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ksuNiriON. GAZETTE, Oct. II 7. At t'ne Court rlt;m- Flonie,the Itiih of October 107, P.iescrit, his Ro al I 1 hues the r io Cu nsrii It i 3 ord:Fe'd by his [loyal Highness th'e Prince ekeni in Council, in- flit' name and on the behalf of his Majesty, .that the Parliainent, whielt stands prorogued to Mund,ty the, 33 day of November next, be fin-Ulf'''. prorogued CdritestLy the 16th day of Oi?ceinber nth. 'By hi,: Royal Itiglaris the Prince of Walt4,,'ltegent of the ficitedfilingd;o:? of Great, Brittiio ant Irelarid, the name au:l 00 the behalf ,:f M tjesty, PROCLANLATIOx. .GF.O3GI:, i1.,--AViiet'i!as we [laic_ thnniild tit to order that ce . ::tain 'pieces of gold money should 6i: coined 'which should he called "half soreteigns or ten shilling nieces," each Of Which 'should be of the value of eta still ings, . and - that each piece should' be of the 'weight .R.A7O • of tw.io perniyweights 13 grains troy weight of stand iO,uot) acrd gol , l, accordiu4 ttflie weights approved of and confirmed by us in Council, in pursuance of an Act mode in the 14th year of his,Nl4esty'i reign, intituled " An Act for regulat- ing*and ascertaining the weights to be made use of in weigh ing the,gold and silver Cuiti of this kingdom 3 ' and we have fur tiler thought fit, to order that every piece of gold money, so ordered to be coinej as aforesaid, shall bare for the observe impression the held of his Majesty, with the inscription zt Gem-gits Ili. Dei Gratia;" and the date of the year; and for the reverse the ensigns armourable of the United King dom, containe.: in a shield, with the inscription aritauniarum Rex. Fig. Dt;f: with a newly invented . grdining on the edge of the piece : and. whereas pieces of gold money of the above &Script ion have been . 6oined at his Majesty's Mint, andll he coined there, in pursuance of Orders which we have given for It4at - purpose: we have therefore, in the name and on the hehaliof his Majesty, and by and with the advice of his Ma jesty's Privy Council, thought fit to issue this Pioelamation and we. do.nrreby, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma- Testy, ordain, deklare, aid command, that the-saitl . pieces of gold money so coined, and to be coined as aforesaid, shall be current and lawful money Of . tII6 kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,and shah be called " half sovertigns or ten shilling pieces," and shall pass and be received as current nil lawful money of tha United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and every of such pieces, nOt weighing less than two penny= weights, thirteen pains and one quarter, shall pass and' be received' as of "the value of ten shillings of lawful Money of Great Britain and Ireland in all payments whatsoever. Given . at the Court at Cat - Iron-House, the tOth day of Octo ber 181;,' in the fifty-seventh year of his Majesty's reign. 7-001) save the KING, Carlton-Hentse, Oct. 10, 1 8 17. - This day his• EXcellencY the puke de San.Carlivs . ; vior Extranrdinary and Plenipotentiary front his Catholic Mliesty Ferdinand the Seventh of Spain, and -the Baron Humboldt, Envoy. Extraordinary and . Minister Plenipott.4-' tiary from his Majcsty.the.King_of Prussia, had their first private audiences respectively of his Royal Highness the Prince - frezent, to deliver their credentials ; to • ichieli they Iveze introduceit liy Lord Viscount Castlereaol, his Majesty's" Principal Secretary gf . State for Foreign Affairs, and con ducted by - trotiert Chester, Esq. Asißatit;ruaster of - the Ceremonies: . It7.,iteltall, Sept. 15, 1 R 1 7. His Royal Highness the - Princr , ..Regent limb been pleased, in tire name and 'on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant nuto tl:e Right Howntrable John Earl of St. Vincent, Knight Grand Gross of the 111..15t Honourable Military Order of the Batb,-Arhairal of the Rea- Squadron of• his Majesty's Fleet, and General of.his Majesty's Royal Marine Forces, his Ma jesty's royal license and permission, that his Lordship may He e:rift:and- wear the insignia of an Himorary Knight Grand Cro,c of the }total V.,,ritt4uese• Military Order of the 'rower and Svatrtlovhich Iris Majesty the King,of Poi tugal .was pleas ed to confer up - rt hito in. tlic _year I If, in 'testimony of the high sense his Most Faithful %gest y. entertained of the dis tinl3l3llrd• merits of his Lordship, and of the eminent services rendered by him to the Kingdom of Portugal: And his Royal 'Highness kith been further pleased to command,. that the said royal concession and declaration be registered in his Ma justy's.Coliege of Arms. ,Iretr-Ogicr, Oct. 11, 1517. 6tit Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet John Delaney Allingham to be.. Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Tohnstotic, promoted in - the 19th Light Drag . oons; - .Tames Sparrow, Gent. to be Cornet, by.purchase, vice Allinghant. 19111 ReriMent of Light Dragoons—To be Assistant-Surgeon, AssiSttint , 7-tirgeon.Edward Holt' •r, from half-pay of the 63,1 Foot, vice William Pardy, who exchanges. 2Cd Ditto, Richard Bingham Newland, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Lewis, promoted. ed Regirlient of Focit Guards, Ensign and Lieutenant William Thomas Knolly's to be A:Wen:int and Captain, with otttpurchase. vice Sondes, who resigns. Augustus George Anson, Es - q. Page of Honour to her Majesty, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, vice Knollys. 2d Reginicrd b a Foot.—To be Lieutenants, Lieut. John Hart,, from the 1211 i Foot, vice Jasper Former, who retires upon half-payol the 12th Foot; Lieut.:John Wintyrc, from the &1 West India Regiment, vice Edward Richard lacdou neli, retires opon,tlic lytlf-pay of the Ist Foot. sth Ditto.' Assistant Surgeon George :Richmond, froin half pav-of tlic Ilth Foot, to beAssistant4iorgeou; vice WilliaM B. Lynn, who exchanges. 9th Ditto, John Payne Blwes Gent. to he Ensign, by pia d.iase, v . :tee:Curzon, - appointed to the 69th Foot. • . 21st Ditto, Lieutenant William P. 'Keane, from the half-pay. o f the 7th Foot, to be Adjutant and First. Lieutenant, vice Holden, who retires upon the half-pay as Adjutant. • allth Ditto, Lieut. Richard Fraser, from half-pay of the Re giment, to be Li:eq. - ea:lnt, vice William Pennefather, who exchanges, reecivitig the differi•nce: • stfirt Ditto, Ensign William henry Grote to be Lieutenant, vice. Ogle, deceased) Johu Patton, - Gent. to be Ensign, vice Grote. 4fltit Ditto, Lieutenant-Mayes Queade; from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, Vice Tho Mos Campbell, who exchanges, receiving the dtfference. - . • 42d UAW, louses prander,to he Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Stirling, w h o ret i res. 45th Dittb, Ai•chih•oid Montgomerie, Gent. to lie Ensign, vice Geddes, deceased. , Ssth Dieu), Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Edward Doric'', from the. balf-pay of the 60 FooS, to be Major,. vice William Claud Campbell, wloiexchanges. irk)) the h a lf- pay ' orthe I,PM Ditto, CaptainGeorge.Mothers, 67th Foot, to I.)e Captain of Company, vice James Cock-, burn, who exchanges, rcceivingl he difference. Ensi g n Fvancis Gray Miteleari to he Lielnenant,,iiee"Din„„ de ceased. George Chiche)4er, Gent. to be Ensign, bypur chase, rice Bloomfield, promoted. . . Co! h' Regiment of Foot, Lieut. James I cirarti Rotton, from the t•ith Drogorms, to be Captain - of a Company, hy imrchase, vice•Ftenneils, who retires , Neut. James Tiocie, florn half-pay of the Regiment,:to be Licutcnairts vice rice totDowtne, who exchanges. 62d Dille., Edward• Perry Brooke, Gent.' to be Ensign, vice dt•ceased. 69th Ditto, Ensign Honourable Ferdinand Curzon, from the gth Foot, -to:be I.6lsiign,-- vice Pudner,; plml)ote'J. 771 to Dit!o, Captain Gt - !orge Parish Bradshaw, from, half-pay lie„titnent, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hu bert Gouid, rho exchanges. BSth*Ditto,.—To be Ensign , —Charl e4 Deshon. - Gent. by , • • pqrof a ,,, vice Olney, promoted. Ccori:c. Fothergill, Ger.t. by purebaqt, vice . 1. :3 , nr , promot e d. .s3rl Ditto, Citpt,.in Sotheriand to be Major, be par cha,, rice who retires.. Lieutemtut Itichara Corn nup to he t.;:tpt..tirt of.a COinparly, by purchase, vice 'S,i therlaud. I;:uce Lawb to be.Lieuletkant, by pur chase, vice Counop.. 95th Ditto, Licatenant Thomas Gifi.::rd, from ',lie iialf-pay of 'tilt Iteginir'nt, to he Lieutenant, lice John Rose, who clli seeming the difference. astli g nifill ' Lieutenant nenry Steii 7 s..olB, the el the Itegiinent, to he Lieutenant, vi& Eitehe O'Sulli van, who exchantes. Ail West India Regiment, Ensign Coils to be Lieu tenant, without purchase. Lieutenant'John, Andefson to be.ktijaialit, Vice Foskey, who resipis the .Arljutantcy un!y. 3 , 1 Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Blaelt Vigil Lief, front the halt .pay of the Ist 1:Aot, to be Lieutenant, rice Nrltityre, ap pointed to the 24 Foot. Royal Wawim Train, Lieutenant John Wattoit, Tiity of the Itegitnent, to he Lieutenant. rice William Ait ken, who vxeliat:es. Cornet Oawson French, from half pay of the Regiment, to be Cornet, rice Willlatit Hart, who exchanges. •Ygrk Cbasseors, nosi . ztt anti AiOtant John 'Pennant to have the rank of Lieutenant. Nlainivaring to be Lieutenant, witliout÷tircl.ase, vice Lc Co ltrt, superseded. Charles Wi:les, Gent. to be Et,ii4n; vice Alainwaring. BatvET, Calitain Peter 'O'Shitughttessy, of t!te 101st Foot, to be Ma.- jur in the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Deputy Inspectors of Hospitals—DOuty Inspector Thomas Gunning, from half-pay, vice Henry Irwin, who exchaOges; Slaff-Surgeon Andrew White, from half-pay. To hr Surgeons to the Forces—Brevet Deputy Inspector of Hospitals Jacob Adolphus, M. D. from half-pays Staff- Surgeon Charles Collier, from half-pay, vice Jacob Bath, who•exchaoges: To be Hospital-Assistants to the Forces—Hospital-Assistauts ratrick M‘Ma hen, Thomas Lough, Robert Moir, .John Haltridge, Michael M‘Dernatit, ,John Millar, Edward Pickens, ail from half-pay ; Hospital-Assistant Charles Thompson, from half-pay, vice Alexander N,elson, whO exchanges. . • MEmottANnym.—Ensign Barnett's appointment to the Lieu tenancy in the 41st Foot, on the 10th December, 1819., should he vice Cradock, promoted, and not vice Winslow, who resigned.—The Christian names of Mr. Nlosely, who eras iopoiuted to a Cornetcy in the 4th Regiment of Dra goon Guards, on the !tit h August, 1817, arc John Gallivey. Eurt.tyu m in the Ga-zette of 2.7 th September, 1817. BREVE:T.—For - Cadet George Walker to hire the tetaporar rank of SeconJ Lieutenant, read Cadet George fralier, 13.17;K11L1P George Apeddile, North Skieldi, timber-merchants to stir, render October 40,•-N.remher G and 22, at eleven . , at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. Swain s Stevens, and CO. Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, or Mr. Pyhns, Newcastle-tipori-Tyne. Peter Dodson, Somersetshire, -baker, October 18, _2B, and November 22, et two, at the 'Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Bourdillon and I iewitt , Bread-street, or Messrs. Bevan and - - Minim, Clare-street, Bristol. James Amis, Little Britain, fishmonger, October 14, No . tcruher 4 and 2, at eleven, at Guildhall.. Attornies, Messrs.' Saunders and liertwood, Upper 'llizanes -street.. Stephen Miriott and Orlando Crease, Philpot-lane, merchants, .3>iovember 2, 11,, and 22, at one, at Guildhall. Anomie's, IVessrS. Reardon and . Daties, Curbet-court, Graccciturcls street. John Drum, Woo lton, Lancashire, painter • October 30, 31, and Nort-23, - 2.2, at one, at the George. inn, Liverpool.— Attornics, Mr. GunnerY, 'Lower Castle-street, Liverpool, or Mr Chester, Staple inn. Samuel Massey, Cheadle - MoSeley, Cheshire, dealer, Novem-. • brrS, 5, undi22, at ten, at the lied. Lion Inn, IleatoG , Norris. Attornies, itlr. Parker, Norfolk -street, Strand,. or Messrs. Line ard and Vaughan, Hcaton-NorFis. Henry aumnioud, Bride-lane, • glass-c ott r, October' IS, at one, 28, at eleven, and November , t 2, at one, at Guild hall. Atturnies, ..Messts. Tilsun anti Preston, Coleman st att. Ilubcit Eyans, Gritaley, Worcestershire, coal-dealer, October 24, 25, and Novemher 22, at twelve, zit the Sw,n Hotel, Birminglorm. Attornips, 'Messrs:Egerton and Dickies, Gray's Inn-square,' or Messrs. purrier. and ,Inglelsy; tiew street, Birmingham. , DIVIDENDS. Nov. Si W. Gibson, Liverpool, merchant 1 , 1; .7. Chapsnan, Oxbridge, Somersetshiru; linen-draFer—Nov. 18, H. Smith and N. S. Johnson, Manchester, manufaeturt. rs— Nov. 3, S..oldman, Bury St. Edniund's.„Sulfulk, inalieeper— N0r..3, 130411.ni, Cornwall, nurreer,--Nov, 3, J. Rodger, Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchant—Oct.9 I, J. Turner, Bury Mills, Hells, corn-dealer—Nov, 1, A. It. and J.Smith, N 1 ineing-tanc, merchants--Nov. 5, B. Allen ' Guildford 'street, St. Pancras, stable-keeper—Nor. I, T: Hupps, Green, Hainnierton, Yorkshire, leather-seller—Nor. 11, T. and. E. E. S. Foster,Nahling, Kent, maltsters—Nov. 25, S. P. Seager, Maidstone, Kent,, dealer—Nov. 2.5, W. Elgar, Chester, inn keeper—Nov. 6, A. Tissington, Talgartli, Brecon, farmer--.. Nov. 4, E. Isaac, Queen-square, Bloomsbury, wine-mer chant —Nor..4, C. Laing, Wapping, ship-chandler—Nov. 4, N. Le Cheminant and J. B. Kerelshove, Fenclintcb-str e et,. merchants — Nov. 5, G. Grishrouk, Sloane Terra ce , Ch e l sea , • linen-draper—Nor. 8, T. Nias, Old-Broad-street, insurance ' broker—Nor. 8, J. Bradshaw, Postern-row, Tower-bill, wool , len-draper--Nor. R, H. J. Northcote, Lime-street, wine-mer- ' chant —Nov. 8, It. Smith and G. Laiyrenn6 Gun,stiver, Spi tallith/5; silk-wearers—Nor. 8, J. Dunkin, Aldersgate-street, tallow-chandler—Nor. 8, B. Gardner, Princes-street, Ho therhithe, master-hiariner--Nor. 4, P. Hartley, Nether Knuteford, Cheshire, cot tin-manufacturer—Nov. I, P. Grose, Commercial-road, Middlesex, victualler—Nov. 8, T. and W. Fossett, Mincing-kpie, merchants—Nov. 8, A. Manta and G, Schmidt, Wapplitgvall, merchants—Nov. 8, IL Naylor, Chigwell, Essex, merchant—Nov. 8, T. Hurst and J. B a tty e , ileekmondwike, Yorkshire, merchant--Nor. 1, O'Reilly, Young and Co. Lawrence-Pountney-hill; merchants—Nur. 3, .1. Wooet, Weymouth, hookseller—lts, Whittingtuu, Neal), Glamorganshire, CERTIFICATES, Nov. 1. B. Darks, Cardiff. draper—l'. Owen, jtm. Muclesfiehl, silk-manufacturer—W. Pr:le, Georgeham, Devon, yeoman— J. Knight, Castle Cary, Somerset, surgeon—L Storrs, Don caster, spirit-merehant—K. 13. Bignell. 1 1 / 4 141E1101m Ston e y, Oxford, serivener—C. D. Raabe, Hampton 7 Court,, tailor- 7 W. Wilkinson, jnn. Keighlee, York, cotton-piece-manufac turer—G. Harding, Ilfracomh, Devon, draper-1 - 1: T. Pooke, Totness, Devon, ironmonger —T. Wallis, jun. South 'Shields, ship-owner—G. Coupland, Bristol, dealer.. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. G. ljartinez and Co. Watling-street, London, merchants —3. and J. Perry, jun. Ipswich, salesmen—J. Dyer and Clark, jun. Bristol, tea-dralers—J. Fuller and . E. Magrath, •All Saints, Poplar, boat-builderi—M. Walker and S. Dayhin, Codunr, Derbyshire, coal-masters—J. aud Cutil mail ' , Port land-road, Marylebone, stationer.—i). De Soza and J. Ema... unel. Qutca7street, Portsea, gr"cers—ll. ‘Vilkinson and .I. Perrin, Liverpool,: nierchants—A.wnlii, ssod ham, stage coach mastFrs—ll: Giesharn and matt-streee, Kennington,,pawnbrokers—M. and.l. Mc . (4 ow „„ , Liverpool, lodging' house keepers—W. Barrows and Co. Farrow Co. Sunderland, ship !builders-3.'l'. Ryland and - .1. B. Skiving, Iliispd,grocers-... 3. and J. Dew, Gloucester-foad, 't. Philip and Jacob, Glou cestershirs, ropeunainifactareri—J. Fairbairu . and C:ittere.ll, Old ,Conspton-sticet, Soho, auctioneels—G. and J. Howard, Aylesbury, coal-merelnuits. • . • SCUI tAI BANN S,EQUESTRATION. October 4. Ames Haldane., !ate tenant anti eAttir-deale r , Turn«+ice; nine re , isling Crunzie—Crooitors ((Octe in Brown's [nu, Stow, t:ith Oc:olier and'i ItliNovjniber, at J., . . 11,X ANIINATIONS, DIVIDENLS, &c: George Jofne,totte, apothecary rind druggist, Annan, to be examined in the Sheriff-clerk's Office, I.)unifries, 17th ()clutter and 411 NOV(thliter, at tg. - (.'re_ditors of James Gunn, merchant, Torres, meet in the Office, of John Fors) tit, Writer there, Ist November, at le, Creditors of George llrowo. watch and clock maker, Airdrie, meet in the c./Irice of and Writers, Glasgow, .27th Octob:•r, I,lt. 12. Creditors of Htce:l l Stevenson,, :junior, merchant, Man, meet in Canieron'"4 bin there, 15th October, at 14. Creditors.of Itohert Russell, grocer, at Shott3lron-Works, parish of 1 ;1:oils, meet i the °tad of James Kerr. i accountaist, 2.2(1 October,.at 1. . Creditors of.ltiiliert Garden and Hamilton William Garden, G:asgmo., will receive. a ftral dividend-it um James' R o hl), merchant. there, Gth November. States of the attains of Alexander Fraser, baker, :less, lie with the Trusters till :31st:0i:tuber—A dividend will be paid at Whitsunday next. tEnmAN f).ll4Eks,. CUXIIAVY, s.—lt will he recollected, that it was rattly stated' in die English Papers that the ship called the nowt' f'rince Frederick, coniing front Norway, had been stopped during the night off theDoggerbs Bank by two 'Some persons snspicted that thesi wete NA-) more Tu . - nisiait corsairs. This, -however, it wholly im foiiided. It is now tertaiuly knioirn that the two ships. which stopped the Uroivn . Prince Frederick ec're two vessels sent out by the English Mn.i ralty to take Soundings of the coastt, and *hieli had hen dri%4ll in the night towat ds the lizigger's 'Bank. BELCLIN, OCT. 4.—The 1n ant Don Paulo ar rived hwe on Thursday evening from Potsdam, .jut he is unwell, and will not go out for some .days. The King sent yesterday M. Von Bach to welcome him, and to offer Irbil every accommoda tion, as residence, attendance; carriage, ,horsci, &c. ; but he has declined every thing, being re solved to preserve a strict incognito. His Royal Highness intends to remain here for some weeks. It is observed,. that no Spanish Prince has tra velled into foreign countries for these 300 years past. The Minister for the I-Lithe Del artthent has ap proved-the celebration of.a general thanksgrving in the Rhenish provinces, on account of the fine harvest ; it is fixed for, the fir s t o f October. IlAtsrovEft, Oc+. I:.—:We learn that his Royal Highness the Duke of-Cambridge will stay abotit tortnigbt at Ant ic!i„to receive ..the : homage of the Principidity at Last Friesland. For s'otne - ilas past the weather has been cold, and. it) the n'ght - frost, which has done dainage ro the gardens.— (The same is - the case "about flamburgh.) 'FROM THE SEPT. 11.—At Mentz, the prices of corn are now become, by forestalling and monopolv,.bigher than they have been for cen tiniea. l i ttblie Papas say that the King of Prussia has•gften orders'to pay to Colonel Von Massen back half his pay till his cause is • decided. -The fourth volume of his Memoirs was stippressed, during the time of Lluonapatte, and tee bookseller Brockhans indemnified for it. LETTER FROM ST. PETERSBUEGH, SEPT. 20.--The principles of a proper administration of the finan- ces, which ttpre steadily —pursued by the Minister of Finance, M. Von Gurzew, daily give evidence of their utility. pirblie are already informed that his plan 14;r - extinguishing' ihe debts of the Empire, and diminishing the paper currency by tneare,s ,of a !inn, the amount of which is to he burnt in Batik -notes, and thus the mass of paper currency reduced, has not only been received with. approbation by the Council of the Empire, but also declared by this highest department to be the surest menns of attaining this end. The loan makes consitlerable progrrss. In the first tootitt since it was opened eight twltions and a half have been , rcceiyvd, which proses the confidence of the pithlie in this measure, anti also that both parties inns: find their account in it. It is indeed trite that 711 per cent. is an interest nit') which any monied man way be satisfied, particularly when we consider - that the security of the loan is ;pia- ranteed by all the collective donotin3 of the Crown. if we consitier the immense extent and value of land which belopp in Un t t ; l, l to t h e domains of the Crown, ‘vc thr.ll find th 4 conti. deuce very natural': tor they include not Onl the 1111111C101ii, extensive, Ftnti _for_the titot par wefl-pe,,pled and 'fruitful -hinds :of the-Ctown with" be forests in almost all the Ciovernments of' the empire, but also the great uncultivated districts in the southern provinc e s, whigh,. by the increaSe:: of the popnktion, are gradually converted into fertile plains, and, the." intrinsic value of which therefore increases,annuallY. If we Ado the jot& cious rest' ictions on. the import!,tion of articles ‘ehich the national inditstfy can furnish, we may expect the, most favourablc result for the finances of the empire. . The Emperor arrived on. the 27th Aug. O.S. in the evening att- Alobilow, where he was received by Field-mlr shal, Prince Barcl-ay de 'folly, With the Generals, the Civil Governor, and theNobi !its- ; and in the church by- the Archbishop Daniel and the Clei gy.. ..The. next. day (St. Alex:ender's day) his Majesty was pleased, atter divine service, to receive the Clergy and the civilAnthorices ; he . dined with . the I'iel4,Marshal ; and An 'the evening honoured with his presence the ball given by the Prince. • On the lBth of September, 0. C. their Imperial, Highnesses the Archduke Nicholas . , the Arch.' duchess Alexandra, and Prince William of Prussia, set, out for. Moseu‘y ; au the 23d the Empress Elizabeth ; • and on the 25th the Empress Maria. Front the town Klin, SO wcrsts on this.sinc of 11.10scoUr, tile august travellers will proceed to INlosco‘v in coAlpriny. At each of the three last sta,!us .500 hours are orAereil. KIEL, OCT. 6.--'lhe confirmation of the ap. pointiwfht of officers in the I)nehies, which re forme"l:lv:niode out withont-exception in the Gcrtnan hieb were rt-titiir e d to he sent . . , . .in for this purpose iii 1803,. has nciw been given, ha . in the Danish,languag . e. Exchange on •London.—Oct, 3, 345. 3.1-3 : -Oct. 7, v 4.1-, LAIIGE SNAKE,^lllete hay b,een for some time past a snake of Cllollllolls . magnittok secreted in H pond at a short)li4tat,ree . irom theYriorK„ a house ucctrpie4l by Mr. Thompson, (tt Frogneli, between Hampstead and West.end. The servants of Mr. Thinnpson . have frequently rieen it, and drs cr ib e it to be. of the thickness Of a wan 's ammo, antl of z-t proportionate'h ngth. Attempts !Rive been made toshom it, but • a:n. Its motion?, are na c y m . monly ral)i4l, lid on the least alarm it di i• cs to I bottom of.tbv,po:l4.l. It seelos peyfectly harmles, in its nature,.ami hitherto. has done no Frogs, and toads, it is supptwd, fourn the pt inc;- pal source,. or its susteta.l . lc:C:.—(Bl9ltlay Thiper.) Uue,AMouday hist; as rt yo-uitg cpren try, w a s s ridi l iA- is the. ect of D 4 rentre, her kmetook.fright, a:ld thre,v lierth)tivr tl:e wheels ofa stage conch, passing by-at.the time, whiCti caused bet death the saute ITURDER AT rrtAN:-Fs)riT, _~ • 1. • It is tiVv!. fi'ra'Ci c;.! this teNvn, whqn . , pert:on wants a hose, buy io-Aead biriiig (Me t and whet . ) harry ii lilslsc , ll uneible to ad% whore of the necessary foods, he gene.• 7 rally linds some 'tine ii hu , nn l'reeiViDg pr4per security, deposits the 'required amount fors him'. This custom hu's giVen iise to a very tragical event M. --hnkring occasion to purchase a dire Mug, andhot possessing cite sum demanded, applied to a friend for pecuniary aid, whet readily prontisc..4 his assi s tance ; when, boweVvr, the Period of pay dicta arri tad, the money was not, appily; forthcinaing. This vexii t ion; add e d to SOititS 011ie: family dis:tppo!ntmelits, preyed so it n oil . Mr. Mind, that he immediately r:.t.i:.ed to own residence, Called his hithily a . l-Mour Con-w siiting,of a wife and five young children,. and in 4 humanly athrdered then' .ail ; after which, he completed hii own destruction. The hods, of this unhappy wretch was taken to the town there t.o wait the decision of the Magist rates- as , to' %dna should be done with it: After some delihe-.. ration, it was determined that_the corp s e sho , Od be tossed out of the Window of . the house• where the marder was. Committed into 11 , cart, tl;at• it should be th en conveyed bytlie.public exect,tioner a to the out-skirts oft he.cit y,.t here. to he pliteed tin wheel, with the off, and fixed on a - spear. The wife.and children ivereburif:il itt oneglaVe; all. the respectable youthful fzJn: des in the place acComp:tnying the lnhlies. t‘4 the place ofititt7-. meat,' part of. 'them eniployed in singiOg .and part in strevvin g -finweis, On the road to ovcr ;he burial spot of these unfortunates. `.i‘ .i 5. bloody event has had tick au itAthence oil the of the' inhabitants of Frankfort, that the towns people 'have, entered into a subscription to pur chase the house where thecrittie was committed; , . in order toluill it down; and,..ere,ct on the spot Monument to the . mcillory Of the hapless family.. lltroS - roni—On. Saturday a man fel(dOwb at he corner of- Thll-coutt,- Tooley-street, appa rently in a tit. The humanity of the pussen"4eis was excited, and every assistance afforded biro.-- Mr. Cox, Churchwarden of the parish,: happened to pass, and immediately went-for a Surgeoti; rat on his return, lie was astonished to find the fel low had decamped, atier receiving inoucy , fro:ii several of the surrounding persons : it appears the same fellow has practised a similar imposition its various parts of the Borough. • .• LAMENTABLE. ACClD.ENT.—Saturday'an frive3f: was held at the White Elart, in die park!, of Whitton, on view of th e b o d y o f Ed ward Hall, o'f..# Isleworth, who was killed by the blowing.no of ' powder-mill belonging to Mr. linttS; of I-Iodn;- , slow. The deceased was 36 years of 4.e. Jarne4 Stinson, o(lslewortb, stated, that on Wednesday last. the deceased and himself were at work at the powder-mills of Mr. Butts. •About 8 o'clock or& • that morning he saw, the deceased for the last tin::: in the corning.mill. He (witness) went to his • breakfast, and in about a onarte'r of an hour mill blew up with a terrible explosion. Lie lool,:ed to the spot where, a few minutes bAlrc, the Ittia stood; and saw that it - teas blown int o t ie kt i r , the looked about. for the deceased, and found hint more than 60 yards from the place whet e the mill had stood he ty-as blown:against sonic trees. rail ' his bones tvet'e broken, his throat and billy wet e torn, and his body was black, being. scorched all over ; not a vestige of his clotht-s could, he found, they tvcre burnt. from oIF his body, Mr. Frogley, surgeon, bearing the explosion, attended inure diatelyto render assistance to the deceased, but . he was quite dead. lle has left a wile pregnant, to 'whom the fatal accident was disclosed the day it happencd. (witness) could not say how-the explosion. took pl,4ce. Verdict—" Accidental Deal The Sydney Gazette informs us, that an animal, hitherto unkiilwo, accompanied by. two of its young, was lately found in the newly-di,coter e d cou►►try near Sydney: it may be Frommneed a species of the Jerboa tribe. Its resemblance is about midway between that of-the rabbit and the rat ; the ears short-and erect,' like those of the former ; the head longer, like thot•of the latter— as is also the tail, which is very long, but termi flaring with a. thick fur. On — Wednesday afternoon, bet wepn three and four o'clock, George" Boles, who received s:qitence of death at the late Nottingham Assizes, anti George Needham, under confinement on achar: . 7e of felony at Newark, having disencumberetl thew.‘ selves of their irons, made their escape out of the lower Felons' Yard of the County Gaol, in the absence of the Gaoler. Needham was taken ti. most immediately afterwards, but Bates g u t away. There is little doubt, however, that he will spee dily be apprehended, as the most diligent search is making after him. TIEBDOMADATIT. Suntiery; Oct. 11.—NINETEUNTII SUNOAY ,%FrEn TRINITY.--- Sun rose at 3-5 uo. past t; o'clock ; set at past 4, Cluck is. 13 s. and 9.5 in. after th e sun . .IL-n'uttty—Translation of King Edward the Con fessor.—Day litzlit -has decreased 5 hours and 41; nt. Mars rises at about %•- o'clock at night.—Seeenoalis and Tunbridge Fairs cum meace.—Sans Pared Theatre Opens. • Tac , d4y—Tyeho Bridle died, an t:o (;Gl.—Fair at Wells. irpit, , Wthrf!--Thirt een o f it, Spuctal ors kilted at Smilers' • Flwalte through an Alarm of fire, wino 18:17.--11rent- WOUd and .Fai iiinghaat hel,l to-day. / 1 / 2 , • , *• ,, / , ' , 1 -1 3ishoos Ridley anq Litimer burnt together in Smit 1555..—Queen of Rance guillotitt4 ani, 179 3. Fit7,la.y Etheldred.—M a id s t one Fair. MuoN's Ft iis 5 Quiiama, this day, at 41 tn. past 7 'o'clock in the looming. .• • Satilrdaii.-1 he Evangelist • Luke.—Cardinal Wolsey dt-- - graded,•oooo 1520.-I.llkm and Newham Fairs. • 3silt'l i. 3. Octoher 9, at the Vines, Rochester, the wife of TJeut.-Csit.l (I;ite of Ow tirenadier.Guar:lB) of a daughter. DIED. • On S'aturda- la;t, at Bath, al;er a long and protratt,ed ill - the Lai!). of. Sir Ror.,urt I , :iq-ohtfit, Bart. of ,Siow.oc,a, 19n,e, tioatersetAire. Thorscfiv.:ast, at hisfriefors, '‘ , /r. Barlow's, in ;Net, dlr. fieOrge of the Bank. iire,l 64. On Frifl;;y inerning la,t, in the :9th year Ui her alt., ATM, ife.of Mr. Pi ok‘ ett, of Nelson-spiare-, Blaclariars,re,ul. ONPON: Printed by .1. B. CARSTA MS, of No. 29, (7re , ..r. 0;•:no•izi-siN•et, Oliccri•sltiare; and Irlliriisl iJ by NV. N.3{.1 of No. 7, If,oo :kt, ;'•i!. )Ice, Ni.. 112, Stntltil wltyro Lutteii,