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, .L'A WAR bnrAnni ENT., Dcrivnintj-street 0LL,11 4 1612. A tlispatch„ of Nwhich ' the following is an ex tracts has been this day received , at. C)Prst's Office, 'addressed to . his Lordship by the Ili: quis of Wellington, dated Villa Toro, 27th September. ; • . 'rhe _Operations against the castle' of 'Burgos have been continued since I addressed you on the 21st instant and on the night of Ale 22d I di rected that au. attempt might be made to take by_ storm the exterior line of the enemy's workS, one of the batteries destined to support our position within them 'having been in such a state of pre paration as to, give hopes that it would. be ready to open on the morning of the 234. The attack was to have been made by detachments of Posr tuguese troops, belonging to the 6th division, which occupied the town of Burgos, and invested the castle on the-south-west side; ort the enemy's left, while a detachment of theist division, un der Major Lawrie..of the: 79th reginitnt, should scale the wall in front. Unfortunately the Por tuguese troops were so strongly lopposed, that they could not make any progress on the enemy's fiaak, and the escalade could not• take place. I am sorry to say our_ loss was severo;. Major Lawrie was killed, and Captain Yraser, Who com manded a detachment from the 'brigade of Guards, was wounded. Both these officers, and indeed all those employed on this occasion, exerted th , ves ,to the utmost but the attack on the enemy's flank having failed, the success of the es, calade was imptacticable. our batteric , are completed, and ready to open the • enelny'S-- interior lines, as .soon• as we shall have established our troops -within the exterior I:nc. The- enenw's army are about P.ancorbo, -and at Miranda, on the Ebro, with their advanced posts et griviesca. They have made no movement to intelaii;t our operations. ' • Marshal Souk left Grenada on the'lsth; and marbed towards the kingdom of Valencia, it is said by - Caravara. General Ballasteros entered Grenada on the 17tb. General Elio, who now coturnands the troops lately-commanded' 4 General Joseph ©'Donnell, tookConsuegra by capitulation on the 22d inst. I enclose a return of the killed and wounded since the .20tn instant. Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing; of the Army, 'un der the Continent' of his E%celieney Gen eral the Marquis of Wellingtim, K.B. in the Siege of the 'Castle of Bu.gos, from the 29th to the 26th September, 1842, inclusive. Royal Artillery—l captain, 3 rank and file, wounded. Royal Engineers-1 captain killed ; 1 rank and file Wounded. - Vtla Regiment acting ditto-1 captain wounded. Acting Engineer (61et Regiment, lit Batt.)- 7 4 lieutenant wounded. Midstream Guards, Ist Batt.-13 rank and file killed; I m 4.; jor, 2 serjeants, 39 rank and file wounded. !Id Guards, Ist Batt.-6 rank and file killed; I ensign, 1 ser jeant, 35 rank and file wounded. td Font (Queen's)-2 rank and file killed; 8 rank and file wounded. 11th Foot, tst Batt.-1 rank and file wounded. - t4th Foot, 2d Batt.-5 rank and tile killed; 1 lieutenant, 2 6 rank and file, wounded. 32cl Foot, Ist T' a tt.--1 rank and file wounded. • 36th Foot, list Batt.-4 rank and'file killed ; 7 rank and file wounded. 42d Foot:lst Batt.-1 ensign, 3 rank and file, killed; 1 cap tain, 1 lieutenant, 1 .erjeant, 27 rank and file, wounded. 58th Foot, 2d Batt.-1 rank and file killed; 8 rank and file wounded. • . . ,61st Foot, Ist Batt.--` rank and, file killed. 79th Foot, Ist Batts--1 major, 1 serjeant, killed ; I captain, IS rank and file, Wounded. • • Ist Line Bin. King's German Legion.-1. serjeant,' 7 rank and file, killed ; 1 lieutenant, 4. serjeants, 36 rank and file, wounded. .2d Ditto, Ditto—l captain, I • lieutenant, o rank and file, killed ; t captain; 9 3 :3 rank and file. wounded. Sth Ditto; Ditto—l rank an d'file wounded. Total British Loss-1 major, .2 captains, 1 lieutenant, I ensign, 2 serjeants, 47 rank and file killed 6 captains, 4 lieutenants, 1 ensign, 10 serjeants, :;17 rani and tile wounded. - • • -Total Portuguese Loss-1 .captain, 1. emie, 3 rank and file killed; i .major, 3 serjeants; :47. rank and file, 'wounded. Total British and Portuguese Loss-1 major, 3 captains, 1 lieutenant, 2 ensigns, 2 serjeants, 30 rank and file killed; 1 major, '6 .eaptains , 4 lientenants, 1 ensign, 13 serjeants, 264 rank and file wounded. :_lames of British and Portuguese OfficetsHid and Wound ed frozu the gQttito the -IGO September 1812, inclusive. . . • Killed. Ist Batt. 79tii Foot—Major Lawrie, 2d Batt. Line King's Geriva.n Legion—Captain Scharnhurst, and Lieutenant Hansing. Ist 13att.4ed Foot—Ensign Cullen. Royal Engineers—Captain WI • 13th Portugae6e Bciiiment—Captain J. L. Pessos. 7 9th,,Caeadures—Ensign It. a A.. Castro. , • Wounded. • Ist Batt. 42d Foot— , Lieutenant WKinno.n,-seserely. ' Ist Batt. Line, King's German Legion—Lieutenant Bossing, _severely.. 'd ditto—Captain Breyminn, • - Ist Batt. Coldstream Cuartht—Captain Frasier, severely. Ist Batt. 3d fOot , Guards—Busign Hall, slightly. Gist/Foot—Lieutenant Stewart, Acting Epgineer, severely. Ist Batt .42d Foot—Captain Williamson, severely. • '2d Batt. 24th FootLientertant Walton, severely, since dead. Royal Artillery--Captain Dancey, slightly. 9th Regt.—Captain Kenny, Acting Engineer, dangeronsly. Ist. Batt. 79th Foot—Captain Marshall, slightly. 9th Cacadores—Major L. M. de Cetqueira. Trar-OfficeZOtt. 13 ? 1812. Ist:Regime:it of Life Guards, Lieutenant R. S. Dickson to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Ashworth, who re tires. M. L. Este, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Paternoster, who retires;..., 2d Ditto. To I , 6.Captains of Troops—Captain the Honour able H. E. Iroy, - from the 24th Foot, Withoitt purchase. •' Lieutenanty. M. Kenyon, without purchase. - To.be Lieutenant, without purchase—Cornet and Sub-Lieu tenant Meares, vice Kenyon.. To he Cornet ant Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase—John Lowe, Gent,vice Bowen, who retires. • To be .Assistant-Surgeon—Samuel Brougfiton, Gent..from the Dorsetshire Militia, vice Gaillard, who-resigns. Sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Robert Mttlhollen, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, 'vice Model, appointed to the 44th Foot. 12th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Joshua.Healey Newshme, ~Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Eddington, pro moted. 21st Ditto. To be -Lieutenants,' without purchase—Cornet W. li. Boys, vice Dexter, appointed to the 4tli Dragoon Guards. Cornet road. To be Cornet—RObert Whaley, (sent. vice Boys. - 2:3(1 Ditti); Lieutenant Gk,rge PeMberten, from the 2d Life Guards, to lutLientenant, vice Arnold, who exchanges. Coldstremu Regiment. of Foot Guards, En , il;n and Adjutant -C. A. 13: BeilinCh - to have the rani of Lieutenant. gd Eegiineot of Foot Guards, Captain John Critherow to be 'Captain lof •a. Company, bey purchase, vice'Peacocke, who retires. Ensign' Arnold Burrows to, be ; 'Lieutenant, .purchase,by vice .t.;!itherow. Ensign !Lmi-Adintant 'Henry otelt 11'0*.t, , c1 to Eave the rank of Lieutenant. Regi - :nent of Faot, Ensign G. C. t.)hu.stone. to Be Lieu tenant, vice Faltlt, dead of hiswOunds. tld ijitty. To be Lientenarits, without prtrchase—Ensign LOYDON rrinted by Ti A t the $1.71N (). qv ••' T Wdliarn Hutton, vice 1, le!'„ed in Oltion. Ensip;ii Charles Grant, vice Brack, 'der..-Pa.t•e,d. Ensign VT. D. COI - linOvcrod, vice Carney.;:prornr.t.A. To be Ensigns, witliont Purchase—Gen . :ler:lan 'Cadet G. W. Prossei, frchn ;the Royal Military Coll.ge, vice Hutton. Frederick William Frani:land, Gent. vice Grant. Henry Whosewood Greenwood, Ger.`.. ' ,4th Ditto, Ens-a - it 'William Ramsden to be Lieutenant, .Vice Dan e,. dead of ',his Se rj nt-N1 aj or ing to be F.,thi t .n,'V . ;ce Itanw.den. sth Ditto, Lieutenant Ilenry White., from the 2d Garrison . Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice I rlhaw, who exchanges. 6th Ditto, Captain Lewis A. Denebe; -from the 24 Ce.ytin ii gitrient, to be Captain of a Company', bout purchase, vice Snaith 4 appoilVF , l to the 15th. Foot. 13th Ditto, I% W. Steiteliti, (rent. k Erraiga;' without pin' chase, vice Ross; promoted in the 90th -Foot. 15th Ditto, Captain John iNlaxivelllohe i lajor, witlnint pur- - chase, vice Renny, appointed anA. - tsix.ating Field-Officer of Militia in Arnerich. - • , ; To be captains of C U mpantes, without purchase—Lieutenant A. W. Cradock, vice Wcit, demo:A. Captain Charles H. Smith, fsiEn the 6th,Foct, vif:e. Maxwell. To be Lientenant—Ewiign David Tortance; vice Cradock. To he Ensign—Edward .Henry Herrick, (rent. vice Torrance. ipth Ditto, Ensign Coiistantnie Bennis4rtio be Lieutenant, vice Wilders, deceased./. Lewis C..lt.pp;Ains, Gent. tube Ensign, vice Bermison: 20th Ditto. To. be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign John Smith. Ensign Thomas Edwards. 21st Ditto, Captain J. A. Whitaker to be Major, by pur chase, vice Darrah, who retires. 29. d Ditto, Serjeant-Major Thomas' Edri , ards to be Adjutant :Nith the yank Of Ensign), :vice Kendall, who resigns the Adjutantcv Only. . 23d Ditto, Richard Julian, E§ - 4:1 , 0 be Paymaster, vice Brom . _ . ley, who retires. To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensigns Robert T. Phillip's, vice Tighe, deceased; John Macleod, vice Rad cliffe, killed in action; B. Beaufoy, Vice White killed in action. • . To be Ensigns, without purchase, Robert Weir, Gent. vice Phillips, Thomas 'O'Shea, Gent. • vice Macleod, Martin . Macleod, Gent. life Beaufoy. 29th Ditto, Lieutenant William Parker, from the,Feimanagh Militia, to be Ensign, withonepnrchase. 33d Ditto, John Archbold, Gent. to be Ensign, Without put chase,- vice Burns, promoted. 36th Ditto, Lieutenant David Price to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Hobart, dead of his wouruls. George Dowinao, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Baldwin, pro moted. 40th Ditto, Lieutenant It. P. Stewart to be' 9aptain a.Ga;U : ,- any, vice.Colquhoun, clecear.4. Licntenain aute.s Knox, from the 52d Foot, to Captain of a Company, liy.lll.tc chase, vice Email; who retiree. Ensign 'Richard. Jones to be Lieutenant; without purchase, vice Stew,rt. Volunteer Glynn tube, Eusi Vin, vice Jones. . 49th Ditto, EiWgti Dut,iel Clans' to he Lieutetiant,•witho.ut : purchase, vice Ormond, promoted. John Thomas West; ropp, Gent. to be Ensign,„vice Claus. ' • 54th Ditto, Lieutenant Willi,anui'ikirgton, from the Galway Militia, to be Eusig-u, without purchase. .54th Ditto, Lieutenant-Generil Colin Campbell, from the sth Garrison Battalion,to be Colonel, vice Lientemint-Ge - neral Macdonald, deccacod. 57th pittn. To be Ensigns, by purchase:, Henry Cowling,Gent. vice M‘Fai - lane promoted, Humphrey. - xio . oert. Hartle; - ,. Gent. vie, Leslie; promoted: • 63th Ditto, Caplain G. C. Crespigny from the 2,9 th _Foot, to - be Major, by purchase, vice Himlber,.who retire. tenant Simon Kennedy to he Captain of a C'enaPany, 'vice Miller, .dead of his wounds. To be Lieutenants, without 'purchase, Ensign David Dawes, vice Finucne, killed in action, Ensign William Gl'oson, vice Kennedy.. , To be Ensigns, without purchase, Volunteer John Connell, from the 28th Foot, vice Dawei. Volunteer ---; Perry, from the 9th Foot, , vice Gibson. 70th Ditto, Ensign G. J. - P. Meertenl to be Lieutenant, vice Hazen, .superseded. 73d Ditto, Captain J. M. Kennedy, from the 74th Foot, to • be CaPtain of a Company, vice Ovens, who exchanges. 74th Dittos, Captain John Ovens, from the 73d Foot, to be Captain of. Company - vice Kennedy, who exchanges. • 76th Ditto, Robert Nicolls Frizell,- Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase. 87th Ditto Lieutenant William Crowe- to be Captain of a • Company, vice Wylde., killed in action. Ensign Joseph Leslie to be Lieutenant, vice Crowe. Henry. Bailey, Gent; tote Ensign,.vice DOth Ditto, Ensign K. T. - Ross, from - the I?.ith Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Scott, deceased. - 112 d Ditto, Ensign.George•Mackie to be Lieutenant, vice Mar - shall t deceased. Ewen Cameron M‘Pliersou, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mackie. • 98th Ditto, - Ensign and Adiutant •Richard Ellis to-have the rank of Lieutenant. Lewis Joseph Brown," Gent. 'to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Macauley, prOmoted in the Glengarry Feneibles: • , 2d Ceylon Regiment, - Lieutenant Chantpagne - Reynold's, from the 2d West India Regiment, to he Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Denoe, appointed to the.gth Foot. 2d Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant jamesYerishaw, from - the sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice - White, who exchanges. 3d Ditto, - Levick, Gent. to be J-nsign, vice'Nortnan, ap pointed to the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion. • 4th Ditto, Quarter-Master W. S. Griffith - to be Adjut ant, (withthe rank of Ensign), vice Hopper, appointed Adju tant of a Recruiting District.. Scrjeant William Simpson to be Gnarter-Master, sth Ditto, Major-General Honourable Charles. Colville, front the 13th rOot, to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant.-General Campbell, appointed to the command of the 556 Foot. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign A. W. Norman. from the 3d Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Alico,placed on the Retired List. sth Ditto, - Captain W. Adamson, from the 89th F00t.,•-to be Captain of a Company, • vice Idly, placed upon the Retired -List. • 7th I'itta,•Lieutinant Ronald Macdonald,. from the Half-pay -of the 26throot, to be Lieutenant, vice Shiels, placed on the Retired List. • Royal Newfoundland Fescibles, Ensign Edward T. Davis to he Lieutenant, vice Weeks, promoted-in the'Glowarry Fen --tibles. John George Hierlihy, -Gent. to be Ensign vice Davis. Canadian Fencibies, Lieutenant Pafrick Nowlan,, from the tooth Foot, to be Adjutant, vire Cochrane promoted in the Glengarry tight Infantry Feueibles. • • . Gleng:irry Light Infantry .Feneibles,' To be Captains of Com panies, Lieutenant Foster, J. Weeks, from the Royal New foundland Fencibles, Lieutenant Donald M‘Plicrson, from the'Sth - Foot, ' William Roxborough, Esq. witli temporary rank: To be Lieutenant, Ensign Jaines Maeatiley, from the 35th Foot. To be Easigns,-Byland Smith, Gent. - (Lieutenant, with tem - parary rank), Joseph Frobisher, Gent. Alexander Macdon nell, Gent. • • BREvr.r.—To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Armv,'Major G. Brawn; of the'f;Otli Foot ; Majoi Robert 1-felirV Dick, of the 42d Foot; Major Honourable - Edward • Chalies Cocks, of the 79th Foot. . . To be Majors - in the Army, Captain Robert Macdonald,„of the - - Royal Artillery; Captain 'John. 8.-*Glegg,of the 49th,,F00t ; Captain F. L. Coore, of the 3d West India Regiment ; Cap- . tain Donald Williamson, of the 4241 Foot; Captainie r l. K. Williams, of the Enst Foot. i Gm t ittsoss.—Major-Genezal James Kempt, of the Slstßegi- . went, .to-be Lieutenant-Governor of Fort Wiliiinn; vice Lieutenant-General Macdonald, deceased. 1-loscirm.STAF F.—To be Hospital Mates for General Strriee, Richard Jones Dease, Gent. - ; Warrant. Hospital-Mate' Francis G. Walbran ; .John Johnstone, Gent.; James F. Stales, Gent.; Thomas Napier, Gent.; Patrick. M'Cabe, Chant. ; James Weir, Gent. ; John M‘Mullin, Gent. ... The King's German Legion.-2d Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant Theodore Marling to be Captain of a Troop, vice Friesland, deceased. —Coy Set Charles Schaeffer to . be Lieutenant, vice Harling.—Serjeaut Herman Voss, from the.lst Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice -Druege, pro- moted.—Serjeant-Major H. Drankmeister to be Cornet, . vice Schaeffer. 2d Light Infantry Battalion, —Van Bramm, Gent. to be Ensign, dice Dyck, whose appointment' has , not -taken place. 2d Battalion of the Line, Ensign Meyer to be Lieute nant, vice Itydpk, dead of his wounds. . Watteville's Regiment, Augustus de Loriol 'Gent. to be En -sign, vice Duval, promoted. Royal Corsican Rangers, Hospital-Mate Alfeo Ferrara to be Assistant -Surgeon. MEMORANDVAL—Thomas Beard, Gent tfr be Hospital-Mate for General Service, as- stated in - the' Gaiette of the 6th instant, has not taken place. - The undermentioned ()dicers are superseded, being absent , . w ithout leave--Assistant-Surgeon ' Yeatman; of . the 91st Foot. ' Lieutenant Kernowsky, of the Duke of Brunswick Oels' Light-Infantry. , 13':.,1 . 1. 1 ,it CtiTS ll'enty 7,f a - , weilelo;e-sqvare;tea-tleakr, to scrreruler Octo •ber 31,arid -Novenitiiir . 3 and 24, at Guildhall,. j London. Attornies, Mr. Dalton,- Union-street, Bishops gate-street. Saratlek Brown rind ; Thomas ITol:1 - ,e Scott, St. Ma.!`-hill., Llndou, merchants, October i 7, 24, atul Nover...:'Jer 24, at `tyre - Pre, at Guildhall, Lorulou. Attf,i•nie;, Messrs. Kill- j blewhit;',. - flowland, and 11,,bia5A, John Rodbet, baker, October .20,. • at tweke, 31, arid Novt.rub,Sr, 24'; at. eleven, at Guildhall; London. Attorney, Mr. E, Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary ANC.. • • _ • • • • .... . , . , . . Joseph Hull, Judd-street, BrunF-xick-square, baker, October 2d, at 7 tirel•.-e, 31, and No- , :tuber ?4, at eleven, at Guild ' hall, London. lttorr.ey, Mr. Goode, :York-street, Com mercial-m.d. . '.. Wareing,, Waterhead-mill, Oldham, Lancashire, cot ton-spinner, October 19 . and 27, at fwo, and Ndrember 24, at elevep, at the Dog TaVern, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs.' Iligson atid• Atkinson, Cross-street, Manchester, or Mr.ll.r.lph Ellis, Cbanc'ery-lalie, lobndon. • John Walker, Wakecaeltl, Yorkshire, linen-draper,. October 23,•and 24, at three, - and Noveaber 2 !, at ten, at the New Court-house, Wakefield. .it.ttornies, Mr. Evans, Hatton garden, London, or 'dr. llobinsim, Wakefield. Thomas Hobbes Scott, St. Mary-at-bill, wine-merchant, tober 17, 24, and November 24, at. eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Ellis, Gray's=-InN -square. William i'alinet, auil Mary Palmer, late of Oxford-street, straw hat-makers, October 31, and November 3 and 24, a one, at Guildhall,. London. Attorney, Mr. John Rubinson, Half-Moon. , street,Picadiliy. John Saddington, Kennington-common, corn-dealer, Octo ber 17, it, eleven, 31, at twelve, and November 24, at one, Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, Swithin's-lane, Lombard-street. Henry Bardsley, Ludworth, Mellor, Derbyshire, cotton-spin ner, October 26 and 27, at sone, and November 24, at tie veil, at the Dug Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester. . ;Attar.: 'ties," Messrs. Higson and Atkinson, Cross-street, Man e;tester, or Itr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. John Stutter, Cheltenham, upholsterer, November 12, at five, 13, and 24, at eleven; at the Ploagit Hotel, Cheltenham. Attornies, Mesrk. Meredith, Robbins, and Tomkyns, Lincolit's-Inn-New , square, or Mr. Theodore Gwinnett, Cheltenham. Ana Stewart and Jane .Maria Dinhani, St. Mary Abbots, Keit=inTton, dealers, October 31, and NOvember 3 and 24, ;II -one, at. Guildhall, London. .-Attornies, Messrs. Dawson and Weattisl:lW, Saville-place; Butibigtf.n-street. Cbarirs Marebant, Gloucester-street, St. George the Martyr, stationer, October 31 and Novetnher 3 and 24, at 'me, at Guildbell, London. Attornies, Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, as 4 Richards, Chancery-lane. John' Fealherstoultaugh, St. Mary-at-hill, Lower Thames street, cal-factor, October 3! and November 3 and 24, at one, at G cl bell, London. .s.ttorney, Mr. Charles Hirmani \Vine-Office-court, Fleet-street. Thon.ris Johnson ' `Kiddertni utter, grocer, October 20, at twelve, al, at eleven, and November 24, at twelve, at Guild:- hall, Lnndon. Attornies, Messrs. Farrer, , Steadmau, and Utithoff, • Nicboias-lane, London. [Dividends, &c. to-morrow.] POLICE. • MA RLAO.t.OUGI-I,STEIZET.—A. case of considerable importance to theagriculturat and fartning inter 7es-A-was yesterday heard ,at this office, on I 7 in formation preferred by Mr. Bheppard, a farmer, in* HertfOrdshire, against Mr. Ramsden a farmer of toll arllTLetstone Gate e";:acting - 271. 9s. Gd. for. ovcr in a waggon load of dung. The-f(4l - the facts of the case Mr. Sheppard's waggons frequeney passed tirro! the gate; loaded with dung, ,uinnolested '; but on the inst. the 'defendant caused the dung to be weighed, and demanded 271.91. Gd for over weight, and he detained two- horses until the 'money' teas. paid. It was contended, in_support of the informati- , on, that a :Luse in the Act of the Nth Geo. JIL exempted dung frtan being weighed ; and although .hy an Act of the -last Session, which was made to pfavour gardeners' carts, the provisions in the Act; of the .i4th hart been injudiciously o%erlooked. yet the latter Act did not go to repeal the 141-;- mer. For the, defendant, it was - contended, that the recent Act was passed to remedy the ambiguities Of various local Acts, and to concentrate them generally into one general Act. In the 6th clause of that Act it was enacted, " That no - waggon with Wheels six inches in breadth should be alloW ed to carry more than three tons weight during the winter, and two and a half in the summer."— Another objection vas taken under the Act of, the 14th of the King, that no other load but dung could be considered exempt ; when, in this instance, a basket. Was part of the carriage. Mr.'Byng, M. I'. condemned the , Adt of last Session, as extremely prejudicial to agriculture, as it be the cause of a stoppage to the farmer if the clung'was to be weighed. The Act was se riously injurious, and negligently framed ; and the Honourable Member pledged himself to bring before Parliament at the Commencement of the Session The Magistrates also reprobated the Act, and dismissed the information on the ground, that, although the load was substantially dung, :.yet bassket.was a part of the load. They were of opi nion the Act of the last Session did not repeal that of the 14th, and that dung was exempted from be ing weighed by virtue of that Act, when - nothing was added thereto, and any collector %vhb'shocild charge.for extra - weight would lay himself opea both to conviction and indictment. HATTON-GARDEN.---7% Light, alias John Jon6s, alias Thomas Knight, who was lately indicted at the Middlesex Sessions, for stealing dead bodies for, ssection, but evaded standing trial; in con sequence of which aßench Warrant was lately is sued,against him from this office, was this day, with his accomplice, one of his bail, named Pa trick }Jaimell, charged with hiving been last night found iuthe act of stealing thyce dead bodies out of theparish burial-.ground of St. Pancras 'or St. Giles, which are separated by a ivall only, by the horse patrole watch of the Hampstead add Flit; i ate district - Light ,attempted to escape. but was secured, and from the frequ,i,cy of such of;c:nez-'s, ti w:, indign4ion.,was ev•iteti lii tirtt neiglohniirhoar'', from whence a crowd :3ttenileii at , :r:e was nut manifest from WbiCh rbUryipg ground „bodies were stolen, and therefore, the Arizigistrate ordered notice to be served on St. Giles's'Parih Officers,.to attend the final examination on a fu ture day, and remanded the prisoners. • M. Constant, a Frenchman, who had obtained 4:patent for refinin! , sugar by a new proce§s, d who had commenced work for,an eminent sugar merchant, has departed precipitately for SWe&ti-. He is said to have been seduced from his engage ments in this country by the superior offerS of some houses at Gottenburgh , which, FroMpted by thelow rate at which foreign sigars a;e, from necessity, sold for exportation in England, intend establishing a manufactory in that city: At Stockton, on Wednesday, the 30th of Sep tember last, the supply of fat and lean cattle and sheep was remarkably large; beef sold from Bs. to 94. per stone, sinking offal; mutton, Bs. 3d, to 95.; new milk cheese brought from 68s. to. 735. per cwt. ; new wheat, 100 s. to 112 s. per quarter.. &sweepstakes of one guinea each (10 subarribers) for:the best tup lamb,. was adjudged to Mr, John Robinson, of Dillingham. BIRTHS. On the 6th inst. at Dublin, the Hon. Lady Hope, of a Son. 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Untni~itn, 47 4 .1. pr. • . Imperial 3 per Cent. COM. for etlth Nov. 531 i. Al i -UGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO-AIORRONV , orning, 51 minutes after 8. I Evening, 17 minutes after NELSON. A 'striking emhlematic representation of the death of the irmnortat Nelson, in alto relievo,- is I just completed, 'alt d approkiarelyplaced ()lithe tri angular architrave' of the porches in King Wil liam's Square, in - Greenwich Hospital. It is from the design and modelling of Mr. B.. West, admi rably executed in artificial -stone by I:','oade and. Sealey. • It is _altogether - fine; as a wovk of art, and worthy of the great National Institution which it Will, we - trust, for ages adorn. DESCRIPTION. In the centre is placed Britannia resting upon a Rock, washed by the .Ocean, and receiving the dead body of Nelson,- delivered to her at the com mand. of Neptune, by one of the attendant Tritons : Victory with her right hand supporting. the body of the -Hero, and with her ; left resigning to Bri tannia the Trident of the God, in token of the do .minion_of the sea. Behind Neptune, who is seated in his shell, drawn by sea-horses, is seen a British sailor announcing " Trafalgar," asAhe scene of the Hero's death. On the left hand of Britannia is represented A Nava: Genius recording the Victories of the Nile and, Copenhagen, before Wilolll is a - British Lion, holding in his paws a tablet, inscribed,," Nelson, 122 battles," alluding to the whole number of those which the Het o fought defence of his King and country. Adjoining these are the sister kingdoms, Eng- Scotland, and Ireland, with their appropri ate emblems, the Rose, Thistle, and Shamrock, reclining affectionately on each other, and over come by feelings of the deepest sorrost. • At one extremity of tl:4 pediment are represent ed various Naval Implements of War, the effects of which arc shown at the other extremity, in the total destruction of the Enemy's Fleet at Trafal gar. The Snake sloop of war arrived in Leith Roads on Friday, from Gottenburgh, whence she sailed on the preceding Monday. Before she sailed, se ven Russian line-of-battle ships had arrived at Gottenburgh frOm Archangel, in a very bad state, The convoy for Leith was to sail on the same day with the Snake, under the Belie armed ship; and the convoy for Liverpool, GrecnOck, and Ireland, under ,the Forward gun-brig. An affair of honour, which unfortunately has terminated fatally to one of the parties, took place , on South Sea Common, near Portsmouth, onWed n(Aay morning last. The•parties,,Lient. Stewart and Lieut. Bagnall, of the Royal Marines, and most-intimate-friends, disputed about a very.trifle, concerning a female with whom both were inti mate. • In the first case of. pistols, Lieut. Stewart's Missed fire in the second discharge his ball .en tered behind Lieut. Bagnall's right shoulder-blade, and came out at the top of the other shoulder ; every attention was instantly procured, but he ex pired on Saturday evening, much lamented by his corps. Joseph Pedro, a youth of-aboutl9, belonging to the Flora West Indiarnan, (1*;-ving near BlacIZ wall), was di-owned - on Friday afternoon. •lie Was sent, with two other bays', on shore in the boat, when, in the act of shoving her from, the ship'S bows, he dropped overboard. Captain Thomsen, when the' alarni was given, ran upon deck, and ordered an immediate search, which took place, blit in - vala - , as - no trace of hint could be found: . , A turncock of the New River Couipaii, on Sunday afternoon, opening a plug opposite the eastern lodge of the Ordnance' Office, in Pall- Mall; caught about a dozen tine eels, nearly two feet in length, which came out of the pipe in about as many minutes ; some of them were, us thick as a man's wrist. The singularity' Of the occutrence attracted a great number of spec tators.