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Vaom LONDON GAZ FT sEpT.u, 1613. COLONIAL DEM Rill ENT. Dow ititli-trea .Sept.:7 , 1S1.!3; A Dl3patcli, of whicTl tbr, followiky ik.,itil extract, huts been rectived by Earl Bilthurst,.one of Secretaries of Sta;te l frOinLicuteu:mit:Cieluxal, Sic tic.orgei ,P4 - tnyt, Mat, b.h )g .ton',,rprer'f7anittla; Jull4 141 n: T. ha re , the honour to transtnit to your Lordship copiiA of letter4' front 'Colonel Vincent and Lieut.- T'Colonel liisshopp, and 1)1 1 the peepers accompany, 'ing them, ccritaining the highly gratifying, intel , 14;ence of the capture, on the 2 , lth ult. of a body of thb enemy's forees„ - consisting of two cers,e tiVentil-one other offiCers of different rank-, tiventy-seven non.-etnnmissioned cifkeys, atid . 462 yrivnte,, !(-)Other with .a stand of colours, and two • • Tfie detiiils of th',s gallant . affatr; which reflects so muck Credit. on our Indian allies, as well upon Lieut. Fitzgibbon. for ,the promptitude nntl deci sion with which he availed himself of, the impres-, sion their attack !fad made upon .the enemy, will; have no doubt, be read by your Lordship with great.satiAiction. Since the surprise of the enemy's eamp at Stoney Creek, on .the 6th ult. and their slibseyient re , treat from the Forty Mile Creek, in which almost the whole of their camp equipage,-togethet with a tpialitity of store's and provisions, fell into our hands, \lei or-General -Dearborn has• Withdrawn tee troops from Fort: Erie,' and hait;colicentrated his forces at. Port George.. Colonel Vincent has in consequence matte a forward movement- froni theliead-of the order to itpport'llreliglit infantry anct Indian warriors; who ore employed in circusscribing the enemy, so as to compel them to make - use of their -own resources for the Diain , tenance of their army: Major-General Pe Rottenburg has assumed the command of the centre division of ,the army of Upper Canada. After the Squadron under Corn modore Sir James Yeo• had shewn itself off ,the Forty• Mile Creek, which .principally determined the enemy to retreat from. ,that position, it was ' , eery • successfully employed in interrupting and cutting off their supplies going frOm. the Genesee and their other settlements , upon the !both- ern shore of the Lake; .five small vessels with provigions, clothing, and other articles, were taken, and several loaded bouts were captured, antt - some destroyed. ; . . Furty Mile Creiali; atirte 45, IE4B. Sta.---I have the honour of t ransmitting to your` Excellency a teport I received from Lieutenant- Colonel Ilisshopp,commanding the troops in.ad vancei of the success of a skirmish with a strong detachment of cavalry and infantry, ,advancin with two field-pieces. To the vigilance , of. Ligut,Colonel Bisshopp I feel much indebted, and beg leave to refer your Excellency to his report of the conduct of the of firers and wen under bis-coumand, which is de- serving every coMmendation, I cannot but par ticularise. that'-of iJientenant Vitzgibbon, Arith rilitnent, commanding .tt small re.coticiitring party, eo.operating with the ,lticlianu, through whose address in entoring .into the elapitaleition, your Excellency will perceive by .Licut.-Cglonel lihishopp's report, that the surrender of the,Anic-; - detachment ig to.be.attributcd. J beggleave to recointnend this,. ofiiter .to yohr Excellency's protection. I havethe ilormur tn!lac, (Signed) Joitti VINCENT, Colonel. His Excellency Sir G. Prevuxt, Beaver Darn, `Juste 21, 1813. Sitter-I hare the.honour 'to inforin you, that the troops you have done me the'hononr to place under 'my command, have succeeded this . day in taking prisoners a. detachment of the United States army, under the command of •Lieutenant Colonel Boerstler. • In this affair the Indian warriors; tinder the connuand,•of 'Captain Icerr, were the only, force actindlyengaaed—to them great Merit is due, and to them I feel particularly obliged' for 'their gal. lane conduct on this occasion. On • the appearance of the detachment of the 49th regiment, nnder'Lientenant,Vit*giblidn, and the light company of the Bth oelcint„e's regituent,' the teit) • flank/ companies of the. 104th; under Major ,De HarCIA, *nd the provinciarcdvalry, tin der captain Ilall, the whole surrendered to his litTaiesty's forces.. the conduct of Lieutenant fitigibbon, thrOtigh whose address the capitulation this en. teredinto, may be attributed the surrender of the AmericAu force.—To Major De llaren, for his iipeedy movement' to the point of attack, and exe • cution et the arrangements I had previously made with him, am very mnch obliged. I !lave The honour to enclose the capitulation entered in4.o between colonel Boerstler and my. - sail, and a return ,of prisoners taken,.exclusive'of ‘ woinided, not yet ascertained. loAt no time. in furaiarding . my Staff-Adjutant, • oicutonnit Barnard, to communicate tO y'ou this itttelligence, ht. has been ptrtientarty 4ctive and I.lBCflll to Me tipomi tin occiusleMS. take this op_ partunity of►petitioning him to you, and beg the ttisfour at you to recommend him to his Excel. Jency Sir G. Prevost, as an Retire , and prothising young oflicer. hare the honour to 'be (Signed) . Lit2Ut.-Cvl:csimniapiliti,; the Trotyt ill advance. Brigadier-Geueral Vincent, &c. &c. • 'Township of batth, Jotic,.. l 2•l t .1813. De Loris this morning, about seven., t. received inforpiation that about WOO, Of the enemy, with two gulfs, were.advaneing towards me front elt..llavid's. I soon after heard ttt tiring of cannon, and musketry, and in conse *loam:a rode in atlitauee. two miles op the St: Da vid's coati ; I discovered by the living, thHt the ttlemy tt iii movittg; for the rood Oil the mountain. sent ofreoract iq'Kentrey to order-out my de. taelttnent . of the-49th, consisting of a subaltern anti 46 rank and file, and closed upoK the' enemy to recoonitittn. .I tii4covered hint Ott the motto tain.road, and took a position on an eminence to the rtglit of it. My men arrived Kn d plukei . oll is hi s front try int of his rutrtkat, [dodo a faro from bis guns, tvhich . ,.however, did - tto execution. After examining his positions, I was informed lie expgcted reinftireeinents, I..therefme decided Upon SununoilLog hini to surrender. , After the exchange of veral..propositions-,between liter and myself, .hi tlie name of Lieutenant-Co.= lonel De Lieutenant-Colonel Boersder agreed to surrender on the terms stn!ed in the titles of capitulation.. r.On My return to mymen to send On an Officer to superintend the details of the urr ender, you arrived. . • .1 have tite,lionottr to he ; &c. (§:Igiw (1 ) J. FrratannoN, Lieutenant, 49th Foot.. To Ilajor De Haren, 8:6-; &c. June 21, 181:t. PARTICIMAIIS of the CAPITULATION ma& hetw, , en Capt. 111 4 Dowell, mr the part of Lientettant-ColOnel gorrntler., of the United States Army, awl Ma:ior:De - }Jaren, of :his tannic Maje,ity's Cana.o...i.n . Regiment, on the . part-of Lien tenant-Colottel HiA,hopp, ethmuatitling the of the tritish ' regpeeting the Force' bulky the Command *of Lieu= tenant Colonel Ist. That Lieutenant Colonel B l oeistlet, and the force.un-' tier hls command, shali.s.urrender prisonei's.of war. • 2d.' That the Pificefs . shall retain thei.' 'horses, and baggatre. • • • 3d. that the non-commissioned,ollicers and soldiers shall lay' down their arms,at the. head of the British oilman, and bi..cionie prisoners of war.' 4th. That the militia and voluntecri, with Lieutenant-I.:0- Ione! Boerstler, shall be parMitted to return to the United States on parole. (Signed) ANDW.III'IIoWELL, Capthin, United • , States Light .I.rtiltury., • Acetified to, - ••• (signed) .I'. ti.II6F,ASiTLER, Lieutenant-Colo. nel commanding Detachment Unit - • ell-States Army. • • • - V. De Maim, Majet, Canadian,lte . • , went. •Return of American prisoners taken near Fort Ccorge, 21141 ) done, 1813. • - LightDragoons 7 -1 cornet, 1 serjeant, 19 rank and file. Light Artillery -1 captain, t lic,utenant, 2 serjuots, 31 rank and . . Gth Itegiment Infantry—t captain,' I. lientatant . ,l4erjeurits, 54 rank and file. • 14th•Pitto,--ilientenant coloWel, 3 vlOOll6O lieutcuunta, surgeon, 15 se , rjeants; dot riink and Air , . 20th 'Ditto--1 major.. 2:34.1 Ditto-1 captain, 4 serjeants, 2. drummers, 57 rank and tile. Total - - -I lieutenant - colonel, 1 , major, G captains, 13 'li4Utenalits, I cornet, 1: sulgeou,, 24. sedcants, 2 drunliners,VP2 rank and file. .. Thirty militia released on, parole, not included in this return. . , ()me m/8 NAMES . ANDitANK. . • Light DragnonE—C , ,,raet. Bird. • - Light. Artillery--C4taia.llVDowell, enantNarrig. Gth amt. Infantry—captain . I .ll'Kerincy; I.i titi.,'•na Shell., • 14th,Ditto--Lieutenant-Colonel BOerstler• ; • CaptlentiNl‘KhiP zie, Curnino; and Remitting.; Liente.oitots Saundersin 'A , dell ; Kiirney, •Mumliall, Waring . , Mudd, ;II urdock,.,Gooth win 2 Clarke, ItPbinsonot.hd hundall ; ..Sur-eon Young. 20th . Ditto-• , •Major Taylor.*. lidd 'llitta—Captai Roach; , , . . . . RETURN OFRDN OANCE, &C.. rAKEN. - ~' • One twelve-pounder,. 1 six-pounder, '2 cats, stand of colours of the 14t1tUnited,States regiment. • _ (Signed) EDW. BAYNES; Adj. Gen. Tbc losS of the enemy supposed to be about one'huudred'in killed and . wounded. eklinireik/-0,/ficc, Stpt. 11,1413. Admiral the Right Hon. Sir J. Warren, Batt. and K. B. has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esti. to letter from Captain Rattray, of his Ala, jesty's.sloop Contest, dated the 14th of July, in rotowmat River, which states, that the cutters of the Contest and Mohawk. brig, under the di rections of Lieutenant Curry of the 'Qontest, Sistell by Lientenant Hotainson of the Mohawk, had pursued into a narrow inlet, called the Yea contoco Creek, three or four miles nit, the United Statel schooner Asp; mounting one long eighteen pounder gun and two eighteen -pounder cirrowid es , with swivels, &c. having 25 men, and commanded by a Lieutenant. The enemy had hauled the+ sohooner close to the beach, under the protection of a large body of militia. Licutcuant Curry advanced, viotwithstanding a very heavy fire from the schooner and the shore, and, assisted by the cool and determined bravery of the officers and crew, boarded and carried the vessel iii .a few minutes. Two men in the boats were killed and six wounded ; among the latter, Lieutenant Curry, slightly ; whose conduct is highly commended, as also that of Lieut. Hutchinson, and Messrs..Mo rey,'Brudford, and Tozer, Midshipmen, on this occasion. The lienienant of the schooner was killed; and seeeral of hey crew drowned. SE Pf. 10.—=110 Midshipman of the Aiat, who was killed during • the assaidrupon the island of Santa Clare, (; the 27th August - last, and of which mention was made hi the' Gazette of the 4th of this month, Wits Mr. Ilenrylloore. [This Gazette likewise contiins a list of 129 'c..ssuls (mans of tiny . ) FaigliSh, - Spaufsh, and Swedish recaptures ; , taken from-theAnwrieat)s by the sytattron under Admiral Sir .1. 13. 'Warren, hetwetu the SOth March and the 22d July 1813 d Whitchall, Sept, 11, 1813. His Royal fliglinet:s the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name awl on the behalf of his Majesty, to nominate Lientemint,Gencral the Earl of Dalhousie, Lieutenant-Ge , peril the honourable 111Liain 4e.wart, 'Ainjor , Cienerai Geo. Murray, Qiiarter-Master,Crenersi and Ma jor -General the Honourable Edward Michael linkunham, Adjutant-General to the Army under thercommand of the Marquess of Welling, ton, to be Extra Knights of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. • , Roya . l.lngliriess the Prince Ilegen hes been - plensed, in the Inoue awl en the twhrilf of hi 4 Ahleste, to grant the place of ime Of the Lords of Session: in, .Sentlanft, ,t 0 David Unuu.las, EA. in the mom of William Gettig, clecensed• -ait.Ofiler,Seirt. 11, 191.3. ROTA Regiment of 140r5... (.ivart.l4, John Krrhby I'4-art!, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchaie, vice clutterbrolc,.pr,nuoteci. Ist ltegiment of I)r , igoon- , , Cearet C..1310is to be Lieutenant, withat,4l)9relipk-, Vicellagwei I, appointed 1:.;) the 4th Dra g 6011 (w ar dig: een; Lu be Cornet, vice iltais.• ' lath ,14 1 ,011- k ent of Licht I)ragoonc, cornet 1 1 ;', T. Ilucharnnt u to be Lieut.:omit, by porehitse, vie,* .1.-iferys, who retie es. g:36oltto, Celit.'.l. M. Cuteliffe to be Major, by poreltask, vice Bolts, who ret:reg: . Lieutenant -G. liattershy ti,•hg,Captic u i of a Troop, by purehn4e, vice Cutfliffe.„ Cornet W. .Kne vett, ttl be Lieutenant, by 1)141'014Se, Vice COWLii:roy, who retires. st Jtegitne,ot of Foot Guards, Gentleman Ca llet Charles Jai. Vynet, from the. Loyal Military College, to he raisigni.by purchase, yiee Jlilues, proMoted. 2cl ite*gimueot of Foot. Lleateimant C. norlase, without put , (Amelia, vice Baines, appointed to the id Royal Vcieran H a t, talion. Lieutenant lorie, by purchase, vice itaittipru tuote4, to be Captains o COOlpatiirs, . , 3d 'Attu, Eniign It. Stirling', Irons the 78th Foot, to be En *hp', vice Motley, who exc hanges. 'lrth "Mtn, Lieut. X . ... Anderson - vier Fern ie, killed inAL't,Utt, Lievionant.W.WilliiMum, vice Wernys, dead of his wonntli, to be' cePtain4 of Companies. 1 7th Ditto, Uenticotan Cadet Phiiip . Kicolle Anley? from the Royal Militury College, to be tiosign, vice Itubimo tt , yi u . muted in the :Ai .- sotb Ditto, Licut.. W, G. Ilarpor, rice Raiford, promoted In time Gth %Veit Regiment. Lieutenant J. Salrrow, vice Spftwforth;pPomoted la the 9etti Feet, tv of gogipituich.vitthout puroisalie, . • - Elv‘ign P.. P 4 rtv. rov,, to I,e• pttretii.4 . l,. 2 ' ' A Vratt,,Frotlott!si. ;erlt. rice 47.piii.t0,' to tic En zl3-, :Witte& 14114.1745 e• t l 2tl I)ittn;. Vke p}1,4 1 .44),-vhoivhic.l6; O'Vhilterty, vice te,i i .;ll,, to 1):1 purebiti,er , ' I t'' , >lupteer Freiltoit: slot; IllOocf.- Lloyd 1 7 ofnitteCr fivin ti,tl Lk. UO 77th .Feot, vice. O'Flatterty, to he' F(sighs.' 4110. Ditto, Ensign .G. C. Coniphe!l to lie Lijatenalit,"Witliciat pnrehase, vice 1 .eviiii, 'who-resigns. _,Joint• finley, tient:to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Bevan, who resigns. Johir Finley; Gont..t4'be Ensign, vice t'ainpitell. • , •44th Ditto, Ensign . .T. P.Dirom, from the 62d Foot, to be Lieotenant, without iiiirclial's;YLe Pearce, promoted in the ' ffelltFoot; • 5 0t.h lAtto, Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Napier, frinn the 102 d 0 0t, to he Without putehase, vice Chahot,,plaeed upon , , • 5.-nt Ditto, Lieutenant 3. Curs, to be 'Captain-of A Company, • vritliont purchaSe, vice Sayer., placed neon. half-pay. 57th Oath., Ensign 11. It. Hartley to be Lieutenant, by-pur . chase, 'vice liofillottse,lrranioted in-tilebyth hoot. 60th Ditto, Lieutenantl': It..k. van Dyck, from the j Bat - tali on ofliight infantry of the•lting s Gerinita 'Legion, • to be Lieutenant:, vice Ingerslehen, who excliaogys. h Ditto, *WilliatirKickp..arick; (lent. to he Ensign; witbOuti purchase, vice:Dirom, prontlted in the 4.1 1 h Folt. 66th Ditto, Lieutenant J. 1). Dunne to be Gaptain of uaith-1 puny,. vice English; deceased. - . I'o he lieutenants, Ensign A. Nicol's, ,vice Smith, deceaSed ;. Ensign .1. Gars'e in, vice Duane. - • - To he'Ensigns, harks Mitchell, Gent. vice Nieolls; lthyll.l, Gent. vice Garstin. '7lst Ditto, c.,i,taiii L: Walker to be Major, without purchase, • vice Reynelt, promoted. To 1)4 Captains of Companies, iVitliont parelia.se, Lieutenant 1 1. (ilea .tits, vice liurer, promoted in the t7th Foot; Lieu tenant W. Lockwood, vice Walker. . . To be Lieutenants, EnSign Methold, vice Clenicnts ; sign W. Elliott, vice Lockwood. • ' To be Ensigns, William Smith, Gent. vice Iklethold.: Volun teer —7. Dornfoill, Irons the 96tli Font,. vice Elliott. : 77tb1)itto, .Ensign W. Britirley, to be Lieuternuit, without purchase, vice Griffiths, who resigns. 7 8 01'13ittorEnsign J. M. Huntly, (ruin the ad Foot, to be En sign, vice Stirling, who exchanges. 95th Ditto,' Brevet Major S. Mitchell to be . Major, mahout , purchase, viee John, promoted in the 60th Foot. 2(l Ceylon Regiment, Isaac' Fester, Gent. to be Second Lieu-' tenant, vice (aldenkop, deceased. 4th Ditto, Robertson, : Gent..to be Second Lieutenant, , without purchase, vice 'Macleod, promoted iu the bath iVest Indiallegiment, Font.7ll H°l be Assistant-Sargeon, vicel: Pa v i ln i-46 s,plitaomtuit Jas. te ' d' in the Bth West India Regiment. 6th Royal VtAeran Battalion, Assistant-Siageon,R. Gazeley, ' front the Mat Royal Veteran Battalion, to he Assistant-Sur geon, vice Mostyn, appointed to the ;oh Royal Veteran Bat talion. ' s Bourbon Ilegheviit, Major H..(;. Brisco, from Half-pay of BrarlShaw's late Levy, •to be Majur, vice Barry, who ex-; change's. . • - „ t • VrAnnisoss.—Captain Ft:.tsc.r, of the bst tn unt Veteran •, • llattitlion, to be Fort Alajo.. of Fort Geairge, vice Geddes, who, resigns. , ' • , •••„. , • • VTbelk‘itig's'Gerinan Legion. - lst Regiment. of Dragoons...—'fo be, Curnets,OttnEavon Han n erstcm,,rice Liodesy promoted; Conrad Poteu, Gent. vice. Mackenzie, 'promoted. • • • I.)itto,•Frederiek Nadine, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Liegrotb; promoted. 2d 13;tt.talioit of Light Infanti•V; Liettteinint F:L.-Ingerslehen, from the 60th Foot, to tie Lieutenant, vice Dick, ex-,' changes. • •• _ __ _ 2'd ilatt;;lion of the title; .Lea's Berger, Cent . to he Etisign • . vice Meter,yrinnot e d. . Dc Itoil's Iteguneot.--Nialor-Gcneral Francis liaron Rotten= burgle, from the 4i4tli rout, to be toiNucl o Vice - holt de- , ceased. . -.......,- . nxmaturTs. tilliam Winter, Bristol, tinman, to surrender September 14, 23, and Oetplier.B, atfwelve, - at the. Commereidl - Bristol.'" Attorni es, tessr:4. Vizard acid Huteliluson, or - Mestrs• W. and 114i'ris; Ilristol.• 'William !rimy, Portsea, tiampsb . ire, I)4lter, September 44, at one, 2.5, at eleven,inui.Oetoher23, at one; at't4e6eurge Inns Portsmouth. •Attornies Mr. Poulth . n3,• - Portsea, Or • Mr.-Sheitou, Sessions- hour , Fredericli•'Doggett, York-place, Fterit-romr, 'coal-merchant, September el, 25, and October' 23, at I:Wetl, :it PUildilfitil ) London. AttOrmes, Mr. liamertdo,' Grtat St. Itelea%, llieltopsgate-street. Richard Louiliard, late of Bainbridge-street, St. Giles's, September 20, at '2l', at tail sid ) , :tuber :1.6; ut eleven, at Guildhati, - Loution. Attorneyrklr. Slsir-; tuan, flart-street, Bloomsbury. " Moses Abrahams, SheciMess, Keut, stupider, Soptrather 20, at six, 21, at. twelve, and October /3,, at CI-Ven, at GLOW ' halls Loudon. Attorney, Mr. A. isattes, Bevis-Itlarki t St, Mary-Axe: • ' Joseph Mayo Stiles, .Frome-Selwood, Smut rsetshirs, clothier, September 2..3, 24, and 'Octelwr 2.1,' at ten, at the George Inn, Procne-Sciwood. • ..litornits, Mr. Gilbert Rotten, Frome-Selwdotl, m Ntcsars. W. and. E. __Garden. Itiebaril Hutton, Bishop-Weartfloillb, iirtun, cithibet nwiter,September, 27,.0etoticr 7, acid 'at la the Bridge luu, Bishop-Weurniuutli. Attotuies, Mr. 13144135t0n, ton, Sylikuntrs-tun,LtiOup, or,llr.,gawgrsi Hiude, ttb. George Wallett, jun. Great Malvern, Worcestershire, drag• gist and chemist, SeinenTher 424, 25, and October -23,' elevest“it the Crown Hotel, Great 'Malvern. AttornieA, Messrs, P A .:Lards and 1-lankins t Ledhury, Flerrfor•! , hire, or M .s .6srs. 'l.irratit, Clarke, uwl Itiehards, Chancery-lane. Thomas Davis., late of Cardin*, Glumorgazo.hire, victuuller, 17, 18, and o..tober 23, at elliven r at. the Bear Inn, Cow ,brnlge, Clamorgansliire. Allornies Mr. Greg,. y, Clc- Mesa's-tun, or Mr. fiassett, llonfilstObe, James ‘Vorlt, Lloyd's Colice4mose, London, nituntnee. broher, September 18, 25, and October Lls, at twelve, at Guildhall; I,Ondon. 'Attornies,Messra. Reardon an,l4.l4eis; Corbet-court; Grac;eohtirch-streZl . l.' . " ' ' • 4iiseplt Perry, King's Corriliill, and the Par. rapt*, liackney,lifolier, Spiiteutiirr I i, 23* at one, at GuiliThall, Lunduti, Attiii . utl, Mr. Dudd, liter-laue. , ' ~)IVIDENDS. Oct. 'I. W. anti .I,* Tliotnin», London, mcrchants—Oet. is WIIlion; Judd-street, lirtiwoxick-Ftputr'e, turt:cbitut:—Nor; C.. 1. Simpson mitt W. (. Fait:mm, .0 the Old Change, tors—Nov. (3. J.l'yernit, jou. ituil It. J.teksoit, Wapping, ship.. chandlers—Oct. 8. W. Or:iv, etiruth, Uoi•nwitil, victualler —Oct. . 1 11, Simeon, Latii, 11,Ce-nlevellatit—Oct. rs. .their, Aldboruugit, :%offoil., !milder—Oct. 9. J. Appitton, Stoektoo-upon-',. stailonctr--o,:t. la, .1. and J, Stork, St.. Sthitliwark, ‘hop-cactorst •2i. J. aid %V. ;Eac.(11.),. , Newpttv-street, 'nut chauts— Oct. 9. W. NVarii.., Cutuldtt,,trce,.llkrociver.sqltove, hotel tceicr—Oct. p. A. Nlactii:it; St: :1: raild, litceit drayrr---0. f,„ Smith, Cliarlottt.-,tr,:er, ltatithatte-mice, plildterer-00. W. 1 - j. itelsoli.w, lenlcy-upon-Thauiei, linen-dialler—~J t. c. J. thuisan, Crauhropli, Kent, brewer ;?.. E. IhrtAill, Ovou:,e-street,, clttell7hi,. InerchUoit— Oct, f-19, W. W,,rhiirtoo, Surr, , y, di:nit—Oct.. Q 3. A. W. lithwr, Bowlitri,-611.4u-ittne, wail, victuttilor. catimicAii:s, owl% t. .T. Griffiths, ;lull,. FiOnthstitilitoriihirt., Barter's Tort.rriontli utabtr—J. liaiky, Canno t .), ~; :;,iiortii4Liirr, earl , Led,, mid W. ilumilturi, VilvaniFY" place, is'iniahliq-10.ire, inercluml-s—J. Irish, .Portsluontil o watch-ranker—J. Nottiughatu, baker—J. Unison, Skiptuu ) .Yorkhire, - 1 ) .1111'N ERSIIII'S DISAOLVMD: A..TOrtes anti C. Upton, Orange 116tise: Edgeware, school= itrynoWs , itnti W. V. Paley, heotis; iron:non, Parkcr and .1. Frithty-street. .Stionnir IV. itorfielti, Norwich, tali koil W. 1,1,1 S. Ni;th4l4)n t W..l42,ll'erytt, .1. apt) O.- I)avies, liatburni bankers, (so far as rripects tit Harr:Ant and Manchi:Aer, lirol 4 ers. ' • • Itzwardl amounting to upwarrls of 250/. are of fered by the Earl of ;lannon and Gentlemen of the parish of Abbernalion, - eounty Cork, far ap prehending and prosectiting to bonviction the as sassins concerned in the murder of Denis APCary, of Lillevanc, in "that pariah, on Sunday senniglit, which is aggravated by the supposition of the crime having b9en.cciatmitted some near relatives of the deccased.—D46lin Corre3pundunt. YAIL)IOt. I 3I,I Cr.NFRAL ST 7 SSIONS! sqtrAi. -Aso Exet.t. , Tioz, F oitTla tat,i • „ n At the -Geeral Sc s inus for Yormotith,J•.l7o46 iltaknoh, aged ; - 0, 'was' tried for tile A Viftil metier of Elizabeth, I;is wife,:H.lo -Al .11g ,lien, pit the . 14 th of Ai)r. - 444.i5t.-- : , It. \\-. Taylor and Mr. cos- - , .st , depose irgeortsd, t hat on t he „tit April they examined the body of Elizabeth.ll4o-, mit, and that theV believed her del;.tli 0ct, 44 ' 'sinned by su-it - fig - illation by the ly,ind, or by tue-i _application of a piece of r ope'round deposed, that she rented a rOol• l i ot the prisoner, directly over tic one- in' ' 44;1: the prit,oner and the:deceased livetli that oa morning _of•thVifitli flitvof sheWki•sai;iti;,! about t..reep'clock with dreadful.„cry of der ;- she* went flOiVie stairs (at . the hot"'"' which is a - door :that leads. inn) tile 1.1:. 4 . 11 ku ° room),.Tkd " Voii old 'murdering, yolii Wife !" she heard halt ,say, " For (ml' sake come iti; for - Ifitita - Is - Inurderffig me I" hut' witness hm/ivi!rg thevioleneeof the prisoner' s temper, Wi15,..,3110 and said She dare not go iii, but went up srairs dress beeself, with to View of Procuring assistancevi she went'ont and told a nrighboilrol thi-nang Hatinalt and .his wife were'll ug.. 3-riling, and %vas-goitig to the w.,tteii-!.,thee td P g : cure soiree aiiistatice; she, hoiverer, ceed, the watch _being off duty ; on lier • her children wyre crying,' and out of bed obliged 'her to' remain with-them; She ca llctl or . fluently to the, prisoner to vole otit.of • liis or would be the death of his %vile; she br'f:, the cries of the deceased about a'etenter hour. after her return from the watch -house ; distinetly heard three'hedry groans, idler rep all was silent, and she went to .bed ; she' g" ( abojit six o'clock, and did not leave the tio(1 ° , the prisOrtertillit sins Opened by the•einistahletc James. Storey., a cotktahle,, deposed, ti°;, l4 , broke open the door of th e . house in i'vhic l) tnririler was r 0 -Committed, .and entered tile 1 , 1 with several neighbours, when ,he sa‘v }Naftali lying' ow the'bed; (lead, with lier her side, as if laid out, and the beet-clot lies caort.!: 811109011 y over her ; the bed-clothe s Wen: rell„°',, ed, and he ;•satv 'the deceased had aPPre tlt /.i. • bruise on the front of her neck ; soner sitting pear the 'bed-side, 4/11011:1Vaqir,f, aOdloOking at the bed. Ile said to hilt), ‘„ t p JOlll3, you have murdered vc `l' ' 'he replied, " 'She %va s . always s - ,itness said..there were. c)ther, of getting rid of her than. killing her. lbe .soner made no replV. d e JO 9 he made no tgbt in iced ct' li which tens ) ,,i;al rv ii ; set e t .f iehc r tc : f( e . g): i 9 l l ,l, d i,:il i o i .t l :.l: l l t is .r gi r4 l) i a 1 1 ,1 the ir .}. ( I :l ,ini ) e a,ti le i % l l c. : f i, t i c . t,ic e c i i i e l l ' s .l e l ; r i i ib ' i, : l c iiiii i i*l ),ii elt r. n al e.' ni with,the.S:l;ne brotal nt ' lliell'l 4 l l: e4f. itd.ty. vu li e' 5e s, and Ittd , h r rope c , l r. eis iv it'e g o' a tl o re ie r r i . ti i e:l . ,* ieb was' the' :cast lived a verY uncutufartalile life fu . v she n'as ting t h e nltin i cr ," The instant betorele;qkiii!• ,6" ed he-p artiCtilarly' requested:to' seil':s,‘,s,:z, eery wh look. under "the of the c i e l iki e ' lie hind treviousl io. leis trial, di ptist• :d ii Ui t u. `" "ureic little 1 the ,joifit 53 ,V 111,., 6t se 9 „ e t i t and wile• signal Was. t h e n givt ; r l,l .. e ttp — 1 "1 1 PY 'matt r wan immediately.launcticil IlitY• The h(4ly, after 'hanging the )11 I lls w , as delivered ti the surge4nis fu• . t r y tie gaoler, o'n his .return, :found be mo" 1. scribed, in the cell. • , ... a . • ult. in Char te ,s, .! ri o tt t ll-1 .. s. U On the 291 I ptiou Clarke, of the tiortluolioaprteUhritd:•ngilinuier'tt and heir. . ; c th • ;td • of .N l4)' • • • tug. at Urrard Scut'and Use swo; UM. OUWeeneKday, th 4 yt at hon . ie plac the wife of 'Litt "'. 'lc I' '' 3°l) Tho,anic truant -tyeriera._ ui. krid. ‘ jr .4), at naulish; .Lady fraliccs.l-'1 tho Un Ladv at the house of his /outlier, 111 % 11•eV,M,...00,11. the (:„„.„:,3: tleor ' y Carter, EM. 6f 0 0 0,, Ireland, of a son and he:ll. , .„ c i ,; 6 • Ki s , Jo_ . lieWnrif-§treet, the Lad) .• () a . s i,f; ; ; litlssarq, of titxtr‘ . '` his Lo p's hoof, street V. Maillititir, of a son. • sl;* rtittl t tb e Oil Tuesday, tlte'li h' inst. it Seal Church, h ,1 , 1 1,0 dog John Austen, ktictur Cherening, to Harriet, '1 1 4 ,..c, tor of the late Thomas Esci. of I.lrodltoorne-.1°,„),11:-,9 1 1. 1 1 4 :vei r r i i ii i : . :u l b ) i ll, t .T. F:i . Y .1 . 9 , : i l l t r 7 61 u, 1-I !i ler . rll4 l t e l : 4 1' , 0 1 , t o On \ t" f•a t.r. ; : d itar f t , e" I d l U b' ug 9' 'l ll llt L 'i t ;'l o 'l:t. t rt4: l .4 "la t"s o Si o.t .ti as f:fe4" i ''B- ;..` " t tr ta l. : l; : 2o;4 l .ll'tg4l.'l<:ci—jf : : ..94 44l'l : :: tuan-strett. On the Rat ihtt. , at Wi:exhato, North Waitlit: ~..7•1 : ,,t-4ratss, 4ratss, 1 - pper Nort,,n-.11 eet, to Mrtlit , t • daughter of t he lite I:beih-A MiSSiet of Steptury. (At u rt:h 1-lartiet, yOngr• — : , So o ,'! A .4 l: ll; ,, Niortvia, I:;3AL. a je,.9l3llC.lfitilt, Li) OlitrOk", W: , ittl'haPfli:: The JeAviAli Ptitfit )9 - i, evrvi!iony, isureediately after which t;:te ti ( „grooluvittl OX' to siitid the botiryittOoLl: s ia t l4 • Nkiei Le V• • • 1,1 t-.I ). • , s r re tast :Cionday . ibge9.l 7 .the Bev, f-'• ;;.'dt" yeari Vi. .r of 'I - %vylord and OWiteL nrY, 4 tor. . , , . 9 - „ o ffer On the 7th inst. :it Chaitletort, ,the CoutttS. 16 ,, ' it) " that tlie.-/Wy.rJr wail° ti " th"th-jusr. ArCh w :stvittm, Sqrthaaiptu:ssl4e f FergusUu; dames •;atort',..lt, Atephen Goon, x t elehrat , . , ! too, :1,..,;,-,17r year , . 'rite ewe , . ' , Hi i‘ nutnikr or . tithertnen, huatO c,.ar Mi..4011i1 . 1)11 * 14, au emir,- t Thiitua.ptown.litiving-heen to swain out ti to,r I.i slutrys‘lot't mitt rho sea -bi Ant mra drowtted before asij,t,t4eo could PItICE QF Mink NrirF pct . Ctot. S7tlf IrislA 4 ptr cvnt. 4 cm 41:ut 3 per it. .!. I lire (:, Cc.:) . ; 1113 . 11:tu1; 1.. , S,ON 4.1:11511.P.31'. '' ~; I ndia Pomis, ii. t-i; , ' I ON Attu. F. \ citrii, 11,11 c .is. 41i• :!I' i•Pr. (I:',liiiui;:p lii4 pr. lioperiai .1 i.e4 ccut. Dist.) .1,..r : 1 nit. . 57 11 .. s - • ...-:-.r.1 I . * r y,e toromomnolornsawait4Wroitifireo.l.7 ON intbikbed by W. A. SC ,11 : 11;, at t ; 7.51;`,"-ChvicE, Stilo,l; , Nci,;o/ e:441- """ts , Letter; 111 4:4 wausb ~~ ~ J