Star. — London, England, 1810-10-22 00:00:00

r~ • cl/4 0 FROM S 4 .TURD 4Y GAZETTE. ADMIR ALTY-OFEICE, OCTOBER, 20. Con rift letter from Lieutenant George Bentham, pf his Ma jes!T's ship Roeheck, acting in the command of the Briseis • sloop, addressed to Rpso•Atitniral Lord Gardner, Commentier in-Chief at Yarmouth, and transmitted by his Lordship to J. w. (broker, Esq. His Majesty's shiny Brisris, Yarmouth Roads, October 16, 1810. MV Lottp—l have the satisfaction to state to you, that his Majesty's !loop you did me the honour to pl ice under my command, fell in with an enemy's schooner at noon on the„l4th instant, eighty miles W. by S. r f Horn Reef, and, after an anxious chace of eight hours, we succeeded in bringing her to action, which .she maintained with determined ,desperation fur an hour, most part , f the tir•e the vessels touching; indeed the severe loss on both sides speaks for itseli, the enemy before he surrendered having eight men k.': e.l and nineteen wounded, and, I lament to say, four men hare been killed, and eleven badly wounded, on board the Briseis. It it the plea+ .ntest part.nr my duty to state to your Lordship, that the whole of the officers and sloop's company behaved in such a manner as to merit my warmest approbation. The prize which has arrived in these Roads with me proves to be the French privateer schooner Sans Souci, of ten twAve•pounders, and four two-pound. ers, commanded by Jules Jacobs, with a complement of fifty-five men ; she sailed from Amsterdam two • days previou. to my falling in with her, in company . 'with another vessel of the same class, for the purpose of cruizing on the Dogger BaOk against onr trade. • Inclosed herewith, , for your Lordship's Infornaa. Lion, is!, list of the killed and wounded. . I have the honour to be, &et (Signed) . C. BENTHAM, Acting Cominander. ;tight Horoarablo Lord Gardner, Rear-Admiral of the White, &c. &e: &c. • A Net of own killed and wound on board his Majesty's sloop Brl eels, in action with the Sans Souci French privateer, October 14,1f510. KILLED. Alexander Gunn, master's mate; James tavidson, clerk; John Lake, able seaman ; Robert Dryers, captain of the top. WOUNDED. Thomas Cox, quarter-master's mate, severely; Isaac Woocq yeomen of the powder room, dater; John Mahars, ordinary sea man. ditto; i Sward quzmr gunner, ditto; Wiliiarn I kurg.'" , , carpenter, slightly ; James Glass, armourer, ditto; Thu.. Inas billing, ordinary seaman, ditto; Pedro Antonio, ordinary stamp, ; Job Stewart. sideline of marines, severely; lobo Jai ret, privatc inarine, ditto; William Presonall, private miring, (signet!) C. BINTH Am, Acting Commander. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, OCTOBER SO. Copy of a lettrr from Captain Malcolm, of his Majesty '6 ship 1 Rhin, addressed to Admiral Lord Gambier, and transmitted by his Lordship to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's ship Rhin, at Sea, Qctober 9. MY haye the honour to info= your Lordship, --that I , this morning, in lot, 419;• 10. N. long. 8. 3. W. captured the French brig, privateer la Comtesse de Montalivet, of St. Woe's, after a Chace of two hours - mid 4 half, when she carried away her Diaibitip-mast ; pierced for sixteen guns, but only mounting fourteen, and fifty-seven men, only forty on board, seventeen being in two prizes, one a Portuguese ship,' and the other an American brig. She is quite aew,:this being her first cruize,and copper,-bottomed. I have the honour to be, •&c. (Signed) CHARLES MALCOL2I. the Right Hon. Lord rambler, Admiral of the Nue, &c. icc. &c. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, OCTOBER 20. Copy cf a letter from the Honourable Captain Crofton, of his Majesty's sloop the Fawn, addressed to Admiral Sir Roger Owls, and transmitted by him to John Wilson Croker. Esq. His Majesty's sloop Fawn, at Sea, October 11. • SIR--I feel great sildsfaction in acquainting yon of the capture of la Temeraire French schooner pri . va• leer of lbest, pierced for ten guni and site large swi vels, with 35 men, by his - M-.lesty's sloop under my command, ;Jeer an anxious ch ise of six hoUrs, during which she hove her guns i:verhoard. She is a new vessel, out three days, and has made no capture, but was boarding a Pappenberg brig from Dover when w saw her. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) G. A. CltOrrol4:. Admiral Sir Roger Curtis, Bart. &c. &c. Portsmouth. ADMIRALTY-OFFCE, OCTOBER 20. Copy of a letter from the Honourable Captain Paget, of his Ma jesty's ship Revenge, alcirepsed to Captain Malcolm, of the Donegal, and transmitted to John Wilson Croker, /Est by Ad sniral Sir Roger Curtis. Revenge, off Cherbourg, Oct. 17. SIR—I have great satisfaction in acquainting you, that the lusrger which crossed us to windward before daylight this morning, and which we ran alongside of after a chace of three hours, proves to be le Ven- Dur, of sixteen guns, and seventy-eight men, from ieppe yesterday, and had not made any capture. (Signed) _ CHARLES PAGET. `Captain FOltney Malcolm, Donegal. • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northampton. Thomas Mercer, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated April 25,1810. • John Nethereoat,-Esq. to be ditto. Dated July 10, 1810. Militia. Robert Tereitt, Eeq. to be Captain. Date,' Feb. 15, 1910. Edward Stephens, Esq. to be ditto. Dated May 8, 1810. 'rhonies !Oki, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated .1/13. 27, 1810. E.tstern Regiment of Local Militia. John Maks, E,sq, to he Captain. Dated June 14, 1899. John Smith, F.sq. to be ditto. Dated lime 15, 1809. Jelin Yorke, Esq. to be ditto.. Dated June 18, 1809. Caryer Sherard, Esq. to be ditto, Dated June 17, 1809. Joseph Rickette, Fsq. to be ditto. Dated May 5, 1810. • Samuel Hadley, F.sq. to be ditto. Dated June 8, 1310. Edward Skilton, Esq. to be Brevet Captain. Eared June 17,1809. Francis Selby, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June 1, 1809. Francis Beaumont, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 6, 1609. Stephen Rowl-s, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Jobe Balderston Gent. to be Ensign. Dated June 2, 1809. John Fowler, Gent. to be Quarter Muter. Dated June 24, 1809. Central Regiment. .Thomes Samwell Watson Samwell, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colo nel Commandant. Dated June 91 1809. William Somerset Dolben, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. ted September 43, 1809. jEdmund Major, Jisq, taw be First Major. Dated Aug. 5, 1809. John Nethereoat, Esq. to be Second Major. Dated Jan. 8,1810. "John Hives, Esq. to be esptaln. Dated Feb. sift, 1810. Thomas M.:reer, Esq. to he ditto. Dated March 20, 1810. Esq. to be ditto. Dated April 7,1810. to be ditto. Dated April 80. 1810. • be ditto. Dated May 17, 1810. *ditto. Dated Miry 24 4 ,1110, COmpton to be ditto,. Dated September So Ce4rge Osborts, Thomas Weston, Sohn Marshall, John Pell, and James West, Gent+. tube Lieutenants. Dated May 16,1810; Jnbn Gates, Gent. to be Quarter Master. Dated April S, 1510. Thomas Cook, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated March 5,1.10. Western Regiment. Thames Wyatt, Esq. to be Captain. Voted Dec. 24,1808. John Wilkins, lArrn. Sutton, and i hoosaollotith, Gents. t• be Lieutenants. Dated May 4,1510. James Britten Peek and Wm. Gudgesei dim to be Eesigns.— Dated June 7, itte. William Litchfield, Gent, to be Qoarter-Idaeter. Dated April 28,1810. Northamptonshire Yeoriianii Cavalry. William llanbury, Geut, to be Lieutenrit. Dated December 12, 1810. Richard John Tibbitts, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated August 18, 1310. Petrborott,,lll Yeomanry Cavalry. Francis Hopkinson, E4(l. to be Captain. Dated April 25, 1810. Charles Cole, Esq. to b 2, ditto. Dated May 3, 1810. Kettering Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Richards, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dated May 111, 1810. Thomas Collier, Gent. to he Ensign. Dated June !I,_lBlo. Peterborough, or Prince - of Wales's Volunteer Infantry. , William Waleot Squire, Esq. to be Major. Dated August 29, 1810. William Johnson, Cent. to he Surgeon. Dated as above. Commissions in the 38th or Ayrshire. Regimeat of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Major James Gray Farquhar to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Blair, resigrcd. Dated September 29, 1810. Captain John Chalmers to he Major, vice, Farquhar, prnmoted. bated as above. Lieuteram James Young to be Captain, vice Cbsinsers, resigned. Date 4 ac above. The Hon. Selkirk Semple to be Lieutenant, vice Young, pro- _ tooted. Dated a$ above. Commissions in the Dorsetshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ensign William Muller to be lActitenant, vice Boswell, resigned. Dated September 14, 11310: Daniel Broughton, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Fuge, resigned.— - . - Dated as above. Commission in the Rutland Militia, signed by the Lnrd Lieutenant. John Bird, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated September 27, 1210. Commissions in the South Battalion of Royal Glouces ter Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. William Roberta and James Anislie, Gents. to be Enbigns.— Dated September 25, 11510. Commissions in the Bedfordshire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.—First Regiment. Lord John Russell to be (Sartain, vice Levius resigned. Dated September 29, 1810. Second Regiment. Captain George laeobWynter to be Major, vice Harvey, re- . - . .. signed. Dated April 1 . 8, 1810. Ensign James Hardyto be Lieutenant. Dared May 21, 1810. Commission in the Arkenfield Regiment of Here ' fonisilire Local Militia, signed by his Majesty. p.--- Blair, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Hewitt, dismissed by the Sentence of a Court Idarthil. Dated October 17, 1610. BANRRUPTCY ENLARGED. Dee.'l. John Westlake, of Gosport, Hants, biker, and mealtnan, at twelve, at the India Arms, Gosport. Nov. 5. 'Richard Bland, lee of Threatl London, nwreilant, dealer and Chapman. a( one, at Guildhall. SANKRUPMY SUBFAZgEDEI). Thomas Vickers Brookfield, of Barking, Rue:, grazier and jobber. Thomas Edwards, of Fenchurch-sueet, London, cotton-mer chant, dealer and chapman. • BANKRUPTS. Joselib Stp:th of Manningham, parish of Braiford, Yorkshire, ' cotton-merchant, dealer and chapman, to surrender October 30, 31, at five, and December 1. at. twelve, at the Talbot Inn, • prae,ford. Attomies, Mr. Evans, Hatton Garden, London; or Mr. Crosley, Samuel Nisbett, of Hackney, Middlesex, Exchange-broker, dealer and cbapman, October 23, at twelve, October 27, and Dec., at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. l'opkin, No. 20, Dean.. i street, Soho. Nicholas Robiiliartl, of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, Dorset, merchant, October g 9, 30, and Dec. I, at eleven, at the Crown I Inn, Weymouth and Alelcourbe Regis. Attornies, Mr. John Henning, Weymouth ; or Mr. John Alexander, NO. 4, New 'equare, Lincoln's-Inn, Lentloo. James Cox, of Queen's-row, Kennington, Surrey, painter and stealer, dealer and chapman, October 23, at twelve, October 27, and Dec. 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. „Attorney, Mr. George l'luwltitt, No. 4, Lyon's-Inn, Strand. Whitebronit, of Crotched-Friars, London, win --mer chant, dealer and Chapman. October 21, November 3, and Dec. 1, at twelve, at' Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sheppard, Ilean-street, Southwark. Thomas Hughes and Christopher gevecke, of Bishopsgate-street, London, drapers, dealers, chapmen„ and cormiers, October !-'7, November 3, and Dec. 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. 1A illis, Fairthorne, and Clarke, Warnford-court, . . , . Throgmorton-street, I.ont;on. • Anthony Hordern, late of St. John-street, Smithfield, Middlesex, potter and chinrman, dealer and chapniao, October 23, Nov. 3, and Dee. 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chip pindaJe, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-Heidi, London. , William Swann, of Shiffnal, Salop, breeebes-maker, dealer and chapman, November 12, at five, N0v.13, and Dec. 1, at eleven, at the Jerningham Arms inn, Shiffnal. Attornies, Mr. Buck- nail, Albrigbion, near Wolveihampton ; or Mr. Griffith, Great Jameo-sireLt, Bedford-row. Thomas Pickering, of Moore -street, parish of St. Anne, West minster,victualler, dealer and chapman, October 30, November 3, and Dec. l,at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. t Ittcher, Hyde-street, Bloomsbury.. DIVIDENDS. Dec. IL l'eter Cumming, late of Union•court, Broad-street, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Nov. 13. Joseph Lines, of No. 7, Upper Queen-street, Rotherhithe, and Green land-Duck, Surrey, smith, at one, at Guildhall.—Nov. to. James Doci.!, of Ptil- Mall, Westininster, hatter and hosier, at one, at Guildhall.—Nov. IS. Michael Taylor, John Latham, and Elijah Belcher, all of Liverpool, merchants, at eleven, at the Crown and Anchor, Liverpool..--Nov. 10. William Weightman, late of Bir mingham, mercer and draper, at eleven, at theltoyal Hotel in Birmingham --October 23. John Hinde, of 13ucklersbury, London, wholesale grocer, (but now a prisoner in the King's Bench,) at ten, at Guildhall.—Nov. 14. Timothy Rockery, of Leeds, York. shire,.svoolstapler, at eleven, at •the Star and Garter Inn, Leeds. Nov. 10. Wm. Rickman, late of Northampton, linen-draper, at one, at Guildhall,_London.--Nov. 10. Thomas rayler, late of Grpenwich, Kent, merchant, at one, at Guildhall...—Nov. 13. Edward Holloway Broadfield, late of stourport, parish of Kidder minster, Worcestershire, boat-builder, at twelve, at the George Inn, Bewdlew.---Nov. 13. Philip Turner, late of Market Raisin, Lincolnshire, grocer, - at eleven, at the White Hart-lan, Hull.—. N0V.12. Joseph Browne and James Powell, of Liverpool, mer chants, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. —Nott. 12. Joseph Browne, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe '1 avern, John -street, 14verpooL—Nov. 13. Robert Curtis, of Worcester, linen-draper, at one, at the Rummer Ta vern, All Saint's-lane, Bristob—Nov. 13. Thomas Davies, of Haverfordwest, mercer, at one, at the Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Bri-tol.—Nov. 3. John Newnum, of Bishopsgate-street-without, Loudon, linen-draper, at Melee, at Guildhall. For the Benejt of Jews and Foreignert.—An oppor tunity now offers to Foreigners of every description, and Jews, of obtaining a Freehold, as by the Act of Parliament forthe Freehold House Lottery, the Trus tees are required to convey the Freehold Premises comprising the capital Prizes in the said Lottery to the BEARERS of the fortunate TiCkets r spectively.—. Thus if a Jew or Foreigner is the Holder of a Prize Ti . cket in the City Lottery, which draws on Tuesday, December the 4th next, he must by that means be come tl.e Possessor of a Capital Freehold; which by the Law of the Land he cannot by any other means obtain. POLICE, tie. DOA-grasm—Saturday Aug Mariolubi, a laundress, was fUlly committed, charged with pawning a quan tity of linen entrusted to her to wash, the property of J. Bunn, Esq. of Kepple-street. W. Boucher, driver of the hackney coach, No. 656, wag convicted in the penalty of 20s. and costs, for abusing and refusing to take Mr. Harris, of Covent- Garden Theatre, although he acknowledged he was Unbind at the time. Eken Lroy, the person who keeps the house to wl.ich the French officers, who lately escaped from , Litchfield, repaired, and who was to have procured them a passage to Holland, was brought up to answer for that offence, and was remanded. L—Flanagan was fully committed, charged with robbing his master, Mr. Cox, cabinet-maker, of the Haymarket, of a quantity of goods. Peter Aga!, of Old. Round-court, in the Strand, broker, said, that on Saturday the prisoner told him he had some goods to dispose of; and wished him to go and look at them, when he accompanied the pri . toner to a. house, No. 6, Of-alley, where he sheaved him some furniture. The prisoner asked Xll for them ; but the broker told him frankly that was not the value of thettei4incl advised him to make out an account himself, fid call 'Tan hire at one o'clock, and he vrbtild then see if he could buy them ; the prisoner Called at the apprinted time, and said lie h .d made a grand mistake, for the things cost him about and the witness agreed to give him £l9 for them.— After he had left his shop, he learnt that he was in the employ of Mr. Cox. and having left the key of the room, he look Mr. Cox" to look at them, who iden tified them. • Mr. Cox corroborated the above, and said, the priioner was his porter ; and that he discrwered seve ral articles, his property, which h.id been HATTON GA RDEN.••—Sattirday J. Kirkland and 11". Goodman were fully coni2iitted, the first fur robbing Mr. James, linen-draper, in Holborn, and The other Mr. Hewett, of St. John's-street, Smithfield. Wonsut P. STREZT. —Saturday Sarah ?airman was re. manded, .on suspicion of having caused the death of a female, named Thompson, who slept with her on Thursday night, in Sclater-street, Bethnal green, and was found dead next morning having a mark.round her neck, as if from strangulation. MANSION Hoosz. : --Saturday Bill Soivret was exa mined, when no specific charge being adduced, he was committed as a reputed thief, under the Police- Act, and also for Moulting the Officer who appre hended him. UNIOPI HAM—Saturday a Prig!Ann coachman was summoned, charged with leaving his horses while drinking at several public houses, in his way to town, and insolence to the passengers, who remonstrated on hissmiscondttct. On his arrival at Streatham, he de manded his fare ; and on the passengers refusal to pay till they arrived in town, he, with much abuse, insisted on their compliance, observing that he might be killed on the way, and chose to die with the money in his pocket. The Clerk at the coach-office stated, that the defendant could no where be found. The Magistrates, however, levied two fines of sCS each, for two stoppages, and £lO .or abuse. Saturday a butcher's cart, with a qtiantity of pork and veal, left in Gracechurch-street, near one of the avenues leading to Leadenhall-market, was driven away by some thieves, and; about two hours after wards, the cart was found erty in Beihnal-green. Six men, sawyers, were convicted at the late Man ehester Quarter Sessions of combining to obtain an advance of wages, and each sentenced to three months imprisonment, and to p:►y jointly £52, the cost in ' curttd by the prosecution, as authorized by Act of Parliament. .r Committed ShreWsbitry gaol, on Wednesclay,l William Thompson, charged with stealing from the', house of Mr. Joseph Smart, of Wellington, sundry notes of the value of ,e 5, an 4 a 7s. piece.—Also Mary Mfnlove, on suspicion of stealing from the above W. Thompson, a purse containing a 7s. piece, and notes, value .84", the ulentical misty which Thomp son had rurloined from Mr. &hart 1 .• • A person, calling himself William Williams, was committed to Carmarthen goal on Thursday, for im posture and fraud. He represented - himself as the Captain of a brig taking in butter, and procured cre dit at Carmarthen for various articles : one man bound his son apprentice, and paid the premium to him.— At Swansea he endeavoured to persuade Mr. Wil hams that he was his son returned from imprisonment in France, and actually paid his addresses to the sweetheart of. My. Williams's son. - His real name is suspected to be Owens, and he is said to have come from Machynlleth. Saturdayse'nnight the following prisonerswere com mitted to Gloucester County Gaol, viz. Francis Have: and Thomas Dandy, by James Commeline, Clerk, on suspicion of burglariously breaking open the dwelling house of Joseph Maddocks, at Churcham ; and Mary Ruud and Mary Clarke, by Thomas Estcourti Esq. charged, the former with stealing a quarter of mut ton, the property of William - Howeli, of Tetbury ; and the latter with receiving the same, knowing it to be stolen. . , In the dead hour of Sunday se'nnight, aliont 66 men left the suburbs of Tipperary, under the title of Slashers, and feloniously broke into the houses of a number of the farmers in that neighbourhood, and, after grossly maltreating them, -committed some small robberies, and swore them to turn off strangers whom they employed at work. Strong informatuons to this effect have been•sworn before the Rev. W. Massey, who has had the good fortune to secure and safely lodge in the Bridewell of Tipperary, some principals of the aforesaid banditti. One man has been so cruelly beaten for not uniting and going with them, that it is impossible he can recover. Saturday a lime-pit at . Aston, near Newport, fell in, and two men were killed on the spot, who have each left a wife and family. Another man was taken up alive, but is not likely to survive the disaster.,. Saturday morning, as five men were eoppering his Majesty's ship Hotspur, in the dock, Portsmouth, the rope of the stage broke, when they were all precipi tated into the dock, by which circumstance Thomas Terrell received a dangerous fracture in his head, of which it is not espected he will recover ; and Robert Burt 'dislocated his ancle, and was otherwise smell bruised. The other men happily escaped without 3auch initury. , Thursday sentsight, ascending a e-al-pit, at . Glasgow, in which they the bucker, when near t :lately lost its hold, when the bottom, a distance them was killed on the only a few hours. . EtnEs.—Tuesday evenin: o'clock, the smefl of nitrate mate of Mr. LemmeY to leave the stable and were situate behind the barn, tance from the stable, a wheat stack, he perceived ground, at the bottom alarmed the family, seeing the fire ascent:l'm the thatch, which being municated a bean shack and cow lodge, all which blaze, and were eventuv vourable circumstance and the great exertions by three fire engiiies from the waggon-lodge, sral- Mr. Lemmy's ,hrel:ing• saved. lie hasilioleirer and upwards,.of which ' 'What aggravates-more although no person in spected, very little dool mity is the act 01 malt sonte stiamt on the er.,l was not there a few h Luxe a tinder Ire lan parently new trade tin( Thursday evening, ing to Mr. Packtutn, who had on that afternoon discovered to be on fire, sistance could be affix./ together with the how pork and roots, and wor , besides a silver watch, • tweet fire and six point, of his honest industry. About one o'clock on ont in a starching-hou4 Gorbals, Glasgow, %OIL c irpentcr's shop, were (141,:Age also done Only part of the proport) Another fire broke out day, at Whitehouses, near entirely consumed a five families and a three- The body of a man on Thursday morning, from Ramsgate Pier, Lodge ; it is said, when turned inside nut; and lain long under w•-ter; Tueslay se'nnight, school. between Isladon shire, he found in a base coin, shillings at , twenty pounds, carefully in an old red handkerchief. for fear of detection. SEA-COAL brIETEAS* NEWCASTLE COAL. Adair's Mail Beckworth Benton Long Bryan Brat - tilling', Malt Cokiodge Cullingwood Ellison Mellon Msia Fithburn Main lioirvell Main Killingworth Denton Percy Pont,* Windsor's Charlotte Malt Tattfield Mour 'East Taufield Tyndale Fielding Walker Will's End I:entitle's Wail's End Wilhngton Wylam Bell and Co's. Walla-Eud Manor Wall's End Bewick's Wall's-End Blyth Cowpen Main Hartle"' Cinders Banington Main sUNDERLANP. Bourn Moor Eden Main l'eerith Main ONO. •••• MEMO NNW On Tuesday, the 16. h instant, Rev. Thomas Rivet, William Reynolds, to Sophia, third daughter . Royal Navy. Utlarvr•!ay. the 4 20th instant, of Malta, to Harriet, second . 1 Esq. of Mile-end New Tr On Monday, the 15th blame, mouth, Cumberland, Isabella, Walker, Esq. of Lincoln's I Wednesday last, Mr. chant, entering t'om's Coffee complaining at the ratite time his stlimacli. He had scarcely ing against tile back of the In the notion of the 47th the 21st Portasuesa Regiment. late Mr. Salkbury, of Hinton, year of his age. Rev. Mitemsdalte wick, and of Wellington to the Earl of Wsrvelek, Killington, Peace fot the County of V'' 'l 4 rhm 3 m'iliites after A t li ;It .► L 111.4 1.0•• ;Ptgli ‘ 1 : 1 : " 13Tsio•Ovrtpa, No. 1, C% a+ ' +' TethillSitar. :Wm. 'Thom %Vm. llicii 10, t, a tiro rung Women r••••.e t &whinlonie, a few mile , f• ey were employed, the the mouth of the pit, unf , t • vhett they were prccipitat.4 • • of thirty fathoms. I he spot, and the o:her surso. evening, about , half pest • smoite induced the wattzene!t t ; I Y, firmer, at Munton, i n Krt.. l ; d run to the corn stack, wlft.; I • Mlle barn, at a considerable , when on the windward side ri ceived A flame arising front of the stack, and immediate: who bad the ritirtificatitm 'ttp . the side of the stack, at.4:il ng very dry, immediately con.. stack very' near and•to tbarr, tich were almost instantly in a :ually destroyed. From the fa: :e of its bring a tornin? ! # is of the neighbou;hmd, sided • k From Sitriogbourne arid :Milt,._, ; 1 Able, anotittr barn beiras it, at I 1 ter-hotht! ;tad ' ldle: Act'• iter, experienced - a loss.c`i ft - f 0 ktis insurance -. tj. t* this VlSlTtiellter regent, *tan neigistorturl.ooil as m ,ulst is ett:criainel Ono O.; I 5:4. ate protet(l,..: fs: es masa, whiCh h is a•cal kr( s y , mine btfure, and at 2 seta., • Lis lifetl found, with sue e nclit abont it. a cntlage at Rainham. helonp- ocCupied by a bushan t ley moon only taken possessk.t., 1a..; re, and i,ef-)re any effectual Corded, was entirely cousuine.!, • nischold goods, wittier store of working tools 'of the pommy., , two silver tea-spoors and bc- nds in cash andnotas, the savings 4 . • .s' in Tuesday morning, a fire broke 'fi Ise and stove, in Hospital-strc.., • hick, together with an adjoini. t ; • completely burnt down. Sons .1 to the neig:abonting houses.— crty was insured. out in the finanoon of the sam- near the Gallowgate toll,shich thatched tenement containing ee-loom shop. der-tidy dressed - was picked up on the sands a short dist:lLK,. nearly apposite to East Chit then found, his pockets wt:: it does not appear as if be 1:41 as a boy was returning frr.rit on and kiandborbugh, OatosJ• blackthorn bush, a quantity ind sixpences, to the amount et ully wrapped in paper and tact rebiet; supposed to be hid the:e RS' OFFICE, LONDON, °C f. 24. caa.aots, sous, and pairs. • 4 Monday, 1 Wednes. Friday. Oct. 13. I Oct. 17. 0e.t.19. 64 0 I, 630• 1 540 i 54 0 1 51 0 1 51 9 1 37 6 1 416 1 33 0 2 52 0 1 56 6 1 ;7 e 6 1 37 0 1 51 ti 57 6 I SO 0 all 576 1 540 • 523 I 506 1 s°r • 1 56 1 SI 6 1 510 1 49 6 1 - 51 6 • • 1 45 4 1 55 C I 1 53 6 1 M I 4 593 4 546 1 599 54 9 1 SS 9 1 50 41 6 0 6 56 9 2 Ss 6 305 3 52 0 1 r e f, o 1 1 4° 2 51 9 1 3 SI 51 9 1 1 51 ° SI 0 .14t 301 6} MARRIED. instant, lit Milford, in Bela, !Earn Reynolds Seq. of Milisrd Hr to ' it: n i st d l a h n th e t at e r e h f C : r ot 1 1 , of the late C:urks rows. DIED. ',per Celt" instaut, at Ewan ?131, • cbc•co ibella, the infant danahter of 's Inn. J. P. Du RoteraTo a reqrctill • • :::offee.house, seated hinmit at time to the waiter of a vi • I :_t trcely 6-14hed the senterce %OA! •-, ie seat Iv: instantly etrout • L I T0 1 . ` , .." 4 7, 1 ‘ 11.14 . 7 . " ‘ : tatort, and hod just cuoipiere d t « Matthews, vicar of St. 1 4121 1• 1 Nmptottshlre, itrovvic• c arts* in orthi oft& MaJeisf. Imager. 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