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FIZO NI Tag LONDON GAZETTE, Jul Y 13. Admiralty-Office, July 13, 1813. Copy of a letter from Captain, Attamita his Majesty's ship the Invincible, addressed to Rear-Admiral Hollowell; and transmitted, by the latter to John:Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's ship Invincible, off the Coll du Bataper, Jnne s, 1313. Sts,--In pursuance of your directions to take the ships and vessels, named in. the margin*, under my orders, and co-operate with Lieut. Col. Prevot , t in the siege of the fort of the Coil de l3ilaguer, I.have the honour to inform you, that the troops were landed about noon of the 3d insf. and the LieutenantXolonel immediately invested the fort,. the riflemen of De Roll's regiment, and other light troops, being pushed close up to the walls. Tice fort is situated in a most difficult pass, through which the high road frotirTortosa to Tar ragona winds, and it is absolutely the key of the only'rriad for' cannon into this province, from the westward, without going round by Lerida. It is armed with twelve pieces of .ordnance, including two ten-inch mortars, and two howitzers, and the surrounding heights are,so difficult of!tecess, that it has been a work of the greatest labour to esta blish the necessary batteries before it. Two sis.-paunder field-pieces and a howitzer were landed on the evening of the 3d instant, dragged up and placed on the ridge of a steep and rugged mountain, to the S. E. of the fort : two twelve-pounders were added to the former by noon of the next day. The whole remainder under the command of Lieutenant Corby!), First of the Invincible, having under., his orders a de ta h meat of midshipmen and seamen from this ship, and a most excellent fire was kept up from them, which considerably damaged the defences of the fort, and checked its fire upon our working parties - . In the, mean time three Spanish twenty-four ' pounders were landed, and two more guns, of the same calibre, from this ship, to be . got up by the high road to the foot of a very steep height, on the crest of which the breaching- battery was to be constructed, at about three huntlred.yards from the.eastern face of the fort. In the afternoon of the 4th instant the fort was summoned to surrender ; and the Commandant an swered that he should defend the place committed to'his charge. During tilt; night of the 4th, every exertion was used, to bring the guns up to the hill, and to com plete the becaching-battety ; but, -as, it could not be completed by daylight, the men were with- di .iwu. '.filar seamen and 'marines were landed early in the afternoon of the and ended up the Stores for the battery, under a brisk fire of shot and shells from the fort. The three Spanish.tWenty-four-pounders, not itivitauding their immense size.and weight, were conveyed up the side of. the hill, over, the most difficult and rugged ground, by the united exer tions of the soldiers, seamen, and marines, under the immediate direction of Captain Carroll, of the . . 4 rwo. eight-inch mortars were brought nti faV along the road as Wai practicable before datk ; and the iron -- twenty4our bounders were conveyed to the foot of the bill as soon us it was dirk. The work of the .battery advanced rapidly, al though it was necessary to fill all the sand-bags at the bottim of the hill ; and I was in confident expectation that the battery would open soon after daylight; but by' ten o'clock the ram MI in tor-rents, attended by the most violent thunder and lightning I altnost ever witnessed. The quantity of ammunition which had been brought up for. the battery, laying in exposed Maik it the more awful, and the enemy kept up an incessant fire of shells and grape shot. - In defiance of all these obstacle, two of the guns were got hi g h enough up to mount on the plat forms, belt all our exertion was unequal to place Alican there, owing to the violence of the rain, nd excessive difficulty of Working _in the extreme darkness of tho. night. From the same reason too, the mortars could not be brought .forward, and after. a night of the mom excessive labour, we had the mortification of being again obliged to retire ; the officers and men being quite worn out. The weather continued very.had untilthe after ).oon of the 6th in t. when a party - was landed, and the mortars were got forward ; before day theseamen and marines were on the pile, and ;ill the guns werc placed on .the battery ready for teini ming. c two mortars opene&soon after day light, and the shells were thrown with great pre cision by Lieut. James, of the royal marine arta leky, landed from the Strombolo, who worked - the tais with his party ; and the fire frinn Liente r:tiit Corbyn's battery was resumed with excel kin ctfcct Tiiis united force made - very consider, nhie irapre;sioir on the fort: ate expense magazine htnwn, IT, and the enemy's fire was Very much At' sevrn o'clock, inst. before the breaching bat tery vrio ready to. open, a white Hag was Shinvlll fri.,:qttothe fort, Capt. Stoddart, of the Strombalo, anti C;•••pt. Zelnipinining, were . , immediately sent to the tort, and tii ;utter returned in as few nil mites w ith au O'er from the Commandant tO 9 r ri!'n,;er the fort and garrison, upon conditions of mat tiling out with the honours of war, the offi cers 3n d inen preserving their private property. Thi s was i mm edi l telyacceded to by Lieutenant- Coknel Prevost and myself ; the fort was taken po . • • s ,„ s i o u of by, the advance, or l the troops T he garrison marched out, grinuided their arms on the ely embarked. giaci.s, and c'ere, . .diqt 1 hay , to .,, it satisfaction in stating, that during this ervict.!, which Imo; so much depended on the exv..tion , i of Ha. army and navy, the most periVet cordiality ha..i ,Ainting all ranks, and Prevost,:all that open neK,, com.ooloication :And confidence which an ac. , ,tkainta-oc e ‘vitli the character o f this excellent Or or goe. hie veasoll to eXpttet. 111 ltil opciation where the lalioviou'-i , e xc . rt i ons the ettptttio , s, officers, sesrtten i t i fo t ; Ernes un d er in y ortler, been ttioSt couspjci l ic v " r I. ati beexcused for h;iving go a t - h 111° P e , o anica into Thaiiie, , ,Utac:itilv, Strumituly, tail ; bait is my duty, and a most agreeable one, to bring under your view the pra:sovorthy conduct of all ranks and descriptions, 1 must particularly draw your attention to the zeal and activity dis• played by that valuable otlicer,`Captain Carroll, of the Volcano, his conduct was the admiration of every body, and he was ably supported by Lieu tenant Pidgely, of the Invincible, .and the other officers, seamen, and marines, under his direction. From the explosion of a shell near him the night before, Captain Carroll was obliged to suspend his services until the morning of the 7th, (hot I ant happy to state, h e h as perfectly recovered) and Captain Stoddart, of the Strombolo, succeed-. ed hint in the direction of getting up the . gons, &c. for the breaching battery, and deServes every credit for his active services. I ant also much obliged to Captain Badcock, of the Bruue, for the assistance he afforded me. I cannot conclude this letter, without calling to your notice the indefatigable exertions of Lieu tenant Corhyn, both in getting the guns up to the battery, he commanded, and the excellent tire he kept from them afterwards ; and I feel highly gra tified in noticing the conduct of so old and excel lent an officer, with whose value lam well ac quainted from a service of many years together. I have the honour to enclose a list of the killud and wounded of the crews of the ships under my orders, which, considering the tire upon us for so man y hours, is unaccountably small: The troops under _Colonel Prevost's command have had an officer and .four men killed, and thirty-nine wounded, - in which are iycluded an officer and seven soldiers of theSpanit,h ite , %iinemt of Palma. I have enclosed von a list of the garrison of the fort, consisting of two lieutenants, a surgeon, and garde- nagazin, sixteen Italian artillerymen, and eighty-three non-c.ininissioned officers and sol diers of the Il th French lieghnetit of the line, of :%vhom two were killed and cleeen wounded. I likewise enclose returns of the ordnance, &c, found in fort. . , During the siege of the TOrt, the gun-boats were stationed in Ampoill Bay, to observe, the road from Tortosa, as we had conStane reports of the enemy being in motlon from that qu:lrter. I have the ho:eour to he, hr. • CO S. An 415.1, Captain. To Rear-Molina' &c. &c; A Return of Killed and Wounded, belonging to His Majesty's Ships and Vussels under the Orders of Captain Adam, of lliay Ma7esty's Ship Invincible, at the Attach on Fort St. in the Coll de Balaguer, between the ;3,1 and 7th June 1813. • - INVINCIBLE. Wounded.—Thoinas Boueliier, private of royal marbles ) se verely. William Somerville; Landman, severely. Tuamr.s.. Wounded.—William flout, private of royal marines, st. verely. William Price, private of royal marines,, severely. 'VOLCANO. Killed.—James Gasson, gamier ofroyal Marine artillery. Wounded.--John Hunter, ordinary 6eatnan, severely. James Pairhead, Ordinary seaman, severely. sTuoatcoLo. None killed or wounded. . nnust. None killed or wounded. (Signed) - CTIARLES ADAM, Captain. Return of the Preach Prisoners ta4en at Fort Saint Philippe, June 7, 1813. Camp, near Fort St. Philippe, innel3, 1813. 11th Freneh Regiment Infantry of the t.ine-2 lieutenants, 2 stall', R faeri eit IltS, I drummer,.77 rank nail file. French Artillery- , -1 . scrjeant, 15 rim); and file. Total-2 lieutenants, 2 stuff, serjeants, 1 drummer, n 2 rank and file. 'Thirteen of the above rank and file were wounded, and tiro since dead. (Signed) C. KNONENFELDS, Major of ltriga►te. fort St. Philippe, Toile's', 1 . 813". Return of Ordnance and Anthinnition take►► in the Fort of St • Philipe, on the 7th June 11,18. - • 2 brass twinty-four pnunders, - mounted on travelling car riages; 2 brays twelve-pounders, utt. garrison carriages: . 1 brass eight-pounder, on a gas risdn carriage; 2 brass tuar pounders, on garrison carriages.; 2 beasS ton-inch onirbirs, I stone mortar, 2 six-incli brass howitzers,. 6 dismounted iron twelve-pounders, 0 mortar beds, 2.60 tWenty-four pounder round shot, 40 twenty-four-pounder grape shot, 400 twelve-pounder, round shot, 220 eight-pounder round shot, 150 ten-inch shells, 000 baud grenades, .2200111: of gunpowder, 91;000 rounds of ball cartridg, 1000 dints, 730 handspikes, 6 sponges, 4 ladles, J wad-hooks, 11l guarding pikes, Ito muskets complete with bayonets, 10Ib. of slow match, (Signed T. AIIABIN, Capt. Roy. Art. Return of Engineer's Stores taken • in Fort St.. Philipve, June 7, 18 1 Camp, near Fort St. Philippe, June 8, 1813. 24 - intrenchment tools, 1? splinter proof tiroberi,' 50 Wanks, Qn casks for traverses, '2O ballast baskets, 40 pio of lead, 40 shovels without handles, 40 ' picks without handles 59 coils of rope, 1 chest of carpenters tools. . (Signed) ALEX. CIik.:YNE, Captain Royal Engineers, Admirally-Wire, July 13, 1813. ER lIATV NI in the Ciazette of - Sattirday hist. , . In that part of Captjtin Broke's letter, stating the of lire enemy on board the eliesapeatie, For " the four Lieutenants." Read " the Fourth Lieu tenant." Carlton-llouse July 13, iBI3. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to - atipoint the Earl of Delaware, to be one of the Lards of his Majesty's Bed-Chamher. • Hy, Royal Highness the Prince P.cgtat has :dip' been pleas ed, in the name end on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Right Hon. Lord Graves to be one of the Lords of his Majesty's Bed-Chamber. .I . lity 13. tat Regiment of Life Galardi, Capt. the MI. F. St-30 1 101w, front the inth Light Dragoon,, to be Coptaio of ajt-oop, .vice Giveen,who vxchaliges. Ditto, A. Kettyoo, tient. to be Cornet awl Sub-Licute naot, 'without porch:lse. Woarter-Master utd A.t.tiog jutabt 3. tines to fie Adjutant. - - . . Bd . ltvgi molt of Di•a,;uon Guard', Pepper, front th'e 137th Foot; to tie Li cut enan t , without purchase. Ist Regintent.of irgoons, Lieut. C. I.; Methuen to be Cap tain of a Troop, by ,purelialie, vice AiTheu, who -retires. Serjennt Major W. Waddell .to be Itegintettkil Quarter- Master, vice Mason, appointed to the ISth,ituyal Veteran Battalion, Gth Ditto, Cornet S. Black robe Lientenabt, vice Fulton, de ceived. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons, F. E. Keyne Geot, t o be Cornet, without purchase, vice Seymour, promoted. 16th Ditto, Cornet the [ion. C. T. Monckton to be Lieute;iint, without purchase, vice Baker, appointed to the 89th Vow.. J.. 1. Douglas, : Gent. to be Cornet, viee Memel - awl. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign H. B. Treiaw4i vice Woodford, promoted, and Ensign P. Clarke,.viee retires, to be Lieutenants and - Captains, by, porchme. • ist Regiment of Foot, Lienti. P. Nilie und A. M‘Laebtan,. to be Captains of Companies , without purchase.. Ensigns D. Fraser, J. Stoyt, J. jelfries, E. Dahl tigton,•J.W.-Hewett., vice Baillie. R. H. Scott, Oce. ,NPLAchlio, to be Lieuta nauts, without purchase. . . Pith Ditto, .Ensign- R. Nicholson to; be Lieutenant , without puichase, vice Hooker, promoted. T. Mille, Gent, to be Ensign, vice, Nicholson. 9.th Ditto, A. Jikketts, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Le Alesurier, proimited• Itith ittl.timeOt of Foot, Lie.tt. J. Hargrove, from the 600 loot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hayes, who Lschanges. 18th Grafton, Gent. to bt!Erisign, by it It - chase r r ice St. George, promoted. , , • ;26th Ditto; Lient. 3. 'Westlake to be captain of a, Conirtany, purchase, vice Walker, Who retires. Ensign M. ?WM nag h to be, Lieutenant, by Vurehase, vice Westlake. :3211 Ditto.; Liteot. to he Captdiii of wCompatr;', YNtliont purclia3e, vice Savage, who retires. • 34111 Ditto, G. Rick:Airy, Gent. to .be Eftilgif, by purchase ; • Gee Althorpe, promoted: 3fth Ditto, Lieut..). Jackson, from.the,B3d - Foot, tobe Cap tain of a Company, • by purchase, vice Cochrane, pro moted. 41st Ditto, Surgeon J. Ilarford, from the loyal Newfound, • land Fend - hies; to be Surgeon, like Douglas, placed on half pa... 46th y Ditto; Quarter-Master-Serjeant IT. 'Macdonald lo Quarter-Master, vice Donnell, promoted- in the id Itoyal Veteran I;•ittalion. 49th Ditto, William Haldane, F 9. to - he Paymaster. 5z34 Ditto, Captain It. C. Hensel, from the 4th West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Watson, who exchanges. 60th Ditto, Lieutenant M. Hayes, from the 16th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice llargrove, who exchanges. • • , title Ditto, faisign Charles, M. , Kirrison• to be Lieutenant, without porchase, vice Betheridge,. promote& • 700 Ditto, Hospital-Mate• J. F. Swindell to be. Assistant- Sin goon, Yiee Dougall, promoted in the, 3d West • India giment. • 7 . 2(1,1titt0, Ensign D. Campbell to be Lieutenant, withont' purchase, vice Webb, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Henry llur.:t, from the Royal ;NI ilitary College, to bo Ensign, vice • campbell. 83tlt Ditto, Hospital-Assistant to the Forces B.•Tedlie to be As . sistant-Surgeon, vice Sampson, appointed to the Royal Newftmilla.nat Fencibles. 89th Ditto, Lieutenant C. Coates to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Itowe, deceased.. Lieutenant J. R.Balter„from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Coates.' • •- • 9Uth Ditto, Ensign Nixon, to be Lieutenant, without puN chase, vice Le Gay, prole - Med. Gentleman Cadet Henry Palling, from the Ittn,Al Military College, to be Ensign, icc Nixon. 97th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Lloyd to be Captain of a•Cont ' pally, by purchase, vice Th7aitlewayte,. prownted in the ro9L, •' P!l!fi DAto, Ensign John Blackall toile Lieutenant, without purci.m:c, tire Cooke, superseded. Johti Moore, Gent, to be vice Mackall. to Ist Ditto, Captain F. B. Eiiot, from the loslf-pay of. be Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice M,lutush, who esehanges. • West India Regithent, Captain B. A. Watson, from the 5Fd Fool, to be Captain of a Company, w h o • excha oges. id Royal Vett elm Battalion,. Quarter-Master StePhen Don nell, from the 46th Ftipt, to he Lieutcoant, viceMergen ,hail, placed on the Retired List. Royal, Newfoundland Few:Riles, Assistant-Surgeon 'T.' R. flarris, from the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, to he Sar geon, vice flarford, appointed to the'4 let Foot. Racy rt.—Captain Pet cr.BrOwn,of the 23d Font, to be• Major in the A.rniy. • ' ' STArr.—jaines • Shoat, Facet. late a - Paymaster of 'Detach ments, to •be a Paymm.ter of a Recrnit.iug District,. vice • tivaliw4, dismissed the service. AsSistant CuMmissary . th•to-ral George Danterum to he a Deputy Cominissary-(.e , , tieral to the Forces. Dane, Gent, to be a Deputy As s :,tan t -Commitisary-Generat to the Forces. , • • • losevr.ii. Sit rr.---To he Assistant-Surgeons to the Forcesi Assistant-Surgeon It. Mlle), billo»!* Regiment, and Assistant-Surgeun J. It. Say - cry, from the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. • • ' Tit lie Appothecary to the Forces.---lJospit:+ l-'llttte It. Heurtley. 'ter he hospital.Assistauts to the F'o cea.--lVarrs+nt-I'lospit t tl- Gent. .The 'Duke of Brunswick Oele - Corps. - • Light, Infant .Wilhehn Brandenstein, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Spahn, who se app o i ntment has liot talien plu g. :Nic.nnnANnt; Nr.--4'mign Dickson, of,the 97th Pnot,: . is: super . deded, being absent without, leave. BANKRUPTS. • George Twithly, Bread -street-hill; eolorirman, to surrender July 17, 24, and August 24, at ten, at Guildhall., London. Attorney, Nit.. Tarn, Warnford-court, Throgniorton-street„ ,loseph Spragg, New-Cross,Kent-road,schooltuaster,'July 17, 24, and Angust.24, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. At- . tornies, Messrs. Walker and Rankin, Old-Jewry. Samuel "Mendham- and Francis Field, Fenehurch-street , merchants, July 27, at one, 30, and Augnst 24, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornics, Messrs. Weston and Teas dale, Fenelinrch-street. William Leonard and JaMes Tyndale, Cam, Gloucestershire, grocers, at ten, ;it, the Old Bell Inn, Dursley, Gloucester shire, Attornies, Messrs. Blexsome and Wells, Dursley, or' Messrs. Price and. Willi ams, John Rock, Wedttesbur . a, Staffordshire, itioholder, JOly ea, 24, and . August; 24, at one, at the. Stunt. Tavern, !firming-, hair,. Attornies, :Mr.. limit, '•Stirre3-street, 'Strand,' in- Messrs. ,Crowtion , WethiesLury. Leonard Knowles, Newnham, - GloneeStei•shire, fell-mongs r, Jnly 2U, at tiva, 2,7, and August 24, at eleven, la the Bear inn, N0V11113114 Attornies, Mr. Lucas, Newnhatu, or Messtg. Edmunds and • Son, Exchequer-Otlice, Lincoln's, Inn, London. ChristopherSharpe,Great TarMouth,Norfolk,eorn-tnerchant, July 29, at four, a), and Angora 24, at ten, at th e A nge l Inn, Great Yarmmillt. Attornies, Mr. Hammy, Great Var month, or Mr. Dax. jun. Carey -street. William . Bubson, Newcastle-upou•Tyne, hatcher; A u g us t 3,- 6, and 24, at twelve, attlie - King' s 'Head Inn, Darlington. Atternies, Mx. Thomas Bowes, Darlington, or Mr. Tin mouth. Ninth,. Staple-lon, • John Hobbs, Sandhurst, Gloncestrrshire,blacksinith, July 29, at . six, 40, at eleven, at the George Inn, Cheltsnham, and, August 24, at six, at the Booth-hall lon, (Boneester. Attortiies, Mr. .loam Yeates,Gloneestershire, or Mr:James Platt, 'Canfield-court, Temple. • John.Alpass, late•of Berkeley, Gloucestershire, • coal-dealer, July 26, at five, 27, and A agust -24, at eleven, at t luu,Newnham,Gloncestersbire. Attorui e s, Messrs. 'Covey and James, Newnhain, dr Messrs. Vixard Ilutehinsan, Lincoln's-Ina-sunare,Willirun • Web)), Buckingham-street, Strand, wine-merehant, July 17, 27, at twel ve , an d A ugust 24, at ten, at. Guildhall, Lincoln. Attorney, Mr. Charles Luxnawe, square. Johu I.trown, Tillsdown, Cam, Clilouccstershire, liquor-mer chant, July el, at four, <.:2, atut August 24, lit telt, at the Old BeMinn, Durfilev,Glouventersliire. Atturoirs, Bloxtome arid Welt's, Dursley, or Moats. Price nod WO- Lincolo's 7 itm, _ • John Stewart Aykliato, Norfolk, linen-draper, July 27; ea, and Angust 24, at foul!, at the - White Swan Litt, St.. Peter Mancroft, Norwich. Attorniei, Messr4, Sewell sand Bloke, Norwich, Mr. • Tloonas Tilbury, Falcon-street. Joseph Bar t acittfr, Lcirestt r,cabinet-taker, .tin te.4 t, its six, 4, at ten, and Si, at eleven, at 'White 'fart Tau, Leicester. At iornies, Mr. Lawton, Leicester, or Mr.. Samuel 'faYlor, ,John-street, Bedford-row. • DIVMENDS.. Aug. 3. W. Brown, Saaville-street, Picea&ldly, laceman.— Ang. 3. I). Food, Btuiingfinll-strcet, instlrance-broliet.— Aug. 57..1 Jones, Staverton, Wiltshire, clothier.—Aug. 2. J. °oldie, South Stsieldso slup-owner.—Aug. 8. T. Linton", Lei& eiter , sytareonercer.—Airr. 3. A. Hunter, Littk Port eoach-noilier.—Atig-. 3. W, Woodman, Lime ittrett-square, merchant.—July 19. T. Shepherd, Not I h Anti icy =sf rect, ft, r itishing-ironmotiger.—Aug.-11. It,. Parites, Bir mingham, currier.---Aug.lo.T. Birmingliam,grocer. iig. 3. J. Spreat, Bath, toymati.—Auge 2. B. Goodman, Staverton, Northamptonshire, dealcr.—Ang. 3. .3. Ilitnufer, Tooley-st, yet, Southwat 1,4, J. Minet, Fitl 4 - Itry, : cquare, merchant --Aug. 7. 4:3oloing, Ca-Mc-court, Bircistn-lane, mercliant.—Ang. 7, .3, tnerchant.—Atu;. 9..1. C. B. Vo:i Essen; CiraNi*g Inn Coffee hopse, Holborn, merchant,—/log. (14., , idkr, Awell,Surrei, corn , dealer,—Aug. 7. IL. Lou.,e , New Londott-4t;'eci, mer chant, CIR'FIFICATES to be grante,l ;)n 01 before A 11g. ;3. I%'. Harnett., jun. Altoonry, Kew, F , airhone, New-iireet, Vetter-lane,. matheovitical-insti r.:iopliard, not:lade, Lat:3,lHr,, Siqc:tt, 15.10, toywan.—J. C 4 hell, torent. , g3 -11 "'s woaiten - draper.--11.1111,,ortokothile, Lkerpool, merchant.-- Poi,v4s, Vauxhull, vietttailer.—l. Bedford, Bart holornew timber-airchant,--C. 4lt>iruii ;tied 1. Liver pool, merebants.---W. Otrirterinim, Oxford, brvtrks-lii.",ler. 3.4 . flowring, New 119tri- , ,treet, batter. At a Mcetink . of the Ativor and Aldermen of Tuesdi.ty List, they, ordyred . the """v street, tXtentling it t) in Queen-street to dud lutn!ier Pock.l3ridge, to he called`" Wellington-street i" the new street, extending nlong the North bide 01 : the Ferry,Doek, N4son- s t reet ; t' an t i the tlew street," 'exteiiding 'from. littinber-street to .the Wet . end of the Ferry Pock, " Pier-street:" L. 4 INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Jetir This itt7i r il T : N lVz ° lg . I L ):1 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 4 .N li C t ° l .i i; l : i tlf: R p l ia . illt iff i. invisitie screen tuanufacturer, in Chelsea, tnl cover front defendant the soon of ,241. I ° r t i iron gates, and a quantity of invisible railing. 17 defendant paid. into Court 1501. , Mr. Paint, called several w itnessei, -who s W6 ‘ to the delivery of the several nrtieles, and I '' they u%.re properly manutitettired, Alltl, I"' Ov charged, ,' —TONF:Y GENERAL desired the Jail 1 , : 'fire AT R to be surprised at the terrikof invisible railink. l .' inthese days there was an abullitalnCe of iilti,l4 things ; there were invisible pc.t.ticijats, antct t i not other inVisibles. His client did not. expei4, the railing should be absolutely invisible, forc'e,,i the perfection - of invisibility \vas not to b''' pected ; but Ile had a ri.:. , ;lit to expect, iinil'ilitl°' peel, that they should not forni.a lastinP left :;• i t t i l l i i r e i n t r i e . ly th a tl ey d e c i ‘ f i v o l e:r i Y i : y . :; ,r )L " ) .l : : ri i z n o li tit i a '6 l, n • d ri i t t l i t u t il i l;) ' :srei".cl. to be perfectly s.ecu t ;:, tl l: e is e t Y :ll i n ' 1 1' 1 ' 1 ( 3 1 ( t l . I ;;l t id til ` e . :l':'. most value of them was only 13 , 1/. .2s. itith`rl l ftit.iviiiiiiitclioosl!.)Cite4eiti:seuilnir[erii.:alitiiiatfit tilt B e lli. ..t i:: : : i t: e an iii i si,:ev t i i i,.rt ir i l ie t et : t, i s : : : ,i r ,: ; ii,v ( r ) i. t g, ii1111:1:211„)111:::.i.t!,,, iCir:),;_kt:jilii,:::!,,,lii, etas very rough, and by .110 nio it'• ' 111 " C ..-ii 'charged. On Ids prorectlio to call oo te . ,' i -IlAses,•the e:or-. , e , was, on t,:e re,:otritat;tl''Cil. ti Uri( ELLLNBoItO6(3t-k, referred. . , BOW-STREET.---YtSterdaN 71$00 7 (''' l i r 1I ' ll ' A ! SC ;: l4 i. brought to the ()tree, charged n'ith slttAting and wouriding liis ..ife.' •Mr. l ' ut s‘ I li ,son, a surgeon, of Neu cas....e:,trurt , in the 5,1.": 1 ,, 1 i stated, that on Monday a11t.ni,,,,11, ataiat taro, "'clock, he was railed` in'to attend a wnlnA l g ri l Bedlortibury,who had been wounded. Ile fri je It i b i t r ! (la a ) e u d r ui et l it r xi ) e l iit:i c i e :l ( i izil l ‘ t o - ig ' c e l ti t g i l :e, o: Le t e l : . : : : o l : ; ,le c t l i t : n t . , I, ‘ l rt i t e- ,r e i l b a e l ti.litt:;:iiist::lll ei1:17:1:111::1,11:stirrs:Iii.ilit1;jr:t',,,.:1:::I.: that he wotild miircler his u ite. IM COrral' . 1 si constable, nod had l i i it i r i s la e t crir 'v e i ll. ijcs:ol` ' ll : "c. ,. ll" , !,,, r it dressed Mrs. • Ifollanti's wonritis, Irin" it ,,,,f such• that he did riot deem . it safe for lire ti ''''' it i io, to give evidence against the prisoner '''''''Y - 1 ( 1 ' ' i; . , c 4 " .. r! , who lodges in 'the prisoner'' , fronse, c"" E ' l " IV , Watson's statement, and s:rid,sbe heard sirs .ent i i ,, land screaming very violently in her ed : 1 1 :01 which induced her to go into the room. M :1 1 0 as` Mrs. 11. was able to speak, she told Itet . tiali her husband had struck her with a board ; Pa ;odj , time she was in, bed, and bleeding vetY l ' ,„ 4 „ The prisoner was - committed urination. .00 MARLBOROUGII-STILEST.* ,fames 1/1 11 0 1i .,., 4 charged at this office with stealing a quantity_ 1 Iltrillow plate, .the property of J)owage r 1-4 "'Y -•.. , lit itk in Saville-row. It appeared, that the prt( ~., who . had got into •Lady liairloke's servicr , butler,. by means of a fictitious obaracter, had certamed to 1# - been lorr: . , •in it when Ise was as . . for farther cm drunken fellow. Ilex Ladyship having bee:l: prised of his misconduct, desired him to lear 1 . : , ' tl had been carried ca. Jefferies, an o o p steryn:ll.' ‘lvliillsictillisliceot‘i:eie;ilbtalti:tll:!ctlatill-altlillicti,!!.(0:11.111111,..i':1:11e s b e e y r , ot t i v i l k t;r s e triet ne t a , pp t r r e a b e e e r(iltltelAelilitriits,°;)tettr (ti.:111:::(1)111,91:1,ti,ctil; vet the prOperty. The prisoner. was IL iio o , rd the charge .of felony, for another exaniniaa iluiv, lie was next charged with getting int , ' l'' Y i .,.,00 , loke's service ..by ,nears of a fictitious elnti,,,,i4", It appeared that he had -offered his sci-vicen„ilt64 Brighton,H . s ttl u I ft l. 3 i r at a l c re b f:c o r a r c e t ti er t: a Mrs.' 741 " 913 i .110 or four days tx satisfactory l 'l n in t s h " e '" c:)" ‘ lr " .'se rt i l i rlS tcp.,her Ladyship's letter, describing tin , Pr , 0 0: as a trusty ,gomt ser;Ant, wily) hid liveit'o . " l , ) ,ltel in Mrs. Montagise's family, 'I'll:. let` ui . t artitti.r:ret! to be a forgery ; and the prisoner 't it tli . iei for this offence, to be i...prisoned three inon , the 'louse of Correctiiin. POL I C 131; tract of as t ett we was ler li ()In Bain fr, (bite' I te 181 E 3 :,--" Lek, thereex.troctco fa t i : of*, eow on the (arm of Switibog, in the pali& h , ; . t ,i f jOi diegitbili, liantrshirt,•, 'a calf, with . two ",'' t e t4 separate, and well proportioned heads> eigi lt ,i ' and seyen legs, th il: c. of t h en , sov inging frt”' ••• back, one of wh 'wit eontsiitted tWo st:l or `' itl , b i til vit / covered with tbe someskill, burdividol za tt t ie )3 0 . 31, .. joint. The calf %then extracted wo aliv e niie, t e . ach bead -appeared to have a .54...i.. , ii'i , t e i rw` bctfli itic-t life and motion front the ( , )111e . v ° : 21 t ire " 6°13 . vas not inspeeted by any proreislona. 1 ) . e 0 0 _hut on being opened, was found to eu l “ d111 , ' l ' 4 large heart, two dislioot . fi v4 rs, ;I nd Inany t'cd sjagnlar appearances, '!'lie cow ,nick vi t . ', (1 . ' 01 this strange animal died a fe,w (IAY' nltc i v t4 l l r ic ' ll (ll extracted. 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