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Frog the LONDON ,G /1Z ATriE, Nov. 10,1804.4 DOWN;IIg-firtel, NVV. 6, IBoq., The King has bee,n p;enseti to approve of 3. NC Fr.etor. Eqi. to hr . 'Vice-Consul for': the King of the Two Sicihies ai•D. over. Wir-0 4 65ct, Nov. to, 1804. 17th - Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet, Thomas Pipon to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hot Worthy, promot. • eft • astli. Ditto, Lieutenant Cleorge • 1.. Spinitiff, from the 6th Dragoons;to be Captain of a '7J'rools, vice Higgins, pro. • Moteci - in the to Gatri3on 4th Re,,zimenr of Fow l Second Lientenant Henry, Itain l 3y, frcnn thearst Foot, to ha LK,ittenant, by purchase, vice Bradford, promoted: -Thomas- Havton, Gent. to be En. , sign, without purchase. Laurence, Gent. to be 1 -11 it to. • • Stli Witto, Lieutenant John Charles Smith, from the 3d Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Eosign EdNard Con. nor, from the iBth Foot, "to he Lietitmant. Ensign Wm. Walsh, - - from ditto, to be Lieutenant. Serjeant, Williatu Scotton, from the 76th Foot, to be Ensign. 18th Regiment of Foot. Tr b:: - Ensigns, without purchase— lames Fills, ,Gent. -, (-Lieutenant .with temporary Rank, twin lialf-pay of the wit Foot) vice Breretou, promoted. Tli:nti.ls Enrag i ng,' Gent vice Walsh,' promoted in the Sth - .Foot. Arthur Bernard, Gent. vice Connor, promoted in 23(1 Ditto, Lkutenant rtcgMard N. ShaW, from the gist Foot, to be Captain of .4 CompanY. Ensign James Cane, from the fi7th* Foot", .be First Lieutenant • Ensign Thomas IL, vkins, from the LA Carrisoit Battalion, to be • • First tioutcnint. • • .•. • 014th Dirto, N . Drrnltooki. Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Welton, whose Appointment has not taken place. • • 2Sth.Ditto, David. Hant•4l, Pent. to be Ensign, without pur etiase,:vice yvittiamso ' viiNe Apponi:lllL•nt has mat taken .• ' • alsk Ditto, Bilsign Mitrensltalhiinty, from the 40i Foot, lO.be Lietttonabt, without purchase. -45th Ditto, Lieutenant lieury Craig, from Half:Tay of the Roth to tyi.' 11.iirtenantr, vice - HOpley., who - ex f. obinges... • Ensign. , Phillip,; Newton to,lbe' ;Lieutenant, .Without nurchasel vice Peek, promoted in the Both 1.1 „t. Archibald M'l)onald, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nov ' • dori i .Ditto, Lieutenant Robert I{rnry froth the sth G Irrvion 13 ,, ttalion, to be Lieittenant, without purchase. 43cl Ditto, To be Ensigns %slalom - purchase-;-'.G. Williittt U'ovnes, Gent. Williatn Allen, 'Gent. Richard Moore, ot, • . . 45th Ditto,'Anthony Inane, 'Gent. to We Ensign, without pit t . chase, vice Dal hunt y, promoted in the 3 rst Foot. MaTile?s•to be Quarter -M aster. Othnitto, C-eorge Crdetnaii, Gent. - to b Ensign; with -16ot purchase, vice AMbrose, whose Appointment has not takes ltlard. t • • 4001,Dorg, William Blacquiert, Gent, to be Ensign, with oot pittcbase,'vice 'Armstrong, promoted in the sth Garri- Battalion.' '' • tOth: Ditto, C;eorge Rutlet, Gent. to be Ensign, without ptiolwe. , • sBth'Ditto, John She, Cent, to be Ensign, without pur .-.eltatle, vlceltuot, promoted in the 4th Foot. 59th Ditto— Paytnasteir• Hickman Rose, troth the 7th West Nina Regiment, to be. Paymaster, vice 'Bull, who ex eh:loges, EctirOAlVsi , i , jeittenant Charles Nigny to be Captain of a C:ompaity,by'perchasa; vice Cordon, who retires. Ka i eoek,iGent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice bartoli, promoted. • 6141 Ditto, Licitteilant William Hortglcitison to be Adj! i t i nt, 631 Ditto, Brevet Lientetiaitt-Colottel 'Etriliselt, from the ist .Garrison Battalion,- to . be Major, withom put_ chase. Liemenatit Colin 11P1.ottalti to he Adjutant. Qcarter-Master-Setjeant Robert Breretoil to be Qoarter fittas'ter. 67th Regiment of Foot, Lietstettant William Percival to be Captain of a.Cornpant , without purchaSe, vice Hampton, l'iqbpoiitted' to the sill Veteran' Battalion. Ensign John Powlatiti, from the 96th Foot, to be Ensign, without • Ttorehase, vice Cane, promoted in the aid E,,ot fstl t I,ltto, Geot, to be Ensign, Without ' pit hThA'se., icel;,)pQ lir.' , irtotett. • , ~7211 IL•nry YVll3oti to he Adjutant. ger-' jeant WiLivu Benton to be Qp:te , •.M.ister. 'gist Ditto, CaiOtain Henry Cox, fromlfall-pay of the l a t e Corsican Rangers, , to he ('sprain of a Company, by put. chase, vice Ctogan, who exchanges. Lieutenant George H. Levi . Gordon, fruit) tli.! 30th Foot, to be Captain of a. Cokiii.itty, by purchase, vice (ones, thoinoted in the 90th, Fpot. Sz,i I Siti o , !.; • •i Nhirtheru,. fruit the 73d Foot,. to ('alit..!;, t purchase. Liente. mot J o h n i ,3111 boot, to be Captain of a „CsottotttlY. ' '• 1 "": •• 23d Ditto, 'i F .r Gunter,. Cent. to be Ensign, without ph,. Lith Ditto, hi, •:!,3“;eort:r,e Dytmn to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vic,r.bodgeon, vvho retires. • 58th Ditto, David Reid, Gem. to be Quarter-Master, 90th Ditto - , 'Benjamin S witt, Gent, to he Ensign, - without purchase, vice Me Farlacc, promoted in the cost:Focht. • § 1 ..., 11 Pitt(); Tn Putter, hoio. front fittlf.Nymf 3 1( 1 root, to he tnsii;ii, Doulai,d, appointed tb the 67th Prior. ,:6th Wi:;st Regiment,,Ensign 1.. Verity, from Half 'payor the 35th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Vaughan, de ryth Ditto, Paymasterfolin Bull, 'from the s9th Focit, to be hat toaster, .vice.l4,ole i , who er.ehanges,, , . Royal African Corps, Henry Harrington, Gent, to be Ensign, purehase;• vice' Pembroke, who is superseded. - Ist Captaiit'.Samuel from the sctlt Dragoons,,tp be Major, vice Tuirnell, appoint ed,to the 63d Fora., the Queen's Gerinan Regiment, Thomas G. Coppinger, Cern no En4ign, w purchase, vice Carter, who retires. Tile King's Gp - man ,Legion r l . C. Tlioinpvan, Ge n t. t o be Msistant-Surgeon. Chasc.irs Ettitannitioet, , Serjeant 1, N.. Sieber to be QuaN • ter-Master.•vice 1„)es f otges. , who resigns, , • • - Royal COrSit.iri gangers, .Lieutenant Francisco Rivarola, from the '22d hoot, to be Captain of a cotnpany, sat Royal , Veteran Battalion,' Lieutenaritloseph Neynoe, froir. tine 3,)th Fioot, to be Lieutenant, vice Taylor, placed o n , the Relava,List. BREVET. COlonel John Fraser, of the Roy,il African tor - pi,lo be a Brigadier-G . ollcm! to the Forces serving in the Windward , and Leeward CasTabee Ifilands, under the COirlimut4 of lieutenant-Goner:4 Sir Iv; Wain Nlycrs. .• , SiA FF. • , Vintenant.CenerAl Geoige Flewett to be 'llariack2Nfaiter. • General to flis'Mejesty' °tees, vice Lientenaut.General i, A „,•,y, wh o iir c vet Lieutenant-Colonel Peter Carey, of thextiltlt Voir, to be Deputy Barr.tek- Master . Gener.d:tpthe,:...,4l Forret,. vire oloru Got-- . dot, ApAqiittr St.t.tetary to Uk Itoyiil fligttoca:; Hitt. Com , Tntid aerlifel if, Al.ijor-Ceitcral 101 in Whiteloche to he InepeitarJlllittral tlt the 12 , :triiiting iervi,:e Act the Army ~ol.Reserve,.vit* LiLutenala-(.,:neral Ife , .vett. Captain SA• • mud Browne, of I)t.i,gooti3, to by Deputy Inlpee tor.General of the Service and the Army of Ittsirve,'With the ternvortry Rank of Major in the Army, ViCe•LiGOjeittiPt Colonel Carey: .Ma or. kredcrich /lardy. man, of the Roy ,da l to be Deputy Ad utant.acnerel to the .Forces serving in Canada, with tlii nk of Licitenant ' Colninti is the Army, vice Doyle, appointed Aseistant Adjutant.Gcncral hi Ireland. lIDSI'ITAI. STAFF. Abraham Bolton, EMI'. Lire Field Inspector of flospit:ll3, to be a Deputy , Inapector ,or Hospitals. burgeon Thetis Wilson, trout a keeruiting.Dijtrid in Ireland, .to be Sur. genn of Recruiting PiltriCi in Great' Britain, vice Ruse, who exchanKes. Surgeon lVtlliain Rose, from a Recruit. lug Markt iu G rc.it Britain, to be Surgeon of a Recruiting I)tstriCt in Ireland, vice • ' GARRISON. Arlgadier.Cletieral iiihiebraod ()Acs to be Lictitetrint-Go. vurttur 01 l'ortsmouth,' vied Major. General NV hitclock,e. afivni.o.iont. the Stielinoliire tigntd, ay 1.2 d • I..(lfirtiatt Lieu teriant fith y ft: to he c'aptain, vice Napier, resigned. Dated tieptember I.), ISc4. to be Liloteit.tor, vio AleXitrulta Mac Lean. Antic into the Line. D;,ted tWober 1Z;o4. Thomas Park, Genr,'to be victr Archibald Mac I..tialt. Dated is:rfwve. Qll4ir. ter_ MeMer Serjemit James Dohgat to by Quaitcr Master, vitt; Smyth. UAW Seplernber cc, .rik,,l. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, hay. to. THE KING V. THE INHABITANTI OF HAVER. AVON. The Members of , the Corporation of this name are in the occupation of certain lands, some of.which are enclosed, and `another portion is called Mountain: - Land,arul is uninclosed. No question in this case arose on the former, the only doubt 'respected the latter, which had .been -rated at ' a 'certain ,sum for. the Pones Rate, and this Rateat the Quarter Sessions had been quashed, suhjeei to a case. Which came . on now to ,be argued before the Court of King's Bench. The Judgment of the Court was;to deter. mine if this uninclosed 'land were rateable, or not; and if_ rateable, under what circumstances ? Another question .wai likewise submitted in the case, whether the lorgesses, who were the. ecru. 'Piers of this land, should be rated : , in their .cor. porate, or in their individual,capacity ? An Appeal had been made to the. Quarter Sessions, and the ground of appeal was this/ that the Church wardens had adeqoately rated the inclosed land only, and the consequence of this relief of the uninclosed land was laid to be, that the inclosed, land was made to sustain more than 'its due proportiori ,of the general rate. The_uninclosed land ; was occil— , pied by three descriptions of persons ; certain of the Burgesses,. widows of the ,Burgesses, rand poor persons who were liable to , , be liurehensorue to the parish. -The .accommodation these persons oh: wined, was the privilege of .pasturage, and no Was: assigned as to the qoantity „of. caitiff they should turn qn the ground. The. Corporation said, they were,nol.coVettively chargeable, .as they hart no personal property, *excepting their maces 'ant halberts. M. S - rjeant BODE and Mr. BEVAN . c - mtended, tLit this uninclosed land should not he ,ii•jecte,l to any rate, the persons, called occupants, a ; he_ (her Burgesses, Widows, or Paupers, having no interest from which th-y could' not he rem,:vtd at a moment's notice. The rate ought to he ((Wished, from the extreme irregularity of the', form. The quanti:y was stated to he her ween two and three hundred acres, and yet with this inde terminate number, the value was said to be asCer tainable by the extent, and that value was fixed at 8 , , per acre. • Mr. ERsIcINE supported' the rate on the drffa in the case of the King and Gardiner ; he said, the introduction of the chattel property o f ;he maces aid hailiertsseerryd a sort of gibe . Upin the case,. bei ore a supreme nod soletnn•Court, Wi.!S not correctly &cent, • The simple question Was; if there • were occupiers of this property'?" If Occupants could be foundi. whether BUrgesses or Paupers, Maids kir Widows, they'must be chargeable with the rate. • Lord' ELL Ti 11110 ROUGH.—" I do not approve of the form of this case ; it has not been drawn up with the assistance of. Counsel, and the parties de. serve reprehenaion . fcr the manner in which it' is submittga. I am sorry, however, to 'distress a Corpotstion which is only possessed of 'its maces and halberts, by ordering a new case to he prepir. ed...l3efore we can say the Corporation arc 'occur piers, we roust see that no others are entitled to`thar thstinCtion.. The case only says, that the Corppra. tion dues not pt mit any persons but turgesSis to enjoy the tight, We ought to . have the'right stated by the Sessions.".. • . THOMAS woon. Mr. GIBBS Moved for H Quo Warrant°, to Stew by what title this person olaimell to bd.,' Burgcsii of Carmarthen. The title to the Freedom was con ferred by possession - of. a Freehold of +I. a year. Mr.' Wood was one of three Cletks to . an Attor ney. in that Town ; and he had contrived to snake them all Freemen, for some purposes not necessary at that rime to explain. Tie same Rule was granted On the Motion of Mr. Mt Lisr, for a gllO IFarremio.ipinsit J. whu stood in the same situation. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Saturthif a Prisoner for debt. in Neivgate; Who had been Acting Lieutenant 'On board the Thamti Frigate, and had a cointnand during the mutiny ~was brought up in order to l;ts.discharged in conic. (pence of . the Plaintiff having recently refused to pay the. sixpences for his support. Ir was stated by Mr. Serjeant MARS'HALL that the Prisoner Was possessed 0f.t0001.. and . otlisr property, which . he had assigned over to prevent..the Plaintiff being paid, and that thiswas the ground for resisting the .payment of the. sixpences. The Prisoner denied the charge ; aid CHAMilitii diteaed him 16 be. remanded fora we'd:, in order that Mr. Serjeallt IV/ARM/4, might in the interim inquire into the fact. RAI LT!IN AND RANKIN V, liOABU,N. Mr Serjeant SH kp tiv;Ved the Court for a Role, with intent to set aside a verdiet iothii The fads were, that Mr. Hodson had been clerk to Messrs. Smith, Lindsay, and- Co. . Ike attar. wards entered into the export trade:. cA consider able quantity of.. hale goods were had from the Plaintiff, by Messrs. Smith and Co. and after_ ward, they came into the hands of Me.,,1-baso n , who exported them his own name, .N 4 would b e. seen by a reference to time didlrent invoices. A great many of the articles were calendered, glazed, or printed, after they left the' Im;:mis of the. Plain. tiffs, before they . were shipped off fOr eXporta. lion. • The house of Sinillt and Co.-afterward .failed, and an.Atflion was brought to recover payment from Mr, Hodson, The cinrstion therefore was, whether theaocids were not. Mmelually sold . .hy Railton and Rankin to Smith and Co. and whether it was not to them alone thavihe Piaintifrs had a legal right to lOok for payinent ? The Court was of opinion, that •Smith and Co. whatever they might be in other r:speds, were,. •with regard to Mr. Flodson, no more than his Brokers, and no doubt they reeived a entninission for so doing, as tradesmen usually , do itt such cases, • A Faaor unquestionably might be Made liable at On Toetql , ty• moriling — estlY a large Ship was seen off Yarmouth Oi , lire, which continued burning fur some tint?, Jul As no tymt could get to her lrom the shore, it is feAred that all the erew.have perished. The bottom of the vessel has s inc e teen towe d „bore. Bank Stock., 10 Navy 5 l ie( Ct. 9; ; 5 pet Cent. 1 7tip 0:3 99 I rn 5 per Ct. • • 4 per eilt..73i 74 3 per Ct. Re-J. 571 3 per Ct. Cons, '5B iNpoN I Printed by IZ 11Aw k No. 4, Slarttet-t;ouri, liow..Strcti,i; and Published by wam sckirp,, smith moltori. strr et, Grosve " o ‘)r-s 4 iu, 3 " At the StmOtricr, N o . ire. ;lt ""/. Where 4 4, 1), ritiffilf11//, Ord t ri for the Pat er , L etters t ot the Eittor, &c . p most be atltireeu. . '', ~~;~ Stirling. I%airer:t of Siblings/We Po rr, fanby. Lieutenant-Colonel ComMAllttillt William Duncan to b hated 'etober 23; tBo4. I,ieiitrn nit Atexa[l(l.:r , Allan to be Captain. Dated luiy u, 1804. Ensign Neil 'Carnie to be Lictutenant. luty 1 21 ''180.1.. Lieutenant lohn Stewart 4e !",2uarter.Nlastuf. „Datcd July 26, !S q. Sri , !log Falkirk I/di/lacer Bolalicn. Mrjor j, N. Kind to be Lieittotiant-Colottel Comilanclant. Dated May 23, 1803. Major David Hay to be Major. Da ted May z;, Commi,fion in the Loyal Greenock Volunteers, signed 15 the Lord Lieutendni., Dared Othhcr 23, 1834. • John Wiwi); Gent. to be. Ensign, vice John fullarton, re. signe& • - . Comntirtions rigged Zy the Lord, Lieutenant of the County of Kent., Nora; ifilerford Legion. Not/:fleet C'onipaniet; John Grover, Gent. to be Second Lietitenant, vice Johnstone, promoted. Dated Nov. 5, 1894. *, • Cobham Conttatty. Ensign lames Guthrie to be Lieutenant, vice Gunning, re. signed. Dated Nov. S , 1804. Edmttud BUCk t ,Gellt. to be Ensign. Dared as.above. Commis:Anal,: the Royal South Lincoln Militia, aimed 6 , the Lard Lieutenaut. Edward Noble !3ell, Vsq. to be Captain. Dated Oef.' 3r, 1804. Edward Muster, Gent: to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. David Anderson, Gent. ro be Lnsign. Dated as above. John. Bullivant, Cent. to be ditto. Dated Get. 6, 1804. Commistient in - Mt 'Royal - Third Lincoln Militia, 410,44 i the Loaf Lieutenant. John Mating, Esq. to' be Captain. Dated , oa. 21 180 4. F retie ri Dobinan, Gent. to Dated as aboVe. Conaniesiont ly the L.,rd Lieutenalt of the County of • • Derby. .efthhorate&olunterr Infantry. Robert Dale, Esq, to he ptain.Commandant, Dated Sep. teutl)er 30, 18-9. Richard Goodwin, Esq. to be Captain. Dated oct. 6, 1804. Harry Cope, Gent. to be Liente tiaot: Drited . Septciriber 30, 1803. John Beresford, Gent; to be Lieutenant. Dated Oet. '6, 180.4 tomes Riddles. den, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated Sept. 30, 1803. Rich. Dale, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated O. 6, tBO4. - PANKRVPrs. roseph Halton, of Stockport, Coinity of Chester, cotton spin. ner. to surrender Nov 23, 24, and 'Dee. as , ;it eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Man rester Attoroies, Mr Parting - - lon, Marsden-square, Mandiester; or Mr. Philip Hurd, KLig's Bench-walks l'emple, London. lames Newton, of Oldham, laneashirt, innkeeper. to stir. render N'ov, ig, 2 9 , Dec 22, at frinr, at llitliage's velll, -Manchester. Attlrnies,.Me•lsrs. Sharpe and Eccles, . Manchester ; ,or Messrs. Milne and Barry, Temple, Lon. dOr . Wiilet and Charles Hobbs, of Whitechapel,road; Middlesex, distillers and•co.partners, to surrender Nov. 13, 20 9 ..tivd Dec. 22, at ten,, at C sildltall. Attomq, Mr. Pannier, London -street, Fenelturch-street. John Thortneti, at Leeds, Yorkshire,' innholder, to surren der Nov. in, 16', and Dec 22, at eleven, at the Bull and ..,Mnutli Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr.! Lee, Leeds ;, or Mr. Richard flame, Chancery lane, London. Th itrits Matthews, of - Bristol, bookseller, to surrender Nov. it, 24, and Dec. 22, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, All Sainis'..latie; ltrisrol. Attornies, Mr. Ganell„ Lin coin's-lint, London ; or Mr. William Hartley, Bristol. Edviard Taylor and "lames Taylor, of Clapham, Surrey, builders and co-partnersoao surrender" Nov. t 7,. 23, and Dec.. 22, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, 'Mr. Patten, Cross.street,' Hatton-street. Edmund Williams, late of Soltbrd, Ltmeashire, timber-Mer. chant, to. surrender Nov. 27, Dec. 6, and 22, at four, at the , Dog Inn, Deansgate, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Wit. !lam Edge, Back-square, Manchester . ; or Mr. lames Edge, Inner Temple, London. DIPIDENDS. Dec. 6. Jacob Lewis and SilVester Cohn, of Liverpool, and Mauri::e Dc Jongh, of Manchester, inetchants and co-part ners, at eleven, at the l3ridgewater Arius, Manchester. Dec 15.• James Gadmien, or Ilishopsgate-street, London, cheescmonger, at ten, at -Guildhall. Dec. t. WitWM Wick's, late of Middle-row, Holborn, Lon don, haberdasher, at ten, at Guildhall. • Dec..B. William Cook, or Cannon-street-road, Middlesex, mariner, at twelve, u Dec 1. ndrew Glge and Jahn i.e; of Bishopsgate.street, London, wine merchants and eo.partne4s, at ten, at Gulld7. hall. Dec. Launcelot james, now or. late-of Midcllo. row, Hol born, Middlesex, linen-draper,_ae twelve, at Dec. 22, , Page Burton, of the Hamlet otlitf, sex, builder at ten , at Guildhall. _ . . Dec. tt. Thomas Itidar, of Poillsairt- lane, county LI South• ampton, innholder, at ten, at tpilildhidi, 1.011 , 441. Dec. I. joint I urbor.and Thomas iVarrlngton, of Warnforcl. court, London, merchants and co-partners; at tcn, at Guild. „_._. Dec. s. lonathan.,Sale, Itylands Sale, and tames Sale the younger, late of Liverpool, coal-merchants and co-partners, at one, at the YOrk Hotel, LiVerpool. ' Dee. 3. john Iptinson and Inwph (;olliniti.vorth, of Leeds, Yorkshire, joiners, at eleven, at th e whi te Swan, L e m,. Dec. 7. Necthy Itaddill4, now or late of Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester. Dec. 4. johii Barran, Late of Worsley, Laneaihire, fustian ' roataufAiturer, at tem, at the 1)os 'l'avet Li, Daansgate, Nlart4 cheater. Dec : .4.- - Charles Green and Sarnuel Marhland, of Heaton Norris, Lancashire, cotton-spinners and I,liLt co-partners, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate Manch e s t er. ' Dec. 6 John Marsden an d lohn Heywood, .of Marsden, Yorkshire, at ten, at tho Dog. Tavern, Dcansgate, Mail . chester. Dec. i Thomas Tlioinas, of Streathain-street, illoopishury, Middlesex, jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall. r. Dee. r. Thomas Meaning, Thomas Heaviside, and Thomas Borman, or liarge-yani, London, warehouse. . men and co-partners; at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. s 3. Thomas Brooks, of, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingston-upon- Hull: • ' " • Dec. t. Webster. of Fore.straka, London, linen ' draper ' at twelve. at Guildhall. Dec. r. larnes Noble, o 1 Princes-street, Westminster, stable keeper, ..ior 'eleven, at Guildhall. , CERTIFICATES. Dec. r. Robert Drake, of Newgate-street, London, wine and brandy-nit-reliant. Robert 'Henderson, of Sunarreet, Bishopegate-street, London, draper; • Batamin Knipe, of New Dond-street, Middlesex. wig-maker. James White , now or late of Newitham, Gloucestershire, Omit . ..ring-maker. - Thomas'Paykitisory and john Parkinson, of. Colman-street, London, elivnists Artti co-phrtnors. Eafui KcyJi,cv, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, chemist and • druggist. . . Thoroa; f (iLmton, n (Leicester, carpe”ter and joiner. Hugh Johmun, 04 N iS t upoiv.Tyne, ituuse-carpenter. RlCnard Thointimou, of New Yorkshire, common. braver. • Bryant !I've, of Chatter- H iuton, So mersetshire, shoilkeeper. john Blown, jun. of Liverpool, ITierclialit. A few days since was, t4cen up, on the premiites of Mr. Rudrum, thn FJY. and HJunds, Locidon„ a tingle putatoe, without any exuberance whatever, the length of which' wag onc foot, its circumference eleven inches and a (patter, and - its weight orwardi of three pounds. week was drlwn off a spot of land belong. ing to Mr. J. Godrey, of Pcnbtanton, a turnip which weighed 16155. exclusive of the tops, sand measured 36 -_inches round 'veiny mire growing on the same laud are nearly as large. A rabbit was caught last week in the Doke of Ancaster's Park which had 4 tooth in its upper jaw full an inch and a ball long. fuscJ, COURT OF CHANCEPN. ELOPEMENT. &MINIay Mrs. Farmer appeared in Court to an. swer•the charge against her of having endeavoured to seduce into a matrimonial alliance the son of the late Mr. Pearce, a wa:d in Chancery. tier Coun. sel,starect that She admitted ,the truth of what was alledvi against her, as did the two persans who 11 . 14 assisted her in conveying the minor from his guar. dian ; one of, the latter excusel himself by saying he had tbed every means to his, power to induce, the yott,tig man .to return. after the" , elOrment. .The Lotto Cat A NC ELLOR desired slut all the parties tnight be hr :light t? on a ,future day, When he woula coisitl:r whether to commit them to ris.,n, 01 di4 red them to he prosecuted in the King'sl.3:neh„ „ was a Se4l Day, but no Motion of any eon' sequence was made, On Saturday a:cause of porterage 7 exciteil some i i: r te: h es e t ,e a s t rt t ia h g e ; .. o. N o l hf it h n s s ol i im i o an te: :ruse Mr. BR PU c o n f n - IV: a; li k :p l A a t n e c, conceivtd =he~ been o verch".t,4 ol goods t from it a t i t , ;e va li r , : t i , e g ß iha oar t the Ail warranted Ofe charge', be Was ['Unsuited. 'Saturday'several Publicans and otlacrs r , re•iding in the neighlroirbry , d of Bdtlinal.green: and Spital., fields,' were fitted zot.-eaCk, fur kteping-thetr re. sp he e ce( i i i : i)v a n t e t t i sh 4 b y e' • Si a 7 c nl o 7uP : t fi nh :l d en ' ; n t • l g a t i t a f LA M i t ) . iv G in o c u: Per : Merchant; was committed Prow Unirm Hall for trial , Charged with i pur.oxi,,g seierol articies of vocal belonging' to hi% S itutday a went in , of the town, named: Nowlelf. was committed for trial, ft-In W.Aship.street Offic e ' for stealing 21. !". . itotn a yoistag man who iud pc• cotiiratiied fit r Siftnid,ly I aitteen persona in the Borough Wet c.ativ,iftedin the penalty of si. each,' fo r letting' (0 fire.w.urks on the anniversary of the Gurbfaw drt Plot. - It, hits• lOng - been deemed a pretty amusement in at night d inhabitants.(a)frber°7lt::::gtrielledaltsa:mi,plaC),,,artal:nobnr tirideagriely;caemvsteghro)ic.3:l3lZ con• siderable sum. By increased Ligilance, hawe vcr some of the mischicvsios depredators have been dj : tenet!, and oneindividual . alune has beer, fitted Saturday teinnight Chivera, a collie r, co. Ployed at the Rock Coal.wurk, near NetrlohorPe' Bridge, was killed by a cblio of enormo us len g ths and upwards of a 1 , ,:n w eight, breaking .by the 1) of the engine, ne ar the mouth of the p it, and aro falling upon- him,. broke almost ery b onn and rendered him in the stat ve e of a cri e i mina hi l o st/ f h t n he ha c t: i o f ff:e i r ) e e.c d ai t i l i t e e .s t o ort m or es he nd neck,. that it 11iTt$Sary to sepirate th e lioks With chibelse , — , The acciden ts fenndit entangl ed C1t.411 Part of his eyes was struck out by a ,s ti c k, poor man are very remarkable. si fn , his . youth, one . 1 b beh o ne t:: ersrreota: ore;►which he jeg, eo r quanti ty i s b n ii lnulacs( : 1 5 1 fin o e : n i b'rolen by a I i:•ge pcc.:..• of co,l falling h ro i 71 . escaped beingr!: r ee killedw cks re i l e a c i () de t a t r i l! rn , i t; e : t falling down the pit as he was descendiag it, wilt° perceived e w i t e t k i l I t T e t lie greatestm en a b v e they ir) 1 1 ) ) 7c i i ri Vil i t sit whit the • terra runner, and thus WO arlth 111, • q l j A : # ' ;pe4,1111r,) s in ce : fhis h e e n d W a h n i o ct t i l fell down ttte er wtilt; he was Standing at the b ottom. SHIP NEWS. Gtt AV 10 1 4 0, NOY . 9. aa , Passed by--the Lady Castlereagh , Edrneades, fr °2/1 C. l t 3 t Ilont face, , Worland, f ro m Stettin; (*iv we (;,: Putt, 4141.;;.,' Cu , L e i !lb,* from Lear Hiattutig, Fredetick , M3ro ll, 131 14, ':?rtd row Ittna, fanson from E Wen . '3llW—the Lucy fUlsi richer, . 1. tor , w 4, Vickerman, for Elsinore; Prowess Al.lry, Orviow ter ro fo w id ,r:l :3 l4ic ritta u :l c iri t s .e t s i e a:a o , Guttenuurgh ; 30 1 Stisson, for Tonningen ; tionung, y _ . 811(711S. r tri g ,the : On Wedneslay fast, aitha Lf - i,:ige, L'itnnington, i.--- -1 - ' Lady cif Ntaititecv Caster, F. 41. •of d' Daughter, ~,, prt -The santr day , at choityn, Ole lice of las father, t,""•", son of Suttilli, .the, Lady of-Lord Viaount Andover, Of " . , and Heir. ' Uth ti..LLtl 2= 4 :teit SauMa'.l4rei . e 1 . ... F Werici...c„....,......iter° bq. Qt. ewmatt-street, 0 xtord •road of a Son. ... . . , MIR R./60, r 'Lau:ly, at Edintrt,rgb, Lieotenant. Colonel Charles . fro; ,of the 3d, or King',.s n Reginfent or 0r.1,-pow% ii'uti. C i atnarine•Donglasi 'sister of the late Coluilel A ri,1111)3,0 Bias, <4 (S'ota.ttiltN(l3erdea:v)l"giallittes..tira.r'ett.tS‘t 4.,sAibnol,rie,.‘sq,.:s.,,n,,fl:rtd.3;eirl 1 , 01 / 10 11 10 6 1 1.3ei1t!../itit,. of Bald win`s- . g ir.teo.s, Hot !), an. . . . .• - PIED, ~ ... Lately, ive' . at Edinburgh, Dr.-Robert. Grant, late ot -4, 1 , 0 , ness, Fellow of the Royal Colie4c ut l'hysician• burgh. • - • • . On thelsth fifAtignst, at-Deinerrtra, English Sai l ': ~), Ai r o ph Esq. Assistant. Cuiumiss Al in iht late _War at I.til'i' l ' o lin On ttsF sth lost. at t'uole, in the both year u llii , •I=i ' lieininin4, Esq. Alerat.:nt of that'll. cc ;?4 ,1 ' On Wedne.day, -at Ta.s.•••ster, at,the ,Jeat age of 9,1;, ; 010 John Hartley, lather 01 :',Jr. , Alikrlnal: tlattloY, °_,/ lot .and of' Alessrs. Stephen and 'oho Hartley, 01 Or' '. . , place. it ,On Thur••o,ay evening last,' at Vauxhrill, of a ac ° 1 1 ,1 1 , 1 74 6 0 1 ! 'her ititli year, after a very kW week's illnes, M.'° ', 0 0(1. 0 only ditightei . , of the latv.-Anges Vii' N''`l' - Esq. Ceri d i ,`,., , of the Hun. East- India Company's Shid i kitty Vo i r e i i - t ronh -. 1 he sann "cycning, at his inuther's 1 - i••.l , •'-! at Atiilli•nu Gray Teer, Esq. I r 1 , cr Ott Saturday se night, at Lincoln, aO ,l C 9, r ,'„ ;-,,„iit • - h ' ,. ' nary 11JVCCileS • • Illaket. ; Ile was. n g b,„,,i 11,;„;111 to.' i ' L ' i li•,l l "' fore, and bi 6 death iS StlfpoSed to tali , : bi , " i " C3' - f till Obstruaion in a bludt vessel near the twirl% j•jitl,i l'atelY, in the 83th ye4r ot her age, 11•111. WolleY..lo y„;1(-, the itc•v . cod ;rev WolleY, Reaor til-Tlitirriscos:,, „.1,,,n10; shire, :mil the last _ *ivy Eying dat4;hter of the R , ;. , , : ii : il i c i d' Laniplugh, lieretofure eil-2 of the Caniv K.''''" ~,.., Yeit. 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