The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-01 00:00:00

• DUPCII PAPERS. h Brims, SEPT. I.—The Russian products, which we formerly received by the ports of the einitinue to arrive here by means of cara- Tans. There are many carriages, each drawn by a single horse, which travel together. This kind of carriage does not cost much. After haying deli. ♦end their goods, the Russian carriers undertake to-deliver - other merchamliz. at Frankfurt-upon. Oder, Leipsic, Ilaniburgh, &e. &c. This busi_ news does much harm to the Prnssiati carriers, as they cannot trausport merchanillze at so low a pie It is thought that his Majesty will pass a fortnight in Silesia. They are working with great activity on the tnaus.,lesons of the late Queen. It will be coustruct ed in a noble but simple style. SEPT. is observed that suicide was never so frequent in this town as at present. Some time Ago, a Jew bill.broker, frightened by the bad state of his affairs, killed himself. Previous to this, two of his brothers had destroyed themselves. Those unhappy persons chose the species of death which the Jews commonly hold in the greatest horror. One drowned himself, another threw himself out of a three pair of stairs window, and the third shot himself with a pistol. On the 10th of August, a young man, between 14 and 15 years of age, like. wise put a period to his existence by a pistol, after having, in writing, stated the reasons which in duced him to du it.—" It is," said he, 44 because I cannot vanquials my inclination fur thieving." Pueseuna, AUG. 31.—The Turks, notwith. standing all their efforts, have not beets able to re sume olfensive operations against the Russian army, who nut only maintain themselves in all their posi. (ions, but also daily :gain new advantage's. The grand object no longer appears to be to repulse the Russians from Schumla, but to deliver the fortress of Itudschuck, which the Turks consider, and with justice, as the bulwark of their Empire. To accomplish this, they are assembling upon many points the troops which were spread on the western part of Bulgaria, and making in that province ex. traortlivary A corps tolerably numerous, formed by troops, arrived from Albanix and Macedonia, which united some time ago, have just marched for Nicopoli. To frustrate the intentions of the Grand Vizier, the division of the Bussian General Langeron has ar rived from Schumla, before Itudschuck, and has reinforced the Corps of Observation which covers the siege of that place. Immediately upon the de. parture of this division, the Grand Vizier made a fresh attack upon the Russian army, but this attack bad the same fate as those which preceded it. The Turks were completely beaten. The principal Russian war depot upon the right bank ,of the Danube is actually the fortrftss of Silis tria. This place will soon be butter fortified than it has ever before been. The old works are already repaired, and new ones are erecting. It will be provisioned for six months, and placed in a formid. able state of defence. The State Lottery will begin and finish drawing on the 19th of this month. Mr. Noise!, who died lately at Woolsthorp, near Belvoir Castle, was a native of Switzerland, and particularly known for having saved the life of the great Marquis of Granby; who, ever after, as well as the family of his Grace the Duke of Rut. land, evinced the greatest friendship and esteem fur It is intended to construct docks at If orselydown for the reception of vessels employed in the coasting trade. St. Saviour's dock is also to be deepened and extended for the same purpose. The tolls receivable in the New Market in the Borough), being found inadequate to the purposes for which they were granted, it is intended to ap ply to Parliament for power to increase them. New turnpike roads are in contempla , ion from the City-road, to the road leading from Newington. green to Bush-hill, and from 01d-street-road, op posite 131,1 a-row, to the same point, with some collateral branches. NVc are happy to learn that a rednetion of six.. pence per peck has been made by the i • Ilion Flour and Bread Company, in this town, within the last three weeks, by the porchase of foreign wheat, and a further reduction is expected. Th e Fri . Feri t pr i m of the quartern loaf is one shilling.-- (11:rminghaw chronicle.) Between 3 and 400 pawnbrokers at Manchester were convicted last week in the tniti4aterl penalties, amounting to 7411. for taking more interest on goods pledged than is allowed qy Act of Pat liameot. Las tMonthy morning as a Mrs.Feast,of Brighton. was proneding from that town to Ashford, she was killed, by the chaise breaking down. She was the daughter of a Mr. Kitchener ) was a widow, and has left two children. A. tremendous storm of thunder and lightning was felt in different parts of Warwickshire, Staffordshire, 6re. on the night of the 22d instant. The telegraph coach frOm Gla4guw to Edinburgh was overturned, on Tuesday, at Airdrie toll-bar, in a(tempting to pass another coach at the bar gates, when several of the passengers were much hurt. On Alnaday morning the Folkestone coach broke down near Potter's Corner, about two , miles from Ashford, when a pour woman, of the name of Andrews, had her collar bone broken, and she was otherwise so dreadfully bruised as to occasion her death on Tuesday morning. On Saturday evening an uncommonly beefy load • of timber, dragged.. by four horses at length, was stopped at the bottom of St. Martin's-lane, by the awkwardness of the drivers; the horses were then flogged and beaten With both ends of the whips, and other means used, before the poor animals could gain one inch .of grouni l l, and writhing with pain, stiey kicked and plunge() in the most desperate, and to the passengers in a most dangerous manner. At letigth, by a . sudden and most violent exertion on ibe part of thenoble aiiimals (for they seemed to be *. good horses), they conquered the difficulty, at the fajtetici., a, we are told, of the life of one of them, ~hieh. dropped don dead! It is a pity that the owners of these vehicles did not eututitimes witness, the brutality exercised h) their servauts ! _- r.:~r STAT From the LUNDOS GAZE:IW; Ssrr. 9dmiratty-Olfice, September. 9.8, 1810. Copy of a Letter fret n Ad •:d Sir Cii:trie Cation. Bart. Cinn:HatOp' iii Chief of his Majesty's Snips and insets in the Mediterrhitean, Joins Wilson Crtiker, EA'. dated ou ha.ird iii Majebty's Ship Sal Jusepti, oil' Toulon, Yith July, NO. tit u,— AeOntinnance orstron4 gales from the north. west, since the 15;11 insta , tt, obilgo , l me to take ,hcher wider the Levant Island with the fleet, front which, however, we were driven as far to the east. ward as Villa Franca. I have been at length en. aided to gaits the rendezvous off Cape Side ; and ii3ving had communication with Capt. Blackwood, the senior officer in shore, have received from hint an account Of his proceediAgs with the detached squadron tinder his orders, upon a division of the enemy's fleet, consisting of six sail of the line, one a three 'decker with the Commander in Chiel 's flag, and four frigates, cutnin4 out of Toulon on the 20th instant, fur the purpose' of enabling a frigate and convoy to get from B iodol, and no less to en— deavonr to cut off the &mains and Sheerwater ; and, in justice to the Captains of his Majesty's ships named in the margin*, I cannot desist front trans mitting to the Lords Commissioners of the Ad. miralty the* inclosed copy of Capt. Blackwood's letter on the subject, and I doubt not their Lord. ships will view with no small degree of satisfaction the gallantry and steadiness of these ildps, and, un der the existing circumstances, the determined mea sure that officer adopted by brieging to in order of battle, with his his Majesty's squadron, against so superior a force ) and engaging the headmost ships of the enemy's line, which hail the effect of corn. pletely frustrating their intentions, as regarded the Euryalus and Sheerwater, though the latter was un der their guns, and received three broadsides from one of the line of battle ships, besides a frigate ) but without being struck by either. The enemy's ships remain in the same state as usual in the outer Road of Toulon ; five or six sail daily stand out of the harbour's muti to exercise. have the honour tolic, &e. (Signed) C. COTTON. to I les' atv thl 10th a RIP Ilis Majebty's Ship Wanpite, off ToulOn, Silt, 2i)th July, IblU. In a former letter I did mysdfahe honour to at quaint you of the enemy having t-iice come out in great force, and failing in an, attempt to detach a store ship to the eastward, and liberate a frigate in Bandol, where we had forced her to take refuge. This morning they again came out with six sail of the line, one of them of three decks, bearing the Commander in Chief's sag, and four frigates; and as the weather was light and variable, I found it impossible to prevent the junction of the frigate in Bandol; I therefore endeavoured to collect the squadron, and place ourselves 'without the enemy in as goOd a posture of defence as I could, but owing to the situation of the Euryalus and Sheerwater, ho were obliged to cross their headmost ships, and the wind rather failing them, whilst the enemy pre. served it so entirely as to render the capture of the Sheerwater certain, if not that of the Euryalus. It became a ;natter imperatively tieces,ary, that I should risk an action, though at the door of the enemy, and with a force so superior; a step which, without such an object, I should nut have - consider. ed myself authorized in taking, particularly as you had been unavoidably blown oil and out of sight by the lute heavy gales. • therefore brought to, with the Conqueror and Ajax astern of cue, in such a position as evinced lay determination to protect the frigate aitd brig, and am happy to inform you, that ttio result has.proved as creditable to the British flag as I could have wished or expected; fur although the enemy. ap peared equally as dccided to endeavour to cut them off as we were to defend them, the moment they Came within reach of our fire they hauled up in sec. cession their headmost ships, giving us their broad sides, and Then tacked, in Which we followed their example, by also 'tacking; a movement for which I am entirely indebted to Captain Otway's prompt. ness and good judgment, who b6ing the sternmost ship in our.linc, and perceiving the enemy began to retreat, became the more anxious to endeavour to disable them, when, after a few more shots passing, and we had some time previous to this movement secured the retreat of the Euryalus and Sheerwater, and the mind rather failing us, we . wore and stood a little away to the southward, 1 the enemy most politely permitted us to do unhurt and unmolested, at a time tau when they had it fully in their power to bring us to a decisive action, under circuit). stances as highly advantageous to them as they were the reverse to . us; their conduct therefore puts in a flattering and clear point of view the respect in which they hold the British Navy; and from the determined conduct of the squadron you did mo • the honour to place .uncter command, I am fully persuaded, had the ambition of the enemy permit ted him to make a bolder attack, the result would have been still more honourable to his Majesty's arms. 72d Genii ht En 4 And I trust it cannot escape your notice that, although the disparity of force was conspicuously encouraging to the enemy, yet from the moment that the situation of the euryalus and Sheerwater became doubtful, and fur .a long time after, we never declined an action, but un the contrary lay to receive them fur more than an hour and a half. I have now, Sir, to perform a task most grateful to my feelings, which is thatof reporting to you, that in proportion as difilcultiei and dangers presented themselves, the patient, active, and undaunted con duct of , the squadron was such as to merit my warmest approbation, and I feel most particularly sensible of the exertions of Captains Otway and Fellowes, iii preserving such compact order, which evidently deterred the tawny (row waking a fur ther attack. . The Honourable Captain Dunilag, of the Eury. ales, and Captain Sibley, in the Stiecrwater, situated they were, did . every thing I could either wish or expect; the latter 1 dispatched by sigual to ap prize you of our situation. To the Officers and crew of this ship I shall ever feel much indebted for their steady and active con. duct, but particularly to Lieutenant Calloway, from whose jedgment, zeal, awl activity, as well as that thu Master, 1 derived a must es sential aid.. • . • t • 11'at kiwi, Vuuquerrr, Ltiryislos, and Stkccrwister. 71 I • and Fcli°wes have also reported ' T. Leming' gairnrd' Lacigashestitrter. time ber. ttprimett.,,4"l.3treeftt. • CESMAN . . . . . . .. • • ....,10, a l tw,., at tart Star Ina, Ai:wet/e l k % At ) , uts• kik Captains Ot way 0 me, that the same countess. and activity Mama ier a „,,Eak e ,eer. An de s cram). , , rd .1i .. /a s seichote r i en t Ilt, . i k sled itself in all ranks in their respective i s e l t ti a p ,tt s c ; .. a li t i c l e i i - ev ,• S C :itt it 7 ance N r t y " igie s je. l upen.Tvae td that they feel equally sensible of the au it , f . ttn. Geett in", .. 1 enic'er, Oct. 5,g, ee„ rieweratile-upoasys,... • l• icy received from their First Lieutenants Idestirs.'; n i t oal s i t h et. ree srs. , . B .t e t ll e ai s ti arti t ce rod ie r s i A ck e r: ini w .ht s u l L: ane iste , : c ,R e 7l ' ,k, i I I : 111‘i t s: cowry and Fitninaurice . . Mr. Praneis Se tnant., Netec'hetheatponsTyn e ". - " - ^ci e 4 W. Nutt. Leicester, grocer, Ost. 3, at three e_ a , .._ , I have the honour to be, &e. • (Si,ened) H. BLACK WOOD, Captaia4 Mr. Jelin Liptrnif limeys% Leieester 3 a w e i i ,i* L '' oust - ' o Admiral Sir Charles Cotton, Comtnauder 4elitilKi-wall 'lnchon, Cheapsimie ha . t7: 99 re. 13'1";.1 e..) in Chief, &c. Fee. Sec. • -- 1 ., h i 1 t 5 . .. 9 . 11 .1 i .. : 1 r i : 0 k t l e_ t ii t w . : l ,:l i t_ t e o l ; . 7l_: ft e o .ti. i l int . i.( ! ri til ii t to a d V t ual a: . l I l i i:r: o 4.M e lt ini . l at lir t n " .. :::: : :: : oe l t .t bH-ses::, Admiralty Office, Sept. 19. 'spy of a Letter from Captaiu Malcolm, of his Majesty's Ship the Rhin, addressed to the lion. Rear-Admiral Stimeir . d: s 7 ,7l. l 9. • T,: iu, ha ,. l, ,;:_ : `,: nea : :.ris c sihrae *: ve : n.t, : isost s :Liaitit:(;:erhyr, l / 4 , ain,.,. . iivt. . me s: i.c. t h e.,.. l7t i :o ,, et. 41 , sirk and transmitted by Lord Gambier to John Wilson* Croker, Z . ';' - i.110, 7 1 : 5 7Kin 4 Esq. St n,—l have the honour to inform you, that at 4steldhati, our P. M. After k chart of two hours and a half, /Minute:, eletsit. Reardon need Davis, CoCoreet 1446 ' scowl, e xec : captured off the Lizard, the French Schooner pi t. char J. ' i Vt ii rt`e s ~ht • storkpon, , on-spinner O ct.m gi ateer San Joseph, of St. Mato, of about 100 toils, Nov. 10, at eletee, ot the Bush Lin, I)eaassate ' m7,:,n Attornies, Mr. Bnekley, Mitnellestert tint me,”: 41 4 1 , - 7 1 . 1 tierced for 16 guns, but only mounting 14, add r' S ". . l. l3 v' er l r e vti 'l ick . lanst Abbey, Devon, Woolleesinand ~, 18 . men, commanded by Joseph Witterrongliel, a )ane ; she sailed last evening at six o'clock, and Oct. 8, 19, Nov. taint eleven, at the Star tat. Itmene:r l r*,' baffles, Messrs Williams and Darke, tad taken nothing ; she is only one year old, cop. ter-bottomed and fastened, a most beautiful vesselS I..l\x`Li'llTa::l:..itit.eitineiiessniii:Flove.,:itAl:ict:i.e.rr .:3:4ll%tinv.l4:::lhre'erTnyten,corbliN,:ls'el,'::„.::77.l.l:tkisoirr;ii34:?,:rr„:lBhoble::::::rt:ii,tvi';:-iiiie,f;(4.7l: mil sails remarkably well. His Majesty's sloops 4%ttte Belt and Wolverine were in company, the atter, I find, had been in chace of her frout eleven J. B. Knight,* fore-street, etteseemoneer, Orr. g, u,sb n , UM. I have the honour to be, &c. at ten , us Guildhall. Attorney , Mr. J. T. Tits tor, E ' (Signed) C. MALCOLM. eriPlliettate• are. - -s It. 11;111, Swansea, Glamorgan, dealer, Oct. 6. S. Noe is, ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Bo:wield 11, '' AI I 1., LTA It Y PROMOTIONS. street , Fl. e i- stree t. , eters. War-Office, Sept. 28. It. Turley, Hampton Wick, Middlesex, mnlister,Ort t „ th Reeitnent of Dragoon Guards, Thomas Jitf.u-d, Gent. to ten, 23, et eleven, Nov. I, at le I at Guildhall. ease . ' ' be areet, without purchase, vice Auchoroty, prosneted in Mr. Holmes, Great N ov. lieaford.row.' . --4 h the yd Dragoons. W. Moore, West Smithleld, oil-aue Oct. 9, at he D.,. st Regiment el Dragoons, Lieutenant Fredrick Ross, from eleven, Nov. 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attanties, esirs M '.,, " 7 a r e i the 7th Light Bregonns, to be Isieute:rint, without purchase. and Stokes, King's Bench-walks, Temple. tb Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel lloimes, from the leth Foot, to J. Gough, hlaiderelane, Covent-garden, victualler, Oft IGuildhall. Attorney,llr.elast" be Lieutenant, vice N 1,110.11" V, who exi..cinges. 9, Nov. 10, at twelve, at oth Regiment of Light Dragoone, Carnet and Adjutant S. Chatham-place, Blackfrian. Bromley to have OW rank ~f Lieutenant. 11. Hudson, Newgate-street, tavern-keeper. Oct. 2, tso l ,„, Loyal Regent:a, Captain Colin Campbell, front the 46tb Font, 10, at twelve, at Guilt/balk . Attorney, Mr. Slierosee,6 o ,; to be Nialor, without purchase, vice Ramey, promoted in bury-square, Tooley-street. Southwark. the (134 Filet. G. Suter, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, victualler, Oct, e kb Regiment of Tont, Lieutenant G. 13. Moloney, from the Nov.lo, at ten, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Ald .n e l a 4 -' • 4th Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Hohnms, who ex- Colley Smith, Lincoln's Inn. changes. T. Barlow, late of Salford, Lentitseet,.but sow of Wese l* sth Ditto, William Garrett, Gent. to be Ensign, without landsplace, hi aldlesex, common-brewer, Oct. 9, at teat, i i purchase, vice Smyth, proinored in the 70th Foot. eleven November 10, at ten, at Guildhall: Atomise INK Sib Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Teulon to be Captain of a tiewia and Kirk, Manche ster; ane! Mr. Phili p thud. Tes. Company, by purchase, 'vice Harrison . , who retires. ple. L6th Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Sanderson, from the 70th Foot, • DIVIDENDS. to be'Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Camp- Nov. 13. S. Pears, Bread-street, warehmeteman, and Lita, bell,* promoted in the Royal. min, J. Watson, .tau. and J. Watson, Preston, Leneastet, nit. 15th Ditto, Ctiptain Mark H. Dickens, from the 2d MITI , tonstnamifacturers.-Nar. 5. 4 2 . Weale. Kiogsten, Hutted, son Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bayly, tailor.-mkt. 23. T, Stevenson, Snow's-fields, &Tamen, who exchanges. wnoisttpler.-Oct. 30. J. I) insdale; Kingsem-uponfhdl, See. • 3d Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel D. Ftattray. from the ere-Oct. 27. It. Dolton, 4Viibunr, Bucks, asalbaer.-on, el. Hosal, to be Lieutenant-Colones, without purchase, vice R. Valentine and J. Valtatice Diumfordeecourt, Miliestrets, Fairilough, decemed. .... watehouveuten.-Ntiv. 9. J. Brun-tt, Plymouth, bakvissies oth Ditto, Ensign I.'rancis Smyth, from the 25th Foot, te sre --Oct. 16. J. Symoeds, Ranteleo,,-Oeforl, borseeleake-os. Lieuterent, without purchase, vice Saudertore p roMoted . 16. J. Alcocks, Nettlehed, Oeftred, vietealter.- { let. ti C. In the 46th Foot. L.nce, Geoseerioreplare. idilldleses„ baker.-0ct.20. R. Ts. 2d Ditto, John Christopher Caul6e;d Irvine, Esq. to be Pay- t i n , Cut.dos-street, .0.v:40-garden, etteesetnunger.e.Oct. e, tteeltr Odle ht Battalion' vicerrqiihart, deceased . W. hilDanall. Totteoltainscoutr,-S . Nevus, liansahaper. th West India Regiment, J ames Smytht Gent. to beQaartere • cuert PICA rus.-9cT. att. Master, vice Walker, deceased. • It: Phipps, linitistie.e, linen-draper.e-j. Morris, Citettt:e M. initiouth, shopereper.-J-Rsvn .r, homer street, St. ;ape Regiment, Emigu and Adjutant ---• Ilan, to. have the rank of Lieatenant.. • le-bone intilder.-G. Lse amid E. L. !,ve, 80, and Ware. rederick Blake. Gent. to be Quarter-Master, eke Fraser, nee Wilts. carantott-etirriets.--4. Pa'reneter. Beerogh, net appointed to an Eusigney. • Ayleh.uu, Norfolk, iniller.-J. Johnson, Kitroonsupna-114 leutim's Regiment, Ensigu Charles Manuel to be Liettenant, currier.--. 1. Tierney, Bisamtsgate-street, aterchent.-D.Ter. vice Le L'Ardy, decetnwd. ' lett, N.telognam, talesse:elsaailler.;-4". Armstrong, Satins/Ts ?aisigit. C. E. L'Ards, to be Lieutenant, vice Courten, who- street, S:rised, is ine-nterrhant.-J. elmetham,(ilmnicester, tea. resiy,us. Menlo inv..- sir: Clark; Waferslane, Tower-street, meccas** d Garrison Battalion, Captain P. Bayly, from the 55th D. Elfstrend and S. Valley, Eleven-upon-11QU, naerelme.-• Foot, to be,Captain of a Company, vice Dickens, who ex- W. Dmights. ' Ware, Hertford, cheeseinmiger.-J; Nein* change*. . Cornell: , and eesage-g ,rdsetS leeurer. • . St 1(.0) ill Veteran Battalion, Captain John Campbell, from • ' PAR 1' X F.Rl3tt I ' VW,DISSOLVED. the 7th Veteran Battalion, to be 'Captain of a Cotapany, 0. Gardiner and J. Breeknell, Si. Joh ..st.eet, WM luitte vice Gordon, who exchanges. • field, iromnuogers. -J. it ii wson, L. li , iscPui,aad G. Hata& tb Ditto, Lieutenant Aleeauder lii`Leod, from the battle, of louse.m..reeititl,• bakers:-R.•Peckovete W. Harter, sat 11. the 87th Foht, to be Lieutenant, vice Maddie, Pieced upon 'S k itter, *Ace, lii ane. Ipirrieb -.1. Plater surd 0. 11:arises, the Retired Lit. -retitle in's-place. Bald 4 .tes:eit, rkm, booed- makers. -fm. ?tins th Ditto, Captain Daniel Gordon, from the Ist Royal Vete- awl J. WII d. liar :i ; ,'s-Erne-wharf, Wool wire, share en, ran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, rice Campbell,. E. Craveii mid S. eked, Perceral-streee, St. JilribtS, Clerics who exchrtekes. well. • eee.-mnsens. -j . an.i •W. Mnsele q, Bursko, eis3.elt BREVET.' manufacturers oreartheire are.-J. J. 'food and IL W 4. ~_1 1 . 64 . lajor Horace St. Paul, on the Half-Pay of 'the - . sth Foot, to halt, i i _1 a.1.e.'11-.114te, C 'futon-street; wan- and brandy Worms% be eieutenant-Colonel in the Ar:ny. • W. Horsley, G. Handy. and W. Wanklist. Digit-WM. Wit" 'HOSPITAL S T AFF. cester, mercers , nd linen-drapers,-It. Perkins, Boileottio Villiam Huey, Geut. to he Hospital-Mate for, General Ser- green, near Barrisley,'York, and T- leanhertt Hall-greele leg vice. ' Wakefield, York, tauners.-f. Hudson and 1. Hayter, Meal. The King's German Legion. - lane, puckers. st Dragoons Itscner, G ent . to be Coroet, vice Witzeo- --ososs e e- dorf, promoted. • st Light Dragumers, James William Lonieuan;: Esq. to be Pay- The. from Average Price of B roen .. or M . useovailo ..__ * Sit e ga pi r . , 26, eose .l puled the returns made to t h e weekerionig master, vice Todd, who retires. ' d Liglit ' flattaliou„ Lieutenant Rudolphus Pringle to be Cap- 191 1 . W.& permute I • .. e . -. min of a Company, vice Voss, who resigus. ?..nsign Charles Meyer to he Lieutenant, vice Pringle. While Mr. Matthews, of Cloaphill, Bedfordshire, ientleinao.Cadet M. T. U. Jubin to be Ensign, vice Meyer. 'was returning from Waltham fair on Wednesday, he st Battalion of the Liue, George Wichtatuut, Gent. to he En- had the misfortune twluse 3001. in promissory notes si en. 4etign Frederick Sclinatit to be Adjataot, vice During, pro- moted.. • they being thrown out of his bout, into which h e had placed them for safety. tit Ditto, Ensign Charles Kohler to be Lieutenant, vice Mol- . . ler; deceased. ;octet Seejeant Charles Schlaeger to he Ensign, vice Kohler. th The Treasury have offered a reward of 1001 . fir the discovery of the person who wounded a soldier th Ditto, Captain and Brigade-Major Charles Baron Kronen- in feldt to. be 'Captain of a Company, with temporary rank, vice Soest, promoted intim 7th -Battalion .of the Line. in the 74th Regiment at Liverpool, last week, it F,tisimi Otto Schaumann to be Lieutenant, consequence, as is supposed, of• his haviog . gise a vice Winter, Iwo -- information of atleserter from . the Marines. muted on the Staff. Saturday, at the Hatton. garden Oilier, 4. ierjeant-Major Henry Kirch to be Ensign, vice Sehmentuin. th Ditto, Captain George Solt, from the 6th Battalion, to be Tucker was fully committed for trial, for steal* Major, with temporary rank, vice Berger, who retires. STAFF. Old Bet/mitten, a gold seal • , as was J. Brown, fo r jeatenant Frederick Master, from the 6th Battalion of the ' front the premises of Sir E. Price, at Sion Hall, Line, to be' Brigade Majot, with the rank of Caputhe vice breaking : into the W hite Horse pubtic-hua se, lei Krouenftida, appointed to the 6th Battalion of the Line. st e a li ng wearing appare l , s ilver spnous ) and viiti• M EMORA NDUM. sus other articles. • The appointment of Hospital-Mate John Geddes lobe Assis- ant-Surgeon in the 541.1 i Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the On Saturday, at Union-hall, several Prisoneri 14th of June, 1809, lies not taken place. Ensign John Bushell, of thelth Regiment of Foot, who was diperseded, as stated i n the Gazette of the 15th instant, is r - - burgliry in the dwelling-house of 11'.C . were filially examined ; firillians Eldershars, for a astated in kis rank. at Kings t on Surrey; Alexander Robinso n and a 9 ....-....... • '..losonsissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Connty of ant i two o th ers f or l e sser offences ; they %Teets I Essex. IVilliam Baker, fur having Stolen eig ht lire pirili; • To he Deputy Lieutenants, The Right Hon. Lord George Grenville. Dated July 2 , 1810 . Myers, for pot-stealing, and John Gamer! ains NI iir Richard Neave, Bart. Dated as above committed fur trial. - Amos - Tharlons a nd Pkilli p a less offence, were remanded. . Richard John Itrassey, Esq. Dated as above. David Pryer, Esq... Dated as above. John Timms Hervey Elwes, Esq. Dated as above. Rev. Lewis Guerney, of Gerard-street, So , _, Jahn' Roberts Spencer Phillips,. E.sq. Dated as above. On Saturday evening about seven o'clock h , o ll o w lh a t i Robert Alexander Crickitt, Uq. Dated.,ae above. passing through Spur-street; he was met anti hit Jonathan Josiah Christopher Bullock, Esq. Dated July 2, by 1810. they grade o ff win watch - chain , which broke, and , William Brett, Esq. Dated as above.atteCto Philip Havens, Esei. Dated ns above. that and two valuable gold seals and key a gang of pickpockets, who snatched at III! lir , Thomas Ruggles, Esq. Dated as above. thereto. William Ilonywood, Esq. Dated assertive. James Baggie, Esq. Detect August, 2.5, 1310. Robert Kingsbury, -Esq. Dated as above. - Bow-street Office were extremely actin, ~ Essex Henry Bond, Esq.' Dated Sept. 10,1810. th e crowd it tEr Although the O ffi cers and Patroles . active, hended several pickpockets among .1 Commissions in the Cinque Posts Regiment of Local Militia, . . signed by the. Lord -Warden. bets as info pillaring of the Vere-itreet gang, yet a . Thomas Pain, Esq. to be Captain. I)ated Sept. 25, 1810. . robberies were committed, rination has well Pk Adjuteut Roert foster to be ditto, byßrevet. Dated asebove. given at the Office, of six gentlemen who w George Miller, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Dated as shove. c betters bed of their pocket.books and' watche., Josiah Price, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. • . d Palk" Matthew Keunett, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Ludgate-hill and the Hay-market. 01, John Strickland, G ent, to be Ensign. Dated as above. • the m prig attended as afence, to receive Samuel Roods, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. . Jahn Pritchard, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. • . eisette I r..D. number u. Rim-hard Children, Gent. to be ditto. Dated us above. Heary Manning, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated Sept. 29, 1810. shall, Esq. to Mrs. Cloud, widow 'or the late Thom" --......... O n Saturday morning last, at Hounierenitle ~,, r,„zi that visite. • • James Thep' BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. On Thursday last, nt Narwieb. bY icitolassl w e. Lfind imi l t " I , J. Gould, Harviagtoa, Worcester, paper manafacturer, front son, Mr. Charies A. !Jacket, of N _ ... .. 1 ,,,,,e, r ,5rre , Sept. 11 to Oct. 23,• at eleven , at the Couwe lon, Evesham, riet, ably daughter ofJameti Notorwths, E.q rm_ ..... e ..... ...,......e. . Worcester. . . . , DIED. the Rev. , .. He ain fill' G. Self, Fe . nchurch-street, grocer, front Oct. 2 to Oct. 9, at ten, at Guildhall. geratd, Bart. of •Lisbeen county of Tipperafe.....,..: ri tyr BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Last Monday morning, i* Cork, Sir Thomas - Lew, and seine time Curouel of a itegesteat, in tic Pet; J. Smith, Ilasliugden, Lancaster, corredesder. service. • . , . • BAN le R U PTS. On the 98th ¶ept ember , et James Ogles, ..__A. rd. Es . of 'frtiiitv c leer. Ostose J. Carr, Nona Shields, grocer, to surrender Oct. 2, 29, Nev. 'stow, W. Wa q . 10, at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcastle -umso. I pie. Al- ----,----,----,-- , .. • a tic S. l iallhli" sondes. Mr. S. 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