Star. — London, England, 1820-10-30 00:00:00

zweAßmt Mondry . the first division of the 3.143 Regiment marched from Measgow wr Ireland; on Tuesday the second division, from :Pideity, followed ; and on Friday, the third and last division left Glasgow garrison. - Friday, two companies of the Rifle Brigade of the 3d Regi . enent marched from Glasgow for Edinburgh Castle, and the re- Illailuier proceeds this week for the same destination. The 110th regiment, under the command °Malone' Comas, have embarked at Liverpool for Ireland. The two troops of the 19th Lancers, at present stationed in Midfield Barracks, are daily in expectation of vacating amm o , and proceeding from thence into cantonments at Derby.—The 39th Hussars are expected to succeed Hem at Sheffield, which is to be their head-quarters: they have lately been quartered at Bolton and its vicinity. Friday se'nnighe, the Commander of the Forces in Ireland, arrived at Waterford, and on the following looming he inspected the rd Royal Veteran Battalion, quartered thew' under Major Bovwxa. Sir Davin lhian was highly pleased with the fine' appearance of•the cores, and expressed himself in terms of ap probation very tattering to the Commanding Officer and the Regiment in general. This battalion is 1100 strong, and com posed of aline class of veterans : out of this number it is thought seven or eight hundred are under 33 years bf age. A great many of the soldiers wear medals. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 27, 1820. Ist Regiment of Life Guards Lieutenant John Hall, from .ball-pay as Cornet 6th Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Ar thur Czsar Manners, who exchanges. $d Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant William D. Mercer, from 70th Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Hughes, who exchanges. sth Ditto—Lieutenant John Griffith*, from half-pay 79th Foot, to be • Regimental latiartermaster, vice John Cochrane, who retires upon half-pay. • 16th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant George Baler to be Captain, by purchase, vice Weyland, who retires; Cornet• George One tavus Tuit- to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Baker; Sit Thomas Wollaston White, Bart. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Trite. lot Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant William Billing to be Cap tain, without purchase vice Galbraith, appointed to die 4th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Ensign Stanhope Bruce to be Lieu . tenant. • /tilling; William Henry Church, Gent. to be En sign, vice Snow. 2d lUtto—Lieut. Andrew Hair to be Captain, without purchase vice Wirianuton, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Bette: lion; Kato Charles K. Proctor, to be Lieutenant,vice Hair; Joh litnning Dalway, Gent. to be Enstin, vice Proctor. 22d Dit.o-•--C.:ptain Edward Francis French, from the 82d Foot, to be Captain, vice Hervey, who exchanges. 24th Ditto—To be Lientenants--Lieutenant John Quinn Wall, from half-pay 40th Foot, vice Arthur Gray, who exchanges; Paulo Herbert Cornwall, from ':.Bth Foot, by puteliase,vids Brot , itsbank, promoted in 26th Foot. 118th Ditto--Ca2tain Henry Arthur Magennis, from 37th Foot, to be Captain, vice Henry Moriarty, who retires upon half pay 71st Foot. s2d Ditto--Captain Robert Rid. from half-pay 37th Foie. MOW Csp.ain, vice Joseph Burton, who exchanges. 87th 11.itto—To be Captains—Captain Hinton East, from W.. pay 30th Foot, vice Herbert P. Cox. who exchanges; Cap tain Joseph Barrallier, from half-pay 71st Foot, vice Mageo nis, appointed to 28th Foot. Seth Ditto—Henry Grimes, Gent. to be Ensign, without pun. chase, vice Cornwall, promoted in 24th Foot. Seth Ditto—Licettettant John Patterson to be Captain, without purchase, vice - Mitchell, appointed to 7th Royal Veteran Bata talion ; Ensign Henry Bridges Tudor to be Lieutenant, vice Patterson ; James B. Ross, Gent. to be Resign, vice Tudor. Aid D.:co--Lieutenant Sholto Douglas, from half-pay 68th Foot to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Perceval, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. 80th Ditto—Lieutenant. Charles William Hughes, from 3d Dra goon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vine Mercer, who exchanges. !Ist Ditto—Ensign John Impete to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Vice Horton, promoted in the 81st Foot; George Straogways, Gent to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Impett. 14th Ditto--Charies Aylmer Vallancey, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Arbuthnot, promoted in 4th Foot. T.ath Ditto—Lieutenant George Baldwin, from half-pay of 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Elias Payne, she exchanges. Slat Ditto—Lieutenant George William Horton, froete7lat Foot, to be Captain. by purchase, vice Bowles, who retires; Ensign Charles Oakley to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Arm strong, appointed to the 10th Royal Veteran. Battalion; Ed ward Ilturison, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Oakley. 02d Ditto—Captain lama Hervey, from the 22d Foot, to be Captain, vice French, who exchanges. litch Ditto—Lieutenant James Carroll to be Captain, without purchase. vice Turner, appointed to the 10th Royal Vet. Rat. Ensign Joseph M. Reade to be Lieutenant, vice Carroll; bert Russel Harris, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Reade. 98th Ditto— : Captain Charles Paget, front half-pay 31st Foot, to be Captain, vice William Henry Wilby, who exchanges. 4th Boyd Veteran Battalion—Captain George Galbraith, from the Ist Foot, to he Captain, vice William Mackay, who re tents to his former situation on the Retired List. 7tlatoyal Veteran Battalion—Captain Andrew Mitchell, front the Sink Foot, to be Captain, vice Henry Odium, who re turns to his former situation on the Retired List. lilt Royal Veteran Battalion—Brevet Major Christopher Ail- Hem, from the 24 Foot, to be Captain, vice Frauds Gra ham Fairtiough,who returns to his former situation on the Retired List. 10th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Joseph Tenter, from the 87th Foot, to he Captain, vice David Browne, who- re turns to his former situation on the Retired List Lieutenant -.Edward Jones, from half-pay of the 60th Foot, to be _Lisa tenant, vice James Eagar, who returns to his former situation on the Retired List. nosrjrax STAFF. Assistant-Surgeon John • Ramsay. M.D. from half-pay. tote Assistant-Surgeon.to. the Forces, wise French, appointed to the 67th Foot. The Christian name of Ensign Vas all, trim was appointed to the antb • Foot. on ist June last, is John. Royal East India Volunteers—The Commission of Caput and Adjutant Dickinson has been antedated to Bth August, 1820, to give him rank of the other Captains In that Corps. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Poet GLasitow, Oct. r7.—The schooner Jobe Crawford, that was on shore, has been got off with damage.—Cargo nearly all damaged. Fatmowing; Ocr. 241.—Wind N.N.W.--The Dick, Mau sox, with convicts for New South Wale', started her hewer anchor in the gale, in Carrick Roads, and was obliged to let , go another within a short distance of St. Mawes' Bank. As sistance was rendered her, when she held and rode well. ' PLYMOUTH OCT. 28.—Wind N.N.W.Arrived the Rover Seim, from Qnebec. Sailed the Friends, Snaawooe, for Qui:- bec ; and the Crown and Cliroline transports, for Portsmouth. DARTMOUTM, (kr. 21.—Arrived the Emilie Taunt, from Copenhagen for St. Croix, with loss of Rib, leaky, and' fodder damaged. POILTYMOUTif, 00[01E1 She-ills Majesty's sleep Sophie, IS guns, Captain Sir W. S. Wisnian, Bart. arrived here on Mon day, from the Jamaica station ; left Port RoYal on the nth Sep tember, and brought home treasure on merchants' accoint, to the amount of about 100,000 dollars. When the So left Jamaica, dye squadron employed on that station was Sole of as fol lows :—Euryalue, Commodore Hammon ; Radius. Captain Clearatafi ; Bann, Captain Larva; Raleigh, Captain Rummy ; alickthe Serapis, Lieutenant Jactson, at Jamaica. The Tamar, Captain Smw, had sailed for Halifax, with Government money; sad the Comfiance, Captain Goa Don, for Barbadoes. The crew the Bann, who at one period were nearly all sick at the Hos lAA. had, with verylew exceptions, returned on boatd, and dm ;tip was considered . one of the mostbealthy on the station when the Sophie SON sway; bet we regret to learn that kis Majesty's ship Tamar, Captain &sow, was in a very sickly state, upwards of 70 of her crew being on shore at the Hospital; and the foie lowing Officers belonging to her had already fallen victims W tbac iukospitabie climate, vis.--.Lientenant W. &action/ I Senn. D. S. Bess, Gowan , 'imagism, T. HALLIDAY R. Tlmethu, and Bowies, Sans, Midshipmen • Mr. Sumo, second Master ; Mr. Tattoos. Schoolmaster and Mr. Joint Fannie, Caßtnin's Clerk. The crew of the Sophie has likewise been 'con gWerdbll redneed Mete going to the Jaennim station; her Boat- Maier 404 st Pon Royali Mad she lost ha Sim Lientaant, G. S. WOW'S, IlattllirPilliet, the *sear honk, cimals, an front Jamaica Hospital, abasikd op board Tb. Sophie, • being is a 'cry lefictivostput, eeed to Chatßam, to be Odle • • Ocr. yeatfridat, and Mary Atom, Barbara; froertitr Peteraborgit tt and British King, Ciramaino,•frent.Quebet: . Arrived, to-deT, the Kinnersley castle tranarpt, from the Cape, and, it, pat 'under .quarantitio. . Drat., Ocr. 29.—WITid yesterday and s for the River, the Atindra/ - -Berkeley, - Giturini,from lit so. lens. Capri down from the -River the Batons, Line; for merara; William Manning, Sairra,for St. Kitts; Valiant, Pal. • swan, for Jamaica . ; New Pliceni;;Leireprwarrs, for • TrigidadA . Albitin,• Wase, fer the Mankitlits ; Varian:hap, ScarreS, for BeWrileans ; • Foitnne, Aisesion; and ' i y, Tams, Air Leg hon.. Arrived to-day, and soiled fads* ifiver,theslotie, Wstre,• from St. Luck ;Arad:Han, UWI% from Quebec. Carpe 40 Ws1 from the River, and sailed with several note outward-bound, the Camden, arts.nicarunri, for Antigua; - and Perseverance, tar, for Liverpooft—the latter has lost an ?bettor and cable. 'llos Isabella, Sutrims, ankVitioria, Healer have partekand g to Leeward. The entvrard•bound have been obliged to put beck. Barawrox, OCT : 49,-,—An anchor, and shwa 15 feet of 1 . 1 inch sable, was yesterday brought on ikon here, supposed to belong to the Ann, Cowisorf Shields. • lissiseays, Ocr. g9.—The Flora, Warren, pelage vessel between thli . and C.alair,: missed . her stays, drove on shore, and went to piece—crew saved. There were po peerage's on board ker. • Maw:um, • Ocrowns 1111.—}Ifteen logf of triahogany have been brought on shore from the wreck of the Robert, and some - more are reported to be carried into - Whitstable, A antall , WUe unknown, has taken the ground this morning on the of Margate and. HA ZWICII, Ocroaza 29.—Arrived the Valiant, Filanian, from London for Dominica, *Mr loss of rudder, hiving bees on tbe.Kentiah Knock, on Monday evening. &log of mahogany has been picked up here, supposed to belong to the Robert. : _,_ Custom-House, 0cr.117.0--Ships Entered inwards.-7rbe Mary, from Calcutta; Samuel, from Dublin • • C.tmbesiand, from St. John's • .Unity; Albino, arid Sunderland, from St. Pe tersburgh ; William and Mary, from Lubeck; Comberbudi from Virginia ; Arab, from,the South Seas; Prince of Wahris from Hudson's Bay ; Lord Wellington, from Palermo.; hew, from Rip ; Apollo, from Waterford ; Raiford, from sic As. drevr's ; and Mackerel, from Cadis.—Entered pannirdi The Amphitrite; for Grand Canary ; Reward,. for Jeanie* Linen Hall; for Dublin • Hope, for St. Lucia; and Oak for Rio Janeiro.--Cleared Outwards.--,The Aime, for Hayti ;„. Sr. Ann'i, for Jamaica Dart, for Antwerp ; Stanton, for men; and Vrow am use for ItOtterdam. FROM SATURDAY NIGHrS GAZEIri.n BANKRUPT' • -- William Palatka, Maceleifiald, lisen.driper , to surrender No ',ember V, at three, 9, at ten, and December 9, at two; at the Warren Dulkeley Arms inn, Stockport; Auer*** Mr. Wadsworth, Macclesfield; or liw Jbeswin, Great • James street, Bedford-row. James Scurr, Doncaster, lines send weekonen-drarer. November 19, at six at ten, at the New Angel Inn, Dandestar, and Dece mber p, at eve, at the Whim Ilart•lnn, Wakaseld - Attorsies, Mr. King, Cavhs.street, Nabors; or Mom Mason and Collision, Doncaster. • . 1 Samuel Driukwater, Liverpool, Ntlainker timber-merchant, 16, 17, and December 9, at one, at ii*Oenige bi& street, Liverpool. Anomie% M:vers. tieeketeek and /lbw's Bench-walk, Temple; 4r Sir. Metro* Livegpoili:. ' ' Henry Cooper, late of Threadneedle-tenet, merchant ! Nostenir: bey 4, 19, and December 9, .at• ten, at Gu11dba4...,41199r-' thee, blears. Courteen and Robinson, Valbroolt- • John Leigh, late of Upper Themerlotnitt t :fied-nterektfit,'"Oei'l ttilier it, November 4," and • Deeentbee-f; at .twee at Gelid hall. Attorney, lair. Boor, Forgivers Ins, Holborn: • John Spence • late of Princes-street; Westosiogter, cozw-dealcr, November" 4, 14, and Decembet 9, .at ten, at GuildhalL At turney, Mr. Young, Martliamitieet, 17r:slangier. `David Powell Hunt, Soettettos, Norfolk, miner, Mere:ober 4, 11, and December 9, at ten, - at Guildhall, London. At teensy, Mr. Wright ; King's Bench-walk; Temple. . irliMeses Hirst; Huddretsfield,eisithdrenier, November 4, at ihs, Olurt•house Wakefield"; . 6, at the . Yew Tree Inn, Robert: Nowa ; and December 9, at defeat at *be foie :and ,Cetwn * • Inn, Huddersfield. Anoraks, Mr. It -Bettye, piancery-kene ; or Mr. J. Bettye, Huddersfield' John Wilson, jun. taineliffe; YOrkslires merclunt!" Noveitheir • 4.. at the Court-house, I, at tko Yew Tree Ina, Robert-tows ; and D ecember 9, at-11, at the Rose and Crown Inn, Huddersfield. Attar ales, Mr. R. Bettye, Chancery,. lane; or Mr. W. Bettye, Biota, 'heir Leeds. Andrew Stephenson , Glasgow :mad legram-eourt FincburCh-' street, comonatanefactirer, November 4;11. and ' Oesiembeir at ten, at Guildhall s Loudon.* .Anumey, illy Flo' Robert Wilson, Clement's4ane, broker, November 7, lt, and Deeembei 9, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. GeW brand, Austin-friars. . • Theates.Willcocks, Holborn, ombrella andrelock-maker, Ne-1 vesnber 4, 11, and December 9, at twelve, at. Guildbaili Attorney, Mr. James, Becklersbury. John MU% late of King's firms buildings, elesebrekw; November 4, 91, and December 9, at MP.% st OnSdball. Attorney, Mr. &even, New Haswellegerte Carey4treet. Meg:c r aws, late of Provest.nreet, City-read. merekoli s . 31, November 4, and December 9, at ten, at Gefe:` hall. Attornies, Meson. Herd and Johnson, King's Milk. walk, Temple. • ~ • DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. N0v..7, W. Lewis and J. A. Hendersou, Little Tewer-etreet, srineenerchants, at eleven. Nov. 7, W. Farrmit, Strand,mikei at ten. Nov. 7, N. Warington, High-street, hoithwark, hop. merchant,' tt eleven. Nov.?,' J. Prichard, Chant-lane, chapel, cooper, at eleven. Nov. Tv W. Button, sou and km; Pitetnosteprow, booksellers, at eleven. Nov. 7, .A. Yap, Colonnade, Pall-Mall, jeweller, at ten. Nov. 7, J. White, Devostddroatreet,.Kennington, dyer, at ten. Nov. 7, R. Read' and T. Baker, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury; Unemdrapers, at ten. . Nov. 7, S. Spencer, Mronting-street, Pentonville, brieklayer, at eleven. Nov. 11, A. Iruse, Union -court, Broad-. greet, merchant, at twelve. Nov. 11, D. Bremer, Thread needle-street, merchant, at twelve. Nov. 11, J. Turnbull, 1. Forbes, R. A. Crawford, and D. Slone, Brood-etreet, !tar diest., at twelve. Nov. 18, 3. Blcluirdeon, Seerie.street, flat ten, apothecary, at tem Nov. is, W. -Bochum, °tendon street, merchant, at, twelve. Nov. 18, F. W. Rutledge, Lo ess -street, Commercial-road, corn.deater, at ten. Nov. 21, T. Hunett, Bermandserstreet, grocer, at ten. Nov. 25, W. Law, Copthall Members, Throgmorton-street, merchant, at ten. Nef. 11, R. Fry, Leicester.equare, liseminper, at um. Nov. la, J. T. Grocott, Salford, Lancashire, Ilineuamerelmnt, at tine. Nov. 14, D. T. Clarke, Gerrard-street, babowineker, at eleven. Nor" 14, W. •Vaming, Gutter-laiie, silko manufacturer, at eleven. Dec. 2, W. Edwerds, Dartford, grocer, at ten. Nov. 7, E. Blyth, late of Dyee's.lanildiiiga, Hol- born, dealer, at ten. Nov. 11, Philip Dizie, sea and jun.. Jo. seph and Benjamin Dixie, Falcon-square, smiths, it ren. Got. ita, J. Lee, Kingutreet, Chearide, wareimuseman, at tim.- NOT. 11, C. 8. Ashford, Hueomiemi, keenuestger, at twelph tIVIDENDS to be made ha the COUNTRY.. • Nov. 17, H. Middy and T. T. Gough, lea IL...litle woolstaplers, at eleven, at the City arms Hoak Mailliri#o Nov. 14, C. and J. N. Bayles, Portsmouth, grocers, a 8 doves. at the Crown Inn, Gosport. Nov. 8, B. Wood, Nubarees Leicestershire, hosier, at eleven, at the Saracens Head, Let'' coney. Nov. 9, K. -Sanders, Worcester, gleve-massfastanw, at eleven, at the Packhorse Ina, Worcester. Nov- $, W. Bawdier, late of Cheapdda, Manchester-warehouseman, at nice, at the Office of Messrs. Taylor sad Sheriffe, Manchester. Nov. IS, W. Hindle, Leeds, spirit.merthant, at eleven, at the Court-hone. Leeds. Nov. 14, T. Kamp, late of Inaresbo-. rough, yern.spinner, at eleven, at the Bay Horse Inn, Kaaren: borough. Nov. 17, W. Richards, Pounce, merchant tailor, eleven, at the Union Hotel, Putnam-es Nov. 13, T. Bailey, of Mecelesileid, linen .draper. at toy at the Angel Ina,. Ibeeturosa Maw, Oct. ao.—Beet, 34.6 d. to 4s. AIL pee pastatalle.s Motes, ed. t0 . .44. ad. Veal, is.od. to Oak, 31.0 d. is egad. LmS, os.ed. to 0.."1.--Cattle at Market Tiaasts, cop ; C.1“..1.4 „ ;e5p and Lambe, 141010 D ; ellshaaa, Hay, at. 1% Ato maa„ , dg. to N. Ita &raw, 14 . it& to ii. 1046 uNims . grI.MI4IGENCIE Hon. . College, Rector us add second sonorthe,Earioi Rand, on. • HONORARY iLASTRII.ON AIM • • Sir • Gregory Allitatvikerii, et Christ College.. 1-• • • • orslmsrsa- ari: : • • Kennet Dews n, of DOW College. • ,a.ecuryte. OF ARM -• .• • *lran nililittp of beilee College. OXFORD, OCTOBER minthiadon of tie Rev:Peter' • , braithe •Sterch, to ho w Delepte of the Chirdndos r c n, in the pima/ it/CAW Ekhop of Llandat, has been approval-in Convossalni:•o • Saturday, William 'Robert a• W.f.k Wl.ll .butitted Folhlir!t - New College. • • . Thersday, the following Degrees were 2onteriisd '• • The Rev.. John Hunter, Magdalen College, .famed • . P at er lier. Henry Owen Cleaver, Student oj , .4gitt tarns, 'Grand ContpOunder. ' • * ' _ , . • • • " • • V/Mittnr Henry Darby, Christ•Chorch: -?"c! '.* John Netherton.flatsrma Scholar of .Wenegatt.Collqwe • The Resr..Thasnas Fastank, Lincoln. COOMiss • • The Rey. John Elliott, EchnuM.Hon• • • Ree. WilWet Stahleati, Fellow a Braietiniursr; John %%hi/ Aeraf,Venotr of Orle4 College. • Baden Powell anthin Michael Swum, dkto.. • • Henry Stands Mdeboetom, Fellow .01 • 1 * COW.* • „ juoirt Worp2 . Poe* ditto. .• . .necustoks.or AIM , 111110161 Croft 000diS011. VieretiteCalege: DEW Neyee tiandfora Owl* Chorea ' • ' • .•,.Quitles John .Plunger, Rev Ga• uge. Robert Paulson, ditto. ' day, ;mail Rhoedea eras admitted Scholar of Ind • &; • ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. l i bihßee. D. Williams, LL.B. Second Master of Windiritir College, to the Prebend of BMWS% in Chichester Cathedra''' . • The. Rea. Thomas Freston, .11. A. to the perpetual Cursors( • Neektiltanajtutta Harleston, Norfolk. The ner. John Paler, A.M. - to the Vicarage of Theep-Aith, Terkilike,• vacant by the death Of the Rev. R• Hembree: • I The • Rev. Samna Colby /with, M.A. Fellovr of Oewrille lased Calm- College, to the Rectory of Denver; Norfolk, vacant "by the death of the Re% C. R. Dade.. • . The Rev. Prin4ipal Haldane, of Sr: Mary's. College, , to be Phut • Minister of the Chalk* and Pariah of St. Andrew's, in itinerante Of the brie Rev. Prindpal Hill. • • • •• IM :fi'! • BIRTHS. • 1U Lady of the Rev. Johnson Grant, of a sow , . y, at Lee-place, Lewisham, the Lady of C,aPten • Mims Elliot Wright, of a son. 40S1 - tit at Dartford, Kent, the Lady of the R. R. Machin soo.sl•Psoo, of a daugluor llionday, in Groseenor-equare, Lady Elizabeth Below, of a dau4bter. , • if/ednesdayos Ozfard, tit Lady of the . Rev. William Vasa, of St. James's, Marniabury, of a son. bet.- at Wireeley Park, Hustingdanddre. the Lady at the Han. Oriandolkidgeman, of s son. . • MARRIED. At 1IEM74"0011, 014014: oilcan M. Wonky. R.N. to Joanni i i *Meet daughter of the late Dr. Horde, of Bristol. Atosidiy sennight, Matthevi s Jetues, Veg. Mayor of St. Day, Corn*nll, u'-Mrs: P. Gllaughing. bf Bridport: - iikatensmt 'Wheaton,. MN; to Mho Worier i of Walton. . • 04. 11, at fsakombe -Regis, Devon, licotepant Philip Moor, R.N,, to Flak, s yoppiest daughter of As laße Abraham Follett ! • E,q, of Sidmouth. 'rootlet', it 'St. Codlettfne Zeakit4 l / 4 et; roian Boa, Hsi. et &eke Nelybilltoi,to Iliil464lllllMdittlosissiest dors* I tor.ot SeithillMtatedlidc IM MO : F' • . ;.; T. . 1 : 1 ittP • • Yesterdar, vile• slshi;litlitheltialerellsilessrilliMant Amick youngesr omeittla. •Thaggilliipar,zof iltet•otrsva, in his-1W year, • Oct. 14, in Loudon, of af t ; after a few d aik "fig,. nem, Mary Stewart' dapg4erOf Mi. Mao bowie, -banker ht boiselisoa :• ••• " • • ' Oct an,at liehtlmm; lad* Malcolm, Mai teal~ at Lietdafttia; Colonel Sir James .halals inti of theAelakillarialm • On Friday the 15th inst. of a deaf* at the • Rev- -kW Rowe's, Bristol, aged 25, Thomas 'Weir Clarke, Fat. ioniser. SOD of Richard Halt Clarke ' . of Bridtiol Hese, in of Costar of Delon, Oct. 15, a i ttymo Regis,- aged Se, Capt. W. IL Kitto,7lLl/L. after a paralytic diction atf ge l a ti n ears, having never expssi hours intermission • 14 intermission from during that tinge. Get. 19, Aa i Chipping-hill, 19; the Rev. Andrei/Downes, Vicar of Witham, Die:. , Oct. 25, at:the Swan Init, Mansfield, 1441114501141 S warm town, John WAite, Esq. of Old Burlinguin.moloy: Thursday, at Bychton, 'Ritually, Sarah, y.sll.ll.ldallOtts of the late Rev. Robert Potter, A.M. Preberatity'lltl4daverek' Vicar of Lowestoft and Keitsinglead,:hellsesi. :•• ' • ' • • Muck 26, at Caine°, after aa Mama of el* dars l deign C. A. Thursby, of the-lath Regimmst,.• May 17, at 14 taw, of which pia he was lisiperinten. be., Graham Beethun, Fsq. son of the Rev. Mt. Nretbaaw, of Illimiiint,-in•fitsftbik.' • • ". -• • • At Oonvenna Cottage, Wadebridge, Mrs. R. Corr: aged telict of the Ravi Mr. Cory, burl/Actor-of. gmoelt. .; , Monday, at Oxford, John Cooper, Tios4. of Thames, upwards of ;5 years head dhtiihster of inftlOßtitlia coliatfof othedi and for iitEretuas Ihgistrate fee.s&tri • Theadayi *at Wormingford, ifra.Lsothi widow. ell die MO 114 w - Leech, of Ipswich. ‘ . *ADBLPHI THEATRE, By Authority of the Right Hob.tlie Lag Chula*ldia; THIS PRESENT EVENING, Odober SOI .11: and during the week, will be presented, au entirely mew Scotdsh Melo-Dramatic Haunts, entitled • • ••• -91 C. CUTHBERTS RYE; or, The Trans or gerinesst, • With a new Conde and Burlesque Bidets, vast ; • OPPOSITION; or, Tux Rads. DAIMON) Atertsm. • Mtet Which (for fix nights *My), the new Pwiteminte,adbit: THE FAIRY OF THE NORTH "ran; Or, mazikierif Loraukri.. • In the course of the Penteusbutb n.llSadvirgh bl St. Albin and Miss Simpson; a Chink by Signor lad Mr. Kirby ; a Comic PAS de Tads, Illimpsco, and Brady. Various Novelties we in active presteradin. nitAtt. I\TEW LOTTERY, of ooli ciao *:TlCkr,l*, b 15th November, !kiwi NA UK. Par.. zgtb aL NOVILMFES. ..edi ti numoandan Two Prises pi 410,000 Crotrols, and Twil *Ws II ASP* Coosoisi-nd to Two -at .12pop Moss Whim SP* • • . Four Prines. 010PM°. Consols and. limey; Badges a variety ( C ) = o3 l o 4 . A . Avamnse• Tyro Prizes dare to be yon the Pint Day. . ' • The Dnadach to waft* by order Of liovernment, that Ant 1,700 Nunibers, vrhith are thota only ‘01 , 14 4,41-110 IF age, are rusks tor obtaining at bast Two Prizes of £20,000, the Fifth:drawn ?rite, That Day, Is to have 410,000 and £O,OOO Mosey; but Awe 1,700 NuniberiPatt Ms* • • bbeam All Four Prizes of £20,000, • - tAnd -as every Prize shove l et 10 „: *tarn the Ph he be tinkled to a new Ticket, or further chance, the Pei4emeir 9NE Ticket may gala 'TWO Prizes, of 4:20,01ki Miters and Shams are selling by . • T. BIER, 8010 Contractor," ' • '• 4, Cornhill, and I), Chating•Cms, Liediw. • • Who nand and &dd, In th e L a n ier jut 0664. L 64.5. „X= II of 410 • 000, &Cy • , And by his Aiwa* is the C 4 1910:7. 112' Ildialsea. with Oriirrticulen, aay be bad pails. „ Mr. ecort ah = • swarzazirr rivizwasNag. - • duriavhf oassce • . 4 . Amsamaivocipme n siro(4". Pr • elk toiiiiifipeljejites iieritaatetted cid Ifitatlitria"! '‘. Haw amr sii" en R ili kt e r liq t r i ßeetard t ~tAdal , the Hetq The .. atBt. JQBi' mbar& , for Lisboa - 003kge, Rector of plaakra ! is the diocese •of , Gabel, Ireland SALES BY 3 AUCTIa. 11.•111•1 • • CROW* OLD 'PORT. 13! Air. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick-440M, Golden-gyve). At No. 40, Devonshire-place; Cavendiabsquare, on TillinuT, the 14th day of November; at Iwo.' o'Clotk, brPetthiggios of the Executors, A BOUT NINETY DOZER of superior -Choice Cl lineflavottrel , 'OLD PORT, upwarda of. Ten Years' in Rattle. The Property of a Gentleman, his, own eel. bar; New-street, •Springvardens. The Wines to be Listed on the Morning of Sale, and Cats laves had had of Mr. Rolgnsi Warwick-street, Goldemoptme: . • . * 'CAPITAL LEASEHOLD ESTATES, lairiviv STREET, JETmOrN4 STREET,- ROTOR .: PLACE and aftßsOurrr ; PARK-STREET, IMMO* ;VOA , lifsd ST. JOHN'S, WOOD; Let silicate about ON ...41044 *Pains, and effg brnersovable. fr',DIT. ROBINS, .• (Of Wairwia-oreet, Golden•sqUare),- Garri,wnya cratfue-hoise, in Exchange-alley, ad • ;Ibungsav, the 14th Noiembet,l42o, at Twelvels'Oboi c hl Nine:Pa% • * ./.EASEJOLD ESTATES,. - biu "Bier di/ Crowq for upwards of 94 Years. 7dse - 1., :comprises avery,desbAblk - Riillant RFAIDENcrs =an Alf -W4ati aide -..offiegsetostreat„ mijoblingthe Ho. Society ; on Lease 1;o Mita Church,Rii geeea Years, at, a vfrf lov -Rent per Annum, e* sits held for a Term of aignttNbMg Year.; Ground . Rent per AnnUm, selo. . :Lot s. A ,tb arcs newly-erected DWELLI N G- HOUSE. ewe N0..144, on she South side of Seirnyn-street, ntar the lillymarkee'; on Lease .to Mr. Joseph Freeman, fir Pounces' Years, at a. Rent of .4'44 per Annum, and held for the same Team ;. apportioned Ground Rent per Annum, XlO. Los 4... A Substandal DWELLING-HOUSE, Nsi: 142, near lit 1, and back,front to St. James's Market; let on Lease to Mr. Creo. Hill,•fer Fourteen Years, at a Nett Rent of &lag pqrAnnum j Ground Rent per Annum, 4 0 4$ 11a. • Lot 4. A substantial DW ELLING-HOUSE, adjoining N 4. 141, with balk front to St. James's Market ; let on Lease 00 Teorteen Years, to Mr. G. F. Freeman, at a Rent per Anna& of -X147 10..—Ground Rent per Annum, X 35 11‘. Ivor .5. A eery eligible Roomy and Substantial DWE LI NG HOUSE, -N0.339, adioloing . Lot - 4, and the cornet of iligket- Lute, comprising a speciosa Corner Shop and back' front to. the Market . ; let on Lease to Jar. Richard Fainters for TarentY-one tams, at £l2O /of, •Annuna ; Ground Rent per Annum, #42. Lot It A, Genteel eligible DWELLING-110L7SE, sihtate on the Nods side. ot Content-pima, Ilsotommement, &so& square ; lat Dolor, .tenarst set will, at. a .Rent per An num of sena ; held for Eighty-ax Years, ,at a Orotiod Rent •1 ; Nom I~ . ai, ... LOW per Annan% digit • —• • Loe 7. A very. Pleletnigosteltent• RESIDENCE, with Gs& ded, dm. sitnate.on tbe West side of- Enrion-crestesti.. Russell ,square ; on Lease to *Mr. .Kingstoo; Two Years unexpired. g **very low Rent.per •Asutun...4Bo -vrorth,Eloo per Annum; Iliad as Lot-6 at a Ground Rent of 1'3.1 ins. per Annum. Los 8. A 6eved Substantial ,DWELLING-HOUSE, sink late No. SS, Park.stient, -Islington ; let on Lease to Ids. Nerdy Winch*, for 41* years, at s Rent per Annum, ,e 7 7#. A Sub stantial Dwelling-house, No. 39 adjoining, on Lease 40, Mr. C. A. Whytt foe 13 yeses, at a nett Rent per Annum of 2470.. • Both Houses are held on Lease (Or 59 years, from the sth March, 18011, at a Ground Rent per Antrum of 414141, Los 9. A Genteel Eligible DIVELLING-40115.E, *sate at St. John's Wood, on Lease to Mr. Wary Pickford for 91 years, at a Rent per •Annum of £9O. .11dd for a term about 83 years unexpired, at a Ground . Rent per Annum of .Cl 6 To be vievied by leave of- else Tenants, . Particulars may be had on the Premises; of Messrs. Albrerand. Son, &Saws i Took's:court, Cursitorgtreet; at Caraway's; • and of Mr. Po bins, Warwick-street, iiiilden•ainaxe. - ••• • emialv • • 111010PETglitti r! ' ", ''./. • • %air . Wtweea BATH eiedirRISTOL *AK R;ADVOIFSON, s Parisi of MILSTOI:SaIsounS, • tar t* Gaeta! ,FREEHOLD • STE, - „Ltrid-Tair 'redosinted; the . orlhole ONE THOI7SAISD and YORTY-FIVE ACRES, Orleich MEADOW, PASTUttIk a ARA ELIA isid WOOD • LAND; o-apital MANSION • aad OFFICES FA RAUL SWILLS, FISHERY, pwsmANamousss, and car. , TAGES. By Mr.. ROBINS, . (Of Warwiek.etreet, Golden.amierej, At Garr:wife Coffee-house, in Exabanic-all9, Cardin, su • --Tantissar. December Li, 1620, sat Twelve • Clock, is One Lot, . , . • HE very Valuable and ; most Desirable FREE -. T HOLD ESTATE, comprising the , Memo, Advosteee, and entire Pariah of Kelston t with the Quit Rents, Fines, Ice. the capital MANSION, sealed on a bundled Lan ? ' nem' the River Avon, caned KELsroig IROusl, • • A.' • • Substantially built of &one, erected ow aIIIMIMPet aqua manding delightful Views, embracing noes? attended Scenery, oily four miles from Bath, and sight from &hind; adapted fie the Reddest* Of a Pamilp of the first diatinuirm. Cantabiles( ma Entrance-hall and medals Stone Sillianaes two capital Deawbtedoens, tominsmicating; enNlMMAlaiieg Parlonr Library, eleven good .lied.rooma, three Home: heeper'a poem; Butler's roan, and two Water Uwe*. convenient 'Molest& Mikes sir ill dent ' tight Serrariar Bed-*tsars Wer with CoseleAmmes, &abbe/ la d . sill mephitis Oillesta; . ezeellaite Eltaima-Dindem, vrsisl. mad, Orchards.. aml lee-boom • • The Landi round the Home are tac t , and r e. nitiff a Parkllkeiippeatance. The Ritu of the Ad iyerenoul contains • • • Tem •THOVIUND AND FORTY-FINE ACRES, Of rich - Meadow,' Pasture, Arable, Imel Wood Land, wide good Fanwhouses and convenient Ouffinildines, and is taw • islstely within a'Ring Fence. • ' ;The Property is bounded in'greel pfft birdie river'Avoe, esismm which Eat thriving Wood., eameiffirg - edemble Timber, lend abounding with Game: the whole a Mast a.* and elesirable Property, each as is rarely Aired for sale. It is 'esumed that Coal may be found en the The Idandon to be viewed•on 114istais M Fridays only, by Thliete, tube had of Meese's. Guy ease* Chippeabanie of -whom printed Particulars may lacked; ails at the Whitt Dion, Balk: Buse;, Bristol kPloutit• In% Cheltenham; ;Conks Ilit-1011; of 'Messrs. Sturge, Land Suryeyors, &iota; at Gae :away's; andot Mr.' Robins, Warwitt-streit, thillabolanare Lemion; of whim Tleketrmay dad Wined, and a Pbs seM. KENSINGiTON.,442,r4AIm TO BE 801. D 16 ,PREVa. "COArrkI,ACF, .ItOB S,•'• • - (Or Wiirwick-street, Odden;sirtaire), • SPACIOUS ELEGANT MANSION, with WI& attached and detached Offices, bandital Lawn and" P i "' Oursyground, and bare Gard's, delightfdly situate at Kaiao4- tot-Gons, -"e*D " And sganosadiaz benda extensive view* stets igarty Offil aidiarsdiadiat cower,. • • • owe* is asbailadatarle spni anZ ater 7 a " 1 40 4 6 5 a1 t die jest Amine *lag liaelitabwa ita7r &WY. kaad &Om' wiegai int aciitandes Cioiets; ' sift IP' dry &adulation, Waras-elossi, ad Omar Wag saPPMed WWI wad- PritsdPal OW, 4 handsaw long Gal. isey,with bowed ands; $ &Mar aged lepadartWar hair ia fg • Bed-chinghars,lvo Dressing-rescip l sad Vied Noses. Ground fhioroi handaeigie B e han, aged 11061•111111ftior ham" tie baseisist to ticspiky story ; • ta00 1 :01041-Pag 1 imig 'Seedy, Antiacisag i - lona Thawk4l 4o •l l 4 . 4/14 GaAa4 -0)014 6 a Back : &dram is tba appersagrj. t IQomec Officed agnlCAillidag in the Bsserawa - f Wing-"A large Lard4ry, 'Oisich;litiffiEMOSl'Vaats, aa three large R orginigiver..Leit Wligg—;AVOtacit-bask mut Pubic , far Ike Mares, ffigtienaneas,, sad 4vog Lofts. ova Ileautiful Lawn Plessureironn.s.. vritk Minya =day • handsome Virandaorith Bight 9( etsisatsidt.ind; in umbras !Pritchett Gardeal wellptocked.• • .• -‘ • Alm a compact genteel Hoed, - ddidaing,:vrith a 44 Garden, the Parsessisit alWffiliiiit.ParsepopPart- AF- T* bkviewed by Tickets fatTi w1164:44,="1. mai be had, of. Mr. Robby. Warvrick.treet, • e. HIGH-WATKaseko DON JIM Dipe.lo;goit . g minutes after 11) difientein . . 10 sad Flag rigilled e Lawn Jinn . , rickts , Twois.pa. -;4, 41 • i • 81 • -P l ' .~ ..• J ..~ • - • 1 .1