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~, F 1, *.k His Lordship, wit:. the most invasive tolem sir?, said. " Gentlenien, I always hsten with plea sure to your recommendation, wherever I can do it Consistently with my public duty : but l am afraid I should hand over the young and innocent part of the female sex to the l u sts of the depraved part of the other sex, if I should, in this instance, yield to your suggestion ; and it will be my painful duty to leave the Prisoner to the unmitigated severity of the law." _ _ When his Lordship passed sentence of death upon the rrisoner, I.e rep aced th a'vvre sentiment. And added, It would be in VA'll that the law ',totaled female youth and innocence with ffs heaviest penalty against those who outraged them, if the Ministers of the Law had nor courag.• fully to execute it." ( . SUR R Y ASS 17. LS. eitiosenti, striate 21. VOLUNTEER colas. DREW 0. SMITH, ESQ. This was an a:tion of brought by the Plaintiff, a tradesman. residing at Richmond, agaiest the Defendant, for an assault and false imprison ment. td whicn the Deerndant had pleaded, first, that the PI fintiff had committed the first assault; and se:ondly. a justification; inasmuch as that Plaintiff, being a Serjeant in a Volunteer Corps, had refused to obey the Defendant's iirders, as Colonel of such corps, and had condußed himself in an unsolders-like and impudent manner to Defen dain.hia Commanding Officer. Mr. Seljcant Beer. in a most el' queue address to the Ccrart, stated the case, which he represented of the last truprntauce. HOS only to the whole of the Volunteers et the United Kingdom, but to the • public in gen. sal. Snare tire? since, the corps had received alders to attend a general muster before Lord 011Si , .W, the Commanding Officer of the dietti3, and the Defendant having expressed a desire to see a full muster, the Plaintiff, although only two days rectivired from a it of sickness. attended. Daring the court* of the evolutions. the Plaintiff rec •ived the thanks of the Colonel for his prompt performance and attention to his duty; it hap pened, however, towards the cloth of the day, that. nom over exertion, the Plaintiff felt him self considerable eithensted. end that, in wheeling his company into hue, he became so faint and over come by ta tigae, as to be unable to keep up with the company he commardsd,upon which the Colonel de. sued ban to '• siep sac" The Plaintiff declared he . could not. and that he was ill; upon which the De. . fondant said. t• then you had better go home." Plaiersti recited, l• Ii teat is your pleasure, I will." This gay- the C.lcniel (who. it was stated. was of an initeele disportinn) great displeasure. and going . up to iietjeatit Drew, he informed him he did not choose to be replied to in such impertinent lan and that he would put him tinder arrest.— Colorel then desired the Plaietiff to sit liver his alher• and sword ;• the Plaintiff said, " there is r.s nett, take it, that belnegs to the King; but swerd is s.iy property, you shall not have it. teee i by mice;' upon which the Colo- Coe and in attempting to wrest 1, . •, a cisfile eusued, in the tonne of which tweeted a shnrt distance from the Ptai.diff, and exclaiming that he would at Mm `down, it he 'dither resisted. drew his sabre, and struck hen two violent bums with the flat side. One os these, aceetoing to the Counsel's statement, *was aimed diteetie at the Plaintiff's head, which, hie for the fdrtteiate intewpcsaion of the Plaintiff's erns, might have deptited the Plaintiff of his life. and sidle:it I the A/et:instant to* charge of murder. After thie,tiie Defendant got behind the Plaintiff, and cut ting the sword belt in two, secured it. The Plaintiff was elm marched by a file of men to the parade of .the c offhand told by Defendant, if be did cot apo logise for his ill conduel., be woe's; confine him in the black hole for that night. he Plaintiff, sinking with fatigue and iiiness, and mkt the influence of the theme, cs.neseted to make an apology. His sword was pl iced on the ground, and the Colonel told him, lie might take it up and depart. The Pletnntf. as to SUAL it up, exclaimed. " I thank you fur what is my own." Upon which the Co- In el it he did not hold his tongue, he would stuff a pocket ban !kerchief down his throat; and as the Ple;nittl lett the Parade, the Colonel said he was a vagalsend, 411,1 a disg:ace to the clods he .wore. T he Plaineil reached his home, and was cenfis . .ed to several weeks. Several pie tics in the corns proved the case. Mr. GA i:RUW, 111 a vet y atie speech. entotcel the propriety id .t tial,l discipline in the Volunteer Corps, and came/Wed, th it st :La Cotnnel true ;oar, was of necessi•y cittepeiled to di. The Plaintiff and Defen.iant were at ~sue when the Lamer re fused td give up his sword, and that it was abso. lately necessary, as an example to the whole corps, that the Plaintiff should he made seesibk of his Im proper cendue. He also insisted, that whether Vilenteers cr Regulars, it was necessary the Corn. manding °dicer enuirld ceimpel obedience, without winch the I'n:it:neer Cares would rather be a bur den than a service to then country. Several witnesset. principally Officers in the corps, Were then ceiled, for the purpose of proving the fist assault to have been committed try the Plaintiff; but :t app:ared horn the whole ot their s: Asment, that tee Plaintiff had only resisted the Colonel, by ; u.i.ing hie hand down when be at tempted to Lake Ic etainrif 's swot d. The reply ut Mr. Siejeene Ilas r, in as animated a srvech as we l.are ever heatd • reprobated the conduct of the 'attendant, in time strangest terms; wbich tended, lie osol, not only subvert the vo- Itintrer system, but degraded- the chatattler of a Ileitis!. Officer It the seine of an English mtujefl. vibe volunterted his services tor his King and rout:arr. and to protect those laws to Which the Plaintiff had that day at peeled. was to he broken by such aft. of Tyranny and oppression, he was per suaded but few would be toutil to come foreinvd err their defence ; he hoped the Jury would coolion that statement by their te..dirt. Mr. Jus t ice Pi e•re, alter recapitulating the evidence, rernetked, that there seemed to be two parties in the regimen , one in tee officers, and the other .4 the privates. which laccouautd, perhaps, for the slight venation in tie evidence. Lt had bees proved by all the WllDell-C4, that r • Defendant had etritek the Plaintiff twice with his .word, and that he has; been °bilged to cep tbaek, in order to draw his sword. tio AB et earitaassae bad specii:nlly stated the punielquent Commandirg Officers of Vo lunteer Corps were authorised to inflia, nam-ly, to patthe offending parry into confinement during the time the regiment was under arms : the spirit of men was not to be bi oken by such de,treding condo& at had been shrwn to the Plaintiff ; and that no Command;ng Officer, even in a tegi ment of Regulars, was to, be justified in the aft of striking a private under arms,. laves of the army required the offender should he brought to a Conn Martial. The Defendant had threatened to seed the Plaintiff to the black hole for the right, unless he made an apology for his condua ; which he had no right ti, do, as he could only confine him during the time the Corps was under aims. The •Plaintiff being ill, was induced to c.iniply, and was then suffered to take his sword. His Lordship added, that there were some of the first men of rank and fortune serving as privates in •olunter corps, and if they were to receive such treatment and dis graceful epithets as had been applied to the Plaintiff by the Defendant, particularly such as, you are a dagrnee to the cloth you wear, it would be the means of depressing, instead of exciting, the seal of individuals, and would ultimately destroy the vo lunteer system altogether. His Lordship concluded by saying, the Jury would take the whole case into their consideration, recollefting that volunteers were not to be treated as privates in the regular army, and give such reasonable damages as would be the means of cm-rating such condua in commanding officers in future. Verdi& for flaintifF—Twe Hundred Pounds I ! CROWN SIDE. Thomas Greessway. alias White, alias Wiling Bay, was indieted for the murder of Elizabeth Winte►!load, arias Ann Webb, in I-liglct's-line. Southwa►k, en the 22d August last. Mr. Gull err. in support of the prosecution, observed. that the evidence against the Prisoner was who:ly cir cumstantial--cases of murder rarely admitting of positive evidence. The leading circumstances were these :—The Prisoner had stated, when charged with the offence, that he had slept in a particular place, where he did nott that he leas seen near the spot where the murder was committed, about the time of its being perpetrated, and then appeared much confused. Todsnan, the watchman, proved the finding the deceased lying on the step of the door of Mr. Tucker, and that a man was previously lurking *bent that place. Mr. Psince, the surgeon. gave testimony to the manner in which the unfortunate woman's body had been mangled, concluding, that her death was occasioned by suffocation. Mr. Clarke, Ann Prior , Emily Huntingdon, and Hop. wood the patrols, proved that the deceased and prisoner had been intimate, although be denied the fad • that he did not sleep at his - lodgings on the night of the murder, but had then been seen in Hip les a-lane. sad Suf.lk-street, ajoiniog, atc. But the most important witness was Mary Horner ; she swore, that returning home on the night of the murder, she saw the deceased sitting at Mr. Tucker's door, with her head sunk on her neck, and a few yards distant saw the Prisoner, behind some railing which separates the fa I-path from the horse road. She was alarmed, and asked bass, if he wei a watchman ? He replied, not and, with an oath, and apparently much agitated, exclaimed, he want ed a watelanian. On opening the door of her house, she saw his face distinflly, by the light of a candle in her passage, and she swore positively to his person and to his voice. A sheriff's officer, named restie, appeared in fa vour of the Prisoner, to prove, that he haJ overheard Hopwocd, the patrole, instr nEling Wright and other Witnesses, in support of the prosecution, what to say; adding, that unless they were careful, they would tail in their °licit. An Officer of the Court came forward to state, that be had observed Hopwood whisper to Mary Horner : she said she had been rarely handled by a bothering counsel ; hut that he had got nothing nut of her. Hopwood desired her to take care it again called on. lb* Prisoner protested his innocence, and receiv ed a el's/atter for humanity from some Witnesses. Baron Maccroptwiw summed up, with his usual perspicuity; he übset red, th4t the evidence of Mary Horner, Was to be weighed with particular care, she seeming to betray more than crdinary interest in the fate of the Prisoner. He pointed out the 1 . 4E14 for and against the Prisoner, noticing the coltrad.dions be tween his story, and the evidence against him. The Jury, after some deliberatioa, pronounced a verdid of—s Not Guritv. 14.1V.1L IivttLIJULACE. POPTS4GUTII, MARCH 20. ArriveJ the H :I,:vel sloop, trosn Gibraltar, and several tran%ports, w•ltich ate under qatr.ntine at the Motherbsnk. Sailed the Ce.or, 81 guns, Cwt. Richardson. to St. feint's ; Nas 11 frigate, on a cruise; Argus sloop, fur Cork, with several We.t Indiarnen ; and tbs. Stelasoas gun-veuel, on a cruise. N*l 21. Arrived His Majesty's ships Mercury and De oeuemor, with a convoy from the Downs.—Wind N. W. PLYLIOUTII. KARCN 19. Arrived, yesterday, the See jouf, 110 guns, and lisragee, 74 guises from the channel fleet; Aarcipw. 33 vin:, from the Eastward; Poldoese/ and Maim. IS guns each, from a cruise; and the Smapprr SlllooAtt, from the cuast of Spain. Came in the fi,eied, Merry, from Gibraltar ; she parted company with a fleet under convoy of His Mejesty's ship RC , 10111.4“, in a gale of wind ; she spoke the Ilsries, in let. 49. 10. long. 8. SU. • DIAL, DISCI 20. Sailed the ships Kite. fur Leith ; archer and Bremer for Yarns' uli• Arrived the .Sa ',bay frigate. and the Nemo*, vittualler from Purism nith. All•qages transport from Do ver: Roads ; A/on and several other gun brigs, from cruise, and remain in the Doe" with the rest of tae @bps as per last. __ • M•tCM 21. Came down howl the River. the C;;:;,nrri:on. lot the Se:tath Sc.;s llarutit end 31artiid. Posrgate. for Quebec ; anti 'Les g raj Allsobetk, Sick', for Charkiton. _ The bomb. with the coward-bound. noder corm', are setting tioda Vrtig4.—Wii,d S. _ _ _ . 1) FROM 1.471111041' NIGHT'S G.izErra MILITARY PiZOMOTIONS, Was. o.Art, 11•04.1, O. 11411. Ist Regiment of o.lloon tiusql fOrldowyeq filesst. to be C•vrret. without sorreftsse, elm resigns. 2,1 Ustto--7ersiet W. T. Maio's, to be Lieut-nant, by pur chase, vice Huckmastcr, oho rctirss. 10th It el/in:cot of Fon—Caputo Short to be Meier, by prreha.e, soca Neuritis., pro.iii•tiil 34th Dittoapt.iiii J. I'. I . ..unrest to be Major, by put. chase, vice D.atswoith, 54.1 Dittoi—Msjiir•Gesieral the I l,m. J.ilin Abercrowby to be vice General Cro•bie. 64th nor......Capeak J•dm Ma ilitisald to be Major, by pur chase, vice Braise's', who retires. IflocArlf Alrr, h 21, 1807. The Ring has heen pleased to apprrint John Teuton, £1 4. to the Office of Treasurer to the Octoroon of the Bosuty of Quetta Anus. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John hilereslosh and Abraham 111.1rdith. of the City of BrNol, merchants and wholosale eartlienwate-nicn. Jan. 12, 11107. James Gramma:id, of Ingletnn, in the corny of York, and Joan Dow ker, of Thompson-fold, its the to...lshi i , of Impt..n, in the county of Westmoreland, common st..yr• carriet•, be tween Settle, In the county of York, and Kendal, in the county of Westmoreland. March 14, 1807. William Jackson a .c 1 John Ralph, bcrh of Carlisle, in the county of Cumberland, liMusoingem and common carnets. Dec. 1, 1806. Charles Hewitt and William Jones, at Ilarnel.aw within Windle„ in tha counts of Lancaster. Dec. 31, I t'6. Michael Morgan, Charles Malden Walker. and John Cole, of the city is( /instal, brown atone•ware manufacturers. Dec. 21. 18u6. John Onion► and Son, both of Enaseee, in the county of Salop, and Thentas Rigby. of Billings Jey, to the said county, iron July 22, 1808, and Ms..b 29, 180 i. Janes Hebdotch and Tnoneas Well, both of Whitecro•s street, fleas Crioplegye, is the Bounty of hlLktlesex, cheeses mongers. Morel. 18,11107. . - Hew, Bonet, Hu =h Meteor, and Robert Mal:hall, of Li• vervo..ll. el 1, 1807. Thoinas Joplin and Thomas Graham, of the town end county of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, timber•rnerchauts. March 7, .Itto7, . _ Juhn F cid and Thomas Ikleasetiger. of Kingston. in Ow county "(Surrey, coal and cnroutetchanta. March 9. 11107. Charles BorhiM and Gene Niclidas Foy, or tiforgiratrcet, Slacktruirt• road, in the mane, •of Surrey, chememougers. March 16, 1837. • .1 ,, 0n Piety, of ite city of Worcester, and Thomas Roberts, of the town and county of tim tutth of Nottingham, Wm. manufacturers. March 18, 1807. ChArs Sey moor Pearson, Genre Nathaniel Pollard, and .lomoh Since ' of Shall Mom, Southwark, in the counts of Suriey, and Kund-street, Haiturer-tquare, to the calmly of gl ass u fad refs. March It, 1807. Joseph Neagh toenail end John Percival, of Manchester, in Viscounty of Lulcastesr, calico-printers. March Ifa, 11107. Joseph Dale and Joseph Dale, Jun. No. 12, Cambia, the Cbrner ONelleawsreet, and Daford-street, and No. 131, New Bond-street. Marcia 21, 1507. . BAKIRUPTCY ENLARGED. Wiliam Coombe, late of Queestaireet, Cltespaide, le the city et London, WIPMIIIOIIIIKIIIIII4, dealer and cisapataa, foto Match 31 to April 14, at ten, at Qui,ditall, Louden. BANKIUPTCY SUPERSEDED Wilbam Graven, of Manchester, in dm ceenty at Lines.. ter, Inn-keeper. BANKRUPTS. Jams Freeman, lateoltileinriahof St. Mary Magdalen, Bermoadsey, in the owner of Surrey, victualler, dealer and chaliman, te surrender March 24, April 7, and May 2, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Wiliiard Mortimer, of •Wivesbee, in the comity of Imre, inaltster, dealer and chapmen,to stineedir Mani 116.211, and May 2, at Memo, at the Odin Ina, In erdeeemee. the said of F.slea. Attorneys, Mr. Frank Stu y thies, l of Culcher ter ; and MuThosnas Lowten, Tcmple, William Smith, of Wolverhampton, in the county of Star fish'', butcher, denier and chants:wan, to storms& r April li,at 17, and May 2, at eleven, at the Dwelling House of Bertbea: In new Maaalfeld , Ike Jerninghani Arm., us Stilling'', in the country of Salop Attorney, Mr. Comer, iralyethampton. William Hancock, of Sheffield, in the county of York, nil. low.chandle,, grocer, dealer mad thalamus, to surrender March SO, St, and May f, at eleven, at the Hetet Ins in Sheffield, le the said r;ounty of York. Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Chambre, Temple lane, London ; and Mr. Watson, Sheffield. Thomas Sesnain, late of Creak, in the county of Norfolk, , hawker cad pediar, dealer and eba:rmso, to surrender March 24, 21, end May 2; at twelve, at Gaildhall, Laka. Attor ney, Mr. Falcon, Elin•court, Temple, London. Robert Rawluiloy late of the town of Kingston-span. Hull, • merchant, is surrender April 1,2, and May V, at eleven, at the House of Mr. John Clarkson, the White Hart Tavern, in the town of Kaueston.upon,Holl. Atturiivys, Messrs. Romer and Son, Bartlett's Holborn. London t and Mr Dickm sun, Kingston-upon Hull, aforesaid. Isabella Watkins, Franrii *China, and Lucy Hieckseran, all of New Boisd.street, its the county of Middlesex, milliner,, , to surrender March VS and Aural 4, at twelve, end May 11, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. fireorth, Staple- Inn, Landon. DIVIDFN DS. April 23. George Bagnet, ot Lrerit, in the county of York, seap-bniler, tallow-elsandler, dealer and chap:loan, at eleven, at the Talbot Ina in Leeds. April 14. Thoreau 'Hauling, of Bolan, in the county of Lan• castor, linest.draper, dealer and chap...an, at tett, at the 14ridgelmo, Balton _ - Attri. 13. John Simmons, Makin Simmons, and William Striinvias, all tif I.lverpool, its the cowl:. of I:RIMS/ter. ur•r eMant., at twaln, at toe Georg., Luy 1/ale-street, pout, . - May I". Ann., Fnrentan, of Chat' , a.n, in the county of Kent, habi•rdasher, dealer and chapoom in, at ten, at Go dd- It4l London. _ _ - • M.reh 24. John Moorhouse, of John tweet, Ad Aphi, in the enunty of Midtlianox ' wine metehant, dotter and estop:nun, at ten, at Guildhall, Loation. April 14. Charley erederick Schwan. of it," in street, the city of Lorhkio. so relent, d,alet bud dui,- thaw at twelve at 6,114hai1, Lonkno. March 24. Richard 11. m e ,, of Savilowrow, B•rlinetuo Gar dens. us the county of Middle ex, wins -merchant. at tau, at I.oodon April 14. liltjansm Jolla Larch, of the Curtin Rasa, in the panel of St. Leenaid, Senre4st‘li a in ih.• manty of M..1.11e. sex, lierer•aleeler, dealer and chap:Dan, at el. .rn, a 1 (:„,at. lull, Loh lnn. _ _ A w e! It. wm.m R taison and John DWAIN of Saint atHill, in the Cite of London, inerci.ant:, lotions, 41..1 c 0i ant ell:omen, at leo, arUwWnall, 1: radon. April 14. 'Jowl; .1 Roundels, late nitikipt,to, in the cranny of York, grocer, &tater ano chiptuan, at erwen, at the Mat k 11..rse Itio. Skiptcort, in Vie eutpity y 4,1‘. Aril ti. Panel. Galina, of A Idar4ate street, ta the city of I.nrvl,,n, cabinet-maker, u;.heide., desk; And c;.apaaeu, at twelve, at Gallatin, Lnodaa. • CERTIFIC ATF.O .1 1. 1 Stephen Hanel'', now u be of Feuer-lan•, in thoeity of • London, clothie, cloth-ch•lot, dealt-, and Chapman. Horn of Contotbuty, traitor, A_alot and capinito. John Stride, Eruiruot.l, hi the county of Sootii4sopcon, • grocer. ThomAs Ldarattit, of Duck's-foot-lone, Vvpor Thanse..at•tet, In the eity of London, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and chair HetriLow, of Ito!) well street, %haredOeh, its the snooty of Mottle.eu,stlverosooth, dealer mei chaposan. Det,l 1 Holloway, wt Are.e,o7, in tbecouoty of Buckingham, fartheldet. MEETINGS 0? CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, Y. Jac I.rail Levy, Lae 4 lis) riessureet,, %I liveries, Low . oaf', in. rrilant - - 10 . . . . Mo.'s Vildkass the younger, St. Alimues, Hauer& shirc, lwris *Wet - 4 11 &cent Teims sad .1•011 Salm, his at Walbrlol4 n Imo ewe Mansion-lienne e London. Olinntfisilla-stre. isa.sXstrren . • Macsll Medford, New City . Ctsarnbasik gables, b01e,,, 34.301 P.Sar, Friunia.strea. Spleribaids aiiiirliaina, dry-alter • 5 John Dobson. Resatft-highway, 11111i4Nuan. balm • Maher , • - 3 Chr stain Augusto% Fackke, Sharbernialane, London, merchant . Th.. Mas Watkins, I.atc of Itroad-street,C.roaloy•nsalket, awl al arevres.street. Ge/Jeu.asivare, Wessuirrener, aoctaun....er • • . . John Go Ike, Henry Itieeenbeck • Shetboen e lint, Lew. 'I don, warcheot • 2 . . Abel 12rewe.l, late of the parish elf St. Thomas LI I A,eertie, Deiwrish ire, brewer , • II Joh., Waltn', Waterck•e4ort, Holborn, eeal IllaltrLalt 1 4 DIVIDENDS Peter Jame, P.liiillon, St. Switkin'elane, Leaden, me, chant • I Tlonnat Higgins, Throgrnwrt4n.street, LosteLn, st.r• l chant _ • • • . ithraol lialrse-, late of Whitcomb duet, P•lhadle• 11 WK. Out sore or Lau .rt Loner Towung,Surtey, neater . aria Cil / Ilnrals . • II Ti ...... as Meryet ' 4 Woolwich, Kent. viet ua !k r . Je.eph Payne, l.viin. Nort..lk, catnnetent-ker l• I John ler,tnera and Jelin Joseph Francis, RocUsser, Kent, plumbers and t.eintere . . • I CERTIFICATES. Charles Chard, of High Huit;WD;i;t;;;;:ounty Middlnes, chemist and druggiq. George Richudr , of Gough-equate, in the city of Landon, vier; dealer and chaps:ism Thomas tabs, of W hate. liapea in the county of Midd'eco auctiouser, dealer and cimp w a g . Jamas Knowles Cystoid e, in the parish of Rodwroc, th e wordy oiA,ugleser, in„ keeps-, dealer eat chaps. . a . RiMinsuo, .4 Manchester, in the county of 1.41./111,1. cminsyspiiiiser, dealer and Chapman. PRICE OF STOCKS, SATURDAY .r. per Cent. Consuls 694 24 5 per Cent. Navy 9514 Imperial Allllttitief ()molting India Benda...li.„ 54 44 ptern. Exchequer NM* ls. due par. Is. arca'. linglivli Lottery Ticket* Consuls fur.. T. Illsti, li kinck-Broker, 44n. 4, Cnrnhiil, and 9. Chafing—, IRISH STOCI:S, wca 17. Government Detentorev b per Cent 91:f Government Drlwntlirit s'q p-.l Cal t 71)11 Government Stork S. per Cent Government Stock Si I er C mt. (;rand Cane! Loan. 6 per Cent. ' 911 f Royal Canal Loan 6 per Cent. MADRAS, sip,. IS. BIRTHS.)—On /tidy hut, the Lofty of Major fes rd Fuller, of a son. Same day, the Lady of Rielly Dairytepha, Req. eta daughter. At Pondicherry. the Lady of Majur hul SoMe da deag'lto. On Saturday last. the Lady el Ceigsais Mealy Mug, u(iks Cavalry, of a daughter. MARRIAGE.)—.At Taejon, as the Nth Sept. by the Rev. John Lohlholf, W. Riack►ars, Reredem to Ms Erre, Meer the Rajah of Tliolore, to Mir M. A Liervellyer DEATHS.) -Mr. W►ittiantoa, of the Hen. ComparuN Civil Service. At hfanantoddy, in Wyiaud, Sept. SS, Richard Stem, Seg. Surgeon.of the 7th Regiment, N. 1- MADRAS, Oet. 1. 111%. RIRTH.)e—At Colombo, the Lady of Um*. Colntel Wilion, of a ann. MARRIAGES.) - At Mahe, Cep. G. A. Kest, of the 4th Regiment Natio ishitivo,aw idieStettia • • Lieut. John Wilson let Rattafiati 111 Ilegietseed Native In. Pantry, to Mos AAetaide,aonerst. At Calcutta, Lieut John Aliso, of Hi • Majesty% 117th Re• siment, to Mir Fanny Martian. Lieut. Anthony Dwyer, el Hi Majesty% S.sth LIM Dra goons, to Mu. Aeolians Prisg DEATIRI 1-oat Mangatoar, so eSte IStA i n n. Captain. Lieutenant John lidashay, of the sth Natlire Regiment At Seringaptitarn, the Lady of Major Sir John Sin. lan, Sirk after & lingering illness, Whit% tie here with ar.c.aunion fortitude At Climate, Lula aunties Reg. is hie 61td year; ens of the meat resseaftalle arid opulent Portuguese lababitaots of Glenna. M 4.vs. Lim. H. Arbodenio. of lb. 94 Itogionent &eel Moths lofanity, _ . At Botobol, GA. Jobs Manilas, of tlito Gentry Sovi:e. BENG 11.. Thureisy, Aug. Rd, the lady ad Charlet Pattetren, Esq. of a eauehrer. At Secrold, 23d July, the led, of Lieut. Cul. L•wis Themes et a daughter. At Ch w uiealt. 23d Magnet, the bell of Pas Stashed, tut. a a daughter. 00 the 4th September, the lady of Lineament Nett, rd a son. On Feeler, 29th August, Uent. Colin CaTplaell, of lin hEijesty's 61th Regiment, to Miss Mayen Rel k. On 'Tuesday, 46th August, at the house of J. H Faq. Chiseringtme, Lieut. John Wilkie, of t►e Hen. Company's setvicr, to Miss Margaret Walker. DEATHS.)—Aisdress Stephens, Faq. peen en the Bee• gal Ecablithroent. At Dinagepore, 25th Augur*, Wm. RH, Rm. Assiumit Surgeon on that station. W. H. Turner, Esq. Assistant Surgeon el the Bengal Rua. klishment. At Agri, 25th Angeles, Eieutecrint Thames Holdall, of 2d &sienna •th Regiment Hats*, Infantry ; an near much and nucer.•ly regretted. At .illahiheti, 20th August, 11 Artist Amelia Smith, steend daughter of W. T. Smith, Vaq aged one year sad de monde. At Pertanb Ghur, Caplet.' brononhall, rd Battalion Regiment Native Intantry, on that Istahhahmont. M►MBAY. DEATH.)-I.;potenaniDrovre, 1;t. RattiliM Sd Regiment Rer.gid Native Infamy. PRINCE OF WALES'S ISLAND. W.RTtIS.;—At e3ll May, the Lode of Illlingtue fien't z Fag. of a d .tieliter. The Lade.t tee Nom Pf lhp Dundee, of a lee. Itt...ktFi.)—kir Welter Rinsch, formerly Leiltenant the Hiin,iiirelde C.ompany't •crate, ee the Mak*, men', lee.ing three children totally onproeidot for. BIRTHS On Friel ty Iva, at hie home In 0 of C:ulonel Hen*age, of a Inn. Bto. of a daughter, at Bob? Birk, es Y, 4a' Un Saturday, the I Ad, of the Itev.JelinHesalite, as Boughte bridge, of a e.usi.te. le, she L.et DEATHS A few ears ago, it hot ..at. limeno.bouse, Liotrolethit pfri. H. nese, .d.ter to C dnnel Heivage. Friday, at Strop-hdt, In the Islas( WOK, Mr John Wight, ,'Moo sou of John W4ht, Esq. of Window hill, mar °Wet ted Lutsle, at her risughtor's house, !aliments, Mrs. Sarah Aye. eengh, St seats, widow of Mr. William A)aotrugh, las of w,, ~r, Berke. Thursday night bat. Mrs. Feaster, wide of deo Rm. Dr. Forster, Mater of the Free School, is ['domicil ....By hoe el.dtee attiring Sre, she was so dried/64 burnt, did she Mr •rred the aecelent toy twelve Won. .mam - . HIGH WATER. THIS DAN. AT LONDON mous. Si amt./Meg ..1 I [gen..... 0 efts. Mon ..1 - - - •-- - - 1.07•11/UN bt G. DAVIDSON. Ple. 17, Dukes C.4m, 11.. w wee, Cuvent-Ovilen, and petNished as the Office. N.. IS, luck of St. Clessies Chunk Smog, by M. STUCK, at No 7. New lofts gash Wig Awe. Olden. iv WOO rarer, saw m the Oise (pea /ebb) 'AU be duly sweitobd ew Iwil C'\ :be." , • yrs si ►iter h. Ol TR l' rtc w Leif DO/ bicti, '~