The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-21 00:00:00

''-I- A; . . mina Stovitt, who 'strived at my head-quarters. few hours hefcre the attack, for theassistance I received from him. I cannot suffichintly appreciate the valuable essist ince which I have received from Colonef Myers, ,De:. phty Qoarter-Master.Geneval, and hieut-Colotiel Harvey, ,Ropey Adjutant-General, during Ow re sew service, and which have been of the more im /torta'oce, as, from my.own state of health of late (in consequence of my wound),, I have not been Able to use those active,personai,ezertions which I other wise might. I avail myself of this opporttinity of again espre9S ing my sevete concern at the loss which this . division of the army sustained, by the accident which de prived it of the service* of MujoryGeitelal Cbaratt, from whose energ) and lON , lassch . Wis justly to be NAMES or ciretes:no KILLED. 'Oh root-R. fl, Patterson. Font—Lieutennut Karsten. Dc Wattesille's Regiment—Lieutenant Pe'Lich° ly. • WSVVDFD. Royal Scot toi—LieutenantpColnael J. Gordon, severely 1 Lieu tenant J. autiledgc, i•ince dead. 61b riot—Lieutenant Andress, *Severely, Font—Lietitenaut Lowry, severely. 82d Funt—Captalu J. M. Wright, since dead; Captain F.. Marshal, slightly; Lieutenants, 11. Pigott. W. IllaYtin, and R. Latham, severely; Lieutenant G. Harman, slightly; .En sign C. langroird, since dead. ns Wattryille's Regiment—Lieutenant-Colonel Fischer, severe ly; Contain Illatelliolzer, severely ; Lieutenant Origins, preerely ; Lletneurult Steiger,. slightly; Lieutenant La Piere, severely. • Still-1.: eutenare-Colonel Thomas Pearson, Inspecting Field (Meer, severely, • Sin Foot—Captain - Bradbridge,• Lii•ntemant F.dlign klatthewson. De Watteville's Regiment—Major He Villatte, Major IVint r, Anandediitispitasas Zekender, Ifeeken, and Steiger; Lieu tenant Ds ilerr,y, Lieuteliant Het ken, v•uuuded ; Adjutant Mailset, Alsittani-Su geou Corked. expected. . . . To Major Glegg, Assieht,nt Adjutant-Genteel ; to Captains Chambers and' Powell,. Deputy Assistants Extract ein Letter from Sir G. Ptevost, to Earl 'Badmen, Quarter-Master-General '; to Cipplinefoster , -Mill- Weed:aratemartees, etote l eat, October 4. • , tsry Secretary ; Lieet.Xolortel Thageetneet, Protein- i bare. the bonour tn transmit to your Lordship cid Aid-de-Camp ; and to Lieut. Nesfield,, Bfith ree theinclosed ,extract .ef a letter I have just received - giment, Acting AidAerCamp, whir hate rehdeted, from Lleuteataatt- eneral Drummond:— . . , me every assistaticein•sheir reepective eqoatletnt,-ry Er r a r c e t i i e ke nf a v f l e , e'er from ii lt ne ten: r 1 1 .0enerol Drummed to Ms 1 Fir George. lrre%ovt, dated beat /irk now Wolves are (hie .; the - am . iikaiwit i s . Dnriet ileattalaterteri, Falls,of Niagara, Sept. il. eke to Major D'Attoo, Brigade Major, witifilte eight l'he troOpi fell back 'at eight - o'clock meant even.. .division, for his uniform correctness, teal, atxrit - :hag pf the2tat, tO'lbit position alluded to in my let teeniest so his ditty. :.- ' • ter of: • •thtt-diteeand bieosteeked fact he nigh t. u tut er . To. Lieue e Coltmel Campbell, of the:6th regiment, a to r rent s . o r . vain. Soo after day-light on the 22d, lam also mach indebted, as well in his 01 00! ‘nt‘ the enemy discovered our movements, and pushed eine easelieg officer of that elicellent *Pt, stvill out his pickets posted on the plain opposite Black that of senior officer .1)t the reserve of tbii division. R oc k, an d i mme di ate l y retreate d, a f ter exc h ang i ng Colonel Fischer, of De Watteville's•regimerkt, and a few shots, without attempting to molest them.— 'Lleol,-Col e tie! .ogiltrie, of ther King's are entitled- to dewing waited until two o'clock (as Well for the pur my t h anks. ' .. The zeal Arad egerllons of Major'Phillot, corn ventured out, as of giving time for the movement of mieding the-Royal Artillery; Captains Walker altd.. all incumbrances behind the Blacle - Creek), [ ordered ' Sibine, and theofficers and nten:o/ that cnipi, hate' the troops to retire - across ,Frenchman's Creek, and ~ been unremitting, and Merit eiery comineisdatiOn.e—, the bridge over that creek'tO be destroyed. ' A ca likre reason to he pleased with the activity and ae,_ ll: , tally piquet was left to watch this bridge; and th e wbkh lelejor Lisle, end ill. officers and men of t he ! -troops then proceeded to take up their cantonments. eqoadrert •of the:loth light-drig'oons, bate l'afa f rta - The *Medea( the mo v ements has this. dav been corol la' displayed.. •• • - l pleted ; and the troops are now in comfortable guar ., • The enemy , it is de* ascertained , trade the wile ' ten, where it i s - my inteution ti!iiiie them a few with . Ms 1r hole forte, 'which,. iniiuding the militia days' repose. ‘• volunteers hy'Veldelehe hai lately been joined, could 1 . . . Wit cretelet-• of less than 35913.4.Ab0ut 200 gri-1 tThis Gazette also contains a dispatch from Lieu sewn fell ?tali attr Muth; and Icannot estimate the ! tetiantXolentel .11I'Douall to Lieutenant-General erteatre loivin killed aelectunded at less' than that : DrunsmOnd, dated August 14, giving an account of i tiember. • i the repulse of an attack made by the Americans at The &eerily!' state of the roack and of the WPA. Mackinac.] . . thee.; It hating 'jiourect with Vain `almost Incessantly [ • • j for the . last ten dam renders every Movement of • ' alichillantekhote, Sept. 7. ordnance or heavy storet - iiteedinily difficult : --i Sta,•--I have the honour to report to you the par- By great exertions the commanding artillery officer Jiculars of the capture of the United States schooners had succeeded in moving the battery guns and .snor- Scorpion and Tigress, - by a detachment from this tars, .with. their stores, etc. toe/aids the Chippewa, garrison, under the command of Lieut. Worsley, of to .which place I meaa•to withdraw them for the pee.; . the Royal Nitvy;.atermyself. VI Obedience Co your 'Nett: . , •. i orders we left Michilimaikinact on the evening of _ -... came hefore Fort Erie, S. pt. 19, 1814. ' the lit in.t. in four boatsi one of which was mantled Ssa,—l hare the honour to report to you, that by seamen titular Lieut. Worsley, the - other by., a. , theenemy.attacked, on the 17th in the afternoon, at detachment' of the. Royal Newfoundland regiment three o'clock, our position before Fort Erie, the under myself,. Likitenants Armstrong and Kaden second brigade, under Colonel Fischer, composed burst. 'We arrived near the Detour about sun-set of the Sth and De Watteville's regiments, being on on th e - following day, but nothing was attempted duty. . I that night, as the enemy's position had not been rocs Under cover of a heavy fire of his artillery from ' red ly ascertained. The troops remained the whole. Fort Erie, and muck favoured by the nature of the „pf the 3d instant concealed amongst the roads, and ground, - and also by .the state of the weather, the . shout six o'clock that evening embarked and began rain falling in torrents at . the moment of his ap- t o move towards the enemy. We had to row about sie . proach, the enemy succeeded in turning the right of m il es , d ur i ng w hi c h th e mos t pe r f ec t or de r a n d-sile n te 1 en line of picquets without being perceived, and reigned. - The Ireliaas which - accompanied na.frotti , with a very considerable force attacked both the Nlachinac were left about three mftes in our rear sj picquets, and support its their tacks and rear ; at the a b out nip(' o'clock at night we discerned the enemy, ! same time another of the enemy's columns attacked and had approached to within pne hundred yards of in front the picquets between No. 2 and No. 3 bat- theta before they *hailed us: on receiving no answer, teries, and having succeeded in penetrating b y No. 4 . they opened a smart are span as both, of musketry piquet, part of his force turned to his left, and and from the 24-pounder i all opposition, however, thereby surrounded oar right, and got almost ink- was in rain, for in the course of -fire minutes the mediate possession of No. 3 battery. The enemy i enemy's , vessel ;was beirded and carried by Lieu then directed his attacks with a very superior force.; tenants Worsley and Armstrong On the starboard towards No. 2 battery, but the obstinate resistance : s id e , an d my Witt • nod Lieutenant Radenhurst \on made by the picquets, under every. possible disadvan- the larboard, •She proved' to be - the Tigress,' com- tage, delayed considerably his getting p o s s ession of ' mended by Sailiiii Master Champlin, 'mounting one No. 2 battery, in which, however, he at last suce - l iong e4-pointrier, end with a email - 1.0001.0t 30 men.' seeded. _ _ __• •_ the def e nce of this 'easel *did credit to her officers, As soon as the alarru was given, the Ist, briga de, who were all severely wounded. • She three re s ets being best for support, composed of the .Royal . wounded, and three miasing, stipposertholaire been Scots, the Bld, and 9th regiments, under Lieut.-Col. i killed and thrown immediately overboard. Oarless Gordon, received orders to march forward ; and else iis tee seamen kilted, andleveril mildletti and sea the light demi-brigade, under Lieutenant-Colonel Men slightly wounded. Pearson ; the 6th regiment remaining in reserve, un- On the morning of the 4th instant the prisoners der Lieut.-Colonel Campbell. From the Concession- were sent in a boat to MaCkinac under a guard, and road, the Royal Scots, wi(k the 89th as support, . we prepared tonttaek. the ether schooner, which we moved by the new road, and met the enemy near the' ertdenstood was anchored fifteen miles further down; block-house, on the right of Nu. 3 battery, whom : the position of the Tigress was not altered, and the they engaged, and by their steady and intrepid con- . b e t ter 'to carry on the deception, the American' duct checked his further progress. The Std regi- pendant wag kept flying. On the sth instant, we ment and three companies of the 4th regiment were discerned the enemy's.sehooder beating up to us ; the detached to the left t in order to support Nos. 1 and soldiers I directed to 'keep below, or to lie down on 2 batteries; the enemy having at that time posses- the deck, to avoid beingseen;•every thing succeeded sion of No. 2 battery, and still pushing forward to . our wish, the enemy came to_anehoe alma itwo seven companies of the B'2d, under Maj. Proctor. ) and miles ?tom us in the night, and is the day dawned! the three companies of the 6th, under Maj. Taylor, • on th e 6th *instant, we - slipped our cable, and rant received directions to oppose the enemy's forces, and . down under our jib and fciresail ; - efeiy thing *as 101 immediately charged them with the most intrepid . well massaged by Lieut. 'Worsley, that we, were.' bravery, driving them hack across our intrench- within ten yards of the enemy before they discusered went!, and also from No. 2 battery, thereby pre- us; it as then too late; for in the course, of five Venting their destroying it, or damaging its guns in a minutes her deck was covered with our men, and the considerable degree; Lieut.-Colonel Pearson, with British nag hoisted over the American. Shhprtsved the Glengarry light infantry, under Lieut.-Cot. Bat- • to - be the Scorpion, comminded by Lieut. Turner, tercby, pushed forward by the centre road, attacked ; of the United States navy, carrying •one long 24. and carried with great gallantry the new intreneb- , pounder in her hold, with a complement 0r32 men. ment then in full possession of the enemy. 1 She had two men killed, and two . *evaded. I The enemy being thus repulsed at every point, Wes enclose a return of Oir 'killed and - wounded, and forced to retire with precipitation to their works,' am happy to say that the latter are but slight. leaving prisoners and a number of their wounded aril To the admirable good conduct and management our hands. By five o'clock the entrenchments wens 1. of Lieutenant Worsley, of the Royal Navy, the again occupied, and the line of picquets established' success is to be in a great measure attributed ; but I as it had been previous ' to the enemy's attack. i must assure you, that every Officer and man did his I have the honour to inclose a return of casual- duty.-1 *have the honour tit be, &c. ties, and the report of the officer commanding the ; (signed) . • • A. 11. BULGER. Lieutenant isc • Royal Artillery, respecting the damage done to the Royal liewCoundlene R eg . 'lDeetall .. -- • . ordnance and the batteries, Lieut.-Colonel Al s, during the time they were / in thtenemy's possession.--I have, &c. L. DE WATT#V I LLE, Major-General. Return or killed pod wounded of the temp% employed In the capture of the United Stater vehnoarrs Scorpion and TiArers, on the 3d nod 61b SePletnher: Royal Artillery-,I rank and file, wounded. Royal Newfoundiund Regiment —1 Lieutenant, 6 rank and file, wounded. ..a Officer wounded-.l.ittut. Bulger, slightly, N. B. Three seamen 'killed. Return of Casualties of the Right Division of the Army, io action with the enemy, Comp before Fart Erie,"Septernber 17, 1814. . General Total-1 Captain, 4 Lieutt nano, 7 serjesats, 105 rank and tile, killed. Lieutenant-Colonels, 9 Captains. 10 Lletfirmlner; 1 Ensign, 1.9 serjraots, 1 druanitee, 117 tank and 61e. wounded. 2 Nfniors 4 Captniol, 3 Lieutenants. 2 Ensign). l Adjutant, 1 Assisting:Surgeon, 21 sirjeanti, V. drummers, '2BO lank aad 4e, wising. [The Gazitteaso gives au account of the capture, afters chase of 11 hours, by hisrdsjesty's ship *A way, Capt. 'Brine, op, the .lith July, of the United .* • • .1414E"STAtERMAN St*" brig of war sq*lal,ol. .guns and 137 men. During the chest thisolp~,opverboard ail her guns, boats, agfliuskorMi%4ll,4 , • . . . • . 1 , , ' 1 ti‘ • :*. .• :' • 'rA*l R• itia he lAN s. • • s • , BO1; ..- :,:l. C -, • ~ .„;.ai.ir ` . Wir.lo4ei o lyp e 19. 1814, _ , I Reil - f - 1' " Roya mt-uf o Horse mou4s, Cornet Lord William, Pitt '', Lennox to be Lieutenant; lby iltfrchase, site Bardeti; Who retires. • . . .• . . Robert James Harrison, gettL'lo bi Cbrne4; by pirchase, Abel Lord Lennox. . ... .. :..et i. , •!• .. " 4 7 1 " I ‘ l-1 sth Regintp,nt of Demo" GmeWls, Lie's . hut maker, from': littlfzpay of the Rekiment; to'be 1.1E41 '' frilciti Pittittin, . . who exchanges, receiving the ditiereneep i :t _ler , t, 4 r ' i 7th Regiment of Light Drugonnx; Cornet Edwafd Aar, Peter*. to be Lltutuwaist, without purchase, 4iiiitlitddlalit,'lolo Ve- tires. ' ,_ • i .: ' • . Stb Ditta . "RdbileVeterinary - Surgeon . Nortriii; tali of Me' 'De ' pie, 'Weyietsetb, to be 'Veterinary-Surplus, 'Kee Novato, who resigns. • 14th Ditto. ' Tip be Lieutenants, by purchase- Cornet llon. C 0 , 1 4, ,Peires, -ske'Ctnit, promoted In the 60th Foots and Cornet S.• J. Charlton, vice Pellets, promoted in the let Life B'ard's. ''n be Veterinary-Surgeon-Acting Veterinary-Surgeoh --,- Black, vice Thompsdn,.placed upon half-pay.. . .. -... 19th Ditto. - To be COrnets—Charles John Peshall, Gent. by purchase, vire Wrey, , promoted .; and Henry Georges, Gent, without pur chase. 93d Ditto, Assiltant-Stirgeon D. Henderson, from the 42d Foot, • to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Atouat, appointed to the £stb •• Light Dragoons. Sd Regiment of Foot. Tobe Lieutenants—Ensign William Pennefeatber, withorit par % OW* ; I.:Reign Robert Fitzgibbon, without purchase ; and Fri-le, Robert; limes, by purchase, vice hist:rotten, pra t/sated; • 14th Ditto. To he Captains of Companies, without purchase—Lieut. and : Adjutant William Bette ; Lieut. Henry Hill.; Capt. Chas. Stanhope. from the 4th Garrison Battalion ; Lieut. Christian Wilson, from the 48th Foot; and Lieut. J. L. White, front the 30th boot, vice Coote, promoted. To lie Lieutenants, without purcbase—Ensigo C. F. HOIROIIe vice Maxwell, promoted ; Ensig ; n E. Gylford, vice Betts; Ensign Patrick 111ackie, vice Hill -E aJames sign .Grarit% Ensign J. C. 0. Dickens ; Ensign J. C. lambie ; Second Lieutenant George Baldwin, from tbe3tt Ceylon Regiment; and Ensign Orlando Felias.,froto dis22tb Heft.. To be Ensigns, without-.purchase—A,. Cooper, Gent. vice Holmes ; James Bowlby, ; John Powell Mathews, Gent. vice Mackie; Stacpooie, Gent; vice Grant ; Gentleman Cadet . Foreman Mor den, from the Royal Military College; vice Dickens; and Richard Birt Holmes, vice Latubie. !4th Ditto. Lieut. Thomas Dowling, from the 87th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Grindley, promoted., •• 29th Ditto. To he Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensigh Richard Mune,. vice Birmingham, promoted ; and Ensign Stephen Gibbous, vice Stanilope, promoted in the 4th Garrison Battalion. , To be Ensign—Henry Wild, Gent. vice Gibbons. 31st Ditto, Lieut. Francis Kearney, from the 103 d Foot, to be Lientenant, trice Crumpe, who exchanges. 39tbDitto, Hospital-Assistant William Bromet to be Assistant ' Surgeon, vice Knox, appointed to the 9th Light Dragoons. 4 40th Ditto,*Bmvet-Major Arthur R. ileyland to be Major, I without purchase, vice Balfour, placed on half-pay. Lieut. Thomas D. Franklyn to be Captain of a Company, vice "fleyland. 153 d •Ditto, En.ign Andrew Browne to be Lieutenant, vice Hun ter, deceased. 56th Ditto, George Wyse, Gent. to be Ensign, by pnrchase, vice Irving, promoted.. 69th Ditto, Lieut. William 11. West to be Captain of a Com pany, vice M•Mahoo, deceased. Ensign J. Stewart to be Lieutenant, vice West. To be Ensigns—George Sinion Harcourt Ainslie, Gent. vice Stewart; and George Roniden. Gent. without purchase. vice : . Lockwood , . who resigns. 77* Ditto,.biontenant John V. George to be Captain of a Company. vice Patersuu promoted in the York Cheaters. Flair William; Place to be Lienteuant, vice George. Edward Jenkinti,Gent;to he Ensign, vire Place. 90ti teaseds Ditto, Ensign Joan Orde to be Lieutenant, vice Well, de • • c. ?liable George White, Gent, to he Ensign, vice Orde. 100th Ditto, Assisainc-Surgenn David MsLotighlin, from the Gist •• Foot, to se Assistant Surgeoh. *lOlO Ditto, Fosien K illinin F. Putnam to be Lieutenant, with. s„ . out pnrelmse, vice Rochfort, alto resigns. ' ' " • Alexander James Moorti;ad, Gent, to be Ensign, tice Putnam. 103 d. Ditto, Lieutenant Bernard Crumpe, from the 31st Foot, to F. be Lieutenant, rice Kearney, who exchangei.. Royal African Corps. , To he Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensigns James :Unclean, vice Thomson. deceased; James K ingsley, vice Beecher, de ceased; and Jonathan Woods. To be Ensigns—William Everett, Gent, vice Maclean ; and C. Tidmarsh, Gent, vice Kingsley. York Chassenrs, Ensign A. L. Gray to be Lieutenant, withiinit ; purchase, vice Douglas, appointed to the Bourbon Regiment'. Gentleman Cadet James Robert Disney, from the Royal Milk tat* College, to be Ensign, vice Gray. Ist Ceylon lieginsent, Assistant-Surgeon Abraham White, from the 66th Foot, tote Surgeon, vice Marshall, promoted on the Staff. - 24 Ditto,-Second Lieutenant Samuel Rind to be First Limi t tenant, without purchase, vice Jones, cashiered. ' Alexander Murray Hay, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, slot Rind. 4411 Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant E. W. Drewe, from the 27th . Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stanhope, appointed to the 14th Foot. .otb Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain Alexander Skene, front the Biqa] African Corps, to be Captain of a Company, sic, Tuner, placed no the Retired List. Quarter-Muter Peret Wilson, from the 50th Foot, to be Liam tenant, vice llopkins, deceased. BItEY ET. Colonel Edmund V eilly Cope, on the half-pay of the late Feucibles, to be Major-General in the Army. STA FF. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Waller, from the 103 d Foots to be Permanent Assistant-Quarter-Master-General and Ma- . jor, vice Bell, appointed Deputy Otiarter-Ma,ter-General to the Forces serving under the command of Major-General Sir' Edward Pakenham. • MEMORANDUM. The under-mentioned Officers are superseded, being absent with out leave s viz.: . , • 4fith Foot, Ensign George Stepney. • • Stith Foot, Lieutenant Charles, CampbelL • • . • n Lieutenant Thomas Dowling. of the.telth Pohl.killo'resigned, as stated in the Gazette of the litb:Oetober.. 11t3; is, rernstatett in his rank. The exchanges between Brevet Major Thornton, of the ilst Light Dragoons, and Captain Lloyd, of the 10th Light Oran goons, and between [Aeon:ma:it Lord Getrge Lennox, of the 9th Light Dragootic and Lientenant P.versfietd. of the 10th Light Drnetionti, as stated in the Gazette of the 1.:t6 instant, e hav not taken place. r t.7s 31 The appointment of Hugh Moises. Gent. to he Ellsigllekt,thtt the 46th Font, as stated in the Gazette of '2oth November 9 •41112. has not taken.place. • - . -.:41 ERRATUM in the Gititet! of 12th October, it& VA Foot. . • k Sil I For Ensign Thomas Lee tole Ljeutonant, .withuut punehase vice Dowling, who resigns. "read l'lgniKa Thninsu l to is he Lietteslant,, without pathles s •Isice Dowling, appointed tolhe ilth Foot. • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED, , • R. Joari.'Newpoit s Monmouthbhire, merchant, from Nor. \4 3 lo,Jan. 3, at the Commercial Ituoms, Bristol. . Allen and G. 'romance. Lige pool, lame-makers, frogs Nov.'l9 to Poe. S. et Guildhnll. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSLDEP. W. t; Bristol, nursery -Haiku. AA. 4 .Kiurott, Tortoni, West Indies, merchant. D. Moss, BatelleAlighwny, Ilnen•draper. T. Moore, Liverpool, nserchant. W. 01.1, Sun•street, 111•4011 , 01....areet. hnherilmlier, Nnv. 24‘. Dee. M. 11, n 1 6411dhall. A turoirs, Newry. Hall UM: WigleV, Snlter's.hall, Cnotion-or .1. Ithlteltend, .lon. anti (. ('lnrkr, Bina wrIl•holl lactor.. Nov. Iltl, Der. ). SI. at (intildhall. Attar .lllco(rs. Toonlimons, Thomson, nod Baker, Copthall four', INIVIII)f Inilkh I Opt 1. Avllorr, II ereltam, Norfolk, line. IV, s`l ) , nee. 91 -ni (11.11.11.1.11. Attorney, Nit% Wpm., Peneltoreh.gtreet. IV. MoMerarlait. (1. 11oottno, mot I. Chime, is, Muskets, NOV. WI, nee. 1. 11, nt Mew. (Idle and Sou, &AVM-Orem. Ilettrord.r n e w . J. Pearson. Waristok street. llo.lng.githlonlorwo.tnt A Nov, pe, Der. 3, 31, nt ittOrtie), Mr, NIA, Drug. amitwottlel. 101 b .._ . i I • . . , • , t .., - . . •1 . _ immiam..._. _ ...,... ..._._.__.. . . ._ . T. Salmon, Ilelborti, woollen-draper, Noe, le , 'at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lindsey, S t , tire , ' tpsh o ,W a l . 31, Southwark. I kr ett. J. Row, Sunbury, Middlesex, plumber, Nose, iD , n _ • 31, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rithardiern, C,l 7 .4 % 1 1 S. Lawrence Camden Town, grocer. Noe. 42.4 .t5, 14 ,_ 14 5e at Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr: Briggs, Essex-street, St r 7',„, X, ' J. Harris, Newgate-stree., stationer, Nov. L4e , iii;''"'-. tot Ilnildhall. Attorney, Mr. Penton, Wise-pi - 4A • Fleet-street. T, Peirmet, BreiCatitet, ?actor. Nov. 24, '§g , p re. . , , Guildhall. Attotnies,'lo6wrs. Dennetts, Greases, led i t: 1 dole, King's Ar.ns-yard, Coleonan•Street. , i T. L. liwasford, St. Mary Axe, snetehant, No ‘ et , ~.._ I .31, at atti:dhall. Attorney, Mr. Be_nnett, 'foke a. kb ll 7•3 Lothbury. %m. . S. Brown, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, publican, Noit 29 . r20,,31, at the George inn, Newcastle.upoo-Tyae. ,A ; Mr. Lambert, New castle. , AI J. .Malable and Adrilsa Netts, ( 7 rown-ittneeti Soh i ,. i P jeWelleno, Nov. 26, Dec. 3, 31, at Guildhall Alu ilmtl ie racy,opkin, Dean-street, Soho. ' it. Cotton, King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer. Nev. ,i , fk ._ 31,'at the Guildhall, Kings Lyout. Attoreies,, m elw a 'f airthortie, and Clark, 11,tro 1 .1 i.or_-court ; and m t .. f .„.„,„ t i King'-•Lynal. - 7 14 n, , J.Whitehead, M. flew ard. ea.{ J. Idaddeek, C a ' bankers, Nov. 23, Dec. 10, 31, at Guildhall. Attornies,n.,_ Tomlinson's, Thomson. and Baker, Cupthall-court, ps„.„ --- % ton-greet. -sue T. Reed', jun., Cross-grert. Flattoh-garden, chin a a , 4 ., seller, Nov. 24,.9. Dec. 31, at Guildhall. Attorn e y h waL , I r p aig ten, flattongarden. T. Brown, Bristol, maltster, Nov. ':'9, 33. Ike. 31, it II Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attor.ties, M ean. pc* u 4 Greenfield, Gray's 100-square. ; an :Nested esst Morgana il l L i : 44 Bristol. et 4 l M. Matthews, Nenth. Glamoiganshire, ironmonger, Om • A $l, at the Commercial Rooms , Bristol. Antonin, Winiour and J. Harris, Uri-tot; Mr. Gwyn, Nests ; i ii ii' . Stott, St. Mildred's-court. i C. Squire, FurnivoCs Inn court, Itolhora, rimer, 5,,, a 29, Dec.3l, at Guildhall. Anorak's, Mews. Ruses tali si c : Crown-court, Alder-gate-street. , T. Clark, Broker-row, Drony-lane, ealtitwt-maker, ihei la, 31, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Bichoralsos, Cl imat i I nn. B. Johnson, Noeviich, grocer,. Nov. 26, Dee. 3, A, a White Swan lan, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Easterawl I thank, Norwich. DIVI I/ENDS; 1)44:10,A. M'Craith, Lower Brook-street, firosvenoremp wioe-allefehant-Dee. 15,, S. Williams, Area shury, Dec. 13 1 W: Cross, Liverpool, drover-Itee. .5, W. • Manningtree, Essex, bakes-Dec. 17, T. G. ltitirnook U R ,. !lithe, merchant- Dec. 27 , • Beckett, Albermanb erv , tko w . plan- - Nov. 2‘2, W. 'fa Masi /Voila ids, victraller-Bee.da, i Craig and J. Davies, si hall-street, merelsams -Nes. tt F, Thompeon, sea. and E. Thompson, Ise. Paternoster-roe, brokers-Dec. 1 3. J. , Horstield, Bolton, Lancashire, gigs._ ,Dec. 13. ./. W. Scott, Grantlawn, Liacultishire, haahte4 k , I 21, S. Cock, Basinghall-street, merchant-Nov. 92,J. Siddis t ' ton. Kenningtoi-common, eurn-dealer-Dec. In, L. Ortstia F. W. Rnwzer, G. Overton', and L. Oliver, BIM* inst. nockshire, grocers- INT. ti, It. Cocker W. •Godfrue, ;Mk • P. Musgrave, Chr.apside, tueentea -OW. .2, T. Ureary, Ad ! , busier. t ERTI.FICATIJI-Dgc. 10. i W. Tucker, jen. Kingston, ,Jatielca, torrchapt--W.Sos4 Cheapside, warehouseman-J•. Mk' Feachurel.-street, um. merchant-I). Trott,' Coiltioif-eirirt, Ota itro.id-street, Co merchant---W. J. hP Master; Red *Lion-atreet, Clerlfroudl, watch-manufacturer - 14. Martin, Cardiff, (;lacataganslie, corofamor -J. S. Paine and 44.1 Watson, Itaunoagerlolo, •warehousemen - J. -inoeombe. Bristol, hatter-T. Peering, am on Norris. and J. Pon Hall, Manehester.spirit•metelass- T. Storey, Bishop Weartnottols, Durham, stop-owner-o,n son, Rent-road, Surrey, bricklayer -S. fides, Relgase,Surtes, dealer-J. Itivett, New Keut.road,:Surrey, builder. 1, PARTN ERNI IPS 1)1 SR% V ED. r 3.• VilsPehetul .rind G. Brain, Tipton, Staffordshire, siding .-J. and G. Hine, &amiss -ter, INsrsetsbire clothiers-)t -Walker and,,T.. Bowen, Bedwardine, Wercestershire, Ow- manufactstreiri-M. Jessup and IL (Wield, Boot amp), Ink. shire card - makers-J . Brown and J. I ass son,Copenhages-ptee, tioneltonse, sl!jpwrights-IL Willis and J. Armfield, Noose bout, hosier--J. Lewis nod W. Simons Birmingham, ch.,..0• factors-J: and J. Johnson and W. laaton, Jun. hernial* Cheshire, bankers-R. Gill and W. Day, hlancheser, pub. 'merchants-.F. Pearson and 11. Hisidnsarsh. Elmatrostt,ffestele„ attornici at law-11. Best and .1. Mackarsie, Thetford, It • surgeons--E. Taylor and P. Norio, Ftlinbergh, poi .• Davis, .1. 'I homns ' and .1. (, race, Nailsea. Somers-titre. hation -W. Morris, J. Browne, and .1. Browne, jun Leeds, (4 1 46. merchants-1), Barker, S Brook, W. Lister,• I. Greenternp, • and J. Bell, Windmill, Yorkshire, worsted-spinners-T. MIN J. Newnan, N. Hal Land .I. tiravely. Briehthelmstoite, wise merchants-It. Stratford and H. Ihnich, Uxbridge, auction:at -J., R., and e.. Burrell, Wakefield, merchants. , ......mass..-_ • The Average Price of SUGAR, fur the Week, ending Nic 16. is 745. Hid. per Cwt. Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, pa quarter, from the Return, ending Nov. 13 :- Wheat. I,' *ye. 1 Barley. . ?ata. 1 Beans Pease. 1 (h 1 s. d. -;--.. 's. 4. • ,4. .s..`• d.' s d. s. I. la.I a. .s. 4. s. I. 73 7 Na N 7 36 9 27 3 45 7 146 6 X S I ' ExistaonlisttaVy - TittAtu.-4-* Coroner's livid ,salpri the Lady of Ann Scdtt, in t aisle-street, on sa• tetchy,- who- hod been severely burnt. The calm it !ler death, however, was not supposed by theratetitlig r r S targeons to be theipjuryisostainetl . from the burning, [but from ink haring have been mix e d with the oil !aeplicsll9 tile 4v id, and an inordinate quan titf of affirm cordial - 41r a been administered to inir.—Vet, 7dlO—Siietidentill * lleal4:'fiy the injudicious vie 0 1 iWk mid' bth r tinfAver'artkfes,salernedies for tam? hist - 1.1 •• • . ~:i , • . Allier has elliflongswirtgolisararg, and the Ist* accepted it; lost * asset:nick (eAter troll, Fuller's friends / naming t o metring for the deptisit,,,..ace. Black= 10! .isaiti bectityi dumb.' Shaw', the dragoon, has alma . . particular dealre to fight Moline • ult but that is not \ ' u Se Slick's pion. - . Cribb took-the Aghting, , oat of hie ASlThisaletan Gap, anti it is:enough for him to spy. , ilstillAlacts challenged AU the world. The match be. IsySIA 1 49ffl otyrAnd) Esles is off. Lancaster's tuck . , tFoit'llqi li t ho is* with any but a gentleman. Rich. thaw], tumid"oi, s chirrejtges any man in England 4t ts - litbfi# 3 ." - L - "-. r . " • . Vbe tttlekned:lbrdisei, Dttich Sant, is in clot* tirdiniugsbin—ftsha,• and leis formidable competitor, rotoirksattircht„.4l, iss t steady training also. Betting kitAtftf"PfS f piq l ! S . W . . ' e i stnchester aver &inflicts a lists of ele . to * it 4 Pl' i ls ti'd 'all . rte ' ru - y los in s, tra . sin - an, leasing their flirAillitis illiliteal;Pe To 114 tolrnship of Sotto' rd. AiDtts)aittin- Dlsdraib, ..E .q. &teased, hits left to the .14onds &shop .of Leighlin .And Ferns 10001. to 1/iisl,a t achopl r house at itatitoilly 4 4•3001. for the ea• downankk, ityt s , uoder. th e Itufte,rintendance of the Bitihon Man ter and Charehwardent ; 4001. tothe . , *?, 'Poop orate saltilmtliti'• • 5001: to the Orphan Sehd4 en thilt frettaii-toid, I.)ublin; and 400 t. to tha FOOSI , Ilospital, Cork - street, Dublin-- . total 44001. .....ii.........._,„:........_i*,..a , -... • ' • . MA lOU 1,i1). ' At \Vi , clsetter, on Tnesday Fast, the Rev. George D lneW _ . of Pershore, to Miss Cooties, ualy Slaughter of Mc. Jas. C0' 1694 " . of the former pksce. Oil the 16th log.. John Seatuiteke,..ltsq. 4th Reghnest 111 Dragoon Guards, eldes• son of Frs+ ei' Carom Searonae. f - ,!? of I laltield, In Liles., 3d daughter of Samuel Newboule, i°4 l • of iirldgetteld, Shalleld. • • ___,,, • ----------- ' .--- ' - . DIED, , • On the 171 h inst., In Wellington-sqtaite, John Duer, F* Captain in the Royal Nary. On the 11411 inst., at the Queen's parade, Bath, Richard Ca t ' . , vert, .F.se. of Fulmer, Hocks.. ens . On the Ist inst., Berms de Beaufort, aged 70, my , 1 .v Charge des 4faires to Frederick the Great, at the Brion Court, atoch.laarented by all who kne!r him. ....__ ... .. . _...... ....._— (iNi)os-trgiht.d soul Published by D . L „,.„ 13 ,, So I.x ' fireustsassa Orrica. 87, elertsweet. • , . •ti . 1/4