The Sun. — London, England, 1813-12-08 00:00:00

THE. LONDON CAZ ETTE, Dec. 7. 4 11,1mr r.,''Py-0,/, , it.•e, Dec. 7. Achnical . l Keith hos transmitted to John Crolier, Esq. a letter from Licut. Gordon; cOpimantling the Dwarf cotter, giving an account of his haying wt the 4th nit. captured off the Cor dovan, Ow Ameriqau ,letttir of iiiarepte schooner catryinF two guns ,and bound nom I.lotirdeanx...to Charleston. • latirally-Ogice, Dec. 7, 1813. Copy , of a better from l'apt.Trokommt, of his Majesty's ship 1:0ir6;,, to JOHN WILSON (to nit, Est dated oil Cux hven, the 2d instant. Sta,—l !lave the. honour to enclose, for the information of my Lords Cfflumissioners Admiralty, ; duplicate of a letter I have written to Admiral Yottng, 'giving a detail of the ca pitulation and surrender of the French batteries ut cuxhaven. I have the honour to be, &c. Awrimit Mi k iesWs ship Pc.iree, off. (*shaven ' , Mcembcr 1, 1,03. Sta,-r--T have the 11011011 C to, acqiniik you, . that the Frenr.li batteries of Phare and NapoleOn have esterday entered into capitnlatiou, and this morn , mg surrendered to a detachnient of his impel:hit Majesty's Russian troops, Comuninded•by Colonel Alexander Radinger, and his Britannic Majesty's squadron (as .per inargiiv l, 9, under My Command. ' ' On the 28th tilt. 1 arrived here from Bremer lebe, where I found - Capt. Orem), of the Sham rock, glad Collected the squadron, to cb-ppertite with the Itkissian troops. On .the same evening, 1 ordered the gun-boats to take a position above Napoleoh, and to cannonade that battery, in con cert with the Russian troops, and advanced the squadron ready to attack . Phare (or Cuxhaven). On the is brisk and ',yell directed fire was •lept upon Port-Napoleon- by the gun-boats, and from field-pieces from the Russian line, with inn sitieroble effect ; and their tirailleurs annoyed the enemy in both batteries, by a .constant fire of muskkry, which was returned with vigour, and from the battery of Phare red-hot shot werefired, which, blunt several lamseti in the town. During this time, we were employed in guns from the squadron, and erecting a battery 'within 400 yards of the . stork!.of Phare. On the morning of the 300) it was completed, and presented to the . enemy a formidabie appearance, consisting of tell -1 pins, viz. six 1 8-pounders, two 32-pounders, and two (h pounders. The. morning was quite thick, and obscured our works, but as soon as it cleared, and we were ready to commence our attack, the enemy,threw out a 'truce, which has'eaded in the surrender of these two extremely Wong batteries, consistiug of 26 heavy guns, two 13-inch mortars; and a blockhouse, with a garrison of 300. men' and officers, who have been made prisoners oaf war. The expedition with which Captains Green and Banks (who had the direction of forming /Ind coin pletiug the seaman's battery), performed that ser vice, I trust will speak for itself.' ' Lieutenant Kaultain, whom I had occasion to mention on u tkieent occasion; as a volunteer, continued his Ser vices, and with all the officers and. Men of, the I,quitilron employed on this '•.)etsasion, merit the best thanks, its well as the gun-boats (uuc!er my direction of Licatitnarit flaunter) ) , who partico hilly distinguished themselves; by their rected fire, and by the injury they did to the ene my's works. I have very great pleasure in stating to you, Sir, that in the last ten days the small detachment of Russian troops, commanded by Colonel Itadinger, t34fitCd by his Majesty's squadron under my coin, mand, have been fortunateilt reducing Tour strong batteries, consisting Of fifty heavy gums, four mor tars, and 800 men and officers, tall prisoners of war; d r cannot helii expressing the satisfaction , which I feel in arqualking youythat the wbole of this serviee has been carried on with the great est cordiality between the co-oparating forces, bkh officer's and men ;' not the smallest misunder standing on any occasion. I am extremely happy .to state, that thc.loss on this occasion has been very trifling ; on the part of thh Russians two killed and three wounded : we have sustained no loss, I have. thought it right to forward this dispatch, without delay, by Sir George Keith, in the Redbreast, who takes to Digland the C?fficerti of Fort Mare, who are pri soners of war': Two days ago I had the 'pleasure to learn, that Stndt had been taken possession of by a Rnssmn deiaehnient, under the urdiirs,,cof Count Strogo mdffe.---1 have the honour tobe, Ate. (tiiped) A. FARQUHAR: IL These battcries were complete ‘yith pro visions . of all kiwis for six wqeks, and a very con siderable quantity of mil; ary btores and itarmini tion of every description., W. Young, IZsci Admiral' uf the White, sfe.. De4irt'e, Shatnruch, Illa.zer, ri4rcer, Redbreast; sun Jousts, h;Us. 4,5, IC. MILITARY purimoTioNs: ce, ,DrY cnit , t, 7, lti 7th Itegitnont orDrkgooit t4ofirds, Cornet James 'Bennett to bn Livuttnaut, Imreli , nte, rice 11riller, aolointeci the bt.lr ltoyal Veteran'Battalion. tient, to be Cornet, ire Bennett. 4th itegimsint of Dragivms---To he Cornet 4, Bicknell Cent. by pitre)iaw, vice Instittiley, who retirei, Robert limn:nee Towto.end, Gritt. Witlltlut litirclitiye, vice tiod , cost, promoted. 10th R eg iment 'of Light flragohhs, Richard Bury Palliier, Gent. to lie Cornet, wilawut ptirchinie, vice .NoiilersUi pro mined. ttith I)itto, Arthur Ingteby, Gent, to lie. t.'orlyA, without pur , vhan., vice Burke. proroteo. 41 , 4 Ditto, Smotod Cattcr, Citlit. to be Cornet, without pot-. vice Heywood, ibr,iiioteci. Tith tirtintisit, Gent. to bei,:ortiet, by prieciuoie, %.iee Cole, who retires. . tat Ite4iinent 01 Pout tioarii+—,-To to. rnsiKtis, without ror. elvo,a, John Franc', .1101er .1:i - slime,. Cient. 'vice Knatch flece.,4ed„ Fredio Thorolon Gould, Gent. vice Sir T. Itirvie, lit Regnnent, of v,lnt, CAppi;rl Wetherall, from the York •('liassenr6, to he Captain of it Company, without 'lntrelnise, 'vice Muedonal.t, appointed to the 9.t1 Royal Veteran. Bat.. talton. 64 I)ittu, „Mint yowelier, from the '39th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vier NOV? , • Etth Ditto, Jinn, !sop', ;1. Lieutenant iii tti Regi ment, to ll , ' ylre ,viio Eh Ditto, ti , .;111. from th , Military •, , v i ce . . , iutinent •,, tit!! Ditto, 1. , •• !:, itorttiv , : t,nitibtirgli LO lie .1 I.Leut i„ 14th Ditto, Lientersantßoberl i Pines % from the Roval West minstcr Middleicx-Militia, to be tinsign, vice Alibott who resigns— • • . • listli Ditto, Ensign Samuel . .kl(Caut to he T.ientenant, with ont purehme, rice Curnsichael, proinoted io the Won Foot. Ensign Henry Senior, from the Goth Foot, toibe• Ensign, vice M'Canl.. ` l . - 9 th Dltt", Verret Major George Tod to be Major, svithout purcha s e, s 'nicker, premmed on the staff in Canada.-•-- Lieutesiant James 13rooke to be Captain of a Company, vice Todd. • To I k4.l.kntenants, without William. Clark, vice Stannus, promoted. Ensigu A. Richardson, vice ri.ookle. • • • - 31st Ditto, Ensign Richard Wood, fri.;,-.1 the Sligo Militia, to -be Ensign. - 834 Ditto, Lieutenant E. J. Priestley to be AdjiWint, vice Moore, deceased. • 35th Ditto, Quarrer , Maiter-Serjeant ---- Foote to le. Quar ter-Master,' vice Maedeld, promoted in the 7th Royal -Ve teran Battalion. • ;nth Ditto, Lieutenant Nark Bamford, from the Kildare Mi- • • litia, to he Ensign;. - 39th Ditto, Lieuteneint-Edw trd. Williams, from the 34 Foot, to be Lientroant, .vice (:ouch: r, who exehanges. 434 Ditto, To he t'!•--p twins of tuoiptioies without purchase, Lieutenapt 'William Freer, vice Capel, killed in action. Lieutenant Bernard Murphy, vice Murchison, dead of his wounds. To he Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign IV. Carrutlier's•, eke Edward Freer, killed in ,action; Ensign M. H. War ren, vice W. Freer. Tube Ensign, Robi:rt Mulcuster Actelimuty, Gent. to be En -sign, vice Carruthers. 47th Diu* Lieutenant John Craigie to be Captain of a Com , any, vice Hawkins, deceased; Ensign David Calder to lie Lieutenant, vice Ceaigie. • 534 Ditto, John 'Whitfield, Geut. to be Ensign, by purchase, rice Caffev, who retires. 56 th i)itto, Lieutenant J. G:Tinn, to be Adjutant. - • , 60 th Ditto, Ensign Edward Jove;. ; from the toll Garrison Bat talion, to lie Lieotenant, without purchase. • ; To be Ensigns, without. purchase, J; Gourville, Gent. George l'cittie, Gent:Alexander Vateroun, tient. vice Senior, ap pointed twtheligh Foot. . • . To he Surgeow t . 4 4 ssistant-Surgeon George Vermeuleo, from the Hospital Stalf. '• Gad Ditto, Lientenaot G. Savage to• he Captain of a Com pany, Without purchase, vice Ouseley, promoted on the' Stall iii fort input ; _Lieutenancifiutws Kerr, train !fall-pay of the 54th Foot, to be Lieutenalit, vice Irwin, whp ex- ' changes, 82d Ditto Lieutenent J. Boyd to he Captain of a Company , vice Malone, deceased; Ensign David kl-aser tee be Lieute nant, vicalloy4. .86th Ditto, Ensign H. Stuart, front the Limerick City Militia., to be Ensign, wit lona purchase.' 96 th Ditto , : Ensign G. Wood to he Lieutenant, eke Rogers,. dismissed the Service ; Itebert.nontgoniery.,ltlent. to-be Ensign, vice Wood ; 1-I,lvital-Assistant I . Vaikei to be Assistant-Sarge.on. vice Markham; promoted 'in the York . Light Infantry Volunteers. Ist West India Regiment, Liententint F. Collins • to be Cap tain of a Company, withunt vice Duke s promoted its. the York ChasseurS. Ensign J. Mackenzie to he Liteo tenant, vice Parkinson, deceased ; Alexander Cal dow, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mackenzie ; Richard Walsh to be Asoistant,Surgeon, vice NU*, de ceased. . 3d Ditto,' Ensign 11. Ternboll to be Lientenant, rice Brad shaw,deeenard ; Archibald 111" ravish, Gent. to be Ensign, vice TOrnhull. 4th Ditto, Hospital-Assistant J. Johnstone to lia'Assistant- - SargeoO, vice Walker, whose appointment has Dot taken place. Gth Ditto, Lieutenant IV. E. Grant to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Dicier, deceased: To be Lieutenants, Ensign B• Penniger, vice Fraser, dis • - missed the Service; Ensign J. Churel?, vice Grant. To be Ensigns, J: Johnson, Gent. vice. Penniger ; Richard Wickham, Gent. vice Church. • To be Quarter-Master, Serfeant-Major Henderson, vice Anderson .who resigns. • I t3th Ditto, i d ieuttinant William Hadley, from the 1024 Foot, -, to he Cantain of a Company, vice 'Wingfield, deceased; Stead, Gent. to be Ensign, vicellely, dismissed the .Service. - • Royal West India Rangers, Hospital-Assistant WilliainKens nedyto be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Thomsou, deceased. 4th Garrison Battalion, Ensign A. Moran to 'be Lieutenant, • without purchase; George.Ariostrung, tient. tube Ensign, vice'Moran.. • 6th Ditto, Lieutenant H. ILDighv, from the 52d Foot, tube Captain Of aCoroPany, vice O'Beirne, who retiree ; Benja-. min Bavley, Gent. to ,be Ensign, vice Jones, promoted in the iioth Foot. • ' • • • • sth Royal Veteyan Battalion, Lient. (rem the 7tll Dragoon Guards, to be•Lieutenant,i vice Bennett, plated on the Retired List, • lOth Ditto, Lieutenant J. Harrison,. from the Royal Waggon Train, to be Lieutenant, - • Royal Corsican . Riingers, Colonel H.. Lowe, to he Colonel. York Cita, , eurs; Lieutenant 11. Floyd, front the 19th Light Dragoons, to by Captain of a Company, .without purchase, vice Iretheritll, appointed to the Ist Foot. Serjeant-Major J. Lowry, how the Ilst Foot, to'he Qnartec-Master. Mwn's', ST AFF..•—•PIICITYOr ' S Clerk T. Vaughan to be Be • piny Purveyor to the Forces. • • , • -Ilespital-Assistant A. Huggins to be Apothecary to the Forces. To lie Ilospital-Assistauts to the Forces —F. M‘Donagh, Gent. F; B. W bite, Gent. • '• The King's German Legion. • Ist Regiment of Dragoens, W. Joneii, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Bosse, promoted. • 211 Ditto, Troop Serjeant-Major Nieee' to be Cornet, F. Nanne, who resigns., 1,1 Regiment of Light Dragoons, G. Leopold ("ouzo, Gent. gel Cornet, vice Leopold, whose appointment, has not taken place. id Ditto, Ernest Soest, Gent. to be Cornet, vice D. Schulze deceased. . • 3d Ditto,. To'be Cornets, Charles de Hellen, Gent. vice Oel k,ers, prompted. F, Baron Heymert, vice Krause, prompt ed. Atigustus Baron Hodenberg, Maus Baron Ititclen-• berg. : • • • • • - • Ist Battalion of Light Infantry. To . 1m Ensigns,- 0: - . Best, Gent. vice Luttwiz4 superseded. L. B. sue Koss , ler, promoted. Adolphus A. de Gentzkuw, rite Koester, prothoted. . . 2d Ditto, Ensign 4. Machean t o be Lieutenant, vice Klein,. burg, who resigns. Ensign 6 Frederick de Robertson, Gent. vice Earl . , promoted. Augustus Friedricks, Gent. vire Mitebean. Ist Batt. of the' Line—ta be Lieutenants, Ensigns W. Best, vice Boyd, killed:inaction , Wilding, vice Wedell, • who resigns. 3d Ditto, Losign F. Lescher• to be Lieutenant, vire Diedel, promoted. Charles Augustus yon der. Suden ! Gent. to be Efisigu. sth Ditto, Cadet-Serjeant WilliaM W alther to be Ensign, vice Klingsohr, promoted. The Duke of Brunswick ,Oels' Corps. • Cavalry—To be. Cornets, Serjeant Loader, vice,. • Ahlers, dead of his wounds. Serjeaut • vice Lubec, promoted. :Infantry—To be Valorem, William ran Rernewits, Gent. vice Verth, promoted. Calio Von .Bodenstuff, vice Biergniali, promoted. I York Light Infantry Voinnteere, Assistant-Surgeon •H. W. Markham, trout the With Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Gowan, deceased. • Manx Volunteer Infailtry,.F,nsignMin. Maddrell to be Lieu . tenant,"vice J,l7..Christian, who resigns. • . To be-Ensigns, Mathe,v Harrison, Gent. vice Cowl, who re tignS: - James Quirk, Gent. vice %V. Madded'. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. W. Mumford, of Shorne, Kent, timber-merchant.. 11:11CICRU1' . f!i, Thomas Itrail, Gosport, Ilampsl4ire, painter and glazier, to surrender I)eeeroher 17, at nue, 18,, at eluvett, and i lantutry 18, at one, at the India. Arms Ina, Gosport. :Weenies, Messrs. illinchin and Weddell, Gosport t or Mr% T. Tlfiggs, lissax-street. . 1 . Thomas Wood, Ilarthalinnew-lana, DecemhiCr 14, 18, ,and January 18, at twalve, Attorney, Mr. :11`1)(iff, %Vast Smithfield. Jarnes l)orcington Niblett, Pleat-street,. paper-stainer, De cambier 14, 24, anti Jarititiry tai 711 (40E11001,-i Atincury, Dilr. Sher wood ; C ilterbifry-:iiiita Southwark;• , ••• William Grave, Ski i hire, • Ironnionger, Dcee'intier '2l. '23, and Janii,try 1 .3, at lava°, at, tha 111,ick liarsi Inn, •Attiirnies„ Extey, at, aita 1)41w8ul, Furliivar 6. -1 1111 , or Messrs. Alcocli and Pretton, 'fltoinas Ilirgt, Darronforil, LanCathirri-calieq.inanufaaturer, Deaenther 12,43; nod - Jitimary, 18, at eleven, at the .11)aek Horse Inn, Skipton: Att orates, Maisrii. '4 4 14, s to ' c h e ,. awl Driwsim, Fri voiviirs-laii, .floitmilllD or .I,la.ors, said • PeutgeiKohnly, • St rption-grittnni, Wcstmtatter, colouranos Deceit, Iter Ist, 11; and January 18, ut tWel vt. ' at I :aildhari-. Atturnie.,, Molirs..Bnllea-ale, Alexander, and i/oline. Hat ton-cnutt, Threadneedle- street. Thomas Hart, thonghtun, I,;llnra. , .ire, enrol-daaler, Pe et...tulip, 4, ”. " li ve, it '2-40 ten, ;int, .lAtivary 13, itt.cleven, at the Buck Wigan. .11t.irti;e• , , Mr. %Vint'le, JolmpAtreet, Bedford-row, or Iltr. Ga-I,ell, NVig-an. Edwin d jun. 11.1rr.ock-side, t nallterland,. cpttle deoler, January 10, 11, anti IS, at vleven, at the Green Dra- - . pm. Inn, Attornies, Mr. henry reatsen, Car. lisle, or for. John liirliett, Bond-court, John Ilodgson, Peter Hodgson, and .lobo Key, NVarkingtart, Cumberland, bankers; December. :7, IS, and JAnoary IS, at eleven,- at the Golden Lion, Whitelmven. Attornies, Messes. Farrer, .4teatltitati, anti flit hell, Nicholas-lane, Lombard -street, or Mr - F.6%;it) Holwell haven. • John 'Nlears, Altlgate; Woollen-draper, De:-ember 1.1,41,' and January IS, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Palmer, Tondinsons, and 'Thomson, Copthall-eourt, Throg mortnn-street. . , . Abraham lto:son, late of Hough-Mill, Cheshire, miller De cember 20, 21, and January i.t, at clever), a'. time Talbot Market-Dravton. Attornies,,Mr. J. 1.. Warren, Mar liet-Drayton, or :Clews. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's-build ings, Loudon. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, DEc. 7. THE OPERA HOUSE.---WATERS V. TAYLOR. This was a bill filed for an account, and - praying as a preliminary to the dissollicum of the co-part nership Of the -plaintiff, as owner of seven-six teenth shares of the Theatre, with a mortgage for . 57001. on the remaining; nine sir ores, that the 'de fendant may be removed from the. iitlice of flenerai t Tanager, and the concern sold out under a deceee of this Court, owing to the defendant's absence, violations of the articles of co-partnership in dis missing sonic Officers and performers, appointing others with excessive salaries, and in particular Madame.Catalani at. four or 50001. u year or sea son, without the concurrence of the plaint u, con trary to.ugreement. 1111. LIAnT and Mr. JOHNSON, for the plaintiff, supported the above statement, with other divers Charges, and evidence was read on . both sides. Mr: RitHARDS, for the defendant, to be,folliSw ed by Sir SAbtUP.I., RoMILLY, Ml': LEACH, zltld Mr. AVETHERALL, made a strong statement against the relief prayed for by the bill,, and justified the de fendant in all hiS arts, without which the per formanees.would-wholly cease, since the concur.' renee. of the plaintiff could be obtained to no act, • whatsoever, pursuant to the article. The LORD CHANCELI OR. 'observed, that if he bad jurisdiction over this question, to dissolve the contract, or to enforce-its perfOrmanee, which he doubted, either Would equally destroy the con cern.---Adjourned! . _ COURT OF KING'S DENCI-1, Drc.7. cONSPIRApY. THE KING v. nousrimm AND* PHILLIPS. This was an indictment against the twu defen dants for a conspiracy to impoverish and Oppress Tower, by setting ,up a fraudulent an. forged, ei)guovit for 40W. as being executed by Tower, The facts of the case were as follow :,•-•.Mr.- 13oustield, who is an attorney, was for some time employed as the sirlicitor of Mr. Tower, and there were considerable accounts between them.' Mr. Tower, the present prosecutor, was the member of a very respectable family, and had been e.tti tied to considerable property, which he had dissi pated by extravagant habits ; during the time of his conoexion with lonsfieltl there v.-ere running . accounts between them ; Bousfield having received . money for him, and accepted bills for his accolU r mod:lt:jou, until -at length, in the year' 1511, Bous field brought an action against him, to which_ a cognovit was given, and to which the other defen dant, Phillips, was a witness. This cognovit Tower applied to the Court of . Com Mo n. Pleas to set aside, on the ground that it was a forgery,' and that he had never executed any such in -strument. After sonic discussions by counter affidavits_ in that Court, Tower was indicted for perjury, and was tried rat. the last lero Assizes for SUrrey, and acquitted. He now indicted Bonsfield and Phillips for a conspN racy., in making what he alleged was a forged . cognovit ; and the question was, whether the ; cog novit was forged or not ? Towers himself swore that the signature was not his hand-writing, and that he, bad never executed it, .antra great many witnesses spoke with equal positiVeuess that it wits. not his hand-writing in their belief ' On the other hand, a great nurqber of witnesses deposed, that they believed the, signature to be the hand-writing ...of Thwer, and several others were induced to impeach his credit ; nail of these, Mr. - Stokes, an attorney, said, that front what he knew of Tower, be would not believe him oil his oath . . • The trial lasted nearly the whole flay, and tale Jury found the defendants—Not guilpj. • • OLD BA 1 LEY. ' Yesterday Mary Faikner Nvas indicted for steal ing in the dwelling-honsc of Edward tiodden ones, a gold watch, six silver table-spoons, four forks, &c. of the value of 101. The pristine - 1., it appear ed, lived h the service if Dr. Junes, the prose tut or, in the. wont h of ..4Jetoher, rt,nOilad thc sale care of the house during the Doctor's stay in lfainpsi'irtQUitty-Deallt. Blenheim, Warral, and Welch, three boys, 'the elde.t . of 'svhotri was mit seveoteen, were capital ly convicted of burglariousiy breaking and enter : . tng the dwelling-housed Mr. Parker, in Plince's-. street, with intent to steal, Nichidis, one of the : Bow-street patrole, detected Blenheint, in con junction with the other two prisoners,,removing pane of glAss, and us a curt was passing Blenheim Introduced his hand threugh the appertnre..' At this time 'there uras. a whisth by some of the ting Opposite,. who were supposed to have seen .some of the officers, and Blenheim ald Welch decfinp ed without theic•booty.—Otalty• Janes Carey Was indicted for stealing a quantity of iilute,in the trelling-houie of Mr. Blemunt, of Woburn-place. The prisonerwent down the area steps of the proSe^mtor's house,' and inquired of a servant motet for the footman; 'by name, wilt) was 'dot within. 'AI this time aoOtber man; a supposes! ae6 o rnpfice, knocked at the door, and duriowthe time the B e nin! t! went. up to the door, the prisoner h a d d e p a rted, and the plate was soon after missed. rite priSoner receiyed, alood,chanscter, and . was ueluittetr. , A S11.110';',It. . . A Sharper,of no common abilities ha) frorlo ( time p;st re iced in s liristol, under thy .-o!utte 1 ' lie as4umed the manners 'of the complished gentleman rode in his carriag e ; having acquired, the:confidentef re able:individuals,:stsuceekd Obtaining front 1101 IS tradesmen aturothers above, On On tray se'unight: be left"Liris. tat 'fir a baron the four for Worcestrr—thimee to Malvern, back to the Star G and arter,.:at Worceste r,.( # . Monday; recd gilized pect , by a Ocilla') from Newnham; in Gloucestershire , being the p .e tson who - had two years ag9 successfully - enacted thriltrit- p ar s o n a t Nova . lie was accordingly apprehended, sole lodged in Gloucester gaol. Smite tinio• ago/ whilst employed hit levying contributions in Coy!, wall, he married a young - Ludt of respectitote connections ; and having - obtained Wisse'l l of her property, he, in a - fe w da y s , afterwaroi set off fOr London", on very urgent bitsiness-- Befo're the time fixed for his return hail C. Aired, the friends of the Lady were surprisel by finding the death of Mr. Williamson annotorc6 iu otte of the Cornwall papers. At first tbey C ° chided that the printer had been imposed tilw, the ""; but, on farther investigation, the discovered."'l letter Wits in, the baud-writing of Willistor himself. Ile resided at Newnham for sis - 1 10 ; i i ,i c during which period his orations. kr the , gained him a host of admirers ; b ut at , some suspicions having been entertain ed true character, and being pressed for ctc"(, his d ;: tials as a Clergyman, he thought pro Per "! re , camp. During his residence' in Brist ol, sented himself - as having been formerly C(f Abe arquis of Lansdon. lie '‘vto it .""t teil to GionMcestercennty gaol un Monday it'n't.°v, on a charge of forgery. !~i tllerreit e N pt o i t , ; i l l t o C r ork Regiment of Militia, W.iteltil. thewyeadiness tot'sreorvei4inihtinlyull)sa;tl(l.:fivtebeeNti%);'r7a. ''''' ..litt - &scape (aintost miractilon;); from inuniaeor . (-hlur,-er %vas on Sunday worning.last expo..eurc.° by Captain 13uLLEN, of the,Seets Greys,"(lll.l4 , amiable familY. They were proceeding :la 11 ; 6 : payout:he to Asked front their :re , ,ideoC e ;: c . Washwood Heath, the :Captain and hi' 4 l e l - , :on the dickey, his lady and. four ehildrea Wilili barouphe, when, as they were deseendiag.th',/, , by M. Ilatton'S, thedickeybroke awav t ()l . l ' ‘ ,„ ''. body of file - rarrine, and 'precipitated Ole ' - ' 3 . l ';;, taut mild servant to the• ground. The l'''' n :i • immediately proceeded towards Tlir-minghto'l,. full . speed._ They 'passed through; SaitleY, I ll ' e turnpike gate, and over the brdge. , .'" 1 tscent near Mr. Galton's plantation the horsei..c little slackened`thcir pace, and Mrs. nailer), eell', wonderful presence of mind, took, OM Oel'arti, nity to throw her fOur children, one after t,'! .. other,. out of the barouche upon the bauk,at t 114: road side; she' then sprit:pg. out of the carriagell,o self, ran to.her children whom she . coneyrdect the turnpike-pte house,, and proceeded !:.),,f, the Captain. .Great Ivo thuirinntna: joy [it 1' 1 ,, e ,. ing that 'no Hun' of • edusequence had beat ' CeiTed by any o f the fanii4y. --- .- .`-- - ' - ---, ' -..-- ._. _ ....- --;--- 7.--11 -,- ; '.- ;;;; ; iv.--1 0 Latch', a,. ...;00...13111, Op Lady of Captain t;ill;rit ote, of I. NWesty's sitip'SeanUwicle6 Of a 0111:iteid.ly se'llnight,' I'art•Aliouth Doclyarkt, flat Lag of 'f horuas'Grant, Esq. Clerk uf the Cheqtte, of a tlauthteL ately, at Mallon Lodge, Yorkshire, the Lady of S. 11.(W perthwaite, Esq• of a son. A11.1111LP• r h In Friday laqr, Alexander C M astleb, r , ti . t ett.o . 1:44 ! nt ii t t Company's Mai lye Serrice,'lo attnia, diaitint of Andrew I)uucau, of thir C i v il Service. _ -.- . • DIP. • . . On the €2 . oth of last October, aged 18, at Bora, of aW.. t o ` VI ao-r, (~. im receiviid.on,tbe Mb; Ensign Ales:tole .lotm . 0 1 0 , .A.2(1 Regiment, lottrigrst son of the late Cafttain Joim ~ , ..Fraser, of the Etopil Artilery. . ~.,' • - , F,, On the 4th inst. at Camhtulge,,aged WI, Joho Saum,-,te ..( . utE::.to,lle:liii.;,l?tlyt:::ll:lld:aub:yi:viclu:sltitna.,r tjt:l;Litlifulti,l'oltatitbie:l:titily„l:Len:ll::'iv,‘C::::,:::u.t'l;d•g". B fl et : t - ll't A .u s t t I t :: II:: . 1 "1 :': . ,- OW the ,9.lSt nit. , lif Carlisle. James Erskine Tytlet/ " ,011 Of Lieutemint-Colmiel Tviler of 'Edinburgh. Ajeer. .Ishcowis, the eldest snit of John'Oitis, E4ii. of CoA',,i,i o ice: 44_ et! IG, w.llivi.as, ilrofnefl %rink: ,rtite '‘ iurn wrough, Du . uwlay se iiiiight. -_ • - - -.• 4, 11).1; 44t To ,t, 111 Zi}lt . . t'( l 4ii, rk4, ql, Slll, 1.11. !hat I 11;1VC l'OCCIV:2(1 She most wonderful bcg": 111 tii. , " 1 - 1 ;! l Take'the eni•Vest Opp9rttlnit y tt) nctitinifill.;,,Y,,,,,.• ii , ~ uncut your 1)1, XON's. AN' T I BM, 1 t.) 1.1-3 1'11.1.S,':„10:, 4. 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Mullens, ditto ; J. lturu. • R ',- ' • , f ; dish sCt °lll:: l " n tiP t l : ti f °l3 ; 4 with i f lr i E fi .(i n i. : e :n ri 'r y tYl. i : :t '.; l i t er i. : k i s e ". r i fi lks r ls i r l i ;i 3 v le o lr t r sG t . l'i‘'lctidfu'iitait'i:'l:: . . ' 11' . bility. Sir: yotir inost obedi,mt .ierVsnt,' - , i... i• • 9 4. •,1; . . TtI ( NIAS klAttlt()Ll), u 1 the shIP • Juiy 1, 1912: a' ''-- • . 1.1 31- ',! Shid,.‘viv.l,;:ile and 'retail, at R. Tiaitlei's Clieiniva••c,,,, r And PO MO. Mrdicille Wareltuus-.1, 4, Cl t e,•;.sttle , ~,', ~. St' Paula 'Clltlrch-YOll,- Loioiun ; Skirl) :Intl lh-",•,,..,... l'otastriouth ; Jones, Weston, - A lloutt. :,41,1 ii,lioird" j,t:•iittr,i Hall anti lohnstori, Gosport ; CL'i cin ' it 1 3 .1, ; :41' l' i). 11 Sheerness ; l'eck, !toss, and Turner, 111)11 ; 1it)•':! ) `,,,,,, ,,111 .-ihilt wotthy, t;ralivitl.:, Nettleton, and Gilbert, 1 *), 1 4,0 ', C-541 1 Knott and Lloyd .ad t; e . ~,,,I c,,, !Carlo . 7,,,,,1! ~ ii. il . Winil . I.o " '' i lON II 1,3111H.,g4 . • .11w;1111$ and Penny, anti 1.,..11,hti0 . I; , et' ..,,r,,,, • F. tam es and . t..yotell, :%.I.,ncheircr ; Tlt• o 0 13 1: . , ,cr. 10 11 1 -0,11 Smith, MoOerton,- . ft eah:ini, St'Olt. 41 " 1 l'.ll'.idoo ; S :,' 1' burgh ;-• Basta and kl .Detilid, 61 0 50 w ; , ' ~nolq IklrrY , 131 . 15 1, 1 ; Stet/et - iv - 1o" and C). NotW;•'"; ',,1 v .t, Leldester ; Dunn and Sti.ron, 'N,utifiiih'iM ;- 13 " c' ~a , , 2•.;. 4 ' most Country Medicine Venders, Ili rind as.e4ch.• Bank Atsels -I : I4CE 1)F S. TCILIKS YES'll'ilLl3A‘ld.." N• - ir,iss,i)t-ss;:ir.ct,..e,einktt.. _ slut . Isillitirtillsi,,!ntt.,,,:it,,icz . . i . New Ann. 1 P t " . Cr " . 7 Aill Excloqi. ;ills, 44.51. V r. 1 3 per Ce. , . nt. It.A. 60h CO/ 011 Otnitiuttl, pr. 3 per Cent. Coos. New klitio, I...i t i 9: yr. lliltil:l7's'i Ann. 1•1 4 4 . ::..111-ttGtlis . Inkiw r ial 3 pri Ci.lit• 0 , els, Colts. for Opeo:01, ) To Mr. DIXON, ilpothevary• 1:k", LONOUN • 'l'ritat j tl by .111A' L; , budtlings publi,hcd 6, . at the i:x.4 No. Obitws,:Lcityrs ito4t 14111.11,