The Sun. — London, England, 1805-01-28 00:00:00

' ry tn 14,2\TDoN r; i'E, let/t. 26, 1S;) j. • " Lo7l Cb,:tmbrrlah's 26 h f it h,tivi , :lo,- giver*, Ow lii St. j,.n,c3 1 3 (Ai ockr, the 3til t • 'lst Reehrtittit f.:1 4 Stiir-,eon 4 ',(..p.f: , 110k, fzc, st 11:II:, pay of th.l late York. lluss.o,i. to be• Veterinary SiirgeOn, -vice win) 11Kc 1 i,2,i,:c4. RtrilllClll oe t)r..‘norr, Cainc,irt to be Cornet, wittikiut or rcliaNc: gth Ite4iirient of l,y,ht Comet lenry ‘Valt:e.r, t m, • .11,,It• pay 01 I latC 7.1 c). .01,11:co be Conte, tho llon. Pretterii.k f , 'Orn the (",..;oi3i , i of 11 Trcop, V. !;()iiter, , vlio ex.- Aojut.n , ", hA,e acct Rank al hoot pm.. , -\ Ul +.;i - ,,,m001it, Cent, to itc.Ciatiiel, , t oo. motrii, • 10wt . :4 0a i,,•. Corti 1, Without purr ft vice i• Vim), Captain of a t00p,,. byi vice k %NJ, E. iires. of Foot, f —1,;.• , With k k t!t . W t1.4~i;,:.c.:1. 0b.:4,10 I)lthr,, enaries lto;o:ise to be tv,titout, jun, iyase, vice •4cceas.hl, 4th Ditto, To b,:, noitenants, purchve--I;mir,n George Thorne, from the rztii %hi j. tees ecrtlett Hopkins, from .pli ktitto, • tront the . tit ditto. P.iisisn Roderick Nl'l)olialtt, bolocite sill ditto, 1)",tio, . Mat:crept, Ova. to-be Ensign, withoot ptirehts.;, vice hlal.ean, appointed to tilajor.Ccal . ral Chanipii- l irtre's Regimen% Gent, to be En sign, without litlrClll,..6,,*Jice joillit.on, promoted, Ditto, rtAnt,ii 1,0..0u from the 44th foot,' to be Lieitteiont; by purclow.i., vita appointed. to the b Pont. - ' • I,LAttenant James Blake to be Arlintant vice „ , Piirsons, prolmted in the Morals. F.nsign William Gill, man to ac I...ln4tenant, without purehas:., Ensign Sir lohn Mtirray, Bart. front Malt-pay of the'46tli Foot, tu. Eity., sign ! , vice tiolgate, promoted: "17 th Foot, Li eti tc t ia l it William- Cole 13 , .)We1i, frOln the sath Poor, to ine,LiChtensint, Without purcha3ei .Vlce rroilloteci the 'Rib ro , yt, Mit I:Atitt, Eilsigo Walter (:oulsoti toLi be eutenant, with , riot pitrett 'vice . M c Kay, yourioted the 813 Oot. Enstgo,toltri t.:aliiine to be Lieutenaot, without purchase, tie:too:0 reppur, Gent. to be vice Coulson. Fre , ttetick John Armstrong, (.;clit to be I IL.ipn, vice Cat • pine. 21It Ditty), IFii:ry Stewart, front the sth Garrison t',attation,,te he Scconii Lieutenant, without purchase, vice lohostone, promoted in the 27th Foot. 23rt Ditto, Lieutenant , John Thomas Leaky, from thedgth }!acct, to he Captalii of a Company, without purchase. Alexander Cowley, from the ath Gittri;too Bat* trill , 14r to ott Fait Liettetiatit, Withollt ptirchase; g7tib Dit S.iiitlon, Gent. to be Ensign, with. out tJ;II(II..NC, ViCtl lioe,.promottsl. path Ditto, Wtlliani i„;ent. to be Ensign, without V;..-c Champion tornoreil, Olio; (.:alitNin lamos • )11cilly, ,7orii the 211 ciarrison Li-ai 1,11 '.4 1 i-t 4 Capt,iiit Ufa Coov-i:y.l risign Samuel tricer, troin the Po:4, to tse Licut , .ni„,pit, 11% par eb,oie, 'vice prOrnot'ol. • 3gtii Ditto, Cecil iliil Wilton, Gera. to be with. Gut parelta,., pm:IR:ell 111 tile Royal Ye. Ulan 40th flir,o, Lieutanarit t'restoil, from llic 2.1 I)ra ,4oori.:, to of 4 C011,;.41ty , WitllOUt• pUr chOe 1011 1 , 1t)$111{1; ('OA t• - ) I,:iislgn,with4ot pareha4e, vice • \fencer, pro twai ed ttl 11. 43 1•,or. 1)1.t,to; Pii,i1 , 7,11 • A fr,i. , :er to b.: 'Lieutenant, by pur. 11(1 chase, vice 1.(4)1 Salvino, • 4V I EziSigtl F:1111 Ils:liry '..i1l ;r, fr.( l ) t- 1 " 4 1 t 11 -Foot, bes how: pit ~chasc,' 47111 . Slum Lcoiion, Gent , to b.'. Ensign, '.lllll. out purcht , i! , , visit 1c Übe, piorftoh.:ll, • 4 3 t h 1 it t9 , I .l.;snf;corge 111onsoll ..,pureuttavi b,..4.4; Sir John pr,..11•.;t:!•1 ;iir•Mal. t_fso Ce.;,rpir; ,- • Ttioli"fts pUrektliev‘ let; 0 it), p rorb , ..ted. C, ,(2hiV to to ,:••t, C; t, t l',lliign, ttittly,alt puri.:i..se, Vit t, appo2i.l iill , the xstn, • stith troqi of toe 1 , ,e..,t; to tI. IL*litviont • . 5e. 1 Thoiti.t.; ‘,Tu)ur,lit ,,,, t Dewy: to l i e, toiAW, ri1lttl,::.,1!„ Stunt:, Itrutlttv:.:..l. •Arttou . Wei rd, f;eut. Witlitrat. SIIIIIeIIIMI, 101`01/4/1 1I,) 11it 701 Foot. sr i tti Dime, Lieutenant- C!..duriel Charleti Strickland, from the 21.1C..11it0u Battalion, to be LlClaleclant EllSigEl (.•lietiv)int Stapleton, front the istli Car risOn.llattaliin, to be Lieutenant , withou t purchaho. Ensign; eh:uteri Ititilltall; train the 7th ditto, to be. Lieu, tenant; without piir•clutse. 6,thi)itto, Captain Thomas Souter, from the milt Light DrarOorik:, CO be Captain or a C:1/fly/illy, ViCt: 1-1(101.11%1,WhO exeltaives, Lieutenant Edward Norton to be Captain of A Company, vvitlinut purchase, vice Cummins, Lei:loved to the. jib Garrison 141(404. 0. 11. C it:Monts, Geat. to be Ensign, without purchase, viCe Ivl l ,lcay, promoted in the 7at h Poor.' • 67th I)itto, Lieutetialit M. B. D w_yer to be Captain of a Cent pony, witl i oue purchase, vice uttyer, 'promoted. To be Lkutemints, without purehase—tosign Alex. Beck, vice Percival, promoted. kusigoVonalo 141'Caltrtan, vice prouioted in the 4th Vo',t, Ettaign 'fliontas vice Dwyer, Ensign RoFer Parke. Ensign :Valtnime Ensign and Allitit.int Thomas Di.ncari .Forbes, from the tsth Garrison Battalion. 1.n,i1 41 lotto White, trout ditto. To he Erhit fr ltis, without purchase -fnlin Burton, Gent, vice I .;eorgil, viLo Scutt, dent. vice Nl'ealmaii. iv.trd Bray, Gent. Vice 1-1411. lotto Stepney, Gent, vice Fictithig, tgth.lYittu, iota MOWS, Gent. to i.e 1:.111ilta, by purchase, vice Wcil, Protonted. • • l y t ,ti t Ditto, Wilhatn Poole, Gent; tobe•r. nsign,-withoitt pur cliat.e, vice resips, Adjutant lanes Harm gait, - loon iiialt-pay of the laic 1 rish enclbles to be I n bi Ili vice Stew art, a.pviiiitud to Major-General itatiisa , ?.. Regimcnr, f obi+ it:Odgers, Gent: tO be litisign,, Without pinchasei vice A.lnoro,vatiese Appointment is not to,taito • 7sli% lAtto, Ensign Dimean fe'pri the , :3111 Fo zu be I„,,,,,,, Ans wittK,ul; kincs Stweirt, witot,z "Vpiioiot.inerit is rif to r: pth Ditit). bC Cap , .„ rnr ? ; ' ~..11 clta;,t:--l.ir»ui4nxnt ii I.ieti;tridiit I r, flit I , frnnj tny rstit 1: t lot , 1' it, yst~ltrtft sefirch.ise, vice hol'ifMr, , 14,k: 0111;4a: 1•; , .. , ,,,ia0ttr 1061 e g;l‘ol4lSt ilesit? F. Gent. te, witVentlie,lioli4n , t, vice Elierr, proinoted in York ilitoOtry tti, I7ittti , Luxilo c 7„ wiiity, train i,t oot, to.he 'without iwrcho..q . Nice o:'nntittii in Ole I.:: , th heir, y o rl tt 10.4 ere, CVn!i:tert Nl` i cod, from Nl.4irer-Qvacral ChAiniei , .4nes Regiment, 1.9 b;'; vdtit out tiitrGli,tatW, Vi4AIST4IIOII,, t.;Arrie,iait Vothilion, ti,Lijor•-t:,o„neral Citptain iil.tii 1)41- i'yitipic rti be p,t/- wmted in the Yolk Rangers. g e onterit f)o Mcieron, MC. , 7V ,11 , tb be i,ll. vier b.iltian Frouller, !. e;t1'ni;;I) Lerelone tie be . York Li o i 4ht Infantry Vt ; 7 (;CArtre d e ci'dc Virtl3., tf , ,,rn 7' . 1.4 (7;114.411ot A, Conipilq, without t,ufin;, 71,1 1 foot, . (I,ignpany. H .• ~ I 4 , Uc At i t . 4 Yorii .•, • - , 1, .. • t tilt Est t, 13.,! r . H ve4„-e t • ~ (71iristie, • . j • LJ",-C.: l, t ; FOCA'. _ LONDON : }'tit ttxt Rid At the 5in;.(2.4 7 1 IC it, Fr.ll l lCl3 Ll:stratige, frAV . „ . the 39t11 loot, , • ne 04igits-- itil, p from the 6th %Vest ilegiment. fierjeMajor Inhn Nltttler, of th.: N.-.ttingiunt Di3tritt. Charles. Robertson,.l4te Set:,eut.t at the 7kl Vi.at.. • , Can nientenant pougalii CaMpbell, front the t;01 Foot, to he Captain of u Company. Ensign iolin ~ . I', A rtivir to kit 1.1::-utennt, vice M 4 Lean, prninuto.t in the f ,lo Foot. %Villtant Marshall, Gent. to bg Ensign, vice IvPArthur. 2; .1- ; ,..-ganecrt of Royal gast India Volunteers, Stafrord cxe MorriiOn, Gent. to b.: Ensign, vice King who resigns. , . , tiii Majesty has heen pleased , to appoint the undermen-. ti ,, md Oiliceis of the East India Company's forces to take R.illt: hp I;tfevet, in Itis Majesty's Army in the East Indies cm Iy, As follows: c vn ,i 3 firmA doe.' tke id: ,lay 01 yvisealy iSos. Coltl,l,—'3,or Ruisel I, FrAncis t;nwdie, Sir Ewen Bail h..?; Oho Prdrner, Edward'Clarke, f,irmts 1)i11n,, 1 nnos Dickson, Christopher Green, Janos 10111 t'atzr, to be Maj , r-Goterals. • - N.ydd, to he Captant—Ltiward. Clarke, to he • STAFF; Colnaci .C; raftort of the 37th Foot, to be 3 isriga tiii:r.c;coter4l to the Forces berving in the .I,ecd4Rl and Cli.aibbce 1,0 ands, under the command of Licutkahott- CenerAl Myers. MFMORANOLIM. Thc A rdointrnent of Lieutenant Saintiel Watts, from the 4th West India R4iatent, to ho Lieny.nant in the 59th Foot, state!as in the 6axrtteut the tjtit utt. ilitS not taken place. Assistant-Surgeiiii Henry Hough, of the loth Foot, is eu persecktt.. itA. "I' I, sz Ui the Gazette of the !tat inst. 31st Font --Fur jao)e4 ticy wood, Gent. to be Adjutant, with the Rank of L Lienten.tnt faIIICS Heywood, from the iai: gtit EWA, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Lieutenant. • C'ontatissions inn the Royal Regiment' of Devon and Cornwall Miners, signed 4 the Lord IV4rden. W. 11, Legge, Gent. to be vice Sti.pelton, promoted. Dated Oct. •t.i, ;84)4. Ensign Thunias Thompson to be Lieutenant, vice I enkins, resigned, , Dated. lan,. !9, dos. ContotiSsims signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Monmouth andilrecon. To be Deputy Lieutenants— Ricliard Williams, Clerk. Dated Dee. 19, tBo4. ---- Davis, Clerk. Dated as above.. Conntisti•ms 14 the Royal Monmouth and Brecon Militia, sign. • ed by the Lord Lieutenant. • ensign Charles Thatcher to be Liauteilagit, vice 1)c Lisle, . resigned. Dated Dec. 19, 1804; Walter May, Cent. to be ditto, vice Wood, deceased. Dated Dec. zi t 1804. Coquilirrion.l in the .Worcestershire Regiment of Militia, signed iy the I,rd Lieutenant. (Olin Graves, E§C to be Captain. I,Lited, January 8, i2as. William Evans, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Thomas Taylor, Gent. to be ditto. Dated [annoy 9, alios. • lour Smith, ,Cietit, to be ditto. Dated lanuary 110 18os. Cfmmission in the Retford .Troop of Nottiugliamshire ,Volun tear Cavalry, sired by the Lind Lieutenant. Samuel Thorld, jun. Gent. to be Comet. , Dated November 27, 1804. • Coontissiox in the South Hants Militia, signed ,by' the Lord Lieutenant. Bin:shalt 6 andliain, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated January 8,. • BAYKRUPTS. • Isaac Fell, of Newcastle-upor..Tytte,• tobacconist, to surren der Feb. 7, 11, and March 9, ut eleven, at the ShakSpeare Tavern, Newcastle-opt:in.-Tyne. Attoroies, Mr. Megge. son,. liatton-Garden, London ';• or Mr. Armorer I)tinkiiti,' Newcaste.uport-Tyne. Wiih em Liiock, late of Southinolton.street, Oxford -street, Middlesex, tailor,,to at% rrentier Feb. 5,9, atone, and March 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, ;Nl.r. Taylor, Morti. flier-street, Cakvendisli.square. • • , john niftwouti, late of ilasinghall-street, London, warehouse. Man, to %Intender an. 19, Feb. 14, and March 9, at ten, ; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Field, Friday-street, Cheap. side. James Cooper the younger, of Harking-alley, Tower-hill, London, merchant, to surrender, Feb. a, 9, and March 9, at one,. at Attoenzy, Mr. john.Pullett, Fore.. street., • . ThLtrroi ,Mattliew, of West Cowes, Isle of Wight,'Claurity of, Southampton,' sil,ver,mitli, to surrender Feb.. 2,9, and M a r c h s a, at on 4 at t;uifdtiall, I., , andoti, A ttornies, Messes. Blake and SOn, Cook's.court,•Carey.street. jsitics Page, late of KitUerrninster. ` Worcestershire, Inn. 'keeper, to surrender lan. 79; at one, • Feb., 15, at ten, anti Mlicit m, at two, at Guildhall, London. .Attorney, Mr. Fiore, Citeapside. lohriVaylOr, of C 111101441, Kent, winc.merchant. , to sur render Feb. 7,9, and MiltCh 9, at one:, at Guildhall, Lon don, Attornios, Messrs. - lyre!! and Francis, Guildhall Michael Bell, ' Monkgate St. Maurice, suburbs of York, oil-merchant., to , surrend er Feb.' it, 22, anti March 9, at eleven,. at the House of William Baynes, Stonegate t lr ark. Attornies, 'Mr. Munby, York ; or Nlr. Evans, Thaives. 'lnn, London. • • • . •.•• john kVillaey, William Willsey, an 4 ThOmas Willac,y, of LiVerpOol, *millers and co-partners, to surrender, Feb. 26, 27, arid March. 9, at eleven, at the GlobeTuveri, Liver. Attltnics, Mr. Thornai Blackotock, St. Mil<itekVb , court, Poultry, London; ,or Mr. Thomas.Alatrow, Lower Castle-wcet, • William Bin kley. or Vatialtall.road 'S'urrey, merchant, to surrender kn. 2.9, l cb, 5. and...4arcit 9, at eleven, id Guild hall;' Lanidon. A t torn 4 , Mc. Nelson, : Maddox.street) Hanover-M.l'4;lre. • ' Benjamin I lawkins, of ilirminghant, merchant, to surrender $3, 9, and 'March 9, at eleven, at the Swar."l'avern, IlirmitiAltain, A tttosies, Mr. BUrTISII, or Mt. PAmer, • Birmingham.; ,or I.)tvon and Tooke, G too:s r ! int..sll.l4re, London. larrlV:l Ilailow, of Nlinoneauth-stteet, Nlitleilesex„ tallow. chatidier,to stuerender law 79, a one, ten. 13, and Nl:Arch 9, at wit; at Lott , l.At.' Attorney, Mr. Blake.- lock, Teniple. /oho livans, lat Ont ilLici.inatt-atrect, llotour,h of Southwark, linen draper, to Nur:ender- 29, Feb. 5, and March 9, at eleven, at GUildnall, London, • Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Mon hoer strut, r • Joitlt A ttOf I psVeich, Suttblk, shopkeeper, to 'turret). der t'eb. 2, t 6, and Maten . §, at tett :at - Guildhall, London:: Attorney, Mr. EdtoorikWidkcr, Exchequer 0114;e, can's-Inn. DIPIDSNDS. March 2. Satnitel Liehigary and Matthew' OunsfOrd, of Basintinalt-itreet; dealers and colartnert,, at eleven, ;it Feb' t 6. Andrew Chen) and Andvow Leughnan, Nev.. riot . , s w hion**,..une., London, merch:,:tta and eo-part.tviik,,' at tell, at Guildhall. Feb, 23. John Itollon, of St. Maain's.lane, Mitldlcgaa, tsp. holder, at ten, rt Cwiali;;ll, c,f f)rosvenbr-stitiarn, , Middleitt•a; banker, at ten, at 2 0 . Robert of Weybread, Snlrolk, butcher, at eleven, at the 51... in Intl, Ilarle,ton, Norfolk. Feb. *6. t pbell , I.de of l'clocesc.square,ttatclifr., hihway, Middle:4x, insu e ran,-broker, at one, at Ge l id^ lsl g Feb. 23. fames Wall," of Ahlgato High.ttreet, London, tin plate-worker, at n 11,1111,11. . Fen. 19, Peter pnlit,ioillll.ltic y. 41 ,Dyck Arnold lobo Cc.' very I.enven, an,t %Vey nand ,-.‘driaon de tqutter Viol:, late ot' the eircni, Lontlen, utemnants and u-itart. eleven, 1.17 Fe!). 16. losupit . SlQci, (>1 Liverpool, liquor-merchant, at Cit:Nell, at the tieerw., 1011, Dale.street, laverpoeil. Feb. 16, lames PartanAton, Fen-court, Fenenureh.street, Loraion, merenant, at toll, at (il.l . lllrati. Vet), 't . ho n r Is Archer, of ltureford, inen,draper, at eleven G W 11611.114 London. 101 , 14 tyii, of C :Anglin!. con rt„ , Tower-hill, Lon dud, t it:lr.-broker, ;it t vo, at G 1 4 ,04na11. Fob, 2, lizilry Wirti and tienjamin Savage, of lel. f:ces.squate.,., London, merchants and co-partners, at teH, hch t `l4. I,oneo. Shaw, of 1 onge t tangn, I.3lool,thite w wwtmer, tined, at the Star lem, Manchester. Feb. 19, William (lardner, t,l Ci,ventr)f, tillkntan, at eleven, . at 11,4 White lte4o - Inn. Ceventl Y. - • Feb, tn. Ett , v4r.l •Cook- John 11,3110 , ,•;c11, and , 11191nas of Nertit Northunshaland, tiltip.hinhic•rs and en partners,' at eleven, “t t I vatl. l3..^,weaatle..opott-' l )lte. Feb. to l'etnioak of Tbo ri ,liatigb..stroct, tiquiir.!, Middlesex', 111.ffitter, at ten, at Gulinhill. HARI) IIA”1,13, ,;ot No. 4, Martlvt-ourt, ituw..Strt.:Lt; .10 I z.A viitere Addyrrifitywal. fol Cr/2 rIncATE.s. Tub. 16. I:Oben Carter, of Witham, Esqex, linen.cfra;)t-r. Roh.:At .Anderspn, orr brugmorton- st reet, London, nit. j , h Richard llavie4, late of Castle-street, Long -alto, Midate:,ex, broker: . john Lack, of South Creak, Norfolk, shopkeeper. - Ann I.A ewer Burrowes, of Middle-row, MAborn, Middlesex, Imberdashet. Jul'.. Dunce, late of Abingdon, Berkshire , ironmonger. A happy,Lover, residing in a village in Norfolk , : having tattairtitcl the consent of his fair-one, set nfr to prococa mattimanial licence, .and being unac. (painted with the place, he WWI 4ireacd,. by those. of whom he inquired where a licence was to be pro. Cured, to the Cletk of the Peace's. Dlttity, and' he returned home. The bride and bridegroom then: assembled,their companions, the clergyman had .ar. rived., nod the happy man , prescificti him with, a li cence, which, to! proved to, be from W. Siokep, Esq. Clerk of the Peace, ‘ 1 to kill game."—.A.sce.ne of Much embarrassment ensued; and the nuptials were necessarily postponed until the mistake was rcOified. The Chevalier Borsopt,AN, a celebrated Knight of Malta, has just published, in London, a capital Work on the State of that celebrated Island, r en detect tioub:y interesting at this period by the events to , which' it has given rise. No person could be better qualified to convey to the People of England an accurate 'idea of its great Military - and Political Importance. He his also combined with his authen. tic Statistical. Detaili a most interesting History of the Chivalrous Exploits of the Knight,s of Malta, in past ages, in their Contests with the Enemies of Christianity. Poo c Es—On Saturday T. Garrdell underwent a, final examination at Marlborinigh.street, and was committed for trial on nine several charges of swind. ling. There were eight other pens ins who attended with charges against him folk the Magistrates. thought it needless to enter into. the•merits of them. The two principal evidences igainst hiin yere, Mr. , Clowes, ironmonger, in Portland.streetrand 'Mr. an'uoholsterer, who• had ftirnished him with, various articles ar No. 53 , Chartotte.street, Port. land.stteet, but which the Prisoner secretly con. Veyeri from the premises without paying for. Cotrins:o.—Po Friday, at Matibornuilt.street, Thonta's Board and Elizal , ,Wo his wife, underwent an exatnination on the charge of Coining. After the i'risoners had undergone their lust examination, the Officers were sent to make a further search in the house, situated in ' olin St.l 5-wood-row, Bitic.o.r.street North, when, aided by the assistance of the Pri soners' son, a boy of eleven years, they discovered in *Cellar,. concealed among some tiles, 4 battle of aqua.fortis,' a pot containing a black composition * and other ingredients, sufficient to. 44ablish the charge against the Prisoners. 'He' pointed io places. orr the floor where the liquid had been spilled, Both the Prisoners were committed for Arial. ATTO N DF N e:*-SatUrdlty , Thomas Cola, dha his two Clerks, underwent , another examination be; fore the Magistrates at this Office, A Merchant from Liverpool stated, that he and several others had been swindled by the Prisoner, and a man named May, not yet in custody. He represented himself t o 'bum as a Merchant in London, by the firm of Coles and Co: ; said he had a cargo of proiisions coming from Ireland ; and wanted to raise money by the invoice and bills of lading. By these fatal statements he obtained upwards of 10001. . Under the 'name of Captain Allwright, he had obtableal, sol: worth of linen from a house in Newgate.streer, and gave abill'for 981. which the linen-draper soon found . was not , worth a shilling.—Several charges for stealing horses and chaises were also exhibited against these mock merchants, who, in their differ: ent t ansadions v 'which were carried on to the athount . ot.several thousands, added Co. to their names, and had obtained large cargoes of provisions from' Fox I iosr.—On Saturday the singular appear. ante of a Fox in the fields behind the Foundling Hospital afforded admirable diversion to, a numerous body of Cockney Sportsmen. The unfortunate :minas!, which had been kept from a cub in a do. mest tc state by a Gentleman at Hatnpstead, unluckily forsook his prutedoy, and ran'towards town, where he was no sooner discovered titan beset by butchers' dogs, and the whole class of 'curs in the vicinity ; he was consequently compelled, to atoid iMpend, ins destruction, and accordingly entered several streets and windings in the above neighbourhood, followed by persyms on horseback, and multitudes of volestrians of all descriptions, whose clamours con. veyed sensations of danger among the inhabitants, many believing the town in a state of insurredion, until they beheld the ()Ned of pursuit, which, alter being severely whipped by coachmen,• and othrr. wise cruelty treated; soughorefu'ge in the area of a Gentlemao's butts& in Tavistock.square, where he was homanzly rescued-froth the Wry of his unquali. erernici,in order to 'be restored to his owner. he Fox had a black collar on. SrOaTING.—Thc Chester harriers hut perhapa, n3r4l w) Friday last, as theiForting annals of this c.,untry can record. A bag ,fox was turned out at Corwoon Wood; in the parish of tiolt, 'at A. quarter p twelve o'cluek, and in five nannies • A ri . erw.,ll the hounds were laid. on the scent, and run him t , , gr )und at Pickhill ; he was hotted, and ronycing, near to Writhron, • took along the Banks of the Dee, .which he etossed to Govern. hayled co.,ets, and frinn" thence crossed tlle country to The Duke's 'covets, !tea, Ellecrni!re ; crossing Penley e,evers, .he made fOr'.Whitchnrch, near 1.0, which he was headed, and turned of ,to lietfiiii.eld Park, in where he was again headed runnit4l)3st alit D( , )itwieltes, he again turned, j o eQuorfintritt. of t,ight coming on, the bound'. ire called .off'hy the New Mills, near Whitehurch. The chace'cumputed to be upwards of forty miles,' as the stow flies, and with zcarcely ached;.. Out o f flfty horsemen who were in rth , .! fifld when 0,,e. *fox ‘rvai turned off only fifteen saw the concluAor, ot the chaee. The Chester Gentl6nto were then a'nout twenty miles fin:n home, bit; the diBtined not prevent their returning the nn 1 evening. * ' Published by tVlL;.t.m At trt Sea t rrs, (at South mriito!i c the Paper, trtters tut tlic rpott.pelid),` IL , that waggons 2 &fat the t 8 tp;.tlt of enterprize for ft:L... Privateers; awiinst the D,ns ployea, at 401. a -journey, in carry guns 'ov er land tol"ortsniutith, for the purpose of fitting out. Pli• re ern. vati•ers from that port. O '' Th'lraaaY a hoy who impyadentry ve ntured to , crms the Borough Road on - stilts, justras a-cuffing* waspi•ing, fellltown, artd the wheat tvent ovefhis h4ull, he tveuhl / h.evitahly have heen killed -if t he Coach which it lacetated in a are 3 dful ma nor, and man had n )1 turned hib-horses aaticle. with the greatest skill. :. ...On Tuesday sennig h r Andrew Powell, who went 'as foot_pust.betwe , an MAybole and Dailly,Scottan i f :was found cleati u, , on the read. His faithful dog, waited by the holly, and shetved his ‘attdahtnenti .by violently opposing its removal. A few' days ago 4,-.n airrav took Place at Atter cliire, near S'., H, bet Ween two colliers, a t ' l6 (it them bit ( If the . thumb cf his antlgonist, vvlll,ll ; the poor sufferer clrried home in iris dinner bast_3l. , . • - a mint . On Tuesday last, atWellingore, Lincolnshire, the seat C. Novile, Esq. the Lady of Lieuteumit-Colonet Moshe, Insiteaor of the Distrid,:of a Daughter.. On Saturday, in Dorset-street, iirs. Mends, the wife of Captain Mends, of a Son. • A• 4 . 12 R On Saturday,. at, phesham, in Bucks, Frederick Z incke Esq. to Miss Mttgaret-hailey, of Chesham. • On Monday. last,, a person nanled ll.irringtoti, a Priva te in the West Suffolk Militia, to Mrs. ,Schofield; of Bury St. Edmund's, aged 7i years.. Thehritlii Wars° extremely d deaf anso elated wit,' the -kip 'of enteristg into the inattillw i l la , ,state, that it Was with great difficulty the cireinony co ul d bs *, ivertOrmei. • Lately, at York, William Penrose, aged *7.4,_late Boat .,swain in His Majesty's Navy, to niSS Allll,Weiliterr leis rantl.niece, aged xr, this veteran has been near so years is Ithe,service. of his King and Country, and, after fighting Maul battleS; and bidding, defisnce to the boisterous waves, h a s a! 'last, di his old age, had'the courage to engage in youthfu l 6 . wedlack, • DIED On Saturday last, at,hiS fiGtISC ilt Bruton-street. BerkeLl square, ,in the.,viith year of, h::, ge, Sir Francis Whrtword i t Lieutenant- Colonel of the Royal Artillery. tttQ The s:uno evening,. l'hemas 'ones, Cheesernonger, ill Strand. . On Wednesday last'. ,Mr. Richard Burbedge, twenty years Organilt of St. Genrgeis, Schithwark. • On. Thursday the-.24th init., at Wanlip, in the County of Leicester, Lady Hudson, wife of Sir Charles Gravellukis°n* Bart• On Thursday, Mrs. Susannah ,G fefig,. of Croydon,, vlicl3wP aged gr. , . . 4 • On Priday,,Mrs, Clem - mat, of Kensington Gore. Last night, Mrs. Ilo'Wand,' ut Ho'Wand's Cdfrez-liCtlses .. Strand'. ;~~' . =a PRICE OF ,72:0CrS, . • ' SNTUilio. - y:. • . ' - Batik Stock, ' • ' l '-.;.' -.111,1i-a Sfoel; I£B 2 i Navy 5 per Cent. giii gI ii • Irtdia:l3Tods, , ,;. _ per Colt. 1797, .i. , • Sputh Sca StrcY., ' • 11,101 5 per Cent. . -- ' ' Ex 7.9: las, . 4 P,er 4.'ent. 781 /7 t-T, \. lloperiAl . %'C i Cent. 3 pet Ct. Red. 6r}jit I - , , Ditrq , Apri, 9 i r3316t11! I 3 per :I 4 Cr. C:on, pii 'Cm , i 6i/. C . !ons. lin Ich. Co 7., § , 1,1 , 4' ' A - '5 P . ig C,..tit , ;7 , 97 tD DC i Bank L. ..nn, 17 (5-16ths I, la Aprii, to' ,i i Ditto Short An. :'. 11-16tIts I - 111 -- ‘ 'The STAFFORDSHIRE •,ul , l WORCT E51L143 141 " CAN A r... • By PRIVATE' CONTRACT, By Mr. SCO'rr,. ..1 HREE SJ-IARVS iii this cAtablit4 . ..cid an‘i HOW' A respaitablcN KV . ; ZI ATI ON ,;•.,{ci the ; S L.: V I - 42N ko tliC• C RAN) TR uNK .. ~.o,:qt...ftiq- IW ISTOL i%lth. icilr,!,, LIVERPOOL :111c.i the lihriense Nianilliet , :its of b 1 R: IVVING4.4.A.M, t P he Potterie,,, 4fc. Tlte..Nett I)lvictel , (Li lilt , Y car Nsq,,tro 401. a Shar,:. Titt: einittent aciva:•taos t iiiq ,:xtt;ii- , - Ore mid e%,elleat Line posbessea, lam this a very erht,,i4lo Conceni toi pertilitrient Inve:;trtient: . Achlras(post-paid) Mr. - Scott, New liridge.:strret, Loatl,.,a. .L.--"--..---------,:, , Eflinburgiii May z, iSw. , 'la 'l'. TAY LU Ito .Surgeoldno,nporto.. 4, New iSlTl4C.titt 4,,, * slit, TN ik 'VenereAl Complaint, 'which I treated. Witlf incliat: Ghee for five months; but was then *bilged to apply t,., 0 ,,'. the Spring of 179+ I was aftlited vvith , a regular Physician, who put'a. temporary Stop to, the :vli , " 0; lence 'of the I);i:aiase (lay'inerottrial -applicattOtts;,t6r 41:1'ifc time. but growing, in spite of all nvdictac ' and titc am 1 of the first ;Gentlemen of the 'faculty .here, sr 4 1 ; worse for two years, 1 was rt,•;dticed to a state :111;14s t !'' , parallelod :And beyond description,. being art t'lltire lcrei" 'and ulcerated front heat' to foot. —My !teal, tiro: t, itl ° ,l nose, legs, artni, &e. have been a lternately in ciAuller becoming .uscless ; in s hort, I have' tuni trout ttveittydie°_, thirty eating ulcers on thy.', body - , a!I. t nem t. iotAllY , „ Rrivett of gight.--it Would. h. , q c. oltititi.us iri p.trtica:r7, 131.0 all toy case-;z-sutfice it to hay; there' ezver,Avas, •'i '-‘ will bo; one of a snore dangerous, of 'of a' triarc • , catednaturp. 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