The Sun. — London, England, 1804-01-04 00:00:00

a Yalluaiy 3, 1 804.. From tbe LONDON G •IZETTE, lan. 3, 1804. The King it., beer i .i . eA%ed sri gre‘t tit the' 14 o _ r nouah!e. Crolkley ikshiey the Oifite of Clerk of the Deliveri . e4 of ..the Ordnance. of the United Kir 'out of%Great - BritainNtrid the room of joheph Hunt, - IVit-Office, 3, 1104. . Tames F.s9. PO•rila,ctit Font, to be Pay_ master iicattcots, deceabtai: . • , ry Xlaekhruv Genile,nen a. ..d le:dna:try 1011n.Sinton,'G ent.. to be Su7i,mn. .•. ,SL.r4;itp're C.-vienhli awl Y . e/0n,c771 . 7 Calvary. 'Sai'.oiel Da%Pies to he Cfl>t,iiii, 'vice Hill, pro_ moved. LietiLti..iit • folio Wallwil to be Cir - t aain, vice jerVIS, pi - A:tripled. cornet loins Overton Lieutenant, vice !):.vies. C4.rrua, Miriam GriiiselL,te be lieutenant, vice Watford. Gcorge - 13radbury, Gent. to be Cprnitt, vice Overton. • • 'Siedewiro,f;l., Crc Ilrmen ai:d Yee; vivify Cavaliy. lohn Bray,:e, Eby, to be Captain. Thomas Fox,. Geht. to be Willi:fin fumes, Gent. to be Cornet.: • ~4th GeNdernen and •j Cavalv.• Captain-4: Fowkes to be MajoT- Command ant. Bennett to be Captain. Cornet to be Lieutenant... • . No, th tirrmriel Volunteers. Charles Henry Frier, I;b9. to be Captain. John Lutman Esq. t.) heditrn. To he Lieutenants-1 homas Cannier, Gent. George Daen trV, Chia. William flak, Cent. To b: Ensign— George Whicher, Gent. t. Castit Howard R ?Amen. Lieutenant Frederick Delrn to. be Captain, vice Howard. Hunottrable William Huward to b..; LieUtenaut,. vice Delute. Inies Hundred I'cluntrers: Ensign -- Ashwell to he Lieutenant. Thomas Chandler, Gent. to be Ensign. . • • . Dunjet ;Aline 141rateers. • • To be First Lieutenants-=Second - Lieutenant - Taints Fernie,. vice ‘‘' iiite, resigned. Second Lieutenant' John Lowrie....- SL7ond Lieutenant Thomas Kirkaldie. Second Lieutenant:- Richard Kilguur. Charles lq‘Naugliton, Gent. John . . C;Z:nt. James Ker, Genr. To c.. SLcon.l Lieutenants—William - Husband, Cent. 'Henry.: Sc, -nd, Cent. John StenhouSe, Cent. Dav,id'Mitchell,: Cont. • Tb be Chaplain—Rev. John Ferric.. jt Ball.dior o f iLe 2d Regiment of R7al Edinburgh Polunteers. W. - Lainhe to ne-C-aptain, vice More, resigned. 1.: -!'?:.-.11:int John Hamilton to be Captain•Lietitenant, vice resigned. _ . _ I.i.n.:t7ltrrits—Ensign • Patrick Irvine + rice Lambe. vn i , heft Al 4 l<enzte, vice Clow ; reLtgned. Emsign Z'VilliamMiichell, vice H4rsuiton. To ue t....: ; _. , ,i—Ro b ert • MI, Gent. vice Irvine. Francis kiirey, Cent. vice Nl‘ke'nzie H. P. 13rangliam, Gent. Ni ...c Carnetoit, .reOgticci It' -rt. Cathcart, Gent. vice Maci•en. Ale . xaUder Gibson Hunter, Cent: vice-S. Law son,' res:plc:l': , . Elgin Poliimerrt Eiisign Peary to 11., Lieutenant, vi,e Roma, reslgned. Re bezt Siark, Gent to be Ensign. vice t=eary.. Gl .141untcer SbaP pshootrs, Andrew M'George, Gent. to be Sect/I:I-Lieutenant, vice Scott, rsigitrd. gennett, Cent. to be Second . - Lieutenant, vice.Uro, resigned. Robert Sprei, Gent. to be Quarter-master, vice illorrison. re6i44iect. ut Battalivr of Herefordshire'VJunteet.r. - To b.:. Liente:;ant-s --Andretv -Mound, Cent .Nathaniel Smith, Gent Anraildnl Raest4-, Geiit. • To be Ensign, -John Cent. Step hens, Gent. 2d battalion j;inies Lloyd Harris, Esq. to be Cap- Lon, vice ‘Vatkins, zi./tegimen , . of Liverpool_l44'4,,ife,s. Artillery Company. Lieuteriaht Andrew Tckl:l:PatterSon to be Captain. Pit;llips, Gent. TO be Lieutenant. Int2n*y. Ensign ileorge Rot - :!:iil to be , Lietitenant, vice Richard Hai per, vent, to be Ensign : vice. husxlll 21 Regimen/ a/ 1/.4 rratia7 Fau. , rtetr brivaly, To he Lieutenants , - john Fitllert,n, Gent.' George IVltiffatt, 'Gent.. Thomas•l-Lirrison, rancis.Cameton, Gent. Robert Selby Cunningliani,. Gent., William lionnar, G en t. George P;tt e rson, G ent. Henry Ilardie, • Gent. John. Clark, Gent. George Laing, Gent. John - Hervey, Cent. W4!jam Witherspoon,. Gent.. Ens!Arts—Alexander Reid, Gent. • Cl - larks Erskine, c- it. George Pa.rme, Gent. Jahn Gibson Gent. John Prnngle, Gent. Itu'aert Bauch6p, G ent .. Peter Torrence, • Geo'. lames Miller. Gent. • John . Allan, Gent. ham Scott, Gent. Thomas Ferguson, Gent.' ‘Villiatti' Watsnit, Cent. - To be Surgeon—James Brice, Gent. To be Adjutixt La tiie Western LattalionGeOrge Moffatt, Gent. . . Lyaii Liwzioriton Volre'vers. Ensign C. Levert to be Lieutenant, vice Wilson, resigned. To be (ohn Colborn, Gent. Jolts Rickman, Gent. Waiiistt Fenilleteau, Gent. filaxchesler anti Saltad R Amen. Mljor S.iinuel — Taylor to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain S.au.ei Wood to be Major. • Lieutenant Thoinas•Appleby Cautail, vice Clowcs, resigned: he Lieutenants-- RuSert Cunlitti.-, Cent, vice Appleby. ill , ain 'Hounstield, Gent. vice Andrew. Joseph 'Afire- Gent. vice i ray, resigned. Lnsigns--Williant Nabh, Gent. Loyd, Gent. To Chaphilit—Rev. Robert Dallas, Gent. • MAtern Regimeq of the Mendip Legion. Lieltenant William Purnell Hassell to- be Captain, vice Fry i resigned. • he Lieutenants—Edward Vowles, Cent. vice Maisel). George 11.414. vice TultOn, resigned. , Gr:it. To be —lnbrt Card, Gent: vice Jordan, resigned. 9scpli Counsell,, Cent. vice Hayn. . Aiontg,tre ryqftive Volunteer Legion. Rcbert Price, j , m. to be Captain. William Brown, Geni. to be Lieutenant. 'Cliristopher'Brces Hall, Gent. to be ditto. Matthew Powell. Gent. to be Ensign. lolm lirees, Gent. to be ditto,' vice D. Richards, resigned. 11 . 4 vch V4lie7eers , . Lieutenant j. Pratch t •to he Qoarter:master. Lieutenant 71Vini:Ain Kent to i:e Surgeon. • P0it4:44,1 1,4;14 Pn'imtrett. john Perin, Esq. to be H. Lowman, Gent. to be Lieutenant. lUtatie, C;,eit. to be Ensign. sit Rex . ding //914viterfs. 111,;:or M. Armesley to bo Lietztetwit- Colonel-Commandant. Maryiis of Blantlfbrd to be -Major. Sl,er6 :owe V.danieers. . • Berkeley lilt 'anti, Esti, to be Alajor, vice Hawker, tesigtled.' • _ lit East•Soolfrs r t V c!tow Eer E T meat. Licutenant johnjeao,:s to b Capta;n, vice Woodforsig, pro inote.d. Ensi A n Thomas, to be Lieutenact, vice J:.tt:es. • Francis knniogs, Gent, to be ditto. - tin, Gent. to be Ensign. Lictmnant Richard Ring tab:. _ AtijutAnt. • 2d East Somerret Po&weer Reignri. , irt...• • Charles Knatchboll, Esq.-to be Lieutenani-Colonel,Carn. titandant.• Ciente, - It Tudway, Esq. to tie'Lieuteitant-Co , hotel. Richird Beation, lisq: to be Major: • Si.. Gilci '.; Palm! iv% • . , William Cunninglutin,Esq. to be Captain, trice Gosling, re. _ . - Teesdale FoimPtee;7. Laidman Hyslop, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Emerson;re signed. R. Veacock, Gent. to he EnsiAn, vice Ga tesignrd. T. Hutchinson, GeEt. to be ditto. l'aitatters. Captain Tliomas..C,oke - to be Capt 4 Commandant. • Lieu. tenant Hill to be Captain. • Ensign Henry • Broughton to b. Lieutenant,•• vice-11Hk. Richard (ones Tomlinson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Broughton, • johnStytche, Gent. to be ditto:- Pcl;inteir Light litfantty. Ensign SpCili. CT Mackay to be Lieutenant. John Boyce Gala. 'bt SeCond Lieutenant. - 11 7 1.7itchsvt,r I";,:livteer .Srtiteq. Captain Tolm Hamilton to Le l‘rajor. - 1.-icuten:mt Peter - .11iv.I.:11 to be Laprut: lOlin Vickers, 6ent. to be First - Lieutenant. Ricnsgd Fletcher, Gent, to be Second Lieu tunAat. C - .4ILITARTHEN. EL 511;T16N. EXTRACT. OF A L ETT Ek FROM CARMARTHEN, DNTED 27T/1 DEC. 1803. " Our late much-esteemed and deservedly highly respeded Member, J. G: PHI LIPPS, Esq. of Crom gwilly, whQ and his Family have reptcsented - ,our ancient Borough in. Parliament for. above half a cen tury, having for the-.pt t .sent retired from Parliament,. the Burgesses met this day for the purpose of eled ing.another,.Memher to represent them, when.j. HUGHES, Esq. of Iregile, proposed . Sir WILIA AM. PAXTON, of Middleton Hall, as a prope r p erson to succeed him, which 'motion was seconded.by CHA. MORGAN, Esq. and Sir . WI t: lAM was unanimously elected; after which Sir WILLIANt cane for ward and addressed the Eke - tors to the following eifeet : GENT L EM "• The high honour conferred on me - this day, by eleaint " me your Represent a tiv e i n P ar li a th ent, excites in-my 44 breast the wannest sentiments of Gratitude, and which " will be retained 'to the latest period of my existence: If "it pleases God to continue the health 1 row enjoy, my "attendance in the Senate will be constant, .and., it will be my greatest pleasure, as well as my duty, to follow your " lnstruaixns—lnstruaions Which I am sure will ever be' " diaated by that spirit oiLoyalfy and Patriotism Manifest " ed in so eminent a degree is your late Addresses to - ou r be, " loved Sovereign. On this occasion, Gentlemen, all I 44 shall further say is, that shall 't'onsider those as the " happiestrnoments of my life which find tne employed in --44 promoting, to the utmost of my power, in my private as 44 well as public capacity, the Interest and Prosperity of " this antient and most respedable Borough." " This Speech was received, as might be ex peded, with great and merited,applause.• • • " Sir WILLI XM was 'after!Alards Carried- throtigh the town amidst the,joiful acclainations of a most numerous and respedable company, who. did him : the hon Our of attending him. • " After the. Eledion Sir Wt LL lANt's friends dined at different Inns, and ale (the common bevetage of - the country) was given at different Alehouses to industrious•inhahitant s of the place. • Ban no scene could be more affeiling to the outhane tnitid, than to see the Prisoners in the Gaol (being permitted. cc ) open the Gaol door for that purpose.) blessing.and praying. as lie passed by for him, their.tnercitul, annual, and known bencfaCtor, since he came into 1 this country." BRIGHTON, JAN. 2. , • , --....,....11rat..n.... The Brighton fishertneivare all tiporhily.- alert,- owing to ci:e•news which has lately been. circulated . respectin g the French troops.having.emb ( Arked.in the ports of Holland, ezc. and to-morrow, tkv.elve -pf the ' lishing-boats, with an .tighteen 7 pOucd carrona4, : mounted on. a slide, .are ordered. to be.afloat. by .ten o'clock i n t h e f orenoon, under the iospeetion of S,t . EDw. NAGLE, and. by .contomand of,,His,R9yal Highness th e P RINCE of WAL.ES. . - • - _______,__. CORN ME.ASURE.--In O"ZI,:;(I,I.CnCe of an ti'ver tisetnent from Major TcPliAts4; a vc6 , l:irgc assent bldg.! ()t . Farmer s m4t at I )Ciffidd on the 22d of last an month. Shortly alt er, dinner, the o.airriLln rose d stated .to the company " die rea s on. s why , h e had presUrped to calttliern together : Ole great io'es ' which d'ee East Riding hadl sustained b y us i ng a ar g .. - ,r meabure than other p'4i-ts, of die Kingdom', which amounted to a sacrifice o ,f , a.iiiiill I,a r• otthir property.; that the selling by any other tti;',Astire thail The Winchester,Busliel,:suled the seller - to a for feitureol hip grdin, and a very large eralty, which alight be }ey tel on. the Inform ton of any Sertiaot, which no, Magi,,trate etiuld_.reftise to . adjetkige ; grain, sold by any other couldMea aVVullirdleil:ll° 'd l e ) b e t recovered e rett by, law," timouirr:iti'ly.. adopted th e_ Resolutions iti; - ,ved by m„y I..E,Gdytp,Bsq. and .se.conded by Jorm The - comPany GRIMSTON, Eq. of Neswick. Sir MA RK SyKES tieing 0 : ii gyngi:T.edoeitit!:sieititilli.frioo.iini tl(l)lea.:\leettl,g, sent his steward plat, so essential to the in (er esr s of his .numetous temi‘tlni4ti:s.yeiifairl;licShirail,:eß,rAwNacr:iss the same. I livi4,a r No - rolv P ..1.71350N, a''''',llSlo.ngoliißisc'stse'inn' ,g,,b,t)srl ex*C i l li t e ed thanks of the M Were voted to th e Ch a i rman, f or . the unremeet itti mg ng pains he had tak e n o n tile occasion. . A Cock WITH .A.,WOODIN LEG. —Nicholas cannon,: the driver of one .pt the Kentish stages,. has a favourite,gaMec6ck, named Trumpet er , has won:every battle - he everliught, bu . t a short time sinc e h e h a d the misfortune to break his levn a rat trap. Nicholas Cannon, who was uncommonly attached to this feathered hero, determined, if pos. Bible,, to save his . life ; and striking off the broken part of the limb, gathered up the fibres of the leg, And placed his favortri,te securely in a sling ; where, after having attended and fed him for five ve weeks, he . took off the bandage, and lotind the - wound cica. trized. He next set about mAking.in artificial foot, and, being an ingenieWs felin4,- soon fashioned a wooden leg andloot, armed - wits ispur, and affixed it to the stump of the amputated limb, upon which the cock now•aaually struts aniong his barn-door wives at Canterbury, a terror to- all, his feathered . Monday se'nnight an•in-Tiisi lion was ,• the Coun t y .of N'Atingham,. sop, itt' held at 'W or k.: before Mr. HOLMES,- Qoronzr, on the. body. of Mr. &mud. Robbins, who Was bllOt through the head in the shop of John'SiSSo7lB, . s hocrilaker, by the accidental (Hs: charge of a gon,- whilst in the ands an infan t son, a youthilbotit twelve years old. -We cannot sufiCiently'rqr,eft en d . lite c are l es snes s of tgasters of families and others leaving fire-arnis withi n the' , reach 'of children. The above case is etulia:Oy. shocking,.and must impress o,ier:}l2.eatitF.t With hor ror : the poor sufffrer and his littl e b oy h ad not en. teredfthe ShOp two minutes (having come' there to beg Of the Master to give another son' leave to play at cards and Mike merry on chriiirnas-Eve) before the child rock trp. an old gun that fay in the , :vind..;W?" . which instantly Went off Within an inch twb "of the htlier's lao, and sh ot hitn deal.• • . On Mori'l4.next the . State . Lotrtry begins draw ing,'and will 'continue oil' the i'Bth, 124. th; 26:li; . 2Sth• and - i tse preserit rrii,9(ll ; mid on the 'and Febrtitry, which will be the' list day' of drawing. Nic troLsori's' fortunate . Tickitiind•Share s 'can only tie had in London) at No. 88; Corriltill,..corner - o f the'Royal Exchange:: FOLLcE.. cv LDT./. A L.,---MondayWir. Roberts, the keener • i of H )rse inn:Fetter-lane, was brou g h t belktr.e Sir i1 , 14 - r - rEtT.W BLOXHAM, the SittingAlder trian,.fon detaining a parcel containing a turkey sent fr;')in Norwich. to Mr, Mblintsey, a Gentleman sitling in Charlottle.street,-Bedford.Hosre. .The ter stated, that his friend had wrizaen a letter to dated the zzd of Dec. mentioning that a fine turkey had beera sent the same day by the'ronivich Telegraph Coach, and would arrive at the White Horse, Fetter_lane, on the next day (YriWiy)', tended for, dinner on Christmas-day. Mr. Moisnt: se'y accordingly expeded the same, invited a part to dine , a•ith him, but experienced a disappointmi•nt' • by not r ece i v in g the present from.his friend, which ought t o have been .delivered on. Saturday night he therefore Went to thecoach-o ffi ce • on Christma s - Day,' insisted o n having the turkey, and waidenied it, under pretence that no parcel had arrived by tra coach answering the description. Another application ,was Made - by Mr. MOuntser to his correspondent, who inimediately wrote to Mr. Piberts, ordering him to deliver the parcel, as he was certain it had cotne to town. 'The turkey'veas then sent to thecomplainant on the Wednesday fol lowing ; but in 'so bad a state, owing to the time it had been detained, as not to 'be eatable ; it iva,„ therefnre,•seht batik again to the inn:' Mr. Robert's - endeavoured . to account for the detentLin of the parcel, by stating that one of his men ivd%eairii:.l it to No. jz,•in Casnle.street,l IblbJnn, where it was direded, and found- that- Mr, - •: . eircrr . or there, therefore bro . pl ; l ll .i.e an havin g d h o less than 3 00 6- Tarcel i. deliver on that "daY, he' did 'hot conceive he was•bound to' make furrher'incitrir'Y after the''parry. It, however,—;!ppeared; char large painted . b.Jard bad'.been -placed overthe door where Mr. Mounrsey had lived iii Ca - stle.streer, describing Iris removal *tt) No.rzz, Charlotte.strect.; in consequence 'of which 't he A kiermatt. ordVi-eil Mr. Roberts to pay t6i..for.-the turkey,- obServing, that it was Rio - ofterthc case that The propehty'nfin•di duals was destroyed, .by -the inattention of keepers-and their servants,:ivho wete - bokmd to de liver, whatever catrie'to them for'Onveyarrce, with*: all possible dispatch: 17* ••' Thamar 'Rend, iYailth 'Blake weft. fullftom.'. mitted,. charged -with stealine;spap and, grocery from the-house of at grocer in Coteman..street, told his Lordship the Prisoner, Sarah Blake, was it servant . in his;, honsethat -11pon going-vut.on-Son day evening, .abhut six 0fe144.k, with some Of his.. , t hey- s awfamily, two men lurking near his door; - that he turned , back, to watch -the Prisoners,- when he soon saw his door opened by. Sarah Blake , . who glve.:: .the other. Pri,oner some: hrlndle% which they .•noth • went off with; that. he.followed them to ad-liefit leak where the l'rispners discovered they,, we watched, when he stopped ihem,.. an d ohargilT. COl;titAble. With .- them, found the hundieS in C:ir , poSesszt.ni to be his property, and upon .seareli:ny, the bnXeS of both the ,Pri)ooe rs , several oth er t hi ngs - were, found. \Vol; I'. BTP. E T.—Monday a man vv,lsi - rAght r , ur, - c!1 `e With . h4v ir, g deserted her ::1-41_ ' lier.c 2 ildren, and not allowing, them any ten anee. She fur; her charged him Ivit.h having: ; I ,notfi . c . :- wife. The man said in his"deLnce, that what stated concerning his havEng„another ti' was t atid . ft.at she knew of hais.betng. a married man wlict, they twirled, and at the time confessed, she was a.ma:ried woman • but that. she .11A1. • rated from her husband: .the presentAiarties not 9greeing,,the tnan Went to tive., foripet and.left .. her': to go and . livi'wit4 ,her.torrne.k : huSba n d. The' woman ackncrwledged that. it was. true she had a former husband living, but did, not know where, to. and him. The parties were loth detained for a further investigation .on -a future day- C'ILINGE I.kN. 3. Madrid. I)itto Legii.orti (;envy Venice I.inurt Oporto ;),,brin - .. . •. • . . LONDON: Piinted by 1171CIIA NA N Al' MI L I.A N, ;of I;ow-Strect, CDvent- Garden) ; and published by tilitti,o4 ..ii! , 4 ! . eft SCa i pis, '(of•Soutiti Molton Ar the Stni.olll . Cr, 'No. I'll, Stra,d ; where' ifdciertlieriiertn ) Orders fp f t b t Paper ) Letters lor the 'Edior, etc. (porltaitt)i. mu 3 tnuetttam •37 5 2 us . 1 . ./it to, at. Sight 36 i t . 11ot - ter:tam - 2; us 34 lo 24, us. 11 I torta - - 34 11 dtisiday!stia - . 25 • 2 :PLtriS, dhtw , 25 8 us, Iltturdeaux, ti 6. 25 . 8 qadj i paper b.itto - 35 efiedive strl tt, G rosvenordsqu are) ; I): addressed. MEMORANDUM The App&ntment of Thomas Jarmy Cent, to be Ensign in• the 611 i Mutation of Reserve, as stated in the Gazette of the tirlt of I my 1803, has not taken place. The Appointment of •William Hamper, Gent. to be En sign in the 7th Battalion of. Reserve, as stated in the Gazette of the t,th of July 1803, has tot taken Place. B VICRETPTCY ENLARGED. Feb. IR. Wrn. Mac Alpine, of Aldersgate-street, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. - • 11,1NI:RUP7•S. Michael Richald, of Brightiielrustone, wine -merchant, to surrender, jan at, atone, 24; at ten, and Feb. 14, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Swain and Stevens, 0 Id. Jewry. lit,ristead sod !ohn (nark, of Halesworth, Suflblk, malt.sters, Jan. 23, :24, and Feb. 14, at eleven, at the Bell • Inn, Saxtnundiiaiii. Suffc,lk. A itornies, Mr. Mitchell, Saxinundham, or Mr. Robins, Gray's-Inn-Place,' Lon don. • Joseph Pyall, late of Sittihgbourn, Kent, shopkeeper, Jan. 7,47, and Feb. 14; at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attor ney, Mr. Bodfield, Lawrence lane. fames White, now or late of •Newnham, Giouclestcrshire, patten-ring 7 rnaker ; lan, a 4, at three,' 25, and Feb. 14, at eleven, at the George Inn, Bewdley. Atturnies, Mr. Bigg, Hatton-Gard en' London ; or Mr. H a ll en , Kid derm in ster. Geurge Phillips, ofßrook -street, Rateliffi, timber-merchant, lan. 14, at one, t 7, and Feb, •.14, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Burt, Gould-squaie. Wrn. Bruwn, of High-street, .Saint Giles, hatter and hosier, lan. 7, 17, and Feb. i 4, .at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, • Air. Hudson, Buckingtiarn-stree.t; Fitzroy-square. • , • DIVIDENDS'. lan. 25. T. Chubb, of Bristol, umbrella.maker,.at eleven, ai the Bush I , l , Vern;l3rifdl'. - Jan.,3l. T. White the younget, of StroocliXent, coal-mer drain, at eleven, - • • lan. 27. I—Ltortald, .of Aldermanhury, warehouSeman,- at eleven, at Guildhall. - Feb. tr. J. fackson, of OXford=stteer, linen-draper,- at ten, at Guildhall. Feb: 4. Ll...Moffatt, of - Fleet-Market, grocer, at eleven, at • Guildhall. . Feb. 7. T. Taoor, of Birmingham, draper; at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. .Feb. 4. T. Cheeke Lea; late of ' Oxford-court, Canon. street, merchant, at eleven,.at,Guildhall. Ptts. 31. [. Taylor, of Worcester, draper, at •eleven, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 7. I. Holmes and I. Palmer, of Craven-street, army commission brokers ; at ten; at aS.. %V. Ludby ' of Petworth, Sussex, shopkeeper, at `• one, at auildhall, London. CERTFICATES. • ' Tan. 24. 1., Iletcalfe,and 1. Jeyes, of I,rpper East Smithfield, 01 Irma - ' D. Cannan, of 'Warwick -court, Holborn, chymist. 1. Caries; of n _utv:.„ne , Che.Ohle, warehouseman. BETTING R00m. , --On - Thursday last isra run, .aver Epsom Duwn.s, .a Match, the - circumstances of which are .atptie.seot-thelikst subj,..a of conversation among the sporti.g circles. .About three weeks ago, o ne o f . t h ese h orses was distanced .by the other, and at .o:linnet. ; in conse. quence tlterenc . t he, owner of the-losing horse (a y oung 'Foreigner of large fortune ; well known in Lord Derby's . flunt),•ha‘ing got alitile expressed that his horse' Wig still the best. A celebrated stable keeper in the neighbouthood'ofCroydon,.propo s ed match-of 8o to ,70 guineas, to be run, on Th urs d ay the zgth of December,. two miles e.tch,C;irrying.l , 2 stone, to Start precisely at oneo'ciock, P.M. a:id then to fix the ride rs . Thestabie . .kCe i ler fixed on the se t , vant Gentleinan present; who was attending his Master: The.Fureign Gentle Man mentioned his own groom.. Things thus stood till. two days before the match was to - be run, when the Foreigner received notice - that his adversary bad changed his mind and fixed on a regular well-bred Jockey; Totally at a loss what to do, and giving up . his match as Post,_ lie met accidentally on Wedtieday afternoon, between three.. and Our. o'clock, a Yorkshire GentJetnan well known on the TUrc to whom fie represented his diftculties,::, who instantly advis"td lain to drive down to New.. market, and engage Mr. Buckle,..the.first Jockey in the kingdom, to be his rider. Off they went, and the next,day, the hour of starting arrived, and the winners of the former match were betting ten to one they Would b... equally successful at the present: whe n -the 2. - ue . i. l .bredrid er was mounte d cap-a-pee, inOolours of the brightest hue i , to .snateh, as they thought, by,. superiOr horsenvoiship,, • the_ palro.of.vtory from an Tnaramnscopunon.gfoom, out jumpe'd, from.a post- Ohafse, the M ag n us Apollo of Jockies, Mr. Buckle, ready couipt, and weighed,.at Epsom, who, leaped on his horse in ati instant, and by dint of the most superior skill in his profession, in a few minutes Wrought in the distanced horse just half a length be fore his former conqueror. The astonishment. of the Public at the &tens pocus presto appearanee of Mr., . Buckle was equal to that of the.wondering multitude, present, at the sudden produaion of the, ass's ears on the head of Judge Minns, - and bets immediately changed from ten to one to even Money. It is un derstood .that a jetz.v was in, the back ground, the principal mover of the above transaction. The Match was yesterday the chief theme of con versation at Tattersall's. Died, on Friday last, at Belligreen, near Glagow, in the 17di year of his age, JAstes Uttr, a young man of amiable. dispositions. He fell an untimely , viaim to hydrophobia, a disease but too frequent cf late in that neighbourhood. :An interval of titre weeks had elapsed since he received a slight scratch in the thumb of the left hand, from a small which was apparently sound. The wou n d soAn healed, a n d was ent ir e l y forgOtten. About a month. after the bite, having been exposed to.severe exer. cises he felt a.sudden pain in his left arm. No-me. dical.advice w as d eman d e d f or f our days ; the pain had by this time left the 'arm, but the hideous sytriptoths of canine madness Were apparent. Still so unsuspicious was he, that .it was only after re peated and minute inquiries that the Surgeon dis covered the origin of the disease to have been a bite in the thumb: Every medical effort to retard the course of the disorder was unavailing, and after two dais of uninterrupted struggling, he breathed his last. It- was fortunate fur humanity, as well as, satisfanory fur medicine, that.the horrors of: imagi nation were not superaddec% 'He was persuaded that his complaints arose Irvin cold, and he expresed; till very near his end, .strung hopes of speedy re_ • I co very. , . The Groom of Mr. FOLJAMBE, of Qsberton Park, Y,rkshire„.ivilsOlcii-thead last week by a gan g ,of poachers, .whom be and other .servants bad de. (died shooting pheasants, The murderer got clear ofF. SHIP NEIPS. ' . CRAVSSED:D, JAN. 2. 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