The Sun. — London, England, 1805-11-20 00:00:00

From the LONDulrc;i l- 4, Nov; 16, 1805. A '.Nov. , - 19 1805 . . • • ••• •• • ~•1 ; ' ; A, The tilis'h:!.:on pleased to give and grapt unto. t Tie Most 'Ail Bard hianinis Xhiel ni the i'tost Illustrious Order' of St. Kitrit.'k,'. his Licence and P&lnission to • receive anti I, l ;Elir' the' logigoia of of the cresceiit,':)l:hi'ch' - the Giand..Seignoi: hiith transmitted to hi'ir';„ aSitialSo cpatmand,v that this His Majei,ty's Catic(*sion, to gether with tlio relative tLeatnents, be. registered ill, Ills College of Arms. • • / r if:P,(ZOCC, tr - V. tg, 18:4. :Li -Regiment of Life . Guartli, Captain ltenr. , from tttra gSth Fent, 'to be 'Captain of a Tftlr, vice Calland, ho exchanges. To be Lieutenants,. by purchase—Cornet auti Soh-Urine „rant Charles lackson, vice Praetor ' promoted in t;:e Sad Font. Cornet and Sub• Lieutenant Edward Pyrniar 'vice Treacher, .who retires . Cornet and stio-Lieuteliant .0. Patincetort Duncan, vice Nod, promoted in the Toot. Cornet and Sub.Lieuten.wt henry 13arriiigton, To"vice Chad, who retires be Cornets and Sub-Lieutenants, Richard Earle ‘Velby, . Cent. vice Ltgon. Lieutenant loin Cobden, from the • ath Wirt Dragoons, vice Barrington. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards 4 Captain Robert C. Hill to be Major, by purchase, vice Miller ' who.retires. Lieu. tereoft William Waltcn Abney to be Captain eta Troop, vioe Cornet . R. 'William Clayton to be Lieutenant; vice Abney. - • sat Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Hospital-Mate .. .Willi:lm Harrison to 'be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Knipe, promoted in'-the 95th toot.: 7th Ditte lotto Lovowell, Cent. to be Cotner, Fry purchase, td Promoted jo the 13d . .Light Dragooos. 34 - Ree,Twhit of Dragoons, Lieutena:d lames Gubbins, from 0 ,, t1i.t0.d, to be Lieutenant, tifithout purchase, 4tli Dttto, Corner Beauchamp Colcluugh to be Lieutenant, wit-boot I:flirt:base. • • . 6tft Ditto, Cornet William Frederick ti a dde n t o be !Acute. omit, ‘‘ allow purchase. 7th Regiro.T.rpti Light Dragoons, Chniet Arthur Anitesley to be lactdeintrit, by purchase, vie.; Forbes, promoted in Vie 4ist Feet. t4t:i Ditto, BreVerttlajor Thomas Smith tebei Maier, with out nurcriase,-vice l'albot, prosnoted. Li'entonant Peter Krogh ti be Captain of a• Troop, ,vice Smith. Comet lion. Vicitry Nswille to be Lieutenant, vice Keogh. 281 r, Ditto, Corlet John iNlarcus Clements to be.Lientenant, ouic,,ase. licoteriant Williom Henry iileyrick, from the iota 1.1 y.,: Di agoon, to be Lieutenant,, without purchase, vice A Pirn , proinoted•in the 34th Foot. ter k g.,natt of Foot Guards. To be Ensigns without pur. dies.-Footer Cunha, Gent. Blewitt. Evans, Gent, • litn; . ,'l E. Hooter, Ceiit. vice Jones, superseded: • Coldstream I , ..giment of _Foot Guards, Assistant. Surgeon Clucks Co.-,,nlie to he Battalioi, ~ tirgeon, vice Burnall; promoted. Isitlliam Whin - met, Gent,, to be Assistant... Suryet.ai, va.„.• Coom!)e. • . 371 ; Reoinent,of Foot, Lieutenant. CharleS Ramus Forrest • .1:0 bo 'Captain ot a Compaity, Nice- lohnson, superseded. ('olio. Rowaini't,t be-Ltetitenant, without pure N;i11, appoipted to the 53 5 1 poor, Et t sig o W m , ltiittou to he Lieutenant, vice'l•orrest. To be t ustois --Thomas slteldrrtke, Gent.- by purchase, vice Foreot,•promoteo 1,, tin: 17th Foot lames Fitzgerald, .(Stet. by pnrchase, vice Parke, promoted. Mathew La. Gcut. vice Rowanti. Prerse O'Donnell, Gent. vice , uxt.in. 4th' Dim', Lieutenant lohn Belshes, irom the Stst Foot, to be Litiatenaut, Vice Hunt, w ho exchanAcs. 7th Ditto, Eteuten.iiit James Sioger, train the Stith Feet, to ot a t.ompany, without purchase, vice Duck . %or arpoihleil so tire 59i It. Foot. • Bth, DAL°, Ensign Edward Browne to be ,Lieutenant, with. out pu rub tse, yiv Taylor, superseded. Anthony Richards, Gent. lo he'Ensign, vice Browne. . 9th, Ditto. Lieutenant Daniel 'Orchard to be. Captain of a Company, without purcnase, vice Car.Cto 1, promoted in the ,i,oth oot. 1. rot') Ditto, Lieutenant George from ,the Royal Stair Corps, to be Captain of a Cempsny, virithout put. • chase Francis Socket% Gent. to be Ensign,.by purchase, vice Clayton, appointed to the Royal Rewinent of Horse G tier ciB.. 14th Epsign to.be,Lieutenant, w ith. . out purchase, vice Rice, who retires. Ch ar l es ; V an Leyte, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Knollis. Istli Ditto, Ensign LaWrence c;oixtuli to be Livuten4iit, without purchase, vice Higgins, who retires. ' edst Ditto, Lieutenant John front Inc 34 garriSOil battalion, ro be Lieutenant, without putchase. 22th Ditto, Lieutenant . Tnomis 'Wilson to be Captain' of a CowpOny, without pUitll/140k44.:L1 farvey, appointed to the Shit Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Lieutmants, withotit purchase ---,Ensign Alexander go. bertson, tram the 366 Foot. Ensign Richard, Moor e , f rom the 3ti Garrisoo Battalion; „Ensign .George ?miter, front the. 4 6tii toot. 31:0* Ditto. TO be Lieutenants, Without. putchase--Ensign lames Duff, froin the 5,1 Garrison Battalion. Ensign Sa. mite; Hawkins, trout ditto. Ensign - Duncan Rankin, trom ~6tli tout. 32d tutu). Ensign Ceqrge Eason to be Lieutenant, by. put. 1.11 , :ti , l,•1/n4 Wood, prOMOtedr , 3-1,131 SI rilubcilzie, Cent. to be ,Ensign, without tairchase. eke lionhury.,,protnoted in the 95th Foot., 361!I Ditto, Ei;sign Edward kVeber Evans to be Lieutenant, without parcilase, vice O'SliaughneSsy, promoted in the Royal Arrican Corps. Ensign Thomas Blackwell to be I.ieutcuant, pu'civasc, vice Campbell, promoted. EITSIO and , A ijutant . John Povalt to 1141 r; .the rank of Lieutenant. To b.: Ensigns, without purchase-Robert Noble Cross, Gent vice Evans Walter Evart, Geot. vied Blackwell, C.httleW, ,Goat.. vice Robat.un, promoted in the alibi Foot. • 37fit Ditto, Lieutenant T. Fenton to be Captain of a Corn, patty, without purchase, vice Hart, promoted. 4211 Ditto, Captain Robe: t Macara to %)e M 'jar, by purchase, vice Grant, wno r,:tires. Captain- Robert Anstritther fr sn ilia I4t carrison Battalion; to. be- Cap. taut oh d' Co ,;p,orr, vice Smith; woo exchanges. Alex. ander w ,snart, Gent, to be knsigit, without porchaSe, vice promoted. ~ • 4;tl, Ditto, Elet.teilaiii Charles Iluson to be Captain ,of Low oany, by pur‘Uase, vice Who retires. •I - . To be . thlitt,, without purchabe Losigh James Lea. vice .promytell. Euiign [imitate' Burke. 4.: 41 ,;g o j irlc Nestor, vice Hutson. pruittOted. 1-,e vi4:ei,C;ili . e. 'Tames .c..;Vnt. vice Burke. --. ctl t Ditto, Liehiteti.eit Alaib.4ltl Campbell, to be tit Compaoy, without purchase, vit.e Steptmns, appoint r,%.l r.i rt,e 4th i4oyal oetall 134ttaiton. Ensign (unit to 1.):.! I..h.ittehaitt, without purctni4e, vice tihsscrt, 41) Eil4ll Itlawath to be Livutenattt, sue no tos;zi..., -Stephen Masters, Gent. vice Doyle. lames I l o ic',.;,,Faitt, Yi f Ce,jois,(h nt „ isjvies pluinoted. 50th Dino, ) IVittion to he Lieutenaht, without Lii4ph4o, Licilt. to be, Ensign, vice Wirst ,t. . . i)tttu, Ens'ig,ll !Ivory Dawson to be Lietttenant, by. pur. N.Le %Imo ritires. • C . :1,111 :s Geotge Constable, Cent. to be Ensign, p,irdlaSC, v ice sith Let: m.punalci, frr, , ,rit the C,rps, to be I,ic:auvwt. puiO 4b e, n, promoted-. in . the 34 111 koot • s,th Ditto, 14 .10,i,t. Cult. to b. Ensign, without pthelt.ae, vile Ufowe, ptoinoted in the 47th Foot. 59111 Ditto, Cain.int Geord! ti Duckworth, trout the 7th Foot t to be. C.;:pt;ito of a ComiNitly t:1111.1111b, ai.puintetl to the 20 (..;a9i4oh teureoant f , Fr.nte., - thili -to it,: Adjutant, vice .i'ittsuri who resighi the .x‘tijet.hitCy. I..titogia William Browne to be Lieutenant, withc, 'oat porcihise,, vice ploinated In ti 79th Foot. Chapman, to be littsiAn," vice Browne. Co6klll, Gent: to be tusign, by purchase, •(.; hisivoi, who retries. ~ 1;i:to, [Acute:ll4m Wuioitn Beard, from the 3sih Foot; Captain of a Compin., iVithlPUt purcita4e, vice ()ISt foot. Licatehartt to, be CaPttin of Cornoitity, vice "I'Lizie, E.ll4iga fic Lieuteualt, vt‘e Achinuty. ~; ri Ditto, Lieutenalit,Johu Austin from lialf-pay'of the ..,,;;; cow to u,.:,l,4eti;eilatit, vice iteCiulo.at, wnoexenAnies. At iforlicastle Fair- last „week there was a large shew, Qt . Wack colts;, they sold readily at good prices. was. eager to rejoin: , • He regarded me with an air of incredulity, and, to my, astonishment, asked me. if . Iny name vas not Francis Resson„ and whether I :was: not all :Eng lishrwin, who had. just made escape from 'the Fort of Ritchie ? I idieded surprise at his ignorance, and ,desired him fiercely not to detain me. lie inOrrogated ale upon - .Aorne ,ciremaistauc4 . 4._ of my situation and profession,. and my .nswers . appeared to satisfy liiytr, He desired me to Olow him to his house, and our conversation . turned quit the expeEted campaign. lie still regarded tiro with suspicion, rue every, rtfr;:siktu:?lit I. wanted, and 'pointing out the nearest way t - o,' tie, he diStlt6Sed MC with a polite farc , wefl • con vinceit, from, every circuinstance of hii •61.kavidur, LIJINILION rifa, tbyP. 1 c HARD 'HARRIS, or M. m af tlett.c o! . !rti I!ouv.street ; 310 PAbiiblUM b) Wt Lt.t Am AItMIGZ aieRIPF Or , aolat:i miLlgto, ;At die 5 rar N-aFFICE. Nu. 112. Stran.cl,; where idv:rtiSenzents Orders for tile Pfilipr_ . _ _ _ . . Lieutenant John Carroll, from, Half, , pay of the 84, Fain, to he Lieutenant, vice Kennedy, Who exchauges. " loth Ditto, 'f.hotnas Whyte, Gent, to-be Ensign, without • purchase, vice Newton, who resizns. . . 78th Ditto, Etisigp, Archibald Christie to be Lieutena n t, without pt!r c haSe. vice. Roster, who retires. Sist Ditto, Lie,,tenantr Robert.. Hunt, trom the•4th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Belches ' who excha n g es . Slit Dive), Ensign lames '()'Connor Barry to be Lieutenant, without purchase.. Surgeon. W. W. Fraser; from Half pay.ot the late t3th Gar r i son B atta li on, to be.Sprgeon, vice Caslitn, who exch anges. !Win :Ouseley Kearney, 'enc. td he Ensign, v vice Barry. Ensign. hitward Fitzgerald,', from the ad West India Regiment, to be Licutraput, tvitilo-IR'purcl)ase. En . Sio Wm. Crowe, trunt the,S6th Foot, to. be Lieutenant, without puNhase. 91st Ditto, Hospital Mate Chambers to be Assistant. Surgeon. .9Stli Ditto, Lientenant 'Michael Rewan, from the 34 . Car , nson Battalion, to be l'irst,Lieutertant, without purchase. Ensign Ralph lionbury, frohi the 34th Foot,•-to be First ieut,nant, without purchase., • . 96th Ditto, Sitntuel Taverner, Gent, to he Eniign, without puteltase, vice Rankin, promoted in the 31st koot: • 99th Ditto, Thottas Sadlier. k.sq. to be Paymaster,. _ - New South Wales COrps, Henry Crause, Gent. to be EnSign, without purhase, vice Anderson, who resigns, att'WeJt India Regiment, folio Power Gent. to be Ensign, without ..purchase, vice Fitzgerald, promoted in the 87th Foot. .Ist Garrison Battalion, C a p ta i n Smith, from th e 4 2 d. Foot,, to be Captain ofaLonipanyoice ThoniSon, ho changes. „ sti bitto, ferelniali Mesh, Gept. to be, Ensign, vice Moore, promoted in the 2.Bth Foot. Thonva.3 BUdd, Gcut, to be Ensign, vice Duff, promoted in the 3ist Foot. Bth Royal Veterin Battalion, Captain' arries raevey, from the 28th Foot, to be /..:aptatit,of a Company. Blti:VWl'. john jitithiiisori, ui flu; 53(1 Foot. to Lie Major in the A tin: . _ ' STAF.F. • Rlndolph Ishain Routh,' Gent. to. be . an Assistant-Com IllissarY of Stores, P.r9visiOlts, and Forits4, to the fog ces. AlMORAtinum. Tile undermentioned Officers aw superseded, viz. ' Coldstream l'oot Guards Lieurethint Sir 161 i. n Cordon, Bart 9th Foot, Ensign rohn fiord;. rite llittu,, Lietttellont William Le 1111011.• 891.11 Di“o i. , Ensign George P. Percy. Erce,A . runt in the Gazette of the lath instant. ' Itth Lit;tit - Dragoons. For Power, C;ent. to b'e Con nt4t, without purchas::, - vice A. Wo,xl, 11.:ce-isert, read,' font Thomas Proby, Ovat. to .be Cornet, .without purchase, vice A. Wood, deceased, . . Commit:lon in the 4th 13attalion 4 Ayrshire Voluntar In floury , Jigned by the Lcrd Lieutenant of the County of itpr. 'lobo Gent. to be Surgeon. • _ . BANKRUPTCY ENLAR.GED. Henry Hutchings ' late of .131acktriJrs'. road, Surroy, tnlfb v, chandler, front ' Oct. 'l9 to -Nev. 30, at tcu , at UW1(16:ill; 1.011.1011 BAINTRUP7S. Stanley .111arsitall Fisher, of Gravesend, Kent,,linen•draper, • to surrender Nov.` 26, 30, and' Dei: 31, at eleven,. at Guildhall, London. tOrnies; Messrs. .Vandercorn and Colaya, husk-lane, Cannon-street. , . • Stanley tint lock, latent • but. naw of Tyldesley, Lancashire, calicoirinter, to sitireinici. No v .. D oc .. 5, and il, tit CleVeil, at Cid Dog Dedi4gate; Alaii chester. Attornies, Messrs,. Foulke) 'and liigsoil,. Attli cnebter ; or Messrs. FouiltZts and LOngtfill, Gray!s•lnti, London. . John Pierce, of Lower Thories ; stre.-;t, London, fishmonger and salesman, to:surto - icier Nov. 2, - ;' Dec. 3, ~;.d 31, at ten, G mll4llll. Attorney,• :Mr: . lidis, CIVIIILitt •4- I asse, .Loinbard.street. - Thomas White, of BrOadstairs ! Isle of Thatiet, ; Kent, builder, to surrender Nov. , i 6, at eleven, Dec. 2, ,tact 31, at ten, at Guildhall, London. AttOfilieS, Messrs. Del.n,:itc and Greaves, King's Arms-yard., Coleman-street, Lou. ' .• Jacob Watson ; of Elt o n, Bury, courityPalatitte,of Lancaster; cotton-Spinner, to surrender Nov. zs, z 6, and Dec: .. .3 one,'at the Do 4 Tavern, VcansAate, Mandi es t e r: At rot - Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth,. Oarieliester ; or Messrs. Milne and „Parry, Old lewly, Londo). • ;.• . gdward Saul,. of 'Liverpool, tnemtnittl; to surrender. Dec; 16, 17,ind 31. at twee vii, at the CroWn and AnehihTavertl,tiottl. street, Ltverpoul. Attortues, Mr. Arento.dtt lcetgittley, Sehool.ianc, LiverpOol ; or Messrs: Miked.ougatt,ttna•ftun. ter, Lincoln's.lnn, London. John' nor/ or late, of Sheffield; Yorktiliire„t6pa maker, to surrender Dec. '1 r, i 2, aki.l 31, at ten, at'ilie Tontine Inn, Sheffield. A ttornie.:, -Bigg, Hatton- Garden, Londan ;r: or Mr.. Rogers, Siielberd. Harrison, late of ISlewarth, - Middlesex, merchant, to surrender. Nov. zs, at twelve,. ~29, 'at. ten, and peei at eteven. at Attornies,. Mes‘rs. Shepintrd and Adlington, 13e(11;:lt1.4 - Ow. . . Thomas Smith, of I' ish-street, Red Lion.square, , plaisterer ancetnulder,. to surrender Nov, 23, 30, and . Dee. at twelve, at Guildhall. : „4ttori.ey, Taylor, 'l'ook's-court, Cursitor.street. I , S/fill:MI Dickenson the elder, Thouto'L;oodsl.l, and Willi am Dickenson the younger,' of ttL: Poultry., LOtrOon,' aisd. co-partners, to surrender Nov. 21, at nine, Dec. s o , . and 3t, at twelve, at Guildhail. Attorney, Mr. Attslllls • 014 igcWty." DIPIDENDS. ' • •: Dec. 4. Francis Hitchon, of Newcastle-street,' Strand, Middlesex, whalebotic-cutter, at one,, at Dec. to. Ronett Halter ' ()ISt. Peter's-hill, Londun,-teritt weaver, at twelve,•at Guildhall. Nov. 26. john Colemen, late of Fetter-lane, London, painter, aneglizier, at ten, at Guildhal l. Dec. 10. .Henry Meisitic, of F.dw2rd-street, Titchfield . street, tailor, at one, at Guildhall, - Dec., 21. Thomas Weightinan, of Newgate-streef, Lepdon, mercer, at ten, at Guildhall. ' Dec. 17. Finden the younger, of. Clipstone-Arrciit, St. Mary-le -bone Muillescx, carpenter, at ten, at, Guild hall., Dec. Abraham Harwood, of Malden, Essex, ironmonger, at ten, at Guildhall, I.oialon. ' Dee. 17. Samuel balker, of Lane Delph,,Stuke-upon-'frent, Staftordshire, ,inantslacturer of cattlienvvire, -at the Sw.at Hanley,. Staffordshire. • Dec. to. Samuel Kemp, of St; Catherine's -court, Tower- London, clit. - csenionger, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec, 12. Joseph lieestun,ut Manchester,.aneNhaitt, at three, at the Star lon i'vlintchester. Dec. 17. John' ditneitKrattss, of Manchester, merchant, at eleven, at ;he Head inn,. 4 , lauchester,. Dec, to. lohit Turner,,of Manciteoe4.4ealer, at three, at the Higher Royal Oak Inn, Manchester. Dec, 1,,h. Gcurge French, oft., rear Eatteitcap,Lohdon, broker, at at,Goildhal"l., _ Dcr. 13. iseorge of Boston, Lincolnshire, glass and china wate , bctier, at the Crown Inn, Stone, Stall4rd...hire. Div. 14. Janus Stlthighirld, tat York- streot, St. Alary-le. :iinitilesexy painter .uid ttt tear at Guild. , halt Dec: to. 'llionias lleptinstall, lige of iiigh liolb9rn, 141111. rite4cx bookstiler, ar twelve, at 1.),L. 3v. ItAhlta LoltSili, 1144 W iir:ateoiLiverpool, merchant, at Lilt!, at the York Howl; Wil nate, Livero.ol. Dec. to. `lll.nna Ashniore, Lac of I.6n ctuti,,iner‘nAtic, at tv,ci.ve, at. Guildhall. • CIR I Dec. r'. R:tven, of Co4:eiter, Essex, linen. 0 plin, of Ilant)nry, x tmishire, scrivener. Sainnel ttall , or Sitetil4cl, Yorkshire hat-inanufailuter. Ws! , 1 / 4 Lord, of - Sinptort-upu4:-Stour, .Worccstershrre,- rthrk i-lu,;hrs, of Bury'..cOurt; `Love-lane, London, Wool. Sauittcl rnerogolt. Kiley, of So) land, I Yorkshire, , cotton.spitk. ;*.‘ . - • Atll 1 aliow , ".11r, :yesterday sennight, tlicre wa s a great 6114 W Of.bia-Ck Wag. Fat•ones brought good prices, but several ‘e . iin 'beasts remained "l'here tcas also a inpuber of horses, mostly of the draught kind ;:l'he supply of sheep was great, 41,1 d prices rather lower, ' ) -"„ ,PRISONERS AT FERDUIY, _ • THE following is the n:irrative o priso ter it‘ made his escape from As it cOntains some circumstances of - intersst, 2 •11 1: ! throws some light upon the . Firesent7triiilailcitiof the English prisoners, we .strlimit it-to•Ou:r Flteatiers., Francis Beason, native J of:trie Isle of. Jersey, Nx's taken the 18th May, 1803, - ; ill - the Tiiiy.de la - Frene, on the coast of Btitany. He was imtnediStely .to liamballe, and from thence,. aftera co:bne- Ment, 'removed to lion t W hero he the 1 range of the,town and thereleaves b ! .-yond it ; but * teceived no allovvance, as war was not declaretnit this period. From Fontaiubleau hertiade his e.cape I to Paris, but was unfortunately arrested by the• Pol kr, - I sent back to Fontainbleau, and Altro77: tiro u rom tnon gaol. He 'was detained here tnifit hisaerritiral to. Apinal, a new depot.for English'veamen, of whom ate cip fined there az. presetit. Apinal is about seventy. leagues hithe.prorince.of Loraine. He was here restored to- a, g reat er -degrt.e of freedom, and, fur a prisoner; ,to a tolerable degree of. comfort, .until the deot.w.as - fethored to • Fals bourg, where,he 'remained three.montlis. He was here enabled to ., : supi)ort. himself- by obtaining the situation. of interprer .to an hospital iir which 'upwards o f fifty 'Hitglislitnen Were tontine:a, tha , very hardly treated... From Falsbourg,:on.the Ist of April, 1804, he was removed to Verdun, where about 800-EngiWt prisoners were confined, but scarcely one-third were prisoners of war, 'the majority - being detained in violation atilt: faith of nations', andintreach of the . . 'common obligations of hospitality.. e , The situation of these.Geinlernen is not altogether destitute ofeemfort. ' '.rhey are not confined within: prisons or barrackS, or treated with mucitharshnes's 'or suspicion. They are alloWed the liberty of the :town and a league 'around. They live without much restraint, and Mingle in every . anitisernent • of the., place-with' appeent gaiety: Many Of them hare permission to go st illlarther,.. to temove'out ofthe gates i to make 'a tear:through the country, atid re turn when they like.. • • This, as may be supposed, is a matter of fayourit . . ism, and not cuilrequently 'of corruptigt.t. - • The Zigiish Gentry at — Verdun, - some trflwhorm are of distingnished' fashion and. tilt-tune in their own country, find it . a .very; easy matter to bbtaintredit anti reniirtances. - They-are very much caressed -at •Verdun, on - acount 'of 'the. - money they .spend; and the 'gaiety they promote. They have established a private theatre, m:which some choice English pieces are oecisionallyperldrthed ; they 'have even 'arrived to the • luxury - and .ex pence of Horse-racing,-tennis courts, and billiard-toorns. • -• • . Mr aessein did not find his situation at Verdun - .any Wis e. improved. His allowance was three setts perdiem; and a pciuhd and a - half ofbrown bread., Nothing Was more generally lamented than that' they were denied all - the English Ne4Npvers except the Airlifts, which is always otliciouslyobttuded-upon them. Mr.' . Bessott remained at Verdati'aboA four ninth's, when he made'it second escape, and was again taken, au& sent to Bitchie, in .Loraine. this fort many Englishmen of-great respeaability were confined'; frorrk ties- Mr. Besson made third andfitial'escape ) and the tbllowitig'is a statement, related by himself, of the circumstauces attending his undertaking. • • : • " After twenty-'nine - months imprisonment, of which were passed in-the fort of Bitchie, being • absentfroni the Apelle, 'en - Monday the 3inll Sept. in the evening, I 'was Ordered- to cloSe confinement in a dungeon, about twetity yards under ground.-- On the second day a my confinement. I sseized'ait opportunity to eScape... • • • " When my gaoler came down to bring me water,' -he 'tbrtunately left his lantern behind him.; he asked after my health;bid me sUpport my spirits, as my Confinement would 'terminate immediately. It w.t s dark, and we could scarcely see each others'. countenance. This •was the - Critical ritne—r crept . unperceived after rity 'keeper, 'followed him out of the door, :;incl the lock was turned' upon the empty • dungeon. • .‘‘' Though now iti the passage, and free from ob servation, my escape was not b4l complete ; I had yet to elude • the. setitiner who Was' placed at the avenue; and to gain the - courtlard---Lcrawled softly upon the ground,and whewthe light broke in' upon int!, and shetved me the termination of the passage, I saw the sentry-box but it 'Was fortunately empty.' 'lmmediately sprang forward, scrambled over - the parapet of the rampart;lind4esolved to' descend the wall by the assistance of the small.eavities ana.but- _ tresses ; but just as I hadlixed illy feet &stone gave way, and I'was preeipitated upon -the ground from a height of sixty 'feet. • I.was 'stunned almost 'to insen .•sibitiry by my 'fall; and though. much bruised, fortu nately no limba were broken. • ; • In'about tenniiiintes, being somewhat recover ed, though - scarcely able to'stand; .1 &crane:lol°r about two miles, to a neighbouring forest, and directing course;' by the stirs,' I proceeded;_tcf the l beat of my conje6hire, t4„?.wortis the. - After some tine found myself so involved' in the forest, that I could . purl-are nb path with .confi ,denee.:. . Exhausted by' 'hunger and thirst, - there 'seemed no prospeat of_ relict; but, still cottiforted with ~hope, ...laid myself upon tile' ground, and slept several. hours: I was awakened by a man in a military habit; who a.,ked me sternly who I wai, and what was 4ny 'business there cc---i. *replied, that I was',a French Grenadier, on my joUrney to "MSS the Rhine, to meet the enemies of my ciikmtry ; that had'beeu sick in an . hospital,, and was left behind by my regiment, which, beiag now iecovered, I - • ":' ..,~ ~:~;. f » ..~~ "a:L .:. . I that he suspeAed .me, / the to deliver n reachedtral , .. ..,.. .baek eo it 'iriel it. I sOo ,vith nay but had too much hurnan i - .L)riso n i nte, and; 'upon sun'at6 - esdape; 'but' he was ''a man of 'little c ing the Fen'ym.in, I found be had been acquaint serration; and cared not if. all - the Prisouers France' were 'set free, - Whilst I - was in cony sat ion with him, two Gens D'Armes appeared ai sawn distance. my - - hones were' nOw a t. at, t ili _l. wis . satisfied .;tllat. l• b bolild . be arrested, "stadrn Uling .rentiined but to submit._ -To my surpri they passed it-id - tout .sraking, and in a f ew to 'nukes. my .trusty Charon conveyed rne acro6s tl river..- . -Acknowleting my gratitude to Provide)) tar :nay escape,-.1 wok n ,ettrual farewell of ti Reuel); dominions, and made the best of my Avi ttv..,llastadt,. in Germany.. f was lwre relieved I the Burgomaster,. and ordered to pr oceed to Hal Cassel. : . I afterwaras. iassed. throiyh Thaler 'where f wis treated with - the greatest 1101) 01 4 and kindness,' as well by the Germans as by 9f nv own Country men whotTil :net in that City I have to acknowledge the friendshTh of Mr:', 8i ., t 4 'Taylor, the' nglish' Minister, who procured roo ‘ Passport to _ Embden • but, bearing on my svar dr.' •t he French had 'l el,-;.iew.',ted Hanc,...,y, Li 1 050. through part aft hat te:ritorite lirunexic:., !lar burgh,. and- .Hanabiirgli, - where the Brltisla .C.) 1 1 4 reueweazny Passport', . aml ..froal •thence ' .1 foilud Passage to England..'— -'. ' ' • - . ,- A few days since an Qtlicerd 069411-10 D.rt. goons undettook„ for a considerable wager,. to ruin to , ~e one Of his own' hors front the S tar Inn, Lewesi to Bletchington Barracks, (a distance of nearlY W! l -le starred mile.s, and a bad, road) it) 35 minutes the lirooks., and river,, near-Glynde, at three in the. a ftertio O ti, it n d by jUdiciously croiltil Ban'acks.ja 291ninutes, six .ntin LICCS 'l%' itinn the give thite, . . . . . . .. .... . .. ' ex s.°AlsG.--,One 'of tbe moit obstinate 141 es ev, 0 fatigpt; took place yesterd:Jir, at li.ensingtdneb.", two men of,the na m e s o f j o ya aud Crier,'iii con.s,,L: quence-ot: a dispute restieaipg-.agrict)ltural sii i i i '. 1 i PoWbetants tbught obstinately, ~ without.sielti.kis, nearly two, hours 3 when, being. eshan,ted, they wait:: e i l ""t4ll iningtes,. and recommenced their COeitl).„.e6tj arrived.llt . a 1 •Yiliell lasted another 'hour. . Carter .reql wi a .. 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B:l,loyruniarnottolt)doaci ta:ttisiliti:tit.spitact.::e:lscair,olint.:::loAzal:it,:lotiat.ettAz:.rc:sr,iiesecs,l:irivlieiii:!. • imps:Alit in the Catalogue of filutnon Infirmities' purge I formed a wish at an early pariod of Practice its l' or trAl div Waal:, from the ignorance of iiiitlitilcated ni:ill'yi d'inger(tp.precipirartev (it gcrieral PraOt';', v l, 41 ,1, The I'ht4e I. isorders,- to the Cure Of winch /. lANP voted my attention, comprise every species of , , ,tio lit t; At I'NFECTIt)N, whetiii:r Or a recent qr + Ol.O /01 1 ration : atity, All ' kiiiits of dehility;- whether 0 10 4 1 0 0 0 c Litmrs of schoul,boys,. or the iniiiilF,elu::°,..°.;-00.'q,a‘ age: And, lastly, t,rit derirnoment ot to sP,'‘, - 1 - 11;i . , Men which is cavpd 11A 'it IE NNESS., or STE K 1 x",,%c Itis' Numerous l)iscases - are the-result 6Y . viielitice, - ,,, n t un• in the treatment ,of a- simple Gonarrhosu art { 1i'414 frequently 4pperts. that. the seeds 'of Life are Po ls r i,i 0 0- the Mitisi:retion of an iiiivascied twur,4..Sy 3 itlre"‘ I,ed4 , S 'ill ''' A th - ie - , . 1 1 c 1- • • 4 dti , • t . ~ ~,t,t. 1„1111,),IttlItS arc Ca5llY• CtIV;(1; illl., - . 0 0C Othe s4 have, failod,, Ftrult that 1 rniiy presurne to ; is radical re.e.iitAtiiii;tuneitt. ii.rrt Yew, however., are the 'cases of compsitilted 4 •,, 0 et this diSOrder, Cornmired w,th fliei.-ale siiitatr to , tn . .: who, fiirm ari abit-Alien:ccn' 44 So' litarY . vice, ' ,ur st ita prewiletit gaieties - of a rasitionable`life,-iicpure of Gr., . oi ' a Deli t ' " ' - . nC " b 1 . 1* ' '4 r ' C " C ' ' ) , } , w hir ls IS trIC 11J13VO1 44 ; (.0 0 ' , • , • , tvA C o P a f e r Wr e t il :: l•Cle e ;:i re c y ll 't o : W. : o ja:IICUiC':II:I:..S:7Ih.:ILYS , 4irilU'ai:fratrirt y blr, 1: ,G III V a t' ; tbi'. . : f;:iiiBrnej r , C' ' T r e. la.tior. fur him iu know? chat althooo it be an, ° l-4 e ;045. 1 (iiiSt .')r uncertainty wir n other Vrv,citi,v--rs, 17 1 1 • 40 , 0 yr by 'the gi•aiinal Prnge ss ° t : ... Lc rill' !ion , is th 4 acquirement cif . smy Experieaci-". 1 ., l'ogoei/ of bacehui, or Venn* hay: began to r.:iiin;e 1V14.).LY...4,ertc., much anxiety: wit! he nrevenr,d by an early '":, greii tion cf this languiet.; s tire ;- and 'in these o ases, n drificirity will occur. li , it where this I)eficienev has for years existedt;i-lv i':rit' atveverance is indispensably irequistre V/ telf3Ve .ii ,1 ralk Sparks of tire, arid to rl-41UOPIV,tilt, (.011!.ti,•,:ollijoi MARRA ' E; i) 1.0V,DN4 EN whohaVe long t'Pe t i 3) u I S 4I 1 1 1 41 iti 'in trieir ekpettatituo 'of a-Pfavit-tY,- may' Sr Medic.:!.a4lor'i itkiil,.. 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