The Sun. — London, England, 1813-06-09 00:00:00

FROM TRH LONDON GAZE.T'fB, JUNE 9. Ifitt-gliice, June 7, tH I3. •IXis Poyal th, lari . noe Ito4eat bas been Pleased' iri On the :0.01,11 t hi, !...;..t . lesiy, to appoint the o!!:, to to ,e rook hy1tr,,, ,,, t itg under-mentioned ( - 4,00ni , .:,,inn to I>e ailiteft 4th Anne, 151:3. T, I" . l'l'.\ A Vr-Ci AI N .told: Bdrclay, Alexander Merepr to thP ,1&;!1. , I.t-)hers [.Anson, Ed• warst-Stephcas, to be I,U,ISTENAXI-UENERALS in, the Arhty. . et).-;.,f/NETS Willi 4111 11.2'ritenta ,111, Cll. the Royal Invalitl ginner , , I.44,ttge Lee . bt, ui tun Artillery, .IO leptl Walker, of the late 11.,tyal lekh Art !lory, Charley Ne cal of the laze. "'Loyal lctcaiitt Artiller7, lltig - h tir.vayne, of the We tta:4 l 11 . 101 Ar:illery to 1)6 NISJUIL4II , ,INTEILIIS in the , • ' • - - LIFT! 1 ENANT-COLONEIS Philip Rlmi, of the Royal Ar tißery, of ditto., NVilliato 11ludge, of ditto, Hot,' v ditto,Fredet *ails Are-mchild,Ql the Kinte3 lTrrui<cnl.i..;;:ion; tie;lrfst. Ivuitr, of the itoyal Artillery, Robert `t;ii.; Itr)yai Engineers, George Ilritycs, of ditto, laiout.l I,irkeill, of ditto, • Ov o orge SVAliain I.)ixon, of the Royal Artilley, ‘Vihmt, of intro, Richard Hamil ton, of s:.itto, 2sli'ler, of the Riga' Marines, Brooke of the Itov,il iloylettlt,ininghain, of ditto, to (701.0NE1.4; in the nay. 0.1.{.: . 1 Edw/ ad ropy, of the Itoyal Matine4, Richard }"-', Of 01 , 10 1...t;t, of ditto, Robc;:t M‘Clcverty, of .ditto. to I.i EUT :INT-COLONELS in the Army. cA,PT.A.iNs , . Doritforil, of the Royal Engineers, Geo. Whithiore, ditto, Samuel Reynell, of the Royal Artillery, Voyoe. of ditto, George Forster, of ditto, ,tolin Cad dy, of ditt , ,, Alex:toiler 'Campbell, of ditto, H. M.Farrington,. of ditto, Coe ge Slsyring, of ditto, C. 11. Fit =Ryer, of ditto, jkVicpil torr o Of rtiaao , C. YOl/1n0111Shill111; of ditto, George Cra , .cford, of ditto, henry - Anderson Nlqrshead, of the Royal Engitieeri. Ge,,ege the• Royal Marines, Itoliert P. ltfiys, of the Royal Marines, Joint flaocrield, of the Royal Engineers T P Hirdy, of the Royal Attillery, George Prescott Wingrove, of the Royal Marines, 'illionas Shepherd, of ditto, Elia Lawrence, of ditto, William Johnstone, of ditto, Francis of the Royal Artillery, Charles Egan, 4 - 100, John ..13art knot n, of the /loyal :I,:arin es , lletiry flitl;- twin, of the oyal Artillery, Joseph Mignan Nlay, of tho Royal Nlitri - nes, Gustavus Nicol's, of the Royal Engitwers, C-Striytit, of ditto, fieorge Landmann, of ditto, Thom F ,, rhes, of the Royal Artillery, James W. Smith, of ilitis4-j;: M, ...;lose, of dijtn, Cornelius Mann, of the Royal Ettginerfis,' to fr:ie NIAJQIIS in the Army. . - War-Vice, June 8, 1813: ist Regiment of Life Guards,' Captain John Derger ' .from.the (.15th.Foot, to he Captain'of a Troop, vice Herbert, who ex changes.' Francis Dalton ' Gent. to he Veterinary Surgeon. sth Reg.. Dragoon Guards, Major Serjentson Prescott - to be Lieutenant-Colonel. without' putchase. 'Capt. W, Irwin to he Major, vice Prez , eott. . - 23 Beg. of Dragoons, Serjearit Major John Lennox to be Qthirter-Master, vice Weir, (~sllierect. 6th Ditto, Brevet Lieu r tenant-Colonel Joseph Muter, from the t3th Light Drag°Una ) to, b e. Lieutenant-Colonel, with- out purchase. ' 7 7th Reg. of Light Dragoorui, John 1%11'1ml:is, Gent. to be dor net,•by purchase, vice Shirley, promoted in the 23d Foot. " tOth Ditty, Snrgeon John Williams, from the oth Foot, to be Surreal, vice Morrison, promoted on the Staff. 11th Ditto, Serjeant-Major Timothy Grind red, from• the lath Light Dragoons, to be Adjutant (with the Rank of Cornet), vice Gould, who resigns the Adjutancy only. 13th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Patrick Doherty to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. Brevet Major Shap land Boyce to he' Major, vice Doherty. ~ 15th Ditto,. Ensign George A. F. Dawkins:from the 3d Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. i 7th Ditto, Oliver De Laneey, Gent, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Andergoo, promoted. 22d Muir, Lieutenant-Colonel Theophilus Pritzler, from the 2 lit Light Dr N irons. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Travers, to I Lieutenant-Colonels, without. purchase. Brevet Major enry Broome, vice Travers, to be Major. „ Lieutenant Charles Dudley, vice BroOme, to be Captain of a Troop. 134 Ditto, Captain Andrew Hamilton, from the Pit Foot, to be Captain of 4 Troup, vice, Lord John T. H. Somerßet, who exchan&es• . cottittrtam Ittglinent of Ptyit tilArds,Capttlin Williani Henry Kaikes w he c,.ptain of - 1 - 4 Cnutpatly and Littuterirrt-0010... net lay pttrohasr, ,Enhign Walter Gaorwe . B.iyif4b to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, . . vice It3ilies. • • Ist Reg. of Foot„Captaid.Lord John T. H.Some,rset, from the s id Liglit Dragoons,. to he Captain of a Company, vice Ha milton who exchanges. Ensign William Mackenzie, vice Urnry, deceascd,Ensign.Thomas lintledge, .vicc Bevan,ele ceuseiU, Ensign 'Thomas Steivart, without 'purchase, vice Kellett, appointed to the 2d .Ceylon Regiment, - to be,Liett tett,int7, fivtljabli.n Bovill, Es+ vice . Eddington, who re tti, to be. Paymaster. . . , zit Reg. of Foot, Captain G. A. Henderson to he Major, with out purchase, viec Graham, promoted on the Stall ui Nova seotot.- 6th Ditto,titcpbenSimpsoo, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, cue Bunney, who ra,res; • -7th Pitto, Lieutenant Anthony Baldwin to be Captain of a CoMpany, without purchase, vice Elwood, who retires. En sign Iticfmrd Cres. , er, from the. Atli Foot, to he Liente naitt, by purchase, vice Baldwin. Assistant -Surgeon Mar . tin Malmo. to he Stirgeorc,' vice Williamson; promoted on the Stall'. Huspilal•-Mate Henry Fislier to. he Assistant- • - tinrgeon, ALA Slahony. ith Liern.Colonel W. G. MacGregor, front the •tF;th F oo t, to he,Lientcoani Colonel, vice Molly., who exchanges. ltiorgeon Thomas Bacheley, front the 48th Foot, to hr tinr g.oon, vice Willianoi, appointed to the 10th Light Drago,ni. I ith Ditto, Brevet Lient. Colonel F. Newman, to he Lieut. Colonel, without purchase. Brevet Major W. S. Eking ton to he Major, vice Newman. Lieut. Edward Vardy, frmn the , :14th Foot, to'•be Captain of a Company, vice • Elcington. 12th Ditto, Licnt. Colonel Henry F. Coolie, from the Stafrits North Atnerica, td he Lieutenant, without purchase. Eti sign Griffith from the Wexfoid Nttlitia, to be En sign, without ptircliage. lath Ditto, Asmistant-Snrgeon David Wetherstimin, from the let Wcct India ltegirnent, to be Asiistaut-Surgeon, vice M'Creery, who exi:firOges. _ 14th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon G. Adams, froM the 21st Foot, • to h. Surgeon. vice Safe, promoted on the Staff. 15th Ditto, :N.lajor Alexander Milne to ht Lieutenant Cidonel, withont purchase. Captain 'Mark A. Rozon to he Major, vice Milne. Assistant-SUrgeOn Robert Graham, from the 4th West Lntlia Rvgiment, to he Assistant-Surgeon; vice Scott, deccasiqh lith Ditto, Bowing . Walsham, Gent, to. be Ensign, without inn-chase, vice Blood, cashiered by . the sentence of a Gene ral Court Martial. 2i4 Ditto, to be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensigns W. ltaban, vice Evans, appointed to the 3d Dragoons, Ensign Not, vice Fr:ciee, prompted.. Ensign John Caulfield, front the Tyrone to he Ensign ' without ,purchase.. 24th Ditto, Brevet. Lieut. Colonel Thomas Chamberlin to bet Lieutenant Colonel, without purcha,c. Captain Henry white to hi , • ,Thth Ditto, Brevet Lientenant Colonel 3, A. Farquharson to be Licot. Colonel, withont purchase, captain :Lurks Prat to' be Major, vice FarquharSon. •Lieut. John Kelly to be Captain, vier Fart, /71.11 Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George James Reeves to he " Lieutenant Colonel, without purchase. Captain Wheeler Sparrow to be Major, rice. Reeves. Ertsi!r ' ii liamliare to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 'Moore, placed upon half-pay. Gentleman Cadet John Ditmas, rum the, Royal Military College, to be Ensign. vice Hare. • 128th Ditto, Thomas Merton Ferriar, Gent. to he Ensign, - hy p u r c hase, vice Taylor, who retires. 30th Ditto, Major Christopher .Maxwell to be Lieutenant Co lonel, without purchase. Brevet Major C. A. Vigoreux, from the Jiall Foot, to be Major,, vice . Maxwell. arlth Ditto, Lieutenant Lewis Bowen, from the 4th Garrison Thittation, to be Lieutenant, vice (.1 iiliths, who ex _ chimps, - • Ditto, Lieut. Joseph, A. Jones to be Captain of a Cont- Pail. by purchase, rice Waddell, who retires. 4 ' 4l ' " it t` ) . 11 '"1 ,41 . 1 41 ate Edward M`lver to be Assistant- Ste!geotrb vi4:4•Brenifter 'tie • ed 46 th "AW; Littott:toittt.6 l l. o L 4 t a9 tleu . rite \Tolle, from , the 9th •I: t o4 l 2tii; c ` ne ti t.... , ii i ; l ii t t a v i y l lll , ll•.6, , i,,,,a, *ric e gor, who e4.' geutl t vice. W 'Jitney n , ! o Cieor k ris bust' to be Aisistant-Sur 47tb Data, Major I.4.:l;t4g4teEd'ilt the ti6th Foot. (' 9 lunta, , eithoot ,to be Lieutenant itittjt)r* Litiugton. "P"i° "5414 Ru Y Ues IQ be LONnoN : Printed %A , TIiONIAS WOOD, of No. in, Strand; and Publish A t the SUN OPYLCX, No. 112, Strand, where ildratiremetstv, Orders 1 Derbysltire Lncallizer Regiment—lL Campbell; L4l. aad.Lieut, Ward to be*Captains.: W. IL,Vletener, • - (teat. to be Ensign. . . Clrat,worth Regiment—Ensign J. Gasket' to be Lieutenant It. Hoixe, and 'T. Wilcockson, Gents.. : to he Ensign.: • Derhy Regiment—Ensign S. Poyser to be. Lieutenant. Duesbnry, Gent, to be Ensign.. - SearsialAtegiment—Lieut. G. Harker, Lieut. C. Ilinde, 7 and Lieut. J. Graham, to he Captains. Wirksworth Regiment—Capt. C; Arkwright to be Major. W. Cleevry, ana W. Charlton, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Derbyshire Gentlemen anitYeonianry Caralry*j. Arkwright, • - Gen„to be Lieutenant. .1. Radford, Gent, to be Cornet. • Commissions in • the Norfolk Local Militia, signed by the ' Lord Lieutenant.. let Western Regintent—G. Barker and .Bayes, Gents. to be Lieutenants. .We,tern Regitnent—E. Saffery, jntr. Esq. to lie Major, vice Tyseni, resigned. -Capt. E. Tompsun, to-be ditto. Lieute nant. E. Rolfe Finch to be Captain.. G. Francis, Gent. and Ensign W. Swing, - to be Lieutenants. S. Parlett and T. Potter, Gents. to be Ensigns. Commissions in the ,Peebles and, Selbirkshite- Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Selkirk. A. Pringle, jun. Esq. to be Major. R. Henderson, Esq. to be Captain, vice Seat, 'resigned. J. Dun, Gent. vice Lang, resigned, and W. Laidlasv, Gent. vice lietiderinn, pro moted, to be Lieutenants. .1. Gent. to be Entign. Commissions sighed by the I.,rd Lieutenant of the County • of • 1 lants, South West Regiment. of Local Militia—J, Needham, Gent. 14 'Brevet, J. Gale, Gent. - and W. Young, Gent. to be Lieutenants. South East Regiment.—llenry Brown Cent.. to he Ensign. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Stafford. - The King's 'Own Staffordshire Militia.—Ensign Philip Lugar to be Lieutenant. North Regiment of Local Militia.—John Simpson, Gent. to „be Lieutenant. Richard Pratt, Gent. to be Ensign. Commissions 'signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Avr. • Ist Regiment of Ayrshire Local Militia.—Ensigns .1. Millar,, v:ce Eaton, resigned and It. Park, Vice Findley, resigned, to be Lieutenants. R. McKay, vice Miller, promoted. W. Logan, vice Park, promoted, unit R. Alexander, vice Black-. wood, resigned to lee Lieutenants. 2tl Ditto, Ensign J. Chrichtort to be Lieutenant, vice Steven son, resigned. Theophilus Piston, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Chrichton, promoted. 48th Ditto, Brevet Lieut. Colonel William Broo',:e to te tie tenant Colonel, without, purchase: Captain Stephen C-; ' man, to be Major, vice Brooke. -Asiii;tant-Sorgeon- Al.: ttnder Stephenson, front the 83d Foot, to be Surgeon , IlnArty, appninedto the 9th Foot. 49th Ditto, ?slajor Charles Pleriderleath to be•Lientt•ltant -0010A, without. purchase. Brevet Majar Alexaodm• CI( rk to be Malr, vice Plenderleath. 514 Ditto, Ensign C. NV. Tyndale to he Lieutenallt, without ptirchase, vice -Mahony, who resigns. Gentleman Cadet George Frederick Berkeley tit,-John, from the Royal Min tary College, to be Ensigit, vice Ts odic. • - ' 52e Ditto, Peter E. Craigie, Gent. Co be Ensign, - by pup,: chase, vice 'Hunter, promoted. • 57th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel W. C. Spring, jo lie Lieutenant, Colonel, without porchase. Captain Walter IVl(Gildmit to he Major. vie tiering. solli ditto, Brevet Lieut,enant-Colonel George 11PGregor to be Lieutenant.-irolonel, without purchase. Brevet Lieute- Altiot-Colonel Matthew Shawe,:fron: the 74th Fem, to he ` , Major, vice M'Gregor. • 64th ditto, Ai.i , taot-Surgeon Thortuoi O'Halloran, front the 34 West India Regiment, to be As,istant-Sorgeon, vice GaWan, protneted in the York Light Infantry, Voinnteers. Israel Moss, F.so, to he P•iy , :i:t.tee, vice Davis; deceased. 66th Ditto, Niaior John to he Lieutenant Colonel, without purAase. Captain Edwarclearlyou to be Major, rice Wardel. 51th Ditto, Major William K inloch to be Lieutenant Colonel, withont purchase. Captain Nathaniel Benhifield to, be Major, vice Kinloen, Se enoil Lit mteimut James Thumpson,- - from the Cornwall Militia; to be-Ensign, without purchase. 69th Ditto, Lieut. Colonel Morrice, front the ;al Cey lon regiment, to he Licutron3t Colonel, without purchase, Ittajor Price Robbins, to be ,Licatenant Coloeel, wit hoot purchase.. Brevet Major Archibald 7slaclachlan to be Major, vice Robbins. Lieutenant G. S. c otter to be Captain of It • Company, without purchase, vice Mitchell, placed upon half-pay. 70th Ditto, Captain Hon. Gerard de Courcy to •be Major, without purchase, vice Myers, appointed to the tooth Foot. • 71st Ditto; Brevet .Culonel Sir N. L. Peacocks, Bart. tithe Llentenant-Colortl, without purchase. Brevet Major M. Mackenzie to- be Major, v:ce Peacocke. En-ign Anthony . Pack to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mattison, placed upon half-pay, 12(1 Ditto, Hospital , mate.Thomas Ciarke to be Assistant-Sur-• vice Cowan, deceased. • 73d, Ditto, Major Audrew Geils to be Lieutenant Colonel, without porchase. Captain Hugh Cameroo to be Major, • vice Gel's. . 78th Ditto, Lieutenant 11. N. Douglas, to be Captain of a Company,. without purchase vice C. F. Maclean, oalpersi,(l - vd, having absented himself without leave. Assistant-Sar ' geon William Munro to be Surgeon, vice Swallow, promoted on the Staff. 80th Ditto, Brevet, Lieutenant Colonel J. , A. Stu r t to be . Lieutenant-Colonel, trithuut, purcl , o , e. Captain Joseph Cookson to be Major,. vice Sturt. Lent. Andrew Kelly to be Captain, vice Cooksoe. Lieut. David Dural, Maim Wat- teville s Itegialetn; to be Lieutenant, vice Wrizon, who exchanges. • • 82d Ditto, Major henry King to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with • out , purchase. Captain William Fitz Gerald to be Major, vice Kidg. 834 Ditto, Brevet Lietitenaut-Colonel , John P. Hamilton, from the luth Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colimel, without, purchase, vice Collins, 'deceased. Hospital-Mate Andrew. fonnere to be Assist rust-Surgeon, vice Steplienom, pro. tooted in the 48th Foot. 36th Ditto, Lieutenant John Shelton, from the North Down Militia, to bet Ensign, without purchase. • • 924 Ditto, John James, Gent. to be Ensign, without par - class, vice Forbes, whose appointment lit. not taken place. 93d Ditto, Ensign Charles Head to be Lieutemant, withont purchase. Archibald Fraser, Gott. to be Elisio. Serjrant Major Howall Bull, front the 3d Foot Guards, to lie Adju tant (with the tank of Ensign). Quarter-Master-Serjeant 7 Mackay to be Quarter-Master. 96th Ditto, Major B. K. Leviciont to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without ptirchase: Brevet Major H. B. B. Adams to ha Major, vice Laviermrt. Major John Ready, from the Ist Garrison Battalion, to be ditto. tooth Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel Christopher. Myera, from the 70th Foot, to be Major, vice Taylor, promoted on the Staff in America. . 104 h Ditto, Major W. 'Drummond to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. Captain Thomas Hunter to be Major, vice Drummond. Ist WtSit India Itkitaent, Assistant -Surgeon Flew M'Creery, , front the 13th Foot, to be Assistant -Surgeon, vice Wether e spoon, who eichanges. 811 West India Regiment, Hospltal-Mate John V 4 illiam Paynb he,Assistant-Surgeon, rice O'Halloran, appvioted to he'ss•tth roA. • 7th:Ditto, Major the thin. dames, Stewart, froth the flOth .. 1 7 00t," to hi' Licateaant-Colonel, by - purchase, Viet! Nit sniyth, who retires. Ruyal York Rangers—To be Ensigns, without ptirchase, Ben jamin Williamson CAMpion, Gent. vice Bingay, and Charles West, Gent. vice Jealous, whose appointments have net taken place. • 4th Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant Thomas Griffiths, from the 36111 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Bowen, who ex chioges. Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign Thos. Hunt to be Lien tenant, vice - Gaynor, placed on the Retired I.ist. Serjeant- Major Dogald to be Ensign, vice Hunt. • 9tb.Ditto, Captain Win. Mackay, from the 9•411 Foot, to he Captain of a Cumpany, vice Devon, deceased. , BREVET. Lunt. - rnh• John Elle)" , of.the Royal Regiment of Horse • Guards, to be Colunel in the Al'OtY• STAFF. Lieut.-Col. Thus, Nl'Mabon,..of the 17th Foot, to he Adjutant ' General to the King's Troops serving -in the, East Indies, vice Major-General Sir William Keit... Major George Taylor, from the 100th Foot, to be Inspecting Field-Officer of in Canada, with the rank of Lieu tenant-Colonel in the Army. • Major H. C. E. Vernon Graham, from the 24 Foot, to be In specting Field-011icer of Militia in Nova Scotia, with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, vice Cooke, ap pointed to the 12th Foot. Henry Bertles, late Captain in the 82d Foot, to be Adjutant of a Recruiting District, with the rank of Lieutenant, vice • Dowd, appointed to the Staff Corps of Cas uiry. To be Deputy Assistant-ConneiSsinries-General to the Forces, Win. Smith Lakin, and Charles Gunning, Gents. • • HOSPITAL -STAFF. . -• • To be Physician to the Forces, Surgeon Charles Morrison, - M. D. tram the 10th Light Dragoons, vire Sir J. Fellowei, promoted. , Surgeons .1. Williamson, from Co lie Surgeons to the Forces, , the 7th Foot, vice M'lntosh, deceased; and Surgeon Robert Swallow, from the 78th Foot. - to be Deputy -Purveyor to the Forceti; Purveyor's Clerk George Pratt, vice Cooper, superseded, being absent with out leave. -To be Hospital-Assistants to-the Forcei—JohnlMillar, Francis Reid, and Ricliard Crofton, Gents. Warrant Hospital-Mates Thos. Teevan, Patrick Pope, Wet. Carolan, Christopher It. Angel, Win. Morton, and Charles Ciier. To be Surgeons to the Forces, under-the Command of Lien tenant-General Sir W. C. Dervsford only, Assistant-Sur geon Alexander Lc Sassier, from the Fuot, vice Keat tag, promoted, and Assistant-Surgeoraatrick iNPOlashan, from the Royal Artillery, vice Robertson, promoted.. 13A1tR ACK S. Thoroasberdroore, Vent. to be a Barrack-lkfaiter to the Forces Gre,tt ISritairt. The King's German Legion. 2rl Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet Charles Siegroth to he Lieu tenant, vice Drocge, killed iu ;ietion. Ist tiattaliim.of the Line, Francis Leslie, Gent. to lie Entign, vice Michaa.., promoted, - • Watterille's Regiment,--Lieutenant Robert Wrizenifrom the Btst Foot, tube Lientenant,,vise Duval, who exchanges. ML*NtORANOWAL The appointment of Andrew Mackay, Gent. - to he 'Hospital- Mate for General Seri ice, as .stated in the Gazeto oL the 4th of May, 1413, has not taken place. The appointment of Lieutenant-Getieral Sir George Lowry Cole to be Colonel of the 2r.1 Foot, of Major-General Porter to be Colonel of the 10341 root, and of Major-General Murray to be Colonel of the ;41 Garrison Battalion, as stated in the Gazette of the Ist instant, have not Taken place. Eattavrust in the Gazette of the lit instant. 61111 Foot--For Kosi! . ..in Wm. Moore, from theDul?lin County Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase, read Ensign Wit liam Jones, from Bse Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. Derbyshire Regiment of Old Militia—W. Trevanion, Esq. to be Captain. J. chakraft .and W 4 Kershaw, Gents. to he LieutenantS. BANKRUITS. _ . Garrod, late of Surrey...to-ea, Norwich, horse-dealer, to sot remlerJoue -2, 19, and Jttly 20, at.eleren, at Guild hall, hoodoo. Attorney, Mr. John Rohiusou, Bolton-row, Westhurpnipon-Severn, Gloucestershire, •pig draier, June it;, 17, and Joly 20, at ten, at the Raw Inn, Gloucester; Attornies, Messrs. Whiteotalie and King; Ser jeant',-;nn, Fleet-street, Mr. W. C. Ward, Gloucester. Isaiah l'awiry, Prescot, Lancashire, cotton-manufactrmer, June 29, :>O, and July 2a, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Paradise-street,' Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Houghton and Sherratt, Preseot, or Messrs. Sbelibard and Co. Bu if Joshua Moyse,late of Blandon, Sluffolk, corn-dealer, June 23, at four, 'Qt ten, and July .20, at eleven, at the Chequers lan, Brandon, Snifolk. Attornies, sainuel Wells, jun. Huntingdon, or Mr. Clennoll, London. Duncan 111 4 Viccar, Liverpool; merchant, June 30, July I,'and 20; at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. At twilies,tMessrs. Atltiwou and Co. Clutaery-lane, 'or Me,iri. Lace and • Miller Oink-street, Liverpool. . _ Ebenezer Onrry, jun. Eynebnry, Huntingdonshire, corn ' lluyer, June 15, at seven, It 3, at ten, and July gO, at eleven, at the Falcon Inn), Nt. Neot's, ,Huntingdonshire. Attor sies, Mr. 114, st. Neot's, or Messrs, Foi-bes and Co. Ely place, Holborn. . . 'l'lioin phunber, June 12, 19, and July 20, at twelve, at G u ildh a ll, London. 'Attorn4, Mr; Booth, Queen-street, Bloonoihury 'square. • - . _______ _ • - . DIVIDENDS--At Guildhall, London. June 29. J. Read, Rood-lane, wnrehouseinau, at ten. - July 3. J. Sinitock,,St. Albans, lineu•dralg!r, at twelve. July in. 3. Walley, Lime-street, merchant, at twelve. Jul: 3..1. Dray, Ilythe, Kent r milleriat twelve. July 1. J.Pope, late of Truro, Cornwall, grocer, at eleven, at the Red Lion, 'from. June 29.4. P,enning, Blandford Forum, Dorsetshire; cabinet-, milker, at eleven, at the Clown-11M ' Blandford-Forum. July 10. J. Shaw, late of Bolton.le-'Moors,• ton-mannfacturor, at ten, k:t. the Nris'3-11,,kd, Moore. CEUTIFICATES.--- . JuNr. .11rit ler, late of 1340 eld, Jerks, wine-merchant. J. Powell, Tottenham , court-road, ironmonger. 'l'. Nlarsliall, Louth, Lincoloshire, G. Harwood, Beverly, Yorkshire, victualler: •The vicinity of Bath has 'not been nearly so much infested by . daring footpads as . that of our treighhouring city ; but we have now to rouse the attention of the Magistrates, ConstableS, and others, to the apprehension of •a.ruffiati,- who on Sunday last.committed the following .rohberies He first robbed some females, part of the family of J. W. Horlock, - Esq. of the Rocks, on their return friim Box Church, and took even the rings from their fingers. , He next. stopped Thomas Stagg, who way on horseback, and took from him 18d. and a silver 'Watch (maker's name, r''T. Brent, London, No., '1801.") ;• and within half an hour after, in Shockerwick-lane, near the residence of J. Wiltshire,•l.oq. he robbed Henry Mead, .car penter, of this city, to whom he said, " I. am a mateb for-any man offer no resistance ; I •have a wife and six children starving, and must have money•—give me all , you have got." He ,was dressed in striped trowsers, and a. black smock frock or shirt, which was reeved round the waist, or faltened in the trawsers. lie is about five feet _ten inches. high, dark hair, dark greasy complexi on, and has the appearance of a sailor. lie was seen going up Claverton-hill„ on Sunday evening, and is supposed to be still at no great,distance. man has been apprehended on, suspicion of - being the above robber, and is now under examination. before the. County :Magistrates; at the Hall, but , we„do not hear that his person is properly, iden tified, and he sets up an alibi,—Bathilerald. Extraordinary Contest ,-A ',celebrated pugilist yesterday undertook .to fight' a well bred - bull dfq,• belonging to the late much. lamented Weeping, The rencontre took place in St.-George's :Fields,. and many of the fancy attended. •ped was provided with sparring gloves, with which, at first,. he 'successfully kept his adversary at bay.; but at length Old To.vzer, becoming lilt , patient at resistance, and anxious to whet his fangs in.tlie flesh of the Cri.bbite, he made a dart, paSsed the guard of his foe ; and seized him by the thigh. This unexpected close damped the ardour of the pugilist, and induced him to give in i ta the no small delight of a naMerons groupe of puppzes who stood. around. A very serious accident occurred on Monday evening r about.seveti o'Ciqck, at Red Bank, Man chester. As two Gentlemen were coming to Man- Chester narket, from Collie, in a.gig„ the vehicle. came in contact with a cart, and .upset c one .of the Gentlemen es - caped unhurt, but the other un fortunately received the point'of a .broken shaft in his breast, and was dragged near a bontiredyait'ds landlord of the GeOrrte and Dragon ran to his relief, and with much difficnity andrisk,, succeed- , ed in rescuing the Gentleman,. a respectablq tradesman of Colne, from his perilous situation. Ropes are eutertainetrof his recovery. • ed by WILLIAM ARMICER SCIOPPS, South Moltorvstiet , :Or the Paper, Getters for the Editor, etc. (post paid) _ .~ MAGOCX. SLOOP• .~ —...... The following is an extr vet of a letter fromoa i e ~ of the four survivors . of the ri:Vc' of the 1' ed6V, i who put Off f 1:0 - in that vessel ite a boat, at the t,a-. !Dent she was. sinking, in consequences of 'last::: Lion With the Viontet. 'file writer is aliative oL Cheshunt, where he lists a wife and for twoten Mara , . and was once before from. home - . yeao , without ever putting his foot on shore :--• .. "I%ly dear Wife,—l take the earliest oppo:0'. nity of idorining von of the Unfortunate lass ti his 'Majesty's sloop -Peacock, after a severetoctiA ' with the American ship the Hornet. Shenr3,!t„ c gr ,o e . t a l t ni( s te l: : u a. .g sb l l t s t t e ,at r ti ti o co t n i sei b tdi ci a. r: l t t h b e e ,11.;;;ecoi c i .. i k i . t I l i c at l i c i r. s i : : ) , .' i i. to say the Captain, with 20 or 25 Olen, WeNt' ', and when I saw the Captain 611, I steppolk.l,o.,l the wheel to:pick Mill op, when I vr‘ 6 !. li g itti ll ntlittileilg.tauiro.(;)iy::::'letietg)2.taael7ititt.ilitt.o:: a lasted il(i o. our a e i r I n s d i t i l i t i p i Iflnstilltle'k's'ilanit:te:o:l:ettlC.:lt`:!.il!. ll'l,-1:: tain was no more. \Viten Our main-nie3l:l7' and at that time the twain-mast fell, and t, litt ' l l 'il'„ ) had Metter than four feet water in hei r bola , .;"' s i e was a co utt : : l l f r e t iFi e lebn Al•ir:triee:er'kYb,eala.l:nll:tiel is)iiit()iregefill'ect'irc:" 1 9 111 as it was coming on very dark , W I 3 . ll"ci t sea runoing, it was some time before the itolj , co . uld give us anYaSiitance. Vie got 111 , e ` i .v ` ' f il f ", a• . edmen into the boats first; I ant afraio 0 0 ' , i. i _ others got out of the Peacock before s he s:ri ti . cr I fni; when I left her she had eight ice iv: ter 1 1 1 , 10 , ,t hold, and began to take in at the ports . t 11. ' •, relate to men, myself being one, by tlic tif f [ g ed O H You th e miraculous escape of ft' n 't iv pi", i i tess of the Almighty. The boat that 0 4 , i , )e carried astern of the poor nnforttruite ltoct°!, was shot away, and the said boat fall of 4 , 1 :1: : 1 8 5 : t iot i r ‘ ili tt il ti l e l tai l c i P . ; ri e g i a gi e b it : Y .es c st k a e, rt i . f.n . o : . :::: : :: . ;: )t:) S tt a t. e s n e :: ,l l , l lr l g i g t r ee e e :a t :l t s " : ‘ ; ‘( . )s i l ig i l t t i ; l:: ii i t l ,,, ' : : :: : s : P.l l: r. ii t' inl, A:a e t c li o u r g di o n n gly board with thelpoor lell' )ws trYing o l : s be as. well'to• go down,-,.. in t h e boat a s in ta: 0,0 very oars. and two backets,'‘ •. l ith one piece 4 0 1 , , ,,r . ds , (lark i.ao‘(%ie niontaitllienit;ben attitieetit(t).At I:Pac.rt;rte,,,r, we made a mast, and the other piece n tatte3 iaml e ' : and took our four shirts otf our hacki j, ,ve . sails with them. Standing in for the ' 1° :: u k: ,:. 1 Knowing .how the laud -bore on to) I.°lu'.',,.itct, after seven or eight hours, sometinteiool 1 ., q r. and at other tittles abOve, we were 11'1'14_1,1..0r a colonies' . boat otf 1111thica r iver, hY '''' L li,o4 - groes, and taken up the river to ,Nlrotha tails; IY')elliisa(titi:elCllllll(%eiti,)iretelsicSe:.veleetittitnetib,CSrd,Watillt:ltell t •I ‘I Y 1:1111:14 : 11:tee:11.11111 el )(ji bii ou " r misfortune. .. ,i 1 'ir,. Vire were kept there three daY' , ' Y t in t 1 ,,, t i, e Bankhouse heard from his ENCeIICIWi.OO lA.. S V e C i r i n d ° { l iie ° f f o n tir C s n e )4 a r n a ie rY o ' t lat i laltd inimediately to Demerary. As song 0 i tve.o'ry. . there, we were taken before his I;scelltoox•nici ,being slightly wounded,•they NV(" 11(1 litit 3 ,11 1 i ` r to walk, but got a chaise for rae, arh"stfo-otl I could walk very well. ' I was taken b, e l . 3 4e .. Governor, and a few important queson 1 . prji,. Inc.:. Nk r %! were that sl"t' bf i Ell.: l l ' it ( titilreV4Sll. Nye 'Or. t,t—Cf! la .. an Ann:l-* i • •1 icit ICan )ri.r, ‘I I, t Howe.' ,' the pi fix:,4 to 0 . ur a it f- t-1 action witn the .‘ vritili., OM am n o w on board of at tile titne I alit ~, 11 to r m . , . -------------. ---- ' of I " °t UNION HALL.--Vesterchiy a be .ll l /1 ,, • oi oa., i wretched appearance was charged lil' i ) , t lire to his landlord; with having. attempted ' • 4011• his house 11"0c(ciejavica‘tiledt7:;"tri. t1;,t90.i.1.', in College-place, Is eNvirq, coot, dot _rec i e t i the prisoner hired' the house of 11, 0 _ ls ofolal'', since, and that on .llontlay.eveniag lic "- suipectO, eared from Mr. Co.hca's;s,tt tii,.ce (I:0 ed by some of the neighbours that tei mis o, 1 he was attempting to set neighbours the Prt. o . 11)311; ' 6'f! officer then b_ y a eiontglsttabbislei,ntto.c)rtillile3tlit(o)nasse;!l:lltii;‘l)'')lnte:9:,',lt•;,,:tr'::: door;dentanded admittance.. The Pi' l l ',` d o or, ! t4 . the house,. but instead of o penlog I 1 ' , c c; 1. 1 a large fire burning on the hearth, " ii „o; 111 7 . escape boarded r p c , :: ,i t , ea.t,(tiloot(ol::::oll:lColekintltt;erl:ii.ll,.l::,,:ililic,:ii:i:,:i;, materials of which the fire consi,:ted, 171 ,, / o f , tte . li t n m : : l 4 a c e r il i et t el l s e l 1 - Q li : : te e : l : v e t! S P , a i l :l t t e °l banister, tll e "; 711-1:c"'1::'14 s ''%' 4.:'''l%. ' • o t w i l l el e r t te •e il es‘tVrit:eis,cit.ileirt:ittstienbsti.t,)anr,i‘t tigebilele:iinrtitt)iotil):7:iffit;ill:: ()I,l•2iic.:.c,i:3;');oiririr:l'., .. • re of 3" , ,,0!r • joinipnrgissotirwere,t.amllltrohoeiki illiit:it,t,ii.enttolice°,;/(tvir,,,:,11,!.:it'',,:, l id not deny the troth or this statetoei,"„,,,,l,. \Yard, that he was a baker by t faile ,:, i iiro crl' i; ‘ i t cll :6 4 l : i t ,i l k ila. l ne i n o t :l l ds l i a e i l: :: : l . : n i e' ( is i t ! t t e i t t s t i°l :e l li te i c o i la f ° C e i it a u lls. e n e ci l it i))l i s P ii ' t li il lYl i fi l' ; -( :: : 1 : ss.(;"erliri;l:si • l'ts':,;'l,:iv i li l' itijil'i ' ' . bare boards ; they were perishing v..."?,,i,,,V.„J tmhget,and he acknowledged he had 1-t t i,e• "•' nights they bad been there thaey“lh',l::l''l:l,t;;l°:,''',','l,l the - It'oo4l work to make a tit t' 1)1t.,,,,0,f; having . any intention to destrOY thc F . '„,;tic' t to indure.ltit: nei,,libours.---.lle was c 00" re-examitmtion. -t lo r --...5....... , - - , 0 .- o , . A. simekintr, suicidi Wok 'phlo!, .- 10 . ,,,tii ;, , lug in the I;,:rongli., The tleceo>led,, n t, ~,i, e matt, it appeared, bad come tort ow!' ' a , mouth w;lggoit, and bad been (h.rl`l,'i t o. of the journey. When the waggo n J i e 0 -• t°l' of 'rooky -strret. it stopped, on d t t 1 „ I, assisted the i e t.eceased toiligbt, an,'oc. , k'lnmst' ;nssantiv,. the uniortur.,lc ,:i::)::t 0.‘1.,, razor from Ills r4;Ocket, and cut his t i 1 , , ,,i , itt ‘. l ih so dreadful' a manner, tha t he t' minutes. ••••••••••••••••••••• d Ur. blt.3ll,cat.tir last, at C a rm l) a i r k t : h l : 4 a , t or, cin Deep, of Orieltott, l'embroite,ll.,e• ""44" last, Jame, Preston, .cs 4. as j o s ": aged 6 11: 1 • 04( Liddy, in Lirerpcol, Mr. dossman, the cc' ttit I rim). t /Sl iti IVATEft AT LONDON 1111.11)0 • ,in Ev t nn*' de. Morning, 30 aiiM u t e s after 11. I 55 .t Grosvenor-squar e. , must be whitened, '