoining. WonsnmErnicr.--Saturday Mary Starliffia girl of fourteen years of age, and of interesting appear. ante, wag brought before Sit WILLIAM PARSONS, OR Rye different charges of thieving. Fully committed, PROM SATURDAY NIGNIU GitZA7TZ. iminsimmino This Gazette notifies as follows t—Count Funchal. Ports:pa Atobasiador, bad an audience diens of the Prints Regent on the 98th ult. On the .99th his Royal Highness invested Rear. Admiral Sit W. J. Hope with the ensigns of a Knight Comman der of the Bath. TM following promotions have taken place in the Peerage, via. The Earl of Cholmoadeley to be Earl of Rucksavage and Man quit of Cholmondeley. Viscount Grimston to be Earl Vendetta • . Viscount Whitworth to be Baron Adbaston and Earl Whit worth. Lord Brownlow to be Viscount Alford and Earl Brownlow: Lord Eliot to be Earl of St. Gentians. • Lord Boringdon to be Viscount Boringdon end Earl Murky. Baron Bsedford to be Viscount Newport and Earl of Bradford. Baron Beauchamp to be Viscount Eindey and Eat of Beau champ. Lord Gardner to be Viscount Gardner. Ewen Cameron, of Fassifern, Callan, and Artherstese, Esq. bas been made a Baronet of the United Kingdom. Lieutenant J. Edgecombe, of the Royal Navy, it permitted to accept and wear the insignia of the Order of St. Wiadimir, con ferred upon him by the Emperor Alexander, for the signal in trepidity displayed by him during the blockade of Hamburgh and Haarbourg. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OrFICE, SIPTEMBER 30. Ist Regiment of Life Guards—Major the Hon. Henry Beau champ Lygon, from the 16th Light Dragoon+, to be Major and Lieutenant-C.014m1, vice Ferrier, killed in action. To be Captains of Troops—Captain Horace Seymour, from the 60th Foot, vice Whale, promoted lit thetieth Light Dragoons; Lieutenant George Randall, vice Lind, killed in action. 'To be Lieutenant—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Wilkins George Terry, vice Randall, promoted. To be Cornets and Sub-Lieutenaate—Tryon Sins, Gent. (from half-pay of the sth Foot as Captain with temporary rank), by unlade ; Cornet Edw ard &tiptoed, from the 18th Light (paying the differeoce), vice Dean, promoted. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas William Taylor to be Major, vice Howard, kilted in action; Lieutenant John W. Parsons to be Captain of *Troop, vice Taylor. 16th Ditto—Captain John Whale, from the i.e Regiment of Life Guards, to be Major, without purchase, vies Hon. H. B. Lygon, appointed to the Ist Regiment of .Ufe Guards. 22d Ditto—Alfred Davis, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Beath, promoted. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Henry Murray, Esq. (Page of Honour to the Prince Regent) to be Ensign and Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Buckley, deceased. Ist Regiment of Feat—Ensign William Howe to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice St Marguerite, who retires. 15th Diu.. -Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Hankey, from the ed Ceylon Regiment, to be Major, vice Spawforth, who exchanges. 9th Ditto—Lieutenant P. R. Brown to be Adjutant, vice Challis, appointed to the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. 19th Ditto—Lieutenant William Cox to he Captain of a Com pany, vice Wetnyu, deceased ; Henry Wood Rideout, Gem. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Macdonald, promoted. 21st Ditto—Lieutenant John Doig to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Mackay, whose promotion has not taken place. 26th Ditto—Captain James Steadman, from half-pay of the Regi ment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lett, who exchanges. 34th Ditto—Lieutenant Peter S. Barron to be C aptain of a Com pany, vice Ellard, deceased; Ensign Thomas Mathison to be Lieutenant, vice Barron. 35th Ditto—Ensign W. L. Hailing to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Austin, appointed to the sth Royal Veteran Battalion ; George Hildebrand, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Heddiug. 40th Ditto—To be Lieutenants,' without purchase... Ensign Henry Glynn, vice Chadwick, appointed to the Ist Royal Ve teran Battaliun ; Ensign Edward John H. Brisco, vice Robb, superseded. To be Ensigns—JoshuaJones Ashley, Gent. vice Glynn; Robert Campbell, Gent. vice Brine. 41st Ditto—Cbaries Leighton Kennett, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Procter, promoted in the Bth Foot. 45th Ditto—Lieutenant James Reid, from half-pay of the Rs* went, to be Lieutenant, vice Berwick, who exchanges, receiv ing the difference. 40th Ditto—Reger Hale Orate, Gana to be Ensign, withal purchase, vice Gregory, promoted. • Old Ditto—Ensign D. 0. Host to be Lieutenant, without pun: chase ; Ensign C. 8.-Morgan, from the moth Foot, to be En sign, without purchase, vice Host. 64th Ditto—Entign B liareSeld to lie Lieutenant, without pure chase, vice Young, appointed to the 6th Royal Veteran Bat. talion. To be Ensigns, without purchase— Dodgin. Gent. vice Sardield ; Robert M'Dougall, Gent. vice Dunn, promoted in the 2d Garrison Battalion. 67th Ditto—f.ieutenant William Ronald to be Captain oh st Company, by purchase, vise heck, promoted. end Ditto—Joseph Vincent, Gent. to be Endge, whitest par chase, vim Taylor, promoted. 88th Dinar-John George Douglas, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Morgan appointed to the ssd Foot. 924 Ditte—To be Ensigns--Burrows Kelly, Gent. vice Becher, killed in action; James M'Dooald, Gent. vice M''herson, killed in action. %kb Ditto—Major Joint Duffy, from the 434 Foot, to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Wade, who retires. 96th Ditto—Captain James ballot), from half-pay or the 40th Feet to be Captain of a Company, vice Cudbenson, who ex• changes, 97th buns—Ensign Charles Boileau to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Downing, appointed Quarter-Master. 24 Ceylon Regiment—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel James Spew forth, Irons the 15th Foot, to be Major, vice Hearth . was exchanges. • Royal Waggon Train—Cornet Wifism Hripwood to be Lieut.. nant, vice Gem, whose appointment ban not taken place; W. Shack'', Gent. to be Cornet, vice Hopwood. 24 Garrison Battalion—Ensign William Dean, from the 68th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Miles, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, Ist Royal Veteran Bittallew•Edward Rama* Yell. te tie Pay master. sd Ditto—Quarter-Master Edward Sawyer, from the late 7th • Royal Veterati Battalion, to be Quarter-Master, vice Sncwh, promoted. sth Diuo—Lieutenant Daniel Brooke, from a Garrison Com pany, to be Lieutenant. 6th Ditto—Captain Robert Gray, from the 48th Foot, to be taken pin Carole of a Company, vice Hon, whose appointment has not Bth e. Dbto--To be Lientenititii—lketesant John Mks, from' the ed Garrison Batt:dim, vice Ross, whose appointment has not taken place; Lieutenant F. Whines from the 4th Royal Veteran &trace, vice Minima, whose appointment has not taken place; cleatter•Master Joseph Mali, from SM Staff of the Hikes Depot. . Nova Scotia FeneiblesEnsign Richard U. Howe to be Lieute: mat, without purchase, vies M'Nabb, who resigns. Garrison Company—Captain Alexander Sutherland to have per , mutant rank in the army. . • 1111 IV ILT. To be Majors in tho Army. Captain Robert Carter, of the Siciban Regiment. Captain Andres; L. Hay, of the 11th Foot. nosPITAL !TAIT. To be Surgeon to the Forces—John Thompson, M.D. To be Asdstant.&aff-Surgeon—Hospital-Assistant Henry Home Blachadder, vice Poole, promoted hi the Royal African Oar's. The. King's German LSO" td Regiment of Light Dragoons—Paymaster Vfamm H. White, from half pay of the 311th Foot, to be Paymister, vice Arm. arms, who exchanges. The Duke of Brunswick Oda' Corps Volunteer William Robert Wynn, Moroni to be Cornet. York Light Infantry Vologloon. Lientsnant Archibald Morrison, from &filet Foot, to be Cap. talc of a Company, without purchase, vie* Webb, appointed to the 3d Royal Veteran Battalion. ERRATA in the Gazettes of 12th nkirno, and 19th and *34 alt, 534 Foot—For John Lawfurd Kingston Gent. to be Ensign, read Robert Kingston, Gent. to be Ens ign. , 734 Foot—For Matthew Lidwell, Gent. to be Ensign, read Mark Gear to be Ensign. Hospital Staff.—For Staff-Surgeon Thomas Donohoe to be Physi cian to the Forces, read Staff-Surgeon Thomas Doman to bo Aysidan to the Forces. • • • • Pot Pulsates IX Obeartnid, ftsentitte 781 Foot; to be Surgeon to the Forces, Aid Serpens frois Foot to be Surgeon to die Forces. dill Dr:goons—For Lieutenant Tbomee Biddidpls to be Captain sofa. Troop, .by purchase vice Murchison, who retires, reed Lieutenant Tbeophibis liddulph to be Captaia of a Troop, by purchase, vice Murchboti, who retires. Cdmmiselon signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of the County of York, City and County of the City of York. let West York Militia—Major William Smith to he Lieutenant- Colonel; Captain Joseph Allen to be Major; Captain John Dyson to be ditto ; John Hardy, Esq. to be Captain ; William Muller, 'Esq. to be ditto • John Hilary Clough, Gent, to be Lieutenant; Thomas Ka vanagh, Gent. to be ditto; Ensign Daniel M‘PolloOk to be ditto ; Eissign John Corury 'Kemp to be ditto; John Herbert, Oens. to be Ensign ; Thomas Ketch- Ingham. Gent. to be ditto; au s Venal, Gent. to be ditto. fRd Regiment—Captain Williyaon to be Major ; Charles • Atkinson, Gent. to be &Igo. 3d Regiment—Quarter-Master John Atkinson to be Lieutenant, by Brevet. Sib (or Strafoeth and Tick.hill) Regiment of Local Militia.— Edward tew, Esq. to be Captain. 11th (or Cbro) Regiment...Step:len Tempest, jun. Esq. to be Captain ; the Hon. Edward Fem. to be ditto. Northern Regiment of Yorkshire West Siding Yeomanry Ca valry—Right Hon. Captain Frederick Robinson to be Major, vice Thomson, resigned; Captain Lieutenant Henry Wil loughby to be Captain, vice Robinson.; Sir Henry Goodrkke, Bart. to be Captain Li eutenant; Richard Charles Hend Graves. Gent. to be Carnet ; Richard Wharton ingilby, Gent. to be tto, vice Harvey, resigned; Hon. Edward William Harvey Hrwke to be ditto. Knaresborowgh Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry—Sir Thomas Slinpby, Bart. to be Captain Coniniandant ; Charles Slingsby, Gent. to be Lieutenant; James Henry Fysii, Gent. to be CurneL 2d (or Craven) Regiment of Local Militia.—Thomas Dawson, Gent. to be Quarter -Master. Commission in the Ross-shire, b.:. Regiment of Militia, signed by the Commission of Lieutenancy fur the County of Ress. James Henderson, Esq. to be Captain of a Compani. Commission in th e Fifesbire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Fife. William Christison, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Arthur ; Frede rick Campbell, Gent. to be ditto, vice Graham, promoted. NANKRUP IVY ENLARGED. Nov. 7, Joseph John R.kbardson, of the Fleet-Market, Loodafi, fishmonger, at ten, at Guildhall. October 7, Thomas Horne, of Poplar, Middlesex, Suar-factor, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. October 21, Robert Bramley, of Shotter's-court, Throgenerton ' street, London, bill-broker, dealer and chaptuan, at twelve, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. John Sande, late if Plyttiouth.Dock, Devonshire, victualler, to surrender Octebw 11, 14, at one, and Nev. ii, at ten, at the Prince William Henry Hotel, in Plymouth-Deck. Attormw, Mr. Walker, 13, New Inn, London; or Mr. Richard Redd, Plymouth Dock. . Thomas Bulbul of Wednesbury, Staffordshire, gun barrel-ma ker, dealer and chapman, October 11, 14, and Nov. 11, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Ni. chola, No. 16, Gray's-lea-square, London ; or Mr. Mole , Birmingham. Berthold Joanne. Justus Wyeth, of Manor-row, Tower hill, Middlesex, perfumer, dealer and chapman, October 4, at ten, October 7, at twelve, and November at ten, at Guildhall: Attorney, Mr. Chantey, Mark.laue. John Rabin the younger, of the park\ of Weuvoe, Glamorgan . shire, mobster, dealer and chapeau, October 11, 12, and Nov. 11, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies,, Megan. Pool e and Greenfield, 12, Gray's Inn-square, London, or Mr. John Cornish, Bristol. lobe Booth, late of Wibsey, Yorkshire, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, October 11, at the White Bear, Manches ter, October 14, at the Angel Inn, Oldham, and Nov. 11, it the White Bear Inn, Manchester, at eleven. Attorii:es, Mr. Gibbon, Ashton-under-line; or Air. •Battye, Chancery-lane. Joseph Harris, of St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, scrivener, October 24, 25, and Nov. 11, at eleven, at the George Inn, Hunting- don. Attoraies Mr. Edward Green, Sc. Ives; or Messrs. Debary and Co . Gate-street, Lincoln's ino-fields. John Barnes, of Bury Sc. Upwind's, Suffolk, naillright, dealer and chapnian, October IM, it eight s October 14, and Nov. 14,, at eleven, at the Hall-Moon Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. Actor min, Mr. James Baishani r lewort6 ; or Mews. Egerton and ' Witham, Gray'. Inn, London. (John Roney, of Wood-street, Cheap'lda, London, bacon-drier, dealer and chapman, October 4, at ten, October 7, at twelve, and Nov. tl, at ten, at Guildt.all. Anomie% Mann. !Wen and Freeman, 2S, Basinshali-street, London. George &wham, of Clithero, Lancashire, innkeeper, joiner, and cabinet-maker, October 17, at sir, October te, at eleven . , and Nov. 14, at six, at the Mitre Inn, Preston. Attornies, Mr. Norris, Stt, John-street, iletitord-row, Loodou; or Mr. Chid es Buck, Preston. dLingsman St. Dube, late of Cock-hill, Ratcliffe, Middlesex, ship chandler, dealer and chapntaa, October 24 24, and Nov. I t, et twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old liethlem. Broad • treet. ihn Leigh the younger, of Liverpool, of Dublin, and of Bennett's HW, London, rope-maker, insurance-broker, dealer and chap mao, October 3, 14, and Nov. 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Atter- Mee, Messrs. Young and Hughes,at. Mildred's-court, Poultry. eter Thomson, late of Abchureb-lane. Undon, merchant, dealer and dolman, October 3, (4, and November a 1, at teu, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meson. Tomlinson", Thomson, and Baker, Copthall-court, larovnorton •street. Robert Butler, late of High-street, Pophr, Middlesex, chandler. dealer and clarion, October 7, 14, and Nov, 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Heard, Hooper-square, Goodinatis k fields. Junes Velvin, of Bradford, Wilts, clothier, pawnbroker, dealer and r.bapmass, October 9, 10, and Nov. 11, at eleven, at the New Bear Inn , Bradford. Attorney, Mr. Bush, Bra dford; or Mesers.Egan and Waterman, Essex-street, London. • DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Die. 9, Edward Dadley, Shoe-lane, pewterer, at ten. October 17, William Shallaass, of Joseph-street, St. ancras, baker, at , eleven. October sl, Thomas Davenport Latham and J oseph Puty, Dvronakireosquare ' merchants, at twelve. Nov. 4, Wm. Roden, Of Hytbe, Last, bookseller, at ten. Nov. il, Richard Smith and George 1 evacuee, of Gun-etreet, Spitatileide, silk weavers, at one. Nov. 4, Chokes Gamines, Axminster, Devon, draper, at twelve. Nov. 4, WiWlm Urquhart, of Lloyd's Coffee house, merchant, at ten. Nov. 11, John Passlan, of Bminghall street, merchant, at one. Nov. 7, 'Thomas Collins, of Whitey, .blankm-inennfaaurer, at eleven. N0v..4, Lawrence Gwynn, Boriughltaglrareet, seedsliaN at ten: Nov. 7, William Aldred. Ipselleh, ikiewdeager . , at one. Nov. 4, William Bell,.Clement's. lane, Lemke, diversmitb, at twelve: Nov. 4, George Timothy ' Kirtland, et Iltlites-conn, haberdasher, at ten. Nov. 4, Titus IC.eymer loinfßadky Hall, of Friday-street, warehousemen , at ten. Nov. 4, Clement Chatto Watson, Fends:arch-street, wine and brandy merchant, at twelve. Nov. 4, John Hughes, King. street, Wapping, victualler, at twelve. Nov. IS, James Foreman, Sheerness, carpenter, at twelve. October 28, Abraham 'saurian, of How ford London, merchant, at twelve.. Nov. 118, James Stafley,Wadhurst, Sussex, fanner, at twelve. October U, Thomas Plumpton, of Illichors-square calendar,: at twelve 4 October SI, John Francis Berge and Ma t thew Pooh:, of King's, Arms Buildings, Wood-street, hosier, at eleven. Nov. 14, Joie Weiglitman, of Moonotrost, r, at Met*. October Georg* Nonage, Stansted-Mo ot Essex, miller, at eleven. October James Brown Springfield, mar Chelmsford, merchant, at ten. Nov. 113 9 , Philip Pend, of Great Winebeetom street, merchuat, at twelve. Nov. 4, John EMU, of Queen.strat t , Cbsapado, lasilinsrebant, at tan. Nov. 7, WWiam Ring the younger, Ratabortar, grocer, at eleven. Nov. 11, William South, Epping, um:dosser, wine a nd brandy merchant, at one. • DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNT KY. October If, Thomas Hunter the younger, of King's Lynn, woollen-draper, at six, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn. October 19, Robert Weed. Marten, horse.dealer, at eleven, at the Old Sandal Ina, York. Octo ber 10, Richard Hardman, Liverpool, alert:bask at one at the York Hotel, Liverpool. October 17 Joseph Dian, amanitas Priors, confectioner, at eleven, at the Black Swan, Warwick. Nov.l, Edward Brad.haw, James Pau. son, aid Brian Vkty, Manchester, horse-milliners at time, at the White *Or Ina, Manchester. October iii, Ro bert .tyre, of balding, merchant, at twelve, at the White Hart inn, Spalding. October 27, James Hegreen Bury St. Edmund's, stow, et iv, la the Agri bop Buy St. Edema& SPORTING liITEtitGENCE. riONCASTER MEETING-1815. THURSDAT, SePT. 28. Sweepstakes of flOgs. each; with togs. added by th..' C orp° , of Doncaster, for three year old fillies, B't. sib. s t , Course; IS Subscribers. ilake of Leeds's b. by Dick Ardreeis, dam ty Sir Peter Mr. Riddeß's b. by Orville, dant by Star Seven to 4 against the Clinker filly-5 to 2 against o. - alter the dead hear 5 and 8 to 4 against the whin er . The Doncaster Clu bl Stakes of 50gs, each, h, ft. for hcrses of sd ages. 'Uwe miles. Seven Sub,criher s . , Sir W. MawArs b. e. S yrs. old, 7st. 41b. Duke of Leeds's b. f. by Orville, 3 yrs. old, 7.t. 21b. Mr. Watts's Ch. tn. Alti,idora, 5 yt ;. old, en. nab. Seven to 4 on Filo da Puta. Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, IL ft. for thre-year olds, co! 51b. fillies Bst. 21b. ..et mile; 12 SubAcriberc. Mr. Wilson's ch. e, Billing, by Sorcerer Mr. Wilson's b. f. by Shuttle, out of Dowager Mr. Launbton's ch. c. Gromaii,hy Salm Even betting and 5 to 4. on the Shuttle filly; 2 to toman; 8 to 1 against Billing. Sweepstakes of Mtgs. each, h. ft. for three-year oid id& '3lb. St. Leger Course. Three Sullied' en. Duke of Leec!s's b. by PandAds°, dam by 1 1 4 i riot Sir B. R. Graham's gr. by Camillus, dam by Alilia f hurt Sir G. Artnytages by. Emma. by Ha aiblegin.an. Match for 20(r. b. ft Sit. 11b. etch Las! nii:e.l Mr. Lambton's clt c. Ottoman, by Sam Sir B. R. Graham' • ch. e. Sir Bellingham. Match for f.Ongs. eacb, b. ft. sst. 3lb. each. St. I.eger Mr Wilson's b. f. by ...bottle, nut of Dowager Sir G. Armytatte':. b. 1. Mary, by Hambletonian. One Hundred Pound Plate, for tis re* and ionr year. eld , ; year olds to carry :at. Sib. liur-year olds Eu. 7:ls, , colts allowed 21b. maiden fillies 31b. Two-run- h tz ,.,, Colonel King's b. c. Fulford, by Orville, 3 yrs oil Mr. Gascufgne's b c. I.ittle lison:as, S yrs. old Mr. Garf.wth's gr. c. by Camillus, t yrs. lid 4 Mr. Mosey's b. c. by Whkelock. 3 yrs 01 Mr. Bell's ch. e. Revenge, by 3 rs. old Six and 7 to 4 ;est. Whitelock ; atter the first heat, r, tang on Fulfeed. Sweepstakes of 25vi. each, for horses, &c. brie3 fide th • ;.i of the .Nubsaibers, or their confeti rate , , three mol.!te the day of running ; four year olds, 7st. 31b.; n cr . y , Bst. 51b.; six-year olds and. ned. Bst. • 41t. fillies allowed 41b. tour miles. Four Subscribers. Mr. Watts' ch. tn. Ahisidora, 6 years old Lord Milton's br f. Desdcmona, 4 years old Duke of Leeds's b. c. Rodolphe, 4 years old Two to one un Ahisidora. ECCLES! AS FICAL PROMO rIONi. The Hon. and Rev. Edward Rice, to be a PrebentLry enter Cathedral._ The Kra'. Walter Pateshall, to be Lt.c:nrer in the Church of Bronlyird. The Rev. Win. Nicholas nacreily, B.D. is callated by Bishop of Durham to the Vicarage of StorLum Thursday se'lmight, the Rev. Robert 1-Ilives Scott, CI Go4Jrth, was elected Ch.tplatii to the NeWC4%!Ir lut4m4, 'Thett...v. Thomas Scurr, Water of ilesbant is appointed to the living of itoekrington, Nor•hcmh, ri Ihe Rev. Charles Wadsworth, B.A. of Pembroke ilai pointed to succeed the Rev. R. W tulle, B. D. in the dr of South Lambeth. The Rev. Henry Hale is empowered by dis2enic,tion the Rectory of 'won't, in the county oi B.Jii id , with t rage of Weston, in the comity of He. tfi.rd. The Prince Regent has presented the Rev. Valiant Ga: the Rectory of East Barnet, Herts. ORDINATION. The following Gentlemen were ordained by the Lord of Ely, on Sunday se'itnight, is the Cathedral CLu: - ;:h of D SAC sS. Thomas Smart Hogkes, M.A. St. John's Core :e, CaniWi. Thomas Richard Brown, 21.4. dr.to. Thomas No tidge, B.A. ' ditto. Patron Pallowa B.A. eit:•o. Charks Chtphant, B.A. Trinity College, Catch. hig Edward Par, B.A. King% Coilege, Cantbritge. Gooch Powell, B.A. timanuel College. eAntbrid;A• pelts*. . James Peto, 1.1. B. Trinity Hall, dambr Henry Thomas Dampier, B.A King's C Alegi., ditto. Charles Pugh, M.A. Christ Cohere, George Stephen Mohnen% Mourgutizery. R. k. ditto. Henry George Philips, B.A. Vroman , ..J Collect- ditto. Christopher Wilson , M.A. Pen*r•ik , 1 Lie, ditto. Thomas Kilgour, B.A. Magdalen ()Mori. TM tiollowing Gent:emen were ortt irird by the Lord of Peterborough, is the Cathedral of thAt city, en the 24 PattSTS, John Babington, B A. Magdalen College, Cambridge. Littleton Charles Powys, B. 4 1.Corpos LOI Cai • Thomas Airey, B.A. Trinity Cobege, Ca übnl~e. William Seagrove, B.A. St. Joba's CO:lege, Cunt - D ZACON. John Graham, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge. BIRTHS. Tuesday se'nnight, at Cottisbrooke, Nnrthatrp•nrk Lady of the Hon. and Rev. P.ul A..tiiony Irhy. et .1 eon Sept. 18,3 woman belonging to Ativnering, in E... wife of a pauper, named Goddard, was saf ly deliver d chopping boys, who, with their mother, to the grra: jo parish, are likely to do well. The father of these boys 4/018$ of *Ss ! MARRIED On Monday, the 25th ult. Walter ,tichanan,.Esq. of Company's Cavalry, to Miss Ellen Scott, second slaught Robert Stott, of 'Twickenham . Lately, at Tynemouth, H. R. Scott, Esq. Surgeon of jetty's 82d Regiment, to Thentiosia, youngest ante ter hen Cook, E.g. of North Shields. 'llursday, at Paintwick, Gloucestershire, the Rev. IA Rector of Rrisley cum Cately, in Norfolk, to Ali. , cos Castle Godwin House. • Wednesday, at MannlngPree, Mr. Leech, of . Heckford, daughter of the Late Thomas HecktnrJ, Vicar , Coroard, Suffolk. DIED. At Peterborough, aged 79, the Rev. Benjamin Barn. bendary of that Cathedral, and Rector of Peskirk and GI Monday, the Rev. Thomas Munro, Rector of I.ittl: Estee. Sept. 45, in Sloane-square, in his 21st year, Cyril, thit the Rev. W. Lipscomb, Rector of Welbury, and a College, Osiord. The 16th ult. at the Rectory Chalon toligi vanced age of 77, the Rev. E. Popham, 1).1). N 7 _ year '+ that parish, formerly Fellow of Oriel College, and one se jesty's Justices of the Peace for the counry of Wilts. • The 25th ult. at Burnham Wesrgate, Nurtol'4, Sir Nt Mania, Bart. aged 7. years. The 9th uhlmo, at the Manse of Raiford, Scottie.% ! Wm. Stephen, Minister of that parish, in his 69th rear. August 7, at Montreal, Canada, is her 61st year, the Sir John Johnson, Bart. SuperimeedantrOminna and If General of Indian Affairs in British North &towns+. Lately at Selma', Mariam Goodman, aged a well Inown as the proprietor of the market-boats place and Dock, In which she laboured almost ro t e her existence, having lived to see her fourth generation. Monday, after a shaft illness. Robert P. sinall, aged upwards of 23 years servant at Merton Colleg:, Osior The 19th uk. aged 0, Mr. Anthony maker. He went from home in the morning in g.es. he on his return house hi the evenlug, he fell 0.001 1 and es? .1 deceased was a very laborious man; he broil. work •ik four o'clock In the morning, and worked till ten at night wards Of 30 rare; he paid on the average, during the is. ed. per week to the woritmene fund, att.t oily rec. 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