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Frimz LO,': 11 GA 2.: .P . :7'1 1 13, 31, 1605. infllits;Eva siord Pia-LieWinaN4 of the • ' baMty. • ilt I? , ' , into': oj ensign Jones to Lc l.icurt•uant. fuly if, taco , -Loal Soritipwark Pv/Imteer laja,,tty. , Second Lieuten:uull.mjaininAt Newton to be Quarter- Nester, vice Montague, religned. Doted July s, 180 s. t;! R•ginteni c! Nary 14111ithyr's. be Capttin,'lAce liattor4 faigneci. I\oed A. tiros. Sei.ond Lieutenant .W Hooper to be First Lieutenant, vice Ellis,' resigned. Dated as above: J(; Gent. to b.., First Livint•nant, vice I tiro, Inomuteci. Mitca as ,TO - .ove. WI li,up Pearce Dud ley, Gelit. to be S..!cond Lieuterwor, vice Hooper. Dated us above.- lames •Rot;e, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, vine M,:set)ger. Dai:ti as obese. C am h e , 7/ 4/ Yolunrcert. - - Fritit Vl.lnsey, Gent. to rie Ensip, vice Mackintosh, resign. ,Dated ituic. 22, 1:::)5. (..%-:.nari.aoPt in It e Vl 6; ;Lti l men t of Suffolk Alilitia,,rign. ed 4) , tl r L.r,l LiefexcP:ant. To he Li men:tuts— Losign Richlr,l C roly. Dated Dec. 25, fohn Tipple Gooc!). I).ited-es above. folin Sinclair Get , t• Dated Fe1%54, tSoS. .To be Ensigns —Richard Wheeler, Gent. Dated February ' t&i• lames bontellotv, Gent. - Dated March 14, David Miller, Gent. Dared April 54, tilos. Chas... Grave z, Gent. Dated as.aboye. John Holmes Ivens, • .47.;cnr. Dated Nlay 13, 58os. John Sinclair, jun. Gent. , Dated May 24, tBts. missi,,n lit the Aberdeenshire Militia, Jived' ky the Lord ,Lieirtemant. lohn Fhiming, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated April r, IEOS. Comniss:cn itr rho Dorsetshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed 5' . the Lord Lieutenant: Lieutenant lohn Herbert Browne., to be Captain, vice Lien. tenant. Crdoml the Honourable Lionel Darner, resigned the Command of his Troop. . • • t'omonivions signed fy the 17,1 rd Lieutenant of the Cotetity of Fotliir.! 4 4r4roath, or tst Foriarthlrt rchentter Infantry. John Colvill, Esq. to be Lieutentiot.Colonel. Dated Tune to, 14.3. tvlill,"Ezq. to be Major. Dated as • strove, Tn be Captainse—lohn Airth, Esq. Dated lune 20, 18a3. William Colvin, Esq. Dated as above. 'James Bell,.Esq, Dated June 2a, 1803. Peter Sturroch, Esq. Dated as above. To be Lieutenants—John Anderson, Cent.* Dated as above, Wtn 1:ycl, Gent, Dated as above. John Fleming, Cent: Deed as above. George Honey, Gent, Dated as above. David Smith, Gent. Dated as above. To be EnsiAns—lgim Leslie, Geht. .Dated as above. John Lawson, Gent. Dated as above. John Much; Gent. Dared as above. 'o b.:, John Nicoll, Cent, Dated as above. T S are,eon Wtw.' Arrotr, Gent. Dated as above. Fo:/ar, or 3d Fenjarthiri reheirver In/witty.. Vin. Dott, Lsq. to to Artijor. Datsxl lune . ao, Ise,;. To he Ciptains Wm. Adorn, Esq. Dated lune zo 1303. chlifies webster, Esq. D..ted AS above.: Stoartl3lack, Esq. Pitted as above. To be Lieutenants—lames Selott, - Cent. Dated as above. Wm. Ak:f.gn, Gent. DAtcsi as above. John Don, Gent. . , Dated diaove. • • • • • . To Ur EmsigiiV4-lames Wyllie, Cent. Dated as abOve. John Dated as above, lames .5 veld, Cent. Dated March 2; 1804. Robert Don, Gent. vice resigned,' Dated lune tilos. To be Adjutant-Rnberk Don, Gent, Dated Feb. 24, 1334. To he Cliiyiain—juhnLruCe• D.Ated June zo, tBo3. To be Ql.ifter.Master —Joint Webster, Gent. D.tted Dec. To De Stngcon—lohrt Adam, ax 4th IWarißre Potive - tr infantry. Atoxandcr kitidock, Fs(' tube Lieutvp4nr-Coiorkel, D., ted I one' 20, A3OE. Wilii.ui Scutt, F4ti.,to be Major. I),lcd . _ abo , ;.e; To be CapraiosHohn Esq. Dated iune,2o, rSc.3. rattles ..tracitan, Esq. l)atecl .as above„ Thoraas W. attar, jtin, Esn. Dated as above. Andrew Teddie; jun. Esq. Dared as above. lolut Guild, jun . . liskt. I.)atc,i as above. David .Martin, Esq. Dated as above. Willi ►n Scott, Esq. Dated as ;above. henry Blyth, jun, Esti : !Lied a 3 abovtt. To he Lieutenants—John Webster, Cent Dated'as:above. luhn Gent. Dined 'aS:abtiv,i. Colin Symers, Gent. Voted Akaboe., Francis Stupart, Gent. Dated as above. - Patri‘k AtideTson, Gent. Dated as above. 12rmes Ogilvy,. .Gent. Dateaas above. Charles Greenhill, Gent. Dated 27, ttk..l David' Scott, Gent. Dated as above. l'o he ErLiiigns lames' Young, Gent. Dated lune 10, Isol. !Wm Gent. AS aboV. Min G. Russet, Gent, 1).,ter.1 lure 20, runs. Kobel Citristie, Gent. Date tt lilarch 2.7. ISO 4. Alexan , fer l.eii ll Stoictian, vice Dated, Mitch 14, tBrtii. (taut I)ancan, Gent.. Dated, Sept. t 7, 13(1.1. Cliri,tie, Gent. Dated 7,. s3O Stuparr, Gent. vice Scott, promoted. Di.tett April 16, To he Adjut.int—Wnli.un Small, Cent. Dated June zo, tso.;. TO he Cluiplain— Patrick MeVicar. Dated as.above. be Quarter-Mastzr—gobert Christie, Gent. Dated Feb, 21, iti.s4. To be Surgeon--Andrew Willison, Cent, Dated j tu lC gU3 Diodes, or 5117 Forfarshlre P4l7mteer litraNO. lames Myine, Esti. tobe Lictiteitant-Colohel. Dared Tunc au, ISO 3. Thomas lielt, Esq. to be Major. I.,),itted rs above. _ "ro he Captainft - LindsaY, Esq. Dated as,aboye. rchi:lnid Crichtoil, Esq. Dated as above, Robert Ster ling., Eq. Dared as above. David Hackney, Esti. Dated aboVc. jailit.:s Soutar, Esq. Dated as above. ninipaS Itsitlray,. Esq. Dated a above: C harles Stuart Lindsey, I.sq. liated as abtive.. George Milne, Esq. Dated May bur ientenants—larnis Peter, Cent. Dated jun/ le, tiL3. Paterson Saunders, Gent. Dated as above. Lcshe .Dated as above. Win. Crichton, Gent. , Datol ,13 Above. lames W;ltt e Cent. Dated as above. ,A1.1...d0na Id, Gent. Dated as above. Alex. Onc-li- tetlony, e.nt. Dated Aug. 9, tBo3. lenartei LAndall, Gent.,,,,D.,ted4May 13, I ges To betroogn rederick thityburton, Cent. Dated Tune a:4 J. Jahn C; rant, Gent. Dated as above. (.tine, P.i.l).xtbon, Geot. Dated as 'Above. Duncan Ouebterlouy, i; cut, Dated as. above. Me'. A tutervut, Cent. Dated azi ,Coove. lona + Sturroch, Cutc. Dated lan. 13, Itobert rhontson, Gent; Dated Aug. t, tBo.t. Mex. . . . 04:iv.. , , Gent. thitda Flay 13, it;os. ._. 1',., ;,, :idjutant—Chaclos Acl,nn, 1..,e,ht. Datrxl tune 20, , . 1 4 0 i)t,: Cloplain—itev. Thomas Rai'. Dated May dos. 'to h,., stirp:oll-• .obit Ctichtuti, CC M. DiActi itlnC,=o, Ilic3. TO bc Quarter.M.warr -Wm, Mactlua4lo. Gent. Dated as 4bovo. - Arecbiot Vtliuittge InJanoy. Tltrrni,rii hfniisr tt , Leig. to be Livtitenaill-Colonel. Dated Vie,3. David Ogilvy, .b4q. to ue Major. hated Above. To be Captaini— lames rennyeook, Esq. Dated as allow.. Robert Nl*Kenzie, Esq. bated as above. Patrick :ion, Esq. Dated as show`. Davia bakers; Esq. DAtect as above. To be Lieutepants—Robert Cent. • Dated goy 4 , J 24. Patrick Wall4ce, Gvot. Dated is ch afe . 1 ; 1 4( ..k,, ent. Dated at, 41).)ve . I •. 111 vy, as above. T.) oe Hebb, Cent, Dated as above, j unc • Morris, Gent. listed tea aborg. lobo Nicoll, At! Dated a$ above. To be Adjotant fames l'ennyet)ok, 'Cent. D ate d as above. . To he Ceetge Whitson. Dated as ab..ve. T o -be Sitigeoa hoolas Uvrst, Esq. atel a To be Qoarter-Nlaster— );` , ic:ltol!, D Gent. s Dated lan, tBu4. Kertytiirrir rod el:•tmnii, ,r 4,1 untrer I 3, l 'av try iltotbas Kirdocb, Est}. to Le I.i,.titeltarit-Colonel. Dated December 29, 1843. j4nes Sand*, Lsq. tt./ be Major. Dated at above . , , , To be Captains---['bonus Coupar, Fig. Dated Oe•tof..r js l 3. Cboles G other ie, ES4I. Ilkted as abov.e. Abdrov Dalgairos, Esq. .Dated 29, 1803. John Proctor, !g, I ! -, 0 j , ire LicutetDayid utnts--Geolv 1,.1C :i0 :11CirlfrroOnt: above. lam C 1 6,i - it. Dated as es Gent.:. Dater 'arabOve. . • • LONDON' It I at tlui. t o be t ils t og ...,Th cml -, C;e1.11., Oati4.l - 1803. Pavia t Dated 4$ . ..;)to.e. lames Watson, Gent. 1) ,to t DeCenwer .6, X 303. Alex akrwcatlicr. Gent. ;1i , 1 To be Ch,iphin Rev. 1) ,v hi Canton. ' TO he Surgeon—George 11,,:ier.un, Gsnt, Dated. o.4lolicr 13, 1803. • To he Q.ttarter,Master— tames Shepherd, ? nt, Dated as above. li'orfirshireSh.rillw.terr I.4lunicer Alexander M. Gotherie, El. to Le Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated August. 2.4, tgo.{. Gtoltarn uow r, E6cl; to be Ma - , jor. Dated as above. - To be Cal , tains—t)avid ll:air, Esq. Dated November ,2s, 18.33. fairies Grubb, Esq. D.itcd a§ above. Without Sandyrnan, Esq, I3arid as above. folio. Luke, E'sq. Dated August 24, 154.4. William Begbie, .Dated a 3 above. . • - To he Lteutenants—_---Itea, G;:nt. Dated November 2j, ISD3. Thomas Wernyss; Gent. Dated as above. Clia. Graham, Gent. I).ind at iooic. toim Gray. Gent. Dated 'August 24, 1804. James Kerr, Gent. Dated as ' above. To ba Ensigns—Charles Cobb, Cent. Dated Nov. tts., rBO3. Thomas Dears, Gent. Dami above.. Al,:x-an- . rlerAnc'arson, Gent: -Datt.4l Dec. 1.2,-IS•04. To be Adjutant-David Blair, Gera. :Dated September 3, 180.1. To' be Chaplain-Rev. Francis Nicoll. Dated November 25, rSo3. To rye Surgeon-Patrick Nittno, Gent. Dated August a 4, xB4. Loyal.Dtamicben Pau Wm. S. Dempster, Esq. to be Eieritenant-ColOnel. Dated September 24. 11304. David ,Dickson, Esq..to,be Major. Dated as above, To he Captains-George Dempster, Esq. Dated as above, Alexander Dickson, Esq. Dated ;.1' above. • {as. Smith, Esq. Dated as above. .David Eanglatuls, Esq. Dated as above. To be Lieutenants-George Vord, Gera. Dated as above. William Webster, Gent. Dated - as above. ,Rob. 'Scott, Gent. Dated as above.- Julia Young, Gent. Dated as above. To Ensignslarocs Alytne, Gent Dated as above. Geo. Trail, Gent. Dated Feb. IS, 1805. 'Alex. Steep. herd, Gout. Dated Klareh-14, 186 5 . To be.Chaplain-Rev, lames Dated Sept. 24, 1804. To be Quarter-Master-Alex. Shepherd, Gent. Dated as above. • • Ilfogtive l'elimMer Infantiy. , c. - - . ROI,' Conpay. James Ford, Esq. to ,be Captain.. ' Dated Oa. 18.018D3'. Thomas Dougal, Gent. to bcl-lentonant. Dato.i as above. Thomas Trail, Gent. to he ,Ensign., Dated as above. Craig,Ccoppq , :y of 14,1uutter infqpitv, John Paton, Gent. to ue I.4;otinant. Dated Dec. 6, tS;',3. Inlaid/or and Lunar Compvy of ltauntrer Alex. Hamilton, Esq. to he Capt.titt. Ihted june•l2, 18 0 4. Andrew Alexander, Gent. to b iris itittan t. Datett Sept. 1. *BO4. IPli Sift' rfaft ' Ye' , lll4N7 Cirilekr • Wm. Dalgairns, Gent, to 1)4 Cornet.' .Dated inly, 184. ENL:iRCED. William„Brett, of Rotherhithe, Surrey, plumber aturgLizler, from August 31 to Oct. 19, at ten, at Cuildltall, London. George Ilarrison, of CI IqUe-arreet, Wapping,. iVlicidlesex, cars pettier, Irotri August «7 to Oct:: !s, at ten, a; G•ui • L'ANKRUPTS. • Wm. Headland, of Stanstett Mountfitcher, Esse; farmer, to Aurrendey Sept. 20, at twu, 2i, and Od. t 2, at ten, at 11411, Lintdon. Attornies, Messrs. Meredith and Robbins, Gray's. Inn, London; °CM r. Capreol, Bishop's: S tun tOrd, Hertfordshire, ThOmas Johnson, of Fleet-market,. London, eabinet-rnaker,. to surrender Sept.. 20, at two, 21, and Oelober 12, a t ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fitzgerald,. Leman street, Goodman's:fields. . William'Hall, now ofSilvei-street,lVecxl-street, Cheapside, late .obAldermanbury, London, Manchester warelions.- Man, to surrender • Sept. at, and Oct. va t at ten, at guildhall. Attorney , Mr. Geor4e Atkinson, Castle•street, Falcon-square, Henry Hutchings, late of Blackfriare-road, Surrey, tallow ' chandler,' to surrender Sept, 7, 13, and OCI. , 12, at ten, at Guildhall * , London. Attorney, Mr, Charter, Printer's street„ Earle -street, Blackfriars. • Richard E teltes,date of Leek, but now of the Abbey * g.,:rish of Leek, Stattbrdshire, wine and liquor-nierchant, to surren: Sept. t 2, a t three, 13, and Oct, 12, at eleven, :it tln: •Geurly3 lun. Leek. Attornies, Messrs. Mills, erns° and loses, Leek ; •r Mr. IVilliaut Townsend, Staple's-Inn, 1 London; DIVIDENDS. Sept• 26; Paul Spencer, of hlelford, Suffolk, dealer, at tcn, at the Six.Bellt. No, Bury Sr. Erhuunc4. l Sept. 26..kilieS Moore, , at mop-at the Six. Bells tits, Bury St . Ectunintis: • • Sept. zB.. lohn Parker, of Great Wratting, SuWolk., farmer, • at twelve; at.the Si v. Hells Inn, Bury St. Edmunds. ;Sept. 2?. William I- mst, of Melford, inalwer, at twelve, at the !Hack Lion Inn, Melford.. Sept. 2;. William IVeston 'Yonne, late of Aberdylais,Mill, Cadoxtan, lamprganshire,.mil ler, at elevenott the Rum, Mer "Favern All Saint,'-lane, r Sept. 2t. Thomas Cole, of Daggenham, 'Eisex, baker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept. 24. William Pickman:of Croat Newp , rt-strcet, Mid dlesex, watchmaker, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. 2X. Thomas now or late of Bristol, grocer, at eleven, at ehe. London inn and Talbkit. Tavern, • street, Br i st ol. . • Ott. 7. lolin Nelves, of Seend, Wiltshire, mealman, at ten, at the Anw:l Inn, MArinurough. Ch7tIIFIC/ITE.S. Sept. it. John tones, el Newport, Salop, itinholder. lotto Wilbert:ll, or Long-acre, St. Martin in tlu fields, Mid eivt, coie t•in tk.n* Joseph Cox of Gravel-lane, Sutrey, carpenter. ohn Hayes, of M.Eid,tone, Kent, paper.on akef. , l'hornai Haynes, now or late: of 0 kindle, Nortltainplonshire, nurseryman. loseph Isnrke, late oiCannon.nrr.?et, London, merchant, Thomas Itott well ; Nliddlysex, hootmaker. Ed ward Day, • late of the p. 41 is It of Col ling,horne ucis, Wilt. shire, futtn:r. !oho Soßtitan the youngor, of ‘Vorce;;ter, hop and cyder merchant. Nfight took place sttad days since inWentworth. street, Spital-tields,betWeen two we) ten of the town : a sailor who witnessed :the contest was so pleased with the dtrtterlty of one of the pugilists, that he of- . feted to in her pro' ideal wOUld acconyatly him to sea ; at the. saint; time 'promising to get a huSband .fit her antagonist. lick lead above ' prize money; and engaoyd a post-1.41;16e abd tour to 4onvey 'himself and his two fair companions to.Por+,s moinn,folloswed by a chaise and pair, with a couple , of fiddlers, Whom he had ihired for the trip. Ttivirsd:iy, about secean o'clock in the evening, a hard 'cimte6ted.battle was 'fought in, the Spa-fields, between a paviour and a black labouring man, which . I::',Sted 'above thirty minutes ;- the paviour haVing brcilie his thumb, yielded tip the palm -of vitc.tory to . the . .BlaCk, who was severely bruized, ~ .but the ho nour of the .victory made amends for all.' 'Friday about noon the child of n *nit-woman in Ltiather. lane, I lolborn, Was rode over by a'horse ; the Man galloped away ht full speed ; the child was taken to the Hospital. Tuesday MrLNVi SON', MidWift ‘ cwa upon to attend an vomekentent in Hog-lane, Gliatltani : alter being with the patient some little time, she MI down in a 'chair, and' expired immediately. quest was 'held on Wednesday on the body, li!fore'. SimmoNs, Faq. Coroner.—Verelet, :Died, Visitation qf God. On Saturday a boy, appreptice-to a tradesniln in Botid.street, threw . =himself into 'the canal ip SC' James's Park, hut- waS rescued by A per Son .nisued w i u s on, who was passing at the time. CIIA It I) IL', I( RI S, of No. 4, Nlartit-lr-court, llusv.siat ; la. 112, 811';1111.1 where 4,:t ertitteitrai;a‘ Ciders IZ ,51 , 61:712VC PiDELLIGENVE ROMNEY RACES. Our • likes .cornmenced. on Tuemlay.Amt, ar;d 0 1 e town ncver'V-as hilown tone so full. Bv.ten 10 the tnornin,g - it was so Cip(A , , ded Witil barouches, socia — ales, 6 - 1.9 tandems 'lce 'tivt •kitliout the spi`ritedtt ,:tention of Mr.C0L•.,.1.N. , g, 14'110 -11id.oredett tempo-. accommodations oixasion, it.would have been inipossible , fir the company to have remained. nlor the Gold Cup, vAliie loop. given by Cie and . Carpogilion. - ... Mr. ilazelis'b. h. . . 4 I I • . • :. ' Ir. TelbOsb. g. • - • ' - ... / 1 2 Captain Tr3Vtr . .4 b. h. - - . a :Ir. - • ... . . , .. t.• , pt. Nitiith' c. it. - '3 t r. Captain l'ashaw's ti. h. - - - - - - S •11-- A Mat,d) for jogs. rode by the Owners. Cokmel ChielicAc.'s Ros.irto - ~- - - I , 2. I Captain'Waller's Little Isaac . -.... . 2 t 2 Tile first heat was-wcii by half a reAgt.h, Rosario bat teii the secolid, and the third. was woh by /I.t i t a .neck. A Ntatcli for loogs.the tart mile; Dr. Weintanton'i Cara SifOta beat Mr. Fawle's Zolina.—This rase was so closely coutested, that both lif)rso„; were ininndiattly suatclicd to run. at Newnisirket t in (Lttob;tr, ter :.,c,.ss. .. Fur the SubscrwtionTlate, - Captain Afrendeti'..,g. - - I .I Mr. Telby's b • m . - ... de 41P fell. ._ . .. . Captain Smith's b. g. - - ' - - . -, 2 ' - - lklajsir. Clay's b. g. heat Captain A lrentlm's c. , g. the last mile. Captain Atrentlen's b. g. beat \lr. ‘Void's g. g. the ~, last mile. There was .a :mast :elegant ball is the evening, given by the Mayor arta corporation. The Harvest has been very gener4, throughout all parts of 'the country during the last week should the weather continue favourable, it -will I e saved in most places before the close of 'the present week. New - Wheat and Oats 'have 'been produced at most of the proviucial markets, and the In ices are every where on the dOlipe., At Wakefield, Wheat 'has fallen- . in price aboUt Os. per quarter ; at RoySton 'Ss. ; at . Cambridge at Louth Doncaster ;at Lint:iln, Devizei - , Newbury, WarnOster, &c. two or three per quarter. At Wisbeach,: on the 17th ult. -the average price of Wheat wai sqs. ; on the 2.4 th it was 725. i being a redu6tion of 17s. in One week ; at Shafte.sbury the fall has amounted to aboUt 14s. The Annual Feast of the tunan and VinneylV.o - er Farming Society eras herd on the i 2th instant, at the Dunnichen Inn, Dundee, and was attended by a great many respeEtable real and,lionorary Members. Set e ra' important farming topics were very ably displssed; among; others, the best method of improving dteir breed of working cattle and horses. On this last subjc.a, Mr. ScorT, of Itelkallie, aava in a very sensible Memorial; and the Secretary, the Rev. Mr. ROGER, Minister of amino, react a very plea sant Essay, *to prove, that the bet animal that could he brought up 'on a farm ; .,. was a G,od Colonel HUNTI,:It, of Burnside, and the Preses, undertook, at their own expepce, to pro: ide a go , Al horse, by next season, for Improving the breed of the SocieWs work-horseg ; but thc; Met bert 'were divided in their opinion as to the cvalrior ironl which Such a horse should be brought. ' S.ome approved o n the Norfolk punch-ho e'; some of the N\ est etAini try breed ; and others of a dash of blood - and,boA from Yorkshire. The position' so strongly espoused by.ir. AwriOat YOUNG NV:IS very ably discussed, viz. that green crops superseded entirely the use of a dead tallow. Notwithstanding so great an authority, the' 'Society delivered as their unatiituous • opinion, :that few farms would-be properly kept.elean• without .a dead fallow every eighth or tenth year.---' On, the question, as to the preference due 'to horses or oxen, - the "So- , ciety thought there might be t;Ses iii whieh part .of the' work might be performed advantageomly enough by oxen, but that the horse, I,)y the universality of his powers, Was, in general, to be preferred nd they ail agreed fiat oxen, when Wrought, Ought to , be:fed in as ekren ,ive a manner as, horses:--ale s.o -ciety propose to devote the whole of the day of their next Arinual Meeting to Agricultural pu:pose, and to-peet• 'by eleveno'clock, A. M. to look at such farm animals AS any of the members might incline to spew whether horses, oxen; cows, sheep,' or pigs ; and .that the owners of the Most approved spe cimens should have their names honourably men tioned in the Minutes of the Society. • - Satnrday morning,' ahnut Jive delMr, a. woman was observed climbing over a wall ,which divides the yards of two lionsea in Carolinecourt, Saffron all hill, with a CVazi bag i n her hand, and Who, on finding herself discovered, retired, and dropping the bag down the necessary, returned to,her room.'A crying Was soon afterwards heard to proceed front the place where she had dropped the bag, and' on examining it, was found - to contain a female child: Mob soon assembled, and White,---oue- of the Officers of the Hatton 7 garden Police Office, went in pursuit of the unnatural mother, who he .thtind con cealed, and Who, together with -the child, he con veyed to St. Andrew's Work-house. The wretched won - tan, who is 35 ,ypani of age, we understand, had but two months ago joined her husband in town, after a long absence, andAvas desirous of conce4lin ., froni her - pregnancy, The' eirennutanee,ils however known to, her neighbours, who watched her with attention. She delivered herself a short time before she was SC6II on the wall, and is •so much exhausted-by her exertion on that occasion, and by hersutmequent 'alarm, that she is not expected to live. The child is Bluely to do well,. 7- - Saturday, about fliree o'clock in the afternoon, a .melancholy instance of alicide occurred in the family of Mr. 'Warren tailor, at • No. ati, .Artindel-strect, Strand. Mrs. Warren having *Ached an opport tunity, when her servant and children were up stairs, bolted herself in the,kitthen, and nearly severed her head from her body with a r'a'zor. On -going down stairs, a:Shoat:ale:lifter the chiemlful a,a, the servant found -the door, shut, and instantly alarmed her Mas ter, who win at,,work in the shop. The'doOr Was then bviken :open,' and - the• - ,ttnfortunate Woman :Was fOund.lying motering.in' her :bloOd, without any ap pearance of life,. Two Stir eons wv, - e. sent for their proiii.:Lce was p however, of no service. The deceased has left (Our chalten; one of them very young. Na caoie tissigtted for the tztair a6t,' as she always appeareCko live -- on.the happiest • terms with her fainily,,and Iws,seldom, evinCed Ole least toms of insanty. Plitil.sliezt:b) Wit LI AM As, Minsk Scx t rrs. et' South Molton-street Gi'4vell)l.-s4lure; teeler.s f:or tlir Egl://0, - , Scc, (!),,-.).if.haicli; must li e r SiTMRIFF's COURT, AuG, 31. NVOiit; MAN V. I,I!IDSF,Y, , M.,';,,,, l• 1 I "n 1 .c' 1.. .S. _S m ai.,,on brought' oy t h e ron,ifx, Itair...drec.- ane, -/ricri.l:clnal-,er, .to recover the stall 'f 2 1 . 1:i-s. t;,:. PA' maitingrat fordo)) to irnitate na ttn-e and a fitise qiiiitie _for tilt ` Defendant. Ile ch:.-1,-_ , ,i.i fn.. - thc-: former was el. 7i.?. Gd. and for the late i tc-'1" 7:4. It app e ar ed that -the Defendant was a V o- . l u nteer ill One 'of the London Ilegiments, a nd of course walirequirea b y his miiitary duty..to appear 1 °l.' Piwatle i% ith his 11:iii . dressed and powdered i bat 1 rf line I , :-.vitig - strip; ~ .:1 his head of its honours, he ' ., % - fl'. ,:.. ...i: the imp,-rioli› necessity of. supplying die , ',-- -- :r -.. 'y by an artificial application, and accordiag% =Y 1....- s'.i,ployed,the.PLtintiff, an eminent artiit in hii li t tle, to complete Ills uniform, iii the adaptation 01. Laat- rie cesslry eppendage, it'gool head of hair. The toupee find tail were. inatattlat,`,ntr,:d agreeably to th e direEtions of the Defendant, and he not only ex pressed h'iroself- satistied with the performaace, bd promised to pay for thertri the firs oPportunity. VI? , ,Plitict iif frequently' railed fiir his money, tat . Os . 1 3 1 off iron] time to_thae. Al. lengt4 the Del enbat s 4 ''' '.el)-:(1 resigned his ntilitary enifrater, and had 0 0 ftirth.,T -, A ...e for the lmrrowed orria'nionts. fie for`there . •• itistAed that the Plaintiff 4iotild take theni bad' , . , a.l as they, I.vere. not the worse for wear, and ma w s ; repionable detriand for their temporary use. I '' s the pi l intitf refused to do, and hroultt his tatioa oi bw : ; itu l i :l ,;: l igtt t oc i . f I . : i d : s a l i i : 1 1 1 :10 t : i i. i t al t ,t,ttu)::[;:iii, ci !: r io i l f i l i : y : I}Cr(o)liairt . 0 1 1 ,0 , f e ,t i a. ata resisted - the demand, on the riitV l t" 3. -,-- .- irtkles ron hire. In won/vat:l oflllticiirsci,b.Yeicslt,mt7, •lhat th e Plaintiff usually wrote op at 111 4 NV i i/' - i ii , 1 . that I t iiitary and other.quentis,,.and I...ttlies' au° ' el; tletnen's bead:cliesses, lent ti lt for the by, ‘!„ -c ,. ,: or month; on reasonable terms." The Plaiatio a 31 - 0 4 !flitted lint such, was the custom of h ip r, tr- ,,,..: to ul lie r tiequently did . lett out be44r.?'"'",)they t,fituetimes'atilitar;f tdiis ; but in the.fortneredie,s, were eititar crops, or the dre.sses win - n bY I ' 2 ~,,4 . and were never powdered. If powder Wiri. Put t ; t.heUi.,theY could never after bo of 10)1'0'1° ~1011,i and .eonietriently all of that deseriPtion ' v t ere ~,, 1 Wlllght• 1 The Plaintiff's foreman cleaUY r',,,d that the sale. was absolute and unconditionttlyn., that the.l)efendant bad repeatedly said be wouor o ;Is soon a; 'he had -received some money ti1t.,.,L1 due .to itint: Upon th;s evidence the money dc Lt to Iltv I')iititifi. -wst ..- ...,—............---....---.. ~...tas...eti ELLiNnottot;Git and a .*!6 fii;d .a C i r i : ll ; 4l ,. ' ~ i k i e l t l f e ' . dt t -it } i i., 6:: i t n a Gi t e ) i d i c i ll t l ,: v i e re s i i t i e f i i e r u o r r .4- e ci s s m i t ' a : e r n d t -.' i i t \ 1 :r: o t 5 1 t i e . t:l- : i c t , l e i ' l l o ' v L- b :::°, • r :: )°r4r1 :; rlilonourabler the .COrmuissioners for tl.d.-4.trioll axes, against James .Atwood, John Scisl'''., - " 7 i o t t 5 .11.•''' a conspiracy and riot;, in carrving Mr...JAI4-- , 0 3 ..:‘-.:v..r..4.7,lll::}trg.).:ie.sul,..:l3,,:,,foliciot.tillitit,;ritritac:66l:turu`. gsroi;cll,:triciys44l%...t.lV:i.ll:ie:.i.,itsjltct:,o,s.:it.‘y.‘,::::;:itii.le.ulicill::l3)::T;;;;LOt:::rlif.::::).),;.,:i':l;i•ii,4l',L.,ll,ll,y4,;•e.tii,loci,,'.l:. L ' i i i, 14 0 ., Ir. Tub itrAS. iI-Icir.X.,Aifts , 6 4 -',..fy e r' r t:,, fit ;l3o r- 4): ; 1 1 11° ,0 .were the Defer! (la nts At wood, a'b''' ), ,, n tr '. r t'll ‘ 4P4g 00434.4i(pej. , NO' ~ ' • %.-- 'I'ICE, )3oW-sTitryr. i brolt:3'l` jug Jain Draper atni'l'holixas ~I,lrilo.r.s!el.iL,, )I:i?',' 'before N 1 C 1101:AS: Bay D, Esq. titi."...Etil.?..,l.l,dilri -strate, charged on suspicion with It:ii7n.,, 1 e.' C4,,itifi. .0f I.Lveri burglaries lately, :eolomito it (.' (i f „ 1 :.-;..l . . I. '6carcd front the oidetice. , oc.tc their ad's .0.41 O K f ei S i ti n f i r i e lg ) t . o . n .. c t: o n , 6.l%tiettilsi.e:o be 't roli:t.t:n:111:-1:)n, on Fild,zy 03t)r 11. ` 11 . 4 'h' l ! 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I: I t o : e n . 1 i i l I:ai,c.it.el,ll.sAandtci.):l;a:rde2 rlii'erill:luo:te,L;ec(litrijtrilie(i)g:iiillis°sfioi\)Sr, ''lbj:L':)l.:lgitrj:llhili4 lit ► 1,. unpat \ +. l ,s .SuPrize, the dobtor..bgan°ftre;.r'tiljitioll'::etst:(ll°l°c:gaiv'tblc,°:o/1 vat littit.etrect, on the hirclneo 'of thcOltorioo concluded with the onpl,:itic obervotiogort,. li o OP' a man to .10 who lags l)..:211 nillutly all lit' t hat IV which en honest tar who cote rccliiiA iv 3 ite per stunt excii:irned, ~, i),, „ i ,-hy lid 'il Sh r l ,, ° 1 , 1 : ( : 11114 ,,d sent Lottery, CS' 1 diti io the ht. it, iind ti.k - i i ' !loll ol_tt a stock incr, full of dollars) you'll FL3o;`,*roiloffr of the twit Prize \ mac . % er overltttilea.' .1,11,j1)01 with characteristic benevolence, then fair with the tneani of purely:3hr' hAlf 3 144 t:. :., , i I,OIIIEO ' of t;ap o __Iii ( 1 1 , ;(1 . t a c s l tl ' e l , b ,:lci s el:etc loal'lC:l°Jnoci(i. t': NRl°Pfe:ttd:lll't.:".l °": 'l.l''::,r.:\l4l.Pf).''' , i r '1 1) ;: ;' N tlinittberianci, nd-cx...1,i to the 1,011 —lli log, lar.ct, 1-340 . i • • ' 4134 IS. ~atirctison or . 1.i.:.:3A1-btrC6 0, Lethsteli. l ' . .r.), * sies•X 10 0 ' ihn f scr 41 ..V?" 1 o sat last, at Ilockinghlin, J o , — ° '..,. snit or icihn Scot 1:(1.11e, Esq. of Vic4.4dillYs I\liilagan,ol liut.kiogliatn. 1)1 fit), P on9n Saturday, : a t Heat Wield Paher)rk; Susselr, M 15.5,00., P /11 ot the, 7.7r11 Light I)r,tgooo i. did Plpn On tile, tit t. 109. F,ratii,arclayinrother.o, 0 be ? Aletriber tor F..'iocarcrt)rcri"'(llic.icr, n ear iiarrisinstaot:ittin,l a en' lot W'S Ote.rtialed of 1:1:11111 4.1 PRICE OF S . SAT U Oh Y. 1102 134)00. 44outli S;a Stoar per Colt, :170 ititr 140111 ror , y ; L, , 4, op igii Bank* Stack, 173 • N.tvy 5 po Cott. 1 15 i r 'e)Se e itr r l. ptr Coo,. 1.. Ann- IT/ lu li-10105 3 z Ann. 11 • r 't