The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-06 00:00:00

Paom tub: LONDON G.1:48171%, OcT. 5, 1813, At ti Cotirt at ettiltoh Home, the , 10th of September, 1813, pteveht b His Rivet Highness the Pfuritts itEovir iti Council. . • It is thi; day ()Meted by his Wu) glincss the Patt , 7cr. REGIINT, in the name and on the hiFilf of his MAJtan, end by and with the• advizte of his Majesty's Privy Council, that his Grace the Lord Arehh:shop of VANTERSUaY do prepare the Form of Frayetand Thanksgiving to Almighty Grin, for the ahrinfla tit Harvest ; to he read immediately after the General Than' living, on Sunday, the tOth day of Octobre nest, and to he continued until Sunday the 17th day of the same mofitit inAn*ivet and it is hereby ordered, that his Majesty's Printer do forthwith' print a competent numbef of the said Form of Traver - and Thanksgiving, that the `same may be forthwith sent round and rea d as above direeted, in the several Churches and Chapels throughout those parts of the United Kingdom railed England, and Ireland. (Sighed) CIIETWYND. rrbc Gazette also contains a similar order respecting Scot land.) ll'ar-Officc o Sept. Y 3, IHIS. In consequence of the distinguished conduct of •the 3d Re. g)meat of Foot, in the passage. of the River- bourn, on the. 12th lay 1809, hlc Royal Highness the PritiCe• Regent has . biwn pleased, in the namejirtd an the ly•lialf of his Niklesty,.to ap prove of the w ord " Mart," being borne upon the colours rui appointment% of the .3d Foot, in arlditlun to any other badgea or devices which May have been heretofore granted to that regiment. fra - r-ggitc, Oct. 6, 1013. Port] Regiment of Horst Guards,. cornet Arthur Brooice vie (.'apel Brooke, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Tall, promoted. )st Ditt o of Drairuou Guards. Corwq L T. Hawley to, he tientettant by purchase, vice Hutchinson, promoted it; the 75th Foot. Ist Ditto, of Dragoons, Cornct.l4.C. TreyAi:in to be Lip*. , tiant, by pur c h as e, v i ce M & th ane , pr omo t e d. i 11th Ditto Light Dragoons, Lieutenant T.N. Wall, from the 1,.t regiment of Fovt, to be Lietttenalit, Prior, who ex changes. Ist Regiment of Foot, Lie.tit. T. Prior, from the 12th Light De :goons. to be Lieutenant, rice W all, wltu exchanges. Pickering to be Adjutant, vice Ramer, killer} in action. 18th Ditto, Lient.Satuttel Whalley, from half4pay of the 39th Font, to he Lieutenant, without' pnreltase, Vice Talbot, placed upon half-pay. . • 'l9th Ditto, Lieut. Forbes Robinson, from the Ist Royal Tower • Hamlets Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. • 47th Ditto, to be Captains of (;otripanles, -without purchase, Lieutenants Arthur Judge, vice Whyte, killed in action, Edwurd Pepe, vice Parsons, deceased.; J. Blalciston, from the 87t11 poor., v ic e ,'ring, placed upon half-pay. -To be Lieutenants—Ensigne George Letliatn,vice 'Judge; Andrew • Gardner, vice Pope. 18tli Ditto, Richard. Hilditch, Gent. to be Ensign, by put. • chase, 'rice M'Donnell, promoted. . • 30th Ditto, Lieut. Henry Cramer to he Captain, vice Mallet, ' in action. To be Lieutenants, without purchase-,Eusigni S. R. Poyntz, vice Charles promoted in the 11th Foot. W. Atkinson, vice Cramer. • 33d Ditto, Major W. K. Elp,hinsione; from the 6th Dragoon • (',nerds, to be Lieui.-Coloriel, "'Sy 'purchase, vice West, who • retires. 41st Ditto, Lieut.-Colonel Augustus Warburton, from the Staff, in •.:;:orth Ante Flea, to , be Lieutenant 'Colonel, without purchase. • 47th Ditto, Capt4n,l3. !if olesworth to he Major, rice in action. 'to he. Captains of Companies, without purchase, Lieutenants ,John Doyle, vice Molesseortif ; It. W. Rage • got, , vice lildrie, kille6 in action. • Insigns G. Poe, vice Shortt, killed in action, $. W. Davies • f.yiet.Norris, killed in action, .1, Liston, vice Doyle, and E. F. Austin, vice ilaggott, to be Identenahts; itithent Mall, Eesign .1. Dickson, from fhe 97th Foot., vice :•• .. Hall, dead of his.wuttreis, Volunteer Edwartes, vice il Pot, aliniteer --- Gordon, vice Davis; C. Lowry, Alto,. vice Liston, and W. 'Marriott, Gent. vice Au..in, to 4 - • be without purchase. Otis 'Regiment of Foot. 3.Vainmell, Gent. vice "P;Atman, premoted. H. Keioie Bloornfield, vice Howard, prbototed, . • to he Ensigns, without porcha.,,., 61st Dittei, Ensign and Adjutant A. Connell to 'have the rank of Lieutenant. Ensign T. Ratcliffe to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Greenup, wins rttires.• • pa Ditto,. Assistant-Surgeon G. Pardon, from the 6th Dra goon Guards, to be Surgeon, vice Carnegie, placed upon, , . talf-pay. flteth Ditto, Assistant-Surgeori J. Walsh : from the Longford Militia, to be. Assiiitant-Surgeon, vice kettle, promoteti in the 49th Foot. 9 4 7th Ditto, C. Boileau, Gent. to be Ensigit, 'without pin.- ' chase, vice Diolotin, appointed to the dTtli Foot. • 101 at aitto, T. Ci'llalloran., vice Ha.oilton, appoint ed to the SMit Foot, • W. 'Cary, vice Mandell, deceased,:to btiLieetenants, without parchase. • P. Taylor, Gent. 'vice o'Huiloron, to be Ensign. , Alb West India Regiment, Serjesint O'Hart, front the 01,1 Foot,. to be,•Ensigo, without, purchase. vice Macdo nid, superseded. stir IDittn, Ensign Yates to be Lieutenant, vice Irwin, deceased. J. Coates, Gent. to be Ensign, vice. Yates. 4th Garrlson Battalion. Lieutenants. C.Dimglas, from the Ist Foot, F. Le Blanc, from the •tth Foot, H. MacLeod, from the Ittsral Artillery, and . Fonblanque, froze the BlsstFout, to be Captains of Companies. - Royal West India litagers, Stewart, Gent. to be En sign,,without puraintse,•eice Quin, promoted. - ' Royal Staff Corps, Quartermaster-Serjeaut G. Gott to be Qttarterntaster. , Illtever. 7 -Capt. Ernest Baron flaring, of the I st Battalion of Light. Infantry of, the King'irciermau Legion, to. be Ma- • Jur in the Army. Sint rr.--lkltilor J. Tricker, from the 19th Foot, to be Impect., tug Field-011icer of the Millitia in Canada (with the rank Of Lient..-Colonel in the Army), vice Warburton, appoint ' ed to the 4lst Foot. Gent. and W. Aekroyd, Gent. to be Deputy Assist ant-Commissaries-General to the Forces. lasatttsofes.--Lieut. D. 7.ll‘Donald, from the nth Royal Ve 'teran Battalion, to be Town Major of Carlisle, vice Ford, • deceased. Htsseerm, Sreer.—Surgeon M' ktlam, from the :oth Light. liragoons; and Stafe-Nurgem, , Robson, from the Portu guese Service tO'be PhysiAans to the Forces. • • • ,•iti.e..oll S. MsN ' ltillen, front the 59th Foot, and Surgeon R. 'sicattios, (root the. 90th Foot, to be Surgeons to the I , (aces. • • J ..L.11,01-1, D. M-Konlay, and C. Foote, Gents, to be Hospi tai.-A,,istaitt.: to tits: Foteee. • As , istaitt. ii. lialleran vice Reed. to be Apo- th,-0.-y to the VoreeL . 'flee. Knipe, tiermon Laglini'.—lst Regiment of Drigootts, Cornet Cirkla itaron Barnes to I,a, Lietnewtot, vice Deets en, promoted on the Stott 'Smoot' Henry Gent. to Ise Cornet, vice Strut:lute. snpersetled,.being oh, seen with, oteekove. 2d Ditto, Corner Hertuann I-Icinriels Conrad, Ritter to be. Lieutenant, vice Claud, promoted int the litoff. • Ragioirlit of Light Dragoons.--To he Captitini-of Troops, Captain anti Tlrig,*.ttle-Major Willima Si:lichen. Lieutenant rip Baron flotiertherg.—lo I,e Lieto manti s Cor ne t J. Ttioniann, , vice Hudenberg, Cornet George Creiner, ant! C:ortret 041 Battalion of Light Infantry.-1 1 4, 115 1 '0 4 , anarter . Mastri.-Serleant 'Prv.,sann, ti oritm , soh • persetied, beit.,”eabseitt without leave, acid (Sent. vice itotill; All I;efeg aleert withont.leave. Ist Bartali;in of the line, Licet, IS. liaroti I-lodenhaa , t o b e Captain of a Company, vie:: Heine, dead of his. wounds, mid EiesigusAngust Muller ttehe Limrteoant, vice lioden berg. 34 Ditto, Ensign Louis Dacia - Ali to be I.,ieuteintr4, vice Frey t;,2., -dead of hi.; mo , nds. 4 1 .11 Litt s,, Quartet-lilaeter .irtines Nlantisback,. of thd Ist Ita eatt Levy, to h.. Ensign, vice Brinetlittiumt, proutoted. he Brigade-M: 4 ;w', with the rank of Captain, Mauritz. Gout the lel Drav;iion , ,, vice tipoiutori SO thy LigriVl- ) ritgli41 1 111;•lis:d f•jesit• DeOititt, front the Ist Dragoon.;J vice Hock, tti 1.11.!, Dragoons. De noir:. Ite4k - ineetet..-iEnsigriNich.titazer to lit. Lieutenant, without purchase, 'vice /vitas, promoted in the Goths rout Ittatif, Gant, ty be E w .-i g n, v ic e ' st.vox,r. infantry - Volunteers.."-Peter Lawles , e, l Gent. to he tviilioot purchase, vice tiortion, - peom o t,„l„ it, of York's Greek -Light Intentry.—itt Regimeitt, le,tre Johnson, Esq. to be Paymaster._ hiEmriDANtittisz. , IA 11.41*A COLl.Etik.—.l . ll4 date se, Agaktant-gargeon eununtssiun t 3 30th lu:y, 181 a, and nut ti , - 23 , 1 September 1813, et stated. in the atlette of w-. 0,11 . . t bentetAnt Cllifies t,. Stttt.cli, of flit. 41tit' Vciot`; ; :viln *A. *norett.Qed, at ~ ,t ateli nt UK chrate of tit,# 23d of March, iets,'•4 Ninstated in 11Is.ntik .. ConAtilisAwlsb , `the'L II; i•t, of Conntv of signet ) ors ten en, t. Salop. ghtopthite Centre Regiment of Local Militia.--Jolin miebel, Esq. to be Cantain, Vice Ravenshitte George 11anbuty, Gent. to be Ensign, lice Wildnig, re . • ' .ioutli Regiment...l'l4ns Sonthern, i fleOrge find Jdlin Thomas, to he Lieutenants.. eniamin liiek man, John Turner, and John Baldtryn, Gent. to be Ettaigns, . . BANKRUPTS. . , „ • Thoinag Stapler ' Bar Ling, Essex, tallow-chaniller, to siirreu der Octoher 11, at three, 12, at ten, and 'November K at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attonsits, Ilenry . Stan ley. Billericay, Essex, or Messrs. Attbreyand Cuttis,Took's , 'wart, Corsitor-street. Joseph Pridham, Exeter, inAeeper,'October 8, 2:2, and. No ' Vember at eleven at the Elephant bin, - E'! ! ceter, At taroks, Mr. Sereentic, Exeter, or Mr. Palincr, 13avnard's- Inn, Holborn. Everhard Mavens Von Doornieli, Well-:street, Good man's-fields, soap-manufacturer, Oct,:lier 9, I , s, and No vi:mbar Kat twelre, itt• Guildhall, London: Attornies, Messrs. Wilde and Knight, Castle'-street,,Palcori-stpiave. Samuel Heath, Shepton-Mallet, Somerset, clothier, October ' 26, at five, 11, and November 1(1, at eleven, at the Castle Attoruies, Mr. Williams, Red-Lion-square, or Mr. George Messiter, ,Frome, Somerset. JAR Ste : vellum, Manchester, tobacconist, November 1, 2, It;, atone, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool, Attornies, Mr. Josi.th Williamson, Liverpool, or Messrs. Kearscy and , ,• Spurr,. Dishopsgate-within. John - Frederick Schroder, Jun. ertitched-filars,,merchant, • October. p, at nos, e.G, at ten, and Noveiaber ,at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attarniesi. Messrs. it;, , Ohba, and Oregano, Aagel-court, • Throbmortim. . . Etrett. - - _ I . ll,:alaS Ci Jvert,Great Marple-bone-street, tidier, October 41, at one, '2(, at - ten, and Novel Tibia 3E3, at tst•elve, at - CiPlildlllll, LOndon, Attorney, Air. klunt, Surrey-street, Strand. - • ' Alfred 'Crate, long -Acre, pla stCrer, Octidiet - -19, ;-130, and' • orember 16, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies,. Mews. James Richardson and Miller, New-Inn• • Chatimaii,."Littlebury-Atills and •Cliesterford-Milli, Essex, and Stratford;llillx, tufa). 130 w, inealinan, October $l5, ut Osirl t ,,g6, at ten,litid November at twelve, at Guild hall, Londoll: Attorney, Mr..lohn Willson, 'Angel-court s ThrOginortGn4trcei . . • . ' .DIVIDENDS. . • • Oct. 28, ti. S'hepard, of Norwich, wine-merchant-Oct. 29. .1. Shitqi, of Walcot, Someriet, cm-oenter---Ott. 17. W. tite phens, of P.Tistol, valtster—No. 2. R. Paine, of Raino, Etisex, shopheeper—Oct. 30., G. Smeetqn, 111AI/465-lane, printer —Oct. 29. N. Smith, of Burnley, Lancas.hire, grover-4)ct. 29. I'. Salter, of Ottery St. Mary, Devon; currier—Nov.. 16. W. Williamson, of Watling-street, warehousentan--N0v..16.: M. knight, of Prospect-place, St. th , orie's, Middlesex—Det. 26. W. Potter, jim. of Nottingham, grocer—Nov . , 16.5. Slith, Jen. and S.Slyth, jars,. South-Multon-street, china:man. CERTIVICA'rI ,, S7-0: F. eu. S. T.awrence, of Stepney-green, carpenter—Joao Nicolo de hitorloaca de Vasconcellos,of Liverpol,tnerchanv--.l.Savage, of Bath, bOoliseller--:E. Argles, of tatintr;ne-,treet; Strautl, upholder-3. Igo*, of Brandon, , corn-dealer--,-,LW il cock, of Witton, Lancaster, cotton manofacturer—T, of New Sarum, tannec,—.!. Hamper, of 'ruoley-gtree':„ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Seymour, •W. Moutriou, and, W. Squib!), of Margaret- Meet, St. Mary-le-bone, solicitors, (so far as regards The iaid W. gontrion)—W. Young and J. S. Lee, of Rio de Ja neiro—W. Cartwright and H. Banner, of Liverpool,,mer . chants—H. Carey and. J. Sonthwood, of Aldersgme-street, fancy trimming manufacturos—C. Grafton and .1. Swan, of Birmingham, paper-dealers-4. Cohhoid, .1. Cobb°l4l; Jon. and W. Parsons, of Ipswich, wine-merchants—S. Morgan and 41. Mears,, of. Latin 111400 x-street, Idanover--!9nare, nt rs 7 -S. Cummins ; Cumming, W. D. Caromms, J. Cum mins, anti "I'. Cummins, of Chatham,, silk-mereers--..W. El ford, G. Herbert, G, Herbert, kin. J. Eldred, J. Tingcianhe, and .1. Ihmilase, of Plymouth—T. Cotton and G. Lewis, of Finch-lane, stocU•hrolters—T. 11. S. Brown and S, c ary , o f Bristol; attoruies—T.Woodhonse, and W. Chap man, ,of Bristol, tobaceonias—H. Bead and E. Wainwright, of Liverpnol—T. and Williams, of Liverpool, grocers— W. Varnham and W. 11, Darker, of Milo:lan-row, Chelsea, paper-stainers-4. and S. Welister, of Liver pool, block-inakers—B, Browne and 13. Smith, of Liverpool, grocers. • A mist gallant act of intrepidity was perform ed on Tuesday, by Mr. NASH, eldest son of Cap tain NASH, of the Salvador del .Mundo. A boat, with two women and a nittn in it, while passing near that ship, unfortunately , ran . athwart the hawsei., and unmediatels upset. Mr. NAsn'per ceiviug the accident, delivered hiS watch to a bye. smatter, and dashing through a port into the sea, just as one of the females was sinking, dived after Mier in time tti, prove the ;Aeons of saving her front a watery grave. I his brave and humane young man, very recently served us a midshipman 'on board the .4ndromeda frigate, in which capacity be some months sinee very nearly indeed became ,the victim of that element fro'm which he has since so nobly rescued a fellow creature. In March last, while the Andromeda was air the Limn d, she lost her rudder, and it. being nece,iary to apply an immediate remedy, the jolly Nita was lowered down with Mr.,,NAsn, a master's rna,e, and ftmr men for that purpose. In the act of lowering, one .tackle gave Way, and Mr. N %sir was precipitated into the waves. After continuing in the water a long time, he, was picked up six inile.s astern of the Andromeda , by the „Silvia cutter, and restored to the profession which he so much honours. Being an excellent swimmer, he owed this event ual preservation chiefly to floating on his beck, and relieving himself in every way he >rrcrulil r from the fatigue incidental to his perilous. situation.— (Plymouth Telegraph.) • A cruel had nearly been fought a few 'days !dive, at Margate, between two gentlemen, ielto ore both attached to an Opera,fiorante ; buf a friend in terposing,theyagreed that the lady's choice should determine the 41:iferenee. '['he friend waited, upon the incoastant beauty, when, on having acquaint ed her with his err.mitl, she,' with the utmost sang froid , replied---" They may cut each other's throats as soon as they please, for I do not care one On for either of them." A person attended at Lincoln Races lost week who called himself a pupil of lintnz !sir ~.BaAttA st, and INCLEnotr, and said that• lte,.should perform his evening meNly at the Spread Eagle Inn, con sisting of a variety of songs. He had some bilk printed, and remained two nights at the inn, hat left the town without making any Payment tO the printer or innholder. 'ednesday, pursuant to a sentence of the Ma gistrate, a journeyman weaver stood in the plat form in front of Glasgow jail, with the following label on his breast Robert Murray, weaver, convicted of obtaining webs, hy means Of forged certificates, and defrauding manufacturers—ba. nished the city." Two unwrought webs were hung.round his (seal. CURE FOR Scm..ns OR BURNI.---AS soon as the accident has h a ppened, take a plaister of tar, the size of the wound, ,and apply it to the place af fected. By this simple application, which has been often tried, and never found wanting, the inflammation will be found to subside, and the . pain to catatie few ;mantes. A small pot of ilt lOtitti?. Ottbss FRAM IN COALS. tiAtrosi-GmthEts'eLi- , l 4 estaday- this ease, - which stood over some ti ncf eanle Oa to be argued be fore Messts. C:u tieit and fitxttOl4; the Sitting Magistrates, --On the 25th of last Month; John Myers, the informer hi the present case, and Mat thews, an officer belonging to thii Office, were in company, liaising by the door of Mr. llenfield; ire Church -street, St. Giles, at the time a load of coals stood at the door for delivery, Myers observed to his companion, that he was sure from the ap pearance of the sacks they were short iii measure, on which they cotnmulticated their suspidont to Mti..l3enfield, who, in cOmequenee, ordered one. of the sacks - to be measured, and found that in stead of being three bushels, as ordered by Act of Parliament, it was'hately two htrhels and a halt. ,When the coals were all emptied out, they mea sured the - Sacks and found one, instead of being . 4 feet 2 inches tit length only 3 feet 7, being seven inches 'Short of the length 'required by" Act of Parliament, and not capable of holding three bushels of, coals. so as to be carried. Each of the ten sacks produced in the office, out of the thirty-fiVe,' Were,,short from six to three inches Messrs. Lascelles and Wilmot, coal-merchants, whose nal e peered in front on the waggon, t to 2,695, and address Chelsea-walk,: • were aceorilingly summoned to appear. Mr. ALLayappeared as Counsel on their behalf, KNowfts, for the . proseentiOn, opened the ease, and stated- the iMposition •practisid on, the public at large t such glaring fraud and abuse he •termed Ihe worst kind of robbery, •and which he,would prove was knoWingly and wilfully committed , by the defendants. They sent the coals'in tptestioa by their own carman, Joseph Casse)l; who, with the.coals, delivered a printed ticket, purporting it to be a load of coals of :35 sacks, also . a bOshelineasure deficient in measure ment, in a waggon of their 'own,. with their name . and ~addrestv painted thereon. After the coals were delivered, at Mr. 13entield's, the waggoner delivered the ticket which' he now hold in hi hand, and which had no , roal-meter's name . , iii required by the Act. Mr. Ilenfield, in Order • to, these people to justice, gave this ticket up to the. nformer, but 'Mr. lienfield _himself did not . attend. Mr. Ati,av, for the defen dants, objected, that the informer did not suffi-, curly [Hove the waggon to be the property of his clients wai.not sufficient i»Oolthat their name was : on- it, they• should have followed the waggon until they .saw itchier die coal-yard. Any other person might make use of the defendant's 'name, in order to screed himself from justice. -This oh :. jeetion,' after Some observation, was over-ruled 'by the carman acknowledging that he delivered 'the enals and ticket. Mr. ALLEY next contended that the Coals in question did not require to be measured sacks, nor did they require to leave a coal-meter's ticket, being what was usually called . fill aWaY coals, or part of a room of coals', and therefote might'be filled into any kind of sacks,' large or small, and without a meter's ticket, Mr. KNOWLEs shewed that this statement was un founded.; as, if it were so,-there was no necessity for sending a ticket, mentioning 35 sacks. Hey called on the defendants to prove that the coals in question were part of a room or4ot of coals poi eliased by Mr. Benfield, which they had, to do. The defendants were fined in the penalty of twenty -pounds. • .• JUVENILE DEDREDATORS. QUEEN-SQUA R. —.James Burnell anti James Harper, one eight, and the other nine years . of age, were brought to this Office, charged with . _starring the. Window of the shop of,Mrs. Drakes, of. Sloane-street, with intent to steal goods, It appeared, that this species of depredation bilS been; carried no in that neighbourhoOd, by a gang of, boys, to an unprecedented degree.. Ths.tir plans are. as syiteThatic in the execution as they are cunning in the pontrivance. These minor agents are con-:- nected with ballad-singers, who, tinder the dis, guise of charity', as soon as it is dark, proceed to' the environs of the metropolis. If their /tame ' nio',74s skails should' . fail to collect an assemblage, , on whoM they can .exercise their light-tingeted; trlclts, they then select a shop at the corner Of of street with two fronts, and having, arranged the ballad corps in front, to attract the person in the shop 10 the . door, the-boys then repair to the other . front, cut a pane of glass, and then take away every thing within their reach ; they then go to some obscure plate, and there divide their spoil. ! • -- , d'he prisoners were ordered for further exatni, ROBBING THE POST-OFFICE. Bow-STIt BUT ^Yes t C rdtt y -John Frederick. Spur was examined before .1. READ, Esq. on, a charge of stealing a 101. Bank oi England. note out of a .letter sent:by the,Geneval Post. The Kluwer is mn oppreotice to Mr. Miles, of Oxford-street, who keeps, a receiving-house for General Post letters, and by that means had an oppOrtunity of getting -pOssession of the. letter containing the note in question, and which it was proved he had changed. The evidence, how‘ver, not being complete as,to the delivery cat the letter. at the said receiving. : house, 'the. prisoner was remanded tir a further hearing. FEMALE st toPt.tFTETts. MARTIOROUGH-3TItEET.—Two females fashion ably dressed, 'of the names of Smith and Thum, were last night charged 'with stealing three cards Of ince, yesterday afternoon, in the shop of Mr. Scrivener, a linen-draper, in Oxford-street, and another woman, of the name of Williams, was charged as an necessary after the fact. Johnson, a city constable, followed the three prisoners from Bunhill-roir at 'ten o'clock in the morning, and they bad gone to 'several shops in the Strand, Bond-street, but the officer could not ascer tain that they had stolen any thing.' They at length went into the shop of the pro:,ecutor, and th e constable saw one of them put something un der her cloak. The prisoner Williams, .who bad accompanied them, met them near at hand, and the whole went into a neighbouring public-house. where the constable secured them, and the lace dropped from .one of them. The prosecutor iden tified his property, and the prisoners were fully AttlDEl4lt, bitENCV.i5'; Etc. t ii h r e ow b a , j e d d y i ( t ) i f li t a e unknown ; but friini his dress, and Other bac 'tins; apparzUtly a Getitlenian; of the 'l'h only cirednistttu a ay li ►td to identity of the Flccensed, i a flo 'l . i ti r t i jheiici):::e: f. c:it~, fdunti ire his pocket, s lent on a gold snuff-box, l )4 been pledged hi the name of Ca p tsiii. ~AIANnY, of Queen-square, to a pawnbroker 1 siding in York-Street, Westminster. tniii SUIMEN DEATII.-;:-110101:1V Mr. Goi7F, late of Creed-lane,. %Vent to the ;folly in Warwick-tine, in apparently gOnd WO' mend ball , beer, l'Etar/li;tli(°Sl"rlie'atilfiodnhtalVleintg drain:abiei-RS if as} it appeared he • was seized with an ap' And in a short time eXpited. We hear that a shocking accident hat Hounslow. A Man went into ti pt► with a parcel containing lbs. weig! powder, and laid it down 'on the lsk which souse ethen Wtu ere s oaking ; a §Oir it, and it exploded, by which several' dreadfully hurt. An accident, width it is feared Will With fatal consequences, occorred Covent-Oarden Theatre. A boy of Wilson; about• l.?.; years of a ge, by sor caution, tell from the stage down 'a sionally opened far the scenery : , full' and fractured his skull. Th.- iintdri taken, withdtit, hopes of recovel'Y, Inioster 'Hospital. , About noon Oli Satifrday last, wul/ men emphiyed in repairing time I . Church in 'Hull, were at ditinefi;ii• genteel appearance having, it is suppq himself in the church, found his . of the steeple, and mounting . the stood upon a short pillar, where , sesticulations; lie harangued the pi, tSiltilillCirlakltteiyi)t-fitPDlia‘lttetLetttr' amideas 6 . t e a w dAtt towards time one c, ; ° o 'lll' silently ( elf he s t n a p r i n )f i, tl:,: ti tiously e 0 1 from the hattleMent: He' waS • t.;ken Mayor, where. it appearing on ' ll 4. o ‘Vai in a deranged state, be was friends at Hatfield, near Doticaitcr. Two young Ladies, of resptetabk yesterday ac c a " t l t e he ti Q d f O s o t r til i i n i n the property of a- haberdasher, had sto p ped b ct e ra i :::: :tiirn,, containing l several pieces a request, handed to them 0 . 3 one piece, beitl pattern, was missed. The 'boron wifcr;i and asked whi th er they bad 'not 'O de ;10 16 :4 ' : 13 ence into a bac Pa . t ilt 1 1 e l ltee tl i c ; i i r t ri e a a l a gnx i , t . kn i ue o s re - i '; ‘ ‘ il t. B. ,: s t .r t a c ° .c e t .aTh i ti r c i e k h ch z di t! , l c i the conch ' found the lace; l the parties persisted ie 'that,bro b r ow h t they and r t et i .d i o a .t t ihnu i ( t iz.a n r i ti i ‘ v • e a a p c c r i o d b e t t t ) b t known t y. es on p e eetability, a nros ecld ' '' iii'v stde them e mitted to the to depart. - dous since the last Assizes eleven of prisoners int s t c h: se.cy,i,3l:iv,y.tetey filet►l`i.bt,jm- alt re murder. ' • • • A daribg robbery was committed a n : ace's , evening, t r after.be close of ~Liouoio-eo ." S'ittlield.heath, leading.' from Deffeillst( t 5 nor too. A Gentleman of the ruoac 9'17 4 to parried by a friend, Were rettirning 1 ." ' wh o' tingliamshire, in a single horse chl", t '. , { p l ot were attacked by four fellows, wilt' slic" a`ntl rubbed tla:in of noel an d 11 1 1 : t u amount of 1701. their watches, fie! v' ;I h ' ; 0 1 4 then cut the harness from the horsg' two persons together with part of it, 01'..(i.,,0w towards Iletford,' It is supposed the Nl•i' rc part of a gang from •Birmingham , o inittifiir depredations - OD time COUTS4 at .m ti k, On IVednesday last, some" villain , or broke open the dwelling-house of fitcn.,, lj i w z , : el s sr , tic a , poor labouring man, ' re siding s c 11 limo i,oir sd arti( e :i c o t u i l t: e 7 a y ° t r e could lay ditto al nufortufiate . sufferers destittrie of 'lath e quite pennyless ; the unfeeling wretolls,t ,- time bed-clothes. Amongst the Pri'r i ci silver watch, that may poisibly.' lead t' teetion-,-the maker's name is F. SaNsosf. • Oa IIIRTFIS. ' • .17 *- E l.. 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On Stindav, at his apartments in the Borortgh, SitLet,„.,' Grant, Attai twv, lunch regretted by li s itillue"4l'.-' ances. . • svi , ilia Of , , iiainiitivN,lvo3nEdriasy,,ia..l,lS. ta u n t, Isa,o,trael,miwn it,thoen6:sl,srtoryte,arati).,Taoi'rir'',o - -C 1 gulden ( , rove, St. Georg,; s, Jamilica. , b e te I" Al (3" T",(l3v, the stl. inst. at her brother 3 3 -*.•* hill, Mary, the second daughter et - Mr. rl'o7;tiotor' rough, of Wisheach, oulir tpc month after her e! ‘S gSTF,III).° Indi w a Boni. '2 ,, 4 " . • Ne Ann. 581 f,, 0 JO. exclieq, Oniniurn , Intrriril 3 pct D i t tj Ann . , 4 Hank for Jil l ' OPelll.4i. ns Ca. for PRICE OF STO6I Bank Stack, Nary 5 per Cent. f3t3a fiS Irish 5 per Cent. 4 por Cent. shut 3 per Cent. Red. shut 3 per Cent. Cons. ssii Bank . L.. Ann. shut India Stock, it ~ s tra at tilig Printed by ite J. B. 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