The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-13 00:00:00

Frogt the LONDON G,4ZETTE, Nor. 12, !805. • /nit w IT 1 , 167.4 . ISQS. 7th Pegiliint of Light I.)ragoons, Cornet Nathaniel fklickle. n be Lieutlmant, by purchase:44e -rieweike, pi°. muted in the 55th Vent. 9th bitt6', Cornet fiexifamin 1-andley to be Lieutenant, by .purchase, vice Tenison, who retires. Pith` Ditto, Power, Cent. tv he Corner, without put - chase, vice A; - )Woorldecea. , eil. t4th Ditto, John Gwymie, Gent. 9..) be Cornet, without 7 . ol,tsie, viee . Capel;.'prbinated, t7th Ditto,Cornet John BLike, from the 4th Dragoon Guards, to tic Lieutenant, wiihout purchase. I,sth Ditto,-Thomas Richards, Gent. to bc Cornet, without ,purchase, Vice Kennedy, promoted. ditty, Lieutenant 'Maws S;inokerto, be Captaiti•o; a Troop, without, purchase, vice Carey, promoted in the, Oth Foot, - Ist Regiment Of Foot C wards, George P. fligginson, Cent. Cabe Ensign; Without purchase. Thomas Fairfax': Best,' Gent; to be Ensign, without purchase. ist Regiment Of Foot, Assistant. Surgeon rient•lerleath; the 3d Foot Guards, to be SsWap t burgeon. los pital—Mate William Gallier to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Forbes, promoted. 4th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Augystus West to be Assistant_ Surgeon, Stb Ditto, Kingsley; Cent. to be Ensign, without 'purchase, vice Stanton, dismissed, 12th Ditto, John Ratcliffe, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Jagger, prOmoted, 346 Ditto,. Ensign John Culloden, from 'the zd Garrison - Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase: Ensign Charles Wright, from ditto, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. lohnliissett, Gent. to be Ensign,.without pur criase, vice Dickens, promoted in the ztst Foot. 1 8 th Ditto, Captain Joseph Gubbins, from the 4oth Foot, to he Major, by purchase, rice Snook, who retires. aoth Ditto, krisign John Pinellas to be Lieuter:ant, vice • • Kitchen, deceased; , Wheeler, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Purchas, List Ditto. To be , First Lieutenants, without ptuchasc-- Lieutenant, W 'Warn Fuller,,trom the late Royal Irish Ar '- tillery. Eniign lolin Carey Campion, t'rom the 34ft11 Foot; Ensign.Williain Drought, hum the tst Garrison Battalion. Ei4sign Mark 11. Dickens, from the Lttl - s.Fodt: 2,3<1 Ditto, Lieutenant Malcolm . M'Lean to be :Captain at a Company, Without purchase, vice Lord Burghersh, pointed to-the 34}Dragoon , Guards. • • 25th Ditto ' Lieutenant Peter Tripp to be Captain of a Cam. pany, by purchase, vice Lock . appointed Paymaster,' Lieutenant Hugh 13. Rutherford to be Captain ot a Com pany, .by putdiase, vice Cowell, who retires. Ensign lames M' Ihmald Robettson to be Lieutenant, Vice Tripp. rith Ditto, Surgeon Edward 'Smith, from 11alff pay ot the Bth Foot, to be Surgeon. lath Ditto, Lieutenant Isaac Beati,tObe Caßtain of a C0m...: patty, by purchase, vice Leicester, who retires. 3tst Ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase--Ensign Joseph Burton, from the . 66th Foot. Ensign Gerirge Le , vicke, from the:ast r , Garrison Battalion.' E figigti William Pitt Gilland; from ditto, Ensign Francis John Ryan, from the 38th Foot. 38th Ditto, EdwardNeWenhim, Gent, to be Ensign, with out pUrCliaSe, vice Campion, promoted in !he ztst Foot. Charles Averil M'Gucinn,Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ryan, promoted in the 31st Foot. 43d Ditto, Hospital-Mato fohn, iltitt:Tolort4.) be Assistant,. Surgeon, 45th Ditto,. - - M'Cally, .Gent„ to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Kealipock, proMoted in the Oh .Foot. sith Ditto, Captain Hamilton Aliehael Clunr, train the 6311 Foot, to be, Captain °la Company, vice 1101 VVtiftlly, WllO tx:.lntriges„ , • 5 7th Ditto, Ensign Willia'm Mann' tobe Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Baxter, promoted. Angus M'Donaht GOli, to be Ensign, vice Mann. • 63d Ditto, Captain Mathew flolworthy, from the 65th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Clune, who exchanges. 66Ni Ditto, Arthur Saunders 'fay lor, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Burton, promoted in the ;tot Foot. g7tli Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Streattield, trout the Captain 65th Foot, to be of a Company; by purchase, vice Gough, promoted. Francis •O'Donnell, Gent. to be bn. • sign,' by purchase, vice lialli . p,roMoled. tlfa Witt°, flospitallMate Willl4lll Roberts to, be Assistant. S nrkeon . gad Ditto, George Marshill, Gent. to be Ensign,. without purchase, vice G raiithant, promoted ill the 95 tit Enot. 93.1 Ditto, Ensign A lc , zdiniet M' Donnell, fiont the 96th Foot, .to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 94th Dittu, Ettsu;n lolin Bill Fot,ter,%from the 8241 Foot, to be Lieotenant, by purchase, vice Donald, promoted. 95th Ditto; Id ris , gii Valentine C nint ham, Irani the 921 l Foot, to putt:muse. „Ensign birth. oKealmock, from ttie 4sth Firiit 96th Ditto, Rictia,id Graham, Gt!nt. it' t*:!! Ensign, without tion.liaw, vice M'Denricil, promoted in Ow 93d Foot: Royal Stall Carps, Captain Alexander 1 .31aL.14. 'b• dant, from theityth Foot, to be captain, vicefrllDonald, re 64.113. iSt Galli:WU Battalion,. lobo Bolton, Gent. to De Ensign, .vice Drought, prornoteq in' the %n i t Foot. 2d Ditto, lotin Gents to be k:iisign, vice Culloden* promoted in the t4tli Foot. Richard WAll, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wright, promoted in the 14th Foot; 6th Royal Veteran. battalion,.Ensign lohn,Scollay, from the ,stir koViil Veteran Battalion, to be .Enaign, vice ai 4 l:.enxie, promoted in the gth Royal Veteran Battalion. lames. Stuart, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Cainpbel I, appointed to the Sri Royal Veteran 11.atalion. Quarter•slaster-Serjeant V. Grant to be Ensign. STAT . F.. Brigadier.Gencral Albert Gledstanes, of,the 57th Foot, to , be Quariac.Master-General to the 'Troop s serving under the General Officer commanding Ills Majesty's Forces on the Windward. and Leeward 1 stand Station, vice PritileY, deceased. Seymow, .Esti.'late of the i 711 i f out, to be an Inspecting ,Fiel4.o dicer of Yeoinanry•ar.d 'Vo. „ limiteer Corps in Great Britain, with the temporary Rank of Lientenant.Colonel, Captain Edward Kelly, of the 2ittt Foot, to be Major of brigade to the Forces serving in Ireland, vice Sandys, who resigns. Rty,ltZisr Adia Volunteers. ad Regiment. Lieutenant Matthew .Sbarphouse to bq . ,Cap. tam, of a Company, vice Butcher, who resigns. Ensign Fraitcis Gray to be Lieutenant,. vice Sharphouse. Robert Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, vice tray. pi Regiment. Lieutenant George 'Collard to be Captain of a Company, vice Hedges i , who resigns. l ieuteriant 'olio Bishop to be ditto, vice Atkinson, who resigns. To be Lieutenants —Ensign Harry Rivers, vice Lyre, who re. iii ns, Ensign Wilrlain PeatCC, vice Collard. Ensign Waiter ISoung, vice Bishop. -" To be C0...‘ Hudson, Jiro. Cent. vice. Rivet's. FrvdericicWilton Lid - 13).11i Stocirdale; Gait. rico Pearce. George Ititherdon, G eat . vice Young. MgM®KANDUM. ' The Ippointmenf of Ensign .itotscrt Anderson to, be Lieu.. tCttiinl~• by porehate, in the New - South Wales Corps, vice Ilobby, who retires, as stated in the Gazette of the 3ottk , Idar,:lt last, has not taken place. Lieutenant Lewis Baby and Litutenant A, Dupercin Baby, of the 69th I,,eAlirient ht Foot, who were superseded hi the Gazette of the loth August last, are reinstated in their Rank, Ass,stailt-Surf,:on I rederick Dawes, of 29th Foot, is superscded, he never having joined his Regiment since his appointnieht , Captain Arthur Lloyd, of the Nova Scotia Fencibles, is superseded, being absent without 'cave. KgSA-rum in the Gazette Of the 29th Ultimo.. , evri der, paynltinn, Gent. to be E nsign, 27 th Fuer. t o t h o ut purchase, vice rope, promoted, read, Hugh Percy I)av Ascii), Gent. to be Lnstgn, without plUCII.1:0!, ViCe p o p e , .Is:wonted. iIieLMKRUPTCY ENL4RCED, Richard flamer, of Savillo-row, Burlington-Gardens, Mid wine-merchant, froth Nvv. 1,./ 2,3, at ten, at Guildhall. , . apothecary, to IlUtrardrf Nnirt ard.DCC. 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Old-street-road. John Nichols, of Parshain, Norfolk., bittcher, O.) surrender 3 eC::l'iat fouri'Parisit4, at ten, at the Tints 1 tin, littnitay, Sutfol4. Atrocities, Messrs. Tarrant and Motile, Chan , eery-lane, London ; or Mr. Kingsbury,•Butigay. ' their Marr of L.incaster, merchant, to surrender Nov. if, 22 at eleven, and Dec. 74, at five, at the King's Arms. Atturni4,s,. Mest.td. Mason, Nilson, .711td famkinson, Lancaster. iiromlicad; ot ,Stamfordi Xinentnshire, ironmonger, to si,;:ender Oec, tr, 12, and '24, at eleven, at the George Martin's, Stamford Baron, Northamptonshire. A totoi t .4, ,Mos Jackson and gull; tainlOrd.' lohn (..'hodey, tit Liverpool, merchant, •to surrender Dec 9, it., and 34, at eleven, at the Gold e n Lion Inn, .Dale.street; 'Liverpool, Attotioes, Messrs..: "Stanley and 'Lowed,' London; Or 'Slr. Lea,.Barpett.streer Liverpool, Thom,,; A,ddison, late of Preston, 1. docashire, woollen, drain.r, surrender Nov. 25, and Ike. -24, at ten, at the White tiorsei. Preston. Attortues, Njessrs. I.3l. o i c k ar d and Cart, Preston ; or Mr. • Licpry. Blalseluek, Temple; London. Tin.mas Patrick, of King-street:Covent-Garden, Middlesex,/ Qpticro; to' surrender Nov. t 6, 23,'and Dec. 24; at tvvci ye, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Edmunds arid Son chequer ()dice of Pleas, Lincoln's-11in. Joseph litidSoir, of Sun-strect, Bishop4;ate-street, London, tobacconist, to surrender Nov. t 6, ;it one, and Dec. at tea, at Guildhall. A ttotoey,„Mr, 11. ,Hughes, ford's-lon. Thomas Perrin, late of Chichester, innholder, to surrender Nov. 29, 30, and Dec. 23, at eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, Chichester.. Attornies,, Mr. Richard Daily, • Chichester ; or Mr. Few, New Nortlt.street, Red Lion square, Lon, don, William Goodwin, of King's Arms-stairs, and of iirestinin-i ster bridge,road, St. Mary, -Lambeth, Surrey, timber. Merchant, to surrender Noy. r 6, •at twelve, 3.; , , at ten, and Dec. 24, at eleven, at Guiltlhali, Attorney. Mr. Allen Carlisle -street, Solio-stitt a r e ., • JosephPricr, late of Marsli.Diton h , Surrey, brewer, to sue render Nov, i 6, 23, anti Dec. 24, at twelve, at I . ;thjklhall, Attornies, /41516. Clark:on, Essex street,, Strand, Lon don. . . 1)/1/1D ENDS. • Dec. 2. cames Bell, of Couingsby, Lincolnshire, miller, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 14, Lawrence Crofg , of St. lames's-street,. ‘Vestmin. ster, ... , 31Fee-11,,:•use.kcc;,ereat one, at Guildhall. I)ee. 5. ",rhomas Coore, tats; of Norwich, ironinuoger, , at four, at the:Star Tavern ' Great Yarinouth. Dec, 6: — Thomas Wood, -ofiManchester, cotton-spinner, at three, at the, Bridgewater Arm;, Manchester. Dec. 9. joint Kirkpatrick, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John. street, Liverpool. Dec. to. Pentbertrin . and john Houlding, of Liver. pool, theFchatits and co-partners, at eleven, ,at the Globe l'avern, john...street, Liverpool, Dec. 7. • lohn Tunoiclitrand Moses Tuttnielift, late of Mac clestiela, county vt Chester, button and twist-niantilac titters .alid co-partnerti, ,at eleven, at the Old Angel Inn, Macclesfield. • , Dec. 2. r, Thomas Hobbs, late of Barking, Essex, thalet. at tvvcivg, at r ; London. Dec, 5. joint Baker, of Holborn, Middlesex, linen-draper, at eleven, at C.; nittillall Dec. s. I oho Michael S lvenston;of Portsea, county of South - ampton, ..;;alestnan, ooe, - .at the Union Pavern, Portsta.: Dec:: 3., James, Gray, of Monk-Wearmouth, county of Durham, slhip-oWner, at eleven, at the Peacock Inn, Ilishop-Wearmoutlt. , 1 8, John Smith, late of Woolwich, Kent,, hawker and pedlar, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Noy. 3 Will. Dann Timewell Bentham, Bryan Bentham, and laines.liaikie,oeChathain.:int(Sheerness, Kent, bankers and co-parniers, at twelve, at. Gatilditall, London. Nov. 36. ‘yill. Darn, or C'n, , ,;itana and Sheerness, Kent, .(separattestate and cads), at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon dun: Dee. 4. Thomo Clad:sop, of Kingsbury, Warwick, dealer in coal - 4, at twelve, at the Warwick Anus, Warwick. Dec. 3, „William Muggridge, of Uxbridge, Middlesex, iron. monger, at ten, at Guildhall,London. CE R Cat re.s. Dec. 3". William Clancy,. of Waterford, Ireland, merchant. Thomas Jennings .and Dickonson lennings,.. of Spalding, Lincolnshire, bankers and co-partners. William Armstrong, a Starivvix, Cumberland, calieo-manu latturcr. .A few days Since a sere ant of 3. PEAcny, , Esq. of Itutnhold's:Wyke; was di - Owned at Pagham. He was sent tbr, salt water, and unfortunately backed his horse and cart into a hole. The horse was saved; but the body : of the man is supposed to have been washed oitt to sea. On Tuesday , last h poor man, who has left a large family, was killed ia Wheal Fortune Mine, ,in the Parish of Ludgvan, Cornwall, by sonic timber work giying,way under him, when he fell about nine 'fa thoms. Tuesday morning, about two o'clock, the Excise Office in York was broken into, and nine locks of desks, Sze. forced open. Fortunately, the robbers were disappointed of their expe&ed booty, as there were but a few pounds in a small cash-box belong ing to-the Colledor, which they took away. , The locks appear to have been forced by a chisel, or some such instrument. A male child .was on Sunday sesnnight found in a wood near Tavistock, wounded in various places, with evident appearances of attempt to inurder, 'and of which wounds it is since dead, supposed to have been left there by a woman, who , was observed in the road between Tavistock and Callington, on the preceding evening. Monday se`nnight three vagrants went to the shop of Mr. Join Smrrtt, Limertck, and sent in a spaniel dog, which they had tutored to pilfer, who brought from behind the counter some parcels of valuable perfumery, &c. In the mean time the wags amused the attention of the children outside, by throwing some halfpence on the flags ; the fre quency of the dog in the shop at host,induced some person there to watch him, and observing a bundle in its mouth, tailwind it to the door, and then ver.r ceived the young thieves, who, after a little effort, were all secured, with the goods.' 'They were com mitted by. the Mayor to thecity - gaol, and he deter mined that ample security shall be given for the goad conduct of such dogs in future. Pinstic•OFpcs, MARtnoßoxfou-STrtrET. Nion day: a Gentleman, who resides in Clipstone-street, Mary-le-bone, charged a black nmn, %vim is servant to Earl:Temple, with having violently assaulted him on Thur;d:ty night during the time of the illu minations for the viCiory of Trafalgar.• He added;: that there had`been no sort of previous insult given to the man, .until he had committed the assault with which he was then charged, :The Black 'very Canday stated, that he was rather awkward' in trimming the flambeaux in front of his. Lordship's house ; that some Gentlemen had stood on the'op 7 - p . osite side of the street ridiculing him very grossly for his not having been more expert.at the business. He went over the way, to remonstrate with .them, and . some altercation ensued, At length one of the Gentlemen made a bloW at him,Which missed, and he confessed that he struck someone in return : he did not know but that he might possibly have struck the Gentleman now present by mistake. He said he had witnesses.to prove that nothing more passed on, the occasion. T w he assault, hoever, having' hecn clearly proved, he was ordered to find bail. TI ATV REPORT. COURT 9F KING's 13ENCI:1, MoxnAy, Nov. Ir. _ put.KutisHAw 11r1r. EttsKINE moved for a rule to chew cause wily anew trial should not be granted in this case, wine had been tried at the Sittings after Terin,before , Loo ELLRNBollottOtt.. The Defendant was the driver of the Manchester Telegraph Coaclf,which Sets off from. 'the WhitellOrsa, Fetter-lane, and he was indi&eir for assaulting : the Plaintiii on the 20th ofJune, 1804, by Pullit g:him. froui his horse.. The Defendant had the Plaintiff ruled twice, fdr not proceeding to trial,, and wa'S' oil the point of proceeding to apply for having :judgment entered up,. as in the case oft non suit, when,notice of, trial was served on him. the trial, one witness swore positiVely to the assanit, but declined swearing to the Prisoner as the person who had committed it. Tike Plaintiirs case seemed them nearly at4l stand, when a Mr. Evans, Attorney for the Plaintiff, stepped forvcard, and swore to the fad of the Defendant's having repeatedly!confesed to hen that he_was the {a who had committed the assault. On this , evidence the Defendant was found guilty. , • 'The Learned Counsel. held in his' hand a number of atfidayits, partienlarly of the ' Clerk ' n t the Coat:11- (4Mo from whence the Telegraph proCeeded, who swore, that the Defendant drove the coach in ques tion from London on the 20th, tnst, - and 22d' or the Month' in which the assault was committed, which he could i3ot have had he committed the assault in question on th'e ,;20th,' it having been com mitted on the second stage of- the journey, from which.hg.could net have returned in time -to drive the coach from London on the folloWing Morning. 'Als'o of several Gentlemen ,who were, passengers iii the. Coach, of 'the Qoth,• tsho recollcded the Defend- ant to have 'been driVer of the condi . for the first stage, when no disturbance took place and a per ., son of the name of Hale, to have been driver for the second stage, when the assault In 4neston,took place:—Jinle granted. TIU KING •V. DGESON AND SIWSON. Mr. Serjeaut Fltywoon applied for a rule to skew cause why a new trial should not be had in this case. The 'Defendants were Colledors under the In come ACt,atid it appeared had uplifted, from a person of the name,p(Price, five guineas, while he was not assessed for any sum whatever. Thq Jury . found the Prisoners guilty. But the Learned Sergeant maintained, that actions couldile against Collectors, &c. acritig under the Ad, only for the penalty of one hundred pounds, thereby pro secuted for the, levying Of sums not entered in the Rate &mks, or for anylarger sums than tho:ieaelually entered, and. villich must be laid by, information, not by indiettnent.—Rule granted. The Prisoners . were in the mean time committed. NOVEMBER 12. R . . There was nothing Materiql occurred in the Court to-day. The morning' was chiefly occupied: in learing a: special argument,: on the Wet Dock mt. The question was, whether .Coopers employ ed by the Merchants had a ,right of access to the Warehouses : and whether an'aftion could be main tained by any one of, them who were : ,Obskru6ted:by the Cenivaiv. - The SOLICITOR WICIIRAL argued it on behalf of the Deck Company, and Mr. P.SIiKE on behalf of Plaintiff. . The Court took tinie fo consider ; of their opinion. They afterwards adjourn ed to the &chequer Chamber to meet the other Judges tO'nominate Sheriff; for the ensuing year..'... UNION' HALL.—Yesterday Doyle and his wife were brought . before GIDEON FOURNIER, Esq. at this Office, charged with inhuman treatment to, and withholding proper sustenance from their children. It came out in.evidence that a Mr. Fry, a Quaker, having on Monday applied to Mr.. EQURNIER, stating his reasons for supposing that some Very improper transaaionS were carrying on at a house, No. d, in King's Bench Walk, near the Stones-end, two offi cers, Wortley and Humphries, were dispatched to the house, which they were obliged to get into by the back way. On going up stairs, they 'found, in an upper room, two inthnts, one a girl under five years of ,age, the other a'hoy under four years of age, nearly naked, except where covered with filth, and in a very emaciated state : in the'room, the walls _of which were so broke as to admit air and wet in all direCtions there was not a stool, bed, or any other thing. The 'officers learning . from the little girl when it was likely the father or mother would, be at ,home, they attended at eleven at night,. wheri„ by, a. feint, /hey, obtained admittance. In the same room where they found the children in the day-time they again fOund them--they were stripped entirely naked, in that state lay on the cold hoards, and had nothing above or under the but a sbort• dirty sack to cover them both. The parents lay on a poor pallet, bed, With ragged bedding, and the whole cue was so filthy and noisome, that the of ficers, used as they are to'Scenes 'of wretehednoss, were most sensibly. affeaed. The whole family were brought away, and were yesterday, morning examined. The little girkaidi her father and mo ther used to leave then) early it 4 the morning, sem"... times giving them a little bit of bread and . a drop of water, and sometimes not. Ifthey, fretted or cried, 'or asked for more viatuals, they were sure to get a good beating, and were always bolted in, as theof . beers had found them ; their mother Was the worst, and they seldom says in but they telt her Wawa. The husband, Doyle, was asked. by the Magistrates bow he could so negle6i, and ill use his own offspring? He said he was only, a. drayman at , a brewhouse, at Its, per ..week, andcould not: &any better, but , it was discoVered that the perquisitesoladrayrnan were equal, if not more than.lns Wages, and that his, Wife had an allowance of . 21. a month from her first hus 7 band, who. was at sea, and her brother, The Sitting Magistrates •most severely reprobated their condnt, but as there was net grounds enough to send them to a Jury, it wasadvised that the children should be sent to St. George's Parish, that the father should be Compelled to avow ss. per week towards their mi . kintenance, and. the parents di:i.harged for the present. The children, though eMaciatt,d, were likely well grown, and appeared, though iniprsspd with terror at the sight of their parents, very iatelligent. - The town of Liverpool never, pehaps, experienced so many alarms of fire, in one. day, as on Sunday se.'nnight. About nine o'clock in the morrling; the engines were called out to eitingiii:Th a lire Which had broke out in a joiner's shop, in Vernon-street , and in which, after a little tithe, they illuallV suc , . ceeded. Another alwin was given so G n alter this of a tire in Old-hall-street , an d a third in erard-s; but .these proved of inferior moment, and were easilk'Su ipressed. folirth, which portend dresser'ed more vrious consequences, broke out in a tiax-s rooms, in Fenwick-street, St. Geor e's, betweenrooms, g s even and - e ight - o'clock in the evening, but the prompt exertion of the engines and fire-men thrtu 'lately* prevented this from e x tending bey unately ond the premises in which it 'originated !—unfort however, aboutnine o'clock the same evening: 00 cabinet wor k-shops oft Air. Edmundson, of Oldhatn-7 strilat, were discovered to be on fire, an d in defian ce of,every assistance w hich could be afforded, the flames - raged till near ibur o'clock the next milting, and were, then only subdued in consequenee.oftl4 ciestru6tion of the range of building. sill? NE Nl. . --- TOOL', NOVlMatit It. 8 Arrived—the Ceres, Batly, Active, Williams, ana ~ t ;Clive , °Ynes' ir°lll PC)it*III0I1111; Andustrions, A lilri.l, act! Pal. , Pal ly, D a mon, front Southampton ; Three 6i...tets, Bloom 'field, frtit*.Co wes ; ; Williant and Catherine. P" (t i al ` i 4 / 1 124 Marti,. Dobson, unlit Newcastle. 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Yesterday, in Cilarlotte . stl ect, liloviliStitayi the 14'd)' °i: Atllikoll - y Buller, 1 . , Sq. of a Daughter. . . • I. ."' otE - fi N iil :es; :i.iiv t sl e .tlt rci etup a or, lir ,Missiti ft k e l i.(..r• Steele, only elit.ll:,tyfißoccilfeauligljt.ie,l r t. i t a, s r ' ,s e r ) , ;, t. 5 1 ;11 ,, T i rr iii i , , j A ~ t ! ..6 : i i ef : I -ot7ol3'..4iir:itle:rnti:ottr:ttite.asqrtalt,. Luke's, Old.'street'itlr..l3e.."jOieri.oelit. ,u433rrel,i3togeNalst irelLtintaio.(i:recorl'l,l.:2o,l!ll,,,,.; til'i:ii.6l:, 011 Saluicitiy J,,,t, at tlanipsteatt, losephll,lo:::iis.,;otto His ft lajesty's Ship l' rine: GeYr 4c, " ' Ln icva j klarnpi.te:sd r eldest thughter 01 the lake opt! , , orl so: ()rant, orKno.,:kantio;,-itillic•Coun ty Of Itil in rsji ..--- ----",----:-..--------_—....-- • . 0/Fit ) • i .• ..--• • .E s 4, tuaof 0 n Saturday last, at Epsom, 10 5 0 0 ~5 41' s • years Recetver•General of the County of :)tirre,...),,,,Ars•. I:oster, in Mturd)hi: •, ~ viek On Sunday last, at Wintry, , . . iv (A cokhcsters wul the ate Rev. Dr. forger, Mow,/ • , in . E - s s ex, aged 7 0. ~ . , stmt 'Post. On Niond.iy triornin'g, at his house in Norton. ,I )4i,streo . ltn 1 nla • le -, ' • '''r cc, *onus korster, Esti• hous e d 0 14 i 4q,i,•••,„ on e of I • i". • - ' f • • 'II l'a+A P, . 4 ~-.' .. .Y .at us house 4i Itailaii. , (- 1 1 ) Y . , I , o f Glat• 1-I%i NiojestyP a itittice.:: of the reatu; :01 tue,Loutt ) rest.,:i• ,„,, t;‘11..61104 Last week, at Guer - s v Mr . l' :. Crnith"—° ' . late a the Brat' Inii,'.s 4 ii e u * .ti , ..i.op .foi,. .—...... • • • STO(.4eBi y India Stack, 187 i JO India Boiftls, par, pr. South Sea Stook, , i Exchequ er a, pry Omo:out, Ditty 3 rer t. Ditw Ail». 8 13.16tt0 Coos. tot • PR ICI , OP vt.ol Bank Stock, 192 Navy s per Cent . 90 sL' Cent. t 797, Irish I per Cent, 4 per Cent. 7 , s 741 i 3 per et. 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It} , tor the good of outer stidtriog Inort•Ms,.. to' olA c,. 4 4 00 ; C'au! Us et;bll%; as 410tiSiiiia, ai i Shall 00 Wirr!l%‘/ilio in 50 iiQIIIA, yokt will ereatly a.blite,e, Sir' YV.I,E,AiIt• ooedient, very lIUMbi: StlTVlttlt, to " Swait'fi, Chide, liigh..titreet, E.,thibwv.. N% ithesw to ,tic ~,, ,Ye i L t - r! : nil Iniln Tuomrso7.4, i NI ' l I"' Market t 4 ' .- . 1 49, 3, : ci,s. oil ;.) • o n :.; is,l•l ti TO S ti t old Atiierttby. C.`, t,,,se Edinburh. Prepared and Sold by tee 19,1 e i'roorieo,r, , , 0 , In c,ll As T., - . 1.,, ruse. (4 tit: 1?..P.'i4). • Co.i,:i,t r°,1,1,1.i go:ns, ar Ins House, N!,. 9, Nov' l-31'...tle,i:At at. ,"':;. ( y.V .%, w i, er e p atta a eunstant resnien‘c -ot...Tnrne to.to t'' ~s , of: car;, io a praelice' par iio.tlatiV direzt,j,i tc. Ow f):4,,,1t Veriete4louipiairac, Ana alma:. lisideolai to tbo '.,,,,,0 al Goneratton, with that invir.plable ser,....reey winch 1 ,, . i x Iti profe:bion, t he it, ji'Ve3?3 CobiCrlC ill sucit c0.!4;',,0f tiattai huttself, the it,ivice And aisistanco he . ntatnl%l tAt admmi.tt,,r, to • 1)15,)11,,; td.!;:iikg this lett:di,:tr‘e, ,',,,i,1,, • e'itccilled by • a discerning i'uh:lic, as, an ;tdvilitt.,P,` dothatahriblearht void of all .r,!thigitity. • . *hie-lee, of it Isoroi4l, by. Wis appointment, t 1 the.cotoi,4 . tt, A lba livioy, at a di .taiiCr, at the lerfotoer's,34,oi.,, Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ;: tll: Toyshop, 1N.,. 1.,...1,,.iiiiii ford-stret Mt. Disborough's, No. 7, F:5,1'.-';';'l,,,tl, ~.51,r Stevl's; Bookseller, No. 1 Llioori-rnkv, Inoor ,pi.,, 111,1 i Mr. lia)tter's, Sodth-bti:lo. I:,lntnniAll ; Z ' ll one tionald t:.!;ltti Mr. Callveell's,. OW' ;a' te, ' rv‘ ' • e .at Poi tiOrt illll . PCrSOII 111 CVOY cOttAhlerible toWn in in , L i . „jot tiio alland Chain inti°4.ll;te':auilon"in,lC!‘):4;erimis: tf:;r4;sit'''nt•,.--'1“)-.l,uc'1;.'?:iery-It. 114 Qtmlthent9elies' with ease, s l uva , sc""'%-j . t(A up with 14' B. E" 11" I 4°14 in C"eat liti""4 is cu ,46 - Smutp, oh whi„ll, by i'av,iii):,0.,1,,1.:0,0,,, No: 4,,, Pi,c-;.*, printed,. at the Swop Oil;ed— , s .. 1,,i,), 3 Al at j w ati;eiitegeou....silttreeeitte,iot ••=- 11. to itilitate WhiCil Is t .., BANKRUPTS. Thomas Miller, of I I ibrd, Essex, dealer, to surrender Nov. 13, at two, z 6, and Dee. 3,4, at ten, at Guilditall, L011(1011. Af t arnio, Vanden:oat and cornyn, Bush-lane, Cannon-street. Middlesex, sadler, Alexander Co,:koUrn, elf G ray 's. 1 rm. lane, in-surrender Nov. za, ate , even, 16, and Dec. 2.1, twefve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Winflus,Sroad-street, Lon. don. Andrew 5 t of of Tokenlicibse-yard, London, Blackwell. hall-fait or a nd , warehouseman, to surrender Nov. t 6, 29, and Dec. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attannes, !views, Meredith and Robbins, New-square, Lincoln's-inn. Bony Ward, of the Curtain.road, Shoreditch, Middlesex, vitLa LONDON : Printed by RICHARD HARRIS, of No. 4 hlartlett,court, How.street ; and PA:llishert b) WI M 41It M 10[11. SCR. sof Sntti: M'raiton-street, Is c " . at the SUN.OFFICB, No, 12,, 6 tran d w herc Advertisenienis Orders for the Paper, Letters for the Eklitor, Scc,'fbottpaid), Inuit b e addr'