The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-09 00:00:00

l' hail TOR LONDON GdZETTE, Jvzr 7. imwrOy ruoitinoNs. PFlrro/Pm, Only 7. 71b &Vont of The... Gumle, 3. Fwncett, Gest. to be Cor set, ithoot purchase. 3d Regoneut of Dragons. Ident.-Colonel lord C. Manners, fres the Light Dragmsns, to be Lieut.-Colow4, vire Mun dy, apiatimed to the id Foot. 12th Regleent of Light Dragoons, C. Frost, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, tire Penfold, protnoted. 18th .Ditto, Cornet D. T. urtiv , from the l'lth Lied Den rzt., ao:11e Cornet, vice I.F.Arcey, promoted in the 4701 4;14 ttitto, LI-at:Col. Lord R. Manners, from die 24 Font, to he Lieut.-Colonel, vice lord C. Manners, appointed to the 3el Dragoons. - ad Regiment of Foot, Col (3. B. Mundy, from the3rl Drigroms, to 4e leieut.4 &noel, vice Lord C. MannersoPPointed to the rid Light Dragoons. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant It. E. Bmeighton, from the 9th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Still, who re tires. lith Ditto, Limit J. alaepberson to he Captain of a Company, without purelvase. vice Hamilton, promoted. Ensign R. Wid. lace to be Lieutenant, .icse Msntierson. 7th Ditto, Capt. M. Ford, from the 70th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice larawater, who exchange , s. Bth Ditto, Capt.W. H. Davis , the 47th Coot, to be Captain of a Company. vice Sall, o ho exchanges. 4311 Ditto..` I.:valance, Gent. to b.- Second Lieutenant. by per. chase, site }lolmel, promoted. Hospital-)tate T. Smith to he Assi-taut-Surgeon, v ice Barr, promoted. 76th Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant M. Pointon to have the rank of Lieutenant. 27th Ditto, Lieut. J. Ovens, front the Fermanagh Militia, to be Reign, without purchase. 31th Ditto, Ensign J. Shaw to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Gregory, promoted in the 59th loot • Lieute nant T. L. Whittaker, from the ; ant York Militia, and Ensign J. Norman, from ditto, to be Ensigns, without par-' chase. 49d Ditto, Lieut. It. Barham ' from the East Suffolk Militia, to he Eosiga, without p-rchase. 47th Ditto, Capt. %V. Sall, from the Rth Foot, to be Captain of a (fern pony, vice Davis. w t,e. redraws. 50th Dinah Lieut. A. Brown, from the .d Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Janney% st no exchanges. 58th Dittos, C. A. Nl' Donald, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase,! vice Crease, promoted. 61st Ditto, Losi rat A. Connell, to hr Adjutant. vied Drewe. Oro 'voted is the iad Foot. Gentleman Cadet W, Cartwright, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without pur chase. 89th [Sato, Ensign L. G. lion to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Coppinger, who retires. 70th Ditto, Capt. A. C. Drawater, from the 7th Fnot, to be Capella oft Compaov, vice Ford, who esebanges. 73d Ditto. Hospital-date J. Riad, to be Atalstant-Surgeon, vice Llinare, appointed to the sth Dragoon Guards. 75th o itto, /ensign J. Chisholm to be Lieutenant. without pur chase, vice *Gregor, promoted. J. Smith, (seat. to be Es. sign, vice Chisholm. • 79th Ditto, Cat t.. 1. t ampbell, from the 91st Toot, to be Cape lain oft* Cotnipany, vice SPGreirldr, who exchanges. 81st Ditto, Capt. R. C. Lang to be Ntajor, by purchase, vice Andrews. who retires. Lieut. G. ( ) earwig to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Lang. 85d Dittu,lieut. S. Marken, from the Meath Militia, to be En sign. without purchase. 85th Ditto, Capt. G. Brown, from the 3d Cardin Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Nash, deceased. 87th Ditto, Lieut. E. itzgreild to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Mackay, placed upon halfeamy. 91rt Ditto. Capt. If. MsGregor. from the 79th Foot, to be Cap tam of a Company, vi-e Campbell, who excliaaams. 101st Ditto, Unagn R. M. Hamilton, from the loth Toot, to be Lieutenant, t.y purchase. let t e) Inn Regiment, Limit. R. Frederick, from the 43d Foot, be Cap :tin of a Compan,without purcbase., vice Barry, pro. mated in the Bambini Regiment. 3d Garrisou )LottAion, Lieut. T. Fraser, from the 6 , 6 Fol., to be Ca• taro of a Cisinuany, vice Brown, appointed to the ti.'ith Foot ; ad Li nt. aauneey, from the 50th Foot, to be Lieutearint, vice Brown, who exchange's. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, Losiga it. Al‘Mountsey to be Quarter-Master, vice Al-sander, deceased. fah Diet.', Ensign M. Ken in to be Quarter-Master, vice Mor ton, p laced tit. the Retired List. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant R. Ms Alpin from the 12th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Roy, placed on the Retired 1 List. Royal Star Corps. To he Lieutenants, walkout purchase, Tn'ign Edward Boyd. Einiau James Horton. 'l' it King's German Legion. 2d battalion of light Infantry. To be Fesigas. A. Roell, Gent. vice Egmont, p: gloated. J. Telleke, Gent. vice Biederninno, promoted. 4th rat:alma of the I.ine, Payola er-Serjeant William !Anis de is Carom-, from the 3d Light Dragoons, to be Ensign, vier tir..ette, promoted. 7th unto, '..at•ign F. Leopold, from the Duke of Brunswick Oels' Lea lotautrv, to be Ensign, vice Point. promoted. Garr am Company. aerjrant Romano, from the Ist Maio Batt tlion, to be Ensign, vice Berne, appointed to the btu tam& of the Line. The Duke ofYork's ('reek Light Infantry Regiment. B. Weinura, Gent. to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank. Bourbon Regiment. Ensign Thomas Gordon, from the 25th Foot, to be Lieutenaat, without purchase. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital-Matra for General Service, Hugh Mulholland, Gent, vice Bolton, promoted. • John &chord-on, Gent. vice Smith, promoted. Viarrant Hos, ital-Mate Colin Meseta right. Warrapt Hospital-. Mate flumes Lewis. al ENO:: AN DU M. The followirig A ppoinanents, :ts stated in ibe Gazettes of the With June, 1811, and 13th tilt, have not taken place, viz. J. Henderson, Gen . to be Ensign in the 3d Foot. Yowler Price, Gent to be ditto in the 18th , ditto. The u nder-mentioned Officers are superseded, Quarter-Ma-ter Murray, of the Loh lo u t. Etoign R. Gismo of the 71st Foot. Lieutenant ant Adjutant Jeffrce, of the 6th West-In dia Regiment. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 13th ult. Tor James Ogilvie. Gent. and W Minna Ciauntlett, Gent, to be & pu t. / lowa od-rermsoireerir . ..Cr( or rat, Read 4 ..iiient-ronintilturi..l-Geu, rut James Ogilvie and Wm. Gauntlet( 10 be Deputy Consuuoatits-ticries.ut :u th• Forces. Coanuissiens signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of i I lauds. North Mans Regiment of Militia. Frederick Coventry, Lsq. to be Captain. Dated Jaw 18, 1212. South East Hants Regiment of Local Militia, 'William 1 llamas, Gent. to be ..tur=n. . John Joyce, tient to he ditto. Commlgtions in the Weo(era Regiment of nom Militia, signed by the Lord Lieuton.int of the County of Eases. William ,1(1.i ir 11.1)ougali, -Gi la. to be Lieutenant, vice Foa ker. Dated May n, • 212. Adjutant Criuteis be Captain, by Brevet. Dated Ale%) 20. 161/. Commis,:ion in the Ist or West Norfolk Regiment of Militia, signed Iry the Lord Lieuteuant of the Cour.:y of Norfolk. Joseph Heigliton, (lent to he Emiga. Dated .lone ;=, 1212: Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of [Jolty. Derbyshire Regimeot of Militia. Thomas Briggs, tient. to be Lieutenant. Dated Jane 1% 1812. Chatsworth Regiment of Loral Militia. I.aauel Bark. r, tient. to he Longo. Dated Jame 24, 1812. L'elper Regiment of Lace.' Militia. Enslrn Samuel Harvey to be Lieutenant. Dated May 27, • pig. Wiliam Harrisoo, Gent.. abe F.asign. paled as above. 01fire •f Orf lnane'', Jul!) 1, ISIS. Royal Regiment of Artillery. &road Lieutenant Atexauder Ramsay to be Fint Lieutenant, vice 'lawman& resignrd Dated June 15, 1812. Corps of Royal Engineers, Second Captain G. J. Harding to be Captain, vice Squire, de. ce.sed. First Lieutenant J. N. Wells to be Second Captain, vice Hard ing. DIVIDENDS. .14y I. J. Howes, &rood, Kent, gardeser—Ast ID, M. Parker. Ripos,shopkeeper—Jaly V), G. Cronies, Illaaebrater, sibrenonitk—July 03, T. Woodward and T. Relton, Stratford, dyers—August 1, J. Brickwond, sea. J. Briekwood, jute. J. Rainier, W. Morgan, and J. Starkey, Lotabard-street, backers —July ad, J. Wylie, Gepthill-court, sesebsoi—Jely 28, ,~: • , • • , , • TII E , sEs34 lAN a zz. ::: ................. - . sh or t. St. ratharine's-lane, victualkr-J sly ti, J. S. Gill, Great • • . LAIV INTELLIGENCE. Pretrisi-street, upholsterer-July 48, V.. S;oaw, Long-acre. • --..m.-- ehee.emonger-J tar 90, J. P. - Scott, Newcastle -towns -Tyne, grocer-July A O r . Coach , A 'lsamu; haildc WIS r-Augint 1,1) COURT OF KI 1111!4C11. I. WaliwlsDa'r, Joel 8. .ekensteitt, College-hill,. merchant--.4.1v 9(l,'J. Bolt, Purism, ' COOPER V. TOLLZY.' I fitr2intv,",,,,,,arTliuuttyl,(2l,33ijoototi-171.1"ip„'_11:ely.P4814,ILI12'retsa840,.:;ntit.g.. . This was an action otdefamation, .brought by Mr. • smith;Anstia Mara iheveloams-August 1, W. filow, Hertford, Albion Cooper, a tallow-chandler, against a sad tanner- 4 °llig 5 ' ' l - 81 " 1 ". N''wl l67 . Isle of wigkl. ll Krc'er dler who had lately become a bankrupt, and the -Au nil 4, J. Haworth...ran Kinp Null, 011, merchant- July Ir. T. Clarke , Limier, drip. r-July 2S, f. Thomas, cm. parties both resident Richmond. T h e words were moonlit-street. = Telma; _Anxotst 10, P. Chandler, Stott upland, prosod to have been uttered between .11 and 12 o'clock sol Tot k, ento-merchant - July SI, C. Moon, Southsaipton,drag- in the morning, as the ..og-ji l ly , V, W. ue B. Jackson, hatkeld - Peverel , kasex, Wu- ... parties were coming down • teeper. ttochmord-hill, the DAndatit being fresh wi th H- I CERTIFICATES--Jote2/4. E. Nixon, klanehester, metehaat-T. noon. J. r. Illoolbaom , {quo.-. There seemed to be no provocatioia for the P. . en on, . it I E t and T.A.Ktionlock,Ne . Be „d, treet ,,, ne h atus ! abuse, .and the Plaintiff's only anxiety was to get -if, n g h t m, Crowwostreet, Finsbury-motive, fringe-maker- • into lois house as quickly , as possible. Part of the it. Leigh and I). Armstrnag, Liverpool, merchants-W. Stork, words were of the most disgusting and Unnat u ral de ' Warwick-street, Chariug-cross, tailor-A. Young, Si. Sw ithin's lane, insarance.broker-J. Hargis', sea. Usbridge, stone-mama nevi ption, I but the latter half of them called the Plain -J. Roper, Norwich, woollen -draper--J.Clemence, Northam- tiff a rascal and a thief, and accused him of ha ving herland-street. Mary-It-400e, a l ster__W. B arnett , wh et . robbed his father of 501. The Plaintiff told the ' stone, dealer-J. Cron tber, M . . victualler-I. Webb, 1 D..feoidant he must be either mad or a fool. There ; Sbeeraew, slopsellei. i PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED • did not appear to be any ground for this accusation ; 1.. Breyer and J. Smith, Size-yard, WhitechApel-road, sugar- i but the more offensive one to which we have before ' redoes-W. Boorwash and R. Sibley, Ilarthalomew-close, sil eteittis-B. Ln„gd„ & ,J . hoe d & m 3 Morton, A. u, J. ' all u ded , was re peated so often, that Lord ELLEN'. ~, Mann, P. Marsden, and A. Bill, (lanher, Yorkshire' ' colliers.- ! nOitoLcit held it of a serious nature, and put it to A. Austin and E. Savage, BriStiteinst° ne " at ' inen ' hants-G • the Jury to give the Plaintiff such reasonable de i W. Clarke and W. R. Jones, Potter's-Seld", Southwark-R. i 1 Acton and J. Dewhoorst, Wigan, Lancashire, cotton-manofAc- I ma es as might protect people against such slander, tarers-J. Wilk in:oon and J. Bison, Astoa, Vorksbire, nervous !, even though uttered by a bankrupt and a drunk rd nw —. A nd . Thornton, Tash-strect. Gm 'S lon-line , pipe-ma-0 Th e J ury f oun d a ver di ct f or the Plaintiff—Da • keys-G. and A. Poitisamid and P. Sa lomon, Leman-street, Goodnouis-fields. merchants tap far as regards the said (1. Gold- mages 101. druid)-$. and J. Watts, reotill,Somersetshire attornies-T. C. . SAmE 0. SAW& . Nicholson. Barfield Si. Martin, Wiltshire. a mid J. C. Damen, In the action of assault arising out of the same Stoney Littleton, Somersetshire, ,cloth-dressers -S. Watts, jnn. J.Witts, andT. Marsh.Yeevil, Some-swishier, hankers-M. 111 ; occasion, the 9 0 , ...-LIcITORGENEttAL, for the Plaintiff, and M.Sooby,tiaisoLonsaakLineoiashire,toirofaetor s- JA ilb ; in consideration of the last verdict, and of what fell i ' Stroud, canocestershire. and J. Mills. how ich. suaphollem-H. , I Ridermsd F. Street, Ikasis-coart, St. Martio's-le-Graad, My- i from Lord ELLEmponounor as to the harassment of+ ' venders • -J. Carter and B. Howell, Fenchurm b-strcet, liquor- two actions , agreed to withdraw a Juror. mer chants- S. Blake and E. Horne Suatimmpton-street, Co- I , vent-garden, dealers in lace-T. Protidfoot, H. Brodie, nod T. ' Paterson, Liverpool, linen-drapers (so far as regards the r.tid T. Proudfuot)-W. J. tioberts and W. Hoene, letter-Wine ‘ coack. 1 masters-- W. Hamby and ./.. Haynes, Feocharch-street,chensitts -J. Waddingtuu and I). Salmon, Croydon, leather-cutters. ' OLD BAILEY, JULY 8. Wm. Clayton, a notorious pickpocket, was in. dieted for stealing privily, from the person of Best, a watch and apperelages, on the 4th of June. —lt appeared in evidence, that the Prisoner was lurking about Millbank at the time the Mail Coach& Pr.altorzu, JULY 6.—This place was thrown , were starting, in their usual form, on the day stated into a state of consternation this morning, occa- in the indictment. Ili was seen also to draw the sioned by as melancholy a catastrophe as almost watch from the pocket of the Prosecutor, and on stands on record ) the particulars of which are being noticed, he dropped it, and covered it with his as follow :—Mr. John Ilyne, a most respect- foot. These facts having bee: , proved, the Prisoner able corn-factor, while sitting at breakfast this'' was found Guilty. The Judge addressed the Pri morning, between eight and nine o'clock, with sober, and informed him, that his companions would his . wife and two children, the one between two and lose a very active member, as he would not be per three years old, the other an infant, formed the - mitted ever to see this county-, again. The Prisoner, horrid resolution of destroying himself and fa- after retiring from the observed, " That's mily, by first shooting his wife with a pistol, twee civil!" the ball having passed through her left breast, • James Smith was indicted for stealing a quantity and lodged near the shoulder bone, which .of handkerchiefs, the property of a tradesman en was afterwards extracted, and she lingered a few i Ludgate-hill. Mr. ALLEY stated, that he was elm hours and expired. Immediately after shooting his bled to prove the Prisoner having purchased two silk. wife, he shot one of the children dead ; and is said handkerchiefs on the morning the others were missed, then to have killed the other by cutting its throat and that those stolen handkerchiefs were afterwards with a razor. Ile next attempted his own life by the sold in Holborn by a person of the name of King. same means; but not having cut his throat efec. • The Learned Counsel observed, that ;.e had not tually, he shot himself through the heart with strength of evidence to convict the Prisoner, and he a pistol ball, and immediately expired.—No cause was consequently Acquitted. has been assigned for the committal of this most tea- The Sessions ended, and sentences were passed. gical act. The character and general conduct of the On Bowler's name being called, he answered in the infatuated man were most exemplary, and he en. usual manner, uninstructed; and on being asked, jeyed the most perfect domestic happiness with why judgment of death should not be passed upon his truly amiable wife and children, to whom him ? he observed, ' 6 Why, my Lord, we got to he was at all times most remarkably kind mid Wen- Uxbridge, it was all under water, and so we hired a tire. On Saturday and yesterday be complained of post-chaise and came home again." pain in the head ; but neve% had shewn the least sympton.s whatever of insanity. lle wrote a most affectionate letter yesterday to his mother, stating his determination of committing the act, which let. i.ter be sent by his servant this [morning, just before the fatal deed. SHOCKING AND AFFLICTING (LIT.'S TROPIIE. Wiare desirous to correct some parts of the state ment, which appeared in our Paper of yesterday, respecting the seizure of a quantity of Heckle Steel. We are authorized to say, that the packages in ques tion contained only British manufactured steel ac cording to the entry; and that none of them. were marked or indorsed 64 Tin." Neither was Mr. For rester apprehended by Adkins, as he went volunta rily to the Office, on hearing ,that the business had been carried there by the Searchers, to give such ex planation on the subject as might be required of him. The articles in question, we understand, can only be exported in virtue of an Order in Council, of which Mr. F. was not aware; and his informality, in this respect, has given rise to the proceedings which we have noticed. (ANOTOIR ACCOCNT. The flimile consisted of %tr. and Mrs. llyne, and two chil dren ewe of the titer about three yeas of age, the other only a fin; months old, and two servants. Mr. Byer, early this morning, wrote a letter to his mother, who resides in Ply wood'. taking an affectionate leave of her, and dispatched one of the servants with it; itmnediately after her departnre, be is mid to have taken ant pistols, *bleb he had prepared and•pre vionsly loaded for the purpose, with one of *hitt he first shot Mrs. Dyne through the breast, who was then sitting with her children at breakfast, aod, with other pistols, blew out the brain , of the Infants; be then with a razor attempted to cut his own throat, but that not proving effectual, he put an instant period to his existence, by shooting himself through the heart. It is stated, that the contents of the letter written to his mother, develoeed the dreadful deed be bad in contemplation, and which was tarried into execution before the latter could possibly receive it. The ;sorties were young f and had been married only about four years dun all which time they had lived in the most perfect har m ony. Me two infants and the unfortunate fa -1 !her died imtandy, and, we undershot& Mrs. Ilyne is also dead. (ANOTIM seroutse.) This morning, about nine o'clock, tne inhabitants of Ply mouth were thrown into indescribable terror. Mr. Ilyne, do r , merchant, of Old Town, Plymouth. %bile sitting at breakfast with his wife and two children, soddenly seized one of s.:iens,. and rut its throat; he then seized the other, and on the inter. fecence of his agonized wife, be fired a pistol at her, when she fell, and he completely severed the windpipe of the second child. Ile finished the horrible business by blowing his own 1 brains oat with a secood pistol. The consternatioe of the neigh -1 bouts on rushing into the scene of blood, may be easily coo relent. Mrs. llyne was found living; a bull had entered bee shoulder, and she had been 'twined for the moment by the re port of the pistol, which was held very chime, and which only missed its intended effect by the agitation of Nir. dyne. The unfortunate and wretched perpetrator of this decd was about II years of age, bad always borne a snow character, and was cornidered to be a man posseisiag property. lie had transacted business on the Saturday preceding; was seen walking on the Nov, at Istswooth. na the Illabhateh eveolug, witlehis fluidly. apparently a happy groupei and hod promised to meet several tradesmen at Plymouth-dock on Monday morning. JOLT 7.—lt was erroneously stated in my lost, that bln. Ilyae had expired after lingering some hours, in enoweuenee of being shot by her husband. It now appears, that she still survives, ; and there are some small hopes of her recovery. The Coroner's tannest was taken this morning on 'he bodies of Mr. Ilyne, and his leo children; but the Aware of the verdict gives by the Jury is not yet known. 1 As a boy, sheet seven years of age, the son of Mr. Watts, glalier and painter, of this town, was weather last evening 1 across the beams of the upper story of a new building previous 1 to the Mooring being competed, be fell through and dreadfully ; fraelered his skull, and broke a leg. He -till survives, bat mot i the least hopes are entertained of his recovery. 1 ' The Gazette of Tuesday contains the appointment of a Keeper of the Register of Hornings in Scotland : a similar office iu England would require many Keepers. Tuesday morning the servant of Mr. Welley, a 'respectable baker, in Whitechapel, on coming down stairs to attend his morning business, found his mas ter lying in a state of insensibility at the bottom of the stairs. He immediately alarmed the family, and a medical man was sent for, but although some signs of animation at one time previous to his arrival were discoverable, yet the spark of life was too far extinct for any efforts of his to recal It. Mr. Welley was subject to fits, and it is supposed he was seized with one as be was proceeding up stairs to bed. Au action was tried in the Court of Exchequer, ' Dublin, on Friday, brought by Major Bryan, one -of the Catholic Delegates, ajainst Mr. Warren, one of the Proprietors of The Ifibernian Journal, for a libel, iu attempting to establish a kind of analogy I between the names and dispositions of the Plaintiff and Jemmy O'Brien, a notorious informer and mur derer. Witnesses were called on the part of the D.:- i fendant, to prove that he had repeatedly given ' directions to prevent scurrilous paragraphs from being inserted in the paper—one of whom, as statc.l jin The Freeman's Journal, acknowledged, on his I cross-examination, that Counsellor Fitzsimmons.oh flatted a place under the revenue for •his.writings in Tlw Hibernian Journal, worth five or sir hundred a year; that Mr. Warren, the joint Proprietor, and the Defendant in this case, got a place o,( eight hun dred a year, because he was •Proprieto4 and that mats obtained from Government 10001. a year for. abusing thesouotcy, the Catholics, lad anyznen of principle and spirit in Ireland. 'rho Jury returned a verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages 51. semintsa EXIIISITION • —The amateurs of pugi lism made a strong muster•yesterday, at . the Five's court, for the benefit of Belcher, end some of the N s ! aparriog•matehes which for a length, of time have been witnessed took place.. • " 1 . I week, .the prisoners in Carlisle pet halos. tempted to make their lime, by Sling off their irons, and forcing the . fastmaings of the window in the room where they were,Copfined; but being detected by the vigilance of the guard ; think isteatiel was frustrated. • - Si NOTILA R OCCV RRRNCT..--A few evenings sinne as George Pritchard, of Worthcubury, was welkiag On the bank of the river, to enjoy the rural amuse. meat of angling, his bait (a natural. fly) was actd ally taken by a swallow, whose fluttering apprised him of the captive stranger. It was intmediatelv se- Cured, and with every tenderness disengaged from the hook, when in a few moments it returned its aerial flight with little apparent injury. On Saturday a rowing -match took place, near Windsot.bridge, between a Mr. Ponsonby and a Mr. Graham, for 100 guineas, from the bridge to Clover point ; the distance is abOut four miles, and the - wa. ' ger was won by Mr. Ponsonby. On Sundafmornd ing another match for the same. distat -•e took place b e t ween Mr. Graham and a Mr. Lumley for the Wig sum; which wu wog by the former. ~.:r . Gr.m. l'iiir.r.trrom and Lieur. GAnN:ett.—Fr om the following account it is much to he feared that these men have effected their escape ficet the king. dom :—ln consequence of directions receiv fruni the Secretary of State's Odice, Goff and Wortley, officers of Union Hall, were on Frith') e.s t riteed down the Kent-road, to endeavour to inteicopt fugitives. The officers, on their arrival at Lecl'e. hottom-gate, on the Seven Oaks-road, olAained formation that a Gentleman's chariot, (Lax!' by four post. horses, containing- three Gentlemen u ithinsid and a servant in livery on the bar, passed throng!. the gate on the 'Wediseidaf preceding. F. em de , ription of two of the Gentlemen, no doubt re. mined on the officers' minds, ih it they mere the persons they were in pursuit of. They traced tine te Farnborough, where the travellers slept cn W e e. nesilay night ; and where the waiter stated, that iL two men in question kept themselves extrtinney pi,. vote, and shut up in their rooms from tie time of their arrival till their departure; and from the shem. on the bed in which one of them slept being stained ! with blood, it was conjectured he had been recently wounded. They represented themselves as coming from Birmingham, and going to Hastings ; and by the informations of the Postboys who drove them, the officers traced them through Woodgate, felnete r .. burst, Stonecrouch, and to Newintoe. The f osthey who drove them frets Newinton t' strete 7 , that they arrived at the latter place on Thus toy evening, and when they got to the hill at the antra ire 1 of the town, they got out of the carriage, and or. '''dared him to drive to the Red Lion, and tell Mr. Hughes, the landlord, they were coming. Soon after he got there lie saw them enter the inn, and go into a parlour, from which he afterwards saw the I landlord come out. He did not see them afterwards, ' but the carriage remained there all night, and on the following morning went away empty, under tile are of the servant in livery, who had trivell d doeu 1 with them. The officers, on receiving this informa -1 tion, immediatCly proceeded to Rye, where they arrived on Saturday morning, but on questioning I Mr. Hughes, the landlord of the Red Lion inn, he denied having seen any verson answering the de. scription of those mentioned by the postboy. The officers then applied to the Magistrates, and, accom panied by Mr. Chatterton, the agent to the Trans. port Board, proceeded to search the premises of the Red Lion, but without discovering those they were iu search of. Wortley then returned to town, but Goff , traced the empty carrage by crossroads to Groomsbridge, near 'Tunbridge, where lie discovered It at a public-house kept by the brother of Mr. I Hughes. The servant had escaped before the officer's !arrival. Goff arrived in town yesterday morning, with the carriage, which may probably serve as a due of which to discover those who have aided the Frenchmen in their escape. SALES. By Mr. SADLER. AI hie Repository, Guttfifellottreet. TO-MOR R OW, July 10, nt Twelve, VOLTA active, useful, GREY HORSES, a hackney-T. ach. Iwo pur of hot nevi, t:1 dc-. the property of it Hackney Coachnuroer, t. i ec.itoeic &ow, 'm.4810.111. •Alin several clever gig, ititidetn, hortittehe i amt ch riot geldings, in high condition, and y pond goers, x cumber of toeful curt-horses, sold somr !art -sisal good mucluner, m il-coachem. pos.-har,ea, &e. in I e. whole ei o uty Loo. To be viewed the Morning of Sale. Public Site Dar: every Tue.-lay - md rritinv. Valuable Freehold Estate, illertfotdOlire. Capital Residence, with Pleimire Grounds, (Learnt, °whit id, • numerous Dosiseidie and Agricultural 011irei.,aud about Three Iluaulred Acres of Fine Lund, in an escellent state of cilia v.ttion. By MURRELL and WILSON, Al the Atictimi Mart, near the Bank of England, TO. MOR ROW, July lb. at 'foetus &Clock. to Lon. AVERY DESIRABLE and NOBLE FREE -1101.1) RESIDENCE, called PRESTON (:ANT'.I:. situate about 32 miles from London, at Preston; two o iles from flitthio,•sit from WElivyn, and twelve from flattield; a beautiful picturesque a ri it-tired part of the county pf Heck, fine sporting country, with several packs of bones, bltto dinttlx to the neighbourhood, and abounding with game. The house in:cnniutoiliistos, and wally fittest tip. ittnuils in Ow item! , of rharmine plrioare-grownds, w ilderness, and garden!, w.-It laid out, and extremely productive. The domestic odic ore well arranged and ver) convenient, with capital sunhli g; the buildings for agricultural purposes are partiruhrly well sciiwril and substaatial t attached to the and isuuied.atcly •nr rounding it, are ;about Si at v-Sve neres of very tine Nut meadow. This part of the Estote is most admirably adapted for the residence of a Noblenuoi or GoitierlVlll NA of ,oral spurt.. Conti on us are about Two Hundred nod trimly A. its of rice rich Lud, in the highest state of 10161/alio:I. chirfls wish a due proportion of woodand pasture. Th • whole El:sie lies w Wins at ring fetter. noel is irell supplied oath writer. sessiiiii to be bud at Niels:who:v.4 and the p..clisewr to it have the option of taking the growing crops in the trust any fir 11.51. Particulars .any he had at the White Worse. Untdoek ; Ilitchm; Swan, Stevenage; White Mot, Wa l s )l i ; grei.4.lo, Ann, Illatfielit; Woolwich. St. Alban * - 3 Elul!, Ilerst.id; at site place of Sales and of Morrell mud Wilsoa, Skinticr-street, Suow.hill, Lawton, I.II4(OLNISHIIig,—/ahiltqt.t) PATATO. At the lied Lion, in Boston, on SATUIMAY, the 13Th a /Wink nese/gin twehre INERA T. FARMS and _LANDS -consisting in S. the whole of 498 A; lit iSbP. thareoboatti, . 1.1 Gin! ertnit, Pinchbeck, enwhitt Monti. . For Partiruhiti apply tp. Mel•tir4. lirnv, treat Lnorltio • 4I r . 11-oion: nr Mr. Porch: , . ConiriL4y t and n 1.4) No Wolfe's, New King's Head tnw,, nt L. 11.11 al the Re‘i Linn Inn, ni ESTATE 4 . At the New s !fend, in Loath, THURSUA Y, the 1mb..1 August nest. in Ten Lilts,. 4 CAPITAL INN, ..with • Stables and Bat!itl4- hhu.e; ;ws:iloi the Ship Piiblies•Hause. in S e!. s 1. elittnges, nod several parcels I f sery 'rich Arnble rontainlng in all 14 lA. lit. ti P. or ihereahntwi.ll l,l J•.ie . in Silliflert,S . iltderiby, Corkerington. and Carl:i.n. Fur Part iruhr4 apply tii Mer4rs. Ilenv. Great Landon ; Jr. flnllwnv, ;or Mr. Coningshy ; and :Opt nt Welfe%, New King's, !lead.l i.s at 1,4.;v1h ; And nt the Red Linn Inn, at Meow!. . BY PRAV ATE CWITRACF: SPACIOUS FREE:IIOM DWELLI SC* AP: F.,•at Clapham, ki Storey, late in tlu• Mourn. lion of Arnold Mello. k:•41. It has undergone a thoriga-le.. pair, and is entirely new pa;mred. painted. and decor:dealt': omsblerable erpenre, :out is ifikfor the nveldiou of a g enoof and numerous Dimity; it crowd -s tea c't.tashers, hesote, ',then for serfauts, and has laree luetl convenient latices t It h.tr green- hanie, hot-lo .sae, nod kitchen-garden. togeti:er a i4l it lawn, and Walks, orommeided with rare met nuking...ruttier, in peculiar perfection; outwitting In Ow whole num. 01 .It 8%0 ncres. Thiv Ince may he kept up at a moderate e Ocoee %sidle it aril; every comfort, retirement, aorl can'ae cnnsinntlate, freest me rise and ottmuer of its rooms, a vet y Mils • family. Further pnrticulars may be known by enquiring nt th^ heti' • itself; or by referring to Mr. W. Frank., jun. nopmle Plough, Clapham; tfle Mr. Stockdalc, litsok•eller, : Mr. Arkelmaon, lel, it. she Sound ; Mr. (:rots. No. 1, P,l I lioketurrele-rourt, -I)..vtars• Commons ; Or Mr. Dawson. It 1.1.. Collff.o.lll.lele..nently opposite the front gate of the Bank, whichwhlrh nevernf plater, tickets tiv.y be iitaitirsesl far seeing it stn., •lay fr twelve ill seven o'clock. - - . 'l,oliDobl I Pr died and Published lir D. Lorca. at !i, Illiasmssof Ugric". 81. Fleet-streets I I Ci ~~ r •, .r 1~. 'S .1 .4 t~. . ib ....••