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I\IILITAItY PRONTOTIONS, &c. War-Office, &pt. 4, lfll3. 4th I/el:h . :lent of Dragoon Gil:n.6, Cornet .1. 13. Smith to he ieuter.l!+t,•withont purchase,. vice nagwoli, promoted in the rot!. Foot, - 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons. Lieutenant Lnrd A. W. __AL Tfl 1. anti Lieutenant trod Adjutant: S. Bromley, to be Cauthitvi f Troops. without purchase. Cornet F. E. gey n.-fi 11,, Lord A. W. M. MB. nth Gentle i men . Cadet T. Reed, from the Royal Mili tary Cpllege, to he Cornet, without purchase, viee Hain- littioi.in action. 13 rlt - orwt ;11,4 Adjutant-J. lawrence to have the- Lieutenant, 15th Pitto, 0;4)0 MIN XOll, vice NeolO, who retires, and J. J. I'm - . Oils, vice Cinete, promoted, to he Lieutenant 4, by _ port hise. 18ill Dab, Lieut. G. Luard, from the 4th Dragoons, to be Captain of a-Troop, without purchase, vice Carew, d e ad of his wounds. " 3d Ttegiment tif Foot Guards, Capt. W. A. Keatito itt Cap a Company and Lient.-Colonel, wit flout purehatte, vice Maior-General Murray, appointed to the conun'and Of a Pottation of the Roth Foot. Ensign ,C. Tiornhy to he Lieutenant and Captain, Keate. Ensign W. F. burster from the Ff , th Foot; to be Ensign; rforohy. .11t. Regiment ofFoot,Capt. V. Chisholtut;,to, be Major, vice . . . . _ Peter Fraser, killed in 2Ctisin. , Lieut. ans.,Wetherall, rice Cameron, killed - in action, and Lieut. W. }Wine, vice Chishohne, to be Captains of Com . panics, withont purchase. Ensign T. Weir, vice Anderson, killed'io action, Ensign G. Church, vice killed in action, Ensign P. Williamson, vice 11,1assity, killed in ac tion, Ensigi W. Midgeley, vice Wetherall, and Ensign G Lune, vice liniene, to he Lieutenants, without pure irnr. Pobbs, vice Weir, Volunteer -- Miller, rice Church, Serjeant4Maor --L.—Sturt, vice Williamson, Doyley, Gent, vice 111 It Gordon, Gent. vice Greene, whirresigns, and .1. 0. Clunie, Gent. vice Lane, to 'be Vnsigns,without purchase. •• 34 Foot Lient: G. Colelongh, vice Walsh, killed in action, to be Captain of aCompany. Ensign J. Twigg, vice -Mo nni;han, killed in action, Ensign G: T. Denson, rice Ghia, killed in action, raisign.F.'Mnrphy, vice Colelough, to he Lieutenants. William Caldwell, Gent. vice Marpliy, to be Ensign. Ith Ditto, Ensign M. IV. Gilder to he Lieutenent,, without ptirelmse, rice Campbell, promoted in the Regiment of Mtnron. Sth Ditto, Lieut. S. Ackland to he Captain of a Company, without pun...hose, rice IVoodhani, billed in action; Ensign It %onkel; vice Robertson, killed in aetiou, Ensign H, lel‘Dermott, rice Senders, deed of hit NVonnds, Ensign W. Telford, vice Ackland, end Ensign J. tiret, to ho Liente ilint,i, without purchase. 'Ser . icant-le;ot• - W. Hoe, vice Broolies, W. Burnett, &mt. Vice 111‘iVe..tteritt,. promot/tl, •od .T. Melton, Gent.4ioe Telford, to lie' Ensignl, witlomt purchase. t.ieut. I, Boss.Lewin vice 'l'huruhill; - kilied iu • actinit.'to br. Adjutant. I Ith "itto, LientAames N. Charles, from the ;10th Foot, to, • he Captain du Company, vice. Martyn, deceased. Itot.h. Ditto. Brevet, Major, Alexander Rose to be Major, vice . • Wallace,. deed of his wounds. •To be Captains of parties, without purchase, Lieutenant Lutyoni, NlackeitZte, killed in action. Lieut. D. Angus•tos Smith, Tice Rose. Tu be Lientenatits, without purchase,' Ensigns E. I.,Goi!frey, vice Lutyens, G. E. Maltby, vire smith. be nosivi, without p urchase , • .Volunteer Edward 'Fen nen, Wfixon, killed • action. •To he Adjidatit, with the. rank of Ensign, Scrieant.Mujor Storey, rice . hoist, killed in action. Chi Ditto, To. be •Captains of Companies, without poratise, ~ First Lieutenant W. H. Jones, vuie . St.iinforth, killed in aetion. First. Lieutenant George 'Br'oWne, vice Walker, Lined in notion. To be First •Liente!nairt, Second Lieu tenantlmttr.r, vice Browne.., To be Second Lien tenant,,Volunteer (Wald FitaGihhon; site Swayne. • ritit to to:be:Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensigns viceThre, who resigns; Arthur Dynes, and T. vice., Sayer 3, *eel! upon half pay. To he En ' signs, wont pueour,e, Volunteer G. - Kenyon, vice Fairfield; seejecnt - Nittior Samuel Ireland, vice Dynes; Second Lien. • teteont :behind() ,Felix, from the Royal Marines, vice * RA. • .he Adjutant, Lieutenant Charles Pollock, vice flume, klied in action. . tfth Pit t°, to be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensigns 3, C. "NeNon, vie* hliDonnell, dead of his wounds Henry Alex .. ander, vice; Mcrilycott, superseded, .To- be Ensigns, with out ru r e t rA se,,,,watiato, ,tierjelstitson, Gent. vice Alexander, 'VOIIIIO carecents ;Roberts e vivo Nelson, 412,1 t.yoto, trevet , hiator Itonest :come to be Major,. without poll hese, vice ‘Vood, dead of his wounds.. Lieutenant IV'oliam lliTole to he Captain of 'a Comp:soy, without put.- vier, Come. Asosigritirorgit Sayer to he Lieutenant, Volunteer John Smith to be . ;Ensign vice Saver. S7th moo, Serieant-Mahir John Maitland, from the Nor! II Mayo Militia, 'to beilitarter-Master, 'vice 'Munro, Whine 2 Eltolutttmlot hae q ot t rilicn, place. fir th.Pitto, to he Lietiterianbi, without ptirchaSe, Ensigns, R. • Wilciieks, vice M,'Leoil )aetion ;W. 11.'llobinson, vice Carlisle, killed In action. To be Ensign, Volunteer -- Adains, vice Ituhinson, • ••••• ; ,tial; Mitt., Lieutenant J. flown to 11.,,Cji,p1';ijit, of a Company, 1 ic": iIecCASO. 'Po he. I444tenitot t. Ensigns W. A. IPoterteltay, vilisiegglis'•,•- it. nitrides, vice It. D., Franklin, 'rite. I.l6vinc:•alitl It. South, rite Meath., deceased. To he Ensigns, M. O'Toole, Gent. vice Corlett leek Volunteer MattlieW ViixPoi rick, front the. 2sth 'Foot, vice Ponies :Vohniteer Bums, (mai tliVosth Foot, vice Eratililini'Thi;roas Cameron, Gent. vice Louth, , • 401 k Ditto, tci he Lieutenants, Einigns 'M. Smith; iirearas , , det.e.,,sed; J.. C. Wallace, v•iett killed' in caAtinn trait Oneade, rice kilted its action. ' Vnhlp,ti A. Dolilik us, from the 92d POO, s lot Volttsitter, .7. 1,. from the is;nl Foot,' vice Wallait ; Seljeaut Nlaior P. Harley, vice Queade. Olio, fires ct Lituietiatit 'Colonel 11. Cranford, from the f.s . It l'uttf, Its in, Lieutenant Colour!, vier Itidewood, dead of Isis rvontni*. 411 h Ensign J. 11. French to iht,lientetient, without itrehts,e, vice Strongitharin, 1 1 # 6 t".p.it t e , P At in the th FUot• John Oliver Howe. Nunn, - tie's! /ctle tbe • _Ensign,, vice French. 414111 !Vitt°, Lieutenant IL Herring to' he Caption of a Coto -I,aot, v l ce ‘Vcald, dead of the wounds, To be Lieutenants' 1101 , , ,f, Pollen, rice Lima, killed inaction; Z. Thatcher, 'Oat I lerriog ; Lieutenant C. Barite, from the I noth Foot, vice l's'inloan, , who exchanges. To be Ensigns, Volunteer 14111 Ihmovnrr, vice Parsons, In Action Plunkett. Gent. vice Pollen. 4ga, Ditto, .Asistant-Surgeon Wilibint Kettle, front the Stith Foot, to be' Surgeon, vice Abell, appointed' to the 410th Foot. . Sfit . ! 1 'itto, Wilton to be Adjutant, vice Carts, who rr .e.ltts , ste Adjutancy xaply,' " • L4th aneis ltin*ort„ Gent to be rosign, by Fur e 3 i e 11.trom,qtronuttrd. I Lip t. ), Thomas lb:liar:1 Davi*, ()cot. to be Enslgn, by iitirtott, 'promoted. ilint;t Iwtn, s4..ticant-Ntajor John Frederick Myers, from the 4.3 e i'oot, IstP.A.4.ljiitene(with the rank of Enbign. Qum , to r-r,t-rstyr-si,rjront T. 131'11'ov/es, from the I,Mtli root, to be I..innvirt Master. tAtirxtion Joseph Aliellfrotn the -49th Foot, 1,.) Siirgeon. • • • ttr itnt,,, Edward Thomson, Gent, to be Ensign, withont pot vice Dundos, promoted. ▪ Brevet Nlajor Wit:l*qt to be Major, vier ere*. piguy, in action. Lientenrint 114 Ai-0141811 to be CAplaing of a Company, vkint4;Nic:,ip.pett. Ensign Itobert 1.;f11 to he Lieutenant, vice Voinnt vet . Timmas Browning., vlol..q4;l,:`,John titan, Dent. vi .e• Church, appointed to titekpith . rout, to he Etniignit, witliont purchase. ' i 'uteriant RyPti, from th'ised [loyal Sur. t o t ,o, • ▪ to be Eisien, ivitiluut purcintse:' I..icittenitut, Cionte (or yon tube Adjutant, vice Harrkon, wbo the Adjutancy only. • . . Arian 'few to be cnp,4711, ,I.ttni„ . kjil •e 4 'kith Dit lo , Linit• 1 1 •u—lt in resign G. dull: no to , vivo 'Few. Volunteer Jonati.nn Dolpbta• S4murlSlso o l l el, (;eot, purci:;, t iLt floath, wu.» i rtires, to he Ensigns. 7 ;1 1 It t•ii-t • .I..Nl'Lacitliin to be vice 'furner,lle cceie,t, • Puke Carne, Gent,. to bp Y,nsign, without pitechase, }pat StrAtt., opt Narianis I in ttet he Eitsl.ll without t, peonkinrd.,- - 1 t 11 4.111 Ctorke.to t,c T 5114191 Without 1/Ur.• •Ippoiatelll,4 4Qtp,Fteot. ' 'oohe . :yrn the`,..•4llr West India a Ctimpn.to,4 vier Rees], who ex . • ti e nt. hi 1 1 44 ).1,99411,11,, , • (Irsvt. ; Aitken, Esti, to be , , r, Lieutenant T. Mae Namara to -he Cspt4in of a • vita Jenkins, (toad wonints. second Lien, t .1„ t 9 ttk Vira Li k jiten wit , "a„, ; ------- , *Cifttral;froorthe be Second 1 4 ;oittcoant, rise Vacklionse, tobrit trots, v•nt.*.Rotietiki, ire 4stti ''dot, to to tioth•tiamt b ,tice itliosxolllll , irts. 102t1 n.Stativriand t, be i,ientriiant pihtlaiiie, vice Ntalson,,prot u ot e d 41 the with Foot. . taitil.tro.to4 I!'.astign Charl e s I , llingo6 b Ugutetiani, • out puteliaie, :rice Siltherl4{id, Kijpirittri tAI t i eW tbt • Waldron Kelly, Gent. to be Ensigil, tieeiTtiblinxt 4th West I [Ugh:tient, Captain T, the Foot, to he Captain of t Coorimoy, vi c e Coolie, a io exclt: , gr:s. Royal York Aangeri, Lieutenant the Honorireile .C. Pcry, frau; the 59th Foot, to be - Captain of a Company by purchase. •tid• Garrison Battalion, Ensign G. G. Robinson •from We 17th • Feat, tO'ltc Lieutenant, vice Rohertson, appoin to the 11th 'Royal Veteran Battalion. llthEoval *merlin Ibitta atm, Lieutenant D. Robert Oh. frora the ariciirilison flaiirtlion, to be Lieutenant, vice Kirke, • - pliced'on the Retired List. . , . C%. Steevens, of the lnfli Font. n:l4. ftvr•.. ton, of the• 7111 Foot, IL M'Neil, of the hest Font, W. G. - White, of the 48th Foot, F. B. Campbell, of the bath Foot, • it'. W. Cam`pbell, of the 74th Foot, It. Arinstrorig, upon the Portagpese Staff, A. Brown, of the 79th Font, Brevet. Ma joys IL M. Scott, of the 6th Foot, it. Waller, of the 103 d Foot, Majors W. pespart, of the 7th Foot, NI. Grant, of the 42(1 Foot, Brevet •Maj Ors F. - St/win, ` of tlr.. girth Foot, C. Tryon, of ,the 881 h Foot, Majors. . - Campbell, of the 6th Foot, J. Macpherson, of :the 92d Foot, to be Lieutenant= • Colonels in the Army. To be Majors in the Army, Captain J. Barres• of the 57'1i. Foot, Captain A. IL Heylaud, of the 400 Foot, Cripta7n Egerton, of the :14th Foot, Captain W. Campbell. of the s6th Foot, Captain .4 Bogle, of the 94th Foot, Captain J. IL Walnieiley, of the 82,1 Foot, Captain It. 13. a :41c1, of the id Dragoon Guards, Captain il. Thonnei, of the 27th Foot, Captain T. 11d1, of the 48th Foot, Captain 0, G, Fehrien, of the 5341 Foot, Capireill- S. 1.. Auchinuty 01 the 7th Foot, Captain J. Carroll, of the t J Foot, Captain C: DaAhwood, of the Foot Guard 4, Captain I,l:tunattn, of the 97th Foot, Captain W. Chalon r', of the 52d, Foot, Cap tain F. Mauler, of the '2.38 Foot, Captain A. Todd, of the• 110)01 stair Corps, Captain J. Macdonald, of the Stith FooL 1 - 1031 , 1TAL. SrArt.7—Depitty Inspector of hospitals Ralph Green to be lusirector of tliispitals. To be Ilospltal-Assistants to the Forces, ,Alexander Boyd, Gent. James Gent. , • The Kinittc German Legion. Ist Battalion of Liit4 infantry, Breyet Lieutenant-Colonel F. Wiasell, from the AO Battalion of the Line, to 1e Lien tenant-Colonel, vice Ompteda, promoted in the sth Batta lion of the Line. Ist Battalion of the Line, Lieutenant - 16 be Cap- _ . twin of ft Company, rio - e Avemaiiii, killed in action. To be•Lieritcriants;c.nsign . .)s. Arent.ischildt, vice Michaelis, who resigns. Ensign itm Drysdale, vice Rettherg. Ditto, Lieutenant, F. Rain!) Wet:O. - stern to heCaptiiiii of a Company, vice Langrehr, promoted in the 6th Battaliim of the Line. Ensign J. Itioaiittin,.to be Lieutenant, vice Miencbstern. , 4th Ditto, Frederick•Auxinitits Schulze, Gent: to he , EnSiga,. vice Mohr, whose aopointuientlias not taken place. ' 'sth IJitto, Brevet Camel Oinpt...4a, from the Bittalion of Light infantry, to be Coluuel Cominazlttanti .. vice Klin,, ,, sehr, deceased. 7th Ditto, Ensign C. tichurieli to be Lieutenanti vice Mull,' derloch, plated upon Half-pay. fith Ditto, Brevet Major C. W. Langrehr, Item the 4d 13atta. lion of the Line, to he MaJor,vice-Wisell,premoted in the Ist Battalion of Light Infantry. Ch.iseeurs Britftonitlit.Sie=Licutenant tb tain of a Company, vice Touroefort Lilla in action. Sicilian Itegiment.—,,Lientenant T. l'eaceclte, from the 4 , lth Foot, to be - Captainpf a Company, vicultoverca, io action. Off ire of Ortliiance, ISO. 11.1edical Establihhreent .for the hlilittry Diimrtment of the Ortioance.-4—Surfeon Nattnoljel Horadiyto bet itesklent Surgeon, vice Smyth, retired. Assistant-Surr,eon,llwerd Simpson to he Snrgeen, vice finchXby. Second AO;jltatit : Surgeno . Doctor Alexander l!vi'l)onal‘l to'be Atielt4nt-Sur grim, vice Simpson. 'Temporncy .. Aoistrint-Sorgeon:`ltm, Beard to be Second Asx4tant-Surgeon, vice M‘nouaid.• BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Amps Wrny, of YOkenhousertr.d, merchant, from September 7,t!) 1,8., James Akerson, late of Brook-street, Holborn, earpet-manu far:tut-col from September 11 to October 4. • John.Johnsom l Klrby,lfigh-stre.et, Borough, siching-tual;er, from September I`.l to Aovembsr ti. • TIANKItUPTVY SUPPISEDED.. Edmund Jones, Superior, tllionmonth3bire, bgniei„ 11A`KltIJkyrS. • • Willi•on Thomas ' Plymouth , linen-draper, to stirrinder toter and 16, at. one, at Guildhall, London. .Attorn*, , y, M r p art, r..ti New llaAing4.ll-stroet. Thoonts Mead, late. of Moore-street, qt. Ault, lA, awl October IC, at ten, ttt Gaildital I, tontio:,.. Att - 'ivy, Mr. Jeyeg, Charlotte•itreet, Vitzroy-.square. Thomas Anderson, -Newcastio-tipon-Tync,. perfumer, Sep -1,,,11,br!T iO, 21, alla 0:No1)er le, at tieren, at Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornirg, and Ttrodrick, 114)w-lane, Cheapaide, or Mr. Francis Seyinour, Nrweastie-upon7TYne. Eli Sikes, Bolton, Loneashiro;roller-manufactarex, &Tim ber 20, 2!, :104 October itt two,. at the'Stiir Inn , 'titan- Attornieg, Mr. Samuel Woodcock . , Bury, Lunca • Ntr..llllltkalork, Srriemit's4r4t, , Hodson and Ralph Hodson, Eishoo-Wtaritoot,h, ,Durliom, coal-fitterg,Septembrr 13, owl October IG, atelevrii, at the , Bridge Inn;BiglioLOVearinooth. AttornieA, Mr. Itiakigton, Symontl i s r -lim, or Mr. Thompson, Wearitiont h. _ . . :Benjamin 'retry, Dont:astir ) . Yorkshire, oil-merchant, fit:p. tember 99, at mix, 8(1, and ()ember 16, at ten, et tled Lion Inn, Dialcaster. Attoroies, '.Messrs. Illeasdale, Alex notlee,and New Inn; London, ur Mr. ,i'eur,aoo, ur r. 'Heaton, both of Doncaster. Joseph Sinnle,Plyin - stock, - Deronshire, miller, Septeniller 18, 7, and October 16, at eleven, at the , Lutnlnn Inn, lily mouth-Doak, Attnrnks, Messrs. Clolle t, Witrkhorn, and Callett,Chabeery-lane, ur Mr. Churlca Petra, Plymouth- Dock, Devon. , John sharp, 'SViiborfoss, Yorkshire,.innkeeper, September 17, awl 04:thet le, at. eleven at the house of Bayues, vintner, Petergnte, Yo;klhire. Atttaniek, Me‘srp. Da;ifer and , Nlartia, Furniralia-Inli, London, ,or j o w l Bay!dun, York. DIVIDENDS. Oct, 2. IL Porter, Woolwich, baiter—Oct. J. A. Spencer, J. •Ilowniarr,; and J. Robinson; Ilearbinder-lane, factors—. Oct., 2: J. Powell, London-road, St. Oruro's-fields, haber dasher-ov. 2. J. Smith, • Tabernaele.walk, incrchmit— Oct. 2, .MOnes, Shepherd's-market, May-lilt, 14. T. 'Liverpool; merchant—Sept. 29. M. u and S. flpikaud, Lit erpOol, merchants- , Sept. 30. ..Bayer, Liverpool, merchant—SiTt. Plover, ; Livexpool, hoot nutket‘.—Ser. Cohen, New Broad-street., broiler.— Sept. 25.11. Ridemat,WoOlwich, ehersemonger—Ort. 5..1. Vratidon, Roisell,street,•Coverit-gartlen, taylor—Oet. W. Mill T street, flanover-sitsare,, apotheenry--Sept. e 5. G. Ilardisty and 'J. Cow!ng, Iled ford - court, Owens-lorded, waollen-drapers—Sept.l7. C. liessell, Proipcct-place, Lam beth,insttrance-braker--Oct. St. W. Winbolt and W. Luityn, St. Paul'‘ Churalt-yard, stationers—Qrt..2. J. shuobert, Flackney, cooper—Oct. Q. W. E. oabb, •itiaer Temple,. attorni,,s—LSept. 28.' Minpion, ith. T. Matt son.,,jon. ukeil.'cause-yarti,,merchsuts--Nov. elt, Harrison, Uottenhorgli, Sweden, and cautpion, Great Witicheiter street, merchants. • , cFaTirtr:ATEs.' 5, ; ,,,,.. T. ettx,'East Colter, 01,r-3 1131ter, Lit ton, Derbyshire, cut t fart nrs• Young,' :ext. Ilet dealqr--T. Exeter, tritllow-chantlivr T. T,..llorrittgalr, Bath, Jay Tor —O. 1 lertton, George-street., , crt., brolter—J. Stieltou, Statildttlire, manufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISFAILVT,to. j„ , i, am b„'L it,erry, H. Morris, ,dun, .I. Pattioam, and J. Mil ler, Claagniv, merchants—J. Arid 'l', I,:invi24ter, Leeds, irotiniongers—•-B. J. and ILL. manufacturer.s-1 1 . hail, Law, I v o ; Barbadoes-4. mitt if. t!iari , ll,:r, .hilt A514.1,-. bury, curnimui-carriers—M. Lan?;4(ion, lion, Maticht.4,o:, Roth! am! .1. c o w, Plyii outfit, rope-makers---J. t4tlilfgt.,ll R. Penny, !Jilioit sireet, Southwark, paper :turf ti. Wikun, l wil. liamsou and J. w144.116(44 upholsterer J. 'l'llnnlptir~tty I'. lionar, J. C. W ,, g-tutliii, and A. H. l'hornsiti, , -------r--- ------- , PRICE OF i'l'OCh.s ON . .1 I 1,10);.1. Bank Stock i lndia Stock, I($. Ns ,„, ~., per c ent. 87 ti , t: Puna Bonds, la. dia. par Irian ut' Cr (... er Cant . . Old Ann. p , , 4 pia, strut, . nxcneti• Bins, at. pr. pat J per Cent. Red: *hitt Olimium, t 37, f: pr. , 3 por Ceirt. Cons. tin i 1"0 , r 4 P ilw 4l t; Cunt. Un - sik 1.. Arty. 14 11- lints if, 11itto Asia. 11-14liii, i 1,;(416, fier brill Chit. 47111 CALCUTIA,,, Julki 12:1812. 111 7 PPEttyk e6)1 1 .11,' OF JUDIC.ITIME. dF ENAIGN soAh Fi MUMMA: Thos. &des:goody ; of the Coriipany'S ser-: vine, tvas indicted for the murde r o f J o y Sing, ti Burtumhtst, 1 shooting WM with ri pistol- On the sth March last tin the river Ganges,. near Sodepare. The indictifient consistedoftwo eount3, thefirst of which imputed the death of the deceased to a , wound from • the pistol bullet; on the - right side. of the neck ; the other, to the force of the said bullet impelling him into the river, whereby he' was suffocated kohl droWned. The prittunet plead ed not guilty. Ensign H. A. Newton stated, that the prisoner is an Ensign in the Company's service, and a na tive of Cornwall Ott.the : soa of -March last, the witness was proceeding to Delhi, in a. pinnace, in company with the prisoner, and Messrs. Pytie•and, Anderson,. cadets. On the river Ganges,about two days before they reached Bemires, the track-boat, between six and seven in the morning, was iffl pettect. by a native boat, about twice the size of a common panuchway', which came from the oppo site side of the river, awl reached that bide .on • which the phinabe was, at the distance of about five or six yards a-head. Tile track-rope was mediately impeded by the mast or some other part of the boat.. Soady was then walking with the witness on the poop of the pinnace. There were three or four natives on the choppar of the. , native boat. The .prisoner kind the Witless called out to them in ilindostanee to disengage the track rope. The' pOplereplied, that they .woUld. Not per ceiving, however, Out they made an immediate attempt, the prisoner took the fan of. an our, and the witness a bamboo stick eight feet long, and threw them in gibe -direction of the btiat. The ,fan of oar went over,.and the '1)1111)9°1,41 short ,Of the. boat. 'By this tinie.the peop:e had tot out their track-rope, and :were clear .of the pinnace. Mr. Smithy, howeViT,..went down. into the cabin, and in a minute - ortwo, cattle up with a pistol in his hand,''w .at to the fore part . of the deck near the bow-spilt * . followed by , the witness, who did' not say a single word in expostulation, and fireth • .The witness StUr p 0 1111111C:Iiite effect from the fire, and sse'nt iii the. s poop, from 'whence he saw a tur ban floating in the water near the other boat . ; and a Short - time after heard a clamour, hut could not distinguish the eapse.. The pistol he knew to be loaded, because therewas a, brace of them belongL' ing to Mr. So=nly always lying op the table in tIA! cabin, and every lief' on on hoard was accutomeA to Mad and tire theinat alligators, .and other oh- Yam'. Nevertheless,' he did not think that any hotly Was killed, hecatise though the pistol was, tiled in a = direction toiVtirds theAttplt, 'yet the muzzle. Was lower than theboat. The same morn ing, atibrealtfast, it WAS Said, that a man -was killed • when ?dr. Soady observed; it is impos-; slide killed; have ahot.atuv one., as my pistol was pointed downwards." Ali the Gentlemen present ined that 'the declaration_ ryas made to frigh ten ;11m,, and look no further notice. Mr. P. Cortland-.Anderzon, :Cadet, deposed, that ,he, was dressing' iti:the,eabinvithe pinnace, when .0104)0w - ter catne , doten about e:glit iri the• Morning for his pistol ; the witness a4ktd. him what he viag•ffeing to shoot at vto which he tin- Overeat, " I am only going to -frighten a black Thewitnesseautioned'hiM to shoot low, and he replied, !` 3 lilt." A minute efterWards, the winless heard the report ,of a pistol ; and on, going ,on deck, was told by the .3anjee that be had heard a man was shot in theother boat. .At • t breokfa s t the prisoner said this was impossible,as' 'be had pointed The nbtol to the W4.iter. On -the :people .belonging to the police eoniii?g,on•boaetl, Mr. Newton aslied , What they ,wantied. Thersaid ,they 'had conic to ineirs the gentlenon's name who had shot the man. Newton inquired if 'they had found the body. They replied, .4 No.!' There was a stream hi • that part of the river; but dOes 'not know whether 'it Wes rapid or gentle. • 'Doolah Sing, Burkundass; deposed, that he was nephew of Joy Sing, the de:.:easeal. They Were , both in the service 'of I'o334olunit cinsayni argil - were on hoard a punchaWay, aevantipanyitig their master from Calcutta to .13indrahund. 'one InOrn-' about inn gurrieS after suri4ise, having •three gentlemen on board, overtool.: the boat in which they were, and the traeking4ope of the , pinnare caught their .mast. 'One of the gentlemen gave them much abase, and celled otif, " clear the tracking-ropeimMediatelY," To this a Dundee, named Clierno, folding his bands on his breast, replied, " Sir, I, will do it." Two heavy pieces . of wood were , then thrown tilt tlwoi by two gentlemen ;. one ofiwbotri, after the creek ing,tope 'bad cleaved itself, discharged a pistol, by which Joy Sing was wounded, and numediately full from, the ehoppar: into ,the water., ' never rose again. that he been only frightened, lie might 'have risen and ••said 30, as he could , sarim.. the.people in the boat c.ied out, «A Man is npirdered,'' and the witness -saw Joy,,Sing'sitir hatrand cloth coating 'awar in the water; the cloth sunk, hut the turban was picked tip.' No blood ,was observed in the water. Here the case for the prosecution closed.. 'The prisonerdedined addreising tire Court ; 'butellled two Wit nesNeicin prove that nobody bad.buen killetf in the boat.---aosloin Khan deposed„ that he is'a Khidinutgar in Mr. Soady's service and on the morning of the occurrence iit.clitt4StialT, was in the. outer verandah of the pinnace t ircpairing his mas ter's hookah, He saw his Master tire,thelistot, hut did not see any body fall front the ehoppar. Bad any one fallen from the head of trite boat; 9a2.. could pot have, seen it. In' a fear. Oiltittles ailt'a be a clamour, and "some one called oar, Father! brother ! countrymen ! a mint of otir's is killed !" - The biarkundasseS Within:theT,onich svay then anneal themselves .withgninsamlisvrOrd.,;,, and :mid, " we will ,kill the lout' gentleina.i ; none of them shall escape." It 'was , onlv ie . 4, bediente to the,Ciosayn, their master,. that they dtioisted• Allee, burkinidass . of the , Police Twitifth' ot . -,Seyalptior, deposed having dragged. the ri wan. .for.,the.hody, without .heing aide -ti; find it. • ,Ma ; jorloaliteh, Military Audiror-Ganieral,'sahl, I. le thought the prisoner - Jaren tempprEal, well tlix ;posed, and well educated,- and not harsh, to hi s servants. • The _Chief Justice (Sir N'i l tn. - 13arroughs) then. addressed the Jury follows tiqi.Jory,....T h iA. ()10:t gf thoir deOUT:O,k nieh Mainz ufludia la;nv Ithn. tacit a nti utosirrout cattus, lines, 'either ft :Ohl irlifator tit svilfal atjtiseGl; power, or (ruin such A total lisieg.tid of t:ieir lives, ItIC4: be considered, 4otir f ett i . it h , a s .fittie lean mirittl than delitterate IbA iniended merder.• the Irtsv of the vete, thetigh the chirge qtMslice pre, he liatill.the indictment, it net at. riecelsary, Si ; hive Otielistasli4 2 .4sir god }uterus, , we have ciftiq) Ltd Mon. Mo within the Jost fe'•_yehrs, to exp:doi the lkw in cases}—tl.'st - ftltre sliaulfl be proof hf any prcititouS spite anger agairkt.tft, pitrso'n deceased, rr 4l9 an? out! whatttver. If it person .be at a Mtn so wi.lied and ditibuli,:nl as to tire a Inile4 guy WO.. crowd of people, and tMreby oet tuiiiin the dealt a !it.: whole be never saw: before, no road tato doubt that his irtt • would be as richAy - Murder, - at if be liad given polsoc tut , ' intimate friend.. " You hare again and again lheird id thisUourt, butli fro! rM : Cowrie - I* Vol from J mhos, the loudest eumplaluts aria tt hensions of tlrat wanton and cruel abuse IA power tewate,',,ii dative inhabitants of this eimistry, of. which we We .head so . oiny fatal es,amplt-i, not only in c,oinuolisoldiefr;„ • and among' the lower vruer of Europeans, but i 4 1 0 1 their superiors. Wi th in the short space of tsvo yestropolij I think, than seren or eight Gentlemen, it: the civil stidr 3 , l ,' • tary service of the CoMpauy/bave been tried like eetuo l ? ; felon- in tioit dock, fur taking away the lives of natires.on. 114,19E1*n beesi:Observed, that the Juries, in this nount r i,', o l wore towardsilte,piionter they oa4ht to de; in 4 " ' ; •, 4 4 'wherein a European - is brought to trill for violence conlinli agabist inhabitaut ; awl au example has beei ol " ~1 i„ ,,, culled for, to cheek the frog tie ney of enormities so er uel and so disgrac.fut to ourselves. • But whatever pod 111. q to beard on this subject, Gentlemen, I trust it will li ar a r c , e on your :Muds to the prejudice of toe iudividuarwh om now trying." The t tier Justice. then proceeded to det.il at i • evidetice, in the etturse of wtoch he commented, will"lituf severity, on the etoitoestion, brutality, aad tots , feeling of the wit Newton : kle men retuart 44l, prisoner wished- by the testimony of'his Ktinhautp , n 0 a doubt, whether any Man hod been !oiled .11 “Y:,),•;11 all bearil,contiriaint.his l e urdshtp, that there 3 W I ! f r,,,, 0 1, trials for murder, that the before :thy person riot he convicted of his death, ri ot ',sir I take it, is only amlicable to castes where the 01 , 4 ~,$ body of the tleceao peteJ exAusively by cicctitastantial evidence. 14. %. :t .ir cast meotiotred by its). Lunt Hale, a ,iu twoe too * 4 '. 0 ,,,A rd of the murder of his niece. The niece h.ol Tired ie ito w o. stud had been treateu hy with 'great cruelty, 11 ':', 1 ,„;tio burial hat: repeatedly lice.' t.istoi;.e•i `.); :etc cries, ','";,,,ettif beard to exclaim, •tlea; tor..le, iiut The disappeared: awl the itaelc WA , up.oa so ;sh ing murdered her. Ile protested his in n,,Lea , owed a certain time to bud her, he procured ce ;4 041 i.: 1 ,,, of the 3:ode:age and appearance, had her dre...irj ;, c niter ; and on the evidence -or these eire cons ict ed and execated. Some time after, toe Odd again ; and c0n5••.i.....a.y it tin - :; , eit oot that she bad!' ri""iette , a.. 4 ilea front and was O ils 3 ,:i'er . •..•; s, units and Junes parr fi• cagtio4s:io6 tor murder, in cases selvre there .3 uu~ieuf, the tact-,finless the body 1.1.. d been tOood• bi``,64#o4 country, on t k al geeit -river, or at sea, where :hat tl,r Lod has sunk in the water and tuts I ;c'r i l l i t oot mure, shall if be said, that the body mast Joe f" the hint can be brutlght tai puhislintzet. ~;r o to c: It only now retuains fur me to repeat once 4 P. 4 0 . the•questiorts which you have to try. In the li411„,/cdr.10$ hitlie to determine, whether Joy Sing he itt by 14 ' 3 In•the second plitee, if dead, Whether he . was lsii destuO° atittoi; .tor e ten, if it should a pi lc ar t „ yo," 4 1 %0 4 01 drownint, it is ticces-ary that poi o",, u th , • trier satutri.tit, that th e nrowbing .was the etlect (4 , 0 0. 4 .ltd not tit fear or occident; fur, in the latter na' ., 1 A,,,,t 11, think it he ) ; sill•rdu r Y " 4" elf tl) acquit tteh'''l' Y°lel biltre little be U.S thrtibt, ngukclY , this ir.diettnent. "ftic Rent quotion is one, „ o ft' , by the prisoner. And then comes the fourth e.titi on which I apprehend )-uur decision noel pint m ovioN whether,be siTvd such threetion es was t , whether the thelices titlbel,e,,ple i t s the boat. lf von hello' .11 lc us the 1)1 itenl# then rOtir ierthet mast one of his witnesses sve a , ts ' that the Lnu rad ' Mt 'depressed, th h t be ai fit 1111 tv_ate:s relyt , ouo 30 00, 4 iiijure any 11010,110 t h e bout , inifortunate aceideolt, ev " thuhei the die 1 .4 some ih d tit the tots.''. . use thu , • 4 ei ilitieruibtAwarcusakttd tbereb) co V• But nosmia.iy,ote, ,be Mulder. hut . if you Ot)41nolo, ice will be utanslausliter ou j • 'cast it undoubtedly I , it a quarter( l l ' The jurY, after retiring a n 8 l au e g, hte rlsollcd tv hour, iLturned At verdict of Ala o t Court sentenced ~11r. SaatlY t o b itul lt 00 bin, burned in the hand, to p a y - the Gaol of Cal.lutta one year ; on d, rupees to the king.. POLICE. ~: ` Pto ,Stepi ] aiigq these Tel Dy Ail 4 Ster Braes 13 Cali ?tin t . 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'tl,4,:Bll:ll:l,,uhiic-hentse, in 'liottealla rn- l ; , o f :86 : B d th v i e : ‘ , 11 ; : a l ity.. :th i l e l s : 4 4, ! e t i f ta:lo:::(l)lt::(.l.'lCliuittirliiict.:l°slit)lit:r:etifihtln(.;lliieTt:le,g:gtwa::::,l:ri,tieelia:etiletell::(iarlC*.fri.g9;te::)l(,(ellirtiathil:;:e°,6;"jtgili,-;:.,(,,,:!:,riici 1: : . gb i . i i i i i : e it it : , : 6 Im o t e l e c ,r s i - ft s , t 1. tr which e e r e t t , i, o i : t i , 1 . ; t 1 i t pii: i ti : r,, s c e s s a l :I t ie . ! vi c et i : I. t . ty . 1 1: : 1 je c i, : Ilr t c: i r ii I : g ' s , (1 - :: i 1 It :; several resper:table witoeoec) ti le e ' t 0 1 -impropriety of their co'ruiuct, colleted th callt eve , which they not twin?, able to ek), ',.-4. 1.e .04' ~, e( 0 `"). e s t il: l: ll t :i r e t l t4t.: : !i i.: l l .° ; ' l ll r .t f e lii t cf i lv t ° , ( 1 91 1 a illi t n: 11 : t t i'llei s e i li : ; t:li n : I n ir l ie r i t i l i ji t e l i e l l ' i l . :, t11: :w: te i ll I b l i ;:i i , e c il :tt i n tl i ii i"l e: 41 11 : : 14 : 1 1 5 : 11: 0 eil:(11:: :: : : -t r il e '' i l l i c , ; ' I n i'v , j ; '1 / '(' : t .4 l c li ii s g3 ;: si e ,rr , iisti t i, v g. iztvhpt:_sh:liiel:,tnflyilsin..f::::,lly pneerito:l:lo,ol ne observed, that Mr, Benncte-continaes tt`",iDe out pots, which. creates much oPP° III6II 1 e l t t iol3)e t c e re s fil t et f i (It t ,./e ,ii. f ii i 71 e : if ;el j a .: 1 1 : : : 1 1 .:sv I I ) 1 : 7 1, e i r ii rh i , 1 ijt lt :, t s I. : el e st r l e ~: ~i,:: : : 1 1. e : : its I V ' t: l' et\ ' I i f 17 ,5 4 a Of e t before \V. Kr; NA:ltn, lisq. oa 3 lispicial,;lo n i r, robbery of the L...eds Mail, il Litt 01. ,, at g -fr : c " proved to be io Tynssession of ' 4 " tc '' t° pavts „ot- I ~' t l ta i t ve l i e e s , l4 7l , i ii s t :t:r n if i t .‘ l s t : iii:t l l i t i e w je l:t s e d x s J i i\ O l i t i l l' 6 l e i:ti , ; lse ; r e i : S r te : ls l3 .l, : t):llsl,4''';; i ecNt'lludreng::ltvOirebrilliirlatte il i ill .0 c hart te u . 1 e tit „.., Grab " k . .. HALL .----._ great nurvber of ,;!- oc,' PlchPockets were brought up by 0 3 ',,t V I : t."Toluew FAia.rt,tesnoqlnltienng-ft‘r)vtPi)enkl 1,71(::::0t11‘1`;,r.:41;i lie '•l'etined until the. Fair slrall be °Ye i co g' i (,)ihur were discharged, upon a.proatiiell° nearllli.:Fair again. , t' 1 ~. . . f t, !MITI ;F , ' S t y . i t, 0 . ~, 1 : ::::.,,.. A .,1 I 11 :41 . t i . : c: :: : t e : ::, a l 1 .11 ,, t :,jy . i ::: cia t . .:: . 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