The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-14 00:00:00

Vt*!7xi,.e l sW , frota the LONDON G4'lZE7'l'.l:,, Oa. t 2, 1803. At the Court at the aueents Palace, the Oth of 1805, .V resent, • The King'ti Most ExcellowMajesty in,Cputteil`. thi, day ordered, by Hi:, M e ajesty in :Council, That the Parliament,' which stands prorogued to Thursday the Iliv'ellieenth `d Ay of this inbtaut Odo , her, be further proroguea'qu-Thmsday-the twenty day of November next. ' ' Ofl. 13; 18.5. 1 of a. a a. • .01 .7th Regiment tilgTit'oragoon, Captain George retik, 7 frOla the s;th Foot,• to lid . Captainol a Troop, vice Itot r whoexeltani;ei., , th Ditto, Cornet Robert Thompsrm, front zith Light I)ra. )it ions; toll:: Lieutenant, with , Ait purchaSe. • Vial:Ditto, Cernet.o,Anent 'l,tut , eay.to he Lithttertant,with. AAA. porcha:-e. Eirsi• ; :;o, A. , Roltraii,, from Foot, to be without 4 purctnoc, vire,Sweettenhant, promoted, ~ •"-':4, r eerge-Thout Psr i n, he 'Comet, by purchast, vice ..,,,Poneuithy4 who rerires. • • ••• - , •' 216 t Dino, Captain George Taylor, from the :tstit Foot, to be - Captain ut a Troop,.viee Marlav, who exchanges. Lieutenant Preitoialliiton to be Captain of a Troop, by 'pttrciratti vice. Fluskisson, promoted. . • • ''ist'ltegini'clit 1:uot, Lieutenant (;i2orge Anderson to be of a ComptnY,..withont purchase , vice Clibsen, Oft:eased. Ensign (-Italics APArtltur, to be Lieutenant, _vice Anderson. A'atrick , ,Forbv4 Gent. to be Ansjp, vice _ • frl , I)itto, EnsigWThotnas Monaghan to be Lietteitant, with. out purchase, vice Colville, promoted. Ralph Morris, • Gett.t. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice lioiton,whc.) retires. Witham 'Fii,vrten, Gent, to be I sign, without purchase, vice Monaghan. ' 9 th l)iitA, Mojor-General Robert Brow Trigg, from the both o, to be Coloocl, vice Lieutenant-General Huffier, • d iw' eceaSed Jai) Ditto, Ensign Tham3s l Fotltery,ill - to be Lieutenant, by • ps.rcliase, vice Keene, .p.Vtnnottd.- • r • •-• 25th I.)itto, Captain George Nlarl - ay, fro,i the 2•ist- Light Dragoons; to be Captain. ()I% Company, vice Taylor, who • excliariges.• 26ttt Ditto ; TO be Lieutenants; without purchaslEllS'gn 7 - Snow, vice Doolittle, tvinoved to the filth Royal, Ye. ▪ tcr l in I,:attaliOrt. Ensign Aileirev.s Lett, vice II ilneay.is, ponilottcl in the hint. Ensign Francis Shearman, Crampton. I)rainotell in the 95111 Foot.. ,To be Esisi..; s , viritligat wadi Gi.l4. vice Sno'sv. Gent. vice Lett. 'eh°, Alurray, Cent. vice 27t1,1 Ditto, aptain Gcu, r Reeves, from the filth Font, tri tie p Alex. Drysdale, from the it :••.v Bruns,sock reoLibl,„ 16 be Livkitkomlt • ,tii tlVc.ut pordiai,e, Hospital-Mate. Wsniani Hifillitotl to . be Ai4i.itant-Suigeoti, 3otil Lie,iAris Without pun halo:-- Luttlernan Ceder ile.(;hi:Qt , .:, from the It ,yal Military College, • vice tX.4ltoa, appointed to the trim LiAlit.Pragoons: kip bzrt Itt it, Ge.iit. vice Chishohn, prometed ill the 4ati foot - • s tst Ditto. 'To. be • Lieutenants without Purchase— Ensign john Tayliir Mackenzie. Ensign Richard Birch: k Asign • C;eo.- • ia Bloater. Ensign Arthur. Gore. • , he Ensigns without purchase---Ricliard Kirby, Gent. vice • Mact , .c.;:zie. Huinbk, Gent. vice Cent. vice Blower. Robert Ball, Gear. vice Core. • • 53th I).itto, Major.Qenoral- honourable Sirkie-orge James Vattiorti,. 0. from the 96th foot, to be colonel, vice General • otike, -deceased. - • 41,i Ditto, rnsign Donald Chisholm, from the Bath `Foot, to be I...l.,:tiv.nant, without purcha4e. • • • ,45th 'flitto, I ShaW,l‘l'Culloun, Gent, to be linsigu, with. out. pureti.oi", viceßteves, peornoted in the 54111 Foot. Slth I..«itto. To be Lieutenants Without puronase Ensign Rt.:Cves, rmin the 45th Fpot. .411$1trt Wi,tltain Ito Eton, horn toe stall Foot. " •• sith Ditto, Captain Alat thew Hoiworthy, from theith Light . . dragoons, to be Captain of a LoMpany, vice Treweilie, who oxcoanges. • 56rtt Robert Feymour, from the soth Foot, to be Captain cif t Company, .rice floUridie, who ex. Zitanges, • bath Ditto, Major-Ceneral, Hon. John Hope, from the Half pay o f the late. North Lewlano. Fencibles, to be Colonel. . Commandant of a Battalion, vice Major-General Brown. .ria, appointed to the command of the 9th Foot. Ensign , "Franci:;l3eretzio to Oor u Lieutenant; .thout purchase, vice Money; removed to the 63•1 Foot. 63ti Ditto, HOspital.Nlate Joseph Young to be Assistant. Sur `eon. 6ftli Centlernan Cadet Watson Steel, from the Royal Military College, to be I- without purchase, vice Cockburne promoted in the t7lll Foot. • . • Sul i)i to, t; L otternan Cadet Charles Pratt, from th e. Royal Military . ' College, to be - Ensign, without purchase, vice promoted in the oith Foot. • ' S7th ;:into" ,To LieiitehairtS, without purchase—Ensign ,i 4,1,01 lr. ine, vice A promotion is not to take place, Ensign Francis John Cockburne, front the 67th Foot. , To be Ensign, vvithout purchase—Stephen Maincy, Gent, vi, 95th lAtto, Enslgh front the Szd Foot, to be First Lieutenant,: •vitliont purchaso. -. g6th Ditto, lieutenant-General George Don, from the 7th West India Regiment, to be Colonel, vice Sir George Lud-' )o*, appoin'tcri in't he Coirimand ot-the 35111 Foot, 9911) Ditto, Captain E. D. Hotioti;o, :ram Flt. loth Foot, to ti•. '.iptuin ot Campany, vice li,.yinour, who exchanges, India Regiment. To he'Ltentevialits without }fur. Chase I u John Campbell,. 'vice Wurnett, prim - Kited: vice Whit brit, removed to the isth 1,0,0gn Thomas . • --Q darter.Nlaster Dun, c ant ;,, vice I. folio Cilehrist, Gent, lotto vice . Durntate. Sera Alidersiiii to he Quartet Master, vice GLinE, 10 ~.11nett Ensign. . . • 7t fe Al'aj,:, , f••.Gr..ticii.al I sa%e - Gakoyne, front the r6th :foot, to Ise Coldriel;.-: vice. Lieutenant-General Don, ap: pohli.v.i to the Gorapatiti clf thegtith Foot, • 4111 Vetenan Battaiio, "liiVet Major George Stevens, front fife 4.7. 111 be captain Al tixCotnpaily, vice Mactia. rcrtiovi.d to the nth Royal Veteran Watt:llion. Nova Scotia RoOneitt of Fencibles, Lieutenant Charles ardinei . „ i rout the 33d Foot, to be Captain of a coinjoani, vier mien, promoted in scl West India Regiment. • Isiew 13ruttst ck Fencibic, , lobo Ryan, Gent. to be Ensign, :vict'Drysd , It promoted in the 24th toot. STA 1: F. • , 'Do Vie Inspeaing Field- Orfieeri of Yeomahrtand-Volunteer Corps itt Irchlui, with the temporary Rail of reutelwitt. Ce.+lonel in 'tic Array — l /J.;,B.,,litutsgh, Ess. late Lieute tiot-Coltiitet 'm 26th Four, vlee Morrison, apppinted.to the soli Foot, 'rhomafi Isinrllnieiiattt Esq:late Capala 161.11 Clarrilpq.Satiallon. ItI4PICAL STAFF.. ' • M ..D. to be l'hyiciait to tlic Forces, vice ►'c;tlrcd to I*.iit-p f ty. The 1 ing 7 t. Cement te,q,i4or. ist 11, , egirnent ef I.)ragoon3,l.leoctlix L'..0.0n Molten. to be c ot -. net, viee libek, promoted., (;otn,..t ‘iiilli.tra. 13.tron Bock to bo AdjutAnt, with trte Rink of li. tel. t ' 11 d • 4.13 ian , rice - 0 en berg; promoted.' .. . ~ Ist Regint..mt ot . Light Drageons, Captain George Baran pie,. .; , ,en tO 1)C 4.1)0T, with taltlpfaitry itial. - - . rite Va.--- Li” icenant George Baron Wenner, of tht.. 24 k e gi... loco of Light Dragoons, to have the temporary Rank et C . iptatn. Staff, --Lizotenant ilnd Adjlttent Charles. Tlrtron Rodcltberg, from tho lir Dragoons, to he Major of B r i g ,„t e , with tila temporary hank at Captain, vic e :itteliiiger; promoted. Ordnarce Op; Oil. ►s, Roal Peglowa of .Irtillety„ Second Captain !lent:, Deaao.l to tic Adjutant, - vim Wilmot, exclian;ed, l)ate(1 Sept. 19, tgoc. S:icond C.iptain eu he Cliptain, vice y , retittNi tl) OW liiviiid Batia. lion, Wted Sept. zo, Fir s t Lieutenant fedi' , ho to be Second Captain, vice Eton. Dated as 'above. Mitc S L .ei a nd Lieutenant Francii K. cliefiley to be l'irbt Lieu tedallt, ACC MitC11:11. I)Ated above. - • •ry lof R, 54 1/ Evitteers, Secartil Captain - john Hanciiieid to be Captain, vice Hartcup, etilietnied, Dated Sept,: f. 181 , 5 Vito L i e n teni,nt Thu. I to "bc geconil Captain, vice Dated 45 .above. anon;urivni i. 7 r% G iIIIEbV VJI onteer 4ti liliry, Tigt;ed Lori Lieutenant cJ the Ccatly tB, t 80i, Richard, MarliS, Ls+ to 1)1 - C.tpt.tin 1, tlcktt )1, Gent. to he Lteutzaant, tiewson Ciirritt,'Cent. to be Ensign. . • Comorlirinv ix the Oxford 14t tt's A.Airew putter, Gent. to be_ En•yign 0.-Ateit ,illy 31, Commis ion in thi Derbyshire Old Militia, signed I , the .1...wd lieu:ol4w, . • John Every, Esq. to bo-Capt.itn." Dated Actg. 6, tS 5. Coo/tits/ens :ivied 41,1 fib Load tier/levant e 1 tie Cvegy.of e .:t. Canterbury Volutiteeri.--Emiiu Ci,alo,; Ir x.itc to he'ileu tenant and Quart4-Master. Dt,teti Sept: ill, 13 c. Nlttclway ,Volunteers.--I,ieut._mant D„LviLi l'hoinp,oit to lie Captain, vice Burt, rosigneA. I)%ted Ott. En sign ,folin Tontkat tu be Lieutenant. Datt'd aFicwe. Lust *u Tholno Crow to Lee Onto. Dated as abuse.. Quar. ter-Mptet Wiliam Hooter to bz ditto. Dated ;o above. B4NKRU.PICIES EVt . • Samuel Hull Wilcocke, of Liverpool, merchant, fromtoa. t s , to occ. 4 , at ten, at the Fleet Prihots, London. Peter lateot Neivinsitt-streei, Oxford-street, ?•11rislle sex. witse-merchant, from Oct. is to Nov: s, at ter,, at ' Guildhall. . ••:- Favell, late of High.street;- SouthWarki Surrey,; linen-draper, and staymaker, to sutrender Oct. 15., 24, 'and. Nov. 23, at twelve, at London. iitts:rnies, Messrs. Thomas and, Samuel Nayter, Great Newport street, Long-acre. Anthony Macklin, of COMptnii-street, Soho, Nliiitllssex, linen•draper, tosurrendsl A. 15, 29, at ton, and Nov. 23, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Nth. Bousiield; Bouverie street, Flect-Strect: Daniel Hollinan, of Belton.:street, Lohg.acre, Middlesex, cheesemonger, to suirentier Oct. i 5, 29, at ten, and - Nov. of one, it Guildhall. Attorney,' Mr. I iudAson, Citarlea street St. James'is-square. • Robert Boon', latent ellesl2oy, SottwrSetsltife, jobbet of cattle,. to surrender Ott. • r 9; Nov. 22, and 23, at ten, at the Lamo lnn,. licidge.vater, SoinerLet,hise. AttOrtnea, Ms. Buys, Bridgewater; Make, COok's.ouurt, Carey street: • . . John f ohnson, of Holborn-hi 1, 'London, linen draper, to su k ferafcr ()d. t6,,,29,..apil Nov. 23, at ten,t,-Cuihf -Itatl. A i toritiCs, Nleasrs. iireneh ass-t ,t.aatle . street, llosu,rit. • " • • • DiViD.END.S. • • • :•. :Nov. 2. Aid - tarsi Richardson; late of Page's lV lk, Ber lisuss‘Ley Surrey, glue oust, staesnaker, at tl.lVt.` at London. Nov.- 'it'liZithtth Fitton, of . rotton on the Moors, 'county palatine of Lan‘asitire, rriitlttter its t.s.:i - ea, at Gutfilltall, London. .. - My. 3: 'Aries ll.,igh, of Kelif-street, Southmsrlt, Surrey, Sta l e s e•ittaster, at ten, 2t t; London. • ": Deft. 4;*.lae Vat ct)., tell Mtailltsex, • .ineretiant, at tes, at l e ; 111 . Nov, a Kohert Bakewt:ti, or late of ,iirydge"s-streer, Covent«Liartielt, Maddlebeii codi:e-tio.u,;.i-keeps, at ten, at Guildhall. • . , , erenry Davit, of Ports.;a; county of Southampton, • Merchant, at test, at (..1 itildhal 1. - • Grage ntttOW fate sir ` liolybdtmte, flainfkibire, tatitter, at eleven, at Gustdnali, Ni t v.. 5. it:Juicy, 1414 of t.,rasington, Yorkfltire, Mclver, at test, at Guiltunasi, London. Net .30. lona Dawson, of llytit:-.stieet, I.3lOornshory; Ivlid. (Besot,. steel-mantifaeaurer, at It:11, at tjtaftilitoal. • Nov. $. jtlmes Harinart, tit Gri:at it ussell-strect, Bluotils 7 bury, Middlesex, haberdasher, 'at OdC. tlr. WiittAm.CildPiligit, -01 Pit:Stott, county palatine of L,2ll‘2olet, Wur2l42.l.l.lloitilla:eturil, at eleven, at the . Stir Inn, bran;ord, Dee. it) Thomas Lei:taint:, of Preston, county palatine r.f Lanco t oivi wid.filiillUtdiCtUref t eiCV ell, at the Stail 11141, brallbrd, • YOrktillire. DpQ. Patrick. Morgan and -Arthur Strother, s late of the Cres,ent, Minortes, London, merchants andeo-partiseis, -at ten, at 41,111‘111a14. • • • Dec. , j. Thomas Boylston, late of Nicholas-lalle, Londop, .mciellant, at eleven, at Guildhall.. Dec. 5. Tliontas Fraser, line at Nicholas lane, London, titer • chant, at eleven, at Guildhall. • • Nov. S. john -Stephens, of Liverpool, merchant, gt th 6 Goirge Inn, 1)ale-street, Liverpool. • Nov.' a. Tnorrws Smith, ut the White Hart, Grove-street, De i n lord, lti.sitt, 'victualler, at ten, at G Lon f.:$111. Nov. a. Mackenzie, of Flect-stieet, Loudon, ' nor, at ten, at Guildhall.' CEA! IFICeITES. Nov. 2. Thomas Donne, late of London, and of Waltham :stow, Essex, merchant. Christopher of Great St.unbridge, Essex, Ivor- • chant.. John Fornlbv, late of Newburgh wittiiii Latham, Lancal ante blacksalt th. . . Several State Prisonerg were liberated from Kg-, mainh an gaol, Friday se'unight, by order of Go , vernmeDt. On Thursday sennight a shocking 'murder was, committed at Stockton: , llpon _upon a young woman of the name of Harker, who had gonefrom. Hutton Ruck, near Stokesieb where She resided to sell sOrne .Cleveland cloth to a manufalurer- and neig - hhonr, of the name of Webster. She retired to rest bet ween,ninennd ten o'cloek, and at midniot, the inhumap wretches where she :lodged, and •• tb whom - she wag 110 Stranger, nearly severed her head from .her;bedy with a ease knife, and soon 'after, twelve o'clock were seen - attempting to remove, the' bodY, in order to throw it into the cT riv.-- 7 -The man, his wife, and daughter, were all immediatelYisecurcd. • Last week:the . gmard : Of lone- of .the , linry stage mqiggons, who f was, riding en the shafts, in passma through a turnpike near London (being at the dale tisle;:,o had both his less so dreallfially crushed against the , post thereof, as to teriulre immediate amputation. Friday morning while Mr. Meson, of Watharn - Green, and Mr.' Dubois, were riding .in a one-horse chaise across. , Barnes Common,. on their arriving near the Windmill, which was then in motion, the horse took fright, and ran furiously above half a Mile on the -Common, and then rushed into- a gravel,pit, where the chaise ,wat broken to.piec:es. Mr. Mason, besides several severe bruises, had dude dislocat ed ; but Mr". Dubois, with-his usual agility, leapt out of the Chaise, and escaped without any material injury. • MARIMEISS OF 1tAT11...---FOr it')lTle years befene the last niarriage •• of the late .Sri Powritt4E,v, he formed an intimacy Vial a young Lady, whose Parents :lived . in a style v.'hit;4 allbrded then' a bet ter prospeEt ,for their daughter., by Vhotit he bad ai bay and two anis, tiow:! - livincr ne4 Bayswater, ;Aid, at th%107, forgot trl,toalre any provtsioti' for either of thetn, 'rho unhappy n 'other wasconsegnent;• ly driven to a state of dePonCleluT , turf the chil dren were al ni 6st forgot by tliiise who bethre ad mired hcln • ea Se bei.ng blade known to a G ntiernan 'l4 rimate with ; the•soleffetre: , A to the Estate (the pre seat Iktront,:ta of BATit), her Ladyship iramediatoly Seta for the mother. ott4 the three ehildreu, 'and no sooner taro the tine youth - than she tut:lain-IW— '4-0 God !be is pit urc.• of my late 'father!'" The Bitroness overearte ~ vith sensibility, wept bitterly, took the mother aild infants by the hand, and sti fled a Nindsinne inmnity on the sort, _ and ordered him to be placed ander proper tuition. - On the mo ther; and e.te it al , that chtit btas, the 'Oaroness lihml annuity. 'Happy Would it lie fin; .. it •• • the': comlTillnity large exteilsive tortunes bad ali,vays fallen :into 'ltands• ot 3116 bettevolent • persons. iai 1 ) at) El sttett by w‘44.1. , tm /Vintingx-Scli PP Ss 01:SOUtit Mat vi—hvre "I.:Iv - We/lora! ktrtke Paper, 41ters for tht Editor, 6;:c, rpost.paid, LoN,DON rthlted by RICHARD I.IA RlSoot No. 4, Marilt - tt.cor at the Sit It. Overcu, ko; . 0. 10 CALVTIERBI.II?Y, °cr. THE King's Gerthan' Legion, now on its triareh for this Dstriff, v:Ill; r on its arrival, he canioned as , follows:--'Tie' Horse and Foot Artillery at Canter bury, four Battalions Of Infantry of the at Dave r and Deal;and,twoßattalions of tightintantry in the Isle of Thanet. No part of the cavalry. Le gion has; - as yet, been ordered to . this Distri6.l.- , -- Tile Legion marches from Bexhill "in two Co lumns ; 'one consisting of the four - BattalionS of Infantry, by the lhie of the Coast, through 'Bye, Romney and Hythe, to Dover and Deal, which' they are to reach in- font- •sucee;:si've , t4iivi4citis.,' this day, and the three following days ; the Other, consist ing of four companies of Foot Artillery, and the two Light Infantry Battalions, by the interior, through Reading -street ond Ashford, to Canterbury; *here they will arrive in two divisions this day' and to. , morrow. The Artillery will remain at catiterbUry, and the Light Infantry Battalions .pursue their route, .on the folli3Wing days, for Ramsgate and Margate. The. Horse. Artillery of the' Legion' will fOIIOW for Can terbury;, in two divisions, on the ffith 'atid' 1 9th inst. Lieutenant-Generiil Dos, under whose command the - Legion has been serving at .acce:npanies them, and is expe6ted in Canterbur, thi'tlay. • SP 0 11T ING lAr TEL LI(.;E:N;C:4' it1."..1.T0N /C 1 ET! NC. moND.Ny, OCT. 7. • Sweertstakes of togs. each, all ages. T‘ , •o Miles. Mr. Gartorth's in. Nlari . :ia, agei4, Bst. iolb. evatkpi The Filliee . Stak ., ...s of 2..,g5, eaeh,•for three-yearoLN, 2st. 21b. each. . One Mile and Halt. r. Cart+u'ti)'s bay, Laura, by Traveller - t !.k . ! r. Ilimer's b..}, Miss Welltiatu, by Serevetcn - 2 "Air Piekering's b; Miss Cheeseeake, by Ormond. - 3 TursDAY. Sweepstake* of 2ogs., each, for Three year old Colts, Est.,4lb. Two Miles. • ~ • Mr. G. I-Itirton's br: c. Cli.iv'elantl, by Overton - - I Sir Al. M. Sykes's Sir Reginald, by 'Prccipitate . Tbe Maiden Plate of sol. for Thiee-yeir old Colts, Est. 41b. ~ ••• I. M :', ies st„, alp. .tape Mile and Milt' I leans. Mr. Robinson'tkob. f. by, lkninb ough - - I Mr. E. L. Hodgson's b. f. by Alootcock - - - 2 Mr Holli,on's , b.'e. Bounce.. - - - - 5 , • , 'Fifty Pour* for ;91 ..),Kes. • 'Ebrx-mile.Hcats. Mr. HutWA's br. c. CLvelanii, 3 yrs old, t)A. liar: • - r ..%Ir. ilittl's r.• c. • I)iOgctirs, ditto*, 7 . t. 'lb. .• - 2 Mr. Tboinpson'S ch. f. Flirt, 4 yrs. 7st. 101 b. . - 3 ' No litrjle were placed. . , The Committee of the Jockey Glob, to svhoth was referre4the disputed race bet %teen Bobtail and Sancho, atlewes, h'ave decided .that. the race was valid, that Sancho mast be deemed the whiner, and all bets be' paid accordingik. , . , . • - • Count RtNi tOrt D has recently made some new and interesting experiments on the subjc& of heat ; he has likewise ascertained,' that clean or polishe). sub:. stances resist both, the' cold and heat better than dirty or. blackened Stirfaces, nearly in'thi proportion of two to.dne : he took two tubes of brass of equal length, weight, the One polished, and the otlr blackened by the flame of a candle, and after filling them with boiling water, suddenly submerged them in pounded:lce : the cooling of the water in thie lished vessel, or the sinking of the . therniorneter contained in it from 65* to 60 occupied 475 mi nutes 4 seconds ; while the thermometer in the blackened . tube experienced theSaMe'deßression itt X 54 minutes 5 secrnds. . • Another of his etperiments. of much importance to "the philosophic world .:- 7 -He tool a thick glass bottle, weighing s 3 (infirms,. and a tin or tinned- iron bottle of the same. external dimensions , ,' Weighine; five ounces, the sides of the glass vessel , being about six times s thicker than the. tin one; these he filled, with boiling water, and suspended ,them in a Teem, the temperature of which was ninellegrees and three quarters of Reamer's scale , --when,utitSkithstanding the generally :received opinion that glass , is n very, bad con tor,, of beat,' and , notwithstanding the great thickness of the sidesiof the bottle; 'the water in it cooled almost twice as quick asin the tin.--hav- Th& Pas§ed town the temperature of soo ta '4O , of ',Fahrenheit in :.ao the,' water in the' tin• tube was minutes in making the same ehtmges, Count Be SIVORD has likewise ascertained by ex periments, that when a hot body' cools in tranquil air not agitated by winds, ene 'tweritseyentli part only of the heat lost by this bQcly 'for, to speak more carrealy, „svhich it excites, in surrounding bodies) is cOmmunicated to the air, all the rest being carried to a, distance through the air, and communicated by :radiation to the surrounding solid bodies. • Mr. RITTIM has made some new and interesting' experiments. ingalVanism, and is now employed at .1141 i ich iii composing tables of galVanie affinity : le, has discovered the methed'of galvanizing Metals, as iron is rendered Magnetic ; and has found that golden needles eharged with galvanism, and halaticed,on a pivot, had a certiiin. tinitkin dip and variation : it differs:, lioweVer, from the' Magnetic needle,. and the pe.iitive pole always dips , '; • M. RrenTa t "lets discovered pure nickel to be one of the noble rotio. ; that it is.inalleable, while either hot or cold, i and magnetic,` in proportion to its tin nty ; its colour is between silver and tin, and is in susceptible - of chaill. - ;e. from iur or,w:iter. Its specific. gravity - when Cast and when forsred' 8666 It is so daft& as to have been ilattentd tea tire thick stess of less than an hundredth part of an inch, and maybe drawl) nit,, wire of the same tenuity. `. • A' few nights acr,o, , two men broke into the house of two ladies', of the name at Bales, isident ' near • Fakeithant, whom they beat with a whip or cane in a most inhuman manner one of the Villains even dragged the vomiter of ladles doWn - stairs by the heels, after .w hich both tnatle their escape. Miss B. had scarcely strength. enough 'left' to return to her room and fisten the lour;; tint we are happy to state, that both are; alive.. Thk outrage is attributed solely to pen4oual aniMosity, as no property is said to be . lost. Saturday sennight, about eight o'clock, a Miss Shepherd, a young lady 'about eighteen ,years old, dross nee her:ldt in a-pond near the Mills at Batter seit fields. When the .body Was taken out of the wat.er, the means generally resorted to for the re covery of drowned persons won: used for upwards of four "hours, but without the desired etre& A diiappointrnent in liwe is suppoieLl to have bt,ln the cau,e of this rash pOL - . -..........--- . . BO W-SE.T R H T.-- On Friday eve' ling a young Lady , very genteelly dresFed, about. fifteen years-of age, and a Gentleman 'fihoot thirty, went . by the Turn liain-Nven- Coach. front London, to the Roebuck Inn, at Turnharn-green, where they or pt ion dered su tr pPer. 1 Frain 'their lit:lnners, and the ikscri Of ra nawarp...or, - whom the ‘ve landlord ,had eels dvttised, die had a tron.ig.: Supicion his •custoinere the persons: On Saturdly inorning; after they h ad , treat:fisted; Mr. Lin guard, thy' landlord, C0i11311.1111. rated to them his suspicions, 'but they assured hitt .he was 4ttistakett, This did tI:A satisfy hitn, and he .., inskted.tipowtheir going Wilt) him to Bow-strceet, a one of tlx stages.. a hey tuiLlerwelent a pri result vato nationµ'-Bchoal 'beore., - Mr. G:1 AIIAM , t I of wa s,,wd tindOrstand, that Abe landlord had heenitils -. taken riA to their h...ing..-tikov helind seen advertised, ,btrt , the ybuttg-Latly proVed to be•one 'who had lattily` elved from har ineud3, near Croydon. The pp , .sfrAt,2; in consequence, drii ere d the young; Lady? L be tiot a i Llifiti till: he Wrote to'her frit)/16, bud' rtieeived au answer. ..,. , -- - ,Pu rr.i c. OFFICEi •• UN I 01-:, •: IA L I- •---• On Saturdij Mast /1;u. F... , !ix %vas brougLi b,:t'ote tb,.: Sitting Ai*. ' strate, char,Y,ed wit bielony. - Mrs. Lapiniere,. of Waicot-pl ace , Lambeth, stated , itll(7,tliothell;,l;l7riistuttnilte,retiontd tinother per.,.,ait cuile o4 f :' the Prisolfer appeared :11(:)aksiti;rgvaaiit; t'3rithlee'lti:d3i:L'nr:e;l:ltisdl conti rated iin- the- parlinir • w 1)0,4 the other rwetit q stairs to look at. the-aartments. fie Fen:l44ll'4 ..to.apprilye Al thetit, and. 'three' left the linui• S° L)tt !after as itnets misFed:tive 'ill.4er ten-Spoolis 2 n d 9 W :l a . Y), :"Poori 5. , -kr. iiigpiioils fell on ' the Prisoner AO iIIS:C . OalyalliCorl, whom ale sells after) tile l'°,,be,4 waslstopped, but his - CotiyaniOli° escaped: 11 ,,,_ "- searched, but the erpoon wer3 NOE f01111(.1 upon nial. :aiid al w i s Pr g iso oii n t e g r ,saiti; , in hi 4 defence, he u p the $ O3 .of a pockethooko.titak4r in the city i that he sleig 0 1 Friday night at A cotice-bouie in Newgate-maike!, . w h en. h e ' rr i e s-tit e +L r ll ß firi blC :j i t 'e ll 3 N i.C:Sll-Oblrriidgliee°l:veSn'tltutrod4thie -witness's house I !lie: had a A 411? knowledge of hall, (rem. haying :been- sliil)-initei. ottboard the (3* clvi t t l i t! a t i l tt l u te d h t te G ve l i In i s name k Joint Gren; dationS in lill`ert.iiit --ory".ii A u Sllit Hf.t. He was relll3lll tiir.tiother cxraininittioit oW Wediteltd)y next.. ~,,,,. T itc r° . li 'reason : to :.believe that t 110 SC are 1 ,7 , 0.‘ , 0 men that , have 1).4 en committing similar del past„, : -.. • :1 --. . -..... .. ,) • . , r ker t Saturday the hearing of •the case of 4 01 .- - '., 'Bitilkilipt,-.exeititd it particular degree of anentlOn !,.. pirts of the tovii for 50111 ti:l* • •(411ildllal::' Jentins hut *ti litt6n-urtiper's ''ilw1),1111# (4)4 Bath-fields; .11rid hid' nwre 'bu,siness tliii,l rfiliid 1 4 could .possibly ekecittoi,lxtetlutW:itilstanditt:, ' 43 PriSol l a : : 11 : : : I d r,t p rze .‘!:: : :: ::: or u t. n . 1,..: i r 4 i):: ohislrs'e:wherviiii.:bsia.egi:::::o:j":o that there was a . deficiency of i e.,0001t ana 3 1,'"'•'. tt ,,,; .-fitr 'which lie had not accounted.. He 's6t' u ' rj il i ji sellingstt . a Joss,: and . that he gave the: • . Y l}. '!' ) ;. c "; dealt-vs more the their gooill than - 1) 4fte 6l : 3 tli ; hed with this exiltlaktetaCtio6litirlaiiidwiclvieri4'ntitrteetrlii'lit hietvgato,—fi6 %oat On Sattirday brouOt lij c 1 : ) , , a i t i: . t4er otaraluatign,--butlCoukl: only' pr ,,, lL,c 4 _' t ,:,,` 114 3tances.of.ni.s bay-41g. been; a lo4tY, irk . f'11:;cot arnonut of 1201. :and trip other:of: o';' . e./ ' 'isio. , 16.6' 4earittg; flit, Bankrupt was renlanded 19 .. w.i7e-Orougpt .up on a:fut9r,i day.' • ' '' - . ': : .. ' • -a. On Saturday a pretcride'd ~tiotilat.;-tcik, 'v,jsC:',ii.,'' un it.. ,I A.' ' . to ' . ~ . tront Ararlboronio;lt;weo to ii:yLt ,trati its:; a .4ilver spOon• front a hottsj- iii CALlrlt.! . .,,,,iLlett 13cdriird-square, into • whic . li slid had !ve l l ll ' , 7 by a credulous' sei . ' I t girl. • . , . On . Satti' ~„ at Pntldington; •on :110, lik:YO'4,-4 rday an Iniaost" was licicl at tbe,Doril, age, tirhb wai b u rnt to b falling on lier',dotlitis.--Vcr:liLt I:q.noT...fhtiumrsday, at:knell:init. liqtglial4(f.Cll3Pel• 132 th, .1,1..ta the 1111 ' glistse 4_,..1Y 0r ay , Rettor. of Adweif, in the County etc? ,`,„rit, C. 'we, etallgtitcr and sole lieiresi of plot zoc, cuioild ofti l t s v la s o 3 d ci o a t e •. g A i n a t le jigliert, and niece th? GeoeiJl _041..0. ta.l Saturday ;e'noight at 'St. G COlgOls, Jet 041 . . Captain !oho Hams, °elite it Novy, to filiss ‘Suiriltr. eldest danglitorDf the iota NieNlas•Williats, c wick Cy s tlet, Wilts. afli bites 'On 'Sato rtlay tile sth inst. at I.latolcvnilogi in 1119`:- , 0004' Robert Mates, Esq. of Ciwitenhain, to Eltiobelh o'.‘• est,,daughtar c 4 the late Rev. Hogh i'ti,:e of C.lst{C fp, ill Brecumhiic, P.e4tor,' of Little Word .u'id 1010.104 sex. „,;‘, IVO' I.atety, at Bath, Mt I.lngley Attorney, w '''"— A lins, bAll of t tut City.. ' ~,iito": A few days ago, at Sidswell, in Exeter,. tro.„doat# svtams wi In ittea tertiler btilci, VilloiC India; :180 P' NO to 7.8 a years, 1 1 A rtla 1-,:th-ly, et New-Yolk, Peter , odor. alert 105 ,;11,0$ rr4,11(e.,iey.., ..4,,,t1 o i. 1 +os is Inc talrd tint° Oat Co" sacritieed at rin: ii.f flletl,:il 41t4r. -------''''' .0 P.N I). rs: , (4 7" ,On Wedneiday the ad inst. at Fort -place in Chittilll'ellt1011; 'Sqi a MagiStrAtt: of tnai Co OtY, vie The vane day, at J'aris tilt:S(ll4W Yievilie Vele, Adinital. - ' ... ' , - 10 ',Ac t ' On Fridav last at :Cowbriage Sooth V1011:6, t , B. Lynch, '6so ' ' i On l'riday iii.irnioi,' Mr. 'rhornits. Cooke, of sishat"o4" street, in hi; goth. year, .I,ctis9, A few. days ago, at his Chatnber4 in Ctiltr,rd's- ji)! , , ,P,,,,,„1, Thomas I)orherty, Req. of the Ma. Society ot to ' or s. ' Lat4th n'eiir Plymouth, attcr 0 lii4,vt.4 iiiiii.•>6,„,,e., Lloyd; the still of Mr. Lloyd, S.tri!c,..ii in the WI; "" RearAdira Sir l. 0. Worm, ,1‘. 6 . ~iit $0..? ...s t-'3` v",:k. at ittii7l;toll. it poor wortLiit, at 04607- ."' Ile i' she retattied her Jiiiii,llo4s to tae 1.,......,.................,,, i.....,....,,----•-.....--.......---i. s rOas' pRICE sl•To DAY. India gtook,, • lridi , ty ,, ow i 9 . p ji" al' E. olotiuvr 'lti a W, Or, I', * titnniuni, 3 luiperini 3 p , r I,Oen t. ti Ditto:llo 4 ., ~e f 9 C.Oll. tor 2011 i NOY, --. ' Rank Stock, shot t N,lvy feat 891, (-Olt. .797, shut Irish p e r Cent. shut 4 Pei Cent 74 i I per Ct. MAI 57S $.4 Ct sii t,t Aug . shut Ditto Snort 11 . Shut stree ris'tten(V-;:quarr, mist tie addresseti. Mini/J-4 tni Alk. / ‘,•,..• .. - - . , , , if /B 1 /i t S.. , t. al 00. 4 • Ort Tpestlav hit. 3t Chi ii'st ..ac'l 'place in Kent. ..,,: , ~ - , or A icOrgq Voi:li:I. Es(l. 'of j Sao. ~... „,t (eivi P l!, -1 Oli We dra,sday the grititist; at'.fter father's Ot - ,, 1 ,1,, r. 6 2 ,, viill, in 4.7 trowrellemltire, Oz. Lady 01 l'ealc Gari'l at. LitKoll,'3,6,ii, (Of a Soil, _ O. Yetricrti4. ~t his lio;lae iti; ' Challottetreet. _ t s Luccaa, the Lady of t:ic Portuguree4re Chuoil-(:;011•1411 v 1);400;11 ter. ---- -1 _-- --,---z----.......