The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-29 00:00:00

~-_~T~ .avetl ., )lSAWtva . a) it IA -.- -~-. . the LoNnoU-42sErrE; SIM\ S'A• . ate , V • • • •AiTh • wb o l o r • . " fro „ ve s Hisßayarilighttesi `e Prince' t pleased,' jp. the name o t itd, the,pelqf •of 11 jt.sty, .to appoint the his :14ajesty's Ambassider Tl.ct4Ordhioryiiii r potelitittry to of • " Ilig the..4l)riaee fteioirt has. been pleased, in the mime and on the behalf Majosty, to' appoint the liotrou - rahle. Frederick Lamb to be Secretary to his Majesty's Enibassy that Court. -~_, . . MILITARY- P110')IOTIONS. • • I II War Office, Sept. S. :OA Regiment of Light Dragoon', Lieutenant Viftenid mirk to be Captain of a neap, byipitelente, vice Ne' laraninted. 2ltt Ditto, Cornet Henry 'Atilt tboa • deitenant, chase, vice Fug,. whti retied. ••• • • !I Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Unwed POMO* CVOs, Ensign, vice William Burrard, killed inaction. Coldstream Regiment of Flint Guards, Captain Editase nor, &tun the ith Font, to be Lieutenant and;Cmplittir Greville, who eiebanges. In Itegirnent of Fait, Lieutenant I). Jobnstrine nob l - lir a Company, glee .lames Stewart, Lined in action.' To 'se Elentrnants, w ithont pnrchnse—RusignstsTadePit vice 1;1 aver, dead of Lis wounds; and Joseph Spites, To be Faisigui—Joseph - Imbrose Collins, Gent. by . porelewit, vice Ls re, promoted; .toga tlaney, Gent. vice Boyd. killed in action ; Archibald M`Nicol, Gent. vine .Reyntridt, dead of his w 4:units; Dime, Geut. vice Iltbkins,* Honourable Schimberg err, vice S)inet. fd Map, Ensign Robert Blake to be Lieutenant; withodt "ins close, vice O'Donnell, who resigns. inties, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Blake. 4th Ditto. To he lieletconnts.wisimut purcluwe—rmulgans , John Sntherland. vice Maguire, killed in actin; Thomas Woodward, vice Ftwvon, killed iu action; Jaines Marshall, vice Carrot, killed In action. n • Ti he Easigas— Volunteers T. Beawell, vice Sallierland ; Fernandez, from the 5.3 d Foot, vice oodward ; and John Miller, from the Royal Sebts, vice Ithirsloall. 7th Ditto, Lientenant and Captain Alcove- DS. Greville. from the Coldstream Itegimeat of Foot Guardia, to be Captain of a Company, vice Sumner, who exchanges. 9th Vitus. • • To he Lieutenants, without juirchuse—Ensient Thomas .Tones. vier E.-11. Fraser killed in uctiow; Jatmai Sutton, vice Miss visnhAilletEin antioo; J. Hotter, vies Chadwick, killed ip Cution. be Ensigns l -John Martin. Gent. by purchase, vice Ss& • dons. poomided Wade Leslie., Gent. vice Swet,, promoted ; Volastuer Chawner, from the 95th Foot, vice Junes. • 11th Ditto. .• • • • To be Ensigis. without yereltase—Lieutenant George Moors,. from the Cavan Militia; asset Alexnuder Grant, Gent. vice Fraser, appointid• to the 424 Foot. • • Vtli tti.to, • . • • . To- be Major, without purebase—Brevet Major James Bent, vice• Rose, k illed in action. Leatettant Joieph Fhlis to be Captain of a Company, vitt Bent. • _ 4 . . .Ensign IV. C. Grave to he Lieutenant, vice Falls. \ .. 31st 1/itta, LicutentuitGeorge Blomer to be Captain of a Cont. 'lnYi_willioill - . vice Fleming, promoted in the tit A SANKILUPTCY ENl.4#4, . 11 M. Bragy, - .George•street, Atiuoried, fram4ter.kiesker, from Oct. 2 to Nor. 2U, at Guildhall., • lIANKRUPTit. origtraitlyt Shickt Ink, •and the name, had been . retrdeed, anUthe Adak's*. ernade:in: red Ink the whole of the body of the Bill, except the add 6 final ktten, and also die 401011 webscripdon !et shield . . .... • T.Literrortb, jug. Netkingloa-aamewaY , Pamiti,W, ,---- --,-- • --- _ - ig iiiii • - '4 - 9 Nov. 9, at Guildhall. Attoniesl.sl4 - wm,, H i d 2 ng, as be, . _show, is:thou. . , . t, Cripplegatei - , .1 . • , i ' 1 'writing of a. person of that name for whom Masks i Oct 9 li s tr w rslt Yfej. the s- ft 24weysellits,;,soshrtinhesteirey: dealer, Oct , • * lttr'.. ' , i_tbs: fhiMPloil ilidllrewik faddists balkiest. - - • : i westrv. - ' ' ',._.'" I T t",,, 'To prove the case he called tolrille,, who stated, 1J i_ _O. NianleYi Pitchcombe. Gloucestershire, clueltter, ...P.R.., ,1 4 lov. 9, at the Horse and Groom Inn, Gloucester. Ninnies, . that be MeV lei Coetegittourt, Liniella's-Inn. - That' )Ir. Chilton, Chancery-lave t and pleat!. &key' tottsowneoe- 'in the latter-end tit 'A ptn. fit 'kiipt ibi's Coltee-holidie, lin e , Gloucester.: . Mitre-court, leadlng. to the Temple. • Mssita.• Platl L. Sikes llottou Lnntashire, rollerlamoqas -4"- ittlre ' r, Sept. 20, ' 21, • Oct . iti, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornles. Mr. Epson and Bruirei used 1p - coin* . theri. 'pi* 414 Wnntl ' cock, Bury,; and Mr. Blakeleck,- Serfeant's Ina, no* , tit. &ewer cable to the Prosecutor,. islotes Whit t street. • 'him to discoeuff the 1111I'' G. Sharpley, Southisick, innkeeper, Oc . t. 14, 15. Ilse Kings Arms • Inn, Portsea. Attorntes, Mr. T7osi v tiudndl . gfl' ki ,' l i i i m t: T irt . o li esl l i l o o li, a) ; ' fi bell icii gl- b n al .9 ‘ f ilen *bolt twO•tionats lo t Staple Inn = and Mr. F:dgecombe, Porten. ~. . L Noe. I go, the bill faliiiig. duel I n Mar * . :'4•11: 1 11reir: et tattil 1 J. Baker; jun. Nottinhant. h 9, at the Kin g 's Arms Tatter s tr? e tr il eei k l e . ri 2rtorn . 1 1, 16 . ilese"ls v : the fruleCtstor that Mr: PltillipsoWitoidd be &gird er 1 lanitiort and Son, Ilederd-mw ; and Messrs. Edwards Asid . to him If he would be so good as to tislitlnit'bill,' l ' Jessep;r, Derby. •• . . • •• . ~. ' 1 . 1 . ~producing' it. It wit then in the same stafti-liiiiieh i . DIviDENT• ' • - -" .' .the Prosectitor no * 19* . it.• The Prosecut or dad K. Nov, 21, R. And J. nulnier, Sn'utb.Shieldh, silp.buildins-, ~.-..- .._ ~ • Oct. SOX .Dickenson, CoventrY,ltilkinan—OCLSKG.h.Rend ,`.,.pid first like it • It 'had a droll I ttpeamti'ci - ; .i t *auk! • 7 ~ ' `Parehant; dearer Oil V. P. 11. ' Barker "I J. 41 Pe"' •on blot. Mr. Brew,ir 'said it was . tt „toed bell ;,. It: •cock,Burwell,nerehants, CAM brid r ,,efbire—Nov.lo; M.Bluadell', wa i . :_lik i. u , tk 6 . i b tie note . ; the . nian had only'got too , and ,yo. 11010 m-bridge, wholesale-dnipers—Qo. T. w, ! Allen, King's-Lynn, Norfolk. g rocer—Nor. 4, G. Kitt- %Much MK Id pen a hen_ he signed it.; the 'Weise: . hou. Ryder's-coon, Leicester-flew. baberdasher—Noe. 4; n.. 'cute* , mlghtlitiptind on it, It would be duly pald:-: - - i:•- .I)evrar, Groat Winchester street, .sserrbant—Ort..lo . P. i 11 ,a6Poway said'the sittite.---The Prosecutor asked lOW ti•wryoo,._ouogeoli Wood, Yorkshire, higler—Oct. 19, .1. Teb- -, • bu t, Nottingham, dealer—Get.' '2l, _ .1 3 • Pattie, King's-tytm, ' lfulston was l.itlitin fllftqlrewer Said - 11110i st.Oitt-''' ' • .-Dees 27 •J. Parke and P. F. Parke, Nianchester,..er. .tlemin—e man at' firepokti, Ind he . 1111011td 'tKIIN *elkultsii-Oct. 19, C. Dufreatt and .11, ,Peary, Nottingham, ha- him J , berdAters—Oct. 23, W. WoolemulSe, sea. and W. Wooliambe, to J oe s Loffee-hoeite l •wherWthey shoitl: hate It jun. Itoiberhithe,' ship-builders. • dinner and bottle of w' .—pi s t e Iti•giet. -1, 131 - • ' -2 pp,, lu:l 4v:hose, . . • I ‘ .sin etogether.- 'wea India • et. ~.1 . ____-..- . 550 .Ditto, Errsign John Hildebrand to be Lieutenant, without ' CERTIFICATES-Oe'r. 19. . • • Ihe did not like to give cash on'that billt it 11611IP purchase, vice Manners, placed on half-pay. C. Simons, Ratellire-iIIidDPIY: 40 10sener-W• P. ninwier , Way, whom he' knew 'very well 'said; 4 '1%; Cel:1 1 John Conyen, Gent. vice Hildebrand. Bridport, I)ortetshire, tw‘ioe•spineer-Pe i wilitains, ULM, ville, f or Phillipson wents it to opipiny cutninission • I 37th Ditto. bourn-chambers. Fencburch-street, mrs'clinot-w. Green, col- • • To be Lieutenants, without purchase-Ensigns P.:Towers, vlee ton-le-Nihon. lesorashire, PhOPlieePet --11 Gletelly. Li,erpool, with ;" giving him to . understand ,that:Mi; Phillip... De La Ileitrdonintye, promoted in the tiOth Foot ; John Grif. : ncrehant -W. Modell, Winclow-terrate, N sty-nuad, corn. out. 'a es the petitioning Creditor, had taken lin, vice Back, promoled in Meuron's Regiment. i dealer-1-A. 11166a11, iiiogstou, Jamaica, myrehant. . Stith Ditta.-.--; • , ' i ' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. .• : conirnissioq against him. 'l' he Prosecutdr, 'ow 6)14'. gave the money, and .11r. Brewe r . indorsed that To he Captains of Companies, without purchase -Lieutenants W. Caddiek and Co... Liverpool. isimfoundess-A. „Hinrichs . - ... , . NS Mimi) toce, vice Vi cue, killed In action ;and John Fed-of Phillr sOn lattl BreWes. • The ero and W . G. Rolfes tobacco-broken--3. Smiih and Ce. & hirers bill in. the name ~ N P .-- --...•. . •. , ~, ..1 ' die, vice 14 ilbhire, dead of his wounds:. . ...2 ;.Minories -11. Sejonoue a n d • es, Itnotstion, Kintitury, literinl, secutor kept the Bill in - his possession till it became To be Licutenints, without purchase-Ensigns Gco 7 ge avers e - t , ,„.. is - I. Gepp no d J. ( l ar k, tu m o r *. * eter i uury .. sorpos , vice.lace; L. Gardner, vice kl..iiticliin. dead of his wounds ; _..1. Flowhothain and Ca /tidos ay., Itainow. Cheshire,. silk. due. It was then presented at Peele's Co ff ee House, A. ktacdougan, vice Lawrence, killed in action;. dh;iries 'tlirowsters-J. Collins and 11. Duncan,T.ast.'nriaiteati, sue- where it was made payable; but •iviither Wm. Hut /toddy; _vice Wheatley, killed in action ; and James Allen, g,,,,, ,,.. R . i n , d ,,,,, fted T. - k 4k oke i , 9 ,,,,,,,, 60 , , Isam,,, , 1 ,,,_ a. , , wittnn amt W. sow. , sonopsea clianiheo, whreadneedie. stop, the accepter, nor Fracases Frankleuottie drowep nice' Peddie. . • • - To be Ensigns-Volunteer Patrick Bean, vice Freer Valun- ~r l, 4 . ,__G . Diu and T. w illino , w,k it gikt,,,, woo f il a p i ers _j. of the bill, were known there, not had kit orders fret A. Oliver, frow. the Sld Font, vice Gardner. ; Volunteer I . ord abd W . Hun, Wiiid-stil•et, i;lteop3lllr,Voieri-A. Ts), - for the payment of it. H e maderepeateti enquiries, Jitters lksolop , from the •511th • Foot. vice ,Macdongalt ; I" and-n• well' , Nataa g eAlm 1142(enk " W • " 6411 " wa "'"'' ' but without effect ; and his enquiries for any person iiieberd Si au, Gent-vice !toddy ; and Volunteer •---,-. Ma- w almi .i o .t e ..D a i e , Laaes i alsire, l coaton-spioaers-11.,Farcie and , . ill, w+, 'from the 44d Font, vice Allen.. ' Co . Sulfa , inerchacts-T. Goodtiarne and W. li. Cook-v. - of the name of Ilulstee, at Blackheath, 'where the Seth Ditto; Ensigns James Simpson to be Lieutenant, without Know l es and J. Sawyer, sbeillilif, tiallatanufacteMi: '• • acceptep was represeuted,in the bill asresiding, were purchase, vice Burton, promoted; and Michael Plunkett, , from tke 2d Garriton Battalion, to be Ensign without pur- equatly.unsuc.cessful, , Ile afteriverd tiPplred several chase vice Simpson. v..„- . 7 -, ,, -••114.er ..1- .- ..'tsi• -• • times to both Phillipapn , And Breset. Ile saw 4241 Ditto , Ensign L. kl• Kay to be Idantenant, vice Donald Dtrnt,tNi SErroeir-,Jfiallwinft njghtesabeat seven .. 4 • Grant s deceesed. rower, and ~ t old bun . , was sure it, Was . a.corged 1 o'clock, as the Rev. H. Elrington (son of Abe Pro. . B . F.u.ign A. L. Fraser, from the 11th Foot , . to be Ensign, vice . k• ,_ ft —i • . d . ~_ mil s tia, if it was not .paid he would takeskimekifor 11111(ay.. - . vest) was on his svay.lo.sown . ,onkottil. rest e va • the forgery . .lic told him so sere* time& . Oe as,k -49411 Ditto. Ensign Thomas Westmpp• to be Lieutenant, with- the North, he was attacked . -. near Santry by a gang„ out_puschase, "rice Day, promoted. : i ed Mr. Brewer to inform him where Frinces -- Fra' iik- Xerttel de Li-le, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Weitynpp. •.• . of • ban di t ti .:- H at was its a gig,.,and- ditcharged.apis-• .A len the drawer of the bill resided, . twit he said he Et_il Ditto Ensign Alexander John Fraser to be Lieutenant, tea-in the face of the fi rst who row/ u p to thesOPP,, mice Harvest, killed in action. • two others, howvver, „ wosialed .ki y „,, seiere t y. ,.... nc i 4 wo u ld not tell him •he meet fin 4 out. The Prose • Deorge Rohm°, Gent , to be Ensign, by purchase, vice lroo‘e, robbed' tutor then told !fir . Brewer , that 'he was satisfied it promoted. •.-: ~ ~:. l room(' him of his watch ana,fitooey.. They...thou ' ...was,a a c h omplete forgery, and he would have him 'up. Seth Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Coktnel Henry Ayala AP be I left him •. and • I. little ,aftcrwards,:aeveral country. 1 LieutenanteColonel, vice rase, dead of his wounds.• 1 PletWit Standing this, hoWever, Mf.‘Brewer refitted To be MAjors, without purchase-Captains 3. Creighton . vial I nsen, rho h a d been ;donned hy.the report of i theAre. and took him tq.a ; ' " 1 tot ell. him where Fringes Franklenitesided. , ,This Austen.; and John T. Horsley, vice- Weir, dead, of kis . arms, came up, tieiglib,pering.cotri , wa . l 4 CiVo_e! a 'month after the bill 'became *due,' it' , wounds. . 1 tage, whence he was brought to tows a little t befone,.' To ' - of Companies. Lieutenants W. Mandeville, fallen due In the Month'nf•.May.., The' Prod , Witte o'clock, There are two severe woundo.on his i da PPO Itor ti N I. ee taim vice .reighton ; hung Chnawick, vice Dais . I;y and ); Warepir, 'lee' Scott, killed in action. • . • ', To he Laeuienants Ensigns W. Veal, vice Mandeville; M. H., 'factor, vice Chitilw iek ; M i !daisy Fam., vice M , Gregor & A• lit' Pherson, vice 'Walker; dead of his 'mends 4" Williams Pitt man. vice Langley, dead of his wounds Alexander /Inward, 'lie Veverv, killed In actioa ; and E. P. Duncan, Ease, kil!ed in action. _ Ron, _ - head ; and his right arm is, shattered by afellet:near the wrist. It is. remarkablei that a permit wits, was riding behind the gig, could not be Jound etfter'titt robbery., and has not sitioebeen heard is to les hoped,. that the effect of Mr. Eirington'a shot Op the firit.:robber, particultriy.as it struck lace, *ILI, lead. to a discovery of that pryson at leaot ; And pos baps also, of theaesttf• • • • 1 Tux WILLI 41i Vit r a Oil ' Wednesday.' last, fil the sciciitifi - c bat itrOcus hYreugoment of Mt: M. Ili house, air attempt Sysie,•Made' to raiser trin William Milei West' litillavaat, frotw the .LadtAip Cumberland Basin t in which she was ill , bilgeodrya means of an imm ense - tank, capable of displacing Mint sia - or eight litiinfic& tuns of water.•••The'ishin ‘ittald,, ire have tfe•dbirlitt, sticceedid luthivirst Ake: Jejune, but the ship was so dreadftilly Crushed 1 / 1 :c tween tht walls' of the; Gemberlatid Belie. Look that` hr,feter•vais • quite altered; end some 'of hair planks' started tic which milted so• much inj (try. a tht tank, that it 'Med. We ape.happy, tareatty atittininCe, that all 'Melte di flit tittles were b It4thirtefr intymdilitted; rind that she ifsitotei • Bleeder brought Are)) , into 1 , 4 or.a-111): , • • •nI • I . Wednesday se, 9 4lo 4 l f pluei Sqns . tps, Thonut4 Chikott, were exectited.,at 4 the new itelgi. ) . if e the front Indge at„llclicstargaol, earSOVlt,to awarded .theutet, the Bridgewitec'Attiltes. 4,0 t a?,0a . . as the Chaplitial had performe i djia;tai t tdeloAhtri gpfurttutate Tp,14114 Oft shtn th e .l4,Plrt- I e. exeßatjwicr was preparing for hi! ‘? - -n ir lone - ittarl`l r seen__ ,i lately:applied al'llAr-streit, lita *a directed to apply in the city, ; aitif (Ina • fhb y Would back tine Warrant This he had accordittgli fdone..i- , ' ' • ' - do his croSs.exaniinatiOnVy MF. tb s itati, the' Prosecutor admitted; that itretiothfie tliedfiCoutttitts ot the , bill in question, fie hld got •froM Mi.Breweel a - bill far 531.* 7.1. accepted by a' .741k' Bird,* Brewer hitt)ng oathit tilt •t*o sums of Si.* and I. He ha Inul'inotlier bill 'of Bia's hem Brewer ford 301,!Wlifili he - had fetuitie itAi 'ante -be got Mei 53f.' Ifi. till; 'Betilleillie 'it striditinced 'briksi. Prosecutor iiit fhp3 -1 31V11. - bill., the Pfe*eutot! 'bad', advanced tg Measa.'llllllll3o4itlictlife*ek s'7l-1 As. I to etigliTitthedt fis4iiiivrowiiivtOr ffriPidel'aint 4 i of the.pame 'et ibMeeta. t '" VMS' Ilief Menial gleet:kil_tp: doi L li4, *lie-Coaikei.hce' ME 41flets lilt ffi4itilinttlmlltad%ton fi*en IttletA4tit3lito' z 'lnl.thls l sikublinri . ;'lins Piloiiiiilorfeit hirititilfelititiOntNOtt 1 tfil bill, of 531: 74. - :wticit Ali nety_o' .4l4 ritil*O o 1 h Ai to 'inclaitiliiik 'him*OritWid PriOititakfiittl fiht t . neglect` of 14fessre 'llbil!frist:inni -3 17ttala l byl °laid, is suCb, had "lodkte it"itftle'tlif Oklqf l / 4 4 .igii gether with a sum advanced by himself fir ra! npihe difibiace:' H e lila' Aletilecel Ire ,- Vhlle bad bebn meetings bet i weetilittaself and 1111110eraltedt t'l► ir. iicoutilf4 lint deniktP.tfiat on 014710, 0 04 ill; DM beCkine 'due; thbse atecnintr billltb s een imitbit4 : eip • nett% desired to take 'aril Of liVniself,46 4,144; i lib Wittafd,Ottt"sWeir thatltiiret 'freddncit" beeitAitint& tootke a Settlement,. afteffheibill'iniebislioislibi ' attire On' go:. evol d not stip; lif tharbill'Fbriiied talliti irtitia settled iticount; ( *A ptjaeliehdik'hitti l wlei Willi OW-Wilting, bat' It *as about dol6lT4lgieliz.-; Tliittittis 14 tifiititOondt ineittiotf Aide' MI 'inth: of 'OA - . 61 t 6 hii eridft;' We Inivlng teitt.iiikisieulill'iihen i Ilii' 'ltd. the fall In . tpiSkitibn.` Tbire -vas •aite* ED Id teak lii'th'e idenunt ,te, hatithei - bill %VIM ItAt'of Mat :latt firbic 1 old l M i.- Dieweilihit 'Would te inuf'plepaii 101%-blitaleifikelia,hiiite4 twouto,fivioni uk T tlie . fingery.. , ...: .• . i - 411 t). f ernriCjiew Pealed IdAss Vllhtiy filter— pt.iini.'w th le.hat'litit ;reach &chirp tad 11eAllisti 11 1 6114;*aitterr the evideited' 1161 obron. air 414 4 1111 4 1. Brewer had shown by his conduit fol..iaitifgnAtlkt that he was not, to be intimidated by the threat of having sink a charge ealdbited against his. some out a died w • ith- - r , p a• ~~~Y~iiL -`iil+iia'' JAlttp (Sir _ __ERN _ , pt, 'dent s aaw proWttor4 him, at ail going tO'cri. 'initiate Mr. Breiiii; lON itiodeet ) even according t o th e statement of the ':Prolecetot,- rather evinced a, j cdheeleuiness of Woodcut!, he toolt.tborefore be die. tnagilikl• • . F- ue tr t ulti.,.,44Ftmca ear s that being the Worthy Al. s'a o pinion , e could not press the . case'far. th i T t e . , ! . I. • . ' 4 .. .. Mt. he w er was 'attordingly dischailibli.r- . ' Au application was then made to 4b Altierawe, for a warrant against Mr. Colville, a true bil l, hat. ing been found against him ) fors conspiracy, a long 'witit asrson, named Smith, to obtain goods under fa :p ~ , , . t The ii)enceS. piteition; 'however, being deemed egiiiiiii' tuk, . etas neTinsilthal upon. • • 'I t. ' litaisiost-woitim-allaswilav Titomas.Be,t, a sunachent me ,qtrotabenett looking young fellow, apprentice to it - butcher. In Newgate-market; *an brought before the Loan ht.frtdii, tinder the ebargistf, baiting been , in the Infamous paactice of lifting - up the petticoats and• clothes of females, pulling Ilthm oier their heads, and holdilik - then! thus manacled to (irk& view. Tao deg* plittLasodest looking women, of far different aces, came forward, and proved hts having so treated them respectively. His lordship ordtmed the women to, be bound over to pt,oso riateand committed the young offender for trial at the Seam% assafing him lie should be weli.puoisbed. 1 , Jlif'. /.1. ,') , - . • ! riCUPIMITCAVE ?tl KNOMIA4 ~ • .1 . TIiiii..II4I4QU4.TIIOtTIJ I O,AIAILE. • * . •., • 7 - r. 460 ""t-s . We, u‘derstand this celebrated and matchless mire, hks for years been the ithuiration of the sport pagii.attd, is now the property of 1. C. Daniel, .Esq. of Mile I.'bst, who rides her eo.e.hackney,..- . 3.Ms foincnukinare, which is epderfolsiteetrhands 8 4 , ba#04.4 ., ,hied in. May, 1 7 5 1 h. 4 0 1 01"80 . ** • tile late Sir Jacob 'toe& em fo'r` the.COun(y. Hei: don irill hitt bra owe by 'Othello, istiotroteed - On the 114 h ef-Alsrih 17111;,setentecn miles Within the hour,'-singthitifilighgate road ; was then the property of .Charles Herbert, Esq. and afterwards purchased by the latcPuke of Leed..,. for 1800guitteas. Ai Phenomena's very. extrittirdii*ri protiellties are not generally known, except to the - swirling I world, it may not be unacceptable to our Iteadeol, Ito be informed of some of her .most wonderful-per.. formances. . .!) _al .11 Independent of several feats, in which slit • •1 been sliccessful l she was matched in Junei. (then 12 years old), by Mr. Robson, to trot l 7 miles within One hour on the Huntingdon road, and which she performed with ease in 56 minutes, an act unheard of in the annals. of sporting history. — The performance was doubted by some, and very large bets were offered that she did not • perform the same distance in the same time, viz. fifty-sia mi nutes. Mr. Robson accepted the challettike, and in July following, within one month, she trotted again the 17 miles a few seconds .under 53 minutes, which is unparalleled in the ;sporting intelligence. She was afterwards matcbed,.(or 1909 guineas to trot nineteen miles amid boar, a half within - die but to which her ... opponent!' paid forfeit.' 'Obsirr p,. this was in conse. quincel'Of its being provett'br several stop-watches, ttiti . ddrhtg this last match she did four miles under delve minutes,i whiclealarmed the sporting Gentle-. kehO, one and all .declored she literally flew, and :it ere of opinion could trpt 20 milFi in the hoer, and observed tberigkald havg bathing' more to do 11th her.' ' ' c• beisetifistend valuable creature was 23 years.old (fib: 141811), she trotted nine milts in 2S minutes ROAN peends o , an4„,l9ithin the, t mouths, wbilst,ln" llJr. . Buswe)l:sanspeasion, she yea,. f:qur. extgrordinar . vnataesln oAe dliy. , 1 - fiii If i t'tig bra been ' iregikt, Ali a .flt *milt Oa! obeli °tiler' oil - 1414y dwnetry scarcely to !be equalled-in any .lasiimat of her species,L:anii , altiou‘babe is. in lier.l6th s year, and liar ing.perforawl i slo,„)forcutean tA4114, e ;h . . on,AlF,legt ; :eV', credit ja I d a p tp her possessor for pith% . ber • • into much high ! dondition, when ft is wekkni‘vna few m6ttibs since, inert skeletOnt4 14 . 4 • ; *. . 1 4/t:' , Redway, of .iiliembAities, lately) observed two men in waggvmerst frocks; passing along the 'Atka of that town, awl Aheir appearance. excited seepicion. lie -immediately ,thllowed •an4,overtooet deacon the road for .stragfprti, and ba l tiag aszer. toildd theobt*ila forelgasrs,,,by. their voices; he ap. preltentlei therric.after Mtnotlifficalty,, and brought allent—lordititO Liirthitighsm, who* they tortiod,out to beabe /tench Lleutvsait,.oantite,,ophe 7th. Okas• seurs, and Biche, servant to a French Navy Odicer, 00 had braltou tjleir_piralea at Whitechurch, in Shorpshire -) France. 02.1.4i!em it trsios - _ a ll.ru 1,1 an ...... 'T Obe Eusigrn--Andrew'Clitrk Roil, Gent. vice Vent 4 ;--- / • Robiosofi, (1, at. • vied Doctor ; Abraham Ford Kayos vice 1 fosse; ,John •Fritack Gray Mackin, Gcut. vice hlacpber.,/ . . , f. 1 1%. 1 ." ,, • t • "62d Regiment of Pont. Tbliedeistesantm without purchase—Luigi John O'Grady' / , twice, Porter, promoted Wale Olst Foot ; and Ensign M. / i i 1 Colelough, vice Meehan, promoted in . the Royal African , Paps. 1 il2d 'Dem i Liroteamst ' Juba ~11(iff.ag,ift fie Captain of a Caw. A peon vice Couche f rleceseed.._ . . . . To be ILAeutenaols=Entrign -Gestri9lt tibial", 'vice Webte4 4 killed/hi actiots; aint Emma E. 31'...11.01Kte, vice Alotitoy f '^ 1 1 Tolle Lotigns—Voluntger Maurice, O'Coartell, from the 7thk, Foot, vice (g ulden; and ' George Mackay, Gent. vice ltioT, ' "/ gate. . :. A 82teDititio Ensign R. phantom, by. parcimievelOtt Belpilits I i who retires. , • ._. Sidi Ditto, Engirt, WiAlitri ' Watidn to be litotes's'', ekti i, i . Viitors Caolpbell f killed lit action. 4a. West lodia Cogimept, EnSixii Robert WWre t , to be I••ieute- .2.ant, without purchase, vice'Rimmer.iihd resigns. C ,arles Ilaylv, Gent. to be Ensio, vice Ware. • l'• ~ 1 liozpital-As•4stant 'Thomas Walker, kt.-Isli °Awiltesilkiiill . 1 8 • 44 ,,, c ,, (f al b a, in , nppoiNed to rite 15th Foot. • tit Dino Capiam David Jolly ," from trierk Alibi initintiof .* !Volunteer., lir "imt Major, wilirout_yetreitesoi w Browne,' • dis.nisseel.... .1 ,- . b :., , - / , ' - % 1 'let Ceylon •Regimept,, l George J . ohp‘my.' Cent. to be. Second ileittennitt,/ without .purchase, :we illornsby, appointed to the York Light.ldlitsfiry Voluntarist oillierrt,,en unin i iinn; +Ants —,.. ;Tuenbull, from the Royal , • York Rangers, to be.F.tv,igo, *c Plunkett, appointed to the 11/iii loot. - . ././ • 4111 Ditto,' Richard Gethint crib Cuote, Gent, to be Easiga, • vice Hayes. who rt'si4e l di u w- . titb, Royal Veleta/in ila oo,' C ap t a in A . Sutherland, feobi , "ihe lith root, to be 'Captillis Of a Company, vice bamboo; alenenerd. • 1 1 fontiy..rk Ronge,9„4llirge Ormond, Gent to be Ensign,ivi4 '' 1 tort porchase, vice .1111risbull, appointed to the 2d (Jettison . • 'llaisalion. - . tool t' rtl• 1 ' . . . ' R.nytirlitifiity roLume. • .7 ' if[ligne , SUrren to the o ittbePtcheriug to be Assistant. i ) I . 'liurson, vice Robot* die .--• • • • y 0... . lIDSPITAt '. Arr. 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PA ' * 161.- '! . . inc . ., . .. ~j* 1111 ~ ;'.-1 .* • John , apt! not Charkii, as staled in the Gazettes 0r l 3. C l ' sequence lei thw•p es s a ssaw• , •fi rs a 1 e it l , ~ ..., -: ~ .. ead lith gept.lBl4.• • • • • and Drat,aetintviagr.beedbledetood fbi. UN, -' '': ky ap i 4= T Auiiied - tbigt aismiii_uLsi r . ' t Oiltsit ali•itillik bli'Clieiit. l4 ripii r - ''''* l '.• . ' imiu Tui l i in the q't i C tte °f the " st • in tl retie •' t /IP " .44111114 ' wit. "'" harditi w " C°W * 46lllll4. " iii4ilact *Oh 'teach ton the bill Was : ' ,i • .#• , 116 r Arthur . Palme r. Esq. lute: . 'lda Mo i letyl or swir l b een i ne tee n d i s the .. erightet v a r aist .iiikaliqffirja, , .A ki ss s I - f 11 ~ 1.411 W, to be',his Cotomwskitter The the 'ter 4 TT' th e p romoter, . . .. . 1 , , ~,... ho ,, ,t ,.. ) ,,,, io, t 0 ;; 1 g r.', vas" lariorea aosidnlFAl thaaaajg &blade. ~ L ie : o rg an s : ne r n ) d eh A to ri ta b , ur . pon . pr . , i . ep • . erien . toi • t i,,,r . il i et ib:rsh is mi t o e if s.... :. He the i • , butted 44; natwie sten — , lip ., 10101 ' e e nit to me co: f nec us t tr , .. Br ew er wit h ,a ne wa per e i , Commissioner' fur the 1 eltef of I Ivent , . 1.. i 1., . ... r _rower to be, :thatheiladrs . ,tai ad pumas . .. Iraq a 4kosgitv.ta4eorticibirthe alai cepter.oflKkiri,, A whose tAthteriptiora was itated ehier- —.....-• ,IP ' to •I S • '..,1 4 .i - o ' gator," Mr. 'Colville - to hay...been attic c a tl . no( hien' ro r dateAff. h e , ... : . . Croevit o:lies 4/0,18. , •t • tr. to he pesszv e being a fdrgery. The Blhititil oi rst et ri lege drift ; . had it •• aii ii t uh- i ii i iil l . out that he . igad iniii.de th e MEMBER B.ETURNEI) tOiERVT. IN 111 . 1 S ~._ as Sam. . 1 ARLIAMENT. , - upon and . cc/peed. by a *p o w % • : i tg i both hi the address an . • • Mr. Hamann contended, that the burden-of pro. !iteration bitaltitt ": •.-). :. , •• 11 ,... 1 "' m a i :: Coo to tra the lat eu tne' .: a f y P o i;r4h ot r— rbee tabo E „ flee . ie rf he e f ro mo un bt e T tar hi . rieory loiridb 4 . din ecil d ja t t te n na o m f th,iteeepter. ' during his ley lea Mr. Brewer, who had passed the 6nd becraln liellr4i fte . r th er ilimbs in i c l : ' - ' O , • vase Tempest, Bart. decent* •.1,. - •.. • 111th:tinily thkaddition•eitlis•letteri tae assert lo : bi ll. -... iii ... \ Hoskins. . ' , • -- "Ilow.s : .-,: 1 • ..,-,. . . .:. 7 . . . prOdaroo ° SSA An atteradoi: -, Tho acceptance had-fl Th e W ert h, Abi ersaaa (si r 's. E Amaa ) a t nre 1 " 5 9. V i Ce • . . HANK itU PTCY " L Ate(3l l ). ..iii . “StrkelL2. % '. nrititailitt Nadi la latarle: Ink- 'and the mem. had !../...-. ."-- ...- ...." 1 2. 1 11:21.^.ie la ..... ^ 6 ..11 ./.1..... A_ r _ .. who - Mid brficpu qleir_ p.MeA st WAitaCAUrcu, lit Shorpshity," with atkAntept to eicapeAtgrilpte. • :tfts ,:n,,atTnat" irgliwairsmit i. Oa Maaavat e tiblikkai" Liacoinghtre, Nee' H." 346 , Arywasal4 /V I I?. • 4 1 I lOU ma eta .11,1, 4.: • dittalp4-f4 •, , a. Pit alaaboarn, SassezZixne nef. a r• se ' Eaat ee trd n. .lif t trt .o i r n ti lrkt Hector n; to M: k r. 4filettli a ! AIWA' Jel dna, • LUN DUN I Primed and Publithtd by 1). Ler Ria ai i>rr,tsnur wens; Si, Firet-st.-tet,