The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-15 00:00:00

y 17"ezr- flee, 31cry s, trar-Oftide, :Ifay 13, 1,15 Paoi I'UFL f... ( )NDON GAZ UTZ, MAYI3, J 8 i Titis Gprettr nntilies,ittaT tk Marquis of mite 'had taken the narbA on Ids aTimintiuent as Lord Lieutenant of the t7ottuty ot. Otalt,org-nri ;--that Li-entetriol-Genetal Sir James heen avpointea Governor.of the Island of )3rlrirf. , ies;-It"hit the ititett Hon. Wni. Ail:inti oit'z of the ltarom yrf ttiv. N .C4inrt:of txrtirgiter in Allan .Mateonothit, and Daviti Munntenny, Esquires, Senators of 'tire Crlie , ze of Justice, trail been appointed t h three Lords tommixsinntrs of the Jury Cgart in Civil Causes in Scotland; —and that .-Vntliony rtoseithagen, had been at:lraintqd Coe of theVoi-nptrolless of the Accounts of his Majesty. s..irtny. 2d Regiment of LiFe Nards, Colonel the I-lon. t. Murray to be Super.inmerary Lieut.-Colonel, by purchase, vice Gen. Arabin, who, retires. Captain the lion. E. P. Lygon to be Alajoe and Lieut.-Colonel, vice Murray. Captain Thomas 'Charritie to be Major, by purchase, vice Sir E. F. Agar, who retires. • . . „ To C46ta.ins of .Troops, Lieut. F. Upjohn, by Purchase, rice Lyon L Lieut. John Tlrydges - Leonard, from the Ist Life .Guards, by purchase, vice Charritie Brevet Major.R. Tolson, from the half-pay of the :.48th Foot, vice Jack ton,. who exchanges. . To be Lieutenant, Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant 'Wallis Grieve, • vice tlpjnl►n. • To be Cornets and Sub-Lieutenants, Jos.ialt Clues, Gent. (late Adjutant►,' vice tintith, appointed Adjutant; W. Collins, Gent. vice Grieve. novel Regiment of Horse Guards, Capt. G. J. Sullivan, horn half-pay -of the 17th Light Dragoons, 'to be Captaim•of. a Troop,viceMeiv ra y,wh oe xchanges receiving the clitrence. ist Regiment o f D ragoon G uar d s , Licit, Bray, from half- - prty of the Sth Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 17. lit Lieutenants, Cornets G. Quick and T.,F. Middleton. • To be Cornet, by purchase, John Scott, Gent. vice Gordon, promo!, d. Ditto, G. Duff, Gent. - to be Cornet, by purchase, vice n',„,(l, promoted. lot Regiment of Dragoons, Capt.,l P. Redford, fro:4l the 102 d Regiment of. Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, rice Watson, who exchanges; Lieut. C. Andrews, from the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase; Quarter-master SiiiTOcy to be Adjutant (with the rank of Cornet), vice Cook, who resigns the Atutantey. only: _ 4d Ditto, To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Cornets J. Gape am! C. Wyndham. • Bsl Regiment of Dragoons, Capt. W. Bragge, from the half pay of the Regiment, to be Captain_of a Troop, vice 'fir:met ' who exchanges. 6th Ditto, to be Lieutenants; 'Without purchase,- Limit: J.C. from bait-pay-of the ad Dragoon Guards ; E. Cubist, from half-pay of the 4th Dragoon's; Cornet. Paul Rqtfo. Cornet and Adjutant M'Cluskey, to have the rank of Lieutenant. - - To he Cornet, Elliott Armstrong, Gent. vice Buffo. • ith Regimens Light Dragoons—To .he Cornets, Hon. George Berlieley Molynex, by purchase, vice Beatty, promoted. Bon. Giles Dighy Robert Fox •StrangewayS, without pin-- - oh ase, vice Rice, promoted. . . 10! Toler Curtis, Gent. to be Cornet, Without purchase. 12th Mitt . ), to be Lieutenants, Cornets/ 1 110mm Reed, 113*pm-- chase, vice Hawkesley, who retires ; Liddell, with out purchase; and Adjutant Griffiths to have the rank otLientenant. ,• To he Cornets, Charles Carpenter • Gtnt. by purchase; nm. Jae. St. John, Gent. vice Liddell, Sidley, Gant. vice Rea LW) Ditto, to he LiMitenants, Lieutenant Josias Jackson, from half-pay of the regiment, without purchase, and Cornet Henry Acton; by purchase, vice Considine, pro. muted. 15th - Ditto, James M'Alpine, Gent, to by Cornet, by pur ' cha.'e, vice Maiisf.el.l, promoted.. • - 43d Dit:o, tiihe Lieuteriants,-withoutpurcliase; Corneto. H. Paluier, G. W. Wathwayte, and Adjutant Hill to bare the rank of Lieutenant. To be Cornets, Cornet Jasper Farmer, from the'3tb Light Dragoons; Charles de Thierry, Gent. vice Palmer; Charles Nelson, Gent. vice Blathwayte. Ist Regiment of Foot,.Pas master Jas.C.Thornson, from half pay of the - cnif rbot; to - b. - Pal Master, vice Gibson; de ceaseit 4th Ditto, Lieutenant. Jeffrey Salriello be Captain of a Com pany' "rice Watd deccased. To he Lieutenants, BasignS John L. Fernandez, vice Fielde, killed in action; and .1. S. Keane, vice Salvin. To be Etisia-ns, WorminVon, Gent. by purchase, vice Ward, whi, retires ; rolford Fir4.l, Gent.'wit bout purchase, - F, , rnandez ; Franci; Augustus Goals!, Gent. without purchase, vice Ke a n e . 7th-Ditto, Erexign l ifliant Fenwick. from the 39th -Foot, to Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Maherly, appointed to the 71. h -Light Dragoons. Lieutenant W.H. Dutton, from hal hay of the Soth r e giment of Fo o t (with t em po r a r y ran k), to i ditto, without purcha.s,-vice D!Este,•promoted in the York Chassen'es.. 9th Ditto, Joseph Telford, Gemt. to-ke Ensign, without-pur clia.se, vice Storey, promoted. 17th• Ditto, Lieutenant J. N. Read to be Captain rift Coni -74,iy, by purchase; vice Polhill, who retires; Ensign Robt. Higgin to be Lieutenant; bypurchase, vice head. 14th Ditto, Lieut. D. P. Slocock, from half-pay of the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Felix, appointed to the 95th Foot_ . 15111, Ditto, Captain .Talin Clarke, from the sd Garrison Bat talion, to he Captain of a Company, without purchase. sign William liotOton, front the 6:3‘1 Foot, to be Lieute nant, withunt purchi.se, vice Carroll, who retires. 1711: Ditto, Captain G. William Savage, front half-pay of the bid F;.ot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Macaulay, who . en: , iatiges, receiving' the difference. 47th Ditto, Ensign Joseph Johnston to be Lieutenant, by purchase, rice Adair, prour.,ted ; Tobias Handcock, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, lice Edmonds, who retires. 11Cth Ditto, C. La.rthier, Gei.t. to i.e Ensign, without purchase, vice Moore, appointed to the Royal 'dad' Corps. /i4th - Ditto, Lieut. 'l'. Smyth, from half-pay of the Regi - menti to b. L:cutelant, vice Sarjeant, who exchanges. Assistant Surgeon Iticliard Verling, from half-pay of 32d Regiment of. Foot, to be,Assistant-Surgeon, vice Thomson, who ex etta igtia. 21:th Ditto, Alex. Waddell, Gent to be Ensign; without pnr• chase, vice Carey, promoted in the York.Chasseurs. 3Fth Ditto, Lieutenant George Michell, from half-pay of the Rer:inteilt, to he Lieutenant, vice Fecer, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 44';) • Ditto, Volunteer Thomas A. Sinclair to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Sperling, - promoted in the York Ciraii;eur,;. Mb Ditto, Lieutenant George W. Reveley, from the 55th 'Regiment:of Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Care, who ex • chan4es. , , • 47th Dot°, Lieut. Edw. Templeton to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Campbell, deceased. Ensign John Sands to be Lieutenant, vice Deverell„ deceased. - Gentleman Cadet Dciverell, from . the Royal Military Co.lege, to be Fusiirn vice ,Lands. 52d Mitt>. William MO's, Gent: to he Engigii, by purchase,. vice Matken, who retires. William Leda-, Gent. to be Ensign„ hV purchase, vice Griffiths, protuuted. 55th I?itto-19 lie Lieutenants, Lieut. W. 'l'. Carr, trout the '4 l ;tlt Regiment• of Foot, vice Rceeley, who exchanges. Lite. T. B. Great , ,s, from half-pay of- the lfAlt Regiment. ttf Ftict2, ries houghs, who exchanges. .„ 69th Ditto, Captain Robert Blackwood, from half-pay of the Bath !ieginient of Pout; to he Captain of a Compani, vice. Si: lcnry Lam t .,ert, who eNchanges. 70th Pitt., Eniigo • John S. Daltf,ety, from half-pay .of the 181 h p.iot, to he Ensign, vice Martin, who exchanges. 87th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel Francis M. Niner to. be Lienienant-Colon e l, without ' purchm.e. Captain Arch. Cameron. to.•he , Itijot , , vice • Ditto, John Walley, Gent. to be Eisign, by purchase, vice Conitop, 95th Li,nt. Felix,. from the 14th Regiment of Font, to i%c First Lient,nant, vice Foster, who retires upon •,ri • ly of t hc_2Sth Foot, '"Oi t Yi.eot • llowiller, from the half-pay of the ' .• < a. 'll, --;tt of Foot, to - be Lieutenant, vice Norman, '•itt) AS. I , , • who exc,iian4.,c9.. . 14.10 r, with out pur , c A pl a in Edw. BroWn to be I o! , t 1:01 1, , c f„„,., 6, e (). V-i i ley, appointed t., the 44th Foot.- -Lieut. home: Nolan : n !n , Cap!;....;1) of a Coinpany, vice Brown. 10- , d 1)ivo, C.,pti,in ri •i!ericlt Nrat...on, fiend the, tst Dra- L,nos, to be Captain of at:iglu/any, vice liollotd,.whos ex_ el/angeq. irtiht Regiment. 111 :I:ajorJamec C,t , iidy to !) f . , f), of a (~, ..• • ; . 1;,,1t0u I.icutttla2ll, •. 1)(.! i_ieti`enant, without • v.ce who iiiebafti Stephens, t_ . 'llll CeiTon Regiment, Itospita"l:atesi.stant . j'obneGtt ta-he Ai aistamt-Surgeon, vice Gillespie, deceased. ' Sd DO°, Hospital-Assistant John NV harrie to he Assistant- So rgeons Vice ./C.)se, tiveeaced. Royal Stafi n C:orr.;, Lii.ign Willit.e 4 littOrS, from the 3tlt':i itcyiurent..Qf rout, to he Ensign, withottt purchase., vice Braun% ) promoted. Royal AfrieauVorps, raps. `1,),, %felon:tie ta h t t itkjer, 'r - icii Maling, deceased. Hospital-Assistant tobert Turnbull tO be Assi3tant:Sar;geon, nee AFCanit, 'deceased. - .. York Chass e urs„---To he Lieutenants, without poteAtlise, ,gii._ sign W. F. Bell Ensign W.. 1,-.•Caren from the nth Re finrent of. Foot; Ensign Henry Spurling, from the 41th Foot'. William Henry Souper; Gent. to be Ensiggn, vice Bell; Gi•o. !Slain-taring, Gent. to he Ensign, without put - Chat:el En sign John Tennaht to be Adjutant, vice F e rats, who re . signt the Adjutantey only. . • Royal Waggon Train.---To . be' LiCatenant-Colonel, Lieut.- Colonel •fhontas Airdi from half-pay of the Regiment, sTo be Major, Major Chalks Turner, from half-pay of the Regiment. . . .... . . To be Lieutenants, l Lients..P. A. Grobeeker and W.Deart, from half pay of the Regiment ; Cornets Samuel Walby and Robert Parkinson, , • • To be Cornets, Cornets :harks E. Turner, John Mahon, W. I ' Shepherd, Bonnival.Church, John• Fern, vice Walby, ant/ Timothy Egan, vice ParkinSen, from halfqiay of the Re-' ' giment. RoyalVetetanßattalion.Officers appointed from the Retired ,List of the late 12th 'Loyal Veteran Battalion. To be Major; Major William Collis. To be Captains of Companies, Captains John Aimstrcing W. Beard, the Hon. Cartes Southwell, N. B..Dwyer ' Francis Zehender, Jonathan:Shortt,'Josias G. ; Hurt, David Lee, John Vicary, and Albert Zehender. • To he Lieutenants, Lieutenants O'Kane Cameron, George Westphal!, Michael Taylor, John A, Burton, Hector Mac ' clean, Peter Whannell, Patrick O'Brien, Peter Squair, Thomas R. Parker, ••Riehaid Lowe; John Maelean,.. John Paterson, -Joita Buchanan, "%Valiant Heron, Norman J. . 'Moore, 'James New Man,• John Thorn, Robert M'Alpin, John Jiixon, and Simon Davies, , . • To be Ensigns, Ensigns Isaac Wood, James Henderson, Pun - . cao Maclean, Edward Wright, James Toy, Noble Laii more, Thomas . Clarke, _Alexander Hudgins, Alexiintler Barclay,. and John Marston. To be Adjutant with the rank of Lieutenant, Lletzt. and Adj. Williaui Barber.. . . To he QuArter-Master; Quarter-Master Alex. Graharn. •• 2d Gan icon Battalion, Lieut. Hon. Thomas Jocelyn, from the 2;nl Regiment of Fiiot., to be. Captain of a Company, vice Clarke, appointer, to the 15th Foot. . - ', • BREVET. To be Lieutematt-Colonels in the Army.—Majorsß. B. Hand cock; of lath Foot ; • Miller Clifford, of 89th Foot ; H. A. Proctor, of 82d Fuot ; and Frederick Heriot, of the Cana than Voltigewrs. . To be Major in the Army.—Captain James Rowan, of Ist Foot.l • - . • . GARRISONS. Major Martin Alves, of the late it!. !Weal Veteran Pattalion, to be Fort Major at Edinburgh, viee Graham, who resigns, HOSPITAL . STAFF. • Surgeon. George‘ifoli, froui half-p..y of the Royal Waggou Train, to be Aporne.ery to the Forces.. • To- tw•l-lospital- I.ssi,tants, to tile Forees.—Hospital-Mate John Freer, Jaine' Hi4gim, 'John Huggins, Henry dames, • - James It. Morgan,-Freoeriek.Farmer, Johil Cocking, acid • Patrick g`Nlahon, Gent. , Royal Newfoundland Fencibles, John Carroll, Gent. to 'be • Eusigp, rice N a pi er , p r on t ote d i n the tte'giiiient of Menron. Nertron's ifeginient, - 4'n.igu Thomas I'riggc, from the Itatii Foot,. to be - Lientenant, vice N. F. G. Slootenach, re signed. Ensign L. Napier, front the Royal Newfound land Fencibles, to be Lientepaut.. • Royal Corsican Rangers, 'Ensign Balthazar Potts Sin,, Iron') half.pay. of the Cliasseurs Britauniques, to be Ensign, vice Tainejy„ proiiwted. AlLNottinttz-s.-Littitynant Joh'n Bell, of the 32d Foot, who was superseded, a, suited in the Gazette ot the tali Alay ISI4, is reinstated, in fits rank.. , t The superes•ion the Rev. F. L. Orstt , in, hate Chaplain tie Duke of lirunsiviek's Corps, as stated in the Gazette of the 25 t h September 1813, has taut taken place. Thr undermentioned appointments, as stated in the Gazettes of 28th August and 7tp• December 1813, and 6th instant _ have not taken place :-66tli Foot, Peter•Mboro, Gent. to be Ensign.=-Bth West- India Reginient, Stead, Gent. to•be Ensign.—loth Light Dragoon's, John Trullope, Gent. to be Cornet. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas Tye, Litde .Eastcheap, provision-merchant, from May 16 to July 4. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. - • Benjamin Bradford, Stone's-end, Southwark, dealer in Britah wines. DANICPATPTS. • . • - Johan Julius.. Lindner, Broad-street, Ratcliff,' batstrianufac hirer, to surrender May 20,. 27, and June 24, at.twelvr„ at AttOrney, Mr. Paulin, Bread-street, Ratciitf. • San Mel Nalborough and Wilihon Parsons, Harwich - , haber dashers, May Pi, 27, and June .24, at ten, at Guildhall, London.. Attorney, Mr. Latkow, Wardrobe-place, Doctors' • COtmons. John Henry Grellier add William Grahant Cranch, Guildford, Surrey, and_ Bristow-strett, London, lime-bunters, May .20, 30, and June 24, at twelve, at ,Gailtihall. Attorney, Mr.. Hackett, New-court, sSysithites-larie. • . James 11-agreen, • Bury Saint Edmunds; grocer; May 24, at serest - ' 25, and-June 24, at t we l ve , a t the Angel Inn, Bu r y Saint Edinunds. Attornies, .Mr. Charles Leech, Bury St. Eduninds„ or Mr..W. Brumley, Gray's Inn... Jolui. Edney, High 1-I.olLorn, Crofter, May 20„ 27, and June 2V, at ten,- at Guildhall. Att orne y, M r ., Willoughby, Clifford's Inn. . . Joseph Bonnie, Cleoburysllortinier, - Shropshire, mercer, May 30, 31, and June_24, at ele‘en o at the Star and Garter lon, Worcester. Attnrnies, Messrs. Edmunds and - Jeyes, , Chancery-lane, or Mr. G. Hill, Worcester. WilliAnr Harvey, Ipstones,' Staffordshire, grocer, May 17, lA, and June 24, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Uttoxeter. Attornies, Mr. Flint, Uttozeter, or Mr. Gaskell,' Gray's Inn, London. Paul Chiftins„ Much Hadham, 'Hertfordshire, baker, May, 16, - 23, - and June 24, - at` - fen, at Guildhall. Attornies, 'Mr. Gee, Bishop Stortford, or Mr. MaLinson, Ehn-court, Middle Temple. .• Joshua Linglird„Blackwell, Derbyshire, corn-dealer, May 23, .24, and June 24, at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Man chester. ' Attornies, , Mr. Philip Hurd, Inner Temple, or Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Manchester. Robert Islalat, Manchester, merchant, May 21, 27, and June 24, at eleven, - at the' Palace-Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Hadfield, Manchester, or Mr. P. Hurd, Templ e . James Shepherd, Sutton, Yorkshire, ship--builder, May It, I9,.and June 24, at eleven, at the George Itus, Kingston upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Leonard Hicksrafisuill.nu-. square, or Mr. Galen Haire, Trinity-Hou se -Shoe, John White, John George, Cochrane, and William Blunt, Fleet-street, booksellers, May 20, 30, and June 24, at eleven, at. Guildhall. Attorney, Alr. Chippindall, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-tiehls. EdWard Flowarth Bowker and Thomas. Pearson, Salford, .Lancashire, cotton-merchants, June 2,3, and June 24, at two, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr.,Samuel Edge, St. Ann's-street, Manchester. James Frederick Nunney, Clare-street, Clare-market, victual ler, , May 20, at twelve, 37, at one, and June 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. • Attorney, Mr. A. Isaacs, Saint Mary-Axe. Edward Messer, Gagiugwell, Oxfordshire, farmer, y 33, . et five, 23, and June 24, at eleven, at the Whit e Li on Inn, Banbury. Attornies, Messrs. Meyrick and Broderip, Red Lion-square, or Mr. J. W. Golby, Banbury. John Henry Hamaan, Great Winchester 'fleet, merchant, May 20, 27, and• June 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Oakley and Birch, Martin's-la ue, Cannon-street. Edward Hudson, late of Gibraltar, merchant, May 20,. 27, • and .Lune 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Oakley and Birch, Martin's-lane, Counon-street. John .Coeltsedge, Faitu-street, Aldersgate-street,. tallow chandler, May 23, 27, and June 24,15 t twelve, at Guildhall.. .Attorni6s, Messrs. Drew and Sons, Bermondsey -street, • Southwark. - Aliehacl Marshall, New Sarum, Wiltshire, carpenter,.. May 23; 80,. at 'six, and Jvne--24s at eleven, at the Public Rooms, Ness' Sarum. Atrocities, Mr. %Varry, New Inn, London, or Mr. S. Foot, -Salishney. , John it ropp, Birmingham, silversmith, May 26, 27, andlune • 24, at twelvei at the Union Inn, Uninn'street, Birminghaw. Attorney, Mr. John Butt, New-street, Birtuinglunn. Joseph Fhghit, Two Waters, Hertfordshire, farmer,: May 251 27, and J ulie 24, at levet), at Guildhall. Attornies, Alessr. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday -street. Thomas Wagg, I3ath, victualler, May 22, 23, a nd June 11, at eleven, at the Full Maui Inn, Bath. Attornies, , Mr. Burfoot, Icipg's Bench Walls, Teauple, or Mr. John Physich, Bath. John Edwards, Bristol, hatter, May 26, 27, an d J une 24, at .ttornies, Messrs. one, at. the Connner e ial' Rooms, ;\ Tarrant, Croke, sod itichard4, Cimacerplane. . . eliter ant 14..11,01 yontikei, I:mat t Watling street, nt,schants,ll:ty Ana jno , . tt.t at, Goildhi...l. Attornyi, Niatl Th'rogw..l: toriLslro..t. • '2l; and June 2.1, at eleven, at the Gef,rtt. Inn, euven.try. Atiot•n , ;,y, Coyeittvy . • - 110iry tosMrtl Ilatnett, liat,tt c ttr, tnoney-Scrivenet, `fay 21; 24, al three, :tt the IVltite Beat inn, Man ate'iter. Attornies, Mr. Philip Hurd, Benai Temple, or Messrs. liewitt and Manelikl-stif. • bIVIDENDS: '. - Time 3. J. Graham, Glocester-stia;A, ra teen-squft , June .3. J. Seggers, 'Wood-street, Cheapside, 'Jo:att.—June 3. .1. RoWlatt, charter-hooe-squitr,-, merchant.—June. o. A. Aberdein, Liste-stroet,,Leicester-fieldt, inereliativ.-=./upe 5, W. liartill, Bilston, Staffordshire, japietner.—June Poolton. Biltityn,Sta rc,iron -ft ea e 9. J.Myt ton,M and P. G. Mytton, Welsh Pool, bankers.; , —May 30. J. Mouse, Reamlon ) Suffolk, corn-dealer.--•—Tune S. J. :Palmer, Croyd.iii, late-mar ufacturer.—Jinie 3. It, I:ledges, jun. Old Bailey, con fectioner."-Ju ne 3. J. CON, Woolwich, stone-inaSon.--4nrie 3. B.Ediratds,GreatStnrey-street,Blaclifriars-road,linen-draper. June 3: Havdon ? Mitcham, halirr.—June 3. J. F. and W. Street, Bucidersbury, stationers. , —June 10:1. Parry, jun.. Hatfield-street, . Goswell-street, tectitier.—June 3. P. Haw kitis,,.Beer-lant, Tictitalter,—Julie 7. It. Flower, (Merton, Nottinghamshire, innlieeper.--June 'S. W. Gill, Bury St.. Edmunds, grocer.—June 3. Edwards, Clare-street, Clare market, silversmith.—June 3; J. Malaine and A: Neris; Crown street, Soho, jewellers —=May 27. W. Lloyd, Paudins' ton, victualler.--June 3: J. Cifrby; B mgoe, 'Hertfordshire, carpenter.—May 3d: P. Reynolds, King=strod, Southwark, cbinaman. CERTIFICATES-JUNE 3. T. I3urscougb,. Jun; Walton-le-Dale, Lancashire, corn .dealsr—S. Worthington, jun. Liverpool, eorn-mereliant H. Waddington,. Bridge-s,reet, Blackfriars, merchant , — F. Grantham, Boston, Lineolni?bire, bittehee—J. and N. Wea therby, Alnwick, common-brewers—J. Bick, Tredington, Glimcestershire, miller—W. Heath, Aldermanbury, Black well-ball-factor—W. Mott, Lamb-street, Spital-square, vie tuallerC, Wright, Dowgate-bill, wine-merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • • W..Pridgett, J.Stuith, and, 'l'. Padgett, Wkitechapel , road, grocers—a. Ilelliners and' 0. C. S. Rothe', London—C. Dog son and Bagley, Duct:a i l), linen-drapers—G. Barnes and W. Worrall, Manchester, cotton-spinners—J. S hou bridge and T, D. Ruddock, Brigbthelmitone, wound stone lotion-maiiti facturers—,L Bliss and J. Haines, Hamstead, .surgeons—J.' Fearnall, J. Brown, and A. Gotdole, Deptford, coal-mer chants—T. Scott, and .1. Simon, Suffolk-lane, Cannon-street, brocii—D. Gage, and D. Gibbs, 'St. Philip' and Jacob,. Glo cestershire, glaziers—J. and J. Cundee, tvy-lane, booksellers M. Montague and T. Sunderland, Bristol, manufacturers of Street's patent blowing engines—C. JOV - heler and S. M. Farnwoith, Meadowdrat and G. Crossland, Li verpool, rope-Makers—W. Benjamin, E. Lazarus, and Moses, Leigh, Essex, rectifiers—D. H. Stable and It. J. 'Wil liams, Miles's•lttue, Cannon street, wititi-merchaitte. • CORONERS' INQUESTS. On Saturday night, about eight o'clock, an Tri- Auisition was taken at the King's-head cellar, in Uolborn, by Mr. SnEtTozz, on the body of J. 11. Ainslie, who met his death on Friday ,morning by accidentally stabbing himself with a knife. Miss M. Morgan, a relative of the deceased, deposed, that hisinvther being dangerously ill, sl.ie attend-. ed her, and on Thurstbey night the old Lady want ing something about three o'clock - , they both got up to make t fiye ; he began to split sonic wool with the knife produced, a common desert knife, the end of 'a piece of wood rested on his breast, and the edge of the Itnift: towards him. Witness heard an exclamation, ‘g I ,am stabbed, pray call up Mr. Cain the laodlord," Mr.,Cain the landlord cfenosed„ that, early on Friday morning he was called by last witness be saw the deceased as alrelidy stated ; fie instantly procured a surgeon, but he ci(pired , before the sur g eon came; he was lying near his mother's bed. Xt.. Davis, a surgeon in Holborn, stated, that on examination lie found the plaid jacket, flannel waistcoat, and shirt of the deceased, were cut, and a wound four inches deep between the ribs in his left breast. Witness after'; arils opened the Lady, and form(' the heart had been penetrated, which caused hi - s, immediate' death. (Cross-exit mined). Ile could oat conceive the kiiife pro duced would inflict - such a wound by slipping from 3 "piece of VVOqd. _ , . _ The Coroner said, no eviutenee was produced to - prove the deceased committed suicide, and not withstanding Mr. Davis's opinion, it might be probable that it. the left hand slipped from the end of theinife, although it was extremely blunt, it mi g ht penetrate•with still greater force than ilin tentionally plunged. In this opinion the Jury ag reed, and returned a verdict—AccidentalPeath. ..Friday an ll:quest was held - at the Golden An chor public-house, in Coppice-row, Clerkenwell, on thc_bsuly of Sarah Rayner, aged I 9 years; who died in Clerkenwell .Workhouse. J. Jontes, the beadle of said parish, stated, on Thursday toot' the deceased was brought to the :Workhouse in d • dying state. She said that site was a servant out: of place, and resided at the house of her krother'-.. In-law, in AVllitecross-street, St. Luke's ;• that she had bought four pennyworth of arsenic at a shop in Aldersgate-street, and went to a 1 called.for half a -pi nt o f b eer, ‘ mixed th e p o i son w i th it. She - then drank it, and Walked ab ou t f or a s h ort t u ne, :a i r i 171 e i d n i S t , P and taifieidt' when the poison began As operate; a short time after the above confession, she expired. Mr. Thiry stated, that he resides in , Ardersgate,street ; that die deceased came to his shop, and a4;ed- for . tour pennyworth of arsenic,:saying, that her titer was removed to a new house which swarmed with rats.,—The Jury. :returned .a - verdict of In 3anity. • The Bill for conti nu i ng t h e two-Acts 44th and 46th - (E0. M. to enable his MAJESTY to accept the l services of the subjects of Foreign States, by enlisting them itito the British Service under cer tain restrictions, has gone through a Con,mittee, in which the blank has been filled np; and the aboveinentioned• Acts are continued for One Year from the period of time expiration of the said Acti respectively, and, until twelve months•after the termination of any Izat by the Ratificationt a definitive Treaty of Peace. About 600 men belonging to the 27th regiment of foot, in three transports, from Bermuda, des tined fur Portsmouth, anchored in Berchaven Harbour, inireland, on the Ist inst. • . On. "Pebi"g a bale of cotton-wo , ol,lst week at themill of Me,srs.Grimshaw,White-hcmse,greally to time astonisLment of all present, a. small tortoise was turned out. 'lt appeared at time time 'to be in 'a torpid state, but on being ,washed, and a short' time exposed to the (Tett air, it became animated and lively., Itimmust have been at least six months excluded front the air, depriVed of food and tno-; don, may have .been so for two- years, as frequently happens that cotton-wool has' been so long pn4ed before QQJIIeS to tile band of tilt: aniinuticturer:•-•-(BelaSt Purser.) . 11'4 COURT OF V. JOHN ~ ';051 .1.' H • t he de' This tcx~ lt .- prOtttdill/Z to re...0VV..1' fr tifil s o of feiukAnt, 1-tlo was lin auctioneer , .to r he )0/. I_3e:llg tile ittilotillt his i.)0 11 ( 1 - p li r r e ( ",0 - correrct return set tcY5-- ur b A rg . .- 1 . )o)-1 . 11viit of he . doties th-vreon. Ih ha e. I C itlitd e againA the'ddendant now %vas, that stet" a false. return of goods i . old bte - re' on 0&0L0-.1. Isi3 ; 1 ,3 " t i p b s i t t y r b e t t e i e l t t e ; ) t e t :r i r t:a .2 a i 1 2 :1 1 :a: i e t t r e e s f c c: toot-.c. :1 5 t b ;,7 0 1 00 ) 11 1 - 1 1 a -L' tc le li t fi r , ll l 2Y elo li t e ) i g a ii . l l) .! e t n o s t ° li i - d "\ t r () (!j ' e gv )t-I°eilffiji'ciel v :ll f; rl6lll° ' 417e71, Jury r the Crown.-I)anLiaes 4000/. 'and OLD BAILEY. 4. .• On Saturday, John Roberts, aged 2U, ' c 0 1 ~z....---- . .A was or tally indicted for robbing Joirn - Bilrl' es ', ; e , 1 01 7 King's highway, of a piece of Irish -liltiirs• tither articles, value St the property °, l . at ol i Latapell and Co. linen drapers, in nar' ic-1' . the 9th of November lust - i the . • It appeared that,• on the dad in que st° • ri tii th e a pF i s c e le c .s ut i o n r q s u s e e s n t t io t i l l 7ir boy, John Barne s ' r‘ ll lY iti i t t he City-road :he was to m be et d b e y liv t e h r e c( i i n t 'rs :ut iit i ' l;i7 ' knocked liltn down and took the goo(k fr e ' n 7 l l ll o f 'The prisoner was not apprehended till the ' i 40 April last, when he was recognized by t i l lg j o "0 , the man " who bad robbed him ' : GuiltY"7„ - iio. Elizabeth Silly was found guilty of st. ":,:yorw it „beer- 1.01o t; fire 'The pound note, the property of . he prisoner'had been entrusted to plac e° ,r Of m a drawer, it Was afterwards -missed, an' confessed her guilt. ling' 4' -, George Sherrington was convicted of stew - 3e Ar from Eleanor Hudson. The pr i s oner, it ' 111 0 .1)",, .erl, went to . the. house of the'- prosecu tr t i ,:' e c °: . b is a pain-Infirm .wornan, and under P.Fc`; . „ l deb'' of elO p l o iti:lg lv t i o do a w sZel l e i t e y formed for pa} " } g t i ll ; li re o tni f ecYe a .o s f i lt w 'rl i ei l s a p, r l : iit n so : l tu llee l r .: sre h lte a ll n:l l i !e li;anl( b eol' e lb e lle l ie l eellisi : t r a ; lc i at.:l : l;eing.dj''.}cliari?: him. lam en t Baron W O OD said, that he bad only. !',-.eitra" that it was. nor a cap i ta l o ffe nc e, 'fora nl°7 fi d Ill" cious criminal he had-never known ; be '',l o -till ready been convicted of a similar offe n " ce .,, gel t). the pre,ent sessi on , ari d several other L , - - a similar nature were still agains . t kin)" SARI ADFtfL•~[RE AT LIME! () U S ""'" " re g t f 'to record the desteuctive vages of an" t ' i ee - l' ---0° shieh broke rensises of sup rts p osert ; :r se r3l ( M : t rte‘(:oe'c'.lll'll::"Lll;l.'el:la'b7eitiePl:jl"(ll°-street ehasttil('rs, .l t 1171 C i()1P t•( • hglituing. .Ifor upwards of lout : hours til'ivair!'» spread in every direction ; and notc o . lrsl ‘ Il g e t r l t t i( t l}, re b , : c r i n ly t extensi:, of ttiati,e;eek were i t :t ee :t o :e l :i t s :t ie : it : : , stroyed were eng ag . e d principagy jo : "‘" Apprehensions *ere entertainco, at , T . iP S if time, for the safety Of 11uFFINIAN'S the second five in the sante s treet.. ' l ' 4 o o ' months. The last fire consumed sercnt,'" o„,ra' AT'fkNIPTED SU ICIDE.—Larly 11 11 ing MAIITt Zl, (if No. °, lea% lit; -Mrs.. MARTIN in bed, and n 1 dinner l.4 : r " . l A t h h i e i! , ; ( t e:, amt then went into the parlour, wok up! -(), t c4 C !low, hearit Isis 74: 1e d ‘ rL h d H l i nT e g l r 'e o t a l 1;7: i il:1 0 :' :i ti-c'erl! i w t l i t l c e re k h ti i ife iii liis t s i ationac:.iug iii blood : mediately gave the alarm, a Surgeu n cured, anti, on ex i a j t :ir iil t( ia l. • ti°ll--opes iiittv;s windpipe was not il e r ed of his recovery. No cause is assign° H-- os. rash act, but he has since strewe d s Y all ) *, 1 ,111 derangement; fen- On Saturday morning a young 13.' 0 ° 1° i j c 64. a three pair (If stairs window, whi ch `' , 6o"' lc La r. cleaning at a watchmaker's hotise, lact . OF church-street, near Thames•street• A su ", ( v ity se rt . was passing on the opposite side of The sbe 110 4 Pig the part Of the window by wic il . give way, and that she was in the " t °t its l' 1115 : ran across, in order to receive. her lie ro; but she fell with such force on hint both struck senseless to the ground, and bciuto. were 11'° carried rai, ‘ il e i r t e t a t p h p o a u r: i t: t f a t b l e if r e;: a s it s b t s o t , c l e L itos pi they lie without hope .of recover Y• tr('P Agenteel looking man, accornl )3nl • I3isV Ys l his sort, went i►uo ore .gate-street, the rubbed it. twice 'cm ith epalmdlv o ()f o l , : is a n cl % drew it acr oss hi s th r oat, fel expired. of C/24. BIRTHS. r bury, Fig. d On Tuesday last, the Lady of Jola) Ha p *sa C4'" font, Bucks,:of a son. - j e adY On the loth inst. ut Whitefortl-Ho use, stre et, of a son and h e ir. • r jarler On Friday last, at his bonse in Lady of Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. of a .0n Sata r d av ,. fl yer -s ' 4 l;er, At All hore . 1131, se, GO al Poni,;: l !l N •Joi)usou, FAci. of tV:1 10 " - , e u Ara l Y' -' laud, to (;!drst daughter of Sr. • C u unty of:Yolk, Bai t. at: St.. Gevege's C a, a of the ,Arcribiiliov in I:isltt.7,t's:::'ytg,te;ear.tiwa,n with () vent Esq. of .I.inchestcr, aced P, Yjr tig John ri eonesday last, at Bath, the -19 h ”:,iftf. e bb On F:71"") Ef 4. one of the Aldermen of that L-19;44 Jo Ward Ll'"BY. last, :it Minxitili I LO NDON: Pr' • „ °lents ; Ortivri : I r tturs (post-paid) , "‘c.