The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-11 00:00:00

• _ - -•- . • • J. ~„ - •._ • - THE STATESMAN. oPpa sows AND risximo us CONDUCT • - Ord TAX-COLL EGIOR. . , TO THE EDITOR OF ,THE STATESMAN. Sir,—lf you think proper to give the following a place in your independent Paper, you will oblige ate and moat of my neighbours. Tottialoas-co art- road. _ . .o hunt ... . Coldstream itestioent of . . _____ _ _......Thowas i: lbeitligef" ai powers he possesses. This man has bean Duncooibe to be Lieutena nt and :Captain, without orehase newly appointed to the situation, and he is deter. VA., d eceased. • ° $ wined to fill his appointment with alacrity, by collect- I vice Percival, I i Jorph Sydney Sharp, Gent. to be .F.;sigo and Lieutenant, rice uncornbe. . .. • Major Alexander &invert to be 14eute ii4g the tali', quicker than any of his predecessors. •! ittpßeginsent of root, Hi.; proceeding was thus with me, an old inhabitant: j nant-Cotonel, by porchase, vier Deaue,• abe redid. . -enin J, " ' Lee to be Major, by purchase, vic e Stewart - He called - Wednesaliw -nit , to ask the taxes - -•-- Captain of ar - - •. d. N 3• 16 2 • ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 19.81 August, 1815. • 96111 Foot. Far Went. Edwin PeU, from half-pay of the 24th Foot, to he Lieutenant, •ice Widow right, .who exchanges. Read Lieut. Elwiti Pell. from half-pay of the 94th Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Waino whisprosintment has not takes place. " Cat . on .My orening est_ Je due at Michaelmas—was told it could not be paid, but as usual, Mistier Christmas, I offering to show ;the receipts for years back ; but he most contemp - luoutly, and with gross language, refused to listen -to any thing said; sed promised to call and distrain in CM mortiiiit; if ant immediately paid; and, punc tual In his threat, about ten o'clock, on the follow ing day, himself, with two other men, forces • his way up to my dining-roam,' and instantly proceeded to levy, even before I could reach them from my shop, to the great teryor and alarm of my family. Captain Juba _ rad, Lieutenant J. T. Connell to - be s. - . a Company, by pur- I chase, vice Lee. Emig! Cope Sampson Hanhury to be Lieutenant, by perehase, vice Connell. • • 2J Ditto, Jammer Armstrong, Gent. to he Ensign, without pur -1 chase., vice Scott, promoted in the 99th Foot. Bth Ditto, Wm. Manley, Gent. to be Ensign, by purtkse, • vice Short, promoted. 11th Ditto, Ensign A G. Rowan to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Long, 'who retires. Walsh, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, *vice ocean. Iftli Ditto, Assistant-Snrgeon H. O'Hara, from the 87th Foot, to he surgeon, vice Erskine. appointed to the 21d Foot. 19th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Taloe to be Lieutenant i without ' vice Goodall, deceased. eked• to emend his exec Wino till lie - iras politely •. cubld fetch the money from the C ity, but rudely and *cOntemptaeusly refused every thing naked, and left ihil‘roern and a man in possesition, while he and his , rmiaons proceeded to other , acts of the 'same poi rc hair i cti 29. d Di I to, t.ietiti tat Jr Harvey to he Cs sviitt. term.. James ...natal° of a Coo . pany. *ilium purchase, vice Cal len, deceased. Fabign J. C. Park to he Lieutenant, vice Harvey. Charles Edward M'Carthy. Gent. to he EtNign. vice Park. Surgeon Robert Corkine, from the 13th Foot, to be Surgeon, %ice Racking, deceated. 45th DP' Captain W— Gill, from half-, of the 4116T00t, and Thonu;s-streel, SOutli , 11. Lloyd.'licorge-street, Adelphi. iildhall. 19. Jitn. , bruier, Dec. tiec. 19, _ 20, at GuL Attorney, Mi: - Mnore, Great Marlboenaga greet. • • T. Weaver, Hitch Holborn, floor-cloth-manufatturer, Dec. 12,29, Jan. 20, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sahli, Hatton garden. . . T. Hlynes. —.road, - • 1, Dec. 19, 90, 'Variant& Smith., the dr 170, Sr .of description on my unprepared and unsuspecting neighbours ; and according to his own broker's ac count, nineteen executions were levied that day, and riii* more since. With such rigouttlid they exact the foe for the levy, thitt an institute is worth reporting: Wlill; the was hesitating with the Collector. about paling immediately, asking indulgence till the even.• . iug, the wary broker warbasityputpluyed. in taking an inventory, for.whiah•he del:banded 1 Is. although', the amouut of the tax was tendered but refused with 4 out the expence of the Jesi-like broker, and few escaged the n charge of' 11.1 a. eta•rtiog to the utmost; end:VieMliti'livihly wait made TAM the ditties, 'of the . inhahltents. •It is too much to say the'Colleclor luse any: AO! WI profess thus ebtained, but appearances are ' very. auiticipatiand it it to be latnetiteif that the temper of the - people,. -who have hithertcf. borne :tha h eav y _ _ _ _ 'ter ditto, afn Win. _ may °f n.. ‘s to be Captain of a Commis*, vide .Grantham, wists ex changes. ' • 33d Ditto, Et.sign Gtihrge Drury to be Lieutenant, by per chat,c, vice Priestly, promoted. Charles Drury, Gcat. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice G. Drury. 53th Ditto, Ensign Wm. Maralister to be Lieutenant, without t purchase, vice Burke, promoted in the 3d Garrison Bat. talion. Ewes? Cameron, Gent. to: be Ensign, without purchase, vice Abacglister. 37th Ditto, Ensign Mark Rainsford to be Lieutenant, without I purchase, vice Dutton, superseded. F.dward Mallet, Gent. to be leap: vice Rainsford. 41st Ditto, Major itlenrypodwin. (ruin the sth West India Itegitnent. to be Major, vice Tucker, who exchanges. 50th Ditto, Lieutenant James Cr' nutshell, from the half-Pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Power, wbo exT changes: 636 Ditto, Lieutenant Jobn Maclean, from half-pny e( the 25M - 'Foot, to be Lietitenant, vice Wm. liaxter,• who excbanges. John Wikon Millington,-Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Poisndestre. who . rmires. Blackfriars-1 , warehouseman, Jan. 20, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pasmore, Warm.. court, Throgmorton-street. . Sykes, Upuer Russell-street,Bersoondsey,tanner, Dec. 12, 19, Jan. V, at Guildhall. Att a nies; Messrs. Drew and Sons, Bermondsey-street, Southwark. J. Evans, Tottenham-apart-road, linen-draper. Dec. 12, 19, Jan. 20, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. W. Jackson, Clement-lane and Grange-walk, Bermuudsey, merchant, Dec. 16, 23, Jas. 20, at Goildholl. A ttorrties, Messrs. Drew and Sons, Bermondsey-street, Southgrark. J. Haynes, Olt ssinford, Worcestershire, naa.iroomonger, Dec. 22, 23. Jan. tl, - it the George fon, Bewdley, Worces tershire. Attornies, Messrs. Anstiee and Co. later Temple; and Mr. Hunt, Stourbridge, Worcestershire. E. Dixon, Stourbridge, Woreestenshile, cpothecctry,, Dec. 22, 29, Jan. 90, at the Gem* Ion; Ilessdkv, Waceslershice- Attotaies, Messrs. Atistice and Co. Inner - Temples and Mr. Hunt, Stourbridge. W. Fielden, Bratiford; Yorkshire, dool:comber, Dee., 16, 29, Jno. 20; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Child, King-effect, Southwark. W. Ring, Fleet-street, is . ; lie,' 20 at Guildhall. Attorney - , Mr. Searle, Pettetwane. - - ireight;of iron, should 'be goaded with insult, and additiogal expenees, Os - rough the caprice of an nnfee*ieg, arbitrary, and, perhaps .: interested Col. lector. The late seizuris alluded • to, put into the -pocket Of-the broker opwards of 201. in a tow hoitrs hp' had, received the whole, besides occasioning *discredit and alarm to many families, and leaving lapcijitis in poosesiien, of the household property Ais,tressesi, inhihitant, who, in addition to paitlili2a ! ,:eapeocp. - 11144. Ousht got notice. to be previously given 'Weis * distress . is levied ? • : : . • • 2- - .2 • 54th .Dittof Lleliesiaat .1. H. Slyfielil, from the 81th Foot, to be isteatenant, vice Pah-in:on, who exchanges. 57th 'Ditto, Brevet Major G. Nob-ken, from the 8341 Foot, to 'be Captain of a Company, vice Hunt, who exchanges.. 60th Witte. To he Lieutenants—W. D. Collingwond, from balf-pas of the 2d Foot. vice J. E. M. Douglas, who exchanges; and Lieut. John H. Taggart, from the Sd Garrison Battalion, vice Abell, whit excluinges. To be Surgeons—Assistant Surgeon John H. Walker, vice Ar thur, promoted ; and Assistant-Surgeon George hi' Dertnott, vice Ireland, cashiered. 69th Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Browne to he Captain ofa Com pany, without purchase, Bice Carroll, deceased. list Ditto, Ensign John Barnett to be Lieatenan., without par chase, vice Goff, who retires. 73d Ditto, Serjeant George Austin to be Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign), vice Eager, promoted.• w IL Deets owh, .mtliner-lane, merchant, Dec. 16.'23, Jno.2U. al Guildhal . Attornics, Messrs. Lamb and Co. Princes- . street. Bank. .• T. Meredith. London-street, merchant, Bee. 12, 29, Jan. , " at Attornies, blessn. Sweet and Co. Dasingball street. . • ' • J. J.- Bywater, Presteigne, Rniinonsbire, maltster, Jad.s,ll# 20, at the. King's Head lon, aibgton, li(refordsbire.• ;Atom s tries, Mr. Rosier, Red Liou-sqrtore ; and Mr. Parson/4:Am. • teigne. TiPaltrey, Nantruel, Ratinnrshire, baker, Jan. 5,6, 21K et. The Kiag`s /lend lon, itiuglon, Herefordshire. • altiornila s Mn n. tiavies and Co. hingion ; and Mr. Pugh, Bernet& street, Russell-square. J. I) dt, Norfolk-street, ttliddimea Hospital. cheesemonger, I bee. 12,16, Jew. 20, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. MlAMiadalas. Gray's Inn-square. J J. Dean, Nutkin's Corner, Bermondsey, sbiplMisthe, 12,19, Jan. `"'` at Guildbalt. Attorney, Mr. Hammitt, Plana hlf . IlesestoaAN.--Eaton still con. l ovilf.rbidreettew . is usual, • of ultimateoiaccess; and hating now accomplished the• lretteta pare of 'his , enterprise, public opinion is ; much in his favour. At a (porter past nine o'clock' yesterday morning he had•fin'ethed 7tB miles. A short time since, as some libbarers, employed in removing ground in the. vicinity of the • Roman - 79th IMan. ; • -- To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensigns Georg! , Cottle nay„ vice Pawling. dead of his wounds 5 and John M•Afriliar, vice Leslie, prom ted in tit • ,4 0th Foot. To hr Ensigns—William Frasec, Gem. vice' ' ourtettay ; and Alexander Mackenzie, bent. vice James Campbell,. whose appointment has not taken place: 8.9 d Ditto, Captain Willman Hunt,- frb . n the 57th Foot, to be Captain of a Compai y, vice Noleken, who exchanges. ' Uth I)itto, Lieut. William Pilkington, frost the 54th Foot, to be Livia - 'ice SI) - exchar 9 -1 ,4 - ... - manitsers, Covent-garden. 8. Balks.ley, otherwise 8. Jisoe, %Tortillas, Weser, dealer, Dec. 19. 16, Jaw. 20, at Guildhall. Attorbey,.s64.llBortlodale, Gray's Inn-square. 'l'. Hampton, Stourbrldge, Worcestershire, grocer, Dec. t 29, Jae. YO, at the George lan, I 7, 4 rrdley, Worcestershire. A torah!), Mr. Constable, Spritours lan, Chancery-lane; aad, kir. Robins, thourbridge, T. Webb, see: Gosport, baker, Dee. 29, 90, Jan. 20, at dms Indian Arms las Gosport. Attoraies, Messrs. Bleasdale alnd Co. • Ina; a nd Mr. Cruickshank, Gosport road, Ermine-street, leading froni Chichester (the Itegnom of Antoninus) to London, a abort distance from Arundel, and near the recently discovered .-UteWWI, _ who ell -.fleet. .a Ditto. Major-General h,ir James Willoughby Gordon, K.C.B. from the Royal African Corps, to be Coload, vice General Stmt./ix, dereasid. 88th Ditto, Ensign Jams Ml•Cliotock to be Alleuteeset,lvitbeet W. H. Marks, Jun. Bath, woollen -draper, Dee. SI, 22, Jan. 20, at the Pull. Mona Inn, Bath. Artorates, Mr.litatag, Char lotteerow,• Maasitin.house; and Mr. Wingate, Bath. Pennant, Card' hire, shopke Dec. White Bristol. 0!... Romita Villa at • Hignor,' they discovered in an earthen' vessel, nearly tarp hundred coins of the third brass, in good. preservation, and . which must bare been depOsitbd• in Oat situation upwards of theta hundred years, atm* being of later date than Totribusi A great proportion were of this Em peror, Gallienus, Postnmus, ' Victorious ,' Claudius, - Tr . Id of the " tlonin chase vice - Jackson, decesase , i. . ••• 7 Tu be Ln:igm . i—lleory (lark, Gent, ItiCirotiock ; aid Vernon Darys, 'Gest. vice Taylor, promn'ed. - 96411 Ditto, Lieutenato James Millerd, from tie Val Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Bede% wlmi as 'changes. Duto, Thomas Williamson, ('.eat. to he Ensign, wiltboot p_urcliose, vice Praidecipwt , appointed to the Sti Regiment of root Guards. 'llds Ditto. T, Griffith, Aga ire. keeper, -.ye. 28, 29, ihn.2o, at the White Hart Inn, Brisk .. Anomie', Mears. Daniel and Suns; Bristol; and Mr. Pearson, Pump-court, Tem ple. . G. Togwell, Tenterden, Kent, dmper, Dee. 19, SO, Jan. 20, at fluittleall. Attorney, Mr. Plashatar, Efy.place, Holborn. R. Chandler, Breeden, Wemeitersbi4 , WCAVer, Dec. 27.21, Jan. 9pi, at the George Inn" Birmingham Auoseics, Mr. Pil e 4 eholfs Gray's len-mptate; and Mr. Mole, Birmingham. R. er, Ilkeston, Dewbyshiret. tailors -chaudler, Dec. 21,. , 2 0 . - at the tipresd is.sele 1 as; N otti aghast. A townies. ' - - tauinetill us, Tetrieus, a .1t Empress Ss._ Ana, and of Victerina. At the same time were found se yeral sepulchral urns, _same of 4ham,andre, and cub-'kilning burnt human ashes, 1, 7 • COttoita's lisl4ol4Ta.—lSattlestay 'tins oth instant, sin Inquisition was, held by A. Gr Esq. Coroner Me _Lieutenants, witht;tirpiirClUnie—Bessigres Percy Scott, from the id Foot ; and 1). E. hlncdonnell, from the Bth Foot. ' • Must Ditto, Liatteilant Andrew Dillon to be Captain of a Cow . psi'', without purchase, vice Thomson, appointed to the Ilk Royal Veteran Battalion. Favirn Harlow Dennis to he .•ice Dillon. Jr' Bel Fr - • VI. aisle ► Sir ......itcombe aid Co . Serjeant's frinet;atoset iii Mr. *intim/ls, Nottingham. T. Div •Bibary, tiWueestesahlre, dealer, Dec:111. 19; Jan. 40, at As kite Hirt lan, Cireenoesier. Aitornies, Mr. Ledi ard, Closeeenters and Mr. Thoas , Gray's Inn-square. W. Bronx, Milfbed, re, imilonaker, Ike. 46, 47, Nee , Roos, Bristol. Ain- • " • and - . tot Wfrotseinster, on. the body of Mr. Lochee, an ' 'ratite:of auctioneer' in:King-Street, Corent•garden; who put-an red to his existence on Thursday last, by t curthig bis threat. The Jury were impaneled in the deatasses Auction- Boom.—.lt a ppe a r e d f ro m the evidence of two respectable gentlemen of trse faculty, that the, deceased bad bees confined-to Mo_ best for about time weeks, dorlot 111.4 dine he ' labbfwed under a Very strong fewer and appaased.loy hii moaner awcfincitfietent converibtfon 'to !above • 1/--- -• • ' 'ta al(o ender symptoses , sikongstal des ; bos • hail on the day finmeding the (states - . shaved • and had left his rotors, &c. on hia dressllskithefe, but at siTglllsw was m -much akerad -that It was. thought: ad , to sit up with him,, !Id& he per-. 1 taws Tilts LONDON GAZETTE Dix. 9 . The King's German Legion. square, musical instrument-vender-11. Stoke., Thr„ rm ,„, I . •••• ,• 7, ..,likitellißen_LOr Light Dragoons, Ca pt. I'. de Sichart to be Ma- street. merchant-C. Harker, Ilanzi ig•haw. laucathir; 4 .•Ir ' _ rm.— 1 jar , vieeGruldn, placed op_on balf.pav .. .. manufacturer-J. Right, TmarW'ateruillen s ,r 4 n 4 ,4".,_ . i f s . m ,i , ._. •'• : i Downing...street, Dec. 6. . . Captain an d 71 ., Br irx iga si de cha ta . jiikkotiti:deltilaudt ibise Captain 'of Faversham, Kent. shopkeeper-S. . • • 'al h, et • 'chant-J. and W. Nichol, Old Jeprk asereaan:s- ••.' r ' His Royal flighttPcs the • • ', ince Regent 'lie been -vi Dino, .Capt. 1.. witneteing t o be Major,, vice Zirgesa • r, Mailmen. Oxfordshire. miller- , Ai '6iinett. Lb w? . . ‘ - ' 4 ••• vim., :el -phased to appoint Charles M'Carthy, Esq. to be placed *pan half-pay. •.- • • 4 - deem . II: Levy, fkmarli street. Clarc.margies, gis s ,,..di„. l 2 - Governor anti (.',ommander-in-.Chief .1n and over (be Lif t :p ar t...C. Bergman to be Captain of a Troop, vice Wilmer, F. Knowles and 1. Sawyer. Sheffield. 'needn't . ' ' -:-/ PARTN MVO, IPS DIRSOLYLEI. settlement of Sierra Leone and,its dependencies. To ed - Lieiteaants-Cornets Fetdi• and Koster, vice Poten, and W R 9n l d b , ,A trn . .t i o si.e n, bi G s.' re ' ati.)lrtuflirdredfoirdrif'-.ABrCe.e:itill,.ndsths. tdiir:itPJPrki."-(-erf.4%.' promoted ; and F. Romano, vice - Bergmann. _ -...5ep0....-.. , - To-he Cornets-- -4-;-- Stoleentherg, fret. vice Kimcr ; and 4 Cadet S. ~ hum ,- . Hr _. rice concerns:l T . I horntoe) : J. ftet_ 31 , 1 1: . /Amor..., .., • ' d :- • yooinsirect . W. F. 1 • ... MILITARY. BROIIIIOTIONI4 • '':;•/•-=•• ' - • tteeita et -- ileisitilitans •• ' the l et I.ltemalts, vi _ . --- -_ _ __ . Cheapside, vellum-4inders--11. 1. Underwa dan 11 n ' . London, merchants-R. and . j.. Ade t stk, :Liatelf. Ns . Orsit es ett -- s - N ; t'' Rt , ' ' ~ t • kailleit. ' •,.' • ,' • The neighbourhood of Tottenham-court-rued, in.' _ -- War Ogice, Bre . .'9, .„ - i• bill.Rogisient of Hassari s Corset Lewis Yersturme to be Cleats of St. titl es ' { parish,. has been much con- milt. vice Umring, promoted on the Stuff. shire, maltsters-J. 0. J., nod A. J.- 014 ha st Uulootc, r if . . Bth Regimeni of Dragoon Guards, kstedall root, teat . • to be - Lewis Coast Oiynhausen to he Croreet, vice Versturme. ;sidling ironinungerg-..1. sod Td.l.,lttatte.nte, T•ski•Clsosys, ~,, yoked by the arbitrary, and, I believe, the unpre- , Copied, he pm-chicle, vice Smart,' promoted. • smog ton utuP/tulf, mere taut ! -J. Greaves, 3. A. l'ates,.t.'Ortlies, jun- 1 0 . iftYnt;.;:',, - ; i ISt Regiment of Drs!,r,.mns, Cornet tionoorahle John Massey to ' cedeoted severity of its Collector, the half , 'be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Sturges, appoisted to Lic ht : C'e °• ':ge Banter,t!te ist . 11us!ars, to be Brigade- .7. Clark. Liverpool, brokel4'...Timi;en, olieil; 141' aS. ' ....' . . . water.tane. Tharees-strem..nina-merehantr-O Alder • •'''' 3rPsrltSll6ll,l% due only' at Michaelmas last, usually ii the 2d 'Dragoons. • 1 Mawr (won the rank of Lasithio), vice Lloadt, appointee to Russell , . - . -. •, .. - „ n . vv. tbe lst.Dragoons. gi , ana G. Alder, jun, " • 'T "mete; ta u t in isneary. To such extremity hat he carried his • Thomas Garth, Gent, to be • Cornet, without porchaie, /lee , MEMORANDUM.. • I ' ---""0"m - promoted. authority is to call forth the execrationsof al most every • 20th Regiment of Light f/raghhht. p urr , a w. H. Cidlow , !Assign T. A. Bilion, of ihr [Atli Foot , who was superseded, ~,. without Average Price of SUGAR for the 144 ailliratz inhabitant in the place. fiend-bills have been distal , from aparticular Service, to be Surgeon, vice Mont, pro: as stated in the Gazette of the 4th ultimo, is reinstated in his 6, '.;' i e 5B - ; . - , ~. '-z• • - • 1 ;, , e t .. 9# , per C wt . • tank. bused and posted, detailing s „„,, of the ac t s of his mated On the Sta ff .! Average Prices of CORN of EN ft f.. 117.11) ond WlLtal, 21st Ditto, Lit-wettest Joseph Hare to be Captain • of* Troop Th e apPeht!'netth of John PerCy` Gent , to be Emi g n ' severity, and he•is followed by the hooting and hisses . by purohase, vice Thornton, who retires. , purchase in the 34th Foot, as stated in the Casette of the Sd 1 ' quarter, from the Returns, ending Dec. 2': -, • . •-• • i wh ea t. I Rya, iiaticy, 0.21t.5. Be.allt ' Pallik:•...' of hi;s fallow • parishioners , many of whom have felt . : Carnet '--- Wood to be Pentenant, by purchase, ri c e H ue . i Juoe, 1815, has not takes place. I —.— _._'...._. I --z -• • twt• - - . . . . r............ --- - --` iFfpot Gaud', Liesteasst " 4 - - - -.• • s. • d s. st. s - . 128 S 21 6 8': ii — : ',.- tat..i 1..14. ,11 A. Sin 711, ______ ?! : POLICE. • ' STAGE COACHES. BANKRUPTCY ENI.ARGED. . Bow-rrusrr.—For some time past there has bet a • • • J. W. Sowerby, Fiat-street - hill, amichant, from Dee. 5 111, a considerable oppoitiliolt , between 'the Richmo n d Jan. VS, at Guildhall. stage coaches ; it has become a party qdeition smiting BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. tbe i n h a bi tants of Richmond , some o t whom, ob. S. Price, Upper Islington, dealer in china. It. Johnson, Liverpool, merchant. • jecting to the charges for fares and parcels by his BANKRUPTS. . . t old coaches, and also finding fault with theCondin J. Paid:arab, Wyayait_,,reet,•6o,„„,n_strees_rofta, Persian- of the .drivers for. their s . want or Civility, and other . manufacturer, Dec. 19 • 93, Jan. Wi, at Guildhall. Attoroies, Messrs. Chapman „,, Apostle, Queen - misbelief:Four, set up and supported a man of the street. I . name of Ward, in a new coach at reduced fa e:.-. 1 J. Arnetrong, North Warebbroogh, Heats, +atitaerywauttr is r 4erde,y, seartight, in the afternoon when Ward .13ec. 14. 19, Tea. 10. at Guildhall. Attaroless . lieepra. Clot- $ ton - Co. S. - - - 'mark. was drising him coach to London, had got to and - - - .._ - 1• 2 . • • • I • • " J f 1 ~f~ F' i i ..e Lieutenant, . _ . -ts *110: : 10. rote Helm, Frampton, Gent, to be linsigli•-vice Denote. Ma. Wag, Saothinifsfaikrii . olltilap, FhasCery-lune; o. 1024 Begiment of koot, Edward Bigp, esq , to be Paymaster, Bigg ant i Co. Bristol. . vice Hen. S a persed ed. J. Davis, Bristol, tanner, Dec. 29,30. Jan. 20, at the t.... ad West India Regimeot, Richard Lawry, Gent. to his Easigo, mercial-Itomns, Bristol. Atteraies, Messrs. Lambert; and Co, without purchase, vice Campbell, decease d. Gray's Inn 7 sqoare i nod Sir. Cooke, Bristol. lth. Ditto, Colonel John G. P. Tucker, from the Ha Foot, 10 1 0. Plower York,• Wetter; Dec.•2l, 291 Jae. 20, of the • • be Major, vice Godwin, who eschews. '. • i Getime4all, YOrk•Mlaralre, IlleSses.- Itc . 11: and -Co. Bow Royal Akita's Corps—iNor-General Sir Henry Torrent, alarch-Yard ;'a ad N th • Tharilealid Co. xark• • 11.. C, B. (num the 2d Gacr t sno Battalion, to be Wesel, view J. Nicholson, Plytneth Dock,. swollen draper; Dee. 12, 49', Ifidor:General Sir J. W. Gordon, isppointed to the calmaami Jan. •40; at the Foektein Hotel, Plyino%Lth Dock. Attornies, eif Beitlfith Toot. ', . . !Air. Makisann, Temple • and Mr. So:e Plymouth Duck. • I.Ballgo William 1. CartwriXto be Lietifenant,,lo9llsylmti T. IL Atkins, NottathasiT.:drktier,llllsr,,t; 22, Jan. TO. at deceased. :. • ilt. -* the Flylog . llor n iat Ottinglum-Aaimusi•v• Iti--- •.. .7-- Berton, Gent. to be twigs, vice Cartwright. •-& - . aad Co. Nola 4111ay York Sealers_--Asitistant•S Christopher frst• •._ S. Hart: PlYilfwallf _ .. • •• it - • toi :,.5.,~ . 77, - *AN OW 4 . al ...it-SurAgi -, , A. _ .._ ...... . _ -lenUM* 'Roc - d 4 20 ;2 11 demo, front the Lt Dogoons, to . be . %rep, vice fieeestoqi, Jey's linseLlayinoutk. 11 , sek.._ A iteraltv, ammo. :Ovate and „ preowned Dit the Stall: . f fil -t• • isi Jr• (1' es lt d'wOsaeclaredit Co. Priocallitsoet, "Iltddikd-tow I and Mr. &Most .rtrootith .stueratio9 4) ewe il d i i _, 911 Garrison Buttalion. Major.. 1 sir ladonird Saran, Dock. '• •- 1 • i • • i.• • ~ . .•1., 1• , • , 4 .. i.... . ..,i , their favour.' hence itiiii srer' once • iliore lino X.C.B. to ea cblimei, vice Sir . tattory Toe- Il t ee l4l " t rite t ti t if fs . , A f en t;nert • rnies lr fs. " o l : loon its toe world. ne WO fell toininitled : . mil, aly e a laced to the comma , ` . tko d itoyat Africa* Corps. 30. 11 ./on Eres to.o l4 , at U l f Star, viiiiiian, ell . G ee s to b e sea t . • • i Willis ..d. r.... war rt.; Thropsortowstiret ; and Illi a o 4 _fi ... '' ' r.- fi r - , : 7 f .; ;:, !Se%) `sow. _-.AGi e ,' • _ . ____ . . ___ __ _ ilrwowY •. 1 _r-•.- . I . "* --- ...1 1 ‘ ,!..r, - .--- • i t i l ani- qi - - "1 1110.11.6 b"AS te, ' MHO . Me 00* Foot s to be ,. ____ , .. ___,. i , 04111 1 1441,1:'`..i'.._ .....w t0.7-•*. - 011 ii_ •• „_;ii t- ~ .„ : , alSted *ObOvold • *MAIO • wise. In mn :morning, no. . z „ It b ,,: e ' es ,,, eg . v i t en,,,, n. , riir ese if t ,„ 4 .,. . li t a rreemee, am i to sis , B e ess,.. feter , theeep s h e r non. Jes t . On Wednesday last Mn. s Ittimil, an elderly lady' ben heard to drigt Oa ben, one of his clerks went 911.,ce,ylen Regiment- lospl a :Assistant Robert Thyme, WM, .)!Ef:en tioildbity. Aortruiro, Messrs. Patrblie and 'C0 . ... , 1!!aek info lila bed.rtiont bud' foetid him in bed. with hill to be A statant-Surgeon, rici•Trtlfle; who resigns. of , , . inatt.stretit, er tt. , %. • • . • , • ' " .... I • fire • a min . h •a - t the time, with 1 es [ ac Veteran Battalion, Limit. Pater Stuart (Atijetaat the . Di vi 'moms _ . . . , . ..) . r. ! ~,, par our re , man pa g y ' • residing in Sinuswitre• ti Idaiditone,. fell into ths throat ' eta 'in u-drearlfal manner, a rastA.covereu York p tintruklopeo) to be Lieutenee ,. with blood was fohisti . elosO ity Aim ; he tubs quilts r , de Rite°, coptour. J. WHonvell, from the 4th Ftayalyete- ' - Dec. 3° ' l 'i. '" l4llC • 4 Y' Exciutt/ t e ' E t - 1 • se ' neine '"i der i)ees let. 3. c0v , 11.40 0 . mailin , olo,e, . . nnt_tre‘t, megdonit , t p o a w il a n u fi a b ile ot r wa 4, t r ic r e , w k i e t t i te b ti co l t 7 te r, itt s s rr w ee r m iji s s , and running. dead. Verdict—lnsanity. . Tie was about 50 y 1410:: illti ea irhsed tt t o r,i2n, l !.. ° l.2 l at i ht * ! e ' 1 . 1 , C6 ',"" Y ' _ vie! : i °II"' : nee, 3p, 1 ° ) : j e : ( 2 ,j ) 11 . /44 % 1 : 5 3 ,: e 1 ;: 644811P . l ' i . ... iv ile l e _ rea l • broker-December 10 Js P. tinyt ''W. NOM: ' r il t int ,by :. Itbiehl site. e liktis tui tely was as . severely o s T ra er ld h N i t el' • orege 'and eery nutvb respected by those who knew a ss ,„ wo i: ow - 1 08 4 1 7 . 4 •4 7 1 3 . o ff tbe a2d F oof ,se b e Wu- meet, ebteemen-Deeenaser 10, , 4 1 41 . F k rirartli Miocia7-lene, * and was besides to: dresolfolly borpt s that no hop*, i , P . . .y,,, k4A , i .ii itta is oit ._ll m i ge J o k e -Smyth, the . vottioners4-1)re.....91...f: Khoo, ( Jetty ' s Ina. Atari rewe llmeli ar- ber lia. "4 3:: ) , 181.0. • . . • . ful i rOri . ". ..... . . Another flintiest eitabbeld by the same Coronet 4., s ' l, 4lCitewit Want* Mattilioe.* be Eusiel. • .i4_,_ W. Wien ' e t- l inllr"irtefir V are tiratilloll2l , l of her recovery ! , tba, 'll,a Eli a 1 1 00 4_ "*"'Fkg 4 **o , f 411.....,. ., Rl' dames s. ' lac - Omfet . ilea. Jethw Ihigqfilt. frog Il,ie.lalr 14 ii .‘‘' '7 ll. 3° ' "' 1•11% 46r Ind J ' V ri/ / • 411 " 4715.4t * 1 '' 3 °' IV ' ' hill'l i l of . Chel Word, * EOSPII, by Wily hhe ciao square, on the body. elf rithfiel: .pcppn, a, young tkleat-m-larr-:1 11 0e., ' TIM lareMr. PR irtn, who married the widow of rao SaVlillosi t lo*l4iblYnabi' '' • ' •: . ' Veinal...* Ullaieltl, sak.k. ' 4.l)ociAti- O. Abel,' kintes:' Litt--' ..0 i t . , , , • ' BREVE:T. ' ' worth ; est e * • . • Isets,9,44m,,i.e s o ft .-,L e , e ,i s , ilweit ' . property Ttr Inert niacin( of cue htindind titimmali urn, ' , l . v . ...atsjo , f .. .a . ge„: a slater _tiy ,, 'tritde . i in.rhe._em.- Major John Wilson, of this Revd ScOtsrat be Lleutocalliolel is -JlO - I +4 -P. if ibbili t ei r et. r fik ti Werce!"•---""Thhire. trwftalliaii '., .. pi - ittki` , lift Mitellonts, a relative of Lady is . ,; 90 Ben . J. e lr .N • W i ~ ' not, tiller — that n it y ten nee .do . il i o ti r- )44. mo, it,' - , .._„. ploy of lair. w inisiey, II a rrowAW• IL, Lam bet ; the Army:., . , . .. , ... ;irk 4:lne )r; :77 .well ine-ineei: : who , it apvenred, after haying brealifaited At' the • , . STAFF . . • ./,' , London, Iltef6lW-.4tee. 90%. 1 ,.F..Nomnei s Clarpsterel. Clam.; shablaitsgreed to give up all elaim w s hi t c O h , ,. s i po tt s: ; 4611 : 1: aiti4 isics i. , ,i , ( S ite iv . It o lt# lie .a reti worth, hinOre•ptittlie. boost, 'went out to rpflitae his work in Peat. J. Paskin , from the lith Foot, : m. be Stat-Lieeteasat at ma i m, . rirtost „ .lctor. 30. J. oe4ll. . a i m,* nog of the new houses eructing in' the new Albany B aerseks. PP e b A ,,,_ 4) ,„ t. gm . : E. .. tesK. New 61101. , eeet. bltheedimiheou,4 . r247 , 7 _ , C du l ing to her bth.ii. c aunum. street fronting Carlton.house,from Which' a d' fell so '' ' HOSPITAL gTA - ir F.. .., ____. ... Dec. SOJ• I .imessesisinte.strret .reboot --Dre,9b, w.iw a ti k .-. . ' rfeloo-T. obortts 1 1 0 . • D. him' •Ibe , 41 9. 1 .4 • 4411iit s gfpo* . ; to De • 'Hotollot. Savvy. miller-Dee. '3u, J. P. .Grenv*eg, li. • Sharp,. • r , • vt. '' • ...!_• • • . MAkttIED. • . • . I ) Into the street and had his braina,dashed out. Ver. Physician tn the Fume. - • •, • 4., ' - I • • ••• •..• - . • -.,,tual F. Fisher, Kitts's Aram-wird, COINIIIIII street, mi.lrebants-' , ' Wu . g r e . 9 geti n n tn .i. oe tSe t r . es erces ford , , vice fruni k ibe ere lt o rl eeeawiL 7l4 .. _ !IF : M . . Pillib . .. s t al. l4,o • l4 ibe t e :ll.. Bi tial:AJuast 'lloilwalliatel'lMMO-Itraker-Dee, 9G, a T e eci i -- - e. e .l 4 . 7 .oa ula .: t l ee llil i t :;; l t ee . ' llla ,„t e „ be v-1 " - a rm oe Ch mi a lwell igib ee ea l4r. = dict:-Aceidental tkalA. • , ,* . 5. :. : , Henley, the fellow wboniveruelly aid. indecelptly S ta ir 4,,,,, ssise ,.. sergo , e J. 9 s na, tet t A c k b e it t i c , .. , .. , vbfeckte4trert, war.l.oo/". • i . , • , • , am , i s , CEIIII VI civr,ES-, - bac,lo. • , t- . top) of the P e• top e d. his servant girt, lut'llieen sentenced. by ,the . fora ita r q e a/ a f aa r ri a ! ! r e ! P .. l ll( lft.plip.o . hst ... ....0.... ; ' . '4ll.llfewhe es e,u L ; siso,si rs w es b o s i we s s iereit; w4 bieldsow , .4 - 6 ,1 Light uraroons. . .. . ils 1-- - blighttrit. at Il laktill liallat6 three il r grtib t itti r 1141, . Pur**Yoes-tiert M. it1aii11. 40 4‘ 1 100. 6 44 .. Wk . " ' ilill ' 144.41 , ki rvreit iMi and k r i- j, ' )1.1111. • ' IOWDIV l : :Priatrit suit PattiMwd let B. Lomas, , most. IN tbe 110054 •f.Cooffreedom • -:,... opine, d -street, Breaawien=r ' - ittaribranror aler t as. 4. sittanars-coari, no"' - ' . . ... 1. , ..,:,•:-., ~..,c, • Pt..' )t4 it , '"t ' • ' •''.' • - .. `t ' '.' ".. ' • . ' f 1 : '' ' •• . ' " :! ":". "IS - I .. 11 ;: . $ Y. k .... ''. .r T ic. : --- . 4 . , :- .. . '..;:-?.,..-------: '..,--..-.. ' . ....i.. - ` , :'..: , 4'. , ......f.:.44 . ;:; , 1'!5tr 1 . 1 -4 1 :, / i.k ....4 7::: ~..:**.. ' .• . r• • . • i'' . .. Pikviets. /-.", r•. ' • •.- ;i•Ati . - ,•..:4.0f. ...,-.4 e , ! • •r.-* ' . 4 '-- i 4 • , . . . . . ' . . t . . . . . . : ••. , • . . . • . i,...„7-:• "-, ..\...:, - • '-:•..: !••• . „. -...'• . ' :-: •- • -... • • '•,...:: . ..,•11. , , -: ••••• /..,,,.., -,- e ... , ..- ..- . • .:- .. ..- . - - ... , .. ,, ?.:_____,L............ _... -,.. - - :Lr'77..i'-...!..,;.!.•'.'11K.A.,.... ...-__:„...._:_ .g......._ _.- _ , A44*- - .6. -. . _ _._•._ --. ___ ,- ' .. . - 7.1•111 7 - -~--=~~ .rompton-row, one old coaches was before him, sinew Ward endeavoured to pass him with his coach.; Smith being aware of this prevented him, by , taroing his .I!orsaa shore round upon Ward's horses, which thrmit, them ur • thi of ill., _ upou . 7 dit - iiilleiti v ael - 14 - litgili h • footpath, an_ w, . . „ .yt at the coeds was prevented lreion! being t hro wn over. A short distance from the One spot, Ward again at. tempted to pan Sniith,, bet • lte was prAmoted e hy s i4 miler means, and agairseppediektbe s . 4lin'ort liaitshis. -bridge. It, ,was im . the'Atiore . , reprptitlkfi l es,l* Ward laid . an information against qadtk' • Let A tiosel 1 was only under the Iligbwai ' e Xii- . question could be brought 'befersi',• tie, 1 itgb: trates, and Saturday was 14.: 4.,i ap ri .44 . : for.. hearing the .cenioNiet: 444 'S y. ielib t : 4 es . ferrel by Ward. A great deal or 'fillifd . 05iitnilid tery swearing was given, isi . ,evici4ncell . tbe.Paitie.' gers of-bei-ii coaches, as is : gmferiiiiy iicya - *On. such questions; believer, tile, OidUnce* at 'it , : a u qilLed by wiptoiaWktbe.tetitiesouy . prepO n deralall hi s r ',at. pile 'fait 'Hui he - As - 1011,ing,on di _ tatour. .iqd outeide.of the blab (hive° by thelsOidinr, sorik, sr short time since from Louden So Rithmend,„ What ha heard Smith say that he upwri'Ward some day,: meaning that fie , w.otildi.Overtarn his Oath. — 'Upon width , Mr. Bittx . ,#;:the Sitting litagjstrin, convicted the. Defetiarit;, brad', 'of the: Wieteattise with which.lte was charged. 'lle .Ohjecitki tofitit lit penalty and coats for sums he t • )014 en - kV** mitrrtent being. about to be Made Out •he A tigiie better of it, and paid the .ainount. h 'thin bolo •ut that Smith his ,cdnimenced:an actiOn Tor daresger, Ward with a .violent await . ridieopi '-‘,44isortio..witip at the Wae'O' • v to (be White Swan public-house, at Itniatito/ It was agreed that Ward should have a ye:l4 ionvlction which had been taken agifist ma* ti produce as a set-off at the trial Pur daaulle i Idartlt; by Smith against Ward. . - y . Ward stated that all ke wanted was proceed with his coach without interrtnitless.., MAxasox-pousc.—Richard Roveleq via sia Pd. day again examined ind remanded finficispaskos suspicion of passing some manor the Chippiettiors ton Bank, hiob were stolen from the !e' ink, W. ..are stolen from the !n. post-coach, 8011-ntid.Mouth, some time back, tette gement of 15,0001. From what has transpired r it , appears that others are implicated in this. allairi as. other 101. note having been tea* which was.pitted at the house of Mr. Grime, In' Jaidgate-hill. G U ILDH A L 4011,1 Turnxell, aatol rious house-break was brought before ..er, _ _ _ Alitermai DOMVILLI, upon a charge .(breaking and enteric[ the warehotute of Messrs. Oliver cuts Whorl, atia. 'tioneers, in Wood -street, Chtkpaide, on Tliorictat , eveninc, anon after six o'clotk: ' Mr. Harmer, the Solicitor; vilvehi'd been inforrilet , of the Prisoner's appreivensil, , warin attendance, ta, ' lodge a detainer against s hun, fir being coneerited it an extensive robbery in the warehouie of Messrs.' ; Winchester and Son, stutiossers, in the Strand: •ThX' lean has only 'rery recently escaped condign puni , V, meld, for breaking into . * warehouse in Billiter-Ivr,' in escaping from which the . watchmen were dre:t 4. ! fully mangled by him and his compassion Bennott.— They were both tried at the Old Bailey Ses , iois, I°c " d g uilt y ; 0 0 4; - $0 11 .. , 4046 being enter tained rfigir vetitft;t \* I %. • r .: ; ;1 1 X P 1 p 1116 am % Lin ate