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to rerrmstrue V,VC;ft.Wt,;' ‘ a, of tiiC equilibrium Of Enrope, and tbvreby to p.iblie tranqui lity aud individual happiness, of Uetierals tnifen.. 1. St. Gtnieq, .4 Brigade. 2. 'Fel riero, Chief of t. 1. 4, I ,, ;' , ..ll)olitfitt Staff. 3. 11ut1ttiiti, cietto.rol 1116g 4 ,1,., 4. Alno General ot 5. Borth, Geitv.rt. of Brigade.. G. :11eriagP., ditto. 7. Kliori, ditio. V. I', cuising, 9. Canons ' ditto. 10. N1:v..11, ditto, 11. I'n t.ao, Genenil of Devision. 12. D(o.itre, Chid of the Stall. 13. General of 14, 15. Augereau, General of Briga,lr. W. E-.nienst.i, ditto. 17. , I;Enfttotiti, ditto. 13..D'Orsan, ditto. l'cliet'or, Genet al of Division. 21. Freir Pego, General of Brigade. Oinitaili of Artillery. 2::. Citueral. of raigade. 24. •r CO: Bittoptont, General of Brigade. OI L Cordeller, ditto. Pot Tut, eB. (vitt 0. 29. (,itotlirise, ditto. Dmv•anowsl.i, ditto. at. 11., , ,felrvi . e, ditto. 32. Zajouezell, Generld of I)irf,ioo. 33. ditto. 34. Verde, ditto, 95, Serail, • ditto. Vivier, ditto. • 87. (.;tiksint, ditto. 311. Norman, ditto. 149. Jwallow.,4i, ditto. itoeiler, ditto. 41. Trow.editt, ditto. Vz&ite.t, ditto. 43. Voniteli, ditto. .thintinatu-Office, Jan. 23, 1613. Copy of a Letter from Captoin Rowley, ollusll.4alesty's ship the I:' le, addressed to Itel,c-Admirat Fremantle, and trammittki to JOhn ttrilsou Croker, Esq• by Vice-Adutiral Sir Edward Slit, 'Engle, off Ancono, Sept. 22, 1612. have to acquaint you, that having anchored this ship on the 16th inaitut, in consequence of calms, off Cape I directed the first Lien tquant,4llttring theuight, to lie. off the Cape with the three barges, to jute:cent the enmity's coast , ing trade ; and that on the following day I. Weigh ed kllld anchored oil' the Po, where I was joined by thc barges, with.. two gnniboatt, and fifteen vessel 3 laden with oil, each vessel carrying from a six to an eight pounder, Nvltich had been cap tored by, the boats that day the partictdars of y,allant affair refh:ct the greatest honour ou the officers and filen employed in it. In the Illovnitig, a convoy of twenty-three sail, With two gun-boats, were perceived standing to wants orn, whieb, on the barges approaching, drew iu line of battle, under cover of a four gnu bat t try, and the beach lined with armed peo ple, with the two gun-boats advanced in their front. , . ~ieutertant Cannon, with the . whole of his small force, instantly attacked, and carried tint largest gun-boat, and turned her guns upon the eonvoy,,whilst he performed the same mailienvre, :tvith equal success, 00 the second, and then di- Jected his attention to the convoy, which, after some resistance, struck their colours;• excepting two who made their escape. Not being able to milli all of them,.six were burnt, to prevent their miring into the hands of the enemy. When I consider, Sir, the strong position'the enemy were in, cacti vessel carrying a heavy gun, besides musketry, under the :protection of two gun -boats, flanked by a fort, and that the shal towness of the channel occasioned our boats to be frequently agrolind, while rowing up to make the attack, 1 feet 1 should neither be doh% my duty or justice to,tny own feelings,were I not to recom mend o most strougly to your notice the officers employed on this service imd sorry am 1 that this recommendation can oo longer benefit Lien: tenant Cannon, who died, of his wounds on the i n the of this gallant riling man the country has loSt Qat of Its inwit promising ollieers im,l 1 have deeply to regret OW losS of a most va luable and tried first IJienteriant. lie has left two brothers, midshipmen, ort boa ‘d this ship, one of whom has served his tone, mi pa%sgtt ins examination for n. Liententtni, nod freiptendy,tiistingul4:ell bitthelf in action. A list of the killed and wounded I have the ho nour of inehAing. Li , ut. Vesting, on whom the command de voi ed, Lieut. Cannon's being wounded, du tier\ e 4 much credit in continuing the attaeli, and conducting the ca ptnrcd'veSsels out. have the honour to be, etc. (fined) Rent AtliniVa I Vrelintirtle, ticx C. ROWLEY, Captain. A 1.1.4 of 1 , 1i1:1-,.!kl atul Wontldett in tit! , 'boats of Ili , ' INl.tiestv'i ship F.:, ! „,1t0..:!1:.!ri ,. .. Howley, Esq. CANctio, at the capture by 1.10, , , of, two gatt-b.sick, anti art• urincd coo.'t , :' of rj:taa:tll 's r v 45.4• the Port. of (sort), r n tho rit htptember, First Lieutenant, severely wuu4deil "J‘l,.oaapi IVilarton, orilluary seamen, 41'illiam Slater, I;kilalaa, fiaa;;:-.lista,'4 'wounded (4 , ,liice (lead), Etltv4rd itineK, able, si*.iitthily ti oantlel. ditto, ilitta. Cicorgo ditto, 01i;neci) C. ItOIV4EY, Capt -) Jan. `2a, 1513. Copies of tvc , ) i.tytteri froJo C.sptain 11,,tc, of his ,Niojesty'h skip tii IL,Ct,,tonte, to Itt,a-A•froiral P'rtfloorit mot troomittA to Juba l'iA:-Ad mit al Sir Edward ins n.jeAy s ei Ship Bacchante, hi, Anchor SLR, Of Sept. f, I.Blv. Having received information that several ves *els were lading with ship timber for di Vene OAP „iovcrninent, ttt York. Lenin, o the coast of .I.strin, I yesterday evening detnclieti the boats of thi4 slim,. mulct. the divcetion of Lie.ktenatit O'Brien, tir2t Lieutenant, to bring than out,' which I tern happy to say he completely effected, thtingit they - were lying under the protection of one French ,check ut three gtno, anti two Vrench tttt-boats+. Lieut. O'Brien reccWed information of this on cxpectet.l force of the enemy from two merchant I..(s.ds he captured at the entrance of the port, 4110. tVtlO stated their force to he very superior to Its own notvvithstanding this tie proceeded to ...,; r ,Y....... ~,,. silt, the attack, and very pliantly carried them by boarding, as well as the timber vessels. At day light I had the pleasure of seeing the whole of this divisnn of the enemy, and their convoy of seven vessels, coming toward., the ship. I atn happy to say this service fiAs been exe cuted without any loss on our parts, which 1 con sider /IS chiefly owing to the arrangements of Lieut. o'l=l ivn, the gallantry and promptitude Itith which be led the boats to the attack, and the brave determined bupport lie received from those Ruder his command. Ile speaks in high terms of Lieut. Gosling, Third Lieutenant,. Lieut. Ilaig, of the Royal Marines, and the officers and men under his orders in the different boats, for the'r gallantry and coolness. The enemy's force consisted of La Tisiplione, French national xebeck, of three guns, one six pounder and two three-pounders, and twenty eight mot ; gun-boat No. 1, one nine-potuider, two three-pounders, and twenty-four men ; gun boat No. 2, one nine-pounder and twenty men ; intended for the protection of the trade on the coast of Istria from Polo to Trieste. I have the honour to he, &c. (Signed) W. lIOSr Captain. Rear-Admiral Fremantle, &e. &c. &c. liiy Majestyti Ship Bacchante, SeptQuilier 18, 1312. I have the honour to inform you, that, this morning, at day break, I discovered an enemy's convoy between Tremite and Vast°, on the coast of Apulia, standing along-shore to the N. W. Calm and baffling winds, prevented my closing with thcni in the ship, and I therefore detached the boats under the command of Lieutenant O'Brien, First of this ship, to endeavour to, inter mit them, which I am happy to say, he complete ly succeeded in. 1 hint an opportunity from tite ship of seeing the:nature of this service, and the gallantry , dis played in the execution of it. Th6perchant ves sels, On the approath of the boats, anchored, and hauled their vessels aground, leaving eight armed vessels to protect them outbid e,who took up an ex cellent position for' that purpose. The crews of the convoy (pitted their vessels, and lined ' h thick wood astern of them, well adapted for their de fence, and bush-fighting, and which completely commandeci the coast., In this ;Ittittiou they Awaited our boats, which were led to the attack by Lieutenant O'Brien with his accustomed gallantry, and 1 want words, Sir, to convoy to you my admiration of the de termined manner in which this service was per formed : the boats pushing through a very heavy fire of. grape and musketry, carried .every thing before tbemi boarding and driving the enemy from their vessels in every direction ; the Ma rines at the iame.time lauding, forced them Omit their position in the wood, leaving our brave men in quiet possession of this valuable convoy, con sisting of twenty-six vessels, laden chiefly with oil and al:Honds from Barri, ,bound to Venice; a list of which 1 inclose herewith with a statement of their armed force. Lieutenant O'Brien was most ably seconded by Lieutenant Hood, second of this ship, Lieute nant Haig, of the loyal Marines, .(who l e t s no Opportunity es ca p e hint of distinguishing himself), mid speaks in the highest terms of the conduct 'of the whole of the petty officers and seamen em-.' ployed with him. It is with additional pleasure I have to state, that our loss has been but trifling, two - seamen wounded only; and those not dangerously. 1 have the honour to be,.&c, (Signed) NV. IJOSTE, Captain. Rear-Admiral Fremantle, &c. List of Vessels eaptnfed by. %clan - its of his Ma,lests.',, .hip naccliante, hetween Tree - tile and, Vasto, on the (oast 4,1 Apulia, on the t/ith Septeroher, -2. Andre Roguing, of one • tweli ei,ounder, throe swivels, and sixteen men. Vincenzo del NWT - 010, of one twelve pounder, darer ftwivelo, and sixteen men. Nieoto Pa,colieio, of (mei welve-ponffilf.r and sixteen inett. Vessel, 0;toon (inhume'', one twelve-1,40(1er and twelve wren. Veswl, lialite itu \(I ,, M n p one twelve •pinnoler and twelve toen• Vessel, svitne vintmown, 000 wel v elonooler, and twelve no,n. Ves , slonne one t e..elve-pound or, and twelve n.eo. Ves,el, m n tWelveloonder,und twelve I n o l l . il'o A ether with 3 of eights:l'n sessels, holeri with oil, almonds, tke. bound heart hero to Venice. (Siyncl) AV. 110ST1'.., Capt,ina• mar-rve., ,/ait . 1 , I $l3. ISt Meld' of Life tbortk, ('horlem P. WIWC.TIVA, 1, the II Ist Foot, to be Liroteo toi, by porclmse, vice bick.oo, promoted. 91.1. liegiment of Liglit..,l)t l itgootw, Cornet I,oril George iwonox, t 4 be Lieutenant, by ptirt:lme, vice IVorre.n pro moted. 13th Ditto, ('ornet lictity Willi% to bo'Lleutetiant,•by pus eliwie, vice ()loth), wino retire.K. 1.5111 Ditto, Lientenont I Ivory I f itzelarenee,. front the 7th Foot, to 111: Lieutew„.l), without' pitveltase. I-Itiay Dixon, Oen!. h) lie rorne.t , i)y joirvioise, Clocle, promoted. tt:tievett, ()cot. to he Ctivrict; liy ptu •, ( OltlAitot, protooted in the tntli Light 1.44- 24t II ;111'0, C;t6otlentan Cadet John Tritton,ift'o4ll the ltoyal Mili',ory College, to be Cornet, without porcintle. Ist It. 1 ay. of of Foot 1; wird 1,11101.14 tit Batty, (;rut. fO 1)(1•1:4^ Signs by pnrchg* , ', 11:arett, promoted. loth Itto;. , litent of Font, John 't!..)errilf, to h. by pnvel, vice Atitouty, promoted. 18th Ditto, Linottnimit I'hotti.o„ it. (,rave.., t of it Coo-414)1y, vice Voiroett, Lit ti:01 I), 'kV A)! ttklot Etoten,lnt, vice 1) , .' ter, Chafles Lattion,Chtit. to be vice '0,!it(11... `27th I)itto, I o • V„,11, C. (Init.'', by' pitrelia , e, rice retires,Livot . J. Sinipsoo, frot3 I h.! 10th I.irtit, (Th at it, ijc 4', from the. } , out , to 11(1 Lituttoviot, tvithool. Intietvasc, who n:',llobart to be Lieutenant, rice flw.;!ert, 37th Ditto, omit ‘l 7 '.lli ISlorgao, from .the with ,ut purchos, 47 , 3„.. , Cliethant to be Major, vice 1„ I,t , .3l..stiant James Pickard to fie ore Cl'ottitam. ,„ , 4 sd, tient. tube Ensign, by purchase, 5,,,' ; I ,•, , a, Gent. to he Ensign, by pur- V , • itt , ), 1. , alit es. to tu.: Coptain of a • , 0 e.44ekt. Ensign W. C.'llagnalt , , , at purcuai..t.•, stit i . D, s. Wwwtll .t,. to bt, 4 by purchase, : ; ' . X.utis tit t)la Coln , . Patricl, - Ai'Grath to be , , .042nnett, Cent, to . .t3ph`er liusteed to 'lie Livtiti.nanl, - 4 • f;ent. .E1.;.1111, by .t. .1 in the 1t0y,41. FtiZikeif LONDON Printvti ff ,Nt %,.; WOOD, of No. li2, Stand; 4.lid ,! A t th e 5vU (hrlcc, t wherc .111coctiscHierau, l)rcievs to Elth Ditto, Brevet M']ur fluniatrable James gtcwart, front the 95th Foot, to be Major, by purehese,.vice Gardiner, who retires. 95th Ditto, Second Lieut. John G.Fitemaurite. to be First Li(;atertent, without purchase, rice ()nett, who retires. 100th Ditto, Ensign Patric{loins to he lieutenant., by pur chase, vice Nolan, aPpciinted to the Canadian Fencibles. 101st Ditto, Cornelius Murray, Gent. to be Eie•ign, by pur chase, vice Blade, who relives. ' ' • ed Ceylon ltc;inierit, Ma3Or General..Tolin Hamilton, for the 81st Foot, to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant General Ramsay, deceased. • id West India lie•;intent, to be Ensigns; .Tulips W. Hield, Gent. without purchase, vice Edgar, placed upon Henry jamcs Schoedde, Gott, vice Fennell, decea - .eiL sth Ditto, Ensigit Alexander Geddes to be Lieutenant; with out purchase, vice Spillebant,..placed upon half-pay; Ti lie Ensigns, Alexander Russet urn, Gent. vice Morley, de ceased.. Lewis Grolier, Gent. with-nit imichase, vice Cor hyn, superseded. James I.7,her, Gent. vice Geddes. • ' 3d Garrison Battalion, Henry Brendield, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Garey, appointed to the Royal York Rangers. Royal York Rangers, Lieutenant William Buns' to Captain of company, vice Wright, deceased.- To be Lieutenants, Ensign L. Alarley, N ice Hogan, deceased. Ensign Gabriel Marre, vice Johnson., deceased. To lie Ensigns, Ensign James Garey, from the. 511' Garrison Battalion, Vice Morley. Seriont :Major Willitint Wright to be ,I.(l,;titant, (with the rank of Ensign), vice Bone. tlitilornew thrtley, Gent. Alec Maur. Thu King's German Legion. - 7 Ist Bnttxlibn of the Line, .DrYstlale, 'Gent-. to be Ensign, vice 1% edel, promoted. , • . .• ad Ditto, Thomas Lotting, Gent., to be Ensign, - Vice Schnei der, promoted. The rhake of Brrinswick Oel's Corps. Cavalry; to - be Lieutenant., Cornet George Schultz, ; Cornet Charles !'lava. Tote Coract, Cornet Muller, from the. Retired rice Scholtz.• Menron's lteiment. CaytuinWilliam Wauchope, from the .2Zd Poet : , to be Major by purchase, vice Zwelfel, Wha retires. GARRISONS. • ' General John Floyd, of the.Bth Light Dragoons, to he Gover nor of Gravesend and Tilbury, rice General Sir Thomas Mn.;graye, deceased. Sr.trr.--Dktriet-Stirgeon William. Ilcudersan to he Surgeon to the Foreez. Übe flospiial,Mates fur General Service—Daniel W. Ma lian, 'Joseph - Cook, Henry Muir, John O'Reilly, John Kennedy, William Ditniup, Joseph Allen, Oents. . South Nlonx Volunteer.lnfantry. To be Captaitis'of Companies . .—John.c.;ol:o!;, t:sq. vice Ni cholson, who resigns. Lieutenant 4...dwaed Forbes, vice. ' Watson, deceased. • . To be Lientenants—.Ensign Daniel Christian, vide Forbes. Ensign John Bentson, vice Hastings, who. r.•signs. To be Ensign—William Cali , iow, (lent. vice Chri , timi. .1111NottAvou u,—Depoty • th cal John Cooke is disutisse d his :vkij-esty's service, The appeinttlentof IL. Prendergast, Gent, to be Cornet t be ;24 'tight Dragoon.i, as stoteiti ivtk tinette of the e9tri . ult. has nut - taken ?lace. 0 4 9 ice of Orditam.-, Jan.-80. Corps of Itoyul Arttl.ery Drivers. Seocnd Lieutenant. George Ays.,;etu be Fast Lieutenant, vice G. Oliver, il,Ncze..,e(l. trown.Ojlice, Jan. en, 1013. -• Memtoer returned to serve in this present I),trliarnent. Borough of Ennis—The 121 j at. Honourable 11 ih i n t Fitzge rald, ehaliceitor tkf the Exebegner in Treland, in the room of the :tight Honourable James Fitzgerald, who has ac cepted the °give of est:beater of Munster. IiNNKIIUP'ITY ENLARGED. Henry lint, Ports Mouth merd,:int, front JaIII-NrY ' 23 to March it 3. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Julia Smith, Coventry, ribbon-numaticturer. BANKRUPTS. Henry Smith, late , of Croydon, shopiteuper, to snrrender, la ' unary Fehraftry 6, and Marcii 0, at eleven ' at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Haliday, St, John's-sioare, David Sabana, Lower. East AinitliGeld; tailor. January $O, at twelve, February G, ,at eleven, and Nta.-cli n, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. E. Isaacs,,ltury-street, St. Mary.. Axe. Edward Situttn, late of A.,hbortie, I:/erhyshire, dealor, January 29, at tire, CO; and March ti, at clev,,a, at the Green ;Mtn lnu, Ashborne. Attorniei, Mr. George•Wil liatisort Grcare4, Ashborac, or Messrs. Kindel - ley, Lou,g and Austen, 110Voorti-court, Gray's-Inn. London.. . , James l'ottei', Jun. Stoke by Naylanil t . Suffolk, maltster; Fe bruary 1,2, and M melt t, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Col chester. Attornics, Mt. Sparling, Colchester, or Mr. Cut ling, Ilattlett's-huildings, London, John 13;tird and Nathaniel Baird, Wahnslow, Cheshire, cheek manufacture rs, February 3,4, and 111 6 li , a a a t dy. three, rle s a t t u . c t k h .. e ( thtle Inn, Stockport. Attornies , fir.port, or .Mri•..ri. Maine and Parry, 'l'ettiple,'LanJoti. . Vary, st i . m o,,illver.i.niith, January 23, February fi, awl March 6, at eleven, at 0161(1h:01,14)110mi. Attar- Nlessr4. Wykonrit and tlarLe,Craig's-court, Charing ( r•. , ,5. Shooliert, arid .lolati Sawyer, I.othhury, Illaeliwell4itill t%:rtor,, January :0), at one, February 6, and March (I, at twelve, tit Gaildhall, London. At^lornev, Mr. I)arie, Lothhury. Morgan, jun, late of Ty Coppa, Lianrtly, Caerloar. then:din e, Vet:, K, ‘22, and Nim'cli (;, at ten, a: the White Corrioarthen. 'farrairt, Clarke, and Iticlirr&s, Chanccry-larte, London, or I). ids and doneg, Carrniarthein. Bridgwater, Sunierietshire, linen-dra:.:i . , Fe- . brainy a, 5, and March.. It, at eleven, at the Colo aeidal . Rua Attornies, b. and (). SOUL li, 11,04 , 1, ‘lolsrs. Tarwit, Clarke, and It Ctian rely- hoe, London. Jot , nl sion'nel , , St, Allah's, linen-draper, Fehrnary 1, 13, and : , ,Lc../.:11 1,, :it 1W4 . 111!, lit ()Ilitiiii4 lll , 1.01;A:it, .0 , Mr. l'h;;.dt, . or Ate.,,,...1i..„ ,1101 Roche, CO. 11:4Ine, Nollll4l, i lolton,laile-endsi Lancashire, aianufactorrr, Febrii:iry anti NLircli 6 at eleven, lit the St 1 tan, Alait,tn,(er. Air. John \Vanier, Back King strret., :s.latiehe,ter, or Mr. Elik, clw.ncery-lane, .Lotnion, Ta ) tor, Nio,lev, 4 :intim-loaner, February :ia.l March li, at t.), ai the Dog "I sere, ter. ,I.ttorni. , , Air : Italidi chituecry-lane, Lon , 0.1, . _ or 1,0 .Nlr.Jat.te , ; Kni, ht, : , ,ianeltester. Samuel Cochiao'n, , f.ll l ,;b•street, 111:u . )-le-honne, merchant, January February 0, awl Marelt 6, at any, at Oni 'Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Vince, 'ltilliter-square, k stfeet.. Sleptlen I , tt ~ 4eraltl, Tuthill-street, IV;ittailtster, oil anit co .l..loutry;tm at twelve, o, ;414 ;%liireli G, ;it tt u, irt. Guildll4ll, .littolley, Mr. Veal, Abingdaa :vet, WeAtninAter. Jonathan I-lead, Liverpool, eabinet-tualier, February is, H, and tklar.:lt ti, at. out!, tit the Globe Lire,po.l. . Attoraie, Cloak, I3ilcl, C.i.itle-Diteh, or ,Mr. \Vindle, ih.:ll.l.{tfeVt, 14111iird-rurr. Rebury [holster, Ihiite-coutt, Vl,:et-s!'reet, scrivener, Januatcy ws, at one, February atilt \larch 6, at twelve, at Guild hall, Linolon. AttQrney,'Mr. Charsleyj Mark-htne. Th, as Hughes, late bf Cros,, Cornistou-Bishop, and tittruttel (.bile}', late of : 4 4 , nititsetiihirt`, dealeri in lewd or , , January 'l,, February and March 6, at one, t,tt, the cohnuereial [tumult, liri aul, Attortl4 , , Messrs.' Illeas title, Alexander,. and [(oboe, New Intl, Lontluo, or Messrs. Fry and Parl.er, Axhridge, tiooiersigshire. ' yslos, , A Nvighbour,' South-street, Berkley-square, stable keeperdatutary 27, February G, and March ci, at eleven, at Landon. Attorney, Mr. Edward Parton, \Val hrotilt. • Moses Poweri, 'Point-street, Turt.initattb, silversmith, Fe, brtiars 2 s 11, and March ti, at twelve, at. Ciiiitilliall, ( ion. Attorney, Isdr. A. Is;:.te,, Ilevis-Maths, St. Mary-Axe. Th...tuas Davenport L..ttloon and Joseph Parry, 1/...A.onshire stiltare,.ntercletitts, Jantiary , 2; , , February 6, and M4rell at twelve, ht Guildhall, L'utdon. Attorney, Itir. Dttwes, Anyel.eourt, Thr , Kzaurtott-slreet. Ftivrcett 7 .o . :taswtt.struet, lic:rinundsey,.. builder, :la no.try 2e,, rehrurtry 'March 6, at one, itt Guildhall, Aittoroic,, awl Sons, Llertuund se). street, Southwark. Awdin, Ellis-street, Chelsea, builder,- February 2, ,oul tl.trch a, ttt oae, at Lutolon. toes, Nierfrs. Harvey and Warne, St. litiant'sidace John late of Lower Shadwell, biscuit-briket, rebfuary ANIAr h at twelve, at Guililiz;ill, houdoh. At- We,t, Itv(t I.lols.gtrect, i. " 111) .111r11; SUSSUX, tuealatan, February • h s;•11,1,1 I V.I(1 lit SE :MPS, Soul Nl:)itot,'Ntr, t t t.ie LcEicqs for the Editor., tie (1)(44 ail) , , 6: ‘ 4, a: ,% at clever "Vte t Lhe,ter. Few, t:oventfrga:Ava, Lon4lon, or Ntr. Joliu Ggerel/lag iso dirster., ti ales iJortes, late of Worthen, Stlop, mercer, ex; .1, •,,t;!diNlarch C, at kit% tr.,. at the -Royal 04: Jr ~1 tlntgoturr). Attoruir.., F. Stevens4 o , 1 . :A• or 11r. GritlitlteN, Puol. Samuel Alpre , ,s, IluotinE;dottshire, denier, n six, .2, at tens and March t, at, twelve,. at ,_oin hill, St. Ives. Atturnies, Mi. Neetlnatal ehe..ter, fluutiugdouishir, or Messrs. Egan Or.ty's-Lun-sqlutre, London. [Dividends, ecz. to-morrow.] POLICi;. BOW-STREET.--Rubbery a i r the Sisters. long pursuit has been kept up utter out gang who committed this robbery',, same suitered this morning for the (»fence; bla,' Friday he evaded the exertions of th e eery. - His name is ThiAn'ias I)!gram, and included in the indictment upon which the parties were tried and con v:,.•sefl. - OnFriday night, Clement , ther of the horse plitroie, went to a join near Word, ih Essex, where they were Ingram lived concealed t hey CXpected '"resistance, as he w2s .. rt strong puivtlr o 09e of thz.nknockeit'ut die door, ooc kept watch in the hunt, and Fowler th' knowinglris w e ll, stationed hiio , buck ; of the house: the pa troic who 'the door contrived to gum ad;ilttanee.,- who was in the lou:vr part of :tile house/ alacm, anft.ran to .he back part of the to makc'his escape; Fowler was there ' h on sei'aing him he made a del., auce, but on the signai. being given, t , patrolcs came up, tool he w:. O properly Saturday morning he was broug,ht and underwent an ,examination before ley, the 'Sitting I\L;giqtate. The p c , „.u g ed ICitli bein4 instrumental in coo' stolen property away in a caki. Street Robberies and Pielepockts. --- ' ,, description of depredators , haze lately Sty tilarnting again, that :the ()facers and have received instructions to thieves of that descripLion whcri.tvi r with them. Teti persons were apprehended by officcri as reputed thieves : two :in" stpiare, on .Frid'iv morning, three in street m , the sae eVening, and live in pink, on Saturday. Five were cotn; ct. the Police Act as rogues and vagabonn? committed for further examination, for want ul sureties.- U lON-11A1.L.--- 6 TI Warn Chistford, on Saturday, by Mrs. Hopps,. of , Mad:friars, with uttering 14 fOrge Churc' d red that the prosec utr i x lets lodgia.r, having a-bill in her vtintiow , t he p rison 2 . 4 th December lasti called and ad vt: l ike o ineiits she had to let. He lOoked tit t ,f l i i:l d n u o t t ii i i m e mediately engage any, saYi n g call again in a day or two. lie hower".r,i cat *lie would let him have some brod 31} c some tiine gave her a 2 1 • 111 :1 Some bee' • She sent the vote (1) . at the Prim:o 'William Hack friar' s - road, by be r ' \\'\ll) suate beer, and gavb the pt•isoii,..lE the e: soon after went away, awl shortly Mr. SarSart discovered that the e ba L l s o t i a l e. e nC an yle pris on e r d 'h inf)rml Mi s. 11 P 1 psi I t ei' n tilt last, when be' pear glees o ter i' c ulis lleienctsti:•,rl;yte.y. saute 071') - ith, h ePr L.,1 now ‘ ending to tttiu po wi c -lioto e ' bt , Mr. Sarsan, wiio itaite i accotnpaniLa t , Troughtan, einistfible. On entering °Jell Troughtan searched the prisoner, anithe4irto tinee-zing u 1 something in his hand, whi c , i t pi ell like stiti paper, be examined it, O i l to . be a two-pound note, which havi ti g:;: specter! glace at the Bank, pfovtal to b e one also. • 031' - The in i,orter, la his defence, said he tell where lie cook the oote whiA I C,, gPt. ; the other noze, which the cotrot'lli, front hon, he took of a pet-son in pitytittnt for bonze 4ippivs. lle 10 6 kept the itot,e oti nd Crown t llneklitls, c o' lived at Holloway, anti followed the bu'l') cointnitted for re-examin , • 11.11,1:1'I iS , : ~,;'''''' ,fi On Nionday List, the Laity oe Itavrington ri't''' SpanitstAt-114,t.c, in Iterlislnce, •f 4 Stilt. .,,'''' Thu L mix ot :Sic. 11.1t - t.,n, of Itialt 'r-tlonirt " ' .: a t., ..al. 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