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.4173 e ,, it cm the LONDON - Dec. 0,18(17. 1 lrar.Office; lien . 29, 18 . 4. •." . • 31 Regiment of, C•iptiin Arthh,t, - Fleywood,. from Lite 4Stii.Vour t t., COlTipallY V iec Wilt • Jll, who exchi4es. . zyth Itegmicot 01 Li fit Dragoons, C'eorgeAustiu Mpultriq, Gent. •to' be . Conict-i -v;/ ittour piirshabb; vice `Pa ssley,:-who reins, • A - list Onto, Captain Wallace, horn the g. tit root, to be Ciptain of a Troep, flee Silvertov, who ex. changes. ' • • 3d Regiment of t crot.Guards, .kosign.Charles t al, canning to be Lieutenant, vice Dette, deceased. -- Watson, Cent. to be Ensign; vice Canning.. • • Regitnent of -rout, Ensign lona Mathews to 'be ',item ' Mitt, ,vice Waspy, tiCC.4!/16111. 6111 Dittp, Anketell, from the ad Gar rtStm Battalion, 'to be. Lieutenant; vide Stott, who el • , changes. • • •; . gift Ditto, Lieutenant Michael Chatnberlain,. front the 734, foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice tornnaid, who retires. tuft Ditto,. Lieutenant Nicholas•Doolan-ttibe• Captain of 'a • comp-any, by . purchase, vitt!. Fleming, who Nino. - 1::r Ditto, Ensign lames Cirtlk.stone to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gurley, who retires. Ditto, . Lieutenant'!'. Lear Strode to be •Captain- of a 0,1;114n :by purchase, : vice Scate, who retires.. 4 i 4 th Ditto, Captain, Arthur Cuthbert 1.104U111011t, from the 'lst West lhdta Regiment,' to'e Captain of a Company, • . vice LcdWell, whaexthanges.' 451$11Uitio, . Lieutenant ileory Dabtac, from the 96th Foot, to be captain of a Company,' by purchase, vice Cuinp: bell, who retires. Ditte,'Lietitetiant Thomas' Charrettie, from the 22d Dragoons, to be Captaitt.Of a Company, by pur chase, vice Moray,. who retires, Unto; Captain` fienry'WutSon, from the 3d Dragoens to - oe Captain of a' Company; vice Heywood, 'ivtuft; changest• Surgeon lohn Sharpe, from .tialf.pay of the late tatri West.tildta Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Gray, ' appointed to a keLrultingliwrict. sotik Oitto,,Lieuttehanttkeinge Evatts, fr9m the Royal York Rapiers, to lie Licutetiant, ./Vitilvut purchase. S§til Ultto, (.2.,)ptAitt W.. I larrfsoir, trout the 6 ist For)* to. be 'Captain of a CoMpanY; e vice Langton, wh o • 'clianges.•. • . • 4 ,6t01t,14t0,- Lieutenant DavidAVotts, from. the t4th Light Dragoons, ,to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice ' ' IVlaoitgate,•pioni;tcti: AnitieW Ellison, Gent. to . be En . sign, withoUt inucttat . .e; vice Pasdey, prong/vett • btst Uittoi , Gap taut William Carr Royal, trout the sBth root, to be Ma j or, by purchase„ vie'. PeriliOt!, Who re- . tires. Captain Algernon Langton ' tronftlie , s6!% h.:, to • 'be Captain ot a Compatty.".Vice I larrisaii, wilt; ex.:ll.l4es. John Wolte, Lieut. to be Ensign; by purchase, vice Lccles, • promoted. ..., -4 1 I . 64t;i Ditt..; Ensign H. 'Slifileld to be Lieutenant; b y e pur.. cii,se, vice. Vyvyan, picimoteti in tit* •ttlt Wes . India • Regiment. . . . , 75 tit Ditto, linsigh lames Malcolm hi' R§okto be I t ietitcnant, uy ptireltaix, vice I;alii•es,' pronfotaihlholgth Foot. Beth toittu, t;eorge Barrs, Gent. to be Enaign, Without pur , „chase, vice. Dick, promoted.. . • . - '. 82.1 Oitto„. ". ' q c,v,xv V. poreuzy, from the 6th Gogrri it r .'. son Batt . •..tril beleu , erquir, without . pureliase. Elti sign lictli . nn', front thelth Garrison battalion, to be •Lielitellr . tr' wiiihout purchase .• . . •• ~ u °4th Ditto 7;: Pett . 41,043 Darnel . M`Neale to be Captain Cturipany 4 , Okpurliasci, vict(canitatiell, proinciteci. ' ' 9Oth Date, Captain Ctileles SOvers, p ) front the 21st' Light Dragoons, to be Captain ofta . Cnittpanyi.• vice Wallace, - who exchanges. Cavaitin Ltupci Cauittlett, froot the 6th Car;i4,ll 14.3pi0n, to be c . ai)t.iiif 6y a, Cmp oaily, 'vice' 'Law, deccai .'"' ~ ....- . 9sti / Ditt o , l i tm u s Licidon, Cent.. to be:Second Lieutenant,' .. , Ovitliout p!tr*se lk vii. , .: :WC, ollock,,protuots g7th . I)itmikkinsign"'-- 'dorkos . to.. be Lieutenant, vice •Poweireiffeaked. • ' .' ' ' • ' 43 ' ''' tst West lndis Regiment, 'Brevet, Major• William Bryrlges Lc:Am.:II, front tiw 44;11 Foot, to be Captain of a Conipany, vii.:e•licaontont, wli,) exchanges. sth Ditto, Lieutenant Thosnas , Vyvyatt,-tromitio6gth Foot, • to be aptain of a Company,by puivhas::,,..vicc - tialwell, Wilt) retires. Lit:at:oloM Moi4ili 4,iiiqte Crompton ; frinn .11W Stir Garrison ltattitlitni; to be 'Lie utenant,, without purchase.' ' . Maio,. (:eneraittamsay.ht•Reglineut,•,Lietttenant • , ,,-- , r.. Snow, front the .iil;l,l,' 1 ltragoolis, to , b/•;CAptabl , 9t . A C on) - p4t)y, wiTitoit“, ' o,.:vir .1 . 9 441 41,1 01.1 i 1 ,4Lit,,t1 to O.' * 1; 1 loth Royal Vet will'aita Init.' o .• ' -4 97 , , zit GArrition*.thri . ..ii , oli, Lt.,,,,,,,AL,t tickptt, 5e,,,,, t,„,„ J.,. . 6th I'oo, to b.ll .I.wureLivit ..: 1 1*,..4111e* - 104 0 F!" changes. . 6th Ditto, Captain fairts ii;ll;nltri4Yroliithe - ,o . weitlaii ~., s4,egimenr, to be - t4ptatoot 0.• Com pany, vice Gaentlett, a'cryspit i lie: to .41 0 7•Iptit t k opt. l'hoirtas Mann Simkins,. . (•,,:n '0.,. sign, vlere I.%;renz,), proinowd in the 82d toot: "I, , . • ' '" • r ..; tWoltst4 .go•tict D. C. 13rown,••troin.'llalso - pay of Float pesch's, 1ate 7 14.,,,-giirpitt, to ooLtitogn, yitie,t ) l9tt, promot ed in tilt: P.34' l'atit. . loth Royal Veteranaattalion,' Captain Forbes J.. hi'D ' . 4 bell, lain Rensay's Regiment, to be Captain of a CO 4 . ! . , pang. . . r. , sT4 i; F.. 4A . 4 1*. • . - -. . ... . }lntl , . kVarritAtonw Em.. Lite, 8 , 14.1. p. in, the. 4th Ls r Irwin (..;11.,rd fr s to be an irope;.1!1:;:e, I•tfild•Oltico_,ut i''coln".. , l)r.Y fl:1 V'olueite. l :r Cbip's sn' Great'Briialre,* With'the Rank of 7.itutenanti-Color4-iiket Army ;wit' lo'sotetit ployed, vice . .Lloyd, Who, resigps- , 7----- , 0'414N; F,stl. late. 4ictlte,-• tenant-Colonel of lite Antrnn Militia, to be ditto in ifc ltM; with the t(hrfporiry RAO or Lietittniant-Colonel • . ant-Commitaary Robert Walker Altisaiii.ter to be it , .;i DeptitY,C,ommisviry , of Moms, l',/ovpoons, end Forage to.,' the horees. Stewart Alwrpetily, Gent. to be an Asstst.int- , li oituititSary of stoles, l'iovisioiv, and Forage 'to the ;forces. • • - • ' . . . . - 110511TAI. sTstir F. Surgeon i - Thomas •C.; ra v, kom. the 4lith Foot, to be Surgeon ' or a Recruiting I...)itriel, vice Waugh, placed oil klalt pay oh' tlic ittii t'lle4lndia Regnitent. . • Tia . Kivt,s Gri.nruil Le ,i.ion. .. Ist 128gimerty of 'Light -Dragoons; Assistant-Surgetin Be, . Borgmann to be Surgeon,. vice Brandes, promoter;. "Hos pital.:Msto F. : Ficinlio to be'Aoist,Aut,Suri;eoll, Vis. 4 pets. rnanit. sst Light 133tulinn, 110;pit.il-Mate G ; H. Duval() be As , -sticaist-Surgeon, vice Still,e, wholesigns:' . . . . , ~ .. . . . ^~ mr.:4OI4,ANDVM. °Carnet' jOhtll3otharn. of the ist Marion C whn tv:ls super:ivied. ds SkiltOti iu th the lytil ult. is ie. iptatal in hi. Rank. • , ,' ' . •' Orthoiiiico OAce, Dec; '24,'1847. , ix' '''' . . .• it .1 'R ki T 4 11 • - eia trine ti et, to, T 0 4,e' '&cioncl• Lieilitetrants•-•:Gentlernan Cadet - Itcynnlds Pittner,. ltiet .Clarke, .sopersedial. Ciciitteinaii Cadet Dott l at 4 Lawson, vi.c Cubitt,-promoted. (ientlemati A Cadet I ) l4pps V. 'Onslow, vice lta'viiii;lej , ,. .protriotaa. C.critletrtaft c•Attet {alai It. I - ior by, vice C;r4tialp s pm. n c rr !noted.' Ceiitientan Catieerel onitbron,,yicc ltityites, p -, t :,„,,r e ti.' 'Gentleman Ca.iet .• :pries W. CoPieston, Nice ,Torriano;„. prontotea, .(;mate tan . Cadet Michael' r i,.. cri,e, vice Mainwping,, - ,yr:.rnioteil.. t:entiernala.V4it itiiil.W., Smith', Gentleman Cadet Andrew O'SQlial..3), vice now lOy, proin'oreth •Gentierpon Cadet , Richard :S: Armstrong, vice Couseypromottd, it dated Dec. t7,tBp7. Committivis ligntd*y Ihe I,nril Liclttendqt 4Fileshire, . 4 ' - ' 4 : e 1 ....-- /11y.,1 l: pi 'roin , ragg Cavalry, Major john . Alisirutber, i t ! lioinson tlrtie Lieutenant-041w), vice r,isoi!, resigned, , Dated Nev. 1,10807; Captain ' Robe l y. 2 Viatullo to be Major, vicel'hoinut. Dated its AbOve.. - Thomas Bruce, Esq. to be CaptaiWvio Loins" t hine, resigned: Dated Dec. "7, tao 7. .Cornet ~ David .3valket Arnot tik. ~ Lietuenatit, vjee`T4otttson jakigned. Diett Dec..44' '. ' 4ndreiv Thonison, ju n.- Ven, to be eprget VIM , 'i. ilittd Niii. i. 3, 1837. ~ ' R ' 4 3 .:11 'Sr i 4atireWi Pv/untro 4. . 4. . Lieutenant {niip Ait:i1111 10 be Captain, vi. otW. I.6flie; 'resiiiilitt: InAted Nov: i :25, igoy. . ~ T o- 6 , .},i u tfi cl i a ois ! , -.,Ensigic And reiv. Leulie, vice Adamson. Dated as above, Ensign. jotta -, 441tb, vier` Liv.vm,ii; ie. • signed. Dated AS above. 1 r47 bt: Ensigns ~...Win, Clark, Gent. vice I..es i * t e Dated as .....-w•. " abrive.. .1_,A*111.4011, C;1:(11,, Vii,:o Lamb. it at, ilauVe., Mex., Kt;(1(1,C, C; it. Viee I ledclaick, tesigtiii. . Dated as übtive' Chales Grace, Gent. vice Hill; resignett. Dated ' --- as above. T o be Adjutant, v. 'th the Rant: of Captank—Alex..lll,44.k. wood \Want, Cali. 1.).,te..1 Nov. 15, 13.>7. 17 totisritnt iPt th. Monmovb Pecop Militia, signet the L:Pei Li:ttie4tant. , . William Nicholson, Gent. to tx....,:Lientenatte: Data 1: .9, 407, , . . Cornds.lions sig , ted by the 1,1;V Li'eute;tant lor the Cotinty of 4 " . • Lincoln. , • ChirleS Altic, Esq. to be-Dcputy Lieutenant. Daicd - Rjal Sau4 Lincoln Militia. Edward Archer, Gent:to _he Lieuten.nir. Dated Sept. 23, iSo7.• Thomas RAdgard . 13e11,•Gent..to he F.itign., Dated Sept. z.f, ;807: George'Siininons, Gent. to be ditto. Datthi Da. 7, 1807. " " • • " • • • Spiilstg aid Volunteer Michael Harr, Gent: to Lieutenant, Dated Dec. 15, 1807. John Dawson, , Gent, to be Ensign. Dated as 'above. • • Loutb.leolienteyr Infantry, William Ajlison, jun. Esq..to be Captain. Dated Dec. i t , TOOli - West, Gent. to be Surgeon. IDated,asatiove. Ctonmirrieirs sigied by th'e Lord Veritelt.vrt for tge aunty , of P'• , • Kant. Dated Dee. 17, t 307. ' . • Deptford 'lief 141unteers. Joseph Gent.. tit be aecond Lieutenant, vice pailcy, resigned. • . ib'e Lord . Lieutenant ,of 'the. county o/ Vertu. • . Daveridge Compato , of Polunteer • 1..1.:m.y. henry Turner, Gent. to be Lieutenant, rice Itoootham, re. signed. Dated Dec. ag,. t 807.•. Tlynas Savage, Gent. to be Ensign,,victeTurner, protpoted.• • Dated.as above.. . • • . - TUR K.EY AND 1,. EVANT l'aelOg..., ... . , Upon the borders of .that exteillto salt -bar, the Mediterranean , Sea, and . towa'rth - t its extremity, Where.thethtee ancient Continents unite, were the or' in and seat Qf almost all the reneivned Nation, of.alitiquity, and of the arts And sciences: The stio.vrter of the Modern .Nations, of the European COnkittent, and who, far a time,, "at least, has sue: ceeded in excludi4 us front 41* Baltic Commerce, Now spreadinglits mines alhitglhe Southern shores of Europe, from.. Gibraltar to : Censtantin6ple, - a navigation .of two thousand miles, .and hopes to expel us, 'rorn that large, and fruitful peition of the globe. ~ . , Witlirt the 11,bundred years, -, the . European coutinerce with t e Levant . has been principally, thoughu,nek.tally, .hared bet W . fll,llrita,:in, 'fiance, ato,l-1011and. Early in the, preceding century; the Britip:, expurta to the Levant wotiOn a state of dc- cline 5 ',11,1d, to \kards the end pi. Oat century, the total amount, la some years, did .not •e..xceethilip4o hooch cd thousand pounds sterling, x :1:114 de**. ic. a once flotni:-liin4 commerce ntay be atttibtile'd to the follO v.o D Causes :--the illiitliillldgeriltalt and selfish policy in the itico. - Nrate4Torkey.Compatiy . ; the c:miniertial 2;4 legisiittve prßifigality of Britain to nurture and aughent tre North. - Ainerican and.. ,Russian ir„flics,; the socret ,iincigues of Frairee.an the Divan at COnittan:l , lople ; and-itta p)o,:.ding p#?.r. , seveiande Of'i bel) , Ateli, the c.ii lien!. of Ow 'Con iino- - .. ." . dities of Gernialiy and of other . nationc. , the late IteVolution - in France . tqle . 1:40,0 1 100 1 fted the ; gi ! eatest pad Of, th e triter.l..e*cAddr ships and ter ex'potis wererin ,tlfe pr4ortfqn of ten to one to those of 'Brilain ; 'coll'e:.t,inci t sugar front her .West , 1104 LlandS;an.telittit'woullen - cloths from Lan gnedoc, con4tiintitil, tTf4 'staine article of this locra-, rive Colnincrce," ' and . 'twin tained a . ' 4 .llarse:incs a. . 4 w fibuttillin ,. .maritiine ntirst:ry. ' t . • . . . ~, .. The prindipill in sorts mom Tt4ey and t he:l . ..cyan t . ,to Brit:4111; ate' cotton %%661; raw silk ? black , 6 0.1.4,". 'Wool, and skins, mohair, rai*bs, As ei cwrelt,g, drugs'," Viz. seitim, . Il: !Ili inOilY, ' upi lll iKi tlie J madder root,' yolW , :v errie t‘i , ,3 , : , ,pi ii!Ctiirtilit . r , , alinn, emery ; wtreistisit.. - ... oe',. but, :lobs' liinns , :li a rearpet.i."l:tayji tigypt the Fretflt i ported . mitia fit' Al rtiejli...:,; ; but weld° not obst,tie it in onr(2o. tom-bousc..vocatiul4y_ b 0 , . , • , British expertsstb the'Levant, 41re - fine we;,olien clOths, shttlloons f muslins, and.:. calicoes, I,l n , lead,. shor, clocks)" warclieq, cutlery, il : t;re-arms, p0 t ;.... ter,,", indigo, cochineal,lopoo , piees, and a fey?" 4 ,.. other sundries. . Elgli4f , • sh;;irbo n s!. were c o m i ng .ta- 1 tc; high estlination thron4..b:ont d i e . L evant , . an d „h a d bcCasioned.a..grilia tl+et:rease in the sale of the light 'cloths cif Larigue;_rck, The Eng lish clock , * watchei; and cutleili, *ere alio preleired to those from Itrd, ;‘,..t and Ge..;ictia. `,lln they cannot proeure but fro :'a ; i ",' Ishveld. .0- . . . . . `Malta ; frdim Its central and' secure situations in the Medaertanean, seems a convenient receptacle for:these' different ex - ports'and itriports:to and from the LeVandii.' Its Laiaretto is a ,protection against ,pestilential contagion;: , and..as a -couvenient " entre-• ; 'pot : ,' .. it ": might, be, made to riv.:4, attlienl '1:)40.=". 'L ose who. framed ..the . 1 1'rnee- ofAirsiens,./Oere ig ,:... Poring 0 .thet. ,valne l . littnts .tniptegnable roc);,-- l Poiauipent .slibuict -a so •be . vigilant it, preventing. 1 lesance i , and the Sittutrals,.. her secret tinies t froM 1 isqpplying the I.evatit, during the, present war, with those necessary and indispensable articles ) , cotfue, ugar, sptces, . and dyn - ingredients. For many ti 'years pax,,, L ajargo. report - of the arerrivic ekrabian . r coffee has been eNportedom 'the' Bed 'Sea, ,fit. East Melia, Ships. .. 4 • CLARA REEYE.--.--It is an ad of justice ,which society 'owes tO jl)Oe.who have endeavoured to im 7 prove. it, not to•littfhent pass. into the 'grave without a memorial of resped, and therefore we insert the tollpwing sliort etal of this Wily, who was lately called to a better \v/dd.—Herlira ptiblication was translation froth the Latin; . the tine old 40. mande, « Barelays ArgeniS," wjiich niade its ap pearance 'in i 77t3, in.ibur duodecimo volutuegnder the title, " The Plicznix ; or; T. History orl'oly— archus and Argenis," Site next .wrote " The Cham pion of Virtue, a Gothic Story, 'which was pub fished in 1777, and was republished in.the following y e ar, tinder the title it„ , :has tiver..bince :(Thp Old English" Baron:" 40irs. IfREVE his that time, written "The MO .I,\leWrs, a .illodero Story ;" " The Progress of ,ittiffiancestrough Times, Countries, and'Manners," in a co of in teresting ana,,well-written evening conversationi t i " The Exile'; or, Memoirs of the Count De Cron stadt,"dtltl, principal intickilts of are b9rrowed from a Novel by M. I)'AVickyn; " The §chool for I\Viclo% - vs, 4 a Novel ; ,", -*Moat*, with tem : 111:s on the Syotetu .of other Wrifersrinvitto '-dedittti voliune ; and "c•Nieinolfs , of Sir-11601A: 'Clurendknn;a. natural Son of Eevard the, 1314 ck Prince, with Anedfotes of many, other eminent Persons.of the fourtgrnth CenttAry . , 7 in duodecimo volumes. - It is, hardy ner,pii,ary 'for us to add,' - eotrk . geritinsg a ttirmsl4nown as 'Mrs: 11.1tgv - 1,-that her•vvorks disccri.er her to !mu cultivattNl itteta knowjedge,with consicl giblet SPI.CeSS , 414 to have applied - that knowledge . ICSS frivolously thaw i3fre» • intently the c:ise with I,tanale Authors. 1.3". LQNI3ON : Printed by at :co ARO Ha k RIR, of Na, 4, Mai - licit-court, IloAr.st4v.tt ' At tile Stitl-Ovvict No. i 1 Strata.'; whero rictign tis&ruents44Orders f s ~~ • - • ~_.. , . ._ , • )3 QW:-g TR ittr:-..Y6sterdak, John Illiiithe _was was . brought:up . on a , rge" cif attemptitig, to pawn elate in the s hot.-lair: 'GordOri,in ,St.,gar! tin's-lane, -.. ' . .' ' ' .Mr. Gordon stated; On oatE, .thit the Priso ner •. 50.....,, came into his 'shop. pu Ttlesday; and *otrered - to pawn a silversauce ladle for a sum, so much.below •. • i ttrreal value as to create some -suspicion in the mind of the examinant ; and Olt, in consequence thereof, lie caused tht Plisoner to be det ained 'till he sent . for a Police PlEcer, for the purpose., ot having him searched.. The QtAcer who was pent for being sworn, said; that he searched' the Prisoner,• and : found, in his peckers one large, and four small, silver desert tOrlis,. together with one inilf-guinea„ 'four seven-shilling.pieces; and thirteen shillings .antr sixpence iu silver, as,..also a small hammer, and ,a, .'silk_ pOi:liet handkerchief,. That on the ex.Miirant aSking the Prisoner where hejotind, thesis articles, he replied, that lie purchased then) for twenty-4e Shillings in Broad St. Giles's the preceding, 44y. , .The Prisinier,•.in Ills defence, tieelake4 ; ttat.ille was about •.1 years old, liadfcrsed his apigenticeilip as a plumber and glozier,)hat I . e ; issorillii, when out ofeniploy. (as 1)1 hsppe))ed ,to.bs at: ..preseitt),,, by an old, friendly ' and atfeclionake i -014, w.lio reside* ilL.Hanntatton li ; ;; that Shia-aunt 'latch sent him about ail. to en• lolihn to pavt„the Christmas holidays; . That seeing the' plate . whieb,,was tOuti! on hi.*person, expo-el t05, , .1k. , . 1 .in St, .c•fles'a,and 1cn0y,.,., ingitcto be a good, ba . r . 9iiit, he purcha,scd . It for 2.:4,; that thejlest atilt: Motley is 411 that was . ljt t$ the .10., and t hat the halm - set-was bne of the, implementp he ',lse(' in his trade,. Ills account hot pi:ovins.l9- tisfa4torY to the sittingi Magistrate; Mr. QUAili , gs. the,Pri3oner - was folly . .committed fer qial,: . A QVUOtljliitl_.ll4ViklE preferyed a .'cliarge,against a hackney-coachman, .of refusing, on Friday last, thol-igik• the - loretnt4ipt en the stand, to carry lign ;(t lie Gentleman) , only;aboilt ti • mile tglitt_ that . place, and .of accompanying tkat refusal with, b,Conteihptihle language s was fined, in the initiOtql penzdtr - Qf twenty shillings. Tbe . .sl . agist nice, fit ,huposjsig this . penalty, ,oilkerVed; that this practice is beOnli:4lk. late'..so.• conimon,,. that it is. a4boletely, necessarrt9 givedittvery.posihapcliecii. ' .' . ~ . . . IS'ityryi.cis i trEL.--:-.),' - ti/erday, /10.0 aw, a consi ,deiable (le tier in iron arilcoppeir, in', IsJng-street, I.)aw.er.ikill, w.as ch;sge(V with recei'ling near .1 wo 'hu tdredyei.;l4.of.ci,prer rivets, for bidwing utensils irem Tfiumas Alt le g , ,3 -c, o k usuon labourer, wAtch. 4 1 1 4, 4, 41 4 1aci0n ioo rein e w arelto usebf 11 e.srs. blot • *Wick ; ~ • • ~ . ' I. ' :lissushaw,,sent. : , his ' at iti teol ico,.ond .11 so diet s t lae,prii,*sits fi i imel,sl,o a dealer in tripplegate-lmildiags. fig 'n :better pr* Suipicion 'n isiug, the ;Above two Pri,oners.were-iie-;•: coici, and, upon the. (Lill investigation 44; the case, they were committed for t rial. . :, ,„-,,, , ' 'Jinn n, Thompso of Danntitk-stre'et, St:George's in...the East, NvAccentnitvci to prisou,.chargedwtth assassinatifig Joseph • Walker, . a black man, pp_ ..,. • 'kit was taken to the hopnit"l Whe re sha ; .0,1,,c44. : 1,....„. . . ,......, , , • .:,,, .11ir-llAtsit...The driver.of a Gremwichcoach 4 . " i ,alipea eil to ,:t.mirrnAtons, charging 16'11\1;41i tint oi)ty,e. roitsini; to ,a y thojegtittrtoll, Niv bett4tlitiat)dr.d . ,. bot !;fercibly ap d' ttt.th*sly driving through t.liv gate..w it h-. exit paying. It *as stated on the part of 'ilie.fartriers. of the tolls, .that they had sustained iCtin,suerakje in jury by suph centiud; and that therefore thq.7;:were, compelled to app : for- legal redress. The coachman : W,414i filled ,111 Ithe Mitigated stun of 40s. witl, costs. I . 4 F wt str 1 '% . , stp y. uns) . . ,pn .11?LAINTD. __... .. . , . - . DVIII.L, DEC. 26.--On Sunday . their .Gr:kes ti. 'Puice and Duciizss of Ric i hmond arrived at!Fitireacdk. ceurti in the. County. of . Fermanagh, the seat erf-the. ..E.arl of . Enniskillen , wher they were received byl the Noble OWutrs•witli4tigir accustomed hospitality agd Their. Graces. were met at Fiorenee Court by the Ear and COunistss of Be . laipte. The 'fcliovFng ta' epirt.y took . the amusemOint of the had excellent sport ; his race killed five and a half brace of.woodcocks, in twelveogiots; on the .succeeding day the sports were resumed, arhi with equal diversion and success.. ; - His Grace will set out" for Derry on Monday next, unaccompanied by her Grace,,:kvlio, with the Cow.- . tess oaiiniskillen, and the INITis of the pal ,all go to the prizieely mansion of Castle Conic, the seat , of she Earl' . of - 13elmore; 'near Ennislijlieti, %vicere thymilrteinalti till the. reuirti of his Grace, is expetied to be on Thiir:,day. ,' 'The' house' 4 'Mr. • Sylvekter O'HOoiart,' thr.:• liberties' 1. - .)tiferick, Was lately iittapieed big Ak' armed banditti. Mr. O ' Halloran tired tit; Ali one of the villains, who atteinptedAo bars off one of the kitchen • effeaed their eteape. 1 . 0 4 - 7 -IN,e ; regret mur.ji.t9,.llF:.. that on Tuesday se n jghk ;AY; PlrtY ot - DP4As POrns.,,tlll i ll 4tisifi9tlsriarL 4 .4er, ..litt4f4•l houghed en the landi caf Da - slimena,:coqnty Icouirft I :three miles west. ol, o l 4RiMAFfifituAligt4.o94 t Z ' rage s: ;1 (J) . gri" 0itt.40f9,441v,11 3 .P4I4).WWA O:16r 1444 V.; : nsg l) 49 l l l r lloo o4 o ('lgiNt9Wiih: :OP 14419c14: 13 091't ilg - ;c 1- .Mr• NY:-.:1119;11,3tX4c-Wem,dripati t l v9. 1.410 '- from their ppsurage, aaid,clitieci. Their inteiCkiera were afterwaids taken oqt ansl 40- WI. , ?1 , - • 041 • • Cr.cns s idar.r. , ,: Dad. t 0.-:st4.iitst •Pli`nrsday morning,: at set:en-o'clock, in.conse i gnence of a •peiconcertot arrangement'betwee&Majov-Getierallvl‘Kenzie And , the Mag istracy, a general and very widely-extended search txnnuiencetintlitoughout ttiis-distritt for con cealed stonse- and s notwithstanding the m ost. crafty .precautions,. which we know-are resorted to-by-those , miscreants-wholhalife lawlessly obtaintifl hem, we . are rejoiced to state, that the invinher brought in has'; been verf considerable. Had the success of the ex - 7' periment been less, it has sufficiently p-oved to %kat. a vast extent a 'comparatively small militarylilted ) . .can•be brought to bear with. etfetii , ,- cinder a ju'ilielons and:Masterly arrangement. -•• • • , The range of country covered wasiii length: , near The miles, and, in many places, in breadth abeve: 1/0 ; and • the routes of every party verb •sil rately delineated, 'that there' was scarcely' it parrbf unvisited. We are not fond of bestowing 4 tits : acluLttioti is tod'iiftqii'llie-instrUment , jXl4vaty interesrrbat; - 1.11 . this iustatice, vve cannpt too highly applatta Oh, jt.4,,gtiutrA tif f , iatatieai M'K nzieiu the The: :tiviilitary, nor 1 ;,--,s too high .a A114, 4 * ar. icidf •latAcri cy the Officers and men. etnetkveir :11';`thit .seriice persisted itv4 very harassing eXctsr sion, inmost instances .lasting from daylight tills. night-fall. , We.have on some. fewt obeasibna been obi itakto an itnadrert on ,the sepinenesi of t he: &N.lagi4tracy•; •iOr this lustanee the feol.rautZli satlsfaeliitindeed, ' mare , kindlyiriflice ~)f?reimarking the , 86 4 c hi. witlx which. thercoaritinted Their esartitrn "' thjie is among that , desetiption'd gentlemen in this.Cotenty a* inuchand•as high ableifeelitig.lii can .be possessacHay any men o n-earth.. ifa; . fortt'er inertness has. been 'occasioned ;•int.' th e want of n sufficient appvheasiveness of • the pitt4l cfanger,..w.e:k now that ti*. .system- upon which they', an.t..tiour a&ing, if. persisted i with constancy aid vigour,, ' as we 'rely it will brill very speedily re-i store us-to ficruk. tqday tvo . fellows got, into a cart tlect.mitib tt ms, tottuesy gnttother ud diszvoyor- , (id by the c ! irtnap, near the shop. ot-.Nlr. Stantio., claeevemo , nger, u Prncy-lape, gpd eife6ted flick, escaße vvitivt quantity of Perinan Zke. . SHIP /I S. DECiAt5Eit 29001... ' /0S 1( 1::1, 1 ? from ttcilec ; and Ne v i .1 .4 8014. at hi se in•4glith Lantb4tll, tla 1:47-4-444)itry-Redliii.tity e, Esq. of a Daightel , On Monday eveninicrait , at s een' o'cloctc,' Mrs. Geov 14na Christiana tiotticul, of tewry.streat, • ctuttited-triais , of o, Daught*, . —.;,-:' O'h i tia ' y. .at Coo : khan]; Berks, Mrs.. Elixibeth Phi. . ! . . .. 01 : &, is i t o e nio r of y :Villiant' Plutner, E s q. late Member For thi, •, . nty of Hens: , . - . c cor4e‘Ww,den, at t: R tg. icit o m f o t t l i i ci a , tar S i v a r c r e e . y, Mrs. Warden. %%ilea ( i, Ott Ti.ettlayerenatig; after a sbort but 'paintal if !qr. Walter Willia, .01 the Hawkors' and Pitilars' (Mel g o' Lorrset-liquin *n4 many years an ' Wilco -, of the Cpurt, of Chancery. karely, Robert' Hume, .Esci. of •Lisnover.:47,ollmy of Ca vah, brother of Gusta-vus Hume; lay. of Dottho• ' ~. , -Q ll 4te uti.inat. in Qratton,atteet4Aiss Simile , 4411 P 4 ' . of the taje Sir Limes Stionget Part. Lately, at Cork, Lieutenant George Phillimnre, or " 11 !: Majesty.'s Ship Polyphemus, .youngesesuit ut ths . 14ev. 1 0 - Wit , pAiliiingtv, of Oiton, in the. Coutny 01.eitesicr• ell • Qrt tuutty the loth inst. in Ntotpagne=street, Russ. square, lulls, youngest daughter of the Sev. i alias Hula 'mom , ', • ' • . On the asst inst. Itit..Willilm ,Flutokh6 of :Giltspu r. swot. . • , . . Onthe 24th init. Mrs. Hopkins o f Milton- hill', ill lix Count of Berks. aof tatthrs in St. Ann'4.lanuties, tames Henry, LE A, °" the Representatives in the A4etnbtv tot that rariltaoly mea l 1. , On the list of pecernber laic, O n . his passage ~ to *mho, Lieu tenan t ileany . lid wa rd Plantagenet rield,cot the 2tl Battalion at the Id Regiutegt of Native I itiontry, • - 1 conditot of Govern ht, of Sandowit, PortOn t4la 1 41 i Wight : . I ... , - .. .. .. I'R is OF 3,roFics I * , bank SVGici „ St.)‘: hinltl Nan t 1 1 Cent, Um; P ei Cent. 17 9 7 • ' ua Inch 5 rer Cent. - 7 40. per Lent. SOli Omilium, Pq : CCni' " c r . 6/4 b4 ' littpzrial 3 1 4 1 e ` nt ' stet. con. bill,' Illi toto A tt n4 L i Qtt a .i . 41113 - . 1-iIpti.WATEK AT LoNCIONIIIZIDOF. TO doming, to tifin• after 4. 45 will. - , 4 A at..et 41 1 - k : • '~OKtlt; i t'Y~[ P'A.. letter froug Johnstown, •Siontgornery `America; rnenttons, that the country in the vici. •v, hits; this:A:4olmM - been uncommonly infested with 'bears. ;About 250 have been killed within ,tlte' cir ,cuieof eight or ten miles.. The cause of this irrop *n; as it may be termed, is supposed, to be` the scarcity in the back parts of the State; of chesnot6 and beech-ti t*, which corollas the bears and roio to resoreto the wore southern and produalvef trads -.-.------...., 'rite' Court-Martial . upon Sir Cu Xittsi Hollilh :Atioilii. Silt iiA 4ES cohnnenee iNf d his defence on ,a ti~ day, andconcluded'his evidence on Tuesday. His* fence was' well arranged, and exPre,sed in clear art manly language, He I s tatlC some pointed and ilircibl # 44 'observations o 1, the evidence, and adduced in his fa vour the ho 'rabic. testimony Of several General Officers Undo whom he has served. ' The deci,iott . cannot be ItitOwtt until it has, bee*Submittecl to His NI A 3 CSi'Y. The ' Court was composed. of -Officers of high rank and di,tinguidied allllities; and what' is rather unnsgtil in Militia Cdurti Martial, 'all ' the Metube,r*.wete Colonels. Lord.Fai bio i was l'i , .. 6Nl3t, and Marquis'CORNWALLIS, Lords ITIN-. - ToWrilCl LOVAINEi and the Right Hon.'CitnitLEs' YORK 1, were among 4be Member's. A few. days since,the following accidea happen e.:l at thik , ' house of Mr, Dormer, a Baker, in qrown-. street, . Seven Dads :- ? A fire-work-maker.; who . ludgod in the.,bouse, liaving,placed some, gunpow der in boxe4'to dry in the .cellar, ono.oltheloker's men going dokitn,.sutled a.:candle to cewrn . unicate with tie po.wiler, whielt, exploded, ntiol7i*w the flooring of the shop into the street.: The Irian . was scorched. in a dreadtid manner. He wak conveyed to .the Middlesex Hospital; without .hope of reco very, but Was not dead.' last ni414.4 ' When the'et plosion took placp, a trunk, 61.0044% the back Cellar, filled with. powder,.,in a state of prepare*, Avbieh forwately did not.explode. : . :. ' : ' , A few days ago, as 'lmes Grahanf Esq. of Barroek-lodge, Cumberland, was proceedinein his carriage to pa' a visit to the Archbishop of York, at Hose Castle,. in passing* over Hawkesdale' bridge, one of thVhorses, being very spirited,, made a plunge over the battlement, .and 'hung suspended in that ciangerous situation, until, in order to prevent the itrriage froth beVg dragged ot4r, the traces were cut, and the animal precipitated into the bed of the river, and killed on the spot. 4 . of On Tne y night,.a gang 1 tones at - the door of a .re4k4table hous iti Greek street., Soho, and made their way through ills brick' . Worktit9 i the area, with the intentiO6 to rob tlf . plif i l, 'Discs . , . .. A. Servaot who slept in the shoP,. heAring tte `'noise made by [llk daring, attempt, cliarmed 146 Al lilY, awl the depreflators made their retreat. nitipublishc t i W A LLI Ahd ARMICIR SCRIPPS, or South ,Mcilto3.street. roritie 'Paper, I eires for tilt: EdiNr, &g. 0 0 ,04(iien, nvit4 aN.retAxl, ~~: .