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; but the columns of the grAnd otnnine(l, army foTowing elosr. On 'the sAnte matt., the soli citations ot the Prince''Artirshal conntfanding who represented the diffiefilties - of i - ttlisistence,. end the advance Of tletterkl Weede r3ii liamt, in du ft him to tern off to tife right ; so as - eiketnallv ro ,'aside ;Against the tmetny'S efieeting his re trrAt by the way of Cohlentz. The first day's match ,:as to Wriekstein, an old town ‘vith a castle, nn the highest pinnacle of the Voretbetg Mountains. The roads to it were full of every*oh stack, that hills, woods, ravines, moraves ; and roads that bad never been destined for 'wheel con veyances, could present ; and were, in fart; such, • as, aecording to any usual military calculation, would have been considered as impracticable for the movements of a large army ; infantry; cavalry, artillery, and baggage, every thing, however, wete pushed over them. The Rossion twelve pounders li•equently stuck in the road, but where six horses were not sufficient, twelve were tackled; and every thing was made to yield to the persevetance and determined resolution, whiclr has distinguished all the operations of this army. — The troops after their long march, were chutoned iu i,everal of the small mpuntain villages ;, and Corps of three thousand!men were allotted so some whose usual population would not amount to as tnany loindreds. The inhahitants supplied their Wants with cheerfulness in every thing. 'l he sol diet's were delighted ; and they had equal reason to be satisfied with each other. The soldiers from Caucasus and the Volga, forgot all the fatigues of their long marches/in the hospitable reception these peasants had afforded them.. On arrival at Tjlrickstein, accounts were re ceived by Field-Marshal Blucher, that General I'Vrede had fallen in with the enemy, during their retreat on the 29th, and took foul .thousand pri soners, many of thenrof the guards. On the 30th, he was himself attacked by Napoleon, but enabled to maintain his- position. On the 31st, another affair is reported to have taken place, but the re sult is not known. At or near Gelnhausen, Gen. rhitoff fell in also with the enemy, and, as re pOrted to the Field-Marshal, has taken 3000 pri soners. 'The Field-Marshal marches this "day to Giessen. P. S. PIESSEN, Nov. 2, 1813, 4 r. is here reported, that NapOleon - is,still in Frankfort, and ltas. concentrated 'his army between and 'round linuatt, Frankfort, and the Rhine, that General Wrede, %rho had possessed himself of both Itanau and Frankfort, foand it necessary to draw in his force, to resist the attacks of •Napoleon, who, , after his first affairs, returned from-the Frankfoit road to attack the General ; and .that he is noui. in position about those towns, both of which he occupies. ,There are further reports or another battle, in which General Nirrede has been success ful but no accountrto be relied on, have been as yet received, ,WAR tiEPAILTM ENTS Downing-street, Nave:ilk - 7%27, 1813. Dispntchei of whieli the fall►iwing. are enniei, end en ex trait, hate been received by Earl lt.vrtiu as r, from Major 4,4 tExtract.) Oliva; near Pantiie, Oct. 16, 1815. The stantrh of Ohm (where the enemy had established several block-houses), as well as the hill which immediately commands it, were at tacked on the night ,ot the 10th inst. by a force composed of Russian and Prussian troops. The bill was immediately carried, but the block-houses continued hi the po'ssession of the enemy until the following evening, when, bcing set on file, they were forced to abandon them. The loss sus tained by the- troops employed on this occasion Wrl3 severe, and may, I fear, be eMimated at be tween four and 500 unit, killed and wounded. This is the ()lily event of any coilFequenee tirbich has occurred since I wrote your Lordship on the Ist . instant. Oliva, near Dantzic, Oct . . 25, 1313. Ary Loan, 7 --The height abOve the suburb of which I informed your Lorshihip in illy let ter of, the 1, sth hist, the enemy were driven from cra ti“! _being within range of that part at the town called the ...peieker losel, where it was tind(T:toad a quantity of provisions bad been de posited, his Serene Highness the Dnke of Wor tewberg ordered several batteries to he oonstrtiet ed thereon, The batteries were opened on the 18th, anti , continued to fire, with little cessation, since O f oe: ; a considerable nit tuber of buildings have in consequence been burnt. The \veather during the last fortnight, having on the whole been very favourable, a large quan. titv of gabions and tascines have been collected and plo.ced in depot. The,Want of gahions and i,tsciite~ , being (lie priucipal cause of the delay, I he fiTst 'parallel may he expected to be proceeded I have the honour to be, &c. (Sig'led) NIAUDONALD, Alajor florseArtillery. near Pantzic, N.tv. 4, .1613. 'Mv lea;ot that his Ma. jesty's sloop Ranger is.. to sail this evening for l',n4lnad, 1 do myseif the'honour to inform your 1,0.114.1 p, thrit since 1 ( wrote last, on the '15t14 tiltimo, the enemy has bren driven from the Shll - %vbiell is only 600 yards from the ravetin of I!Ashoisherg,. and I trust he will also he driven to-nigh I, or to-morrow at the farthest, from tlwo redoubts .!:e has hitherio.occopied,.abyut the same distance from the left bastion of that work ; when 11. e first parallel, which has hitherto Veen - begun at :Aokenberg, \yin iminedfately be completed. 1 have the honour, Szc, ALEX.'MACDONA Mzijor "lase (Signed) Extract of a Di4pateli froth the Marti - Loss of Wellington, Wed St. Pli;n4v. 18,1131:i. I have otr,ited to draw your Lordship's atten tion, in the nl.nr.ier it deserved, to the conduct of the division, under thy.: command of Major- General Charle:. Baron Alten. 'These troops theiniel%7es, in this, as they have npon in which they have been engaged. .Kempt-was wounded at the head H the beginning of tht.: day, in the the enerny"s works .on La Petite . Lt, , Htf our i iu the field, and I had every • :ficri with his' conduct, (21,11)ourne, bui,::iide hi his abseuce. . . . Detail nfallegia,aalail Jaaa.aninitteil in the Oaiette r.ivy . o; t'l3 , 111Stt .11ettrrn of te *u of the A'riiincle? - the lanuiriaisil of ilia a..xeellenea Fieal•-alarlial the Mar quell of Wallingtun, K.G. in the Attu!, upota the a'aia my's finaided hisithins, art iha iota Na vem a at ma; ' Genefal Sanaa-9 gencial 'Staff, 1 lietitenzifit•colonel, captains, wortude.l.,, Royal artillery-6 and file, lokoases;liilled: 1 Bente mint , 6 seder its, .24 rank and tile, 20 itelrset, wuunded. Royalatingineeaar-1 lientenatit killed. . lath Light Dragoons—:i buttes killed; 1 - rank -and file,. a hrnaa, a•minded. . . . Coldstream Guards, Ist, Iliitt.a-1 ensign, '3 talk and file, a•ounded, ad Foot-2, rank and. . killed ; I aerjeatit, drummer, 25 ruff; min rile, waiiiided s ad lama Ist Batt.--ai rank and file killed ; I captain, 1 ser jt 7 rank and 'ilk, • 4th Ist Batt.-1 rank and tile ; 1 lieutenant, 4 rank and tile, wounded. • sth Foot, Ist iliciaa-aserjelat, 14 rank and file, i captain, 1 lieutenant, 0 *edemas, 106 rank and tile, wound (-4 eaptain, rack and file nilssiiig. all, Foot, Ist Matt,---1 rank and tile killed; 6 rank and file wiatniled. 11th Foot; Ist 13att.-3 rank and file, killed ; I calitain, 8 lieu tenants, 1 ensign, :is rank and file, wounded; 3 rank and file, missing. 24th Foot, ad Batt.-1 captain, I ensign, 1 drummer, 4 rank and tile, wounded. 87th Foot, ad Batt.-1. niajor, 1 serjeatit, 3 rank and file kill; cd; 1 lieutenant, 2 ensigns, 4 seijeant, 50 rank and file, woonded ; I lieutenant in.ssing. 213th Foot, Ist- flat.---1 serjeant, 1 rank and file; tvonntled. alst Foot, id llatt.—l rank and file, kil.ed ; 1 captain 2 sera jeants, 11 rank and ;hal Foot, IA Batt.-1 ensign, l sell emit, 4 rank and file, killed ; t lieutenant, a serjeitnts, I drummer, 38 'Mils and file waiintled. with Foot, 24 Batt.-=•l rank and file kilaal; 2 rank and tile, wounded.. • Sat h Foot, Ist Batt.---1 drummer, 4 rank and tile, l intent ; a captains, a lieutenants, a ensigns,•,37 rank and file, wounded. . 38th Foot, Ist Batt.-1 cosign, 1 staff, 2 rank • and file, wounded. a9th Foot, Ist Batti-al lank and tile killed; 5 rank and tile, wounded ; 1 rank ;tad file, missing. 40th Foot, Ist Batt.—l ensign, 13 rank and file, ; 1 lieutenant-colonel, a captains, 2 lieutenants 1 . staff, ser jeants, demonic; s, 72 rank and tile wonntle:l. 42d Font, Ist Batt.--I captain, I. lieutenant, 2 serjeants. 23 rank and_file, wounded. 434 Foot, tat I3litt.-1 captain, i lieutenant, a serjeanla, 4 rank ;And lite, killed; 1 captain, • 7 lieutenants, 1 ensign, S serjeauts, 3:1 rank and file, wan:Wed. 4311 e Foot, Ist Batt.-1 rank and file, wounded. • • . .aali Foot, Ist Bat t.--a serjeants, 3 rank, and file, killed; 3 lieutenants, 1 ensign, •1 oedemas, L 3 rank and file, wound ed ; ;3 rant; and tile, missing. 51st. Foot---2 lieutenants, 3 serjeants, I I rants and file, killed; 2 lieutenants, 1 serjeant, a drummers,. 70 rank and file, wounded ; 1 captain ;Hissing. aail Foot, Ist serjeinits, 30 rank rind file, killed ; i captain,: G lieutenants, 7 serje.ants, a drummers, 192 rank and file, wounded. 534 Foot, ad Batt.—l serjeant, 2 rank Mid file, killed; 1 cap tain, 1 oedema, 2 drimonars, 17 awl. ,io.l file wounded. 57th Font, tat llatt.-1 major, I lieutenant, 5 rank mid file,. killed; 1 lientenant-ealonel, .2 captains, 2 lieutenants, serjeatits, 38 rank and ile a wounded. sS'di Foot, ail Batt:.-1 serjaant, 2 rank and file, wounded. 59th Foot, Batt.-1 rank and file tilled; a rank' find file wounded. Goth Foot, sth Batt.---I lieutenant, 3 scrjeants, 4 rank and ' 'file, killed ; 1 captain, 1 lieutenant, -1 ensign., 3 serjeaats, 1 driunwer, 54 raita and file, wuuuded; a rank and file missing. • • • • • 61St Foot, lit Batt.-1 captain, I lientenaaa, 5 rank and 61e, killed; 3 captains,- 2 lieutenants, 3 scrjeauts, 34 tank and' ' tile, wounded. ' 66th Font, 2il Batt.--5 rank and file killed ; 1 captain; 1 lieu tenant, 2 scrjeauta, 30 rank and file, wounded. 68th Foot-1 captain, 1 lieutenant, I serjeemit, 5 rank and Ilk, ; 2 captains, a lieutenants, a ensigns, 4 bed eanta, 2 drummers, 26 rank and tile. wounded. 7Gtli bout---1 rank and tile wounded. 70th Pont, Ist. Ilatt.-1 rank and file killed; 1 ensign, 6 rank and tile, wounded. • 824 . Foot; lat. flan.--9 rank and file killed ; 1 enlitain, alien -tenants, -2 ensigns, 6 merjeunts, 52 rank and tile, wounded ; 1/3.rantt and the missing..• 834 Foot, ad rank :tad file billed; 3 lieutenunts, I • ensign, 1 oedema, 35 rank file misaina. 84th Foot, id Batt.-2 rata; and tile killed ; 5 rank and file . wounded. 85th Foot-1 lieutenant killed , 1 serjeaut, 12 rank and tile, wounded. • 87th Foot, i2d flat}.-1 ensign, 4 sedeatits, 10 rank. and file, - killed ; 1 major, 2 lieu! oasitA, 2 ensigns,. 4 serjeanta, drumniers, 73 rank and tile, wounded. • . 01st Foot, lit ilatt.-al captain, It rota and file, killed ; 2 sea . jearas, 4 rank and file, wounded. 94th Foot-1 major, 10 rank until tile, killed ; 2 lieutenant , . 4 oedemas, 56 rank and tile, wounded ; 2 rank and tile missing. • with Font, Ist serjeants, 1 drummer, s rank and file, killetl ; 1 lieutenant-colonel, 1 captain, i fit :,carrots, • 42 rank and file, aaminka, 95th Fuot, 2d Ilatt.—l rank. and file killed ; I captain; Heti trtwits,- I ensign, t 3 serjeants, 23 rank and lily, wouinied a S rank and file missing. • : 95th Foot, ad Batt.-2 lieutenants, a rank anal file.' wounded. , Chat:sews I.ti nanninues-a-2 rank and file killed ; 1 staff, ser banns, to rank and fileawountled; a rank and file missiag. Ist Light hold. King's German Legion—anon; alai file, killed; captain, -2 serjeants, I tieniumer,aa rank and tileaaininded. 2d Pa itt—t r f i rank and nil' aitenant, 1 staff, 4 star- • jeants, and tilt, wounded. Ist Line that. King's Gerlilln ttgl()11-1 lientenant, 1 'drum .nier; 7 rank and tile, kills ii ; 1 ranka..il tile %enmities'. 2d. pittoaa3 lank and file killed; I Ikriteaant, 2 se6t , ailt,, 20 • rank and tile wounded; •l a tedearit, 2 rani. and file, miaing. sth Ditto-114.0count ' . 12 rank and file, waanded ; rank and file, missing. Oels'-1 lieutenant, I drummer, la rank. and tile, killed ; 2 captains, I lieutenant, -1 ensign,. 8 serjeant,, • 4rtaaaler, 30 tank. anti file, Wounded ;• 14 rank amid filo • Total British Loss-8 ;najnrs, 4 captains, 11 lieutenants, 3 . ensigns,' 20 oerjeants, 4 druinniers, 2 - 29. rank 'and 4 1 e, 1 : 3 but ses, killed; .2 general sniff, 4 lieutemitaacidonels, I ma jor, 30 captains, Tilt liens: ticints, 21 ensigns, 4'stalf, In; .. el .- jektiits,l9 drummers, 1634 rank anilfile, '22 horse,. wound ed ; 2 captains, I 'lieutenant, 1 sedeant, 54 rank and hie, missing. • Total Portuguese Loss—l lieutenant, 3 ensigns, I staff; 5 ser • jeants, 56 rank and file, 3 Iforses, killed ; 2 lieutenant-co lonelsf ti captains, 9 lieutenants, IS ensigns, I stair, 94 ser jeants, 6 drummers, 43a rank and file, a horses, Wounded; • la rank and file - „ • • General Tntal-3 tuaiors,' 4 captains, 12 lieutenant., tarn ' "lora 1 stall','2B seijeants, 4 drummers, WI rank anal file, is; horses, kilted; a general ,:all', 6 Beaten:int-colonels, I T a a jar, $u cni)tams, 67 lieutenants, 36 ensigsns,. to staff, 138 • oedemas, 26 (hammers, 1966 rank and tile, .25 horses, wounded ; captains, 1 lieutenant, l serjeant, 69 rank and tile, missing. COLONIAL DEPAItTNI ENT. _Dolman 4 c : street, .Vou. 2.1, ISIS. A Dispatch, of wh►ch the iullo iug i* an extract, was this day received from Lietitemnitt-(4envral .Sir f;romit: Pnit vw,T, K. p i , addreivil to E:*.rl llaTtrunsT, ooe of iris :11a jesty's Principal Secret•rriea of State Extract of a letter from Lient.-Genural Sir G,.Par.vosr, doted head-quarters, Montreal, Oct, 8, 18_13. Shortly after I had the honour of tuldressing your Lordship, I received information that the enemy were assembling in•considerable forte on the Montreal frontier, apparently witlr a view of penetrating into the lower province.' The gence 1 continued to receive from different quar ters, Of these, Uto . Vcittents of the..euemy, and of the extent of the pieparations they were making, induced me • to repair to dais place, where I 'ar rived on tire 25 - 11 t On, reaching MOutreal, I learnt that:MAjor,General Uumpton, with about five thousand regular troops of infantry, and son i c Artillery and cavalry, hand, after approaphitv; close to the frontier line, near Old Town, and over- OOVIC: V iIig one of our small piquets in that neigh bourhood, suddenly moved with his whole, force. tu' the westward; and nas-encamped at a place the f'our nver: Measures lohl beeh, iti the meal tithe; taken J - Majol - -General Sir Roger Sheatfe; erinfinatulin.„; in this district, to resist the Advance tif the hy moving the %vhole.Of the. troops under his com; amid hearer in the frontlet' line; and by callink - out dat e don:sand "of tike sedentary. 1 thought it necessary to ihbrease this latter - rot-cc ,to eight thousand, by embodying the whole of the sedentary Militia upon the frontier, this tiing ih addition to the Sit hattalimiS of inborporated inilizia, atriounting ,to lice thousand men : and it is with peculiar satisfietlon have tti repOrt to your Lordship; that hiS Igajes• ty's Canadian subjetts have it second time answer ed the cell to um in deteneedf their country, with a zeal and alacrity beyond all praise, and :sihich manife4ts in the strtmgest titauner their loyalty to their SOvere,gn, and their cheerful obedience to his conimands. The force now assembled by the enemy at different points, for tlippparpose.of in sniffing these provinces, is greater than at any other peritid during the war. MajOr:General Harrison hafi tinder him at Sandusky, On the frow .tier of the Michigan territnry, about 8000 - men, ready to avail himself of the absolute commapd lately obtained by their navy on Lake Eric, :to. advance upon Detroit and Anierstburg. Major-Gen Wilkhison cononands. at Fort George and Niagara with a force sononnting sn nearly f 1,500 men ; and Major-(Tenet iii Hampton with it force under his commind, which by the last accounts had been considerably increased, and amounting probably to about 8001) men, is on this frontier. 1 have reason to think that the whole of the above force, amounting to 26,000 men, consists of regular troops, and is exclusive of 10,1)00 'militia, which eithenhave, or'are in readiness to join them. In consequenee of my solicitation to stchniral Sir .1. Warren. in. June last, for a further supp)Y - of seamen for the LAC service, the crews of two sloops of war were ordered by him to be sent from Halifax ti) Quebec ; and I have the satisfaction to acquaint your Lordship that they have arrived, and that part of thcol have heel) sent to join Cap- - win ''ring at Isle Aux Noix, for the service of Lake Champlain, and the remainder 'have pro ceeded to Lake Oatario. It Minot be too much kgretted, that my letter to Sir J. Warren upon f t this subject, which I dispatched in June last, in duplicate, was so long in reach ii i hint, as not to be acted upon until more than two months sifter wards ; us, had this - reinforcement arrived a few weeks earlier, it might have averted the melan choly' fate which has attended our squadron On Lake Erie.' A full confirmation of this disaster h as reached the through the nie , !ioni of the . Ainc-• rican prints, .whicis contain Comm o d ore P err y' s account of the action, the only one wh:ch I Inlve as yet received, or which I cao expect to Of it for a great length of time, in coo4c (pence of the dangerous situation of Captain Bar clay, and of the death, wounds, or captivity of all the officers serving under him. Under this misfortune, it is matter of great con soktion to discover, even from the confession of the enemy, that the victory was at one•petiod our own, and was only wrested from us he the Awful.- tanate loss of the services of Captain-itarclay, and of rilmost every other officer of the squadron ; leaving a crew without competent controul or command, totally unable to extricate themselves from' the (14'118'1116es by which they were surround ed. On the 23d ultimo, the date of the last letter front Major General Proctor, he wits J till at Sand wich, but he Will be obliged to retire towards the head of Lake Ontario. 1 trust be will he enabled to make the enemy: pay dearly for any attempt to press upon him in his retreat to that position. Commodore Sir James Yco sailed with his squa dron troth Kingston, on the -19th Adthno, couvov iug wi th stores, provisions, ordnance, &e. for the centre division of the army, and :Ar rived with them at the head of the lake, on the 25th. 'The enemy's fleet on the 2Stli, under Com modore Chauncey, made their appearance, when Sir J. Yeo endeavoered to bring them to a general action„ but having theaulvaiit age of the wind, they were enabled to choose their own distance, end to prevent our , ships from closing with them ; the consequence was, that about fif teen minutea after the engagement 'began, the Wolfe lost her main and 'Him' top-masts, %Oita rendered her so perfectly unmanageable on a wind, that, .after continuing the action fur upwards of three hours„ Sir Jas. Yeo was obliged to put away before the severe pie then blowing, and get to anchorage off Blirlingtowileights, whi ther the e teary, notwithstanding the advantage they, bud las gained, did not think fit to follow hint. he tore- - topinast of the Royal George went over as- the squadion 30c:bored, but none of the other vessels were in any respect materially injured ; and our loss in men niust 11117 C been trifling, as Sir James; in his letter to meoloes not mention it. The enemy*s,squadron appeared to have suffered in their sails nod rigging, although they kept on the Lake, ie the two following days, whilst our fleet , was refitting. -- have just learned that Commodore Chaancey sailed im theist iastautirom Niagaia, 'having un der convoy a flotilla of small craft 'aad batpmx, tilled with a proportion of the regular regiments froinTort George, where they have been relieved by militia, the Whole being evdently destined fur Sackett 's -11arbour, Early on the following clay, Sir lames Yen was apprised of this moveinnuti and, his ships being refitted, our squadron imam- diatelY gilt under weigh, with a strong breeze from the south-west, which has, I' most vevoatly'praY, enabled them, before this, to overtake the sineri- - ' can fleet, anti, by a successful general action, to efface the misfortune of our Lake Erie: marine. Carlion-Mrs,-, Yu v. 4a, 81 3. His !loyal Highness the Prince Regent was this day pleased, in the name and on the behalf of h,s Majesty, to confer the honour of Knighthood upon Goorge N:tyler. Esq. Genealogist and Blatic-C , in , ier,l - feruld of the Most 1 - ionourable and Mill tary Order of the Bath, and Y o rk Herald. frirf-gMee, Nor. i. ) 7, 1813. the Prince Regent has been pitased, is the name and u~l tlie 1,:1,a;f of his'3l:kiesty, to appoint Gene ral his Royal flighness August:is Duke of 'Cumber- K.G. stud fic!peral his Royal Highness Adolphus. Vie deriek, Duke of Cumbriti4e, K.G. to. be Pietti , M3rsiWi in the Army, by e:Ainiiii3ion dated Nov. 13 13. . . . A ti, the Force% servin•,-,,0 1. 1 11:it14. Mc7 .\.iltkot-t"oittulis;arr-..;,•...1. F. Y;;,tthey toLcaa Critosiiisitary*-.Gineral to thq . Firces. TleigOs . Tritigharti CeOL. to be An Ass CO)giu tieneral to the Porce::.• 0111.11.15055.--:Lieutenititt-GCorral IL End of CityttO 0 4 Go'reruor of Cut Utts tle, rice H. I.3tirrard; cfcc.:iovi; 13ANKItUt i a. J. Ttn linasi , ot Niacheri, Aisti b iltjtt at tli l , d i c ro a p st in w a i s i t i e n r : and Jan. 8, at ,at the tornei - , Ml•..ll)inille, John-street, Bedford-row, Landon. , W. Hoitsint,.....4 Leeds, 'York, cOrnfactar, Dee. 214 Jan. 8, at 1 1 ., at the Wtiite Horie lintel, Leech. .klturnet, Mr. Robi&ott Estes-Arect, Strand. ▪ of High-stret; St. Mary-k-hunne, 'Middlesex, bdleterer, Nov. zit); Dec.ll, and Jan. s, at 11, .It Attorney,,Mr..Nb*cantb, Vine-street, Piccadilly. G. Storey, of North Allerton, York, epes , Dec. 5, Oi and Jan. 8, at II at floe Golden Lion, Noth toruies, Stoclir and DawsLia, "I J. Trnsdell, of HorslrLdawn-latii, ".D Y' titan, DC.:. 1, 11, And Jan. 8, at 1, ;a Guildhall. .1 1 t , eli r k • Mr. fluklies; Dean-street. getter-lane. r $ • J. barman, (if Chingford, Essex, rictualler, Nov. 39, at 12, flint Jan. 8, at 11, •ut Att.irney, Mr. C H. Kirton, Green Lrttiice-latte, Caiion•stve,.t. J, Senior, of Ossett-street, I)ewsbury,:orhildre ,l ib utliel• nufnetarer, Dec. 9, at 4, Dec. 10, and Jan. 8, at 11, At tietl, New Court-Ilouse,..Wikkefield. Attorn4, Mr. Crux LI, llearhinder:lane, ' J. Gawthorp, of Kingston-upon-Hull, ship-owner.; Dec.!,!„ (Ti mfi 11, at Guildhall. Attuivey, Mt. LatkOw, Watdrablo" of cl, ware,▪ Dec. 13, 14, and Jun. atl n e u , f4 l c it tu ae 4.' u Sheffield: Attorney, Mt. H. Blakelock - , 14, Serjraot' 03 ,'•‘ J. Ruse, of Parliament-street, Westminster, chemist, 1)"'. 11, and Jan. u, at one, Atturne:.', Mr. Gibbon), street, Westminster. . 'F. Jelionl 4 g., of S.!yatour-Place-North, St. Pancrai,csiTell• Not - . 3. I.kc. 7, and Jan. 8, at len, at - tie!, Me..sts. Edwards and I;iooor,bary-s , 1 0 " . it, Palmer of V."ortliing, ;;!ilioner, Dec. 7, 1 °:, at 10, at t i tu idl ia li. .1,, „ . • • of Newcastle-under-Lyue, ,-,„ 23, and Jan.B, at 12, at the Ittie:nwli-Inn, • Nrwc olfr Lyite. Attorney J. Forsyth, ot;Leadenliall-street, i)ec. 7, and Jau. 8, at 11, at Guild'. 6.. •>'•tur ac l' Paterson, '2, Copt Thri,gaturti ,,,,, " -- T. Coward, of Ifinnitaiii-idttee, Citv-road, Dec. 18, toad J.,. at. i, at Guildhall. - ,11 : °/ "' .. Luz., America-sit:are. hulhler, .; n'il I'. Reeves ati,l W. Reeves, cif Wal:efieltrs-read s, builders, Dec. 1,8, and Jan. r, ;it 1 1, ;it nits, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Itiiles, and Pit,r'ci Jewry. • a -G. Taylor, of Purness, Cllestt•r, 2.5, and, and a, at 1•I, at. nit Dug 'l'..tv ern, MO."' • t, he Attuf"Y* Ellis, Clinneer,y-ltne. st4 l ‘" .1. CW.'hite, of Martia.e- lour, Cuonon-street, mere- ! o ;;; Dec, tl, and J4ll. t+, at tu, at Guildha ll. Att., Ilait;;t•tt, New-court, Swithea's-tatte. 10. • t I,t,rtlen, of Sant Intiniiton , Gotinnoa, . ; u4 , :t 11, at 11, awl jitu. N. •at itt amt.!, Anvil,' Oirard's r .1 N., , n,1;i1,. NI - estrui.;r , land , loot 4 t and J.tt:. t. at I, at the t:ennutrc,;7B;,,,,, 1(e1",,i• A:tin itey, Mr. IV,lncloom, Carava-eing :r:por,A• W. liceles, of King's I,vntt, Not Wotilloi-0r,0(41` n0v.11,• • Dec. ,11.•1'.:, and " 1 " ' it 5, ISt Ib' k 'illll4l.ll!' ' ' t hi; n ;:a. .ttoraivs, Messrs. a oil Clarke, i','Jrnfurd-court. /AMP?"' „, tw ist tut 4 rRr J. u.le, utcilcytet oie tor.: ( 'I . 1 : 1 1 Id, StBill ; f r • -lni ; ' l 4 : I' '“,l t I l on ). , 1 o a d of. ities. : t' t the ( r . • r • I s t e:1 i s . 3 1 1 1'. .1 I °' e 1 Y; 1 2 1 e c ° ir crebant, Ps . " • Wii t of Chat L • ard Jan. 8, a t 10 , 3. sit;;:";.;'"13`. Martin's--1-tne,Cannoist,ilt% n dir . P ), 1, and Jun. 8, ut Mr. .1 - laCko.t, Nev.- court, Saithin's-1.0tei,'.6.ii..' (Diridands, • CHILD AltiIk!)1; 11; re , • • • _ , 0 cotarOY3I:SLICIARY, EPI : " 30FTIO P „ "" morality last. cz m 1 " e on befo re tiso L. J. t: 15. ; thetrii.i.ot Christian Sinclitifv. residing in St. Ohl, comity of Orhol' ( q . murdering, on the 28th April , 1813:' iser e, about nine wm obs o ld, the Jane t Petrie, and the reputed daughter ( ... 4 (1 , 6;6 Sinclair, the brother oi the prisover,ll,:":ool arsenic, Or soro! other stinstance t t l i atore, down the throat. of the child ia.ll9lictof., absence. • The Jury return ed a " l e a 0.: Guaiitt.----She was sentenced to be eNce,ulboll; Edinbur g h on the 29th of December, and oe' , ; to be disseeted. of the Lady J. T. Molt, „ ~~ 1 Sinve MI ti kth; p or ii 11 % folk ,4 In,; Oil C,.,,,4 1 , , fir r ; k" ,l )ut I 'itZlal 1 44 :, . 1 „;,1, t 0 pplnhu t ,t 'rat n. •14 e'er •vrrij i 14 :P N . Ikl I, %ti DI s Gaj at i t ri t ; :: ci e :F a si r s( a l :i Ir '' t t ' ll i : r a 1 ; 1 1 (7 1 : i c ,: e a t: : y 1 1 1: 1 7 , l e aa , : ' ; ', 2: -. .t • : I l t J . . lust. tla Y y I e a l a i l - t o :j a b g ;: e :1 0; 1 :e s e . x 1 : e i c : I : 1 3 3 1 s ' : : 4 : 0 ':„ :: :4 1 :: 14' :: uncle to the present, Eurl of Shrewsbury. nic eic l it ' ' ' , ', ' l i 4. ,le.if i i l , i l. l , ti of li is air, i t . a h n e e 7 i ss"ll::ii:ll3l)l'►co•':tir,lib:fti t•O'llt:'hner;....jtrit:t.ll.4ll9:44'sft.;:iC:drf::' iflk44411:11,116ir'1:711":::.:11 Suddenly, 0:i Saturday; the 27th iirir. nf :ill al' a y '' - I 1 ' 'C he it-i.::)hitAril-o,ll:::cl.l....io,tyCiiilaeit.ii.iiat.ttt-tt.riTet, a:,;ed(;(2..tiw 1,0 01 4 1: ,: 1 t l / 4c. 1i 5 , ' , .: .: ; liam Gill, f; aat h ht. mil, reoct , 0 l ei i 0 0 0 ; 4 1 .;,,,. I i ir tl:ll)Citleis.nSta,t-iiricil;:tlet:ll.i:tc:ltielt-iltin,:t4..iiiiint:;;;;:dill'it:;:r:::l:l;:tr:ll:ed'd:Citfj' ''" l it. b k t:t:I}441t: b ll ! 4;111: g b ' . t0r.4141 GuEsTost.‘s NIEDICINES.-6.‘Sk; I. ( '''''; tt r 't ' Read and inquire, yon c mita then he a Seqi'c',reit, I ~‘i,,:11111., 3/11 1 .. JON BuLL, No. 2, I .o r l- I ' ,,,i.i. 4 'Zb l l t . l' el l •r .1... Mackfrilir's-road, when servant to Messrs. 1, , ; 0 I . % ~.; 4 Brothers, and Cu. 011)1 11, Upper 11,,imes.street, i1 3. .,401 ib t ,,,,, fell from a cart on his liiire, April 4. ,lali, which rifi l i irt,,: i ' t , lila% OleAjEtble of service, and lie applied to ,Nir..A.t lc Y, ' t y; i t t . AlcEi as 1 ain informed, who recommended him .1 phiisteti,i;: • ty„ ,l wa, used agreeable to direction for one month , wit I r ikt i k rt il'i ° ce,s. WaS then recorameinleil try' Nic. Orme, Pistil , . l.:':lli,. ' ii, f.irgaret s :,-bill. },,rattly, to Surrey Dispe.asary, awl ".40 1e f i k 1 ,, s',.l l ' there re t .titlarle . for three inuittim, without r...reivio; .ni ) . I, le(;i l l ;! nelit; was n..;s:t. admitted Onto :.:-Crilonove:; 11,r,1:01; ~ Tli,;„„t. crutch;., and was iintuttaitely i.irdered to twit, wl ( "'(11 ( li _ IsiLlsiTil tinned 4oir mo.itlis, under the care of Ntr• Slirg .- th.irt Itwele jun, who diligently ttctule.l hini, and Ido I,44li3O,,iitit'Oi, 1k114.,,,. did all ,whillt'was p , isible' for a Pnictitiuner of the L" ,',-Eltr's ill i to net t r.-a:Ai:li, hilt without the Patient receiving all, „il , i l i t i a lt,! l ,!,,,' being so sitrromided with lassitude, 111111 1:11111Elli,011:1,1,01, $ 1 : 1 . , 1x14 , 1i,, , t , be ilicepable of walking,lionse on crutch,,, itt '"'"" I, Orb', t:,,l',li' tirldt.. l l with extreme paint yet no dispire•ean attac, for : N_ 1 Gentleman, thi. , said Ntient lowing possvil through t..„,-,„ e ~,,,lift vi : of Mr. A. C. who is undoithtedlY the hot CottliV, Vt.,,,,:1 . :` • , )44 i• r.,raed ki' l , l , ' l / 2 . :p t il lA i Lv t :::::: i t n i : i onthi after this, Mr. Bell blviil2; il) " potrl' i '''• . 1‘ ,1( !'ll' self respecting . the Case-(85) of his neic.thlionri i;l e ' t 0114 (~1.1,i1, was taken to Mr. Guest's-lint then beim; i;(!'.':oo,,,r,ctt';', k: 1 1 / 4 4, t.. alone, - on crir cfies, with his knee and aucic s ° , t tlas ti., .. i ,,,, i v did hello e. 'Litecilititil';llnre.'(%Uch:t,iltahlterbedsetlitglt9l'l-I;e'irliel,r,tifo°;":: '''-ittliii4Nll:,l,.' tied, but found them%clrei agreeablY•disaPl",l,ol bolo ',,, tt,'lrq, one hour he could ittore them a little, 4.04 " 3 , 1 be latrco` a t vti' (1 41 , cpcu t t e c i l y ies re , i r e i v t Iz.n;ttlialditylittetlwies ;,iie.siiisrti.atinet.ae,t !I l i , : e ; x i l l ei n er ' cii:tt , , e ,fr rel a : 3lll. . : .itii i i :l l the expeller of a . littie pain. In tc li ii ''' " ,e of b uth ' one 1 4 It t?' l, l c.rnich ; in. three weeks he declined the 11w.oil „. 31: 1 i r k to kqt I. ~ waked with a stick; at the ciiil of 5et .. . 1 . 1 ab kd to ''' 1 1, 'ii pictely cured, being- quite upright, alli 'll the' usual.. • the P n°" l ;llito'i ..'' -.. Witness the ,Books at the rtispelo' H. Y,' ~...iii o° l4 theTital, Julia Bell, and a thoussod '''''' Christahurell. where lie re,id , " . - • -1 LON 1)() p - - • - • 'lilted I,y J. It. 0 ( buallings anti by -Advt."l,l4 at: the Stts-orries, 1 ". nts,-Cfrikrs, Luttvro On Monday, tite.nd tli Ilarnittglkaro, Norfolk, of a ton IME On Thursday last, Sir Williatr