The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-08 00:00:00

I'' ontTII L )N1) (iAZ CE, AUG. 6-, - 1011 `. 0- 5 in the ana on ft.elis•iiHf of big :Majesty., has bee ;1 pletred to r:ppcint the +.t Dacre Ad a:1)3,, and rinrvr,i 4 , - ;:h5,'!.. , .ir , . to I+, e' nnaksior.ers of his :ifejcsiy's Wo6ils;ftiit , ;;s:‘and Land 1' 13, 1814. 'Hi* Rm - al (IX rE. Itieg:': it WM tYS tiaV pleit*ea to o)i Knight good on Chatle: 55140 n, Esq.' I.ient.-Colonel in th'e army, and Colonel in the 9th Re 4 inient of , I n Cant - fit Ct, lion- !TO hte 4 ./eitt tn . ," IFt 1 4.' His , Royal 1-14 , ,1,4)e5s t Prince Rezent v4e.is this. day plea , ed to confer the lioumr of knighthood on the. follo‘Oug (3er.- wen 711it1ei Doyle, Esq. f.ieotenaiit-Colonel in the .Arinv, Colonel of the ISTth Regiment "er Portuzuese 'lnfantry, and K•light of the Royal Military Order of the Tower and .Sword ThOno A s NOel Hill, Esq. Lieutenant-. Colonel in the Army Colotio. 'the Igt, Portuguer , e Pegi merit of Infantry., and of the Royal Portuguese Military Order' of the Tower a: ti Sword. . Off/CP, _4lt,e:. 6, 1814. Meunier' returned to serve in this present Parliament. _LoN:nosuEivev.-;-Alexantler.Stewart, Esq. of I.(iirea, in 'lie county of Londonderry, in the _room of the i'hzirles IV - 111i:ten Stewirrt,. K. B. now Paron Stewart, ,one of the Peers of the I:nited Xingdona of Great Dritiin and - - 11 - ar - 0 . 177 re , . 4u 6, 1814. 2d• 11 , 7,i:rent.' of ,Life Guards, Cornet and SubLientenant Evelyn to he Lieutenaitt,hy purchase, vice Arnold, who 'retires. - 1,*.t.1 - i ‘ lleFitnent of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant R.. It. FA , woods to lor Captain of a Troop, be purchase, vice„Buclia- Anlti, who retires. 15th Ditto, Cortiet R.R. W. Frett,, from the 7th DragOon G vu i,,i,,tobe`tiqotatnant'; yri ltbot purchase. 2lst ErAto, Lieutenant W.l.7:rtlerwood t.. be Captain of a Comrany, without purchase, vice FligL , ,ing, promoted. Cor e: A A. M'Conchey to be Litutenant, vice Underwood. 25th litto, Sheva' Arney, Gent. to be Cornet, by ; purchase, vice Kingdon, promoted. Ist 11egiTent of Foot Guards, Frederik ;filer,. Gent. to be A,,istantLSurgeon, rice P• ot•prom • 2d te:jruent of F oot, E,,i„,.David , to be Liente ;nant. witivi.itt,porchasc, vice Wi150n,..??,. oted• bth Pitto, Cornet John Brook, front tlikt . ' e lia'f•pay of the lloYal _Waggon Train. to be Ensign . , raie'Brvad, who ex- . •cc! an es. Assistant-Surgeon Andreiy Nate, from the 98th. Foot, to vi_. e. Griffin; pl gel upon half-pay.. Bth Ditto, Brevet, Lieutenant-Colonel, Japes Ogilvie to be •Lienteuant-Crilonel, without purchase. lTth Pitto, Lieutenant' Patrick M‘Dongall, from the 73d Toot,:to lie I:aptain of a Company, by purchase, rice this ' tow, promoted. S2U Ditto, Eyre Butler,' Gent. to be . Ensign, Witimitt pur chase, vice Ebhart, Promoted. • Vali Ditto, Lietit - en:kilt Geoff,. l'ipon to be Captain of a Com- • patty, by priathaSe, vice McMillan, who retires. E3d Ditto, Lieutenant - Ralph (=Ore to by Captain of a Com 7 'Pans', by purCha‘4,vtce-Guthrie, promoted._ ' 25th. Ditto, Hospital-AssiStatit John Purcell to. be Assistant- Surg,eon, vice Annesley, plom"Oted. 37th Ditto, Assistant•-gurgeon Williain'Phomns, from the 67th Foot, to be Surgeon„,vice DoW, promoted on the Sta Fe. 41st Ditto, Philip Putalon, Gent. to be F,osign, without Tur-, Once, rice,Brookc,, who resigns. • 45th Ditto, Ensign A. Lowry to , be Lientenanti vice Little, , killed in action. Eliot Robinson - H andcock, Cent. to be 1 ;Ensign, rice LOWry. • 566 Cadet 'Richard Elliott, front the Royal "Military tiitlege, to be Ensign. without iatirclulse, vice Donellyovlui;rcsfurEs. •,•ggistatit.:Sarg - eon Anthony C; Col clongh to be Surgeon, viceT4ean-, tlikeased. • 60th Ditto—'F' be . Captains of Companies, Lieutenant Jobn Cocrevont, without ritirchasc; vice De la Baurdonnave, who res•:g n ns. Lieutenant Nlildoiny Fae, front the 59th Foot, by , • riteliaAe,' vice, Aldred, promoted. .• . . 6i:l Ditto, I ietitenant ;folio idford to lie Captain of a Com . Vlt t o ,•0- pin c':;1 V•ce Fitter; placea none half-pay.. 6311 I itto,‘ csar • •-• H - uteley to be lfiUrgeOn, • vice • • Wright,,proi4>ted - 67111,11t10, :..,ISonth.Delmoain to be T ri l.cnte ri ant, r1rC11;1,, ,'ice Evuis, who eel • 'oseptr-frat,, , , , i•• - . G ,. .nt. to be Ensign, by purchase, v !•n ;ir . - .:(1 • • • `•-•' Li•putertarit, Witlt pmmoted hi. the !lift" Foxt. (•• . • .••.•rtiali-Catopion,.froui,the Royal Mills. tL:v vice Ficktho,ro. • c;edean't 2 Y:Li-u 2 Jerci . itiali Cainrili'ell to be (hart-et'-' Mclntosh, oppointed to the Veteran Company - se iin• New South. Wales,. • . ‘„g • 7Eth laior David Forbes to he Lieutenant : -Colonel4 vithont purchase. • - • 79th Pitta, Ensign" )faaean to he I.7iiut&lant, without pin-chase, vice John ilacleito; who resigns. David Mai he • siai, Geut , to be Eosi!.;rt, vice :\racleat . f. ". • ECtlt-Ditto, cha - e, vice Fogberry, whose apponitmeht has not taken • „ place. Assistlint-Surgeoli :Nicholas Cloak, from the sd PAttalion, to -• Ditto--Th, be, Lieutt-nants, Ensign :lcilen, vice ,NlP.chtuo, deceased ; James Briggs,. vice Anderson. Volonteer James S•.:Jtt, vice Mae.ben ; WM. •ti. Ottluy, Ge'nt vice. Bri Ir - st Ditto, William Beall ,- Gent. to be Ensign, by pur elvise, 'vice Fry, wlio, , •16211 Ditto. Lieutenant C.Draren to be Captain,of a Corer ' pony, without purchase, vice Carnegie, placed• upon half pay. LientervAut J. It. Nviderson, from the-60th Foot, to be:Lieutenant, vice Draffen: • , - 2d West India Regiment.--To he Lieutenants, Ensigar • Ed !larry, vic,, Rose, deceased ; and Alexander Morrow, .vice gobeatson, deceased. To ,be : F.nsigns Finlarson, Gent; vice Barry; Wil- . liain Dunlo, Gent.- vice Morro NV ;•John .'Mackenzie, Gent. "vice Schoedde,.whose appointment has not taken place. J Di4o, Eusigli William Gorse to he Lieutenant,. vice Dal- WA), Jtccascd. Adam Gordon, Gent, to be Ensign, vice GAirsc • • • Ali Ditto, Ea sign James INter.to ;be Lieutenant, -without purchase, vice Stewart. John ,Caldwell, Geld. to be En vice Usher.' . royal .York RaOgers; Ensign H. C. Gray to ,be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Stephens,. who resigns. William -Firebrace, Gent ; to be Ensign, vice Gray. 1 • A Veteran CoMpany to he attached to such Corps M may be • stationed at New South Wales. Quarter-Master Child les„M‘lntosb, froof.the 1 - 3'd Foot, to be h l tcf t n. Rossi Newfoundland Fencibles, Brevet Major Elias Pipon to he Major, without put - close, vice Heatheote, promoted. Cnnadian FencibleS, Captain Edward Cartwright to have per , manentjank. in the • New Brunsw;rk Fencibles, Lieutenant George Morehouse te , iipor:Ary rank), to !)e Ensigo; 3} Battalion of. Militia, Lieutenant. John . J. Stt ' pe,..Eriib, of the Cheshire be Liduttinant. 'BREVET. • • Cofwiel . I:l;on:*Arthur Arinesley,. of the ath %Garrison Batta- , to he • Ma or-General in the Army. MajOr.Heury \Vat- • soq,.scrvip; -rift the Portuguese Aftny, to be, Lieutenant- . t'olonel he .Ir.nr. To he Majors in the X . roly,-Captain Jostitia. W.-Green, from. • the 4th .F. 07, he behg alipointed • to - serve with the Porta - gAese Troops, under the cnna:and of Lieut.-General Lord Beresford, 'vice Hardioge, appointed to '.the 40th' Foot. Captaio ' Charles daeksoh, t.f the: id Regiment 'of Life • (-;na.rils. Captain the Ho.louralile,Frederiek. Cathcart., of the ?d Dragoons. Captain - Horatio George Brolk,.- of' the sSth Foot; - • STAFF., Ueot.-<'ciionel Chneles M. Lorcl Greenock., fkonl Half-pay, to : 11 :e Perinly'ent. AssiZtant t2arter-Ma,te'r-Gener4l vite_pe -1:16 c'c,-, ammiated I.)el,tity Q .tra rtor-Niaster-(4•ene'ral in Ntf.o • Bzitain. - . BR:' ''"•' , •• , t' • sot-Colonel: L.,Anz 6tits Ncirtlicv,ta.plle et !; , ‘. : ••1 2 —A.! •,11- f:ltrater•tAil. 2 4t , :r:-Geoc:41 1 ,"Vi"f 1)? l itilk . ~; . : •:,.. •,- , 'oloel; vice 'Al,n , .l,tlembert, who'i 1,•• .:- ~.. • .\'',1,,,,, i,, 11,•,••',..., '.rum the Iteginie'rit, of . lett ]. ::. , • "c C , i. . riti.t .11,c r.iill; of :\lii] , ,r, x;,ce. •••NortiliY; r.i. ••,••.', :• ' ' ' '•'• , 4: ,. :iy-( . ., I I , `l - 4 Alex3nsler :41;trecty to bt.. l Th.-, 1. , •. _. : ::• • ..!:,,, - •,..•• •••; , 1 , the:•Forcei,- li.iy2' , .. • .: " ' ' '''' -", •-f ~ .ncrai'l owls Price, •.1, S. 1rf0',...., .:. • 13e - ..‘;' , •.• • :,. 1-•••• 1 ....:,-(ieneral *, : ....orec , ;.., - • •-; „ ~, I, - . `. '•• y'r ' "y•'• , Cl , taTi•c=;-• • ..i 'to the Forces. ~., ; ,; ,' ~, ..0 ~ ~'''''.; :: 7- :. ''-'n J<Ar *. vis, ;•, •... , Bishop, JA:aes •,?. '-';'••••••,.. i'.,:i.-1;.,,..,',3, ;:!.. "„,... • ••• 7. !()Sl'..i ;'; : '-'l'.kr"." . . •,-,.• „ ' -.. ifil t s • kt .„.,, t ..,.., %,.„, „,.. , , :,. 1,',., c . V.'i11i,.. , c,•)••••1„1., t o b e S er . •Viiiii.i . :l-A ..k.w.i.c'qr , ....,.. , • . . (.: .. -.. : . 1 .4 Titc L.: ..:,..., G ern mn.1. , .‘: ,,,, 1. , 3t l : ix %4 ,11 f, IA .41.1_01C.i.. , 1 - .....;op)i, .I.7"s4'Alini,u;(l 1, 0 1%,‘1);,,, Cent. t o 'VO'' :'• .elirltet:'' (7oloet A..fs• - ustus Niess tv be ,:d.ititant, .rice il.ii,ag , .:ti, pronikatcd. . ' ' '2u 1-it - 7,iment Of liussarS, tcoop (lii - arter;-Mastei : Mulicr to be Re gnucntal . Q.iarter-Master, vice idattscheidt, pi, f i x d n o p,n,l-I.,if-pav 2d ''a.rtalion of Light Infantry, 'Charles Meyer, Gen*. to be • Enign., vice Al:icrti, wboic appointment ha . s not taken place:, . • . . D:..l.i'S liegiment.- 4 —To be Litnitenants, Ensign s'. 11 ~..I, D er7 Liott,••witliout paiclia;e, vice Kenai - tit; promoted..., Ensign J. G. Hewitt, vice Coinaii, appointed tO - the (32d Fast.: BA:%:TUIIIPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Zachary qud Samuet Glaister, Sisoreditch, sex, brewers: 13ANItiA.UPTS. • Henry Bradley, late - .of,;Liverpool, merchant, - to • surrender A11;08, 29, and Sept. 17, at twelve; at Guildhall, - Lon-• dol. Attornev, Mr. Pasinore, Warnford-court, Throg • itioreton-treef,'Llindon. John Rivett, late of NeVY Kent-road, Surrey, builder, Aug. 13, 20, and _Sept. 17, at twelve, at •Gnadhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hatton, Dean-street, Tooley-street; South- IYark. , William Alston, Heybridge7hall, Essex , farm er, Aug. 13, 20;. and ;.'ept.'l7, at, eleven, at Guildhall, London. • Attor ney, Yir. Stevens, Hatton-garden, London. . . . iVilliatit Hurst. and' Thom.i.s - Hurst, Portselt, mealtnen, Ang. 18, at one, 10,. at eleven, and Sept. 17, at one, lit thl, India Arms iIIJI, Gosport. , Attoroies, Meaqs. Bleasdale, Alexander,.and Holum, New Inn, London, 'or Mr. Cruieli-, sliank, Gosport.: Richard. Neville late of. Stafford, corths - ainer, Aug. 30, 31, and Sept. 17, at , tert, at the White Hart, Stafford. Attor ney, Mr. John` Stanley Smart, Staple Inn; Lond.m; or John Lilly Parker, Statfdrd. Richard Cunliffe, dastletoti, Lancaster, hat manufacturer; Aug. e 6, 27, and Sept. 17, at eleven, at the Hare-arrd Hounds Inn, "Middleton. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chan- . cery-lane, London, or Mr. Elliott, Rochdale. George Coopttr, Stockport, Chester; eper, Auk. 20, 2.1, find Sept. 17, at eleven, at the Cast). Inn, s t o e lq,mt. Atti,rnies, Iladdeley, Stockport, or Messrs. Milne ainl • • , 1 1 6rry, 'Ceswie, LOncioti.- • Cx . c.,,rge SiOfolk,tot: Goldins, Leicester,' toisier, at fonr, 1 i, and Sept.`l7, nt eleven, at ; the George- Inn, Hinckley. Atturnies, Messrs.. 'Jervis, King, and Spdcii, Hinckley, Leicestershire: 'Clioulas • Storey, Bishop-Wearinouth, Duripun, ,ship-owner, Aug. 29. 4 and Sept. 5, 17, at cit.-eel); at the Conoinssion • Roam, Sunderland ne-ar the Sea. Attorn . :eq, M.tliakiston, SYnaal's Inn,' Chaucery.4fine, , London, or 111 f. Laws, Sunderland. George Wilson, Great Saint 'llelen r s,' broker, Anz,p, 27, and Sept. 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorn6 - , Mr. Co merfurd, CoptliAl-conrt, Thruginorton-street. Robe!t. Heatii, Ht linen, paper-hanger, Aug, S, ,4 20, and Sent. 17, at ele‘rn, at Guildhall. .‘ttarnies, Messrs. ni,linlfi:rd and Murray, .Mitre-court-liildino, Temple. John liniberton, now or late of Monkwell-street, trimming manufacturer, 9, 20, and sept. 17; at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Nil.. Lotlibury. • , DIVIDENDS. • - Ana. 29. S. Tipper, L'eade!lll::P-0-rr.ct h~ni;ceifcr. Aug. 29. IL L.wrruce, erpriol, Lal bert and S. Lambert, Iced.;, wuokt:,plerc.—Se/ 1. 24. A. Forbes, 1-ligh,strect, 1:1., G. Ma-. Yori:shire,-grocer.—Aug.'29. M. Lewtas, sun. Liverpodi, merchant. 'Anc:. 29. E. Grey, Ttlon',.wcar• Mouth, -Durham, 27. './. Connelty, Air , street, Piccatlilly, cru:penter.—;itig. '2 9 . T. n u m,,z•zut,oto , ,,,, Suffolk, and H. ilnuQ, I\*ewea , ,tle; Northum;wrland, iner chants.—Ang. 29. .J.l kicker, Ilinfield;. Becks, carpenter.—: Sept.. 6. J. Drape, :Wigton,: tunrherland, I W. Scots;, Great Yarmouth, baker.—Aug . . 29.. It. South, RichmOnd, V.nru%er.—Aui.;',. 29. W. Atwood, Eistow, Bed fordshire, hors-deater.—Aug 20. ".r . . Young, Hythe, Kent, carpenter. CE P.TiFICATI:S-Au G. '27. G ra bam, IVlmborile,Minste . i, Dorset.shire, paper-rnal;er. Vortsea, and .%. liattve, Ileckmond wiz:li , , uu•:eL t Slnsaber!, Morn ipplane, Hackney, coopet.—E: S:onns, Aslib2rtie, I)erby shire, dealer in Luusic.—G. Emery, tfluersetsliire, raalistey. PATI7.7.CF.BSIIIPS J. Stephens, W. IL Simons,. and" R. Harris, Reading, Berl:- shire, baidttrs.—T. biusnp, 4i4 , 1 J.Scbrodjr, Princes-iilace, Middlesex, sug-ar-rc ners,.....W.,Gillnan, Jestett, :ant J. Gihnati, eri,s!iire, barge masters.—G. Poston. and R.• and 4.4.•Conp land, Bristol, coach proprietors. 7 —W 4 . rognsan, ik'hitesidc,.and Redrimyne, (), , ,Cord-sYreCt, Maccolliicb, and J. Clansie,--L-A. L and R. Hand, Clielsea.—F. Ellis, arid H. Ritsby,.'Vairl;, holders.—R., G., and K. Gillbw, - Oxtrird,street, cabivett•taa- . kers.—\V. E 2 rson C. Harycv, jun. J. Harvey, Pait : r4k. —F'. lidrux and tualtagany merchaaats. - • _ Ihe Gazette of Saturday -night contains Ad- dresses of Congratulation_ On the PeaCe to the PflNcE RECENT, - troth the Copntiesof Hertford, Warwick, MontOntery, atid . Stafford ;' the towns of • Hartlevoid; in Purhanie, Birminghani, , Appleby, 'Kidtferaiins'ter, Dudley,•'. Cambridge, Nexyark-upon-Trent, Northatupton; Coventry; Canterbury, and the Loyal Biirg - of Scotland. The follolng account of the state of thOgs iii Paris, extracted front a Ger Man Paper, a^ppears to -have but too much foundation itt truth :—" ever mad the Journals :pretend 13tiovf.wt•ra to be, lie is assuredly not mine so 'than ever he was, and, he, still rein - alas the same crafty indiVidital: — BY; means of his creatures, of Whom many are in great • credit,- he•iottignes- in a -most-dangerons and aslo iiishing manner. If the Itoyalkts of the old school are left.to themselves, they' are' inevitably gone. TALLEYttANtj alone is able.to_restraiu them, and 'Prevent them from committing •blunders.- - Henee the statMch NA.roLEosisTs tnal commOti cause with-the staunch BOURBONiSTS, to deStrOy the credit -ot TALLyaANo. Qn the other batid, BUONAPARTE offers; as the army still shews itself refractory, to employ all his influence to priiduce a favourable disposition in it towards the King. He would not even hest ate to .enter into the ser vice, and negociations to that e(feet have: aerially been set oti.foot. ‘• The Court has-done itself lA-. nite-mischief by its religious inummeries.' , M. de lit.AcAs, who has the' greatest influence on the King, has altogether mistaken the cotintry'and age he lives in." , - ~" ••• • . cAtIN.Eur ,- .—This celebrated veteran arrived in town, and; we understand, shoctiY•intends to astonish the inhabitants bf thi s ' metroptilis by a novel mode of,ascensiou is . to ascent( at. night,--in.a.balloon ,most briiliiintlV illuminated.' Madiune GARNERIN isto ascend in . the day time; :and to de4cend, in a parachute. The, building of.the - Highgate Archway is likely . . to become subject litigation, in Consequence `of',a misn'aderstanding as to the ditneasions of the arch, .which the DircatirS-4tssert ought, accord-• ing to the contract, to be four feet wider. ,The Gentlemen of:the Grand Jury of the County of Bedford, in consequence of the backwardness of the crops this season, have come to determi-; • n ation, to suspend shooting until the 14th of ,Sep* teiribey.. . , ' Suturdity, as a brewer's dray, with thre.horse - S, 'Were coming, down Ludgate-hill, the forenvist hors , e : having taken fright at something, leaped from the street' through the shop-wi t inlow of Mr. .11161 T, .pastry'-cook, next door to the Albion shivered every pane of gldss to pieces, .breaki'fig awl damaging all the strew- - ,l;ottles, pastq o and 'cotifectionaryin t lie window. -Some bodies in the Shop - at the bins had a narrow escape. Tile "horse,. a fine youtig- one, is -not expected, to til6 injury he 't.t . staineci by the broken M.s, WEST .I.IDIA INTEtLiGENCE. A private letter trbtu St..t.norroks's, states,,that that colony was to. be delivered up `to the .Danish Government on the Ist of 'tune. Cant. Jiertratn, anti his officer's, hAve licen tried by,.a Court-martial at the. Saintcs; foe the lossof the Persian brig of 18 guns, and hon:ourably ac— quitted. The Court pronounced an ornion, founded on' the evidence laid before it " that the . loss of the Persian was occasioned either by a strong southerly eurPent, setting iA the rate of foui. tuiies an hour, or the shoals, called the Ver Iceys, being laid down in the Admiralty 'cliartS 20' miles too far to the southward." • The Colonial papers state, that the following is an extract of the instructions that are now given to American privateers upon leaVing : the States : " The' United States', being anxious to obtain as .nniny British prisoners as pOssilile, Imve offered a large bounty (say 100 dollars) for eitch man sent •in. If you should be fortunate enon..Th to take as many as would make, it an. object worthy of the expence and risk (having theni secured), send diem to. the United States, - and direct the•peize master, in all cases, to 'report them to the let:tor,'and fake his receipt for them." A : „1 - ::rmaica '.ttper o lasi mouth webave great p ensure in announcing to the public the safe arrival at Kingston ,of two ,I.nips with ice loom Halifax. , The inmense etii; , :l,lc! which the iia port el's . Of this truly usjoi article have incurred, and Elie bazaar: Lacey run of failing in, so unpromis ing an undertaking dutiug tire .war, interests every liberal mind in favour, and we t,incerely wish they niav now reap the fruits •a their laud . able perseverance.GY x liberal profit on the capi4 tai employed. -An experinient•WkiS ffica to im port fresh salmon, cod, -lobstrrs, and every sort of shell-fi , h,soles, game, ant venison, enveloped in ice, but' it, has unfortunately failed.. These packages were stowed, between decks in the ship,. and the whole of the ice there, to the extent of fifty -tons, having been melted, t'Vel y, art icl‘! was spoiled. In consequence of the long voyage and' circuitous route of these ships, the waste hasibeen ititmensc s ; but we have ,reason to belie:ve will be. preserved to supply for eight t.nt months, and • thus give the undertaking $ fair trial." YITCiIELL, Tl' MURDERER. The OrficerF of Justice ,Yvere on the alem,,titc" whole of Saturday,, Secking - '• for this assassin, but Without effect. The Officers of Marlborough . - street traced hint to two places on Friday However, strange to tell, he mixed with' totnpany at Mr, Clark's, the Compasses, in . -King,-.street, at eleven o'clock on th•e evening' stated, wilted un coneernd about the 'woman who wits Shot iii Mount-street, and a , ked if she was. dead. • tie made nit appointment to 'play at skittles with oue of thecorapatny, - at three o'clock next day.' After this he called at . the Shbscription-hottse; at the corner of Chandos-street, ii;wovett-stitun•c, 'nod told the servants, whom he knew, that he bbd been robbed of biS 'hat. Ile lodged at No. IG, Grosventir-tnews, and, f)reVic. , usly to that in ‘lFood's-mews, where his, box had been defained for • rent.' The- Marlborough-street. Cheers, on searching the box, found some dheuments which - gave the history of the nturdeter. .kie"was well known -as alow,a ehlracter at the pblic-houses used servants at the West end of the towu ; but it turned out by tlf.e documents found in his.. box, that he has' two wk - es at this time, one of whom he announced a sqaratibn from by advertisement, in August 1807, fold the other he achhcssed fre - intently from'the 'Repulse 'man of War. - at No, 3, Kirby-street, Hatton-garden. .SOtne letters were found addressed to the assassin Lltcly from ltis brother at Bath, which ripbrai;l lain with having two wives, anti :treatitig him altogetfier . •ns worthless fellow. 'lie lived recently with a -I!,ar rktcr in the Temple.. We lore not heard that the fellow is foteul ; but .he can scarcely escape, being without otonq, and generally known. SUDDEN DEATH.-On Friday' night last, Lord MANNEus, Chancellor of Ireland, and Lady UAN NERS, dined with a select party, at the Earl of AVEs-rmottLAND's, in Grosvenor-place. After din: ner, Lora 'and LtuIy:MANNERs returned in their carriage to- their lodging at THOMAS'S Hotel, Berkeley-.square. On entering into the drawing roOm,. her Ladyship 'ordered a bottle of soda wa ter, which she .drank, and, retired to her bed room; as soon as she reaebett.the side of her bed her Ladyship dropped down and instantly expired. Iler Ladyship was observed to make a very hearty slitmer,:and seemed apparently in high health and spirits. • PUBLIC OFFICE,TOW-STEBET.-Thomas Baker., porter at -W)ery's, Green Man and. Still, Oxford street, on Saturday morning_appcared to answer a complaint exhilh:ted against him by a Gentle man re,sident in Clement's Inn, fin. having - charg ed for the carriage of a parcel, in add , itiOn to the pmrterage,, such carriage haying been preyiously . paid in' the country. He. was conyicted, and, fined in the penalty of ten.shilliigs, besides costs. From the" daily system o(*.fraud; both with:'re gard to the „Carriage - an:l porterage of parcels, which is practised on the public y' men of this, description, it is , hoped that no instance of a similar 'nature will.be passed unnoticed'; and par ticnlarly-,• as the Legislature - has imposed such cheeks on their delivery of parcels, as render the conviction of the offender, comparfttiYely, a Mat ter of little trouble. OUTRAGE AN D • ROBS: CRY.-911 Thursday night last, abotit halflast twelve-o'clock, a desper,ae gang of villains, disguised itt smock4r2cks., with crape - over their' faces, made a forCih!e tntrince into;the dwellin4muse belonging to J. 13,',Yi.ING, Esq. at Tottinglimn-high-eross, _near Edmonton. The thieves afterwards proCeede_d up stairs, into the! dining-room, where they packed tip a giT:lt oautity of 4ilver p!ate, and other v,luable a'rti des, to an immense . amount., They then tveat . into' the vomit. adjoining the bed ,room, :My. and :Mrs. B. were seeping, and broke o:) , :n a large - chest of drawers, from %%Thence they took wearing. apparel, : two gohi watches, and other trinkets to the LI:110111A 'vt upward . s , ulf',3C:..)L• • LAAV INTLLIGEN-CC. A ~, "`^ 'R 4 COURT col CHANCERY, I.acoLN's-11. 1 ) , T. LADY HIM , / VANE TEMPEST, AN INrAN T, a. NF...Xt-FEIEND MICHAEL ANGELO 7 A '11.. M. P. V. THE GoLINT'E.SS or ANT 111 OTHEIi§. , • (1 ,114 HAltt moved, that the Nobte , might De at liberty to present a Lordship, I , ..‘nd that it shOuld .be itett;4l `r.;-',;o r se'rmight,,abd that it . inig - ht be pu t at . th .0 1., ':-;o• the P . etitions. It v•lai merely to etiaY e g at hie VoubteSs - I.scertain Whitt sums we1.c.i9',3,,pt4; of Iter annual income.front the estates,,!iinla• Sir If.arry Vane Tealpest; her late aim granted. • . THE 'A.';`,-31.ZE.S. .44.;1.TiT 5 ON' G 1 , 1 Tilt! WEALD OF 1-;:k CANAL t/. ROBI N. The defendant, a i'ery_r::2.spectahle Londoiv, %Vas a `ubset fiber to the NVeald o• Canals and„a 1101(ic'e of ,ten shares. ' "i11 / % . +;111 1( '` 1110 i: WAS also a bolder of 25':shares. lti r ' Tier!' died•, and Mr. flobinson, With two' o" e ' re' s. • - 4 sons, oatainec, letters Of adMinisitAt ;oll ' i de r' tothe nitsging - : - .4 the Act, :\ dill the' sidiscribers. for 4/, 10s. per- iihate, leiidatit, in respect to his•ten !;liares, 13: 1: " ney ; afterwardsiote.'',„rri.." . • 1\11.1'.'0;i11:1or.s 25 Shares, alitl, in letter.,t,: th'"",,erc , ceipt in his own name, he paid himself. This retpiest Was c oirip;;';' ?! hit it was• now contendel plaint li having - aid - the money..himself, , lie ,ti e( '` ' J, k .. p sonaPy to pay tip all claims nod' 0 1115 1;iiii i ::: the defendant it was insisted, that he act to - tinike himself pei•sotially of merely acted as one of the athniiii.stro or ,l oll li' .inty found a verdict for lb ; tiffs, dammges 1411.#125., beingthe anuou'',::ll4, calls in respect of tire 25 shares, 'and V el incurred by the non-payrnent thereof.;. t d At the Bedford Assi zt s, i' o.l°)l , ' tir e only 15, tvas capitally conVicted #' .the house of John iNlaithews, of Sitsv6t.°e've,'il!,o, receiV'ed sentence of- death, but was At the Bedford - Assizes, Vi':-1-iicheloseil 7'honiqs,Penwright kind Paul FreslvUler, '` ) r re cei stealing, were', capitally con Victecl, au sentence of death. ) 0 . , • - i i v Ni r ethieSday night, or •e,:trly (111 - 1'4 )11 , l e in;;, the till of Jourdan's Library, ; t t wAs of about 40/. in cii,ili ‘ •iiiit lll"te, , , O e , " , : ; • found 'Open, \S'ltlin!lt till` means offorce, ;Intl the '. ;''k-()Olt was tbe carulessiless of co". " , j . tile policy, a I/. note was left u pon ib c and a ( 2 1:;:llitY of silver iii Clams (Irz\te tr,,r valuable articles of jewellery on the , 4 1 f left untouched. • On the 2-Ith as *James Cloud, °I . lo c t. ' stet, a yout h of i 7, , 0 0 0 (ra t t:iyibe, on st. Vinent'3 ht. on , •11:3 foot slipnc (l, '.. A' , - t, ' . precipitted lr;er the rOcic net 1 0 ° le` i ti r i o n u e l length placed in a chair, iind ; the top ; his skull %vas fr,;ctured , otherwise much bruised.. lie 13ristol Infirmary, where lie• died •••• Early on Satiirdily mdrning • belonging to the 1-,(2,,,,a1 crii.lly beat, witi.2 lyiiijgeors, the " of.tlie booths or, the race-eourse, ..•' • sell them st , .litous liquors at hoar.' The offenders hove been tß'''' ' ,,•• •.• -tole, And in default of bail, have to tlie House of Correction at for the offence at the next :Ayala) A "well-looking young -wc4niait,,'.ll:i .HALL tO she been ,‘S• , 4 Was, O n il Monday last, ai o ', formable to a ancient - la w ) brott l • hailer,-and sold by public Auction loi,„; for tile eym b orous stu ot two - • c il it7 . . 1 11c.., , •ce t '' ' 1 1P "pence-, \yid) the addition 5 • iOl.. te( ill which she wiys Tel the er(is.,,,, the customary markelfecs ‘vere ld: wrif cr r t. 7,s (1 • fro'',,,ir saw the tiaostietion, and witilc--',lose I,` which the female expressed at her ft? 130 ., 01 , brute who thus unfeelingly' brouglii• ket.—(Shrettsbury (In-oi/it:ie.) • t „ post-boy from Trowbti4r,e. m•i n 4 .11 1 1 , i 5 committed for trial; for be' i i icyj trusted to has care after the bag Ji": rt containing 120/. in bank-notes. I.:•voseii(l';‘,,:er gave to an accomplice named it'bote" ds() comniitted. • The nionq except 6/. • 11" rl .' • . " f the 6 At. P.o6kley.fonse, the Lady ° J. ) 4, St. John, t ! f,a 3 t aughter. - ()n the 6th inst. at Stamford-hilt? to Esq. of a son. • . ' I M Rio On Saturday evening last; at iter row, Ilarriet, second thtoghter "ipirvits,,,,tpl7,,,, liatn \Vent:sky Pole, anti Itlece to . tgle ‘ i e st i) ? Dithe of Welling tea, to the'V.hr,ht ;op!, set, youngest brother of th;.. Pol , e c ' t ' t)ii the .6th inst. at All-hallows, * Black, .Esq. Gid al 1, E -, .; sex, ,of the late jaIIICS Wayinnan,_E s q . OS. 1'47- st ~ ' I V On Sat ordav s..e.'w light, , ?„ 0 f e J. o,'Zillwood, of Winclietett •,r5, tt.) . I,ELll, , dowt) Cres , ent. j _ti e , l o t 1N ,,. i f ; 4 1 '1 t nbctii, ITt, the 4tii ins(. at Lit t'Ol • Chit Britatin , c t'4ujesty's Consul Of tlle.eity of Valencia. i ,1 ~.r , . , On Friday eeCning last , " ddel'i'';l ‘ l'"':.ll::''''l4l';'.: • piED• a t 3 t .i i e ~,,,,,/ Tlerl,ele‘...:s . sl;mire', th'e Iligist t , n , 1, 34 -) ~ , ,t , Lord M:vttners, chnin,n'or,„f 'roam!. ,ro'vit;to," 0,0, ()n s,,turclay; at his apartments l 3 '',,d, ~,,,,,ilis 1 ,o f? tfer:l, of the tion4i:rset Coree-leouse,S.lT, ,„.;, ' 6`. it . ,CI , 'On Tuesslay hot, viler a 'le‘v slaY" ii i d tsd:.ii'js• : 4 ' .4 . (beg)ter of S. Grinti:ilell,,F.Sq. of. Can",,,,, ot de / 0:i Wetinesdav es:•esno.,, in - t be: 7;4 1 ' ~ „ 0 :e. 4, " 5 ~, Pear, Esci: of Pnmp-c.rMrt, in the r!:';' . ;: ti rst e ` •10' , . On the' 1 Ith ult. Iles..Tori:.ure,"t j. ' ..-e ,•v4',:' „... N',o. •,. T. , ' i , 4 .J.. ~, ~,: ..„ %st 1 P ' . tf,r7; . V' o Lc)NDON :. Puivte,l he ./. 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