The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-13 00:00:00

, the 1, ONDOkG ET i r rch 12,18 0, Dotenbt:'Street t, Ist!. A Di4ri.3l-li , r 1 wittc.i!) the fotlciwitik is att extran, Wily rtwirel ygsti.l4l3y nt .theE4l:l 'ot oin Ct..• ,P(iclrts.seti to f kis Lortlihir,) by ,Lictit,;;,aw .1,0 General ; k; B. ciatcd C3140%0 t6th tBl t Since I addressed your [..6rldlip on the 4th hive received ,furthey de aills of the affaigs at and near Dadfrjoz, from Which ihut f laePor tugte4e cavalry having b:!en unsupported in their pastlge of the-Ettora oti the 6th instant, were obliged to retire across the bora, in w operTitiondltey sustained some loss. The whole of the cavalry and infantry Wrefe then drawn into the fort of Badajoz ; pod, on the 17th -instant, they,made u 'sortie upon iii.- enetny, itt v,:lAch they sileticeded its obtaining pds'Sksioh of one of the enemy is batteries, but they uerrti ohlieid tri it-irt! a aia, arot; "linfOrtunaody,lhe guns in 417 t. bnitely were not spikedot otherwise de stroyed or ipjuted, Their lois % . jeai not less than eighty-five o ffi cers and five liunAlt soldiers killed mid w oun d e d, ,a s :ant informed; including j the Brigadier General Don Carlos, Inspagne among the latter, It ap 'pears that the Spanish troops behaved remarkably well upon t his occasion. While tho troops were in Badajoz, the French cavalry again crOsse.dthe itvora, and interrupted the communication between_ that place and EIV3S and Campo Major. They 'aitine out of Badajoi, how ever, on the. morning of the oth instant, atid the French *airy wore obliged to retire across the Evora.. The troop.; have since taken up. a. position on the heights between ti , e C'aya, the &era, and th , .. Guadiana, by which they Will 'keep open the communication ,between Dadajoz arid the country on the ' , gilt of the Jatter river. The er.etny have continued the siege ; and,, cm the night of the- I Ith /instant, they attacked the redoubt of Pardallelros, which. they e a t t ie'd b tu they had 'hot, on the l 3th, been able to establish themselves within the redoubt, On, account of the fire from the body tit' the place. They have like- Wise construaed a work on the lett bank the Giaachana below the place, to 'fire upon the bridge at communication with the right tank; 'hitt the fire of this work had but littleeffe4.. A great nuMber pf the inhabitants hate taken • advnotago of the coinintmention being opened, 'to leave the place , and I. Understand that it• is not-ill supplied with piovisions. General Ciaparede's diiirtion of the Othcorps was $Oll oporvGuardap, on the l toth iristapt, w hen I l as t heard from that part of t he „countcy. Altitdogh I have observed and heard of various Movements by the enemy in the interior of their position,. I have not. found iipon the whole any ma terial alteration; and I iimtgthe that these move inints ha . ije' been triad: princifially to endeavour to obtain subsistence, The dithenity in finding any increases daily ; and the'inhabitants of.Tui res Novas and Thomar, whonlone had. generally remained in their habitations, upon tr , e optny's, invasion, are now coming into ; this part of the country nearly Starving. . • I have the pleasure to forward a . report which ii we reeeived on the cnidirtt of Cornet Stlennwitz, 0( the t 4 Hussars', to itO sot pide,tiet cif the entitry - oh, the night of ti'o !y'h iiifilant, With a - Small detacinnent of hussars, 1,104 , ,ht ill attire pri ttottc rte than hi dotatAnneot. Con,i;ted of/ wifhout the loss ot 3 1114111. [Here tiAl , iws a Letter from Ll,ut. Co[. A r4.'nt , .olil , lt, Major Qat, Sir W. kf.i . sizine, 4,;iven in yesteniay', .Dotenintrr-cit t!el, March l t, IFI i 1 . r' it Dit(latchv, ni whll:ll,,,,f l ie,,9 4 lowing ar e e),:traas, have been tlik 144 i:i.tce:ly„444 of Ow ..E.lll, of pool . Office, :.I.(l,lteciieti i Lietttt tiaill.C4cner;4l Lord Vis6o.tilit Welltogton. CarUXO, February 23, Or I, I am inuch concerned to hoe tQ lltluCilt 3e004 the FrenrAt attkked .3'ttnersl Menc1447141 on 'the 19th instant, in the ;poifipti which he .bad taken on the heights 01 S. near Bad.ijoz, and 'totally The enemy had to e'roqs the Cki,4kti4tka and the Evora, itol snrt,/t) ,ttltl ,Siomish ,ii tny, in• eimp, wiliell,wai,oalli!il;g, and is t.t1,..c.n, With bag. gage and arttliery,, , •,, The enelity ha, ‘e not been .11:ile to etitablish them. selves within the r O oont P4rdolleiroi, since they 'harried it on the 1 tili.,instant.l and ..have Jostle; no vrogress in the , orrations of the siege. „Their po. moon, bovvover, on the right pf the Guadiana, gives them great advant,;,4( . :s, of,,which they will know 'Now to ay.ail them: , eives, anti . ,they .34;ittally coin. silenced to entry l ich it op the.evening of the day on 'which they obtained pooession at it... ; 'I etli inforap.ll that tbere are nine thOnsand good troops in Balijoz, some having retirtil,into that; troitreas Until the Odd c f hattic ; and that the gar. provisiOns, which have teen left there by the inhabitants, 'who ribititA the' place when the cointittalication with it was reLeiiiry,.. opened. ; • The Worlui. are stip uniiitched, and the enemy's Fire has !Italica() done ht .it t ) 11 • 4 t town. - General Clartri:de's clivislon'df 'the tli corps !dill COntinned tip Ult ti torch], r&tli their advanced guiitA at Belmonte, when l inq itt..trd from that part of the countr y,' had 'lid ;to attempt to obtain poisession of Cailhao, on tltc bit v etc . .e volied with svtitp loss by Colonel (.;rttilt, 'who hail OCcupied the town With a Nay Ottlenatizas of Lower Beira. ' 1' inclose a letter from Marshal Sir - William Be , resford, and a report front Lieutenant Colonel Grant, of this affair. From later reports 1 inn apprehensive, however, that he has . since been 'obligedio'With. thaw from thence. . 1 likewise enclose reports from Major General Sir on William Erskine, who:colranands/the oat-p osts ' the left of the army, of the capture of General elathers 'Aid-de.canip, and a ;detachment , of the enetny'S cavalry and infimirya, on the, 19:11 instant, ;;; . . Oth Ditto, Ensign William Itirriscin to bt Muhl:ant, by purchase, vice Todd promoted. • th Ditto, Ensign lames Boyfield to be Lieutenant, by put. cliaSe, vice Scinivv, proinoictt in'the 6oth 57th Ditto, Lieutenant F. G. Keogh, from the tath Light 1)rago011S, to be Lieutenant, vice Cult. who-exchanws. Goth. Ditto, Limit. (Made§ Hastings, frOnt the 67th Four, to ; be Captain of a Company, by inuchaSe, vice Andtews, proinotoit, Ditto, Franti4 Strangeways, Cent. to tie Ensign, by purcitai;c, vie L Walsh, .whose appointment ,Itas not taken t!ice, •. • 74. a Ditto, Ensign Charles Kerr to be Lieutenant, 'vice Ro bert Heoderson, de.:rias:d. Barton Dennison, Gent. - to be vice: Kerr. 77th Ditto, Lnsiga'Architiaicl CaMphell,• from the Londo n. delry Nit'ilia, to he Ensign. 7gth Ditro,,Lieutenalit William Mackenzie to be Captain of a Coiriparty,' vice Mackenzie,. itei.easett. Et sign Julio I ‘ 43 ::4lfmiall tr, be Lieutenant, vice tvlackenzie. I. Mit- G,;14, to he Llistgo viceiMacclougitll. 821.1 Ditto, risign Tho. to,he Lieutenant, with nut 'purchase.. Lieinenart [olio 'Ryaii to be dke.jotaLt, vice Herron, 'app o i nte d to the ' ra i n Royal Vett:tali Batta. lion. 83tt Ditto, Vniign Michael Carey to be Lieutenant. with- Out Purchast , , vice Pyrie,.promoted in the 66th Foot. T. • Lindsay, Gent. to be Ensign. vice Carey. Sstti bitto,, Lieutenant Joseph Maxwell, from the King's Cinnity'ivlilitia, to be Ensign. ?i7tii - Ditto', Lieutenan t W. W. Lamphier,. from the 34th foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Pyin, who exchanges. I+3th Ditio,, Ensign Stinoli Fairfield to he Liettnniant, with out ptir. 114 ac, -vice Giahain„prontoted in the itn - ;utr4,ott kat.lion. Henry I'. Veline, Genr, to be Ensign, vice 9911 Ditto, Lieutenant Joshua Wilson, to be. 'Captain of a Conti.,tll,,Aice Hoey, deceased. Ensign Miles Bourke to re Liciiti.nant, vice Colliniore, (accused., Ensign A. Lane to n o Li e ut e n an t, v i ce W ilson. ' Henry Montgomery, Gent. to be hnsigit, vice. bouri:e. Joseph Cent. to be Ensign, ...vice Lane. to;(1 Ditto,Lieutenant John Grimshaw, trout the zoth Foot, to be Lienteniinti vice Lament,'appoitited to the 3d Ga.., rison Battalion) • 4th Ceylon Regiment, Hospital Mate J. Ramsay, to be As. sistant Sts g oil. Ditloo's Regiment, Major Peter Renaud to he Lieutenant .CoLawl, . Captain Boutainl to be Major, with tern. pOrary rank, Etten,.promotett in De Roit's Regiment, t:',Ai.Litt I'. Rorke to'be . Nrajur, vice Kc'liatni. Reginivitt, ,klajor 1.. B. Elm), front Dillon's Re. ginient, to be, ieutenant-t.iuloliel. Chasseurs B r itanniques , _litgw,,Lieutenant-Colonel M. I. Dutaure to be Lieutenaiit.Colonel. Capt ain Conibreinont to he MOO'', with temporary' rank, Vice.. Dutton: " Watteville's Regiment, 13revet Lieutenant-Colonel Vielor Fisher to, be Lieutenant -Colonel. Captain V. Winter to be, Major, vice Fisher. Royal CorSican Rangers", Captain bonald Mackay, from the list Foot, to be Major. Sicilian Regiment, Major P. Rivarola to be Lieutenant-Co. lonel. Captain H., F. twin the 37th out, to be Major, itoyal.Waggoit TrAii, Cornet George Rayne!, from I lalf-pay of the Corps, to tie Cornet. fits. F. Sthith, Cent. td be • Cornet. 3d Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant' F. 1-atrimont, frotn the ro3ct,Foot, tQ be Lieutenant, ,vice Macdonnell, placed on natt-pay of the zbilt Foot. 6th Royal Veterad Baitalion, Surgeon P. Macartlitir, from the stn Royal - Veteran !Battalion, tO be 'Surgeon, vion Scott, who exehingea. 9th DittO, Surgeon I. Seott;frOrn ti 6th VezetAMtution, in be Surgeon, vice Maeartliur, wh o exc h ange s . Canadian Feneibles, B. De Liao .•to be Ensign, vice Johnstone, promoted, STAFF. John Nletealfe, LA. to be Chaplain to the Forces. N. Freer, lisq, to be Secretary to the Lleitteriant.Coventor of Nova Scotia, vice LigeriwoOtl, proinOte,44: • The King's clef man Legion,. 2dLight I)ragons, Captain Augustus ste,Wisfel, from the 2(1 Dragoons, to taewith teniporiky rank,,vii:e M i I. ler, Wilo , l74li(eS, 2d Drai,ouns, Lkutenant Otto Fries anti to be Captain of a with temporary rank, vice De Wrssels, prom9teil in the 2(1 Lig t ht.l,44goons. Cornet - Braun to be Lieu. tenan, vice riesiaotl. 'Clic Duke of llrunswck ()el's Corps. Cr; ,Iry, Captain A li:xanskr Errickt , on (tio.itr:,,:tiod) to be L ! ..p..ki of a Troop, vice k...4ptain tunattache-1) to be ditto, vi-e CC6Sicr, tiers Med. • AiIIMORANDUM. • Lif:,uw,liant LI1L: Slot 'FOOI, i 0 superseded, ICAVV. • ANKnUi• rcy 'ENI:,IIIQeD, T. Irennett, Lorig:iicitt, if Viiiiicingvr,ll . unt Nlarch 5, to April 23, At ten, .git B.iNkRUPTCIES SUPRRS'EDED. George Coottniart, Marchmont.strect, llrudswick.square, buittkr. 1. I.lloton, St. Thomas the Apostle, Devonshire, chaucllar. ~• • • ••• • BANK R • C. - Stokes and fl.'Schnelder, ten. , Birmingharn, leaf bor.! sellers, to 'surrender April t 2, at five, 13, and 23, at t w'dve, at-thir White dar t inn, Bittilllig 111111. ttuttl;Cii• vourdlllon and Ilel.vitr, Little Pritlay.street, Cheapside, London; •and Mr. Stincox, Birmingham. W. Pulhous, Sheptott Mat let , Soinerscrshire, Marcit 16, April 5, and 23, at eleven, at the Clithitoptier Itut, Bath. Atiornies, Messrs. Shephard•and, Adlington, Betiforsi-row; Loudon ; and,Mr. R. Shepherd, Bath. I. Dingle, Plymouth Dock, cabiriet-maker,.March at., April , 15, and 23, at eleven, at . the New CroWn Huta, Ply : mouth Dock. .Attornies, Messrs. Williams anti Dalke, Princes-street, Bedford- row , !L on d on; and Mr Bozolf, Plymouth Dock, R. Ballingall, Liverpool, merchant, April 8, to, and 23, a t one, at the Globe Tavern, Li ver pool. , Attornies, Messrs. Statustreet and Edon, .Liverpool; and • Mr. Windle, Lied lord-row, London:, I. Maynard, Wells, .Somersershire, cabinet-maker, March 22', 23, and A pril 23, At eleven, 'at the Thre e Ki ngs I tin, w c il s . Anomie*. Mr. Welsh, Wells; and Mr.-Dyne, • Lincoln's Inn.tields, •London. Williams, Compton.street, baker, March 21, 27, and April 23, at twelve, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. W. H. Price, Polaial-street. • W. kinlityson, and T. Deers, Liverpool, merchants, March 16, at one, 23, at twelve, anti April 23,i , at one,' At. Guild hall, London. Attornies, Messrs: Wylde and Knight, Castle-street, Falcon-square., M. an d W. Webber, Ilehester, cattle-dealers, April 8,9, at ten, at , the Blue Belt inn, licliester, and 2.3, at ten, at the Greyhound ► W incanton. A t tonnes, Messrs. Meisiter,,Winciantun3 and Mr. Dyne, Lincoln's itut.lichls, London, W. Easton.. Bread-street, faaor, March 16 ) . at twelve, 26, at teni'and Ape ril 23, at tw e lve, a t Guildhall. 'lupine}, Mr.. Pearce, Paternoster. row.. • R. Bath, Maker, rope.maker, March 22, April tfi, atid 23, at twelve, at the New Crown Hotel. Plymouth Doek. Attoilliest AleSsts Williams and Ditike, Pri;u.es:stiect, Bedlotd-row, London; andiMr..l3Ozon, Plymouth Oodc. L. Parke's, Birminglianit_brick-inaker, April 3 , at the, 4, at eleven, at the nein Veer Inn, St. Martin's, ‘Vorce s te r , ant1.23,.r at twelve, •at the Wool pack Inn Warwick: At. honey, Pownall, 'Staple Inn, London ; and Mr. S. T. and R. Hastings, Queen-street.; park, Southwark, silver. March lii , 30, anti April :3, ai men, ar London. A,tiortury, M. - Tam, Warnford-court, iiru6. • tnorton.street. • W. Spencer and A. Woodhead, -New.court, Bow' lane, merchanti,,Alarch 23, April 2, and 23, at one, At Attornies, Messrs. Milne and Yarryi thire-coluti, Temple. • . M. Charlton, Argyle•ltreet,Westminster, viflualler, March 16, 23, ~ and ?Sind 23, at twelve, ar Guildh a ll. A t . tornies, Messrs. Whitcons; Great jaincs.sttect, Becticrd. W. Harper, Friday-street, silk-weaver, March t 6, 23, and April 23, at cievcrl, at Guildhall. Atturney, Mr. toil, HotiSe, I.' 11t1Uit+ Sarah Goshiu, J. aud A, Gusling, Mark-lane, 'London; wine.meichalits, Marca 16, 23, and April 23, At Ckv,:ti. at Gundiwit, Attorifit's, .11s ssry,'l Tnaut,,un, Throginot feet by.. Cornet Strennwhz, of the linciart„ to wltose coodua, in'att enterprise of a similar nature; I dttitw. your ,LciOship'B4ttention in my last ilispitch, Ininitt insource be has, acquitted himself kith gi•eatiodgn,lnt nod boldne;s. The operations of the Guer;llas continue through.; ant the 13~ ti Juan sinoez, whom I have. frequently mentioned to )ortr Lordship, :has recently car;tilred a largesonvoy of' bhcuit on it.; march (rom Leiiesaia O Ciudad Rodrigo, had Come from Palencia ; and UDC:lll)er patty has recently done the enetny con siderable injury near the 6ritige of .A.fzohiSpo., It is said that General La tioussaye, has been killed in an affair at that place. The enemy haVe made no movement of 'impott once in front . army since Laddressed yOur Lord4tip on the itith instant... A considerable quantity of". bage;age has 'been sent'out of Santarem, but I am inclued to kkflieVe that it belongs to sick otlicqrs and soldiers who have been removed ftoM thnee 'to the rear of the arMy . . 114ere,follows.an account of the repulse of the enemy at "Covilloa by Colund C rant ;,,likewise that Of 'the gallant exploit ot ! CoonQ't 'Sttenuwitz, in cutting Ott an 'enemy's picquet ; both of which, were carrodly given in our Paper of yexter(iity.) DEAR'COLONEL, hlarmelia, Feb.' v, ittc t. The Officer who is taken is General Clausrl's aid de-camp. He has been with ditivrent, parties in amboscade for this I.oeek , past, to catch 1400)e of Our patrulus from Rio 'Major, but seeing the small pa trole on the Feriagoas Road; he thought to cut it off, and in Consequence fell into our atirso - eade. He is 60 badly Wounded t that be'. cannot proceed from this place to-day ; one of the dragoons taken is dead of his wounds; most of the prisOners are wounded but slightly. Ever yours, &c. (Signed) - W. ERSKINE Lieut. crdr,nel Mkuruf, Quarter. Mditer General. Cartaxo, March id, 181 t. No eteut of importince,Jaas occurred since 1 ad dre-All you on the 23d of February. The' enetny ti ued their operations against Badajoz, tint s.vithont much effect.; and the fire of the place is well kem,hiy, end thegarrigon in good*;pirits. General Mentlizabel is endetivottrinf; to conOt. and ie-organize his corps at k Ina Viciusa, in Portu- The enemy, MOVed 1 large force., with cannon, npen,;'fieutenant-Colonel ,Grant, at .Covilhao, on, the i sth efFebruary, and he was obliged to With 'dr* the, Ordenanza from . thence, and to retire to Alpeclrinha, Where he wa's according to; the Fast ac . courtuk.. . . . The enemy have made no movement of any im portance in the front of this army. Admiralty-Office, March 12, 1 11 . Admiral Sir Charles Cotton WI transmitted to John \V ik Con roker, letter from Copt. Bris bane, of his Nlajesty's sttip.the Belle !Joule, giving an, account of his having, on the 1 ith of De cember last, captured La Carlotta Italian brig of war, of ten guns and one linfldredlnvn, bound from Ve• nice to the Island of Corfu. , • Ittar-Olfice, 11'Z arch 18 11. sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Corn©t and Adintaiir Jo_ seph.l ackson to„have.the , rank rF [jewel - tint. 7.cl Regiment of Dragoons, ClicirlesCorttoli Urqult4rt, Cent. toile Cornet, without purctitse. • I)itto,'R;elLtrd pow tr, Gent: to be Cornet, by'pnrthase, v ice I i ibbet r, promoted. - oh Regiment or Light bragoons, lieutenant the flenour. • able hilwarct Cost, trim the i7th‘foot, to be Lieutenant ) , Keogh, who ex:.hartges. • 2 iNt I ) Itti), Withl4lll I loiper (toys, °cot, to be Cornet, with• mit purchase. Andrew Bond. Gem. to be ditto. 24th Ditto, (,;!tiarter.mastcr ..Sainucl Wart! W.ItSOn to' be, Cornet, without porch.t4e, vice Arnold, appointed to the t9th Light Dragoons. Coldstreamßegiment of root Guards Enf , iign Lovelace Waltvii to he Lieutemmt, without purchase • vice . Thototop, who resigns. ts,r Regiment of Fort, Enshtit !oho Cross to be Lieutenant, I,;tirchr.e, ti;‘.‘ficul, promoted. Robert t.i,r•re,tt, Gent: to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Goodall, prouirifed. Francis:it u;.sell. to be Ensign, by purchase. vice. G ray, promoted. r Ht it Ditto, Ensign William Cartlitf to be Lieutenant, without purchase. ClHries hlotutort, Gent. to be Ensign,. vice • iriti lbtro I,ieutenant Donald NVArthur, fron t the r3th t oot,,te be Captain of a Company, vice Grigby,llE-ce,sbed, To be Entios. Lieuto:u.nit lolttt Conroy, train tlie King's Count) Militia. Rubcct Itoss, Gent. (leceised. ,Robert St. Leger, Geiit. vice ilandL:ocic, deceased. Atli Ditty, Lieutenant W,. S. Bertrand to be Captain of 'a Cuinpany, vice deceased. To' be Lieutenants,' without purchase. Ell.;lgn R. Stack, vice S,wor,t, whn retires. Ensign S.Parke, vice 1 leathcote, deceased, Ensig,n Nkklssjn, vice o u v e d cc , A wd, I?risio VV. fowler, *ice (Liman, who re.. signs. 'Ensign I. Gordon, .vice Bertrand. . . Tp be Ensigns. Vvsey 'Temple, Cott. vice fowler. John Campbell, Cerit. • . vice Guidon. ISO] Diner, Ensign RiChard Fletcher to be Lieutenant, without purcha,se, vice.WArttnir, promoted in the tali. ~;cit r 9 1 2.1 Ditte4Robert Layton, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchAse, LAtigton,. ptotitotett.' Dato,.kningn Richard Oakley, {torn the 36th Foot, t,, Le Ensign, vice lilackistun, placcd _on the OW-pay of the.: 3bth I.not. cith Unto, Lichtenant Charles Robinson to he Captain of a C.'omparty, without Purchase, vice Serie, appOmted tO•the 13th Light Dragoons., , • 2,01 Mao, C,iplaki A. Of. Macdonnell to he 41ajor; with out pur:Juse, vice Scott, protnoted. Lieutenant fames Johnston.; to be. Captain of a Company, vice Nlacttott : nen. Ln,igu W. Anderson. to be Lieutettant, vice John ' stone. Thotteis Conlon, Cent. to be Lnsign, vice Antler . son. 17th Ditto ) George William Crowe, 'tsci. to be Paymaster of the - tst Rittaliott, vice' I,ovve, deceased. _ _ ,loth Ditto, Lieutenant lolity l'ongue to be Captain of a Company, v.ithout purchase, vice ilualett, promoted to the 56th foot; Ensign John tabs Lit:mown, without purchase. Ensign James Lignt to be ditto, vice Tongue,. John Vacasour C m arter, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Light. 3tst Ditto, Ensign losimit Gillespie to be Lieutenant, with. nut purchase, vice Gapper, appointed to the 64th Foot, Augustus Ilardcastie, • Gent..to be Ensign, vice .34th Ditto, Litutctenit 1. Hattori Pym, from the 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vitarLampliier, who exchan&es, To be Ensigns. 37th Regirocut of Foot, Lieutenant Henry Sadlier, from the Livttkenant Thomas Plungeit, taint Tht Kilkenny - Howard; trout' the South Cork Militia. < LS 0 , u1 , u ,. 4 t p r i nto d by 1012U/0U) 1141:. R 15, at No. 4, maitiett„ G ourt. b ow , atreet 4 ~,,i 1),1,1 1 ,40 by WILI. I A M, A 1041 L; ii k SC 1 l' ( i - ; ,, 7 4.p w ril 14; I 'v o o i l l t i i '''."." A at i S Chrl"U Nu II 't rand, wberts ddvertisiments, Otdei i los the P 4 Per, Lieretr.; fur the Lttitor er cc. ''. ' . be S ot .‘, 1 . ~ la Sank Stock, shut N4Yy 4 pr.tr (& t. sh.t 3 ?:-.1 Cent. hi:kJ. that 3 vat ecitt. 4,441.k1.,11ur. shut tutvelloi . sip 44,, St ti. 0-)44‘ , • ' , . l'lti - t 10 ,•••• - • iil .1. t.. it tiro , ' r ' April 6. R. Hoskirt, CrtiYttan' itaenidral k i , ' 1. (.:Atldhall, Loticlo4).' , , .'.., ,- • • i co il. April t. - G . Revell, tioprar, .bri'::klayer, at °Mo t - hall, London. . ' ' ::. April. 3. • P. mid R. Tolson, Leeds, inelettanrl alel'" l4lb ' I t the 81,111 and Mouth innAcrit4 '' ' at Go . Mich 2.6, It. WOod, itlaisate grocer, at 600 11 1 hall ! LixdOn. • ' .;•e April 3.• C. liedford, Manchester, merchants, at el o-1 i the Bridgewater Arens Intt Mancliesta. g , i/ ' April 2. 1, E_. Wallis, ColChister, merc hant, itele le .''' the Three QUO Inn, Colchester. . AprilW. Burnett, Nerthpetherton, Sollr;:t,',..'f', ' I, ,,ker, at eleVeti at the , Fleur.de-Its lial, 0 1,, b e " . , ' Soinersetshire, ' _April to: 1. Pickup, Burnley, Lrcaiter, eatton.sp:Pi•, at. twelve at the l'hoin Inn; Ilunt;e). - Cis' • H AP l r l 8... lfitzabetlt , Fivell, tvidotv, and .1. Fa" ' c,.11 , . o il Inlii -; bridge, painters' it ' telt - .it the Black 15 ' bridge: , '' '' ' ' r‘ l,4 Y 4. G. Morgan, Foster-street, Hishopsgate,.nrceitclit4'P monger, at one, at Guildhall. - ' Pret.ste, A:, ril 6. E. Eastt, at the Spread 1 1 014 1 c, ' Lambeth, viettialler at one, at thlilinial. , i 11 April 16. I.•Wation,'Eltan; Lancaster cotten.spinr , two, at the 4:korge ( nn, Deausgate, M ' aliclici' ter '' , , gir April 6: W. Ttibb and l. 11. A. Scott litog's.roaat " lice,. nurserymen, at twelve. at G0'11:1)011. Aft April 2 7. 'l', Harrison,Cantoniile-street, Lundoll,si .• .., at tw et vo, at Quildfrall. . • April in. M. IV•orill, Dowgate.ltill, ,Lol49iii s,tati°l'.: k „ VieVL4b, at Guildhall. I .stl lo, AP r il 3at S. Stone, Rutland-place, UPper'fbarr.: ~;•coal. merchant, •at eleven , at Guildhall.: . ni &" veppoli, may + 11. Lee, Holly well - stre et, biro t at one, at Guildhall. - ~ „ a ,1.0 0 April z.• F. Snuth and W. Harrison, Adtue.i.'--1• ivatehollScnten, at eleven,at ,Withal!. ' .104 1 ' A p ril ,30• C. A. I)elpini, St. artin-strect, AWL teal' at GUilditall. Nlittelf . a3. T. Laycock, • C uiltinalf. Minoriesi slopseller, at tritleil/ Cii',ATIFICATES. , , 1 , j olt April - I. Rucks and J. Ptice,_Wirl i Og' sal 'h' . 2l VI , W. 13.,Nlorgait Shepton Mallet, SornersetsMN, --1 W.I I'D' ;I''lgt Y'w.k73lteet. Southwark, vietuallgt. awrence, LiVerpool, Iner);llitlit• I. Brooke, fleartshead, Yorkshire, Merchant. 0' It, M. Coombs, City Koad, furnishing-10,0011 l i ... Meek and G. Gill, Liverpool, 1. 'I :Luker, Exeter, dyer. ' iiiercliant iii . 1 It. Nixon, Manchester, warehouseman. . A, and 'l'. Philipps, Milford, Pembroke, batieri• 1 .ii... Alorgatt.• Stourbridge, Worcester , druggilit• . Pick!tlay,., Exeter, linen diaper. • • • ' L. Ale,...inder, Halifax, York, utoney4trlveil if•fite, Otil .•'• Shickland and 'I?..N. Briekwoethl.ooP9°lll"- . • • ..............11................*0........ 1 1 lIERTFORD ,;MSIZi33, MAACii • . _ .. . .. BARRON V. COVENIIB.; for 00 1 Th.19•1?;',48 an iii:ti to . ver &Images.' sir 03 ter-a t: ker, bi i d dering the 11,1iLtiii in his trade of-o'w s , otbr "nig et info that lio•was.an old rogue , Jig* • .4 tu rned §ltort of weight. t 01 " . The Plaintitf and Defendant, it °u 'ditt , 'l r Atolb ° both of them of the eohgr e g atlvn °. a 04 atilt for. a long tittle were friendly, b ut 0 1 PA6°ll'comil)g dawn to their parib , 13 . , ti mdetil* Inilf of the euston iers from the establistie',oo fie 1 • ! 'I%6"SP, anti fOrPed a new congteglq i°ll ' ' big tc llo l tiff aiid Peendili took dilierent t;•;clei io 1 f h,ui? , to .. Ot 111c^ri&llteOns one of thew oJ.l)L,:rir, • ,0 1 ' tioV oii ~, Minister,the other tollowihg thu 't, toti ' . and consequence was, that whenever f.b e Y It ' ' '' ' j it 0 vil.t - ' , O n - 1 c -c- Lilcl. l -: other for their nris-dee&,, _ ..,,r,or 1)0rf fount, .1.1)011 several cceaiions, thg thu 0 4 i.ra ioo , ~i spoke the sknider alleged in the deu^',.' -t „ L AJr, that I he .Vlaintitf was ' a - rogue; . o '' d "! - l's 01, l '• I:. ), uocitiiiit,he had robbed the pet . en''l t ; ss,x'' -1 „ )( sellhlg'.thein bread. of 'short svoig'i" 0 '', 9 t ‘ sPa":l‘c ..,:,,e3 - A 4 "orws were proved to have - )( "‘ t u i „os , ' statist witnesses, and the Jury tOu flu ° thi..; I ) ...iim'lsr , —Datll3 ' ges . t. , 1;0 - . . CROW N SWF , ao b' (,-,, w' • ' • , testto IN ~, rge .. ~ sun wa nidit;ted for $-', 100 ,st i tirir'-', the property of %Vahan' Vitlitilitotie.':;,sl 1::11 ~ .ii of Sh ~ 1i) ' I ' unty A% )- ,01 , . ,- k.i , 1,1 ,in t its co ' • birtri' l , il 1 , •!lt r , '•' .. - - ' tlte . ' ti• A r,, the 241 h day of August, 111 -' ' 13 ) . 1 d i e, the pi usectAor,, trout ,Wilenee it ‘‘.° halt er' deit ' • , He N .. tae prisoner, who rode ao ay with it. ' ~, oce ": f til " .1 ;; 111 ., tueltllat,7, .t o • b e t a great i''''' il e. , -P mot - •• .., it - ' • itllfY, 0 "I'l6-i btlt trot knowing the cot 10,...1. lnrse knowing ' * ' clic' ' '° . it very well, he ha r m . ' ll7 1)0 'f . nuoiiag l. in A circle, and in the fliernitig, g i rt', 11 , - 4 3 q w . ,, ,0 ,1 g..eat' way Off, he rode lOW a.uarti-11.° • 14 0 I, e 1 ,i,d 91 a Lillie from where he had #loe ii I , :o r ''''' ,. ~,,,,,dwisp. - ' d ' )A"' ' '''' ii ...,,,- a . or str9 wlo rub lora , I _, itx ' " o l . \‘'l7;icurci distance of 40 itliiro d llllll* . iidi , re Obil iiiw T ' ll't e fie was there the i,orse.wiis --L; po ol lie WilS taken into custody. 14 ' lull (A/4. tifiliiis' , , I.:tiiPtil'' ,, On the .• • • . i tly 0 _ h . teal inst. a't Kensiniton, tne t!.- orth o ",!: (•' . .pth Regiment, tir a Daughter_. ..„,i, 0 Isli° ocir''' i: f-owcaddens, Ott wife of Peter capn.„ll,wita Ill y, "`,'` l cif three title female children , wi''' - t am likely to du well. _ • ' itilc f ..: MAAR Ili"), ~ , cti, i''' fir ' ' toCiitif lor ° S. .On n Thu rsclay:l ast, at .kortit...ivluadh!„..46o JaLli ' ~,f, ~ . I 'Alta.: Tutnell, to Charhitte, yo O PD• . . psi' " 1 " 1°11 " Diem - L •of Li tette-der. 01 ~. h Lb, sq. i , I,lr. " "urldAY last, at iVitsfqtair Mowbral• s oiel, rock, of Luton, to*MiSs Skerret. •'el ' tt Un hiotiday last, at ' Alcii,ate Churclli.ll,leliiri° 2 411 $ list'. of the Circus, Nltuuries, t° P 'l ~......" ;r1 Crave, Stratford t; - iti ---' , b X. ......,..,....,.-------'..- 11' .., ga'' 0 i K at. , ~.O n the z6th ult. at Wingh.a. - c . 1.311.• we 11., ,;,, iucker, ( tedor of C,hvoseuu and t.t.nuka ~....,,ly ~ : 0 . 9n the 3d inst. tit l.,,tlinliurgh, agedr2l,islie„lik,, :.: . tUattiel Callyer tire yeunger, ii5.1,,00-11,. ,i.'=,,,,, "ilk, ntid )oungestriatighter ut the 10 1 16,,tol' , ;1,i 1 4 - On t'll",Y 'miming ar his house in r io ,„),, ~, ',R 71, Air. Irvin Ici.gkeb 'late a G relit St. ) i d, 41, ,- • ~ I ' () I ' !.' ii/ULTiabts CIOWS Stuart P.l', l)°ll', . ~.! -Mr,',N4`l)6ndin, of isroad.stieet-tnultl:p6 l'''it,,,'. r, • . 'I,L. Caine day, at Ill:: ilieil)V 61 W lL`l i . ,; %C. ' -4 " 1 " r well. klenrietta the wile or CAP" • ' of ,ll l ' of tine Iscitgat Artillety:' s Tster 1 ;0 'out NottuaY .inerittitE Ni ts MolyneuX. io , MolYtteux,' Butt. --1 ' l iope , ... Lady, William Ward, ii..sa. of G''''' ‘,..0' Surrey, aged p 5 }ears: „ 'Nils ,:. .• . At • ' . het father's hAlse, Georg e .' s ' it n'' l'l- ;‘' I •• vvrirth, daughter of LictiteiJant ~..1)1,,,,:,ii,,,d,:ei ,„,,,, • , .111 l itti, a tin of I)tiCt:illift:f LiS,tl 4 0..00" -•: ) , 1;:ii Mt. Chute:. Wll,iv,auitut Ml' . j ol t , t,i.*4 College. • ' ' 'tic, 1140.7,1 ' ' 051 l'uesday bennight, in 'tire Liii“ , , • a nd 0 0 0 ' • : Mr., John Schofield, ot• (14Y, at SkiptUri, illColiSecliWit,:a di• .t''''::ol 'l5 l , " L AI o!s;rt:s tut tite dolor:Me uj kiettard, his youngest son. '• • ~, ...........L.-.:-4---.--. .-s L ' FizICA OF YLSTSIti)AT f „ 04. r,Liir • 1 15. 3„lt Stock, Nary 4' pc.) Lent, 97 i „4 . . i l• .•••••4-14• , ~nt, . 0 I, , ';‘ - ' .or ,'''' 1 14' iit 4 poi' Leta. Sulfa ' • . si ; l ' • i,;',. tit 3 ,•••;:i Cerrt. iNt.itt. Chat I / ,'''' l ''' i •'' ''.l4-11 '' 3 lidi Cent. C.,),5• t i '' ''' ' . ' i • ' )4 _.-•-•, : ' Lo fi r.,. " 'II. •