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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY OFFICB, OCTOBER 9. Copies of three Letters from Lieutenant Nugent, Commanding his Majesty's Gun Velar! Strenuous, addressed to Rear Athol- ralOtway, Commander in Chief at Leith, and tratiamitted by iite latter to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's Gun Brig Strenuous, al the Naze, Sept. 10. Stn-*--I have the honour to acquaint you, his Ma jesty's pun brig under my command has this day chaced on shore, and destroyed, the Danish privateer cater Aalbergh, pierced for eight guns, and carrying thirty men. J have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) JOHN NUGENT. His Majesty's Gun-brig S , renuous, off the Nate, Sept. 13. Sin—l beg leave to inform you, his Majesty's gun brig under my command has this day captured the Danish cutter privateer Popham, armed with three guns and carrying ten men, nut only a few hours from Clieven. I have the honour to be, &c. JOHN NUGENT. His Majesty's Gun-brig Strenuous, off Egerve, Sept. 26. Sts--I have the honour to state for your informa tion, I have succeeded in his Majesty's gun-brig under my command in capturing the Danish brig Troforte, laden with rye and barley, from Syet, in Jutland, bound to Bergen. I have the honour to be, &c. JOHN NUGENT. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, OCTOBER 9. ad Regiment of Dragoons—Hospital Mate Richard Alder/tone to be Assistant-Surgeon. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant the Hon. H. C. Lowther to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Tre , weicke, who retires.. lattr Ditto—Ensign John Gale, from the Slat Foot, to be Cor . net, by put chase, vice King, promoted. list Ditto—Hospital Mate Alexander Menzies to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Milton, promoted in the Cape Regiment. Coldstream R:•glment of Foot Guards—James Owen, Gent. to be Assistant. Surgeon, vise Clarke, who resigns. loth Regiment of Foot—Ensign John Peppard, from the sth West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Dawes, who ex changes ; Gentleman Cadet Thomas Baylis, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Mar shall. promoted. 12th Ditto—Ensign Henry Pardon to be Lieutenant, vice Chas. Rivt. deceased. 16th Dittt;—F.fisign Scott Rigt.ey to be Lieutenant, without put.. chase, vice Sir R. A. Alleyne, Bart. who resigns. Illsi Ditto--Jahn Doig, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, by rte. chase, vice Goff, promoted. Arid Ditto--Lieutenant Wm. Dennis to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Bootle, who retires. 2Sth Ditto—Ensign Charles Leslie to be Lieu tenant,by purchase, v'ce Perrott, who retires. 119th Ditto—Serjeant Major Michael Pointon to be Adjutant, (with the rank of Ensign,) vice Hunt, who resigns the Adju tantcy only. 99th Ditto-- Lieutenant Simon Newport to be Adjutant, vice Browne, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. 44th Ditto—James Williams, Esq, to be Paymaster of the 2d Battalion, vice Crozier, who resigns. 46th Ditto— Ensign J. H. Hamilton to be Lieutenant, without' purchase, vice Calder, who retire," Ditto--Gentleman Cadet George Gawler, from the Royal IVlllitary College, to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Smith, Gentleman appointment has not taken place. Gehtlernan Cadet Nicholas Nepean, from ditto, to be ditto, vine Welker, whose appointment has not taken place. Met Ditto—Thomas Harrold Meade, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Fisher, who retires. 64th Ditto--Gentleman Cadet Cornw'll Burn, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Klein, who resigns. 66th D no—Hospital-Mate Patrick Campbell to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Foulke., deceased. 68th Ditto--Lieutenant John H. Parvin, from the City of Cork Militia, to be Ensign. 74th'Ditto--Lieutenant Anthony French, front tbe Galway Mi litia, to be Ensign ; Ensign James Fleetwood, from ditto, to be Ensign. 79th Ditto—Captain Andrew I.awrie to be Major, by purchase, vice Suijitan, who retires sod Ditto—Ensign Samuel Walker Lacy, from the Royal Cum berlaud Militia, to be Ensign. 97th Ditto—Captain A Maclaine, from the 94th Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice Ruse, appointed to the 9th \re ' feran Battalion. 94th Ditto—Captain Thomas Lloyd, from the 43d Foot, to be Major, vice limes, deceased. 95th Ditto—:.3entie Vickers, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Beckwith, promoted. 96th Ditto—Lieutenant John Sharman to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Smith, deceased; Ensign John Rose to be Lieute nant, vice Sharman ; Gentleman Cala Thomas Eagan, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign; vice Rose, 1001 h Ditto—Lieutenant M. G. Oldiog, from the Canadian Fen cibles, to be Liedtenant, vice Johnson, who exchanges. 1034 Ditto—Ensign Robert T. Hume, from the City of Cork Militia, to to Ensign. Royal Stair Corps—Gentleman Cadet George D. Hall, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice 1-1111, promoted. Sib West-lndia Regiment—Etrign John Dawes, from the 10th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Peppard, who exchanges. 6th Royal Veteran Battalion—Ensign David Crooks to be Adju tant, vice M'lntosh, deceased. lith Ditto--Major Alexander Rose, from the r'th Foot, to Le Major, vice West, placed•on the retired list. Canadian Fencibles--Lieutenant A K. Johnson, from the 100th Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Olding, who exchanges. Ito Newfoundland Fencibles.— Lieutenant William Walsh Winter to be Captain of a Company, vice Gethinp, deceased. Ensign Jdhn C. Garden to be Lieutenant, vice Winter. homas Kerr, Gent to be Ensign, vice Garden. lIREVZT. Major Colin Dundas Graham, of the late Scotch Brigade, to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. lii%jtir Samuel Dt&s, on half-pay of Macdonald's late Recruiting . Levy, to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. 110SPITAL STAFF. Staff Hospital-Assistam George Reed to be Apothecary to the Forces serving on the Irish ZstabUshmeat, vice Lindsay, who =tires. NFINORANDUU• Llettenant Dillon, of the 96th Font, is superseded, being ab seilitWithout leave. liAj'A in.-the Gazettes of the Ist and 22d of Sep. - • ' tember 1810.-64th Foot. Ine•ltamuel Huuhue, Gent, to be Ensign, withort tuivAatt o 119,4-511muel Huuhue, Gent. to be Ensign, ky jarrWare. 2d Dragoons. For Serjeant Wiliam Chaliftvich to be Cornet, load &flout Jana aufluisi to be Cornet. ORDNANCE-OFFICE, ACTOII4II .Artillery of the King's German Legion. Second CaptaimFrederick Sympher to be Captain, with tempo rary rank, vice Heise, who resigns. Dined Sept. 19, 1809. Second Lieutenant Levris Stockmanp to be Adjutant, with the Brat Lieutenant, vice %%Tiering, who resigns the Adju 11y. Dated as above. Cadet Frederick Drecbsler to be Second Lieutenant, mckinann, promoted. Dated as above. in the Nottingluu:nshire Regiment of 1, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Hoctor, Gins. to be Endo. Dated August as, in the Ist Battalion' of the Royal Car 7 Fuzileer Local Militia, signed by the itenant. Esq. to be Captain, vice Biskop,resigned. Gent. to be Firit Lieutenant, vice. Bishop, rs Thomas, Gent. to be ditto, vice Roes, redina. BANKRUPTCY ENI.ARGED. • .1 New. le. WM. Mallalisat and George Mallslieu, of Maacheeter, couon tWlst and cotton wool dealers, ehapnien and copartners. at ten, at ; tile Dog Tavern, Manchester. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John ateetharn, of Heaton-Nurris, parish of Manchester, Lane cashire, check- manufactoser, dealer and chapman. BANKR UP John Hutchinson Browne, late of Fish-street-hill, London, and ...._ , now of Camberwell, Surrey, merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender October 13, 23, and November 20, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.twain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry, London. Joseph Sykes, of Queen-street, Cheapside, London, sugar-factor, dealer and chapman, 004):r 16, Nov. 6, and 20, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bovill, New Bridge-street, Black friars, London. William Hutchison, of Smith's Buildings, Leadenhall-street, London, wine-merchant, dealer and chapman, October 22, at two, Optober 2S, at ten, and November 20, at one, at-Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Cushion-court, Broad-street. Matthew Smith of Charlton, Kent, rope-maker, dealer and chap man, October 22, at two, October 23, at ten, and November 20, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mangnall, Warwick square, Newgate street, London. Charles Schaal. of Prince's-street, Cavendish-square, Middlesex, taylor, Octo ber 22, at two, October 23, at ten, and November 20, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lane, Lawrence- Ponntney-hill, London. Thomas Crirkmore, of kinner-street, London, pewterer, Octo ber 13, at ten, October 23, at eleven, and Nov 20, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Warne, No. 37, Old Broad-street. Walter Norhurn, of High Holborn, Middlesex, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, October 13, at ten, October 23, at eleven, and November 2o at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Warne, No. 37, Old Broad-street. Thomas Martin, of Overton, Flintshire, dealer and chapman, October 22, 23, and Nov. 21,, at eleven, at the Eagles' Inn, in Wrexham, Denbighshire. Attornies, Messrs Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Gray's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Brown, Wrexham. Daniel Savage, of Coal'y, Gloucestershire, pig dealer, October 18, 19, and Nov. 20, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Glouces ter. A ttornies • Mr. George Chilton, Exchequer-Office, Lin coln's-Inn ;or 111r.Thonuit Okey, Gloucester. Thomas Garner, of Dudley, Worcestershire, grocer, strap-r, and wine and brandy-merchant, October 30, at five, 31, and No vember 20, at eleven ' at the Littleten's Arms Inn, at Penk ridge, Staffordshire. Attornies, Messrs. Anstice and Cox, of the Inner Temple, London; or Mr. John Robinson, Dudley. William Pearce, of Liverpool, liquor-merchant, dealer aid chap man, Nov. 1,2, and 20, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern , Paradise-street, Liverpool. A ttornies, Messrs. Massey and Cartwright, Liverpool. John Senior, of Alverthorpe, Wakefield, Yorkshire. clothier, dealer and chapman, October Si, Nov. 1, and 20, at twelve, at the Se4ions-House, Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. Lee, Wakefield ; or Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn , London. Robert Johnson, of Liverpool, merchant, October 30, 31, and Nov. 20, at one, at the Globe Tavern,John-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Graves and Brome, Liverpool. John Rayw ood, of Manchester, grocer, October 16, 17, and No ve'tnber 20, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Ellie, Chancery-lane, London; or Messes. John son and Lonedale, Manchester. Mary-Glover and Elizabeth Glover, late of Kidderminster, Wor cestershire, milliners, dealers and chapwomen, October 29, 30, ' and Nov. 20, at eleven, at the George Inn, Bewdley, Worces tershire. Attornies, Mr. Brigg, Hatton Garden, London ; or Mr. Hallen, Kidderminster. George Cozen, of Church- street, Surrey, millwright, October 26, at six, 27, and. Nov 20, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lane, Law rence-Poutney-hill. DIVIDENDS. James Davey, late of East Anstey, Devonshire, yeoman, dealer and chapman, Nov. l,at eleven, at the Market- House, *faun too.-James Ascough, of Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstapler, No .vember 10, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds.- Glow Ascough, of Gervaux, Yorkshire, woolstapler, Nov.lo, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, L eeds.-William Pearce of Dover, Kent, cordwainer , Nov. 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. Samuel Castle and Walter Powell, of Lombard -street, London, bankers, Nov. 24, at ten, at Guildhall.-William Jackes, late of Guildford-street, Blackfriar's-road, Surrey, core-dealer, No vember 13, at eleven, at Guildhall.-William Henry Free, of Broad-street, Horeleydown, Southwark, Surrey, merchant and ship insurance-agent, N0v.24, at ten, at GaildhalL--Benjamin Simmons, late of Newcastle-street, Strand, Middlesex, shoe maker, (now a prisoner in the King's Bench) Nov. 13, at eleven, at Guildhall...-George Parker, of Chenies - street, Ox ford-road, Middlesex, British wine-maker, Nov. 17, at twelve, at Guildhal-Charles Ward Apthorp, late of Boston, North Amer ice, new of Bridge-street, Blaekfriars, London, merchant, Nov. 24, at ten, at Guildhall.--John Peter Holloway, of St. Swithin's-lane, London, wine, spirits, and beer-merchant, No vember 10, at one, at GuildhalL-George Baker, of City-road, St. Luke's, Middlesex, coach-maker, November 5, at twelve, at Guildhall.---Henry Hughes, of Worcester, halter and glover, October se, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bridge-street, Wor cester.--Joseph Sayer, of Upper Norton-place, Gray's Inn-lane, Middlesex; and John Jeffery, of Titchfield-street, Mary-la bonne, Middlesex, coach and harness makers, October 30, at ten, at Guildhall.-- Stephen grown artd William Tildesfey, of Bloxwich, Staflirdsbire, rope-makers, October 30, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Binuingham.--Samuel Stem son, of Axbridge, Somerset, baker, Nire. 1, at eleven, at the Globe lne, Bridgewater, Soniersetshire.--Letitia Collins, of Inalf-Move-street, Piccidally, Middlesex, milliner and dress maker, Nov. 5, at twelve, at Guildhall.--Fraticis Chinery, of Oxford-street, M!ddlesex, linen-draper, October 30, at ten, at Guildhalle-John Elsden, of Newmarket, Suffolk, wheelwright, and grocer, October 31, at ten, at the Red Lion, Petty-Cary,, Cambridge.--Richard George Trier, of Parson's-green, Ful ham, Middlesex, baker, October 30, at eleven, at Guildhall: Monday afternoon the body of a youth was taken out of the West India Dock, drowned, 'and who ap peared to be the son of a Mr. Hill, of Little Moor fields, who had missed him since Saturday last, upon which day he went on an errand to the Mate of a ship in the above dock. The pickpockets were very active at Doncaster, last week, during the races. One Gentleman lost his pocket-book, containing bills amounting to about X2OO, and another bad his pocket picked at the Je Theatre of 170 in a draft and notes. ~ Take care of your pockets," said a constable to a farmer, as he was entering the pit at the Theatre, when the latter finding,his property safe, sat contentedly down ; but ere the first act of the play was over, his book, with twenty guineas in local notes, to his no small surprite, had dipped 4: " They have got my pocket-book," observed a Gentleman near the stand, to his friend, 4 , but," said he, (clapping his band to his side) ~ I find my bills are secure." Scarcely had the words been uttered, when his notecase, with its contents, were' gone too. A scene of disgraceful riot has prevailed in Mon- I mouth street, since Monday morning, in consequence 1 .of a Mr. Nicholson having taken possession of a house, his property, occupied by a woman who has i had regular notice to quit, and who is indebted tohim for arrears of rent. Mr. Nicholson't object was to're pair Ile house, and having taken out the windows of an upper storey, the tenant raised an alarm by calling out thieves, am The whole street was soon in an up roar. Mr. Nicholson was assailed by several ruffians, and beaten most unmercifully; he, however, was jut able to escape to St. Giles's watch-house for security. . 1 Several hundred persons had collected, and in the evening they conveyed partitions and other move ables from the house into the street, and burnt them. and the mob did not depart until three o'clock in the morning. : They mustered again yesterday and pro ceeded to other acts of violence, bet some of the ring leaders were taken into cust ody by officers from Marlborough-street Police o ffi ce. The neighbourhood Is yet in. confusion. sc r or k u of First I. tantcy only. 1 Gentkinan Cadet vice Stuckmani Commission i Militia Michael Henry k Iblo. Commissions i manly n F Lord Lient " Jamr. 'I horns., I David Saunders, , signed. Wshiant Thomas 1,-' THE CHOW.L. a. . EDDlBtiltaff, OCIVIER 6. • - TO THE ISAUTiPUL ATI) OCCeatitabillia mutt 1 In soft lowing numbers and lines panegyrick, My Muse bath no skill, but she loves the satirick. She gambols so wild, and delights to be straying, Meu's follies to laugh at, their vices betraying ; And even in woman, she sex:dimes discloses, Those flirts and those airs, where folly reposes. The prude and the coquette, alike she enjoys, And stiff fustian lasses, she often annoys. So much for my Muse—and now for my fair one, Whose mind I have sought in, and vices there are none ; And a* W her follies, nbt one I discover, Unle.lti it be that, of showieg her lovcr ! But e'en here I may err, for I write quite at random,' And the maxim in taste it, non est disputandurn !!! CAIUS. Sunday evening, as a lady was passing along the 'North Bridge, she was attacked by a man, wh o * ** immediately joined by another, and after haring treated her very rudely, she effected her escape forte them. On getting home, she discovered that she h a d lost her pocket, containing a shawl and a p oc k et , book, with a fi ve pound note in it. To her great la. prize, however, her pooket was afterwards sent to her house as a parcel, with her proper directi w i ultat any part of the contents being abstracted. Last Tuesday night a man, apparently a medaz i l e , tame down the chimney of a horse in the Catrungatel while the family were in bed. The servant, sslio hap. pened to be awake, gave the alarm, when ti.e int r o s of the house, coaling up to the intruder, and demand, ing his lousiness there, was instantly knocked km% Before he recovered from the effects of the blow, t h e thief laid hold a silver watch tlrat was on the table, and immediately retired the same way he came. Wednesday night last, as a Gentleman was down Leith Walk, at a late hour, he was, what ;Ibl:rut half--way betwixt Edinburgh and Leith, knocked down and tabbed of his watch, by a person y et tub , known. GRAND MUSICAL PERFORMANCES iff NORWICH. The-first was on Friday evening, at St. Andrew's C!iurch, and consisted of a selection from the Works of Handel. The church was not full, but elegantly attended ; the scaffolding well contrived, and the ar rangements brilliant and pleasing to the eye.—The first air was " Pious Orgies," by Miss BOOTH, a young lady, daughter to Mr. Booru, bookseller at Norwich, a pupil of Miss PARK!. Her voice is weak, but her taste excellent ; and when her voice is strengthened by practice, she will be a very sweet singer. Her best songs were, " He shall feed his flock," arid " LORD what is Man !". which she gave with much feeling, and in good style. Mr. PHILLIPS'S (of the Lyceum) songs were, the opening of The lifeniah—" He was despised and re jected of Men,"—which he transposed to form a tenor and gave with great pathos and effect ; also, " Let the bright Seraphim," which has been always appro priated to a soprano voice, was given by him with fine effect, and was very well accompanied on the trumpet by Mr. QUELCH, a young professor. A Mr. CLOUT ING, a provincial professor, possessing a very good voice between tenor and base, and a considerable knowledge of music, -was very effective in " Arm, arm, ye brave !"—The choruses were admirably sus tained by the choir of the Cathedral and the amateur glee-singers of Norwich, most of whom are excellent. They understand the style of HANDEL, and indeed both band and singers gave the highest. possible effect' to " For unto us—Hallelujah !—Sing unto GOD. Hailstone Chorus—and The Horse and his Rider." The recitative and solos of the last, by Miss BOOTH and Mr. PHILLIPS, were given in the finest style.— The whole was under the direction of Mr. FISH, and did him great credit. Saturday morning there was a grand Miscella neous Selection at the Theatre, which was crowded to excess ; the stage was fitted up like Covent- Garden Theatre on similar occasions ; great part of the Pit was included, on account of the number of performers, which exceeded one hundred. The band was led by Mr. FISH, and was most ably assisted by Mr. BECKWITH, son o f late Dr. Beeic- WITH. Miss Cosam, a young lady who appeared to be not more than 7 or 8 years old, performed on the harp with such taste and execution, that if her talents ripen with her years, she will prove a professor of the first rank. She is a pupil of Mr. Fist' s. Mr. CARD performed with great taste on the flute ; and Mr. PE TIT, we believe a pupil of Mr. Outsize's, played a concerto on the piano forte that was much admired. Wednesday evening, between 7 and 9 o'clock, a house, on the Coa Leith, was by ice *lmo, an d robbed of fel 9in cash. The thieves cent over the roofs of different houses, and entered the house br a window three pair of stairs high : diligent se.ircli now making for their apprehension. John At Farlaow, who was :me time ago indicted to stand trial before the High Court of Just:ciAry, uttering base coin, and who escaped from pupil :rent in consequence of an irrelevancy in the ind.cuner‘ has again been apprehended ou a similar &age, and committed to jail in - England. Tuesday evening, about a quarter past nine o'clocl, a Gentleman w.O knocked down with a cu,:gei by three villains, near the Calton Mouth, Glasgi.w, and robbed of fifteen shillings, a letter, and silk liandker. chief. One of the fellows was a soldier. Thursday night, about eleven o'clock, a fire brciat out in a liluse at the head of use West Port, which was got under without doing any material damage. A few days ago, as three gentlemen were coming ashore from a vessel in the Dry Dock, Leith, akng a plank, a rope, reaching from the vessel to the s u •ne, serving for a rail, on leaning too much to •xhich they lost their balance, and fell to the bottom of the dqcki by which accident, one of the gentlemen was so mues bruised that he died the next day. The otter two re. ceived no material injury. --- • A few days ago :+s Mr. James Adam% of Norwich, and Mr. James Broad, of Drur.y.lane, we:e retum;r.: to the former place in a chaise, through the villageof Thorpe, their horse having taken fright, ran the wheel of the chaise against a pose, and they were biith thrown out of the chaise with great violence : Mr. Broad at the time had a severe attack of the gout, but the shock being so sudden the gout immediately left him. Mr. Broad afterw.trds walked to Nor% ich, a distance of three miles, without the le.tst ineunve. nience, excepting a few brui,,es, nor has he had the least symptom of the gout since. THE COUltf , E Amsterdam, 33 0 2 U Ditto at sight, 32 2 Rotterdam, e. 1.10 0 2 U Hamburgh, 31 4 24 U Altona, 31 1 2i U Paris I day's da. 21 8 Liv. Ditto 2 Us. 2112 Mourdeaus, de. '-1` 12 Madrid, Effect cads, 421 Effect. lr .EXCHANGE. P.tlermo, 123 Noce per U. Leghorn, ss l.enoa, 34 cnice, a. C. 52 Lie. Pitcole effective pert. 1114. Naples, i 2 Libbon, 67 I Oporto, 68 91 Cork, New Dollars, Si. end. • 61, Gibraltar 39. ;old to bar, per oz. £4 Ss. 04 The Concert commenced with the Grand Overture from Henry the IVth. Miss limey sung, "With verdure clad," from Haydn, " Hush, ye pretty war bling choir," from Handel, and " Che dice," from II rant:lice per la Musica, with much taste and sweet ness. Mr. PHILLIPS was in finevoice, and sang, with the happiest effect, 46 Slow broke the light," 64 Said a smile to a tear," and " the Death of Abercrombie," which was encored with enthusiasm. His duetts with Miss BOOTH, " Farewell, sweet maid, farewell," and 64 Dear maid, by every hope of bliss," by BISUOP, displayed all that taste, science, and feeling, this Gentleman's singing is so much admired for.— There never was a musical entertainment in that en lightened and musical city which gave more general satisfaction. Bilboi Effect. Rio Janeiro 7!, Malta New Doubloons, S 4 9s. 01. ( ECCLESIAS TICAL PROMO I lONS. The Ring has been pleased to present the Rev. Wm. Corm to the Vicarage of Sherburne, in the Connty of Dorset. the tare being void by the deat'a of the Rer, Nathaniel Brined. Wednesday last, the Rev. Edward Frank was his:hatted to ths Rectory of Alderton, in Suffolk, on his own petition, be being tbs patron for this turn. Same day, the Rev. George John Aufrere, A.B. wro instituted to the Vicarage of Bicton, on the presentation of the Hottuurahle Colonel and Mrs. Wodthouse. The Rev. William Heath Marsh, A.M. is ins'huted to the Reo tory of Eccles St. Mary, next the Sca, on the presentation of sit John Lombe, Bart. The Rev. Mr. Cullum of Bury St. rd.mund's, is presente d is the Prebendal Stall oleariron-ctuit-Thurlby,in Limas Cathedral. MiNmerrv.—The Leeds paper mentions, that a man, who was found begging in the streets of Brad ford, exposing a sore, in the rat st offensive manner, was sentenced to be imprisoned six months, and to be publicly whipped through the town on a market day. NATIONAL IstPaovraeNTs.—The three existing bridges over the Thames at London present a feature that no other capital offers. Acts of Parliament have been passed for the erection of two more, and notice is given of application for another, which will, if agreed ;o, make no less than six bridges in the Metropolis, over the metropolitan river ; besides, various-applica tions are to be made to add to the present number of docks and canals : so that, speaking hyperbolically, one might almost say, that the land• is to be inundat ed and the river covered ; and all these great works, none of them unworthy of the proudest times of Ro- DIED. . man greatness, to say the least, equal in utility, if not 1 in pomp, are the undertakings of individual subscrip- .Major-Gei.eral Charles Morgan, Homewood Loder t ,,agla: . 1 * tions, growing out of the growing wants of common - Saturday the 6th inst. suddenly, while at dinner. at t_ f iel e i l cation and facility for increased trade and corn- I Ho". Asa ; R'.) ert Henley, Lord Ongley, and slst at er c; to the r , esentlf; rl. merce, and augmented population. None of these are Hanky Ongley, third clatighni d the RIP: i a,e Y d e% 7 t g erday .e se . :F r ltl u ilibt :mi taf h a er dr c o t p r t clerk of lt s t ai parisk 7 l: 0 , 4 . the works of Government, paid for from the National t hree years and a half she was tapped 59 &gest attd Mg 123+ purse, either with the false view of forcing trade, or t pinta of water drawn from her. of shedding lustre on a reign. The same remark is ' applicable, with very few exceptions, indeed, to the . Abe Law ;gea so y ears, Mrs. Mar; Cazit Road, and Canal, and Dock and Pier Bills, which relict of' Mr. Wr. ......nipbell. She was in ordinary belliY l4 _ 4 l•oot m i siepa l eis uraday last, at Kentish Town, John Willisms,E sq. one d his have, in such multiplicity, passed of late years, and of timed patiently, and without a murmur, to en d i . recti° 7,bia which the number applied for, increases in such an thy funeral of her husband, till the hour ofrhissnciteirhip Istiour astonishing degree. If. a yearly statement of these sokicel wasock in t a t k h e e n a it rp an o d oi c l a o rr f i t ett d o a h; o r f his ints. : tne d nt./ L was tle matters were made in this country, at the end or the hour of the day at which he died, and which she prdgn , beginning of a Parliamentary Session, how tri fl ing would also be her last. 1 hey would the details of the French Exftores appear, in Oct. 2 mr. Stephen Sparrow, grocer, fit udhlisPeicnruaerr;about PO which such subjects are so pompously detailed ! If H . e was seized with an apoplectic b • :nedial atlisiante,bel co clock i g the afternoon, from which , Y . _...S . f , F ed le' to them we were to add the number and variety of soon recoyered; but *returning tit, the sam emr discoveries and improvements, the new institutions of - -- • ollogr charity schools, of modes of public education , of sys- I HIGH WATER AT LONDON lIIIIDGE TO-M _ Morning-......... ..... 56 mirtuteatter I tems of relief for age and poverty, and accident, and bad been man ietl 64 , y u catt ;:ed 0. A.fternuon ..... .. ... .... La minutes artr I disease, all of *hick come into the report of the French I Home Minister, how much. superior would this na- 1 LONDON; Pruned KENTs g tbt lion appear, in all that displays a nation's worth and srAvol''''' sad at Ille 1 Sratt-Orricr, No. I, carerstrad, 1 greatness : Temple-Bas. and published by LEVEL DI RTI-L At Edinburgh, the Lady of Majt,r-Gener4l Dirorn, of Liocat Annan, of a ion, on Sunday At Jersey, Captain G. Udine, of the 57th Red MARRIED. bevel, daughter of Thomas Rodber, E.q. of Wt mo uth. Saturday oettnight. Mr. Hedges, solicitor, ThAtcliant,to Mot* second daughter of Mr. Graham, Newbury. Monday se'nnight, at the Cuivemity Church, Carkr i de. :gr .; .r.ent, to RP Orman, B.A. of Trinity College, to Maria, eldest da ll i bte Mi. Case, of the same place. Rev. Mr. Hardwick, rector of Camel. in Norfmilt, HI Kis Rawnsley, daughter of T. Rawnsley, Esq of Bourn, Lincohubsr.. rn atm W. J. Bird, to Sarah, only daughter of the late S. tiovuty. .:.sq. recorder of Exeter. C ato rien, to Rev. John Taddy, fellow of Trinity colleges Catharine, third daughter of Samuel Lathan, Esq. of Dore. Rcv. John Talbot, nephew to the Earl of Gkadste,te Jane IJoyd, fourth daughter of Colonel Lloyd. a Nog"' G ing aloft, th . tan, who • wit after hasle t r escape fro% I that site had hd a po c k et . er great t ot , rd s sent to h er :ti VAUICE Id ly a mec}:anie, he Cantog,st el ant, v. 1,0 nap. lea m tro t , and demand. !locked fl•owa. the blow, tbe s on the table, he came. man wa s grini lie teas , Ic h; Leith, knocked person yet us. d 9 o'cktk, a r ice int.., and u ent over tle, the house b r a igent se.u-cl, it is ago indicted list:ciAry, fie tat puniltreat the tod.ctakr.t, Ar charge, ad MARRIED. Jersey, Captain G. Udine, of the 57th Regi.r.ent, tolls , daughter of Thomas Rndber, Esq. of ‘Vtrtuoto b. urday oettnight. Mr. Hedges, solleitur, Thstdsam,to Ufat* ['daughter of Mr. Graham, Newbury. tnday se'nnight, at die University Church , Carktithe':•l:l; xi, B.A. of Trinity College, to Maria , e ld e st d all i btet Case, of the same place. v. Mr. Hardwick, rector of Ounce% in Norfelli, 'shy, daughter of T. Rawnsley, Esq of Ituurn,Lintehukm:. e. W. J. Bird, to Sarah, only daughter of the late S./Lonny. recorder of Exeter. is fellow of Trinity Whys Cant s Ti o, v. John Taddy, nine, third daughter of Samuel Lathan, Esq. of Doer. v. John Talbot, nephew to the Earl of Chad's*, ta 16.1 Lloyd, fourth daughter of Colonel Lloyd. of Nog"' DIED. urday the 6th inst. suddenly, while at &saes, at the r h . d r-Gei.eral Charles Morgan, Homewood Ann Henley Ougley, third daughter d the IgiOt Hoa- re Henley, Lord Ongley, and sister to the present Lard- TI . sterday se'nnigbt, of a dropsy, at Greenhausosearbiessl, 7 4 , Mrs. TuU, mother of th e clerk of that parish du r "C years and a half she was tapped tines, and Isag 1 = 34 of water drawn from her. wade,/ last, at Kentish Town, John Willinns,E sq. one of his aty's Scrjeants at Law. pt. 22, at Aberdeen, aged 80 years, Mrs. Mar;. Ca- of Mr. W.Campbell. She was in ordinary heal*, sadaao' d patiently, and without a murmur , to g i ve directions sloe snl of her husband, to the hcur of his chesticgt 1T, 1161 vas era taken ill, and carried to her chamber, and expired MN! k in the afternoon of the day of his interment. This yaw' ot the day at which he died, and which she PI" d also be her last. 3 hey bad been married 6 4 Tear“ 50. :t. 2 Mr. Stephen Sparrow, grocer. rat Picea-WIT. 'as seized with an apoplecdc fit behind his enthaer, s hout In ek ig the afternoon, from which, bytn edial assicasolss recoyered; but a returning tit, the same nights Por t 3H WATER AT LONDON TO-MOIROgr• 56 minutesaaiter Aftcrno inuto ...... WON; Pruned and published by LEVEL KENl:t•2l.cittit A 11.01 , FIC t, No. 1, Cwerstroet, sod at dm SrAos untie-Bar. ~: p 1