The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-02 00:00:00

s .1 7 1014'i tN44Oill DO N . 6..1Z I - 211 . Ai'the Coroi.at• Whiteliall;- the - I'M , . of ,Oairber, 181 I , prre,crit his Royal Highness thelrincc.ilgelit., in CourrO. is orclerett by his -Roal Highness thA;Trince Regent Coi.noil, in the name and on` the be halt of, ittgnijr-sty, that. the PArlialuent, which stands pro. rogt.wd in Friday, the 4th day of thiS instirti a:to b.er, b.! further prorogued to Tuesday, the itiith of Nos ember next. • Foreig4 Offici, Downing-skeet, 061, 1, 1811. His Royal Highness the Prince Resent, ading in • the 'name and on the behalf of his Maiesty, has been plra , Ll , l to appoint the Right Hon. Henry Wellesley, to be his Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary •and Vie iOotentiary to his Catholic Majesty Fetdinitticr VII. I and Charles Vaughan, Esq. 40'1* his -4.a.10 - i , ty's Sectetaiy of Embassy in Spata..- Hrs Royal Highness the Prince lle4enc t 4)14 10 . the name and on the behalf of his' been 'plepsed to appoint Charles Stuart,r6T , Georgo - Cock burn , Esq. and John Philip Morre; l P; s o,:l 6 ).:e. his .Mai, sty's Coonnissimiers in 'Spaniih.4tricylca„ to ati with such ConiniiisionerS as may he• appoint. , ed by the Bupreitw Council of rt4gency of Spain . and the ',idles, in the name of his Catholic Majesty Ferdnatid VII. Ilis Reiyal Highness the Prince Regent, aBing in the name and,on the behalf 'of his Majesty, has also been pleased to appoint Richard Belgrave Esq. to be Secretary to his Majesty's Cotnausoionera in Sliattioh America. 110x.1 Highness the Prince Regent, aeling in the ii.tme and on, We behalf of his Majesty, has also breti pleased to appoint Thomas Sydenham, Esq. to reside at the Seat of tin;yri,visiOnal Government of Patuol is his M je,ty',s ,Mtnister . Plenipotentiark, eureng the absence of CliPtltss Stuart Esq. who has been n in,ed his Artiji.*y'S . 'Pitat Com Missioner in South - A ' Hi, tli}y.ll Ilghness the Prince Regent', actitiA in the name and on the behalf 0 1 his Majimoy, also bet i it isod to apppiht the Ite•ereild' R. M. 'ma.. I.:I.:13, A. Resident Ct“tplain at 140*, Oa,. I, 181 1. Copy vi a 1,71 c; from Gdprain 11 'Sliijcsty!‘ : *l o p ine„ :tdlreAse,t io AttroCrat. Sir Roiter, rukil rliiiisUlitivci lotus Lroker, LA. His Miijesty's ship Herrnts,'Dungeness cSi li . R();4,1, Sept. 26, ISII. • • . Y hive the'll6nritir to report to you, that on the tutfroing of the 24fli instant, elt?se 2 ln-with- Cape Le Heve,• Ills Majesty's ship Hermes recaptured the Pru.sian brig, Anna - Mat ia, from Lisbotaor London, and \tii:ttild moat certainly hive i taken the privateer, bid not the contitlity to his own coa4tfavottalthis esca pe by hal au hour's as the HettYtrea wail tiCaiiug Min fast; but the wind eerily on shore, prevented further ttittsr: it)' big to a cquaint you, that the ' stronr*Ottetty wind's having driven rue from niy station, arid Ore. vented my reaching St. Helens, r bore up l'df this ; ari d i n my wt..y: hither, 'what titr I:learthy Head, I discovered' a large lugger in 'the midst of a number . of English vessels; sevoral'of which bile intim have soon ciiptunqi, and smile of which she had taken 'befcire Seen_ by the Hermes. She was,iostantly pursued, and in two hours' time, mg( er sitstiiiiing a g,ood deal of firing, •wlitch wound, ed some 'of 164 crew, nod damaged • het sails, be attack 1 but in the ael of bringing o, to tako rtos aeAsion of her, the main -ton-sail yard brokit4tr the slings, and the foresail of the Hermes: split; from the violence of the wind, which the priVateetinitnet• diately took the advaotage of ; and al(liottgh itt situation under the lee when she surrendertklObat would have enabled me to have totally destroyed he had the temerity to endeavour to escape, by making sail upon the opposite tack; 'but by the great esertjoita of my officers the ,ship was wore, noel as ,such tail set as enabled me to again come up with him, although he had got two mites from us on the weather bow, when fevling myself justified, after his conducl, not to give him an opportunity of again escaping, I determined. to run him alongside, notwithstanding it blew a gale of wind with a very heavy sgo, in doing which the again endeavoured to evape, by crosiog, our. hawse; when in one instant a heavy sea threw. him under the ilpttom of ,bis Ma jesty's ship, and I tatneot to sdy, that 'only twelve wen out ot fifiy-one were sated, it, being imppssible to hoist a boat out.. It 4portrs she vas nanid La Nouche, of Boutogne, bad h tied the eveniii* be fort,' was commanded by MonsieurG , gettx, mount ed fourteen carriage E,Urii, twelve , •sik pounders, was onti bombed and ,eighty tone, and 'hocra' com ylomvut ot c.x.ty..one uteri, teq of whbru were put on board his prize. I hay; the satisfatition to state, that ntirotie of the crew of the, prize were takrn on * boaf•d•the privateer ; she was a'ship troiil the West '"'"Ellidies, but her name I could.not • • • I havo the honour to he, &c.. BROWNE. Admiral Sir Roger Curtis, But. 'Portatuutito. Int... Office, Oct. t, att. rst Regurtent of Life Guards, Lieutenant johrr Henry Davis - to be Captain of a 'rump, oy potchaae, vsee iiif i kf t wift) re tires.; Cornet ..-aret Sun. Lieutenant jantOCSutiNf'itn to be Lieutenant, by witchme, ViC4 Davis Cali:at Cough, from sld Foot, to. tie 'Cornet. enti.Sob. Lieutenant, by purctiabe, vice Sulivan 4,Corriei William. l'4, , laync, from the ;ath Light Dravani be ieutenptt, by purchase, vice Adair, who retires. - - • tub Regiment of Dragoomeuards, The Hon, Geoff e Ble.. • quiere tt) be Corner, without juiretiase, 4 14 eic e 5 1 , I . pro • ntolc(I. tth Keement of Light Dragoons; Citimin — William ()fiery, from the 25th Light Dragoona, to be Captain of a Trckop, wrigarcit' vice S lade,. who ex.cliange.s ; Lieutenant,l. to he ditto, vier Curnming,: deceased; C G. Is.lornet Thofll4l I,lllrOle to be .LieUterlant, 'Without pUtt.itall*, VICO Burn ; I. 1 coon, Gent, to be Cornet, -vvithuut purchtt4e, ,vice ' , .. 1 ;01 ditto, OMManeY, Gent. to be Cornet, without pun. chase, sztirtittti), Edward Trant Bontein, Gent. to be Corneti•wah. • out imr,:ll3W.t. 11211 ditto, Corr,et 1. W. Murray to be Liltitenant, vice nook, • dece,isiat ; l nsipti ht. Wocxiwatd, front the 19th Foo romo t,' to = he Canter, without purchaser, vice 'Taunton, pted ; John IViili,uit Mutray, Gent. to be Uitto, by purchase, vice Yir, in:nnutul ; Angelo, gent. to be ditto, vice i•NiiirraY ; Pringle Ta) tor,' Gent. to De ditto, without pun • ch4e, vice Stacey, appointed to the,i2th Light Dragoons; fierleant William klott to' he Adjutant, with the rank, of :Cornet, vice'Adsheati, who-tesigns the Adjutantcy only. ditto, Cornet A. S. M‘Manon to be LitaitCll4llt, by put. • . Lijp4DOri t Printed by RICHAR At the Sus . Ort 1 chase, - yiLe L ttiv, who retires.; Chathl Wardell, Cent ; to "'be COrilci, by purtliase, vice "M•rtrattan ; AsSi taut tAir. 7 geuti, sa:keld, tront'ttte ti7t-it l cot, • to. be Assistant ••• Surgeon, Vice Vitt::.s, - • • - astlt ditto, Ca l a, ii. trr, Side, trap the Eth- Light Dragoons, iofia C.Apt,itil,pt t Truo, vieej./ngley, , witt, Ctiract ty. juhes to 1L... I.4euteitattt, t%itituut p c1411)4,5:,. WU:Hutt:A 41.010,1411. 1 44 ICW , 't I' • Alt,i)(" s " , ley . , /bin; ill: 3 }tit Pooi, to be I.letitenant, vicet:awoott, dece , l•4o; Lk:Ott:giant ticwett,-. from the 116th, kytn,, to be Lieuien.nit ; vvithuut purchase, 'noted ; Thuntas•Kitimion, Cent. to, be Cornet, - by, Fur, • . chase, vice szt;le, proinuictt. ist Keginient of rof,i Guards, Ensign Edward rus'e to be Lieuteliat.t, by p11rC11.464. vice IV Atreliditr, WllO reiireS ,Howurablel,riac4 Williatn !Alton to be Entigit, by pur. chase,. vice Blinn, why rehres. rat Kegitrient.vf Fc , ut, ljusprcal M..te,• David Griffith* to be Assistant .Surg,:on, v.ce Ll7llttiWollll, pruuiolel 111 Ills 4111 West Inti ' Tin ditto, A ti4u4t no Frederick I9'Estel; cut* tube Lieutenant, vice hones', itet:eitc(l, 12"tlf t:aptani I , .lchArd Aston to'be Major, vice O'Keefe,' kiilcd to actiup.; Lietnehatit' M: Nilotic') to be 'Captain 'of a t'.onlP...l4y,.evii smut purchase; vice Nixon,proinoien ; usi li I,„be, t to us Lieutenant, iirititout purenase, Cult, decca,cd. '3ln dit-td, Stirg4,ll (ill, from the 3d West India to lie 5U%(:01., vice O'ReillY, 414'611'" to the • 14th • lotli'd4to, - SiirAeon fidward O'Reilly, from the 13th Fuot, tt be'Suigeori, t 1 c so..rp; promoted tali th,e Stab (14 . .17th 16, ;3wil,toit to be Li e utenant, with. : out purt.liaae, vice Uu tuigatutic, ptoinuted in tii i zo'h 'Foot. 18th ditto, ',lento - run elm Doran to be Captain of a Coin. parry, by i?blcbase,.v,e Maguire, who retires. • 1 o be Licuieloais, Witnout Purchase, .Ensign Good.iy, vice Paul, promoted in the Royal African Corps.' Lllaihu Limidupner o•Flaherty, .viCi Doran.: To.be Ensigns, Henty:Vereker, Gent. Vice Gouitay. Frederick E. Steele, Gent. vice O'Ftaltiif• • , • • - 2Zil Ditto. Wllll4lll K.CMtI, Gent. to be Ensign without purchase,. vice Oak.o, prumuteu M the jBth.k . uut. 28th Ditto, Liedtenant K. P. Gilbert to oe AAJjtltant, vice Semple, who resigns the Adjutancy. 30th Ditto, Ens.gii John Rue to be Lieutenant,:. without purchase, vice liuteldhson, who retn..ts. George '.1 . 110111;A$ ‘4llt. Act i ltle Ensign, by purchase. vice .Itoe, promoted.: 33d Ditto, Captain jamas:Todd to he Major, i withOut pur. chase, vice west, promoted. Enst6ll Uuyce to be Lieu. tenant, without purchase. El i ti . W; Mode to be ditto, by purchase, vice Swayne, who 34th Ditto, Itegituld Orton, Gent. to be icssia4nt•Sur: goon. 40th Ditto, Ensign ) , ViiliaM Neilly to be. Lieutenant, vice Straubenzie, dcad.ot 'pis woulids. - tux. i.eitt. to be Ensign, vice Neilly. 4 6 th Ditto, Hospital: mate - lotto Douglas to. b.: 4 3 .,.sist.int. Surgeon,' vice Melville, promoted .1 . 11 tae 3u. West .Regiment. 49th Ditto; Kirk Boott, Cent. to be Ensign, by purclia,c, • vice h(.i title, trontoted. 5 0 th Ditto, Lteittot.nic t. u.holas V. r 0,14:11uu.; 2 ,, 11%;!11 the 9thi Pow, to be L'ainaut of .t Conipany., U vorehase, vit.c • Aft ntlatl, proitioieo.• • • • • •••;.• . : . Slit Ditto, i(utt:rtYotingliusbil.: to . be Captain 'Ol et Lompaoy, vice Otrt tt,tw, Lietakingitt to : be ViCc . ctuLti,tl Wliu 411.11;t1 1011 ft. to be Lieureinliit, V, vVatson g •noccacti. Ensign, R. isl.•Uakes, Irvin the :tau koot, to CI.: LqcuL;:ilant, out purclkit.e,.viee ‘ W ter kith foot. Cartlw, Gent. tv tie Lostz,n, witttiout pun:nese, vit:t; .prfiinoted, 6 ; , 1h Ditt. , ; - Chaiics tv.l. , :lean, Cent.' to be Ensign, , Nith.. our purcilase, vicie i'raser,'proinotet: in the ticropi t eci •pkiu 4reisander..Nielvin , r vile ;Lt. itii>.iitooppoiliti.4to the iatti tout. tivOi *M.G.; 00011.4).' 63a . A3Astaiit . ..Surgeon 'William Dudgeon, troth the. 3d West in,i4a.Reginataiit, to be ttfisistaiit. butv;:on, butt Ditto, Plcuteliatti Michael Hanley, trout the j6iit Foot, tube t.teure.i.nir, without purchastt,- vice Bates, promoted.- Lha'ig b it J. it.. Sri:pixy to be Lieutenant,. wituotit 'put. cbasc,:vieo ISrowii, appoi..tiat to the beta rout. A3 4 j,jr W,,rUu to be.Anjulanr, with the conk o; Eu irign, vice Hind, .promoted. 67 tH Ditto, IWO I olia'Algeo, , (torn the 78th Foot ) , to be Lieutenant, without putt:haws. . . 69th Ditto, Brevet-Major Robbins to be Major, vice Coates, deceased. Lieutenant Matthew Gunning to oc CaPtainot a Company, vice Itobblis. 77th Ditto, Ensign Richard' rein:lather to be Lieutenant, vice Mdclaelitaii, deceased.• Campbell, .Gent. to Liisign, vice Pcnetatiter. Bath Ditto, Lieutenant i Brown, from the 6sth Foot, t be Lieutenant, without purchase,viGC U roves, Lnsign IL Nutt to be Lieutenant, vice licnott, Llece.seti. Lieutenant Penny, titan the ist Ceylon lt.Lgittieut, to bo. Lieutthinint,•vice Sedum, who eXeliattgeS• Blot Unto, Lieutenant loseph Sisson to be Adjutant, vice Ginger, promoted. Liisign Robert Mosiyit to be Lieu. tenant, without purchase. Johnson, Cent. to be 'Eitstgn, vice Stth Ditto, Ensign lames Davidson to be Lieutenant, with. out plat:nage, vice Janus, who resigns. Chants i. 46011, Geot..to be EnsiAn, vice Davidson. Stith Ditto, - Lieutenant %V illiani Richardson to be, Captain of a Company, vice M'Lauriri, deceased.. "rilbe Lteutenants, without Purchase. Ensign John Hewett, trout die 22d toot, V iteAti3l tr i uinoted in the 4th Ceylon Regiinent. Ensign Kennstl, acintosll,. vice Richardson, promoted. Ensign I. 1.. vice Creagh, promoted. Ensign V. Hodgwn, vice Hewett, 'appointed to the asth Light Dragoons. t6th Ditto. To be Ensigns. .. Duncan Maclachlan, Gent, vice Macintosh. Duncan Mac. lean, t.:ent. vivo Canneil.' Hector Alacquarrie, Gent. '• vice Hodgson. 88th Ditto, Ensign ....,—.— Mitchell to be Adjut,lnt, vice Christie, prensioted. .. 89th Ditto, Alexander Findlay Gray, Gent. to be Assistant. S . .trgeen. Oh them, Second Lieutenant lohn Stilwell to be First - Lieutenant, vice Keappock, decraSed. Volunteer Hamilton to be Serena tititellaiit,.vii,e St.lwell. 97th Ditui, Lititemtilt Albeit . Zehentler to be CAptairi of a . Company, without • poi chase, .vice A rinstiong, promoted •on tic Stall In Portugal. Ensign Alexander Walker tole Lieutenant, vice Zelientier.• I anics NPL; Nutt, Gent. to b.: Lnitgn, vice Walker. • ) iota lillto, Ensign Willlarn Lyster to be Lieutenant, by.pur- ChaSe, v:,: . • Ftimacarht, pro:nut:Nl. • ist West India Regirrictli, Hiniittal.Mate Francis ,Kelly to be Assistant. Surg - eida. 3d Miro ' AtpiiStilt:surgeon - Alexander Melville, •Irom the • 46111 toor,•to be Suigrbri,•vi,:e (..; ill, appoiritei ro the 13111 FoOt. , Hospital-Mate • l binias aliiillorah to be ~ ; '1, , ,, , t: ant Surgeob, vice Dudgeon, appuniteia to thela3tl lout. tibi Ditty, AsiStant:Stitgcrait' ‘‘.• U. Lotiuwurtli, front the Royal, to tie Sutgeoni; vice Pi:ake, wile resigns. I I ospita i. Mate Robert Graham to he Asslstant.Surgeon, vice tile, IlUttersechal, being abs'ent without leev.:. ISt Ceylon Regiment, T. cotenant Paul Setliino, fiorn the 'both Foot, to belLieueenant,...vice Penny, WhopXcii,sll,4,h. 4th Ditto, Ensign William Fraser, from toe 60.1 i rout, to be Virg Lieutenant, vice Ctstie, deceased.' . • id 'Royal Veteran ihntiliton t. Quarter.Masier Edward Thresher, front the 4st.i . .l• tiot, to be I.3...utenant, vice, Withail, placed on the Retired List. 4th I)itto, Ensign Barak. Kirk, to be iiieutenant, vice Sat- , grant, placed on the Retired List. Ensign Deveriisit Tag. gart, to beeline, vice Fraser, placed on the Retired List. • sth Ifittu, Ensign and • Adjutant jairiesWatsalr, tobriveThe. rank or Lieutenant. „ . STAFF. lohn CharleS Herrics, Esq, to be Cortubissary, in "Chien of . alibis Majesty's Forces at Hornclind - Abroad,lreialictuntl, the East hullos alone Ctoti excepted, •vicelel - Pordon. Major Marc Rime Baron de NiutitakillNit (AsSibtiint Hier ter-Nlaster.Geneval), ,to be a Peintinent Assisistit• may- , ter.lVlaster.General, with the rank of Lieutenant.Ce: litiel ' in thelArmy, vice Biretta appointed' Deputy Quarter. ktas. , ter.General-GetierallaNOrat Priton. , . . ) !.,, , Captain C. A. Pierrepoint, trom the Both Foot, to be a Per.' matient Assiseant-Qtratter-MaA'er.Gcaulitl, with the'rrank!! at' Major, vice Muntalailibert: BREVET. Major I. M. Doyle, to be lieutenant-Colonel .in thiVArmY. iuid to Lave as such in Portugal, onoet -Lienteltant.titene rat Sir William Carr Lierei4onl. vice M'ritulion l appointed to the 17th Foot. Captain H. Alceo, from the 34th Foot, to he Major in the Artny. he being appointed VO Servo.in Portugal, ander the comniand of Lieutenant-Cenerol. W}kijain Cur liitivsii:rtt, vice Doyle, protnoted, • , e HOSPITAL STAFF. Sttrteori lathav rinirpe; Tiorn'ttic 16t It Foot, to ba Sptgeon the Forces; vice roreinan, wila resigns. T 1)4 X i dg's G erman • Legion. at Rpgitriept of I)ritgootts, Cornet kiarlqw IntiLl)s, to Le l t ietitetiiint, vice S,ctittcliort, pt,iiiotett wn Ili,: Stall. Jt:i fl, Lieutenant William de Schlieffen, from the tst Dragoons, to'he Brigade iViajor, with the rank of CaOtani, vice janstn, appniftted w the ad Light Dragoons. 7 ''' 'York Light It r ifiiistry Voluriteeri. AAsiktnnt,. Sutpon Thomas Coon°lty, from the 6cth Foot, Ap be Assistant-Surgeo n. ,` _ _ Royal enrsican Rangers, Captain s—- St. Laurent, from 'the . Sicilian Regiment, to be Captain of.t Company, vice rtkilberg, who ex clunges. Sicilian Regiment. Captain Muller Friedberg, from the Royal Corsican Rangers, to be Captain of si Coutpany, ,vice St. Laurent, ni,o ex changes. VIVAORANDUM. The Promotion of Ensign Gruttenian and Ensign Mohner to be Lieutenants, and of Serjeint F t von Berg to be Elisio holm Duite of Brunswick Oers .Corps, as stated hi the 6a lette of the 6th . ultimo, have nut taken place. in the Gazette of the 6th ult. Duke of Brunswick .oel4' Corps. For 'ensign A. von Griersheiin tu be Lielstesulit, vice Uutuhr (zd), who resigns, read Ensign A. vim Griersheim to be Lieutenant, viee Girsewold, promoted. For Serjeant Auguste von Litertein :o be Ensign, vice Mohner, read 'Serjeant AuguSte von Eltertein tu be En sign, vice Griersheint. Commission in the sth British, or Ross, Caithness, Suther. land, and Crotnarty kegunant of Militia, signed by the Loot Lieutenant. To be Assistant-Surgeon-Robert 'Mackenzie, vice Turner, resigned. LINKRUFI CY ENL4RGE.D. ~... ,Thomas Nicholls, Plymouth,' Devonshire. merchant and master• mariner, from September 21 to November 2, to-ten, at ,Guildhall• London. .• , • ' B4IVKRUPTS. P. Smith, Piccadilly, linen.dr'apar, to ,surrender 0610ber 5, s, November 12, at t 4: 11p G1111d)1411. AttollllC3, IVit:S.;IS Willis, I.:1111110rue, alai Clarke, Wiroford.court, Tbroginorton street.. _ _ . I.yeete, St Nlichael, Ileclwartline, Worcestershire, glove. inouladurer, October 1,3, 24 ; imd•Noveinber 12, at eleven, at tile, C oil.ll all (Arce Worce;t.zr. Attomie! , , •Mr..l.'Pownall, Staple Inn, Loodon ; and Mr. S. Haden, Worcester. " W. 'Parson's, Fore-street; Limehouse, butcher, Oaober It, at wt... t2.,iitltt November 12, at l levrn , at Guildhall, Lon (tno,„Atfornies, owlsrs. "I'Lutniisun and .Our*, Green- Acid-str , et, Contmerctil Road. 1.)bw.0...., Long-acre, watch-maker, ()auto:yr $, 12, at. . twOve, ...nd November 12, ciovcrt, at Gu01d10.,,1. .4 - toriti ' Jir,sn. Junes and Rej .ty Niors-CCurt R (4'4 F: xchatoge.. • • j. 14tiet:ridge, Latttlalab;' Surrey,. barge-builder, 12, tioYclittkel tz, at twelve, at Cu Ictlwll. London. iotcriteyi ,Cltarle.s,,stre;Yt, Cavendish . . j,,toes, Langhorne, ('artnarthen , hire, shop keeper, k);A:). I , cl 4, %, - and Islovintber iz, at elev,:si, Beites!l444 Comartlitnalliw. A tionlics, liArtier, Cray's Lotitiost ; and Pvlr. U. I)avi:, Carmarthen._ : 1, Hubbard, jun. ;Grub.striet; Lripplegate, hviiolsrerer xi.ioabinot.inaker,,Odober / 1, at six, 4,2, and Novorn.4o at itiertil, at GUilithall, tto:nc4,, ' Kayl:l ‘ .Ctoss street, Newington, Surrey. It., lobes, Duchess .of York pub&-n. , ue, .Loclis-fields ; Surroj victual or,P l etuber t 2, at t wei ve,. arici Navern 'her t eleven, at London. kttornies, Messrs. Whit tons, Great janies:street, ikutiord-tow. . - - I. 110rfotIkS, Stet', M4lllltelttUrCr, OclObtbi, 12, 26, and NiSVetnOer 12, at twelve. ,a Guild. Lotaku. Attorney, Mr. Tarn, Warntord court, • `ll,roqrnorton.street. . . _ R. Tay tor, Cinnniereial-place,, Comtnercial.road, Stepney. mitt:ham, 0,...t0ber $, 12, and November s;, at twelve. at London. Attorney; Mr. Wegener, jun. 'renap strei t, A !Agate. 1. Woodcock, West-Hans Abbey, Essex, carpenter, Oaober seta, at twelve, and November tz, at eleven, at Guild- LondOn. Atttitnies, Messrs: Argil!, Whitechapel road. W,'Harper, NorWich, 'hatter and hosier, 061ober 3,2 t, and November is, at five, at - the Angel, St. Peter of Mancroft, Norwich. Atternies, Mr. I ; !Wing Staff, Norwich and P. Piesland, llruitswiek-Ainare, London. W. Hearn, flolbotn-hill, London, linen-draper, 0610ber 5, rt„ at twelve, and November tz, at eleven, at Guildhalt. Artornies, Messrs. Willis, Fairthorrte, and Clara, Want. toid.coutt, Throgrnortott-street.. DIVIDENDS. , . (Maher ts. W. Luke, it. Whitehall,Whitehall, and H. jenkin, West- Smithfield, London, wholesale linen-drapers, atone,,at Guildhall. . . Odobet 25. T. Baucutt, Long Iluckb, Northamptonshire, money-scrivener, at eleven, at the Wheatsheat Inn, Da vcntry. octufier 2/. S. Swire, Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant, at ten, at tile White Lion Inn, Halifax. .. 00.0ber 24, 1). Kellitt, Leeds, Yorkshire, butcher, at do. ven, at the' White Horse Inn, Leeds. October 22. W. Stead, Mortirner.street, merchant and dealer, at efenn, at t;uildliatl, Loudon. , . (Wooer 25. I. Peach, Loughborough, Leicester, hosier, at , eleven, at the'tsnchor Inn, Lotighborough. otloner 24. 1 .'Roberts, Nottingham', at twelve, at the Police 0111‘a Tavern, Nottingham. Otinher 23. Sarah t rosslaird, Liverpool, ship•chandles, at one, at the GlObe Taiern, loltri:strtdt, Liverrrool. November ,i 9; ft.. Anderson' and IL Robertson, Coleman. street, London, nwrchants and insurahee-brok.ers, at onc, at' G uild hall • aciober 29. Nicker', Wgmouth, Dorsctshire, mer. chant, at ten, at Guildhall, nondon. Ottobef29... 1; Litrlewood, Nlortimer.steeet, Mary-lc-bone, buu;ner, at ten, at Guildhall, LoWiOn. Nci'verntier 5, I. burrows, King street, Hammersmith, vje ' tualler, at te,ir, at Guildhall, Londi.m. , • • 06.tolicr 25. . Lewis, Bedminster, Somersetshire, bacon., /actor, at twelve, at Guininail, London. ClP:af LEA:A T4S, Oct nu 22., E. !Awls. New Wnd-street, batleutasher. • E. Ws. hop, Bristol, tape-maitutacturer.* I. klenderson and A. Nellsun, 141rtre-court; Milk-street :nerd:attic, T. Sit:Pia:A*oN kneltdate, I.4tlC?Ster. COllll7lOll-brewer. G. INlagers, Vauxhall,_ Surrey, .I:Wester. PA RIWERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. S. tlerirge, Bristol, and ) Harris. Liverpool, sugar-refinos. , It. Tystnt and A1ir0,.11441t tiolboro, ilowcf and' NC:4%1111.11i. Suutt.iwark nool)rs. %V. and it Bnerradlite, Fenchurch-street, and .1. Atkinson- Salford, Lancasline, and I: Clarke Fenchuren-street . 1 - urrters (solar as regards the said I. F . arid W. Baxter, and W. Mrller, Dundee, thread manutac foctyrOs. , • • . , 1. 1): Fernandes, and B. D. Fernantizs, jun. 014 l'ay,.odice, Broad -st r e e t, tner , : n ants , - 0.• and Dyson, and I. 1. Ilbery, Botolph-lane, otange l tnerchantt. • • .• ' S. 0. egener, jun. Red Lion.streer,.Wapping,•attqrnilks. E; Sen. and Ii Smith, jun. ptiaters. ' 'An inquest was taken on Thursday sennight, at Hatnpiciu Parva, cm the body of a respo..table fartner,of Ebringfon,. Gloucestershire, who drowned ifiniielf in the river Avon i ...re. His uncie.last saw hiM neat the Saxon Tower, on . .Broadway Hill, and he was . then 'ow - horseback, but was not heard of af terwards, until found in the Avon ; the horse ho .rdde on i.riss not found. It appeared that the de ceased laboured under a bodily complaint which the faculty pronounced incurable,_and would, sooner or later, terminate his existence. The dread of leaving, 'his family, (a wife and twelve - children) in distress rd cireninstanco, very strongly affected his iniod ; the Jury thereioie returned-their verdift Lunney. 04144 , • 1 tA i RR S, of, No. 4, hiattlgit-oogrt, flaw strtett mad Pc.b.' abed by WILLIAM ARMlnfik ,St_ltIPPS, Sou . , ~ ,J 1 it :, etp Grpr"u" 0, 112; Straud, whets didvertimrantr, 0 reirritor t t apir, Lifters for the I dit3r .3tc. cpost-pair), mos( ba rlddreised. SPORTING INTEL LICENCE, :srE,WVAitt:EI4 FI kST 001161. MEETING, nlit, 4 FiestlYear-,:t Dne-thira of a Subscription of 25 , ,Ts;*thi ir l TtIVSDAY, CCD. I. „ th r.::: : 7 1 .1 ;a ii i i i :til: ' ,. ;:t v i d i l l r i . 1 .; c ;l . o B l l; S t r t , i , i s ); 1 3 ::t . t .'' u ba anal b 4... ti ‘ l t; i 7 ' .. 8 t , ; I v i a b ik [ ed ' I) : , , e ' r i Lti sackvittesin , i';t. Jope, Ss.. 21b. Two.yr. old C. to s. ,11. ft.- 4to ton I'd , . D. of St. Albares CalTibrion,B6t. 71b. ICC. ffo,ll Mr. CAI. puZs 1-Irirtit. 7st. 71b. - Two yr oiti'C. loos, .1 , 01;s fr. m,,”.. .S.,l4keWeAWs Ttt,.,:tlert b.t. 71b. reu., 345. tral .jor vy il sou's goiter, t.-.. , .. - 71b. Across the 1 Kogi. It. tr. 91b. beg Major Wilson's Awe., Mr. Shakespeare's Chester Sst. 216'. NC.' Po. fr o m ttft. Andreei'd Nlurel. Bst. tact). • 'A b. M. aoags..h. ft. „, ti ;, tir.lltake's Icrebrmot or. 7 1u rcr. iz5g5..f1610,..t,---:* rison's Gracerfst. 61b. i 1! . Nl' ;oo s 1;t1 C. CAveritiebleb Ecclt:stot;, Sst, B 4.11). tet."froin t,,i Kin. nairtrs "Ilia Ustuly (I.lci.d) B•.:.,bitt. At). M. ;Dog , -----...--,...--............;.. The Pori', a-cotili-cr foan article 'which npre:2o in the lit ....4nligallican Alitor e on, nd tvh:Cil t" Editot repreients as entitlji to foil i 1 113' l " jeeted the Overtures of BUO NAVA It :1' Tip: folio' ililr!II:vt-th;oisn'ailteltilr;:rtetgiiinvge''thi:::1 tfliest! trnafrcrtatillitli°;l4l':::: tiff did not . ,aci with the same dignifi)si firaineto during the whole of his intercoutse with the Fr eile4 U.urper :-- " The,Deputation*of the Concile, wbi, to the Nett in Italy, 1134 ireturned.to PaC having acccitnplisht d any part of its 111 . 15 1 p i ) : PO PE e h , as refused every proposinnn ma& : wß i l i e l v ti t i i n o n tn ' 6 . ll 4 l : a e t l i t A : : : u l ‘ A f t h l :.idvileoeh,T:t.nlopc:.airipinii aid insinuated; n u ; : tuoia.,tjeulrjele Austrian .Flr; :il that c A dir: g e mil e r n e: t itil le ; fsti w as to which the POPE . in.l; as. Buo:sfeA7Aeltir (15;:danned.e'('Issi'litto dhr(i7dsi'ittl'c'4""ll3:::' i this '''`'ld. a man who now accustoms bitogeli. I . tite , P er ' ~ , J SOUS per diem, in pteterence tO 01 :inn *llia was offered hita by &a.eobsoti, 6'l" lose much !" . i • .1k new t-f'• ntrancv. is now br eaking thrott4h,.olo6o/, , 1 ',;• , 4l iii,C:l,A,llll(.o',•ll:iticdotfliti,pieittledi,llewiSiiirblietida,gicleltat: LO i l ilA ' 10 1116 residents, wjto 11,4ee.beeti hitherici;)un'helii=ilee?c,if4. ether .bY•the Gate in Holywell-sireet,,or tho ‘ l9 ! . passage 4 rot]) Wych-st rect. e tc. lie ofncial acconAs frotn the Captains of 0 1. ~, gates in the lite naval.action in ths'itiiSt I"ndies.io, . ova yet been received, though the ittt.eiligence j5 ., 1 , 11 : 4 0 , '1""Oed. r The Galatea, CAFtain Lo:;Ac):., ii°" irri 11 , 8 ".'e ...heen the first that Came op wi ell ih e '. ll . ; w itit she !lad to , sustain; for sortie t wit!, tot acid , tier , 4. ' ' ). ! i ! lee . ''46l' Wriisfris:.of come, . was 'g' teater than 1 " §1 ) .. 0 ; I:4l7o,Rilled and .wounded. ••• . i - ' .1 - f, ro Ib e i i b c .- A r ed ' itt's!an s l ,- still 'feirai',s too in di 4 P ncPu i ' r' i.le P),)1 5 orth.-ts'l4llo4)osirl...ni.at.cil to .0.. ~i.ci,,,, fitsGia;ed.ll 4iib . lririvriott, at 111,- ii.iii !- of ' 4 ' ," ~f 1 1.: ,. ' '''' s tll' r e) ii ii u l t l ' u ' d .6 l 3 s :i 3 tt t ' , vr i ' o rl( i t l 4 : )t : ;It liti'lieci::i'iteraidsds;‘)ioo:lii)ii'ii:l'-1 iir'.).::.i''''''7ll'.'l'')'''''.l'('':;t:)lvi;:le:ll;ri:rti:Cl4l::.cnt'‘..:Li' • () ,, t :4',13-6"-- 4 01 . Crib h -g recdvcd 1! 0 " l '"' . 1 „ . .l w ing r a c ga d i I n again, ,s a a v t i l ti g o i ‘ ii V a O t L y l trIA::,Z,b:101;:i'4;k:11:1:11, 1() Lli jl , technical phrase; has tr,:cct.:ed hi'° o'cl i ' I P' )1„c; till, _ "Ariguy.--:-•A shocking occOrreace coo l ' 1‘ 1 1, ,, : for FELICITYi n , i t g il l e tt i anabttdsao:l:A.L:Tbny,ll:::l_,..iiiol..llrOs,eknlit):.:‘llrl; , %.,e ' .,:rovt3o r, e rtfivtl,it io, cam .: E . Portuguese sailors' began quarrelling, „ s iroc 4 at one of the frail s)ster hood haOrg ,beereceivd, ISvaltieurirda°ynel3°sit them;. named Jean BiiP'ste,' vo ci;tr, vej'e's l to 11)..thosphall, 'without laipes of r e e ' a • eri (4, a t i kt ro c e t banns of marriage between Wl" ' fiew . rt (i. . Wootton eigh ty 'ears of ale and 'M' il l l'oveeeell, thecity of O x fo rd, seventy years of a4;e'clegyo° published, al it) fo rbidder s , containau and c advertise atti t 1 1 0 :in t : 6tia;° ,1 : 1 : ' 11: 1 ; bi!ndsi:fintirrijagti t Marriage will 'be unlay. fill." Hu t . it ~4 , 41 )5 , 19 , itritTosneyi;u, vvennittellelogrerorst;n:;;l°l3llo!,t(.l,lii::ll; cloned retro are the cruel parents or gt.-- his t '') (led Ai' Interpose their authority to die int° ' -144.* union , of those aniorous tnjants, a t bl°still'' I t . raisin g prospect Of 'a numfrous ProSe a Y i f an ew cl .'' ' On Thursday, thtricalt ult. a spire ° i of f'A. r; ', ' struction wai erected upoo the abor'74l. , l oco. , ~ i ~..pt 1110) „.gs wort ostone;in Ireland. It i s fifty ti-- -, . - d 5u ' of er f iLo i n ii,, n i d o, slate; :,hied ip)co)irntridn:jaost,i,ons,en:l:o,:lcivi.i,::, pot togeth.r withinside of the .‘ , %t ern , ~, tlle3lls the expense and danger °' - ood g" i folding were avoided. Ail the nobility iilv,,e, kid be e" • '...1' try fot, many * miles round, who • „ t its , .. t g r ' ~t on the occasion; expre.).sed the gr,.-ates.„nej sli'l tion lii f'seeiog this beautifully proPort',"d..ll,oi, gradually raised by machinery, and Plili eigt'• l3 etfort on its destined, base. ft was . ° 1 " 1 be en s t . minutes h i i 0 ascent, and after it ° lto c l ' c) cured irt its new Skull ion, ' the ,pe'ds'!; desen,l; it had' been attached' der'" lift, its elevi llicin ., who 111. '1 tower, 4,1•,,c,f. et! to the Mound wnli the vVoriOlf.i''is iieeLo:,l•4 -eon.cluded- tne riper:nicht. '..',l' .Ite*-kiß'r.e,r, 3 1)ti r ''• (*rout lighroittg `by it 'Copper._ conclueltuo t h e olu:' t been expoceti ever since its erdati"'. „ I , 001 0 ' ' coXial gale's, by which it _has not heel' ' affected. --; r•. , • . u• .. k 4I R Ili. 4 dy Anil it)011$ 1 , Oti flu, 2;cl Sec,st. at S tifling Castle, ' 41 ." 44 0:1. 44 ' 3 sun. . . . f .- 1 ,.....-4-;.r.-.....- ...... _ - ___ D 1 ED. • t Of. .f, s ci f. t : v n nosi f it,, t 1 1 : 14 1: 1 s(liiis.tto, taJjeiliica:vir I r . :\,it;l4git‘li to pia:, t I d v a i ti,eigohitc:i co. . ii ..i, , , , . ... ii. of Keliti.lt-town.• 061' neir 1100'41(101f Oa Tltotr,tay, the it'd! Se;)t. at Rory, ~ , too Nrir. 'l l -elt, reli.,:l at tt)e Pte., Days,l Yest!,orrll: Se4::retAti, to tits Aldjesty'a Comwil la F.,iir I I , 111 GIL WAT ER AT L()N110N BRIDOE it fv. MOMing, min, a fter 1.1 livening, to rain: alter PR ICE.OF STOCKS yoreADAY. P . /0. r Intim Ilonds, 10' , • Pvik. :"*ACCIft Sttilt ~, t ioulii Se 4 SNO: is, ,p• Nll c pet Cent. 941 2 i plli ie. !,. 1 ditteq . , 1 , 4 pet. ( ent- sant dr," . 1 pet Cent. Ite. shut o , Ilion i dir , 63 i ki i pet ..:etit.. 'Cm. 63 ti i , tut ,I, Oa , Bank Ann. shut (Anse • , Iki,., Stock?, ich via: g'lt t 1 , i e t o hei vas 00'1° s of 13 "1: al to e QII 4 Migh t tir ' ° ( " reP b,.