The Sun. — London, England, 1813-09-29 00:00:00

V;iOl , Vl THE LONDON GAri.!iisTlL, SEPT.2B, 1813'. ..n`o?'",-.."4-n 7 OO 01, ptent6er ea, I 813. Ron;a! Iti,,liii , •!;s the Prinet.r.t , gent has be#n plenged, in the name and on t , t, hAfill of his M - mietty, to . appoint the Uar! of Aberdeen, N , o be ilk Z.lojegt s Ambas‘ador Ex to ,, rtlitistr y and Pie oipot.: iat y. to ,the('nowt of Vienna. tLu Pri-Itte Regent bnq nix° been pleased, in the no me,alid on the heh.tif of his Ntajesty, to ap point the Too Nr eater ici. t f ai0,...1 to be Secretary to las Ma at Cuurt , st 1813. COth Po.•:;intent of I , r 170onq. Lienivnatit Thitrard rnier. to b.:, (':tars of a 'l'coop, hw inirchO.se, /ice Newland, o, Cornet Henry l'cr.thiroon to be ;.,lentenont, by ,:o etir—t. t t < , ..(1.1:, , nt. of 7 20.- I--; Eflw, flarrard, Gent-to be En . t;i4l,. nt . Po,,t Citp;'ain Edward Som. W'r„ 1, OM t , it. nth Foot, to be Lieutenant captain, vice ...4chungel. • ' Ist Four, I,i enteni)t. ,rt.Johnstotke to be Captant ari.',,:wony, e'ce Jarni , 1111 ed iri tiction. sign J. :yid' fin:3•Nns ; vict'OP , ver, dead of Syrnes, rite JohaSioue, to be Lieutenants, . . 'With° Or purchase. - Joseph Ambrose Collins, Gent, by . purchase, vise ; Eyre, pro 'tooted. John Clancy, Gent. too •Boyil, killed in action. • Archibald - M°Nicol, Gent. 'idcc. Reynolds; dead •of his wound 4. Howe, Gent. vice Hoskins. flon..Scham berg K• rr, •sic" .:4vines, to be Ensigns. Sd Ditta. E csign Pobert- make to be Lieutenant, without pur . , chase,' vice O`Doolieil, who, resigns. Lines, Gent, to he EnsiUn, vice Blake. 4th Ditto, Elisigo`Jiihn Sutherlaricl : vice .Magnire, killed in • action. EnSien lliianiii'Wood ward, 'vice Faw'sort, killed.in Ensivo James islarshall; vice Carroll, killed in oe••• tion,,to' be Lieutenants, without pUtetwo. • • Volunteer T. Browell, vice tintherlaroL Voltinteer Fer nandez„froin, the 'ssd Foot; vice Woodward.' Voleotecr John blillev, froM the ,Royal Scuts, vise Marshall, to be Ensigns. 7th Ditto, DentLinstit and 'Captain George Greville, from • the Coldstream Regiinent of Foot GuatdS, to be Captain of - a Company, vice .Smuner;who exchanges. • Oth Ditto, Ensign Thomas Jones, vice E. A. Fraser, killed in action. Ensign James Sutton, vice Morava, killed in ;le thal. 'Ensign J. Butler, vice Chadwick, killed in action, to be Lieutenants, without purchase. John Martin, Gent. by purchase, vice Sanders, promoted. WillialaWatle - Leslie, Gent. vice Syret, promoted, Volun teer Chiseller, from The 95th Fo'ot, vice Jones, to be Ensigns, • 1 Ith Witte, Lieutenant George Moore, from the Cavan. Mili tia. Alexander Grant, Gent. vice Fraser, .appointed to the 211 Foot.' *nth Ditto, Brevet Major James,Bent,vice.Rosey . killed in ac- . ti t er, to be Major without purchase Lieutenaut Joseph • Falls to he Captain of a CoMpany; Vice Bent. Ensign W. C. ' Grove to •he Lieutenant, - vice' Falls. • • , 31st Ditto, Lieutenant George ,plower to be Captain of a , Company, without purchase, vice Fleming, promoted in theld• Westlildia Begin - mut. 115th Ditto, Ensign John Hildebrand'fo 'he Lieutenant, with- • out purchase, vice Manner's, placed on half-pay. John Con yers, GeOt. to be Ensiga, vice Hildebrand. . *7th Ditto, - Ensign -14. Towers, vice De la Bourdiinnaye, pro moted in the BOth.luot. Itikign John Griffin, -vice Bock, promoted in Meurilies'Regimeut,- to be Lieutenants, with out pnrchase. • 116tb Ditto. LieutenantS W. Inca, vice \Verge, Lilted- in ac tion, :and .1. Peddie,' vice Wiltshire, ,dead of his wounds, to be Captains of Companies without purchase. Ensigns G. Freer, vice face, - E. Gardner,' v ice M'Guchin, dead of his *collide, A. Macdougall,' I;ce Lawrence, killed in ac tion C. Roddy, vice WlKatlev, killed in adieu, and J. Allen, to he Lieutenants, witionitpurchase. Volunteers V. Bean, vice Freer,' A. Oliver, from the 83d Foot, vice - Gardner, J• Dunlop, fralatle'.skth . Foot, vice Macdougall, It. Scott, Geut. vice:4:4.lday, and - 7 --- , Matliews, from the 42d Foot, to lie EiAigns. pth Ditto, Ensigns .t; Simpson to be Lieutenant, without - :porehasii, vice Burton, promoted, and M.Plunkett, from , the gd Garrison Battalion, to' e Ensign, without purchase, vice Siiiips'ou.'• 42e1 Ditto, Ensigns L. M`Kay to he Lieutenant, vice Donald ..brant, deceased. A. L. Fraser, from the l'lth Foht, to sicat•l‘Kay. 491.11 Ditto, Ensign T. IVestropp to be Lientenant, without purchase, vice Day,. prronotod. •Korslel do Lisle, Omit. to he Easigo„ vice Wo4ro t ,pp. Md Ditto, Ensign - 14;d. Fraser to be Lientenhnt, vice vest, krllCd in action. G. Baboon, Gent: to be Ensign, 'try purchase, vito•Yooge, promoted. , • ", 69th Ditto, Brevet Lieut.-Colonel H. Austen to be Lieut.- Colonel, viecFane, &ad of his wounds. 'Capt.& Creighton, viceAusten,capt.J.T.Horseley,viceWeir,deall of s wounds, to ,ho •,•ltijors Njtinatt purchase., Lients. W. Mandeville, vice Creighton, J. Chadivicli,. vice Horscley, J. MoeCh:e - gor, •vieeScott, trillesci in acsiou, to be Captains of Coro .ltrisigns W. Veal, vice MandeVille, M. Hoctor, .vice Chad Vick, M..Fane, vice MacGregov, A. b l‘Plierl4oll, • vice Walker, dead of his wctunds, W. Pittman, vice Lang ley, dead o f his wounds, A.noward, viceVerers, killed in action, and E., P. Duncan, vice'Flitie, •kilhoriaoction, to he Lieutenants. A. Clark Rosi,'Oent.. vice-Veal, Ito , Gt?.nt. vice hlcctor, F t ßOyse, vice Forte, J. F. Gray Maclean, Gent. vice Macpbersiiii, to he Etasigos: & - ol Ditto, To be _Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign John O'Grady, .vice Porter, promoted idthe Gist Font f, Ensign Colclough, vice Meehan, promoted in the ROyal Afri can Carp's,. 62d Ditto„Lientenant.lohn MiKay to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Conche, ,deceased. To be Lieutenants, Ensign George Goniden, vice Wetted, Filled . in-actioo ; Ensign E. 11 11ulgnte, vice M'Kay. To be EnsignS, Voluoteer Maurice O'Connell, from the Vtli Foot, vice Gooldea; • George Mikan'', Gent. vice Hal ate. ,• . . „Vali Ditto, Ensign .E. Charlton, by Pnrchase, vice Bennett, who retire'. 91th Ditto, Ensign William Watson to be Lieutenant, 'vice Jetties Campbell, killed.in 4111 West .Indurßegiment, Ensitii''Bobert Ware to be Lieute nant,. w i thout purchase,vive tiromer,whe resigns. Charles Bayly, Got, to be Ensign, *ice. Ware ; Hospital-Assistant Thomas •Wolker•te be.Assistans-Surgeon, vice Graham, ap 7 pointed to the 15th Foot. • • Ilth Ditto, Captain David J4,11y, from the YorT.Light Infantry Volunteers, to-be Maier, without. purchase, • vice Browne, • dismissed.. • , Ist Ceylan Regiment, George Johnson, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, - without purchase, vice ornsby, appointed to the York Light Infantry Nraimiteers. „ Garrlion Battalion,. Eosign Turnbull, from the Royal York 'Rangers, to be Ensign, vice Plunkett, 'appointed to the 811th' Foot. • 4th •Ditta, Richard Gethin• Creagh Coate, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hayes; who revive. 13th Royal Vetetan Battalion, Captain A. Sutherland, from tee-- L1011'404 to be Captain of a Gartpany,,viesiSharitoil, deceased. • Royal York Rangers, George Ormond, Gent.. to be • Ensign, uithetit purchase, vice Turnbull, appointedto the 2d Gar riv,o Rat talion.• lloym. Mit.ra•r;..uv cot.t,Cou.— Askistant-Survon to the Forces .lotio ria.ering•to be Assistant..Surgeoti, vice Bob-' sou, decenba:tl., ilusrm . rAt. SrAv.r.—Rorkvoii Thoinna o!Maley, from the G4th Foot, to he Surgeon to the FOrces, vice Menzies promoted. I los pit 1 7 ,1ssistant ! lames' Weir to be Assistant4iorgeort to the Forces, vice chainplon,' prOmoted in the Oth Dragoon Guards. York Light Infantry Volunteers.---Lieutcnont John W.Welds, from the 79th Foot, to be Capt;iii of a Company, without purchase, vice Jolly, promoted in the Bth West India Re giment, To hr Eisigns t without purchase, Second Lieutenant W. W. flornsisy trout the Ist Ceylon Regiment, vice Symktith, promoted; Sohn Thomas Guinan, Cleat. vice Walker, pro moted. 11! EMUKAN DV M.—Ensign Diclaon, of the 97th Font, who was superseded, oe stated lit the Gazette of the Mtn July last, is reinstated in his rank. Losign Thiouu* Buck, of the 8 , 2i1 Foot, utid Ensifn John Montgomery, of the 101st }oot, ure superseded, bring absent without leave. ,XBR.s.r.s..--For Joseph FoWkes, Gent. and Frederick Farr spds4rson, Gent. to he Ensigns in iced Foot, as o r steti iii the (iazetto, of eat, instant, read Jthipli Fowkes, Gent. and Ire4e9ek Faryshorson„ Gent. to be Losigns its 1 OlstFoot. Comtnissturix 4igtti di kg the I,orils Lienteizartt. rierwleksbire ltegituent of 6e,,tle.tottll And YrotottitryettralrY. --Ntit]xer Jotepii Mar4bail to 'beliicuteuiloc,-Colobri-Cotti nitviiil.nnt rice Buctotn Ciiiits )ollb Swinton to br Malor, rice. Mercbtill. Ororge I.:sq, vice 1 1 .:aq. %ire retic, , rect, Atexik.nii , r . Iron , Eq. vice Pring.,l‘.. , , (.114cck,cd, to be E.'4 , 4llt.ainki. Illy:pa , 13r 44;f4, G Cat. trk , t ro44 lltettatut t riot Soluurvillr, tem:lowa.. Ron! Sont Coningsb7 13, - 4:C1 , 3 : , - , 1- tborp to he Lietttena»t-Colonel. vice Detisbire, resign d. Nottinghatoshire Regiment of Mitili.i..—Ttioni;:s Thornton , jun. I , l;sri. to he Deputy-Licutenitnt. Ldwstd Man:;llatii," Gent: to. be - '. • We tern 13loss Copping, gent. vice Sadler, prin6oled, Zeal Frti.L.rkli Cooper, tient. vice Trigge, appointed to the :nth Foat, to.be.F.risiCtlx• 4th (or 'lightning It.ei. - tir.ient of lia:iarlishire.Lotr.‘l Major. Colin Campbell to be I,ietitenant-Colonel, vice re.igned. Contain MeNaintes' Grant to be ,Nlajor, vice Campbell, promoted.. Lientenaut ;John Nl'Dougall, vice (rout, promote!), Li t • tt t. John Gardner, vice Matitie„ resined, hod Lieut. Charles Mai.Yntosli vice Andrew Mapkinulsti, resigned, t; be Captairo. Ensit'n Alexander .ownie, vice AI'Do-vgati, promoted, EnLign 'lames Carnpbell, vice Gardner, proinoted„ ;tad F,lisign Moog.) Cant pbell, vice proiitotcd, to be Lieu tentintn. Wrn Furlong, cient, to tie .Eiv,ibrit, vice Downie, promoted. Crown-qpie, &pionLer 2S, Isl 3. ' Member returned to serru in this 'present Parti:tment. COunty l'alaitte of Durham.--.lohn CienigeMbton, of Lanibton, in the County of Dut'“am, Esq. in the wont of Sir Henry Vittr . L.alpest, Bart. dot:coed:, EARATtni m the Gazette of the 21st instal - it' • - For Arthur Palmer, Esq. one of his Majesty's Setifontg At Law, to -he his Commissioner for the Ttttief of Insolvent Debtors, read Arthur Palmer, ILsq. Serleant at I;ftw, to be Lis Majesty's ,Commissioner for the Relief of • lusolveot Debtors. Ei IIATIIM in some of the Rest Impressions of the Supplement to the Gazette of Saturday last. • • Page 1, column 1, line 17, fur "General liennigAen, with the first ..rtnv of teserve, exceeding eighteen thousand men, crossed the Oder," read " eighty thousand mn." .. , . . , BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.. • . . . , Matthew Brogy, late_of George street, Minories, gun-stock maker, from 0at.2..t0.N0v. t).: . BANKTUTTS. Thomas Rtdderforth, jun. Newington Causeway and Rat cliffe-bi`ghwar, ' stay-malier, to sin-render October 2,9, and November 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attoiney, Mr. T. 'F. Taylor, Fore-Atreet, Cripplegate. Jainei,lones, .oswestry, Shalnp, dealer, October 9, 16, and Nnvember.9,at eleven, at, the Cross Keys, OsweA ry. At -1 . . _ Limey, Mr. Thomas Longuerille .Tones, Oswestry. Oi r iesipbormis Stunle,y, Pitelicombe, Gloucestershire, clothier, .October 5, d, and November 9, at eleven, at the Horse and . Groom, Gloncester. Attoruies, Mr. Oeurge.Chilto.u, Chan cery-lane, 'London, _or Messrs. Okay and Comineline, Gloucester." Eli Sikes, Bblton ' T,atteasliire, roller-manufacturer. Sept em 'tier 21. and Ocfebcr .18. at two, at the Star lint, Alan cheater. Attornies . Woodcock, M t Miry, Lan eashire or Mr. IfbiLliiciii,' - ' - '•deant's-Inn, Fleet - street. George Slirpley, Soilthivi,4 o 'l4ispipshire, inn-keeperrOcto ber 14, at one, 15, at eleven, and November 9.. at one, at the King's-Arnis Inn, Portsea. Affinities, Mr. William Townsend, Staple-Inn, or Mr. F.ilgeconthe,Tairtsea. Joseph Baker, jun. ,Nottingham, shoe,mainifacturer, Qetober I*, 16, and November 9, at el.fen, .at• the King's-,,. ins Tavern, • Derby. Atforiiies, iSlessre. Lambert and Son, ,Dedford-row, or Messrs. Edwards and Jessopp, Derby. DiviDE,NDs. • , Oct.. 90. W. Dieloncion, Coventry, silliman, at eleven; 'the Craven Arms Hotel, Coventry 7 .-Oct. 23. G. 1-1..,1 - ;4;juli F a rebam„, fspotlialopton, dealer, ,at .one, at the Farelim- , -.oet. 21. P. Barker and .1. Fl. Peacoek,l3nrwell, Canihridge, merehanti, at twelve; at the Chequer . Intl, Oran, door--Nov. 10. M. Blundell and Co. lolborn-bri4e, sale-drcipers, at one, id Guildhall, London—Nov-4. - G. T. Kirtland, Ityclee-court, Leicester-fields, Imberilasbee, at ten, atthtildhall—Nnr. 4. It. C. Dewar, Great, Winchester street, merchant, at eleven, at Guiltllill—Oct. 21. P Pattie, King's-Lynn, grocer, at four, at 'Guildhall, Mlles-Lynn— Oct. 27. J. Parke and P. F.'Parlte, 111:inclie3ter, 'merchant:,, at two, at theralbot Inn, Manchester—Oct. 19. .Distrerie and .1, Penny, Nottingham, haberdashers, at eleven, at the Pooch-howl, Nottingluitn—Oet. es. wooicambe,•s'en - . and W. W(wleombe, juts. Retherhithe; ship-builders, at eleven, at,Gaildhall. • • • • r" • citunneAfrEs, ocf. 19. S. Sirrions,• Ratcliffe-highway, slopseller—W. Glimmer, Bridport, 1121-set, ,Langhourn. cha tubers, Ftilichurch-stret t, merelumt—W. Grecri, Bolton. le- Moori;tancashire, 811(2p_lierPer•—t• I Liverpool, user chaat—W. WimiJor-terrace, City-road s corn and potatoe-dealer—A. 111• Call, Kingstun, Jamaica, merchant. I'AII.I"NUILSIIIPS DISSOLVEI). W. Caddie and Cn. Liverpool, irouTfroinders—A. and W, Ci, itulfers, vibacco.hroliers—J. Smith and - Co:trovers, \l SS'yoinur find T.). Bran4rion,, Kintliory, Berta, I a Itor.—J-. Gopii and .1. taarlz,..4nairard, veterinarY . 3 ' 4 g"UnS Rowbotlanu and G. Ridgway, Rainow, Chester, throwsters—J. Collins and 1;1:. Duncan, East Grinstead, sop; gcues---R. Brown and T. Toles, •Suit.gtt uet, Wilton' and W. ScoTt, Sonl i li7Sea Chambers, Threatinee4ile sireet—G.Chilitand T. Williams, Wakerield, wool-staplers— J. Lord and NV. Hall, Woad-street, Cheapside, glovers—A. 'Taylor and G. Welts, Nottirighinl, hatterk-W. Ilashall and Co. Walton-in-le-Date, Lancashire, eotton•spioners-1 . 1. Far rie and Co. Malta, nieretiants-:-T..Goodharne and W. fl. Cook—F. Knowles and J. Sawyer, nail-Manafac tarp's. . . , , , THE POLICE. MAwstox-Housx.-- . .-Yesterday Thomas Rest, a strong built and protuberant looking young fel low, apprentice to a butcher in Newgate-market, was brought before the Lotto MAyou, ondf.r the charge of having been in the infamous practicc of lifting op the petticoats and: clothes of females, pulling them over their heads, and holding them thus manacled to public view. Two decent and modest looking women, of far different ages, came forward, and proved his having so treated them respectively. His Lordship ordered the women to be bound over to prosecute, and committed the young offender for trial at the Sessions, assuring him he should be well punished. Bow-sranr.T.—Yesterday morning, Henry Stu art, John Hodges, and Wm. Potter, were brought np on a:charge of stealing a quantity of tea and sugar, the property of Messrs. Boot and 'Co. of Leicester-square. On. Sunday inothhig last, be tween six and seven o'clock, Potter was stopped in Upper ThameS-strect, by two of the . city .con stables, with a bag Containing tw o loaves.of sugar and a pound and a half of tea, when giving a ‘ery contradictory account of the manner in which be got possession of the property, he was put into 'the Poultry Compter. c onsequence of the ad. count given ley Dotter, Mr. Boot caused Hodges and Stuart to be taken into custody. Potter scat. ed before the Magistrate.,-tbat_about a month ago he bad a loaf of sog,ar from Hodges, who is car man at the Golden Lion, facing, the King's Mews, for which he gave thin) Bs., and for' a pound of tea 58. and aliont a week since, lie saw /lodges at a yard in Orange -street, where Ills cart stood, and bought two other -loaves of sugar, and a pound and a half of tea of hitn, at reduced prices. }lodges said, he became acquainted with Stuart, Boot's CUMUIt, at the yard where both their carts stand, and that the sugar and teesold to Potter he received of Stuart, and paid him for it. Mr. Boot ikiltifieki three•of thesugar-loave‘;, and the prisoners were committed - for further exami nation. On Monday forenoon, an alarming . fire broke out at the Earl of EssEx's farm-yard at Cashio bury,. in Hertfordshire, ovving„.it is supposed, ti a hay-rick taking tire, the flames of which caught several ricks of corn, and consumed the whole. On S u nday eve ning the house of Mr. LENT, Little Queen-street, was effiered by means of talse keys, in the a bsence of - the family, and rub- Levi oflproperty to a couiltlArable amount. JIjUPdLI. „ - liont4 Courier ix 9 ”" wlng cn t of a duel which we noticed sofne . time ago, between two Midship Men orthe oftheMnnes YYOLLtT and NALLY., and which toplc,pl i ace Sunday, the 1.9114 inFtinit.' It is to be hoped that the circumstances attending this encounWr between tW9 boys, will bring the practieC intO (hire- Nne. Nile parties, it teems, when at sea, had frequent dispurter relative to ,t 1) geographical si itatirm of various plans, biit which were done a wayby the laudable intervention of some of tlieir brother Officers, who expostulated with them- on the folly,of suffering themselves to be led 'away by such trivial matters. The present contest ori ginated in a source equally trivial. The' parties adjourned to Southsea-common, accompanied by .Assistant-Surgeon of the same ship, as second to both ! The usual distancebeino• measur- . cd, they took their places, and each discharged at the other • two shots without e j fect, and notwith standing the intervention of the second to stop the proceedings, and endeavour to bring about a re- conciliation, the contest was persisted in. Wm.- . LET fired the third shot, which wounded KELLY) by.paving through the tipper part of his thigh . ; the ball lodge, in his pantaloons, awl is supposed to have come in contact with his pistol, 'being quite flat and jagged in an extraordinary manner. Ksta, - v. himself took the ball from away the wound, and when asked how he was by his opponent and second, he replied, With the most perfect sang froid, that he was not hurt, and that he hadmuch rather that a Frenchman had done it. The report of the pistols - by this time had drawn several around the spot, and KELLY was removed to Has ler Ilospital, where he remains in a fair way of recovery.. It is to be regretted that such a scene. should have tak'en place during the celebration of divine' service, and that the second, although a sur!leon by profession, should repair to such a place totally unprepared with the smallest neces sary whatever calculated to stop the effusion of blood. IslAsit,a constable, baying some inform- tion, was soon On the spot, and lie apprehended the offending parties. HASH seized the pistols, and on drawing the charge froth liaLta's pistol he found two balls in it. CORONER'S INQUEST. The Hants Courier communicates the following additional partietilars with regard to the murder of G. Brothers, a .Witternlan, at Portsmouth, on Wednesday last :-r- " Three. French prisbners, Francois Relif, Jean Marie Minze, and Dottie/ Da Verge, having •ef fected their escape from Porton depAr, engaged the wherry of the above-named George'Brothers, to, take them to Ryde'; when off the Block-house, (according to their own assertions) they - proposed' to the boatman to takethein toTranee, promising ample reward, and liberty to return immediately : but he, not to lie corrupted .by promises or re ward, resisted their propsition, and in conse quence they stabbed him in sixteen places, (three of which, were mortal); and threw him Over board.' The Frenchmen immediately directed their course to sea, and were promptly pursued by se veral wherries, in , one of which were Lieutenant Suiloek end three seamen of the Centaur, at an chor at Spithead,. In -. consequerxe of a heavy swell, and, had management, the Frenchmen were overtaken after te run of &liana lc; ti.i4 t s ; one of the men belonging to'the Centaur leaped into the wherry among the Frenchmen - alone, when at time distance of s - reeral feet, armed with nothing - but the stretcher,, with which he knocked.nue:of then' down : they then surrendered: They were taken on - board the Centaur for the might, and on being .searched, a large sum of money. was found about them in ' silver, and three .knives, one of them' wits very .bloody;' and on Thursr day morning they were delivered into the bands of the civil power, and landed at the,sally-port.— They were taken to the Borough gaol; where they were again examined. .'They , confessed that Bro.- thers was killed by two of them, but that the third was no further coneereed ,than in lending his knife to the other, when the waterman resist ed them. Mote,money was here taken frOm theiti, One having actually concealed in. his pantaloons under his 'boots thirty-three ris.:ad. pieces. . ,It appears, that.bythe manufacture of lace, toyS„&e. the priSoners accumulated a euflicient sum of . 4110- , ney to procure a suit of genteel .clothes each; (he,.: sides the sums taken front. their : persons), dressed in whi,elm, they mingled with the crowd of visitors that were walking intim depot, eluding by their metatnorphosed appearance ~tiie vigilance of the turnkeys and- military , sentinels. On. Thursday an inquest was held on . the, bodyby-it. Gita.4, WAY, Lsq. Coroner, when the fullowittg deposi tions were made ; John Sullivan and Jeremiah Wells; both of Gosport, deposed ~that about half-past four o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, as they. were going to Spithead,. alittle distance from tint mow h of time tmarbour, on ' the. Bloek-bonse Aide, tear Fei: thane's_ gibbet, ,they descried a wherry steering Ana S..W,along the hospital shore, about. one hundred yards front them—the wherries then abreast of each othershe wore almost inune (Hatch?, and.steered S. E.:directing her course to ward Southsca (.:astle: They then save - a hat go overoarc4, and ,the people kim the'vV-Imerry.all Seq.C7 ding together ; ~they were four in.ntonbce ; three persons besides the ' Nv atcritinn; that they plainly s a w two of theet rise their arms us if stabbing or bearing the waterman, who was crying Out yory much at the time ; and ilea few seconds, by the unit ed exertions of all three, the waterinan was thrown overb‘pard, .011 seeing this the .deponents ,hauled their whul,and nummielowardsthern with an intention to gimassistaneetothe waterian; nut on seeing '4.lie body thrown overboard, they 4:eeted their course towards that, the other boat continued steering south-east. V.'-hen they came wiiiiin 20 ,n y. r a ( .l ) ( t l i s n : i mf tli e seas c l . ) , (l k y ti , l i,e t (i ie vv v i ; ~I ; i t , e l m; 0 1:(.r ) , d_ s i c :,‘ ve , - t r l al ;is yard, Cotsaillt..l , : i , l e , r i , w , ii F er t z r e t:s a e n a me , , m is i vi mt h t i i:: is h fi st o e N r u e .) ::e l o v i: i f l e i their it-.isi , itance the body was taken into Covrard'S boat. They observed. no appearance of life,'but 'distinctly san three wounds, apparently from a knifes one - on the left cheek„ anothcr l in the neck, and another a-little belOw on, the breast. Wells 'further 'deposed, tliat he proceeded, in Coward's, ... . Dig bt. t , Lent•, whO still ~colitittied steev , t a di.tanee of live miies iron! the in, th %ilia: e then strait;: at nee-fli:least: ';, from bad Management, they ..were soon oveitakert. - - - • lienja,ip in Terry, - a ronstal)l.- deposed, that 'be' reeiVed into his custody, Iron) on hoard the Co.' tour, Francois Refit', CharleS Panic, and Da . nial Du Verge, and conveyed theta to the •Boroqiii CiaOl ,-, nod that the two clasp knivesPproduced by .hint; ht receiyed from. Lieutanant- ce, 'Of the coutqur. Relif owned the one which was blauhm, tly.i Panae owned the other. Both of them o tarilY, confessed to phis deponent, that they had made rase of their knives in cattily the diceasA And Ildif being n';eci, if it wits Cie that. g arethe Wound inti-e throat, said, he did not Bow wheie it was be cut.. Dtt Verge said , he knew aoCfing about it, Cor he sat in .the stern shectiland steered the boat, tient. ,Sullock , of the Cenpar, ileposed, bruit 11 . , he eras gOing oil in the jolt boat„'on the• •..•2d . ino , , he was hailed by two wherries', and informed they , • were in pursuit of three Frenelnuen; Who bad: murdered a witterman, and were atttaupCm; t a , which ‘Y0,2.1 thel make their escape in a Wherr y , standing towards Sontbsea Castle. Ile instantly, hoarded one of : the wherries, with • three awn., judging the wherry, 'vitlt three men': assistatnr.„, would sooner collie up With them than his host; that-after a chace of one hour - and a n half, 4? distance from Portsmouth being ltitniles tl,ey came up with the Frenchmen, and took them int o custody ; on coming up with .4tem,• one of Centaur's Men jumped into the Frcnchluens, when one Of the Frenchmen knoeked hini (10 4 ; upon which this deponent called out, " if vo hurt that man, I'll spew yo u no quarter," 0 .1 i 4 a few minutes the Frenchmen trop overpowqej! A large clan knife was found one of theo , which was kept by one of the Centaur'i wen 01 0 .., for protection, till they arrived on hoar: tour ; it had the appearance of blood I There was a great quantity of wat Frenchmen's boat, which he supposes Iv in consequence of their bad managett observed no blood in the boat; it was washed•off by the number of, seas she. sh ' The Coroner's Jury returned their ' friffni Murder against . Francois Rail, aiding and assisting him, the other or , men that were in the wherry when was murdered. They are committed to ter to take their trial at the next Assiz , It is with sincere eleasitre that we very general subsetiptton entered into t Portsmouth for the widow of 13rothi tkeiv en II be - not doubt, died resisting I in; offeri t . Or assist in the 'escape of the' his Country., The atnouut subscribed said to be upwards of 500/. It is necessary to state, that the rer 3ll/t , ll l l 'os the Frenchnian, - Who called himself IMnic,",lo Verge, is- Jean Louis St ra. A min tit of Da9i,el Pu,Verge is now on board die,' ships, but has no knowledge whatever of . cuintance. 12elil .Efts $ written a letter to his brotber, saner at Porton, in which he htioents the tts" ooo , , , he has been brought •into. Ile begs Ili' to write to his - father and mot hey ; sod ' I ( i ) i t n, hi t s o s r c e , c u c l i a l I yearsi(,u ot,hteit saVe the lives, Of two fingal'islancni `11:"elt1104 should hear in mind their names, to r- AVoodritf to pUblich them through t‘ the Men, who aftertvtids, came ' atiA, may see mid ricl: no vac dge it. Ite. sgys tie r !oa , die,broken4marted before the ' W inter 19 ° l ' s ', , I ,,'gtrif concludes with req Cti ue.ting' that l 4' 4 °, 5 be so Lind rts to approuriate t o yr" double Louis (about , 155.) and 12 tioh m.s ' family of the unfortunate man, Vfalicfs. lio nleit)ll.ll:l7l'l‘it3T:iiliiQttSwttOiolaht.laile.„7.(bl begs horrorl I i a s y e l l ,! t e l t t dro i 04' Lip uponhim, and states that hat he .ltas the be 04)1 his hand acct es about six mi i c % s t. 1 ) 1 1::: 3111 ; 1 1 : . ;a 1 )° : i in Y : 1 1 1 ; : es ti S : i i : . 3 1 . S te e l l r il b a l le e; I, tiSIIO t a n iu i : 11.4 4 : (;). 41! : (1 , 8:1r11:11'' . wain, .isooot c... .......::...... - ' ...........--- The FltiNtiiig Isinntl on Dry f ' 34 ' 6 °11 . ,:i 3 I.l"ear'''Zl: In 1'808;bas within these low d ).5.1. etl!ergul to the s . ti'rface (,f the watef• I .‘ t 91 ).! rheAvest iving Of th;ecilwich floApi"',..l: ;to eplargetl., for (lit better reception 'of itlv•"`': , w:or . 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