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crusidered as illmost just: Tying the moment:sty go;e whir.!: they produced, and which introduced 0-,-!vree of confusion into the columns which, IA tire darkness of the night; the utmost exertions of the Officers were ineffectual in removing. The Oflicers appear invariably - to have behaved with the Most perfect coolness and bravery ; -nor rould any 'hint: exceed tbe steadiness and order ,tv;th which the advance of Lieutenant-Cuisine! Fi.licier's brigade was made, u;,,til esuer;;ing from .t thick ‘voOd, it found itself suddenly stoppen by an abbattis:and within It heavy fire; of musquetry and elms from behind a formidable entrenehinlAst. With re , iiird to the centre and left columns under (;'lone! Scott, and Lieutenant-Colonel Drnm tnOnd, the persevering gallantry of both officers and men, until tko unfortunate explosion, could riot he surpassed. - Colonel Scott, Io3d, and Lieu t entmt-Colonel Drummond, 10,Ith regiments, who eoinmanded the centre' and left attacks, 'Were unfortunately killed, and your Excellency will, perceive that almost every Officer of those columns et as either killed or wounded by the eneki's'fire or by , the explosion. My thanks are due to the undermentioned Of , fi::ers, viz, to Lieutenant-Colonel Fischer, who con:monde* the right attack ; to Major Coma', Aidc-de-Cattip to yotir Excellency, who accom.• panied tat column ; Major Evans, attic Kibg's, coinmanding the advance ;. Major Villatte, IY, catteville's, Captain Basden, colt pany Lientenant ,)!ttrray, light company 100th ; I also . b c g to add the name of Captain - Powell of the Cleagarry light itifant.ry, employed on the staff as deputy assistant in the quarter-master-gancrari department. who conducted Lieutenant-Colonel c(phlitl n, and first entered the enemy's earrenanients, and by. his coolness and p a r t oi , ,tingliished himself ; Major Villa: t;!, of De Watteville regiment, who led the colnnin of attack and entered the entrenchments ; did Lie.Aenant Young, of the icing's regiment, with abont fifty men of the light companies of the King's and Dc Watteville's regiments ; Captain POwell reports that Serjeant Powell, of the 19th dragoons, Who was perfectly acquainted wit the ground, volunteered to act as guide, and' preceded the leading sub-division in the - most intl'epid In:the centre and left columns, the exertions of Major Smelt, 103 d regiment, who succeeded to the command of the left column, on the death of Colonel Scott ; CaptainS Leonard and Shure of the 104th flak companies ; Captains Glew, -Bul lock, and O'Keefe, 41st flank companies; Capt. Dobbs, Royal Navy, commanding a party of vo lunteer seamen and marines, are entitled to my aCknOwledgments (they are all wounded). Nor con I omit mentioning, in the strongest terms - of approbation, the active, , zealous, awl :iseful exer tions of Captain Eliot of the 103 d regiment, de ptity-assistant-quarter--naster-general, who was inifort un.itely wounded and taken prisoner ; and Captain Barney of the 89th regiment, who had VOlunteere4 his services as a temporary assistant in the engineer department, conducted the centre column to the attack, in which he received two d:ing - crous ‘voquds. To Major Puillot, commanding the royal artil lery, and Captain Sabine, Who edinmandcd the battery as well as the field guns, and to the officers and men of that valuable branch of the service,. serving under them, I atn to express nty entire ap probation of their skill and exertions. Licut. Charlton, royal artillery, entered the fort With the centre column, fired several rounds upon the enemy from his own guns, and was wounded by the explosion. The ability . and.exertionsra Lieu , tenant Philpot, royal. engineers, and the officers and men'of that department, claim my best ad knowledgcnients. • • , . . To Lieutenaut-Colonel Tucker,- who command ed the reserve, and to Lieutenant-Colonel Pearson, Inspecting Field-Officer, and Lieutenant-Colonel Itattersby, Glengarry light infanrry,..and Captain Walker, incorporated niiiitia, I am gr'eatly indebted for their active and untemitted attentimP', to the security of the'outposts. To the, Deputy Adjutant-General and Deputy .Quarter-Master-General, Lieut-Colonel WarVev, .and Lieut.-Colonel Myers, and to the Officers of 'their departments, respectively, as well as to 'Captain Foster, my ?Military Secretary, and, the Officers• of - ruy personal Staff, I am under the greatest obligations for the assistance they have 'affor,led nic. My acknowledgments are diie to Captain D'Alton, of the 90th regi:nent, Brigade- Major to the 'right division, and to Lieutenant 'Colonel Nichol, Quarter-Master-General of the exertions of Deputy-Commissary-Gene ral Turquand, and the Officers of that depart ment, for the supply of the troops ; .aucl the care and attention of Staif-Surgeon and the Medical Officers with the division, to the sick and wounded, also claim my thanks. I have the honour to he, &c. GORDON DRUMMOND, Lieat.-General. His Excellency Sir Gco. Prevost; Bart. &c. Crtip, August 15, 1814. Sul,-1 . have the honour to report, tri•you,' for the inforthation or Lent.-General Drummond, that, in compliance With the in3tritetions I re ceived, the brigade under my command, consist int.: of the Bth, and Dc Watteville's 114 n -rent, thc light companies of the 89th and 100th, with a detachment of artillery, attacked this morning, Ott tyro o'clock, the position of the enemy on Snake Hill,- and to my great concern failed in its ternpt. The flank - companies of the who were `form e d wi d er the,. orders of Major Evans, of the :King's regiment, for the'purpose of turning the - po , ition between Snake Hill and. the Lake, met with a check at the abbattis, which was found im penetroble. zuvl ‘Vas prevented by it to support Major De Villatte, of De Wattville's, and Capt. Powell, Of the Quarter-Master-Geiwral's Depart- Inent, who, actually with a few plea, had .turned . the enemy's battery: The column of support, consisting of tie re - ma i li d er o f De , Watteville's mild the King's reui ment, forming.the - reserve, ill March in g too near the Lake, found -themselves entangled between the rocks and the %rarer, Luld , by the retreat of 'the flank compnnies, were theo%vn into such eon tw,ioti, as to i'entler it impossible to g:ve them imy - kind of formation during* the darkness of t h e night, at wirieh time they.were ex.posuci to a most gajiai thc caemy's battvy, attd nutuia roio paviics ,titans ; air, p.l-fern convinced thilt Cie grcut luisini;: Arc men ot• , ev.erely Woun(led, at th,at time; wirer) it wau give thew any azhist aucc. A rter (1.,1!.:•• break the truths ForinH ~nfl retirtd to the eaiiip• I illelo , e a rePtirli (iF (Sitoied) J. .-Cu!. De Watte: ille's Reg, Return Ki 11 - oonclel, and Nii.; , ,toz, of the 1141 - lit ' sion, in the ?:,rt Erie, the 1 - iith Aug. 1814: Royal Arti!lvry- 7 1 r;;111: Royal Marine y--1 raali and file. Ist, or Itov3l Scots --1 Captain: ;tll, Livotenant t I serjeant, 1.5 rank and E 14.- 891 h Light (.aonpa»v—i alid Im,l Re g inicrit-1 Livatona»t-Colonel. 101 th llegilo , nt . -1 `„ivittenaTlt-ColotiCl. IVattcvil!e'sliegiment—l' fir :miler; 33 rank and file. I! "n,fntr?ed. General Statl:—.l Deputy Assista , it-Quarter-Master-General. Royal Artillery--: ra:ik and file. • Royal Navy—i Ca i nain, I l ie‘atenant, 1 Master, 1.2 sear en. Royal Marine--10 rank and file. Ist, or Royal scuts-1 -Captain, 1 Lieutenant, 2 serjcants, 16 rank and file. . Mb, or iiing - ',(o\vii-1 T.ieutenant, It rank and file. 41. t, Flank Conidaaies-2 Captains, rt,i,titenailt; 1 Ensign, 2 serjeants, rank and file. 139111, Livlit. Company-1. Captain, 1 rank and file. liltlti,, Lit lit t:tinil)any-2 raiik and file.. 10:4d RA 4iinent-1 Major, 2 Captains. E Lictitenm,:ts, 1 . . _ . snrn, 10 ,erivants, 1 1 efl rank anti file. With It ~ , : intent-1 C;;Ini..:11, 1 .I.l'eutyllant, 2 serjeants, 2 -rs, 23 rani.; AVatt ( Sir IZ 11 UM I-1 'cents. 9 . 0 rank . and Bk. Gleengary Li ht Infantry-1 rank and iile. iil.t'.S'~;Y~~. Ceneral Staff—i Dep,,ty-A, , iN , ;:itit-c o larter-master•Genrai: !loyal Artilivry-2. 1,111, and file; It ~rtt lavy--1 ;Nliii,ldpinaa, 7 seaman. Royal Ma - in es-3 SCI 17 rank and file. I st, or lint ' Scois—w raid; and die. STA,. oi• Eio:'s Own-1 sel;efint, 15 is:wk:lnd .rite. • 41st. Fladl: Comp:in . :es, 1 Lieutenant, I Ensign; M serjeants, :;7 rank and file. Lilts Company-3 rank and file r Li;lit C•inpan Lieut. 2 serjeants, 5 rank and file. 1c3:1 lte, , ,, , tment-1 Captain, 1 Lieutenant, 1 1 Adju 7 tart, 30 gericant,a, 3 dedianier,, -217 i rank and ale. Tile :titer rethrtied greater part supposed hided In il:e explo,ion of a tow ine. • • 101 tit lt , S;ittiont-1 serjeant, raid, and file. ‘Vattrville's IteLfinient—l . serivant, P. 2 rank ml;4 file. Incorporated Alil:tia-1 rank and file. Total. Killed-2 I.ntiltenant-Colonels, 1 Captain, 1 Lieutenant, 1 serl..aat, c:rtinitner, 51 rank and file: ; IVeniled--1 Deputv-Astiistaut-Quarter-).lnt4er-General, 1 1a:;or, S Licuteatate,, 2 Ensi,,ns, 1 ::lastir, 12 F. , ,Tniotii, seijoan::, 2 , 50 rank and tile.. M Deitty ',lssistant-Qmirter-Master -General, 1 • Captain, 3 Lieutenants, 2 Ensil.m, 1 Nicisltipnian, 1 Adju tant,7 seannta, 41-serjeanls, 3 diunnuers, 479 rank and file. NAMES of Oirinnas Wou'NvEn, and MissusG. • Killed. fst, (. Royal Scots—Captain 'Vorrens. tlt Iteginietit—Lientenant Noel. ' 103 d Reginient—(.'olooel Scott. 104th Itegiment—Lieitt.-C - Jlonel Drinurnontl. frouned. General Stall—Captain Powell, 4 - Deputy Ass:stant-Quarter- Master-General, slight contusion. v—Captain Dubbs, Lieut. Stevenson, slightly ; Mr. Harris. '.taster, severely. Ist, or itoval Scots—Captain Rowan, severely; Lieutenant Vaughan:, slightly. - • • Bth Regiment—Lieut. Yonng,islightly. 41st, Flan!: Companies—Captains Chew and Bullock severely; Tail es, slightly; Ensign Townsheud, severely. .89th Regiment—Captain Barney, severely. 100th Regiment—Volunteer Fraser, severely. 10:sd Regiment—Major ::molt, severely; Captain Gardner, severely; (laptain Colclough , severely, and prisoner; Lieu tenasit Fallun, severely; Lieut. Charlton; severely, and prisoner; `Lieut. Cnppage, jam. dangerously; Lieutenant Meagher, slightly ; i.ients. Pan-rows and Hazin, severely ; Ensign Nash, severely. Mira, Flank Couipanies—Capt. Leonard, Lieut. M‘Laughlan, severely. _ General:Staff—rapt:tin Elliott, Deputy-Assistant-Quatter- Nlaster-G..sierko. Royal Navy—Mr. Hydv, 41st, Fiiint: COM Garner, Ensign lla►l. 100th, Light Cwiyauy—Lieut. Murray, wounded and pri• saner. 101 d I ,tegitnent —Captain KaYe, Ensign Huey, Lieut: and Adj. ecitit. (Slgmeii). J. HARVEY', Lieut.-Col. Dep.-Adj.-Gen. 4,11n;7711 . 9-Qo7cc, Oct. 11, 1814. Copy of a, Letter Couvu:)(hre Sir JAMF.S Lucas Yi:o to JOHN WI I.BOS CRON EH, ESq. dated .11IS Majesty's ship Prince itvgent, '2 4t !I August, 1511. have the honour, to tranmit, for. their Lordships' information, a copy of a letter I have received from Captain Dobb, ot his :Majesty's sloop Star, employed in co-operating• witit the right division of the army, detailing the particu= has of a very gallant and successful attack made nfl two of the enemy's men of war schooners, Moored under the gulls of Fort Erie. by a party of seamen and marines . under that Officer. ,which 'appears to have bean c6nducted with great skill and judgment on the part of Captain Dobbs,. and executed with distingttished gallantry by all em ployed. I lament to saw, the service ha's lost - a very zea lous and valuable Officer in Captain Radcliffe, who was killed in the act of bo:aging. I have the honour to inclose a list of killed and wounded.-LI have the honour t o b e , 8:e. JAM.ES.LUCAS IEO, Commodore, and Con rounder in Coief. NiAgam River, near Fort. Erie, Schooner Somers, livrtist 1:3, 1814. SlR,—Having 'succeeded in getting my gig rind Five battenux across front the Niagara liver to Lake Erie, u distance of. eight miles, by land, 1 last night attacked the three enemy's schooners that had anchored close to Fort Erie fo.i• the par.- 'wse of flanking the :Approaches to - that fail. Two of them:were carried sword 1n hood in a fcw Minutes, and the third would certainly have fallen, had the cables not been cut, which made us drift to leeward.of her among the rapids. The schooners taken are the Ohio:and Somers, commanded by Lieutenants, and mounting three long r2-potm ders, NV i!h a complement of 35 men each. 'My g - lant friend, Lent. Radcliffe, and one seaman, fell in the act of boarding, which, with tour wounded, is our loss. The enemy had one man !:filled and seven wounded ; among the latter is Lieut. Conklin, cOmmanding the squadron, as well as two of his Officers. The steady and gallant conduct of the Officers, seamen, .and marines; employed on this •service, was such as to have insured ore success against a greater force; and has called forth a very handsome Geuerti Order from his Honour Lieut.- Gen. Drummond. 1 beg leave particularly to mention Mr. Grinder!, Mate of the Star, :Ind Mr.- Hyde, Mate of the Char well, :not only for their' gallant conduct in the attack, but for th e ir in bringing the vesscis into tl.is river, through shtvalb rind rapids, and under a constant and heavy 'firer-4 have the honour to be, &c. LEX AND Ell DONUS, Connw,agri; Sir J. L. Yro, (.;tinaurstn!::r iu Rettirn of the Killed im WOhnded in an Attack on two of . thc•Erieiny'A Schooner's under Fort Erie, on the night of the 1-2.:n of Augugt, 1314. •- Charles Radcliffe, Acting Commattder ; Wm. ,Acton, seaman. • • 1 fr-ouuded. Jitmi•A Hndsoi ) , seaman, severrily ; iiclin Ilowi.n, senniari, ~k , slightly; TiMinas lt, ! arrli, private niarine, severely; Joseph !IF Dickson, Fritate marine, sere: el y. 11. • Trkiteltall, Get, His Royal Hightle4s the Prince Regent, taking into his itoval consideration the distinguished zeal and Meritorious services of Sir G. Bedwith, K. B. General in the Army, Colonel of the 2 , 1 West Inira Regiment of Foot, and late Com- Minder of the Forces in, the Windwad and Lee , . ward Charabee Islands, and. Continental Pro , vinces in South America, Ii iS been graciously pleased to grant to him his Majesty's• royal licenc. and authority, that .he and his dcseendands may bear the following crest of honbutAle augmenta tion, lssuant from a Mural crown, an arm embowcd, encircled with a wreath of laurel, the hand grasping an eagle or French standard, the stair broken." This (Jaz(Ate also announces the appointment of Richard Re!grave 'lloppner, Esq. to he his Ala jesty's Consul at Venice, aut.! 'the Austrian terri tories itruhe Adriatic.. BANKILUPTS. I trilliam Miltett the younger,Bilsarti, Gloucestershire, &tier, to sworender Oct. 14, Noe. o and r ,2 at twelve. at the Bus, "i'avt•ra, Bristol. Attornies, Sir Samuel Whiteornhe and Serjeant's inn, FR-et-street,. or Mr. John tienry Frankis, Clare-strcer, Bristol. I . George Adam, Saint John-square, ,Clerlienweil, jeweller, Oct. 15, 25, and Nov. 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attfrnies; Messrs. B. and It. S. Fisher, Bell-square, roster-lativ. John Pritchard, Bath, tobocconist, Oct.. 15, 22, and Nov: 22, at twv;ve, at Guildhall; London. i% ttornies, Mr. Garner, juts. Chester, or Mr. Huxley, Temple. -Samuel Chandley, hichells, Cheshire, colton-tikanufacturer, Oct. 21, 22, and Nov. 22, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Stuc.l;port. lbaldeley, .)I..ockpurt, or Messrs. Milne and Parry., 'rem plc. Robert .000 cs, Monmouthshire, merchant, Oct. 26, 27, allA tpe:ve, at the Contmercial ('era —.•re,•!, Bristol. Attornies, I!.dward Stephens, ol . ‘: . ai.srs. Sweet and Stulies, Basinghail-strcet, London.. PR - 11/ENDS. 1 Dec. %I. J. and T. Barlieu, of Heekniondwicke, Yorlieshire, 1 carpet-umaillacturers—Dee.'2o. J. Glavcr, St. Mary at Hill, I buiider—D.:e. lu. J. D. Niblet, Fleet-street, paper-stainer-, Nov. J.. J. Wall.ef, ShOrcditch, furniture-broker—Nov. 5. T. , Parker, , Kent-road, SOuthwark, • stationer--Nov. :3. J. Mfirtno.nao, Lowesrift, Suffolk, haberdasher—Nor. 3. W. Chamberlain', Horice, Gloucestershire, yarn-maker—Nos'. ' 5. W. and C. L. Bircii, Great Queen-street, coacii-miikers— ' Pee. 17. E. Lewis, Nev: Ildid-street, haberilasher-•-Dec. IG. G. Gardiner, St.. John-street, ironnindger-I.3ce. 20. J. Ni- choiscin, North Shields, coal-Lterchant—Dec: 1,7. T. Walker, Watling7street, bookbinder—Nov. 5. G. Machan, Hudders field, groter-- , NOv. •5. W.- Gledhill, .krinyn-street, West minster, ware-:eonsl-man—Nov. 5. T. Shepherd, late of Great Mary-le-h ibe-street, draper—Dec. 17. J. <7,nes, Rochdale, ail-dealer-Nov. 3...1 - . Pallinsonal•est on, gr,cer,-Nov. 5. W. 1 1%1. Adam, Bishopsgate Within, merchant—l:we. 9.0. C. Black i' burn, late of the East India Chambers, merchant—Noy. 17. , .1. and It. Hayward, Becliington, 'SoMersetsbire, clothiers— ;Nov. 4. It. Habitshaw, Blackburn, linen-dr a p er —NO v . 5. W. Townson, late of Wa j ppingivall, ironmongef---Nov. 7. X. 1 Lane, Pawlett, Somersctshire, innholder—'Nor. 1.2. E. H. . Ferne, St. John-street West' Smithfield, b , r—Nov. 8. J..ke , , .. Stanley and 'l'. Flemitig, Deal, .ship-akents—Nov..4. J. Mil ner, Sheffield, fcmler•inanfactarer—Now. 4. W. Greenley, late of Herefbrd, hop-merchant. C.F.II'IIFICATES.-Nov. 1. • . J. Co late Or tireat. Portland-street, Maty-le-bone,upltol steret—J. Schofield, late of 11anclicster, dyer,-Moss Lyon, of Point-street, Pottstown!), Parkv, late of Li verpool, spirit-dcaler"—W. Ilutridge, sett. W. liortitigC, and .1. Butritige, Portsmouth, bankers-4. White, 'Windsor terrace City-road, merchant—John Kerrisoo, Old-street road, Ctichlaver. PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. J. Slater and W. Baker, Milthank, Westminster, brewers 8..Hi11, a z ud J. S. 11111, Liverpool, porters—Thos. Leatlierbarrow, sen. and 11. Leatherbarrow, Liverpool, bra ziers—D. C. Bullock, 'l'. S. Aiderse,y, Steppers, t. W. B. Webster, and H. S. Ablersey, Lisson-grove, Mary-le-bone, wHte-lead manufacturers—Wm. Ratcliife ;:.nrl fl. Hulding, Manchester, block-Ntters-3. and. T. Morton 511(1 Skear ratt, Liverpool, iron- founders—E. itees and R. Walter, Carc.arthen--;;. Aspinwall anti J. Jlllar, Manchester-3°lin echlon and T. Brunt, Flash, Stain: &hire, silk-man tr facturers—W.,Simpsca, .7. Newton, Jan. an d It. K. Kelham, Merton-Abbey'', Surrey, calico-printers”--J; Russell, sen. Swallow -street, We (tminster, and .1. Russel!, jun. Mount street, Hanover-square, sttrgcpus—T. Green, J. Carrick, and I). Maclean, coietnan-street, Sir C. Cornewall,Bart. C. A. Corncwall, and W. Haggard, Louden, merchants—J. and C. Hammond, ,Deal, merchants Ireland and 5, Wild, Chadderton, Lancashire, dyens— H. Timberlake anti E. Precitutn,Oxford-str()et, wan-chandlers J. Platt, Stark}-bridge, Lancashire, cotton-spinners ---T. Wilson and (,eu. Linncy, , N'arriagton, Lancashire, druggists=ll. and W. M. Lamb, J. Ilebsun, T. Forster', and J.-and S. Wahlie,,cotton-manufacturers. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. QUEEN-SQUARE. DETONATING HALLS.---J. Cooper, of Drury-lane, cheMist, was summoned -on an information for selling to Lavender, the Otlicer,, six fire-works, called " Detonating- Balls," The case of Pianea on Monday, reported yesterday, was for selling a similar article, although named _Fulminating Peas." Mr. ALLEY contended, that the article was not of such a nature as was contemplated in the St.a trite, which evidently confined itself to fire-vvorks made of gunpowder. It spoke of squibs, rockets, and other fire-works (jusclein generis. It extended to all persons except the Master of the Ordnance Depart Ment, and persons employed under him-. This very exception demonstrated, that the act only meant such fire-works ,as were made from gun 'power; for ,vhat else had the Master of the Ordpanee to do ? The. decision in Pianca's case did not affect him, nor did the proof which he understood to hae:c been there adduced shake his opinion. If it were determined that these deto tiating balls were fire-works wit bin the meanhir of the act, then might Mr. Cooper and all the che mists in London shut up their shops ; for . Mr. C. had recently made preparations for the experi ments of Captain Manlry,. for tiring cannon, by means o f _detonating compositions, balls, &C. twenty times as daagerous as those things pur chased by Lavender. Mr. Cooper weakened. this argument a little, by observing that Capt. Maltby was ,under the direc tion of the Ordnance Department, vell brought hi m within the exception of . the act. lie added, that phOsphorus boxes, and such-articles might, be brought within the act, if 'those balls were pro nounced to be tire-works, and that he and Capt. had in vain tried, to ignite gunpowder by . m eans of the detonating composition. FtEintxn said, that Mr. Alley's argument was a non sequitur. It might he ingenious to maintain, that the exception proved the rule, but it was not founded in truth ; for, as the Master of the Qrdtiance could only maaufaature such 'fire works i ht ttcte i tiintie eif'gntipbxt ll6l. ' tl'e4e°"l3l..t/ e . ,t‘ c ist , :(i, t ),l(e i lik c vc i iiisa,r o j,g,y t i l s i a y tgrlia,, e titi x ep t ts( c i.: l : l ,vi. L ti l i : s o lt.__:, t t l it : t a tie t ey s h p : : : c: : : .t : (i c iiel f tell. E l : . ' , l rt ;: r .ii : i ti ,ii. P ti" ' The Act Said, ,:" squibs, rockets, or ° A ti r etit l '' ._ _' t I ' l fire', th Magistrates had not lvil' ri e. b i c Pr''' t " nwitoi!ig to such tire os c" 6 :;t t°` l ,,; l. le c s i: l ll l ‘. ig i t.‘ . c c i i • l c i l . ..t te e r lii ( ( i ) e l t . , e :l t\ e l : t. l e . :;. c i ' ::; : ::: : t o i .ie e v( iT_ li s si : i., ) c it e l o k e t . : xi t s i t,t o l l i e l et i nti b e c iai : t t i.ie l I , : c%t it a i s i j is ' t i o t tl ; l l :: : :::„: ‘‘ „ c rr •i c ' :e: br i i :: l l; : i 1 ; p . : 1 ) : 1 1 .1e ' . 1 ;n t o l l i sb e el (e l: f k it e )(l , ).et t l vi i e 'l li t t,ik : t i le r g u i n t i e p u t t trl ‘y errs i I ': I tf : s t % : - 1 1 .1 . ) c e 4 i ; r o t t ilei ' by Which many persons hall lost El•eirio-ri,etr, or their eyes ;inl ti ,: he o lise',o ll pidities of the : t , ,derei.ore, . ~ ,.o so ili lire-works fortned 3 lit '"`" The detonatinu: ball is unlil.,. the 0 1 , 111 iit' A , L ii‘(%)'lef. a l.eN:t d tes ly l':e'leietz:ti o ltlll; : r i ttil:::::, . :if ;t it:e.oeti t i l Pe i e : ei jcc ' k r o:t. i nat : is c tesia z ei l liSsr( : ) : :' e le.sle , lt a t f r(;);S : l: : fil v illliSraCiSe tl iel‘ : ll.'it) : i'i'llll:l'll';l'ilt;';'gle.'C i l:'Sit e ll:iPlialt.:Citib'-:s:' •, , 0 - 2 c o o n i e i l f te t . v ., • l :_l_os i e .,e l lii i , i i i t ( y ls : 5 1:s di-ea - d fully f'''''' 1 , 1 ,11 , , I.. A u I) . ..'ALLEY qtle'lce:3l:tilc explosion of a cleto:lt ;pa -coo .r The ~!;.i,listrates then pronounced ; dr. i cf lii mged that the ii l t e le nY w ing: A x , p istrates in this ,ease, said, tißit il'e;.,li°f, i. vould not be Paid; but it . ‘v :15 Iftrt' ,ii lifr r wool({ 11 0 t. be 0 1 . if ,the jurisitfi:::::,:croolli: order to of next Alicliztelli°. . i f e 1 I . r to g i' ve Mt. ALLEY aii opportitilP:)0111 1"( I his client should be so di,poed, 10:1:o:fir° Court of King's Bench fur a Writ of ce'"-- remove the proceedings. , 00 11 BOW-STREET. fy, ,f It having been 'a getieral complotiloi: Iti'ecieeirti.;:i,i .robberies" are coMmitted through absence s. of the watchmen, the Potbl' ° jic"', e / St. Giles's have given instructions to ti le ; g I I f , tiNc u il ' io e erc i . i sk t ii3,t t tr (J iciiiii s tigs e l e i(e4 t ie l . l ,o a ,r t gt. t iet h e- e sit l a l r ' e a ne :::: , ;::::: 6 1' e s :; e e b.s ( 1 ::: 1 : ,1 ,1 1 1 1 ; coi :; 1 0 t ,c " ; e : to enforce the Act. On - Sunday ravrill','ilr(llo and found one dritating, at five " .C.)c :'' '' ' stc !re . anal was col iN i l vL g r i :Cl r i a l t l e t ' h c e li p a e r i g l:lt i y " a 4ttli:l • 4:ll:)e t t's. ° i e ll 't ; Thomas•P9rter, alias Smith, tintleovel jb ig,' I ) a m minatioti, charged on suspicion of r ino tc 3s ,,: , .oinnouth coach, a short time since , !) 1 - e f s',.!:e t b a t e l l t s m t . o i 1 y the r a o n v t i t t i i t p: i t o t i f ia 9 t oo l o le l. but t , h c e oi l l 7 fi l li s i t :,.l , i l l' it 11 11 . ! House of Correction, Cold Bai F" e ' L-6 ,0' . ( e .i .' f• time the rohbery was coninll tted ' lie 11.i'11)1.-74 charged.. Mr. LlAnmEriUttentled for tl ' e i cl► , t; Williams, the driver of the liackneYc`los'iii,' 01 was surmanned by Dr. Brodurn, fi'' r t • e j lit, I .'l l take him, and some ladies on Fri( l "Y ll 'iree t '•,or the City itoad to his house ' in Corall'-5-0,0.,f-,,, being an :aggravated case, the coacht"°ol; e v il ' i ' ' ' t v ( ie r t sa d id ii , I h t e b s e fi l o )e tt u lCl it g Y i‘ ( . ? e f t 2 h .l e . and 'ClOtis."t°. tilt 1:4,61(' pe WI .., • OS"' .; ' ;,•.e.f it ''' ..),!''' i i n ij : it C li t i e i ° a:r P i l ... e i s t r ' j i s l Jordan r e d u a li n n nd , Johii- 13 ofitrt,lest; ::; ii j IV 11° . 0 ca waggon. jrtoeiri,: L - l, ' 1 / 111‘ i 0 $- a chest tt a r and waistcoat. t-il'c-1117 :1' 1 C1 c l : ( 1 1 r 1 : . 1. 8 , , uCe:11:1(.=1:" f: ', 'lll ; s :ii : el Y r ' Y ' . [;: ! 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