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LONDON G IZttITE, it'ou. 3, 1304., 'y-Office, Nev. 3,.1804i jd Regiment of Dragoons,Veterinary Surgeon folio Blanchard: from traif,pay of the late 23a Light Dragooty, to be....Yete sureeon, vice Boardman, deceased. 6th Ditto, Tit' rnas Kerstemati, Gent. to be Cornet, by put= ' chase.. vice' W . F. Brown, promoted. • grit R:giriteiu or Liglit Dragoons, Lieutenant Matthew Hot. worthy . to be Captain of a Troop, r by purchase, vice Stu; art', prninoted.' 91:1 Ditto, -icrjaatit-Major Ilutchtton, from the Ist Oragoons, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Cornet, vice Perry, promoted in the p.l Foot. Hospital.-Mate T. G. Davies to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Maxwell, appointed to the 30th Foot. istli Assistant-Surgeon lames - Forbes, from the 30th Foot, to be A ssistant- S urgeon. rst Regiment of Foot, Captain Hugh B. NM hie, (rota the .4th West India Regiment, to be Captaihof a Company. ad Ditto, Ansaldo, Gent, to:br .Ensign, without pun. •eha,e, vice Fallon, promoted. 4th Ditto. TU be Majors —Captain Francis Brooke. Captain Edmund Faunce. t captain Thoinas Howard, from the 9th Foot. ' To be. Captains of Cernpanies---Lien tenant Geo. O'Halloran, trout tile S4th Foot. Lieutenant Him Williamson. Lieu tenant George David Willson. Lieutenant John Ei,ston Kipping: Lieutenant folio Baldersol. Lieutenant Robert Abbey,,. Lieutenant Timothy !ones. Lieutenant Thomas Burke. Lieutenant George Anderson. Lieutenant Robert Anne U. To be Lieutenants-Ensign Bartholomew Clarke. ensign William L. Wood. Ensign 1. Vigers I larvey. Lieutenant R. Henry Shaw, from Half-pay of the 77th Font. Ensign Henry Beereton, from the tBth Foot. Ensign Verc Hunt, Item the 58th. Ensign Cherlee Lansdale. Ensign I'. Steveley. Ensign William Alley. Ensign Euseby Strat ford Kir wan. Ensign Richard Jones, train the 31st Foot. Te tae Eii.,igns:—Martin Dane Gcnt. vice Clarke . H. C. Item, John Browne, Gent. vice Har vey. Francis Magnite, Gent. vice Lostsdiale. Richard !.irly, Gent, viva Staveley, W. B.C. Edeell, Gent, vice Alley. Edward pounthey, Gent. vice Kirwan. loim Thoreau, Gent. 6th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenint Williant M'Bean to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Lieutenant James Irwine Jackson, from the eetli Foot, to be ditto. Coemo George Wallace, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur. chase. Geotge Thome * French; Ge n t. t o b e ditto. 'th Ditto, Lieutenant John William Beatie, from the ad Foot, to be Captain ola Company, without purchase. 3th Ditto, Captain Petet 1 hoinae Roberton to be Major. Captain Thomas Fortye to be Major. To he Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Thomas Black more. Lieutenant Robert MsDowall. Lieutenant Wil- Haut To be Lieutenant—Ensign Thorttas Edmund Dowlin. loth Ditto, Captain f4ll3tS SllQftt. from the gist Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gibbons, who exchanges. William lames Cur, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Addison, who retiree on the Half-pay of the etst Foot. tete Ditto, Peter Grant, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Knight, whoee. Appointment has nut taken piece j9te Ditto, Lieutenant john' Jewell to be Captain of a Cntn peny, by purchase, ties: Beevor, promoted. Ensign Henry Lytteitoil Smith to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Vaughan, who retires. Seth Ditto, S;lnuel Barker, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hipkins, appointed to the zeth Foot. David Augustus • Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ha milton, promoted in the ezd . foot. $,St Ditto, Ronald Wl:Week!, Gent. to be Second Lieute nant, without' purchase. Second Lieutenant Duncan Dewar to be Adjutant. zad Ditto, Captain James Erskine to be Major e ,vice Parr, 'deceased. Quarter-Master.Serjearit joint Lemon to be Querter.hleeter, vice Poole, deceased. me, Ditto, Captain Henry Watsoo Ellis to be Major. Cap. lain George hl•Kenzic to be Major: To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Themes Delmar. Lieutenant Sesouel Shaw. Lieuteetant Wiltiatn Lewitt eurlord, To be Seeontl- Lieutenant—WM . llmi John Lentlial, Gent. e4th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Craig, from the 48th Foot, to be Captain ker it Company, without purchase. .ileth Ditto, John Kelly, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur. chase, .viee Obins, appointed to the 68th Foot. ,lath Ditto, Assistant-surgeon R. elexwell, from the gth Light Dragoons, to be AesistanteSurgeon, vice Forbes, appointed to the roth Light Dragoons. pet Ditto, Edward Knox, Gent, to be Ensign, without pur chase. ref Ditto, Lieutenent William N. Hopkins to be Captain of a Company, without jin:hese. 33d Ditto , Major John Campbell, from Half.pey of the 2701 Ytgit i to he eller vice Crelltard, who exchanges. went Fitzpatric "Gent. to be Ensign, by perehase, vice et Richardson, promoted. 39th Ditto, eleery Sinith, Gent. to be Ensign. without pur chase, vice D'Arey, Pro - noted in the teth Foot. lath Ditto, Eneign Henry . Smith Warner, from the 4;d Foot, to be Ensign, without piirchese, vice Sequise, whose Apeeintment tete not taken place. '43cl Ditto. Tu be Ensigns, without purchise.—George sroo, Cent. • •vice Warner, appeiiited to' tee 40th Foot.. Thomas Horan, Gent. William Nlurrieon, • Gent, 'rho. mas 'Anderson, Gent. eeth Ditto, Thomas Atkins, Gent. to be Enslo, without pith:unt, vice Dougan, 'protruited in the etlt4attalion of Reece ye. . , • • , • 48th Ditto, Ensign 1. F. Turnpetiny to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Best, who retires. gist Ditto, ceptain Adam Tate Gibbons, from, the 'eh Foot, to be Captain of a Cotripegy, vice Shout, who ex changes. Thomas Hartley, Cent. to,be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Isherwood, promoted. sz 4 PitHes Jetilee, Feederiek :Love, Gent, to be .Ensign, with but pureinueb. e3d Ditto, Lieutenant Senate! Classon to be Captain of a. Cattle:my, withi-ow porehese e vice nutrias, promoted in the 7th :Battalion 'of Re6Clve. :Lientenent .1. Clifton An dreA s to be Cateein of a Company, by purchase, vice: Leslie, Who retires. Eosign Robert Mills fvlapowder to. be: Ineutetane, vice Classon. Ensign: ,end Adjutant Nice to have the !tank of Lieutenant. Edward Loftus, Gem• to be Ensign, vice Mapowder. Seth Ditto, SerjeaeteMor Alexander Manor, from the 3d G Foot uards, rube' A djutant, with the Rank of Ensign. both Ditto, elejoe Edward Codd tie be LieutenaoteColonel, without purchase. - Stet Ditto, Edwaid Charleton, Gent, to be Ensign, With- 011 t purchase, vice "Tench, prometed. bid Date, Ensign hlicheel Isyneli, from the Queen's German Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without puretiate.. isth Ditto, Ralph illurltstt , Gout. to be F.ll4gn, without purchase, vice 0144 34 promoted. Richert! Hasserti, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice , Oreok, pro.' mated. 6 7 0 -Digice suriMul Cook, from the nth Battalion °, Reeerve, to be Sutgeeti, Vreneis, svho•exehanges. betli One), Ensign llemlet ()bins, front the 27th Foot, to t,c Ensign e _ without purchase, vice Leith, promoted;' loth Ditto, Etteign Lcisverce Newten, from Ilelf:enie,...eeetie Jut 1 out, to be Ensign, vice Cream, appointed tai the tit et eoet. • '- 7 t4l Ditto, Serjeent-hlajor Jwrtpcs Whitt to be Adjutant, with the !tank of hinegn. Quarter- Master-Serjeaut John Roes to be I,etiarter.M4ster. esti] J kiis.en J. ...ulnas, from the 84th Foot, to 1 Craig n be Lieutenant, by percitaec l vii e 1 earon, who retires. }.6th Ditto, Enstgli Dineen lelacrae to be Lieutenant, with sett purchase, vwe Macdonald, promoted., Hernia e tots, Gent: to be Ensign, vice Macrae. 14th Ditto, Alexander hPliityre, Gent. to be Ensign, 'With- Out purchase, vice Burnett, promoted in the 18th Foot. Ecitli Ditto, Brevet Major John W hire to be Mejor. vice Ford, deceased. Ensign Clement John Cozens to be Lieutenant, without putchaee, vice Bradshaw, promoted in. Chant pegee's Regiment. , Charles Campbell, Gent. to be En sigo, without purchase, vice Walsh, promoted. Muegieve, c;cnt. to be Eeeign e vice Cozens. Stst Onto. Major Williatn Williams, front the 16th Batts lion at Reserve to' be Mejor, vice Sharpe, who exchenges. SO Ditto, Cherles Duke. Eeq, Conant with temporary Rank from rho, rxth 'battalion of • Reserve, to be Eesign, without purchase. 114th Ditto; ilasien I tines I Oki ti to be Lieutenma p vice ivie, tfaceasAat. Henry 114 yes, Ueot. t., b? Ftisign. vice jenkin. WiLliain Nlitton 't'l k Cefl .. to b Litaign, Without g tst Ditto,' I.ienteriant.Rolurt Lawrie. to, he Capt«in of a CoMpany,,without Ensign:A'. M‘tarlane, from the gSth Fo,t, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, 4th Vet India Regiment, Lieutenant Charles Choltnley, front the r nit Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by pm. chase, vice l'opple%,,cll, who retires. Lieutenant Edward . ainiderson, from the 3d Foot, to be Lieutenant, OViir A iFiCall Corps, Robert Fleddle, Esq. to be Pdpn.tster. sth Garrison Battalion, Ensign runes 'Dougan, from the 4ith Foot, to be bieutenanr, vice Cameron, deceased. - Marshall, Gent: to be lEnsi4n, vice Hartman, whose Appointment hawnot taken place.- .7th Ditto, Surgeon S. Francis, from the 67th Foot, to be • Surgeon, vice'tOok, who resigns. 12211 Ditto, I,,ieutenant George Jackman gagers, from the 57th Footrto he Captain of a Company, vice Duke, ap. pointed:to the 83d Foot.. 16th Ditto, Major Alexander Sharpe, from the Sist Foot, vice Williams, who exchanges. Canadian Fencibles, Assistant-Surgeon Michael Mabey, from the ith Royal . Veteran Battalion, lobe Surgeon; Hospital. Mate Walter Ward to be. Assistant-Surgeon.. Hospital. Mare Alexander, Cunningham to he Assistant -Surgeon. Qoeen'sGerman Regiment, Godfrey, Dc Romance, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lynch, promoted in the 6td Foot. The King's German Legion, Surgeon Christian L. Brandes to be Surgeon.. . j. C. Taberger, Gent. to be Assistant , Surgeon. I. P. 11. 4lengzer, Gent, to be Assistant-Sur. geon . Meuron's Regiment, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Pierre L'Ar, dy to be Lieutenant-Coloncl, vice De Meuron Bullot, de., ceasol. Captain Ant. Conrad Zweill4 to be Major, vice L'Ardy. Lieutenant lean Frederia De Ivlontmollin to be Captain of a COMpany; vice L+veilli 1. Royal Waggon Train, Cornet William Rind to be Lieutenant. Quarter-Master loon Charlton to be Cornet, vice Rind. BREVET. CaPtain lohn Laing Weir, of the 86th Foot, to be Major in the Army. purchAse, vice Cargia, promoted in the 74th I•out. Esith I)itto CapNio C;l4.lwathuter. Watidy, from the 69th Foot, to b or 3 Conlp4.oy. 9.3ih Ditto, .Eniogn A obiey Cloperet Bowers, front the 3d itatt4lion of Ite4ervo,,to ne Licutenaint, withpiit purchase. "'wry Gent. to Surgeon, . vice Wehliter, - prckinutett itt the Light Battalion of the ',inc. Vast numbers of an beretake unknown alg a highly Toistmong species of viper have recently been found in the sorest of Kintainbleau, Several per. soni,• and some dogs, bi teen by these reptiles,. have died itmnediately ; and so yeat hat the danger and alarm become, that the Magistrate', with tit view to '-*terminate the race, have offered a premium of 6o s franks (or every one that may he kdird, (or three ih , rridis, as a vAgrant, x nd for imposing on htlthmir rerSorts by pretervicci fits. t.i)Nl)t)N Print cc! iik I) Eiauels,,tot No, ,i, martio.court, how.streeti4 anti t4rted hy W3L.ILU /1./A t CIL r_?r, (at South ./kritilton.eireer. Crwivenor-laitarC f) At the huN.()pyie kin ; 4, siva?, ; if where Advertilrliesets, Orders WO tfit rater Letters tNt the Itittor, Sze, (toir....paid), must he attdresiltd• On Friday, the Lady Bofilrohlin. C . ollinsoi l l l'-s4. Dr isC.lo,,l)irin;trras.Tl:hteucur.rrrac:c.:::,yolfaLszatthn.e:olbotia.ah.triotilittna,:ol:t:*svitc'ectie).iherti.gu:hintle:teoir4.:7o. fo,r.tur,vcdf:litor,; . . . Ill'ili kit i). t , v Rh oni stow, to Ikli.s Liza Warner, y ou ay . s t oaOghter of l'' ,_ - br. ~, , , mut i r . Sea UC) r ti —tivruailirZ, to MIS. *Longuer, daughter of ~ i * o ' glu ts 85( 1. Of Bath. , • h Ir4 l A llur : 9 3 the ritn of Ottohitr last, Rt . Mi 6 Margaret Nlminh, your, daighter ot 05. P,,; gall loan M2f.fclith, to Captain kortescue, nephew ot P' of Clermont. • I)IAD. S oithiEiq' On Saturday last, Mrs. Smith, wife of Robert i Wextbrd Church, ~. ,If:, : s l l ll , i iilt . e i t t n i z y s g ,: l a i n i t I :1 :111 r 7i t ii . , Ca , 1:y i sitv GanFe 0 r" 3 - 51•1 r fo ' i n, u•1 , 1 0 . ‘ 1 ,... r 114 or 0 1 ';' . On Thursd a y evening, the Rev. Air. Ascuagho , , ittq' Q 3 t'!'''edziettaY se'nnight, itt Eaton, in Nor „,,, i . o tual Thoinas Taylor. Rc,..-tor of Bracon A.slt, and ' ' "'l i e. rate of Crill g . 1 c t . ..) r(1, in that Coutity• , li a, or coo ,. Tuesday morning, at his; Kous: in the 1 rf?c , 04 , Cal' ut o borP. , bt Me 75 tlt yea: of ins oto , W • 601,1,114t/tori heqii:dor of the Invatiets in the Royal Artillery. ..„, r , a t .. 1 ,4 ill than so years in the service, was in the thazoinoo. and, :nylon ) ; others, haft the thanks of !he Cluct on tat t memorable day.- it ia'r flank Stock, Onto Short in., Nary i per Ct. ca! '. 1 pis, —— - 'ft - / C , A 4i t ti t , ' i Y A, - 1 ,: ny 4 ,:: I K: m i n , : r: I. Excheilger Illi, ~.kat i per Cent. iny, get I nib 5 par Cl. • Ontniwn, 7,4,1',:cr11, iv- 49" Ler"- 73 ia 1 1 atperial 31 , ,, 0 1,. veto. Ao. _ i ~, i i I. 3 per Ct. Red. site; Si g I COit. tot 141°v • 3 per Ct. 011,S. i 7 f : 5 STAFF. Major Robert Sewell. of the 4th Foot, to be Deputy-Ail jutant-General to the Forces serviinein the Island of Malta, with the Rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, vice (.; MOM, appointed to the 43d Foot. Charles Rawilon, Esq. late Major of the tzzd Foot, to be an I nsnceling Field 0 iticer of Yeomanry and Yolunteer. Corps, with the temporary 'tank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. To he Paymasters of Recruiting Distrias—William Vachell, Esq. Francis Robert Smyth, Esq. 'HOSPITAL STAFP. Assistant-Surgeon Richard Webster, from the cloth Foot, to be Surgeon to the 4th Light Battalion of the Line formed in Ireland. (To be eoltinued.) BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Dean, of Bristol. linen.clrapea, from wt. 27. toDec. 8, at eleven, at the White Lion, tiroad-street, Bristol. BANKRUPTS. Tohn Messenger, I,t . Lassen-Hall, Kirkheaton, Yorkshire, clothier, to surrender Nov. 20, at, and Dec, is, ar eleven, at tho Yew Tree Inn, Robert Town, Birstall, Yorkshire. Attoroies, Mr. Blackburn, litiddersfield ; or Mr. William Scott, Furnival's.lnn, London. John Wamsley, late of Coventry, carrier, to surrender Nriv. 19 , 20, and Dec. Is, at ten, at the King's Head inn, Co ventry. Attornies, Messrs. Woodcock and Twist, Co. ventry. • fames Taylor, of Middle-row,Holborn, Middlesex, cutler, to surrender NOV. 6, and 23, and Dec. r 5, at eleven, at Guild.. hall. Attorney, Mr. Lee, Castle -street, Holborn. John Clare, late of lermyn-street, St. James's, iliddlesex. vidualler, to surrender Nov. 6, t 7, and Dec. Is, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, bedford-row. Michael Nl'Darmott, of Prince -street, Great St. George. street, St. Margaret, ‘VeSttitillater, vietUaller, to surrender Nov. 6, 17, and Dec. r 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Ireland, Staple's- Inn. Benjamin ilognian s of Itattersea.fields, Surrey, tanner, to surrender Nov. to, 'at ten, 20, at twelve, and Dec. lc, at ten, at Guildhall, London'. Attornias, Messrs. Williams and Sherwood, Bank-street, Cornhill. - George Seddon, of A ldersgate-street, London, cabinet-ma.‘ ker, to surrender Nov. to, 17, aird Dec. ts, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Catty, Angel-court, Thos. Morton-street. • William Packer, of Chamber-street, Goodman's:fields, Mid. dlesex, tailor, to surrender isinv. ro t 17, atone, and Dec. tf, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atiomies, Messrs. Evitt And R xon , Haydon.square, Henry Gardner, of john•street, St: lames, Clerkertwell, Middlesex, brewer, to 'surrender Nov. to, at ten, 24, at twelve, atal Dec. 15, at ten, „at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. T. Hudson, Willi:worth-Buildings, City-road. -Robert Bender, of Holloway, Middlesex, merchant, .to sur. render Nov. 6, 17, and Dec, le, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Berry, Walbrorik. Thomas 'Joseph Collis, of Clapham-road, Surrey, coach. maker, to surrender Nov. 20 27, and -Dec. ri, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Eves, Chapel-street, • Bedford-row. Robert Twisden Williams; late of the , parish of St. George, Middsesea, dealer, to surrender. Nov. 24, 27, and Deo. rs, at ten, at G uildti.tll. Attornies, Messrs. -Walter and Ukt. win, Shadwell. Ebenezer Eaton; of Lamb.streer,Spital fields,Mitidlesex,pain. ter, to surrender Nov, 13, 17, and Dec. Ist, at ten, at G uild hall. Attornie, Messrs, Williamsons, Clitlord's-1 mt. Robert jell:1y, formerly of the Isle of Abbotts, Somerset. shire, since of Williarn-strset, Blackfriarst.road, Surrey, but pow in the Fleet Prison, shopkeeper, tosurrender Nov. ro, 24, at one, and Dec. le, at eleven, at Guildhall. At. turney, Air. Reardon, Coroet.court, Gracecharch.street. DPIDENDS. Dec. r 3; Thomis .S.rrjekland and Swinton Colthurst Hot. land, of Liverpool, re, ;nerd - tants and co-partners, at one, at the Crown and Ant:hor Tavern, Holit-atteet, Liverpool. Nov. 24. Henry Appleton and (Ulm Appleton, of-Fen. mercliant4, .and 0-partners. at ten, at' Guildhall. • • _ • Dec. 4. Edward C;11110I1, now or late of Word, Essex, inn keeper, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. Dec. r. John Delver Wilson, of Grigge-street, Queen Ann. street, St. Mary-le-bone, hlidhlesex, pawnbroker, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. Hawkins Bird of Wine-strea, Bristol, tea-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London, Nov. 26. Thomas Hindle)! and Samuel Cooling, of Man chester, calico-ntatiuTadurerti, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Dec. t. John Nlackentio, late of the Old City Chambers, s . lotol)opm . ..street, London t merchantot ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 15, Iletiry Douai!, of Gulden-I,4as-cotart, Cheapaide, wholesale hoster,..at ten at Guildnall. . Der:. is. Richard Edward:6 of Aloreatt's-lane, 'Cooley-street, Soursnwact, Surrey, brandy-merchant, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Dec. 4. lames tehos, of Daventry,,Northamptenshire, ter anti draper, at one, at Guildhall, - London. Nov.' p. Ralph Lolve, late of Kinderton, near MiddleVvich, -eoulity of Chester, miller, at three, at the White Beat, - inn, Middlewich. , • . Nov. :9. Wijliarn Hitchen, late of, Ilatherton ' county of Chester, corn-dealer, at eleven, at' the Crow Inn, Nein „.. wich,county of Chester. NaV. 29. Abraham Hitchlen, late of Walgirton, county of Chester, miller, at eleven, at the CrOwn Inn, N'antwich. Nov. 27. tVilliam Potter,•of Bath, upholder, at twelve, at the White Lion Bath. Dec. v. lames Sheriff; of Hatton-Garden, Middlesex, met- - - chant, at ten, at Guilihall. • GLItTII'!CAI-EA. Nov. 14. Peter Gough, of llirruingitsni, Warwickshire, . butchr. Robert Castley, of Doncaster, Yorkshire, dealer in horses. ohn Shaw, of Newpre.street, oin linen-draper. I • aines liorgel,s, of Tichborite-street t I.la)inarket, Middlesex, military halter. lames Hiscocks, F tome Scl wood, Somersetshire, clothier. William buigitt, of Bristol,. prihter. firj r .I . I . RICANE AT S A VANNAII, GEORGE TOWN, Ear. A Letter from Savannah, dated roth September, says, " it is impossible to describe to you tie. losses and appearance uf things here ; goods, build: ings, dead bodlei, animals, among the ruins„, shock the eye, and the distresses of the merchants,: &c. are indescribthle ; several have not. saved a book or a paper of value; • The loss in the city has not been so great, although truly calantirou., A number of lives were lost ; houses . , chimuiri, trees, &c. have fallen,. and covered. the city with rubbish, The islands around us, and river, rice, and swamps, have been totally inundated, and thou. sands .of the inhabitants drowasd, principally ,nc groes, but several respectable families are amongst the suffereri!" • , The storm commenced at Savannah on Friday night ; on. Siturday morning it abated, but in. creased at nine, and continued with destruelive violence until ten at night,.the wind generally from the north, but latterly lihifting from N. to N. E. All the wharfs have been destroyed; and many of the warehouses on them have shared the same fate. Every Vessel in the harbour was, either sunk or thrown upon the wharfs.. Parts of the Episcopal Church, of the Presbyterian Meeting ,House, 41 the Exchange, of the Bank, Court House, Gael, &c. have been blown down, with numerous private houses. Captain WEllit and . two children were killed by the falling of houses. On Hutchinson's Island, and the other rice plan. tations in the vicinity ot . Savannah, the suffcringi of the people were peculiarly great. All the build. ings on these places, almost without an exception, were swept away, together with, in many instances, their inhabitants. About one hundred negroes pe. rished here. • • Fott Green, tin Cockspur Island, is entirely de stroyed, and m9st of the men drowned. On Skid. way and Wilmington . Islands the damage has been extensive. The loss in the warehouses and on the wharfs is estimated at one hundred thousand dollars. In the neighbourhood of George Town to,occi barrels of rice were destr,oyed. At Chtistchutiih, South Carolina, al.! the'crois of Cotton; potatoes, and cot n, were destroy ed. COURT OF CHANCERY, Nor. 3. THII LORD CHANCELLOR sat till; near three o'clock, hearitig Petition; in c.inse._ An ApplicatiOta was made by Mr. Pweat, ftir love t o issue A Writ of Ne Exeat Reggio, to restrain a West,lndia Merchant, 'nt cOnsiderable meteantile dealings, from .leparting the realm. Thi giound iif the Motion a-as ) ,,that the person against whom it :was to be direttediniended to quit the Country, without providing rur the payntent of his debts 4 but the only inference of that . fad was the belief ut the parties Who made the Affidavit. They stated, that they had heard, and they believed, he was go. ing beyond seas, The LORD CHANCEI.I.OI üb. served, 'that unless the allegation was positively swam to, lie could:not restrain any 'man from go. ing where he pleaSed. The Motion for the Writ was refused. The Court was engaged nearly the•whole of the morning in determining a question tiiinn the con. struaion Of the will of the late Duke ofNeweitstic's mother.in.law. The testatrix had left a very con. siderable legacy to the Duke's younger children, by his wife, her daughter. It happened that the elder son.died, and: the next• in point of years took his The!question was, whether the eon, who, at the time of .making the will, was one of the younger children, lost his right to a share of the le. gay, by becoming. the oldest, after his eider bro _ thet,'s death? I his Lordship d ec ided t h at h e was not -entitled; and directed the legacy to be divided, per • catita, among the. younger. children. A Petition is before the Court, in the matter of Dombell's Bankruptcy, the size an d weight of which exceeds the largest folio Bible. The late marvellous account of the invisible ageney in the house at Sit% stop, by which, if any lady enter, shi is said , to return with tattered gar. .rents, can find a parallel only in theaciount of a 'MOM liberal phantom, which almut 40 years ago Occupied an 'old house in Whitefriars, Chester, where ' ll uny km de entered with a rent 111 her .gown, an invisible hand was sure to sew it up! The tradition still exists in that city, that a temp. Stress had beenl murdered , in the house alluded to, and • who for years made an 'invisible use of 'her needle with uncommon dexterity. Nothing 'can be more grateful to the friends of Humanity 'than the informati4n which we receive, from' time to time, 'respelling the progrtss of in. struaion in the.vilst RUS'liato Empire. The Supe. riurs of several litsilian Monasteries have engaged for themselves anti their successors, to pay c anti. &rabic sums out of their revenues for the ereaion of schoo:s .in their respective dioceses. M. Sews*. Gm 4 has presented the Institute of Public Instruc. lion, at St. ,Petersiturgh, with a Cabinet of Mine. rats, colleaed by himself. The Emperor has order. ,the revenues of the City of Tschernigow to be appropriated to the • ere Lion and maintenance of Useful Institutions in that. place. In consequence. of which, a house for the education of fifty orphans, anti another for the instrutlion of 408 scholars in mechanical arts, have already been opened. At Odessa 'a commercial 66(44 has been lately esta. Sr. Peterhburgh Free S.)ciety of the Lovers of Literature, Science, and Art, have pub. lishe,l the first volume of their Transaetiops, which contains the regulation: of their Society,_its tram- adtons diving the first two years, and produdions of various Writers in prose and verse. At Moscow poles* than four peril dical works have, in a very short space of 1 iUtr , mule their appearance. The follawing.are the respeCtive tides :—.Novelties of Russian Literature, Pyilidgnrits, The Political Jour. naf, and the . Lover's .At Kaloga another peritidical wort: has been established, entitled Urania. Sa , utdety a nun named Willimus was sent (ram the Marlb,irough.street Poliee.Qffice to Bridewell, DEAF At SS tO7ZED i i . $Y ruin:vitt OF THE TTMPANOU OF 11141-Atit• Tbte.f.olinwing very . interesting Cure is comma• nicted by,M. MAusc Ix, an eminent Surgeon at Genera, j,y whom it •...as performed, in a Letter datitt th.ncra, 1804 " Mr. F. Cf Geneva, aged 40 years, had lost his ',caring years in• consequence tif3 lung Of the posterior part of the internal fioces, anti it was evident, thar in this ease the'ettsta6ian tithes, Were obliterated,: ;In condensing the air in ltis mouth and nostrils, he was totally unable to dis• semi the merr.brane of the tympanum, a thing which is very easy to dO - for any one who enjoys a perfea sense of hearing., He could scarcely heat even when you shouted in .his ears :, anti although sa ling deaf, lie had not acquired the faculty of urns cleritatijitig by the motion of the lip!. After-pea Fusing the paper . which I lately published in, the . ' Btleouthrque Britannique, Mr. F. conceived that he m t7c s e g , i v : t 4.e ; fi n; :Joh:yet ,erforation of i e t ta lt l e eti h it, e rt a ni r o i li r:age,radicouldtympanum. o h: . last I n on his ; night ear,. in pres6ce of Mr, indite, with a very small trncar, about one eighth of an inch in diam-t•r. At the instant thtt the initrument • Was withdrawn, :we spoke to him in a low voce ; but instead of answering, lie remained iminoveab;e in his chair, alai seemed swified. Then he oroid;01.• ed, " For God'. sake, Gentlemen, d M i t 'cry o ut so butt y.)u hurt me." I then began to walk at )9 ' t the toom. 'Fire squeaking of. my boots made 09 shudder and jump in hip chair ; and he cover , ' hi s ear with his hand. The snapping of the fingcr a quite distraffed him, -and seemed to produe* oP° 4 .him art-tffeet similar to. that of -a pistol Sodde r °l ! fired in the ear of a person nut aware of it. lien s w p e o , k ip e , n ,k t e o, to t o hou lo g u i , t i. in sAiSper,.fie compained 111 at Y this esc here. sensibility to very l:: i ~,i t : itli lite e ' ratZe f 1, Were, o+llsr sound 4, not los, distial,-whieb h nor hear, even at a.. ver' little dis tance ; such 1.1 ‘ ittr,„ instance as the ticking of A t h at: tis.watcli. So h:: heacifig veined to,,be,s— tnet i me s too dull, ap times too acute ; because, no doubt, the or had lost the faculty of adjusting itself to the difere" m-Aulations-nf sound. A week .after this, 11 °‘" ever, M ren r. d . er F e ' Ci I:iciudtelo:.t)u.nltli's'talenxiocsests-iinreiceleenratil.eestr! • hisn,and in f ad he baci already again learnt to b., He then wished to have the utile r'ear perforated,llit the same - manner: I pea:wird Allis, eperati° 9 t,: n 4 etfra. Twenty days illter <i ration, M. F. called or4n`ine. eX." O " "`: ht it s e e a a r rs tiv i n membranea fin etiti s o h f i h t e h , e ; a; s f e r e j tvne.l.l7.,.lidt /1, exterior part by a stni.i cicatrix, having I . l )ic i c; et trea small hole which W3S bqiyrerC I di ihl first the hearing was scarczly ,pertge align& operation.. Fearing- t hat ,this sm 4 li d t h a t I would close itself entire,y, ha F. des' rt t ca r, an opera . perforate again the membrane o f t sli ht eaie O f .se . t r i a o i n n, w; b h o ic t ft as liowtwirtehicileuattead , nst examin • bility in hii hearing. I attertv 9r . n the di r ec. left ear, and ltavingrplaced the meliui v oof tion of the sun's tays, di.iauti.ic_f....4,„,„,,„,„ce niembra,,, adhering to the wno . cri . • of the passage, tao"ith. 117(714.1C1iC 1 1 ; 111 111 1 1 1 ; r111011: . 1 1 3 * n i and 51(i2.tti,utr, of i va d :e i et : : e sait )ncbtic:htiinisisibireat t n nieot t! t i v e ha nei cmoahiit,itainieu.rvltioiribfi s cot, e7zir i c i sr : as i u : t i n g od: i s .ca c .co_ a ct e i ty I tire. 1- t h o ught it probable that, in the seca t l tion, lahad only touched this false Mein 601,• immediately' perforated thetrue one, ccss rrixed(asr well as my brother, who attende latire'l4, tarican) . to find that, although Mr. F. hal the 0. learnt again to hear with the rig'it ear, yet , ( ine j in notation of his hearing in the left ()exact sive :sheiniasibrity to .the lea sameettrcasst unx ofweopte edr and of whit . had experienced after the first operation. 4- * convenience, however, has n ot been of longe r r . „ lion in• this car than it had been in the • SHIP NEWS. ... end rooLs, NO V .. 2. mod i Arrived —the Cynthia NV ayt h. front Nevirodn Minerva, Lander, frorn'Weimouto, • alatlela w4 Sailed—the Mary, Gerret, for c.,),ves; gotte..--4,100. lorrWassedeyn:bo_tho;,,,ALcoetyl:hoHrro7innsi lAroit::::rilll. ---. ; tot London ; and Setsq, Bloomfield, Orli" cu Ft s e nea l ri e ti r td i t c . : ; , ths ti eu i r n iE g rts , 3 jt f a ro a n A t IvIgl:7r1:1:::: 2. 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