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Ewa the LQNIXIN G Aug.. 25, iBo4. Aug. 24, 1 804. th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, LieutepantEdintind Egan, trom Hall- - pay.ort tie .Regiment, to be Lientenant,.Without purchase. Stephen - Cordon, 'Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice brunskill; promoted. 6th Ditto, 'Thomas-Ilas, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase. • tatn Regiment. of Light Dragoons, Captain F. T. Dickens, from the 4th West, India Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Moore, who exchanges. 19th Ditto, Lieutenant Alan Twaddle, from half-pay - of the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dawson, who exchanges, receiving the dill4rence. list Ditto', Lieutenant .George Marlay to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase. Cornet Browne Fleming to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards,, Captain the lion. Edward Pluoket to be Captain of a Company, by pur chase, vice lolitk, who retires. Id Ditto, Duncan Campbell, i Gent, to be Ensign, by put chase. Ist Regiment of Foot, Ensign Christopher Myers, from the . ad West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Harding, appointed to the 47th Foot. Serjeant. Major Patrick Kelly,..from the. Beth Foot, to be Adjutant, wire the Rank of EnSignt vice Muller, promoted. ith Ditto, Captain Alexander M'Ceachy, from Half-pay of the 59th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Caldwell, who exchanges. 3oth Ditto, Captain Alexander Sutherland, from the 73(1 Foot, to be Captain of a ,Company, vice Briscoe, who exchanges. rlth Ditto, Lieutenant George Henry Drewry, from Half pay ,of the 2:111 liCiet, to be Lieutenant, vice %Vest, who exchanges. 39th Ditto, Lieutenant John Wilson Browne to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Wray, wl , o retires. . 44th Ditto, 'Lieutenant Robert Blakeney to be Captain of a Company, without purchase ; vice Al Vicar, deceasad. 55th Ditto, Devenish; Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase,' vice James, promoted in the 17th Foot. Vltli Ditto, Thomas Stoughton Denny, Gent. to be EnSign, by purchase, vice Thompson,' promoted. both Ditto, Joseph Wilson, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, vice Alexander, appointed Quarter. Master to the Royal Mili tary. Asylum. 0 64th Ditto,' Lieutenant Robert Turner to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice 'Few, deceased. 68th Ditto, Ensign William M'Kay to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Summers, promoted. James i ishop, Gent. to be Lisign, vice Greer, promoted in the gth W e st India Regiment. lames Straiter, Gent. to be, Ensign, vice M , Kay. 69th Ditto, Ensign Alexander M'Dougall to be Lieutenant, 6y punhase, vice Turkey, who retires. 13d Ditto, Capt. Horton Cootu Briscoe, from the sorb Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Sutherland, who, ex. changes. loth Ditto, Henry Stoddart, ,Geist to be Ensign, by put. • chase, Vice Freeman, promoted.' od Dan), M4Laghlari, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase. Ist West India Regiment, Lieutenant Cooke, from flalf.pay of the late lotst foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. • 2rl Ditto, Ensign Redinond Hinton Kelly, from the 37th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 4th Ditto, Captain Lorenzo Henry Moore, from the tath Light Dragoons;to be Captain of a Company, vice Dickens, who exchanges. Ensign John Dalton ,to be Lieutenant, without purchase. s,th West India Ditto, Ensign Robert Waugh, from the isth Battalion' of Reserve, to be Lieutenant, without put. 'chase. Ego/ African nits. 'to be Lieutenants without purchase—Ensign John Martin. Ensign Mar. }tether Robinson. Ensign Michael Camp: bell. Lot,ign G. 11: D. Crompton. To be Ensigns—Robert Charters, Cont. vice Martin. Ser. earit. Major M'Beati, from the 42,d Foot, vice Ro. inton. Wm. Frome, Gent. vice Campbell. Colonel Baillie's Regiment , Lieutenant' Henry Hardy, from .the tub Foot, to be Catitain of a Company. Caoadian • Eencibles, Ensign Tlioniai Ashe, from Half.pay of the 83ti Foot, to be Ensign, vice Pentz, promoted. Mott Scotia Fenciblcs, Ensign R. E. Armstrong to be Lieu. tenant, vice gibbons, who tesimis, Henry Bruere Arm sirmig, Gent. lobe Ensign, vice Armstrong. Diilon;sßegiment,De•Riviere, Gent• to be Ensign, vita I4' who resigns. York Lilt-infantry Yeomanry, Volunteers, Captain Fre , derick Muller, from the Royals, to he Major, without purchase. The King's. German Legion, Captain Charles Baron May.: .dell to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army. PIpCItANDUM. Lieutenant lames Prendergast, of the 39th Regiment of Foot - , is superseded, baying absented himself (ruin his Re. ginient without leave. Commission: signed Ay the Lord Lieutenant lithe COl . llO ofMid ,_ SI, Pancras fidunteers. : • _ _ lacob Thompson, Esq. to be Lieotenant-Colonel-Comrtr.n. dant. Dated May_ it, 1804. David Scott, Esq. jttn.• to he ivlajor. Dated as above. • To., be Captains— RQbert Walter Alexander, Esq. Dated May 31,, iBo4. Robert itamilton, Esq. Dated 11.42 y, C. S. Whintield, Esq. Dated AuguSt 4, 1804. To be Lieutenants—Williain Hughes, Gent. Dated May 31, tBO4. James Ntilner, Cent. Dated as above. lames Marks, Gent. Dated as above. Francis John Sergeant, Cent.. f.)ated as above. William !lemurs Rayner, Gent. Dated as above. b. Wlllsy, Gent. Dated as above, To tte Ensigns— Pines 'ltinhi,Cent. Dated May 31, 064. Core .I.ettwal I, Gent. Dated .as,above. Walsh, Gent. Dated July 27, tSo4. 1. Flemming, tent. Dated as above. -To be Adiutinr—Richard Smirke, Esq. without pay. Dated May 31, 1804- To be Surgeon- inse l vh Hayel, Cent. without Pay or Al. tow:lnce.- Dated lay 31, 1804. Yolvnterrt. Robert Butler Esq. to be Ca stain, vice Mortimer,lesign . ed. Dated' June 7, 1804. Wirliant Seavers, Gent. to be Lieutenant„ *we fittacr, promoted. Dated , as above. Bch lainin &owls Mullianty, Gent. io be - ditto. - Dated July Augustus C:atcott, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated luneq, tilog. Cha. Liateye, Gent. to bo Ensign. Dated 311 to, 1304. Rjral Stelit:orme Legiv. To be Captains. , Renjmnin , Watson, Esq. vice Shaw, re. .„aigneti. Dated June tr, 1804. William Henry Stale, Esq. vice Kober's, resigned. Dated May 31, 1804. Tho. Davhport, Esq. Dated July to, 1 804. ~To he Lieutenant --Willi:tin Gent. vice Maitland, resigned. Dated tune 1,.1804. 'fo no Ent,i . gna—Andrew Gent. Dted May ~8 tfte4. !ham Gold, 'Gent. Dated as above, Henry Carter, Gent. vice Chandler, promoted. Dated Tune It, /1404. ',CO be . Surgeon—William tolin Gritfinhoofe, Gent. Dated 142 4` 31, ,tBO4. To tic quarter.rnaster—Robert Jones, Gent. Dated May 3s, 18(4. kftstoririorryphistrer Cavalry. Harvey Cornbe,.Gent. to be COMci.' Dated Tune JEG' ito4. Royal 1'441 lane 141uniters. Lieutenant Lewaitre to be Captain,- vice Hope, resigned, Dated May 28, 404. Ensign Phillimnre to be Lieutenant, vice Lernsure, promoted. Dated as above. Brentford anti Ealing Valunec.r.f. Lieutenant-Colonel Jolla Dritikwarer to be Colonel. Dated iulY 180 4. Cec.; lye's L'oluntrers. Samuel Harrison, •Gclit. to be Ensign. Dated March ao, 1804 . . Nevi lii7onimier Pollootyr.t. Lietrtenant Samoa Briggs to be Captain, vice jennet, re. signed. V.trett July 27, 113:4; Ensign John Hitchcock to be Lieutioant,' vice Chesterton, resignecf. , . D.ited as above, " Ensign George Wooditain to be.Lieutcpant, vice Briggs, promoted. Dated as above. William Burridge,• Gent , to be Ensign, vice Hitchcock, promoted. • Dated as above. Charles Cox, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Woodhatn, pro. Awed. Dated at above: Quiver Royal roliorkers. tit Nattaiion.• Firtit Lieutenant I. I', Fixen to be Captain, vice Alttus, resigned. Dated Aug. •t t, 1804. Second Lieutenant Min Bedwall to be Firsi; Lieutenant, vice Fixen, * pruuloted. Dated Aug. tl, 1864. Hugh Statkie, lent. to he Sacolut LieUteliAllt, vice PeavVell, promoted. Dined . as above. ta Battalion. - Second. Lieutenant Richard Rotteatirgli to be First Lit:mei:mit, vice Hatiburix, resigned. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant Peter'F redericX Robinson tube Ditto, vice Wilson, resigned. .laced as above. Coliffir;ssiont 1i the Royal Eastern Regiment of Middlesex Mi, I Wa s tired by the Lard Lieuttmant. To be ljeutenantS-- Hunter, Gent. Dated '1 illy 9, 1804. William Bailie, Cent. Dated Aug. 4 Jo. %cid. dtway, Cent. Dated Aug. to, 1804. ••• To he Ensigns—Thomas Hawey, Gent. Dated June 25, iBo4. Matthew Elliott. Ccht. Dated I uIY 9, 18 0.4. Elliott, Gent. - Dated juiy Jo, ISe4.. Connzlision in tbe Loyal Greenwich Volunteers, signer ay the Lord Liwitenaht. Jackson Bell, Gent. to be Lieutenant; vice Smith, resigned. Dated August 20, 18e4. Etta AT est - in the Gazette of Tuesday last, p. ro24—tor Commissions in the Argyllshire Militia,' signed by the Lord Lieutenant—read, Commissions • in the Ayrshire Mi• litia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Patrick Home and Patrick Hunter, of Thriogrnorton.street, London, merchants, from August 28;-to Sept. 8, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Stephen IVArnsley, of Ormskirk, County Palatine of Lan. caster nultster • BANKRUPTS. JOseph Danlby, of Liverpool,' Lancashire, slater and plais.; terer, to surrender Sept. 17, IS, and O. 6, "at one, at the Casle,.Lad.street, Liverpool. Attomies, Mr. Charles Bardswell, Liverpool ; or Mr. Thomas 13Iackstock,'St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London. Edivard Owen Cumming, of Plymouth-Dock, Devonshire, shopkeeper, to surrender Sept. 7,. 8, and Oei. 6, at eleven, at the Bosh Tavern, Corn - street, Bristol. Attar nies, Mr. lames, Gray , s-lti.square, London ; or Mr. Thomas Morgan, Bristol. • ‘, Joseph Linley, of Oxford-street, Middlesex', hosier, to sur. render Sept. 7, at five, 8, and 06t. 6, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Stokes, 'Upper Jarnes-street, den. sq a re, London. .Thomas Barlow, of Liverpool, Lanca,hire, tailor, to surren• dor Set. 18, 19, and Ott 6, at eleven, at the Globe Ta vern, John-street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. John Cukit, Liverpool. William Drummond, of robbing, Essex, mariner, to sur render August ail, Sept. 8, and 04t. 6, it ten; at 11, 1.0n , 10n, Attorney, Mr. Druce, Fenchurch, street. lames Harman, of Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, Mid dlesex, haberdasher, to surrender, Sept. 7, at seven, 8, and oa. 6, at ten, at Quildhill. Attorney, Messrs. l'arrer, Steadman, And Wall, Bread street-hill. John Lardtier, of Oxtordstreet, Middlesex, ironmonger, to surrender Sept 13, 14. and Oct 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. it ILltarOson. Monument-yard ' 'Charles Stephenson, of l'arliameru-street, Westminster, stationer, to surrenner Sept. 7, at five, , and Ott. 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hulme, Brunswick. square. Rienard Mount, of Canterbury, hop. merchant, to surrender Sept. 4, '5, and Ott. 6, at ten, at the cuildhall, Canter : bury. Artornies, Mr. Williatn Reynolds, Folkstunc, Kent; or Mr. Richard Jackson, Gray's-lnn, ,London. Thomas Thomas and Henry Coineronolliirmingham, War , wickshire, latiors and partnerS, t 7 surrender Sept: 13, 1 4, .and 0tt..6, at eleven, at the Shakcipeore Tavern, New ; street, Birmingham. AttornieS, Messrs. Devon and Tooke, Gray's- I nn.square, London ;• or Mr. Burnish, Birmingham.- James Whitworth, of Al lard. Lincolnshire, brandy-merchant, to surrender Sept. 26 at two, 27, at eleven, ,and Ott 6, at two, at the :Sarai.en's Head Inn, Lincoln. Attornies, Messrs.. Allen and E xley, urnival's.lnn, London. DIVIDENDS.. 0.6 t. 2. Georo Moors, of:tong-alley; Moorficids, Middlesex, leather-seller, at eleven, at Guildhall.. Oa. 6 )ohn LaUrie, of Brentwood,. Essex, draper, at ten, at Guildhall," London. Sept. 22. Joseph Glover, john Hall, Samuel Hay nes, an d Walter Haynes, of Worcester, porter.:brewers, at eleven, at.the Hop Pole ' Worcester. i. Thomas Lee, of Pocklington, Yorkshire, linen draper, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn; Mahon, Yorkshire. Sept. Is. William Ward, of Birmingham, Warwickshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Public Office, Birmingham. . Sept. is. John T. Webster, of the High-street, Borough of Southwark, Surrey, hosier, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Ott. 13. Thomas Perry Tuther, of Holborn-hill, London, linen-draper, at ten, at "G uildhall. Ott. 6. Absolem Marsh, of Aldggte', London, jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall. 061. 3 0 . Williarh Puwell, 'of Broad -street, St. Giles's, Middlesex, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov, 3, Edward Chatterton, of Rye, Sussex, timbet-mer. chant, atter', at Guildhall, London. . CERTIFICAT Sept. ts. jrnes, evans, of hiansfield Woodhouse, Notting.. Inghainshire, hosier. • On Thursday as Mr. Cross, upholsterer, of Sud. bury, was going from Colchester to Lexdon Camp, in a single.horae chaise, he overtotik a waggon on the Mahlon road, and in endeavou r i ng to pass i t , t h e right wheel of 'his chaise came irf contad with the waggon, when the shafts breaking, he was precipi. tated under the Wheels of the waggon, which crushed him to death. He has left a wife and 'our children. On Saturday se'nnight a woman named Glossoii, with her busbandis daughter, and a servant girl from Rotherham, were all apprehended at Sheffield; for pursuing a systematic plan of shnplifting in that town, in which they aided each other with *potter. fol ingenuity. As — Mr: J. Forman, of Mabletborpe, near Alford,. was or Siturday s'ewnght siding on a load of hay, on its way to. market, it was ovetrorned into 2,drain, by which he .was suff4c.tted before assistance could be iirocurcd. A man was lately found drowned in a pond at Corket Common, in the parish of , Stony, and al. though the water is only three feet deep, he is sup. posed to haye lain their two or three days. He was an entire stranger, meanly &coed, ,And about forty' years of age. - A boy, — four years of age, at Monk's Eleigh, - Norfolk, was a few days since driven by a storm of Wind into a pond, and drowned. - . A woman, narnt.d Mary Bolton; was r orntnittrd to Stamford Gaol, on Wednesday, for robbing her Master's till of 43. 6s. ; anti when the keeper rook, in her breakfast, on ?Thursday; he found her .dead, in consequence of several Severe wounds. which 4he badly:flitted in her throat with a penknife. Two men, named Silcock and Blowers, were sent to sea on Wednesday by the Magistrates of Nor. wich ; the former, for heating his wife in such an 'inhuman manner, as to endanger her life ; and the latter,. for milking a hocking attempt upon a'child nine years of age. 'l;he following distressing occurrence last week took place near Godalmin: 'a mart, • his wife, and two children, one an infant, were riding in a taxed cart, when the horse became restive, and in plunge. 'ing, struck the man on the head, and' caused his immediate death. The boy leaped out .in the 'hope to stop the animal, but in the attempt he too was killed—,the horse at length running near a bank, the woman, with the child in her arms, threw her. self out, and the infant_ falling beneath the wheel, was crushed to death. The horse was shortly after stopped by some soldiers, and the bodies of the suf. ferers carried back to Godalmin; • PUGlLirsnt, On Saturday morning last,. a pitched battle was .fought in the fields leading leona l Lord's Ground to Kilburne Wel between young . Snmt, a dtfst.: man, and George Sandal!. After an inner ting - had 'beenfornied by. a rOpe fastened round some stakes, the confliet commenced, and-bets were three to two on George. The fight was evidently in fyour of ~ Sandill to the loth 'round, he having ,displayed mast skill. After the 2wh round they fought, hard; ,but Smut spewed superior strength, and bets were in. his favour. From the 3oth to the 3601 found, George was unable to strike with force,-and his blows were - all hit oft by his antagonist, who was declared the vithar. They were both severely majTed, particularly the dustman. Yesterday se'nnight at a feast which took place at Ludfotd, Lincolnshire', two men in a stare of intoxication, agreed to go out and fight by them. selves,. when one of them named Malkinson, was shortly after discovered dead, and the other drunk and asleep by his side; We cause of the formet's death is not known. RATS.—The Eurui store ship, armee enfiate, has been obliged to leave her station in BantrY return to Plymouth, in order to get rid of the numerous rats by which she is infested.- The quan. tity of flour and provisinni which they have de stroyed is immen,se i and notwithstanding every effort of. Capt. INNes and his people to kill them, they have increased to such a degree, as to bailie all ordinary means. The ship is to be unloaded, fu. mig3ted, &c.—We understand that there are several other Vessels at the different ports' now fumigating on the like account, Humbolt, while in Schuh America, had 4.0 or so young crocodiles, on the respiration of. which be made very curious experiments. Other animals di. minis!' the volume of the air in .which they live, but the crocodile increases it. A crocodile,- incised in boo parts of atmospheric air, which . contains 274. of oxygen gas,' rs of carbonic acid • gas, and 711 of azote, increased this Mass, in o n e hOur and 43 minutes, 124. parts ; and these .1124 parts contained then, as he found by exact analysis, r 06.8 of oxygen, 79 of carbonic acid, •and;938.2 of aztitic gas, mixed with other unknown gaseous substances . .. ,11)c crocodile, then, in one hour and three quarters, produces 64 parts of carbonic ac4j, and absorbs 167.2- of oxy gen ; b u t i s. 46 pat tsl.o fOund in the 64. parts of carbonic acid, it.appro. Oates t ) itself only 121 parts of, oxygen ; which `is very little, considering the colour of its blood. It produres. 277 ()arts of azote-, or other gaseous substances,' on' which the acidikable bases exerCise. • no anion. A - Physician 'Of , Bath "has used with the greatest success the aqua kali 't uri (dim lixklium sapotta reum) in the case of . a woman who had ,be e n bi tten by a viper, arid who was apparently in the'. agonies of death. He first administered a 'tea-Spoonful in water, every three or fotir hours, and afterwards every It* hours. The first dose gave her. immediate relierond in four days she was perfeelly cured. This remedy, it k asserted, is . capable of 'stopiiing the pro. gress of the deleterious venom of animals' in the human framei or if any of -the mineral acids, hy. drargus muriatis, or any other corroding salt should be swallowed, which an .alkali will decompose, a speedy exhibition of a ‘ siilution of alkaline salt, in proper &mei, le the most 'efficaZious remedy. • The.following method bf'putting two hive's of bees together, 'that are too light- or too weak sepa. rate, for stocks, has been tried, and found: success. ful :—Take one, two, Or more pounds of sugar (just as they stand in need of weight), put to each pond four ounces of water, heat 'them just sufficiently,to make the sugar melt, put it into a Wilder, to the neck of which tic the top part of- a 'watering-pan spout, then at night, or early . in the morning, turn i your weakest, hive bottom upward, betwixt the pegs of "the hive you wish to drive them into, first setting the other hive down close. by, then immediately pour,the contents of the bla4d e r all over these bees," it w make them neither fly nor fight, put.the other hiVe-tiponthem mouth opposite mouth, they will 01l go down to clean them for the sake of the ,sugar, and by that means, be familiarised t let them stand six days, then set the top hive in its proper place, . knock out the bees that remain in any distant part of the garden, and they will all join the other hive. At Worksop, the wife of a man in good circum. stances was lately burnt to death in an extraordinary manner:--her husband, having been out, all night, was broaglit home early in the morning in -'a state of ebriety, and after .a violent altercat ion between them in their - chamber, the servant, attracted by the_ shrieks of her mistress, rushed in, and found her. night.tiresi in flames, by which she was so dreadfully scorched as to expire in .a tew !lotus :—she died without explaining the cause tyf the accident. - At the same town,,last week, ashilti which, ind been put to bed in a room where there was a fire, by some means. ot towards it, and . Was . burnt to death. . . On Friday night, about eleven o'clock, afire broke out in the house of Mr. A !ICI is, in St: Martin's.lane, which was, ,by the great exertions of the firemen, got under ,without entirely c ,nsuming the house. Had it communicated to the livery stables adjoining, the whole of the neighbourhood would have been endangered". • The ancient church at Southwold had nearly bean destroyed, on Friday last, by the same kind of care. less stupidity which c.tused the accident at West. minster Abbey. Some plumbers employed in re. pairing the leads had kindled a fire with only the precaution of a little mould underneath. The hre had, unperceived by them, communicated to the timber underneath, 'where it was making rapid progress .when discovered by a carpenter at work at the inside of the church. It was suppressed, how. ever, by the assiduity of the inhabitants, without doing any material injury. Saturday night last a poor man unfortunately fell into a metal pit, at Foxhafl copper-works rear Swan sea.: and though taken out immediately, was so dreadfully scalded, as to occasion his death'early on the following Morning. LI) Nl' ON : PrihteSlby 'Rica Aan Jim lus o col No; 4, Martlet.court, how.str eet ) ; A na pubhshi'd by W3L - ..IAm ARMIC/R (of South Moltoo. s treet. GrOsvc.l4or-squirt.); At 'the StII4.OIFICS, No. is 1., SNnHdl where Adqurtitertertit, Ordertfor the Paper, Letters in, the £dr/or, &c. (patt.paii), must file addressed. IVIANStO ti•liot/S g F On Saturday latlts ilieVirest 11.44 and Stratiord.Carrier, was summoned Ilelore, the Lord Mayor, by Dudley, the Street -keeper, charged with carrying goods from one part of the City to another, wkiiont haying a Christ's Hospital ticket, as required by Law: Dud. .ley said, that carriers had made a practice Of Collea.: ing goods, which they took to an inn; and none hut those having the above-ticket had a right .to do so. Wright acknowledgetllhefads alletigedagainstl . :inii 4 btit said, he had candled Nrcels.by the particulai desire of his cuicoiiiers; and that it was the •ctutotti • with all other carriers, wito . did not know "that it was an offence. He , was spiry for what - he had dune; and if others were restrided• froth Oil' Praditet he, would not do so again: The Lord Mayor said, the penalty for each offence was zos, which he would not then inflid, in hopes it might not be repeated; and this hi wished to be made known to all carries:. ,Four Wrack men,. from the Ship Penns, were brought before his Lordship, charged. with being concerned with 'others, in cruelly treating a tat named William Thomas, who belOnged to that Ship: Only. one of the Prisoners could speak English; and he,derried having ever beaten the boy, v, ho gorth allowance as well as others in the Shin. There being no evidence against these men, they 'were dischargeth on the Owners' undertaking to bring them forward , when called on. ki.vd..::n; the surgeon .41) at ; eld.r the Cornpter ; said he saw the I, y this day, a iti that he was still in a d:frigerous state. Several Bakers in the. Ward of Farringdon With out, were fi n ed for selling bread defiCiem in weight+ One baker, in Cow-lane,' who had paid a fine of I" • an•ounce a few days ago, was s agiin deteeted in ex posing to sale a loaf six cunces.tieficient in weight , which the. Jury ,carried to the Lord Mayor. But sooner than appeir at the Mansion Amon, he ‘ , efit the full penalty of - p. an ounce. This the Lard Mayor ordered to he. recorded, and that the Do fcndant flonld jay all the expences. , . , Saturday, at Marlborottgh,street, 3 Publican, id the neighbourhood of Tottenham court.roadr ,Wa' charged with extorting three. pence for a Pint o f porter, against the c‘.?n s e n t o f hi s g uest. The fr o ' secutor called at the Defendani?s house on FE' da / evening, at eleven o'clk,ck, where he drank a pint i of porter, for which he'p a id t hrec-pence ;. for . another pint, „for which, being v ery had, he offered zfd. ; but the L a bdl or d refused that sum, and petetnptorily, demand e d threepence, w hich the Prosecutor paid. 'flie Defendant was fined in the mitigated - penalty cf five-pounds, which sumln formant gave to the relief of the Boor of the WW l '. .A man residing in RatclifrHighWay, on Fritt a Y. rook 'a litter of puppies to drown, having prev iously I,cciccd the tnpther in a room on - the first fic"; .the bitch, however, on hearing her young ones crY: ing'in the street, leaped through the window, sn u attacked the mart with so much decision, as to cntPs pel .himto let them out of the'bag in which be ha them, when the poor beak carried them back: t° their funnel' abode. NO. 16, ..CO,R NH -°TTERT VNEQLI4LLED. , Three Prizei of Twenty. Thousand Pounds. . Three Prizes of Ten Thaitatitt Pounti'• Three Prizes of Five Thousand rounds. HORN:43Y and Co. resp.edfullY aeV in l tt e lle n isT ev i bility, Gentry, and t h e , Public, that tier was a State-Lottery, s i n c e t h e first Ectablis hinen of Lotteries, that .afforded such beneficial Cha nces as the:present, which begins Draoing the 24.'11 °( next Month.--Clubsand SJcietiea will nit tai' t 0 s take advantage ofo grar.d .a is, , . " e 7 l sides, the only Lottery coolie drawn this year ; a " -whenever that has been the case, many imtonces. may be adduced, where there hide been more Tickets shared, before, the DC a Wirg Cam . Men et." ' than the whole number of Tickets contained in 11 ' 1 ,' flehent Lottery, exclusive of the 'number whole Tickets:—Huirislry 3,1 d C o . takelhe to state these fatis, in hopes to p rev ent irr ',,, 4 4 1 1 great Be .x i e n Ac c u r l e il e a pt s i increase Prizes; st ii l t e i w c i. e iai . en . titel O e r eo d ri ;: s from delaying their purch;sei, which in" N. r either to total disappointment„ ,UT at least to pro r t on demand. 60 . 00 1 .0' hence o r ctsr.. Skil' IVIEIIW. burgh, Hope, GRAVEsittin, Au, 24. ofra - Passed by --the Stadburgh, D e ere% friendshirit sop , way ; liOpe, Boston, for S e vitle; Royal George,•EXgr,",g. I Hutton, and Formita, - Hanson, fron t. from Rig.t ;. Miry Hall, Reyo.alds, from Stettin; 0' 1 " . to " , Smith, GooU Intent, Clark, Rebecca. klebe; Applzbv, and Yiigtini, lames, %front retershille, o 'rt.. Sailed . 7 4 he rts,' kiiwer, tor New- York ; ' matt, tor jartittiC.a ; St. Domingo, Ang-latla, for Catlig-',lvick rolina Augusta, Wegner, for Elsinore ; .haul, for.Tonitingen ; Wert, lacobs, Drie.,: v .Van ders, Arhends, Stadt Oldenburgh, Darker, and Letup, Velatten , or I~ntbde i. • • - 1.111? On Monday last, at Stow-H a ll, ne a r Down n l4l°r. folk, the Hon. Mrs. Hare, of u Laughter. MARRIED On Thursday last, at St. Michael's, Cornhill, the 11° ' On licaket, to Mrs. Gabtt, rot ionu-squArv• . 3 _ va vis. Saiurday, Mr. Witlimns, of I.3tobeth, to MI s of Vauxhall. DIED. A ';l' fA"' • On IVednesday, at Canterbury, Mrs. Taylor, wife • jutant Taylor, of the Royal f-tore Guards ( (3luc). ~, , ,,irec The same morning, Airs. Mier4, of tloihind's ~ house, Lower Thaines-str, et. , . On Fr lay, at her house in Park-street, after a WI% il ln°'' the Dowager Lady liarrov....l, ad 6s. 10 01'; The saute day, at his liotic in I-Limy-street, afters illness, Major.Gemial 'Koss. :,' , 01 .0 c i Un Saturday Intirning Lot, Mrs. Churchill, vvl''"‘' 3 Vv late key. C., Churchill, Pr.:l3.:tidary of St. refer',, 46 car of the l'aisti of St. Thomas, near ExeteE PR ICE UP' 6 Ch. , Bank Stock, Navy 5 per Cent. 9211 , I !Mt... Short Allll. I Bank L. A n n. 1715 -16°5 1 )0 1-1""• [797, 99i - };x-Iwiqueritlll s, (.. Irish 5 ptr .c O ist. , inioha 1,6 _ t 4 per cent. 75 i I ( nTerial 3 per Len. I , 3 rt. Cent. ~..cci, 5 7 ii Dire 41 ,,;,. 9 i 1.16t1 $ 3 per Ceid. CUILi. sr ) 7 I Con, Jur 23 Aug. 57 k ' _.--;.•-•" 3A I URnAY