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Eitom TUE LONDON GAZETTE, SEPT. 13. Horse Guitrds, Jtr;:e 1, .1814. "The Prince I:egent pas been graeibusly in the nave and on •the , behalf of his 111ajesty, to commarvi h;it, in 'consideratiim of the 'distin guished servi4;es of the troops engaged in the irrar tles in the Pyrenees, from' the 28th July to ,the 2d of August, 1813, of the Nivede, on the 10th of ,November, 1813, and at the siege - and Capture of St. Sebastin, in . Augtiat and September, 1813,. the uadertnentioned Officers present upon those memorable occasions, 'shall 'enjoy the privilege of I.,::aring badges of distinction ; in conformit y to Ihe regulations published on the 7th of Qctober la,t, viz. ' BATTLES IN THE PYRENEES. 'irldMarshal the Duke el Wellington, K. G. Commander of the-Forces General Lord -Hill, K. B. . Lieut. General Lord Beresfurd, K. B. commanding the l'or-. tni,, ,, ne•ie Army View. Geoeriil the Earl of Dalhousie, K. B. Lieut. General Sir Thomas Picton, K. B. laent. General Hon. Sir G. L. Cole, K. B. L' cut. General Hon. Sir William Stewart, K. 11. Lieut. General ContW I)'Amaranthe, Portuguese Troops Major General William Anson - - Major Ceneral Sir George Murray, K. B. Quarter Master General Major General Hon. Sir E. M. Pakenham, K. B. Adjutant General lajor General Henry Pringle Major General Edward Barnes Major General John Byng Major General Thomas Brisbane- • :',lajor General William Inglis General Denis Pack Major General Robert Ross Major General his Serene Highness William Frederick Henry, Hereditary Prince of Orange Major General Don Miguel Alava, (Spanish .Officer attached to Head-quarters) General Archibald Campbell, Portuguese Troops Brig. General George A. Madden, ditto. Brig. General Don Josef -O'Lalor, 'Spanish Officer attached , to Bead-quarters Brig. General A. Hippolito De Costa, Portuguese Troops Brig. General Don Carlos Frederick Le Cur, ditto Coloael Duncan M'Donald, late of 57th Regiment - Colonel' James Stirling, 42d Regiment Colynel Samuel V. Hintle, 32d Colonel William Grant, 82(1 Foot Colonel Hon. It. W. O'Callogan ' 39th Regiment Colonei John Keane, sth Batt. POth Foot Colonel Charles?. Belson, 28th Foot Colonel Win. Kelly, (24th Foot), a Provisional Battalion Colonel Gem-ge R. Bir'llain (5:41 Foot), ditto Colonel (_T;enige D'Aviz, 2d Line P‘ntugue . se . Colonel'J, M. Doyle; 19th Porttignese • - Colonel Manuel Pamplona, 18111' Mire Portuguese Colonel T. W. Stubbs, Portuguese Troops ' Colonel Luis Maria. de SOusa Valsia, 10th Line Portuguese Colonel John Unehan, 7th Line Portuguese Colonel Jaioes Douglas, Portuguese Troops: CLarles ANhwarth, ditto • Lieutktant Colonel Henry V. Ellis, 23d Foot Lieptenairt Colonel Honourable Alexander Ahereromby (28th Foot), •AsSistatifiQuarter Master General - • Lieutenant Colonel Robert Le Peer French, 74th Foot lieutenant C,olonel Edward Blakeney, 7th Foot Lieutenant (;olonel John WLedil; 27th Foot , lief:tenant Colonel Wm. Douglas, Ist Batt. 91st Foot Lieutenant ColonA John Chas. Rooke, late of the 3d Foot Guards, and Assistant - Adjutant General Lieutenant Colonel Audrew Wauchnpe, late of -20th Foiit Lieutenant Colonel. Henry Hollis Bradford (I Ith Toot), As sistant. Adjutant General Lieutenant Colonel Colin Campbell (63d Foot), ditto Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Arbuthnot, Assistant Quarter -Master General Lieutenant Colonel John. F. Fitzgerald. sth Batt. 60th Foot Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Leiat (31A, Foot), a Provisional Battalion Lieutenant Colonel Hon. R. L. Dundas„Royal Staff Corps Lieutenant Colonel J. A. Colth! in, late of Ist Batt. Gist, Foot Lieutenant Colonel Henry Hardinge, Deputy Quarter Master General Portuguese Troop Lieutenant Colonel John lbess, Ist Batt. 3241 Font Lieutenant Colonel Jeremiah Dickson, Assistant Quarter .Master General Lieut.. Col. Haviland Le Mesnrier, late of 12th Poroguese Lieut. Col. John It. Ward (36th Foot), a Light Battalion IA out. Col. Robert Macara, Ist 8att..12,1 Foot Lieut. Col. Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Military Secretary I.:eut. Col. F. A.. de Hertzburg, Brunswiel: Light Infantry Lieut Col. John IL Harrison, Ist Batt. 50th Foot Lieut. Col. Frederick Newman, tat Batt. Llth Foot. Lie nt. - Col. George Scovell, Staff Corps of Cavalry Lieut. Col. I.'l - oilers D'Oyley, Assistant Adjutant General Lieut. Col. Neil Douglas, 79th Regiment , Lieut. Col. Bryan O'Toole, 7th Caeadorcs , Lieut.' Col. Daniel I)odgin (636 Foot), a- Light Battalion -.Lieut. Col. Alexis do Flantoy, Chasseurs Briianiques, Lieut. Col—David Roberts, 51st Foot . Lioott. Col. Henry Worsley„ 2d Bitt. 34th Foot - Lieut. Col. J - - obn P. Hawkins, 63th Foot • . Lieut. Col. Donald M'Neil (91st Foot), a Light Battalion . Lieut. Gel, William GrOre White;'4Bth Foot Lieut. Col. Richard Armstrong, 10th•Caeadores Lieut. Col. Nlaxwell Grant, (42i1 Foot.), 6th Line Portuguse . Lieut. Col. F. StOvi n, (28th Foot), Assist ut Adjutant-General Lieut." Col. C. Tyron, (88th Foot), Assistant Adjutant-General tuaut. Col. Guy Campbell, 6th Foot • 'Lieut. Col. James Miller,_.23d Portuguese (74th Foot) . Lieut. Col. A. Anderson (.12.d Foot), lull Line Portuguese Licit. Col—lobo M‘Donahl, (88th .Foot), 14th ditto Light. Col. George Brown, 9th Cacadores Licht. Col. Joseph Cairncross, Royal Artillery , Lleet. Col. John Dyer, ditto Lieut. Cl.o John - Bell, Assi,tant Quarter‘Master General hieut. Col. Thomas Lightfoot, 45th Foot Major Ale - ,:ander liws (late of 20th Foot), a Li;itt Battalion Major Martin L4ggatt, Ist Batt. :36th Foot" Major F. Symplier,late of the Artillery Ring's G:_!rnian Legion 7.,1aj0, Samuel Mitchell (95th Foot), 6th Cacadores Major Anglaitus Assistant Adjataut General Major Wm: Campbell, (36th Foot), aLi ;ht Battalion Major Thomas Bell, Ist B4t. 48th Foot Major Semp,ronius Stretton, Ist Batt. 40th Foot '4:ijor James Seaton (92d Foot), a Light Battalion Major Duncan Campbell (39th), .ditto Major Robert M. Cairnes, Royal Artillery Major J. S. Lillie (60th Foot), 7th Caeniores Major George Henry Zulke, 2d Cat:adores • Major Luiz Madeira, 12th Portusruese • i'aptain 'F. A. Brandreth, Royal Artillery BATTLE OF THE NIVELLE. Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington, K. G. Commander of the Forces Lieutenant General Lord Hill, K. B. Lieutenant General Lord Bercsforcl, K. B. commanding - the • Portuguese Army Licut. Gen. Hon. Sir George Lowry Cole, Lieut. Gen. I - Jon. Sir Williaut Slewart, K. B. Lieut. Gen. Sir John . Hamilton, Rot. ,ieut. Gen. Sir Henry Clinton, - K. 8.. _N.l.jor General Charles liaron Alten '. , ,lajor General Hon. Charles Colville . Major General William Anson - Major General Sir G. Murray, K.B. Quarter Master General .M..jor General James Kerupt - • . Mal::or General Sir E. M. Pakenham, K.B. Adjutant General :•.I.ljor General William Henry Pringle 'Major' General Edward Barnes Nlajor General :William Jtt its. . ±lit,jor General g _Major Generalirlunnas Brisbane 2„l :o r.Gener:al. Denis: Tacit • General.;Tahn Laniberc Majoi• General Manley Powev,,P.ortiToliese Troops Alator Ge.seral his• Serene Ill.,;tmess William Frederick Henry Ilerialitare Prince of 0 - ao' e , Major Do" M i g ue l Alava, Sp anis!: ()leer attached to Mead quarters ;_ • ' . - Major Gen,r.tl 1)on iCaclos L e .c or . . Major (4e,),..;! Ni!loott Brit° Jtuziutr.s, Atijut:int General 1 1 (,)rttiguise Troops, • 13riA - mlite G.'flier.ll. nnin D'Vurlsats, Quarter Master Ge neral to the Portuguese Troop . ; Prigadier 4..;eperal Archibald bt!lipbell, l'ortuguesernops Bri4adier General Dan J . Usel Spanish Ohlicer attaeb ed to.Flenii:Qmarters ' Brigadier General Charles Ashwprtb., l'ortnzne.se Troops Brie tidier General A. Ilinpolltt: De Costa, ditto Colonel Dunean 31'Donaid, late 57th. regiment COl4 - nel Hon; n. \V. O'Callaghan, 39th Foot - Colonel John Kelm., 60t11 Foiit, sth Batt ( .7 ilotiel Charles P. Belson, 28th Foot CoioneL.tohn Taylor. Ist Batt. SBth Foot C ,onel G. R. 534 Foot, a ProYisional tuft:Allan • Coionei AncireW F. Barnard,. flsth Foot Colonel George D'Aviilm-2ii Line Portuguese Colonel Liliz Maria de Sousa Viahia, jtiih PurtUgucs:. . - fi m es Douglas, Portuguese Troops . Colonel .11iso Telles de, Meriezes, elst Portuguese Colonel Jose Vasetincellos,Portugmise 'Troops Colonel Charles Slat oh (2:.741.F00t tth Portuguese , Li e ut. colonel Hon. Robert Le Poor French, 74th Foot Lient. Colonel Charles Pratt, sth Foot • ' Lieut. Colonel Thomas Forbes, late of ISt Batt. 45th Foot , Lieut. Coionel Join, Nl`Leati,*2it.ll Foot Cobinel R. D. Jaclot to (Ctildst remn Canards), AsSistant • Qaarter !Master General -. Lieut. Coloriel Douglas 91st Forst Lieut. Col..lnlm. Charles Itoolie, late Assistant Adji Gen. Lieut. Colo,:el John Colhattrne, Ist lbttt. 52d Foot Lieut. Colony( John Gardiner, Ist Batt. iith Foot Colonel Henry Hollis Bradford (11th rbot) Adj. General. Cal. Colin Campbell (33,1 Font) Assit. Adj. f;eneral •,Lielit. Col. Thomas Arbuthnot, Assist Quarter Master Gel. Lieut. Col. Charlesßace, Ist Batt. 39th Regimn et: Lieut. Col. Alex. Leith (3.lst, Foot) a Provisional Battalion Lieut. Co!. 1-Inels Gongt, 87th Foot Lieut. Col. 114 m. Robert be . bandits, Rival Staff (*as Lieut. Col. Rota;. Arbuthnot, Military Sec. to botal Beresford Lieut. Col. j. R..Goghlan, late of 61st Foot'. Lieut. Cut. Henry llardiage, Deputy Quarter Master General Portuguese Troops Lient. Col. Henry Thornton, Ist Batt. 40th Foot . Lieut. Cot. iTohil Hicks, Ist:Batt. 32d Foot CoLJeretnialtDiAson, Assist. Quarter Master Gen. Lieut. Col. Robert M acorn,' Batt. 4 - 24.1 Foot • Lieut. COL Henry William Carr, sod Foot Lieut. Col. Lord,..,Fitzriiy Somerset, Military Secretary • - Lieut. Col. Alexander'l'nlloh, nirtugaose Artillery Lieut. Col. AleXineder J. Diefisoo„R•ayal Artillery Lieut. Col. May (It6yal Artillery), Assit Alit. General Lieut.-Col. Frederick A. de Hertzbrogb, Brunswick Infantry Lieut. Col. Frederick Newman, Ist Batt. 1! th Foot • ',lent. Col. George Scovell, Staff Corps of (.7avalry, • Lieut. - Cot. Francis ev D'OYI (Ist Foot Guards) Assistant . Ad jutant General Lieut. COL Neil Douglas, Ist Batt. 79th Regiment Lieut. Cot. Augustus 1.1 user, - Rural Ilorse Artillery - ',holt - . Col. Henry W0r51ey,..24.113att..34th Fwit Lieut. Col. Hew D. Ross, Royal Horse Artillery • Lieut. Col. John P. Hawkins, .6Stb Foot Lient..Col. J. G. Woodford, Assist. Qaarter Master General Litnt. Col. Maxwell Grant, 6th Line Portuguese Licut. Coi. F. Stavin, Assistant Adjutant Generai Lient. Col. Richard G. Hare (12th Foot), ditto Licut. Col. J. H. E. Hill, (Sod F 044), 4th Portuguese • Lient. Col. William Cross, Ist 3Gth Foot • • Lieut. Col. Samuel Rice, 51st Regiment. • • Lieut. Col. Richard Buckner, Royal. Artillery Lieut. Col. W. &. Napiar, Ist 8att.4341 Foot. . Lieut. Col..loseph Cain - wrens, Royal-Arlillery . Lieut. Col. John Galiffe, sth Batt. 60tb Foot Lie f ut. Col. Win. Cowell, Ist Batt. 4241 Foot Lieut. Col: Fred. Dcs'oalles, 2d Batt. -- 87th Foot - - Lieut. Col. -Wm. Balfour, Ist Batt. 40th Foot Lieut. Col; John Bell, Assistant .Quarter Master:General Lieut. Col. Jamenliller (74th Pont), 1:3-Portuguese Lieut. (701. A. Anliersoa (42d Foot), 11th Portuguese r COL Thos.. Dursbach, 11th Cagadores_ • Lieut. G1..14,1111 Rolt, 17th Line Portuguese tient, CA. M. P. da Silvacir, 3d Caadores - ' Lieut. Col. George Brown, 9th Caeadores Lieut. Col. William Beatty, 12th Portuguese,,. Lieut. Col. William Itirmitigham, late of the Sth Portuguese Lieut. Col. Peter. Fearon, late of 6th Citqadores Lieut. Coli Kenneth Snodgrass, Ist Cits,iadorcs Major Dudley Ackland,. -late of 57th Foot Major F. Symplie - r, late of Artillery King's German Legion Major G. Marlay (14th Foot), Assistant Adjutant General Major Patrick Campbell, Ist Batt. 52d Foot Major John Scht/edde, oth Butt. 60th Foot Major Augustus Ileisse, Assistant Adjutant General Major Jelin Walmsley, Ist Batt. 52d Regiment Major William Campbell, Ist Matt. 36th Foot Major•Heary Thomas, 3d Butt. 27th Foot Major Thomas Bell, Ist Batt. 48th Foot Major Charles Camerdn (3tl Foot), aLight Battalion • Major B. Stone [2d Batt. sfith Foot), a Provisional Battalion Major Bulviard, od Batt.. 95th . Foot Major Joseph Marke, Ist Batt. 57th Regiment Major Thomas lating j 94th Regiment. , ' • Major George Miller, 3 , 113i4tt. 9,5 th Foot • . Major J. S. Lillie (60th Foot), 7th Cacadores Major Jacento Alexandre, 14th Portuguese Major Francisco A. Pamphma, lath Capdores Mil! r orJose I'. Saavedra, Assist. Adj:G4'in. Portugrese troops Majar Mathias de Sousa, 18th Portuguese Capt. J. F. de PrevBt, late 01 Chassears Britanniaues Capt. Antonio da Costa, Portuguese Artillery Lieut. Vicente Antonio Bays, Portuguese Artillery • SIEGE AND CAPTURE of ST. SEBAsTIAN'. • Lieut. General Lord Lynedock, K.B. /dent. General Sir James Leith, K.ll. Major General John Oswald Major General Apdrew Bay l'.lajor•General Frederick P. Robinson • General Thomas Bradford, Portuguese Troops - Brigadier General John Wilson, Portuguese Troops Colonel ‘Villiam Howe De Lance}', Deputy' Quarter Master General ' Colonel lion. Charles J. Greville, Ist - Batt. 38th Foot Colonel Tiian,: Noel Ist Line Portuguese Colonel Luiz de Regoa Barreto, 15th ditto Colonel F. 11. Pizarro, pith Line Portuguese Colonel Michael ITCreagli, 30 Portuguese Lieut. Cot. .James S. Barnes, id 13att. tat Foot • Lieut. Col. John Cameron, 9111 Foot Limit. Col. H. F. 800 eerie, Assistant Adjutant General Lieut.; Col. Panels Brooke, Ist Batt. 4th Foot. Limit. Col. William M`Bean, , 24th Line Vortuguese Lieut. Col. G. F. H. Berkeley (:35th Foot) Assist. Adj. Gen. Lieut. Col. Rinard Cooke, a Detachment of Foot Guards Lieut. Col. Edward Miles, Ist Batt. ngth Foot Lieut. Col. John ,Philip Hunt; Ist Batt. 52(1 Foot . Lieot. Col....kle,:ntler .1. Dickson, RoYal Artillery - Lieuf.•C6l. J. May (Royal Artillery) Assist. Adj. General Lieut. Clot. John PurgOyne, Royal Engineers L)eut..Col..lulius Hartman, Artillery King's Germ. Legion Lieut. Col. John Piperi . lst Batt. 4th foot • Lieut. Col. William Gomm (9th Foot) Ast. Qu. M. General Lieut. Col. Augustus Frizer, Royal flors.e Artillery Lieut. Col. Dudley St. Leger Mill, Bth Caeadorcs • Lieut. Col. Edmond K. Williams (81st) 4th Cacadores Lieut. Col. A. Ge.-ber, sth Litre-Batt. King's Germ. Legion Lieut. Col. John li. E. Hill ( . 2:3d Foot) sth Caeadores • Lieut. Col. Alex. Thompson (74th Foot) Assistant Engineer Lieut. Col. Charles Ellieomhe, Royal Engineers • Lieut-Col. Webber Smith, Royal Artillery • Lieut. Col. Richard Buckner, Royal Artillery Lieut. Col. John Dyer, It?yal Major Fred. Sympher, late of Artillery King's German Le- gion Major Robert Anwyll,. Ust Batt. 4th Foot Major John Williamson, Ist - Batt. 4th Foot . . • Major Timothy Jones, Ist Batt. 4th Foot Major Robert Campbell, Ist Batt. 52d Foot Major George H. Henderson, Royal Engineers Major John Murray, 20th Foot Major George Halford, 2d Batt. 59th Foot :Major Kenneth Snodgrass, 13th Portuguese Major Henry Ogdander, 2d Batt. 47th l'uot Major S. Josti de Arriaga, Portuguese Artillery - The Prince Regent has also been pleased to command, in the name and on behalf of Isis Majesty, that the following OtZicers who were present in-the former battles and sieges in the Pen insula, shall 'receive appropriate badgvs in"commenwration of their 'seer ices upon those occasions, BATTLES.OI 7 RoLEIA AND VIMEEitA.. • MAjor John Rainey, late of Std Four, and an AssiAnnt Quar ter Master (:ieneli.l: Captain (now Lieut. Cul. H. Elphinitone, Royal Engineers BATTLE OF CO? UNNA. Lieut. Col. (now Major General) Thomas Bradford, Assistadt Adjutant General Mxjoi , (nOw Lieut. Cu].) Thomas Eames, Ctl.l Foot BATTLE OF TALLAVF.IIA DE LA IZEYNA. Lieut. C0.1.-Colin Campbell, .AsiAtant AdjutaAt General Lieut. Col. Fiugli Gough, Snit Regiment BATTLS OF BUSACO. . . Brigadier General A. (le.-Le:nos Pereira de la Cerda, Portu pnese Militar y -.;ecret:iry Colonel Lloylet Frainiii!rharn, Royal Artillery. Colon'el J. Cardoso, 7th7Portnguese Regiment .Colemel Portuguese Regiment ' Lieut. Cidonel Johu (3,-nnerun, 9th Foot l,ieut. Colonel the King, •sth Foot . • Lieut. Colonel Culin Compile% Adjtlti..nt General Uput, C*llblei Quarter,Mzi§t-ci General, Portugue4 Troops 7 - J.ieut..Colond lioln tt.Nixon, 2d Caeadores Lieut. Colonel George Berkeley, Assistant Adjutant General Lient. Colonel Hon. Palteniiani (?6th nicit) ditto Lieut. Colonel A. Dickson, Poittipiese Artillery Lieut. Colonel E. K. Williams, ‘ttli,Caeadores Major Hans Baton Blische, Ist Light Batt. King's Ger!4an Legion . , • .• - •- -•.• • - BATTLE or FUENTES DP. ON . Qli.:j.: , 'Maior General !lon - . C. (...!olvine .r Uofout4 (now Ma' L 11-1 • G - at) Lord A.jitner, IsSist'lnt tant Genernl Col. Hoylet Fruir..in.ani, Royal Artillery Col. 3. Cardoso), 7;11 Portuguese Col. .::.:1611:inding a Portuguese Brigade • Al. Dovie, Lieur. Cot. it.. 1), .I;i6sson (Coldtrealn GnardS) Assistant _ _ . . _ .Quarter Mastey G,nera I. . I..rkit. Col. Colin Cauiphell, Assistant. Adjutant General Lieut. Col. Ger,rge. Berkeley (3M.h Foot) ditto _ Lieut. Col. William Prency, late of the King's German Le-''' gion,.and an Asistant Quarter Master General ' Lieut. Cpl. D. L. Gilt - dour, 9itli root • , Lieut. Col. V. de Arentschild, Portuguese Artillery ISATTLF, BAgitOSSA. Lieut. Gil. the 1100. E. Acheson, 9.11 Batt. G7th Foot BATTLE OF ALBUEAA. Major Jaines 'loyal Artillery - Major Gilbert Caniitiare, 151,1latt. 48th Foot Major Peter Fearob, late of 'Atli (acadores Captain Jones Parry, d Batt. 49th Foot ' ASSAULT AND CArTITHR OF CIUDAD RODIIIGO. Colonel Cardo*:;,o, Port ngue4e Troops Coluntl.John il. Doyle, 19tlr Portuguese Lieut. Cul. X..CitlheirT, 7th Portuguese ASSAULT AND CAPTURE OF EADAIOS. Licit. Col. - J.T. Jones, Royal Engineers. Lieut. Cot. Alexander Tuiloch, Portuguese Artillery Major Richard Bishop!), sth .Boot Major John Duffey; 4AI Foot - ' • Major James Fergusson, 43d Foot (now Licht, Cpl. 3d Foot) • BATTLE OF SALAMANCA. Colonel Don Ventura :lluna, Chief of the Staff of Don Carlos d'Epana's Divi!ion Lirut. Colonel John Mansell, 2d Batt. 53d root - • Majel Richard Brshopp, sth Foot Major Thomas Bell, 48th Foot Afajor Sebastian Jos. do Arriaga, Portuguese Artillery Major C. Western, Bth Cacadores BATTLE OF VITTORIA. Lieut. Colonel George Scovell, stair Corps of Cavalry Captain John 4 5 th Foot The Prince Re - gen Chas further beef► pleased to connnand, in the nan►e and on the behalf of his Majesty, that thosc 'badges which would have been conferred upon such of the Officers above named,. whr fell in, or died since, the, said battles and sieges, shall, as a token of respect for :tit& memories, be transmitted to their respective fa- By command of His Royal Niftiness the.Prinee Regent, • Como►antler-in H. 'forams, Maj. Gen and .I‘ . lil. Sec. Foreign-Office, Sept• 10, 1814. His Royal Highness the Prinee Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of Mr.. James Frederick Denovon to be his Danish Majesty's Consul at - Leith. • , BANKRUPTS. A. racy and 4%. racy, 'jun. of Hatherleigh, Devonsliire,'.far mers, Sept. =27, 28, and Oct. 2.5, at twelve, at the Rummer - Tavern, Bristol. AttornieS, Messrs. Price and Williains, -Lineoln's4nn. W. Harrison, of Dartmouth-street, Westminster, 'arm y-ac to utre me nt-m er, Sept. 17, n>•, and Oct. 23, at. twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Milk, itohinson;and Young, Pa,rliament:street, Westminster.' G. Ridley, of Tenbury, Worcestershire, baker, Mept. 21, 22, and Oct. 2.5, at, eleven, at the Royal Oak Inn, Tenbary: At torney. Mr. Baddeley, James-street, Bedford-row. W. T. Parke, of Long Acre, music -dealer, Sept. .27, Oct. 1, and 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornics, Messrs. Hutchinson and Ennuott, Brewer's-hall, Addle-street. LDividends, &c.-To-morrow.) I BRIGHTON, SEPT. 12.—Three packets came in froml)ieppe this day, with about seventy passen gers. The Lord Wellington brought thirty-fotir of the number, among whom were Mr. WnitE; M. I', Captain HAwf,s, of•the East India Goal pany's service, Mr. and Mrs. DOIMILLE, Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL &c. Dieppe was ill a,perfect state of tranquillity when the above packets left.--I he Ist division of the 10th Royal, Hussars cons menaed,their march for Romford,This morning.; the second follow to-morrow, and . the third and last on WedneSday. On Thursday . , the 7th Hus sars, the Ist division, take passe'ssion+of the Bar-` racks the 10th vacate. .0n the.to, days, they will be joined by the rema,loder : oc the regiment. . - • ?, FarEmas'oss.--The Ex.-Professr tiorvlx); pro posed to publish at Vienna the Bulls of LIRNEDICT XIV. and CLEMENT Nlll. against the, Freemasons. The translation was to be accompanied with the notes, theological and political, by the Jesuits HOEFFTATTER, FOELCH,_ and IlyscitA; but' the Bulls of, the POpes issued front Rome at the time of the pious &Ores& MARIA TERESA, never re ceived the placitum regium, or sanction' of the Sovereign. The EMPEROR has prohibited the ',liming and translation of these notes. • PEDESTRIANISM.—Yesterday morning '' , James Sims, a journeyman hat-Maker, between 50 and' GO years old, undertook to walk for a wager of 51. front London Bridge to Craytord, in Went, and back again, in four hours, the distance being 28 Miles. Ile started at six o'clock,•resu.id-at Mack hezith five minutes,' and reached Crayford at 56 Minutes before eight; and after stopping 10 mi nutes, started afresh ; he returned- to, the sfrart ing.poSt 12 ntinutes bef , tre 10 o'clock,: making three hours and 48 minutes. —john Collard, a na tive of Warminster, has undertaken to go 100 miles in 24 hOtirs, strait out, the middle North Road, on Thursday next, for a wager of GO gui neas. Time is backed at 5 and 6to 4. • IMPROVEIV/F.NTS fN CARLISLE.--The Corpora- . tion ‘Ve learn, are making great impiovements in Carli le,':vhil i will not only greatly ornament the city, but tend to the recreation and health of the ei t i zens ; The road between" the Irish - -gate and the C ou rt-houses is clearing ; a parapet is building,to prevent accidents from the steep and dangerous bank on the right side of that rdaii ; ,and the ground is to be gravelled, which will af ford,one of the pleasantest promenades in the city, - Cotnnianding an extensive prospect of the Vale of Caldew, and the distant mountains of Wesmorc- . l an d. A road has been projected to communicate with that leading to Mr. Pattiitson's brewery, which has long 'been required, the present road b e ing both dangerous and inconvenient. It is also intended, as soon as the Midge over the Eden , can be finished, t o th ro w new bridges over the Caldew. His Grace the Duke of. RICHMONWS flock, which- is to be brought to the hammer in the course of the present month, amounts to 1628 sheep and lambs ; viz. 507 pure Sotsth-Down ewei, 647 wethers, 423 stock lambs, autl`2l I.IIDDLEkSF,X SESSHJI\S, ' NCE. Litry Dn tvris indicted UlSAN fin. k e eping 0 0 0 bouse•at Newman-:ztreet, The prosecution was instituted :it the ' l-( ,;0( 11): the Parish Ofihzers of-Set. M arv -lz , -bou tic '. e .'l t' :•, r Case was supported DV- the evidence "f spectable inhabi_tants r c sidi l i g • i n the f 2:11 hood ( 1 1 - , e o s ! t i e: o is an upi:olsicier, in li ce • e' :Cat naby-market. fir. BARRY, fOr the De fen &lb tt v tli::t no proof had been addoced that sl" was the proprietress of the house, or 0 14 tbc'f .:. •any thing to do with the managelneut ec t Mr. .Arcoi n ti 'IIUS, inswer to this (),,C 1 called Miss -Williams slid Miss'Tbo a: P ' i s `)l o fair cyprians who liar • lodged in the l 's ) , l i i e°: c i who.proved, that although a woman 0: ",,, 1 5,), ‘ of Gregory had shown them the a p:0' 0 ''001 they were referred Co Mrs. Dale for ro lii rrecr,, il ,c iipproved of thetir as tenants, and 10', of fro:n then:, at various times, the ainouf.' tent. • llpll o this evidence the defendant "liod? Guilty, ' and ordered - to be brought 'tl'tl)rtif,ll`l' 14 thent on Friday, the Court intimating , til ,o;',,# tvould abate the nuisance would able effect on. the sentence which wo'Lld r pronounced. Writ.• Thom/ was indicted .for rece'"e, , saws, a qtiantity of nails, a bed-wrcil el '!l ( '' e ; candlesticks, the property of Mr. J 3 ' 3 l'est' lt ri l monger, liolbor.n. It appeared, firu.tv::o4;,, 'Dent of the posecutor, that havipg.l°,s; iv .articles, rind his - suspicion falling oil dant, whO keeps an,old iron-shop in ° . flolborn, he procured a • search.warra n% (l , to his house , where.the proper erasty aS f° ll . l. :teas able try swear to it by cert'l: ° „ marksupon it. The defendant, Oil dolled, said, he bought the articles "' 1 . 0 1 whose person was well known -to whose name and residence he was The prosecutor, on his •cross-0 01:li ' l , ' : „djr Mr. GURNEY., he could not u ndert" )‘ ; ; ifj ;sc i ever his suspicions - might be, to swe o , r efi lo , that the articles. found cut the were stolen ; they might have beet) for his brother, or a young wan v' t ' t)- 1 1 in the shop. -ect Upon the evidence, the Chairman (hi Jury to acquit the defendant. The Old Bailey ealender is oioretil'ill , I ° , ' , ' l' heavy the present sessions, which counnel',::,,io clay. .No less than 500 prisoners bav, c b ' ei rr i,' ,o . l mitten to the custody of INIr. Beeby , '-``'‘ ‘l felii' l :,, l l , Ciarkenivell, since the last sessiouli,.l(l)l..crirt',' misdemeanors , . and ()Prices of ev'j c „ 6 ::, ' ''( l3 o : s : :I‘l:ll.se,:e. I: C i.ei‘:vtkr. l se l l i :r e lgeiltl l iel i tttl e ):ll(i s tli,tet t a,pe e t r illu ri ix i si‘ a ,s.i r ,t l i : iali e iti t Fdli :; ,2 : j a isic s .., lei per e‘ f igi.ii i a t t ( l : gii s t, : :iiii c :; : ril l e: ',.", ,,.. l ll " ,) `, :::l l rt o course, commanded the market, and c3:ols';ii Pla r t o l:1 1 , 0 leach tnanufa'' i.- Were ''''" butter, 1:F • tilt 1, 'li .1 111 ' Sllpply7 ' o . c gd. per lb , cc ( ' al " s uc o e t. of ti) . e tl l l .e i s n( C i :.,:rust.i.t r.s, , s ' ;I) t: iii : 1 , i ,t 1.: ) , . irTEmr-: - ED Surcri)E.--On S'll'd'zios 1',4.1 Alar:a. Barlow, a woman of thc tosr''':,,.„iik,ei to'St. Giles's . watch-house, for being 6 ;ol P ,lii disorderly in the street, and on 111' .31 ,,,',1 .0 ,4' she was taken serio&lv ill-, bUt.reo've.',l,r, t''.ol,, aid of those about her. During - the I , llb it ,P o ,,J , f i. ( l 4 l c at k i - , up 9n p e la o ce f , th& Parish Oiliccrs , " .;el- .-,lq e' o o from the iron. bars by b f y on a lil . i pi t c h e e e' 1 0 )r t i l '1(::cle': : i l S it :.e. ; 1114 l c i t i t i t e : l l o b w; licr selr, ,;/ lo irc - , ,,1 , drawn close .enough tO clfeci her jut eu '', l ii ti'l 'o f ' nvii;inlictihieshestslifiu:piceliiitdett(l) save l'j.fil''t 1):1:115e' lint; iic a i w lA I R liNTG:h i i: ), o34lßeuß y.L..o„ -Ajoliay 18"22.011:-.il ton and Glasgow,' by w t a % s vo l.( ; l e 3b rs v i d ;ns b g et(ri: : `,.,l,l(l‘; ' l'ret,'('',ll, and in a gig, - ,, between the hours of i i `.`„ „f ''''‘,o' norm, who took a considerable s',i n ,'„ t clic s ' '. from him, besides geld and .silver "" ,lo.' t . l , o! ii • - ,,c ie rings, 8.c. - , . 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