The Sun. — London, England, 1807-10-28 00:00:00

,;,, 1/ 1 1 A/Do N Gii7,47 l TE, 0,11. . fi. ~ 9a. "2 7 ; 64. • i..th Reetment of Light Dragteons, ,Cornet Benjamin Pciach, . ,f ~;it 4.11,,,. 4 'ti, Ligh T pr o ;nons, to be Lieutenant, ; by put._ citase, vice Locke; _promoted. ' tit n Wino, Thomas Dunkin, Gent. to:be Cornet, by put '. chase,. vice Wain, promoted. F. • t.,/h•li I?itti:i C o wer,. t ItooFito• - vatis to be Lieutenant, by, pvt..,hii , !, vice 1;j piornote;(l; ' , ;l Oitto Cfirr I.ltdin R. t ..,r0il to be Lieutenant, without lareliasei..': ' ~ I laiatuas Steele:to be dittii.. Matthew Stru i t„44. ' ~:t ,it Coinct„ vice Ralston. ' , . ... ~. . , I,itts* it of • ot, Ensign Charles Kcan, from the Clare. I , ,Ilittif ; to bet E itsii:n, c,.. f ; : ,.,...pi i rit,4_, ,, Liei t teu,iiii lames Thompson to be : . Captain of a compatiy,d,) , port.liase, vice Lchydrd SitlYth, who retires. I nlign ,‘V illiain Wil iianis to beLieutemint„ vice Thiainp, • ..• Con, . • ..' ' . . ril , i Otto, eqptain SaMuel Benjamin And:nutty, front the 70 , iti 1 1 .0ut,,t0 tr.: Captain of a Company, vice Bernard, who c%ciiiingt•s. I iisign luseph Lainphier, front the tat West York :ilintia, to, be -Lieutenant. • • Rth I.iitto, Ensiv.,n Murton Noel to .be Lieutenant, , without. p3irelyis. .S illiam Gubbins,.Gent, to be Elisio), vice -Noel. t 3th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas' Fenton, from. the North ~ ..Nlayo 'Militia, to be Ensign,. . ... ' 14 . th Ditto; Ensi: , ii John Moore, from Half-pay of the 27th Foot, to be Ensign, without putchass. , vice Barnetstn, '=promoted. 1.3 i h Ditto, Captain 'l4.onry Edward Lynch, front the South Mayo Militia, to, he Ensign, vice Cooper, promoted. 1...(1- • ward C2hipbell, C;crit: 'to be Eusigii, without. purchase, . , vice 1)tilon, promoted." ityli 'into.. Lieureivint bits Duncan, from the North York ..Militia, to be Ensign. ~ 2.0 Ditt,,, Second Vieutenant. and A,ljittant .. Milne to 'have. the Rank of First Lieutenant. Second Lieutenant. — 7 -- Maclellan-to-au. Viist-tiatitenant, vice , 'cuttings, - deceased.,. Surgeon James-I.l6Sack, trout the Penh Militia, to he Assis'tant.Sartgeon...' , ' • ..: • . . ~ 25th Ditto, Ensign Th o mas Griffin Beale, from the Edin ..o/IrKilAtilitia, to be' 'Ensign,. vice Baron, .promoted in the ,_ 34th Foot. , • , . ~27i,i1 Ditto, hicutenant john•Atkinion, from Half-pay of the tosth Forn, to be Lieutenant, vice Carinichaeli . dcceased. .34th Ditto, Lieutenant George' Icifreyson, frbin tlalt.;pay of the roith,Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dillon, who ex changes. ..' 38tIt Ditto, Ensign William I4anclfietd Wrench to he Lieute nant, by purcbae,' vice flint ) ' promoted. Lieutenant Nlacplterson, trout the ‘Varwiek Militia, to be Ensign. 4oth Ditto, Edward H. Adams, Cent. to be Ensign, without ; purchase, vice Desbrisay, whoiie Appointment has not '''taken place. 4Stli Ditto, lieutenant John A nsigitlp, trOm the 7 tli Garrison . Battalion, to be Lieutenant, v;•e•Kirwati, woo exchanges. szd Ditto, Ensign Benjamin S. IVright,,lroni the (..avan Nil. litia, to tt.a U.nsigri. s'oth Ditto. To he Ensigns, without purchase—Captain Williatii RObert:ion. from the itot.s-shire Militia, vice Jul.. • ler, ptooloted. Wllii:tOt F. Mayne. Gent. vice Wrir,ht,. • painlOtee:. A ithur Carey, Geity: 'vice By tile, ptomored. liihri Dillon Ger.t. vice Mandeville, promoted, William R-bitison, dent. vice Waring, promoted. 6 - J(1 Ditto, Assisnuit•Surgeort Colin Young, from. the 'nth' . oVoot,•to be Suigeon, vice Grant, appointed to a ReeNiting —Pis: t id. , 1 4:6th.' Ditto, 'fliontas .Sowerby, Gent. to.be tits...zit, without purchase, - vice itckets, promoted in Champagne's tiegi... Mehl,. , . entli Ditto, Walter Daniell,. C - ent. 'to be Eiiiigti, — vithout purchase,. vice ~l' Mallon, ptoittoted. . .: loth Ditto, C a pt., l , l ',V illtion Bernard,from, the 7th, Foot, to -be.. Captain of .1 C.atipany,vice Auchnitity, who exchanges. 7.4tWUitto,. I-icon:non ,ifexantler Scott, MALI the Forfar 'Militia,. to he I:. tt4igo . .. • . i!li . Duni, Hospital-Mate I) Vic' faroeson 'to be Assistant - :itio2t,tii, vice Young, prole,.cd in the opt Foot. . , 81:0 Dirt:,, Ralph Cration, (kit .to be 41,ign,'1,y,purchase, • r vice i'carson, promoted.. ' '. • ' ' trim Dm 6, To he Uthi: , ,ns— Lieut. Wm. White:aw, f ro m tfr , •! Leitritrt Militia, vice Cowite, who resigns. Ensign 1-. I tasiari, born the Waturford Militia. Lieut. Peter Tagus, ' ir,int the Tyroric IVlllttia. :pin Di Lieut. I, NI. Wollac.'(:, from the" ith Light Dra • )(bow', to be - Captain of a Company; by purchase, vice Wright, promoted. • ,:. °'." . _ 't'o be Ensigns--Lieut. Win. Walker, front the Fife Militia, Lieut. Duncan ; M DoUgal, front the 'Renfrew Militia. 't'u'be Surgeon, Surgeon Win. WYbrow, from Menton's rte. ganent, vice Mertz es, - promotett. To he Assistant-Surgeon, Assistant• Surgeon john O'Dwyer, fr in the 58111 Foot; • 4701 Ditto, Lieut. Robert M'llree, from the CavaltMilitia, ta be Ensign.., ' • New South Wales Corps, Lietit the Hon. F. Tames' Lamb, ' trout the Royal Regiment of Notary G uaithi, _to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice VVilSoit, who. retires. . Serjualit ;Major Lilly; from the Second Royal Veteran Bat .., • tat ion, to be Ensign, vice•lhniderson, promoted, Ist•West India Iteginient, Lieut. David .Walker, from the i 7th Fopt, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. .. . . Nl.ijor-General Champagne's Itegiiwitt, Second lieutenant C. - Forriano to be First Lieutenant, vice Prager, promoted ' in the Nova Scotia Feneibles.. Ensign T. 'tickets, from Inc fthtli Foot, to be First Lieutenant;withoUt purchase, vi ce Canoe, appointed to ,25th Light Dragoono, Menton's Regnuent, Surgeon F. Weber, Surgeon of Eroberg'S ' late Itegimon, to be Surgeon, vice W 3 brow, appointed to Ltie:9orll toot. . , . tst Garrison Battalion, lien. L. AlcoCki Gent. to be Ensign, ' vice the Adjutant. ' . . 2d. Ditto, Ensign tieury.Weatherstone, from the Ist Garrison Battanott, tii rte Lieutenant, vice Arinitrong, appointed, to tile Roth Four. .• . (nil Ditto, .Ensign Vol - in l'ovver, from the 2(1 West titilia Re giiti'elit, to. t); Lieutenant, So:, M . bean, appointed to the 3 5 d toot. ' , t 3 Ditto, Licttt. Peter g.itWitt), from the 4s!.tli Foot, to be ' Li,uteriant, vice Atisaltla ' who exchanges. f'..t. Mw).;:itt, (. ...lg. to. be Ensign, Vice Baldwin; tiftputilteti to 71s1 I: oot, 'till Royal' Veteran battalion, Surgeon \V. Graham, trOnt, the I iiverties. , ro s tri;.t, to be Surgeon, yiLe Waugh, appointed to aitecruitiliel)isttia. , . . STAFF. iir)wit I:tenting, tsq. Captain on MI f-pay ofthe otit Foot, • tv be Nay tnas,er of a itecrtntini; District, vice Taylor, win) wo.ita.llsol. tiosiTrAL STA 1. 4 F.• Cal;tert", 111: Wit) be l'ity:tclati to the Forces. f) be Sorge..,tri ni Itettliting,,J)l*tritib, Surgeon. It. VVAugh, Irma the t$ eteran 14.1twitoo, v;ce appoibted tri . the 700 . Train. Sure,tiott it. Grunt, _flub} lie 63d Foot ; vice - Graham., " • t;c K iag's Gcrixi d a Legion., :St Light Dr4gooll3,Co r rnet F. Decken to In Lieutenant, vice Itunoth; deceased. t ti,ttralion of the Lille, Ceritiem.in Cadet - [Jo kinsen to tie vice Pope, promoted in the 4th 13,n[alion, Vain; to Oe. Umbpany, .Q tided, tiW uarter-TTIASter f.Armoreent to be Ensign, Scitorior:k,.bitpeded, being ent vilth9l4% leave. mEmoit ANDU.4. The Appointment of Ensimi james liamonds to biLieute. he- Si4t I'eut, as stated in the (;a:tette of the atoth YlOt 14ken pluce, • lioprtal-Mate Cli. Ihndy, who the Gazette Of tile 2,9 th Utt. i 4 relmtated in • r n in the Gazettes of ths: 1201 March, .tSe6„ aint toth OctoOer,iB 4. - • ;9 ;ii Foot, For Thontis Karitty, 4erit. do be E n sign, &c, n. ad, :ninon Gi ittithi;:enoy,%ieriu Stu. . imot, tiff Lieer. Arcinnaid lobo Niadairio to be Captain onneut pur,ll),ise, via: Gawler, Osx - e.i4cd, (cad, /kr; 10 . ,be Captain, without, itichate, Ince oir 1. c.or6t. , Leign t •pranioteti in the 17th toot. BANKRUPTCY 6NLARtiEIY. vYill atn Ntoraue, 01 South-place,,Kenpingtop, Surrey, ship. 0,4 tter, ItQat U6l. -,. ) 1 lu 1)o.:. ty, .4; ten, at L. utidltail, LOLltiUtl. BANICKUPIS Ain Kelly amt Benjamin' of dark-lane, London, v v i t le ntantly.nie , rettant, Not, 7, t 4, and Dee. B,,at one, n . 1 .101141, Londoll , . AV 1 41 04 3 , 14 e 5 /fs* 611 VOrt and Al:ol.eoutt, Throgrnottim•stoet. ,ii ! .fino Norden, or 1: x.ytt;r-street, Strand, Middlesex, act, 3+, Nov . to, and 1.)eo, 8, ut ton, ist t,ttito- Attoroey, Mr. Isa'..ws, belirrc 7 court, Aidgate. 14,,A;,1;, U 1 I;iNtiologate..6treoi, Landon, 'dealer, Nov. at one, and xen, at Qt,tiltiltall, , ;old K. Willis, W.iirnfoici,courr, o..tvor t iCenton, Devonshire,,taitor, Nov. 9 , x 4 LC) NPON : Printed by ' the'SVN-Uitvi and Dec. 8, at eleven', at the Clo`7! tavern, r xe`r. At tandes, Mr.: Ilowring Exeter ; 'or Messrs. Williitnts and Dark, Bedford.r9w, London. DIVIDENDS. . , Nov. 27. William Cowpertliwaite and lames Wariwt, of Al.anchester, manufacturers, at three, at the Ilridge , ty.tter Aro.s lnr., Mttitchester. Dec : X. 106epli 11..ins?a, of lihrt's-Green,lehitrat, aid Thoioa; of i34ttle i Susses, imikceNrs, lit•dae, at a ilclhall, London. . . Nov. 34. Joseph 0 Well, .of t-L)lborn, London, watch-m.Lker and jovelier, at elev,m, aitG uildhal I. Dee; I. Slaw, or: thelmsford, Essex, china ,and earthenwareman, at one, at Guildnall, London. Dec. 22. kob:.11 iehards, of Mill-lane, - Tuolcystreet, Southwark, Surrey, ceder-itlerchaut, at ten, at London. - - - - Dee, Ticked, of Nlarlow 13 . ricige, Berkshire, . . ckalt.4, at i),:e, :it Guildhall, London. • ~. . Nuv. 21. Ti10:11.1.i WiliIClS of St. Paul., Slndwell Middle sex,, , , biscuit•balcer, at,;,twelVe, at Guildhall. N0v..19: GodfreyCalton, late of Sheffield:Yorkshire, linen. draper, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. ... ' NOv. 8. Samuel ' Foster, formerlLoi ... Elm, since of Si. Peter's, Isle of Ely, acid latti.oiGraffintn, Huntingdon ' shirc, tittibcr-tnerchant, at twelve, at the George Inn Huntiugdon. Nov, 27. Thomas Carter, late of Kingston-upnn,Httil, sßi#it.mereliatit, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Monk- . liar, York. . Feb. b. Gcorgo IVardoll, of Mansell-street. Goodmanto. •__ fields, Middlesex, mariner, at ten; at Guildhall. ...... - . . Nov. 12. Thomas 'slop. late of Kirkby Stephen, %Veit morland, tanner, at two, at the King's 41n4s, Kirkby Stephen. I ) .II2TNER.SIIIPS DISvOLI/51). _ ..... _ Thomas Monney and William Charles, of Snort-street, Mnortields, bout-imikers. Joseph Parson, Samuel Fred y, William Turton,, and . Samuel Kent Parson, or Da w End Linley, and other . Lime Work Rushall • r . p.ivelmort, Samuel 6entley, and Edmund %Wilson, of She Meld, tible-knife•iii , inutaclorers. Alt•xander Johnson and lames I. Meares, of 11Iancliester, linen-drapers. Charles Dou;las, Chevalier, and. Thomas Dax jun, of BartholomeW-lane, stock- b roken. Coombe and Dugan', of Over Areley, Stafford, iron-manu- • laktturers', Robert smith and Edward Rayney, Shef fi eld, Yorkshire, . , SCLSS3IIIIIIIS. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, OCT. 27. Joseph Hodson, a 'coachman, was charged Witli assaulting. a carter. of the name of Briant 'Smith, w:hiledrivinghiscart upon tholiingsland ; hood; up on the Bth o August last., It appeared - that a o.tlar rel had arisen` betwixt the Prosectuor and a' coakb man, oWing Jo his cart and a coach running :..gainst...e-ach., other, acid that the coachman ty.'rrtg the stronger mart, had given him a sey , :,•;, o ehaStiseinent with his whip,:and.then knocl - xd him down and trod up " him although Lltere was no doubt as to a most violent assault . , :laving been comma ted, ,yet it was plainly !! iewn by the Witnesses on behalf of, the PeSendant,, that he was, not the coachman that had been the aggressor, but that it teas - one Moses Jewell, who was then in Court. The Defendant, indeed', was proved to haVe been in cinite a different quarter. 'at the time the assault, took place., : . The Jury ac-, Cordiogly, acquitted him. Mary _Starks:, Elizabeth Carlete, Sarah Barn, Afaryliippen, and .Michael Aonshaw, were charged with haying committed a riot, and assaulting Mrs. of Blue Anchor-alley, , Stepney,,flielda, l a rqm ?the eyidence, it appeared. lhat the female Defendants iuiaainl theTrosecutrix kept a houle of bad, fame, and o.:Aaceiving she .had not:paid them . sufficient Atte-m . lon, on account of. their- want •Of personal .charms, they determined to be revenged uppo her. Accordingly, upon the 27th of June la 4, these females assembled in a riotous manner, and having got the man named Bonshaw enlisted into ,their service, as well a s a number o f boys.and girls, therdetertnined to kick up a row, and to assault this Mrs.' , Henley whenever she: made her appearance. It being a Saturday night, the Prosccutrix had been.at market to : provide, like a good housewife, the necessary articles for Sunday and, upon her return home, accompanied by a friend named, Grace Codroy, she was assailed on all sides by 'these resentful women, and the man, with , their yoUng assistants, with mud and all kinds of filth, In vain did she remonstrate upon the impropriety of their condnEt 5 they had already gained" the..ascen dancy with the crowd, and had even got a Constable: enlisted into their service, who, upon the entreaty of a fair assOciate, was prevailed upon to take Mrs. Codroy, the friend and neighbour of the -Prosecu-' trix, to the watch-house, for having, as was alleclged, scratched the face of one of their antagonists. Mrs. Henley,swore positively to four of the De fend,mts.. . Th L l.Pary found all of Ihem Guilty, except Sarah Burn. The :Magistrate, after expressing - his disapproba tion of the condtila of the Constabl e , in c e nim itt i n g a person to .the Watch-house who had not b!.: 1 , guilty pt . ; any offence,. sentenced the three VVOITIetI to seven days, and the man to fourteen days im prisonment. Matthetv Murdoch was charged upon two indict mews, in the 'one by a young wonlaii •called' S usan Veal, and in the other by a Mrs. Glasscock, With having violently assaulted them .one night lately in Pulteney-street, at a ,quarter before twelve O'clo c k. Defendant was a Journeyman Painter, near Corhaby-market, btit whether actuated upon thi s beca:ri . by an amorous or a ferocious disposition, seemed doubtful. He, however, began his salutation uftlk; fair . Prwechtrix by putting his arm round h er heck, and eivon her making a vigorous remonstrance and resistance, 'he adually knocked .bier down,.and otherwise abuSed and maltreated her, as well as her ebrhimniun. _ _ The Jury - found hint Gyilty, and he was sentenced to pay a fine Of al. upon each indictment. ()harks Walker, a decrepid luau, by trade a watch.. maker; Was next charged with having violently and 'waptonlystruck a boy, named Cornelius Ward, son of a blacksmith, over the head With a stick, fbr hay . - Mg - touched a dog belonging to him. Of this of. fence he. was found Guilty, ,and fined in the sum of &it :rite Court were next occupied, for many hours, in the investigation of a charge' made by n boy of the natne of .Mirttlisw William Banner, against his master, a. ropeOlable jeweller, in, the pariAlf of St.. John's, Clerkenwell,.tor.an abominable9tfence ;' the evidence, however, 'not :being: sufficient, and in many.ropeets contradi6lory, the Ddendant teas ac , Yesterday morning a journeyman butcher, in ti.e nvighbonrhood of Claw-niarket, enc. iiis throat.—:-. Jealouv js said to have been.the cause of his des peratioti. Kett ip.3 1 uct IVJartictt.coutt i I.3oW.4llreeii , lr di No, 112, Strand where iigteq) tisernents, Orders ti TILIr2LS IN THE WILDS Oi:il.2llEilICA. Two Gentlemen, engaged' on a journey throngh North America, from the Gulph of Florida to. bec, have performed the first part of . their project :among the interesting scales of the Ohio .and the • • We left tliis Place (New York) on the 25th' July, 1806, taking with us only a change ,of linen, 'and we arrived there again on' the 18th-of:July, • 1807. - travelled mostly on foot, exceptnig where a water Passage offered. 'My liam, employed himself in taking sketches of most • of the tine views and natural curiosities that have come-in our Way. Our route was first to Albany, the falls of the Mohawk and Niagara rivers, thence across Lake Erie, down the Alighanny river to burg. Here we stayed for three or four weeks, • fitted up a boat peculiar to these rivers, and called an ark,, with a fire-place and sleeping-hirtlL We_ laiditi our stores of provisions, cooking utensils,' &c. and commenced our voyage down the mighty rivers Ohio and -Mississippi on the Ist December, • and arrived. at Orleans in April; in our boat, in , which we had lived fourteen weeks. These arks' are literally floating wooden 'houses ; the one we ' had'-was 24 feet long.and 12 feet broad, and square at both ends. Rowing or sailing was out of the . question : we'trusted to the current for head-way ; we ;had a pair of large oars for guiding the boat dear of rocks, old trees, &c. The Ohio is gentle and pheicl,,unless agitated by storms, which are very common ; in such cages, we made our boat fast. do it.tree.on shore: Its still serene weather we suf fered our vessel to float night and day, sleeping soundly till morning. The average run' of the, cur rent was about 'three miles an hour. Oults banks were many handsome towns, and ,the country abound; in game. • At r Marietta were three ships of 300 tOPS, tiOlolo, it is . a curious fatit'that ships- -above, two thousand, miles inland should havea natural navigation to the ocean. 'Tie cha ra&er of ithe 'Mississippi is entirely diti;:rcut from that of. the Ohio : its.waters very muddy and boii terons ; its banks' flat and uninhabited for an . hun 7 dred miles together, and no chance of getting provi sions, but occasionally from the Wild men of the WOO'ds. These hartnlevs creatures often boarded us, from their canoes, and their visits were welcomed:as . they. brought us venison . , turkies,l wild honey, bear,. meat, &c. for which we gave them apples, biscuits, &c. • These, things were very: grateful to us, after living 'Our. or five weeks, upon bacon. On the : Mississipai boats seldom attempt to: flbat in the night ;, this po . werful river running, in many places at . the rat's: of eight, mile! an hour, and 'being very full of lingo timber, whose limbs often, appear. above tl5O Water, and againSt -which the current roars with, the noise of a catarad. From New Orleans we re:' turned by, land to New York, a journey very little short of 4000 miles the route .sve.,took, as we went Fatisiderably out of our way to. see some natural ci itiities. We travelled abort -44 days in Lower ,`Loni4ana., From the city of ;Notches,, on the-east ' ern agere of the Mississippi to,Nashyille,,is a wilder-7 11868;o about anti miles,,unitih:tbited, excepting by two powerful 'nations • of Indians, the Chaitawa and the Chihawaws. At Natches'we purchased a mule, for the a p n 6. d fo p r a n c i k an ed oo ot o ir i p t ir li v s isi j o o t t i l s rn f:; . tw la e y ll slept regularly idiaoys entered blanket and b e: cdi double quite woods;a l o e u w r kind of life,. skin, with a, thinbeadingocto,n odhoafha answered p n li g r i p it os d e e t' s , , a wmuesqhuie dtoabatroaparadh;wsleki,lr a te fu t o r t o , m st t e h l e , ' vjldrntienyd,err;lakaniodgtahufisreeqmuiopteosrd we tiire commenced ced 'our i n le m s e a n day,for the' purpose of boiling .our chocolate, toasting our bacon, &c.. At night we made a good fire,. as ,near, as we could bear it, and with a good length of :rope we tied our nude to a tree to:graze. We bad, fine, weather, and all went on very , pleasantly for. some thus, when I was seized with a second-day ague.---. 7 This shook and tormented me very tnuen, and at hist I was obliged to ,lay up in :tan Indian, wigwam These good creatures did all they 'fcbort:lldbot;t a orrWnyeek. comfort, which, however, was not much ;, the best bed they could give me was a bear skin on the ground. This happened about 200, miles from the 'abode of white men. I got some thing .better, but the save left me very weak for some time. In our route to this place we, came through the State of Tenesse, hy the way of Nash- Maryland, Delaware. and. t n 7 i j i 3 e ( \ i 'V l tVieniiiroicgrkie„eliwiafetdli-asllletclilatdino;hgiah thea e deriil former place we were gratified with a sight of Mr. Ji.e4 l -soo.. He was rem oing from his morning ride, unattended, even by a single servant : this, wts were told, ,was his usual custom. • -We, have planned a journey to Boston, and oil to Lower Canada, Mon • teeal, and - This will finish our travels in this bind, when, 'we shall feturn to, visit and consult with .our friends as to our future proceedings." is Nog- York, f01y49 : 184,” ' Monday morning a party .of four or gunners assembled, at a friend's. house at 'Pottington, .tive licensed , . ill Sussex, to take the diversion of shooting, ,where one•of therm," in, hastily snatching his loaded gun • from the kitchen chimney-piece, by some accident discharged it, but without injury to hirt3self or to maid servant, who was „standing neap a chair that was blown to pieces by iN contents. Happy in thd escape, they soon re' ovemi from their fright; and sallied forth to the tkld, .Where a hare was started, and followed out of a wood by two of them, at the. instant she was shot•at'by one of their ompartions, who fortunately missed his' aim, •or they must in evitably have shared the tate of poor puss, being close behind her, in a dived line, and . Wit a few yards from the muzzle Of the gun, the whole contents of which passed wide Of therit'Onlfabotit two feet. Not. dismayed by this second escape,: they pursued 'their sport 'till dinner-time, when they . returned to Tottington, and being about to discharge their guns, . one Offered a bet that he killed a small bird then . perched on the prana of, 'distant, tree Which being a6:epted *, he ed . , 'and, Strange tOtell, his gun burst, and fleUiditferent wav, in diVerS piecesi bUt liielciiy, theyagain' all esCapi;ii without hurt. Tho pdsou who fired, handed, herd his gun in a singular manner, and with both liiindS'helow the guard, which their being blownto atoms 'by' thetolence. ~:t the explosion. • POLICE -G,A.tiptx.—John Th ehvall, .the cele brated orator, was charged with cruelty to his ser vant, 'Jacob Dash: Mr. Thelwall, in 'his defence, made a most eloquent speech., ..in which he admitted that -t Prosecutor, a boy of very interestinguppear ance, about 13 years of age, was honest and Indus . trious, but a little too prone to argument, by which propensity he had often irritated Mr i TbelWall's temper. He further admitted that he had boxed the bOy's ears several times, and taken him by the collar, ; and kicked him upon the .day stated, for nut bringing the plates warm' into the parlour, when hp ouglirto have done sti; and for - having left the tnid dle door open'ata the when, he, Mr; Thelwall; was so - that-every , . breath of wind _went through In frame and unnerved him. -. The. charge wad dis missed. R. Gabby was put to the bar, charged with steal.; ing from an enclosed ground of Mr. ftowe, atTezir tonville Place, a quantity of wet linen, the property:, of the family, The Prisoner was seen in companff, with two other men who made their 'escape,. neg tbe premises; The evidence against the Prisoner' being very-strong, he was fully committed. MAMMORMIGII-STTIEET.—A baker,- , who resides ill, the neighboyhood Mary-le.:bone, was,chargAl by the hivedors . expo.ing for sale 1 cinantity of bread deficient in weight., 11 quantity of light bread was pro-luced by the 'Officer:4, aftii there appeared in the whole a deficiency of twnty nine ounces, for which the Defendant was finei , 71. I oi.—Anotherman who keeps achand!er's Aloi) had a similar complaint ekhibited against him by 114;• same Otlicers, from - .having nine quarterly loaves ift, his 'po'ssession ,detitient in weigh!, which 1100 purchased, ,zo.sell again, • ;It the shop of the. aboo Defend: s lid. • . , • ..GUILDIIALL..74 - eiterday4rnes Soydell whschart,r-: ed' before the, Sitting _Aiderthan .with throwing.4* burning, liquid over .50Ve,eal petiOni . ooliling nut•ot•* shoernakees shop in Fleet-gireet. It ..appearvcttiliir the workmen employed by the- shoeinal:eritl qttek Lion had entered into .n coinbinatiOn and they expressed. their'. resentment ;:by • throwing vitriol overlhe boots, broug.iir Gut of the shop as_ work, by personS employed Jir their stead.• Several pair of shoes 1 1441nonts waft produced, burnt and damaged, 'but it did_ not app' r; that .the Prisoner was seen: n the .nft of,tl.?rowing!„(,le,... and asA was a cast', of tiliSlikithl, 1110 41.1d,1 ' "-• • mail discharged:l6lll. , _ , • • C.4,&EF.NI-SQUARB.--10,irn ..Beirreir • w7is examined' on a charge tif,felonv. ~who.,k4eps Settling-home tic at the:nit-yard, •stated;•• that the Prboner had stolen two goblets nett of his• parlour on Sunday morning.' last,'" On sei3rehitg; there was fpuncl part ofa piece pt . handltereWef , ;,•td• a!-plaid . pattern, apparently cut from linen-drapor's . shop, theielvidge being dirty, and the upper par( cut in a.jagged way.' • The quarliity. win ativltt t handkerchiefs and a - half; and likewi., the Yid of ti copper kettle, and several duplicates:ofitrtielCs po•;ed.to 'have been stolen. • • In order that persons lately robbed may hi ve ail opportunity to attencl;The was remanded. till Tnnrs day, and the, handkerchiefs Were 'ordered' by COLQ - Iftwirx to remain to be•owned: • EDINBURGH, Ocr. '2.—Yesterday being the an , tliversary of the battle ,of Trafalgarohe f oun d a ti,in stone of the monument to the met - holy Of Lord N sox .was laid upoti the Caltonhill by Vv'tt.LlAN CucL ,, TER, E q. the . Preses, and several of the Gu•ntlemen of the Committee. The elegant design by Mr. NANSSIITH having been relinquished, from the ina dequacy of the tit& to defray the expence of it, (110 Committee have found it expedient to adopt a design by Air:ROBERT Bunx,Architea,whicli; it is thought, will be executed within the amount of the Subscrlr tions already obtained, and which may be expeeled. SIIIP NEWS. CaAVSSLND, OCTOBER 26. • Passed by—the Duckworth, iNiannillg from .Hondurast• 51aita, frora ,7,l,:rnttt Video; llatsc , n, trout Archangel,; and Dispatch, Rowc ' Watertout i Speothti.m, We•iloy, front • t.hverick ; Cute/ Sisters, Grad, S'uc4:ess, Waiter, and tiopeweil, front Cork.. • . Sai Orpin,'for ; Ranvr, son, •tor - Citir4tt.;r;* and firnc;in4, Witietimm, tor Nlipetsior: • K iR TI /s. id litibiit;hl.4 by AV lg. x nerlim rc eit'!. ) ckij rrs, ..1 J\l• t 0tt.14 , 00* A' the Paper, 1 cuffs for the Editor, Sm. (post-!, , lid) 11:uit be addressed. • On the.a3ll iti;t. at Edinburgh, the Lady of Lieutenant. Colonel. Toir,:iiti,.of a Son:, on Nlohlay [tic 26th.mst. at Chatha m , th e I.;!d:,' of Lie , t• tenoa-Culonei ILsoorough, of the Itqal Niar:2l;,, of 4 o.4ll;liter. , I..cturtily, Mrs. Brarqvirell, of Lincoln's-ion.tioldie 014 Sall. . , • - ......... . . . . . , • on Sunday seinnikht, .-at Hutton . , in Ktnt, the Lady.Pr tI4 1t,.:1. U.Aluore, of a I)4Liglifer. . . g It?D: • at 'in The island . of Sicily, Hardt' 5114 :7d here, to Nliss Maria C- .. .frohrt , t)nos‘yotth Ureter, (13 1 •4>i b u 'i Of john trmferi - Esii. late GOverilor of Likplitt, and Itonertilarrison, Esq. of Eineoln's.itiii:field4. On Friday last, at. Carron-Hall, Stotiaud , Th an ui liruc Esq. tit Arnot..to eidea daughter, of LW; 11 Malot.Gtneral Thomas Dinid'as, of F On Saturday selnniktit, at the , Parish Church of tltniskitlGi 'Sir l'hornas VVindsor 'Hutil.eke, of W.ingetwurth, County of Derby. to Miss Lccleston, dmigtiter o i, Thal l!. 61 Eccleston, Esq. of Searisbrick, in Lam:43ll . 'le. . , - . DI A U. On the t.ith inst. at Iltis;o1, - after a long and severe LON lane, ttic %%Ilea Itoget, Esq. of the Rutl , m ti litia, and late of Llantlionos-Houitr, liftwolibirc• vet • On Thursday, at Cheadle, in Stailbraan.re, George Wilk Esq. of Mansfield On Friday, at York Mrs. Pei*, relid of the OK' 53' muql-Pcggr, Eq.. of Whitehati short Westininster. • „ Yesterday nio s riang,- after a o las t I ' l. ' - of 1:1041::.de-Lis-Lourt ket-btrect. 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