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From tfie LONDOIrd;iZET rE, , rcpt. _r.,.ipp7. Downing-street, 'Pig. 31, 1 . 807: THE King has been pleased to , appoint. Lieute nant-General Str JarneS Henry .cog,, K. ; 8.. to be ~Captain,General. a nd GOverpor in Chief in and over the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada,•.New .Brunswiek, Nova Scotia, and the. islands -01 Prince Edward apd Cape tiretuzL 11 - sr.Plfrce, Sip. 1, 1807. 2d Regimentof Life Gtiar.is, Lieutenant Hut Ilunter,frofh • the z 1U Ligot D r 'goons, to be Cornet aid Sun- Lieute nant, vice jack.,..al, promoted. RegiMent of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant John Scott, froth the 5 th Cat ii,oß ,Battaliun e to be Lieutettnt, vice Cockerell, who exchanges. 6th Ditto, Captain George L. Spinltiff', frOm the 25th Light Otagoons, to be Captain of a Iroop, vice Allen, who ex changes. 6th 1,4 e.. intent of Drag6orts, Cotoet Roi‘ert St. Anbyn to be Lieu ,enaut, by Purchase, vice Croft, promoted iu the 34Ni foot, Cornet AuguAus reit ‘Villett to be Lieutchant, •b, vice pionioted. Bth Regiment ut Light Dr4oons, cornet Thomas Pottinger, front the 7tit Dragoon Guards; fo'be lieutenant, by pin. ..chase, vice Wine, woo retires. Cainaqi Patrick - Stirling, from the 27th Foot, to be Captain ut a Troup, vice Humphrey who exchanges. 15th Litte, • !ones to ce.Adjutant, vice Buck ley, who res'igns the Aiijutaincy only. 16th !Act.), ber . jeatit- Major ---- .liarra, from the itch Light ' I raccoons, to be Adjoi.ii,t, wait the hank, of Cornet, Yice M'l mow), who reslic.:, /he :oijatantcy'only. i&tit Ditto, Lieutenant t Ilutiias Noel Claws to be Captain of r"!.. a Troop, icy wirchase, vice O'Neill, primicncil in Atajor. • (;ener.d Champagne's tCri,hivait. 1:11 . 11All from the 3d. ti.crtiwan Batcalion, to . he Lurtict, vice Nu. who lames Conolly, Cent. to be Cur, net . , by puredase, vice Kichartk,piutlicited. 19th Data,. Cornet Colin Auder4on to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fwaddell, who retires. ascii, Ditto, Captain Charles pavers Allen, from the 6th DragUbn Git.;lls, to be Captain of a Troup, vice Spiiilutr, wico ex, Ist. Regime/a-44 Foot ,Guards, Captalti I Ichry Askew to he' 'Captain of a Con4iany, wlth.,ut pare lase, vice Major. General Phipps, aiipointed to. the Cumusauil ut a Baita. lion of the bath bits git Samuel Lambert to be Livuteitaid, vice Asicvw, R.teitintaA at Fout„, Lielitedant George Cornwall to be. CapKun at 4 COMpany, by purchase, vice Hissett, r.. 11., re , 'tire:. • l'erceval to he Lieutenant, by por cbase,, vice Cams-all, Ensign . loth; StieltOn to be Lieu.: tenant, withoutpurchase. Elisisri..lnontas itarrison, train' • the J.cl.e.St.:( Nittnis, to be Ensign, vice Shelton. gosio ChM te4 'U'ilallwan to he 'Lieutenant; w. thou purchase. Lieutro:ni..tcwitartt Goodacie, twat the Leice.ster Militia, to be Ensign, ,vie tY.I - I,ilJapit. 22. - ; iiiteu.Crnales..Yottrige, Gent. to tk I;nsign, by purchase, vice Witty_, appointed tithe 2401 Dragoons, 46th liart , J, Capiatit InniltaS oifi toe 6tidl Foot, to be CdpLiii(or vice who aifto, the 1.4til Eight 1 rie Cap au, ut a Comp“ciy, vice stir thig, who ii,anre to be Lieutenant, wttno , .. vice Tutictim, I.winuien in the'Kuyal ,;t• Malta. Samuel Atkinson, to be En:. sign, Shave. hmt, Lieutenant Charles 13lomer to be .• , vice Itutawaitc, deceased. tae C aptain pt a Company, vice To ce t.tet4te,(4;:is i.i.sign Cuthbert - Ward, vice. Monter. niAt ktraril .y, vice 1 . lenijng. Lnsign lames To ti.atTs Caller viley, Gent. vice Ward. ~ t irt I :sompson, front the 2.4 fiat. •u) be l'..)iitabler Ist Battalion, vice Kelly, who (esi,pis. Esti, to he l'Jytnastcrol . the id Battalion v:s: 35th !Alto, Eniigit 4.1 v, ;).,vies to be Lieutenant, with out pu'ctiase, vice 1 t% „, ton, nAto resigns.. 1' ranets Sten ion, tactic, to ue Ensign, vice Daviei. itxd Ditto, Ensign latnieS Stirling to De Lieutenant, without . purchase. ..4311. Ditto, - George flolmes, Gent. to be Ensigib by purchase, vice Bout promoted. 4st4 Ditto, I.h:oh...alit Henry Irwin to be Adjutant, vice c!iieslyit, win) resins the Adjutahtey only. 491 n Unto, 'I tizinas Gerrard Gent. to he Ensign,: by .purettase, vice Wightwick, promoted. 12 , 11 Ditto, L;einc,ant William Chalmers to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice ltowan, who resigns. both D.tto, Lieutenant Lily:aid l'urclein, from Major (;cue rai Regiment, to be Captain at a Company, by pitrehaie, vice Davy, promoted. lames Lewis, Gent. to bo.htisiArt, by purchase, vice St. Paul., promoteal in t h e 96111 FO9t,: 61st Ditto, C3piaia Anthony William I)urriford, front the Ist toot Guarclt, to be Major, by .purcliase, vice Collins, who retites. 66th Ditto, Captain Samuel Zobell,• from the 26t11 Foot, to be Captain ura Company, vice Fest, who exchange's. ..71st Ditto, Ensign ilciiry Lleinents to. be Lieutenant, vice Mitcho:.l, Lockwood to be Lienten.att, vice Upton, appointed to the 16th Light Dra. goonS. 76t1) Ditio, Captain john Covell to heMajor, by purchase, vice Nlaciae, wit retires. Lieutenant Thomas Vilett to lrs capt.itit of vic:e COW:Ii Ellbigll Edward bay ley to he Li.:uict..ott, by purchase, vice Rankin, pro. rit , Jted•. liusigu Jolla TeilipletUri to b Lieutenant, vi ce Viletz, • . , 87th t/itro; Captain Charles. boyle. from the t'st Garrison to •be Contain of a Cot - Dmit iy, without put'. vice lidv!ards, cashiered. Lieutenant Xlainig, front the 4111 Garrison Eatalion to be Lieuten ant . .s9th Ditto, Lieutenant Litaoles Redman:4 . l . mm the Royal West !Attila Rangers, to be Lieutenant. vice boycott, who exchanges, . . 96th Ditt To, obe Licutenants, ‘..ithout purchase—Ensign flogh Smith Spear. Ltisi ; ;li Qeotsc.brosvn. Ensign joint Fanner To be Lniiign-- Lietttenmi Philip Unshorn, from the Leices ter,Militta, v:ce Spear. 99th Ditto,'C'aptaidlolth Carr, from the late Royal Irish A lottery, to be Captaiii witnput tnircitoe • vice W heel, r, Who . Roy,' West tiitiia ft,ingers, I.tentenant .. John Boylan, froM ti;.! &Pt Fi.m„ to be. Lieutenant, vice Redmond, woo CV:. • ReOnent of Malta Lieutenant Albert Turrettin, trout the :.71i1 Foot i -t0 Captain of Conlihilly, vice T,- t..;errita, who resiAns. 3dh,itt.;l;uti,Corti“ William N , •lat,frorn.tht Light I)taget,iis, to be timign, vice Ci:,bs, who ex. ch.ii,;es„ • • - ttii Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Cocktrell, fvm the 2d Dia, - goon Cuaris, to be Licutunatit, vice ;hot, Who exeliatige ,Istewioundland Fencibles, Allshp, 'Gent, to be .Ensign, vice BUlger, who resiwis. Ettw,.rd Enright, Gent. to be `Enthgn, vice eliarholi r appointed to the lit!) Ftm , t. Barrack A rriticer Comp.loy. S Loud Lieu:cnaill William F.ties to be I',.,rst I 'cotenant, vice Lialber, he,cased. ser. , . jeant Alch4iider ircia the 42tt Nowt, to be Se. cowl' Licutehant, vice lohest • BREVET. Captain laines•Burke,- of toe z‘l Foot, to be Major in the Arm). - • srAvr. .• I avia llan,Ccnt. to be an Assistnnt.c•aminissary of Stores, . rath , WIJIIS t ;And forage, to tile' Forces. SP I TA STAFF.L' William Irvine, M, t 9. from, Halt-pay, to be Physician to the Fui . ces. The,Kiev 4 rcrMan 21 bight Battalion, Gent,enu Cadet art Ludewig Rarrins to be Ensign,Vice - protituted in ‘Vatte'ville's ktegi. 2il Battalion of dr.:. Line, Lieutenant • Fied. Baran Ilodcnberg to beAtlintant, vice: Langreltr, who resigns. bsrsigti Fre. tierick Wessell, 'lnisn the star battalion, to be.Lieutenan't, vice H4Aleflt.);:g, 4th Ditto i n,tgn Christian 13ackmeister to be lieutenant, vice Sciilest iwrsyded, bane;absent, witho u t leave. Cadet Serjelia I rt.,lcriek- Williatrt icreitch to be 'Ensign, itoniboi 6th Ditto, Caart Se. jeme Christian Fedttett to be Ensign, Ruma 1, deceased. memORANDUM. The Apt:ointment (t j, C. Heyne to b e /"VI/11 tlee Mit h Foot, VOA: Cole, 14E4 - noted, as utati:a OitZotti: Of tilt: taut NOVCSObr.:r, 1803, !WS IRA taken plAe:.. • Lister gr urananre, /lug. 3 Fr tise7. 'O, pc Royal Engineers; Gentleman. Cadet Wiiliam 1) own to be ,Second Lieute nant, vice Lawson, promoted. Da-ed Aug. to, ig , 7. ammisilons signed 4 % 114 Lord Lieutenarit of 'A leemhire. Aberdeen:bite Regiment of Militia. Harry Gordon, Gent. ,to be I , ..nsign,' vice Thomas Gordon, resiOned.• Dated Aug. :it, 1807. Gilemston Volunteer Pikenten. Thomas Cord Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice, Rae, resigned. Dated as above: • ammin in ion the Royal Cardigan-Militia, signed 6 . y . the" Lord • Lieutenant'. •John .11enry Alien, Cent. to. be Ensign, vice Welsh, de. ceased- Date Aug. 6, 147. arevnistions signed bythe v "...m.d Lieutenant o/ [Lilts. Oglander, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dared Aug. 27, aor. 'Obit Duthy, Isq. to be ditto. Dated 35 4hoVe. • Wl2: twick. Ramer, Esq. to ; be ditto. Dated as above. , John littrgeNi, Lsq to be 'into. Dated as above. North Hams Regiment of Militia. .Ensign• Ecactity , Veal to, be Lieutenant, vice flamer, promoted. Datei Atilt, 27, 18,7. Conntission in the Holinesdate Volurreers, signed by the ,L.7rd Lieutenant of the auttb• o/ Kent. Lieutenant Charles Wilitiot,t6 be Captain, vice Briscoe, re signed. Dated Aug. 26, 113e7. DUBLEV, ArdusT His Grace the LOH'P LIEUTENANT has been pleas e i to promise a free pardon to any of the persons cottcerti, (except. the persons Who fired the sliots) who shall , discover their areotnplices who conntriitte.d yobberies.on the road from Castle Con , nell to „ . . We'art; happy to state; that tho.Right,lv.the Lord Bislwp of LIM ERlck is so ~ much recovered from the wounds be lately received from. the brtital robbers on the road from Castle Connell, that lie has' appointed an ordination to be: held in our Ca thedral on the 2.oth. instant. .Last week a young woman of the name of -Eliza Norbury, livea for three years back in the sta tion of a servant in Cork and: Dublin, received the pgreeable intelligence of the death of her aunt, an old maiden lady, who died at. Highgate, near Lon don, and who bequeathed her the extensive property of 80001. in the English. Funds, 4:0001. in ready gold, and 3001. Ver ann . . estate; is lauded property, and adjoining her late residence. \Vhat is trill) , singu lar, that whether any caprice of temper, or any ill- will she bore to her niece, she could not abide to hear her name mentioned, nor- allow her inside her "Rouse fin- ten years before her dissolution ; and ne vertheless she cut off all other relations to a trifling pittance, by leaving her, whom ihe so lung hated, the bulk of her fortune before she died. On Friday night last a of eleven years old was decoyed, or,•as the neighbours assert, forced into line of the bathing boxes at the strand at Booterstown, and an , assault, with an intent to comMit a rape, made upon her I.)y a decent man, rather, in a spc&able line of life, wh t p lodges in that neighbour hood, and who, -‘t.e are seary to add, •is a married man; :and has some children. ,Fortunately the uncle of the child happened to come up at the tune in order to lock, up some of the bat ping boxes there, of which he is an owner; .being alarmed, and going to the spot, his surprise at seeing his infant niece in this Situation was so great, that the offender made his escape at that tirue; he was however, on- Sattpday evening, and ddaitkd in ,cu,io;:y until Alonday ei cuing, .when examinatio::.s were lodged against him. • . • he Grand Jury (If the Couisty of Galway came to the following Wes()!mien on the 15th inst. viz.— " T fiat having takii into their most serious consi devotion 'the akirniing state of the Empire, they are of opinion, that it is just and neees,ary to unite every deieription of his :Majesty's subj(!ds in one common interest, which ;;rent Obje4 is most effee tuallyita be obt,iine.d by es.tending to their Catholic fellow-subjeas,every right ,and privilege of our happy Contititution." _ On Wednesday last, a very fine girl, about years of age, daughter of Mr. W. Sheridan, an emi nent farmer, accompanying her grandfather on the lands ~f Batigstown, near Lady Louisa 'Conolly's Obelisk, the old man dismAnted, and left' his horse in a pasture field, where th girl was also to remain, while he went for a few 'minutes into an adjoining: field "of corn, to give clire: - tions to sonie reapers. On his return, the first object that attract ed his attention was. his grand-daughter suspended by one leg in'the stirrup, and yet- - head sweeping the field, while the horse continued in the most ra pid flight ; at • the voice of his master the horse im mediately stopped, but too late to save the unfortu nate girl, as lite was' not only extinguished, but her flesh dreadfully lacerated, and every hone literally broken to pieces by the fact of theAtirighted animal. Danny, AUG. Wednesday evening last a sailor; belonging to the Amet ican Ship iiannah, fell from the fore-yard on the deck, and was so severely hurt that he lived bUt a very short time after. About two hours previous to the melancholy , accident, a female passenger fell out of the boat into' the water, attompting to go up the ship's side, .when toe eicceaidd immediately threw off his jacket 'and shoes, !coped in, and rescued 'her from a watery grave. This generous and heroic ad not only ae .Ouired him the esieern and regard of big messniates, but the universal admiration of the passengers on .board, who, in order to evince their gratitude, eagerly pressed forward to treat him, by which, .means, it is said, he got hiingelf intoxicated, which circumstance unfortunately led to the catastrophe. DOVER, Atm. 28. YESTERDAY morning the First-Royal Surrey Re giment of Militia was assembled on their plrad c irn the citadel„ on the Western Heights, when the Order was read to the men, permitting them to volunteer into the Regiments of the' Line, to the nttniber of 154, being the quota that - Regiment is allowed, by the late At, to 'furnish. It was a most gratifying sight, on the word being - gieeri for all men. winning to volunteer to advance: hi trtint, to see 300 ai fine ,tellows as ever took a, musket in hand, count.: for ward: it being arranged for the Surgeon of the Line to examine them,' and the, Magistrate to at test them to he present, the whole busmegs was completed with the greatest promptitude. Much mortification was exhibited by the surplus number, when they tOutid they could not be allowed tom : the whole of the men, with the exemption of six for the Staff Carps, volunteered to .Gen. NORTON'S Regiment, the 46th or Old. Potnpadours, the first battalion of which is in India, and the second on its passage thither. Two Officers volunteered with the men. This morning the whole was marched oil' to Brahourne Lees, the place*pointethfor the Kent Distriet. - • ' , Yesterday evening a tire broke out at the house of J. Aldiiigton, a Baker, in Drury-lane: The oven, it was supposed, was overheated, and communicated some sparks to the main chimney, which set fir `to the parlout' floor. It was got under before any ma terial damar , e was done. To keep Vrows from Corm—Take a quart of train oil, as much turpentine, and bruistd gun=powder, boil them together, and when hot; clip pieces of rags in the mixture, and fix them on sticks in the field. About four are sufficient for an acre of corn. ~~~ f Yesterday a Coroner's Inquest wis held et , the House of Correaion„ Cierken well, before' Jogs WRIGHT UN mitt 4, Esq. Coi•oner for the 'County *bf Middlesex, upon the'body of John Miles, - who was found dead in hiscell, in the. said prison,' On'SundaY• evening *last. '1 he deceased was the . near relative of a respeetalile •person of the same name; residing in the neighbour hood of Fleet Market, and had - been apprehended• on Thursday last, and carried before Sir MATHEW BLOXAM, Knight, the then. Presiding• Magistrate at Guildhall Juitice Rouen, charged with having com mitted an .utmatural crime ; but the . la4t alleged baying been committed in the county, the deceaso4 was remawded for further examination, on Monchiy.. to this Prison. It appeared, upon the evidence of Roger Bridg7 man, and another of the Turnkeys, that, the de ceased, from the time of his coining into the Prison, up to the time of his decease; had condueled.hima self and a&ed in every manner like a rational and reasonable person. Bridgman brought him sow potter about nooti on.Suuday, bat on his return to . deliver a letter from one'of his relations, about sit 'o'clock in the evening, he found him lifeless, sus pended by his pocket 'handkerchief, which he had fastened round his neck, and then to a beam wbirn crossed the cell ;, he .immediately cut him down, with the assistance of another person, and found his body warm ; but all appearance. of animation wat gone. Thomas Bell, Esq. surgeon to the prison, de- - posed, that he heti lisited the deceased .on Saiur,lay last, when he appeared to him in a perfe6t state of health in body and mind. 'lmmediately after tilt: body was discovered in the manner hetbre-niention7 ed, he examined it, and found all hopes of recovery vain. He had no doubt that be came by his death by hanging. .Tames I'objoy, a City Constable, bad kno / Nen the • deceased upwards of •simeen years, he bad lived in his eeiehbOurhood the whole of that time, and sate him almog every day; he considered him at ail times a decided lunatic.; he bad always been leialid4 and his constant amusement was playing abtut the Market with little boys ; the witness' used frequently to give him pence and halfpence to buy rice pa:- dint , or 'cakes--so far did he consider him an ideot or lunatic. Some other WittlefaeS, who ,lied •I:Nwal the de ceased fur upwards of 30 yeti s,- deposed ,to the.fat,o6. , After hearin g this evidence, the Corot;;Tsumtned up briety, and.observed to the Jory, that theft: could be no doubt of the insane stale of mind of the deceased when he count - tilted this melancholy aoc. The Jury immediately brought in their vi:rdiCt--- .LtAl , The deceased was about 50 years of age,. and 1i lived many years as a messenger ur servant to !Its brother. We unders!and,, that, upon - the investigation of the (''urge against the. deceased, on Monday List, ss. alluded to in our Paper of yesterday; he wag "m: ,pletely exculpated, as the time and place &wild "* be at all recooLileab:e to possibility. . " BIRTIIS. On Friday last, at Titchtidd, Lady f3ickson,• of a Son. Oa Saturday lAbt, the Right Hon. Linty Urtrititturt. "r a Son mut heir. On the asth ttlt. Mrs. Sattrlilandsof flarny- hill, of A Sots. OH Sunday trturith4:, ;he Ltuty of r re4etit: of CaLiaort.plAce, oft atightV r • Ott Suu.tay the z;d utt. At Whyat's C ottage, Northwa@dy Isle of Wi4hr, the Lady or Lapt. fl. fluttitcott: of tht:Ropii Nan, ola Son, • .. . . 111,1tt11 1 A L). ' • ' . On Thursday, last, at Sr. George's, lAsnover.square, OW Right lion. toe Lan of Ainotdoo, to Mias Entity Gat.e.. youngest sister to Lord ‘'isLottitt Cage, of tide-place, lica r Lewes. • On •Monday, at Sr. George's, Bloomsbury, 11. 1101 1114 Esq. 40 Miss AIM; .;t1.1:)5 , ,u, youngest daUXlllcr 01 tne lads Snnuel Simpson, Esq. of I..inLastLr., tht Thursday List, at 1... - ist-liaiii 'Churcli; William go -ley, Esq., or/Green•street I ionse, aged Ci, to hJiaa S. Citiuk• . 1 aged 26, an amiable young woman of C. , 100r., . • t Lately, Alexander Nix.c.ii MOntgoinery, Esq. of fiessinen 4, i C h o u u r tit s t t y v o i f ie lV y l , ol E it i ll . at o t, f t o o 4w, Miss joa_ j E t i . e ..‘ t t . a . n v l e u y b , 111114.601 w of A r . .. On Monday s.fintight. at WoodOester, in Gloucester,- t shire, Charles Hawker, Lsq. to • Mis - Baker,' o n ly danghte! of the late Edwartißak..er, E. of kitr.Court, in the Cows` I ty of Worcester. , Th e same illy, at Ladyland, Ayrshire, Mr. Robert Wil';'• son, yo.uncer,'6l.liiawtield, to Miss' Caldwell, danginer 0 , 4 the late Mr. fames Caldwell, Suri,eon, of Lochwionoch . On thc.24Lit U;t. at johnstonc,.Mr. Niel Sniangra.s. C ,' ° .,, t ; . ton-n): to Mies Agnes liod4art, eldt.st dattga.-- of Nit. I:9beft floilgart, Nlincitain there.- . The same clay, at Woolthead, 'Captain -Tames llarnilicil.,°r 1 -Duke I .l u e t L i k g : 7 ic h t l e tl i e l . ty r i . t ,a ,: ci t:t a :fr i.,4, v i ,i, a t e ci t t e: l r i j a i l l oa: N; :ei d ci s b E rs C r s 4 l l l n a i . :r j k u l I , t. t ' w E h v N i . I i i : ' , ) s i f r , S l' ; c y l v t i t i :i l l l :) 0:1 1 1 i y c l ', C i 1 ::::: shiplul Ronett Pattou, GoVernor o r St. lielcua, I d r : i i n . A t. , a l , o e r 1: i t: i c h:e 3 e s I:i it e r s i t t 4 i ,d ) t , ,l , U u ( l g ; .i l i i t , : c ' ::; i i 4 1 0 1 1 i l e; l i t t a ll .:11::4stitc:;‘...:,1;',Itglr,:la.' rt;t:l. iluNi.l„;,l :i 3::9111Ali;°1:61-r:t Nairn Grove. s _......:__............ ' On the fly h of July, at N D e l st. ll N"ork, age, Urrah 'rracey, a Senapr of the United States, 1101)1,01 State of Conntiticut. . . . . • , lit On Sunday se'nnight, Mrs. 13aikerfreftl, of St. Alban sr _ her g2d year, widow of the late Alderman and Father of 110 4- Borough for many years. Last week, at Whitshaven, George Richardson, 6 1" . Colledor of the Customs at that Putt. ' • • off Last Thursday, at Manchester, lelm STephenson, LA,. London, to Miss Jesse, or the tortnetplace. in the 54th Cat Of hi*. On Wednesday morning, Mrs. butt, wile of Mr. T. Su rli, of the City of York. . , On the 29111. ult. the infant daughter of, Mt. 13tockliu rsri. , of Flusbury -square, On Monday seimight, Mrs. Foxtone, wife of Ate, 11 ° . '" G. Foxione, orrwyning, 'near Tewkesbury. ' 0 . Lately, at Tewkesbury, Mrs. Vernon, wife .of 'Chow Vernon, EA. and daughter •ot Richard Jenkins,, Esq• „ i , ;v, On Wednesday sennight, at . Clifton, near Bristol. t l : t d r Charlotte hroadley, fourth daughter of the late llenry lirr,lo„.. ley, EA. of Hull ; and on the Friday followv , g , 13toadley, eLlest daughter of the said H. broadleyl L , " l . ~.,..*1 ___.....- SII ll' NEWS. GRAVISLND, AVGV4T 3f. Passed by,—tike Caesar, l'o%vla, from formica. Soiled -the • tiopewell, rot Cork ; Altixancrer Harnition, Stetsen, tar Baltihroa; and Lusistiam, Carrnan, for the Cavcot t4ood tiupc. , . • 4.0 N DON Printed by RI,: A. aDHA a ;Lis, of No. 4, Martlett.court, Bow- t treet ; artlpublisliett by WILLIAM ArtMlCta Sca I rrs, of South Motton.strezt, Cr,-sven.)r-square; • • At thaiSuti-Orricit No. 10;btraucl;. where ildvantiiententr, Urde tor the'Paper, fullers-tor the Editilr, Sze, (pug-paid), Inuit be acidrcs,ed. BANKRUPTCY .YUPERSEDED. John Slee, c,f florsle;down, Suuchwark, Surrey, dealer in worncti anti hobiery„ 11-4NKRUPTS. William Atkins, of Str;;;Staii;ttlstiire, maltster, Sept. 16, 17, at the Crown, and Oe.l. 13, at twelve, at the Dog in. Saiidon, ,StAlindshire. • Attortries, Messrs. bar :ar and Browne, Fetter-Cane, Londen ; or Nlessrs. Wheatley and owlet, Stone. Aidligny Hunt, now Or late of Bristol, linen-draper, Sept., 14, ti, and Oct. 13, at eleven, at the Bush Tave rn, Brisdal. Atturilies, 141 r. Gabrll , Lincoln's• I.Ontion ; ur Mr. acoll:s,' Bristol. lames, Frost, of Coswell-strfet, Middlesex, brass-founder, Sept. 5, 12, and Uttl... 53, at •teli, at Guildhall . Attorney, : Mr. I:lei:son, Garden-cuiirt, Temple. , Josepti Morton, late of Bath, viztualter, Sept. Ir, 12, ancl 1 , y,• atone, at Gle. White Lion Tavern, 1;41,1. L.ri;tei, Mes.rs. Sineptiarit Betiturd-row, London ; or Mr. SneppArd, bath. Samuel Worthini,tim, ut v,arras, within Manchester, inn. keeper, Sept. .ss, 9, and 14, at eleven, at theliridgewater Arms lun, Mancne,ster. • DIVIDENDS. Sept. is: Henry .ltepaui; late' of Cambridge; wine and liquor.inerchant, at ten, at Ltiodull. Oct. 14. !oho lottr:ston, of tire- Liviyruw, Lietilnal.o teen, plttictle:c x, nurs,--de. , ler, at nvciuc, a; inn.inail. Sept. zg. taffies. rosnrooke, or Derby, grocer, At eleven, at the kin t ;'s Aims I avern,'.oerny. . , Sept.l t. 30. ,S:nituel 0:10'.).1 toe Oiler, late of btoUturinge, Wortxstersnire, witlistcr, at toe Lyttleton'ea Artos hat, Haglev, Worcestershire. , Oct. 24. Keay,. ul h.:v:ll,llmm, Kent, grocer, at twelve, arGpiliii..ll, Oct, 12. • loscplt Marriott, Waticr and .‘liciatel Waller, of Higntown, birst.n. YOrkshire, ntercliaqis, cleveit, at the • 154.tdc Inn, liirst.ll. Nov, ta.. c limes Morton, of Croydon, Surrey, horse-tic:3ler, at (we, at GUlidilal, I U11(1011. Sept 14 lubte Potts ll.ilbcrt, of Newcastle-uvit•Tylie, one, at Guildhall, London Sept. 26. John 131axestpn, late of ingstpu•upon-flull, grocer, at el‘Nen, at tlie Uo e ; and Duck 'Tav ern, IS.11).gg.011- U 1)011- Sept. 22. Henry* Elliott, of Chippenham, Wiltshire, clothier, at tCII, at the guituncr GERI IFIC,d As; Sept. 22. Williant Crave, at ine Poultry, London,Thaber. John Kelly, of Manchester, manufacturer. Witham lariny,'of Nurwt6l, id; inionger. Satinet Hodgson tile eida, of Stoururidge, Worcestershire, molester and' tallow-chandler. Thomas Colhdurne, now or late ofllenstridke, Somerset b litre, linen-monufoctu cr. P4l# NARSIIIPS DIS , D,LVED. Curtis Brett, Jonathan Bell, JosperVaux, and Edwar4 VaUx,' o: Al.okleo•lane, Battle-bridge, merchants. -Witham I Lintel - sot anti John ititieing, of Liverpool. John Armitage dna 141111 SLIIIpbUII, of Leciis, p4iiiters. Ambrose Ciliates and TIIOIIIAS Caries , Or Ca.: Old Jewry, %v ine- merchants. .jarsies.Coehran and Thomas Jenkins, of the Portman Nur. sery Ground, Gioueoter-piai...e, New-runt. Joseph (.airs and. joaiait Whiting, of Cold Harbour-lane, Lambeth, formerS. Thomas Nycroft and John Waddilove, of Mansfield, Not tingliamsaire, plumbers. Edward Bennett and Charles H. Blundell, of Liverpont, merchants. Alin Laney and Ann 011ivier, of Newport, Isle of Wight, 11141iNia- makers. • ,Eciniund John Lacon, and Edmund K. Lacon, of Great bankers. Samuel - iole and Simpson Shepherd, of Leeds, joiners., A pup& Lady, under twenty years of age, eloped from her Goyerness, at Brighton, on Thursday morning last, aid, it is , supposed, 'has taken the road for Gretna Green. Her companion is supposed to be. the son of an Apothecary, a youth under se veuteen, who has been constant,, in 14 attentions to her. The Lady, • when of age,' will have a fortune uf at least six thousand pounds a year. On Thursday morning early one of the watertnen who plies at Blacktriars-bridge, discovered a young man with his clothes on under the second arch, , , du the city-side, leaning against the ablittment, and the water nearly up to hiS chin. 'He immediately row. , ed to him, and found him apparently so chilled and stupitied, that he could give no account of himself., The waterman, with some assistance, brought him' on shore, and took him to a,public-houie, where he procured him some cordial, and had Inan stripped and dried; but could not get from bitn 'anynnswer or explanation as to who he was, whence he - came, or the cause which led to his being in the situation Where he was' found. He (vas !hen conveyed to the_ parish workhouse, where every possible care tills been taken of him by Mr. FILIIY and the other Parish Officers ,of,St. Ann's„Blackfriars ; but no at tempt, dire& or oblique`, has succeeded in eXtraiaing - from him a single word or sien of explanation, 'though he appears to understand what is said to him. His mind seems much depressed, and be s .ffletimes sheds tears ; but he is otherwise in good 'health, and a simple-lookiog youth, about nineteen. On stripping him to examine whether he had sus tamed any hurt, his left arm appeared to be marked with an 4. and his wrist with as anchor in blue, Such as sailors and waternien are accustomed to have: It is imagined he may - have come down the BiVer with one,of the 'West Country barges, and have. fallen overboard ; but whether his, taciturnity be natural, or the effed of some sudden shock, cannot be determihed. CUPAR FILT, AUG. 4.—" This day we expe rienced a , tremendous thunder-storm. The scene was sublitrie and awfully grand. It commenced at seven M. and continued till past eight o'clock. The flashes. were remarkably frequent and The peals were uncommonly loud, and succeeded ,each,other at short intervals. In many parts, the roads were materially injured. Not tar from t o wn, a tree was struck by the lightning,, perforating it throughout, at the same aree'eXCavatihg the e a r th to some distance around." PRICE OP' 5r0c..4.,N Iir,4IEFIDAY. bank Stock, 23si 234 i 234 i India Stock, ' Navy i per Cent gs# 91.11 India lioness, fS. dis. Or per Cent. 1797, • South See StCcki . ,Irish s per Cent. . Ex d . , :, , equer !Sills, ti• P 4 pet Cent. 81. i 81 ii " 1 per tint Pert 6 yi 1 (),..tium, j pr. 1 per,ce,lL (7. rs &2 t i t imperial 3 pet Ccot. 1 , 4i1k J.. -,,,,. ii , i - ittli Dltto Ann. i 63 Ditto Sitort'Atat. C.:41 ter,t3th Oel. 6 3 _____... HIGH WATER AT LO 1)(m E TO-N14)1" • ROW. , after A-for:141g: 47.miti. nitcr 2. Any:n 800 n, nun. ----r 3" if