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had analyzed the gruel in the basin, and also what was in the tea-cup, in the presence of four philtre°. phical gentlemen, and (Ida it was evident it was strongly impregnated with arsenic. He also exa mined the remaining grits, and they appeared to be free from any poisonous ingredient. lie further de posed, that on opening the body of the child, he ascertained she died of poison ; hut that he had not yet analyzed the contents of the stomach. Mrs. Newman deposed nearly the same evidence as Mary Eades, and said it was not her intention to keep her hut a few days longer; hut she hod not acquainted Miller with such intention ; that she was a bad tempered girl, and appeared cross to the chil dren ; and the deceased child (not four years old) War Office, Sept. 16. did not like to go out or be with her; it was the R o y a l Regiment of Horse 'Guards, Edmond Parke, Gent, to first time she ever made gruel for the children • and be Cornet, without purchase, vice Picard , promote d. I. t olonel to a question from Mrs. Newman, why she made so Ist o e ßegiment t e e e or da lt/ e ragion he Gua Lt rd ee s t , e Brevet Faller, much ?—She said, " I supposed you might want killed in action. Colon e e l l teni rc i v e some for yourself."—Last Monday Mrs. Newman Brevet-Major Michael Turner to be Major, vice Teesdal e . scolded her twice, for Buffeting the men in the shop . To ne b e ; and Ca ptain s s an o ta f iTnrggms-as-1;i Troops -g r y ice of the to take improper liberties with her. 86th Foot, vice Getham, killed in action. Henry Walker, hair-dresser, deposed, that about *I L ? i t i t t t o br L a i Lieutenant J. he W. D unne, fr .ithe h e a t lf p - u p: . t e y h of . the 9th two months since he prepared some minced meat, sth tit ,o, Dra g oon - ert Moloney, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur ists mixed with it a quantity of arsenic, anti assisted by chase, vice Hammersley, promoted. Ir• 3tl Regiment of Dragoons. Corset C. W. S. D. Holmes to he Mt. Newman and his two journeymen , Mills sad o fLieutenant, without purchase, vice Dobbyn, who retires. Allen, stopped up the holes with it in the slaughter- 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Charles Fallon, Gent. to be oi house and shop, and about five weeks since he again Coroct, by . p?rchase. vice Browne, promoted. Foot, . !rd, 15th Ditto, Ensign C. R. O'Donnell, from the 2d F to be the repeated it, but is not aware that he left any behind Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Barrett. him. 2d Regiment of Foot, Richard Burrower Teasdale, Gent. to OomO'Doonellpapromoted in Henry Allen, journeyman to Mr. Newman, de- be ee Ensien t without purchase, vice a 15th Light Dragoons, posed; that he had a cold about two months since, mai * Ditto, Quarter Ma l ey , Moss to be. Quar mg and that he bought a halfpennyworth of oatmeal et , erraaster, vice Whalley, who resigns. .ary, .p, rich M r . „ , Cooper s, and used the whole of it. ' 14th Di to, Unica •nt John W. West, from the halt-pay of . half a co ff ee-cup full. My mistress gave _ the2d Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Parke, who Mr. Newman deposed, that he did not know et exchanges. Mary, a large tea-spoon full of the miiture, i b Thomson to be Lieutenant, witboat any poison whatever being in the house. Aboet two , "Ith pur p c i h t :l: . E mli g n - " e P bout three minutes afterwards she was taken years and a half since he bought some stuff to kill ' W. T. Colman, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Thomson. and vomited dreadfully. The deceased, rats, all of which he used (or thit purpose. 1 Lieut. Thomas Colman to be Adjutant. Ann, came to the room door, crying ' ..- , 18th Ditto, Captain Edward Raynsford, from the York Light Brown, the Beadle, on conve)ing Miller to t he t dreadful manner. My mistress desired me lafantry Volunteers, to be Captain of a Company, vice workhouse, as a place of security till the decision Whitfield, deceased. in, which I did. She came in crying, with the fruitiest deposed that she said she made the 're d Nair William Farmerie to be Lieutenant, without purchase, gruel in her hand, and a spoon in IL My • - " • • '' - vice Clark, promoted in the York Light Infantry Volun askedor of grits ; but not finding it thick enough, she took feu ", her what was the matter irith her, ; ' 1 nearly a table spoonful of oatmeal from a paper that ! Ensign _ John . T. Hull, .frons half-pay of the Regiment, to he 'ether been beating her ? She answered No was in jar in a cupboard io the kitchen; that she! 2.st r i ln . vi a eu r desired me to rock her in her chair. I took her Lie utenant S. it. Jarvis to be Captain of a Coot mixed it op in a butter-boat, and put in the gruel, 1 palsy, vice Hutcheson, who retires. and I had her not ten minutes before she throwing the paper, with a little oatmeal that was . To _ 27th Ditto. otniting most dreadfully. I said to my mis-me Ensigns, by purchase-Joseph Margitson, Gent. vice left, into the fire; and said that there was in the ' sure there can be nothing in the gruel."— Johnston. probated ; and Robert Steele, Gent. vice Gal tressßoth same jar oatmeal and poison—both in separate braith, who retires. answered, " I hope not, Mary." 46th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Thompson to be Captain of a papers. !reit kept vomiting constantly, and I called : Hill, journeyman to M r. Newman, deposed Company, without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted ill • in. When he came, he called my fellow- , Elizabeththat Mr. Walker the hair-dresser, came with stu ff to To e t be ee Lieutenants, Easiest 11 J. Wilson, Elizabeth Miller, end when she came up, pro la w o it t h ed u in p t u b r e c tre. l e i - FoOt t Ensign and Ad'it kill the rats, and that some of it was left in a paper, ?r asked her what she had been doing to the tant J. Madigan (to have the rank of Lieutenant) ; Eosin She said she had done nothin to it and which the witness took into the kitchen, when the J o h n Sk e lt on . v i ce Mill er , p romote d ; a nd Ensign J. D. . g , maids were at tea ; he opened the paper, and said it began crying. My mistress then ordered To N g l°ll eEn T . i ee ignt i. -. h r m oh i Argyll Maxwell, Gent. vice Wilson ; was poison to kill rats ; he does not recollect what bring up the bason with all the gruel in it.— Genege /tithe, Gent, vice Skelton ; and Charles Burton down and brought u p the bason with a became of it. Orange, Gent. vice Nunn. The Jury after consultine near an hour rave Web Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Collins, from half-pay of the lin it, and gave it to my mistress. This ' - 1 - Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Goddard, who exchanaes. half-past seven or eight o'clock. I swat- their verdict, finding Elizabeth Miller Guilt// of Mi.. sth Ditto, Ensign George W. Matins, from the 94th Foot, to out two desert spoons full •; I did not find ful Murder ;—w hen the Coroner issued a warrant for I Ir t f Ensign, t tc u e te l e l a s e a t kr e w .,t , e w e t t i e o r clans:f in es . . f el the her committal to Horsemonger-lane prison, for trial "" amiss with the taste, hot soon after I found Foot, to be Captain of a Company, wthoot Xrchnse, vice at the next Surrey assizes.—She is about 17 years of Knipe, placed on half-pay. heat in my stomach and throat. My ma,. d had lived in Mr. Newman's family about 61st Ditto, LieuL G. It. Scott, front the , BBth Foot, to be Lies ' that, said to her, " Elizabeth Miller, pow 4 . a g e, a " , 1 - tenant, vice Vandreuil, who mho. ges. !eu put nothing into the gruel, and to prove , ' oar ma ` la ' . 69d Ditto, Lieutenant John Deport to be Adjutant, vice Breretoo, appointed to the 3d West India Regiment. ettuce, take Dud eat it op yourself." She - - - - Enegn W. Lowman Wbe Lieutenant, without purchase, vice , and did not touch it. • Mr. James Cress, POLICE. Beerelon, ~nboar, then came into the room, and having -......,- - Ensign Thomas Meldrom, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be F.telgo L v ai Sce Lon utan.. seen the children, he tasted the gruel with the point ! TI . brought up b y 77th Ditto, .gn A. S. Fatilknor to be Lieutenant, by pur ssew-sTateT.—James Harris was of a knife, and he said it made his mouth very dry U sou one of the P tr le • ' l' chase , n o , on suspicion of stea trig G ero r onon C a d et Joky C vice ItiWxhan, promoted in the Royal African Cmrps. ortield, from the Re, al Military Col and hot. Mr. Wilkinson another neighbour, came i t w P op ieces 'of iron used by the Regent's Canal Gollt- loge, In be En'i °, g by p urchase vice Faulk nor. in, and seeing the children very ill, he said to my mis- patty for the wagg ons to on . — The P • 79th Ditto, Captain C. ivacdougall, from half-pay of the 42d tress that she should have some advice. My mister cornmitt . _ run . molter was Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Christie, who ex act for trial . _ changes. and mistress sent Elizabeth Miller for Mr. Dixon, the John IVilson was bro u g ht u p b y one of the Om 83d Ditto, John Cochrane, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, surgeon, at Newington. Elizabeth returned first, and - ' vice Chad, promoted in the Ist West India Regiment. cers, for picking pockets at Edmonton fair.—He was 84th Dino, Lieutenant Jolla Allen, from half-pay, to be Lies- Mr. Dixon shortly afterwards. Mr. Dixon enquired Lies committed for trial. comm tenant, vice Skelton, who exchanges. bow long they had been ill, and examined the sauce.Ni Ditto, Lieutenant James Thompson to be Captain of a James Smith, drives of a coach belonging to . ean the gruel was made in, and ordered what was Cloud , of George Cloud, of Hammersmith, and Richard Smith, Entn K. Ryan to be. Lieutenant, without purchase, vice left of the gruel, with the saucepan, spoon, and some driver of Mr. Priest's Chiswick coach, were fined in 1 remaining grits, to be locked up until he had more To be m rrigns . , by purchase-Sampson James Bpargo, vice the penalty of 20s. each, and costs, for placing their leisure to examine them minutely. Mr. D. then Kelly, promoted; 11. 6: P. 'Nickell, Gent. vice Ryan ; awl coaches d facing the house of Mr. Cherman , in Picca - Geor g e t_ ! Ge nt, Barton, appointed to the lit Sr stated his opinion that the children had been Grenadier or h F oo t . illy, r efusin g t o . go away when required, and be. poisoned, and desired the servant (Elizabeth Miller)BBth Ditto, Lkuteuant C. Vandrouil, from the 61st Foot, to be having in a very insolent manner. Lieutenant, vice Scott, who exchanges. might be sent with him to bring back some castor oil, which he ordered to be administered as speedily MARLBOROUGH- G eorge—George Baron Pefiltzer 90th D y itto tv , Lieutenantit lioutpurcl W . jviceSPfeledreettloy,beproCalOtletadia of a Coal as possible. This was accordingly done, and caused was brought before the Magistrate under a warrant, P.M John Nunn to be Lieutenant, vice Speed. increased vomiting. I then found myself exceed- charged by the Baroness, his wife, with having me- . ititiapPi'tetsonelil,e•Gtteeneet.etto John Ensign, vice Noon. . Campbell to be Captain of a Com ingly ill, and gave my mistress the child ; I then raced her. He was ordered to enter into peccary ' party, ;ice 111•Venald, deceased. in 2001. to keep the peace towards her. 94th Ditto, Ensign T. Hawkshaw, from the 58th Foot, to be went to the back door, where I vomited dreadfully, Ensign, vice Molina, alio exchanges. and my mistress ordered me some castor oil, which UNION.IIALL.-011 Saturday James Bates, a young . 96,1, D0 ,„,.' Lieutenant John Gordon to be Capt ain of a Coro- I took. The children and myself continued ill until man dressed in the first style of fashion, was brought palsy, without purchase, vice Hawker, appointed to the Bth five o'clock nest morning, when I remarked about before Mr. EVANCE % charged with stealing three pair Royal Veteran Battalion. Ensign 11. L. Prentice to be Lieutenant, vice Gordon. that time to my mistress, that I thought the child of boots, the property of Mr. Rolls, of Blackfriari- Ensign John Buchanan, from the half-pay of the Sid Foot, to Elizabeth Ann appeared better ; in about a quarter road.—fie was fully committed for trial. be Ensign, vice Prentice. 101.1. d Ditto, Major Robert Aostrather, from half-trav of the 42d of an hour after, the deceased asked for drink, of Foot, to be Major, vice Lord William Russell, who ex which I gave her, and observed she had changed OLD BAILEY. change. Ist West India Regiment, Ensign William Bell, from the 714 countenance. I called my master from an ad -........_ Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase,•ice Bowen, appointed joining room ; she was then in a fit. My master sent to the 2d Royal Veteran Baualton. SATURDAY, Sere. 16. again for Mr. Dixon. Before Mr. Dixon came, she R Bth Ditto, Major Neil Cockhurn to be Lieutenant-Culenel, for stooling %lbs. of pepper , • a ithout purchase , vice Steuart , 1 • had recovered from the first fi t. He gave her a little the ind icted ter e t e r y ur e n f et h t te4 w s n i s c Heath, Son, and Furze, value 20S: Cap tain olletueht,,lttohe appointed to the 40th toot. white wine; sent home again for medicine, which the Kisoner was a Custom - house Officer ; and on the 27th of Ro yal African Curps, a L i fe e u r tenant Edailso a r r y d v ivs et C tg o t f ae k b u t f • t n e . el the he gave to both children and myself. Mr. Dixon J io u t n o e n la e 4 he t r t r i c e eLs e ed 811 - bags of pepperi e at the East India Docks, : 7i th Foot . , to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice ho staid nearly two hours ; after lie was gone, the child to the conv ey to the Priso . ner asked c rea ny v e e y o i the t carman . Ro N s i .aar‘gastieenidlri°"(ed . ' In d i o Rangers, Lieutenant George Ramsay, from had three more fits, and expired about nine o'clock. f et up into the waggon, because be was lame. A Thames Po- 1 t fi e 64th Foot, to be Cuptaiu of a Company, by purchase, vice About eight o'clock I found myself much worse, ice e ttffi t ciir ih who happened to pas t s, observing him taking pep- 1, Troya, promoted putting [no a bag of his own , appre- f Fork . lhasteurs„ Major G. F. W. Fluker, from the Bourbon much swelled, and very sick. per t ided him.—Guilty . e tt i gy an I Reg iment, to br Lieutenant-Colonel, without purcha,e, vice To a question put by the Coroner—lf she knew Cnghlan, appoint e d t o the Bth R o y a l V eteran B a tt a li on . RoYal Waggon Train, Cornet Thomas Newton to be Lien of any poison in the house ?—she replied—About tenant, two months since she saw something its a paper on the kitchen window, which one of the young men said was poison, and cautioned her not to touch it, as it was to be put with chopped beef upon cabbage leaves, to be put into the slaughter-house to poison rats. She did not know of poison in the kitchen, or any part of the house, after that time. She did not observe any thing particular in the conduct of Elizabeth Miller to induce her to suspect that she would or could have given poison to them. She appeared at times cross to them. Shortly after the death of Eli zabeth Anne, the witness went up to Miller's bed. room, and found her locked in. She opened the door, and eittiess told her the child was dead, upon which she stamped her foot upon the floor, and rated out, " What shall I do with myself ?" Mr. Dixon, the surgeon, corroborated the evidence of Mary Eades, and further deposed, that when he took Miller with him home, to fetch the castor oil, . lie particularly questioned her, if she prepared the gruel, and what it was made of ?—She said, that the grits she got at Mr. Holland's, the corn-chandler, end she thickened it with nearly a table-spoonful of wormed, which oatmeal was part, she said, of some that was left about a month ago, by one of the young non, who had some gruel made - for hint cold. She deeed any: knowledge whatever of poison being put into the gruel. Mr. Dixon farther stated, that be C. of :ca- set- Ken. •ee her, her ler, or- THE STATESMAN. George Eaton was indicted for stealing 511 w. of ensoaisufac tured tobacco, the property of his Majesty, but was acquitted, a material witness being absent. William Menzies was indicted for feloniously anti traitorously coining divers rotund blanks of base metal, to resemble, and in the similitude of the silver coin of Ibis realm. Mr. Justice ii SATO having summed ep the evidence, the Jury retired, and. after an absence of half an hour, returned with a verdict of Guilty, but recommended the Prisoner to mercy, on account of his'former good character. Jacob Morris was capitally indicted for assaulting Joseph Ux. bridge on the Ring's highway, and inking from bis person three I notes of 201. each, in the .tooth of August last. Sir Simon i.e &aim summed up (be evidence, aid the Jury found a verdict of Guilty—Deutb. Peter lierni was indicted for nestling a Moroccia ring troy, containing ringsand other jewellery, of the value of 901 from the shop of Mr. George Fielder, In Greek-street, Soho, on the 25th of August last. Guilty—ncith Noralu Alalionv, a most wretched looking woman, aged 50, was capitally indicted fur burglariously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of J. Chambers, in the day lime, and steal ing a pocket-hook, six Bank of England notes for 11. each, and various articles of wearing apparel, the property of Jean Bap tiste Mathew. fhe Prisoner was found guilty of the stealing, but acquitted of the burglary. We are often told to pot off the evil day as long as we can ; this will not hold good in' all cases, ex. gr.—On Monday morning last, George Gray and Margaret Watson set off from Windy Nook for Jar row, to be married, guns firing and colours flying, as usual on such occasions; when hear tielburn-hall, the bride seemed unwell, and going int* a cottage, was in a little lime delivered of a fine boy.—(Nose. castle Paper.) - ntell THE LONDON GAZETTE, SEPT. 16. PL. This Gazette contains a long list of Naval and Military Officers, whom his Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased to nominate and ap point Knights Companions and Knights Commanders of the Order of the Bath, conformable to the new re gulations. The list contains about 500 names, and includes a number of Officers who fought in the bat. ties of the 16th and 15th of June, recommended to this honour by the Duke of Wellington ; also several Officers in the service of the East India Company. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, To be Lientrnant , —Lieutenant W. Bryson. from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion t and William Dickenson, f►um the 62d Foot. 3d Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant David Thompson, from the half pay of the Sid Foot ; and Quarter-Master b. Maxwell, from the Etb IVest ludia Regiment sth Ditto. To be Ensigns—Cornet John Douglas, from the Royal Wag gon Train; and Trimp-Serjeunt-Major tieurge Armstrong, (rum the Bth Light Dragoons. 6th Ditto. To he Lieutenant.—Lientenant Henry Young, from the 6011 Foot; Ensigns Isaac Wood; James Hender s on; and hitch:lel Connolly, from the late Sd Veteran Battalion, vice Ww.d. 7th Ditto, Quarter-Master Joseph Smith, from the 25th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Bracts, placed on the Retired List. Bth Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant John Galpine, from half-pay id' the it.d West India Regiment; and Quarter-Master llamas Lynch, from the 10th Foot. New Brunswick Fencibles, F.nslgn and Adjutant Alexander, Fraser to have the rank of Lieutenant. • BR EV ET. Major Thomas Evans, of the Sth Foot, to be Lieuteuant-Colonel in the Army. Captain Charles niggle, of the Miti Foot, to be Major in the Army. The King's German Legion. td Battalion of Light Infantry, Lieutenant Lewis Hehne to be Captain of a Company, vice (i. Deneeke, who resigns. Ist Battalion of the Line, Lieutenant Ferdinand Christian tie Homing to be Captain of a Company, .lee A. Safe, killed in action. York •Light. Infantry Volunteer.. Lieutenant Alexander Clark, from the 18th Font, to be Captain of a Comp:NJ, trithout parehaie, vice Rsynifoisi, appointed N the 18th Foot. - • ) • - 7 - rr • ' 4 • • .1 - • • • . 1 * CORONER'S INQUEST: Saturday morning an Inquest was held at th, I • White Hart, facing Kennington-cross, before C Jtllatt:TT, Esq. Coroner for Surrey, on the body o Miss Elizabeth Ann Newman, whose death was occa Aunty] by giving her arsenic in some gruel for supper The Jerry was composed of the most respectable in I • habitants in the neighbourhood. After viewing On body, the first witness examined was Mary 'Elides, who, being sworn, said, I am see Taft to Mr. Richard Newman, butcher, No. 8, Ken siington-cross • I have lived in the family thre years. last Wednesday evening, the 13th instant about six o'clock, I accompanied my mistress ant her two children, Elizabeth Ann, the eldest (nov dead), and Mary, the youngest, to take a walk we returned home about half-past men o'clock ; took the youngest babe, Mary, and undressed her and gave her to my mistress, oho carried her int her bed-room in her arms, and a cup of gruel in he hand, that my fellow servant, Elizabeth Miller made for the children's supper. My mistress or tiered Jae to get some magnesia and rhubarb to giv, •her ; I accordingly wept to the cupboard in the par lour,, I took a tea-spoonful of the magnesia out o F blue paper, and put it in a nine glass, and them took a lump of rhubarb out of the same cupboard and grated part of it into the nine glass with th magnesia, and I then carried it into the bed-root to my mistress. She desired me to mix it with spoonful of the gruel with which she was feedini the child, Mary, which I did oat of the cup, whicl was about half a coffee-cup full. My mistress gay the baby, Mary, a large tea-spoon full of the mixture and in about three minutes afterwards she was take! very ill, and vomited dreadfully. The deceased Elizabeth Ann, came to the room door, cryin, in a' ost dreadful manner. My mistress desired m to let her in, which I did. She came in crying, witi a cup of gruel in her hand, and a spoon in it. M; mistress asked her what was the matter With her, o had her father been beating her ? She answered No bat desired me to rock her in her chair. I took he in my lap, and I had her not ten minutes before sh began vomiting most dreadfully. I said to my mis tress, " sure there can be nothing in the gruel."— My mistress answered, " I hope not, Mary." Botl the children kept vomiting constantly, and I call& my master in. When he came, he called my fellow servant, Elizabeth Miller, and when she came up any master asked her what she had been doing to the gruel ? She said she bad done nothing to it, am then she began crying. My mistress then orderer her to bring up the bason with all the gruel in it.— She went down and brought up the bason with little gruel in it, and gave it to my mistress. Thil was about half-past seven or eight o'clock. I swat C • lowed about two desert spoons full ; I did not fin( any thing amiss with the taste, bat soon after I foam a burning beat in my stomach and throat. My mat ter seeing that, said to her, " Elizabeth Miller, 11011 to show yeu put nothing into the gruel, and to prove your intioceilee, take and eat it op yourself." She stood still, ;rid did not touch it. Mr. James Cress neighbour, then came into the room, and having seen the children, he tasted the gruel with the poitsi of a knife, and he said it made his mouth very drj and hot. Mr. Wilkinson, another neighbour, came in, and seeing the children very ill, he said to my mis• tress that she should have some advice. My mastem and mistress sent Elizabeth Miller for Mr. Dixon, the surgeon, at Newington. Elizabeth returned first, and Mr. Dizen shortly afterwards. Mr. Dixon enquired bow long they had been ill, and examined the sauce. pan the gruel was made in, and ordered what wet 1 I 1 ..__~ MEMORANDUM. Ensign R. W. G. Douglas, of the lict Foot, is superseded. The appointments of the undermentioned , 'sheer., assiaied the Gazettes of 13th May and Ist July List, and sth, 124, and 29th ultimo, have net aken place : Royal Veteran Battalion. Captain N. B Dwyer, from the tired List of the 12th Royal Veteran (Siltation, t o fain. 21st Font, Lieutenant Angus Mackay to he Capi n :, or pan), .iv purchase, vice Douglas, who retires Royal Wakgon I rain, Lieutenan, Richard Gem, frem half- of the Corps, to be Lieutenant. 4th Foot, Major Robert Ans..ruther, from half.pay of the Foot, to be Major, vice Burke, who exchanges. sth West India Itegimeot, Leicester Viney Sleuth, Gem Ensign. Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. Assistant-Surgeon 3. p ow, the late 4th Royal 11.."aiion, to be Assistant Surge o n . ERRATA in the GAZET fES of 22d July last, 26th ul'; and :.‘h inbtaot. I.vz Foot. F.r Captain Richard Bullock, jun. from the Ilst Foot, Captain of a Company, vice Vyvyan, who exch age s , Read Cap'ain Richerd Bullock, jun. from the 41st Fo ot , Captain of a Company, vice Vyvyan, who retir es half-pay of the its. Foot. 41st Foot. Far Ensign George Johnstone, from half pay of the Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Carey, who exchanges, Read Ensign George Johnson, fr m half pay of the Regituest, to be Ensign, vice Carey, uho exchanges. 60th Foot. For Richard Forman, Gent. to be Ensign. Read Edward Furman, Gent. to be Ensign. BANKRUPTCIF.S ENLARGED. G. Conk, Angel-row, Hammersmith, hatter, from Sept. to Nor. 7, at Guildhall. D. Chapman, Fave sham, Kent, butcher, from Sept. Nov. 7, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. J. Osbaldiston, Milk-street, Cheapside. Manchester ' houseman, Sept. 29, 30, Oct. 28, at Guildhall. Ai moues, Bowden, Angel-court. Thr.i„emorton street. Thompson and T. Lister, Manchester, cotton-spinners, 2.9,28. at the White Kerr Inn, Ntatic'sesti-r. Attornies, Hurd, Kings Bench-walks, Temple ; and Mers Heii Kirk, Manchester. J. Clegg, New castle-under-Lyne, Staffordshire, mereer, 19, 20, 28, at time George lan, Bewdler, N urcestershfre nies.Messn. Clarke and Pardue, Bewdley; and Mrs Is. &Ass and Alban, Stone buildings, Lincoln's Inn T. Porter, Ullestkorpe. Leicestershire, draper, Sept. Oct. 28. at the Bull's Head Inn; Hinckley, Leicestershire. tornies, Mr. Ware', Gray's Ina ; and Messrs. King mid Hinckley. H. Critchley,St.Helen-within-Hardshaw,Laneaskire,lrst* Oct. 10, 11, 28 at the Buck-File-Vine Inn, 11 igaa. Alms", . Mr. Gasket!, W iron J. Meale otherwise May, Golcar-bi 1, Hoddersfie4d, keeper, Oct. 2,4, 2i , , at the W bite Hor.e Inn, Hoddenni Attornies, Messrs Exley. Stocker, and Dawson, Furamin Inn, Holborn ; and Mr Peace, Hotddersfield. G. Miller, C h rns-hall, Statfirdshire, cheese-factor, Oct.: 11, 24, at the Talbot Inn, Dravtomin-Hales Stieo lis st r ,, Atlantis's, Messrs. !tosser and Son, Bartlett's-building,: and S' 'Warren, Drayton in-Hales. J. Brown, Glamford- Briggs, Lincolnshire,mercer, Sept. , 30, Oct. 28, at the Angel Inn, tilrunford-Brlggi. Anomie+, Mr. IS icholsou, Glamford-Briggs ; and Messrs. Leigh. aad liousman, New I.ridge-street. G. Cuff Lendeohall-street, merchant, Sept. 29, Oct. S, Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. 11 alker and Rankin, Jewry. K. Hearth, Warrington, wine and spirit-merchant, 7, 28, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas; Yen -court, church-street. J. Norman, Wellington, t3omersetsbire, serge-maker, 9,3. 9t, at the Talbot tau, Bristol. Attorney, Mr. Madan, Bristol. T. Cooke, Bury St. Edmund's, miller, Sept. 21 , 23, Oct.._ at the Bell Inn, Bury St. Edmund ' s. AUornies. Mr. Leech, Bury St. Edmund's; and Mr. Brumley. Gray's fun J. and W. Nichol, Old-Jewry, mere.ants, ct. 6. 7, Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Dann and Croslautl, BrtWds street. FL Spooner, Cornhill, pollen-draper, Sept. 19, 30, Oct. at Guildhall. Attorney Mr. Davies, Lothbury. J. Bonnin, North -street, Keissi..gton, carpenter. Sept. 23, Oct. 3, Ytl„ at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hamilton, Berwick street, Soho. h. Craike, H. Ingledew, and T. Ingledew, Borough inarkd, potatoc merchants, Sept. 23, 0, Oct N. at Guildhall. . uey, Mr. Collingswood, St. Saviour's Church-yard. It. Piper, BuslieWs-rents, Great Heriniiag...stiret, Wapping, builder, Sept. 23. 3Q, Oct. 'Br of Guildhati. Attorwy. m- S:leffield, Great Pre-colt-stre t, Goildinan's-fields. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 7. J. Sexton, Staninure. Middlesex. baker—Oct. Cotton. King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer--Oct. 38 , I' W.. cock, %%Milts, Leicestershire, imilsolder Oet. 10 J. brooking, Bristol, dealer—Oct. 5, %$ . Rosati, Allesiey, l%eaoirkJhire, butcher—Oct. 9, B. Milbourn, New Melton. Yorkshire. factor—Noy. 11, T. Dudgson, Cheapside, warehouseman -7..1. Noislan; Keat-street. Whi.echapel, soap-nianufartm Oct. 7, J. Lane, T. Fraser, and T. Boylston, Nichols.-I merchants—Oct; 7, W. Allen, Castle-street, Leicester field: ' penter—Oct. 31, T. Johnson, Kidderminster. grocer-Oct. W. Langdale, jun. Kingsion-upon-Hall, victualler—Oct. G. Dowdell, Castle-street, Southwark, flaur-factor —Oct ; Eaton,Not lingbam.hosier—Oct. 3. B. Smith, Prinks/Al, baker—Oct. 7, S. A. I. vy, Buckkrsbury, merchant. CERTI FICATES—OcT. 7. ' W. Eachus, Middlewich, Cheshire, woollen-draper—J. Keene, Birminglrun, factor..-T. Watson, Margaret-street. 1.. "radish-square, bricklayer—J. Stephens, St. Ishmael. Canso. thenshire, corn-merchant— W.: Postans, Birmingham. bra* founder—J. 11. Bauman, Great Winchester-street, merchant— ' W. Freeman, Lincoln, shopkeeper—W. Jatklin, Nisunisr ' tree. Essex, baker—J. and M. Parry, Mardcit. Herefordshire, dealers in wool—l'. Simeon, Token house-yard, merchant—J. Pulglase, Bristol, merchant. PAHTNE - SHIPS DISSOLVED. E. Bowker and B. Hill, Liverpool, soda-water-manufac turers—T. Gilling, sen. and W. E. !tilting, Bexley, Kent. ca lico-printers—J. Green and J. Thorne, Laurence PountlßY• lane, shag-coantifacturers —B. U. Dawson and T. S. !Solve. Geldeston and Norwich, corn-ruerchants--, find-war and •Flentley, Bradford, t orkshire, solicitors—W. Hopwood... Pmtullove, and W. Carps, Blackburn, cotton-ma. ufacturers— W. Keast and W. Beterson, Si Gerinniu's, ornaall. factors—S. Alcuck and C. S. Harvey, Newcastle-I.pm" brush-makers—M. Biggs and W, Duarnore,Wood-street, Cheap side, hosiers—S. Buxton, Manchester, builder, and I'. 11 Wes. Congleton ' draper— E. Bead and C. Karsten, shivigent--J. Fitton and J. Pountney, 11 iddenham, Wilts, vaper-inal ,- T. Broornhead and W. Dimes-, Sheffield, grocers—J. H. sen. and J. B. J. Dente, Bath, woollen-drapers—C. IGlrn T. Durell. G. Atherley, and T. V. Durell. Southampton. hank , (so fir as relates to the said T. and'T. V. Durellt— W. l.” 1. and H. Landseer, Old-street, dyers—J. Low and W. Sand son, Doncaster. cabinet-makers—lt. and E. Sutherland, aiidh 0. Anderson, Birmingham, gun makers—K. Itctl and W. Withers. While Lion -street, Norton Falgate, leather.sellers- 1, I lawes, T. Harper, and ti. Guldney, Massed-sisact,Geadmiut fields, sugar-refiners. The Average Price of SULiAIt, for the Week, ending 13, is Id. per Cwt. Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, quarter, from the Retarn, endii.g -ept. 9: — Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beam I Pease. - - I. 4. Is.d. a q. 4 1 54. a. 4. 35 4 39 3 39 10 tki 8 36 5 39 0 122 MA MOLD. • On the 4th inst. at St. Andrew's, ll,•'h •rn. Mr. Thm. of (irav's Inn-lane, to Susannah, the e.dest dangliter of MI Dennett, of Cuckfield, Sussex. On Thursday las!, at St. Alary's, Batter-ea, Surrey.-- " Lidvard E•ci. of 711elksham, Wiltshire, 10 ' 4 "'"' daughter of Mx. Joseph Henwell, of Battersea. On Thursday morning Inst. at Mill hill, David Pryer..-. On Thursday last, Mr. Seddon, of London hute , e, gate.street. On Friday sennight, at the house ofMils filter, in N , street, Dublin .;fibert NNiee. Esq. Surgeon to the Navy, and a Member of the .Royal College of Surgeons, don. lie received a wound while cutting out a French shil war tinder the island of Elba, to which he has at length' a victim. On the ifith lilt. at Knonle-house Devonshire, in the year of his age, George Niont*git, EU'. many years Licut • lapel of the Wiltshire Militia. On the :list nit, at Dresden, in the Contify of Donegal, Rev. Wm. Chichester, D. D in the 75th se.tr of hisagc. - was second cousin of the late Marquis of Donegiil. .ONI)t)N 1 Pmted 6 ,4 i•,? es' s* I) Laves's. go : et ATESaI fr Orrice, 117, flen-street. • ISM% !Med, stated i e j hh, the Re. be • - Cue, . . half -ply r the ta of. to h t eft, from • ul:leno, I of, to b e • • • re, up on ',egiment, nett legiturot, Thin 8411111 rice. • Ileri he ;11 Sept, 3 , I pt. 19 to ' ter-Wars • hues, Nrr ten, %St lets, 3?; aitt 1 4 • •1 4e 'err, o BL 'e Awe. .Bening' tit Re' 4. 2S, yt, hire. hi. • SOdes . !ratchet, the, Alone ) , • Id, Flop. • .11 Mersa, let • et Farwell) • •• b , Oct. 13, nopiltirr. ; and Mr. Sept. 11 Anomie., I . haws, St lalts • 3, 29. at ..f tio, Qld. small t, Oct 6, art, Fem. t' re e ter, Ott. h 11 •,,„ • Oct. 0, o. . Leech, .1. he 7. 28, at hi Broad rnt - C , Ott. 29, I be. !cid. 29, ci• 3er aid- ..I market, .11 . Attor. to, I V aPP in g, , it y, Mr. One t. el. rt. 9. R. 0 1 wool. rr•nking, . • am re, turn- lamer- to, ••••• eld , , car. he - Oct. 0, ..hi let i, K. U, Lige, at —▪ J. W. fr reel. Ca. Came. 1. bra* •rchain— lr. hiauniar- • I 'ordid,re, tits haul—J. Ti' • beet • on nanafac- I lent. ca. WI ountaey. en Itini gale, le • and 6. . sec td, J. • I , cturrri— Intl corn. b. ti r, Cheap- • ed Ruud, lent —J. tan nalerr— rdi 3.lkaie, for !lig:Atte. , bank. n Gr• 1., ode fiandrr. andg. I IS. '• *- Idaho I- • _, Kt lig See' hl ,ES, Per .414 I WU& • ( :325 V tut Kinder. • Air. e. ' f into y, John at Sarah , bi • i n Ai Fes , Alden. •• Narth• d j ef OYa l tear D, Lua . Ina! I ship 01 Ir. b wile! e-. 1 he ••1 111 !lit -Cu- . 4161 ' I be tal, the Ile F. drie • •