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1t 2 .01.1 TH E LONDON GAZ ETTE,- , JU . 1.17 IS, 1815. 1 7 4reign-gaire, IS, 181 S. Di-patches, of which the following tweextractS,, I t Imre been rece'ved at this Office •:a- . . 1 Extract of a Dispatch from Lord Stewart to 'Lord 'Castle reagh, (hlted front the tread-quarters of Field-Marshal irince schwa-rtzenberg, Troyes, July 1.2, 1815. Prince Schwartzenberg's 11... id-quarters were on the 10th at Donlevent, the I Ith at Dienville, .norl on the I2th were established at this place. His Imperial Highness the Archduke Ferdi nand, who head-qoarters on the 9th at ~ , p unted to the Prince a successful at tack made brAlatsbal Count.Colloredo upon the fortified position. of General La Courbe, in his entrenched camp la fore Befor_t. This exploit . completed. the close investment of the fortress. would have latiTn impoasible, to carry this posi tion hat ,for alle.julicion's 'arrangements of :the General' commanding, and the bravery of the 'troops employed on this service. According to the accounts of the prismters and -deserters from the enemy, their lo•s in this affair amounted to seveal officers [called, ten officers aammded. and 100.0 such. • 111amont • has surrendered to a corps of. Au- r striae and B%iiss'trool - s. A TeConfIOiSSAIICC which was sent towards rouge fell in with a party of armed peasantry, - trhieh they drove back as far as ::;ardoye. It is reported, that in part of •the Vosges there are above 1500 men of the above description, with some field-pieces. Effectual measures, however, have been adopt- . td to put an end to this species of warfare,-which lias been attended with much inconvenience to the regular communication of couriers and de tached officers. Prince Hohenzollern reports from Stutzheim, on the 9th of Judy, that. the garrison of Stras burg made a s6rtie on the. morning of that day on his position, with several columns,. near Ober. Rambergen. The troops under - Field-Marshal Mazznehelly, and Cite Baden troops under Gene ral Schaser, however, repulsed the enemy, and drove him back tinder the gtins'of the fortress. It is said that a French General.wa3 killed on [this occasion. The Baden General' Le Roche has been se verely wounded ; and great praise is given to the cavalry .of this contingent, who charged the eite -Iny's squares with great resolutiop. General Baron Printout reportS,. on the sth of July, tire. after having forced the passes of the Jura, he _gave directions for the investment of Fort PEcluse. The reginteht Esterhazty carried a redoubt by. assault, which commanded the high' road from Geneva to Lyons,. toad took four gnus, one standard, and considerable stores of every descrip tion; many prisoners also fell into their hands. Gen, rrimont continues his march by Bout.- . gehbresse towards 'Lyons, where it is supposed Marshal Suchet will•colleet all ' - his corps. With regard to the.movements of the army, his Royal Highness the Crown Prince of kVortern berg halts on the 13th at Neuchateau, and on the. . -14th takes the direction of VandOetares, Troyes, Villeneuve, towards Sem-. Count Colloredo marches towards Visors!, • Chaumont, and Bar-stir-Seine, blockading Lan gres with two divisions, and leaving Gen. Wimp -fen with a sufficient force before Befort.. •- The reserve Marches by Troyes, Pont-sur- Yone, to Fontainbleau the division of the•Arch duke-Maaimilian, will be to-morrow at Pontain -bleau, forming-the advanced .guard. • - Head-quarters, of PrinCe Schivartzenberg are the lath at. Sens, the 14th at Pontainbleau. With the blockades of the fortresses, which I have al teady detailed to your Lordship in former dis patella:3,llre Austrians will. have nearly 100,000 'men disposable - on the Upper Loire . , exclusive of General Printout's array of Italy, and it has af forded me singolar satisfaction to witness the high stat-e hf perfection.of his alloy, the mass of which is flaw Assembled here ; notwithsta - nding their very arduous marches, no troops can be in a finer state for immediate service. Extract of a Dispatch from George Henry. Rose, Earl. leis Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary at the Court of Bavaria, to Lord Castlereagh, dated Munich, July 5, 1815. No accounts have been received here of any progress made by Prince . %Vrede's army, beyond Nancy and Toni. This Government is employed in what is most important at this moment, the formation of the reserves.; a part of the Horse Guards' will march to join the army ia . the field in a few days. The armament of •the third class, or Local Volunteers, bus been continued so effectu ally, that in two of the circles, where they amount to above one hundred thousand men, full one-half -arc - armed, and at their own expence. Extract of a Dispatch from Brook Taylor, Esq. Lis 74Nesty's Envoy Extraordinary at the Court of Stutgard, to Lord Cas tlereagh, dated Stutgard, July G, 1555. The last -- accounts received from the PrinCe Royal of Wurtemberg, of the 2d instant, state 'the arrival in the neighbourhood of StraSburg of the - corps Warm& of Prince Hohenzollern; intended to relieve his Royal Highness from the blockade - of that place, in consequence of which he had begun his marvh frOnt thence for Lnneville and Nancy. The additional force which the King of Win:temberg has sett into the field consists of the recond battalion of the line, one regiment of ca 'v'ulry, and four Landkvehr regiments, whiCh have been ordered - to Kehl to assist in the blockade of btrasburg, and. particularly for the protection of the right bank of the Rhine, against, any sallies ♦rhicll General Rapp may be disposed to make on that bide. The strength of the garrison of Stras burg is said 'to amount at _present to thirty 7 ,five tilouarld men. Irhitehall, Jai!' IS, 1315. Ills Royril Highness the Prince Regent hada lieen . pleased, iu the nurne and on the behalf of Ilis.Majesty, 10 grant the dignity of a Baron of the U'nit'ed Kingdom of •Great _Britain And Ireland unto the following Noblemen, and the respective, Iteits male of their hodjes lawfully bc4otten, viz The Right Honottrable John Earl of Strailmore, by the iwake, stile, Ewa title of 'Baron Bowes, of streallLgii-Castic In the county of nnrhain an 3 of Ennedale, in Cie York. Tile Right 11-o.,..Licil'tertant-Geperal . George E arl of Dal, imusie, Knight . Grand Cross of the Must llonourable Military Order of the Bath, by the name, stile, and title of Bar on Dal , of Dalhousie-Castle, in the county of Edinburgh. , The Right Honourable .George Earl of Aboyne, by the c rtame, stile, and title of Baron Meldrum, of Morveu, in the ` - fourify of Aberdeen. The Melt Honourable tleargr F,ari itf Glasgow, by the name, stile, and title of Baron Ross, of Hawkhead, in the county of Renfrew. The Right thinourable John V.'illoughby Earl of Enniskil len, by the name, stile, and title of Baron thinstead, of Grin stead, in the county ,of Wilts. The Right Honourable Edmund Henry Earl Of Limerick, by the name, stile, and title of Baron roxfurd, of Stackpole- Court, in the county of Clare, The l' fight Hon-oorable l'eniston; Viseount Melbourne, fly the ;hour, stile, and title of Baron Nlelbuurne, of Melbourne, in the county of Derby_ Also to Francis Alutaric Spencer, Esq. commonly called Dird Praneis Alum rid Spencer, by the name, stile, and title of Baron Churchill, of Sandridge, in the County of Ilerttoni. And to George Harrig,Coionel of the 7:id Regiment of Foot, and Genet al of Lis Majesty's Forces,.by the name, stile, and title of Baron Harris of Seringairatam and Mysore, in the East Indies, and'of Bellmont,in . the cuunty of Kent,. .Trar;Ogice, Jul!, IS, 1515, The Prince 'Regent hats been 'pleased in the - name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant' promotion to the following Majors-at:II Captains, recommended for Brevet Rank ; for their conduct battle of -Waterlmo : .ticjors Frederick Itch, of the 4th Battalion of the Line of. the Ring's German Legion; Edward - Parkinson, of the 33d Foot ; Frederick de Laternran, of the 611 Battalion of the • _Line of tliti•King's German Legion; Hans Baron Bussche, of the Ist Light Battalion of ditto; Frederick de Robot - son„ of the Ist Battalion of the Litie of ditto; Philip Baron Grol-en, of the Ist Regiment of Hussars of ditto; George Erattehenherg, of the 3d Regiment of Hussars of ditto.; ..Thomas limner Blair of the fist Foot ; Dawson Kelly, of the 73ti Foot; Robert Buil, of Royal Xrtillery ; Edward Cheitev, of the 23 Mao-trolls'. Richard 'LleWeliyo,'of the p - c ,St h Foot ; Aug. Fredericks, of the 2d Light Dragoons. of the King's German Legion; Donald M'Donald, of the 923 Foot; • J. P. Bridger, of the Nth Light Dragoons; George Home Murray, of the Inth light Drag,oons; William Thornhill, of the 7th LightrDragootts.; J. Lewis Watson, of the 69th Foot;' Augustus Baron Reifzenstcin, of the lot Light Dra goons of the King's Geiman Legion ; - John Hare, of the 27th Foot; George Barin g , of the id Light Infantry f the King'S German Legion; Jonathan Leach, of the 95th Foot; Peter Brown, of the iad Ftiot ; Thomas F. Wade, of the 42d Foot; Francis Dahner,•of the 23d Foot; Richard Eger ton, of the 34th Foot ; Chaliners, - of the 523 Foot; John M. Cnteliffe, of th.t'pd Light Dragoons ; John Parker, of the• Royal Artillery; -C. H. Churchill, of the Ist Foot Guards ; George I). Wilson, of the 4th Foot ; John height ley, of the 14th Foot; George Miller, of .the 95th Foot Charles Beckwith,: of the 95th Foot ; John CaMpht-11,•of the 423 Foot;' William Campbell, of the 23d Foot ; Chatles-de Petersdorff, of the Bth Line Battalion of the King's Gentian Legion; 'James Bourchier, of the Ilth Light Dragoons; James Grant, of the 18th Light Dragoons ; Brook• Law- , renee, of the 13th-Light Dragoons; JohnThoinas Reyts, of the 51st Foot ;- Augustos.Syropher, of the,Artillery of the . Ki r n a g g ' o s o Germit -Legion ; Charles C.-Radclyffe, of the lst. n ns Fielding Brown, of the 40th Foot ; Thomas W. Taylor, of the - loth Light Dragoons.; L'Arguinabean, of the Ist Fdot ; Michael Childers; of - the llth Light Drag,oons; Henry George Smith, of the 95th Foot ; Felix Calvert, of the 32d root; William Staveley, of the Royal Staff Corps; Alexander Campbell Wylly, of the 7th Foot ; Brevet Major Darcy Evans, of the sth West India Itegiment-7-To Le Lieykannt-Colanetz in the ,-trin . q. Captains Michael Turner, of the Ist Dragoon Guatds ; Edo'. Whinyates of the Royal Artillery : Peter limes, of the 79th Foot ; .Edward Kelly, of the Ist Life Guards; henry Ma ! dok, of the 6th Dragoons ; H. E. Irby, of the E., a Life Guards; Samuel Reed, oi the 71st Foot; E. Keane, of the _7th Light Dragoons; . W. Baron Dealten, of the 23 Line Bat taliou of the King's German Legion; Admit Brugh, of the • 44th Font ; Andrew Cleve.a, of the Artillery of the King's . German Legion ; L. de Dreves, of the 3d Line Battalion of the King's German Legion ; I,ord John Somerset, of the 60-th Foot; Thomas Dyneley, of the Royal Artillery; Verner, of the 7th Light Pragoons; Hancox, of the lath Light -Dragoons; W. F. Halseroann, of the lot Light Infantry Battalion of the Kitig's German Legion; Conyngham Ellis, of the 40411 Foot; George Bowles,' of the Coldstram Foot Guards ; George L. Itudorfr, of the Ist Light Infantry Battalion of the King's' German Legion; Hon. E. S. Erskine, of the COth Foot; Win. F. Drake, of the Royal Horse Grants; 'William Drummond of the 3d Foot Guards; •James Gunthorpe, of the Ist Foot Guards ; Augustus fie Sad'e, of the Ist Line Battalion Of the King's German Legion; :lames Shaw, of the 43d Foot; Lord C. Fitzroy, of the Ist Foot Gnards; Clarlei - A. F. Bentiock, of the Coldstream Fott Guards ; Alexander Macdonald, of • the Rtryal Artillery; Robert Ellison, of the Istroot Guards: Henry Durnaresque, of the 9th Foot ; James Jackson, of the 37th Foot ; Robert Howard, of the 1100iFoot Eeles, of the 9th FOot : John Tyler, of the 93d. Fuut—To • -Le Majors bt the Army. • If Offit e, Jay 18, 1315. iA. Regiment of Life Guards, Brevet,,Lientenant-Cotonel Bfir gess Camace, from the 82d Foot, to be Captain of al s roop, vice the Honourable Franci4 Stanhope, who exchanges. 2d Ditto, Lieutenant Sir John - Cox, Bart. to be Captain of a Troop,. vice Fitzgerald., killed inaction. Cornet and Sob- Lieutenant flugl) Barton to be Lieutenant, vice Sir John Cox. - 82d Regiment of Foot, Captain. the Honourable Francis . Stanhope, from the It.it Regiment of Life Guards, to: be Captain of a Co4npany, vice .Camach, who exchanges. _ . . sT.AFF. Francis Seymour Varpent, Esq. to b Deputy Judge Advocate and Commissary of Musters at Gibraltar, vice Sir Richard Jetibson, who resigns. To be Assistant-Storelierpers-General to the Forces, IV. J.S. Streatfield,und John Kirliland, Gents. Commission in the Western Battalion of Royal Middlesex Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex. , ,Major William Bird to be Lieuteuant-Colonel, vice Sir David Rae, Bart: deceased. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of • - Gloucester. Royal South Gloucester Regiment of Militia.—James Wil liam Daniell, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Royal North Gloucester.—The Hon. James Somers Cocks to be Major; John Cook, Eq. to be Captain, vice Brigstocke, resigned ; Thomas, D. Bayley, Gent: , to Ike Lieutenant ; 'f. Bailey, Gent. to be ditto; Alexander Clarke, Gent. to be Ensign. Commissions in the, Leicester Regiment of Local - -Militia, . signed by the Lord Lieutenant of ttie County of Leicester. Allintant John David Jackson to•be Captain, by Brevet, ice Cox, resigned; Quarter-master Tuilin Shepherd to be Lieutenant, vice Jackson, promoted. Commission in the DuMbartonshire Regiment of Local. litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County,uf Dum barton. Archibald Turner, Gent, to . be Sin Sign. • Commissions in the King's Own Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County olStalford. Major the Honourable Henry Cavendish to he Lieutenant- Colonel, viceNewdigate,resigued.—Capt. George Whitby to be Major, vice'Hartopp, resigned..--Cant: Walter Wes -" ton Coyncy, from the half-pay of 63d Foot, to be Captain.--- Captain John Fitzherbert, from the half-pay of 80th Foot, to be ditto.—Captain Wm. Horton, from the 6th Foot, 'to be ditto, vice Borrowes, resigned.—Lieutenant John Eld to be ditto, vice Whitby, promoted. Lieutenant Matthew D'Arey Talbot, lo be ditto, vice Wormley, resigned. BANKRUPTS. John Parry, of the Hotwells, near Bristol, vine-merchant, July in, 28, and August 29, at twelve, at. On; Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs.. Wintour and James Harris, Bristol, or Messrs.Vizard, Hutchinson and Blower, Lincoln's Inn. Hugh Keel,. and George Sharp, Newcastle-under-Lyme, draper, July 27, 23, and August ‘29, at eleven,' at.l.bc Three Tuns on,Neweastle-nuder-Lyme. Attornies; Mr. Wilson, King's Bench Walks, Temple, or Mr. Aletander Newcastle-under-Lyme. - William Darby, Liverpool, drapci, July 28, - 29, and August 29, atone, at the Coach and Horses Ino, Manchester.— Attornies, Mr. John Thomson, Manchester, or Mr.Windle, John-street, Bedfordlrow. • Dunce. Broughton, Curtain-road, jeweller, July 21; 29, arid August 29, at tweive, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. C. Viilliatus, X4d 1a,44-dttiet, tiolboru, Philip Phillips, King-strtet, northolomew-close, nor watt`, July 25, 29, and August 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Nind, Tlitogtuorton-street. James Neale, Caine,. Wiltshire, woolstapler, August 9, at • sevett, 10, atm, and 29, at eleven, at the Black Bear Inn, Devizes. Attoruies, Mr. James 'ruby - , Devises, or Mr. Nethersole ESsex-street, Strand. Thomas Ellis and Edward Alder, Croolced-lane, merchants, July 29, August 5 and .29; at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Canterbary-.square, Southwark. _ George Parker, Bawdrip, Somerset, ineraant; July 29, Au gust i•-t and 29, at ten, at the George Inn, Bridgewater.— Attornies, Mr. Trevor, Bridgewater, cr Messrs. Blcasdale, Alexander and Holum, New Inn. Joseph Cooper, King's Mills, near Wrexham, miller, July 23, at . four, 29, an August 29, at eleven, at the Pigeons Inn, Wrerhato. Attornies,, MessrS. LUng and Austen, Gray's Inn, or Mr. Browiii, Wrexham. William . Higgs, Leman-street, Goodman's-fields, hat-manu facturer, July 20, at ten, 29, at eleven, and August 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. D. W. Harvey, Devon shire-street, Bishopsgate-street. Thomas Lochier, Ayliffe-Imildings, Kent-road, merchant, July 20, at ten, 29, at eleven, and August 29, at ten, at Attorney, "Mr. 1). W. Harvey, DevouShirc - street, - Bishopsgate•street. John Lasseock, Hilgay, Not folk, shoplieeper, August 1, at six, 2, at ten, and 29, at nine, at tlAi Guildhall, Lvem, Attornies . , Mr. Harvey Goodwin, King's Lynn, or Willis, Fairthorne ana Wartiford-court. John Chisrtqll and Stephen Ward, Ipswich, malt sters, July :it seven, .-X4ist hand 29, at eleven, at the Bear and Crown,. Ipswich. Attortlies, Mr. im), Ipswich, or Mr. SanitiepTaylnr, John-street, Bedford-row. Williatrt Henry Williams, Caerphill!, Glomorgonshire, shop keeper, August 7,8, and 29, at two, at the Rummer Ta vern, BriStol. Attornies, Messrs. Edward Daniel and Sons, Bristol, or Nrr. John Pearson I'mnp. court, Temple: Matthew Dormer, Fleur-de-Cis-street, Spit altields, soap maker, MY 25, 29. and August 29,. at ten, at Guildhall,"; Attorney, Mr. Concattnott, Great Prescott-street, Good man's-fields. DIVIDENDS. Nor. 11. G. Cook and .1. Kilner, Nicholas-lane, merchants —Ang. 8. W;'Edwards, New Bond-street, gotismith—Nov. 25. G. F. lirumbhaar,'Hatumerstnith. vinegar-utahtr—Ang. 11. It. Blakemore, Ilirmidgliam, tailor—Aug. 8. J. sun, Northwich, Cheshire, - salt-merchant—At - lg. 9. S. Lio nard and W. Spiring, Bristol, common-brewers—Aug. 15. F. Grantham, Boston, Lincolnshire, butcher—Aug. 8. J. Didicii, Highlin's-park, Staffordshire, cotton-epinner—Nor. 11. A. Wilkinson and G. Cooke, Wall rook, merchants—Ang. to. J. Perks., Great Sarldon, Staffordshire, money-scrivener—Aug. tO. '1'..1. and M. Crossley, Manchester, dealers—Aug. 7. T: Young, Milverton,and It. Young . , Taunton, Sontersetsitire,' bankers—Actg. .26. W. and P. Eutcs, Church-row; hrnehurcit street, inerebants-- , Aug.4.. W. C. Dey, Doncaster, broker. CERTIFICATES—Auu. 3. P. newit, Cairlstrte., viutrverW. Solo mon, Middlesex-street, Whitechapel, fislitnonger.—G. Hesse, Cor.quercial Sale-romns, and . T. Le Roy, Jermyn-street, St. James's, fruiterers—J. Reilly, Hart-street, Crutehed-friars, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. F. Story and J. Rolling, Ribhmond, Yorkshire, spirit mer chants—S. Heaven and E. Langwintliy, °rat Trinity-lane, *calenderers-:-J, Davis and W. Webb, Liverpool, sugar re liadgery and T. Whitelock, York-street, Alaryle hone; tailors—J. Taylor and J. Sliinner ' George-street, Add phi, carpenters-7-J. and W. Smith, C. Brearey, and J. Upton, Nahum, Yorkshire, millers—A. P., W., E., and S. W. Driv er, Kent-I - dad, surveyors,-11. R. and 'l'. S. Rogers, Rupert street, gobkmiths—J. Hancock and J. Nobes, 01d Bond streetovoach-makers—T. Jones and R. S. Fa-;sell, Temple Cloud, Somersetshire, surgeons—G. Home and T. Ackers, Baurdeaux. • COURT MARTIAL. The General Court-martial-for Ole trial of Lien tenant-Colonel the Ilbn.Y Itblut..LEs, of the 44th regiment, assembled on Saturday 'week, in the Royal Barracks, Dublin. ' Presidein, Lt.-Gen. Meyrick. Banbury, 7th D. G. ?I END i:ns, --- French, nth Drg. G. Major-General Doyle Major Httgouin, 4th Drag. O'Loughlin , ---Henderson. RI. Engs. White Bell, 43th Regiment Colonel Wolfe. Royal Artil. ----Thwaits, 46th Regt. Taylor, BSthreg,intent South, Q'Eth Regiment Lt.-Col. Wailer, Royai Artil. Gist Regiment Therfollowing . are th.t Charges :-- Ist Charge—Fog having on the Bth' of January shamefully neglected and disobeyed the orders he had received frion the late Miljor-Getietal Gilihs - conininnding 2d'hrigarle, to collect. tit-etas:lnes and ladders, and to be formed with tflent at the head of the column of attack atlbe time directed ; and in dis obedience of said order, suffering the regiment under his command to pass the redotibt - where the fascines and ladders were lodged, and remaining at the head of a column for half au hour or upwards, without taking any steps to put the 44th in possession of the faseines and ladders in Conformity tot he said order, linnwing'the period of attack to be momentarily . approaching, in conjevence of which disobedience and ne •ghte, the 44th regiment'on being sent back to the redoubt, and returning' hurried by with the- fascines, Sze. were thrown into. confusiim, and moved'aff to the attack in an irregular' and unconnecteddiatnijr, leading to the firing and disorder ' Vrhich ensued in the attacking column, and disasters attend ing it. Qd ChargeFor'scandalouS and infamous belniviour before the enemy onjlie Bth of Jandary, in not leading andelinduct ing the 44th regiment undel• his Conimand up /o the enemy's works, in dot:placing the ladders and fascines in the ditch, as • be was ordered to do, and in not setting that example of gal lantry to the soldiers so iadispensabry rAuisite a part- of 'an od - 4:L4's:duty to ensnte the success of an attack; in conse ' quenee of which misbehaviour the 44th did - not perform the services allotted. to them, never -haring made at] attempt to place the faseines, &c. ire the ditch, -atul thereby leading to file cause of the failure 'of the attritk 3d Cbarge—For scandalous .conduct, in having said to an Othcer of his regiment on the 7th of January, when inform od 4he 44th was destined' to carry the fascines, " It is a for lora hope, arid the regiment must be sacrificed," or words to that effect ; such an expression being calculated to dispirit -those under his command, to render them discontented with , the "service allotted to- them, demonstrative of the feeling with. which he undertook the' enterprize, and infamous and disgraceful to the character of a Commanding Officer of a British regiment. SrAtaut.No.-,-Yesterday being the day appointed for an exhibition of Sparring for the relief at the Widows and Orphans, ol.the fallen brave at Wa terloo, the pugilists noted in the London ring vo lunteered their services upon this national occa sion of charity, and the Court was filled with the first respectability. The setting to was of longer • doration than we have .at any time_ witnessed, each of the pugilists being anxious to give a turn . to the, general cause of humanity. It was a beau tiful specimen of the science of boxing displayed betWixt .I.lelcher . and Eales ; but the tormer had another opportunity of displaying that science (which he possesses in a very superior degree to • any . on the boxing list) with a strong athletic young man of the name of Shock, as so termed, who was said to be a rough rifler. He was rough indeed, and his ambition in making his .debut on the stage of blood was at nothingless'than the top of the,list. fcatlessly, boared on his adversary with much resolution, and it required mild)• firm ness and steadiness to stop him, and it must tte cessarily be in force for self 7 protection. Belcbcr met him left and right, about half a dozen times, and closed up one of hiS eyes. The company called oat enough, and the gloves Were: pulled off. We never saw so much execution made upon a man's bead in so short a time. The others who set to were Cribb; Harmer, Richmond, Oliver, Painter, rout, Johnson, and the whole corps of. pugilists. . On. Saturday afternoon, a 'respectable looking middle-aged woman, going along • Clerkenwell Green, was taken suddenly ill, and not being able to give any account of • herself, or to whom' she behinged, she was conveyed' to the workhouse, . where she immediately expired. lOW} ASSIGgS• ._, IA , ' .itu ß rir py r I : gi A st s wr ii.ll ::.-- illar9 Waring was charge" k i t h Ael I : the }ear kva — s 7 t i l i i f a c r .. i t •y ici ii l l e g o s r an her ltteilliSislciir(til,E ocif,scil‘ridl4.s:r:: t co )g.• . The facts of this case lie iu a verY ./ . 1 1 L fe . , chur c . o l , oci f l);rlliregister of the first nwr','"-ii; license, at Walmfield year 1807, was put in and-real' ; . 3 .3- 1 d S tate d;"li that Edward Wartng was still living. T he se-e oa marriage was solentnized of Mirfiehl church al the'lsth of April last, the re river of vlsibticil Ic a' also put in and read. ,Abralati Sh,:ard 21 '1 ° A s iii 4 e fi d . , that he was present at the marriage i n - ,Ali . field church.—The prisoner in her (F•fehee so t i ; A that . Edward Waring, h er first hu,:band) . 41 0 o ile: 10 grossly ill-treated her ; that he bad upoo c ti a o sion thrown her into Elie canal. v' itb the in 1"("wain!!! her; and had at differenttiturst last bruised, ,and otherwise ill-treated her, aw l a,iet, turned -her out of doors ; and for four Yea r : s i r D e. had scparnted himself from her, dtiring 'YI P" ' Is o r( 1.1: h ad (ritivs:iteilsepiliiitelo()iirlitiC)::iosel.(ro:ertt:lll.'iaectti°lSaia'ottifirisielblii.etel It:filag'itillilitiYlYl:l;ahli*Al:l;gd° tgtolacii:aciltri'c! tno., A si l it r e . ‘l % 7 VlLLlAMS wished' to enter into ev' stoo d _ ntlitiles:sirit es otell:i:eirdscii:tlauc,eal evidence. stated; a n t e i ( i i i ., awhich the I" r tie s 0 4 ' ° the respect to each outer, and to confirniof lit, Ito it, towards her ; but I!"lr.thle‘lca°llld“l":btieettaildls' .% his Lordship, th o ught it Was 'vas .n° •- . flls' Lordship said, that the fact ' of t he ts% 6 .° 1 c oT i f f ' time of having been proved to have been ii; t • l l o.fai tinne of Edward Waring, the first call oillY " t ics '...i,'Lsband, - the Jury could do no er tat nerdict toLf'Gprisoner guilty, w h o o f cours e found 1 rutty.. ,• ose ctv . Mr. Aland apPlied co'r the costs of tPe P I • . non _:- •titst bi° .. - Mr. NV Loids.l : ILLI,A.MS expressed his hope) ciaent° . • •nap.wouta not grant then], as it "I s c l'itY', ly i a 4 proseCtitioll grounded on private a n- lbe P" . 1.. ,i,,i . c : s L ts :rdship said,. it was neither f° l- i i woo ° , s7c o l:o l l: e l b i ,t e ,l. l ta . , s c roo o it. t . i t ii i s ,ere e' : cn t o. :: : :o:tblheet to t he ''' t h is l oc: 1 :!` ) t to pay them. Eton' the dispositions he had seen-, iii ir a‘.. l , ° I ; , aw husband,ip i li c () l s L e : e ,i n d t i ta ,: (l l l : ta e .e n ini t at i , ir tl e i e l . y bici a ie t mn t b pt e or o s a n n l ip, ti o y : dt 1 : 1) 1 ; 1 i u;;P o ' i t t i tiij d .or costs. He-should therefore refo c the -1. ...__ --- _ , )_ 6.IIIIOUS i"---tOBBEI:Y.—N.reStbraaY I‘ll.l-•11:11iCi'el'-ide'r: • BO p ( b i e l i 1 t i tt:e l : l ;l: e . t s , S . ' I s 1 : 1 1 1 r , information his Cllll'llll.ers, . c u ( t .i n n i 'll e n r ' c m i l i i • CU:el:it .atnt:ciiie.tehte3o;e;:et;),!l:l,l3lO: known.. Some seven o'clock in the morning,' a P ers Or' ' , C ." ' 1 lis Chambers, stating that his name `5.76 ye ar • • grim—that lie bad been h. India alw at n a ,tl O , O l. that he was at College,%vith Mr. 11 ';' i .3 0 - 1,1 se b t - ,,iet was anxious once more to 'se e ' s hatlll°-(01 fellow. The sei`vant_ said his rnattak, the'liistar risen, and that.he would nOt like tt' c u ,',,,taii i O f ; (2 . l C) a s i t l i- 1 1 :2: 1 1:4 11 )0 e s i t e l u a , ,, g i i . :h:: re t n :l:::% a v i c: e e n r p tir a t : ° : e l ° l :b a tt l i ii i° ,l, t e b l f,b ' is t c l r i l: il t : l l o. : . lll : l 3 ‘s e r t ing written a Mote, so early, being v 'eyy tunvell,, The `'haseri-0.. IN cttiii i iiae ti i . tn Villers, wb o it . va s o 'v n ds a f ( t i c es rs i i r,P a d r rits°s") V oPr; t e : ;r, clergyti s ti n g e ' h li n o lt s va v ans t , n much Mr. il t i iiii ti es . %. acta sti::as 3\ like irs . Ar c i o l i l i c t r .i i;c v etl , s le i y d in i c l i e ur- b s a t t r i ce n t ;0. such nca aunt, an ' a 0 1 ied be :::::, f ir. ai c, :: all. A violent knocking, tray door, and on its being opened/ 1111 .eoq,airiti:riveti looking stranger presented ltial'elki /with° shits then beard cle i c iri a great hurry for• some .person -that puringateJ; in the Chambers nor in the bi ll ' .1 % , re °. t Il f conversation, Captain Seagriru bastle'retl tillbree and after be was-gone, it %vas lisc,°'/ plat e ' tlti s Tad contrived to steal a good tleal l ° ‘ r, O til et. volumes of the Spectator,- e'ce• , 1% C r. raf ejrs ea csr . man for a second dine yesterday ill tha n ,- efi s •,.1 a bout ~ 00 A makiug . inquirics of aservant gt. i;ifer ein 1 te tte. connections, and professions of 1 " • be vt'a is l'• • in that street.; but, itotwitlistantliogseogriillop, he contrived to elude Air. Villa s ' te - i ,gtte d gentlemanly, middle-sized, kflutn:tso, lientriliii -wearing . powder, and aged auo- On ' t ro-' , LAMING ATTEMPT AT .IZoBLll2,tteillPt,Clsbull; ..evening last, the following tlar i96 ' s in r." l. -9 0 bevy was made at o ne of the. house-. to wil) li e t (OW- • it, 4. square. 'lle family are abseil e se rya l a re' the house• is left in the care•of ( I '.',, , t rile - e oic with another fetnale %vas stand!" .. 0 i nco o , o'' ' ben t" 005 t is door, about eight o'rcluek, "" -. t he yo 1 , t fle i up, and attempted to pass t e , ll) 5 follove(,„eare(!, men retreated, but the villain!rtiii)::it)100:c.:111(1:::: closely.; they still retreated). `,` rot tbe `.t c o' , themselves in an upper r ootn , 1 . ~y es ; 11 ia si of which o t I ; eltv'fl'i'et.ltvboe C=el-aliftlifieri°llell 'ed t he b 3v . ' . i searcil „oils raf t . ..Ing at this time, went,in ant- tii e rit ) „ e but without discovering.all°,r'e' 1 1, thei'.., ill . ~,„„. s yt att ing effected their r,_..trcat, tao.'A.l stoo • of Tich cat :glass (I,,canters, will(' kitchen. ' ' . . o'v • • i ofa,a• ili""r"s' scotiow !boo . . ( -- ) (._n n the e 501tt•iiruiisstt:.Naltr;:.dGinord,r7ILV19.31;,,,aL'usaY,:it'°•:::iicisi land•street,of a diuiir,hter. . ,, i D,S Ot I,w3Y ° On•1lte loth inst , the wife of Cayt I the. - of a t.l;tulter. ,ainvqo, / Pt, ..• On the 14th inst. •in wart-str aau ghte r • • ' , Captain R. .13.\En.rciav, V•• N• 0 ' ' - • " ' yo - ...„ .... e soo. 'MARRIED. ,idt.o,•e. o r • vx , ,,lk 'Air . Pit s dillg" t. • ir On Ow 13th inst. at Leith " - 1 - .„ otP; , t le F citor of tini Supreme CoUrts, to Ile t• ' ~, , bcrt L'.54,•0' late Captain Robert K.idd. . , i mi,) . ult• „ I " .o b e rlyy - At St. Petersburgh, ou the 3dol, adiorti a Est. to Frances, el dest . daughter 1,- . that Cite. 0 314 ________,..----------- Pet 34 11' . pIEO. , ,cn iov , , f ,41 . 01' c ior . • __,.,„_ am rro,, o otf ° Oil° •On Maltby,. the lOth inst. NI . I,_'_',. ,orti,e.t. 1„ to I " Ylars-Reprwnttire it) arliatr4attateyr"' , i r ~.., Late;‘', at Tuntaridgewell4, ,'/.:jospit Al . ,01. m 3° e ti d'." to the tilidtilesex and """d1"1"-' on itie.‘2%ll. root, ~6 --Keit • M farailtill, near Cq!,,l.B.!?:geolateut • Russ, late cf-hi"........."1: : ' ..----' ~ ,• 1 9 6 , r •i; , ; )° : ,•,,,• 1 , • f Id ,is. - , . . „r. 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