The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-23 00:00:00

From the. LONDON' GAZETTZ, 1803. ifirr-Ujpe,, Oa. 22, 18oj, . .... , .. . l a,Re g iment of Dragoons, John Massey, Gent. to be Cot'• net, by purelias:_!, vice Darwin, who retire,. irtti Regonent of Lig.ht Dragoons. -Captain John Lord Burg. • liersh, from that 2,33 Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, with.: ' cot ptirs.;liase w Vik.o I lawkins, deceased, . :. . ' • nth 1"01I -len F. P. Dormet, from the 62d Foot, to be Lieutenant, without p.trcliase. !slit Ditto; •Ensim RoiKot Hall, from the 3 tst Foot,, to be , . Lieutenant, without purchase, . • to. , R egiimnt of Foot Guards, 1-leto• Thistle waite, Cent. to , 'he Ensign, without purchase. !limas Lillo; Gent. to ho.A ssistaait-Surgeon, vice Stephenson, who resigns. Culd.Strealit 1)11.1o,, — 7 - 7 ,Freettiantle, (lento() be Ensign, wittints purcnese: 3d I' itlo, -Don. C. V. F. Townshend to be ensign, without • purelitiae. • . Sth Regiment of Foot, Lient. T. Couche to he Captain of a Ci'wlll4,,y, witlaoUt purchase. 1:oli Ditto, Captain tV . 11. Kesteman, front the 24- Liar. rison Itsittalion, to be Captain of a Company, without ' purchie;r. I.; , 'Litt-,, I - nsign G. Dove, from the Goth Foot, to be Lieu , t .o.)nt, 'withoot purchase. tioli Ditto, I. ArigW o . Gent: to be Ensign, by purchase, .vice Cashell, wt.() retireg., , . . . .., i l 2s' ll Dizro, Lieut. Philip Ilaintitige,e, from the, 7th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Reeves.' ,prt.,intutst in the 27th . Fuot... Assistant Surgeon. Domicil . Cori, trona the ;sr .Dragoon Guards, to be Surgeon, vice 11 ,11, ~ ,ho retires oil iiall.pay. 21v ! yit t(,, 'l'n be I,,leiltetrants ; without purchase-Second 'llietiwttint Att, , tai Ma‘kay ' front Half-pay 013,1ve.Reti. anent, slat Roche, ponnoted in the 14111 Foot. Robert Goolon,,Gent. vice QUe;cle, laminated in the 40th Foot. 2 . .0 Oft° - To he Secood Lieutenants, without purchase,' Rld,:rick Mackay, Gent. ilenry Stanyford Illatickley, .t.c.i,it t.m Leonard, Gent. , 3 isr 'Ditto, Samud Shawe, Gent. to be Ensign, without imrelias,, vice ball, promoted in the tsth Light Dui:. gt. , 014... ' .. : . . '._, . 4001 Ditto, Captain lion. Georg Carleton, ,from the nth, I. oot, totee:%l4jor, without, ptirchase, vice Anderson, pro.' •rrini ! , ,liti the Nova Scoria Feneibles. Alexander Cameron,- Cent. to be F.risign i - ovir hoot purchase, vice Ltoveipternot,. olio the t4th Foot, Wm, , Atalable Seaton, L. to he l':i'vrtiaster to the Ist ltamiliori, Vice Turton E wb3 resigns. 4:d Ditto, lames Young, Gent. to .be Ertsign, , Without pur.4 ticlie, vice Sinclair,. whose-Appointment - is not to take.. Place Qo irter.M aster Dopaid.,Mackay, from kialtkpaY.4l tli , sr - Kt:orison Eattalion,t4eQuatter-NlaSter "lite Raw;. - )iris, wno exchanges. • . - - 4oth.Ditto, Enaigh William folleble b 4 Lieutenant, without aaorcopc, vitt, Cvey ~ promoted h ip the 11,Sth Foot., $2 , 1 Ditlo -To' he LiqUlcnallt, INlttlealt purchase, Ensign itrOatrt, Iluro&tt, vive Nl:pith:lv, promoted: Ensign Wm. Rentoil•,,orim(litibilria, reMoved.to the :Sal Foot:" T 9 he .F.o6gus i -Win. Chalmers, Gent. Nice liornett. 1'‘,•,,,', Agate,, Gent. vice Iteniall. 54C+ 1 bit+O,'Cieutertarit'W alter Nlarshall, from -the , 3.4 Gatti. 1MA:4113401), to be Lieutenant, without Purchase. 55th pit 0,. Scrjeant-M ajor , ----•• Nicholson. trout .the ath Poot,lope' Adjutant, with the r.ank ' of Ensign, vice Mac. i'lanicellt . prornoted in toelth Foot. 57111 EMI°, liugaid hilGthixio; Gent. to be. Ensign, without purchase, vice Tobilville, who:resigns. . .' . . 5301' Ditto .if ,'Davill ' 'Mort isoil, C'ent; to "be .1 tiligni ‘vithout i'"o,.liiite , , vier Ward, who resigns. 6,011 Pictk9i, , liFvutesian't Goritrey,Struclo to be,Adjutant, vice lie ii i I .),, vibe retires. ,liatsigit Charles A poeliu. tube b Lieutel ar; lit, wit hoof purc h ase, *IC: Ilawtholi), promoted in the tit Font Tills: Liddell, Gent. tube EMigir,.vice Appelius: . ,',, .it >' , 61st DI:to, Ensign P. Spartow,to be ,Lietiterratit, by ptir- ChaSe, vice Fainter; who retires" ' 66th Ditto, Ensign- limes Roherti to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Carlyon, promoted.. . , , . 3lst Ditto. To he Lieutenantsovithoot purchasc,-Ensigns Roo Di,:by, vice Stisini, prottioted in the - Royal Cur sican 11:ingort;. fleiiy Thomas Ileariiii; trice Phil, ot, rteceltsecl. George Mitchell, vice I lardiug, removed IQ Ole 181 h Light Dragoons, . Whit Clarke, vice Boulger, promoted in the - 90tii Foot, To be EusiTts-Samuel lenkins, vice Dishy. fames lien. dersott, Gent. vice. Ilearn.:.. john Stailord, Gent, vice Moc,iell. Edward Smith, Gent. vice. Clarke. Sith i)itto, Lice. Michael Campbell, front the. , Royal A fri. c: ,n Corps, to be Lieut....runt, without purchase, vice Sal m-in, promoted in the 7th Foot. SStri Litt , Q ta.ter.inalter Richard Janos, from the - Half. paY'cittna Lou Loy di Irish Fencibles, to be E hsign, 'vice Booth, who exchal,gis, . . . gist. Ditto, Lietit, R. Marshall to be Captain of 3 CoMpany, by purchase. . . Both 'Ditto, Lieutenant-C.)1041cl lames Ord:', from Half-pay of to '4rit l'oot, to , be Lieutertant.Colonel, vice 'Taylor , t won Q Xt., riii , tgl.S. Lieut. loon ,Baaalgette, trorrt the lath F , .±0t.,. or ,:•. Capr,rio ot a Company, without purchase. 3d West I ilia Regmient, Lieut. A rehtbald,M•lntyre, from to 9 or i out, to be CaP6rn of a Company, without pur. c 0... -, vice tiockathiy,' removed to toe 4th Royal .Veteran B.ittalion D.. 1 1, - Ensign 11 tigh Lynch, ,from thelth West" India Reglinear, fri r he. Lien tenant, with Out VlM:has& •." Stiff Ditto, Longtie M' earthy, Cent. to be Ensign. without purchase, vice Lynch, nruinoted in the Oth West India Re. Voik Liv,ht I illainry• Volunteers; Ensign Muller to be Licahma..l, vi.. 4 Millthorne, removed to the ituytit Rcgi oleo •,t. Nl.llta. 7-th y 1 V , .:±terrin Battalion, Lieut. R. Burnell, from die gill Foot, to 00 Lwinenant, vice Rushton, placed on the List. No 'ls SC tiff t itencible , Infantry, Major l'4ol Arniersoll, from the ,tett. Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice itrinley, deceased. The King's German Legion. First Regiment of Dragoons, tvtajor ke' to be Lieutenant. Colonel, with tent. votary Rank; vw.e Reden,• promoted. ist Regtilieht of Light Dragoons, Major Fred. .De Aren - sehilil to t Lienienant.Colonel, with ted%porstry Rank, 'vice Aiten, promoted at Mit°, Colonel Victor Baron Alten, from the tst Light 'Pogoons, to he Coldnel.Coininaiiitant, with temporary K nik, Major John Baton Billow, from the tit Dragoons, to he Major, won temporary Runk. • To be Captains of Troops, with temporary Rank—Captain ji, T 0 40 0,-, Stotzeriberg. Captain Ludolph Baring, front the Drat d .ns. To he. Lieutenants, with temporary Rank—Lieut. Charles Schanz. Lieutenant Frederick.. Schnering. Lieutenant c,eorge De %V erlholf . he Cornets •Cornet William Gruen.tr, from the '241 - Drag ow. Charles Baron - GUSEAVus Baron 'Groan. To be Avijittant, with temporary an of Lieutenant, Cornet , ijinsen. • 3.1 Rev,imenf or Light Drageens, Colonel john George Baron 414eiti.!rt, from the Ist Dragoons, .ns be.colostelvCommand aryt,,vvith, teniporoy To be C. l ptains. of nouns, With temporary Rank.—Captain john Kuser. Captain Gabriel Heise. To he I , too t citait temitiOrary Aauk —Lieutenant L ew i s iron) the tit Dragoons, Lieutenant Achetz Barun Kersscribritli, troth ditto. To be,Cornets, Cornet Count De Hugo, from, 2rl Dragoons, Wiliiarn Baton Both. ne Adjulai.ti Lieutenant Hieronimus Baron Decken, from to Draouliti. IMSPITAL STAFF, To bo D epu ty I ospeelor of n 08114416, %Vekiberi Co t t, To he Purveyor, 1. Bellamont, Gent. 'to be Apothecary; 1, A. Voliner, Cent.. GARRISON. • - Thomas Hay, Esq. to be Surgeon of Rdinburgh Castle,Atiee Ilenottt, deceased. Etta A.TuM the Gazette of . tlle 2011 September, :804. New iliwn.rutek bencible Infaiwy; „, „ r ad t . ,) he Ensign, vice ninteS, whose For -ot take place, read, John lenkins,Gent. I,llloli .1 to .006 It tO Ellsii;11, vice who resigns. M;elforar Motel, el V`ciwHteer•r. john Savill, -Esq. to be Captain. L)-►ted Sept. ts, dos. Joseph Reeve, cent. to be Ensign. [Med as above. Colchetter Lietitenant Sarnnel Daniell to be CAptain. vice Sam. Haw. promoted in the ist East Essex Cavalry. Dated Sep. -ternber, zo, :Seq. Ensign Charles White to be Lieutenant, vice Sat:ant, resig,ned. Dated as above. Sam. Tabor, • jun. Gent. to be linsign, vice White. promoted. Dated as abOVC.' Commissions in the Cheltenham Volunteer I nianttlt, signed the Lard Lieutenant of tie County of Gloumter. Francis Wells, Esy. to be Major, vice Ag,t, resioed. Dated dune t 7, Igoc. Wllliant ',l`rye Esq.. to be Captain, vice Wells, prormited. Dated as above. C'exemissioN in the Ayrshire Rifle' Battalion. signed hy the Lot,l Lieutenant 4 . j the Cour!) , of 4yr. Major Alexander West Hamilton to be Lieutenant. Colonel: Dated Oelober to, tBes. First 'Lieutenant Thomas antd , to be Captain. Dated Sept. 5, T 0 be. First Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant Robett Howie, vice Bairci, promoted. Dated as above. Second Lieute. want J ohn Wyllie. Dated Sept. 6, iS OS . To be Second Lieutenants, Th. t-lcirdrie, Gent. Vice Howie, , proMoted, • Dated Sept. 5; tBO5. j. ,Steel, Gent. vice promoted. Dated Sept.. 6, 1805. A. Crooks, Gent.. Dated Sept. 7, tBO5. • • Convnitsion in the - Ashe, )cans, Dummer, and Hanningtoni •Corps of Volunteer Infantry, Jive,' the Lord Lieutenant el lbws. .Thted oa. it, tgos. • Wnt. Portal, Esq..to be Captain, vice Holder, resigned. BANKRUPTS. John Calla/ill, of Newnharn, Gloucestershire, wine-mer. chant, to surrender Nov. q, 6, and Dec. 3, at eleven, at the l'avern. Corn stteer, Bristol., Attornies . , Mr. lanes, ray's- I nri.squAre, London; cr Mt. William, Tanner, Bristol. !Win Silvebrand, of Spicer.street, Spitilfields, Middlesex, colour-rnantifJeturer, to Ott 26. Nov. 2. and at twelvs,, at.Guitdltall. Attornies, 11esits, Williams' and Sherwood, Austin-friars.* Duhcan Nlac!stuns, of Watling-street, London, warehouse man, to surrender Oa, 29, Nuv. s a, and, Dee. 3. at one...at, Attrarnev, Mr, George Atkinson, ,costic-, street, Falcon.scituire.' . • John Stevens,• forinerlyof the Elphinstone _Edst Indiaman, and lire Choster-plaee,, St. Mary, Lambeth, Surrey, marineroo stirmior U& - i. 2 5, Nov. 5, and Dec, 3, at ten s at GuildhAL "Attorney, Mr. George Ware, hlacktria& , street . , Southwark. . • , • . . Charlea Greatrex, late 'of Sutton Caldfield, War.yickshil. broker and auMtineer; to initindei r Oct. a 6,, A Nov.. aid Me. 3, at ten, at Guildhall, ' London. Attornics, Alessrs, Clare and Church, Gray's-Inuesquge, London. Edward{ Semite, late of LeiceSser dealerin medicines; to surrender 04. s, and. Dec. , 3, - at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney,. Mi. Btrkett, Bontl-court, WalbrOOk. -" George Isaacs and Michael Isaacs, of Bevis M:irks,"London, merchants and copartners, to surrender Nov..a, at twelve, 12, and Dec. 3, at one, at:Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Scutt, Mildred's-court, Poultry. Robert Bailey,- of Ilermlan-street, Somer's-Town, Middle. , sex, builder; to surrender Oct.• :9, Nov. s, and Dee, 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Flexney, Chancery- • lane. Thomai Brawn, of Penn, Staffordshire, miller and baker, to surrender Nov. i 4, at-live. Is, at tv,k;lve, and Dec. 3, at eleven, at the lerningnam Arms Inn, Shiltnal,:,S. f ilop. Attornies, Mr. Itticknhlf, Alorightrin;near Wolverhamp ton ; 'or Mr. Griffiths, Great faures:•atreet, Bedford-row; London. DIPIDreND4'. , . . . Nov. 19. Thomas Marshall, of 1 ingston 7 upon-llull, grocer, at eleveo, •at the Dog•and Duck Tavern, Ingston-upon •• . • • • Nov. to. Thomas _Russell farlly, of Steyning, Sussex, linen-draper sod shopkeeper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London►. . • Jan, 21. Jonathan Fox and William Fox, of the Pavement, London, merchants and 1;o• partners, at ten, at Guildhall. . Nov. I s . I),Lvd M'Cluer, of, Woodbridge, Suffolk, brindy.. mercnant, at eleven, at th e Cock. allill l'ye inn, Wood- i bridge. Nov. 21 Edmund Woodroffe, of Woollastone; Gloucester.. shire; iron-mattufadurer, at ten r at the:Beaufort Arms Inn, Chepstow. Nov 19. Thomas farms Fenwick, of Penzance, Cornwall, Local-draper and o nopkceper, , at onu, at (..;“itailial, Log.. *lon. Nov. rs. Jesse Wood, late of Boreham-street, Wattling, Sussex, sitopk,eepet, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Nov. tc. Thomas Driver, 'of Burnley, Lancashire, grocer, at eleven, at,the White Horse Inn, Vreston. Nov. 2 9 . lohn iFerneyhough, of Uttoxeter, Stalrordshire, innkcope.r, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, .Nlan ches;cr, Nova 15. Daniel Fuller, of Woodhridge, Suffhlk, merchant atid , utaltster, at eieven, at the Loctimd r)e Wood bridge., CERTIFICATES. Nov. 12. William Daniel Kiss, late of Birmingham, money- Creptfrohuors rigord ty the I.Arel Lin/town ofthe County ?J . Essex. lia4krn Battalion of b..UfY jeremiali Kerstanant toti.,, Es q. late Captain in the South Es ,„,, tt , c a ptaiii, vice Pyke, Dated Septem bci ISsi. Eosign Ilettry Armstrong to be Li..titmao,t, vice Nkinn, promoted to 63.1 Re;inient of Foot. Mew. Seprrgiber 4, teas. lonn bell to be Lieute ` rant, vti.e Heutee, Omen as above, resse Collin, (;e11 ,.. I ,, te Li cti mumt it, 4 .00 South Essex, to be Ensign. Dated s,:ptrectiber ze, P.SifX 11,1antar Legion. 10110,10litle Ebq, to be Captain. Dated Sept. 12, 1805 scrivener. Philip Shires, of Southwark, Surrey, hop and seed-mer chant. William Walker, now or late of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant. John Shackleton, of Nottinghain, hosier. :We noticed in our Paper a short time since; that the Copper-works of Mr. Williams, at Wyraroisbury, had, during the last two or three years, been robbed of copper to the amount of near ioool. and we have now the pleasure .to state, that the. whole of the gang who committed these depredations have been dis-. covered' through. the' information of one of their acconiplices:" The circumstances which led to the , discovery were as follow gate-keeper at Coln brook turnpike having frequently: Been a cart pass through at unseaFionable hours, suspected alllArs not right, and accordingly ,cornmunicated hiS suspiCions to a neighbouring exciseman, who, procuring assiat ance, laid wait fixr the earl as it was returning from • Wyrardishury, suspeOing it to be employed in con veying paper from the Mlls, in order to evade the duty they had not waited long before the cart came up, when the officer and his assistants proceeded to search it ; there were then three 'persons with it, two of whOM immediately ran Off; bilt the officer not finding what be suspetietl, told the fellow who remairied . with the cart to driVeon, thero was no thing, in it that he wanted but fie also shortly after p r 'ff + , leaving the cart at no 'great distance from where it was stopped : this creating a further suspi cion, a more close examination took place, When it was found to 'contain near 8 cwt Of Copper. A re. Ward of 100 guineas being offered for the discovery of the offenders, DaV ld DanielsD iMpeached his con 'federates, several of whoni have be Men coma to Aylesbury gaol, for trial at the`next Lent ASsi7es.— Daniels bad funned); worked 'in themillsi but no ;person at present engaged in them was concerned in the robbery. 'Two respeetable tradeimen in London iare said to be implicated as receivers of 'copper. About two o'clock in the.inorning of yesterday. se'nnight a journeyman glazier, at Ipswich, ran away with a young July of considerable fortune. Next day, however, he was yken, and deliVered to a con stable, although he had a brace of loaded pi3tohi iii his possession. A truly singular animal, lately taken by some fishermen of the Isle of Man, is no* exhibiting in Dublin. it is of a beautiful mottled colour, 'and has hair as tine as silk. it 13 called a Sea Lion, and re. §embles in every respect those caught_ by Captain CooKe's sailors in Karakakfoo Bay, A Quarter-Master of the Ist' Dragoons lost •his life by wandering into a sWamp, between Brighton , and Worthing, - on Tuesday se'nnight. , • POLICE. FORG CRY. PCRIAC-OFFICE., Bow:STßiii.--Annillex Melan choly instance of youthfal dePravity was exhibited on Monday evening before Sir RICHARD. Feat). A youth,. aged about eighteen, whese name, for the present, we withhold, of respe6table family and connexions, was brought up, for the first time, fbr examination, • undeNnumerous charges of forgery. He was in &midshipman's unitbruL double_ ironed,. and belongs to one of His Majesty's Ships of War lately arrived at Yarmouth, froin - Winch he has been absent one leave about six weeks. - . It 'appear- ed, on the statement of .the Prosecutor, 'a . respea.! .able tradesman _in the . City, that the unfortunate youth had been articled to: him; about tirree yeirs since, as an - apprentice. That tbr the first . year and-a half of . his time no young lrrantould possi- , ibly condu& himself with greater propriety; but after. that time, he formed some unfortunate con , .nexions, "through whom he was lect into such irregular, and, to himself, clangerouscondua; that, to remove him out of the.way of temptation, and . vicious' associates, his friends, with the consent of i the Prosecutor, his master, obtained . for him a' .Midshiprean's place,' On board Of a 641,- , about. niiie :month's , agoc..' On , the,retum of the Prisoners Ship: to, port,,,he.proqured ,love, to r visit Ilia friends in. j town ; fell; unfOrtWately into .hiS old eonnexibris. ;and' dissipation's e. and contrived to 'obtain a•number'', of,cheohes from thebauker Of his latEhnosterewhieb 'he ,C4ll vetted ; to , the.norposes of forgcryit: iii APPYe #'': dozen instances, all 'of' which ware died,. , . ,i Sir lliu cnitn Fortis;'mat'witmat'hit anity,' ad: - dressedi the unfOrrtstnite:t'yopth‘. on ,rite coinplicited .' enormity Of guilt ,lntoilviiielt he had, pilfered him- 'elf to be betrayed, regardless of his own life, and / Of the honour of Ids thmily, and ett l ig*lly of °eking • 'reStittasf;4o 11.4iphold • • his extravagance, iy a.speeies:Qt, crio.4, ,14„ which, if convitied, 1 e„. coulll expeCf• n ooverii h ,after the . Many prd- Oiitent ekample's • ital. 'hair' already been , made, a 0 a 'the id aiiiii n h 4 1. 7 04eWt 1 41 - iwit ieli. l that , - species Of crime had already injured, and still, continued • to., injure, the commercial _credit and Confidence of this cosntq l 1 4,1%41,,,bis ;duty,, to receive, the depo sition of the Proreptor. , It was nut "his duty to._ dissuade hint IWO% ,'.3'ecation in a case of such a 1 description ; neither was it his wish or his feeling:A jto,,ti.rgte it f9R,va, jcis c aHe could net but,lament that s youth of such 'appearance awl connexions, should, by his own rashnessand folly, tic added to the nuns- • bet of vie who.liad already fiFttforai for similar Critnes, ~The Prisoner, howt.wor„ ; v:4s in ; the 10114 iof the' Prosecutor, .and if' that Gentlemitn should think lit to follow4o the Charge, 'he must certainly; be hanged, if Conviaed 7 .0 f any dhe tifllie iniputa tions against,him. : . , , • a ~..,.,.: -; - . The, unhappy, youth, deeply affe4ied by„this feel inn' admonition, and the poignant SeuSe of his own 0 thirst Pituation, lnto tears. • - - - ,-- ,- - Sir RICHARD FORD said, he must remand him to". prison for a,fature examination ; but if his friends could 'in the mean time conciian.! his Prosecutors, and induce them tos - Modify their charge in sucb.2' way as to avoid the capital punishment,. whichwonkt , i be otherwise inevitable,,be should feel no disposition , to throw any obstacle in 'their way; ,provid'ed, how ever, that in such event the youth should be sent out ' of the country: ' The youth's brother was present ,; and , the Gen tleman to whom be is articled,. pledged. hitn 7 self, that if the `unhappy Prisoner should,. by any. Modification, be-saved from - capital punishment.' he ; should be sent. out of the . Country, and never' more return. The Prisoner was remauded to a fu.-, Lure day. . p un i. / 6:opp i on, HArtow-aiitnev.- On Monday a man of yespedable appearance, of ! the name- of, Schnitz, was charged with, being a party concerned with fletchen and Chateauneauf in pa sing titaitious bills, by which they tfad obtaitialgoods'fitia Consider able'cx tent This Prisoner obtained tA.vel4e iiiwl pieces from ..Birtninghant, value. by, walls k)f . ac-. Commodation.l4lls. c(llllMitted for Inrther e xamination. Yesterday Ritehen . rind 'Chafehiiizof'filvete •cgain examined, together with IL fiz. , 'Seimilo.!;4l.ivfwhortr-. are charged with.,sWrai .aets in taming goods frorii different tradesiii4l,,tw means of fiditious Bills of Ex.chatige. 'acct v renianded for further examination en - Saturday. . . N 7 sd !thrp ,'Capper were put to the bar, charged by Elizahotn ptimmer and Jaiu Underhill,' with having'6Orn mitted ' , an assault:on tli6 latterpitil tkroActuse,uf the for Mer, it appeared from the ,evidence on the part of the Complainants, that Mrs. Gewt .... ,!r kvliolived at the Corner of De . oper'building%,"stetittdii.:Wall, let all apartment to the Prisoner.i in . no 'hose: ‘ .Underhill was dent by' 'Mr3. Cuminer;nn Saturday last,..te receiVerilnt from the Prisoners, and, having, got it from them, to the amountof - 5 . 1. lOs. he re turned to Mrs.; Ginuirtee3 house. . Scarcely had he entered the door-when the Pritoneri . earner running after him, . swearing in tJk "Most VitaOlit mantiff, that Underhill had-robbed them; ancVseiztng , him by the hair, .dragged him about - the room, and, in 'endeavouring, to- get the 'money out of his -pocket, tore h 4 -apparel., The man struggled to keep ,the. money—but,. though he carried -his point, it was not without sorne.hard knocks, es : betk l his eye*, were . black, and bas,' bead cut. Mrs. puramer, mitt another woman attempted to save the. poor ,rna4,, but were instantly_ repulsed ,a sampan full of hot water being discbarvd on the legs of-the former, : and the latter being _knocked down with a thump:, .in the eye. An 'Officer was then seuttibr,, and the. Prisoners were apprehended. !TN?. .PriSqllerS, in. their dcfenee, stated; that they; had '1:)"1- 1 -'''befor( 3 Magistrate, with respect to the manner tli.ey : were to pay .tbeir rept, Mrs. Qummer Wall ti ns'io have, it tvicekly', aoa they to pay it quarterly; as they' had, usually . dope, .; The Magistrate decided, 'th'at ,it should be paid quarterly, and, when' Underhill came to receive. then quarter's rent; - he seized .. the money, which by 'on the table, and threw down a receipt for ele*en weeks rent. Flo then ran-.oft; and they • followed hirn, - and endeavoured to get the nioney. bick. Me Lol u MA Y 0 It Oakt; they bhould not have LONDON : rioted by RE CHAR •iiARF 4I S, of 140 . 4; Wirt lest:court, o s i'nti it? s, ;olgo-tith7 Muir. . at the SvN.OrrlcE, No. 119 Strand .; where 4ft erlisemeniti Weis fol. the Plper, letters for the. liklitor, ti :11 le 'taken the law into their own hands, and, as .. Natilt was sworn` to, committed them, unless bailed, •to appear at the next. London 'Sessions. ---,-. MA IILBOR 0 UGE-siltir r...--The 'Public h a ve al. ready been _acquainted with thou ircu.nstance of the robbery of a quantity of the ily plate from the town residence of Sir Philip Gibbs, Bart. which was purloined by an old confidential servant .oedg f the VP roily,. (who has since absco n ded,) and pled at '. rious Pawnbrokers' shops in town. The duplicates were given up to one of the Officers of this Office; 'nd' to-. dayapplication; was .nisde to . the • Magistrates on the part of Lady Gibbs ((luring th4absenve of Sit Philip); ' that the duplicates Sbould be bilivered up to her agent, :in Order to release the plate for the family use. 4 B'irili Staieit,' that it was 65filie'interition of-Sir Philip or) Lady Gibbs to prosecute the offender, whose sis. Act baAs.ftgaged. to make good that eficiency, aslle t lia - d Olen up the. duplicates; the Magistr,tte. w11 . (!i Oct/Med, thinkinr, it' ndessary that the partiei should be yroperlybefo°re him, and .that the Pawn.. ;brokers should be indemnified' in'case. of a Ottro, prosecutipp, ordered,: that all the parties concerned. 'Alpul.,l attend before hid on a futurp day: 1 A hnnoh-baek tailor, whobectipies a Stall in the neigbiloorltood,.. of .844 a. llow.strect, sumtronediw c 1 4 t 1: , ; •astss;Obrent,-6rit tittletlie n'ltgailsit,rabteeinlg.lfillaus;r:hic;. tsviitioti, tiktiiiiigsl?e,4int.,v a fat cook, ofsrat." hebitsfi.di aputet fraiitetitly I ofbse: ,btttwit I; " 1 .wi*141.4 poor tailor wa,t gem -ally worsted. °" e day last ( week,, afrer he: returned. from his stall,. ).]*";plolenrehliii-,b'aLdndtlaiplodlt-e-at!sti,::(tiol424Psifaatiruell 'l / 4 '''''''Y sboc o i , yere )breed into aEtion. She . mire, vehemently; she Wotirdc tate . tits life iAM g/ s iitrwor of ca s6 l ' alive4 fo.,ll,ow4:phis deel_aration ;. fw all f)f wilitllll.Pnrar... rowly escaped: Her violence .of condo& co , 4 , ruing, he was obliged to brifi3 • her before A Oat' rur Justice.. .. . — , , The Afarfistrate Orderc•l, that the Wii2 SIIOIIII find secarartcpc'fkeep the. pet:: t„,,,:mt la 1111balid " 1 Ts and the. hitter was direct: it to allow her ::!,..:. 0(.. 1 Week; is 'a separate mai ti tei f, i nci• . _lll:any of the horses and hounds so . .. ,_ ' WY Royal, lot week, at price 4 ' beyond twlie.f.---14ef • ` fuf. abouX 1100g 3 . i . one gelding, to be sar4;4 vYri, uncorninon hors,!, at above 6v014.; A 411e1011:11. fill '' , ! 1 p ia ; holnicii f..: or4s• a, coppio; dr,i 141,,,, 3_9Y, suiP plferi fur t!).. i4l),(l4beag)es.liy 111E.''f,- tour Gentlemen : ,pointeri au& grey-4oads i 3 t si ' , sAtzte way. . . • " . .' ' • • i • . ,i . ley' • 1,4 na l, _, A. match of Cricket tray 1),:1ye..,.0ri F..i:,.-, , , Finddgy death, . between two youns • inc.,n ot• to i l, I fl at Vio..raville "lineg• of . Gregg and .Corderv, which Ns4l2c): 1,110'.. Maintained that •43 audAS riV3S werwestar 1114,,,,. first- innings. , Gregg-- \MS (.11114ht OUL.stitt'o,l::',. 3 itnirts in the s.!d'a Linings.. Cordon - had radi1.,",.,,-: _runs.; when he hit . the ball a .sh ort;cii4a rice ado .„‘t.a, but on hastening te'saveiti.oricket.h4 fell .n ''', , . • e)cpired. - -,, ~-,i; —. ___--------r - . • , sill!' ise" . ifir,S., ~ . I ,' - , _ .Arrivezi -;:iii; tohi r i, ° : ° :; 1 1.1 i 1 1. caiiicZalri:dl"l4.2'l,ce.;:l'leitT7'-';jte'!r;l4E,Ai.. r tYtitodat ; Salty, 41,40ni? trott.Tophani4 -014"„„11 i • lAeccii,:feroni .11astioAs ; Ann, , flot Imyayt irOal. jr fr" ' '.""" Intent, Th,)ictu-14.'frorn Ciy,iret; .V o' 4 : ~ , r3:4YeikviYilsiN,erdeta;l,,lhitcll.r:o4ll' VIIV4e9-1!:;i41r.:illiti:r4.'":1;:,: 1:11):C;ifil:,11I,:liti r';r;,:..i''t' iiiii '":11;;;I:'!ir'°'1 'Q'till : ll : . ' itt‘l'l4::v:rio,:ie!tllll:l' l'', Carr,, for Hastings ; IYilliam.and NI.II, BYYPc6, I ' 4 '. - r jg !rn_rPron ; - HOpewell, •Payire, lie liniowilith; .P. . wo ol; 21Voud,for-Chkhester ; Acti; A/111,10, t0r.114.41....i. „cir:, ]trotherS. CArdact for 1 'II 'and A.,itive, i cro"/ '', _ F_o P 4 a t s: r e , d by--tho Mentor, Watetinan.fewil Viiiini3lll'llll,.ll°';' n l;% e ll t (t' r k , ;s t e r S n r'l t alii n t ilf.; 'Irkier::.:iiillail,e1111.1aAinlIvQa3511,iscs;;;,111:‘'°1111:;;;;};:ii:11'10::11\:ilc"'6v,Iitilii:i:;-i'i Canatirtin; 'Sh;:4ll-4rth:triain Ttitiviil ; Al:rt, .t..-*/ 1 0,,T . 1 1 At ' Ij;rrison,. Cc cat. Intent, , el:of:4 4.,ibety,, svgl" lii it:Pi ~,_t t ai i l n i t e l l : , 1.1..1001:11:::,.3).:t,ir:inkt.,7c5:R:1:X;1ii1,,a.01 iiiiitilln:l :::Iciilpoi t ri e b l v, o ) , % 1 1: 13 I , 1 : :: , : k s ' " ll . ::' , ( i i ' 1 ; '. 41 1 ;: , p:: pleb.,. William, }kit, and, Coq, I.iiinkly; fiq."l 11,ii,14t- terStillfgh ; Velitls, BAllard, trod) Stettin ; Or i ' , , ' -..,...--, rll'. frrnn Vil lull ; Jenny, lainai4oo, ,ilitti 1.041,0AiiiY%11,0, isr°lll Riga i IttAnev. llama, from NO` v., ; 1.011e',.'..14;15,0 Spencer, Ouglifon,..ltphyr 1.a14, and t:u(l2.4vour. ' ,--, from 'Al'ma I ."Iles 'from- 'i4orw.)y ; C.,r"iiiliifit., I C eti ar a oli i r .N..fall'o2ll, 2._...., Sally, pink, A„,i. story; o' "` , aagm, ant alphas, Holie, fron.l,.isinorc. . ~e r, Sailed—tne Smclair, Jackson, anti lit4:irxtil, 14" il ': ,i 1 .4• , the Smith Se.i.s ; Isabella, M ea, tor 1.1,,p.,0 ; .k.:11,.rii,,,g; Pus , for' venice ; G 0441 Intent Ilea.ell, t er „1 r Gruve ma, Sacker, fOr Riga ; Pticitic, —r, e nd '' 11:saldwood, for. St. kictersiturgbi. AFAR R B roPsbire'. On TN:7;day last, at Powdertrini, astl , tel • the seat of Viscount Coortnay, the Right iton. Li;":0,1. • to the yC,rxarti t °lelUratirrlS3ttltn‘h.bletsiSiCr fil°)I:rikt:11:11°IN:C91:DelA:11( sq..of Ont Lincoln's.inn..- el s; to•Nliss Langsrund . •is . ofNesterd3Y. Chalks s4l to Mios The swine day, at St. Pancra:l'Clintch; 1401 skins, E3q. to Miss Mary Anne Cooksey• ...~~" . Dl6O, « n rt ' ref hf Mc" On thellith ult. Jernet))alvell. Esc' , 0103 - e)I , for the Dank of fautiankt's Oifi..e *tore. na, v p,"stitt` Qn the iedt,in:t. in GOlden-Otivei i"'" 1 ' 45 Ai IP . youngest thughtl of the late DavidVouglai, Esil• --., fries-shire. 0 1 . 'sit, ..y_, 0 f :KS . .1 itAY• tiltta Stock, I 4 (AA llontic, tr. Is , P r ',, r o,, I. NOleyller 1;0.14, li• Pr' • Is. pp, Oraniunh . 1 ; per Cent. ;r 1;111400i, 3.vcr Cots. 1)100 "jr. • , • 1 COtr;. th" N.l.' V) cgT ---0 Bank -rocck, tri.o , ef tl tS9 .• Null 5 per Cent 69#/. caper Cent. 170. 16411 , 5 pr . Cunt. ' 4 1'.., Cent. 74 II il -"' ti. .. i 1 P er Cent Cons 581, . 3 3 per Cent. Rot $7 i 'l '' ° si. T. U k 160 13 Ditto Sho'l . rAnn. !!"......i . "' 1":tk-"CF----F011 13 9ii Titi.-..\\`ArtE, *( I T ' A‘ S 4 - - /‘141ki : ...1 ' ; ~ -..... -----,..-- , i . At rtf ft r. RS, e. v.II ,Itii tt: tillifd.iO4::4l'.7 .' ~,,, , i lotierat Ternis wttit c;ootii to seil on Conlon:oil , , i i„) ..1 , 0 ,,,, one* pertect ty vie, by ain)l in t ; tit bY l'' t`' ‘) ; 0 1 0 .0A , to Mr. I , . I , . t rce.t. - ' , . miner, NO. 3, De.ifttrtnt..t,V .. N.H. None nut Xlanufa,ttuiers oc,bi ,ippty• -------- .---------- LIFE RORFRI • ,- • f the Nol), ,t 3 EL-..ii,ectittliv in , 1" alsi °• . of loxivsi4t .1.11 t; ~) Ai are ‘I;11.70°1:1413tt- sA9r7itilit Tt o t ;;;: t fl 's°lr:l'ce • !!r• "r\a:':l nuni.)erty, And C LiVi 110. twill 2aL to o' til7,ratcks iitorwroo 1"0"-,! 401rav,;•,1, rcapv4ys e,a-ty sCltla as 140613rittfr, 44":, %Cr.). Wlerlt ptiCe ivo) .)P Tito. t,r5011:0 Appii,.:allo,o are tiailY 1 : 91 Str itict 1.40 .40 • 11, w-vtre6t, vas sqqafc LI it bt.: ~s