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lv in the centre, and the 3d. colunin along the de of the fort : the several columns were toci , .perate...nd support each other . as circum th..y have required. • , t-p of the breach was. crowded by the erie my (hiring tl.e.whole of the storm, exposed to . a most severe fire of e4nOn and musketry, which destroyed them in great numbers. The-foot of the breach .being high, it wasim pos to get to it' without the assistance of Ind ders, and all those that got up Ahem to the top of therock, which 'is the toot of the breach, were as instantly knOcked down 'by the constant SlioWer of heavy stones. TO these insurmountable obsta cles 'is to be ascribed the failure on the '2d inst.. anal beg you will be pleased to assure his Ex celleneY, that the conduct. of liieut:-Col. :MaWb . ey, and that of every officer and man employed on the storming party; was such as t i e, meet my entire ap.: - probation ; rncl at the same time that I . regret the ,loss of some brave ofrieers.and mcn,with our want of complete success, lam satisfied that the whole did every thing in the power of men. I have fur ther the satisfaction to ,assure his Excellency, that the 'lustre of our arms has not been tarnished on this occasion, but on the contrary the persevering br;rvery slid - great - - exertions* of the troops 'has, struck terror into the enemy and the surrounding country. directed Major Kelly,.' with the troops under . his command in the town, consisting of ten com panies of native infantry, to divert the attention 4d:teener - Hy, while tireprineipal attack was,going forward, by waking-a false attack on the.gateway and if opportunity offered to enter the fort by . the causeway leading: up to it ; hut the natural strength of the passage is such, added to the state 'of preparation of the enemy, that it was not prac ticable to do any thing effectual in ohis quarter, and I beg you.will be. pleased to" assure his Ex cellency, that the Major and his party did all that it was possible for them to do, under oxi.stin7 cir cumgtanee:, and that his conduct and that of his officers and men merit every praise, I have the honoui. to be, (Signed) GAB. MARTINDELL, Co --loud, commanding in Bun - dlecund. : (True copy.) - (Signed) Q. H. FAGAY, Adj. Gen. Return of the Killed and Wounded in the Storm of Callinger, 2'll February, ISI2. Foot- 7 -1 captain, I lieutenant, I serjeant, 10 rank and file killed; 1 captain, 8 lieutenants, 1 assistant-surgeon, 6 ser jeants, I drummer,*ll4 rank and file, wounded. Regiment of Native .Infantry-2 rank and file ;- 2 jemadars, 9 rank and file, wounded. 2d B;itt. sth Ditto-2 subedars, 6 rank and file, wounded. IstPa - ft. 7th Ditto-3 rank and file wounded. Ist Re.tt, 11th Ditto-3 rank and file wounded. 2d Batt. I Itlynitto---=5 rank and file wounded, patt. 16th-Ditto--havildar, I drummer, - 2 iliqk and • Wounded . . Ist Batt. mi Ditto—l rank and file wounded. Ist Batt. 22d Ditto--I rank and file wounded. Cotpr of Pioneers—l lieutenant, 4 havildars. 37 rank and file wounded. - Total--!,captain, 1 lieutenant, I serjennt, 12 rank.and file killed; 1 captain, ,9 lieutenants, 1 assistant-surgeon, 6 serjeants, 9, snbedars, jemadurs, 5 havildars, 2 drum mers, 180 rank and file, wounded.—Grand Total-223. Names of Officers killed and wounded. 53 d Foot: 7 Captain Fro4er, ; Lieutenaut and Adjutant Nice. _ Wounded. Lod Foot.-Captain CuNiaidge, severely;_ Lieutenants Stpart, Stone, Daly, Davie 3, Horsley, Young, Cruice, and Booth, severely; Assi:Aant-StirgeOn Millar. Corps of Pioneers--4,ieutenant Faithful, severely. (Signed T% GOUGH, Majoi of Brigade. (True cou) G. IL FAWN, 4dj. Gen. (Signed) (True copies.) .(Signed) N..B.EumoNsTovs, Chief Sec. to Government. Whitehall, October 3. • His Royal 'flightless the Prince Regent:has been, pleased, in Jbe name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to constitute and appoint the Honourable Robert Banks Earl of Li verpool, the Right linn'ourable Nicholas Vansittar't, the Right Honourable William Fitzgerald, CtaaLellor of the Exche- Auer of Ireland, the-Honourable Berkeley Paset, .the Right Honourable Frederick John Robinson, Wand James Brogden, Esq: to be Commissioners f!cir executing the office of Treasurer of his Majesty's Exchainer.' BANKRITTCIES F2ielkltCEDl Charles ridier, Ewell, Surrey, 'corn-dealer, from Oct. - 6 t<+ A 7 WiMaw Wlson and William Goodair, Stelinelys dyers, from Oct. 6 to ISt. tANKRITPTS. Daniel nhsiles HolSorn, sikinercer, torarrenaer tNtoiJet:lo, 17, :Ind 14, at tle! ye, at Gailaha?„, London. Attorney, Mr.. Edmund @Walker, Ciiatteery 7 latte: Joseph James Long, Minori:3, mercer, OttO')er 6, 13. and November 14, at eleven, at Ottildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Etliniind Walker, Chancery-lane. ' 4 l,Villiarn•Erskine Davidson, Soutli - Myth, Northurnberind, block and mast-maker;; November 3, .tud 14, at eh , ven, at.. the • (;eorge Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attorhies, I .4legsrs. Atkinson,Mildes, and Mackarall, Chancery-lane, London, or Mr. Purvis, North Shields. Henry Lambden, BriStol, pin-manufacturer, hetober 23, 24, and Novernbet 14, at one., at the Commercial ROOTI Corn street, Bristol. Attoruies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, 80.... London, or Mr. Edward Stephetasi . .. .. street, Bristol. ' John DOenfield Chorley,Bolton, Lancaster, whitter, &Wee, October 27, at fil'e, 28, pod November 14, at ten, attheßri4 - 0 Inn, Bolton, Lancashire. Attornies, Mr. Meddoweroft, Gray'c-Inn, London, or R. Boardniaqi, Bolton. Joel George Young', Perry-street; St. Pancras, (milder, Oc- Ober 6, 9.0, and Novanber .14, at ten, at Gaildl=all;Lontlon; . _ Attorniy, Mr. W. Smith, Bedford=rov, - , 16, -, e ph Read, Ritp'. ,, oorl, Son 4 ;hatuptonshire, tnaltster, October 2.3, at three, 24, and November 14, at ten, at the White • I - lart lan, Ringwood: Attorniei, Mr. WilliainT)ean, New : Inn, London, or Mr. Henry . Roivden, Wimbora44 Minster, Dorset. . . James Howell, Surrey-street, strand, taylor,'Oetober. 19, ea, and November Li, St tan, .fit nitdl,ali, London: Attnraie,. Messr§: Parnell aad Raffles; Church-street; , Jostith 13rierley, Sheepwashes, 'Oldliam,-taneashire, cotton spinner, Oetobel Ql-, 22, and November 14, at eleven, at • the Whitt Bear Inn, Manchester. Atiornles, Mr. Beetham, Cowper's-court, Locrut'tr, Or . Mr. Peter - Pearnheacl, • • DrVIDENDS—At Guildhall. . , Dee. 5. J, Lee, I,CY:CS" Sussex, linen-drapek, at twelve. Nor. , 21. W. Coles, Mineing-lane, br:Acer, at eleven. - Oct. 27. J. Herbert add 'C. .Mayd, London, warehousemen, . - at Eleven. - • • - Nov. 3. T. Sisley, 151 e of Thaoet, merchant, at ten: • Oct. 31. W. Everitt, G“ldewlane, g-Ncer, at ten. Oct. 31. J. licckitt, Biddeford;m3l:lt-uterchant, at. ten. Oct. 26. L. trickwood, St. Andrew; Undershaft, London, dealer, at twelve. • Oct. 27. J. Gordon; finnter-strett, Brunswick-Sqtarc, raer- chant, at ten. - Nov-. 7. T. Sii-ith, Charlotte-street, nplioliterer; at one. Oct. 31. F.• IV. Wistinghans,n, Lawrence Pountuey-hill; urerchant, at tttn. ' ' Oct. 41. T. Daman, Teddington, rictuallet, at one. Oct. 31. T. -An r ews', Bl4ekyvell-h factor, at one. - . Oct. 27." C. Say, Newington Butts, haberdasher, at ten. Oct. 27. W. Ward, Cheapside, liaberdasher, at ten. Nov. 23. FL Cookl,,Birchin-lanc, mereha,t, at eleven. 'Nev. 14. P. Pownoll, Piccadilly, banker, at twelve. Oct. 27. D. A. Limlo, Cheat Wichester-sreet, merchant, at twelve. - • • . - Oct„ 27. W. Luau, St. Mary-at-hill, slopseDer, at ten. Nov. 7. C. Battvc and T. Pilgrim, Lawrence POuntricy-hill, broliers, at ten. • Nov. 4. 'J. Cockel, Ratcliffe-higkway, haberdasher, at eleren. Nov. 7. R. Needhani, Old Broad-street, auctioneer, at one. Oct. 27. •J. Aldridge, Reading,,Berksbire, grocer, at eleven, . _ at the Broad Fare Inn, Reading. Oct- 27. T. Bailey amt.). Hunt, Kingston-upon-Hull, brewers, at eleven, at the- Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-tmon- Hull. s . Nov. 5. G. Oraierod, Lanehead, Lancaster, inn-holder, at ele ven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. CEICLIFICATES.--0 CT. 24. C. Hayter, jun. Staines, smith and bell-hanger. M. Tucker, Tiverton, Devonshire, milliner. T. Phillips, Plough-court, Lombard-street, merchant. R. Andertc,i, Birmingham, cutler. J. Granshatv, Manchester music-seller. G. Alston, Plymouth, I:hillier. J. W. A- Saugg,, Lime-street, merchant, J. Simon, Portsea, slopseller. A. Aaron, Sparke's-court; Duke's-place, spectacle-tualier. W. 'fo'serison, Wapping-wail, ironmonger. A. Mein, Liverpool, merchant. J. J. Maggitt, Selby, Yorkshire, grocer. IRELAND. ROBBERY OF THE DERRY MAIL COACH. We have been" favoured with the following copy of 4:letter received in town yesterday, addressed to J. Orde Lees; Esq. by Mr. Armstrong, of Drog heda, late _Deputy - Postmaster, communicating the particulars of this most daring outrage. This is the third similar instance, within the last five months, of the audacious spirit of the banditti, who infest this road ; and we sincerely trust, that re,- l tribute justice will soon be enabled to inflict ex emplary punishment upon these desperate ofiiinders, as the death of one of them is likely to lead to the apprehension of the others " Sept. 27. 1832. sorryto inform you, that the Derry Up-Coach was robbed to-night, about five miles froth Drogheda, by a gang of at least twelve in number, who took the entire Mail. The guard and coachman behaved in 'the most resolute and gallant manner, and never surrendered until over powered by numbers. Jemison and the coachman are badly wounded, and I fear they will 'not 'sur vive ; they are now at Drogheda, where every • care is taken - of them. Before Jemison was wound ed; he shot one of the robbers dead, and he is now in this town to be owned. , 'Upon bearing of the transaction, I immediately repaired , to the spot, and succeeded in recover ingthe Ballybeg and Cas tleblaney bags, which I send by the bearer, and I hope to recover much more of the public property, as 1 have now about forty men searching every ditch of the district in which - the robbers went off.— Should 1 further succeed, I will forward you whatever 'pact of the Mail I way recover, by ex 7 wess. " I beg you may exclise - this scrawl, as .I have written it after having been completely drenched with rain, and much fatigued -from being out all night. iv JOHN ARMSTRONG?' acltlition tote above, we haVe to inform our - readers, that anot)ser of the robbers is taken pri soner, and that he,'with his dead:ass,ociate, is:now at Balbriggan. "Another of The gang was wound ed,:laat has .for the present escaped. These cir cumstance• render the detection and'apprehension of the rest of those villains nearly certain. The event, although sanguinary, tends, and will, we trust, be effectual, toltards dissolving those law • Tess bands of depredatoo, which arc such a dis grace to the character of the country. The bags that have fallen in the hands of the banditti are those of Castlefin, Dunnamanagh, 'Dunfaughy, .Featly, Letterkenny, Raineiton, !loe, Strabane, Stranorlar, 'Ardec; Baliihav,, Monaghan, Newton-Stewart, Collar), Omagh, Six-mile-Cross, Aughnaekyy, Carriekma- . cross, Castleblanes, Slane, andFintona.--(Dublin Evening-Post) A troop of robbers and incendiaries ha's lately been brought to trial at Berlin .--Two h ave been eon demned to be burned alive, and three to be be headed. War-Office, Oct. 3, 1612. Ist Regiment of Life Guards, To be Captains <if Troops, Lieu tenant' G. C. Gough, by'purchve, vice Dario, who. retires. Lieutel:ant George. Herbert, without purchase. To-be Lientenants, Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant R. Moore, by purchase, vice Gough. . Lieutenant John Brydges Leonard, from - the - 20th Light:Dragoons, vice Herbert. Cornet and SO-Lieutenant Benjamin Fox, without purchase. _ . _ -Tobe Cornet.aud: Sub.-Lieutenant, Henry Wyatt, Gent. hy purebase. To be Assistant - Surgeon, Richard •Gough,• Gent. vice Davis, .. _ Who r,..tifes. . ' ... 2d Ditto, Lieutenant George Henry Arnold, from the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Pemberton,• who exclta: gcs. FtArr.—John Hall, Esq. Detachment Paymaster at Ashford, . to be Paymaster of a Recruiting District, vice Gordon, placed upon Half-pay. MENIOPANPU:‘f.---The undermentioned Officers are superseded, being absent without .leave—Ensign M'Keldon, of 87th Foot. Quarter-Master Blake, o Cape Regiment. Qifee of Ottlnance, Sept. 30. itegiment• of Artillowy..,-,To •be Second Lieutenant-, (keitlen,,ni Cadet John A. Wilson, vice Weston, prOmated. • Gentleman Cadet Richard B. Blakistorii vice Parratt, pro-. motel. Cent leman Cadet Charles It. Dickens, vice Dennis, promoted. Gentleman Cadet George F. Dawson, vice . Walffe, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Charles E. Wraxall, vice Saunders, promoted. .Gentleman Cadet William C. Lindsey, vice Bent, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Edward H. vice N.Litagtt, promoted. Gentleman Caplets, George Ford,' vice Clarke, promoted. Gentleman Cadet 1 1 1 chard vie Connell, promoted. Gentleman Cadet William IL Poole, vice Litchfield, . promoted. . Gentleman Cadet Barrington Tristram, - vice Trotter, pro moted. Gentleman Cadet Cliarles A. Darley, vice. Fur neaux, promoted. Commission in.,the King's Orm Regiment of S tafrwr NiT,itlo, signed by _the Lord Lientvnant of the County of :i;tarford, To be Ensign—John Phillips, Gent. .. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North hiding of the County of Yosh. - 6th Regiment -North-'York i Local Militia.--captain Robert 11arf iti. to be Major, vice Ri ch ardson, deeearked. . Commis4ion lathe Ist Regiment of the - Royal Surrey Militia, signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. To he Captain— . --Joseph Mosi Balehin, Esq. vice Th'onvpson, re moved. Commii , ion in the 2d,or"' East:Norfolk Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To b..- Lien'tenant—Ensign Erasinus Boardman; vice Beaks, pruniotrd. • - - - - 'Counni4sio6 signcd by the Lord L;ente7ant of the County 2nd City - of Groncester, And the County and CAI of Erintol. 'Horsley and :l'abury Valunteer infauriy.—To be Licutenant, Ensign Thonic:s I. vice Lock. To be I;nsign, Thomas Geat. vice tuft. • Comm silos in the Royal South Lincoln Militia, igned by the • Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln, To be Lieutcna9t—Enign John Brooks -Aim Crowther, te liign ed. LONDON: Printed by-rrimm,x-s WOOD, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Cove:!! - -tzarden;. and, At - tilt SUN OP . FicE,'No: 112, Strand, -where-Adreitisemen6; Orders to; CAMBRI ME,' *s.r. The Rev.. Samuel Blackall, Senior Fellow and Tutor of Emmanuel College,_ is presented, by the Master and Fellows of that Society to the valuable Rectory of North Cadbury, in Somerset shire, vacant by the death of the Rev. •lir. As k6v. The Rev. Henry Hutchins., M. A. was on Wednesday' last admitted a FcHow. of Trinity Hall. Mr.Thothas Musgrave and Mr. ,John Ash bridge Bachelors. of Arts, Trinity College; we'll 'yesterday elected Fellows Of that Society. , - The following Gentlemen of this University were ordained at Salisbury on Sunday, the 20th ult.—De - a - cons: -James Paley, B. A. Magdalen ; and John Whish, B. A. tannanuel Priests : John Cooper, B.A. Trinity Hail ; and Samuel Ward, B. A. Cains College. • PROVINCIAL N.Ews.—On Monday evening; as Mr.' Robert Sisson, farmer, of Barriack, near Stamford ; was returning home over the race ground, his horse ran against a chain, and pitehel' ti, upon his Bead. lie was takza npspeech- Jess, and. ingered until Tuesday night, when he died. Tile above unfortunate man, who was only 27 years of age, was biother to the Mr. Sisson; who, ; our readers may recollect, was cruelly niuN dered in his -harvest licir% by one of his servants striking ,4 sickle into his forehead, about six years ago:... On. Friday last a melancholy accident happened at Reihnile, near Grantham. Thos. Bissell, eldest son of Mr. J. Bissell, a respectable farmer of that' place, : was driving a cart, when the horse took flight and overcurned.it with the yoltth, hy which ie was so much bruised; that he died the follow day On ; Tuesday last, an inqUest was hal on the body of Esther- Harris, of Knipton; near Gran .thani, who was - found banging_ in her own house. The unfortunate woman bad been in a state of insanity. for some time, but for a few we , eks was considered better, : and the sudden change was not' perceived. by her attendants. Verdict— Lunacy. On TueSdav, as Thos. Welbourn, of Spalding, who keeps a higling team, was driving a load of grain to town„ he accidentally fell under one of the wheels, which passing over his chest crushed him to death almostinstantly. The poor man has left a disconsolate widow, whose former husband was drowned. Inquests by J. W. Davis, Gent Coroner, of Boston :—On the 2lst nit. at Skegness, on the body of a man unknown, which bad been east upon the shore by the tide. The deceased waS about five feet four inches in height, and was dressed iu sailor's clothes ; a good watch was found• upon the person. Verdict, Found Drowned.--Oa Sa turday last, at Kirton, on the body of Robert Morton, who was killed on the. Thursday preceds ing by a cart loaded with coals passing over his bOdy, Verdict, Accldelital Death. List of the Regiments of British Militia which have not yet furnished their Quota of Volunteers to the Regular Army for the year 1312 :• CORPS. • STATIONS. : ' vvricixr. Carviarthen - 85. Cumberland Halifax.. xs2 East Loughborough. - . 155 Devon{North .Gosport.... South. Sheffield Lancashire, 2d. Plymouth Norfolk, West. Tiudders4eld . 63 Suffolk, West Rochdale: t3 Sussex Sutton . Cuntp.,, , 6O Tower Hamlets, Ist.. Hackney . 9.06 , West York, I!3t .Chath!ito. Aberdeen Dalkeith, N. B'. ; ' ~ .275 Argyle Paisley, N. B. Edinburgh Sutton Camp.. Fift l'Perth, N. 8.. Forfar l'wnewOhtth 4. ' 53 130 51 355 inveinesS P;achester. . :p e rt.% .Edinburgh Castle . . 32. Rei►f:ee► Perth, N. 2.1 G9 Ross . Glasgow, N. 13. l7l Stirling Kersa.l Moor Camp 3l Durham luchtermuchy 33 , BOW-STREET.----Friday, last a young man of the name of Usher, who .was brought to this Office about ten days ago, upon suspicion of stealing, and Who:was dismissed with a reprimand, was again charged by Lack, the, officer, with having 7 attempted to pick the •pockets of several Gentle -men in/Palace-yard. He was committed as a =rogue and a vagabond. A person applied to the Magistrate for advice, under 'the following circumstances :---A yoting , man, who had done him the favour 'of rudning away with and marrying his Ward, who will, when of age, have a good property, bad applied to him for a little ready money to support his es— tablishment, and tendered hits hi& note. The . amount for which the note was drawn was 151. and the complainant took the note and gave him Si. but refused to' give the remaining 71.'in conse quence of having heard something to the disad- . vantage of the young man. Upon inquiring par ticularly into the nature . of his habits; be found that there was some difference between the name subscribed in the note, and the real name of the person who had drawn it. The complainant suz posing that these circumstances would amount to, a forgery, thought it - h.is duty to apply for the means of pimishing the offender. The Magistrate stated, that i: was necessary, in order to constitute a forgery, that the man- Should not have been recognized' as going by the name signed in the pate: By the acknowledgment Of the complainant . he had known him by no Other name than Mat by which be Vf33 married. Saturday morning' the Gentlemen of the Court Lest Jury, of the L ower Distriet,„Holborn; vi sited thc severaFshops to adjust their: Weights and measures, when they found.xc'bne baker's shop a great quantity of bread very deficient in weight,' which they seized, and took the same to Hattori garden ()ince, when the case .was clearly made oat. It appearing- the first 'offence, the. baker was convicted in the mitigated penalty of on fin- an ounce, and the bread forfeited to be given to the.poor. Thursday evening, about eight o'clock, a sea faring man, belonging to a vesse l lying offWap ping, corning from Blackwall, was stopped by two fellows„ armed with bludgeons, who knocked him down, rifted his pockets, and robbed him of his Silver iiiatch and fifteen shillings in silver, with, which they ran off, and made their' escape. Published by WILLIAM ARMIGEII SCRIPPS, :South M ' lth "-strtsot, Grosrenor- s y ,n_• ,r the Parr, Loiters for the Editor &c, (part paid) , n'ust be addressed, Lilt. R. NEWCOMB TO THE [FROM TIIZ LINCOLN; RUTLAND . , AND STAI4FO2t3 isIERbURY.) it) conseitnenCe of h .paragraph appeared hi The San London x ewspaper of yesterday, I am compelled (extrerxiely against any inclination, and v..holly in Opposition td previous inteatidu) to ad vert, in this paper (which is calculated for better uses) to a rencOntre which happened ad TuOday last, near London. The .paragraph. iu.question it as follows ; " DUEL.--In einiSetitience of a paragraph which appeared in Nr.l.vcont's Boston Gazette, Mr: Cietavius Gilchrist, of Stamford, accompanied by Mr. Dubois., and Mr: Richard Newcomb by Mr. Aytnn, met yesterday at font' in the afternoCni on Sydeuham Comn:ron. Shots were exchanged without effect, when Mi. Newcomb made a satii-: 'factory concession ; and a mutual apology, as it respected former itritation between . the partied having been agreed to, the affair was amicably ter minated." - I have yet to learn, to a certainty, at whose in= LiTtigition the above communication has beenmade to the pUbliC 7 b t being by'it dragged-into no tice,. I trust the liberal part of the coMmut ity will iXOrierate 1 e frdni censure in being for a moment • the her() of My owi, tale---which in my defenee I any obliged to be, h 9 my friend Mr: Ayton is. at pvcseut at a considerable distance; To provethe, insidious cliaractea of the paragraph in . 7 . 71 e sun,i have only to make the IW/owing 'siinple State-, ment, which I will engage shall hereafter bE .fied upon' time testimony of at least one honourae, ble man, -and other wise proved beyond the _possi bility of doubt.- On the 26th of September, Is being then in London, , was callEd upon by a Gentleman married ..- 1)11:1.1.o.i3, who, on the part of • Mr. o,cuivius Gil Christ, demanded that I should publicly retract - and apologise for some observations which I had made in The Boston Gazette of the 22d i affecting the . Character of Mr. Gilchrist. Under a firm conviction of the justice of what I had written, I refused to retract or apologise, or do any thin that shonld . have the appearance of retracting or apologising; anti was in consequence immediately challenged to give Mr. Gilchrist the satisfaction which was to . be had by a meeting of the sort Ale -. Scribed in the paragraph. The meeting wits de-c— -layed (on no pretexts for its:postponetnent. on mi part) until Tuesday afternoon, when it took- on Sydenham Common. I went w give Mr. Gril christ the only suti4factitin which (as I had‘dedar ed over and over again, during a mOst . I appre hend,' unprece:ientetlly long .parley). I could or would;give. After an exchange of shots, autt while "preserved my ground, Mr. Gilchrist pro posed to give we tue satisfaction of producing do cuments to provethat I was Mistaken in supposing him to 'be the writer of some of the offensive'arti cies which had't!ppeared is The Stamford .11Tett.t,' and Which had occasioned my reflections On his character. .1 acceded (as it was suggested' to me it would be ungentlemanly not to do) to the pro,- position of having this proof laid befOre me ; and agreed that, if that proof answered the descripti on given of it by Mr. Gilchrist, and did convince me of a mistake on my part, I would then say that I was mistaken ; but apology I would make none, until Mr. Gilchrist had first apologised td. me for having written that which occasioned me to think lie had also written other offensive ar ticles. appctl. to fhe 'public, vrhether thiS be pro.; : decribed by the epithet " concession," der_such circumstances;-=and if not, what must have been the Motive of the statement in the Lon don paper For myself, I ant not One of those who think that honour is to be obtained'by with any man, however exalted hiS station ;, and, certainly in the present case,. the bubble fame," or rather notoriety, was w'nat should—as indeed I have studiously avoided'itfor, as my former , connection with the. London press necessarily led .meinto an ,extensive acquaintance AVith the 00- ductors of newspapers,. the use I on this occasion made of tivat acquaintance was, to beg that the falling out of two tradeiruen of Stamford might not be chronicled under the prostituted head of " DuF.Ls ;'•—and, as far as my acquaintance led, I succeeded in this ; but The Sun was a paper td whose Editor I had no claim to introduce myself without seeming to court what it might be thougirt I pre' :ruled only to shy, znd that paper therefore remained open - for the fake taste and insidious. statement °fate person who procured. the inser tion of the paragraph I 'have copied above. The documents were-to be produced at Stamford; and Are yet to be produced ; and therefore, at presetA the affair (I apprehend) is .not " terminated ;" and it is understood that • I -am at liberty to pub.• fish, in the, next Boston .Gazette, an account of the reasons of 01)111I011 aitd 9bservationS. I no - v.- beg pardon of every sensible friend for this new character which fOr a time I have ap peared in, and. trust that the iteeming, exigencies of the case to a mind not vet entitled to claim a maturity of judgment, ill obviate the sentence they might be inclined in their wisdom to pass. RicuALD NEWCONIB , Stamford, Thursday; O.A. 1. 1;111.1'11S, On the 30th ult. at his ilou3e at - Kensington, the Lady of Cap!ain Cold, Of a on, bein,.: h.n. fifteenth. . Yeetpo,iy, :in Btral.rd-strect, ;:tussell-sALtare ; the' Lady of Dr. P A ue, of a Sa n. :1(A1_ {51;1). Lately, at St. Luke's, Chelsea, the Pon:. B. Wake, Rector of,Riddleswortil, in the Cbunty of Norfott-, to Miss. Bridge? only Lister of the Rev. Bewi k Bridge, Fellow of St. Peter Cambridge,"and Matliernatical Professor of the East-l:dia• College, .at Hertford. • an Thursday:the -1 21dr ult. at Great Salterns, Hants, Irs• Stewart, in her 50th year. - On the Ist inst. at the Pal,lce of tht Esrurial, near Madrid najor-Gent2ral NSTheatl.ty, 6f ',Lt. ist 1-leg - intent of Guards, and of Le3ney-i/ouse, Kent. ' . PRICE OF STOC: Bank Stock, shut Navy 5 per Cent: 377 4 . 83 4 per Cent. shut ,3 per Cent. Red. shut • S percent' Con. 57 Bank L. Ann. shut India Bonds, 6s. Ts. dis. S ON SATTAiDAV.• Exchequer 'Hills, 34d. per Elgs, 2s. 4s. dl;. Ditto, 35d. pc? day, pa r,35. Pr' Odmiurn, 3aii pr., / Imperial 3 per Cent. - Ditto Arm. Cons. for 9th Oct. 514 59 VI- WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE, TO-MOR)WW•„ Mornin g , 45 minntes after 2. I E ven in g , 10 m i nutes a fter 0""