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- - From ihe LONDON GAZETTE, 17, 1204. War-Office, Tan. 17, iso.t. cy of Lincoln Volunteer Cavalry. William Hayward, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Het. Rev. Tho-nas Brown to be Chap Hett, Gent. to be. Nutgeon. Ma-Lotkian I/aro:tier cavalry. Philip Dundis i Gent. to be Lieutenant, Argyll>hirf Volunteers. john Campbell, Gent. to be- Ensign, vicelCdfieCarttpbe'll,. resigned. Argyllshire Additional Volunteers. Thomas Campbell, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Gilbert Beith, Cent. to be Ensign. Hugh Stevenson, Gent. to be ditto. North Arundel Volunteers. / Captain• Commandant Charles Eiddulph to be Majoi*COin inandant. Brvage T'llanteerr. • ohn Tregear, Esq..to be Captain. . Henry Carter, Gent. to be Lieutenant. john Rowe, Gent. to be Ensign. Lyal• Daler Volunteers. John Gelciatt, Cent. to be Lieutenant. john Mingles, inn. Gent. to be Ensign.. The Devizes byal Polutter CattalThn. Rev. Tames Lediard to be. Chaplain. Charles- Gibbes, Gent. to be Surgeon. ist Battalion of Edinburgh Spew men. To be Lieutenants—Archibald Crawlord, . Gent. William Jiraidwood, jun. Gent. Charles 'Ritchie, jun. Gent. Robert Stevenson, Gent. John Cameron, ent. .Thomas Ilainilton, Gent. Matthew Sheriff; Gent. Adam Brooks, Cent. john Yule, Gent. To be Ensigns— Menzies, Gent. David Robertson, Gent:- Andrew Wils,;n, Gent. lohn Grieve, Gent.. William Woodburn, Gent. john Ballantine, Gent. f-xfarshirt Regiment of Volunteer Infaiitry. ;ohn Sturrock,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Saunders, resigned. Eareham and Tith/eld Folumeer.r. f esse Mitchell, - Gent. to be Ensign. Gillingham Volunteers. Ensign William Bell to be Lieutenant, vice E. C. Auckland, deceased. Joseph Reade, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice Bell. Trades Battalion Glasgow k i alantrers. John Flyn, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, • ...vice M'Alister, resigned. Lieutenant William Rodger to be Captain, vice Morrison, resigned. Ensign lames Hay to be'..Lieutenant, vice Rodger. Ensign lames'Law to be Lieutenant, vice Bald, resigned. George Lyon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hay. Robert Hood, Gent. to be" Ensign, v;ce Law. William Cooper, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Kirkwood, deceased. lirVerneSs-shiee Vo lunfcar Infantry. Long Island' A dctitional Company. Norman M'Lean, Gent. to be. Lieutenant. Alexander NV Lean, Gent. to be Ensign. South - Lewis Vo!units', Battalion . Henry Verrall, Gent. to be Lieutenant. John Garton, Gent. to be Ensign. George Beard, Gent. to be ditto, Lowden Volunteers. . Peter Hodgson Salkeld, Gent. to,be Ensign, vice Roper, in. serted by u4stake. )ohn IlemrOn, - Gent. to be Lasign, vice Ellis, resigned. Ramsbury Polunteers. T. D. Perse, Esq. to be Captain. Sanderi Bennet, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Arthur Aleyrick, Gent. to be Ensign. S j A s JOsehearty, 41berdour, Tyrie aPtd _tr_c_en, a nd Fr aterbpg b Volunteer Battalion. Captain William Fraser to be Major-Commandant. SalishuiyAlumeer liezekiah Wyche, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Shropshire Volunteers. Adjutant F. Quarme to be Lieutenant. Noel Lloyd, - Gent •to be Ensign. Arthur Downes, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Quarme. Udney, TarVeS, and Meth/it Volunteers. Rev. Thomas Tait to be Chaplain. South-East Battallou of tho Isle of Wight Vol:yams- Peorge l'edder, Gent. to be Surgeon.. , - JV sntawn Vobolters. William Kennedy, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Vice Wilkinson, resi Ktled ~„ Loyal Cify of Wine - hour Polzqufr.,L. . Christopher Serie, Gent. to be Lieuittnint; vice - dittntlett, resigned. E Ran TA in Gazette of Toth November, 1803. P(ymoia.b Dock Volunteers. For Thomas iklumford, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colon:I, zead Tbomas Muinford, Gent. to be Lieutenant. - In Gazette of 24th November, .tBO3. Simop,bire Volum:of. For john Kynaston, Gent. to be Ensign, read John Xynas. ton Corbet, Gent. to be Ensign. In Gazette of z4th tlt Regiment ofitAl- Lothian 14,14ntry. For Tames Cleghorn, Cent. to be ins gn, vice Thompson, read Ensign James Aitchison to be Lieutenant, vice Thompson, superseded. James -Cleghorn, -Goa. to be Ensign, vice Aitchison. Stourport Volunteer Igfivery. jor Ensign Edward Tyler to be Lieutenant, rice Parker, re. sierlect. lames Nash, Gent.. to be Ensign / vice Ty 1e: j read lames Nash, Geist. to be }..icutenant, vicey.arker, re signed. ' • • (.'on ntittivi in :Le Worcestershire Militia, signed by the Lord I,?e2tenan William Tolley, Gent: to be Eluag,,n. Dated January 9, Consul4sion in 'he Aberdeenshire Militia, :tried by the Lent • • ... Lieutenant. • • • John Baird, Esq. late Lieutenant-Colonel 53d Regiment. tb • be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated Oelober Conniiisbn in : the Herefordshire Regiment of Militia, signed • • by the Liemtenalt, • • George Lord Rodney to belieutentint. Dated 1311. r, t 8.04. Ctownissians iirted by the Lard Lieutenant of Ike Cmitty of Nur*airiptqn. To 5e Deputy Lieutenants—Henry Duke of . Buccleugh. t Dated May 9, 1803. Thomas Lord Dated as above. George Henry Fitzroy Earl of Euston. Dated 3s above. Charles William Montagu Scott Earl of Dalkeith,' Dated as above. john cane Lord Burghersh. Dated -1 S • above. •. Sir , Edward Dryden, Bart. Dated as above, Thomas Carter, Esq. Datedasabove. Justinian I sham, Esq. Dated as above. john English Dolben, Esq. •Dated as above. Charles Knightlev, Esq. Dated as above. William Hanbury, jun. Esq. 11 2 ted- as at-Ove• Robert Andrew,Jun, Esq. Dated as above'. • William Somerset Dolben, Esq. Dated as above. John .Esq. Dated as above. • john Monier Clarke, Esq. Dated is above. Thomas G rant, Esq. Dated as above. john Capell Rose, Esq. Dated !tine t, 1803 john Charles spencer ViscOunt Atthorp. Dated 'tines, rBo3. George Vrancis Lynn, Esq., Dated : July •z 5, 1803. Iviat:hew Easton tones, Esq. Dated August a, iBo3. George 13iggin, Esq. Dated August 17, iBo3. . C4vvnivri9ns in the Northamptonshire Militia, sisweci by the bird Lirutena , • Sir Richard Brooke do Capell Brooke,. Bart. to be Colonel. - Dared March to, 1798. Samuel Isted; ~ sq.. to be Lieu. tenant-Colonel. Dated as Above. Thwitas Samuel Mat son 'Samwell, Esq.•' - to be.-Ditto., Dated I uly Justinian isharn, Esq. to be Major. Dated 7, 18 03 . William Smiixerset Doiben, Esq: to be ditto. Dated Aug. z, 1803. l'o be Captain.S—laMes Monson Phillips, Esq. Dated May • 2.5,.;795. Edmund Major, • Esq. Dat:xl -March 7, 1799. Thomas'Seymour Hyde, Esq. Dated Oa. 3,.180t. Ed. watd Septimus ,Orme, Esq. Dated April is, 1803. ,Charles Knightly, Esq. Dated Max 3, 1303. William Halton, Esq. i. Dated May j, iBO3. Lewis Harrison, ESq. Dated Ma)' 1803. . john Nethercoar, E'sq , Dated June 16, William Rost Rose, Esq. Dated July 7, 1803. • FranciS Gore, Esq. ' Dated July 11 j 18o3:- Eanghant Rokeby, Esq, Dated Nov. ‘1,1803. • . To be tieutenant---I•Tilliam . Sharp, Gent. .Dated April 30, 1797. ,Thomas Vage, jun. Gent. 'Dated Maich 3,1798. 1 0 4, 1 Williams, Gent. Dated t, 1798. 'Benjamin • Sims. 'rut. Dated Jan. 1 799. William Blennerhas . -tier !:airman, Gent. Dated March It, 1799. LOreliZO Ball, Gene. Dated June 7 lot. 'John Nl - ..Molineux, Cent. Dated Nov. 8, 1801. Thoniias Gent. ,Dated YfSTVILDAY the Coast met, and proceeded in the Trial of John Macfarlane, late, Corporal in the Stirlingshire Militia, accused of the Murder of James Robertson, commonly'celled Daft Jamie, on. the tetit Oetober last, in the street of Bathgate. The Court having passed the usual Interlocutor, finding the Libel releVant to infer the,Vains of Law, the Jury were sworn in. _ ' -• The first Witness called for the ProsecUtion was, John Cockburn, Shoemaker, Bathgate, who said, he recolleas„ on the t 3:h October last,. Macfarlane and a Deserter were billetted on him, accompanied by Daft . 7amie. They came in about six o'clisek, and after sitting a shirt time; they went our, Prisoner leaving his firelock. Bird and Brownlee were bil letted on John Murray, his son-in-law, above stairs. Bird and the deceased came in about pine, and went . Up stairs ; about 20minutes after, Prisoner came back, and asked if his deserter .vas returned, es he escaped from him in Ramsay's, where they had been drinking. Witness said he was not. Witness and the Prisoner went .to. Ramsay's, and asked for the deserter, but could not ,find•him, They returned to Witness's house, but Macfarlane still .seemed to think the deserter was in Ramsay 's,•and Went away again with Witness's son, and returned about eleven. Witness advised him trego to bed ; he lay down a few minutes, but soon rose, and .said to Witness, " rcannot lie, don't impose on me, you know my situation." The Prisoner then went up stairs, and soon after Witness heard the.. deceased give two ldud cries; .he went up, and found Prisoner insist ing that Jamie knew where the deserter was ; but thedeceased tieclared he knew not where he was. Prisoner held. a cartridge to the deceased's nose, and said he would make- him smell gunpowder, if he - . would Aloe -tell- where deserter was ; he would march Mm to Edinburgh hend-cuffed ; and that he • would shoot hint; but. Jamie always said he knew nothing .ahout the deserter. Soon after they all came down stairs, Where Jamie was hand-cuffed by Prisoner's orders, and they all went out, Prisoner taking his musket along with him, which none of the other two did. Witness in a short time went to bed, and awakening about four o'clock, he saw Macfarlane sitting 'at the fire-side, -who began speak. ing about the deserter :. asked Witness's assistance to search fur him ; Witness advised him to go to the billet master, who would let him know where he would find the constables to take - with him on his search. Prisoner said he would go to .the bil let.naaster, and went out. They had no converse don about Jamie. Witness saw his body . lying on the street. • Wen. Brownlee, private in the Stirlingshire Mi. litia, said, in 06tober last he assisted in Condgting a deserter froce e Glesgdw toldinburgh, along with the Prisoner arid Bird, accompanied by the deceas ed ; they arrived at Bathgate in die evening, and got billets.; Witness and Bird. were quartered, in John Murray's . , Prisoner in Crawford's ; remained in their qparters about e ten minutes, when Bird and Witness lent out witti landlord to Janet Rainsay's to get a drain, and soon after the Prisoner, the de serter, and the deceased, e came into same room; re mained there about two hours, when Bird and the Witness returned to quarters and went to bed, but does not know when the deceased returned. Dc-, ceased slept in a closet near the Witness ; Witness was' awakened in the night-time by the Prisoner, who told him that the deserter ',had escaped ; the Ptisoner Pulled die deceased out or the closet by the neck into the Witness's room, saying he knew where the deserter was. The deceased said he did' not keoW. • The Prisoner took out a cartridge, and bid him smell that, and said he would....sh ee s him if he would not tell where the deserter was. The deceased give always the same answer. The Prisoner took him down stairs and hand-cuffed him. The Prisoner used the deceased very roughly, and gave him a pretty.hard - blow on the shoulder with the bolt of the hand-cuff. They all went out to the street in quest of the deserter, the Prisoner taking his • accoutrements and firelock along ' with him, which none of the others-did ; 'went up the street to the extreinity.of.the town, and there the Prisoner again. said he would shoot him, if he did not tell where the deserter was. They came clown streets again to near the middle of the town. The Prisoner was to the right of the Witness, and Bird in front; .the deceaeed was going by the side of the Corporal, rather behind him ; the Prisoner again said he would ' shoot bite! the Witness, and Bird said, you will surely not do. that--' No," said he, " it is Only to fear hiM:''' He took out a cartetidge and put it into his intoquet, which was before loaded. They were' still walking, when his niugliet went air; the Wit , • ness turned round and Said,'" Have you shot him i" the Prisoner answered, " I have done for him now." Did not see him present his mucquer, but ,:tw hi s piece corning down from the level after firing.. H e had no thoughts that the Prisoner was seri ous i n , intending to shoot - die deceased ; the Pt i,one r did At the late Session for the Eastern Division of Sussex, a Bill of Indiftment was preferred against four of the ,Barrack Artificers who were lately con: cerned in a setioi, dispute with the Barrack.. 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Convnistion rived by the Lord Lieutenant of the County . of Not : tingham, and Town and County of the Town of Nottingh am. Data 23, 1803. Sir Thomas Woollaston White, Bart. to be Deputy-Lieu ; teulut. • EDINBURGII, JAN. 14. TRIAL OF 101114 NIACFARLANS. not appear to be sorry► for what he had done the_ Prisoner gave the Witness the key of the hanlcuffs to take them off 'the deceased. The Prisoner said, after Jamie was. dead, he surely knew where the deserter was. They went to Ramsay's and knocked at the door, hut could not get admittance; after looking about some time for the deserter, they re. turned to their quarters ; the Prisoner on the road home said he had a good mind to go away, but the Witness advised him to stay. The night was very dark. On leaving Glasgow they got four cartridges each. Cross.eKamined.—The Prisoner had been very I kind to. the deCeased on the road, who got his break.: fast with them. On applying to the billet-master for nets, one Waslot to the deceased likewise. James Bird, Private in the Stirlingshire Militia, said—ln Oftober last he came . to Bathgate guarbling a deserter, along with the Prisoner - . and William Brownlee ; they were accompanied by the deceased ; Brownlee and Witness were billetted together ; in the night-time the Corpotal awaked them, and said the deserter had escaped. They all went into the street, the deceased lacing hand,ctiffzti ; went first up the town and returned down again.. Heard the Prisoner-say, if the deceased would not tell where the deserter was he would shoot him, but they did not think he was serious, the Prisoner always saying it was only to teas . him ; the Prisoner was walking close by the - deceased, rather before him, when he said this; Brownlee and Witness ,rather forward, abouceight'yards. Saw the Prisoner_ load his piece as they were going down the street, and then shoulder his piece; they were going =slowly ilown street when he heard the shot go off; he had not his eye on the Prisoner at this time; 'he turned round and saw the deceasediall ; andthe Prisoner was in the aft of shOdldering . his musquet. Witness' said, " You have 'done for him now !" he answered, " I have done for him now ;" he appeared to be' a little sorry. The Prisoner and Brownlee took the hand cuffs off the deceased. Tice Prisoner said nothing of his piece having gone off by accident ; they went down street together, leaving the . deceased lying ; when the Prisoner said he had some thoughts of go.- ing, but the Witness advised him against it. The Prisoner was drunk, but he thinks he was sensible what he was doing. ) When they went home to quarters, MuFray',s people asked where the deceased was ? the Witness said,'" he was out by there growl- , ing like a bear with a sore head," being unwilling to say he was killed, fir fear of the consequences. In the billet master's they had - two half-mutchkins among five, and in Ramsay's they had three half mutchkins of whisky among six people. Robert Smith and - Clark, Surgeons in Bathgate, said they were sent by the Sheriff to in. sped the tinily of the deceased, the situation of which they described, his head being almost blown to pieces. Bailie Wardrope, and John Wardrope, Writer in Bathgate, were present when the Panne' emitted his declaration before the Sheriff, which they iden tified. The reading of the Pannel's declaration, in which he denied having seen the deceased from the time he left Ramsay's house till he saw him lying dead, finishedthe evidence for the Prosecution. The Counsel for the Prisoner stated, that he was in possession of letters from many respedable Officers under whom the Pannel had served, giving him the best of charaaers for honesty and, humanity, which should be left for the insPeEtion of the Jury. Andrew LaWrence, Innkeeper in 'Airdrie, a wit. ness ness in exculpation, said, in last Odober a party with a deserter stopt at his house ; the deceased, who accompanied t h em, h ad struc k hs wife, and on Witness going into the room to resent it, he was hindered by the corporal, who told him he had not his senses. The Jury were charged on the part of the Prose cution _by .the LORP ADVOCATE, and on that of the Prisoner by WILLIAM ERsKINTS,, E s q. Advo , cate ; and the -evidence was summed up in a very • impartial manner by ,Lord CRAIG, the presiding judge. 'The Jury were inclosed, and returned their verdid, finding, by a plurality of voices, the .Pannel guilty of Culpable Homicide. 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GuY; of Chippenham, was convicted of stealing a ,quantity of coals out of his master's barge, on the Somerset Coal Canal, The Court taking into con-. sideration the great mischief and frequency of this offence, as well as the facility of, committing it, Would hive sentenced the Prisoner to transportation, and declared-their intention of infliding.that punish inent" on the next offender of this description ; but on account of Martin's age, they sentenced him only to three months imprisonment in the cells ofShepton- Mallet Bridewell, and to be twice severely .whipped. c ,questtiati D.virtnent at t,l)eßaa, ,trCus, though lung faeA' fair its celebrity; has now 'to boast of the most eff:aive powers, in the wonder ful abilities of Master and Miss Saunders ; the first stands unrivalled as a Horseman and Tight-rope Dancer, his agility and dexterity in each having passel the ordeal of the first judges, and the latter is without' compare. She has reached a summit of excellence on the Slack-wire hitherto unattainable by her competitors; as a Horsewoman she may challenge the whole . world, and for beauty and gance of person, and the most beivitching :deport ment, we never beheld her equal.' , . There being no Prize above 4601. drawn yes• terday, the Lottery is now uncommonly rich, and the }rice of Tickets' and Shares moderately cheap, when compared with the following State of the Wheel : Prices of L . . 20,000 to,ooo 5,000 2,000 I,Coo Soo 200 ico c. &c. &c. Tickets and Shares warranted undrawn, may be had until SAfurday morning wext, at both the offices of I. iltsx, No. 4,, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing-cross. PRESENT PRICE. k. 18 5 - - 9to 0 I Eighth - 29 0 Quarter -; • 4 16 o Sixteenth • 5 c , *.* Ohly Seven days to Draw.. ricket Yesterday being the Queen's Birth Day, and the Third ,Day of Drawing of the Lottery, the - Citf was not so clowcied as it hips been this last..week ; but as Saturday next will he the Fourth Day of Drawing of the Lottery, (the Wheel continuing immensely rich) what with persons going to the Batik for their Dividends, and afterwards .to the Lottery Offices for Tickets and Shares, the Citjt will have mere than its usual flow of visitors. SHIP NEWs, GRAVESEND, JAN. 17. Passed by—the Mackerel, Hoßing, from Bilboa • Resoltr ' ' tion Masicb, from Lisbon ; Theseus, N ewman , TO( Brotbers, Vanderden, from Amsterdam. ; • Sailed—the Twins, Peake, for Nevis, and San Joseph! • - Srrate, for-Bilboa. - M4RRIED. Yesterday, at Mary-le-bone Church, John Shedden, Esq . ( of the 15tti Light Dragoons, son of Robert. Shedden, Esq• Cciv.ier-strcet, to Miss Lewis, youngest daughtei.of Nlattne7 Lewis, Di.q. of Devonshire-ylace. On Monday last, the 16th Inst. at Blithfield, Staffordshir e ; the Rev. Richard Leven, Fellow. of MI Souls, to JO' Louisa Bagut, fourth daughter of the Rey. Walter uagot., DIED. h'# 'OnWednesday the 18th inst.. Thomas Elde, Esq. in ' l l 88th year. He was one of the R eg i sters o f t h e Courf.9 t:hanery. `Yesterday, at his house in Clifford street, Dr. Cishorne% The same day, at Hadley, Mrs. Monro, _wife of Captin" Monro, Ipf that place. On Tuesday morning last, at Waltham-green,, Fulhan. l ,: Mr. M. Isaac Williams, aged 85, formerly a , Cabinet . ..maker Aldersgate-sfreet.