Star. — London, England, 1810-03-26 00:00:00

7 1 ; ;;;6e1d Muer NEWCASTLE COAL. Adair's Main Ben:on Long Bewick Main Brandling's Main -- Bryan Col• Age Eightot Moon Ellison r ielrling Heaton Alain Hebburn Main Holy Well M afia' . Kenton Gat elihead CrAlitinv cod Charlotte Main Denton Percy Main Pontop Sisrpstrn s Pce.top Windsor's INlinovorth SOuth Moor • Tyndale Tly.vnley Main Walker Wars Ind Ttinple's Was awl • 1441 and Co's. Walla-End Wortley Willing; on VV pain Pew:cir.'s Wall's-Pad Blysb S Cosy pen Ma;ft KutLey Cinders SUNDERLAND. • Bourn Moor Oman 2 Eden Maio liutton's Wars End Newboetle Primrose , Russell's Main I Wear's Wall's End • . Ship. 23 essoi•- . °binning winning, Mrs. John Aldred Twitting, of the Strand et i daughtaa. • MARRIED. On the 24th instant, ai liythe Church, in the County of Kent, Samuel Hawes, Esq. of the Royal South LincolnMil::.a,to Miss roe 11 .-was r. Whr, dauitiotoor of Use late We Clulatuyher ruuer, of Dover. awl livivel r . r ? 1??-`• r~ . ~ ~~ .~, to ite place where the knife was, by two ot tne con- 73d Ditto-tiugn rusimes, V VW.. Lao w.. a..... 0—, —,— __ _ . victs who gave evidence against him. vice Skottowe promoted; Ensign Gerald O'Couner, from the T h omas Moore. Gent. to be moo. sestet< rt e s."-, ....... _The Jary found him guilty, and the Learned Judg e Kam, Militia , t° be Ensign. William Hall, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 29, 16 . 9. • April 17. Nathan Parker, of West Autism!, unnam, manor • 76th Ditto -Joseph Clark, Gent. to be Ensign, without Purchase, James Brampton, Gent. to be ditto. Daioth.May ts, 1809. merchant, at ten sh opkeeper s I.ondon.—April 17. Thomas immediately p ronounced sentence. He was left or vice Burrowes, promoted. Edwind Read, ebe ditto. Dated hlay 16, MDR • Knowles, of York , at twelve, at Guildhall, London. execution on Monday morning. •78th Ditto-Ensign John Macleod, from the Royals, to be Lieu- Worcestershire Militia . April 14. Thomas Hughes, of Norfolk-street, Strand, Middlesex, • Jeroxe Ho lt was indicted .f.:lr the wilful murder of tenant, by Purchase, Tice Mackay, promoted in the 63t1 Foot. Th o mas ptdcose, E s q. to b e D e p u ty-Lieutenant, Dated Nooem. wine-merchant , at twelve, at Guildeall.--April 16. Joseph Ab- 81at Ditto-Hospital-Mate W. B. Phillips to be Assistantoeur- Francis Woitkowaiach, at Gillingham, near Chatham, ber 4, 1809. bet, of r esets, Lancashre, grocer, at one, at the Star and Garter , goon vice Steele, deceased. Francis Moss smith, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated November Tavern, Paradise street, LiverpooLApril 14. Wm. Hawkins, on the 14th of August last. The prisoner was a 89th D'uto--,l.ieutenant Peter Le Mesurier to be Captain of a 24, 1809. of Birmingham, button-maker, at eleven, at the Shakespear Ta- p • Spanish seaman, and the deceased also a foreign sea- Company, by Purchase, vice Peel, who retires. Patrick Henley, Gent. to be ditto. D i ed Nov. 25, 1809. stern, Birminghate..-April 16. David Thompson Myers, late of man. It appeared that they had a quarrel about a 92d Ditto-Lieutenant James Macdonald to be Captain of a Charles Rudge, Gest. to be ditto. Dated Nov. SO, 1003. Stamford, Lintolesbire, draper, at eleven, at the George Inn, in table cloth, and in the heat of passion the prisoner Company, by Purchase, vice Carmichael, who retires; Assis- Charles Eastwood,Gent• to be Ensign. Dated Jan. 30,-1810. St. Martins, Stamforg Paton.--April 14. Benjamin Clissold, of Francis L b from the 7th Garrison Battali o n, a stabbed the deceased with a knife. Hs was found tant- Su m , el l‘ e • . 3 Commissions signed by •the Vice-Lieute - aant of ate Smith's Rents, St. John's-street, Middlesex, dealer and chamnaa, to be Assistant-burgeon, vice Lloyd, promoted in the teeth at ten, at Guildball.-April 16. Thomas Dixon, of Bath, Saner- guilty of manslaughter, and was sentenced to one F oot . County of Stafford. • ' mestere, claina-man, at one, at the Christopher Inn and Tavern, ~ year's imprisonment.—These cases were finished be- 100de Ditto--Lieutenent Patrick Dillon, from the Bth Garrison East Regiment of Local Militia. Bath.- April 2:. Wm. Mo late of Parboid, I.l.llCoiirt, lime- ''l• fore ten this morning, and the Assizes concluded. Battalion, toutenanterice Mason, placed ou Hall pay of Ensign Jacob Milner to be Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 45,1609. downer, at twelve, at the King's Arms, in Ormskirk.--May e 6. the Ilth Garrison Battalion. I Ensigns Edward Watley, Robert l'urnock, and James Turoock, ----- SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, MARCH 24. 3d West India Regiment-Lieutenant Samuel Workman to be Ito be ditto. Dated as above. George Potter, of Char rag -Cross, Middlesex, haberdasher, at twelve, at Guilatiell.-April 17. Iola! Luzon Bruton, of Princes- . CARGOES, SOLD, and pales. Captain of a Company, without Purchase, vice Wadman, who • John Weston, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Jan. 17, 1810. sweet, Rotherhithe, Surrey,•marineryat one, at Guildhall.- Agri • Monday, W e dnes. Friday, resigns; Hospstal-Mate John Waterson to be Assistant Sur. John Sherratt Gent. to be ditto. Dated eels. 7, 1810. 16. Wm. Leathwood, of Liverpettsh cork-cater, at eleven, at the NEWCASTLE COAL. March 19. March 21 . Mame 23 Semi- William Daniel , G en t. to b e Q uar ter. Master. Dated September Globe-Tavern, LigerpotiL-e.April 10. Robert silvester, late roofo A.dair's Main - 148 0 4th Ditto--John Cusine, Goat. to be Ensign, without purchase, I 94, :409. • Benton Long -i47 0 vice M'Cabe, appointed to the 2cl West India Regiment ; Ho,- ! , West Regiment. RReemaiadintigg.,..B.eArkpsehtitmcbeiro-dealhn m er, it a e t h e e lev u, ets of , is T e t w th s e i el ea p fo re n r i Bewick Main - 2 t1..5 0 pith-mete James Ureto be Assistant-Surgeou, vice Caldwell, Richard Gwinnett and Edward Fenner, Gents, to be Lieutenants. shirt, grocer, at heron, at the Rein Deer Inn, Linceln.- ' • Brandling's Main -- • i4B 6 promoted in the Royal York Rangers. Dated May 10, i 609. Bryan ' - iis o sth Ditto-:-Captain Thomas Murphy, front the 44th Foot, to be . South Regiment. and 'I seem, Bette-April 16. Samuel Every, late of Liverpool, Riclrmd Dyer, of Bath, cernfactor, at ten, at the Chrlstophi.r Inn Cox: Age - 26001546 5 54 6 • Captain of a Company, vice Henderson, who each s. 1 Henry-Case, Esq. to be Major. Dated June 97, 1809. Eightoe Mout - 144 0 Royal York Rangers. i S hip L Lincoln- 4th n -Aprilc o l i n 6 -. ship- etp ch oo an t dl:r ti a i s::l a m it erch .. ja an tn t es , at Gen ele y :en of , l a as t tthesmGnibobefielTniamverniadie, in 1 I.icutenant Wm. Bindley to be Captain. Dated June 10, 1809. Ellison - '2450 To be Lieutenants-Ensign-George Cauty, vice Symmonds, de- : Richard Pipe and Charles taunter , Gents. to be Lieutenants.- sees ba k er, at ten ; al Cadhan " .---• I........—_______ ______ , to 45 6 ceased; Ensign William Rumen, vice Copley, deceased; Ensign : Dated as above. 11 Fielding Heaton Main - ...... 146 6 144 6 George Davidson, vice Ma tineau, <Leemett. 7550T0 be Ensigns-Robert Jeuktn, Gent. eke Canty ; Jacob Meek;llTillaanntlartsllasin.adbovie e rd Wee .Proudnian, Gents. to be E n si g ns . - y,,, , RENOVATED HEALTH. • I .t. has been too frequently the subject of just ani 1 . Hebburn Main - 26002534 10 Si 0 Gent. vice Russell; and William Ovens Gent. vice Davidson.ShirleyShirk , / Palmer, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Gregores reeleleedi-- general reprobation, thatdestitute of the elements of to i610t0540t0 54 6 To be Assistant•Surgeon-Hospital mate ioseph Shelton. 'Dated October 17,1809. -:- .• .. the medical art have offered themseives aa candidates for public Holyw ell Main - 3 146 0 2 43 0 Royal West-India Rangers-Hospital-mate Samuel Jackson to be . North Regiment. to 45 6 .Assistata-Surgeon vice Lusignan , deceased • Hospital-mate • • ' 7 John Ellison Poole to be Quarter -Master. Dated May lel : , 1909. jittroicenatguettlethreesuPitr°orroui arniaoufdilltleayasnied Kenton -- 159 s Archibald Thomp,on to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Kerr, pro- Gat eshead . - 143 0 I 411 6 moted in the 6th West-India Regiment. Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. us from being classed among those empiric, whose impudent pre- -1 59 . -- - 14203 43 6 Ist Ceylon Regiment-W. Wilson Hornsby, Gent. to be Second Ric . hard Blair, Gent. to be Comet, vice C. se, promoted. Dated r society, bet% WO favourably T. tensions have, unfortunately fu JUDO 10 1809. F o r or e r i the ac e 7 a e r p 41 s t e 0 of p r doing t ceived, we beg leave to suemit to the liberal and enlightened, Charlotte Main - 155 0 Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Wilkinson, promoted in the . • • • John Crust, Gent. to be ditto, vice Griffin, resigned. Dated as Denton - 244 6 4th Ceylon Regiment. faithful statenient a our pursuits and acquirements. above. Percy Main - 15465 S 4 6 Watteville's Regiment - Lieutenant Frederic Kirchberger to be . • Pontnp Shupore's - 148 0 Captain of a Company, vice D'Erlach, who resiens. Tamworth Volunteer Cavalry. 1 et. t i ft ,,su er i n in a, s t r ld ect i ve d d ß a u r z r a ar ,, _,, m ,b e c t? r i e ca lec i etduurcesatiaonns a p s ea t e h t e i e p e ep v, in e Pont op Windsor's - - 2486 od Garrison Lattulion-Captain David 0. Stewart, front the 7th John Flavill, Gent. to be LieuLenant, vice Nevill, pital we tattered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated Si ding worth - .9 lie 0254 6 Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice mow, -Dated July 29, 1309. • . of Edin- resigned. ..._ ;. cerefulle attended, as Professor. aod Surgeons of the Londln lime school for medical acquiteinents the Royel e!ollege Smith Moor • - 144 0 placed on Half Pay of the 7th Garrison Battalion. Joseph Grundy, Gent, to be Cdrnet, vice Flavin, promoted. Da- • • • Taafield Muer i5l 6 . 250 0 4th Ditto--Captain Arthur Morris, from the 7th Carrigan - Bat- it'd as above. , to 50 6 taboo, to be Captain of a Company, vice Chetwyad, placed Stone and Eccleshall Volunteer Cavalry. well I:. " t : eirs C Tyndale - 1146 6 on Half Play of the 7th Garrison Battalion. . John Aston, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Jackson, resigned.-- witery, Botany, dm ac. &c. by those etstineut Professor . rf D , . b ea t: l l - 414, an ... t e wtirl eo in ey stru an co a •d v i ea n the a edlf.oeirepuhtybtorae,ucchheesnolifsies4,satisolniindy.,. Tix.vnley Main -5149 6 • fr ' -6'69 0 sth Royal VS/Grail Battalion - Lieutenant John Bennett, from Dated January 4, 1810. I;e x l , :ti t r e o u . st Ozt e g iatai oryi nßoltacbek, deemedHailto Walker -- 457 0 VIM 0' .t se o the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Smith Win. Stubbs, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Aston, promoted. Dated our proecieney and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Ha ving 10 . to 57 61'•• to 53 0 decethed. as above. . LAINTe, for a long ;tries of years made VENEREAL COMPLAIN , I Wall's End - 1 4411 12 55 6 Nova Scotia FenciMee-Serjeent Major ----- Cameron, from Commissions in the Royal South Lincolnshire Militia, and the various diseases of DEBILITY, the particular object , to 56 9 ' the Royals, to be Adjutant, (with the rank of Ensign,, vice ni:reSptillicpatnUOUS in saY. Temple's Wall's End •14 511 6 , 11 54 0 edoete, promoted. signed by the Lord Lieutenant. . our studies and practice,it will,we hope; be alum .. and care. i..., • Bell and Co's. Walls-Lad 1 • 611 91566 9 56 0 Samuel Herbert Hawes, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Mardi 7, acquired supertote knowledie of their treatment ° that r d' 1 i STAFF. 1810. . : slight and recent cnees . of loreetioes ablisluuent ii 1 to 54 G William Whitfield Dikins, Clerk, late a Brigade Chaplain, to be . Thomas Stringer, Gent. to be Entipir Dated as above. Wortley - .141 1. 148 0 . Chaplain to the Forces. 1 . Willing; on -- • . 7 " 4 'William Maxwell, Esq late Major of the 32d Foot, and Inspec- Commission signed by the - Lotd Lieutenant of Che- t utmost iceetereqe l'l l ).fr 4 shire.—Stockport Reett of Local Militia. ent ensuresto Or contleted in the shprt perotiodbeoef pteeewotidetioyan,enluhdoee felled of au, , cam, a proper . ,perseeeeffee . Wylam .... • to 54 6 v_, 2 48 0 tiny Field Officer of Volunteer Corps; to be Paymaster of a Recruitin District, vice Milbanke, appointed to the Barrack . which are the ef Captain Thomas Maryland to nd Major, vice Lem, we' , , Atnidst the . mektuclaoly satiety of diowders ut , 0 e • 'reeve:it's Wall'a-End 155 S 4.56 e 350 0 246 9 • ._ I patient a safe apdtocal e ` uc l e n , our Flip of tree= l' . Womb - HOSPITAL STAFF. Commission in the Sd Regiment of Esse*: to 47 0 ' • 1 • Dev_ .uty Purrev, or ThomasHumeßowles, from Half Pay, to be Militia, by the Lord LieutettititiE 11 4 . 111-1 cov, pea Main 14664 46 0 signed ' ' t il'' 44 • Isi a steleoe must be . Ad b j eoney atant Sturgeon Smith to be Captain, by brevet. ' Peed Fe=.a con e Halley - 14702 47 6 • Deputy Purveyor to the Forces. To be Hospital Mates for General re inn S. May, titte ma In state. To •11----d • ti i by anew an ui 1 : . Cinders - SUNDERLAND. • • - 2 41 0 Samuel Hill, Henry Walker, and Adrian Gelpke, Gents. 1 eg 0 Ist IVA Drag 1* 45 0 . s.ngen oons--Laptain and Brigade-Major William fin- ' to be Captain of 4 "fruep, vice Bishhoffshiusen whip 1 48 6 retirt3 • Cadet Conrad Poteis to be Cornet • 1 46 6 Lieutenant Frederick Paten, from the Ist Light DIV:MN to be Commissions in the let Eastern Regimentof Norfolk Gardiner Chapman and Thanes Woodrow, vents. to be First Lieutenants. Dated January 10,1810. County of. Kent. .., . 4 : so li n i ze il g edo ions e Upkil in Oit y :fi a lt d th v e ig y::: f hums' greatest o all , libie *kede .Pf treathgna4b4 restored t'' cast i don • In all el.e 'T•hose defirt.ieltt4e4 eblithes which treiseninit.liytiperetvhinw. - .cies of Venereal ilifeetioe, *e Mee he toes - her ,Sex with theirs:test seereeteltilienoe r • . en - • •T • • Berstead and Milling Regiment of Local Mania.. L..- •Poissitikin *L I -1"... t z -- w - r46, 6 • ulteo yPe ' Hours of cor Goal slx in the eveoiu g a re 25. 1810. Bourn Moor - 146 6' The ing's erman Legion. ' Local Militia *g ed bthL rd 1... ,si n y e o teutenant. ' • r s it a tt ivai as in ever/ sl'' C ornet '" - ' 2l3aut- Commissions ai ed b the Lord Lieutenant of tke .. ' gn y . staked= at home $l6l to sisoc f .at4 trealle loothreeg, t h ere ervroe more &smog or more distresstanoogelethnb^ll, 111 Eden Main lotton's Wall's End -- Newbttle Primr o se .- , - . 248 0 hog be ' be Adjutant, vice Petal, promoted: i ' Russell's Main - Wear's Wall's End - 145 0 OTANI?. . . . •• g lig ten at night. . ~.„ :... ,1 vete the pareu e ir , • .....-o----•-3------e--ee-• Brigade-Major, with temporary reek of Captaia, vice Uttsin- Tb cdn ' s Aadn" and Wm * Bra dy, Enies• . t il be Captains. Da- their calle " 1141. 41"..Wn whatever CSIII:'".-7::15:1111re. 1:1:1;a1r11)e lye" Shies 23 164, 122 gen, appointed to the hat Light DI-arias& ted March 16, 1810. tans for **INN 1 1 4 40 6% wbb n the .are cy 10 8 Disk '' - BIRTHitERORAIIIAJIS. • . Ist East Kent, or Ashford, OlJeastle, anal Elbows. venial to oak teedletalliW, the pniteeeteef letters may sa Comet of the ids Glade s ism 'On Sunday morning, Mn. John Aldred Twining, of the Strand , Bris s on, Du , pereedtd,latiog Regiment of Local Militia. : ' , the wade fes : moditinee. , n. HattotoGard e absent without leave. "ee 1 '- ' eent to any eiate . llo. die . _kingdOitli .. . 'To ensure that be gedt Adjutant Gimp Bruce to be Lieutenant try brenet. Voted . luta a nd co. surgeons, Na. tO7, t of a daughter. .MARRIED. . On the 24th instant, ai Hythe Church, in the County of Kent, illemuel Hawes, Esq. of the Royal South Lincoln MiLea, to Misa E**Atu* itilitTWmer'anzette. - North t hropshik Lotaitta* roe Th..mse Price, Gent.to be Ensign, • March 16,1810. CO Celaillielos l ill the Shropshire Militia, signed by tile, ' I , ON DGNI P t i n iod An g p o betsbed by LEVEL li.EN• ~, Lord Lieutenant. V. stet, eine daughter elan; late Sir Christopher Putter, of Dover. Red ibm.s Price, Gent. le be Ensign. Wm. Merslially Cc:A. to be Ensign. Dated January 12, 1650. K __ll _T A 1 Otlt4lllll, TAMP. , . • . . ettehaarasturftVoullacebni, Lant aten betb,lt ti s te STAN Orrrc_t, leo: • tar , 7 -, „aka re.4.anedstd t R i ti taltinghwe: hart giatent of Local Militia. - be Second Major, vice Lees, de- i l P ati;m Ain c d , a t s-af t : ' ,, 43d u , e i e c e ' il k o i c y ure a.,;icti of dierwders whice 810. ' facts of a habit long and most unhappily p ursued by hue Reettitllt of Essex Local b othrtga , t i me arg wog more a l a rming or more distressit the Lord Lieutenant. I doge yteilgiepatei'anCtlebibtles which frequently prevent De C,aptain, by brevet. Dated Fe. ..1111,45,the art pro state. To s uet-persons it must at e l - -: noibilisellecdcni to Iwo* tfitt they may now, by a new &astern The invent. of Norfolk , S t4ll anode a tremble:4bl restoredln • v. and vigorous const itution. . Iby the Lord Lieutenant. :.11NisliP.047:14,g14....4ce"e_atroing, as well as in eve Mas Woodrow, Gents. to be First v • (ta - r a t be Consulted by pat Ty 10,1810. . ales of ener infection, we Hou rs • • . Other ,sex with die knaiest seerecistaltionovr. I the Lord Lieutenant a the: . Cut. that g reatest of all mind= at home from test to throe, sad from six in t le 1 ty °Exalt. • . v at ten at, night. Regiment of Local Militia.. I 2 .. : Patitou!la Stsiesntri *re rely. At° state the panic _ .z.. s,n pt. irtsisidodS. 'TO ellsitre tha t aearec arlink' Elqrs:w bil Captains. Da. znreeeiciaciP44aiosiraettentit6eralinecthibaboolt wti . iv tbe g, & son e. i e n w rio n si l zgel net Brims, of the 7th Dttegoott Minds, la superiedetivhdrq without lave. ESIBATUX is a fotyner*Gazree. Nadi thropshiii Lot& titiAtia. w..r.vs, Price, Gent. to be Ensign, /Mort Prise, Gent. to be Eon& : " SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. To enumerate the comparly who enlivened the gay scene At N. , thr,.oic Races, on NVedir:sday last, would be to name all the sporting characters in that and the neiz,rhb‘turing counties. The course w.%s never in bet ter order, or horses better matched, than in the pre sent year. The second and third races were adini r:iblv contestod, and indeed the whole day passed off with great eclat. For the Hunters' Stakes of lOgs. each. Mr. Drake's IL m. 'ewet Mr. Cope's hr. g. Rotheo - Mr. Harrison's pied g. Mountebank Mr. Taylor's br. g. Gunpowder - 4 Mr. Whitmorc's br. g. Intruder - 5 For the Farmer's Cup of lOgs. and -tOgs. in specie, with lOgs. to the second horse. Mr. Hitchcock's ch. g. Minos - Mr. Cole's br. c. by Woodpecker - Mr. Waßond's hr. in. Morgiana Mr. KOoe4 h. g. by Traveller - For the Hack Stakes of ,igs. each. Mr. Harrison's b. h. Beau Nash - 4 4 1 1 Mr. Slater's ch. g. Tag - - 0 1 2 2 Mr. Taylor's br. g. Henthrolt - 3 3 5 dr. Mr. Whitmore's b. .g Omni= - 5 5 4 3 Mr. Drake's b. g. Stockton 0 2 . 3 dr. Mr. Beechey's Mirror beat Mr. Norton's ch. h. IoOgs. won easy. During one of the heats, a stand, erected by an in habitant of Norbronk, fell with about a hundred peo ple on it : fortunately no person was seriously injured. . . 1 ! 2 2 3 3 di•. ASSIZES. • MAIDSTONE, MARCH 23. Mr. GARROW went into thet, Crown Court last night, and tried prisoners. This morning only three cases were lett.for Mr. Justice HEATH to dispose of. William Colman was indicted for the wilful murder of Thomas Jones, on the 29th of August last, in the parish of Woolwich, by giving him several stabs in the neck and breast with a knife. - The prisoner was a young man, aged only twenty, and both himself and the deceased were convicts on board the hulks at Woolwich. The case was proved by two other convicts, and the facts they stated were as follow :—A brick had, a night or two before, been thrown at one of the officers of the convicts, and the prisoner suspected that the deceased had given information that he was the man who had committed the offence, and being incensed at the deceased, he repeatedly swore he would be revenged of him...—. They were, however, apparently reconciled, shook hands, and drank together ; the deceased also helped the prisoner into bed, as he was incommoded by being loaded with very heavy irons. It appeared, however, that the prisoner still chetisjlecf his purpose of revenge, for after remaining in bed for some time, when he supposed all about him were asleep, he softly got out of bed, and went to a place where he knew the knife was kept, which he got ; he then stole to the bed of the deceased, and stabbed him in the throat and breast in the most determined manner.— The wounds he gave were instantly mortal. He was, however, observed to have got out of bed, and to go to place where the knife was, by two of the con victs who gave evidence against him. .The Jary found him guilty, and the Learned Judge immediately pronounced sent ence. He was left for execution on Monday morning. Jeroxe Hogo was indicted for the wilful murder of Francis Woitkowaiach, at Gillingham, near Chatham, en the 14th of August last. The prisoner was a Spanish seaman, and the deceased also a foreign sea man. It appeared that they had a quarrel about a table cloth, and in the heat of passion the prisoner stabbed the deceased with a knife. Hr was found guilty of manslaughter, and was sentenc ed to one year's imprisonment.—These cases were finished be fore ten this morning, and the Assizes concluded. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LO CARGOL Monday, I'vlarck 19. 4DON, MARCH 24. , MILD, and nom 1 Wednes. I Fr ' March 21 I 2j430 154 6 I 5 44 0 • 2 153 1 lO LO 54 0 to 1 143 0 1 1 1 42 0 3 1 154 5 1 5 54 0 47 0 600 46 6 60 0 61 0 46 0 59 3 1 51 61 46 6 46 6 57 0 57 6 H 6 62 9 45 6 SO 0 44 6 i 45 01 i 52 0 1 t to 64'C 12 12 to 11 56 6 9 to 1155 s 48 6 47 0 WI , M.• •••••• m••• Um. - - - ' FROM SATURDAY 1. • ADMIRALTY-OFFICE. Rearadai3iral Sir Richard ted to John Wilson Croker, tain Mounsher, of his MO , an account of his having, a large French privateer Camperdown, where she _ from Captain Hawtayne, com manding the goebec, reporting the capture of a French privateer sehuyt, of four guns, cut out on the 16th instant 'near the Texel, under a heavy fire of musquetry from the shore, by the boats of the Idas and King George cutters. MILITARY TI PROM OONS. • WAR-OFFici l MARCH 24. 6th Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet B. C. Barry to be Lieute nant, vice St. Aubyn, deceased. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Jos. Henry Taylor, Gent. to be Cornet, by Purchase, vice Creagh, promoted. 14th Ditto--Cornet the Hon. G. FortescuS to be Lieutenant, without Purchase, vice Capel, promoted. • -,. • 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Quarter-Mastee &leant John Skuce to be Quarter-Master,; - vice Bennett, promoted is the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. Ed Regiment of Foot—Ensign Thomas Matthews to be Lieute nant, by Purchase, vice Bulstrode, promoted in the 66th Foot; G..orge Hallett, Gent. to be Ensign, without Purchase, vice Matthews. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant Morgan O'Brien, from the North York Militia, to be Lieutenant. 11th Ditto —Hospital Mate Ceo. W. Davies, to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice O'Hara, deceased. 13th Ditto--Hospital-Mate James Henderson to by Assistant Surgeon, vice Collier, promoted in the 60th Foot. • list Ditto—Second Lieutenant Donald M'Donald to be First . Lieutenant, etithout Purchase, vice Torrence,who resigns; Robert Brown, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, lee heDunald. 83d Ditto—Second Lieutenant R. Smith to be First Licit esant,. by Purchase, vice Thornhill, promoted in the 45th Foot. Sikh Ditto—Ensign J. Wm. Shelton, to be Lieutenant, by Fur-'' chase, vice Briggs, promoted; Lieutenant Robert Barker, from the South Mayo Militia, to be Ensign. 82d Ditto—Lieutenant Boyle Hill, from the itth Garrison Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, vice Roberta, placed on the Half-Pay of the Bth Garrison Battalion. 36th Ditto—Captain John Fraser, from the 49th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fitzgerald, who exchanges. 44th Ditto—Captain Geo. Henderson, from the sth West India . Regiment, to be a Captain el a Company, vice Murphy, who exchanges. 47th Ditto—Lieutenant Ponsonby Matthews, to bo Captain of a Company, by Purchase, vice Nason, who retires. 49th Regiment of Foot—Captain Augustine Fitz-Gerald, from the 36th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fraser, who exchanges. 51st Ditto—Francis de Visme, Gent. to be Ensign, by Purchase, vice Stephens, promoted. 52d Ditto—. William Henry Dowbiggen, Gent. to be Ensign, by Purchase, vice Whalley promoted. 56th Ditto—Lieutenant J. D'Arcy, from the South Mayo Mili tia, to be Ensign. 60th Ditto—Andrew Viettneuz, Gent. to be Ensign, without Purchase, vice Myers, promoted. 63d Ditto —Lieutenant James Mac Lay, from the 78th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by Purchase, vice Maznamara, who retires. 69th Ditto—Ensign John Coppinger, to be Lieutenant, by Pur chase, vice Leslie, promoted; William Harrington sherlocke; Gent. to be Ensign, without Purchase, vice Cuppinger. 71st Ditto—Lieutenant James Anderson, from the Kilkenny Militia, to be Ensign; Hospite-Mate Samuel Hill, to be As sistant-Surgeon, vice Greenwell, appointed to the 68th root. Ditto—Lieutenint Charles Mackenzie Fraser, from the 52d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by Purchase, vice Martin, who retiree. 73d Ditto—Hugh Holmes, Gent. to be Ensign, by Purebase, vice Skottowe promoted; Ensign Gerald O'Connor, front the Kerry Militia, to be Ensign. 76th Ditto—J oseph Clark, Gent. to be Ensign, without Purchase, vice Burrower, promoted. .78th Ditto—Ensign John Macleod, from the Royals, to be Lieu tenant; by Purchase, vice Mackay, promoted in the 68d Foot. 81st Ditto--Hospital-Mate W. B. Phillips to be Assistant -Sur geon, vice Steele, deceased. 89th D'uto—,Lieutenant Peter Le Mesurier to be Captain of a Company, by Porcine, vice Peel, who retires. 9Sd Ditto—Lieutenant James Macdonald to be Captain of a Company, by Purchase, vice Carmichael, who retires • Assis tant-Surgeon Francis Leigh , from die 7th Garrison B attalion, • vice Lloyd, promoted in the bitch to be. Foot. 100th Ditto--Lieutenant Patrick Dillon, from the Bth Garrison Battalion, to be Lic nteilasitoice Mason, placed on Hali-pay of the Bth Garrison Battalion. 3d West India Regiment—Lieutenant Samuel Workman to be Captain of a Company, without Purchase, vice Wadman, who resigns; Hospstal-Mate John Watersun to be Assistant Sur es. geun. 48 0 4th Ditto--John Cosine, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice M'Cabe, appointed to the 2d West India Regiment; Hw pital-mae James Ure to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Caldwell, 48 6 promoted in the Royal York Rangers. 13 0 StliDitto-:--Captain Thomas Murphy, front the 44th Foot, to be s:6 • Captain of a Company, vice Henderson, who exchanges. Royal York Rangers. 45 0 To be Lieutenants—Ensign - George Canty, vice Symmonds, de -45 6 ceased; Ensign William R ussell, vice Copley, deceased; Ensign 44 6 George Davidson, vice Ma. tineau,d, CC Med. 55 0 To be Entigns—Robert Jeuktn, Gent. vice Ca.uty ; Jacob Meek, 5i 0 Gent. vice Russell; and William Ovens, Gent. vice Davidson. 54 6 To be Assistant-Surgeon—Hospital mate oseph Shelton. 45 0 Royal West-India Rangers—Hospital-mate Samuel Jac.ksort to be 45 6 Assistant-Surgeon, vice Lusignan, deceased ; Hospital-mate Archibald Thomp , on to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Kerr, pro -411 6 mote(' in the 6th %Vest-India Regiment. 43 6 Ist Ceylon Regiment—W. Wilson Hornsby, Gent. to he Second 55 0 Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Wilkinson, promoted in the 44 6 4th Ceylon Regiment. 54 6 Watteville's Regiment _Lieutenant Frederic Kirchberger to be 48 0 Captain of a Company, vice D'F.rlach, who resigns. 48 6 Its Garrison Lattalion—Captain David 0. Stewart, from the 7th 54 6 Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Mole', 44 0 placed on Half Pay of the 7th Garrison Battalion. 50 0 4th Ditto--Captain Arthur Morris, frota the 7th Gentian s Bat -50 6 talion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Chetwynd, placed on Half Pay of the 7th Garrison Battalion. 48 0 sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant John Bennett, from 52 0 the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Smith 55 0 decedied. 55 6 Nova Scotia Fencibke—Serjeant Major CaAlefen, front 56 9 the Royals, to be Adjutant, (with the rank of Ensign,) vice Ai 0 Moore, promoted. Ai 0 - ' STAFF. is f s William Whitfield Diking; Clerk, late a Brigade Chap l ain , to be M" Chaplain to the Forces. 34 0 . 'lllTilliam Maxwell, Esq late Major of the 32d Foot, and Ins p ess. ting Field °Meer of Volunteer Corps, to be Paymaster of k 92 .0 Recruiting Distriet, vice Milbanke, appointed to the Barrack IF° 0 Department. 44 • HOSPITAL STAFF. 47 0 0 -arty Purveyor Thomas flume Bowles, from Hair Pay , to b e Purveyor IW , . Deputy . 47 6 • Deputy - ~r to the Forces. 41 0 To be Hospital Mates for General i.ervice--Harnsan S. May, 48 o Ist Saal uz U b t: Hill, Hen Wavallainkera,ndandzAridrigaziviGaeilpok:‘,vGweiwunts. iln. The K ing's German Legion. 4 . 5 0 s!ngen to be Captain of 4 Troop, vice Bishhoffshausea wha 48 6 retires; Cadet Conrad Poten to be Cornet • Cornet —:Baert -48 0 ling to be Adjutant, vice Poten, promoted . STAFF. 46 6 Lieutenant Frederick Paten, front the let Light Dragoons, to be Brigade-Major, with temporary rank of Captain, 'MO Undo. gen, appointed to the Ist Light Daewoo. ittineitkiitiliiMi • • Comet ' absent- 122 1809. 4 to boo.- —OBOO. Ricbard Ginintime, Cledetlibe ditto. Dated Mitch 12; 1809. Cbase AttnetrofitYlog Celli. * be *lO. Dated March 24, 1809. Rlebatd Norris, Gem. to beeitoeign. Dated Feb. 15,11109. Richard Sheaf, Oeat. to be ;Pato. Dated Match - SI; 1809: Francis'Drory, Coot. oaletrditto. Dated April 1, leo* Bcaj. Wltheford, Gent. to be Quarter Master. Dated Feb. 45, 1609. South Worcester Lncsd,Militia. Hon. W. B. Logan to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant Da: ted Sept. 20, 1809. William Attwood Oliva, Bet to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated as above. , James Skey, Esq. to be Major. Dated as above. Hon. John Reginald Lygon se be Captain. Dated at aboVe. Benj. Jornson, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 21, 1809. 'Junes Dinghy, Eq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 22, 1810. Wm. Rayer, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept, 23,1809. John Clarke, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 25, 1809. ' John Herbert, - Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 26, 19. Benj. Goolden Kent, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 27, 11109. James Skey, jun. Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 241, 1809. . Joseph Hampton, Esq. to be ditto. Dared Dec. 26, 1809. Henry Worthington, Esq to be ditto. Dated Dec. 117, 1809. Wm. Lane, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 22, 1809. Geo. Clarke, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 23, 1809. Win. Allies, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 25, 1809. head Barnes, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 26, 180*. Wm. Gould, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 27, 1809. Samuel Kent, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. es, 1809. John Guest, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 29, 1909. John Boulton, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 80,1809. Thomas Bird, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Sept. 20, 18C11. John Berkeley, Gent. to be ditto. Litatediept. 31, 1809. Thomas Milling, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 22, 1809, Wm: Berkeley, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dee. 28, 1203. Wm. Ainsworth, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dee." 27, I 809. . Thomas Ross, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dec. 28, 1809. Edward Whiting, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dec. 29, 1809. Henry Sneath Trash, Gent, to be Surgeon. Dated Sept. to g 1809. Aaron Pearce, Gent. to be Quarter Master (acting as Battaliou Clerk). Dated Oct. 11, 1809. East Worcester Local Militia. Thomas Peale Cooper, Ertl. to be Liestenuit-P - Feb. 15,1809. William Law Phelps, Esq. to be Major. Dated as above. Francis Dinely, Esq. to be Captain. Dated as aboie. ' Grey Edward &ninon, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Feb. 16, 1809. Daniel Edge, Esq. to by ditto. Dated Feb. 17,1809. John Walfordlzod, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 15, 1809. Edmund Willis Oldacre, Gent. to be ditto. Dared Jan. 24, 1810. Thomas Murrell, Cent. to be ditto. Dated Jan. 95, 1810. Thomas Jones Jackson, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Jan. 26, 1810. Mona.. Wainwright, Gent. to lie Ensign. Dated Jan. es, 1810. James Hodges, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Jan. 25, 1810. West Worcester Local Militia.. The Right Hon. Thomas Lord Wry, to be Lieutenant.... Commandant. Dated Feb 13,1809. Thomas Fergusson Caine, Gent. to be Quarter -Master. Dated February 23, 1809. Worcester Local Militia. John Morton, Esq. to be. Captain. Dated April 28, 1609 . J. George Allies, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 4, 1809. Jonat. John Collingwood, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 28, 1303. Alain Edmund Herbert, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 29, 1809. bail. A Joseph Minn. Gent. to lee ditto. Dated April 80,1809. square. Henry Chamberlain, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 1,1809. Letitia Collin James Palmer, Gent. to he ditto. Dated May 2, 1809. liner ind dn. George Wainwright, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April 4 , 1809 . Guildhall. Ai. .1".4011136 Moore. Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 28, 1809. William Hail, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April 29, 18 9. • April 17. Nath James Brampton, Gent. to be ditto. Dite4May 15, 1800. merchant, at f' Edvrtud Read, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 16, 1809. . Knowks, of ' Worcestershire Mihtia. April 34. "" Thomas Pidcosk, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated Novem- wine-me ber 4, 1809. bct, of Tr,' Francis Moss Smith, Gent. to be Lieuten ant. Dated November of ' • 24, 1809. Patrick Henley, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Nov. 25,1809. Charles Rudge, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Nov. 30, 1909. Charles Eastwood,Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Jan. 30,-1810. Commissions signed by •the Vice-Lichee:wet of the County of Stafford. • East Regiment of f..comtl• Militia. Ensign Jacob Milner to be Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 25, 1809. Ensigns Edward Watley, Robert l'urnock, and James Turuock, to be ditto. Dated as above. John Weston, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Jan. 17, 1810. John Sherratt Gent. to be ditto. Dated Pell. 7, 1810. William Daniel, Gent. to be Quarter• Master. Dated September 94, :609. West Regiment. Richard Gwinnett and Edward Farmer, Gents, cobs Lieutenants. Dated May to, LBO9. South Regiment. HenrrCase, Esq. to be Major. Dated June 97, 1809. Lieutenant Wm. Bindley to be Captain. Dated June 10, 1809. Richard Pipe and Charles taunter, Gents. to be Lieutenants.— Dated as above. Thomas Itindley and Wm. •Proudnian, Gents. to be Ensigus.— RENOVATED HEALTH. Dated as.above. IT has been too frequently the subject of just and . Shirley Palmer, Gent. wbe Surgeon, vice Gregory, resigned.— . Dated October 17,1809. • .. th e ge m a e e d ral ical t .e e rt s h b :Ve D oif il' • North Regiment. ert h ed at th tn e en n : se t r e n stit as ute ca o n f di t d h a e tes e le f n o t r en p t u s bl i i . c t patronage in the profession of Physic. For the purpose of doing John Ellison Poole to be Quarter -Master. Dated May 92, 1809. justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. us from being classed among thous empiric, whose impudent pre- Richard Blair, Gent , to be Cornet, vice bar, promoted. Datedl too favourably re. tension' have, unfortunately for society, beel June 10, 1809. celled, we beg have to sul••nalt to the liberal and enlighten ed, a John Cruso, Gent. to be ditto, vice Griffin, resigned. Dated as faithful .taternent of our pursuit s a nd ac q uirements. After having received a regular medical education, as the pttpih above. . • otMesers.Grin.Ll and Bllzarti, whose lectures a nd practice we Tamworth Volunteer C av a lr y . John Flavin, Gent. to be Lienienant, vice Nevill, resigned. •Dated duly 29, 1309. • pita!, we entered ourselves as atudenu in that justly celebrated n cerefulle attended. as Professoriat:id Surgeons of the Lonilinlios school for medical acquireinents • the Royal (.:ollege of Edi Joseph Grundy, Gent, to be Cdrnet, vice Flavin, promoted. Da- , ted as above. Mid - • Surgery,* the Theory ,and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, . Stone and Eccleshall Volunteer Cavalry. .--•• - .1 . ' ' m il, John Aston, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Jackson, resigned,-w4 im e . ii i. o ' s Gregor y. ry, Botany &c. cite. &c. by those anionic Professors, Dr.. i burgh, and were instructed in the d i lfereut branches of Anatomy, Dated January 4, 1810. • i 'We trust We sha ll not be deemed presumptuous in caging, that Wm. Stubbs, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Aston, promoted. Dated ' our proficieney and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Haying as above. AINTz.,, for a long aeries of years made VENT:REAL COMM. Black, Hamilton, Dttecan, and Rutherfor. . . Commissions in the Royal South Lincolnshire Militia, .ie signed by the Lord Lieutenant.and the vailoua diseases of DEBILITY, bat we have .our studies and practice,it will, we hope; and care. 1.11 Samuel Herbert Hawes, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March 7, acquired superior - knowlkije of their treat ment . . 1810. . slight and recent Cases of infection, a rhea re-establishment is Thomas Stringer, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. • completed in the short period of two I Lys, and ia those of the thioners have failed of sec- Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Cho - t uunou icvetFrafp where other prac utast° tiei : CMS. a orotier,persevetaince in our plan of treatment ens shire.—Stockport RegiMent of Local Millii, beitipusw7iedicutiar object Of Ipi. idie..4l cure- C a ptain Thomas Marsland to Second Mai"' vice / the ef be ce ased, Dated March 6, 18' man of using Commission in the Sd i ng than Militia, signed by. as or env+ a con.. Adjutant Sturgeon Smith to b. A nd in Acufali • bruary 25. 1810. huniati Commissions in the Ist Ea te Local Militia, signed / every byre nat i en Gardiner Chapman and. Thom ts of lAeutenants. Dated January of con- Commissions signed by e veigur Count) toirticulars of Berstead and Mailing Regiment et awry sing a Thomas ar ch Andrews and Wm. Brittle, Esqrs. tr od seeend P 6)44 ted March 16, 1810. iltd irtedicloll l 4 ldiell Ist East Kent, or Ashford, 01Jcastle atest Maui- """' wairalitintkiaided" • , setnisl t 9 . , s ta4P/alentg t lette ' Regiment of Local Militia. : fee: modleinae. , Adjutant George Bruce to be Lieutenant , py breivt. Talked 46" - SI VIaRtg fi . d Ca Surgeons, No. 107, Hattoo.GardriL March 16,1810. *To men. , may be be c ad y ‘cu r "' to Cooaraiket in the Shropshire Militia, signed by v izi ' l , oNll , o ail p r i n ia . An i p u bitit hy LEVEL 11E141.• ei sti Ca. , Lord Lieutenant. n rice, No. , C terbuty Place. Lallabeds, at STAN .....Ir _ In . 80. Wm. MattbalipGeLt. to be liusigu. Dated January 12,1850. I unfit ; publiabad goo et the STA& 01111104, Ts ro .1s; I;oatioa. Wlitilan Mllih:est ad John Aftht, Mar or late of Whiteehapel. I read, - Misters la dam tied earthenware, ehapmen, May twelve, at .tad, Middles**, and copartners, Masa St, Are 7, rind . sat , GuildhalL AM:onion Messrs. Anstiee and Cox, king's-Bench.' Walks, Temple; or Mr. Tomlinson, Hanley, in the Potter;esa Edwin William. Ayrton, former* of Cumberland-street, New- Road, Middleton, late of Garden-row, St. Gearge's •Fields, and now of Lambeth . Marsh, New Cut, Surrey, blinker, dealer and eisaprnan, March 3i, April 7, and May 5, atibleven, at Guild. , hall. Attorney, Mr. Edmond Howard, No. 71, Great St. Mar. Charinverms John 14.nt, of Romford, Egon, gran*, cheese/unmet, dealer and chapman, March i 7, April 7, at ten, and May 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jahn Shearenao, of Hart -streets Bliorniburpnquare Loudon. James Palmer, of Aldermanbury, London, merchant, dealer and 'chart:an, March et, April 10 - , and May 5, at ekoen, at Guilid4 ball. Ananias, Messrs. Dennotts and Grave*, Kiutes-Armas Yard, Coleman-to. ma. James Retard, of Leinnter, shoemaker, dealer and &wenn, April • 9, at six, April 10, at ten, and May 5, at ten, at the Saracen's- Head Inn; Leicester. Attorrties, 'Mr. John Liptott Grenn, of Leicester; or Mr. Samuel Wilson, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London.- John Higgs, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, April 18, 19, and May 5, at eleven, at the Globe'! 'averts, John street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messre. Crump and Lodge, Lieu - pool; - or Mr. Bettye, Chancery-Line, London. John Tully, of Hereford, hop-dealer, April 10, 11, and May' 5, at eleven, at the Mitre lucent, Hereford. Attornies, Mr. T ito. mas Evans, Hereford;' or Mr. lames Pewtriss, Gray's-Inn, I.ondtan. • • . Evan Lewis,late of Cardiff, Calnillabiliddraigrocer, dealer and In n, March 98, So, and May at eleven, at the Angel Inn, CardigL Atrial:ins, Mr. 114ndleant Lewis; eardiff ;of Mr. Gregory, Clement'a.lnn, London. Peter Dennis Walmsley, of Manchester, wafehouseman, dealer anti chapman, April 18,19, and May 5, at clean, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Afterlife', Mr. Barrett, Manchester ; or MessrsiWillie, Palrthorne, and Clarke,Warnford-court, Throg morello-street, London. ' • William Taylor, late of Liverpool, merchant, April 18, 17, and May 5, at one, at , jhe George Inn, in Dale-street, Liverpool.- 4 Attornies, Mr. William Atkinson, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Thomas Hassell , Liv er p ool John Raby, of Great St. Helen's Chambers, London, dealer and chapman, March - Si, April 10,and May 1, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Drace, Billiter-square, London. John Hammond, of Maccleslliell, Cheshire, tanner, dealer and chapman, April 12, at six,lapril 19, at ten, and May 5, at ten, at the Maczesfield Arms Hotel Macclesfield. Anomie., Mr. Charles Cooke, Macclesfield ; or M 7. Benjamin Kent, Clif ford's-Inn, London. Robert Wood, of Margate, in the Isle of Thane, Kent, grocer, &tater and chapman, Mardi Sl, April 10,and May 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Clutton, St. Thomas's-street, Southwark. • . Thomas Bryan, of Sloane-street, Chelsea, Middlesex, grocer, dealer and chaprnau, March 31, April 7, and May 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cuppage, Jermyn-street, Saint James's. Jonathan Hain, of Hampton, Middlesex, victualler, dealer and aapman, March st, April 7,, an d May 5„ at twel ve, at Guild bail. Attorney, Mr. George Vincent, Bedford-street, Bedford" square. Letitia Collins, of Half-Moon-street, Piccadilly, Middlesex, mll linerlind dress-maker, April 3,14, and May 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dixon, Nassau-EA - et, Soho. DIVIDENDS. April 17. Nathan Parker, of West Ackland, Durham, brand?. merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, I.ondone-April 17. Thomas Knowles, of York, shopkeeper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 34. Thomas Hughes, of Norfolk-stredt, Strand, Middlesex, wine-merchant, at twelve, at Guildtiall.-April 16. Joseph Ab bot, of Prescut, Lancashire, grocer, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Paradise street, Liverpool.-April 14. Wm. Hawkins, of Birmingham, button-maker, at eleven, at the Shakespear Ta vern, Birmingham.-April 16. David Thompson Myers, late of Stamford, Uncoloshire, draper, at eleven, at the George Inn, in St. Martins, Stamford Barone-April 14. Benjamin Clissold, of Smith's Rents, St. John's-street, Middlesex, dealer aid charmed, at ten, at Guildhall --April 16. Thermo Dixon, of Bath, Somer. sershire, akina•man, at one, at the Christopher Inn and Tavern, Bath.- April YC. Wm. Mo 0. late of Parbold, Lancashire, lime 4.turner, at twelve, at the King's Arms, in Ormskirhab erdasher, k.---May 2 6. George Potter, of Charing - Cros s, Middlesex, twelve, at Guildhall - -April 17. John Luzon Bruton, of Princes street, Rotherhithe, Surrey,marinter,,at one, a t euildhall.Ayrill 16. Wan. Leathwood, of Liverpool; cork-cuttat eleven, at the Globe-Tavern, Liferpool.--April 18. Robert oilvester, late of Reading, Berks, timber-dealer, at. eleven, at the Upper Ship Inn, Reading.- -Aprlll4. Jolla Mitchell, of New Sleafonl, Lincoln shirr, grocer, at eines ), at th e Rein Deer Inn, Lincoln.-Aprill6. Rickard Dyer, of Oath, ornfactor, at ten, at the Christopher Inn and '1 avert, Bath.-Aprli 16. Samuel Every, late of Liverpool, ship-chandler and merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool.--April IT. • James Gray, of East Smithfield, Mitldlo sex, baker, at WIN at GuildhalL - Dated . • .. . 6 . . ~-t„ y! . Y NIGHT% GAzvrvit,.! . cciiiiitaii• kite . tty *4- teed tAdossika dip -,___- . , .., , ~,, .. •: . , 1141.841420, • nty:Of Wqruestit ' • .. t 4 1 ....- "Om : ', 44 , I Pials-eours, 141isbuddttest. miamilis 4.... . •• • .. ANA cistiaisio, at tea at Oddlidi. - • North Woriestet LOeul tlnitioi. OFFICE, MARCH 44. At‘ i . 13 • 5 1 - F(IPAIIII '—' 1'111040., I-6Am, I:mirage: sad itatest Cedes Woolley, Esq. tuber • stala. Dated Jim.Sl,.ldoS, ow e , sa t . , ~ tin, at Gamma. ichard Strachan has transmit- wo o , zoom , lime to t ot &no ., Dit hauls, 'go t - : . ••!: • "glimmismiD. Ater, Es q. a letter from C Stovin, Esq. tabs ditto.. Dated May Ilk 1004. A n * L es o nsinre a ni s ,* s e. r aia : Damen; ugui, Majesty's sloop Drake, .giving Heart= Gent.. 70J)! Limstenam.Essed Feb. Feb. iso9 1 . 5, 1504, inla . and dasanukar. 7 h ' rig, on' the t instant, driven lan Moot, Ge 4 t° ll o lll * Joseph Bird, Gear. hi II e if" Lista rob. 44, ISM Jams *tai l atiataidAN till.' daltervltelisfusigh ,„, ismairors . .• 4CW .1, .• -:.... ' eer schooner on shore near Wm. Wookliu, Gent. to Starts. Dated March 4,1500. D av id Mow, of klumtostilaCausoway, Surrey, mignettooketi ' he bilged. Pind also a letter H A ns y H a ndy, Gent. sots ditto._ DaOsst Meech 10, 1,°9. dealer ladehapalita,la astreader March 31, 4017, and May ~ np_ rnmmandine the Quebec, Jc . "!sllerrsll, piatt. to be_tt l o .. . Dated ._ Mel L : d itfi . 11,1809: 11. ism , 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorseyi Mr. Parry, Thavim Inns London. • 4 to 1; 1 ! 1 1 21 4