The Sun. — London, England, 1813-12-29 00:00:00

•~ ./ • • FROM THE I.4(*.DO'N bEa . . . rurriv? Office, Dec. 47, 1'311.. Extract of a ni T fraari Sir (711 As. ILB. to `'is. (..xcrt.' 1: t 4 ell.' Lisltttn 181 a. The:Getteval Ortlct. of which 1.-inclove topy Was addresseil to the l'ortognese army. by Marshal Bervsford*Nhortiv after the it:c4'att,lt of the French Worhs.pn the I ICI) of Nl)vestiber. Head-qUal Iti Uitaritit, Nov. 28, IM3. 01{DElt OF TOE DAY. "." , larshal Beresford, Marquots mf Catripo Mayor, fkfils to feel satisfaction, when any:oppor tenity presents Itself of noticiug the good eondnet of he army of his Royal Highness tlie'Prince Re gent, in the face of the enemy. His Excellency congratelates the Portuguese nation on the in erease of glory acquired by their 1 4 410 w-countr ymen in arms in' the battle of the 10th instant, 'when the allied army, tinder the most illustrious' and - Ecellent Marshal General Duke Of Vittoria, ' expelled the enemy from the position and en trenchintnits which they had occupsed upon their own frontkr, the brave soldiers of his Royal Iliehties sharing with 'those of his Britannic Maje:•ty (lietShen iiholll there is, and has ever heel!, such strict and perfe'ct harmony, as well ill marching united against the enemy, as in mutiail admiration am! exchange of friendly offices in ell ciretnnstances) the 110110 hr andglory a:quired by the Anglo-Portuguese in this exploit. ,The enemy was driven from positions, impregnable against the attacks of any other army; but the impulse with whieli the Allies carried them was irresistible. j,l is Exe.ellene4 will have grett• pleasure in ae fpwinting his Royal Highness with the merits of atniy upon this occasion— The 'Marshal, besides having already forward eel to hik Royal Highness the names of the Officers and inferior Officers who have been particularly recommended by their respective Commanders, in ,preferring them to 'his Roy4l Highness's notice, cannot refrain from evincing his pleasure at the goad: conduct of the division under the command, of Lieutenant-General 'Jahn Hamilton ; and he begs to assure Brigadier-Generals A.Cattipbell and .101 in BUChah, of the 4th and '2,d brigades, and the Officers, interim Officers, and soldiers of the di vision, Of his'en tire satisfaction. Lieutenant-Co lonel A. Tulloch merits, the approbation of his Ex - celleacy, for the great service rendered by the at , - under - hiS.ennimarf, in which is eompre headA the brigade of nine-pouuders, commanded by First Lieutenant doze ..loaqttim Barreiros, ot the regiment of artillery' No. 4. ' Major-General Manly Power and thergtji pd;: wid accept the testimony of his Exyellency, its h.tvit n eviaeed their accustomed good conduct; .• t,s also tits: Colonel JOze dqVasconellos, and the 9th brigade under his -orders, and he pays a high compliment to these two brigades, in assuring them. that,they have kept pace with their former reputation. Major-Uctieral Manly. Power notices particular 'le Licotenant-Colrinel Durzhaeli on this and many other occasions: Colonel Jcze de Vascon cellos' particularly- mentions Major John Scott 14 is • b....ceitency observed the tirmoess, cis o and excellent discipline of the 6tlr . Brigade, which being posted - in reserve, had no opportunity of fighting ; but its conduct is worthy of his Ex -cellency's approbation, and of which he begs Co lonel So, Doyle will assure the officers, inferior officers; and, soldierst Nor eau the Marshal omit expressing his apr probation. of Major-General Charles ,Frederic Lec.or, who commanded on Out day the 7th di 7 Vit,loll of the Allied Army, acting under theim mediate eye of his Lneellency, and who himself bears Nyitness to the talents and zeal he displayed in this command. The Marshal has great plea sure in manifesting his satisfaction at the con duct of Colonel' John Douglas, the regiment. of infantry, No. 12, and the battalion of Caeadores, No. 9, which formed that part of the 7th bri gade which was engaged in the contest ;_ nod lit: owes, iiVit duty to this brigade, his complete ap; provaL thus publicly stated, of then behaviour in two former actions fought by them in front of Ordoz, with a valour worthyt he Portuguese naticm. '.I he battalion of Cacadores, No. 9, knows how to Ifeqnire the esteem of its Generals. ilis Excellency acknowledges his obligations to the regiment of infantry No. 17, anti the bat talions of Caeadores Not, and 3, forming pout of the light division, for its good conduct in the battle. The Mgr:dial priciacs the :activity and good dis - - positions cat Ur. M`Laguin, Surgeon-Major of the 9th brigade, manifested in the :promptitude and 7.esi displayed in the care of all the wounded, in yinv !hem accommodated, attended to, and their C troated oti the spot. tinder't!skring—ciretmistontes; .the cannot couclole without thanking the Portliguyse army, not only for their conduct in the battle, but at for having. done away the tioc.-•iity at hi, ex hortlaious , 'in even descrying :his particular approbation for their regniati'ileportnipta gime- . ters, atid'rowiw e ils the iithabitituts. 'l l he POrtti gut ;c soldier 4 baVt` lit? ;Cl5 tit the li'reneli • I,rinv their inferiopity in-the field and in Military veltfilieations, than 'evinced ti.i.the French nation ! bow. mute,' they . c.m: . el . tjteir trgops' in point of mo rals, humanity, anti ; good.. behaviour. By these tneaM,' 415 W l;41 aw bYlheir at:1(1'1111am . , have, the Portirroiese . rtirces so greatly augmented their country"ii'lionour, and established their claim tit the parfre(thtt• thanks of their iiiiktAt Sovereign,: ivlro is at iini:elli. , :exatuoltrand. the 9 i'ovarderof all will perceive Anti honour the virtues of the'PortilLiicst nat ion, us set. torth by the ariny. :1%()Z. reiß ir- Deo. 78, -IBM,' the t'eitice Itegeot has been pleitsed, 111 OW. hip pf AI ijoq tes Totie..l.l) be 4.2.01t.ttl lqr LIH ttr,l)g of Sweden 4t, Patio') Deer2(l,l'Bl;l.• "Milo Excelkitry }lrtlry forinerl Gref ry t i ttieii•iJt;;ii M clot, t ul,t,tie Unit- I; teltrtctntr audience of 1114 ittryal 1 tighlletS 1•1 to kit el ntiak as ,111i1;44,4,1,tr the P;itlce of Oringe And St;iverClgli Pri , .ce of t't,r Prov ;Aet.N - of tliK Nvtl.4erliotti!vt wt,IN:II he wns in- Lipid ViirOttt e.tffh, ~ :s :112t:leit'c VI 'l ,, cipai Sveretary tit . tnte.-tOi•Vdreiie.l AffiVE:, anti ciiiduc by Itol, , Clie.Art; tt%giStallt-,lVlaStelt i,f tht Cet.eown)L.. )r.ir-gffice, Dec: af4,.1 is tq. ”is Ytffyal Mice - 14 s. heed please, itl the name and on the behalf of ht .blikigiq, to Oimct, that , from thr nth inst. the t , :vo Iteknoents at Progoott , of the Cierntatj't.,egido be t7.l:meti the lit and 21 itrAittioltu o 1 Light 1):-..gOonst Anti tit it the tee Itrftittiptits of I,i3Ott )racoons ylittll ht-,teruted them it.t, nt, a-. 1 3d Ilegi ncutN of lieb,arb of the Germatt Lqict. • MILIT:),ILY Pit OTIONS. Dec. ,2 i $3l 3. • Royal lirgimeist . a Guards, Paulett Doyne, Gent. to. be Cornet, without purenase. 2tl Regiment of Dragoontitniodq, Gentleman (inlet Clayton Bayley, Irwin the Royal Military College, t, be Cornet, without purchase, vice pears, promoted. 4th Regiment of Dragoons, George Hawkins, Gent. to be Cor net, without parehose, vice Northcutt, promoted. 7th Regiment of Light DraFoons, Lieutenant J. D. stone to be Captain of a `1 ruin), by pttrchase, vice Wilieck, who retires. 11th Ditto, Cornet 11. Des Voctix to be'Lieutenant, without , • purchase, .vice Dubcrlev, ! promoted. George Schreiber, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Des i'oeux. 2Uib Ditto, Lieutenant C. A. de It trine, from the 62a Foot, • to be Lieutenant, without pu.ch .se, vice Cooke,./niituoted in the 7;al Foot. 7th Regiment of Foot, Gentirn:an Cadet Dolman; front the Royal Military College," to he Liotte;sant, without pa chase, vice Delgairnes, appoiiitect to abtli Foot. Ilth Ditto, Lieuttuant`T. Stept,e.i: to be Captain of a'Com pany, wittiont purchaie, v - Le berland, appointed to the, 13th Royal Veteran Battalion. Ensign Armstrong' to be Lieutenant, vice Stephens.. Richard Rich Wilford Brett, Gent, to be Ensign, by'purchaf4e, pro moted. 19th Ditto, Captain W. \ROL feout the ,nsth root, - to be Captain of a Company, vice Dowhiggen, who exchanges. - 22 d Ditto, Ensigitand Adjutant'[': ,wards to.have• the rank of Lieutenant. EnSign It. Kyffen to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, ,viee. Stamper, who resins. Alexander Campbell 'Macdougall, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Kyilco. 26th Ditto, Hugh L-c . late a Lieutenant in the Re giment, to be Paymaster. vice Laforest, who resigns. '27th Ditto, Captain p. Mill, to Le Major, vice Johnstone, killed in action. • nth Ditto, Volunteer s;•—• Suter to be Ensign, without-pur chase, s iee 'Patton, promoted in the POI Foot.. • :35th Ditto—To be Lituteuuuts, without purchase, Ensign r.. Shewell, vice Gregory, promoted. •Ensign Rains:n:lh; vice W. M , Donald, promoted. To be Ensigns, without purchase, Wyatt, Cent. vice. Shesvell. ----Ord, Gent. vice ItainsfOrth. • • To be Adjutant, Lieutenant •C. S: lireary, vice Gregory, promoted. . . :18tti Ditto, Captaln S. Dowhiggen, from' the 19th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice ;QUI, who et:changes: .10th Ditto, Ensign I. Robb to be Lieutenant, without put , chase, vicc aroNn, promoted. 'Edw. T. H. Driti'co ; (lent. to he Ensign, by pOrchuse, vice• Robb. • • 43d Ditto; Gentleman Cadet [henry Hatton, from the Itoyal Military College, to 'be Ensign, without. purchase, viee • Coatesi 'promoted, ' • 471:1, Ditto, John Riddell, • Gent. to be Ensign, ,without pars chase, viee (;alder, nomoted, 54th Ditto, Edward Nugent.; Gent. to- be Ensign, without purchoSe,.vice thirgetts, promoted. • , 57th Ditto, Neil.M'Ciblion, Geo. to he En,igo, vriibout intr. -. chase, vice Ni%dri, promoteti i i tin! 60th'Foot. 60th Ditto, to be Lientenanti, without,purcbsse, Ensigns J. Caldow, from the sth Garrison Iluttalioo; and M. Nixon, from - the 37th Fool- , • G;hl Ditto, Ensign E. C.. colli bet.teufritant, without put , : chats, vice Snvag . e. promoted. 66th Ditto, Lieut. William Barstow to .be'Captain of a Coal- pany, .vice Pyna, dead of his won itd6. SericiintsMajiir %V. fromthe Sd Foot Guards, to he Adjutant (with the rank of 'Ensign:, vice flurecy, who rc,ips the Adjatantey only. 97th Ditto, to be Lieutenants, without porchaie, Emigns A. mt. prot th, ,- ,;otli -Foot. It. Irvine,' vice Weatherlity, pronnited itt the (;nth To lie Etaigni, without yorefiase, Volnuteer T. from the Will .Foul, vice Aniyu(t. Anthony Carroll,Geht.. vice . • ;)2/1 Isitto, Ensign S. Turner to be Licutetiant, vice A. M'Donald, death of his wounds. Serjeadt.-Major M‘rherbOn to. be Ensign, vice Turner. ' 94th Ditto, Lieutenant (T. W. Malin), from the thampton shire Militia, to be Ensign, without pttret , ;oe. 95th Ditto, as be First Lieutenants, without.purchase,tieut. Lord Charles Spencer, (ruin the 52d Foot. Second • Liau ' tenant, J. Shnnions, vice Doyle', killed in action. - To be Second Lieutenants, wit hoot ihnebase, Peter Campbell, Gent. vice Shninnits. T. Drury,,Gent. rice Ferguson, prsi muted. „.. . Royal-Staff Corp S, Likat. G. Wiight to lie Captain of a Coin , ' , any, without ptirelniat, vice, vice React, promoted I tit; Quarter-Master-General's Staff, Ensign:l. Ciuophell to be Lieutenant, vice Wright, - *SO West ltegiment,lGeorge MOsS; Gent. to be Ethip, rice Egan, who resigns. sth Garrison Battalion,.l.D. Kane, Gent. to be Ensign, vice cAldoW, promoted in the 600 Ilonrhun Regiment, Second Lientenant Canty to •be First. Lieutenaut, without putchme,,vi're who resigtoi. To-bo Second Lientenants, without porchase, Coarles, Mae -kenrie Campbell, Gent.. vice De Littottr, who resigns. Theodore Mythic, Gent.. vice rutty. St - Am—Livid. G. F. Dia, of the tat Ceylon Reginient, to be • Military.Auditorsactieral in the Island of M'auritius. To be Deputy Assi4tant Cononiarici-General to the; Farces, J. Devidsou, Gent. and T. W. Ituo,=.,ry, Gent, To be Payntast•er to Foreign Dep,it at Lytuington, W.ll. Simper,- Lig. late Paymaster of the Chasieurs Dritauniqucs. The King's German Legion.. • Ist Regiment of Hussars, Hospital-Mate G. C. Meyer to he . Assistant-Surgeon, vice Fiorillo, promoted, ChassenrS Rritaitniques; Ensign Boisemt to be Lieutenant, vice D'Orfettille, prOntuted the.6oth Foot.. 11, ?o'sin, Gent, to be Knsign, vice ROi , syst. finikT LSrarr.—Assistant-Surgeon J. F. Ft'artck, from half ayp of Meuron's Regiment , to he Asslstant-Sageon to the • Voreign Dep6t,' vice - Vermenlin, promoted in the 69th „Foot. lIANtittUFES, M. Appleton, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, linen-rnanufac tuier, to aurrenelOr Jatt. 3,4, and'Ven. 8, at ele,vOn, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon-Mull , Attornies, Mr. It. :Sandwith, Hull, or Mes.r...ll.os.ter aird Son7l3artlett'i huildinl;,,llolbarn. T. flittpuann,. South Clifton, Nottingliarrisliire, aliplceeper, •• 44a 10,0 4 At four, at tiny Angel Inu,..Nar,.. ..itsirs:lftignotil and Iliettts.tetl.; Sop- , „i , NICYFT.I. n.C4Sititte. and CO: Newlllll Loudon, or T. Forcl,SolA J. l'agg i 'late r f Tuttoit HAW:lord, Cbeshire; Innkeeper, Jan. 10, 17, and Fell, 8, at two, at. tlo! ;Inger nun, Tuttonritnitts - Ato,ornies, Mr. Nam Knutsford, or Mr. AV.Vairlntolts, Seething-Noe. • , yl a naris, Frome, tion.ersetshiye, linen-ttraper., Jan. 5, le, one, awl 8, set eleven,' at the Elephant and Castio., Attornies , Messrs. Nethersnle anti Portal;..rssex street, F.trand, or Mr. Evi 11,7 Bat h. • 1 / 4 J, 'Eunsta”,.Staffordshire, niirAery man, Tau. 7,8, at ten. at the Itothuck, Newcastle-under-Lyme, and Feb. 8, at oat:, at the Legs of Man Inn; in 13,n tik nt. Attornies, Messrs. Ilerriilw;c, }Litton-garden; . Mr. Wahl, Durslem. PIVJDENDS: . . . Feb. I e., J. Fowler,. of Ortultit:k;printi . tr—Feb.l: . Mtn-, rai.i Pali mail, tuiftvr—Veh, 12. It. Ktutptort, of Niel;uhts hotoi .Ltittlitted-street, •bitt , itrokept-Fith.t - 1 24. J. lovett. of ' 11;01ritesten, grocer--Jt6 20. J.,.littiser,lf:Worthing, !milder —4441.16. W. tintL.l. t:c l ileb.of.purkoti Sufttbit.'s Yorlodtire,, Yorkshire, cotton-silinners-:—Jun. Of Kong stoso-upooLtlttll,•brolter.—Jan. J.:lobiason; . pf Feat:hurt:ho. street, druggist...44n. 20. NIV. Nias.:4-144,4g4 tkater„ tiretre t - -4art. filmn and R. It.i)tiins , iir:of ,tiox-maker ,, 4art. 12. ft. Wittet S, of Provit.lane I►l~trltt t. Jan. 11. 'Parr, 'of the Strand,'gilverulitlP - ' 14 n." 21 . sauckluttu, of A.roodol,grocer.: :•. • • PARTNErtsff [Pg . DISSOIXVD , ~ • It Portcr, 11. Portee. U. Porter,- and IL. Keiufill, nr itood lane, ship.:lgintN—G,..flaming an d of CUptt of Gwoll io 'England, nierchants—W, f in d Porritt, Thvoimlirs-road, Frit:nd, of pistaff 7 lany, sugar-retittecs-11. ii ln co ) ,, T. I.lusb anti, 'V. Devas,'T. Smith, turd. H. • 6-- roY,''of • Ne.-wgott— isaberclailterth-W. Parr, E. !irate, R ow i al o, J. 1 1 11.. , 1 1 ,1 Fitwckner W. l'help, J. I j, - S o;irro an d it. rr ) Lle . „ iIfiUM9 . NI7I%• C;tifr.ntt Al. s*: i et - tot Maid, named P itiebe Wise, Lohc in. the employment of Mr.ltawbone; oilman, in Ocet-Market, was yesterduy brought up On a cloote of treating in 'an inlitunan ntanner tto ittfant child, only 1 G months old, Hawbane stated, that he bad iring stispett ed the prisoner of otaltreating . his child, hut wits tumble to ascertain the 1 ,. ..ct with certainty, until Sunday last, %viten he discovered violent bruise's on the teaptes and cheeks of the infant, whom he had lett in ehar'ge of the prisoner, the preced ing do, - ; A, becatne.hitn, he intniediately' ata► e . inquiries into the cause of these appearances, and learnt, from a nnio , servant, that _the prisoner. had struck the child with great violence during his absence an ChriStlll:l, day ; which eras further confirmed ,by sundry other brnises discovered on various parts-of the child's body. T.he child was produced in Court, and ex,hibited manifest marks of the ct ttelty with which it bad been treated.. The prisoner, in her defence; said„the child had been obstinate, and iv o ttict not- cat vic tuals. She in consequence struck it on the cheek, when it fell on the . Mr. Rawhone saH, he was anxious to make an example of the offender, heeanse he believed fier \ ant , , were too mach in the habit of treating child reit intrusted to their care with emelt v. 11, however, she would pay a gitlimt •to sonic public charity, he %squad not ptt.ll the bositie , s further; it she dirt nor do he \you'd certainly pvosectite her for the assault. The presiding Alderman asked, whether the child had not given same prorwalion to the pri soner ? and suggested the propriety ot servants being armed with some authority fur thecorrec tibu of children plac'ed tinder - their care.' • Mr. Rawlitine said he knew of no provocation which an infant of sixteen months old•cOuld,give. to a grOwn woman, so as to excite her intligna tion to a tkgt'ee SO violent as to justify the,treat ment witieh his ehildltan received; neither was he disposed to snbscribe to the doctrine that menial s,•i'vants ought to be intrusted ,with the power or vanishing the children of th e ir masters. The pa._ rent was the 'best judge of the ptmishment which ought tti be inflicted when offences ‘vere commit tal ). htet:hvbeii: - s eirICFW 'parents, or human be ings, wonld atr,empt to advocate the necessit}. of beating an infant onli sixteen ininiths old black owl Noe, The wintlry Alderman said, if the girl did not chitst to pay.the sant s.neeitied to a Charity...he tnu . st,, of course, commit her for trial, although he thought, the isidictinent would be one of an extra ordinary descripthan. Th,...tmither..of the girl, whose temperdid, not seem the udidest in the world, told her daughter Out :o agree to the . proposition made ; hit the girl altorwards, jittlg,ing for herself, thought it wise to . pay ; ahe guitnat, which was given to the Parish .Officers of S ! . Sepulchre's, to be appCoptiated .the Einids of the girls' school ; after which the offender Wit:: diScharkz.d, Wittra suit:thle,atintoni tion ift rivett<l Sithil4r acts of ellielty en future. RATT<'N DF,N .—Yelterclny .1 1 4:11'd Clar4e, itott Cuthertrre rke L were up in the e . ostody of.lte:“1. jun. :nt Lino:rick, -charged with robbil4 a Ceettem.ot ot England notes. Ihroto!,it the, v! , ;ilance of the above two officeri, 'Mary Vtrilson rr as traced to u'hoose iii Church-lane, (iiles"s, where she was fotoid iti compaoy with the either two prisooers, to whom site gave . : pert of the notes. 'On !earching the apartment, they foitnd ten one-pound nole4 Wrapped tip hi it dirty towel, oire-loaned note and some . silver in Wilson's pocket, and a ten-pound note in the possession of the man who kept the...room, to whom she gave it to take care of'. The tea pound note the prose cutor identified. The prisoner,-Mary Wilson, was an, interesting looking girl, about (6 ye4rs of age, and .appeartal•tAtremely penitent, which had such un effect on the prosecutor,. that he solicited the Mioristrate's permission to drop the prosecution, as lie was sat istied to lose his,mohey ; with tltis• request the Magistrate could not comply . , the demon being already boned over to proseeine 'File prosecutor note 'became still more affected, shed •tears, and hats necessitated to leave the Office. All the ‘vitnesses were bound over, 'and the pri soners committed. 01.taLtiouotroll-STBEET,—Sever4I robberies have lately been colinnitted hi the neighbourhood of Compton-street, Chureh 7 strect, &e. by means of getting access to rooms by false keys, he.; name- . roils search Wirrri+nts have been issued from - this Office in vain, and these robberies remAined discovered unt r 'Monday evening, %Oita' a woman of the mune , of Illaitha Bramwell li wits . scci ud iu M I • leaving the house ot Mrs'. Carroi t - 'C , ton-strett, with a quantity of apparel. It was discovered., she bad got into the house by a latch key, .L00,41_11010( titirtni leisure. Another charge was 'made .against 'flie.ptisoncr; by Mr. Cadinan,,lllso of Compton-street, whose bed-room had been broken and entered, the drawers wrenched open, and many articks stolen. The circulastanti.l which tiNed the prisoner with this robbery are singular. On searching tier, a one-pound note• was found in her possession, which Was identified by. it pawnbroker, win) had paid it away for a pledge of IL 4's. for smite ap parel, which was identified by Mr. Cadman as he r mg his property: A third (wage was exhibited against the pri• . sorter by Mr. Clements, many clothier, of whom the prisoner, had procured cloth for: reghLentak, she &Camped with. She was connuiLted fOr trial on the several' charges. o n F r id a y aftcrnorni last, removing s° l 1 e .Freuelt, prisOnercti on) n transpoll to the St. Gcrirr,-e prison ship, in lianmaye, about full of them over set dose to that ship, owing to the pre sere of tat) „any on s id e „irt Order to get, on board, b y which seven men were drtiwned, A young, mull, Who ttstntlly ran. Ineig2ges for the gonhinea about Port Dittida.a, Scotland, was ~ m 11'9,1111(1. 4 - y nibrtling finmd drowned in the Canal near the: place.• He was 4liulinA on his feet when found, utid his hat wa,s not Wily below the wEtter. 4.6.46,4*P4-: THE OPETIA- tiOUSB. . • ": A Very e c'trao ' rckinary scene took plaCe . at 'th'i distracted establishment on IThinthay. Mr WA TEIti iiiiii . cibtainhtt . a lii.rcible enti.anee. bylite•as si!,tance 'of the tiolicebfficeo belonging ta i . Que .;a- square Poliee.olfice : Mr. l'Ayt.otr, to .he• A4p)ll an ,equal. footing With his compel itoi, enterei with . force of arms. • . Matters haytng,..bectpn......9Laii2ri otos nature, by the eitiployment e ll TrT)verninent Officers to ik:erfere inn civil dispute between two . intlividnals; and the cireninsputee having been ; eOmmuttiented -at thellEelVtitrir SMltrl 'Office: , . • for the Hoihe Deparltkent y the. Officers betongurg' `to Queen-square were, sent (rrarilre'refide, to , know by •Oltat antlioiitY they had Originally en.; tered the grheutie,‘-atid. stlll rirtai.netr.pb*Aession ; when, on iwvetigation,..it.t.urned Out that all.their were .authoriscd with - wall tile • 17;)rso 'CI\ ~ ; '4t..: LOR'S Orders.; and we ttntieritancl that . the direc-• - Lions of the Secretary of State were for thern not to act with any violence: that. the Cltl►, CI,MI.OR'i. order was merely civil or equitable, and . no Or thority for the Police to art upon. • PariSli Con- stables might act 'as they thought - proper. iiv.:9ocfi: a case, at their own -risk. Tlie Magistrotcs...qf Queen-square. Office were sent for 10 the S . ccrer Lary of State's Office, to 'he ius tratted 012-'O l ‘ . subject'. . ROB 13E11.1 F;:ii , . . com..‘tur-rpl . tptum?G Tat: l' , /C; a N Yi 0::"...).V1 • . . . . Lora CASTE.T;iIEkOII 'had not pr • • in . 11 Li jooraey• throgigh Fleetzstreet, itcfore itttetrlP, wtts , twide to tot 'the test tiila ti.xed to The volkllersliabvvl4l., failed,. in CIIII•U Ot t . trun44, Disappivinivtl itt foilenve`A the ca-rittg'e tii Whitechariel..‘vher ° nrulc another,tittenipt, and a',nto , t cta - chain.iu pieces, when it. wwiobswrve(l t the !)6 1- riders, who olitainrd legal irterposition, 11 6 ' 1 of the partiiA - Was secio•eil ; the watch, .11trxever, not being.stlti-auil the fiig itieteasing , ltig I...!Tiwitip thoaght ativisaltlg. to pursue Isisjpuroey, aPi! been. info/must ,that the persiAtiiil citz:lo4 . 4 wade liisesgape. t k Idait 4nih dtt t talitain -to the . navy Wft4. Cllllll4/ ti' town lei the. Portimout h coach, :Pe 0:1 the yo)f t. a . rotyl.en they ;11;riycil It road, the tog was so great that th f e'pa , io's " • were llllM4teptible; ail -plissirtll .7 ticarfl ie i'll"'lt ;11) 444 . 3 5i11e; :1 101 Pcopv'tY to the attiottot of 100N4 Aloncllty tli;.;1:4, is loan knocked at dile (I".e' r 01 a re. - rs,>o re4si,llll;.4:lli I.lt4.4 l lll)orn;:ltre et, I) one -lane , a:1,1 after •being....ll o,l ‘W € ` i 13 , 7 n; 1 ,4 ) 7,009 ‘v;,s 00 per*oo at home, they. wen( • rotorto,.4l, robbed the 'place of every Nally tiele. teell?, --. 7 .---.,_ Vro;(f.S.::.-111 Order 11 keel) Op t.;l:ristrinti gen-. 3 ; : ig. .*.iles's,tati' of i!it.t.cle, wlio lkad . ::tea .strFice at lize; Bay, vOto i - . 1. called Bin goo)), aiol a -ctnintrynrin,li.,,s informe(l in specniation de iiot 'sort. , ~ met If? kikt 3 pitched lic)c,Lor rep .g.tiint . as it-;ideyestrday in fiollowly-fielik, lk io! the . t...ht, f-,ltioo ,o,riii(lett nowt' a 11111 , e 111 CU ' e 'th rile a r1.1.1/te fir tV 110 taiiool paintiti, 'And •.ciaret,', hot iotitgilvllt Int...rt Cr 1( ., t he. Ciltilliik rI: (fir ,OW pitideNtioll,oo4o pose,.sca thetmelvcs of aDu)tit.olice of li•.. , i)t. to,-.4.. c h a ntiiie on the occasion. 'Pie' comh,tl.l.l;•: fOtigii i,tlfT-o y'ne well come tell rinindi ,iri ah our awl itWenty-five minntes4 an d, wcpe toitit ,-vet y sectre ..stdereri. !Ile countryman., whotr. name i,sjivani„. won the fight, hitt itc.olier cottlit ‘valit *ay. On Tociday hit was cotnmitted in the Ci.ninty pot of Nottingham, by the It ev. T linrosby, T. l'homes. Goodman, chntged o n the. fyath of, 110 1 .itivt . 11111, as well as tipon his own confession,with haring fvlonionsly s ecreted a lertter; cotitaininOv , ~.init tounty bank, IL ' thirty Northampton T own notes, the property of 00). Warde. -----------• - • • . rt ild,64;ictchite,litat:),:sr.itu.fnsttaSitolgisihittettr.y.,ll Lady of tapta.t.n • •On the '24th t. :At Stoifehome, the Lady . of, Clta , ",4f Grordon Bremer; B. N. of a daughter. 444 f ()n Friday morning, in Bruton-street, the fq,,,liifiottr.r:- GuivliMArdona4l, of a daughter. flte tho tStit inst. thu Lady of flrnry Cootc P• r , Farm, Comty of Armagh, tie aeon ant; heir. - is Oa the2-2d inst. 'Mrs. youni.;er, of CamiestOvi?' tkotiand, of a ion. JOWL On the 41 s Litist. Langtot-tionie,,th tst e ay . of .33 ,0 ° Farrhat son At hk.eat, , Suff4lk, • the May . of Sile . jArj' of ft . ;0 1 Y • On the 27th in 4t >Olt . al her bailie in' rod:And-Id:we, the ' of ft u h4rt3l rll, Esq. of-a sun. i • : NiiVt 41 E,I) ' .1 ird 1 ; 04 t h e 1 lthjust. at St.,atoes'i Church, the 1-Ton. ' ,l. ,`'. ' )c , Law; t‘l , P. eldrit *O4 ce LO;t1 EltenlinVongh, to:thd PO I. , ewart, yonNeit daghter. t the .1 , .trl of L 99,10100 r. 3: 1 Olt the rith lasi. sit tiiirou,iglittiri,outrollc;•(lclttake A'f o " J.1 ,, 1 . ! I of tike (.71,1,Lti ream Guard., to Eliza, I iiik4 d,,,,gbict.pf•., So E svc' r q , 'ti•taPattjr . .d.e ; On . tile 7th inSt. at,thc. C:itil ,l edial Cha ,.• ch, Ki 1, 1 1 " 0 ' , . '''Y ' it i ; 1 the Her. 'Francis Fos, to ...11i.i.. Browne, da.i,Jarr a it" '' nev.Jetrintett livowne; (If ltiverstown', Cloth . v . o t.. t-.'orl:' .V) lOn the 141 h inst. at. Etlinhorgh, John 131a,r, I;:i.i. \tiizet,,,, the S;zitet, to Nlar.Ltaret, third datn:Jhierof li,,ritio.; Ci‘oli" ; .I•lsq.,„Writer to, lit; !7i.plit, '-' • . . 00 • ; Lltelv, at Liihoo, Nl,u3or Chute? , NVot, ,, ii t,, il;;,ri 'M. rit' i younoest thinFlater. of Opt. C.. tizal,c, o f tile .19t 1 . , ti.-4 1 09 i Lately, at Stoke Church, ~. 5,,, , , , ,,,,, i.: ( i . 5.,,, , i 0. to . F n.pil Cor'nwall Ntklithi, T4l Mii, Wi!iCrit.r, dill!..;r l't I It..V. 4 01i:1th:ill ‘V.;lliaotg, of Plytn,;,t h. • itiO ,r ' 02 . 1 he 9.0t1i iUst.at-Penilthitol-; I,A: , ,;,.,,tl,nol, the . i. of ! 1I ',t7 Lord Itothren, to Atis 9 :%-lary C:t:1..;i,{.:11, 4,kir4sir 1 , Waliei Cianpbell Of !=.i:nwtield, 1 7 .-; 11 ...-.,..,::,t.....—... ei ( r ) el TC :l. t .i i : l it n t e r:l l l 3 l Ily,t,'-'nli.ii:::,nl.l(l.4_".:si.l)4in3,lc,illi-.1.1iloullti)e4101; Chat 4t4 lizunittun, duc-,..:41, uncle to the in..ct,vot I:.i l,i ' L.) ... Abercia.n. • . of .. 1 Pli NitoPdrty , the 97th lo,tant, Elizabe.h Jiatie, OW ‘Vii‘ ' • minst , ph Ali.o'ci,., of '11.0,11;i1,-Irook. E.ri „, 13 - tcd On the Ptah init. .I.lt Valli, liocli.s..on.titt dIY b e c°l- ` r ' his 7r,,d, e.,t1., I.,ari.:eolirtr, 1 , ;%;1 of Urill-14.011ir. . „.. . 1.441 ., On th, I•rh itlit:Mr.. ll'ait ~..f Castlelov:, 8erw"",...!..4'. 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