The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-24 00:00:00

paw 4ONDON GAZETTE, Q. 22, 1803. B;ir:Uffire, "oa Z 2, 18 . 03. I3:\ TO be I.3nrraelv-Ivlpsters in Grfat Britain—Sainuel Palmer,' . Esq. , Captairr'in 115 Row and Seaton Volunv.er Artillery;; jttnes -.orates, Dusantoy, Lieutenant t m Davies, prottrted to' be Extra Assistant Barrack- Master.Generat. George Lawson Flail, Esq. late a Cap lain in the 30th Foot, Illoxixont and aotky Light 110,:e Polioneers. George Frederick Stratte*Esq. to be Major-Commandant.. Henry Dawkins, jun. Esq. to be Captain. Charles 11rown Mosryn, jun. Esq. to be ditto. John Davis, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Thomas Cobb, jun. Gealt. to be ditto. *John' Shorter, Gent. to be Cornet and Surgeon. Williatrt . t'val tad, fun. Gent. to be Corner. Pktighliy tra,p of Gentlemrn and Valmont; Cavolty. • • • jpiffn 114rrison Itsq to be Captain-CoinnLultlant. 13Ainbrilge t Gent: . to 'be Litutenaut. Itobert Greenb:ll, Gent. to be Cornet. • • Upper elglrigg Volunteer Inlantty. Sir George' Army tage4o!be ..Lieutenarit-Colonel-Command ant. Northend Nicholls v E'srq, to be Lieutenant:Colonel. Joseph Haigh, lisq. ,be r MaJor, peor g e Bc 4 umunt, kis q , to be ditto. To he. C.'aptaitts--Bramell Dyson, Esq. Walter. •Stables, Spencer Uy on, Emi, William Horsfall, Esq; Matthew ivlzipn,.Esq. lolia Wollev, Esq. Ganis ton, Esc! tOhn Harrop, Esq. john Radclitlei Esq. Walter Beaumont; Esq. lolin Roberts, Esq. Lewis Fen.: tOn, Esq. To be• Lieutenants—John Robertr., Gent. Johtt 'Buc:kley, Gent. John flattop, Gent. Julio Lees, Gent. lohn Marsden, Gent. lanes . Roberts, Gent. Joseph A rmi ' tage, Gent.. Henry Nelson, Gent. Henry Heron, Gent, HJohn Allesoni Cent. Michael Turner, ,Gent. Joseph inclicliffe, Gent. William Saunders, Gent. James Brook, Gent. - To he Ensigns- Santnel Knight, Gent. William Blackburn, Gent. Cohn Brave, , Gent. , John Harropi Gent. John Lodge, Gent. Joseph Dyson, Gent. john Blaabtirn, Cent. tyal 4eglesea'Poluniter:. .Lorcl Warren Buikeley to be Licatenant-ColonehCom. , . nrindam. tilt Battalion —()wert l'Attland Neyricl4, Esq. to be lieute nAnt-cohilCl Sir It 'bort Williams, Ban. to be. Major. "I'n be Capiaina John Williama, , Esq.' Rowland Williams, ' Esq. tVilliam Sparrow, Esq. Augustus Elliot Fuller o Esq, Sir William Bolkele., Hughes, Km. To'bk• Lionepants —William Williams, Gent. lbhn Jones, GQ;ii. W i lii lin viiiiimni, Gent. WilliartiAlevick,*(;ei l t. toini Williams, Gent, Gildlth Roberts, Gent. J o h n , •,ne.•:, Gent. Will i am flugheS, Gent. Owen R o b erts , e.w. William l?rie , .:, Gent. .. . To'be Eilsignk.-'l'ic)lard ,l.cwi*, Gent. John I „ lnyd,,Gent. Flui) Ll , ,yd, G. , :fli. lirory liugrie, Gent. William Tho rivis, Gent.. • , • '. . To4ae Adjutant --lelin: Jones, c tlit. . . ~ fiqtreion. ' Paul Parton, Esq. to be, Lietitenant,Caltinel. Bodychen Sparrow, Ligh, to tact Majbr: To he'Captains —I obri ritlith Lewis, Esq. John Price, jun. liughea, Etiq. .William Hughes, Esq. Hol land Crittlikb, Esq. To be Lieurenanis—lohn ltobeits, Gent. lames Webster, Gent. lohn.E;ianr., Gent Stephen Koos; Qent. Robert Bulkeley, Gent. lolitt,Paynter, Gent, 10411 Owen, Gent. trVilliam Williams, Gent. Robert Prichard, Gcnt. Pierce Thomas, Gent;• To be Eusigns--Peter Webster, Gent. Thomas lones,Gent. Thomas Lewis, Gcht. Evan kiehards, Gear, fared Jack son, Gent.. To be Chaplain---12ev. John Williams. To he Adjutant.—Theophilus tones, Gent. , To be Surgeon.",o wen 'fit ley, Giant. 13/c, ter Independent ampasfy aJValuJrrerra. Henry Wal root, Esq. to be Captain-Comenandant. 'William 'Murton. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Snood. Cootie, Gina. to - be ditto. William Siiiiltittord. Cent. te.be Ensio. •R.r,Ybrr y I',(4intrer /11./4nicy. Richard to bo Major-Coananclant. Peter 12;5q., to be Captain, Jahn Esq. to be ditto. To be Lieutenants .Thornas Bartlett, Gent. Tohn Stevens, Charles Ward, Cent. Richard !odd, Gent. To be linsigno—lohn Salmon, Gent. WaLliam fluid, jun, Gent. Carrorick add Rltion:dra' Mdlottecr I.ienteitant Tristrum Hogg to be Captain. be Lienteliants--,Titornas Minter, cent, Jeltu Hickson,. Gent. George Douthwaite, Gent. To bc Ensign—Thomas Bayous, gent. To b.: Quarterfmaster—Ricbartt Wilson, Gent. ' • Chablis.). 141sinteer Starp-St> , 497. Deniamin Holloway, L• sq. to bc Captain. Robert Morris, (Jolt. to be Lictitertant. Coke:hole Indeptildestt Company of Edward Shirley, Etl. to he Captipt. tohn Backsliell,Cent. robe Lieutenant. liaithouy Fraelus, Ceut. to be Ensign. foul ,Daks Volunt4..cr.t. . . 111.)thas Maude, F.sg. ,to be Liciitenant.cuionci, Simon Thomas Seroope, Er,q.• to be Major. To he Captains--l'eter Denys, Esq. Franck Riddell, Esq. lohii Ryder ‘Voritt, li,q. " John lirere, John Char- Nieaux Chay ton, ltsq. George Wray, 11‘sq. 'I lhinias ()they; E4q, • Rictuta All li t Esq. Richard tilanehAttl, TO be Eietttenktot s—Ceorge !torn, tent. ThiMt.ts ‘Vilson Morley, Cent. C ktopiicr 'Fophani,Geot t.iiptwi 'Fop ii,grit Gent. Jmnei Wood, Gent, Sadler, Cent. Miles itobioson Williant Wray,(lent. tolAlt Coulton, 0111 well -Wood, Gent. 1 (km,„thou, (lent.. I aines A lien, Gent. William . llen,`Gent . Purclie::, Gent. ,It4lph, Itobinoo, Cent.' W I JUI Gent. To be Etisigos I.oi - dett. Lister, ticot. ' Chrja. Ryder; Gent. Craaln:, g • r Infantry.. Esq. Major..(,:ornmaralant. • • To be Captain i-,-Thotnas Tr...uvey, EA. Robert Phillimore, Esq. lotto I rluklin, E c ,q. • • ti0t1,7,0 Polunieer lolnyAtkyits Wright; Eq.- to be Major.C.-omrbar,dant. be C4ptains-.• I ohn Cooper, Esq. Saniuel Minot, Esq. Newdli Esti. 't'o t c Lieutenants—lathes Cloose, Cent. Thomas Hollis, Gent. 'oho A ppictort, Gent. To 1)4 Allcock, Gent. foltn Rathbtoe, Gent. ran: Orme; Gent. agd Phlcn Watary. The Ik.iy,lll ticu, Lord Clurtes Spencer to'be f.lcutenant-Co. lend Command:mt. ' • • To be C.iptains—lohn rane, Esq. lit. P, jobn Spencer, Eatt.M, I'. Thuntat lane, 're be I..ieuten.finft-Itielionl Cent. Richard: Lam. Ott, Cent,. Willi - am if_iywarcl, (!fent. To be Entign..-Tiferaffs Rixon, Gent. o,o4 4 hire Laveres'itolunteers. I,ybic Powys, inn, Esq. to be - , A, taor..Cornm4ntlant,, Henry Cokafey Cotton, to bc.. Caption. Sinifuel Confiner, P:sq. to be Ciptoin, • L. To be Lieutcpont*-Jirdiftli Word, Cent. ~ Wrn.;Wltite. • Cent, John Pitttnitn, To be felbrook, Gun . . john Prosfuott, Gent. Win. Peilkaldn, Cent. Pickerirg I,phe Volunicer.r. Gcotige Cayley, Bart.' to h Licuicharit.:Cohinel. • John Votheqill, be m a j o r, • . be Cadraiini—George I.3covirk, Lsq. Charles Hayes, Es,tr. John Wawa' Lsq.. Ralph - liardwu.:k, Esq... • • • ro Oc. First Lientena4ts—John Mark,: Anthony ti.q:k with, Gent . : 3Villiarti Beilviiiek, Gent. Tho Mas S wiry, Gent. Georgt- rkittsuri, Gent. John Coolso l i, , Gtot., David 1 1 14n1, Gent.- To be lieuterkanti;,--NVilliain Cass,. Gtint,.Mani. Guru. - Thomas ' , Vick- Gait . Thorno - Pickiwor,„ Gent. John Whhe, Cum. .tteivy riv,4.4p ! Gwt• •, - • edwarer 11:4Alttcy.., . • F. Ntortitt, Es.q.. to be Major.. Robert Nlorrirt. Etc!. to be c 41 ,t,,i t 1, 14 obtlt 1)0k. Cent to I)c., yo Gunt. Willi nt Nichanon, Geol. 'lls Nev.th . ‘, Urnt john ~T 4, stvpl,c, l Cent. • . ;Toebe Adjutant— Hopkins, Cent. late Adjutant in the Prince of Wales's Fencibles. •• Whitey rairmteer infinity. • - Henry Simpson, Esq. to be Captain." Robert Campion, Esq. to be ditto. . John Hult, ,jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant. "Charles Norgrave, Gent. to tie ditto. Josephi'ell, Gent. to be Ensign: - John Frankland, 'Gent. to be ditto. Francis Novvbitrn, Gent. to be Surgeon. IliodsiQe4 l'aitenteer Infantry. lames Blackstone, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com mandant. . TO be CaptAns—l3enjamin Churchill, Esq. John North, Esq. Gainaliel lionart, Esq. I.'o tae Lieutenant—Gehrge Colts, jun. Gent. ' giston Hundred Volunteer Infantry. ' Samuel Cox, r4q..to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Thomas.-Fiak.,.iii, Esq. to be Captain. SVilliain ‘Villan,. Esq. to be ditto. To be Lieutenants—Henry Churchill, Cent. E Shilton, Gent.. George N. Robinson, Cent. TO be Ensigns—William Wing, Cent. Henry Ilitclunan, ' Gent. • • Yorkshire Pc!water Foretteis. Charles Unar Harland, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant. Thomas Crawford, Gent. to be . first Lieutenant. Tho mas Hodgson, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Barton-le-Street' Gentlemen and Yeoman)). Cavalv. Henry Cockerill Le,atham EN. to be Captain. William L'eathath, Gent, to be Lieutenant. John Kendal, Gent. to be Cornet. - theTa4shire Wolds Gentlemen and Yi.c.nranty Catialty:, Sir Mark Masterman Sykes"tote Lieusenant:Colonel-Com: mamba!, John Robinson Foulis, Esq. to be Lientenant. Colonel, Robert Bower, Esq, to be Major anti captain. ' To •be Captains —Edward Topham, E4q. H. Brewster Darley Esq. I arton Sykes, Esq. To be Captain-Lieutenant —Ro;,et t Knowsley, Esq. , 'l'o be Lieutenants— , --. Presnin, Gent. , Davye, Jeremiah Taylor, Gent. lames Menet, Gent: To..be Cornets—Mark ; Key, -Gent: Joint Kirkby, Gent. Coro Brown, Gent. —l,—. T .T...Makin, Gent, Richard Harper, Gent. • • tlbrga r ;n Volwtteers. To be Captains—Thomas Fletcher, Esq. Henry Hardin, Esq. George Sheppard, Esq. To be Lieutenants --Thomas kk)otlall, Gent. iolm. Miller, Gent, john llill, Get n, To be Ensigns—Charles Bailey,- Cent, ThomaeCorming. ton, Gent. Charles Naluby, Gent, ; , Loyal Berwick Valls:mos. • Francis. Sitwell, Esq. ;to be Major. Joseph AlexaoL!. - ,.r, Gent. to be Ensign, vice HeMY Thomas INLtedoik-ad, 4 1 ) " pointed to the gad Foot.' Bbigleji llolu>ltaer Infafro,y. Wilmer Mackett Willett, Esq, to be Nlajor-Commandant. To be Captains—Currer Fothergill Buitteid, Esq. Thomas Cooper, Esq. Greenwood Bentley . , Esq. To be Lieutenants-4-I°bn S.tockdale, Gent. Cha: Hartley, Gent. Christopher Scott, Gent. • To be Ensigns--Thomas - Whitley, Gent, Hill -Parkes, Gent. Johh Moorhouse, Gent. To he C haplain —Rev.. Richard Hartley. To be Adjutant-john Stockdale, Gent. Caitle Howard Riflemen. Captain Lord Viscount Morpeth to be Captain-Comma.nd ant, vice Earl of Carlisle, resigned, Royal Cheviot L:rgion. Lieutenant Thomas Selby to be Captain_ Lieutenant, vice Humble, resigned. George Cook, (pent. to be Lieutenant, vice Selby. George lames, Gent, to be Adjutaiu. Leeds Volunteers. Thomas Lloyd, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel::COmmand. ant. Ralph Clayton, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. William Smithson, Esq to be ditto. Phomas heir, Esq. to he Mak•r. .Samuel Itainer Oates, Esq. to be ditto. To be Capiainslienry Entwisle, Esq. George Banks, ksq. To be Liciitchants ,, Tiohn Bischoff; Gent. Wm. Matchell, Gant. Win . Wilks, Cent. fames Robson, Cent. Rich. witson, Gent. Edward Prest, Gent. John Carr, Cent. Richard Wormaid, Gent. Edward Grace, Gent.. .Roger • Unit -Leigh,. Gent. ,George Walker, Gent. Robert John Coulman, Gent. Edwin Smith, Gent. RObert . Picker ing, Gent, lien.iamin Wilson, jun. Gent. Th omaS • Gent., Institut Wilson, Gent. George Cottam, Gent:, To be Lnsigns-Alexander Turner, jun . Geiit, • willia r n Smithies, Cent. George StanStleld, Gent. joselih . llenry . Oates, sent. Wm. Clapham, Gent. • Arthur, Lupton,. jun, Gent.. J o seph Smithson, . Gent. Win. Walker, Gent. Isaac RiminKton Tetley, Gent. Samuel Lapage, •John. Walker, Gent.- William Atkinson, Gent. . . Tu be Chaplain Rev. Peter itultion. To be (tiiirter-Master -.Robert Pickering, Gent. • To be Sul - SOM.—Thomas Charley, Gent. Maurice Logan, Gent. Malditone if Fencitles. To be Lietitenants— ilill3, Cent. -- Sage, Cent. . etabt4ll, Cent. 13en4tect, Cent. --- (lurk, (;c►it. • Newcarat.upou.Tynt Volunteers. William Dixon, be Adjutant. Pao) Tenantry Valuation. Robert Tindale, Cent. to be Adjutant. • • Milton Voluntrer Infanzo, , y, 'Francis Wastie, Esq. to be Major-Cornimmclant. To be Captains--Robert Peers, Esq. Elisha Briscoe, Esq. Charles. Peers, Esq. To hu Lieutenants—William jemmetr, jun. Cent. William Eldridge, Gent. William Sheen, Cent. To be Ensigns—William W.ekis, Cent. Thomas, Hall, ' Cent. john Tempers,.Cent. Mame l'Jnnteer ittfanPy. PiliiipTitiomas•Wyklam, E,;(1, to be Major-Commandant. Henry Reynells, Esq. to be Captain. E. Payne, jun. Esq. to be ditto. To be Licutenanti—Heniy Lupton; Cent. john Horner, jun. Cent. Edward Wainwright o Gent. To be Ensign:, Gent. Thomas Stone, Gut. lames Aller, ERRATA in the Cazette or the loth of August and alth inst. !Sib Light Dragoon:. Fa Robert Keon, Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Pa. trick, who retires—read Robert Carew, Chin, to be Cor nett by purchase. grh Bat141;on 4.1 Rehire. :, For eaptain Thomas FeHowes,' from Half-pay of the 54th ' Foot, to be Captain, with temporary Rank in the Artriy--• rota Captain 1 hornas Fellewes, from Half-pay of the:s4th Foot, to be Captain, with. permanent Runk iti the Army. • EAU AT'S. in the Gazette of the 15th instant. , Loyal Sourbwark Volunteers. For I lenryßarnett, (3ent, to be First l-ieutenant, read Henry Burnett, Gent. to be First Lientenant. • Fia Hirt ilatmes,,Geo. 'to be Second Lieutenant, read WU. Parniscetit. to be Second Lieutenant. For 1.,1nt staitll e rlent. to he Asixatit Surgeon, re:4il john Walnuts Stnitli, Gent. to he.Assistant-Stagoors, • Committivr hi the Lanark Regiment of. North British Militia, Lieutenant'. Dated Otlaher 13, iBo3. Heitor Marneil, Esq. to be Captain, vice Lawson, resigned. C6optri.tston'in ate Nottinghamshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lend Lieutenant. Captain, by Brevet, Simeon P. Boileau to be Adjutant, vice Dated July 28,:1843. CommissionTh the Derbyibiro Old Militia,' signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Salathian Ward to be Lieutertat. Dated Sept. 2, 1803• Cammitrion in the llenfrewshi're Cltilitia, .tigued 6y tbt Lord Lieutenant. Data . eltarles'Ciinninghatn, Esq. to , be Captain.. 1 • ERR AT UM in the Gazette nEthe loth Ultimo. Far nudcair C.ttopbell to he En 1,,n in the Renfiewshire litifr, read Durrertir 1144Dugalo. R ANA' RUPI L.' hi ri fiG F.D. r)ec. 13. roich ilurt.4 , , I .tr ~t' Cattuou-stteet, ship owlier, at alevoit, at (;uilcittnll. 11/INKP.UPIS. Thotna:; Sruitlt, of Strat ford wider the Castle, Wiltshire, teltnitnwr, to bum:l - Wet; Noy. 9, at six, to, and,l)):c. 3, at ten, at‘the •Re. 4 Lion Intl, Ne,v Sarum... rittornics, Mr. Hoddiiig the younger, Salisbury ; or MessrS. Milieu and Son, Terrace, G ray' 3.lnn.lane , London. M.ittlAv Brown, of St. John's-square, Clerkentvell, printer, Oct. 2j, at twelve,!NinV , t, and 1.Nr.4. 3., at eleyen, - arGuild, t tornies, .Messrs. Devon and. Tooke, G . square., - • John Codcs, of 14 , ,1b0rn, jeweller, Nov. r, 8, and Dec. 1,, at one; at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hannan, Wine-Office court, Fleet-stregt. . - DIP IDieNDS. llc c. _ Richard Porter, or Great Driffield, Yorkshire,. spirit mereleint and 4,orntaetor, at eleven, at the Blue Bell Inn, Great Drill - Md. Nov.- is. George Matthews and Thomas Turnbull, of Budge-row, Londononerchants, at eleven, at Gitildltall. Nei. 19. Foy Wallord,,.of Manchester, muslin-manufac : turer, at three, aftlite Star Inn, Manchester'. 'Nov. 12. Davilf. l l3on, -of Winchester -street, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhal Nov: 14. Wili.lloines, of Pudsev, Yorkshire, drysalter, at eleven ' at tht Rose and Crown inn, Leeds. Nov. 21. Wing Freeman, late of St. Martin's, Stamford.. Baron, Northampton, grocer alai eheesernonger„at.eleven, at the Gorge and Angel. Inn, Stamford. Dec. 3. James Ketland, of the New! City Chambers, mer, chant, at eleven; at G uildhall. _ • -go Nov, al. 'Thomas True, late of Stamford, Lincolnshire, draper and haberdasher, at cicvn, at the Georp and Angel Inn, Stamford. CERTIFIOArEs. Nov. lz. Edward Shepherd Smith and John Stanley; of LiverpoOl, merchants. George Barclay and George Salkeld, of Little Trinity-lan Londonotterchants. HINTS RESPECTING INVASION. Circumstances may occur in the course of a short time to make it necessary, independent of any mbveahle fidaring, columns which are established, that a great Militia ferce should be conveyed with the least possible delay from the extreme points .of the. coast to (he centre,. and vice versa. To ac_ compli , sh this without any demur, at the moment necessity, and to have every arrangement 'previously made,. I think it would be a melisore of precaution to fix. on 'certaio gesitnents •of Line, IVfiliti a, or Penctlito, in tlirnrent - positions from the Firth of Forth ( to the 'Landis.E.nd, to hold themelVes in readiness lot 'embarkation for absolute home service at the shortest notice. The statioos may be Hull, Yarmouth, Harwich, Downs, Portsmouth, and Ply_" mouth. Let an Officer be sent to each place as an Officer of Etnbarkation, • to explain in the, clearest manner. to the Regiments tite nature of the embarka. tion'and °hied o.f the seiVice they may be guildenly called on ,to.undettake. Let him examine and make a return of .the means both of embarkation and transport, always keepi n g ; an exact account-of .the,, boats that lre.can command, and the vessels, if he should be obliged to press them, and i make the pro. per Communication to the Senior Officer of the Navy in the Port.... This arrangemOt ,will enable you •to Command a verylarge. reinforcement, let the. wind be from any. quarter ; and it will save the means of transport for other duties in the interior, übviate much confusion,. and considerably lessen the alarm by matching.and.countermarching after the Enemy have landed. • Such a tbree may net with great athiantage on the Enemy's rear ; and it may not be imprudent to make the arrangement public, as the Enemy, by' knowing the various modes of opposition, tie is likely to encounter, will he die Itessinelined,to un dertake the expedition.. . , Mating 1)e pots of Powder and Storrs may be of use io cet tido prominent station's. Saturday Henry .1 3 6.t0n wis finally examined at the Public,Office, Queeres-souare, Westminster, on' a charge.of murdering Phaebe r cox, in the month of May, 18oz. This is the m,ot who a few days since surrendeicd himself to justice, observing that . his crimes prevented him from, enjoying a moment's peace, and that he wished to expiate his offences by delivering, himself over to the Laws of his Country, The evidence produced against him went to prove that he had cruelly beat and ill treated the deceased; that he had stamped upon: her breast, and that she had expiled in a Short time, after at the Work,house. He wa committed for trial at the ensuiniSessions, upon the Coroner's verdiiiOf Wilful Murder, At the. Quarter' Sessions lately held at Durham, .14b4s'ial; and Annßeburn, two WoMen belonging- to. South Shields, pkalfd guilty toyarito dieirnent which:had:been Preferred against them for making a rick, and abstruaing Dicer. joHN MIT. 'stir tli.,:employed on, the "Impress Service,in' that neighbourhood, and his people in the execution of their duty, The Cliairmao, Sir Jot*: Ell EN, and the other". Magistrates present, after reprobating very severely the conduit of these women, in ob struaing the execution.of a very important and ne cessary service to the country` at this period; and at 'all times unpleasant ter the.= direiting and employed in it, ordered the. offenders,' with the 'consent of Lieut. MrectuLt:, to be.dischargedi On, their'de daring their contrition for their condttil, and. en tering into recognizances with sure t ie s , to. apnear to receive, the ,judgment of the Court when called 'npon, and in the mean time, tobe-of good behaviour. The Magistrates were at the same time pleased .to express their hOpe, that the clemency shewn on this occasion by the Officers of Government, would ope rate as a caution to persons of the Defendants' de scription, and others in the neighbourhood. of sea coast, not to :41biat themselves: to prosecution for obstrufting the execution of the Impress Service in future, - One day last week, Mr. Ntmmo, 'of George_ street; Manchest4.6(pare, sent down to'Salisb or y a pigeon from his dove -cot, tube dispatched, with a billet round .its neck, the next day at r z o'clock precisely, in order to ascertain what dependence could be placed on pigenns in case of extraordinary expedition being necessary. The bird arrived' with the billet round his neck, seven minutes past three in the , afternoon, a distance of 83 miles, •in three hours and seven minutia. A young woman,mame4lla Bird, was, some dap ago, committed to Stafford GJol, charged with the murder of her illcgititmte child, by throwing the infant, shortly after, its birth, into an old coal. pit at Kingsvvinford. LONDON% Printed by 41jclIANAN M. 4M I l A ; A st 4._ tar hoW,S Pet, ( . "Wgl4 ' C4r den) ; aria'PlabliOiett by WtLLIAII4 Ali'Mtnita SCR iris, 5Q131.11 M 4 . 11 At the Suri.Orrici, N'. ix , 6'iriand ; whire Adq.Pertittineitig, Grd t ri lot tiie Pater, Later, !or the Editor, Vic, Ocr. Z 1: TR 2. following !crier to dr Lord Lieutenant is i - ncerred by- t‘is order, for d e information of the Ds puty Lieutenants. . 14:UsT011. MY LORD, !to ittet, Grosvrit4or-vikmc); v.)c be aticire;c4til. (CI RCULAR) War-Ofice, T4biro47: IEo3. T being thought eypedienf to call in the parties of Officers: and•Non-commis'sinned Officers which have been- hitle:rna posted at the sevt . r4l places fixed for the enrolling the.MeW raised under the Act 43E1 (yet.. ii l — caP• gat ; t have the 1.1'). noutto acquaint yoUr Lordship, tlrit in future, proper.Otti. cers and Non-commissioned 0 - Ificers of the Line wiii•oilly be stationedat Bury St,. Ediniind's or I pswich, being the piaceS appointed by, Hi NI Aj F. T assembliq the Nlen ing for the Cintrity of::;utfolk, liar the Royal Armyof Reserve. , Your Lordship is- earnestly requested 'to lose -no time in communicating this arrangement to the Deputy Lieutenants in order that they may, in conformity to the aStii - Seelion of the above Ad, order the men, When enruled. to repair forthwith to tits appointed place p of assembling canting to be advanced to them, in the tnkurr direded by the Act, such pay as may be nei.eSsary for subsiSting them' on the march. I am also to apprise your Lordship, that I hare dire6led the Clerk ofthe General Alectingsfin your County; :to be te-., attested t( transmit, with as link: delay. as possible, a correct tilt of the men who have been raised tinder the said in the County of Suffolk, distinguishing the parishes and sub divisions for whith they' have been respeelively enrolled, and whether as prin c ip a l s or su b. t i tutes .-I lnc-the Honour to bc, my Lord ; 'y ou r L or d s hip' s i post Set vant, C. BRAGUE. To Ike Earl of E as t on , t i e Lord Lieadenant of the Cow of Salfalk. ribedient 1p hle BASINGSTOKE, OCI. 20. WEDNESDAY evening about eight o'clock, the inhabitants of the town of Basingstoke were alarm ed with the cry of fire ; the flames were soon per. ceived, to 'issue from a large and valuable corn rick , situate in the lowerpart of the.towni which almost instantly , communicated -to. a barley and pe a rick. ' adj.)ioing, and ,the 'flakes of fire, impelled by the , Westerly, Anil, which blew very strong , - set fi re to several thatched barns and premisei adjoi nin g , and threateneddestruftion to the whole neighbourhood. Fortunately from the fire happening near to the I, cau of e, canal, L' water was pino n r edcin g reat ty, arid the effort's of the ieiibionts, aided by p.m ) , o f t h e H amps hi re Volunteer Cavalry , th en billetted in th e town , and who turned out wi th the most laudable alacrity, proved eff;dual in extin guishing the flames. Twti malt. houses, and the ricks, the property (entirely Uninsured) of Mr. Cur tis, a very intlostrious man, were wholly consumed, and the neighbouring premises much damaged. Lord BOLTON not only sent his engine on the first 31:" 1 : 141 but :with that humanity and attention to the Pu bic ` which so universally distinguish his charact e r, in itantly.caav frum Blackwood Park, and`by bi. ju di " Ciotts t)itedions much contributed to prevent the further. Orogreis of the flames. Tnis accident hap pened frorq some buys throwing a ri::rpei,t. IA7rELLI6ENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOUER MEETING' • ' IsttwAY, 'oCT.. '2l. d 3- A Subscription 'Plat e o r 501, fcr 2 -yr olds, 7sr• 4 16 . " Old ..,, 4 r olds, gse.` 4 1b. ti'lie• allowed zib. :I',No-, ear , Courso: . ! ' . I 2Y ' ° l ' l 1 tAI Grosvenor's b. c. Montalto, bV lc)" Bu ll,l --- r' '''' Dtkike;of G roftop's b. f. Duckling, 3-Yr s n '' o' i 3 Mr. AbbtY`s•b, g.. Littic. John, ~k'Calonielt 3-Yrs''' 4 - Sir C . Dunbuiy's ly..f. . Pamela, , 3 -yrs aid Mr. Litibroke'i c 1). V. Volontiers, 2.yt,,s old it 2 VTS ola 1.4 .G. Osboine's John l i `l'" -"' . I r. F I • Stevens's b. I. b ltdietta,"byy low% WoodPeck`l' 3-yrs old Mr. 119worth's ch. c. Dos, by Buzzard , 2. y rs olc, Mr.. Gelding's gr. 1. by Pot&os, 'pia of bri6ltrun Belle, 3.;yrtiold ' . . : Mr. Panton's b. f. Allegretto, by T inii tor 2-y l 's ° id dr ru A ? The judge could placconly the tirst,tbur. , II to Five to t agst. Montalto-6 to 4 agSt. Duckling—and 5 agst. Volontiers. . ila tr i . y, % 7 V s i t l!o 4 tr b s , MI r w ry o rn . y a r n (,) 1 6 d S r i: . bzt s .111.ri v,En:lbsveatritiln'Sl::: Nlr.• Haworth's Flornbe.tu, Slit. 71b. rec. 3igs. frOW 4 '- . Watiost'A.Dreadnought, 7st. 71b. it. M. Sobs. A Frenchman, named GULLIR, it 19 Said, 110 discovered, by many -experiments, that cider hn the property of preserving cabbages and catili' flowers from caterpillars, •truit...trees from his' i ! corn from the yellow fly, and turnips from• aft kinds of insects. The dwsrf elder is stronger scented than the other, -and ought therefore to be preferred. SIUP NETS. GRAVESEkIi, OCT. 2r. da : 'Passed by- --the Edward root- 11l 'I , from Gren a c l ~ } e) , Tharp s, ',l odd, front ()putt(); 1:1ii..4 and Alitl, I itilltCr, ~;ti' True tcodkitty, -, trout Nical;:l ; SOVefer4ll, Y °lnv, inf. t. Dublin; A pAI, , , niekery. mai 'Cheri, , W ill Int, I:snot Stetilici , Sailed—l he (.;u:nalail, KortJn, amt the Edwacti 1100.4' --). ter Elsinore. ----, —.-------- BIRTHS Kb , of On the Iro:h inst.: at Mold, in Il , intshire, son , Robert bite,.Catitain or t -19th1) ri,goop 4 l (); a ß thire. Last we;:k, in I intletorl, Ca:: %Vest- Riding 'of oat tour, Ann the wile of John Parrino2 o, a 1,1041, I log col 1 children, three boys .ind girl, 1,1,0 all livt:d to,bo wet , but died soon iifterwaris. . . , MARRIED.. . . . ~. On Thursday the utli iiit.at Downton, in Wiltsitire,,A,,r; thur I:milks, Cs of litokenhurst•Fiouse, to Miss 1 "' 1 ,,i Niackenzie, second ttaughter of George Mackenzie, li.,q' Clarendon, in kinaica. . .I,or i; On Saturday, Lit Ni a ty..je-honne Church, Ge.i'vas lo" - Esti. oftaillrook, to Polisa Fearn t tie NottjnAliain4 l4o... ....-4', _ DIED. • , lie} .On the sell inst. Mrs. Griinwood , wife of Mr. 1431- Qritowood, Nnrsetytn,in, , Kensington of a p.Jr. l Yti c strul‘' . , in the 34th year of her tr , e. e a d' Oa the list inst. , in liana. place, Sloane- s treet, 0. cline, in the 2Stlt year of Ins age, Captain l' icic' attiOc P ° the Royal Regiment of Artiliqy. , .. A 13.4 On tne 2.2.. i last. Mrs. Salwey, of Clown's -hill, ..ge ____--- PRICE OF STOCK',', SATURDAY. rank Sto4k , 100 Stock ' ' 1 1q s. s. dis. ivy s pc( Cent. '.. - "Gii ri.w., ~,,,,,,, . , 1 4 ; 1` ;,3 c e i ( 5, t i : al i r t . .C L 'it , l 9 : i t " l .: 2 / 6 15 7 7, 1: i . '1 :.) 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