The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-09 00:00:00

.. _ • 1 . . MI Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Chamberlin to be Lientemani-Colonel, witboUt purchase. Captain Henry White to`be lihOor, vie,. Chamberlin. te°, Brevet Lieutenant - Colonel .1. A. larquharsou tobe Limstennot-Cnionel, without purchase. Captain Jame Peat to be Major, vice Farquharsoo. Lleetenast John Kelly to he - Captain, vice Peat. 17th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George James Reeves t• be Lieutenant-Colonel. without purchase. Cartons Wheeler Sparrow to he M;tjor, vice Reeves. &sign William Hare to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Moore, planed upon half-pay. Geotleasan Cadet John Dittoes, from the Royal Military Col. lege, to be Ensign. vice Hare. Iffith Ditto, Thomas Merton Ferriar, Gent. to be Ensig n, b y purchase, vice Taylor, who retires. 30th Ditto, Major Christopher Maxwell to be Lieut.-Colonel, without purdese. • Brevet-Major C. M Viereuz, from the Nth Feet, to be Ma- , 1 -jar flee Maxwell. • ,- ' .. Ntill ' Ditto, Lieutenant Lewis Bowen. from the 4th Garrison Battalion, to behieutenant, vice Griffiths, who exchanger. /9th Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph. A. Jones to be Captain of a by purchase, vice Waddell, who retires. 4:llArtrHoopital-Idate Edward M•lver to be Amistant-Sar vtoe Bremner, d • gnat , lieutettant-C e = George Nolte, from the 9th b e Ciento:ant-Colored, vice M‘Goigor, wbo ex" ea. -Mate George Bush to be Asktant-Surgeon, vice Whit , appointed to the retch not. Whit , 47th into, Major R. George librington to be Lieutenant-Colo nel, witbont purchase. Captain Charles Haynes to be Major, vice Elriogton. 48th Ditto, Brevet Cleat.-L'olooef Wm. Brooke to be Lieute nant-Colonel, without purchase. Captain Stephen Goodman to be Major, vice Brooke. Assistant-Surgeon Alexander Stephenson ' from the 83d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Bulkeley appointed to th e 9th Foot., 49th Ditto, Major Charles Piepderlenth to he Lieuteuant-Colo nel, Wittiest purchase. Brevet Major Alex. Clerk to be Major, vice Prenderlenth. Met Mato.Basieu C. W. Tndale to tte Limstermut, without ' F orearm, vice Mabony, who resigns. * • geodanta Cadet goalie Frederick Berkeley t. JIM°. from the Royal Military Caw, to be Ensign, vice Tyndale. kid Ditto, Peter E. Crukte, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hunter, pronsoftC. b7th Ditto, Br evet lieet.-Colonel W. C. Spring to be Lieute nant-Colmsei, withal! parekase. Wn Waiter M'Gibboo to be Major, vice Spring. I)itto. Brevet Lk-at.-Coltinel Gmie M‘Gregor to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, without purchase. Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Matthew Shawe, from the 74th Foot, to be Major, vice M'Gregor. idth , Ditto, ' Assistant-Surgeon Thomas O'Halloran, from the 3d West India Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Gowan, promoted in the York Light Infantry Volunteers. Israel Moss, Esq to he Paymaster, vice Davis, deceased. 66th Ditto, Major John Wardell to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. Captain Edward Carlyon to be Major, vice Wardell. 67th Ditto, ,Major Wm. Kinloch to be Lieuteoant-Colonel, without purchase. Captain Nathaniel Benjafield to be Major, vice Kinloch. Second Lieutenant James Thompson, ream the Cornwall Mili tia, to be Ensign, without purcha se. 69th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Morriee front tbe 9d Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without par rinse. lifi&r Price Robbins to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without pup. eMse. Brevet Major Archibald Maclacklan to be Major, vice Rob bie,. Lieutenant G. S. Cotter to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Mitchell, placed 'Too half-pay. 70th Ditto, Captain Honourable Geratil de 9oerey to he Ma. j2r, without purchase, vice Myers, appointed to the 1001 b Foot. 71st Ditto, Brevet-Colonel Sir N. L. Peaceeke, Bart. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without pardons.. Brevet Major M. Mackenzie to be Major, vice Peacoeke. Ensign Anthony Pack to be Lieuteaant, without purchase, vies Mollison, placed upon half-pay. 72d Ditto, Hospital-Mate Thomas Clarke to be Auistaat-Sur gem', vice Cowan, deceased. 73d Ditto, Major Andrew Geils to be Lieutenant out purchase. Captain Hugh Cameron to be Major, vice Geils. 78th Ditto, Lieutenant H. N. Dougl:o to he Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice C. F. Maclean, superseded, having absented himself without leave. Assbtans-Surgeon William WHIM to be Surgeon, vice Swallow, promoted on the Staff. Sthb Ditto, Brevet Lienteaant.Colonel J. A. Snort to be Lien tenant-Colonel, w i thou t purchase. Captain Joseph Cookson to be Major, vice Start. Lieutenant Andrew Kelly to be Captain, vice Cookson. Lieutenant David Duval, from Wattevilie's Regiment, to be Licetemant, vice Wrixon, who exchanges. rid Ditto, Major Henry King to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with out purchase. Captain William Fitzgerald to be Major, vice King. 83d Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John P. Hamilton, fr om the 10t h Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. vice Collins, deceased. Hospltal-Mate Andrew Tonnere to be, Assistant-Surgeon, vice Stephenson, promoted in the 48th Foot. 116th Ditto, Lieutenant John Skelton, from the North Down Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 92d Elite), John James, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Forbes, whose ap pointment has not taken place. 99d Ditto, Ensign Chars Head to be Lieutenant, without pur chase. Archibald Fraser. Cent, to be Ensign. lerjeant-Midor Howell Bull, from the 3d Foot Guards, to be Militant (with the rank of Ensign). Quarter-blaster Serjeant Mackay to be Quarter Master. 96th Ditto, Major IL K. Lavicourt to he Lieutenant-Colonel, withoutE d ebase. Al Brevet H. B. B. Adams to he Major, vice Lavicourt. Major J. y, from the Ist Garrison Battalion, to be ditto. 100th Ditto t Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Christopher Myers, from the 70th oot, to be Major, vice Taylor, promoted on the Star to America. 108th Ditto, Major William Drummond to be Lieuteaant-Colo • ad, without purchase. Captain Thomas Hunter to be Major, vice Drummond. Ist West India Regiment. Assistant-Surgeon Henry bi , Creery, from the 13th toot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Wetbes spoon. who exchanges. Id West India Regiment, Hospital-Mate John IVilliam Payne te be Assistant-surgeon, vice, O'Halloran, appointed to the 64th Foot. !I, with- 7th Ditto. Major the Honourable James Stewart, from the 90th Foot, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Nasolyth, who retires. Royal York Rangers. To be Fostgns, without purchase, Benjamin Willimmon Clam pion, Gent.,vice Biagay, whose appointioest h not taken place. Charles West, Gent. vice Jenkins.mbrese appoint- Vout has poi taken place. 4th Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant Thomas GriMtbs, from the 36th Font, to be l e ieutensat, vice Bowen, who exclumges. Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign Tho. Hunt to be Lieute . !mut vice Gaynor, placed on the Retired Lilt. Serjenat-Ma- Yu' Dogald M'lllireach to be Ensign. vice Hunt. 9th n.tW, Coptsio William Mackay, from the 93d Font. to be Captain of a Company, vice Devon. who exchanges. BREVET, Lieutenant-Colonel John 151ey,;if the Goya/ Regiment of Horse Guards, to be Calomel in the Army. STAFF. Licht.-Col. Monter hi , Mahon, of the 17th Foot, to be Adjntant (;eneral to the King's Troops serving in the East Indies, vice ;liijor.Gingeol Sir Win. Keit. Maine ("Merge Taylor, from the 100th Foot, to be Impresses i Field Of of Militia in Canada, with ihe rank of Limit- , Colin the Army. Major H. C E. Terns" Gahm, from the SA Font, to be joy% 'peeling Field Officer of Militia in Nova Seotia, with that rank of Lieug -Colonel ip the Army, vier Cooke, oPpointa4 to the 12th Fem. •1 Rang Bevies, late titptain in dm S2tl Foot, to he Aeljut i a loe nt4 a Reerniting District, with the Ste of Lieutegant, vice appointed to the IWO' Corps ef valet' . To be Deputy Assistant Csidmallskries-Cseneral to the Foitst4 -1 , Wm. Smith Lakin, aid Charles OnatlialC, Gents. .• HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Physician to the Forces, Surgeon Charles Morrison, M. D. irons the 10th Light•Dragemp, vise Sir J. Fellowes, promoted. • To bellurgeons to the Forego, Surgeon J. Willianmoa, from the 7th Foot, vice Winkel', deceased; Surgeon Robert bwallow, from the 78th Foot. • To he • Deputy Purveyor to the Furors, Purveyor's Clerk. George Pratt, vice Cooper, superseded, tieing absent without igg • 141111. t. Tille.Hnspßal-Amistants to the Fames, John Miller. Gent.; French Reid, Gent.: Richard Crofton, Gent. ; Warrant Hut 11a1-:Mate Patrick Piglet Warrant Hospital-Mate Christ°. , Agsgell g Warrant ilosplia!-Mase William Morton g tslr~ftaleWhealss tie g War,mal Hospital- Merton* ' Warrant -I ilataiste William Ca la *OW sass ~• ' • • .Li h ; 1 . 7 11...!V; To be Surgeons to the „forces, under General Sir W. C. Beresfortl only, ander Le Sassier, from the 4tld Vont. . and Assistant -Surgeon Pak hl‘Glasbam finery, vice Robertson, promoted. BAHR ArKB. Thomas Berdinore, Gent. to be a B.tr , is Great Britain. The li s jpog'sAbermqes Legt e 'd Negiment (hires Ilegroth iy be !, vi adieu. . . Ist Bastilida of 'the bine, Is loafer vice pedmo si Watteville's Regiment, Lieut. Robert Yosie f esrlie 4.'isistessigavelsa.oemsl, 4 MLMORAN nu M. The appointment of Andrew Mackay, neat. t i 1 24 11 1: 4 1: Mate for General Service, as stated in the Gazette Him has not hike" place. .1 independent* of ape bakeed futile Gay; _when the apoomtmeni of Lieut...Geneid Sir a: LovvryT Colonel the i'oot. of Thsjo—General Porter to be Cu e-f looe - be ; 1 ene m y Oolttlaned to adman, and . lit, length, after of the 103 d Font, and of Major-General Murray to be Colonel of ; barb* obtained . pomades o fweebniennourg i 314 . the ad Garrison Battalion, as stated in the Gazette of the lit e nabled ae any mow to take th e , ity by *gnu* Inst. have not taken place. rootl For Eer r a i t s u i ni zn ivig ia G m az fi c i t or te e o! ftrhome the Dublin Co u ntT lst is t. fweellott.ay attribute e hat it t t h o e thg .tro ll o et ps i" oi c h P h .° Ma Pera je t st i y 6n th o e f E . peror ti ß s i:s n sia did not giso way to superior force. • Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase, read Balsa William Joucv, from, &c. The events_ of the war now call the Russian army, • BANKRUPTS. W. Garrod, Norwich. dealer in horses, June 12, 19, July 90, I at Guildhall. Attorney, Air. Robinson, Boltuts-row, Picca dilly. W. Pope, Westhury-a non-Severn ' Glonce‘terihire, pig-deal er, June 16, 17,. 1 u1y 20, at the Ram lea, Gloucester. littornies, blessrs. A bitcomhe and King, Serjeaat's lan, Fleet-street; and Mr. Ward, Gloucester, I. Pawsey, Present, Lancashire, cotton uunmeart e irir ik Jane 29, 90, July 90, at the Star and Garter Tavera , Lii At tornies Messrs . Houghton arid Sherratt, Present ; Moral. Shepherd, Adlington, and Gregory, Bedford-row. . I J. bloyse, Brandon, SuiTolk, ennt.deoler, June IS, _July' 90, at the Ohequess - inn. Brandon. Anoraks. lin* Wells, I Jun. Huntingdoa; and Mr. t lenoell. Staples lan. D. brVitair, Liverpool, merchant, June :AL July 1 1 _201 at the George Inn, Liverpool. A ttornies, Mears. Atkinson. Wilde', and blackmail, Chancery lane; and Messrs. Lace and Miller, Liverpool. E. Garry, jan. Eynesburv, Husilsitiselltlre, corn-buyer, June 15, 16, July 20, at the Falcon las, St. Hoot's, Hunting donshire. Anomie', Mr. Day. St. Nest's; and Meson. Forbes, Pocock, and Forbes, Fly-place, Holborn. T. Welch, Cleveland-street, St. Panerm, painter, June 12. 19, July 90; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Boo* Queer-street, to more decisive successes. A dark concatenation of impenetrable misOnderstandills compels tie sons of the North * who were deitiaid to our assistance, to witness our fate, if not without indifference, at least without doing any thing to avert it. —Thus is ,the Gty of Ramburgh s . , iurronnded by enemies, :thrown back - upon her ow, efforts.---Called ' upon by the request of. ay fellow-citizens, !ID.; by the determloatiett of ilbo Senate I doodat uhf. She of Berger' n& 43 quitted the repoti of my former 'life, .. pa in!:se ,I - thought to i ~hat of , mielee Tostneint °railroading hope to a city witkl whose happiness my own was so closely Inteiwoven.„ Had I followed the dictates of personal feeling, I should have preferred death with my brethren to re. tura to this embittered repose. Bat with the faint dawn which still opens to the future, I dare not wantonly expose the lives of those invaluable men who are en: trusted to my care. While, . therefore, with tho deepest emotion, I absolve you from the duties yon have assumed, I have only to require of you to re: 'Wove for other times a lively feeling of hatred to. wards the despotism which again threatens our den: hued city, and to remove your persons to the moat suitable places to await the moment now at no green distance, which shall destroy the delusion of tyranny that the citizens of Hamburgh may be the first to rouse, and return • with honour to their restored country.. • s DIVIDENDS. July 1, J. Pnpe, Truro, grocer—Jane 29, J. Pestling, NW& ford-forum, Dorsetshire, cabinet-maker—Juno 32, J. Rod- Rood-lane, warehouseman—July 9, J. Simcoek, Alban's, linen-draper—July 91, J. Walley, Line-street, aiercbaM— July 10. J. Shaw, Holton-le-Moon, maloa-mainfaeturer— July 3, J. Dray, Hythe, CERTIFICATES-4m= 29. • - - S. Butler, &afield, Berkshire, wine-neerchant--J. Tottenham-court-road, ironmonger—T. Hanka% Leath, Lis eolushire, grocer—G. Harwood, Beverley, •ietaalkr. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Ridgway and J. Fawcett, Manchester, plumbers—W. Whitlock anti W. Braggers. flagon, Northamptonshire, timber. dealers—W. Edensor and T. Humphreys, Liverpool, brokers— T. Cooper and J. Low, LiverpooL tobacco-manufactuyers-.S. Braddock and W. Edge, Maadesteld. hat-manleatterers—J. Tyndall and G. Lees, Birmingham, platers—J. and 3. Evans, Narthumberland-street, tallors—R. Kay, sen. Limelleld, J. Kay, Lark-hill, I. Kay, Bass-lane, W. Kay, Manchester, T. Kay, Bass-lane, and R. Kay, Limefield. Lancashire, woollen manufacturers (so far as regards the said J. Ka) r-J. Squire and G. F. Walker. Taunton, coal-merchants--J. Ward and J. Ontram. Liverpool, common-hrewcrs—J. and T. Stinson, Stam ford, hat-manufacturers—J. Stuart and A. Macdonald, Broad street-buildings, merchants—J. Briggs and W. Hearnshaw, Yorkshire, table-knife-manufacturers. (Sigoed) tON UESSE. AMERICAN PAPERS. [FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCLNI We publish below a singular document-4 copy of a Parole granted to an American Merchant, in Barbadoes, who was considered, by the Governor of the Island, as a prisoner of war, because he was resident of a Slate which' had consented to call out the Militia in its own defence. • , lint/ 'ii, fri/N.O .4443 , ,i1rvir 7.441,•;;L:a.': .44A ~~ ~~ IN OF N1C110L:),:i. I imlisu rgduei guilt. ' W he e ia l t ea ot r we t: I :l: p a pa t t o e : be able to relieve the public mind anxiety, with respect to the ) a n tte o m ur p ) t , t i o vi liia to w lti el:: iiiv to c l o i, o 0:: atrocious murders at Chislehurst, lichelion, the suspected person, has kuence of the numerous visitors Lord Castlereagh, Lard Cam an far i tei n u ce rhei t a o Tn g t e lei t ax h p e hr r aep w s: ' b i e a t wahredattshBceai immediately about. i s a e t v e e ly n d o i ":l , o`; t t dieii i . ri nt f l ec ,e_ , ,yance and agitalion44itia, circ b ff en:o a r r r ri h v a ed ge a b t q abaat ing Le f t (0 3: : . (1 41 o'clock:rnill more clgenly s .ettesed his wound suddenly to bleei M ellui r. i : g ..Coo l po le r. Mr. Bramston, the priest, came aboat the Name time with Mr. Boner. T .he wound was dressed at nothing farther then took place.* Yesterday. 1I( morn ing at-half past era o'clock, Nicholspn voluntaeitY. • I requested Mr. Bramston, wh o h a d b een with him a short time, to bring Mr. Boner to him immediately. Mr. Bonar went to him, when Nicholson burst into) tears, and begging pardon of Mr. Boner,. expressed his wish to make a full confession. Mr. Wells, the Magistrate/ who* resides at Brickle-y-lfense, In ' tiie . neighbourhood/ was sent for ; _ and us thepresence of the Magistrate, and other Geetleetee, Nicholson .mado, and afterwards signed, tv deposition saheb*. 4bilkieg himself to be th e murderer. The ftdiewtogi tars may be relied Upon as autheotic t Ile states, that, on Sunday night, after the groom, left hint,,he fell asleep upon a form .in . the servants': hall, the loom where he was accustomed to tie: that he awoke at three o'clock by dropping from the form: he jum ped up, and was instantly seized with an idea i , which he Could not resist / that he would murder his ,muter anttnsistress : he was at this time half un dressed;. he threw off his waistcoat, and pulled a !sheet from his bed, with which he wrapped himself op: he then snatched a poker from the grate of the ,tenants' boil, and rushed up stairs to his master's room : he made directly to his mistress's bed, and struck her two blows on the head ; she neither spoke not moved : he then went round to his master's bed, and struck him once across the face : Mr. Boner was roused, and from the confusion ptoduced by. the stunning violence of the blow, imagined that Mrs. Boner was then coming to bed, and spoke to that ANOTHER MURDER. effect: that when he immediately repeated the blew, f ---am— , Mr. Bow sprang out of bed, and grappled with him A very dieent s elderly widow woman, who' kept a for bfteen minutes, and at one time was nearly get: small chandler% shop within two hundred yards of the i ting the better of him ; but being exhaested by Lou Castle inn, at Woodford, was on Monday morningof blood, he was at length overpowered: Nicholson found murdered behind her counter. She appears to 1 then left him groaning on the floor. Be went . down have been sitting on a wooden chair at the back of stairs, stripped himsel f nak a nd ' th wa b tl b ' unisif all the counter, casting up, one slate, either the ceesipts over with a sponge, a t th e s i n k t in e u ers pantry. _ of the day, or the =mad of some articles which the He next went and open wi nd ows of the draw ing-room, that it might be suppo sed some person had perpetrate, of this horrid deid had eteudelf th per enteted the house that way : he then took his shirt chase ; when, it is conjeoluied, s i must Alive re-. iki t i , g which were corinsa ' • with blood (the ceived a violent blose %twirl Ibrermiliftyrirbich, a I ee in s t ockings. ft in his master's room), wentout at a large knife, with which she was in the habit of s hee t lie h a de aled hie Mood linen . in a cutting the cheese,. dm. was plunged into her throat, the frontdoor . an d .t le e leaves : he bus; Whereby the jugeldi vein and the windpipe wee • ° bus , co d ve oo r r utg a , 3 w i th not many yards from it w - a tte 9P then . both cut. WhenAiscovered, she was lying upon site door , without shutting theouter door , ° and went her face on the floor behind the counter, and the to the servants'-hall :he opened his window-shutters bloody knife deposited upon a kind of wooden beach within a yard of the place where the body and went to bed (it was not yet four o'clock): he did not sleep though he appeared to be asleep when , on Saturday evening, after the shop \vas closed ; and n ' lay, The murder must have been committed late .. e.fo ' r the • purposes. or., waking him at half " Past six 'o' lck He stated • the most iolemn c o 1 in .tras not discovered until-. Monday morning, as her . manner, that no person whatever was cencerned with iteighbOars hadheardlouriey she was doing out on him in this horrid deed ; and to a. question put to the relieving day, wilt& *being Sunday, no suspi- him whether be had any associate, answered. 6 How don arose from the windows remaining closed until . his life , before could he, when he never in Übe me- Monday morning, when entrance was obtained by meet of his j u mp i ng up 'from the form, entertained the w e w i n d o w . Her pockets were turned inside out, ~ .. the thought of .murder.'.. me can atsign no motive F, sod the till emptied : but some silver spoons we re for what he did': he had no enmity or ill-will of any lying in the back parlour, untouched, and upwards kind against Mr. or M r's. Honer. elf 301. ie a box in her bed-room. The doOr has a spring lock,. which was closed upon the heels of t he This deposition wag regulirty given before the Ma. and attested by Mr. A. Cooper, Mr. Her , marderer / who, no doubt, quitted the house by the O stra fe , . , lient door. It is remarkable that thercis a cottage, e Lockwood , Mr. Mott , an d ert Jenner, the Rev. Mr. with a family, nexe'door, which is merely divided by Mr. Boner. . a thin lath and plaster partithio, and no noise was that Nicholson had- been drinking a It appears heard. . . ._ • great quantity of the beer of the house during the was i n, Coroner was expected to hOlt.bla inquest yes- Sunday ; and though it is . not stated that he f . terday afternoon. In the interim , ere und erstand, toxicated, y et the quantity might, have had some e - two Magistrates, Mr. HALL and Mr. ,POret.EWetL, . fect on his senses. ._ have been actively employhtla examini'n'g witnesses, In consequence of Nicholson's 1 information, search and collecting evidence. At present suspicion at.. was made for the linen, and it was found in a laurel tubes to a journeyman tailor, who has been lately bush close to the house, covered with leaves, except I diachaiged' from his work .an the neighbourhood, about two inches : the stockings were very bloody, I nnd was. seen •in the poor woman s shop flate ' and the iihitt was also rent almost to rags about the on the night of the Sattoday preceding the day neck . a nd front. on which the Murder was committed ; and the de -* NielsnAnn, who before the confession, looked ceased is said to have complained to a neighbour, glootnyi and nerceoand malicious, has since that pe who happened. to come into the shop at that time riod'been perfettly calm, aoditas even an air of sa (after the mamba left it), that he had alarmed her tisfaction in his countenance: He appears to repent ,s:ery inuchlls'; his. manner, and had made ' her very I his attempt at suicide, and it ikootApprehended that !llama', irf 440. c teed - -iirarciaug her, and tnitng, i bilititild now repeat it, -though the watchfulness of "stingo.leageage. From other circumstances (if this [his attendants isoot On that Sccount at all remitted. th the man) there is no doubt bdt that he meant 'to 1 , He is at present in a tolerably fair way , but his re lieve Peletriaod the minter oil the first Sigurdig34 ; ;every:is somewhat doubtful,because it is feared that after the receipts of the week were all coilectedlin j it may b e i iiiesseryie se-open the wound, an opt . - - iinitill; but was ditturied .by the woman in gses.el tatimferhich may be followed by dangtroug come- Goa eemimil ith whirl) was literal ecinel,..4lten . the' : q i ieec e l . Every thing which may tend .to agitate shop was at for the night. A. Imo of the' dmoriP• flibills4tediously avoideds and as few persons as pos -00 alluded to, witi thee& ipon the 'London it* le a , 1 B ibrc admitted to see him.' on Monday tnOrming,"near.StratfOrd, who had on' i I M r .43Unarrode to town early in the morning, pair of Wieners eery bloody at the kneess Search is with theintelligence of the confession' to Bow-street, making later hini, ' .and a ft er wards ,communicated the same to the Seere- Uriof State. • ' Sir CHART. is BUNIIIIIIT has refused' peo t i niness; s _ _ ---- . . t.... for .a.A SNl°l44Bk t i. u,kr irlYel‘rda r. Y awaint this cote- COO,/ ExCitkOet, Jnit.o.—Llwadislition to a very --..... racer .e....,s sta bl e at . 1 ATTLRSALke f oe Ba r. l ar g e f t of Wh t haft from Mouday's multi. Is • lit Les a seat- Su folk. '. M ar e (. -aa -s 4 --,--.-. i n - - r° • ' • •i we had an additional supply this moriliug Irmo Nut r. onarrimoTortu. new Comedy comes out • i at . folk which occasioned an' exceedingly heavy gate of 1 -"rasp:Lane Theatre* on Friday Bei!. It is to ° be' that ' grain,sand very little his beep disposed, pf ; called Lose ste Tate, .. .... . - - . PurthaNw3.l!wlir at 2s. p er tlaarir-di congratulating his friends', litrthat 1.1110110 good. I. ...kit 3utts.—Hvrom•has molar more the pleasure of i, the aeri . eary ii i ,ta bf k on a da t ti v's onde pricie iti .we pti re cis o . biained for fie samples, but sorts were unsaleable. Barley was ()nil ' fortune which has sb constantly attentmd 0 0a pe ts rl were in piantiful sup. but were not iit.de• at his qui, fortunate Offices: The bottf!y*itithed, • r''j NT $ '•'' •Pe a Bana l and pther" articles omen:the Yesterdals and 40 following . 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We are happy.to be ..;.:. . ?.• ~. hes twesimettereg e the fetrest+prolpeqi led to from its doubts and trrack-Master•to tho Fortes to the area iris*, it appeared thrOdieflrpetrator of the atr4 . relie Its el Ilmeborgh fr ost eft'ill* . gating that Nichei ;teem of' 2rage° 22 . iti ' fe mm ey ... mist -witaimitl t imti , Atid uniMil West length confessed 511 vim u t "t e ` i lt . l 4-, 6 ,'" . )., „ ~ the cities if r oik ntthe meat klidonday, in consequ Gape, Gent. to be.EastAnt . p ol io ried per - iv* tke„ar!..(imong whom were 1 retest ht it. • 04%64 determined costrago in the de n) an d L or d Li e b er atrt I.6":e"rm th. „o„menr:....!ist defearretikehrbidgew...fiwthradit mitleftw- :tt mplate the supposed DU m. ~ „ citiartree, Alt eet bee p .abeil leilptiously for the corn- ; symptoms of annoyani .. .ioatilry_se_2l l aid . jot !h . ! ! stance, together with k i i n Y tite Ge G n li . 'crte t le t i"i ttre ;litr e ; rn . : l ... 2_ 6( littb___ L L - Ir_le__CTlVettit,_ , . r.: • . 1g.., . ff Ist, .NeF e outo. k•to • .., I,tu 145 ump • 'Ai gp git 6 4t 9 :114,49. • . 01 ~ , I ....,yro, c llo a; coma y • . 0 4.... I ; •ri r It* X .... . Inc tty. ~, t rsto +1 4 t C : ny • ir , Aft* V." a : ita. ,p I ,1 4 4.0 4 i,016,14,14 72 • 1185414141 ...m..• PROCLAMATION. 44 BY HIS EXCELLENCY SIR GEO. BECKWITH, t. B. COMMANDER OF THE FORCES IN THE WINDWARD AND LEEWARD ISLANDS, CAPTAIN-GENERAL AND GOVERNOR IX CHIEF OF THE ISLAND OF BARRADOES, &C. &C. " I do hereby certify, that William R. Swift, Esq. a citizen of Maryland, in the United States of Ame rica, having been found in this Government, at the period in which the declaration of war by the American States reached Barbadoes, I judge it necessary to give my reasons why I require a paeole of the present nature from a Gentleman so circumstanced, not serv ing professionally as a military man either by sea or land. ' 6 By the laws of the several Stites, all persons of a certain age are militia men, but the . nature of their consequent duties were hitherto purely defen sive, within the limits of the State to which they be- longed ; by the present gigantic system, however, introduced by the Federal Government, drafts from I this militia are required to be furnished, dot only beyond these limits, not only within these of the I other States, but for the purposes of foreign war of I the most unprovoked description, and the armies. which have invaded the Canadas, were, to a great extent, so constituted. " In all the States which have acceded to this mea- I sure of war and ambition, I view it to operate as a I 1 French conscription, although under a different name, and in a manner somewhat less obnoxious aat.every ! man within the prescribed age is Ijible to this draft, and if he does not march himself, must lad a sub- stitute. The consequence is, that I search in vain In Ithe conceding States for a Non-consbetauts and I therefore feel it my duty, in addition to the usual I parole which will be furnished to Wm. R. Swift by . ! the Agent of the Transport Board, to require hies 1 not to bear arms in any shape, Miller by sekar land,, or to embark in any vessel armed for war against his Britannic Majesty or hiasabjects, Gain ditty , ex changed. , J! ; ~, I .. ; " Given under my hand and a* this Nth No -1 vember. 1812, , „ . . . 1 ', 14 . sk raxikittivesilifp I “By his Ereilleney's comminfl, ' ,* WILLIAM WlLlfir THE ENEMY'S FLEET. . , BALTIMORE,. APRIL 15.—Ceptain boat, left West River yesterday. When begot into the Bay; he found the seven sail close astern, midst they outsailed Mm, he had to ate his sweeps. TIN last be saw of the British, 'they were 'odor *IL" so it wr.s uncertain to him whether tistrintinded to come too oft Annapolis, or procsied higistai op' the - FttimEntor , ,airhcitt, Aiewl 1.6 1 -Thilseetkrestple• dron, which we find is commanded by. AdsairafWar. ren in pertain, has left our Har,.anclproceeded tip the River". &rota! pioneering parties are said to haii landed from the enemy's squadron, on ello 4th sad . sth, in the..e6unties Matthearks Middlesex, sad ..Laucti4ket• ii . ;Sam4 r. :4'o" V° ~ 4 aoi .L - -- •.<: r 1 I f ft!!