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A-~..~.:~::, LONDON GAZETT E , 4.,' ISo+. Ikad quarters, How Chards, Sept. 4, 184. ORDERS. , „., His RnyA Highness the LONIMANDE R in CHI EF is pleased to diteo, that all Officers appointed to the under, mentioned Regiments, subsequrnt to the 16th ulr. who have not already received special direetions for their condua, shall immediately repair to the pl,: , es specified in Ole annexed List, as the head. quat tersinf the -zd Ilittalions of their respeetive &etas,- rerrtikg their arrival (if the quarter is in .England) the Inspeetor . .Genera of the Recruiting Service in London, under cover to the Secretary at ; Or, if in Ireland or North Britain, to the Deputy InspeCtors General in DtUelti or Edinburgh' res pkijvely, from . whom they will receive Instiuc. tions for - their future guidance. • • Officers'appointed,to Regiments, the head. quarters of which ate in Great Britain, will draw their pay from the Regimental Agents in 'London ; those' ap. put. to t to Regiments in Ireland, from the Regi. mental Agents in illtiblin, 13v His Roiar Hignegs's Command, RARIVY cALVERT, Adj, General, tst Foot, 1-I. , ptilton, North Btitain.. 4th Foot,.ospringe Barracks. sth Foot I lorsham. 6th Foot, Preston. 7th Foot, Walcefiel(L Stn. Foot, Rklimund. yth Foot, Sherborn. tOtit. hoot, Maldhu.. 14th Foot, Dunstuble. 13th Foot, Scarborough; 2ist Foot, Renfrew North. Britain. . 23d t; nor Wrexharn. 24t1t,Fout,AVarwick.,. 25th Foot, Penrith. r/tio Font inniskilling,f refund. ;tst Foot,Chester. 32d Foot, Launceston. 36th Foot', Sunderland. Ath Foot, Lueltfield. 4olh. Foot. Taunton; 43d 'Foot; Broomsgrove. .45th root, Blansalet soth PootiPtcyncester. 'S tst 400 t, BotottObridge. 32c1 Foot, Banbury. pith Foot, Farnham. 59th. Foot, Ches. tettield. 62d hoot, Devizes. 63cl Foot, Bury St. Edmunds. 7 tyt Foot, Dunharton, 72,1 FOot, Peterhead, 73d Foot' i on. trove, North Britain. Sad Foot. und 83d loot, -Clatinan Barracks. 87th hot, Clare, 88th Foot Sligo, anil.li9th Foot, KillteLoy, Ireland, 9,th loot, Foot, 91st Foot, Ctief, Nurth Britain. 96th Foot, Llanymtlovey. ;liar...Office, Sept. 4, 1804. 3hßegiment ni.Dragoots Guards, Nltilij Zachailah Cox, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Brice, promoted. 4111 Ditto, If3jor Francis Sherlock, from the litst Foot, to be Major, vice,fremh, n ho exchanges. till' .I:l:glint:tit of light Dtagoons, Lieutenant Francis lliwker, to be :Captaiti Troop„ without purchase. Cornet Malcolm M'Nei flop he Lieutenant, without put.. citaA;. Charles bdwaral Kennedy, Gent..to be Cornet, kg purchase, vice Kelly, promoted. • . 16th l)itto, Lieutenant VVilliarn Boyce to be Captiin of a Trnop, without 'purchase. • Cornet - M'lntosh to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Clement Tudway, Gent. . - . . .. 10 he Cornet, vice M‘liltoall. . ... , Iph Ditto, Lieutenant James Hollings to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase. Cornet lames Richard Lewis Lloyd to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Comet , Wm. D'Ari.:y to be DittO, vice HeWogs. . ath Ditto, George Cashel!, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur olmie, viceliacclius,7who retires: . . . ,tst Regiinent 'of •• Foot. To be Captains of Companies— Lieutenant Alex. Stewart. , Lieutenant john Gordon. Lieutenant Edward Michael Bird. , Lieutenant Sampson Godfrey. . , To .be Lieutenants--Lieutenant Miliant Henry Newton, from Halt-pay of the isth Foot,' vice Stewart. Ensign lames Walker, front the Bth. Hattalionot Reserve, vice Gordon. Ensign ----, College, (min the . YorkAangers, vice Bird. , Ensign George, Gun, vice Godtrey. Ensign . john William Fmmerson, front' tile Nova Scotia Fencibles. Ensign Buckley. • To Ix i:.hsigh4 It oho( t Campbell, Gent. C. Douglas, Gent. H. Cowell, Gent. lames-Cowell, Gent. 'obit Cowell, Gent. Munro , Gent. , tilt Regiment of Foot. To be Nlajors—Major Sir (ohn Prioile Dalrymple, Bart. from the both Foot. Captain the ilQn. t teniy King, from the 4,1 d Foot. Captain Charles Prat. To be Captains of Companies—Captain Chit. 1). Wand. trom Hall-pay of the tat Foot Guards, vice Pratt. Lieutenant Ephraim Prodor, front the 13644 - Foot. Lieutenant tnan the 2oth Foot.. Lieutenant George Clarke. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant William Pickering, from the bail root. Ensign Robert Bin-pelt, from th,: - stit West India Regiment. Ensign , Edward Drury;f from , thi B.stit I. out. .. To be Ensigns—Ensign Joseph Hicks, from the 4th liana. lion of Reserve '. 1. IV. Graves, Gent. M. Hare,. Gent. .I'. S. Girling. Gent. . . ryth Ditto.. To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Wm. 'l'. Colwich, from the Hist Foot. Lieutenant H. Nooth. ' Lieutenant Fred. Clarke, from the 24th Light Dragoons. To be Lieuteitaists-I:.nsjp Robert Cuthbert, from the 76th Foot, vire Nooth. David Walker, Gent. William Reed, Gent. --- Swinbuttie; Gent. Darling, Gent. An drew Fernic, Gcnt. To oc Adjutant, with - the, Rank of .Lieutenant, Serjeant. Major Orr; front the 95th Foot. 9th Ditto. To be Captains ot, Companies— Lieutenant, Hee. for Cameron, from the. 4ist Foot. Lieutenant, ['limas Airey, tri)ii t the 3901,F00t. Lieutenant Alexander Camp bell, from the Kist Foot. Lieutenant .C. C. Itertny,, trunk the 33(1 Foot.. • To be Lieutenant, Ensign St. John Travers, from the 66th Foot, view Peebles, prinota. To be Ensigas— Ensign Jeremiah Campion, from Half-pay of the 7zd Foot.- William St. Clair, Gent. St. Lefler Hill, Gent. Htimpluey.Minehin, Gent. Pith Ditto, Major Sokimon Holmes to be. Lieutenant. Colo. net. • To be Majors—Brevet,Lieutenant-Colonel GNUS Pell, from the i ftit toot, viceifolines. Captain John Newmuni To be Captains of Companies—Captain Lord Thomas Pel ham Clinto.i, front Major Lowe 's Corps, --vice Newman. Lieutenant John Blossett, from the ut. Foot. Lieutenant john Webtropp Carty.• Lieutenant ptiavitts Carey, from tilt 3d Pi:4;0011S. • To be LiCtitellantS -7-Lieutenant C . :cargo tlockings - ,.from Half. Dy of the Crul Foot, vice Carey. ;.Litliatenant Charles owtiel, fromthe 71h . litittalion of Resermv. Ensign Geo, . - i)weri; sirom the Gist Foot. Tube Ensigns—Fleury Robert Cole,.Lent. Cha. J. Tench. Cent. 14th Regiment of Foot. To be Captains of Companies , . Captain I din Heady. from the 69th FOot. Lieutenant tleary Madden, from the-Atti Foot. Lieutenant Thomas froln the igth Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants— EnsiEtt Thaws Ryder Graves. Ensign W. I..,Newiiind, tigin.xtly 3.)tii 'Foot. • To 641 Adjutant - Lie,uteeiant - 1, H. 'Aittge9. • To ter. tetastie—Serjeant- Major John Mercer. 1 3 11 l • D itt o, Lieutenant Vi ►pliant Crierson, .ftum the 39th wt, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant G.corgc ' to WI Captain of a Company. Ensign AinClTeiV I.,:tWall to be Lieutenant, vice Barrow. • En s i gn —,-- I)'Arcey, troth jlic,39th Foot, to.be. Lteutenant. Tole linsigns—EnSign Lawrence Goodall,. from . the 6th West India Regiinellt. H. Disney, Gent. (..;enti TheophiltiS es, Gent. J 11. Catlike. ce nt To be Assistant-Surgeon—Chrisuitilier Bill, who resigini. • aist ditto.:'Co be Captains of Companict—Liebtenant Stuart glom a Duitglas. • Lieutenant John Campbell, from 101 FOot. Lieutenant lames .I.reotei tAn t liavtland Le Mesurier, .from B.irl Foot. To be First Lieutenants—Sec . :oM Lieutenant William Con.;. • To he Ensien—Thomas Swvney, Cent. To he Assistant-Surgeon—Hospital-Mate Michael Edward Parker, vice liarpnr l prornoteclin 47th Foot.' 1,6 t Ditto. Joseph Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Zuill, who retire.„ , - '27th DittO, .Captain Like C. Tornkins, from half-'pay of the late Irish Artillery, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant George Tuthill to he Captain , of a Company George HolMes, Cent, to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Kilbee, promoted in the 23th Foot. 30th Ditto, Captain George Viscount Forbes,--from Half- - pay of the late 74th Foot, to be Captain of a CoMpany, vice Fitzgerald, who exchanges. ~31st Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel William Howe Camphell, from Half.pay of the 35th Foot, to he. Lientenant.Colo nel. Lieutenant Robert Elder, from the 64th Foot, to be ,Captain of a Company. To he Lieutenants—Lieutenant Robinson, from the' lath Battalion of Reserve. Ensign Thomas R.- Herns. worth . , from, the slith Foot. Ensign Thomas Bruce. .32d Ditto, Captain I-I'. Richardson; from the 15th Eattalien of Reserve, to be Captain Of a Company. Captain Jo. seph lerrard, from loth Battalion of Reserve, to be Cap tain of a Company. Lieutenant lobo C. Dennis, frorn 2d Battalion of Reserve, to he Lieutenant. Lieutenairt Ro. bert•Thompson, from 16th Battalion r of Reserve, to be Lieutenant, William Henry Thornton, Gent. to be En- . sign. 36th Ditto. To Captains of Companies—Captain Henry : Vernon,' from 15th Battalion of Reserve. Captain Charles Pickard, from Olt Battalion of Reserve. Lieutenant W. C. Douglas, from ad Battalion of Reserve. Lieutenant . John Morse, from Bth 'Foot. To be Lieutenant— Ensign Henry Balguy, from . 5.3 d Foot. (To he continued.) BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. William Pryer,.of Hackney, Middlesex, sfock-broker, from Sept, i t. to Sept.. 18, at ten. at Guildhall, London. wilban t Wihion, late of the Coal Exchange; London. coal_ faelor, from Sept. 8, t 0.041, 27, at ten, at Guildhall, Angel ‘Vindecker, late of Liverpool, Lancashire, merchant, from..Xugust 7, to Sept. 2j, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Man chester. Stephen Sian:lntl; now or late of Apollo•buildings, East• lane, Watworth, Surrey, merchant, trout Sept. 8, to oet. 27, at ten, at Guildhall, London.. 7 rail, vice Dougla s . Second Lieutenant Tobias. Kirkwood, Vice hi 'llaffie. To be Sei.olid Lietitenants—Cornet John Davis Hicks, fiOtti 11411.:pay of the York Hussars, vice- Conran. ilt.-nry Ramey, Gent. vice Kirkwood. S. W. Green, Ge nt .,, I. teen, (.;cnt. IYin. liardwicke, Gaut, Lt. Ii.1:1404, .1; cot. 24th ' Ditto, Lienitenant Lndoviek.,Stenvirt, from- the s3d cot, to be Captain a, Gum-luny. Liettienissit. c'.hafies Hughes to be l'4i) tails of a Company... TO be E.nsigns—Lleetesiant famesGrindley, "'rain silt iLlitation us ItCSVl'v'e: Crur1VW:::11.04431411,-Ccatt. G t em, taut. Casisrield Penton, dent._ %slit I(4i,licrst of Niot, LicUfeiiallt John. Berger," from the zotil hoot, to be Capt3in or a Company. • T o he Locti . tqslitilitr, Loci/tenant fonts Artnitrong,otroottht 13th Battalion of Rest:flit:, Ltettiinant , AntllOpy C. trots ith I.l‘,Lit:ll:tia lames Dnlt; stitts Ditto. hwiiist Wiiihost groin tIK wit Onto; A private Letter which we have received by the Gottrnburgh Mail, throw; some light upon the French intrigues at Constantinople, and states the following particulars :—lmmediately after the oc. etipati , ..n of the Kingdom •of Naples, by the Troops of BDNA OAR TE, the Emlteor of Rirsslis determined to send a sufficient number of Ships and Soldiers to defend Sicily, the Mecca, and the Seven Islands,. against the attempts and plots of France. By Trea. ties with the Su at. this PORTE, a free passage through the Dardanelles is secured to Russia while at Peace with the Turkish Empire. Last February, how.: ever, immediately after the arrival of the first Rug. Sian convoy with four Frigates, General 8i1.11411 presented a strong Note to the Divan, protesting against the passage of any more Rusaian Troops or Men of War froth the Black Sea, for_the Mediterra. ranean. He was supported in this step by the Spanish and Batavian Ministers. . This Note, or rather an extraCt from it, was presented to Count ITALI NSK I, the Russian Ambassador, who sent off to his Court for instructions ; but.insisted upon the obseivance Of the Treaties in this particular,-until he should re. ceive an answer. In the mean time, another Roll: Sian Convoy putted,. unmolested, for the Seven Islands. BRUNE then tried, by his emissaries, to work 'upon the national prejudices of the 'forks. against the Russians, and the people of Constan. tinople began to murmur at the distinguished. re. ception given to the Russian General, Baron Se R ENO: PORTEN, and several Russian Officers of Rank, by the Members of the Divan. The intrigues 'Hid not, however, stop here. Russian subjeds , were insulted, attacked, and some even murdered, by a 'rakish mob, headed and instigated by pe;rsoPs known to be partizans of France, and in the pay .of BRUNE ; and, .though some of them were pu. niched for their crimes, the most VI •illy • 100 k 'shelter in the Hotel of the French Minister, who assisted their secret escape from the Turkish Capital. In the mean time the crews of the R u ssi an Men of War,. and .the Troops on board the Transports, were not permitted to land. ;Even those , whose health requited a residence on shore, were refused that indulgence. In this interval Cisunt ITALINSK I received new instruCtions frOm St. Petershurgh, and had an audience of 'the GRAND VIZINIt, at which he demanded whether any (nita. clei were to be expeaed by:the,Ships of his Nation,. in , their passage through .the. Dardanelles ? and,in. sisted upon an explicit answer. Upon, this subjed, he received the following official. declaration t-- 4 i That as long as the Emperor of Rosa' A should be At:peace with:all the Powers of,Enrope,.sphe pas. sage, should remain open to him ; but, in case he should , be engagedin War with any of these Powers,' then the-Sualimrt PURTII 4 ., in conformity with that system of 'Neutrality which, it . was determined to preset.ve,, could not , any longer permit Russian Mtn of War to pass the Dardantlles, either .from the slack Sea to the Mediterranean, or. from the Medi. Ittrantan to the aid(' Sea," It is said, that this 'detlaratiotv ha '• 's atisfied neither the RUssian our • • • • • he — Frencli Ambassador.. 'lt is probably the cau,e itf the pirlenutenipOriaing cotiduCt of the Cattine.t of St. l'elersbiirgh, and - of 'the passage of a-Russian nett from the 1; iltic• for the Mediterranean, instead i)1 its baiting token the :course • - of - the preceding Stitt•idrors, through the , Dardanelles.' • LONDMI : Printed zy Kt CILAiLU 11A @H [S, .(31 NO. Mirtlet;coirr, 10kY-Str=t); awl At the surr.(.;vb INfi). 111,i "Wand; whet . didiirrithrforch- Ord f r i fur Accounts from Puonah say, that the fat* en. thronetnent of the. Peishwa at that place, presented a speetacle unequalled ,by any thing ever seen there before ; the. crow& that thronged round, gave abundant proof of the population and curiosity of the country. The:Troops lined the roads to a con. siderable distance from the PalaCe,: . the gardens and outer courts were filled' with Soldiers, and several fire elephanti were brought forward on the occasion. When the 'door of the grand hall of audience opened, it discovered the guards round the . otiter G iles, and the,Chief. Officers, &c. within. ,At the extremity of the hall, a high . thresne.Was raised, 'hOng with rich curtains, and covered. wkb a superb conupyi, the railings were of wroqht gold; decorated with jewels: the floor was covered with a carpet, and the cieling supported with pillars enriched with gold and pearls. A General, Officer knelt• on the lower step on one and the. PriSne IViinister on the other. The Prince ascended the Throne, and received the hu. 'rnage and presents of a number of Chieftains o f Provinces, &c. &c. After the usual forms, the iiisb:(l by W Ay A J . t sop a S,cs rrpa, (01 South Moiron-stieet, Groiven 3 r-s4u 3 r e) tl.c raper, 'L.c../cri tot the Editor, lirc.. (post .:14±J), •inii i t tie 4.ititeeieti. BANKRUPTS. ohn Itrown Musselwhite, now or late of Wareham, Dorset- Shire, butcher, to surrender Sept. IS, 19. andOet. 16, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Wareham. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Parr, Poole. Joshua Eaton, now or late of Liverpool, Lancashire, mer chant, to surrender Sept, 27, 28, and.ool. 16, at one, at the York Hotel, Williamson's-square, Liverpool., Attornies, Messrs. StathaMand Son, Liverphol ; or Mr. George Par ker, Brick-court, Temple, London. John Brown s junior, of Liverpool, Lancashire. •merchant, to surrender Sept. 26, 27-, and Ott. 16, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern; Paradise-street, Liverpool. At. torney, Mr. Rubes Greavt.s, Liverpqol. DIVIDENDS. Nov. to. john Wallace and Williant Hawes, of Haswell, Middlesex, soap -makers, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Sept. S. Harry andJoseph lacoba, late of Milford, Perri broke, ship-builders and co-partners, at eleven, at Guild hall. London., , • Oet. 13. Funds Wilson, of Great Claaort, Essex, linen, draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Thomas Rideopt, of Manchester, Lancashire, tiler , chant, at eleven, at the titidAewater Arms 'lnn, Mot . chc:ster. Nov. 7. Samuel lames, of CrosS-street, St. AndreW, flol burn, Middlesex, hardWarentan, at el: veil, at Guildhall. Nov. 7. William Cadwell, of Maidstone, Kent,. uphol . stem, at eleven, at Gtkildliall, London. • CERTIFICATE; Sept. 25. William Bolleni of Wakefield. Yorkshire; mer chant. MAR I. BOROUGH-STILE ET . .—Yesteniay a person ,calling himself the Hon. 'Mr. Leslie,..a/iar.the Hon. Mr: areville, ality Jones Pr at, digs James John. suits,- and alias Mr. J dines IN/Liore, was brought be. foie WM. Baiop r tsq. the Divisiimal Magistrate, 'on a charge of Swin - dling. He appeared to be a young man of about twenty.five'yeats of age, dark complexion Nadi eyes, !latish nose, rather broad lips, and high cheek bones,' with black cropped 'hair. He was dressed in the verypink of the mode, fa dtionable brown Oat, white waistcoat, drab breeches,. and' Hessian hoots. He appearedquite unconcerned ; and his love ensemble was that of a, complete Bond.street Lounger. • The first charge preferred against him was by Mr. ,GeOrge Coining,. of Piccadilly, who : stated, that 'being in the shop of'Mri. "Tuckey, No. 45, New Bond street, jeweller,. on' Monday evening last, he saw the Prisoner (whom he identified) come in; and, :after some previou, conversation, in which he men. tinned that he had been recommended therebylVirs. .Elvey, of the same street, he ordered broachea, set 'hair combs, and various other articles, to the amount of rel. 6s. to he sent to Mrs. Whitley'S,Old Bond street, and direeted 'for Mrs. Winchester, -who lodged there. The Witne6S obiervid the Prisoner look at and examine a number of rings which were shewn.to him, and he seemed to. finger, them in an 'odd manner. He then Walked about the shop, and stretched his NMI up to the top of a pile of writing. brixes, as if to take one of them clown, which tht Witnes-s conceived.to have been done With intent - to congeal, in the arm of his coat, some articles -he suspected' the Prisoner had previously se. creted in his sleeve. Mrs. Turkey then observed to the Witness, that the Prisoner was the person who had been in, the shop some time befoie; and 'that, immediately after he went away, she had missed three gold seals. She 'then Went 'out with the Pri soner, carrying the goods' he had ordered, towards .Old Litind-street, and requested• the Witness, and 'another young Gentleman who was then in the shop, to follow them at a distance. The Witness accordingly folloWed. When Mts. Tuckey and she Prisoner had &Int a little way together, he told her ' he had .business at a stationer's shop' opposite,- and would be with her immediately. The PriSoner then ran away" (as Witness supposed; upon ,seeing him follow).. Witness pursued him fur some time, caught him, and Out him into a coach, and proceed ed, to 'bring him to Marlborough-street; but Pd. soner, upon finding where he was going, burst open the coach door, leaped out, and again attempted to run away ; but, was,' after a violent' scuffle, se. curect. When brought to the watch-house, lie said his name was Moore. Mrs. Tuckey afterwards, upon inquiry, found, that no such person as Mrs. Winchester had ever lived at MtS..Whitley's, in Bond.street. • • The Prisoner being asked, what he had to'Say in answer to those charges?, stated,. that he lived in Berkshire, and had only been about nine days in London ; that he had been authorised , to purchase these articles fur Miss Wilkinson, who lived at No. ra, Macclesfield. street, a very' respeCtable young Lady, with whom he had been acquainted for about two years, .She,was perfefily : well able to par for the goods he, had ordered, and kept her own house.and'servants. The second charge preferred against the Prisoner was by Michael inglefield, who deposed that he had been servant to Mrs. Elver, of New Bond.street, jeweller, some time ago and remembered the Pri. sonet coming to his mistress's shop, • early in the morning, about the Jodi of last Jan. and ordering goods to the amount of 81. 61.'; that he took about to. worth 'away with him, and wrote his address in the book,. " The Hun. Mr. Leslie, at, Gen. Leslie's, Stable Yard, St. James's," desiring the remainder, might be sent to him there about five o'clock that evening, as they always dined at that hour. Upon inquiry, the Witness found that no such person lived !here, and that General Leslie lived in St. James's. street. As several persons were to come forward with a variety of other charges, he ,was committed for re. examination on Tuesday next. William Gerll, was charged upon the Oath of Mrs. Mary. Cooper, the wife of. William Co s oper, of the Three King's Inn, Piccadilly, with stealing a muslin Cloak arittgovin, and: various other articles of women's dress, 11%.! property of. her husb*nd.— Sarah Chandler, the, couk.maiti, saw the Prisoner go uptheir gateway with a bundle under his arm. She suspeaed him, and called out .stop.thief, and pursued. He ran towards the end of St. James's. street, where he dropped the bundle, and the' young woman picked it up. He was then followed through Jerinyn,street„ as far as Ruty.street, St. James's, where; • after some slight resistance, he was taken into custody by Mr. Johnstone anti another, who happened to be passing at the time. Fra6cis March, the Constable of St. George's WatCh.lnause, pro. duced the bundle The Mistress swore that the contents were articles of dress for' herself and her datighter.. The maid swore that they were the same which the Prisoner dropped. He stated in his de. fence', that he had. foond theni in anollier Out. — Fully comtnitted for trial. curtain of the inner , court dropped. We were deliverel to rite attendants, and • the_gun , "), the fort were shortly after fired, to announce tLe conclu<ion of the Ceremony. In the evepi..g A PA illumination took place ; all the:Eut , :,w , Offi:ers had a ball - ; - and the whole concluiled• o t It fireworks and other demonstrations of joy'and testi- The total strength of thelPeishwa', Army is said to he 40,0ci0 Cavalry,. and 20,000 Irdantry the former, among the• Mahrattas, are gen:•rally the worst paitlb silt' of tnen in the world. oldie Sony* are recruited in Hindostan, and principally of the -Rajepoot and Purvia cast : they are hoe figurysa 'but being.mere soldiers - of fortune, are naturally in :dined to inaflivity, and are equally incapable of gratitude or afFedion. MELANCW)LY ACCIDENT.---Sattlrdity se'nnig ht a briCkidYbr who was employed on the roof of Butiverit's hbuse at Richmond, was lowered to a bucket, which, from the weight of the man, was giving way. The poor fellow, alarmed at hi' ado ger, caught hold of the depending rope wi h such .violence, that he bri , ke the pole above, and wits killed hnmediately by the fall ; otherwise the man below would moat, pallid)); have let him down_ in safety. His body was fractured' in many places., On Sunday evening, abut seven o'clock, - the sugar.house.of 'Messrs - . Revel and Co. S'ieffield, was , discovered to be on tire, when the Town was thrown into the utmost alarm. - The drums imme- diately heat to arms " , and by the timely assistar'ce of the Volunteers and the Inhabitants in general:, if ry was extinguished before any Materi a l damag,:: w 44 done. - -It is not known from what cause the fits proceeded. A metancholY accident happenedson night on,the Skene road, hear Aberdeen metrand athild- were going •home cart, .$Ar• en the hnvie . took fright, and ran t •fr c niin kiikd on the spot, an I one of the w men-tiroi so much hurt in the head that she now. lies thra!, gerously Tatssiot OF FATUNE.—Coopers' 11.40 0 just been painted and beau:tfic,l, for the recepli. , '' of .the bewitching Goddess, %vim make , . her• mai appearance this year, on Monday the 2.011 of rite present Month. She is particularly happy in "c" quainting her devotees, that she has an upeqiiallc' , number of Capital Prizes to di tribute among them, . .viz. Three of Twenty Thousand Pounds, Three of Ten Thotisand Pounds, Three - of Five Thousand Pounds, besides several others, and no Prize less than 20/.' As this L atery consiitcof ijn1 25,000 TacketS, and a - great part.of thembeing already dis posed o f o to at makes it necessary t o caution Adventurers • • ihr for Tickets and ShAres in -time, otherwise the pre.. sent andonly- uppottunity this year will be lust.' • . rrn , •f ;t‘,, NO.' 26, CO RN/I.IIA--LOTTERY UNIRQUALLEefi. Three k'rizes of Twenty Thonsand POUJUIS. Three vrizes of en 'Thousand founds. Thre-: Prizes of Five Thousand Pounds. HORXsaY and Co. respettlully,:acquaint the No' bility, Gentry, and the -Public, that. there never was., a State Lottery, , since 'the fir s t estaldilliment 01 Lot teries,.that afforded ,such beneficial Chances' thepresent, which drawing the 24,th 01 month. Clubs and Societid4'wid nac (a . advantage of so grand a. Scheme. It is, besidet. the only Lottery to be drawn this ye ar ; and W 13 4 - ever that has been the case,' many' ins tances may-. fie' adduced where there have been , more Tickel... s shared before the I)rawing c ommenced,: 0 01 111 - • whole number of Tickets contained in 'the present tottery, exclusive of the numbei sold , in' whole Tickets. Hornsby and Co. • rake - the liberty to state these fatis, in hopes to prevent their fricob' from delaying their. .purchases, which must lead rei ther to timid disappointment, or at least to very Orderssame e r m s b a y s it p Letter res r o n r , Ca 'great ricr e increaseecuted o of n the ic s e m • N. B. - All Prizes, whether of zol. or 26.00 0 " paid on demand. e 411IP NEIPS. CAAVILSIND, SLPT. 3. Passed by—the FaEtor, Conway, and St. Patrick, bell, from Belfast ; Nestor, Long, from Dort ; Engell, trout Norway ; Young, lohannes, Pin/tit, I . '"' t oo ter, Blowett, Sand Lliesbeth i Embden. iy. SA ß ti o e l t e — rs t . he t. 0 1;1 pj o te r r k , uctha, y. ilalche, for Tuoniu,;cn. ; Lr r v o , w ro is r i N ar e a w ;_ Yotk , ; 4 10 i i a ril _ _ BIR7III. On Sunday the 23 inst. in Pall-Mall, the 1 ,3 " °I Sir - i FieJerick Env) S ll, on. ifr Yelter.lay in ' Croont'i Greenwich N ut-s c, • of the Key. 'Dr. Lloyd, Kegius Prutessor o i l tio)rew at ot'a Daughter. . • • • , MARRIED. nigh. On the olAugnst, at St. Petersburgh, his Siren ne.s the Hereditary Viince of Saxen Wciinar,„ l 9 penal llighnass the .()rand Dutchess a• i en;tit o'Lio.k. tti•J n11)11111144 Sainte Of a ll the cannon ••11.10 llCar ttiZ CA itill AlinOUlUed qle leaf y tlCs of tile daY• was a. for all periuns belonging to Court t 9 The holm CCreiliony was performed in. she ti5i1 4 , 1 , 111 , - , 3 bf In tue aftcriiyon a graud gala was given at Lotirt• a ball, and a grand and general rinlinniatiOn all o ver th% o, pitat. The te.tivities were the More hrillialit t as t A l tilicr . was.the birth-staybind of the F.MPreiS VOWagerri tr/u 7- • • tiAnghrer‘rtiC Grand DUtchss, the bride. .„ sirS; Yesterday, at Edmonton e , Richard hates EOl, Anne Flower, relict 'of the late Edward - ;lower, • • Chestnut!, Flats. DIED d 0 On Thursdly morning, ;jos at. Dowager Lady Stuart's, °,l Lai - thank, Mrs. Harbaa Smith, daughter of , the 1 4 “: Cl ' Smith. Esq. of Boulogne. , a la te I The SalitZ day. at CtICISZ3, H. I.lLidsard, Es•-i• Carried-street, Soho, aged og. . ' c vaY t° Latciy, of a earalytie stroke, in his chais e . on l"' ~i• London, nur . C:ustor, Lincolnshire, W. r . rien do,oo , . of Halton. . . : „ 4 ill' lately, at-Sidmonth, in Devonshire,(After a .thigl c ,, , , , a nog. Mrs. Ainyatt, wile of jell ei Asigatt, A. ' • . tar SJULlLialpltill. . . --...,-'""......°.. • • PRICE OF STOCKS. flank Ctoclf , t6.3i N.t y Cr.n . 9 2} ; per ct;il • - 4". 99 lei Irish per Cent. • 4 "iwi *went. 74 ai per Celit. Rod. shut Ccnt Con. 571 VLSTXRDAY. s ! i i :. 3 "e : 16/111 Ditto ShQrt i India Stock, 177 Ornniurn, 61 Pr. Impala: 3 pc! Ditto Ann. . 9 t 3 • 160. 1 Cons ff.t . iotn Oct. 57 {' • R` ! ti ':