The Sun. — London, England, 1803-09-13 00:00:00

4 LONDON' GAZETTE, Sept. to, 1803. War.e)ffice, Sept to, IEO3. • Reglinent—Ensign Robert Kipling, from the • 4 lieuteount, without purchase, vice Ma- Ensign Gavin Stewart to be Lieutenant, • innved to the 66th Foot, fohn Mill, Gent. • ~ 10;, vice Stewart' 4 james"Thornton, ten. to be Captain of • by pnrciise, vice Cruilt, - iikamoteti. Ensign to' be Lieutenant, vice Thornton. T. Bell R.., Cent to he lily n, by purchave, vice Deptatline, Lieutenant (aim Mackenzie, from the 37th Foot, e7aptain of a Company, by purchase, vice Villars, ft'titri. Lieutenant Mordoc Macleap, from the 37th Fo,o, to be Captain °fa CoMpany t by purchase, viceCtia naiql, who tonal. . Chanioagne's 'Regiment, Captain John. Maclean, y. 'in the sin toot, to be, Captain of a Company, vice 1t0,49 , 49 tson, promoted in the Canadian Fencibles. i,:!teriairt- Colonel : Steverison'S :Regiment, Lieut. Thomas Ware, troitt the a4th Feat, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant William Co.art ~ from the 54th Foot, to be Captain of a Company.,. 'l'o be ttnsig, i = I ows Finer, Gent, •------ Grant, Gent. . Etherington4rench, Gent. , , TO be Adjutant, with the Rank 'of Ensignerjeant Major tiech' fm to the sth Foot. TO be Qualter-Master, Morrison, Gent. 24:tiatt won of Reserve, Lientenitit St:pitch C. Bowen, of the late Irish Artillery, to be. Lieutenant . . Henry Porter, Cent. or the Lite ist Irish Fencible Cavalry, to be Liente ra.o, emerary Rank in the Anny. Henry Barry, Gent. to be Ensign, 3d 8AL.31100 of ReserVe, Ensign (airier Hill, from the 4th Battalion , ot Reserve, to be Lieutenan:. aph Onto, !Olin Sareent,:Esq. Captain in the late Wallace Fen. Wiles, to he Captain of a Company, with temporary R.oik Ow y Lieutenant William I ones, twin lalf oi t tford's Corps, to be Lieutenant. 7 ii Ditto, LitUteilaitt 1040 tb, front the 23d Foot, to be or a Company. Edward Chinnery, Esq. Captain !I dm late Suffolk Fencibles, to be Captain. 4f a Company, with temporal* Rank . in the' Army. , Frederick Watson, • Cent. to be Ensign. 9th Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Armstrong., front the tit)) Foot, to be Captain -- of a Company. 'Lieutenant Francis Snell Myt ton, tram ilall-pay afthe late Independent Com panies, to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank in the Army. Toth Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Biddulph, from Half-pay of the late 99th Foot, to be Lieutenant, ith Ditto,. Captain Samuel Mentagu Sears, from Half-pay or the 9th Foot, to be Captain of a Company'. CU tal ltilicheel Silvaugli, from Half-pay . iitf H tlie 6th Foot, to lie Lieutenant. nth Ditto, Lientenant J Murray, from the S7th Feat, to be Captain of a Company • Henry Stanley, Cent: 'to be Ensign. Ensign Henry . Lodge to be Adjutant. 13th Ditto, . "Fhoinas rineloy, Esq. late of the Aberdeen lencibles, to be Captain at a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army. Ensign Richard Carroll, from the '11411 . h:oat; to be Lieutenant. Ensign Thomas comyn, from Half-pay of the t sth Foot, to be Ensign, with temporary Rank the Army. Quarter-Master C. Lamont, from halt.pay of the late Aberdeen Fencibles, : to be Quarter- Master. " z4,th be: . Lientenants, Lieut. James Pratt, from - Half-pay of the 77th. Font. Lieutenant Donald ,Robertson, furor Half-pay of the' late 3d Regiment of the Irish Sri gade. Lieutenant Hugh Macpherson, from Half of the ' Athe.riean Piavincials, with temporary Rank in the Army, 15th Ditto, ensign George Lutton, from Half-pay of the 3act Foot, to be. Lieutenant, with temporary Rank. in the ~~. ~ ,- • • Army.. Canadian Feocible Infantry, Lieutenant-Colonel David Shank, from . lialf. pay- of the Queen's Rangers, to be Lieu. .tertant••Colunel. AndreW ilanititon, Gent. to be Ensign. The King's, German .Reglinent, Lieutenant. Colonel Fre derick Baton .Deakin, front - the (i.3 - th Foot, to be Colonel. To be Captains —Lieitteti;nt Augustus Heir t.r, from the tith Light Dragoons. Lieutenant Julius baron .Balou, irom the fiotb. Focbt To be Lieutenants, with . temporary Rank in the Army— Lieutenant Peter de Salve, late of the Dutch Brigade. Thomas .flar ward, Gent. late Lieutenant in the 67th Foot. To be EnsignsTustar Heise, Gent. Louis . o ropy, Geur• 3(1 Royal Garrison Battalion, Astistant-Surgeort George front the lam Garrison Battalion, • to be Surgeon, Vice Days, who retires. Royal Waggon Train, Lieutenant Franeis , Wright to be Cap.: twin with temporary. .Rank in the .Army., -Lieutenant • Thomas Gwyilym, from Half-pay of the Corns'of Com missaries of Aril i irry, to be Lieutenant, vice Wright: HostITAL STAFF. Surgeon fames Whitelocke to be an Assistant-Inspedor of ilo4pitals, • . • • Deputy Purveybr Robert Stewart, from llalf.pay, to be Deputy Purveyor to the Forces. Apothecary -- Burke to be Garrison Surgeon of the .laland of Barbatioas. • To be Captains—Nathaniel •Proaor, Esq. Tohn Norton; Esq. Edward Milivard, Esq, Webster Whistler; - Erq. George Dawes, Esq. EdWird Tournay, Esq. leremiah Curtis, Esq. To be Lieutenants—William Watson, Gent. Weeden Daws, Gent. George Lamb, Gent. William Phillips Lamb;. Gent. J. Godsworthy Shorter, Gent. Benjamin Ros so') Gent. William Bishop, Gent. 9eorge William Ashburnham, Gent. Thomas Martin, ent. Thomas LaW, Gent. William Makeson, Gent. James ShiPttern, Gent. filcher Italie, Gent. George Childsen, Gent. James Worgden, Gent. Charles Venable, Gent. Wil liam Srace, Gent. (oho Baker Slatlen, Gent. Stephen 4, Terry, Gent. - Thomas . Furn, Gent. Walter Curtis, Gent. John Tempest Weston, Gent. To be Chaplain—The Rev: Drake Hollingbery. To be Sutgeon—lames Megan, Gent. To be Paynta.ster—John Almond, Esq. . ' • - abridge Volunteers. John Warburton, Esq. to be ,Captain. ThomaS Adams, Esq. to be ditto, To be Lieutenants—Ra. Stevenson, Gent. Robert 'Hales, Gent. Stephen Godwin, Gent. john Billington, Gent. Deal Volunteer Ardlle y. Robert Keeler, Esq: to be Captain.. John Winter; Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Richard, Rickerds, Gent. t 6 be ditto. Deal Volunteer Infantry; John May, Esq. to. be Captain. John Cannon, Gent. to he Lieutenant. 'Thomas. Parker Oakley, Gent. to be Liet. tenant. Williatn Hussey, Gent. to be Ensign. The Rev. Philip Brandon to be Chaplain. John Willoughby, Gent, to be Surgeon. .Dover Volunteer Artillery. Charles Wellard, Esq. to be Captain. Thomai Mantell, Gent. to be First Lieutenant, To be Second Lieutenants-James Moon; Gent. Nicholas Lad Steriker, Gent. James Peter Feder, Gent. MeV f 1 4 ,1unteer Infantry. , James V i c k ery 111401er, P.s9 . to ho Captain. John Rey. maids, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. R. Cowky Polhill, Cent. to be First Lieutenant. Etruria Plltenteer Infanoy. , , John Weilgewood, Esq. to be Captain. Josiah Wedgewood, Gent. to be. Lieutenant. Thomas Byerley, Gent. to be , Lieuten;uit. Josiah Byerley, Gent. to be Ensign. ' Litter lOluntrer lnfantly. , • • • Hugh Middleton Ellicombe t Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Furlong, who resigns, Ensign John Hutchings to be Lieu tenant. . * To be Ensigns—Zachary Trewtnan, Gent, George Arden, jun. vice Stabbach, promoted. Henry Melltuish Foul, Gent. vice Hutchings, promoted. Zachary Punier, Gent. Exmhater Polunieer William Rainforth, Gent: to be Adjutant. Pram-burgh Poluilleert. William - Fraser, Esq. to be Captain Commandant. George Gordan, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. .Williain Cooper, ~,Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. • • • . Elevock and B;•yadhernl)os Voluntem„ JamessTownsend, Esq. to be Major_ Commandant. Lichfitli k`dunteer infivihy, James S. Patton, Esq. to be. Lieutenant-Colonel Command. ant. Fairfax Moresby, Esq. ,to be. Lieutenant-Co onel. To be Captains—Charles Simpson, Esq. Thomai White, F.,q. William Gill, Esq. (Ulm Philiyi,pYotr, 'Esq. Arthtir ElinehleY, Esq. Ilenry Arden, Esq. To be Lieutenants--. Thomas Brammall, Gent. 'Tames Smith, Gent. William Feary, Gent. Robert Ft m, Gent: Henry Chinn, Cent. Thomas Thynne Morgan, Cent.. To be Ensigns —Charles EdwkirdS Winger, Gent. i'llornas Taylor, Gent, Johrt Hewitt, Gent. lohci Shertatt, Gent. Marvie Polo:1w William Cobb, F.sq. to be Captain. • John Robason, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. lames flail, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant. Margate Vo!twice Ij/h Ceps. Dzniel Jarvis, Esq. to'be Captain. Wooman,,Ceet. to be First Lieutenant. Norwich Polunteer Riflemen, Richard Mackenzie 13acon, Esq. to be Captain: j(ihn Deer,, Gent. to be liras Lieutenant.' Confined Chapman, Cctit. boSeeond Lieutenant. Ram:gaff ludepotilost "'Hillery. Perter Blackburn, Esq. to be Captain. To be Lieutenants Huhn Nethersole, Gent. Richard Tom son, Geftt. Thomas Elgar, jun. Gent. ILinng4te rcluntro. Ma) lime?:. William Humble, Esq. -to be Captain. (olin BrOwnc, Gcnt. to be First Lieutenant. I.),iniel Friend, Getty. to be Second Lieutenant. • Rivicold Follower Ara/14v. Kingsford Wood, Esq. to v bc Captain. William Boys. Cent.' to be First Lieutenant. Tulin Wood, Gent. to be 'First Lieutcoot. • • Saordwich I,iclugtrer At Edmund Fowle, Esq. to be Captain. William Cee,, to be First Lieutenant. Charles Emnitisoll, to oc First Lieutenant. S'eaforillroluniter James Cook, Esq. to be Captain. Samuel Cook, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. FrancisCamble, Gcot. to be Second Shropshirelunteer Infantry. John Kynaston'Powell, Esq. to be Colonel. John Corbet,t. Esq. to be lieuttliant- Colonel. Sir -Corbct Corbel, Bart, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. I knry Cresset Pelham, E 41 1' to be blajor.. Edmund PlOwden, ,Esq. 'to be Major. To be Captains—Williani Charlton Lsq. Edward Dim mock, Esq. -William Morrall, Es 4. tioniao Esq. The' Hon. Thonitis-Keity:on.- Robert Lloyd, Esq., Joseph Sutton, Esq. ilenja r n in Benyon, Esq. William' Holt Davison, Esq. William Church Norcupi Esq. Crudes- Oakley, . Esq. Oven Roberts, Esq. RiGilliti Heber; „ 'To he Captain-Lieutenant Clarke, Lsq. 'fa be Lieutentutts--Riehard Grant, Cant. Francis Lloyd • Ilayley, Gent. Richard Nlarigolcl Noneley, Ge nt . H enry Lea, Cent. Thomas Longuevill‘ , .. loves, Gent. p r i nce , Cent. Randal Edwards, Gent. Charles Mbr.- hill, Gent, Edward Attoo, Cent. James 464, ,Cent ; T q . rias Suiten, ,Gent. T o be — Thomas Cent. • wall, Gent. John Cureton,,, Gent. ,George AndersOn, Gent, John Grey ton, ,Gent.. Edward Davis, co lt , Peter Pritehaid, James Kent. 'Gent.' lyse, Gent., •. . • • . , To beChaptain—Rev... Edward Kynaston. or , , A • • To be AdJutal l t—FrA t ielx Quartile, COL 'To'be Payinitger-rTitwirra Kynaston, Esq. .t/iat SwitiJrriail Volunteer Infantry. • The Right Hon. Ceorke Tierney to be Lieutenant-rot...mei. Commandant. john .Rolls, Esq. to be Lieutenant :e;0-. lone,. Samuel Pritchard, Esq. to be Major. t - To be Captains--Satiluel Lsq. Robert Canson, Esq. Henry Artieive, " Esq: jainet 'Ones, Esq.. Ito,, Thompson, Esq. -Peter Barnes,. Lscl -Richard Parker, Lsq. jowl. Simons, Esq. lohn Aleock, T be First Ltatitenants---John Simons, Gent. lohn sou, Gent. Henry Smithers, Gent. fames Burgess ' 'Gent. Vereival Barker, Gent. Joseph Hottam, Gent. George Touse. Gent. Flenjatnin Marshal:, Gent. !oho Thonip son,- Gent. loseph Allen, Gent. Thomas Mouldeu, Gent. Stephen Holloway, .Ginit. 7avistock Volunteer Infantry, John Harris, Gott. to be Adjutant, vice Radford. Wittgbatn Vawater Infantry, Stephen Eigar, Esq. to be Captain. John Dodds, Gent. to be Lieutenant. 14EAIORAIIVM, The following Appointments, as stated in the Cazettes of tile tytli and 26 t h i tity, and of the 9th, loth, 23d, :tnd 3oth of August last, have not taken place 30;11 foot, Robert Scymoiir,'Geot. to be Ensign. 6011 Ditto, -- Gent, to , be linslgn. 68th Ditto, Ensign William .Leimonlo be Lieutenant. tst Battalion of Res4rve—Ensign Icahn Read, traits 36th Foot, to be Lieutenant. ---- Peshall, Gent. to be Ensign. • stli Ditto, Lientenant Donald Macarthitr, from Half-pay of the 42d Foot, to be Lieutenant. Ensign Charles Urquhart, from the tath Battalion,: to be Ensign. BARRACKS. To be fistrack-Mastent 'in Great Britain—Thomas Haynes, Esq.' Major of the Bristol Volunteers. Francis. White, Cent. rc+tu•ed Ensign of the Tower Invalids. Christopher frliddlemass, Esq. Nlajor of the Dunbar Volunteers. lames Caltueath, Cent. late Deputy 14arrack-Master at York. .john lohnstone, `Cent.' law IlarrackMasterlit Island of Minorca, John Shearman, Gent. Gc.vtge Lamb, Cent. No•tb Devon Gentlemen and Yeoman)." Cavalry. . )obri Abbot, Gent. to be Cornet. • . • Norttampionsitiri Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cava Sir Wrn, Wake, Bart. to he Captain. Edwaictilouverie, Gent. , to be Lieutenant, Robert Andrews, jun. Gent. to be-Corrn3.' • • • Wartokishire Grndroven and Yeomanry cavalry. liettry , Adiuni, Gent. to be. Lieutenant. Ileckington' Volunteer Artillery. Cenrge Friend, Esq. to be Captain, lohit Friend.. Gent. to b.: First Lieutenant. John Friend, jun. Gent. to be Se cunt( 1.4:n1-.li:wt. St. Gilt , 4nd St. George', lilvms:bury, VolitParrr Infantry.. Alexander Hendrix Sutherland, Esq. to be Captain. Gorge Castling, Esq. to be Captain, Brcadri.iirs Volk nicer Aldirri. • Stephqn Phill)(qt, Esti. to be Captain. lobo Goodwin, Cent, to be First L ieutenant. Robert Barfield, Cent. to be Se cond Lieutenant. 13urIblicto►t troluntfer Infantry writ A►tillr►y. rohn Pitts, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. William Hall, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Christo pher Spark, Gent. to be SccaUul,Lientettant. Canto-billy nboorer 1414 Corps, Robert. Rnibbrooke, Esq. to be Captain. ,fierbert Packe, Gent, try be. Lieutenant. William ,Webster Sinkty p Cent. to be Lieuteniznt. • . Cin9ur Pert rduntte)r. Wittalion L.--'L. ba< Captains--Mieliael Elwin, Esq, , 1"...0rn . 4$ Bennett, EN. jiimeg Shepherd, Esq. f o I t Iletuenarits--E4tWalli Sallip*Oli Rutter, Gent.- Fran...! cis retkins, Gent: William 'Kemp,' Gent. - Henry Wright, Gent. Sanntel.Sbeitherd, Cent. William fillep pad, Iletity- Hatton, Gent. William 13aker, Gent. Theophilus Carter, Gent. 'l'o br Ctriplain—Reverelisi William To be Surgeon-I'll4oft Fisted, Gent. • • To be l'aymaster.-- t;eorge Ledger,. Esq. 2cl battalion— Lieutenant.Colonci Charles Deugl4s oirt be Half-pay, tobe Major.' • • - • To be Captains--it. E. Hunter, Esq. Thomas Gore; Esq.. Stephen ,Mnmniery, Esq..- John Hooper, Fsq, Kieliard Collard Esq. . _ To he Lieuten . ants—John Snowden, Gent. George Wells I larrison, Gent. William Adams, Gent, Denwood risen, Cent. George Cock, Gent. Zacharish Cozens, , Colt. Thomas Gore, jun. Gent. roseph HoHams, Cent.- Francis Cobb, juii. (lent. John Chancellor, Cent. -Thomas . Woodland, Gent. Stephen Box, Gent. Peter Hurgeu,' Cent: 1) uei Bayley lartnan, Gent. Paulin Huggett, Gent. Willimn Goodson, Gent. ' George Horfi, Gent. Swinfoid, Gent, To be Chaplain—Rev, 1(n hard jun. • • • t o be SU - Neon—William liuike, Gent. 'l 4 O he Paymaster—Daniel HOdgson, lis 1. DaVis tamb, hag. to be Lieutenant- , Colonel. - liICKi'S HALL, SIFT. 12. Tins day the Sessions for the County of. It,lid. (nese% began at Halt, Cletkensvell._ The prinqipal parr Of the day was occupied in trials of petty assaults. Among.these there was one, in which the De. fendant was acquiued, in opposition to the feelings of the whole Court. it was an indictment against a. man, named Francis Dias,, for assaulting iVits. Rainer, who, with her husband, lodged its his house in Featherstone-street.. This .Defendant, it appeared, for a considerable ,time behaved very ill to his lodgers. On the 22d of last June, the . Prosecturix happened to, wish scum bed-curtains, and hung them up to dry in the front, of the house. She said, that knowing how spiteful the Defendant •awas, she watched him, dest Ise should .do any injury to these things. She saw hitt take a bottle, and,throw the contents of it Upon them. She ran down, anCinsisted On knowing what he had: in bottle, ;, for that purpose, she seized him by the hand as he was about to go away. Th e con. sequence was, that he struck and beat her in a vico.: lent manner. Th e counsel for the Defendant here maintained, that the cause could not r.}cettl any farther, as the . . . I.A NAN M`MIL LAN, (of anw-Street s Covent .. -t.;:trkten) ; :Ind ruOikbett by WILLIAM AiMtGEß.;;c : rt .l p ri ,, ( o f , ~ ,,,il l molt ) No* I 12 1 qi - iait; where ildiver/irerrntr, Qrders for the Parr, Lauri foc tlte Ed,, l , r ,- s i ., . 1 , , A 2 , ~. . d , . 4 ,- J. - f ar i ; . , 101.41)0N: Printed by P. 7 C At the Sun-017,1cl t.ttlt Ditto, lictitenant Alcatider front fialf pay of the 93d Foot, to b. Lieutenant, 16th Ditto, Captain Richard liiggioop, fro. n Half-pay of the Marines, to be Captain of a Company. tit,RATA., The'Appointments of the Gentlemen to be Etisi;,ms hi the Trinity House Royal Volunteer Artillery ; stated in the Gazette of the 3d inst. are alit:rut to Seem+ Lieutenant's. Gfano'gan Volunteer. byetntrr, • For John- Miles,. Gent. to be Ensign, react John Miles, Gent... to be Lieutenant'. Commiisirots in the Norfolk Militia, sigyed , 4y the Lord Lietere. mint. ' • ' ' Western Regiment— Catel Datnant, to be Ensign. Dated August 12, 180 . 3. •' „ . EasternileAilllent—Ensign Waugh - to be Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Mgar, resigned. Dated Aug. 22, CMnmisdons in the Renfrewshire Militia , .agned the Lord Lieutenant. Dated sep. 1, ! • Lieutenant William Howie to he Captain. Ensign Robert. Sitilson to be Lieutenant, vice Howie, promoted. Duncan. Campimil, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Stinson, promoted; Commissions in the Bank of England Regiment of Voluhteers signed by His ilLtjesiy. Jeremiah Harman; Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 5, 133. Captain Thomas Langley to be`Adjutant.- Dated as-above. Ea a Ai' ifikt in the Gazette of the 23d tilt. For Lieutenant John Buchanan to be Captain, vice Mintweil, promoted, read Lieutenant john Buelt.inan to be C.lptain. .POLICE.OPF ICE, H ATT ON -G ARDEN. -.YttsTFp DAY 7el ' CO6- Sabiiti;fin Kock, the Dane, keits . ed Of drotvnitig ,It Smith,: in the River 'Thames, W. 15 again bruoght forward in order mon dergwanother examination before the Sitting Ma. giitrate. . • Mr s , Dellaw a ll, the per,on w!,o was ordered into custody during the investigation of this bustnes, on suspicion of being an Accessaly, was also broug! forward. Mr. Hankinson, the master.Oithe Swan Taw.ti near Chelsea, was put . on oath, because the `M,Ti strate reckoned. evidence -the! most .that had been adduced tin this Ocoasion;• , :The i L 4. . gistrate said, that he: understood this .Witness had stated on his first examioation, that he (Mr. Haolcht. son) had ricagoized-the PriSoner KA, beinglle.:-... person whom .he saw quarrelling with a .Ladk a bnat .. , when at the ,Witness's house gettid; some refreshment ; but that on his 'last examinanon,die had thought proper to contradkt that stalement. The Witness said, he thought his former depusition must have been misunderstood. He now• tan 'Oath deposed, that he could neither -spcak as to the -co. lour of the gastlemaestoarnorto the petsons.Of either the Getaleman or Lady. whom' he had seried With. some: brandy while sitting in the boar, and • who appeared to him to be ••quarrelling..--It was then the dusk of the evening, and he.,thought ;' it would have been impossible for him to have, stet' nixed either of them, even had he used his endea. yours. to do so, .The -Witness deelared.he knew nothingfurther in regard to this business than what he had formerly stated. It will be, .recollected that this Witness's Wife, When examined on this affair, said, that. she serv ed also another Laity and !Gentleman, who came f f to their house in: a boat on that same Sunday, and that they behaved. to each with the greatest good humour and politeness, and came out -ot the boat . to r getsomerefreshment., The Magistrate inquired of Mrs. Dellawn!l what length of time had transpired since her husband's decease ? She answered, that it was about twelve months on the 25th of April last, and she had lived with him ten years and a quarter ; that they wore married in France, • but that she first became acquainted, witlthinvin Lancashire. On being in lerrogated'whether or not she had since been; . mar. ried.to Mr. Smith, the, husband, of the deceased, she declared, that •she itvas opt married to Jim; and said, she knew him only by his being an acquaintance of her late husband., .On being questioned as to the assignment of thet.deceased'a Annuity, which was lately •made in•her favour by Mr. Smith, slte-said, she,'• was extremely unwilling to accept of that deed Ott the time' Mr. Smith , propo,ed it, but that he-was indebted to her. on various accounts.; and as she herself was in oecessitouss , eimuntsrances,-she had agreed tu accept- of-t4tat;,method of payment, as no other was propose& Sheattpressed herself in strong terms, as now having' occasion to regret baying done AO, as she. I lad •.44n:thereby , : spb§cd . ufl i er good narne„ by her' being bruogl4,undet.,the foul suspicion ',of being an accessary, to a crime of which she protested ' herself,innoe4t4:und of w kid-1114C had not the smallest knowledge. - . , , . ~ 'There being.no further •eviOonqa.to adduce, the Magistrate thought. -it prodepl. f .to discharge both: the Prisoners ; bu,t ‘ , previous lo his ,41.411 g: :SO, ::he said, that,, if , 41 , aPy, tutorg,perickt) . .Any o ‘ i rc.4ten§sa lace ~should ~happen, ~to occurs r'.Yl littli.,;might . :tp;111 1 tt)‘; throw any limber light:iwon.,,tltp,. transktliort,4l 0, ,w001d,14-liable to , :beralcn,up r .,apci•aga,irt spind, to the consttrenens it . .4.lteir „ggiit could .be. t zsrgicted .m9re, convicuous,. :- ; •,. • .., ~, . ~ . — . MII)7)LESFX STSSiONS. ' PrOieCutiii - 'lila acknowledget site seized his kina ' before lie struck her ; and that was an sssault on - her" part. - TheChairmatk told the Jury., that what the De- Pendanthail . done'l.vAs asMalignitnt an aet as perhapi ev er ' o #.l committed; bat he coul d -not be 'conviaed (dart-assault. : . , . .. .-. The Jury con;Ulred . for some time, and declared the Defendant :::;ui/tv; . ... .11,-,. Chairman said, they certainly must INave . mistylderstood 'him ; for he had direEted 3 vet . dla of - acquittal' to be given. 'The Jury must 14 out of their minds, the aft of the' Defendant's destr , )y• • p in g the property of the ProsecutriX; they were to try, whether:he had comthitted an assault, and they trust go aceording to law, tivhatt:‘ er their private :eelini, , s might be. The Proseeutrix, by .I?yiq hold ,of, and detaining hiat, had cert;iirdy cominute d the first assault. The * fury then pursuant to the direainels of the lo C ii t x: i n r it t, ll..i : , , , : : : : : : t . i c c o d:t i. l ii :e ±l .l:efendant ; and the Chairm In told him, that had he been found guilty', lie w`l ul ' i !ive met wit h a severe punishment, on account of 1 ..., =,_,/ Spenter , and 4, n, hi isi ;i e f i e, iii r c et:Li i : .. l ,. i tr o: i e g t :, s Ine:.l f or keeping a disorderly sortedt to give t h three security„ in P n l''f4 l: l. : ie r ni El sentence, i i i r t 4)cri'cs ee futurei)‘'f' b ''Cs e : l l : r a tr : 4 ;i : l ° : , 4i ; : t : ll : re n il * : selves in zool. and two s.:reties in 10 01 . ''''''" it A Greenock Piper s.ivc recommentl to Govirnnient. to have v c •ht u i o jr ., e •over o.lc ho fr l 3tiing 'wherries' if th e enem y h a ve dirc.et cvri"" mtke don with Itelana, lb oir throtigh t . t';ei means. J r be ree,•llened, that °? - IA-mt Row.yr • , it is ,11:11 3 rhey ,vcre. alv“;ys t„ , mect to silltti:gle - fr,iiu F ra nce.' • , kvN ' A hiti/e4l"' llia.lcU T, :1,11:1elesn years, (1 11 1) , Ca : t 4l :44 l)! lt r, : :( 7i i i : style.of comic. singin g ncver pge ,than in klefive r y of t h e new com i cal A 4'\c't NT " ' ; piy-4411 4 a res caller . , -)3t ~erws or i • 'Posip," an excellent Ssog,e4ofindiiig Oitit,Ogr a i t anti Ll,l rtlu Lir • Yestir a 4 r . se : nait IL'' 4 d th L r ' . • ; • - DIED; Ott WOttesda y • ,last,• , at Bath, Lientatiant Doncl,l, ; of, the late Ji6th. Regiment of Foot, anti NI. P:' l( '' Yarmouth, 'in the Isle of IVight. On Thursday' last, at'. Rrlghton, of. , :c dropsy,, AQ r. S . wick., the Singer., :Int Of Drury-lane Theatre. At Leadclune ' . near Inverness, ue Saturdar the 3d inst..?!!l.: Miss Catherine Fraser, daughtvr of the deceased ser f Esq. of Leadclune ' un gtst rtt Croy Nlanse, Miss Elizabeth Curnming,..Y o e, ,,. daughter of the deceased Alex, Cumming, of Logi t t,:ii t ' o s) At Edinburgh, on, the rst inst. Mary 4 , 14.=' - a nt. eldest et ifighter of the latti Mf. "antes liamilPl, ll l4;Not Mrs. Oft the 2d inst. at Williailltielcl....nost,.frill'iii;;;;4.6ook c L3Wfit, spouse of ')J s ' sfller'in Glasgow. ' w if e o f At 'Tinian, on the Is th ult. Mrs. Gulland. Batt. 4ant.Culland, fai,tor for Sit. Wni,. Erskine, 131114r11 - ,t.~.. • OF 47'00:4' Vt.S7 DAY. I ikdia Stock Bank Stock shut Nary 5 per Lent. 87a ; iter Cent. 179-, shut Irish s•per Cent. 4 yer Lent. Cnn. Shut 3 per C.R. shut 3 per C. Con. 541. It Ink 1,, A. shut Dltui S. A. shut' i India bonds s. El. 1411 s par Is. 41,6. Omnium 7} ifis. Imper. 3 per Cent. J'qtro Anns. Rank for i:ons. tor Oet. 54 • A i, a t F: G : l ' I n ae r i, ra _% t v h a l e y ' (' 3 : 0. B i C h E n ß E S :;: lV i l l i:n i n iFi n r i S: he s n e sS , YE9 e XtjA i s . ":" BC P: BI. 2 4 : ISI . :I , ;::, C' , ), ° Pc" . ' t tu l ,: it.: l l l , :: , :rl l l: one ._ _ . , r, 1 03,, , . ~ QT • RI: /W I • 9 A Compaa inil very Eligible l' l ' . ' "" :: ' 1 11 .„ VA NOR SARNI (tlte. Land-Tax on which haflot:' of Laindon Eainclon IlilP, Little Ilia , . . 1. gr . ' .. 17 : 1 11 4 :0n n 7 I i I d thecai led County ( -;RL ot AI L:s ' ae " :, lß itt il t l I N ie S occi s 4 i P I 2" : 11. uil: t ' ',1: 1 3_l!,,jamin Lane, consting of upwards of 3 6 0 ikqes: ~)041 ya l : t r i n c :l:l l l . A o a u n r s a c h e;; le t in e tl i " T e o a c t d o l!::::s u a l u t d ahl i e ''' ri LI ii i .4 .a s ta t i ll: ,re:l"*: ~ i 1 1 1 ) 1 1 .; q-1 'lle i i e § in 4 vety,improiing pan 6i llitt CP.OlO r t, _ f i ve , , iree Miles from Ilillericay, si.it' fOtn. teintwoo", tioln.the Thaine 4, and within 14euty....10,1l- dr r-doli t ' ll 'l o rii cleseri t" • '' w i,Przfi c. fi ll( !!ns.o t-h a e k 'F'st34C44%:r " 'n%. " 13c 1. , .. p ve.particoirs stray v. ~-••-, , - the l e , •,:ile; tencly ; :the 1 1Vhite Hart, Burnt w:you ; the I ),,Jec , ! . o, . ~ e ' 2 6( A tr .l4 r • 'llll6h,'Maville.:rtivr;' and of Nles.ri: KM+, 14?.1,r 1, " -1.14- '', ,ent, Craig`s.court, Whitehall, London, wltcr , *II l a of the Estate may be 6 VL. .__...--,-. : . : 7 1:h k4t c A r i ' l c s... N p:s r 1 F: it il f it sC rilW' rill'r,'.3'‘nl;ll'3E'tsß. ilcs-)I.6v(W)NEIIL'AIf v; .11.INTSII llt 1 , .. ' '''' , I - . , . •. '1 BE SOLD BY AUCTMi I, , (..,,,,:: Di Mc”ts. :IKINNFR DYKii: --- 'On Thq 1. , ' t . .... ' ISE .1y •, way's, i'll fott .t eT ip l i .: a t . E l Nl t v l s: l 44 l llc c' t , rt ih, f l p ' e p l :s ,r s w : Y p p e e ef re r in f v ,s l i i ii e l i t r tt i;: ci l ' i lt A d , :i ss * i s ii e it i:V e e‘ o. l:i i. L. : 4 :: : :: b n - i l c oN 3l :: ci r : 3l: i t 'lr h Fv : l ce at-j ' e ly : :A t 9ri te, : t'C y r : 4l ;llll . ..i cOp'able f' • inz tw ° P air °- 1: II " 1. Mill's and tr nnitiTg tlo ° tt rt st- --- ,"Wi ti3 .24 tric:lic,,.LotJa , ra p i e .an r B d u p il o d w it : tg ri f ,a or i ic tl o ni ,pp eol::: :l l ... " . .l: ir a: ;), '' ,tt ‘ p V aini :: .oys ter etd ,; po ti A l la c a l l a nt e f se : t t r? st Y : ' ar t f : e3 7 esellent Agent's H01t 6.4. ' ,-. Icil y BIAS M' , And ten subrnuitialDwellin*-notises 01 WOr 4nlel , Aili l a iii ',, ‘ i v t i o t i h is t , h t r h ee re trge Wh,eels, and sufficient loath for lour P ." fat Fall of Water, P i, a ‘ i li n t cj a w ße fi ti )4c ne d ry' t%(V)tiarrelit'outittsicfc'aensti ''t't.'sriti.ll".lll.ls,edr.' jags, an Agents House, and ten substantial Dwelling-04 for Workmen. , Lot 3. Six Brass Melting Houses, four Fires in eaclil.Cir3,ll: lamine Calcining House, .with calciner Buddies and I) , l t' cr - ,, Oven ; a Mill, with a pair of Stones and a p 3 ir Qt 9 1 st a ft: , with four feet fi ve inches Fall of Water ; Store-housei. 1/wciii„g house, and Buildings, and' eleven subs t antial _ not , • °toy' '„ user houses for Workmen ; likewise a Fall of W a ter, ~,,;0 3 ;tr of about at feet. that may be separa ted from the and roorA for an extensive Nlanufailory. a --rec ofield Lot 4. A commodious D welling=ho u se, called o ld Lodge. now an inn, with ' Stabling and t)tit-huildiagr''f rec.- excellent walled Carden. The a b ov e Mills are pot O , ot hold'and part Leasehold, and are worked b y one of B rno p ti w e poerfill Streams of Water in the Kingdom, pOs/flutals. i .s i ngular advantage fir never being atfecic.l by FrostS, p e e, or Droughts te Sumer, lying near, the ltir sr j : . to' Heavy Go in ods can h be conve m yetton board 'Vessels ti‘nr, c o of as. 6.1. per ton, and being sitttated itv the'neighbOurt ~. Lead, Calamine, and Coal Mines, are very:de6inible for.,l'il'o, tying on extensive Manufactories in the Copper, 1 3 : 4 1:/ or 34 . and iron-plate-Trade ~,, as likowist tot rolling of 1. a f t . „ etv o f Paper, Cotton, or Woollen Mills, as well as for a ‘ 2l ' ' I purposes., •tir e' Samuel Taylor, For further particulars, apply to Mr. en,,rf, Agent, on the Prernies - to Mr. joint Stel e "' ...o r t.o. Office, Liverpool .4 or to'Messrs• Skinner, Dykcl 4' Altterigate-Street . __......-..."'"."'*'-'''*"'''''''''' In.-street, Grosvenur.squue must be addressed.