The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-30 00:00:00

PLRSECUTIONS IN FRANCE. Extract frum the Bralletln of Nimes. [From a Morning Paper.) • " On'the sth Juiy several 'o Protestants were burned, and o n the 6th a stiik .greattr notid)er. The Steward (Gerisseur) of the -estate of Gniraudin Was stretched over a fire. After his death they took Stith down and, exhibited the body to passengers. The 7th, Sth, and 9th were Inoretaltu days 7 —there were only pillages.—On the -sth, they massacred almost all the prisoners who %I-ere Protestants A pretended national guard, formed. of all the malefactors, and 'of all the orthless wretches of ,the -environs and the town, are acenseduf these criwes. One of the Captain's is a person of the name of Toislajou, a'sweeper 'of tie streets,,who atone has killett fourtcto Pro •testants. They broke open the grave of a young rtotestant girl, to throw her into a common -re rept:tele of 'Gbh. Those Protestants whom they tlo t t ot 1611 they exile, and throw into prison, and yct there ‘vere a great number of I.l.oyali6ts among them.. • " From the 10th to the 14th..ittly no courier from Paris arrived. -Oa the 16th, the. Xing was proclaimed by the -Urban Guard (composed of , men between_ 40 and 60 years, of age), followed. by all the most tespeetable persons in the town, and the white flag was hoisted. • "On the 17th, armed bands of brigands, and the rritional guards of Beaucaire came to disarm - ► the military,. who sustained an assault in the barracks, and they were almost 4111 massacred. Their numbers amounted to 200. " fin the 18th, many peaceable citizens were , massacred—many.houses pillaged. On the after- - nowt of that cruel mornipg, the mad wretches run about the town, calling out that they wished Seen , ld S - aint Bart " On the 19th, the Prefect published a Procla mation, recalling, the peaceable persons who bad qtiitted tie town ; t bey obeyed this "order, and a great number were'assassinated. From the 20th to the 29th the pillages and assassinations did not Ascontinue. Those who ► sought. their safety in flight were assassinated on the roads. Some were conducted into prisobs, where they are. still groaning. " On the 29th, the Prefect of the King at rived. The other Prefect had been named by the Royal Commissioner: "On the 30th, a Te Deum was chanted. o n the 31st the new Prefect published a very prudent proclaniation, hut he quitted Nisates. . " On the Ist August, M. de Calviere, the per son whotn the Royal Comm ssioner had named, resumed the functions of Prefect, and 16 Pt ores tants were "mass.icred. They, wencabont seizing them in their-houses, and .t hey cut their throats before their own A100r5.... Many were massacred i , t - the fields. The night bet weep •the Ist and 2d was ,the most cruel. M. de Calvicre caused an order, to he posted tip, which„seems to have somewhat calmed these pretend& d R(;yalists. On the 4th, several count!) , seats were set on fir'e. "-The peaceable. citizens,' the Members of the- Urban Gaard, have been again forced to_flee to save .them , elves from des.truc,tion. The Prefect sent order to them to rutinn, tinder the penalty of having the laws respecting' emigration put force . against them. 'nose who returned into the town' experienced either dkath.or captivity. It is uncertain whet' er M. de Mmacahn or M. de C-tiviere is most guilty of allow ing or. causing the commission of all these horrors, but suspicion • ftois prin , ipally on the former, who is Royal Co oiniksioner,, and` whowl, it is_said, the, King bad a cor" , hierahle time ago 'ordered to cease 'his functions. . " Noth;ng prolnises any Security to the friends of order; for ail tire authorities, with the .excep tion of two persons, are composed .01 the most timid dnd .feeble men. The Attornies (Notaires) 3tttl the' .4vocals have formed resolut,ions not to retain or to re ceive into their bodies any hut Rowan Cath. - lies. Nismes has already lost its rank amongst the commercial 'towns. It is on the brink of com plete art rihil thou. " The. Prefect named by the King was a NI. rbot he has done no good. The foreign troops have been implored to forct the h,•igauds to repose, and assist the true Royalists, for the-bri gands abuse this name, which they will render.uni verSall odious. " The number of deaths is prodigious ; w-elave not an exact enumeration. • . " florrors,of the same kind are continued in the neighbouring towns." ELOPEMENT.--Wednesddy, as' the 'carriage of the Hon. Colonel was proceeded along the toad towards his Country residence-mear.Cton tart, close to DUblin, ,an alarm/was given- that the springs had snapped,: and that 'the car riage was in imminent danger of aversetting ; the family, to . avoid the impending danger, got out nith the utmost precipitance, and were assisted by those who gave the alarm ; it turned out to be a ruse de guerre, practised by a gallant son of Mars, who, having a post-carriage at hand, with, the assistance - of his confederates, Landed the Colonel's lovely daughter into it, and iirove Dif with his fair prize. The gallant Cap; lain belongs to one of the most distinguished re giments,in th e service, and braved the danger of the law_ tr,:mendous conflict. AsolligltACCoUNT.—On Wednesday Mist, as Colonel S was coming into town with his family, from his seitt near Cloiitari, he was alarmed by - a' man on the road, whocalled out that the spring of the carriage was jtist.brokeu, and that they were in the greatest danger_ of being overturnekt, on ivhich the company in ,stantiv hastened out of the carriage. They had actin:eh; alighted when three men fissile(' forward and suzed one of the Ladies, the dautt'llter of Col. S—, and bore her into a chaise, which immediately droVe otf. The Lady 11 ad been married about t our ye .rs ago to a Captain --, but in consequence. of 3o,tie diderenices, they had not cohabited for the ii)st two years. t. •'• Captain was identified to be the leader the party. - infdtmations were ten-, dutch! against him at two AA the Offices, but O r in-vd, :Is the Magistiates thought it would be cri.el to sepnrate those whom Heaven had joined ti, i ;utilet.—Dublin Paper, Aug. 20., FRODI THE LONDON GAZFT lE, AuG.29, 1815. War-Office, Aug. 29,1815- lst Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet C. B. Stevenson - to be LienteW,At. vice Foster, killed in action. • 10)h Reg pent of Light Drazoons; Robert Bfirdett, Gent. to he Cornet, without porch^ '•• 12th Ditto, •Lieta. Richard Falton to he Captain of a Troop, vice Sandys, dead of his v minds. 16th Ditto, Litut. J;;;nes ilriti. r, from the 20tli Light Ara crooos, to he.:.ientennot, without pnrclia , e. 18th Ditto, It Hackett, Gent. to be CUrnet, by purchase,.vird - Morris, promoted. • Staff - Corps of Cavalry, Lieut.-Col. Sir Ge - o. Seovell, K. C. B. from half-pay of the late Staff Corps of CaV-c.lry, to be Ma jor-Commauiint. • To be Captains of Troops, Capt. L. Dnring, front half-pay of the late Staff Corps of Cavalry.' Captain John Gitterick, front ditto. To he Lieutenants, W: B. Hook, from the 67111 Foot. lAtitt. James R 4 oke, front half-pay of the late Staff Corps,of Cavalry. To he Cornets, Cornet 'John Tipping, from lialf-nay - of the late Staff Corps of. Cavalry. Cornet S. C. 1-iitichclille, from ditto. To he Adjutant, Cornot a , ,d Adjutant l;eix Le Neve. To be Surzeon, tiur:von .Thsepti Browne, from half-pay of the late Staff Corps. - of Car , itrv. To ht% Veterinary Surgeon, Voterinary Surgeon - llttrting ton, from half-pay of-the late StaX Corps.Qf Cayal re. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards, Manners, Gent. to be En,i;rn and lieutenant, wit.hout purchase, vice • Hon yolan. promoted. . Ist Re , zinrtnt of Foot; Stanhope „Bruce, Gent. to be' F4lsign, uiltrq it piirclizise. Vice Clialeroft, whose appointment tins not taken place. • 2d Ditto, Lieut.-Colonel 11. C.-E. - Vernon Graham, front the Staffhi Ninth America, to be . Lieut.-Colonel, vice Hen- tlersOn, 13th Ditto, Lieut., E. W. R. Antrohns, from the Canadian' Fermi))les, to be Lieutenant, vice Richardson, who ex- • 19th Ditto, Ensign Fortescue 'Heatherly to be. Lieutenant, without tructuise, vice Tubbs, appoi►►ted to the Bth lloynt • Veteran Battalion. tisi Ditto, Second Liectenant„ .Limits D. Brown to - he First Lieutenant, witimot purchase, vice Stewart, promoted. Neil Morison, Gent. to liPCecond Lientenant, vice Brown. 2311 Ditto, Seemed Lieutenant Hugh P. Baurehier, from half- pay of the Regiment, to he Second Lieutenant,„rice Pem berton, who exchange;. 46th Ditto, Cant. Fra;cisShearman, from half-pay of the Be en-lent, to he i Captain of a Company, vice Chartres, ap pointed to the Port ngue:e Army. • - 65th Ditto, Lieut. S. Scarfe to be Captain of a Company, with outphrchase, vice M'Niel, apPointed to the 'tit R. V. natt. Ensign John M. Bliss to be Lieutenant, vice Scarfe. Th:)s, W. Craig, Gent. to he Ensign, rice 3 9 th Ditto, Assls„tant-Surgeoii (lenient Ehins, from the 9th Foot, to lie Assistant-Surgeon, rice Cottnam, deceased. 42d Ditto, Ensign POrick Campbell, from the half.poit of the Regiment, to be Ensign, 'vice, Gerard, killed itt action; 49th Regiment of Foot, Major Buoliury, frini the Glengarry Light Infantry Fencibles, to be Major, vice Clerli;•who ex- cl,anzes.- Dit6, Lie nt. I. G. FitzGeralri, from half-pay of NPLean's late iteeruiting Corps, to he Lieutenant, vice Agnew, who . . . exchanzes. ~ 64th Ditto, Lieut. GeorKe Fraser to he Captain of a Contpany; vie. , Crofton, killed in action. Serjteant-Major --Dow. die, fron% the Sid Foot, to be Arijotant (with the. rank of En,ign), vice earlkle, who resigtk the Adjutancy only. 57 !h Ditto, Ensign Thotnas Rayner, front the 104th Foot, to lie.Etis , 4o, vice Baxter, who exchanges. 60th Ditto, Captain William Bower, from half-pav of the 50th ,Foot; to tie Captain of a Company, vice Serie; ivho e*- chatiges, Hospital-Assistant Jinnes Thompson to be As- sistant-Sinweon. . '2cl Ditto. Bic-bard Morris; .Genf. to-be Ensign, by purchase, . . vice Cidte, promoted. 67th Ditto", Nia - i!,r Ff. P. Davison to he Lieutenant-Colonel, • 'by pnrc'4ase, lice KinL ch. who retires. , 70th Ditto—To II:, Lieutenants, Ensign Jamas f-Innter, rice G. Collis, dcceated. Ensign 3AI - in Alston, vice Castle, de ceased. Ensign-Wm. Cranford, vice Forbes , decea se d . 79d Ditto, 4 . 3e.ritivinan Cadet Lamliert Cowell, from the Royal Nl•litiry Colle' ,- e to be Ensign, by intrehasco 7 ice Cochrane, _ who retiree. 84th Ditto, Second Lieutenant Sethi), from half-pay of the 33d to be Ensign, tite Nightingall, who/ex- cluing : ' • - . 85th Ditto, Ensign - 11. Brnolie to be Lieutenant, without pur eobse, Five Gaccf,ytie, promoted in the 3d Garrison Ilatt.. lion; Thomas Barter, Gent. to be • Ensign, by purchase, vice Proolw, promoted: .- . . 13t1) Ditto, J, h' Philip Dahree,•Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Needlimn, promoted. 89th► Ditto, captain Robert Mockler, from the Royal New foundiaDO Feticibles, to be Captain 'of a tompany,-rich Barnes, who exchanges. 99. d Ditto, Ensign Angus M€Donald to he tieutenant, with out purchase. Ensign Skinner, from. the Sicilian Regiment, to he, Ensign, without pnrcllage: Lieutenant • George Mael<ie- to FR'. Ailsutant,'vice Alexa der, promoted. 95th Ditto, Captain Thomas Barnard, from, taalf-fray of the 47th: Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice 6ineron, who exchanges. 100th Ditto, to be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensigns :Tomes Johnstone, vice Ramsay, deceased and T. L. Davies. To be Ensign, : Tames Prendergastfient. vice Davies. 103 d Ditto, Lieut. Charles Kelson to be Adjutant, vice Pctitt, deceased. 104th Ditto, Captain George Fowler, from half-pay'of the 41st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, ♦iCe Dennis, Who exchanges.. Ensign William Baxter, from-the Sith Foot, to be Ensign, vice Itayrit , who exchanges. Royal West India Rangers, Captain -- Troya to be Major, vice O'Rourke, deceased. Bourbon Regiment, Second Lieutenant and Adjutant - Gunn to have the rank of Lieutenant. To he First Lieutenants, Second Lieutenant Thninas Rice, - vice Patten, deceased; Second Lieutenant .Patrick Rice, vice Grogan, who resigns. To be Ensigns, Gentleman Collet\ Thomas.Edmards, from the Royal Military College, without putetase, vice Fcry, who resigns; - Gunn, Gent. vice T. Rice; James Den . . ham, Gent. vice P. Rice. Corps of Foreigners, attached to the Woyal Waggon Train. To be Cornets ' Serjeant Hknry . Fernsen, from Ist Hussars of - the. King's German Legion; Serjeant Henry Vansaude, from ditto. Ist Royal Veteran-Battalion—To be Captains of Companies, Captain William Cartwright, from the - late sth 'Royal Ve teran Battalion; and William.Morray, from ditto. . To . be Lieutenants, Lieut. Michael Chadwick,. from the 40th Foot ; and. John 1.1. Challis, from the - .9th Foot. 2d Ditto, Captain Henry Walker frOm the 67th Foot, to be - Captain of a Company. To be Lieutenants, Lieuts. Ilugh Fleming, from the 24th Pout; and William Pass, from the Royal African Corps. quarter-Master William King,' fromrthe &Ali Foot. To be Ensigns, Ensigns John tionlon, from halfiay of the 98th Foot; Henry Bowen, froth the Ist._ Wcst India regi mrnt ; Serjeant-mtljor John Fulton, from the Royal Mili tary Asylum.' 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain .) . ohn Webb, from the York .Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Captain of a'Com -. paoy ;' and Lieut. Thomas Anderson, from the %tit Fout, to lie Lieutenant. sth Ditto, Captain Angustus Bulstrode form the 66th Foot, to - be Captain of a Company; Robert Sttwart, • Riding . Master to the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, to be Ensign. 1111 - Ditto, Lieut. John Dixon, from the 2d Garrison Data- lion, to he Lieutenant. ittli Ditto, To be Captains of Companies, Brevet Major Fran ' cis 1-lay.ker, front the 96th Foot. Captain J. H. Evatt, from the 3d Ceylonitegiment. • • To he Surgeon, Surgeon llobert Hill,, from half-pay of the late Ist Garrisonßattalion. To be Assiitant-Surgeons, Assistant-Surgeon John , H. Sprague, from half-pay of the, late 3d ROS'al Veteran Patta - lion„ Assistant-Surgeon Joseph poett, from the half-pay of the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. `Royal Newfoundland Feneibles ' Capt,,iti George W. Barnes, from the 89th Foot, to be Captain of • a• Company, vice Mockler, who exchanges. Canadian Feneibles ' Lieutenant John Bichardson, from the lath Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Antrobus, who eZchanges. Glengarry Light - Infantry Fersoihles, Major Alexander Clerk, from the 49th Fout, to be Major, vice Buirbury, Who ex . changes. . . The umtermentioned Cadets. of' the Honourable East India Company's service to have file temporary rank of liusign during the period of their being attached tuthe - Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners at Chatham, under the coal wand of .Lieutenant-Ctlonel Pastey :—Cadets Willißm Nairne • Forhes,'.lames Oliphant, Bentley Buxton, George Jenkins, Archibald Irvine, Thomas Wallow, and Samuel Athill. BREVET. Major James Fullerton, of the 95th Foot, to be Lieutenant- Luivuel in the Army! To be Majots. in•the Army, Captain Joseph Logan, of the 05th Foot: Captain Jaines Basden, of the 59th ro)t. • ' STAFF'' • Lieutenant-Colonel G. A. Henderson, from the 2d Foot, to be Inspeciting-Field.:o(licer of Militia In Npya Scotia, Nice Gra ham, who exchanges. HOSPITAL STAFF. Deputy-Inspector B. Bloomfield, with temporary rank, to be Depntr-Inspector of Hospitals. - To be Hospital-Assistants to the Forces, Alexander !Sinclair, ' Gent. HospitaiMate W. D. Clarke. The King's Getlitan Legion. • Sd Regiment of •UUSSiirS, Lieutenant-Colonel Chaties Baron Maydell, froln the 2d Regiment of Light r _tr_goons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Myer, died-of his wounds. Ist Battalion of Light Infantry, To be Captains of Companies, Lieutenant Frederick th! Hartwig, vice Heimbruch, placed upon half-pay. lieutenant Christopher Heissee„vice Rau tenherg, appointed to the Ist Veteran Battalion. Ditto, Lieutenant-Jamel M'Glashao to he Captain of a Company, vice Wyneken, appointed to the Ist Foreign Ve- terall Battalion. • : • lAA Battalion of the Line Captain CharleS Baron KrO , venfeldt, from the t;th Battalion of ti:e Line-, to lie•MAjor, vice Cou lon, appointed to the Ist Veteran-Battalion. - 2d Ditto, Major Charles Aly, from Vie fith• Bititalion of the Line, to. be Liedt.-Colonel, rite Schroeder, dead of his Brauns, tent. to he'lEnsign, vice Cropp, who,resigns. .4111 Ditto—'l'o be Captain's of Companies, Captain and Bri gade-Major. ‘Joitits, Torun'', vicoMejer, promoted in the sth Battalion of the Line. Lieut.•WM. Pape, vice Hot appointed to the Ist Veteran Battaliint. Lieut.-Adolphus de Langwerth to he A.iljutant,' vice klartwlg, -who resigni tlic...Adjutancy only. t'lt Battalion of the Line,. Brevet Major Philip Mejer, from the 4th Battalion 'of the Line, to he Major, , ;ice Aly, pro moted in tlre gd Battalion of the Line. Lil•atenant•Chas. Berger. to be Captain a a Company, vice Goi , iltai, appoint edto the tst Foreign Veteran Battalion , Criarier-Master- Seljeant Christian Goebel to he Ensign, vice Walther, ap , pointed Adjutant; Ensig n V 7 ilhau, Walther. to be Atlju •tailt. vice Si cituck, hi led n action. 13th 100, Lieut. Barth Old Baron llonstedt to he Captin'i of a Company, vive Kronvnteidt, protnoted in the Is Biota- lion of the Line. Ist Foreign 'Veteran Battalion-Majiir George' tie Coulon, from the Ist Battalion of the Line, tit lie Major. To he Captains of Companies, Capt.- Frederick Wyne':eu, from the 2t.1 Battalion of Li:tht Infinttre, vice Mar.schalcli, promoted in the 4th Baitahou of the ,Line • George Rau , tenberg, from the Ist Battalion of ;.i7 ht Inf:lntry; Francis notzen, from 4th Battalion of the Line; ChiStian Baron Goelien, froth the sth Battalion of the To be Lieutenants, Lient. George de. Witte, from the Pth Battalion of the Litie. Lieut. Augustus Meyer, from the sth ditto,. Lient. Win. Atlsios, fimn the 2d Battalion of the Light Infantry. Lient. Wm. Fable, from the Ist ditto. Lieut. Fred. de Fineke, from the - tat Battalion of Light Infantry. To be Ensigns, Serjeant-Major W. :Miler. Quartermaster- Serjeant,folis Wegener, from the Ist Battalion of the Line. Serjeant Henry Oppermann, - from the sth ditto. Quayter master-Serjeant F. Sehultze, front 7th ditto. The King's German Legion. StaffL-Lieut. 1.. Benne, from,t 6th` Batt. of the Line, to be Brigade-Major with the rank of Captain, vice Tinizeus ap pointed to the 2,1 Batt. of the Line. Lieut. W. Baron Baht zan, from the 4th ditto, to he ditto, vice Tomlin appointed to the 4th Battalion of the Line. Sicilian Regiment, Ensign Gaetami D'Angelo, front the Re giment of Meuron, to be Ensign, vice Skinner appointed to the 92d Foot. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. G. Coles and C. Coles, of Tower-street, brokers. fr.:,^ to Oct. 7. T. Witzborti, of Chatham, butcher, froth Sept. 9 to Sept. 26. W. - ei'hitchouse, pf Tewkesbury, linen -draper, from,Sept.2 to Oct. 7. M. Coale, of Thorney-street, Bloo4nsbury, tailor, from Sept. 2 to Sept. 12. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • .. . T. W. &trues, of Poppleton,. Yorkshire, timber-mar:l:rant. BAN K.RUPTS. J. - Riordan, of-Great Dorerstreet, Southwark, pavrnbroke , , Sept. 5, 12, and Oct. 10, at ten, at Guilitl , 24l. Attornies,' .Messrs. Holt aitd :'arrest, Threadneedle-ti-et. J. Wvt:tee, of Kingston-npouq , •ames, distiller,.Sept. 2, at one, ! , ;ept. - -26, at eleven,- and Oct,. la, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allies, Tokenhouse -yard, Lothbury. B. Davis, now or late of Broseley, Salop, saddler, Sept. :9, at six, Sept. 19 and Oct. 10, at eleven, at the Lion Inn, llrose ley. Attorney, Mr. Bigg, Southampton-buildfingl. E. Roberts, of Laiivaclics, Monininalishire, dealer H Sept. 6,7, and; Oct. 10, at .eleven, at the TAlhot lan, Eris- - tol. Attorntes, Messrs. Price and T. IL Co;ack, of Kingston-upon-Mull, mercluint, Sept. R, 11, and Oct. 10, at ,eleren, at Sam's Coffee-house, Kingston- Attornies, Messrs. Longdill and Butterfield, Gray's-i nn-squarc. J. Tweedale, of Monton-grOen, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, Sept.,ll, 12, and Oct. 10, at. ten, at the Palace Inn, Man chester. Attorney, Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple. B. Dealtry, of Rawclifie, Yorkshire,. farmer, Sept. 4,5, and Oct. 10, at eleven, at the hotel, its Ashen', Y s orkshire. At torney, Mr. Maxon, Clement':-inn. R. Gregory, of the Old ',Jewry, irsnrance-broker, Sept. 2,9, ~ and Oct. 10, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. War _ ren,,'Cliange-alley, Cornhill. J. Wells, of Dunstew, Oxford4hire, tailor, Sept. 12, at four, Sept. 1;3, and Oct. 10, at eleven, at. the White Lion Inn 'Banbitry. Attornies, Messrs. Meyrick and Broderip, ReS • ~-Lion-sytiare. - J. Saint, of Lyinin i ;ton, iron-fonnder, Sept. 12, at one, Sept. -• 13, at ten, at the house of. Mr..l. Mew, at Lymingtorr. Attornies, Messrs. bleasdale, Alexander, and Holine, New-inn. W. lzeati, late of Crediton, Devonshire, serge-malier, Sept. )4, 15, and Oct. 19,.at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attornics, Messrs. Anstice and Wright, Inner Temple. J. Roberts, J. Wangamann, and N. Ryan, of Gower's-walk, Whitechapel, sugar-refiners, Sept. 2, 9', and Oct. 10, at twelve, at kinildhall. Attorney, Mc. Woods, e w Curn Exchange, Mark-lane. • 'l'. Calvert; of- Leeds, merchant, Sept. 8, at five, Sept. 9, and Oct. 10, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Bradford. Attornies, Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Dawson, Furnivars;inn. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 14: H. Wrilker, _late, of Tharmaston, Leicestershire, dealer—Sept. 19. W. Sykes and 'l'. Shackleton, White Lion street, near Norton Valgate, seed-merchants7—Sept. 19. It. Mason, late of Norfolk-sireet, Middlesex-Haspital, carver and gilded—Sept. 21:G. Hunt, late of Stalbridge, Darsetshire, linen-draper—Sept. 28. E. Wilturd, Boston, Lincolnshiire, merhant—Sept. 23. B. Abraham, Lot ['bury, merchant—Oct. 7..1. S. Friedeherg, Falean-yitiare, Aldersgate-street, mer chant—Sept. 19. 1.. Churchyard, Fressingficld;Suffolk, grocer —Sept. 22. K. Punlitfe, Castleton, Lancashire, hat manufac turer-60. 21. H. Shifflien, Bush-lane, merchant —Oct. 7. J. Peters, Friday-street, Cheapside, dealer—Sept. 12. W. W. Eagle, and W. Barnard, Gloucester-Terrace, soap-timunfactu rers--:Sept. 19. J. Forsyth ' Leadenhall-street, bookseller—Sept. 2. E. 'l'. Herbert, and K. G. Penfold, West blacking-manufacturers—Sept. 19. J. Hay, Stam ford-Fill, merchant. CERTIFICIVIESSEPT. 19. IL Palmer, of Epsom, wine-merchant—S. Sanndors; of Hallywell-street, Shoreditch; dealer--:-G. Greenwood, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merehant—J, and B. Carlin, of King ston-upon-Hull, merchants—J. Oakes, of Warnford-court, Tlirogmorton-street, stock-broiler--J. Boyce, ou .. Paradise street, R o therhithe,.house-carpenter. PARtNERSII IPS DISSOLVE D. J. T. -Thompson and iW. G. Thompson, of Long Acre, camp-equipage makers—J. li. White and T. White, of Eves curfiers—W. Blechley and 3. T: Shewell, of Ipswich, woollefirdrapers — T. Leigh and W. Leigh, of Honley,. York shire, a-manufacturers—W. Young, and J, B. Milner, of m anc hesto-,corn-dealers—A . : - J. Huutly and E. Mather, of Reading, governesses of ,Bath-place Boarding-house School— s. Favell, J. Beddotne, and M. - Petrie, of Bearhinder-lane— • Caistor and J. Booth, of Manchester, corn-dealers—T. Cooke and 'F. Stone, of ITnion-street, Southwark, furriers -- J. Allen, T. l Wroe, C. , Walmsley, and, T. Ireland, of Man chester, Turkey red-dyers—W. Worthington and J. Worthing ton, of ManchestCr, silk and cotton mann facturers—W.Carter apd W. Mitchell, of Hammersmith, pawn-brokers--J. Beever amid Beever, jun, of Manchester, cotton-merchants — W. Pare and J. Frith, of llainwersmith,.nurserymen-3. Smith and J. Smith, of Leeds, raft-merchants—C. Hoare sod It. of..Leadeuhall street, tailors—l. Gurst and Fraser, of Jiulme, dyers. • • [l7llis Gazette offers a pardon to any one of the accomplices who shall impeach the per on who actually set tire to the barn of the Rev.lleginald tiligh, Rector of Romald Kirk, near Darnard Castle. Mr. Rtigh had previously received an ano nymous letter, containing a threat, that he and his tamily should be Etss4s3illiitCd, and las dwelling-house Purucci.l POLICE INTELLIGENCE• { MANSION-00USt itOt EkTRAOROINARY DENOUEMENT OFALO'R, gey EERY.—Yesterday the case, wherein itineiciisir was charged with robbing Mr. Askew, as than), of upwards 01,3,000/. and S. gar' "esied accessary, was filially investigated. I t ' 3 I) ,Plitv that a few (lays back the female prisonerl,(7itli' timatcd to the proseNtor, that, sbonld li n►tsc of i e raw,iproceedings, and perform his " !naritage" towards her, she would put Il t igi r s c - on io posses . sion of his property. This, al l i e ' e prO i siderabie r - eflection, was itg.reed to, and t ,', - - 13 . 0 0 secutor having wiliounced.his intention 0i;op!I prosecution, the prisoners were crischargclicore, their own recognizance, and the woman, '4,400' pani(!rl by Mr. Askew, left town in a po st- a irif for Grantham. , Yesterday being the day P a st ed for a re-hearing of the case, a 10E 0 W o , o° ceived from the prosecutor, man had confessed the fact of stealing th e !„ ll°. o' l ,l not, however, for the purpose of appoP ri l o ti oil w hertee use, •but to induce him to P er:i tocl ° ' sacred wow of union ! This he unde'rtoolt and she led lila, to the plabe conceaitl. ‘tdiere he .fotind deposited. his 2000 enir-thesc gold, and 14001. in Bank Notes i—Old;eprsitierg Stating, that (helo!), circumstances, the complaint and the Tar t " - totally dismissed. f . . GUILDHALL. Ain ifilkiff DI, - . T RnssiNG CAS C.—Art , st'cr(lay , ,--riape Y ep an interestipg female of about - twenty-O-of 0" oF . s4e,-was brought up in custody of 0 " e MO' . ofbetti of St. Brides, who stated.; that °a ta vfl dAy' evening . the unfortunate woman g'4lsle, ITO 1 1 ) l i e u i t t :ge l d he .he i t ..i ;.e .e lf r ' f F r i o ' l '-ue : ' boatinto n'evailli*clll3l'ci‘ofcci:'l.;..: Bridge. When rentoved from I tak e gu apprently dead, but being immediatetY . 01 o wa ter 5 - 0 t. , Mr. Stu;re's, of Bridge-street, resuse itati :101; bappay effected. On her way howeveritbroort Aluently COn d !let ed by some humane 0 5 " 4 , 1 ,7f ic ,, . 01 ' . Fleet-street, she was seized with violenu.twead.; the it became necessary for the parish officertipOlof vey her to the Cotnpter. Being cf' 111:( t s he I° give an account of herself, she stated, th 3 1 , tiii ie i t led an unfortunate course of life for ', i tlo' that-fief' ft lends had tong abandoned Iwirs,,leiClit)°,° a deep compunction for her errors, an" l ed 10 *°, upon•her friendless situation, had ill'P e ", e :te l lc : put an end to her,existence.; t;for' s ", r rw ' • , tie „, made ti) Obtain from her a k3;woeillle 1).0-sil''/;,1 lations or' friends, but these proved (111.,,1114.c.h and tile ?•la2,.ist tate ordered her to be a g : A Pi e l o lt % Il '1 t . 1.! Compter, and to be liumatielY LI ~ , n t- t i a proper asylum he found fov.her. bt MARLBOTIOUGH-STB SE. aci br° r ; fe, A man, named Thomas Tennant "' 3s ,bisw ° ' t , up yesterday,-.on a_ charge o f ill- trey ti t' c ols l, - 6 ,,e The worthy Magistrate, after an iOeffeneeet,..P. tempt /o - produce a'reconciliation be t i t is arlf e je , parties, dr&red the husband to alloA ' le,' i t ,, t ~,. separate maintenance. (I'-his hg refu` cot fi"' ' elating, he had rather be imprisoned Committed. of QUE'EN-SQLT.Attr. ' . rs Y e '' . 1 4f Timothy Sullivan, a boy not ti'sitieel; a ree r ; age , n i , l who, it appeared, was one ,`, 1 A Cl' S(',11) ;: (if . young thieves, , v ,,, esonain=" j af Mr. te ,-, of attempting a f•)bnerV, at th.g sh°P, i/ dfai lls ,o o venport - ; corner of Storey's- .Glitf.- . , . r,,,, c ., 'l' kat , by. C° : ting the glass of the AvitylOws) shot' iir v ot e stared brat the boy's father hati b ee n 1 4istrov tle, and that he had vo'hoine. begirt 2t.oti lament ed the extent ofjovenile deP r ; aci d a red the boy tube , Inoue:Mt up- ag ate. ho c' • . ' .` UNION-I- LI LL: d 10 . o f t' A. decent . looking fernale stnnulo ne 3 e i j atY f , ta le band, a respectable' tradesman, e ) :: to p' Ile: As' cruel treatment. The cotriplainant , t he•l % lllii tif• woe" in moving-accents, itssurel`, incoVtli 0 trate-that her life was not 'sale , an i %,,, as Ifee' s ' it ief protection. At Ten‘gth,the 1015 1 ) 31 “, at the t 110 his defence; - when. it appeared, " wa s !1 .1 oe after - ten- years of conjugal :lelit i );: lon ii,' " e s e• •vanytislied by the charms of a n me istr' it pie r shape of a 'prentice b9i. i f b e d ,U15 494 verely rcpri handedthe ‘votnauy. all husband to get rid of her. ,rat e ,,' HATToN_GARDEN• 0 05, . h et Two children, the eldest only toll by tite! r her were brought to the Office, cba r ,g e : te aliog.,!;:tD S ' tier, a poor widow woman, witn ' _1,01...4. * absence a pair of sheets and other lin .o u g ` s faru e6 is' cut into strips, and sold as ola I The L O' g ....... , liv . pound, amounting to fi ve shilling-_r a f e w d ,et , trete ordered them to be locked tip 0 t tftelli and recommended the mother to g , " taken • • of cam by„filt2 - 0 4. , ~,:_i_er .0 . .. i s s of '' ii .ti! I , ' A boy between six' and seven Ye'..,reet, I.o,htc' last night killed in_ Threadneedle-%',,,es of 'ling behind aIT I , ..-..ac..ney stage; the, 511" lacerated hint dreadfully!• 1•1- p o Bncruis. , „,„ oi. _..... , 1 , On the 21st inst. at Plymouth, the ai'iladnglit.'e-ite'' , Sir Richard John Strachan , G. C. B. °f 3 _A, of t b 0 0 0 -• en the 9..,;d inst. at Cantertnrry, the 'AI . ; 00' of mas Bennett, of a daughter. he La d / On Monday, in Wienpole-strcet, t son, Esq. of a daughter. o Sl itle' s l ..... 7 _..-------- Free p. 1 . 01 m A toll IEP• , ci NtfiS s e ie I . t xf Yesterday, the Hon. Butler Danvers! to "o s tig , , The same day, at 'Tottenham, oho, Ir.o'ool4,st of is„,/ , ‘ r 11 7 1iiteliall, Chinkford, Essex, to 3",!0tteoll".;" jrA' o f St C John ThoMpson, l'• f _sq. o Cla y-liill, ....oitcl,forv• t,...„.1 .10 On Tuesday, .at West Bain, •10 . 111 ',.' n ~..;yeell , o f . t ii , wick, to Susan, eldest daughter of Jo , ' • de le),;"Cl' lt ' ford, Essex. Geor , . 1 ,-. es ri , 1 Ivir• titer e tito -On the 21th inst. at Ityper ii-ca , cd a ug . f .,, , je Custom-honse, Deal, to Jane, Oa" , , t ig x pr o f te-OrLe 'P''.-c3f 4 Esq. of iddle Deal. h Ne•g ° d li ) c 0 On M o n day, at Christ. Churc , ~,,,g,e ti ,c i .11) e a Davis,late serjeant in the Foot Ci_ttal n ie, i 0 e ,. ri d e . et , ~ tiara White of Merlin's -rents, Slio e ,i j a ed to th lrfoooe, Plof her age. l'l j ie bridegroom Wai betrot,.l,,,re be r e t ~0. .6' 1 0 „,1 'ago; but he heiag 'Called abroad!, I % t ,,he 1) . 1 , 3 1 ' ) by 01):;,i ° P since, the iniptials could not pass! )2,,,, c hin ~bu happy couple were attended to ani , ' D 7 O / hisr , 100 persons, together with a 1)4 , F , et s. a f t drat . • at e „e P e 5,...e" ' • t., id •-' 3 . 1 002, On the 23d inst, at*los boa- Ol ith, Bra ley, It. 7.‘• 1 Ilainalersn:cd tig• „co' On Fiday, at his . house S .str , : o, a•,- c rs to p Esq, formerly of ...:0i.. 1 ... . , ‘1- _.,,,.....*). ---.,....., o , ,y j ,,,,,i .i e ----------. - , lit,' s, 0,ii ,,e," LONIWIN7: lellil C.(l by . ~,,, , . 4 7,. st:lnt,l: cli efe . holh1104s; and puoii,iii,o ,;•, ~ 50 ,,,: • ~iii:l.'"' at lit, erice.. 2 , - !',,ii,.b44.0" PzifltS, Order:, Letters (20,t -e. . " ,_---_