The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-28 00:00:00

- *firm tkeI.O,IVPON G.AZE7TE, Sept. $ k WAR. DEPARTMENT. . • .D own I npsfred, September 24.. - • -.Dispatches,' of which the following are extracts: and cop;e4, hare been this day receives], at Earl Diffiurst's office, addressed to his Lordship by GR.- WHO Ihe . Marqui.s of Wellington,' dated Madrid, t3tli and 3Creh August, and Valladolid, 7th aad Bth September. Madrht, 25th Repast. ' Joseph Bonaparte has continued hit march towards Valencia, and according to the last accounts which 1 gave received, his rear-guard was on thelOth at La Rada. I have received a letter of the 17th from Lieute rtilt-General Maitland, who had marched front Ali-' cant, and was at Montforte. General Roche was' at Alcey, from whence Suchet had retired_ to St. Felippe ; aryl it was supposed lie was about to cross the Xuear. General o',Donnell was, on the same day at Yrela, in Murcia. The enemy's troops from Valladolid drove in Major-General Anson's piequets at Tudela, on the 18th. The Major-General however still maintains them on the left.of the Douro. The enemy have moved a body of troops from the neighbourhood of Valladolid, consisting of: about 6000 infailtry and MO cavalry_, under General, boy, . which, on the 17th, carried oir the garrison of Toro: They tbin were joined by a' body 'Cif infantsy of the same strength, "which had likewise marched from th; Pisnerga t on thb Rio SECO, and the whole were, on the '2otb, about two leagues distant from Bene vento, the Galician troops, with the exception of the • cavalry, which still remained at lienevente, havi n g , irch - ed towards Astorga. The enemy had left the• garrison at Zamora still bk)ckadeti by the Conde trAmarante ; Lut I have reason to believe that they • will'relieve that garrison on their return from. their • . expedition towards Astorga. liy accounts from 'Cadiz of the 9th, I learn thnt'l General Cruz had yeturned to' that port with the de tachment which hid been sent to the eastward for the relief of Gen. Ballasteros. r expedition had Immediately been fitted out. Those.troops had been /ended at Huelva nn the 14th and 13th inst. but the edemy eiarated and destroyed the castle ef on the 12th. mark,. Aug. %. Since I wrote to your t e orilallip on the Uth mat. have recehed reports that the garrison of Astorgi . load surrendered by capitulation on the 19th to she /somber of 1`l(.70 men. Gen. Foy arrived at La Ba s . nPzil for their I.4.:ief on the 21st, with the detach ment N high I infor►ned you %%as in march for that purpose; and his parties found the place abandoned by the Roanidi troops, the Fren4sarrisou 'having been carried asp ay as priso►l.ers. VAllatloli4, Sept. 7. . . Mr Lonn f o•Upon referring to„ my dispatch to; Lour Lordshiikpf the 21th.0( July, as printed in the' uden Gazette of the . l6th k'gust, I observe that, -I al: lieugh replotted my Luise of the conduct, of the German brigade pf heavy cavalry, under Major-Gen. 'Stop Bock, on the 23d JUly, I emitted to Wade.. the uaioe of the Major-General in the enumeration which the dispatch matelot? : of oific.rs who bad op- Pertonitieaot distinguishing themselves. . I beg to take _this oppertunity of rectifying this omission, and of assuring your Lordship that the blajor-Crueral distinguished himself hiwthe opera. Lions which led to the charge, and ia the charge made by the gallant troops ander his command, as ho bas upon eyery occasion which has offered since he has bOn under my command. • From my personal observation and the reports tvhich I have received since the action of the 22d of July, I am afraid that I have omitted the names of many other officers who had opportunities of distin guishing themselves; and in a case in which all did their duty in a manner so honourable to themselves slid their country, the limits . of a dispatch do not permit the mention of the names of all who hare drawn the notice of their superiors by their con-- duct must, however, correct .the omission of which l have been guilty in the case of Lieutenant. Colonel Areutwhildt, and the Ist hussars of the Ring's German Legion, who were distingnisned by their conduct throughout the whole of the day of the 22t1 July ; and likewise in that of Lieutenant-Colo nel Elley, the Assistant Adjutant-General, who at tended Lieutenant-Gotieral sir Stapleton Cotton throughout the action, was woutaled by a bayonet in the charge made by Nlainr-General Le hiarchant's tat iode„ and had two horses killed under hint. have the honour to be, &e. • (Signed) WELLINGTON. Vathiolid, Sept. 7. I (pitted Madrid on' the Ist bast. in order to di-, rod the movements of the troops ordered tri'he col-. lected at Meiilo, as reported is My dispatch of the :10tIo Ao/ttse. We moved from. Ararat() on die 4th, end passed the pouro ou.tlonc.tb, attbe fords of Herrera and El Afield°. P • 1 • .1 • After Geo. Foy had found that the garrison of As torga had surrendered, by CaPittilition, lie.returtied to the isle, and marched upon Carvajefes, with a view to gni-prise end cut off the Portuguese Militia, laic) had been employed under Lient.-General the Conde D'Amerante, in the blockade of Zamora.— The Lieutenant-General, however, made good his retreat, without loss,'to the frOntiers of Portugal ; and Gen. Foy carried off the garrison of Zr.mora on the 19th August', anti marched for Tortleil!las. I cannot avoid to draw gout Lordship's attention to the conduct of the Conde d'Amarante, and of the militia under his cpmmand, in these .operations. The zeal of the militia. ef,:the province of Tra-los- Montes • voluntarb nerving beyond the frontiers cf the kingdom, doseries the highest commendation. The whole remains of the army of Portugal having been thtts collected between this place and Tordesil las, werfound their advanced guard yesterday strong. ly posted on the heights of La Cisterniga ; and I 1; now that there was a considerable body of troops in and about this town. • • As it was. late in the day before our troops bad, crowd the Douro, we did not move forward till tidal f i rbo::suoiny rotired .froin Li-Cisternigo • I P' .. 4~ THE Fr 4ll:4BmAN. dtirbig the:sight; and they abandoned the towa on. our appiolch ,to it lu the niornieg l 'atid cionad tlf•• Phnerga, and blew up the bridge. 'They were de*. ly followed by the Herr. Lieutenant-Colonel Frede. rick Pousonby, with rt detachment of the 14th light dragoons through the town ; but some time having elapsed before theitifautry could come up, the enemy could not be prevented from destroying the bridge. They then retired along the right of the Pisuerga to Metls, 'where their rear w ill probably halt this night. When General Foy moved towards Astorga, the army of Galicia retired ; and since his march to the Douro, they have zgain udtanced to the Esla. The P:mpecitiado has informed me that General Villa Como had taken prisoners the troops which had been the garrison, and had evacuated Cuenca after the surrender of the Retiro. These troops amounted to 1000 meu, with two guns, and be longed to Suchet's army. My last accounts from Lieuteuant-General Maitland ure of the 21th. 11111 it Ditto. Captain Pelix Calvert, frilm the nth Foot; to be Captaili of a Ditto,Company ,vice Lucas, who exchanges. "to, 14410 Bilwad Stephens to be Lieutenant, vice Sey mour, killed in action. To be Ensigns, Ensigniiatnes Rollo, from the 60.11 loot ; vice Newton (lc), killed inaction. SFr:plant:Major E. Taylor, vice Fitzgerald, killed in acti on , Quarter-Mester-Fierjesiat Jas. Henry, vice Stephens. Ytith Ditto. To be Captains of (*ampules, lieutenant Orlando Jones, vice Tulin's, killed in action. Lieutenant R. N. Cross, vice Middleton, ki:lcd in action. To be Lieutenants. Ensign John Dearman, vice Parker, killed in action. ,Ensign Craven Copley. 'lee Marton, killed in retion. , gasign Giihert Wakedeld, vice Ewart, dead of his wu ands. Ensign Edward vice Jones. Ensign Charles Baldwin : vice Cross. ro be Ensigns, Volunteer Evan Macpherson, fror: the 40th ront,vice Dearman. Volunteer Richard . Nionfroiners . , trona the out, vice Copley. Nerir.int-Mrkjor dames i.J•Ca!ie, vice W::lictickl. Serienut-Nlatur Thomas Liibbons, froai the lith Dmgoan Guards, vice Lend!. 37th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Stepiten But ke to be A.Astant-Sur grim, vice Bemant, &Tensed. 36th Ditto, Liettirnant George Hume to he Captain of a Co.. • • pany, vice mutes Taylor,' killed inaction. To he Lieutenants, Ensign Twigg, vice Broomfield, killed in action. Ensign Thomas Oliver, vice Laos, dead of hie wounds. Ensign Samuel Green, vice Hussey. To be Ensigns, Allen Nl` DiMeall, Gent. vier Tss igg. Charles Roddy. Gent. vice Oliver. James Allen, Gent. vire Green. To be Paymaster.. Warren Hastings White, Eq. vice Slayton, who resigns. 396 Ditto, Ensign Charles tmseley to be Lieutenant, without • purehase, vice Worsley, placed upon half-pay. 40th Ditto, lieutenant the Hon. Thomas Browne to be Captain of n Company, by purchase, vice Wood, who retires. FM.. sign H. B. Wray to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cochrane, promoted in the Vid Foot. 41st Ditto, James Cochran, Geut. to tie Ensign, by pitreha•.., vice Genie, who retires. Ensign Philip Vardar, tiom tio- Limerick County Militia, to Le Adjataiit, with 0.-e rank of Ensign. 46th Ditto, Lieutenant Alevandcr r - ompsen to be Captain of a Company. without vice promoted. Ensign Tobias Purcell to be Lieutenant, vice Thompson. Harr • Thomas Heath, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Purcell. &Ws Ditto, Lie.o , - - ;ant James Burrell, from the half-nay of the 7th-Garrison it-tuilion, to be Lieutenant, vice Grant, who • exchanges. Valla.'oliO, Sept. 8, 1812. MY Loan,—Since I wrote my dispatch of the 7th, I have received a dispatch of the 29th from Lieut.- Gen. Sir Rowland 11111, from Llerena, to which place the General had moved in pursuit of the troops under General Drouet. lie sends me the enclosed letter from Col. Sker-. Tee, who commands the British and Portuguese hoops, which compose part of the detachment under Gen. Cruz,. from which I learn that the Allies had entered Seville on the 27th. I conclude that the blockade of Cadiz is raised, as I have received seve ral accounts of the destruction of military. stores at] Seville by- the enemy, befctre they withdrew their force from thence, but I have received no authentic isocoynt of the raising of the blockade. I beg to conipatulate your Lordship upon these events. I have hailed here this day to give rest to the troops, which have marched for several da, s. 1 have the honour to be, &c. • WELLINGTON. -52 d Ditto. .. To be Lientenanls, Ensign William George Aloore, vice Hallett, deceased. Ensign William Ogil any, ilt purchase, vice alackv, woo retires. To lie Ensign, Charles Holman, G:nt. vice Moore. bl!h Ditto, Captain Archib .11 &nth, from the sth West India Reg'inent, to he Ciptain of a tonipany, vice Roberts, wno exchanges. E;sigu Francis 'fa) tor to be Lieutenant, vice Sharp, placed upon half-pay. Hamilton Neill, Gent. to be Ensign, vice T.i.lar. 60th Di to, Lewis Clare. Gent. tot c Ensign, without purchase, ' vice Rollo, appointed to the 32d Foot. 62d Ditto, Y osign Robert Gumhleton Daunt, from. the South Cork Militia, to be Elisio. without purchase. 65th Ditto, iieorge Latham Blacker, Gent, to be Ensign, without puremise, vice Strangeways, promoted. 66th Ditto, Longo W illiatn Kiacsaiill to he Lieutenant, by pur chase. vice Crompton, promoted in the 40th Foot. 68th Ditto, Captain John P. Hawkins to be Maine, by purchase, vice Thoinason, who r.oires. Lieutenant Charles Wood, from the 51d Foot, to be Captaiii of a Company, by purch.ise, vice Haut kits. 72d Ditto, Robert Creville Hesclrize, Cent, to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Dixort, whoa: ap,,oilitmeat has oot taken place. 82d Ditto, Ensign Edward Francis French to he Lientcoant, by purchase, vice Begbie, promoted. . , 87th Ditto, linsigo Stanley Ireland to •be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Carroll, promoted in the 73i1 Foot. John Stafford, Cent. to he ranigu, vice Ireland. 91st Ditto, Captain James )1. Sutherland to be Major, without purchase, vice heNabb, appointed au laspectiug Field-thii cer of a Recruiting District. l.ietitenant Andrew alaefarlatte to be Captain of a Company, vice Sotherlauti. To he Ensigns , James Briggs, Cent. by purchase, vice Lowrie , promoted. Ensign Robert Power, (rola the Leitrim Militia, a itboat pee eirts,,. -: 9 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Ale render Stewart to be Adjutant, vice Wer-Office, Sept. ?A, 1812. Cudbertwn, ono resigns the Adjutuntcy• laity. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards , Lieut. 6. W. V. Villiers to 98th Ditto, Captain St. Jul.a W. Lucas, from the 9.. th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Feussick, who re- he Captain of a Company. vire Calvert, who exchanges. • tires. Cornet Edward liill to be Lieutenant, without pig- 1000 Ditto, Lieutenant I.).%;rard Humphreys, frJet :tie Tyrone chase, vice Villiers. Licinenant Henry 11. Wynne, from the Militia, to be Ensiro, a hholt purchase: Si-. ••••on Willi on 3lst Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Barnes, pro- Thornton, from the Royal %Vest India Range's, to beSurgeon, meted. vice Stewart, promoted On the Stair. 4%1 Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Charles Kearney, Geat. to be 101st Mao. Cornet, by purchase, vice Hunter, promoted. Hospital-Mate To he Lieutenants, a idlest purchase, Matthew It. Cowie to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Kenny, Ensign Thomas P'Ean. who resigns. Ensign David %Insley. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant hfervyn Richardson to be Captain of a I'o he Ensigns, without purchase. Troop, vice Leatham, deceased. Lieutenant Thomas Price, Gentleman Z."adet William Slater, frout the Royal Military Col fl-om the 3351 Light Dragobos, to be Lieutenant, vice Rico- lege, vice Dillon. • , ardson. Daniel O'Brien, Gent. vice Kinslee• * • 9th Regiment of light Dragoons, Lieutenant Isaac Gillam, from 102 d Ditto, Lietitenalt William Mioridu SO be Captain of a the 18th Light Dragoons, to e Lieutenant, vice Dunn, who Conmauy, without purchase. Ensign Edward Guest to be exchanges. Charles David ,Allea, Geol. wbe Cornet, with- Lieutena nt, without purchase. out purchase, vice Lord Guernsey, promoted. To be Ensigns, without purchase, 11th Ditto, Wm. Williams, Gent. to he Cornet, vice Williams, Gentleman Cadet i•:dward Sutherland, trout the Royal Military dead of Ms wounds. t'oicge. 13th Ditto, Licuteuant Samuel Holmes to be Captain of aTroop, Arthur Graeber, Gent. vice Guest. vice White, dead of hb wounds. Iti•gimental Quarter-Mai- sth West India Regiinetit, Captain Daniel Roberts, from the ter James Lawrenee to be Adjutant (with the rank of Cornet), bith Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Smith, who ex. vice ilohnes, promoted. Serjeant-Majcir Win. Mitieltio to changes. be Regimeutal Quarter-Master, vice Lawrence, appointed 4th Ceylon Regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel A. McGregor Meg- Adjutant. ray, from the 6th l'i ot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Camp 14th Ditto, Cornet John H. Thurshy to be Lieutenant, without bell, whoexchanges. purchase, vice Hay, who retires. sth Garrison Battalion, Captain James Johnston, from the 25th 15th Ditto, Lieutenant William Booth, to be Captain of a Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Graham, who ex- Troop by purchase, vice Macdonald, who retires. Cor- changes. net Willinm Byam to be Lieutcn int, by purchase, vice Bth Royal Veteran nitration, Brevet Major Clerk Caldwell, Booth. Surgeon John Griffith, from the Portuguese hospital from the :Ist Foot, to be Major, vice Mortis, placed on the Staff, to be Surgeon, vice Knipe, promoted. Retired List. 16th Ditto, the Hun. Carlton Thomas Morton to be Cored, by 11th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Granger, from the •Ith Royal Ye purchase, vice Crichton, promoted. teran BattitUon, to be Lieutenant, . ice Isenible. placed on the 17th !ditto, George Neyland, Eaq. to be Paymaster, vice Gardi- Retired List i' tymaster David Wainwright, from the 12th ncr, who r. sip*. Royal Veteran lia tali,m, to be Paymaster, vice Scott, who 18 th Ditto, Lieateroust Jobs Win. Duna, from the 9th Light • retire'. Dragoons. to be Lieutenant, vice Gillam, who exchanges. 12th Ditto, Captain Charles Abrams, from the half-pay of the 22d Ditto. Cornet Win. Hodgson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, 10w Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Wainwright. appointed to vice Adshead,'promoted. . the tlth Royal Veturan Hattali•in. John Comins Bulkeley, 25th Ditto, (*onset Thomas Kingdon to be Lieutenant, by pur- Gent. to be Assisiailt-Surgeon. vice Dobyns, deceased. chase, vice Campbell, promoted. Nova Scotia Fenei hies,. Ist Regiment of l' • ciotthainis. Charles F. R. Lttseelles, ("sent. to Lieutenant-Colon: I /hairy C. Darling, from the American to Etsign, by purchase. sine Molloy, promoted. : Staff, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. vice Baynes, appointed to .31 !tr i tium at of Foot, Tobias Luffy, Gent. to be Ensign, by the command of the Glengary Fcaribles. purchase, vice Meech, prrimoted. Royal Staff Corps. 6th Ditto, Lientenam-Colonel Archihald Cam; bell, from the Hospital-Mate David Jearmal to be Assistant-Surgeon. 4th Ceylon liegiment, to be Lieutcoaut-COlonel, vice Mtge Rovail %Vest India Rangers. ray, who exchanges. Assistant-Surgeon it; A vton, from the Ist West' India Regl. 10th 'Ditto Richard Walter Shiskwin, Gent. to be Ensign, by men !, to be burg: on, vice Thornton, appointed to the JOJth purchase, vice Henderson, proatioed. Foot. 16th Ditto, Ensign Jolla Daizell to be Lieutenant, without pur- Cape Regiment. . ; chase, vice Pashley, Otto resigns, Peter Rousseau, Cent , to be Ensign, without purchase, T ice 21st Ditto, Lieuttmant Archibald Kidd to he Captain of a COM. Winne', promoted. • patsy, without purchase. vice Caldwell , promoted in the , The King's German Legion. Bth Royal Veteran .battalion. Second .Ijeutenant Mark 2d Regiment of Dragoons, Cadet-Strjeant F. Koster, from the Oates to he First Lieutenant, vice 'Kidd. Gentleman Cadet Duke of &rem ick Oels' Cavalry, to he Cornet, vice Dchuel, • Christopher Babel, from the Royal Military College, to be appointed to the Id Rogation of the Line. Secoad Lieutenatat,. vise 04es. , . The Duke of Brunswick Celt' Corps. 'nil Ditto, Captain N%': L. listrford to 'be Major, 'vice Of.. Light Infantry, Lieutenant William Koch to be Captain of a they, killed In . nelion. ' First Lientehant Alexander Mont- Company, with temporary rank. gousery to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, 'To be Lieutenants, yjee Il adorn . Second Lieutenant Ale xamter Clayhills to be Ensign --..:.. • G re i,h am . First Ideuttiffint, *lce Montgomery. • Ensign F. Ithreibulin, vice Kucb. -, aTb befit:eon& Lleatealots, . . .' . Ensign Charles Muller. Thomas Haslter,Giyit. by parttime; vice Fryer, promoted., , To be Ensigns, mettuo, Gent, wagtail . ; purchase, vice Clayll4ls. • Serimmt -- . -- -. Bosse. vice Gireit•nnm• - 25th Ditto, 01111 - Aleisandeti'Mi - tisra, fthitfthe MVGarrison lerjeant --- Rich, vice It itterholot. Mattel ioo.ta Ins -Qadeitint at. aileaspistre, ykno Joh who ' lf ittleville's Regiment. exchanges. James %Vallace, Geut. to be babigniki , Edward Tellicbody, Gent. to be Ensign, vice May, promoted. vice Dicksop t who retires. .- ' BREVET. ' ' ' •• •' " • 27th mita. • 4 •-rcbi: i,• .'T • -- • To be LientenantAki/ouels in the Army. To be Lieutenants . , a ishoot porches*, ';. ; • , Major Edward Mockler, of Me ItY/d Foot. Enstge Sateron. vice Griffin, promoted, .• • 'Major- S. R. thapinan,'of the Itityril Engineers. , Ensign John Little vice Bags, promoted. LieutelantoColoael the. linuoorablo Arthur Seutleger, of the Rimirn jab° Wright, liCe l).7llntinii I nnnmind in the SW* ' Honourable 'East India Company's Service, to be Colonel in LW* Redincni , - • • 12 - ' • 'ai; . i , .i. 1•..}: theAtmy; in't!tir Past Indies ouly: . -* ,-- 1 _ • To be Adjutant, . . , Serieont-Major Wffiliaur Harris (with the radt•orEa'appia is cil Or-G etera l lune, Hay to ' ll . ‘ e . Adlatint-General to the Daetissoo,.kiliatdelmairtian. . ~1 ,*.; ,:i ion 4 i i woes service In Ireland, Nice Major-lianeral Clinton, who ~, ... i,. • i jas ~ 1 ,A' T o e t t , L l Y hti t r t k;; 1 . 1 •.' q . , "l e t 2 , reSillt'' ' ItowlamiGrove Curt • Clerk , to Chaplain to the Faeces. 'Zanies Parry,. CAE' Its Insteddst, • ROI% 4; .71O8diestomei mojoicuiso kt bitio un ' 4 5 ,,..er sw, Foot, to' be Deputy Ado promoted.: '.i kr •": kl:---. y'rs4e it , to ~ i . !Al .1 ...,1. i li taat f Gen e e n t i n the F o rces se log in the Isle of France William Itilmsay,..Gellt.. witlistectilocip t iolw, ?ow', who; , with theilnkof'Llestewait-COlone( to the Army), vice Mel , .1 • Awl/on:signs. oho Thur.le ,SeenchValiaopteiffig IlliadffilnroMbilikilleo Tim tfonottrable Mortinu4 leseloey to lot Deputy Atailltaa . Palk., wberesillm. ::ciaitoz y111 . 4111148'1, tad 33! si..l • 4..; floossioPo+AtisibtaltairOOM . :• ' : • • Already rf i be Gazette contains an account of the capture of Le Courier, French lugger privateer, .:1 1.1 guns and 60 men, belonging to Calais, near Beachy en the fist inst. by Capt. Harper, of:the iaracen. The privateer had OW Captain and two of the crew wounded. Anothei that was . in company escaped.] • • Whitehall, Sept 2Q: • ' 'Ws Royal Highness the Prince• 'Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jeity, to nominate and appoint Major-General the Hon. Charles William Stewart to be au Extra Knight of the Most lion. Military Order of tho Bath. Foreign-Office, Sept. 23. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent% has been . pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma. 4esty, to appoint Richard Allen, Esq. to be his kla. jesty's Consul in the kingdotn of Galicia, the prin. **My of Asturias ) and the territory. ofilt. An dero. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Briflet iiientenant-Colonol p. Renny, frtiti the 15th runt, ;4 i . - peetingl4l-01ficer Of the slititintli Noy& Scotia, Darling, appointed to the N Oft SeOti I- etteilea. ritt lttlY Al i miu . r.‘ity Jamey late Major ist the 10th No', to b e Cummaudatttol'lbetteepti Niilit try Aoyl•olu (TAW' .I te „ not of Liettfrnatii-Colonel in t :11iny while 44 etupiuyedt, tun Georgu iioSil 1 A I. srArr. Surgeon John Ginar.ing to be Deputy inspector uf Ilospitir, rice Itedotord, pram. tett. •Surgeon Thomas Nixon, uf ih^.lHt Foot Ctu.,eds. to have the ra:}l: uf Deputy Inspretoi uiHuronal. in Spain .nd Nurtug4 o;:l•c. • - _ su rgt : 4 , o William Stewart, from the Wilt ruat, to be Surgeon ht the Forces. 3 ;; .. Les White, Fsq. from •rob. Porberor w the Foto; To be Motrpticl Niatc- for g iee••r..l4ctvke. Robert Paisley, Gent. vice Govt., woo rcsigus. Jaows Maloney, Gcnt. GiIatRACKS. George Pearson, Ere. to lie a L4rtuck-Master to the Force, ; 41 Great Britaiu. MENIORANDUAT. I.ieuter.aot Roskfliy, of t.ar rel Font, and Lientohnnt Hazen, of the 7:J:J rOtti, oper.rdod, lacin4;t:^•iat witno.st A;),.. :4/UM(' atl, eated in the !Lizt-.44..4 Ihr 21.4 July last, and is»r i ntutot. talc• not tak•ta phcr, Ensign JarrAta tienttgino, frosla the Lund :n.trar : - 1 4 li t ho..i.n in the 10 1 1th eon.. :arc:oKLIJI to be Aisistatn-Sgrgoon in the ;; ; ;,i foot. kNK UPCCILS ENL41107.0. • Thomn< Sedorick, Clcincut's-laor, cm tclutot, from Sept, 9i, to 0 , 1. 17. Thames 'learn, Cfunenri-lant?, cwrch int, from !tept...!., to Oct. 17. lIINKRUPTS. _ . R. Curtis. Bristol, ritre.r.tn,ingt:e, to :nrr•nder Sent. 2', O M, 12 Nov. 7. at the Cora nereial ftOOl.lS. Aitorul; blessrc. Llrrib:rt and 'hoar, Bedford-ra vr ; and Britt..l. . 19f rwid, Warpiatz-str.et, !hid) chandLsr. 0et..23, 24. Nov. e 7, at ::u11.1:1 111. Attorney, Mr. Reeks, .V^lfe..ise.sqiiate. 1' it all;. finoth-Erret, She ffi eld, and W. filall4. Portsmet, mnt r-or-akers. drt. or. S. at th Coin;e•rcial S. ion, •id. Aitorisies, Mevira. Blikelock and %:akinitou, 3.rjeio t. FI •es.strert; and Mr. Sllearatio I, . 4 ; 1-lbeld. C. linuier, npt4ortno-ctrf,ol, la;•tratoce:Oiolier. Sept, 79, Nov. 7, rt L. siian.ill. Attorney, Mr. ilackett, Ql 4 l BettiletiNn, New 1 incolashire, :criv .ner. Sept. 73. D. P. 'iaoor, Itds'Po, Oct. 10, Nov. 7, at ri tiii•all, London. Attorney, 11r, llosst j ; iontival's 1 on, flut!utra. :re. to Inerrote.l The Average -Price of 5111.1.1 it. fur the Week, ending A•pt. 23. is Ins. 90. per.Clvt. Average Vrices fir C•lltN of F.NrII.AND • nd W %LES, per (carter. from the Itet - rn, endiNg September 19 : - Wheat. . Rye, ' Barley. ' Oats. Ream Pe.v.e. (hum. s. ii. ~ el. r. d. 1 "--- s. I. v. d. I I 4. s. il. 131 2 'B3 1 ,79 8 34 10 ttl 9.73 7 -' bii 4 Average Prices of BRITISH CO"'N, in $C') PLAN'), by he Quarter of eight 1% inehester Boakeh :And of ()anneal .er .11(41 of 12;11hs. Scotch Troy, of the Fear Weeks iiinuedkaly preceding Sept. 15:— Wheat. 1 Rye. 1 Earley. Oats. j Beam. Pease. I Wm. r. d. s. d e. d. st. A. I d. I Ot• d. 1. 1 69 0 61 4 57_ 4.182 1J 18S 4 4 9 OLD BAILEY ) SEPT. 26. nr.crivlN3 nF SITILEN PROPr.RTY. J. lthile:i.x is u indicted fur reeelvior, two pieces of Ametiron pine limb: r, the pruperty of J. I..l.o•::.les:ank, well knuitt: g them to have been stolen.. . . It appeared from the evidence, that the Prose niter, who bit timber-rafter and lightertnan, had a quantity of American pito ' t aating army:WA:a, on the , 25:h of July, and that five pieta were cut away front U,. raft and stulea. They.were :raced to a person's saw-pit, named Haat!, nha was af.erwards indict. ed and fleed guilty of the theft. At thir place they found three of the p'irecs, and by the infantritial of the cann.an who broaght• the timber, ant from the water...lids:lo }load's sasti-plt early is the mottling, and afterwttrds, a! nia mid-day. wink two of Inns. earn in piec.:s, to the yard of tie Prironer, its Cht Met-sins% Hatten-,3urden. Tom: the OMeer employer! by Mr. krotattes -1:.,n1c, finial them lying, and they.weve 'identified by Mr. P.:l his property. The Jury, after posaelasialtatt on.- found the. Prisoner iinitty, hat recommended him to a mitigate I pucisii ment, us accuont of the good character sebidt many a itatsita had given him. The PA:CORDER said, he war rorry to say, that most receivers had good characters when heasugat to that Bat, in rpecionsly were the) in the lia..it of doiug their Majors. Suing day sentence of Death was plated ou—Stel .nn 11.1s ket, for stealing guntls in a daeidng-bonse; Mary /tapir, foe uttering cn:.nterieit mosey, having eCore been enttvictea of being a eiremon utterer of hive mosey ; John Babbitt, for a highway robbery-; %1 illiam Birch. fur a burear ; ronas ,nester, alias Davis, for hour'-breaking; George 8.11. George Wilikri Furter, far horse-rtassting; Ti.emas fur stealina privately in :LsßOp ; Ann Onfru, fae l‘e 4 ai..; Abel 31` Donald. far highway rubbery; John Price, for itteJ sg in a divelliag-hoose ; Pietro Poloni, foe stealmg goods arisntely in a iltop ; Erancit Shirr:en, for forgery; 'John .1 .hason far pri vattly stealing in a ihop ; John Roberts fur reeding Ina da:lite hawse; Catharine Forester, for stealieg goods ;Hiram ly in a stop ; James Westbrook and Elizabeth Phipp-, for h Ate break ing ; Joseph Aurora. for stealing privately in a wall; Ann Watts and John Roger!, for itealitut is a &sedate home; Margaret Palmer and Mary Turner, for deeding_ g 146 4 )6- vately in a shop ; Thomas Williams . and !tither. Vintner fur stealing in a dwellit:g-house ; William loatig 'add Willlasa Lets is, for barglary. Thoulas (oltard, John Carr, and Richard Richards, writ ordered to he transported fur life; James 1•1011, Thomas ter ton, Edward ../0.1(1 Yates, and Sarah fur tatawra yeart George Cock. James Kennedy, Thames Saunders, Francis Constar, Grow Elliot, alias Brown, Richard ,'evan, Jame• tk. van. ElizabetU Henley, James Ball; MaedonaM. Sa• rah Gordon, Sarah LonAhurst, Thomas Bentley, Fdm'uld "Mira Francis Jarvis. Mary Squires, Elizabeth King, William Kiel), George Truman, hlary Ryder, Jose Sterhant, Thomas Noma, Thnotas Gibboas„ William Rawlinson. 31:try Ann Jones, Tbontar Cnegrove, Margaret Grah.on, Isaac Crane, Jolla WiDhuns, Elizabeth Williams, John Mary Bru Do. er, Wolf Liastrom, John Hayward, Thomas Wilton , Thu Iwo land. Henry Moth. Joseph Wayland, Willi am Connor. and Sa rah Raker, fur the term of seven years. well Pleven we r e sentenced to he imprisoned in ClerkenPlevenßadewell for two years; 11 for one year. sad eight for hilt months each ; 4:3 fur various period* in • Nesvgates three to b• publicly whiPped, sad IL privately whipped; and were dit charged by proclamation. Mary hPI gm-cr.—The following sinmatr transaction took plats on rridavr nigiit Lot, and as the matter is likely to come before a .1 urn of the country, we, for the pr ' sent. refrain from roes, the names of Ali parties. A person who revicles in the uciahhourbood of Charmig-croas, to whom we allude, invited two c.f his fellow clerks to sup with hilt, and the glass haulm gone freely round for stone time, one of his vivitort, tan-lune de sirous of returning home, irViscrai that that his cautlle upeld be burnt out, and as hia wife, to whom he hail only lately time married, was then gone to bed, if he dram k mach woe, he should not be able to and his way to his led-chamber at the same time added that, fearful a stnytng; *he bad brought the key of -the street door, wkicb be Ltid the table. A utder bottle was then • immediately produced, when his suppeted friend left the room , and lotted ben in: lir then repaired to the a p a rtments of his friend, where, by n ieuns of the key, %thick hi • left in the dour, he talned access to the lady's bedeli sin her, t snd fur a moment sappily& oh e plate of her hudisaind, The yerg Cielitleinao finding hitriself a Prisoner,_escalietl s ith r. 0 4 4 * nion omit of the window; and returned home jlttif iu Bateau cue his wife, who WAS jierCit:lling, fro3l.tly of hit betrayer. 'He mashed out of t: e Z eo!tte:W" 1 bohind part id' his .c 1140: • the, batty: has appeirl u h . Magistrate, and .reitt•el circanstancm. t no.han4 .! dcte'rm iLed talks* tedreos i.l.foiMS . 7cry Of tit .1. . Tlr. On Satnrday fast, at et.-Mnry lz-b , nne Chure:, Win. Esq. to A*. nary Scott, Of li,vcr Bericeley-tieet, iNornoit:w pquare. !! - ! DIED. After a 1 ingerteg Maw?, K hick she bore with christiss tndc aild Patience. at S.t rd.sy,:the46tb M Chreare-tOA. g niti b e rwell, much rcgrrt.ed by her fatr.o :,nd Mr, Steer, late of Vt'ater-Inne, >it the ti 7ih )e:ir of her trc. 'e At Falmouth, on the 22d: ioiL:the Lady of Fuller, Ati a ‘let in f" . 947 a . • 1. LoN 41,0;C: i'rintilti Sea "Prtblishrd hv TovEt.i. at IA • vtaiwitharte.. st,. , a I , I I`l ,i I , I A ,