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wurnen .47* CLIPTOY. A ease of the malt horrible deitertpt ion was brought before the Creamer (Mr. I.7nnia) on IVeduesdaY neutlight. The lending facts 111.1 cirri' mat alien are as follow :—duo Holmes : I,v, the dereased, who was about 3rd years of see, was the wife rif J. Flohnesluy, a bricklayer's laboorer, huth of whom Imiterd with the father of the decease.) in a smail house /14 4rty firing the Crooked Billet at Clapion. It ePeemeed from the evidence a Esther Sorry, a lodger in the house, th at the derrere-it and her hush and came home in the erect; ne. %bunt mitt o'clock, and as they ectered the house, wittiele and seine very angry cairn...ion pas* between them. %Vit en-As sit la the next loons with Iwo children, with whom she was left in char.le by tut Mounted, who was a watchman, and fether attic &wooed. The woman wrest to bed in ad.. joinrug ritorre The husband Came ink) W WK . ! runt", ecleu asked hint if he eta coming in sleep with the clii"dren. llolmerby staid. perhaps he might. The deceased then called rut, that dile did, he soon M . get up agsht. Ilnlniesiay came and out of the roma several times. %Vitae's at length et.a• u rismt tb,t e c o a n id cut to heel to the children, retinal Igo the base dieur, Iu lheLa. lO minirt•s she hear al the sreinil i.f WTIMen ;him ruialoal to the door, aiel was mul by nee of the chddreu who rolledswitait al the chi* nad raid if be called Get ae. ia, hewou ll wander him. Witness then, frets the adjoining room, heard three dill s,el Mows, and the unfortunate direased calling 'MI.. ' Lord h ore Merry upon me!' flithnealey then tame into wit err room, and slid, he " had done for her, and altould be home' • Ile then asked one of the lists where hSa fethee'e (the watchman) mousey was; that money h e ranted, God money he wrath{ hare. lioluieshy took cilia te!, sod broke 'pros chest, and took what rntin,‘ , he ctiol.l end said to witness, * I am guise out at the back..dour,' and :holding tin as axe) added, you speak or stir I will maids. yow Insult.' Witness sad the child then wrist to the next hone, and an ...tau as she was a little recovered from lace ft ight, seat a girl steer to the public: house, where Pea.. eall,• one of the parish beadles, happened to be. Perscorl sated, that he went over to the ho u se immediate Iv, and haw. tog procured a light, saw the d d lying ulead on the heti, nearly naked, a vast quantity of blood appeariug ors the bed, and several wol& un her head. Ile saw an nice with a great deal uf blood upon the top of it, particularly on the back of the handle. He rnu inimediatele fur Mr. Re'leYs the 'nevem. This wittier.; found tin person in the honer butt the deceased, and • child asleep in 'he adjoining Tomei. Mr. Bailey stated, that he found the eireenseirl lying in bed on her left aide. There was a great quantity of Muni' on the bed, but not in the spot where die was lying; thought she bad been dead fibula two Mourn; examined the heed, um the hack part of teloch there was a large wound from Iwo lu three inches in length, appearing to have been made be mime b:trot instrument. Au axe was produced to bent with Mood and heir upon it, with whirls it is probable the act was committed. round the jaw fractured in the centre, ecrl by aloe left ear. Footed soother wound between the rye. trout s nlenit an inch in width, and another on the left tem. pit, aheut half an inch in width, and an inch and a half in depth, pi ohalrly caused by wise tharp.point. d knife. These trujurriee, and more particularly the latter, were the cause uf death. The Jury instantly returned a verdict of Wilful Alarder spinal John Huinresby, the huabaud. The horrid Miler at of the rase necasioned the attem'atere of a number of respectable gentlemen of the neighbourhood at the Inquest. J. Flolatealty hes since surrendered himself into the hsnds of jumice, and voluntarily made the fullowiug centric:ion : Kent, Ciiirpie Ports to wit —The voluntary examine. tis. and confessims ofJuliti Holniesby, biirklaye;'s labourer, taken try and before us, the undersigned Justices of and for the eairl Cinque Purls, who retro-sot that the letter before us shall be opened and read ; it ta adds eased to Mr. Damara, 5, Dean.street, Soho, Loudon ; its purport is a confes sion of the nuttier of his wife, in consequence of having, un Tuesday evening week, shunt the dusk of the reel:one, caught her is the art of aduhtcay, in a cow hovel, opposite her father's house at Claptore—the imminent accurnpairieil kis wife bowie to her father's house: be was gone its his etch when they get home; be, the Primmer, then told the housekeeper, ar hose oarne is Sorry, of the adultery of Ilia w•te, and almost directly Ott r his wife and he had an alter. C,lMllebout ening to bed together; and he baring struck eer -Iteht ty with his mien hand, she threatened if he did not carne to bed to her, the would grt up and go to or with those ate leid tuft ; eel, as he had struck her, she would swear her life ayallist and he sleenlil lay in gaol and rut ; and the woo id go and live with the other man, whom she loved. After thus, be walks it out Berl in the room two or three timer, anal she declared, MI his liesiistine to come to bed to her, with violent oaths, that she would be the devils of one or other uf them. lie slots went fur an axe that lay in the adjoining room, Maar by her father's chest, and with it in his hand lie challeue. eel her ill sly so 6411111. Siff Snit!, rilt tar I h3ll suffer the usage she had, she wr.rild be the death of WIC or the other. At this imetant he stem k her upon the head with the bark of the axe iorehtly. Shr was then sitting on the bed, partly undressed, Jelling previously seemed to attempt to dress herself again, *eel, she said she would go to the other man; after the Gest bow was struck, lie had just time to hear her say, ' Oh! y 0.,. known and a second blow with the bark nf the sae immediately followed. He dors not know whether he at , . cit. her more ur not. She seemed to swoon un the right aide, and bled to as to be heard by him. He then took her by the left arta, and pulling her to Ilse kit side of the bed, It 'led her, raying, ' My dear, you was otter my comfort for a 11111, time; and now I am the death of you, and you or me.' She was then alive, and was so when he left the fettle and went to her fathar's chest, and took a pound smote salt of it end itheapcd—having threatened the children sad •-the woman (the housekeeper) he would be the death of ttelr, if they made any Noise, as he must hate money for a t •rre, in order to repent, before he went awny ; and, after leasing his wife bleeding, he put dowel the name of Slue man b.s wife bad been connected with, and left it with the house. keeper. He came to Woolwich about nine or ten o'clock the next morning, and was at Canterbury last Sunday, was a: Dower yesterday, and has wandered about at different riewe, without any particular intrusion, till he came to '4 \ t u ner. He bought the jacket be has Oil at Woolwich, leaving a brown cloth coulee, sod a pair of fustian trousers la err ; having also bought the striped trousers he Dow wears et Woolwich. He wishes to add, that on bus wife's making use (nese that the bad been dragged into the row-house by rem force by the marl he found her with, he, the Prisoner, .04reft, if she would swear a rape against him, she irbould ha foment ; but she refused, is emirate langnare, raying, 'the hived kis little Anger letter than her Lusbnnd'a whole Lode' JOHN HOLMESBY. Takeo End Mimed the 7th day of ()emitter, before sue, .f. B. BAmarsouse, M FriltlNGTOn." The Hon. Mr. Scirrv, son to the Logo Cstiix. ci:l.Loa, will, it is said, be the tier. Accountant ( „ nets ! tit the Court of Clcmvery. in the room of t:,e late Ikitment.as Sarin. Esq. The last advice@ from Cadiz and Madrid Agree in the statement. that the yellow fever his spread air fir as Ecija ; that ten infected sneer have been lai.ded froin the Admiral's ship the Assautaciu ; that CALi.ar• had left Cadiz, where • garrison of only OM) toes. remained ; that the army was riot abuse Imam in number ; and that the Consuludo had moat positively refused to cousent to a further loan. The merchants of Curbs are in despair at the cer tainty of the grand expedition not taking place. because they are said to have good. W the ainothot aiklive millions of dolor,. which they had intend ed to ship in the train of the expedition. The ye!. low fever seems first to have sppeered amongst sew. men in the fleet. and from thence it was catoinutsi. tired to the troops and to the inhabitants of the Jets. Desertions. sod the toted absence of all order or discipline. have 'payed it in several ports of **- dahlia and Estremadurs; seen at Madrid mini. derable alarm prevails. COURT OF ALDERMEN. Flitlay, after the routine bushier' of the day was all. posed of, the LORD MAYOR railed the attentiou of the t:oart to the interruption whirls hail been Ki VCR to the elec tion of a Lord Maur on Michael:nay My. bir W. CERTIS moved that the Sheriffs should be called in to ',tate what had taken place. They were accordingly called la, Mr. Sheriff Rullswell read a written detail of she occur. retires, which wire u!e•cribed as noi.y and tomultootis, and Mr. Alderman Iraithman Was states, to • have supported those who intetrupted the election, by prupuanig and voting certain resolutions: Mr. Sheriff PARKIN/ 'llia, that having had no previous notice, he was out prepared to cutter into a detail of the cirenrastavers that Imul taken place, hot be generally justi fied Ms ‘ , Oll conduct. mud the pi unveilings of the Livery. '11:e Commit, Seijeant was then coiled upon to stale what hail passrst, niter whirls he and the It. corder move their uptuiuu as to the illegaluty of 1 r..ceturing to any bust. 111114 prior lu the el , rt Is; and Ilse latter refereed to the case of All.rooul Plomhe as I' :Waive uu the subject. S:r %V. CLIRT43 then pru,smied a lion, the substance of whir lu was, that the whole hosiusesa be referred to a Commit tre vf Alds /men, with Mortice to pruwenle the der,. awl to rep.utt their prover:thugs from time to time to the Conti of Aldermen. Mr. Alderman Cox ...emoted the motion. Mr A!ukriasan justufied the conduct of him self au.l Ow Livery against this attack emanating, he said, from a 'erect conclave, and coneladed with saying, he toyer wenl.l consent to comproirsin Ilia rights of his fellow citizens: Aldermen SMITR and Morn objected to the proposed pro ceethog will a pt. lumina. v inquiry. Sir %V. cuhTIS then w,thdr.•w his motion, tool substitoted one fur ref. cling the matter to a Committee of Privileges, which w ae carried. ' Alderman ll,tt,OE , wished it to he referred to the UAW ()nieces. when be ought to call Cutn•'on Halls. Sir 11M. CURTIS 1.3.1...), quit most rest with himself. Alderman Warrismxv observed, it would he just at pro per as if the Lord Mayor were to call re Common Hall to know a hen he ought to summon a Court of Aldermen.— btrigh.) The Lunn Nt.tirow said, he hail another serious business to lay before the Court respecting the cooduct of 31r Sheriff Parkins, who was secortlinely called in, when his Lordship read a lung eta temeitt of rliffereat nets of neglect tin the part of the Ste riff, in not attending the processitors in Ins state coach, coming lit hr sworn at titlll.llllll. 1101 joining the murtssiou to Westminster, but meeting him three, and these neglecting to return in the procession ; and several other acts of 'Mailer importance. Mr. Nlwriff l'auktws raid, he was taken by surprise. but could satisfactorily defend every part of his conduct, if he were allowed time to prepare los defence. Time was then allowed him till the next Court, Tuesday. Mr. Alderman WAITHMAN said, if Ihi v were to inquire In fo plaints of Mil rant. the Sheriff ought to have a copy of the accusalsem, which was agreed to. Sir Wm. et' tells 111:11CC, that lie should move at the next Court a Loyal Declaration, to be signed by the Mein bers.—Adjourued. NEW CHAPEL AT BAOSHOT On Thursday last, being thy Jay appointed for laying the foundation of a new Chap.! at hagshot, which is ■bout to be built by subscription, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, with her Royal Highness the Princess Sophia of Glouccsier, and n large sasemblag,e of Nubility, attended on the occasion. The Duke and Mechem laid two stones, one on carbon& the front entrance of the Chapel, with each of their names, and the date cut in them. After this ceremony, a very appropriate and solemn prayer was offered sip to the Snpreme Eking, for his blessing and its prosperity, by the Bey. Thomas Snell, Rector of the Parish. His Royal Highness left 51. with the workmen.— Among the number of distinguished petsitunges prevent wire, Lady Gambier and family, Lidy Frazier and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bambrolge, Mts. Buie, the two Mrs. Swells and family, Colonel Higgins, Captain Curry, the Rev. Mr. Je►rata, the Rev. Mr. Pettingal, with a number of Gentle men of the Committee. Ragshot has not been so highly honoured by me reipeciable and numerous an assemblage, since the fate given by bis Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester to celebration of his mairia,ge with his Royal Consort. PLOUGHIAG MATCH. The annual Exhibition of Ploughs, drawn by ten horse* abreast, instituted by the Marquis of Stafford, took place en Wednesday, the 19 th ult. upon one of his Lordship's farms at l'ibberton, in Shrup.bire. The number of ploughs, be longing exclusively to his Lord.hip's Shropshire a n d Staf fordshire tenantry, amounted to FIFTY, being THIRTY more than were exhibited this time last year at Trentham. The greatest zeal was ahewn by the different ploughmen to gain the prizes; and it is to ibis feeling, which it was his Lord sbip's wish to create, that the great success of Ilse experi ment most be attributed; and a generous* rivalry 'wiling, the tenantry of the two comities only served to heighten :he interest of the contest. The. Judges were. Mr. holm Firkin, of Lytiney; Mr. Thomas of Lung; and Mr Jobn Jockes, of Cocknage. litre was much excellent work per. focused; though, of course, the younger hands were less one. restful in their first exhibition. After the plongbill had left the ground, the Judges carefully examined the work dune; and awarded the prizes. The number of neighbotering gentlemen and agriculturists who attended as spectators was very great. The company afterwards adjourned to the Daybonee, where upwind. of one hundred sat down to dinner, at whirl' Earl Gower pre. aided, and distributed the prizes; and the evening was spent in the enjoyment of those feelings which are always iurpirrd by the united presence of a liberal sod excellent landlord, and an intelligent, grateful, and respectable tenantry-4 happy onion !—which pre-eminently distinguished the pre sent meeting. The next annual exhibition will be betel at Treutbam. On Thinsday morning JAMES CHENNELL (brother of the unfortunate Mr. CHENNYLL, of Godalining) was found iu a pond between Guild ford and Godelming in a drowning state; he vlu rescued by some farming men, who accidentally discovered him in time for animation to be restojed, and conveyed to Godaiming, but he died iii the course of the evening. The depth of the pond in the place where the unfortunate man was found is not more than two feet ! On Wednesday afternoon the 29th ult. West Woodside, Haxty (Lincolnshire), and the neigh. bouihood, were visited by a tremendous thunder storm, which killed a horse belonging to Mr. ED. MUM) TORIts, of Thorne ; and a cow. the property of Mr. SAtiDERS V*uss, of Belton, Hear Epworth. Four desperate villains, who had loog kept the neighbourhood in a state of alarm, were a short lime since apprehended through the vigilance of Mr. 111. NoAn. of Shawford; they having previously stolen property belonging to that gentleman to a considerable amount. In the present iostauce they w .re detected at midnight, us the town of Trow bridge. selling a large copper furnace, belonging to Caset.l. j. of Road. Three of these miser...et' were tradesmen, each earning weekly wave, more Sb so oultreieut to procure them all the necessaries of life. They were examined before. sod cow oa.tted by T. S. Octal/ grave, Erg. of Orebant• leigh ; sod that active and patriotic Magistrate ad dressed them in so forcible and so feeling a mauner, before they were seat to prison, as made them shaJ• der as the troormityof their Omer, mod thorough% y sensible of their &traded @hostility. Y'01.7 Cr. GUILDRALL. . . Roßntrtits IN TILE hl It TRADE. N. Ls, and 0. trigrry, two young men of reepretahle 'sprit . M, underwent a final examination us Saturday, sad were fully committed for Lila, on the rimer of sti al. ing four pieces of silk, *slue operant% of 701, from the warehausir of Mess, a. tiopk ion and Cos pee, it I. Conan! , rabic depredations have been committed at clot wardiiiima of different perimits in the riik trade tarty, and the Prisoners were identified a. hoeing hems at several ware. houses which have been so robbed, under pretence of put , ehmiing articles of /won vale', but uo properly has a. yet been traced to their possession which COOlll be identified by sioy of the inifferers. No port of the Koods melee teuto Mettle.. Hopkins and C 01•1141. has bees found, although the moat diligent march hat beefs militia', nor was there any evidence brought firwarit lo.ltew that the Prisoners were the actual thieves; hut pilaf ws% adduced that they raise to the warehouse early in the moaning to purchase • small article of 5.. value, that they returned again in a few min Mee, mid purchased anialier stuall article ; float they contrived so to engage the two wareboavenien that 0.4 backs might be to them, and that the goods west sisitvintc immediately after the Prisoner. lett the warehouse. There was also evidence to prove lust the parcel emitailsing the four piper, of sick We, in the wArebusole sisal an Moir and a half before the Priaoiwrs rain , ' in, sod chit no line hot she vei mils of the house bail been an the warehouse (acrid the Prisoner'. bOW.STIt PIT. Sit arilsy a private examination was granted by the sitting Magistrate at the request of a *oil-dressed )(lung mau, also announced himself as John Salivaii, r. -ti a asps? of Ire. had. He stated that he hail iiiirortinsati ly formed a cri-. urinal intercourse with a W.ll/11111, mM, had hoax him tan eliddreit tor Inch he had ptovtdt.l fort. and hating thought proper to leave her, she was perpa•twally anun)tlic NM, at . 1 at length had gone so far as to Cone to his lodgings, and steal a quantity of wee in: apparel, consoling of a en:4, several waistcoats, cravats, and shirts. He also scent. her with meeting a watch, his property, sob pawning it, with other articles of value. . Mr. Millie immediately granted a wacrant, and in a short tune the supposed culprit made her illDlX”ltatlef. She was a tail decent looking et 00000 an, app ereni ly atm.! 35 rills of age. mid declaerd her name t o be Marc/ Sullivan. The Complainant then stated th:. charge. When he had rull el,trird, she began with an tail - mole:mar,/ ilezree of eillubi ley to acquaint the Magistrate with the !twins of her ac cuser, which tended to lessen the idea at first entertained of his ci.usequenee and character She •ittlial, with teats ill her eyes, that she had been his a ife between six and seven year., abil had Write him two children, and duri,u a great part of the tunic Ole had mainly sappunrted The charier he haul ma:le aghast Inc she COlll4 easily rx• plain. tier accuser hail " token up" with the wife of an other, and that Illdigidtll3l, .11•Xi011.1 to revolve:: mime things which Ilia wife had taken away. had employed h. r to buil out his lodging* for that pm p.m., mud had himself taken the greatest part of the preperiy. The was, h, she iteeltired, he had authorised her to pits II io pay a d 11,!. An amusing dialunene, attended with mutual recrimina tion, then passed between the laity and lie, set-weer The affair ended by the Magistrate's discharging the warrant. MARLTIOROUtfI 1 1 711FliT. Saturday Iwo men. named Brooker and Cox. Wt . ,* fatly 4 . 01U11111t.il for harlot! .tulrit various as-licks of plate from the dwg llint-kumte of Mr. Walters, of Drvotollitre•plaer. _.„ The enaidemovant &wood, that ono Thursday, alums four o clock, sloe hail occasion to go into the pant. y, otos. she saw thr Prisoner Brooker sneaking out ,pf the arca to indow, with something concealed %sutler his coat ; on this she gave the alarm, and the fellow r.. 0 off. John Tabor Stated, that am la t ioc the alarm gi,en he pursued the Primmer, ma on comiug op with lour ht• threw down several articles of plate ; he, however. sosecerdeol in sectoring him, when the other Proomev, Cox, came sop, tool threatened, with htsrairt in.preciations, if he did nut let lam go he would dash born in pieces ;" "and he or* about to proceed to violence, when a beadle came up, who asnstcd to take them both into custody. A young woman, named Saunders, apparently of disturbed intellect, was put to .he bar. It appeared that the came on Friday night from Chelsea in a coach, to St. George'. watch-44mm, soot desired admit• Sartre for the might, but the eonsiablr, coonsiderinc her in liquor, relayed; sl.e aecoord.agly dismissed the coach, and waled ..IT with a bundle under her tout; after this the gut into Mary-le.bone.strrri, and lacing assailed by a 511 of sharper•, she collected a mob around her by her shrieks and cries, till she was conveyed to Mary-le bone watelebouse. On scaochiog her, there welt. found in her pos.emiun seven rhoplicatts of loom sty. which she had pledged at vari ous places. Inquiries arse then made concerning her, anal it appears that she was vin• lately living in the family of Sir H. Wilson, also of Sir Julio Acres. The Magistrate ordered the beadle to lake her to the workhouse, and that props care should Ire taken of her C.. 11 her real situation mould be ascertained. ANAGRAMS. Radical Reform Rare mad SoUe. A I Pal Intnient lie/areal SOL/elm Guy.% a feae Cut rum. °rainy Henry Halt. N•r °see truth. r$ ? Welleam Cubhelt Thomas Lord Codirane Cold cheat• mar I , !te,eur. John Gale Junes See John in Gaul. The best troy of keeping Apples.—Gather the fruit dry, and put it with clean %trove or Iran chaff. into casks; cover them up Ouse, sod put them into • cool dry cetlar. Fruit will keep perfectly good a twelvemonth iu this manner. On Wednesday evening 29th ult. ■ person Of Bridgwater, returning thither on tout, from the town of Chard, was attacked by a man armed with a large stick, and most dreadfully beaten. When the villain had, as he thought, accomplished Ins object, which seems to have been the death of his victim, he held down his face near to that of the sufferer, and said, Daum him, lie is dead !" The poor num lay in a ditch by the road-sttle, till the next morning. when lie was discovered and taken to Chard, where his bruises were examined by Mr. Wnsanow, surgeon. who found one of his legs so much shattered, as to render immediate amputa tion neceireary.—The perpetrator of this inhuma nity has since been apprehended 'acid committed to Ilchester gaol. h seems the object was not to rob, but effectually to prevent this unfortunate oau from lodging informations against those who in the town of Chard and its vicinity have for some time pat been in the habit of selling cider without a license. Its addition to the melancholy intelligence which we lately conveyed to our readers. respecting the loss of the two promising sons of Mr. Evrert. of West°, Super Mare, we have now to record the death of the benevolent Col. lionEas. who was mentioned as going out its his boat to rescue their bodies from a watery grave. From 11w chill and fatigue which he suffered, after having pored ten hours in this outmoding attempt to soothe the grief of the afflicted parents. a fever was brought on, which terminated fatally on Wednesday ressinight. He was Lieut.. Col. of the Mendip Legiou, and will be long revered by those who knew the worth of his public and pnvote ELTOlei two sous have beep found and conveyed to Cleve dots, where they were interred is the family vault.... (Bath Herald.) FROM S'AIVRIYAr Niroirs G4ZETTE. [TIM Gaulle volifies the Prince Regent's approval of the thresher Autoniu tarsus de Maarareohis is Portuguese Conan! at Flnsial. It also coutnina the customary snit/as. lino Itv the Speaker of the Moose of Comtism's, of the death of Sir E K1;404101, lode M.P. for Kent and of llre iaeiag of a as w alit at th.: cud of to,rll eel) data M [UTAH Y 1440110TIONS. ll'nr•QlFee, nelober 9. 1 f. 41 9. 2.1 Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Surgrou Andrew Browne, front the 9th Foot, to be Sun.!. MI. vice John Abercrombie, who retina wpou UUtlsi'out-..-dated September 30, 1819. Amiatant•Sorzerm Samirel 11,11, from bat( pay rl.l Dragoon (itr.r.ht. to be Assivtairt.S.irgeon, v :re Matthew 11, Cowie, who exchaio.:eir—datcd , at •bove. 14th Regiment of Light Dragon:iv—Brevet Lieutenant. Colourl(li:irks 'llavgey 11.14er to he Liewtenani.C....l...n. I, •ier Sir F F 11. H. I wry. t..1.-rearie.l--dated as above. Brevet Major Thount4 Futter Millet to he Major, vice Rare r—rlate.l a. vb..ve. L1,111.1.'11 J.,errr Io be 'Croptrrits of a Troop, vice av above. Cori 1,;.1 %sr,/ Loire i'mry to be Liewletraol, vice Joncr.-.. thsti it MI above. ltecimeat of FoOl—Captain Donald Marlean, from half pay of Uttt h loot, to lie Captain of* Company, -vice An drew Leith Illy, a los estehancs s—slitesl as above. Lieutenant Thomas Metriturn, flora half pay of the Recii ntent, to he Lieutenant, V Ire ItteliarJ Rai fosJ, who •X . thassges,r- et.ivissc the diffs rear.—dated as shove. ditto—Livotesionst Walter Valois, from balf.pny of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vie Robert %Vollmer, who radiances. rervivissz the shift-. e1:4 . c.--doed as above. hob shim—l: morn Illrry Calvert, 1- the :fist rout. to We Lieutenant, by pots base, vice Gohlientt, promotes' in the 10th Foot—slated as above. ditto—Storzeou Augustus [Anis lasinsworth, from the half .pay 60th 'Foot, to be Sarcron, vire Browne, appoint r,l to the t..sl Dragoon thoirsl.--staird as above. lOtli ditto-1.1..461(1mM Chalks Ls vince. from half-pay 65th Foot, to he Lis sitimani. ore Julius Itulonsou, also ea ch:loges, rrs-civisig Ilse rs nee—dated as alcove. 13th ditto—l . ..mien Jaroli Gordon. from half. pay 60th Font, lo he Etssit•:si, vire William N. Barrett. who rachaugts, re eeivinc the thlference—ilaird as :Move. '2d ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Krappock to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice All:admit, deceased...- titled ii. above. _ ic to to Lieutenant, vier Keappock—dated as aboVe. Frederick Crivendirb to be Eivoigu t vice Poole-- churl I all. e. ;:;c1 1.14 ntenatit-Culonel John Malay, from h.Of pia) 1114:h Foot, to be Clitaits of a Company, vice Auzo.tiie Charles Drarruie-e. who exchanges, reveiving the differs nee— ddIPII as shore. 3101 ail to-I.i. hitllA II i Clmrlitilicnry Farrington, frnnt I•av 4tl, rout, to hr Lien teniot, vice Sannicl Shane, who exchaligi,, receiving the (Ferenc. —d a t e d as a b o ve. 324 thlto— Lien tenant Mlc h:n.l Vi . 1111:1U1 Alleigisan In isr Captain of a Company. withimi purchase, vice Leonard, teitoietl-- &it'll as 111141Pe. To to. Lientenants—Llenienant G••nrge Moore, from half y Std Foul, vice John Checks I',awfor.l, who exchanges, rveiring the difference—dated September 29, 1819; aad Ensign George firowue, without purchase, vice. Meighas ill or 0 as shove . TO be lEosugo—Arthur Gray Shirks. Gent. without pus ehase, v.ve Drowor--Jsied S. ',helot). r 30, nip. To be Adjiitaut•--Lieuteusint George Moore, ♦ice Law rence, a t resigns the AJjotiottry only—dated as above. 38th ditto—Thomas Alsorcrotnb) Tram', Gent. to he Ensign, a i thous purchase, vice Rocs Is t promoted in the Cape Corps . . —dm dZ3 , 11k/Ve. - .. 391 , 9 ditio—Lo-ulenant Thomas Weight, from half-pay 6011, Foot, to be Lieutenant. %me Cdlaell Langton, who ex . . . ehatip 1, receiving the iliffeci nee—dated as above. With iblio—Lituttuant Ilioniaa Ryon no be Captain of a Conspany,siitiut puscbaae, vice Rowe, &erased—dated iii;twe: E 111.1411 tirtli re Macleod T. to ha Lieutenant, viee Ryan —dm ird • abort.. - Geollcn an Cadet Thomas Abtouty, from the Royal Military Cull. Kr, to be Ensics., sir.. "few—dated as above. 571 h .:.co—Brrvet ......t.ralonel 00111,1114 Carry to be I..rat, nv rot-chase, rice Spr ing, rho ie. _ iirra—aat. av above. _ Lirmtnnut Albert ‘VillismHoz, from hattpoy 104th Cum, In be Lieotennist, t ire John Connor, who exchanges, rreeiv.fsg the differm.r.--tintrd a e. 60th dittu—Liruteumit thigh r;ohlicutt, from 71h Foot, to be Captain a a Company, by pas-chase, vice Bril, who as alsor;. - fiat dilio—Major Tiostrias raise, from bilfpay Di Meuroo's Regimrsit,ito he Major, rice James Norio's, obu , chantes--41.4hrd alkOr.e. ditto—larnicnnot Hrnry'Aril, from lorlf paw 19th Licht Dragoons, to be I.truiromor. sce Alexander thorn. son, who exchanges, rsceiting Ora thJ shove. 70th thno—Lieniettani James Hunter, front hatf•pay of the ftegitni ot, to be Liewiu•uaut, vice !leery Ross tucliangcs, receit it:l4 the ililrerrner.—dated as a b ove . 76 h dale—Lieutemoint Joseph Clarkr, from half.pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Richard Staittion Cleary. shu exchaagea, *certain the difference—•dated nu ahnve. 85th ditto— Lieutenant-rulaorl Augustus Warburton, from :...if-pay of the Regiment, to be pouteaant-Cullinel, vice WAam 1 borate', ' w hn exchanges—dated as ahovo. Putts ditto—Ensign Henry Johnson Cotter, from half-pay 68th Foot, to be Ensign, rice John Kerrie Whiie, who exchanges. receiving the dilYerence—dated aivabuve. Royal Staff Corps--Lieutemiut Thomas William Culletun, from half pay of the Regiment, to l,e Lieutenant, vice fismuel l'orry, who earlianges—dated September ti, 1814+. Ist West India Regiment—Captain John knox, from ball_ pay of she Royal West India Rangers, to Captain of a Company, viee Henry B. Hyde, who exchanges—dated - - . September 30, 1819. Ensign Edmund Pierre Ford s hum Bth West India R.giment to be Ensign, vier Thomas Strange, mite ex changes—dated as above. 2.1 ditto. To be Emily's, without porthase—.Ensign Joeepb Grey,. irt.to half-per Ict Bahama Garrimun Company, rice Cltffera, the. d June 20 :. 1819 and Gentleman Cadet Rirha►d lima'', from the Royal Military College, trice Pouec, thscrastd—alated September 30, 1109. Cape Curpa—Enaian William /truly Roger., from 30t F.OOl. to hr Liesitenaut of Casalry, without porit.iate— datrill as abort. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff Surgeon Alessndee Shrteky, from half-pay, to be Sets gram to the Fore* vire M•Glasitan ' whose appotatioest Las not take, place--41atesISeptember 30, 1810. MEMORANDA. The Christian nausea of Lieutenant Acton, on hattpsy 00th Foul, are John Phillip, and out Thomas. The Christian name of Mr. Wilson, appointed to a Coe. !Imes in the 411th Light Dragoons, on Iptlt Itiatember last, is PAlip, and nut Chastest. The Christian names of lieutenant 11111, appointed to :,6th Foot, on 43d September, 11119, are Beaty /Masada. Ilse r. appointment of Depot, Inspector Summers His. t o' jag a 9iated io the Gazette, of 14th ultimo, has not liken place. Detachment l'aysatter Itortboinnew Noovil, at Estill horob, has brew superseded from Ist August, Islll, lot Wire gloom *dhows Wore. BIRTHS Oa the 1 0 5th alt. at Lowe.!my Hall, the LaJy of ' Prederiett blustavois Fnoke, Bart. of a sun. On Friday, 11l Bakeesteret, Portman-square, tlu• •' Justinian Alabor, Esq. of Odell °WIC, daughter. DEATH. On the 20th alt. at Stosuirrland Cootie, in Ibr 66•ntu bfr, Juba, wife of Captain Bishop, of the 40111 sad second daughter of Witham Talbot, Esq. of Talbot, iu the tossoty Wexford. NANKRUPTS. Barnet, Baraett„ late of Gremi-ateret, Leireator•mpare, M W it irt' „ to tairreader, Omobrr 114 at tea, sedl November O. at twelve, at Gaildball. Loodoo. Atiorsrle Mr. Voters!. Britford.meeet, Iledford-mpare. William WI, et Great Eaatebeap, Laid**, rhysolot, I. aorreader, Orsober IS, IS, at tea, sad November 20, at twelve, at Galloon. Mummy, Mr. Wilde, Ozarks Lewis Spills, of Csimbecir4fl, Senn, mincing% HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON PRIMA:. Mullis( 27 Sher 7. I Eyeshot! 57 after 7. LONDON: WWI*/ sod Published si the Office, Nu. 11:, Orme ;ai wine ibisertiscommsts ire s ertivell, and re Pl mese be eddrecised—C. SM No. 1 . ir. 49 . 1.11 Na b WHITE, No. 127, SueL.l. 11• Wither. to surrenitcrl Oclobes. 23, 30, ard Nvr• to 0 at Guildhall, Loudon. Aitotuils, 31i Perk s Ohl Ilroail.sircti. --Thomas Slsithews. or Frills-strrel, Sohn, Mot „ 3. limier, to surrender, l lelnber 29, 39, at tiet lye, and !Sus's,. her 20, at ten, at Guildhall, London. hfinsatini, M ehra . Hard sad Julioasuu, King's Ilkiils.w•lk. . . . . George Ernrry, late of Hosightua, htm,lro,d, Oiler, to liar. reader, Oriotoir 15, Is, and Nowise/the! 10 , Al Pairite, th e White Hirt and rr Star Inn. Ittory ler. kineir., Mioors. Aostiee and Wright, lime, rt.orh- wi gi, T, London; and Mr. Wawa, Giluarter. . Matthew Hull, lase of Nrntietla.alnrl. Coveog.",,,g v Middlesex, tallow•chaudier, lu .14/IVII.!Cr, 0(1%.6., 11111.1 Nosrmlwr 20, at tarter. Al GwlJlmil, Loudon. %Irv, Mr. Warrand, jun. Mark lane. Anthony A Moot id Liverpool, ophobsterer, fa Novi•mher S. e, and 211, al tine, at Ike George too, 1 4 „,, in " . /Worn, vr, Minim& soil Fowl. r, Litt I - pool. Thorns, Puorll and Wit:iambi of eltaillr, to surrender, Noventlwr 1, ?, and ?fl, al ileive, the George Inn, UV. , Ad. Attorneys, SirNsn. Cr.Si l h ;0 4 Hittite, Liverpool, John Mat keel, I of Nuarastle to surreader, Otto er 15, Not/ oilier I, emi 20, al ehrtu, ~g the George llm,: Kell and I.l,oilieek, Row ( knurl..yard, London 3,•11 M r . son, Newcastle- upou-Tylw. PRICE OF SUGAR The aver/lc mire of Grown or .11usc..v:olo poien from retorno mode in ihr week Gthrhty of ISM, in 30.. till. per . a _ elusive of the I/utirs of Customs paid ..r irlyatoh: Orr. 44 es the importation thereof in:w Great liramia. PRICES OF COIOI. Average Prices of Corn of Enrlaod and Wa Quarter of Light IVinehester Hostw .m. 4 of 11/1m1,41 tMr ball of 141111 n. avoirluvruusr, from the returns rervorv,i u thq vreelt ended the 2J of October, 1819. ...: , L .E 1 : i I 1' Z Q .2 1 I 4 4 d r. d s. d.I s. d r_ d s 87 : t 39 26 48 4' 49 9 1 87 b Dirideads, r. iA oar mart.) IVXVAL INTELLJuENcE. roftilneeVtri, ocrneut R. Arrived tin. Hannah, Ilay ; an.l Caledonia, 8 , . f on Si. Prierabnigh ; Conori, hall, hum Havre f.qr Ntw Vvik; arid %Villas's, Gninni, front the Moo. fur Truirii;ail Saded aloe lilusw,m for R..nlh Amrr.ca ; Chnowiti trap.. port Cur Chatham; And Snowdon, Hunipleryi, I 41 . Lech." IMIII*MII. UrTOIIV.II 7 Yesterday arrived the Ilia, kairssog, and from %1 l's Bay, with she Dote% Knew( battle .hip Proms Err derick, which lout is there, Rival Balrrrta, Iratii sed great distress. 4 hese vessels *Mt first to her asaussc.. She will hr docked here. Remaiumg w Hamoue--Inopregasbir, Win.taut Cai:e. Ala lab 4r, •arl Doi keret ; Pigmy, Active_ Harpy, D •ftutee, and Earl Mona revenue cutter; Scorpion trail. r, arid Dolmas naval irausptrl. Between lbw island and the and Vigilant. General Sir %V. Lumley, FC B. !Way Hp appnitind Governor of Cermuda, ailt embark al this rat in the ship Europa, Talbert, which armed oil IVerilesday from the Maus. ►ALMOCTH. uovonr a Arrived off this port the Phcruirt,Guider, Guns s C.. .z. for Copeashager. DtAL, OC7OIIIOI 9 Arrived and sailed fur the River with the fli,miimmit."ry from Batavia; the Emma, RidJk. from the South Sta.; and G:ory, Pounder, from Cattails. Arrived 311(i ff,lllB/1), the Francis an 4 Harriet, Bars, from Riga fur Plymouth; and Iris, Emmy, from .Imumien. WATERFOR D. OCTORFR i Yesterday the briz George and 'horns., sou, of flarhadoes from Trinidad, fur lhilstoi, nisi, sweat, Trot in here with loss of a few sails and other damage. She bail been nose days riding at anchor. uitb a high wool and a [messy sea, in Ballyteigne Bay, im the W t .:turd must, about twelve miles north-east of this 11.41:111111% NORTH f.lllEt.rts, orTe2tllt 7. The Time Eleuthera, French, from Quebec Saod, ratty% gut on the loosed In coining into Shields on the Mt. inst. blot was gut off yesterday, alter discharging her dick, fauistr, spars, ,kc. and proceeded fur Sunderland. Time Wexfiard Herald of Mundsy says, that the four Ir r sons who survived the distressful shipwevek of the Tigre, Thomas Smith, mentioned in our last, ore, Joiu Matti,. is, a man of culotte., Charles Heiman, John Iml tr, and Charles Lucy. It makes the total number lust 99, theloiling the Captain and a female. It says that two only of the is.iities hail bren found, that one of them had been ra d t't be C. H. Pile, a young geolleman who mss proceeili: g dun to complete his education, awl that the other ass a i'sy of Ike Dante of Douglas. A short time since The lidirroor tf the fror:, - . F r, edited and printed by JOHN CAXTON. ol 141.17. •I 4 perfect condition. was sold for the srnab Tem Of '2.. 6J. through the ignorance of the vendee. it IlhtrtNte widow, in the Isle of Wiglit. Tiw hu ; is at least worth 70/. MEETINGS OF cnienrrons AT cu7LDtt.4Lt. TO SORROW. M u. G. Laing, noting-lane, merthaal J. E. Gylea, Shureditch.oilmaii W. Batierbam, Whiting's-buildings, frilmungrr 3 In W. Emmett, Lawrence Pountuty.lans., oil•turriliaut .1 R. Fry, sea. LisMouton, grocer.... V. Baifussi, Rumford, grocer BIVI DEN DS. J. Robson, little Britain, stable-keeper..." ....... W. Pignt, Ratcliffe-highway, gruevr J G. &alas, sea. Southwark, hop•mer, CERTIFICATES_. J. Langhlon, late of Liverpool, ea r thirnwar , -(1. Pier F. Haywood, senior, of Livrrponl, snerehent.—T. ‘‘ 0 , it, of Hurler tun, Aston, Chester, chi I ILC-fact.r.—. l . janitor, of Newcnaile-npon-Tyne, rotiper.—S 141 , , t t;•.: London Tuverts, Birhorgatcstreet, Landon, tavern.ks , 1 ,. r. —F. Mulling and G. Melling, of Jerusalem-court, C.,..e -ebore:l-siteet, London, enerebautv. PRICE OF 3 per Ct. C 005... 69M 5 per Co. N. Ann. ..103i 104 103 i War Stock 2ll India 1100d5..16 14 pr. ON SATURDAY. Rs. Bilis.v 2 1 i:l.. Lottery Ticket , 111/. I:4, Ornuiurn I .: ••• 1 Ditto Poymeot I. !..• Cons. for Ace by, . .. i F"