The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-06 00:00:00

MI • 441.1 - --~ . r9K‘'!l • Fr A tri Imo r =-'~.' ' Y -- ----~ . .- •• , . FROM To is LONDON GASIETTE f NOY. 4. • 1(;th Di t t o . ft o si e rs Waldion Ktelfy to be l itleateottat,- without A. and 1). Solorara, Crown court, Threadneedle street, mer- POLICE. purclow, vice Rankin. utsperseded. chant., Nov. 7, 91, Dee. 15, at• Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. , , aa,..„.._ --4lra- • Richard Taylor, Gioia t., be Ensigu. vice Kelly. . balms, Bury-street, St. nary Axe. " • • War.Ofpei, Non. 4, IAI 5. • 14 We 4 Joilia Regiment, (captain Bernard Nlimphy, from the '• N. Stanley, Wood street, theapside, scale maker, Nov. 14, GnilltdtAaL-o-John S.lnifit, who was br oug h t up "I 40,,t, to be Captain of a Company, vice flay, aim ra- 21. Dec. 16, neGuildhall. Attornies, Messrs. itobiatou and on a fonneralay4 on suspicion of hating as . au j i d i , Gentleman, named Holt, residing in Norf u lk- stieet Its nerd • ,Highnees the'Prince Regent has been eh "g"" ' 11 mile, ("hat ter-house-square. " Atsistantaiiirgeon H. M•Creery to he Surgeon, vice Keaue, de- •- W. Redgotre,•Great Qneen-street; Lincoln's Inn-flelds;lwass- s pleawd, in the name and 6n the behalf of his Ma- eil , se d. fontel,•r, Nov. li, 16, .Dec. 16, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. in the Strand, and robbed him in Illackfriars. e .. 3 d , jesty,'• to . approve of the Flank Commode.; (4 the 4th Ditio; . l : ievrt E d en: Thompuha to be Captain ofa Com- . 'Griffith. Featherstone buildings, Delhorn. _ of his watch, value ?.5 guineas, and secittities and • .•J. B. Sono. bislitaagate-street Winne, haberdasher, Nov. .i 4, ... 1041t1 li.gifltehl being permitted to bent. on their ay- Vtlil f irt;n v • le C . lllolll.l Jo‘lin Nugent Smyth, from the .sth . Foot, to 31, D e c: 16, at Guildhall , Attorney, Mr. Cole, Caieaton- Batik hills to the amount of 20(X)!. all of which were p .iiilntProts (in addition. to any other badges or tie- he Lietitettusit-Colonel,.vice Allen, who esehlo•ges. street found in the possession of the Plisoner, was 011 Sa. rises e hick may hire been heretofore granted to' the 4th c r .,,1., 0 R eg im e nt, Aisistant- Surgeon John Cassidy, from J, G. Mouen. Savage,Gardens, broker, Nov. 7, 18, Dec..l6, turday again brought op for examination. • . the isth. Font, to be Asiistant.Surgeon, vice Ramsay , ap- at Guildhall ,' Attorney, Mr. Young, Charlotte-row, Mansiou r. 10.1 th Regiment) thg.woral " Niagara,"..in.consiuer-_,Mr. HARMER,. the Solicitor for the Pi i , seeutor. at, poi on the Staff. house. • v 'tiros of the ga'llantrfatiti good conduct evinced by . V Garison Battalion, Ensign Thomas Walsh, from the 37th I. Pitman; 4o:fiord-buildings; Fenchireb-sweet, coal-thee- tended, and stated that Mr. Unit remitied rlan,b,r , •'-egib.eLnmpitiles 'in the action at L un de 'a ' , 11... one,: .to be Lieutenant , vice Moran, appointed to the A Royal chant, Nov. 11, 111, Dec. 16,. at Gnildhall. Attornies, Messrs . ously ill, from the violence with which he was treat X • Hooper aottLeachtnan,tieorge-street,•Mansion-house. -... viper the Falls'of Niagafra,'Veteran Battalion. on the 25111 of July; Thomas Farrell, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Eitageraid,ohuse ap- W. Renton, llngton-6elds, nurseryman, .4ov. 11, 18, Dec. 16, when robbed, and wad, as yet, unable to quit hi s ..wild dwrifig the whole of die campaign spo lb w Nia. • - , pointatent loss not taken place. • at Guildhall. Attornies, Amos. :Collies,. Waller, 0011 S°-.-112 room.-In consequence of this representadon th e gala Frontier in the y ear 1814. .... 3d Ditto, Julia Moore, Geo!. to be Quarter-Master. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. Spiral - square , . C. W. Bartee, Vine Breweri, Lambeth, brewer 'Nov. 7, 18, of stealing several Prisoner, who conducted himself in tt.e mo s t di p ., . . To be Licnienants-Quarter-Master James Fazackkerly, from Dec. 16, at Guildhall. .Attorney, Mr. Nelson, liarnard's Lou. pant and audacious way, was remanded till IVednes the 33d Foot ; Limo. S. C. Bowen, from the 39th Foot, vice T. Smith, Wood-street, Cheapside, warehouseman, Nov. 11, Mow, placed upon the Raised List. 15, Dee. 16, at Guildhall. Anomie', Mr. Abbott, Cattactry- da y . i John , Grin', the • father, and John Geijin,'the 2d Ditto, .Lieut. A. Moran, from the A Garrison B attalion, to lane ; and alears.Bygrave and Gtiodwin, Norwich. be Linden:mt. 'DIVIDENDS. • ion, were brought up on a charge 7th Ditto, Major- P. I). Fellow.", from t l ate ad R o y a l Ye- • Nov. 28, J. Meviia. Birmingham, grouter-Nov. 25, T. Sksp- bottles of .Constantia wine, from the premises of the D i rt ilattahon, to be Major, vice Langlads, placed upon ley, Selbs, Yorkshire, brewer-Nov. iB, R. Ilarrison,•sen. ~. the Retired List. • • :. m a id en h ea d, asiraahlrei • brandy , raerchanCeNov. 11; A.. Commercial Hall Company, its Skinner-street. Th e Serkant Jarnes•Kvles, from the 1;:th remit, to be Ensign, vice APC ra i t h, Lotter Brook-street, Grosvenor -square, wine-mer- Prisoners were porters io the employment o f M r. Wood ; deceased. ~ - chant-Nov. 14, C Baglehole and Joseph Redgrove, Mark-. ... Bth Ditto , Quarter - Master James Piggott, from the 6th Fool, lane, merchants-N0v:1.5. J. Ball, Halhersett, Nerfalk, en. A b bo tt .-They were remanded. • to be Lieutenant. - gineer- Dec 5, R. Werth, Leverington, Isle of Ely, Cam-7 MANstom-ttousk. , - . .-Elii.ffilliants'and Mar,l Si or ., Royal African Corps, Captain Richard Birch, from the 40th b Idgesbire, ruiner-Dec.46,j. Fletther, Warlingbain, Surrey, : mini were on sorwrday cha rged with , liming 17 yaras :Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Masters, wins ex- broker-Dee. 1, W..alowitals, Leomitister. Herefordshire. inn- ..„printed cotton from the shop of: Mr. Hale, m ehau ga i. -' holder-Nov. 28, 1.. Hindmarsh, jun. Alnwick, Northumber- o t ' Royal 'Waggon Train, John Tracie, G e nt. .4 s..t.inet, vice hied, tanner-i-Dec. 5,T. Hughes, Red•Lionaireet,tinetwdmper . Bishopsgate-street, into -which they had gone, und er • . .. . Turner, promoted. • . . -Dec. 9, It. limes. Chelteitham. laceaute-Nov. 2§, S. slew!, the pretence of purchasing some trilling article. BR E YET. . • • • * • Woodstock, dritexist-Nov. "i 5, J. and J. Cooiabeti. Shadwell- ,_ Major William Irving, of the 28th Foet, to be Lietne . nent d ock . 4 ,,,,, em _b ee , 30 ; B. marlin, staidstoso„ victim/es , - 1 'hey were fully committed for trial. mod in the Army. - Co. (TYA Nqr. 25, W. Wilsey, Kent-road. bricalaser-Nov. 25, J. Hen- ! • ...88LIVIROCatt • STItEtT• -Thomas William, James :To he •iliaiirs in the Army-Captain Thomas Larrephier. of the ogees, onl 'City Chambers, Bishops-gate-street, wieeettant-: D . • . . etnersck, and 'Robert Pointer, a lad about fs, ...bush Foot ; and Captain.Fialu'ij Ceuigincili uf Inclill) Foot. Nuy. 14, .W.,Altham, Toistraltouse-yord, Insikers a •Nov. 20, J. 7 SCAFF. F. achnfea, jun. Crutched-friars, merchant. 4 were brought before the Sitting Magistrate by Sam ue l Horace Parker, Clerk, from half-pay, to be Chaidalo to the CERT IFICATES-N ov . 25 . ''" • ' ! Plank, the Officer, charged with stealing a pair of , Forces. Captain Mark John Molloy, of the 12th Foot, •to be Inspector T. Horne. Poplar. flour-factor-R. (''. "'VT?' '03141 Brooks,! coach glasses, the property of Mr. William Pointer, of Colonial Troops in Bourbon' and the Mauritius, with the . i b ilke T. "i% rr, /1 " * nsurance, r r- ddie a ne . 41 :111 . 0 1 11.14 R 011 .gl °err . - . rani of Major in the Army, vice Carroll, who resigns. High Belmont, ra r-T. ('raysditl , ray •at , nssia-tow,-Mitletoreet, of Great Ormond-yard, Queen-square, coachmaker. - b a ize-factor-R. • Forty, stow Ton-the-weld, Glosicestershire.*: Mr. William Riches, of Bird-street, Grosveno r - Lieut. P. Stuart, f half pay as Adjutant of a Recruiting ' saddler-J. Baikett. Shedield, file-makerß. Spouticr, Cern- square, salesman, deposed, that on Friday, the 27th District, to he Ad juiant at 'the Nol( Depot, Chelsea, vice Watson, appoint& fort Major at Plvmouth. hill, woollen-li. F. tkerom Huddersfield,. wool • factor-A. Fax, jun . Plyranah, ship-owner. . I OCt: laSt,• the Prisoner ( Williams ) came to his strop, • • HOSPI l'A 1, STAFF. • Staf-Sturgeon Augustus West to be Delany. Inspector of llospi- I * ' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED . ' land enquired if he wanted to buy any coach glosses ; tuts with the Portuguese Forces only. 1 J. Back and J. ' Herbert. St Datt'lA"- bill, wine - merchants and on his answering its tbeaflismative,and asking how The King's tlermail Legion . ' ' I --A. Crakes and E. Damn, London. insurance-brokers-A. 1 he dto -sell he said 10 or 1 or, r lst Regiment of Light Dragoons , Cornet 1 !', Jones to be Lieu. I ll ni e , t e ir o si n in t,-1:, n .l nd . AWilßszw, Brown Liverpool , o C e r iers ber i l u and to ; ri tir . i h m a a p n s y , pa ir hemight ili b l e able to -sell , 14; that 1 2, her wo uld 'Pe ',lieut. vice Sprerach, placei upon half-pay. Hans Christian von Miaow, Gent, to be tara).t, •ice Jones. ' Wadley, and W. • Wright, Princes-sin-et. Soho. upholsterers' , cotne to 1201• 9 and that he must have die battle down. 11c1 Ditto, Lieut, A. Poteo to-be Captain of a T roo p; v i ce . warehousemen-J./IMP, -and G...C011i0,• Birutinghaira sad dlers' ironmongers -li. Parr and, S. (.router. Bueklensbury, rHe told him'e shoutd,and the P Lenthe, placed upon Imlf-pay.ristitier agreed to bring . Ferdinand von Berger, Gent to be Cornet, vice Voss, placed urn half-pay. 5d Legirnent of Ilussars, - Deichmann. Gent. to be Cornet, vice Burk, whose appeintment has not taken place. - nierchants-.1. (folding, jun. and W. Castaok Harwich, Essex, i them, i betchers-G...Uptun, 11. E. awift,•and. It..Setton. Queen.street,but Irony his 'appearance, he suspected he Cheapsiae, oilmen-A. C. Dittman Lim W. Mike, High.orem, De' not have come' hUnestly by them, and ionise& , Shad c ell, printers-P. T. Faure, la H. Norway, and J. De stay gave information to Plaok, the Officer, who 4th lionalion of the lane, Captain W Miens Delius, from the a rigoyti, 01d Broad• street, arokers. *desired him ) if the Ptisoiter should briug them to 7th Battalion of the Line, to lie Major, vice itch, placed a l ma I --. ...011.-- . .. hil If-pay. 1 The Average Price of SUGAR, for the Week, endiag Nov. detain him. • ' 6th Ditto Lieut. al. Thais to he Adjutant, vice Schaumann,whol gamed Plank, the Officer, elated, that in cOnte. 1, is 5; . . 31:1per Cwt . • . • . resigns'the Adjutancy o .Iy.. Average Prices of CORN of ENGEAND aadaVALES per i quenee of the information he• reteiredi •he 'was upon 7th Ditto, Lieutenant (L i tlieb de Ilanwie io he Captain of i.art r from the Retu 'railing 0ct.28:-: 9 i , the look out.for /he Prisoner, sod •ratm:flantlay night I a Company, vier Deaus, promoted in the lth Battalion of the ' q e ' I, Line. ' Wheat. . Rye. Barley.. • 041, ilra" 'Pets* ran". east, betueen nine and ten o'cleelt, .* coach stopped Ensign. W. von Losecke to he Lieutenant, vice Hartwig. i ___-__- ~,-,, ,__ _ _ , near M,r. Ricites'x shop, the Prisoner (Williams) got ('buries von Langmerth, G ent. ti. be Ea.ige. vie.) I,...eeke. (.. e. ~ rf. • 1-: • d s.:. O. a. if. a. d. . R.'", d. Bth Ditto, Lieut. Len is baron Ilielenhe gto hr Captain of a , 56. 4 .55 ,8 18 5 24 W. 34.•0.- 11.5,:. 6 , 29 , 3 oft with something under his arm, and went into • Company, vice F. Becher, ulaced upon half-pay. I ' Mr. [ L' s shop, 'he immediately followed him ; Wi1...........---_ ...........---_ De Roll's Regiment. . Ensign C. flinging to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice De llama, on seeing him come in, exclaimed with an may, who resigns. aws4la, 44 We are all sold-the others are coming, Lewis De Rottenburg, Sicilian Regiment Gent. to be Ensign . , vice Gi. gins. i•ead• we tie all got 4neether." Shortly afterwards the Lieut. and Adjutant E. Stuart to be Captain ofa Company, I.otber Prisoners came itt,. - and , were also taken without purchase, vice Clermont. • Into custody.. . . . Watievllle's Re g iment. I( anpeera, that l'he i'risener, Ro!.ert Pointer, is Captain John w. Clemow, from Walt-pay of the 41st Foot, to . . .j -be Captain of a Con ay, *ice F. Zeimiler. 'the neptew 'of the Prosecutor, and WBs his appreit , MEMORA NDU It. lice; that • belvaS fer some tit l e past been acquainted Lieutemot li M. Wiliiaira, who rcsigled his commlioion io the 9 .th Foot, is reinstated es his rank. with the other Prisoners, and Was at last induced by. i Depot) A4.istt,ct-ConnaLsar)-Getteral J. L. Kensiegtou re- them to assist its robbing his uncle; bat had they not ster-d hi, Cpilluili4ioll on the `fah holy , 1815. " been prevented by the appearance of a light, 'whilst lor appolutiesent of Amiens,' L. L. Liner, cent, to he Cornet • in the iilth Light Dragoons, as stated in we Gesette oP9th Sep- 1 they were in the act of taking the pair of glasses tensile r last, bus mat taken plaice • 1 from the carriage, they would base taken all there Tbe undernieutiaued ()ewers are superseded, belt% absent a about leave:- . I was in the place. taiarter-Master Coomb, of the 5. th Foot 1 The ' Prisoners Williams an d Paterict were fully Easign Dilion, of the 58th I'Bol. ' 'committed: for trial, and Pointer' Sea admitted en Ensign tie 6endre Reynolds, of the 65th Ftio'f,“„ ERRATA in the Gazcjles of jklt .!,ecte, 1811, 23th February • evidence and committed accordingly. acrl V..:SI Septesuhir lust, and 14th ultimo.. * • .a anc.VET. ' - ' - . Fee Captain Frederick Franchnsin to be Major in the Aroy, Read Captain Franca Franchessinao be Major in the Army. Stith Foot. ' • • Pur Ensign James Abbott to to Lieutenant, without purchase, '.lee Wtiliatrn, who resigns, . . Reif Ensign James Abbott to be Lieutenant, without por thole. , MILITARY PROMOTION. • • • WO (Viet, N6v. 4. .• • 1.4 Regiment of Dragoon Gourds. • • • he Lientenlnts - Corncti W • W. ll'inilrY. vice Brooks• killed ill art not ; F. I). Clialiner, vice Lontluirn, pronsotedi• W. T. II 1%-1,. vice Stir jug, promoted; and John kott, . . vice tialiikeven, pr tooted. Tu be Cornei—J.. Speticcr• Gent;vicer Burnley I ' aid Jame. W Gent. vice Chalmers 7th Ditto, Thomas Shay, Gent. to be Cornet; by purchase; sire Crotty, • • •• • lid Regiment id Dragoons, Qunrter-Master John Smith to be • , Adjutant (with the rank of Cont,tf, vice Shipley, killed in action. . Ski Ditto, Cornet Henry Hunter its . be Lieutenant, without Inir rliasr. vice lEsquirk, promoted in the sth West India Regiment. • To Ike Corsets—John Brown Finch, event. by purchase,. vice Main's, promoted; 'and Samuel Paul Bagot, Gent. vies. 6th Wurk. Serjeant. Major James Boyd ta be Adjutant (wills. t of Cornet), vice.Cluskey, killed in action. 7th 11;!to, LientenankHenry Marquis of Worcester, from the. 14th Light Dr:l4,mM. to Ise'l.i4 utenaut, without porch*. loth Ditto, Lieutenant William Drummond'. from the o lltk Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, trice Allingliam, Mtn , changes. lath Di•ln. • • Ti' tie Lieltenants—Cninei Kt. Deorge It. Flirty, vice Bertie, kill •rt in actin., I and Lieurpannt C. : I. Allinelnun, from the 10th Light Dragoons, vice Drummond-, who e“'hanstes- • To lie Colmet.--Voltinteir Wißison Maxwell, Rum the 59d • Foot, vice Lockhart, killed its action; nod Seijeant-MAjor Corrothere„ vier Barri". -• 14 ft Ditto, Cornet William Wilton to he Eiontenont. witboot purchase, vice the Marquis of Worecider, appointed to the its. Light Dragoo n s, - John tit, Leger, lieust. to he Cornet, vice Wilton. lilt Dino, yvi. C. tiarkhousi., Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase. vice 11111111011.11. 181 h Ditto, Caruso Robert Vandelcur to he Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Somerset, promoted in the 3tl Garrison Battalion. Est-icn Francis Nesbitt, from the 3d Foot, to be Cornet, vibe Vaniteleur. 29d Ditto. Brevet Major Thomas P. Howard to be Major, by, purchase, vietv Coteliff, promoted. Coldstream Regiment of I. on! Geords, Lieutenant George G. Morgan to he Lieutenant and Captain, without purchase, vire Lasrelle., deceased. 'Editor I John Duke, Geut, to he Ensign and Lieutenant, vice blurgan Cas.tain John Prince to he Adjutant, vice Laseelles. deceased. 3d Ditto, Henry W iliisonsion, Geist. to be Ensign. without • chase, vier Nesbitt, appointed to the 18th Light Dragoons. lEth Ditto, William John Watson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Holmes, who rioires, 19th Ditto. To he Lieutenants—Lieutenant Thomas Hamilton, from the 57th Foot. vice Missile, who exchanges; and Ensign Julie Rhisdes. without purchase, %ice Cox, promoted. 25th Ditto. Ensign matthew Keough to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Jar , is, promotes(. 1 outgo Henry Wootten, fruits half-pay of the 48th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Smith, who eactiange,i. Qoarier-Nlaster Serjeant James Campbell to be Quart:T.3los ter. Vice Smith, appointed so the ith Royal Vetetau Bat. toli!rs. .sist Dit•o. Ensign Wm. Smith to be Lieuteuant, without {tor chase, vice None ,•superveded, being :Absent without leave. • Ensign Simnel Goodwin; from half-pay atilt Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Smith. 33r1 Dion. Ensign and Adjutant John Lewis, from nalf-pay of the SSA Foot. to he *Noisier-Moder, vice Faaackeily, prti moted:iu the Ise R93:11 Vetera n Battalion. • Kith Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas M. Taylor, from half-pay of tie Itegi.oent, to be Lieutenant, without Purchase, vies Ctuite, derea-ed. ioth Ditto, Captain 1% ilthim Masters, from the Royal African Corps, to be Captain of a Company, vice Birch, who ex changes. Viney. Cent, to be Easiest. without purchase, vice Molvneux. appointed to the 77th Foot. 41st Ditto, Alexander Caldwell, Gest. to be Ensign s by pur chase, vice Tooushend, promoted. • 494 Ditto. T. he Captains of Companies—Captain Thomas Hay, from the I.t West India Regthieht, vice Murphy, who exchange.; and Lieutenant George fkleley, by purchase, vice Brock, promoted. be Lieutenant, by purchase--Ensign henry Hatton, vice Berkeley. 44th Ditto, Enzigu .tames Christie to be Lieutenant, vice Tom kite-, killed in action. elmstopher Starner. ('en'. to be Ensign. vice Christie. 48th Dthrs, Cap t a i n W. V'. Watkins , from half-pay of the Regi. _• • . appointed to Captain Deism Dqrsoas .has arrived at Ports mouth, in, the Admiralty ya . cht, and resumed the corn mond of the '1'(1711s. For his great attention to the . ... AreNdukes JOHN and Louis; on their passage to• l . England, he was complimented with a present of a 'gold sauff.box, enriched with diamonds, valued at about four huadred•guinea3. It bears an initial, set t in brilliants, which is so formed as, by inversion, to I give the appearance of the first letter of the names of both the, Royal donors. On Saturday J. Blida and W. Dortding, who were convicted at the last Se/A:tallier Old Bailey SessiOas, I on an indictment chnrgidk them with conspiring to i make a man a bankrupt, with a view to defraud his : creditors, underwent part of their sentence, by stand -1 ing from twelve to one o'clock on the pillory, in front of Guildhall. On mounting the platform, they ;' bowed'to the populace, and made a timilar obeisance on the completion of their hour ! Saturday morning, between four and tire o'clock, as Mr. Litchfield, higg!er, was coming to town from Harlow, Essex, with poultry and other goods, for ' the London markets in his cart, he was stopped be. tween fAytonstone and Stratford, by two fellows, dressed in short smock frocks; one of them, with a pisfril, went to the front of the cart, and in a very peremptory Manner demanded of Mr. Litchfield to ltdeliver his money immediately, or he would shoot • t out his brains ; the other, who went to the horse's itANKitumciEs sUPEnst - .9u). - head, after cutting the reins, came up to his com- Lid ti- •:, titorreeiaer.hire, shopkeeper, - - - • -,. l• - CORONER'S INQUEST.--;011 Saturday evening an Inquisition was taken at the Black Lion,in Bernick ' A . street, Soho, by A. GELL, Esq. the Coroner for 'Westminster, on the remains of the bodies of "I. A. F. Seymour, aged eight years; Mary Sey mour, aged six years • and Frances Maria Seymour, ifged four years, who lost their lives in the dreadful conflagration, in Wardour-street, on Tharstlay ! morning.---Mr. S. Lake deposed, that he was junior 1 partner with Mr. Seymour, his brother-in-law; that they carried on the business of Surveyors and car penters, at No. 79, %V t.d o ur-street. On Wecies- old Foot. For Mar William•, Gent. lo be En.ign, Rcati John :11nt; Gemi. to be Lutign. 5:4 Yoot. For John Hart, Gent. to be I..nsign, licatt John Hoax hat 1 , to be Ensign. J. Blake ment. hi . f a Company, vice tirit . he Catain o , ~ ._ -, Littney, ..,, ..opkeeper. e , pattion, saying, -- I)—n him, why don't you fire 1 day night they retired to bed. Witness and tide p the tith Royal Veli•ntu Battalion. . ! J. hlottershead, ilarbeighara•FAvee, Lauertehire, &Qom , and blow out his brains ?" Mr. Litchfield gave them ;slept in the front room on the second floor with the • 41 th It( giment of Foot, Surgeon Alexander SPLachlan, from spinner. . half-pay of the Cal Foos , to be Surgeon, vice Korb, who ex- i R. li. Stuart, ! )011 sea ? oPholiterer• " . 1 a leather bag, containing all the money . he had, two elder children ; the youngest child slept in the i i ti. Fraser, Brixton, Surrey, flour-factor. • ehanees. 1 which was about sixteen shilliugs in silver ; the vie_ back garret with the servant maid. About two 51111 Ditto, Fukien Burrows-% Kelly, from the 9?.(1 Foot, to be , J. Lane, Billitigsley, IlereforiAire, forgoer. - Ensign. vier NI-Lachlan who exchanges. i G. Clarke, Basinghall-s:reet, Blarlaell-1i.,11-fecton Ileitis then demanded his watch ; he told them he had o'clock Mr. Seymour was awoke by the smell of . s:,th Dile. hieutenant-Colonel Luke Alen, font the Bth West BANKRUPTS, 4 . . not got one ; when a hay-cast °omit% in sight, the . smoke, and inetataly alarmed Witeess, who came India Brgiment, to be Liente. ant-Colonel, vice Smyth , who R.E.. Smart. Portsen, upholsterer, Nov. 16, 17 , Dec Mt at ' thieves ran down a bye lane and made their escape. ; (Inwn stairs, and finding the ;ewer pint of the haute evehimgre. the Council-Chamber of the Old Ton n4iall, l'ortsthowth. At- ' Dem nun George Sayer, from lialCpay of the 3;d Foot, to he tornies, Mr. Briggs, .Emex- street , Strand; and Sir . Howard, ! SHIP FAME LosT.—On Sunday se'nnight;• about ' its - flatnes s he' went up again, and prevented three • Lieutenant, vice Irving, who exchtti ges, receiving the differ. peewi t . : three o'clock, the Fame, of Port .Glasgow; Hugh ; who were car sing except Mrs. Seymour, who ence. J. Bell, Poeklington, .1. F. Bell and T. Bel, Scolcoates, Buchanan, Master, from Glaegortyboutid' to I)6!ilitt,,,rushed down to the street door. T were till in mo t Dim e Lieutenant Hugh Moore, from the 19th Foot, to be l'or.shire. Nov. li, 14, Dee. 16, at the George 11111. In •rellaws. h ey Lieutenant, vice liamiltiet. who exchanges. i Hull. Attornies. Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane; and Messrs. Mar- laden with a general cargo, durieg Is xiolent gale of ; their eight clothes, and had Ho time to dress, in con -5! th Ditto, Captain Charles Richardson, from the 86th Foot, ;i n a n d srbidefi e ld, Hull, ' wind, was drove on shore on st•danr„eroutf fate( of ' sequence of the rapidity with which the fire IVAi to he Cap am of a Company, vice Chadwick, who ex- S. Braddick, Meeriinch, Somerset...hire, baker, • • Nov- 11- 18 ' rocks , about a mile north of Balbriggan. A man, hardier rite neat alarmed . the seteatils, and they 33 I changes. Dec. te, at th e Crown Inn, Bridgwater . Attornies. Messrs. 60th Ditto. I Parsons and Reed, Bridgwater; and Me•sm. Blake, cook's. • his wife, and child (passengers), phiehed. Tire got out at 'the garret window, over the parapet 11311. _ To be Captains of Companies, without purehase—ljeatenana court, Carey-street. crew, consisting. of four -persons, and One M an ( a ' Baying also given the alarm in the street, the watch- K.. 1. la-die, from the 79th Font, vice S e y m o u r, eppointed to E. Carey, Bristol, merchant . Novi 14. 15, Dee. le. at th e the Ist Lite (Mardi; and Tristram Carey, erten the I:tits Foot, Commercial gloms, Bristol. Attoruies, Sir. Smelt, lisistut ; . ;mese') •), remained on the rigeing until 3 I'. M•. . . ger men came , wh Men ts. Sel moor opened the street vice reota - r pliteed upon half pay. and Mr. Heelis, Staple Inn. on Monday, when they .were relieved- from their i d00r..—.14 this time the flames had got a•hesil, and .To he Lieutet ant. , -Ensisa Thotnns .Abell, nithont porch:we T. Goose, Cartoon, Norfolk. cattle jobber, Nov. 13, 18,' perilous situation in a very exhausted state, " having 'it was Impoesilde to atten»t * to save any of the pto vice Trescon, promoted; and Neat. William Steele, trout di; Dec. 16, et the White . Swum .liwat.-Na•wich. Auroral's. Mr. . been thirty-six hours exposed. to the ineferdercy of perty.—lle dia not knoti what became of Mr. Sue 'Vet loot, vice Ittoophrey:, who exchanges. Sag 4 ers, Crosby-square ; and Messrs. Marsh and Barnard, To Ile Ensign, I•'raiii i M 0 Gent. vier Abell. Norwirh. ~ the storm, without any stistenance.—The ri , ssel is t'irt - our, tiitill she wai' brraight" to Mr. Felker's, th• t; ii Oiito, Quarter - , leaser - er-Serjeaut John Day to be ()miner- H..Whyers, e n i ne awa t e, 11,4,eninshire, groerr, N0v.13, 14. • coverall low water , an d every exertirem • ts' making Ironmonger , in thetitmost distress about her three ' , taster, vice Nugent. dee eaced. Dee.l6, at the Red Cow Inn, Dimino iiii i Lincolosisine, M. 6tith Ditto, Liem, H. Tholopmn la lie C.tptain of a Company, (orates, Mr. flunnings, Duningiun ; and Mr. Lowden, Cle- .to save as much of the cargo as. possible:* • • ! children. -Witness then - went In enquire.. for tiers vice Barstow. deceased. nicot's Inn. ' • ,Mr, 'Lynne, Midshipman, who w as letely tried . rourud the iteighbour . hood, but in vain. lie heard . Ensign Josepiu Gunn to be Lieutenant. vier Thompson. It. Fox, Bourton.on-lbe-Writer, Gloucestershire, timber. be Assistant Surgeons- Hospital-Assistants George Dunlop, merchant. Nov. 14, 15, Dec. 16, at the Frog Mill lon, Shipton. by a Court-Martial, open a•eharge of 'Marine deserted nothing al?Qut them : ye:o that. afternoon, when the Litirotit's In the enemy, has, upon the, pleasof'shis he.iffer vice Campbell, deceased ; and ilaga Uuniiinzhaute, vice Sollers, Gloucestershire. Attornies, Mr. Meredith, al orse.'deceared. lini New-square ; and Mears. Gwinuett and Pettetson, chcl- . , . ~ ladle- i two elder were dog out of the ruins, and : the rile io his intellects, received the Palling Reeve - Pi : jottnOst chill was also dog out about four o'clock tear Ditto, Q tarter-Master Thomas cnoison, from eh- Retired troll:stn. • i.i.i wine. 4th Dragon s *, to b e (barter-Mauer, vi:e (i.ain, W. Whitford , Si. Philip and Jacoh. Gloucestershire. vie- gracious pardon. Mr. - 1 1 . is comequently•disniissed the following . afreino i t n . 're f er limbs were entire, who e .cbanges. . mailer. Nov: 59, 31). Dee. 16. at the Hummer Ta rem n. Hi islol. from the navy. .. • • • I hot they -tvellibited m o d' li r eadful seeetneles. The ;•.11 IHto, Lieutenant John Humphreys, from :Le 6 , ;r1 foot; to' Attornies, Messrs. Dux and Sun, Doug ity•street ; and -alrears. he Lieutenant, vice Steele, who exchanges. : &sown, Bristol. A singular circumstance '• has just hairpened at neighbor - 1m arrived, and rendered every assistrece, sa 7;th Dino. th evet Major Georg..., Westeott to he Molor, with- ; 1 .-'.. Oakl ey, Hereford, writ/Ist:loer. •Nvv. '2O. `21,• Drc. Iti, Tours. A woman, tried - for the murder rtf her seen, t did seve;al engi ne s. Not aithstanditig their e f f or t ' , out purchnse, vice itudd, appointed an lospeettee. Fild- at the- hummer Tavern, Bristol. Arne -Fees, Stessrs. price and . . a child five years old, , was convicted arf being an ac- - the premises area burnt down in 'shout an, hour.-- Offices-am Recruiting Dist let. William, . • Lint-tines Inn ; and sir. Hartley. Bristol. I i 1,;,.„,,.,„,,, t „ha m J,.l,• rey to b e c,,pl a i a o r a c o mp an y, T ic e; J. Llwick, Wakefield, pieture-dealer, Nov. 7. I', Dec. 18, Complicit in the -crime . chiefly on 'flee testimony- of What occasioned this sad calamity he did not know, Wcictilt. jat Guildhall. Attornies; Messrs. Lungdilt aud Butterfield, her (nets dug ! The animal wneforledron the Moody hit ' lii • conjeCtitri•d the fire citintriunlented to the ,Ettsi,tn-Williain Thomas to be lieutenant, vice Jeffrey. 1. Gray's Inn. clothes of the child, anil evinced , by itisquiavliet4, a woollen beam in the chintney from a•coepett under W. Harris, Itentlitam. Su ff olk, potenh-manufactnrer. Nov. 1 nsVen John Melyneux, from the 40th Foot, to be Ensign, vice e ! Thomas. ;7,..i5t, Dee. 16, at Guildhall. attorney, Sir. l'aliner„Ber- most astonishing degree of attachrnent•tO hisl , ouirg .. which a'fire.tras left burning.' The Coroner, in his • Sitis Regiment of Foot, Ensign Weston Yonge to he bier/One*, nave'. Inn, Holborn. master. • • , charge to the Jura, observed, that the unfortuna te • without perche mri se. vice Crowe. who retires. . ... C. Hammon, Wansford, Noltamptonshiie, paper-maaa- rit be Ensigns-Ensign. Alexander Al•crae, from half pay s ( facturer, , Nov;7, 18, D e e. te, at Gui fin:kit Anionic', Mewl; A 'few days ego an Officet's servelst; its' Boss- ctrcunistatiee was. q.uite accidental, in which stay the Chassrars Britanoiques, without purchase, vice Langins i,, .Freame and ne.t, fig-Tree -court, Temple. shire, Scotland, in a fi t of desperation,'•left•hie re- coincided, and returned their serditt accordiegly.' •-• who resigns ; and Hobert 2i:uteri, Gent. by purchase, vicrefa •J. Gray, iiiiitter-e,uore, h i rdwarensati, Nov. It, IR Dec sidence, and having reached the Burn of ~loess; he dt.cid:mial s Drirth. , 16, at Guitdhail. Anornies, levsrv. Lodnigieu aud flail, Se: Ynege . eat his throat end threw himself into the stream ... In ! The shtence of Maddock:, who was found e"-i tt e: Stith Ditto, Gapeitiu James Chadwick. from the 59th Fool, to be condariesmelice; Temple. that situation he soon cooled, repented of his rash of forging an iialorientent to a bank post hill, •at - hv Gavial's B ra Company, viee Richardson, who exchanges. • F. Coot, Newinarl i te, 6rugg i i i s u f, Nov It, 21, Dec 16 1. nt conduct, and swam tiffih Darin Ensign and Actjutatit &impel 'newt to have the Guildhall: Attorrrey, lar 11.1 , Piazza Chamb . e'rs, t,e. rank of Lierstabani. . - • .. veSt-gerden.not, bows Otte} Bailey Sessions ) on Moeday last, Inns hkb It'• t', Pop••'s leette.etioe' , c orn ett!, mere.haet. Nov. 7,18, ever, sufficient resolution to return home. file con- spited, in cuoll'llLienee of doubts being enter..l •• .aecl Err.ign John Atkips to.be Lieurenant, without, purchase,•vice ' Divrn, promoteff. , , Dee. 16 at Geildhali, Attorney, Mr. South:Dorset-street, coaled himself for nearly two days in a neighbouri n g of the berreetnese of the form' of iudielment ue"n Johis Brevet kilEvo be Ensig6; vice Atkin!. '"-' , offralisbury.square. I . • re .. , p/d eh... Emi g , A h r zand e e ei•Laehlan, (roar theslth F6ol, - J. Jameson and J. - Willis, Little Queen-street, Helhorn, wood, but being at imp e lled by h unger, he mode which he pas tried. co a ce.mekere, 18, Dee. 16. at Guild/tele AttortleY, shift to reach his residence, and notwithstanding his < - ----' 1 Aotet • ' *'-- s. i a ' "- ' ._• no be benign, ince Kelly, who exchanges. • loss of blond, aed exposuce to cold and attar, he is• •1 ' • • D. Lot '' is 't we. - -- led bitto, LieuteeMar Graeae Mackay, half pat of ore Mr. Langley, Outtlotte e street, Bedford-aquare. _ ! tit: 63 , f E a .I%*atss..lattrUildlaaa " Uts;driCd 41.1triPhitla; allio .5. Bayly, Paw., bsex. dealerebov. 14, 9, Der. 16, at 9 LOX )0N : Preicd mot Fohl:-h. by . ; •• Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Flexiley, Gray's liiii epeire. by proper treatm en t , lik e l y to recover. eve ,t.ert•-. I t'T Ai EtfiAN Det•ite, \•o. 1, Soil!l:ti. 2 -cc.ll:, Flee:-:'+K • ~~~ --:... ~~ a /1I • • AL' _ARA • • ! I f' r-~-- • R --- - Olt _ , I 4 . %MO VII Tel ire ;i I ° . ir• Th. *4l Price oat., Pio .1111;I-1 A Shwa V$ the 1111 vesle i v. 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