The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-29 00:00:00

Til r, grArrzsmAN. - - - that lard just arrived at St. Sebastian's from France, and was immediately sent forwird by forced marches to Guetarin. The uncertainty, with respect to the enemy's force, and t'ee disposition of the Guerillas to oppose their advance., provented the re-embarkation of the guns and men tantled from the squadron, until the retreat of the Spaniards, after some skirmishing with the superior numbers of the French, in which the latter are stated to have suffered severely. Captain Bouverie then destroyed the two guns from the Me ' dusa, and re-embarked with all his men, and every thing belonging to the gulls. Captain Malcolm was detained longer, by a mess - age brought to him by one 'cif Don Gaspar's aid-de-camps, stating that the enemy had been heatenback, and urging him to remain in his battery ; finding, however, that the enemy was advancing fast, he gave orders to re-embark, and brought off his party, with the exception of three Midshipmen and W men, who were taken prisoners, but fortunately without haviug one • mau killed or wounded. Sir Home frspham bad sent to propose an ex- change of the men take* on this occasion for some of the French pi isomers on hoard the squadron, and pas in hopes of succeeding in this proposal. 'fhe Spaniard, lost a Captain of Artillery, and bad a Serjeant and ten men badly wounded. Those in Kant of surgical aid were received ou board the , Venerab'e. Theeletachment expetted from Gen. Mina's army, arrived the meriting after the action, and join ed Don ; Gasper, baying Marched eighteen Spanish l ea g ues in • two days. • Gwv Or a Leder front Lieut. ?boom warrase, e omminellnx bh MAjesty's lacitander Sea-lark, addressed to Admiral nu it. Colder. Hat. age transmitted by the latter to John Wan' raker. I His Majesty's Schooner Sea-lark , July $3, 1812. ! bays the honour to Worm yin', that on the 21st instant, when cruising off the Start, - in the execution of your orders, at eight A. s. a signal was made from the signal station, of an enemy being in the S. E. quarter • after running for three hours in that direction, I discovered a large lugger under English colours, chasing firing at two large mer • chant ships steering op Channel, which I believe were West Indiamen. On the lugger discovering the Sea. lark to be a cruiser, she altered her course to star.' board, and made all possible sail ; but finding the schooner gaining on her, she shortened sail, hoisted English colours, and cleared for action, and wore' repeatedly, to endeavour to get to windward of the schooner • but fearing she might escape if she had so done, I was determined to lay her on board, which I accomplished between her fore and main chains, when an action commenced, which lasted one hour and thirty minutes, daring which time a most segue fire was kept up with great guns and musketry, the enemy using hand.grenades, &c.; when, per. •eelving that she had taken fire, I then directed Mr. James Baum., the Acting Master, to board her, which he did in the most spirited manner, and car. tied her. She proves to be the Ville de Caen, Cap tain Cock/4, et sixteen guns and seventy-five men, belonging to Saint Maloes; had sailed from the Isle of Has the day before, had taken nothing, midis the same vessel. which had beaten off the Sandwich lug pr sometime since. I am sorry, Sir, to acquaint pi, that our loss has been very severe, having had seven men killed (amongst whom was aerk),and 'myself and twenty-one men und erw, several of them dangerously. The euemy's ney as• I can collect, has been fifteen killed, who, with the Captain, were found on deck when taken possession of ; and sixteen wounded, most of them severely.— 'beg particularly to recommend to your notice the steady, .have, and good conduct of Mr. Beaver, the Acting Master, with the Not, and every ether petty officer, seaman, and marine engaged in this arduous and unequal contest. 1 encloses return of the killed and wounded. 1 have the honour to be, &c. Tilos. wA RR kNO, Liebt. and Cam. Admiral 9k Robert Calder, &c. &c. &c. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGE!). R. Jennings, Chertsey, bricklayer, from Aug. 1 to 8. W. Ingletlsarp, Portman-inews, Portman-squate, hackney. man, from July '25 to Aug. 8. 4 A N K R OPTS. 8. Dickea, Elkrtline, Salop, dealer, to surrender Aug. 8, 11. Sept. 8, at the White loon, Manchester. 4ttornies, Mr. lista isle, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. J. Thomas, Webbpool, Montgomeryshire, woollen-manu facturer, Aug . . 13, - 1 1 , Sept. 8, at the Royal Oak Ina, Welsh pool. Animates, Mr. Davies, Kington, Herefordshire; and Mr. Pugh, Bernard-itreet, Rguell-square. Al. Barter, Red Lion-coort. Fleetotreet, victualler, Aug. 4, 13, Sept. 8, at Ganda:ill. Anomie., Messrs. Wbittung, Great James -street, Redford-row. J. Brindle, Kenterton. Gloucestershire, draper, Aug. 19,90, Sept. 8, at the liens Deer lon, Worcester. Anoraks, Mr. Gillum, Worcester; and Mears. Cardaks and Young, Gray's lon. T. Davidson, Liverpool. merthaat, Aug. 17, 18, Sept. 8, at the George lan, Liverpool.- Aneroid, Marrs. Atkisson, Wildes, and blackarall, Chancery-lane; and Mr. .1. lace, Liverpool. J. llorlock, Newport, Isle of Wight, grocer, Aug. 13 . 14, Sept. 8, at the Coach and Horses Ton, Southampton. Anor aks, Mr. Rolfe, Sotttluunplein ; and Mews. Oweu and 'licks, Bartlett's-buildings. ~ ' • . Wile- 1 4it... Jab/ V.. J. Grinishaw . Manchester, music-seller, Amt. 10. 11, Sept. tit Irrgiowat of Life Guards. Cornet Edward Trans Boateis, 8. at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chao front tae 12th Lied Druganir. to he ('onset and Sub-Litotes I, ceryAwe ; „ad i f nad , Ad,- M 11, . NtesillS. WWI oM anc hester. sant, by pnrelts.e, *ice Adais • prmoted. , $d Qeeiusent of Dragoon f:narda, Li-ut. J. J. C. • Harcisos, • A.' , _DIVIDENDS. lr no the 7th Foot, to be Cornet, ty purchase, vice Macklin,. : Ask 18, J. allmallighs Toldolitoass Laneashlres 4111014 1 110- promoted. on , — up 18, C., thwart, Berwick-street, tailor—.-00.27 J . $l.ll Ditto Itichttrd Crook -hoot:, fleet. to be Cornet, without . 11111 Beaver, Keimiagtoo, Ilour-faetor—Aug. Y 1), 3. Peltier, purchase, vice Dorn, promOtell. 1 bakeatreet, Pordand-ploce, merchant — Au g .15 __ R,, Baskets 4th Dino,_, Lieut. John IlroJqt, from the tltli Light-Dragoons,' Nottiagbausstreet, merehaat —Aug. 8, R. Drake and B. 1 to he Lieutenant, without pre:l:Lw. , Goddard . Newgatesstreet. wine -mercbants—Aag.lB, W. Wool-' Regiment of 1) axioms, doha Jones. Esq. to be Pavaillatp: combo, sea. aud W. Aroolcombe, jan. Rothethithe, ship-builds s ice iludjeson, dcreased. erg—Aug. 18, R. Fletcher, Liverpool, and IL Fletcher,. New alh Regiubrat of light Dratso ins, Comet John Pym to be bares, roerchaots—Sept. 4, W. .Andermae 8b.1 1 04, ,41vggist— Liwitewo, by purchase. vice Lord Mursb, prouloted in the . Aug. LOC. teipasakSkeitoa. Lutoodire, inerdmist—Aug 18, 92d Foot. j A. Carsitaaad 'W. Olsten. Liytwpool. nalleahualsreAtig. li. F. &Ws Ditto, C woe licory White to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Eickagh, Liaticestoo. Cornwall, brasier. . • vice T. T. EUis, 'eh* retires. Daniel lames W . Genf to ; CERTIFICATES-41re. IL he Cornet, without purchlse, vice %bite. - 0 R. Bayley, Ina. of Dnwpteshill, merchant—B. Rodeos, Oh Ditto, Captain the Hoe. Archibald Macdonald, from half - o n . otreel , a m m o , a t i onni ...-_w. Loan, St. mary.auhill, pay of the 111th I ight Drogues's, to be Captala at a Troop, • 0 i np . 4 06._..T. J AN *y,.Sidbornegle.eirest. Mabledoo-place, St. vice Villa:tom who exchanges. ._. , Pancras—ll. AtkOns, Popes Head-alley,.. atria broker—T. Cukigreaoi Regiment of Fou l Goat* H , tient-fol. w mgrs y . Go r n „ t i, cl v be n g lo ,,, maperwr i vews ...m. gr oclea ,, wa wa , • tun, from the Stair in Americas to Ss (bit ilalf . k . cw'r e t:is I Me;eforihidesi cora tar ter en •ke, who exchanges, tit-edemas adet llearyf , . from the Hoy .l Military College, to be #11.110.9 without per- i PA KT NE RSHIrt DlS B aL i etn. hase i R. Porter and C.,. S. Bristow Ouharitse- tosses , !Malty c Ist Regmens of Foot . Easiga .hunes Coons t. be Lientemsal, • sipsese—J. ("sorties and T. Lenis,lLoodoo-111. Le Resehe and • - n - ' Hisitigrar, who retires. lams. M. H. J. Lis!si, Leeds, inevrbaats : —J. Brawa aced J..Marrio.'llartost . .. - -- - " be Ensign; without: eo.- -- T E. , folk_ Lower limpird, F., Tyksist, ._. A List of Nfen and Wonoded in the Action with the French Litgirr Privateer La Ville de Caen, of 16 guns, Cap. tain Cueket, off Portland, July 21, NIL lims.aa.—Mr. John Purnel, clerk; John Bargiehnle, Dort- I swain's mate; Joieph Cattano, bane Mould, Joseph 11111, and Alexander Brodie, able seamen; and Thomas Morygan, marine. Woctiman —ldeinennnt Warrnod, Commander; Mr. Aka. nailer Gunn, Mitlehipstan ; William Kirke', quarter-toaster; 'Janus Comings. gunner's-mate; John Vfakehan. corporal; Ikade. John Harris, John Ru Mason . Jaen *Minis, 'Mamas Msiortird Richard Geitliths, William h`Nara, John Mill. Wright, Milian' Robson, Jamie* Jackson, Thomas liradtsery, and Venry Johanna, able wawa , ; John Phifer, Thomas Ash. ama George Sales, ordinary seamen: Julio Heath and Car nin;es Gain. marlins. ‘S good) T. WR it 1). Lieut. and Corm. t. 8i1.h6 11A NY, Assist. Sorg. MILI !AMY PROMOTIONS. fwimmo-. 40, - etd-oo : .': ~ ~ _ F ~~ ; `.. ~:.a ~ h , wii taiki=ki .0 ~vl - t ea. _ <. u w rl a lt s b il i e o r u so g n bt r h c et e l l • 11 Lit.—thejallinogrsouGgrho, Slat Ditt o , Licit. Job. Edwards, from the King's Comity 111. Oa Wednesday so'nuight, o a f s to o h m o e us w o or o k o m l e h n o were East ~ Castle - oot ii: litia, to be &rim s without purchase.they discovered in the , Sitting Magistrate by Golf, under the Otim b t 1 .. e D 1 4 ,4 4 ,,,, 0 7,y-too,o' ll ,witt, fro& the. &who gee. d.iidgegisolloary.thit fe e et, foun d at i on Dund h, 1 ,, to be Lieutenstot, vice Andersost, d • • 1'- 03 , et . : gravel, between four and five feet below the 'surface, ; Goff stated, that on Friday night last, he, venom,. 1 1 37th Ditto, I' Ti heEnsigas, without purchns. a large urn, Placed inverte d on a piece of slate. It , ponied by Clark, went to Grout's house , alai , „ Prussian blue, an d Vat i '.ut d. . : Lieut. Percy Scott, from the South Cork Militia. Ensigo Sam. contained a quantity of bones, which appeared to I searching, he discovered a large qUautity 0 - • " H ein ous,' Walker, from the Lon g ford Militia.t s. .„ ~ lo t h Do m Lieut. Monne' Co r d s , O r o n o th e Donegal Militia' 411. ; have been burnt. The urn was- removed, satire. It ing-paper, sponge, India-rubber mai n' b e E n si g n, without purchase. • ado of a cas,... .ee sisems to hate been formed on the potter ssw eel; Is of flax, twine, indigo, au elegant shape,. and neat workmanship. Its height is • weighing altogether near three wkicl ' - 10At I)itto, Limit. William erode to be Cap I fl y vice P o rter, appointed to the ad Royal Veteran BM& ' about fifteen niches ; its diameter, at top, twelve; at : reason to suspect were stolen. Groat tons , said, 1 ' i 1 f. 1 i7,, 1 ,, ' 3 , ifol. tod Ditto, 1100103M'Niven. Gent. to be Ensign. the middle, fourteen ; and, at the bottom, seTen.—; the sponge, paper, and Prussian blue, of a i• ." chase, sice Craofonl, promoted - sit the Id Garrison Batts - , without mit-- , its general thickness is about half an inch. It was ' named Vincent, residine in K' , a. '-'''' hon. ~ King-street, -0ti,,..! 49d Ditto, Thomas 'Tierney, 1 cea be Paymaster of the lit surrounded by a small quantity of black mould : but : the candles of a Mrs. Pritcliaol,. and severia -Battalion, vice Itichartla, deceased. o f ; the strata of surrounding grate( were just as origi- persons ; the flax and twi tt e of a plrsoa nr.n. -', 45th Ditto, Lieat. James Beaty Rynett . to be Captain a . • 1 Company, without Ourrbase; vice Scott, placed upon holf . PAY deposited. There is no circumstance by which . derwood, since dead ; and the hag° 9f a pay _.r . ;. its date can be ascertained. ' named Davis, whose residence he was not a• ,:, a 1 47th Ditto, liospital-Mate Thomas APCurdy tohe 'Assistant- , On the SOth of June last, Captain Wyse, of the with ;he had a bag of the Prussian blue f :: - Surgeon vice ia...es, deceased. t. • 1 • , ye a „ a t oh Di t to: Richard. Robertos lialahan. Cent. to- he . Ensigns I Mode*, which arrived at Waterford On the tUth in. cent ten months ago, and the other three, found be without purchase, vice Richard Halahatt, untie appointment . stant, spoke the wreck of the brig Polly, of Boston, the Officers, be purchased from him on Maeda,. wee k, 1 has not taken place. iliO Rem, G e osienum Cadet J o h n s l oth om oa ss e ll, from die ; m e nu 31. 56. N.long, 37.. W. and took off two Mr. Joseph Gunnichemist and blue-maker, in Duke; who had subsisted for g one hundred and ninety. ! street, Westminst-road, stated, that the Prussian Royal Military College, to be bodge, %Ohm purchase, vie, I 1 ,1,, 0 t e prom ot e d in the 11.5 th Coot. to b e ; one dor uon the wreck, during which period they had ~ blue was manufactured by him on the premise s of • Asth Ditto, Ensign Jayne Imlach, from the gist Foot, I Lientenant, . vice Appetins dismissed. i eaten one of their companions. The Polly sailed from ' Mr. Towel, of Queen-street, and that it was stole from the rah We'l Indi a ;Boston on the 12th of December, bound to Santa • from Mr. Powell's promises one night last 'w I I 119th Ditto, Capt. Robert. Sp' unser, Regiment, to be Captain of a Compaay. vice orit et limo ~..LT..; moons. Enke John Petrie, from the Carlow Wilma. to.; urns, in the West Indies. On the 15th, she sprung . Upon this statement Vincent was apprelteaded, red be Easign, without purchase. i . - !t leak, carried away all her masts, and upset, by o his account was, that he bought the blue of a fo 96th Ditto, Colin Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, without il ishiCh Mr. J. S. Huey, Supercargo, and a negro girl, !. reigner, whom he did not know ;he acknowledge) tie - chose vice Barney, promoted iu C‘c Cisoncurs Itsaaoie P i:: 101 - D itto„ Quarter-Master-Serjeant William Haven to be. were lost. The brig afterwards righted, but, of the I sold Grout about 401bs. of it on Thursday lase but Qoactor-ilawcf, vise Field, appointed willr s th Royal Ye' i crew ) which, including passengers, consisted of nine denied having sold him any of the'other articles, tern .Battalioa. • --.. James Deacon, who had been committed on 4th Csarr icon Battalion, Ensign Joseph Crawford, from the 42d ! persons, seven perishedupon the wreck, and the other 11 hey were both committed for re-examination. i Foot. to be Lieutenant, ,sc. Junes.. placed aeon hair-119y. ',two Must Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, Engem Jobs Morten, from the nth ! 'have Inevitably shared the same fate, had 1 othey not been fortunately extricated from a state of : charge of having stolen a parcel, containing note s to a Royal Veteran Battalion. .to be ton., vice Itagg, profanedi in tile 7th Royal Voteranilattalioni- . •" ' unexampled Suffering and peril, fl y Capt. Wyse. ;the amount of upwards of SU . JOI. front the 'Fatima% Arrestieseas Sincsne.—A female, not more than i coach, and who, at th e Spring Assizes for Wiltshire, 3d Ditto, Copt. William Port e 49th medals be Captaia of a Company, eke , appo the • nineteen years of age, cut Ater throat with a clasp !. was admitted to bail, did not appear to answer the in. 9th Royal Veteran *-- '' , 7'...'• j . dictment found against him at the recent Assizes held • sth Ditto. • . .... . ... knife ' on 'Monday morninge..in Alsop's-buildings, ;for that county ; and his recognizance was therefore To be Emirs. ' Bakigelasoa Farle, from the toll Garrison Battalion , vice New . -road, Mary-le-bone, whilst 'at breakfast.— ' Qoarter-artilli kll amQuarPhrir Master. Serpent aid was immediately procured, and she is estreated. the 102 d Foot, vire Mar- likely to receeer. 1 tin, appointed to the Ist Royal Veteran Battalioa. 6th Ditto, lieut. Peter Perry, from the iltb Royal Veteran Rat-' Inquisition was taken yester da y at (iv Risin g tattoo, to be Lieutenant, vice MilellipiDe, whew appointment San, Little Suffolk-street, on the body of Mr. V. l has not taken place. Warner s who died suddenly in the Pit of the fla y - Quarter-Masterelei.jeant Alexander Mackenzie to be Ensign , • vice Grant, placed Mmes Retired List. market Theatre on Monday evening, as w e stated ! Sib Ditto, Capt. W. Mope Schaelerley. from the 3d Royal Ve- yesterday.—Verdict—Dicil lty the Vi s itation of God. tens n Battalion ; to be C a ptain of a Company, vice M•Pher- At G l ouc ester Assizes, Thomas Gardiner, f or son,l • To be Eakins, sending a letter to his employer, M r. John Lewis, - Quarter-Master Robert Forsyth, from the Royal Hilternias ce ll r ownhill, placed on Abe Refired threatening to destroy his machinery, unless he raised School, in Dublin, vi List. the wages of his workmen, was sen tenced to betrans- Serjeant Robert Beaton, from the Aberdeenshire Militia, vice ported for seven years. Harailton, played on the Retired List. - A man was on Monday night taken into carstedy, • Royal West India Rangers, Eusign !Jogai M'Vicoll to be Lieu tenant, w ithout purchase, vice Gregg, appointed to the 6thin attempting to break open the linen - draper's sho p West India Regiment• at the corner of Bridge-street, Parliament-street, and Jolus Cooke, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M' Vicoll. lodged in St. Margaret's watch - house. Earl y y es- This King's German Legion. 2d Dragoons, John Cesare, Gent. to be Coroet. terday morning a fellow-depredator made a hole ha The Dake of Brunswick Gels' Corps. the wall of the watch-house, and er e cted his escape. Infantry, Lint. Louis Na.wan to be Captain of a Company .le the kn ow was mak in l i g the hole, some masons To be Lieutenants i who were at work near the s p ot, asked him what hi Ensigns William Ritterbobn, vice Gillens, P rimieted ; William was about ; he told the m that he was breaking space Meyer, vice Nassau. To be Ensign, for a window. This answer satisfied them, and both Serjeants Frederick Berg, vice Ell-erten. deceased; Augustu s ruffians got clear off. Grattan:ma, vice Ritterholm ; August Dinar, vice Meyer. York Light loran ry Volunteers. Mr. Golding's ce l e brated trotting mare, Clearer, William, Alexander Anderson, Gent. to he Ensign, without par- performed twenty-eight miles in two hours yesterday, cease, vice Fitz-Gibbon, whose appointment bas not taken place. to and fro on time Bath road, for 150 g uiueas, with • . BREVET. apparent ease. The odds against time. To be hlajorslo the Army, GENERAL PItiLLIEEON.—On Saturday evening the Captain John Owes, of toc QM Foot ; P. hi. Hobart, of the th Fool. following persons were .apprehended at Rye and STAFF. • . Winchelsea, who were presumed to be principally Lieutenant-Colonel Beery Frederik Cooke, from the Cold greens Regitoeutle Sc oo t , attards,to lie Inspecting Field Officer concerned in aiding General Phillippon in his escape of Militia en Nova otisire Loftus, who cleanup. from this country to France, viz.—Hughes, the -HOSPITAL STAFF. landlord of the Lion Inn, at Rye, and the post-Inas-1 To be Hospital-Mates for General Service, ter of that town ; Robinson, the person who, it is I 1 Thomas Clarke, George Scott. Robert Dundas, Siepiten Burke, . Frederick Dix, and Thomas W. Jeston, Geotlemen. said, accompanied the French General from Oswes- WILLIAM B. mouNTAIN, Saracea's Head ateasotetaGUat. try, and who went with him in the boat to the I i on , 8,,,, w .h0i, 1,....d0ti, the b. it Acesountothilina for Liesteaant Teuton, of the 79th Regiment of Fool, is supersed- 1 Travellers, g ood Betio choice loquii-s, and moderate Cit.tors• est, being absent without leave. French shore; Hatter and Turner, the two smug- The following Post Conch.•,, Moil COM ill'', St.. %VI out fon glers who carried the General oTer.—The track of Commission io the Dersetshire Regiment of Militia, signed by I'hillippon was traced to Rye , by the vigilance and BX the s.,racen's Head tan, tinots•hil:— ETER, Pis mouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, F .Inowth, the Lord Lieu•enant. l)artmouth, and Salisbury, New l'oo Co teh, et or, Alttroitig Motor Richard Tucker Steward to be Lieutenant -Colonel, vice. activity of Vickery and Pearkes, of the Bow-street lal half-past Six o'Clook, with a Guard, thetou4:t Ho it 'I, At. Pitt. resigned. thsted July 7, 1812. 1 Office.—The offenders underwent a private exam ine - ' saunter. Bridport, Bloodford. Basingstoke, and 8.1g.h01. Nathaniel Tryon Siiii. Eng. to be Major. vise Steward, promot- BOSTON. Spaltlinz, Peterhooough, St.iton, anti . t i ny ed. Dated as above. ition on Monday, at the Bow-street Office, and were don. New (loyal Mail Coach, sets slut every Lveiiinic.—Loacha 1 remanded to prison for a further examination. from Boston m'. Spilshy, Lomb, Griasmy, :rod Hail. Yesterday, as one of the Patrols belonging to , fiu t d iV i r : lt t e ( o . o 3, i , , ca w l a l c e o4N h ool e , i t i on i roz, , s e o ,:e ni r a i a i l 111 i: 7 0 4 Bew-street o ffi ce was passing through the Strand, I F;se o'Clock. to the Saracens Hea d e Inn, Dale-street, Liver• he observed a Porter belonging to the Golden Cross 1 pool. Ou . ,rded ihroughont. ad BRIM ft)L Flying Post Coaches, through This* Inn, running very fast, and being acquainted with I, him he enquired the-cause ;he replied, he was run- Ur. May's, the Gre :t hetund Him Bath, nod tile Lot,don Imm o , B oh A ea T e ll , I tiltte, nal Marlborough, every Afternoon; orivest sting after a hackney-coach, in which were two Co- tTotioveelzstiareiic,igaendwatleher,Silit'auaultionristitic, neat Mortarg.—Coos reigners who had come to town by the Birmingham. LEDs New Light Conch, rali , d, The Rockingham, ft 3 coach, who the coachman and guard suspected to be French officers, who had broke their parole. 'rho o b ort ij" Pa na i l si.: t a t:r iel ou l( g l h t r ita.ne c tr7l l)l! N e e e ::;k w Itetford, r Domoset out every Mo o tin g at b a to r st Seven it'Clhocak.ci:rirligroEsoto t. patrole called to the coachman, who let him get on . and Fer ' bridge, t.. her olden Lime, Lent:loose Dts at :i0. 0 u.• the boa, when the coachman informed him he was ilos , ildhstailbtelint t he t mn i o a t i t i r I.l,itlitiots complete* tiltbif:7oll,,ileye. ordered to drive to St. Catharine's. lie ordered the , i l tilCe w i e ffl the du t ch te ni ß D 'oa:i t ,'reing utrequalle in Acorn nodollgs coachman to alter his course, and drive to Bow-street Iby nos toth..r. . Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, 11.110, offi,ce. When they got there, the persons in the , c .Kp s liA le I .. . m t e nster. • ev ery After• no ley, Grassi. t, k, nod Garstang Post Coac h es, . coach acknowledged that they had _escaped from Litchdeld. -They were committed . ' u ,,.,,,, at Five u'Clork. Guarded. !Morrie: , Annan GLASGOW, Loogtown, Gretna-Green. , Betionhill. Thor n hill, Sinquitar-Kiln, Cantanck, Masotti, At the•Waterford Assizes, J. Conner 1, J. Coreo.. ,i u all parts of Scotland, Cataperdown Conch (Daily). ri , ran, and J. Walsh, were indicted for burglariously I . YOR( l ,. , :acecasole, , :isid E s ili:Oi t urgh, fleas rti Cl i t • ach tr 1 1 tta r li rm •pr entering the house of widow Hickey, at Grange , in that county, and forcibly carrying off Mary Hickey, Zal h iC li tork a . t b i 7. l i g; if net s o ut Tittic a nsler, 1)0 - linglen, Nortliallertoa. Durham, Morpeth,, rom tgeodielotetriurfki; her daughter. The trial proceeded-with all due so- r . i 4 s- n -e:roer m g. 6l : s ,i'l esi wiltrall'iritniveeltifo'cni:lie4eo;:. mod then 17rorterl .0 leranity until, hethe examination of the young we- tottee 3 o... l 'soy odditionol fare. J. Cook. the Black Sean. , . :,.• man, she was naked whether she was carried off ; trey - suer *. York. runs Conches to Sunderland, Hull, Ste b aphid arbe consent t when she replied-- 4 Oh no ; I raufaiZing'zigf;te , liNveroi's4 ••,, r,„t Cornett, „tll I was willing to go;" which convulsed the Court e ne . - with laughter, and stopped the proceedings. • CARLISLE, Penrith. nod Whitehavtoo Pea Coach, Om - with Four H o rses, nod a Guard all the way. Passes thr...os On Saturday last, about four o'clock in the after- ,Br h, Appleby; Greatahridge, Richmond, Catterick, oro noon, as a number of boys were playing amongst roi the coal-barges, near Hungerford Stairs, one of them fern; perf o rms°lrt tie j ot y lne g y w ith t he greatest facility. P o l r , 1: 416441j : e t iwtWistblierheiY-!httcetwisilm"rdile's I, )i se ni t c : 4s o l ;t r. e:er lid y ti ll r l ' .:: 1 11 h31 (Master John Ford), a 'fine boy about seven years .deitlinelenit die Road hy tw-iatess tif pleasure r , tk a ttr i e_t , h .t e e p i et Lt old, fell from the side of one of the barges, and Fe- WAELFIELD Post Coach, every Mooring, h advantage. .f their seats being secured an sic C at 1 0if.p.,1 mained under water nearly seven Tninetes, when, by ! leo Nattosirh, the active exertions of those employed by the Hi-1 , CHESTER, Newport, Whitelturch, Tarpor ....... vec . oi, ~t mane Society, he Was taken out, but animation was Sit ()Thick. Irityriell:Alin.cilind Middle w ich, Post Coach, evety 1 I completely suspended; when, by the ,aid .of Mri Jones, Chemist, in the Strand, and Dr..Beaumootitilha.kitiV;rearg- es'ilolv).t4:rd'c'L„uonwtitaion, Newcsole , 1 % I' s 'SuVD LK LAN I), Stockton, and Yates, New Coach, every of that b e nevole n t s oc i e t y , after fi ve b oon avv istano c id,' u hd Wolverhampton, Post Coach, every A (Jason , and application, he skewed signs of life ;• he was I :.mimaket. ' - 7 1 Iv oon and Shiffmt. Pust (Thn e'i • taken to the Fox public-house, ind thence removed i - itiesiro!irttoßoteilli;es-erltiir.-s' :H e at ll'eve It'Clot k, PO"' 4 ' to his parents in Duke's-court, St. Martin's - lane .. " - I SHEFFIELD a n d Rodin Istio Poo Coach. called the ito• t• We are happy to state he is no lo' nearly recovered , - ; ingltrota,'ivery Alornioig.. - -he remained two minutes-more ' eyderOeu'olale4ei•t.PT°' lust have lost. The value ' Bialitia ' ss RAM Mercury 12,,pt Coslo•b, with a G m o l d . , ,,, te o lt . Vi incbeoet, A lresford, aid Alton eorabi elms 'hews Chef ev ery d a y, . :sisnevery Afternoon, nod reoch . es Ilin o ilehans st e, s s l b Tty s : racr : ll t , • _Yams by Osford, Evetoo, AI/12 Suipstooe, to COOrt of Session, Henry aptere, 711. 0 1,, n a to. t r e et, 81,etiom, tr . and Dot/ranter, oil merchant, brought his action against; .-41,1it.t. e;ft _I N iv ur al s o r rt s" ii P it ' . a li t ilvistitit-et::.stTShi4ttrno'Llock, to the Yolk 3 " ove r theoltsg the coach, by which hfr - . ;• Dumfries Mail, for damages . • FaTrultu, Ware, IlUddesdon, and Cneshuut Cork , *-- room four Months. The Proprib- were ailomase. . - - tee; iititoo-goor, Hull. - 1 - Cifetpided t . there was any blame; It was attri • ...L..... pen, ilia-past Two, half-past Four, Ina lotlf o ast en _a • , lOTTENIIA MI and EDMONTON Crotch, 4 'UV. at :'''. , i. ., ' - to the 'curd, 'who Wei llet their servant, bait . w'Ctice. ____ „........... .. 0 .tbe Post Moo t whose commands OM' ""''--------"-- - ---- obey , J'adlPsielPt 'gaud ON ON tatett i Printed and Poblished by 0. - Loorti. Di 1001• •• : ..... *i t:rill/AN orilita. Of% otitet4Vget• * 7, • , • • 7 ~; a SCETIVII bit CAS . ,MILLF.R 9 E Wharf. Arrived. Snit. Sprightly (Stitherlaudh Leith 24 July SO July, —5, P. N. Smullioore (Martin), Dundee aoJ Perth 30, —5, P. M. Pilot (Sanderson). Leith 'A 2 Aug. p. 0, A.ll, LILITII.BII4 BERWICK Wharf. ; Caledonia (Miller), Leith ;27 SO July, -6, A.M. London and Berwick (Hem lag), &rah* 127 30,*— 11, A. M. LOGE THIS DAY. 0 Antonia:a after 6. HISM.WATER AT 1.0190 N BI Moruing„SA mantes ants a. i Evrais MARRIED. Oa Monday, the 27th lust. a, St. Join, Church, Mancheatar, by the Rev Sam. flail, A. M. Henry Harrison, Lag. of Ulseadic, Chosbire, to Mary Aim. eldest daughter of the late Ruben Bu...klev, Leg. of the former place. On Thursday last, .1 otas Rickman, Esq. one of the Lints. mints of Grcenn icts llosp;tul, was united at Charlton Ctrarc in the taken •-, ands of matrimony with miss Hsumalt Jennet NW blank. The bridegroom, who was assisted by his friends to its altar, is vv.rglng towards his ninetieth year, and the bride is nearly of age. After their retard from nourch, the enamoured pair were greeted with a must delectable concert of marrow boom and cleavers; the annoyance of such music, however, was not esperienced by the happy bridegroom, as fur many ye a r past his faculty of Licari g 1414 been suspended. On TEursday last, at Cheiten.mia, Mr. Win. Witham, jun. to Miss k'rauces Ltizalseth Brooks. Yesterday morning, at St. tieorges, Ilanover-square, Rob. Deflate. Esq. to Miss Salvia, niece of Mr. Wharton, Secretay of the Treasury. DIED. Op the nil inst. aged 82, the Rev. R. Keats, Rector of !We. ford aud Kinis-Nywpton, in thi county of Devon,.atal father of Viee-Admiral Sir R. ti. Kist+, K. R. On Thursday last, at Aylesbury, Daniel Parked, Esq. (I Lincoln's lon, Barrister at Law: 1 I- w;olebut parcime, vice Flalticir.v. who retires. Lieut. M. R. J. Luger. L 4 '"`'t • ais - era — i 7.73_....-- 5 -- g i c Be ) oath, trout the Doiieg4l Militia, to be Ensign; *Mout ' iip•St-D_wolter. w, sod T Will. Lowe' I"' '` "' - 17 `" bowl E. Wolllawa, V.porr ' it is believed that had 111 parch +se.under water, his life mu 4sh Limo, Emirs Jaws B. Itatoiltoo to be .leirolegilml• by i Ilari-°1 ; 81 t liwillhrZtAiVdß. stn_ai ed E. TONI : Ill 'ma. c od J. Davey, Lewea, b d a r t ="ll. l l. perehoe, wee Mathis, whore:lrv. ' ' Vritel i t hi 4W. H. Cole, St. Audrew rhili. .of this Hamm Institut fah Ditto, Iterjeast-Major John Pelee to be Adjotant A =a , ....,______Y Gra, ak a . maddai k ul.erro ol...l,Clo g r i at I n t h e Edi n b urg h co rook of E 111 4 ,0), .lee Clarke, Ida rodell lift 7 ww°4 4 7. "" oat N . • 111 - WPM"' ,a. dilil h_... bi rtl e = c-. ' wai r,,V,:pd; wo — T G. a Jew travelling vnerchs lath Ditto, Smart M.Caltl, Gem. to be ?dolga, witboit peP. skisworra—iiis.l.E4 . , up...". Axminster ationitea-4. Irelnatland T. the " Proptietora of the' Cbage. Falk. HrnrY Verriler to lid A 90611 14 'le!' W"ds : "id 41114 • . Coe*, W. Priest B. Baker, w h o rro l ogg amP-Adillilliltr? Moly. W. Walla and T. 6,_ustil_lo44bY the over* o sd Dp ins f eco nd Lieut. Wifiaso . thowitoie Pint Lieusenass.' !Al. . . ' . ibunk inen 'Wow and T. will ettillkosu tb his roo lee. Laward, killed in white. W. T. Gralwai Geol. natal . , Radk wa r st r — est T mans tors cootooded r • if thers ;moan Lieeteallat, vice Lhsyd. , IGth ,Dlito J. W. C. Reid, Gest. to bit Bads% Walfataldoon, ' ow.- il - Jj'Plair l 'oni.hod J. Car; bumble to 1 6 i nard, t .; decease • • . : .olak ors. gleofoßttLA:litookin O.* Noir, lOadellilo 1 . With Ditto, Jobs Detour, Dnt. to he Walt" 41,-forebol!, dorpa' a. ‘..ks. A. Ar . 184111 3. E . 6010111 ... the servant sk.the Post vice eastern, a pointed to the id Den hosedh I . mina . ow 161 . 16114 •A lld 1 driver was bound to R. Makew 1.19 Cr• .:. skb Di tto . kg Rao, at. to he •' .a, trarriners. y i :Cibe AA to a s t liasegisk. ftellgilleall"Paallell 4 001 ~ , . vise Jim:, so th e 3d Mot ladia . L tit . 11% it: Ii ,_ 1 . ! 11 ,; .. ~' .. 40. Te,tti , bc :be erri end Do Pis Sol 3