The Sun. — London, England, 1806-10-16 00:00:00

-,-..~-, GAZETTE,.,O6i. /15.--0/sce, 01. 14, IL6 • -oat, RNirnent, = ;11iine, Gent. rensign, • N . V .: W.IOM - pr re - base, vice Bisget,,appoiated ta i the Ist. west;-India Regiment. • ioth. Ditto, Liettrynant William Stapleton to lie Crip'tain of a •-• Compauv, by , p irc has& vice Ford.- Etta:l4loo.4er Nottn to be Leotenlint, withortt purchase. - Eosin' Titoinas , ,B ite i to he Lieutenant; vice Stapleton. - -•(;eitt. to be Eittiiii..vice North., • . Di!to: Captain klryases Burgh, froth' tl'..e,6ot i o Foot,- te • ,•be Captain ot. a Company, vice Howard. who exchr.int• - •cs• Ensiltn Titomas Citarteris to • be Lieutenant. witlioqt Our chase, vice Kir'oy, promoted. Edivard Lull, Gent..to be . Ensign, vice Cliatretis. • 59:.,h , Liitto, Ensi4n Henry Pitman to 113' I.lettenant, out purchase, vice Dawson, prOtniiti:: , l'in'ttle: tbctli Foot- War'ing, Ceat to be EirSi n,' vice Pirrn.iii., - • 16 - )th•Ditto, Capt. T. Howard, 'from the. 54th•Fopt, to be -.• : Captain of a Compar.y, vice Ifttri,ii, who-exchanges. T. 'Page, Gent. to tie without purchase, viceAlac.. whose , Appoinfaient has not•taki.,n'place. • • ' 63il Ditto, Ensign lofm, .t /wen to be Lieutenant, Nvititut . inn - chase. Henry Harrison, Gent' to be Ensign, vice Sweat. 63th Ditto, Wm. Fi'.lingitath, Esq. to-be-Paymaster of the tat Battalion, vice Ni,:holls, who resigns. ' • 157th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon 'thoinas Itatt, from the 44th. Foot, to be' Assistant-Stirgeon; vice' Vetch, appointed to the •;4th - Foot: ' - ' • " y rat Ditto, Assistant Surgeon C. H. - Quin, from - Half-pan' to be Assistant-Surgeon. 82-I Ditto, EnSign. I. F. Delmont to -be tieutenaiii, Without porch ise. lames Jackson, Gent; to be Ensign, viee'Del 87tit p;tto, Ensign Charles' Cqx to be Lieutenant, without -purchase. - Haddick 7 - . - Gent. 7 to - be Ensign, vice . Cox. tith Ditto, Lieutenant J. Bordwine, from the Ist Garrison Battalion, to'be Lieutetiant,, without purchase. 89th Ditto, Ensign jiihn Maguire tn be Lieutenant, without purchase. Robert Simpson, - Gent:, to be Ensign; lace Magnin,. • . gosh Ditto, Ensign Francis Mason to be Lieutenant, without purchase. William Sweetly, Gent: . to'be 'Ensign, vice • 'Mason. . • • 96th Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant' ,john Cudbertson to have , the Rank. or Lieutenant. Ensign George Gordon to be with-rutLleat hunt, purchase: Matthew Balfour, - Gent. • tn-de - Ensign, vice Gordon James Ormsby; Gent. to be • -EnSign, vice Dottgan. deceased. Ist West ReAinunit, lames Bissett, from the 42.1 Foot, to be:Elisio vvithent piucliase, vice Anton; •witose A lipoultmcd was not taken plat.e .• • • 6.11 i 'Coettrenant the Honourable Henry Percy; from • the 7th f,oot, to Ge.Captaiti of a .Company,' by. Purchase, 1.4.0 witi9 retires. , Royal Atricati' Corps. - ensign- A. LYmburner; to be Lieu_ tenant, without purchase. vice Higgins. allpoittted.to titt! 46P 1 toot. Cnaries Redmont, Gent. to be Ensign, vice 'l-YmOurner. • • - Wattevillea Regiment, Ensign -Charles Studer,' to be Lieu:: tettant,vicie ovc.ra,..prriOtoct in F.4-04:irx's Regiment; • silt Royal Vet-cr in ..B.ittalion, , Captain 13310iel Nixon, from; th.: fun Rtiy,ll At:ter:ln Battalion, to be Captain of a Cotn par►y, , , . • • • - 'The ring's Gernian Legion, - I;iot,,DrAzoinc.l*;: , W , ..ll. - Yuncicr Heller,. Gent: to• be Cor.. •.,oet .13ariti rtrcetied. 4fli-ii4ti4tiori l !tic Luie, Atigustus f reudenthal, Gent. to pr Ltt,igzt vice Tessiur. pr4nrioted. Ensiga,kfneit De:fFssicr, trom the 4th Battalion, t 9 he. Lieutenant vice Wtering, deceised. • • slEmoitA9Otst. w ' R Sit IG • It, es o .lla,_eginlefir Ale_: _tier, _ate_r superseded • a 4. a Littuccocti4, tone reinuattnin-nis R .ni:„, - - 03. i t , ..fieyal Regiment of ilezi#er: ‘ y. To be 5 , ..-cor,l'L.ieurcrcakis . --.(..;eritl&inari Cadet P . hiiip Sandi . '1 lids vice It'vins'-iaruinot.ll. • •Gehtkinariridet Thomas. - .Ib4.t prom ttod Gentleman- Cadet .pern r s : Th9rnclike l vu a llnut, pronioted," Ge n ilerrL i t i dt vice . Leath"ds; •priitnoted., ' . Gentieinan • Cadet Tiiiiralt Co,, vi'ee Wifffey,.;9tOinntett.-: cbittlenian -Cadet 13'etija i Vit ttg p incited . CcrAletuan.cailet .taine) Cusinitlgharp,iviceslweetif*; si3tt;eo. Qintlanan CAcat 'l'6l*teset.te' Wells;• vije t uLs, .' , "tftnittoted. • Geniietn:iii , '. ;F. .P.11111ip;, ~ iripb4ll, ptcingoietta.,(;el.4l;9l;rni cadet zr' Mole; • gil)§-4...21.ice Maitleuti, p r6inatect e E.;:eurielii:4ll . oad Gge et eor' root, pioityritsd. - 1514'6d October - 4;111'0i. . • ~, y 7 .t.`(Y ~ R+ L~~ } 37 E;. O cr, rp . •-• , . 014 'Ffidaylast, being th& . fiilt -day of Tertil; tlij pentletnen ,were - elieitea; ittlo the' tindef,- .' hieotioned''Otes - for the ensting'year yroctors--Rer. - wm.'Ginlingharn; Caine Gil bitty Effl*lllief• - • oierAtors.,-,Aobirt Woodhouse, t:aius, Cia.ro 'Faxors—Geo. Barnes, Queen's. /17hosAiskin,•Sidnei.. - S,rutinorg-.Wni. Millers, St. lohn's, 7 Win, Webb, Clare The first Enalish Declamdtion Trite: at College ti i year - is rasslgned to Mr. \%M. E: Tom, LIN ; Ow second 'C: Xt:o.timrtt and the third to Me.211,,1K: R Latin LiccaniatiOn Prize to Mr. PRlTcHwir. . '• • . The - Rev. M. WHlSll,•.6ilCaitis-Cotle , l6, - is qollat. ea to the Prehenclal Stall of 'St. - Mary RedCliffe and Redinister, in, the . Diecese of Salisbury; on the .re 7. signation of his father, - • , • • . An In visit' Jo was . ~ F'sterday morning tatt,eg at tbe . §un pub.ie,house,.tishop sg ate-street; on the bodk of Aun budbridge, a Wotpan yeail of age, whQ, was, on, Thui - .3ciay last, run over ley one of the Rack hey stags ::She was considerably. bruised andhurt, Medie4asistairce.wa - S . pro6ureii, and tii SatUrday- last.. I As. no`.llatyeappea red.to attach to -the driver, the Jury • returned -.a , ii.etdia of--Acci 7 de: ntalty - killed: - The oil-horse..k,assessed it bs. as a deoda'ad: On"Satuiday Int; as John Gun, a •lad abort 14 krOP - s of age, was dekenclino- a well at )3irches, near Stroud, in Some foXair had ei),lleeted, he was ,f3iltiocated, and fell to the - bottom. Hi 7; father, wh6 l bad let him down, deseendechci rescue him 'whil4. yet alive; bat betbre he gained - the top with his son, . `fie WEis also overcome by the • rioxidus vat of -,and 'the unfortunate lad was - precipitated again -into the.. ,v ell, from Whicli taiwn out . deakl.• • An acci - denChappened On Monday ,es*ing, on the'road" to Silburn, in consequence of the 'Thattentio;l of- the quiver of a return chaise to - Edg r -'t , ;;Are. Mrs. Hall, tf the Bedford Nursery; Was . rid - 7' 4 .. tt- in a one , li.or:sethaise; with_her - dAnghter, attend *(1 by a aidit serOpt; on her way to town': . she drivingth6 Of the road,' wiwn the _post: . boy ctosseTl; and totninw - COntad th;l%trs'. chaise, upset it and broke t ' it to ph;ees. .was; Of course'; thrown oat by ,t he tortcussion,.i4il, 'was sminieh-hurt• that het- life is detpaired qf.M's . prOkideiitially was nOthtitt. The.post4)6y much intoxicated. ..... alzeady-cipericnced by For- Yavourites; in making purchases in the: ;State Lottery now drawing, are proved, by the , First-draAn_Ticket-on Monday lait, being a Prize of 1 0,0001. in;:shayes ; upwards : of,twen ty individuals any materia,lly benefited thereby. There are no‘fix-' -ed Capitals in tire Lottery, therefore thosei who pur :chase daefore the,,Senond Day of Drawing, whieh •will be 'on' Thursday ; 'o&obet, 23, *ill have an :equal chance Of obtaining the nutnerous 'Capital, -Prizes with which the Wheel abounds. . ; so completely (,lefeat,tl with such inferior numbei _ _ and in his4tcptnt"ef.tit`eb.littiv of Maida, we fem., he will hardly venfure a second time to assert, that 'tfie , -ErigiM displayed ireither courage, intrepidity,- ar talents; in th.g . fi'W.,' as he valinted ni. his history of the Egyptian Campaign. ."At - tt' the aEtion, 'the' Calabrtans, seeing the French no longer inVi•ncibleiet.ery where took aims, and all the:French outposts in the country have been cut Ofi', and in, gc,ileEat they. have - been literally cut to pieces by the justly enraged natives. II GNIER'S Army has, since the- battle, been reduced to less than three thousand men, and they are so dispirited and 1 anic-struel:, that they now even fly before the Calabrians; Whdat'Sir lintiLy , Smitu is arming and orgabi2ing with wonderful effet.t; and lam con vinced that it will require at least forty thotisand men to subdue that country again." 4 Ar. Yesterda9-; about - ,six - o'clock in the 'evening, a labouring man 'went up a 'ladder, which is erec=ted in the front of.Mr. - Tolpifs' house, grocer, in New. • l3cind-Street, which is undergoing repairs ; his pur pose Was to steal sonielead - frarri the top of the !ibuse . ,--;Wich which be bad :so much loaded himself, that in coining dawn fell from .the ladder. into the street, and fraetured his skull in so shocking a Manner, that he was taked to nSt. George's` Hospital Without any hopes of recovery. 'On Monday morning as an IrishiaboUrer, of the. name of 4).l.‘Carthy, in the-employ of Mr. noucock, a maim in the Old . l-3ailey, was walking a plank WI - 1;a laid aloft - 4oMe.craft near Blackfriar's Bridge, his toot, slipped ' and he- fell.- into the water; and though ,he remained there but afew minutes, yet he expired almost immediately after being taken Oct. , That' a " Knowledge -- of a disease is half its , is` -ada , e which river was more fully verified•than in All; Venereal .Disease,, which ; Pm tens.like, assumes so naapy„different form s, - that it no small portioli 'eKperience and know ledge to .listing wish some of its symptoms from :other complaints,. and to. apply with efficacy such remedies as: will produce ,a radical cure without undermining the constitution. The An ti•hupeti gine,,or'S'onnthii',.s Drops, - is the long sought for re thedy for all its tr.tages, when Mercury or Antimony, Nitrous Add,. and,. other: Medicines, so fashionable of late, prove, abortive. l,Tbese props. prove of - the hi gh est utility in all cases - f "depraved habit; with ali Of the - skin ;.".' hence' its. efficacy in cases of- : ScUrvy,:•Scrofqla . ,. - or,- . l.,eprogy, as %veil as ia the ofairp4l,4es; and ,by sonative power it expels 'the virus 'ont of the _system, and restores it convalescence when' Mpiired-by disease, or tht,- deleterioUsTreparationsof -. l .4.leNury„ Antimony, and Agnafortis..-•• This..:sovereign remedy. may now bit bad • of. all reputable Venders Di Genuine Medi cities ~threughout gdo - M, in guinea and•Lg 3s. :fatality bottle; - containing four lesser ones. - p ;'#;%.,', Dr & k IltleY 4 ', l "; s e S tE F.:K4VA t c, el piA. DRO Zs are , strongly recomn.lenk4: - Season AT; Fait ex,.:. they are pn . znonnced to e hejertain removing atiowncsi an e • IV • 0 - l t (NY) 't' ' press.on o 1- the most . lai- s tniii'er:Dige.i . set' of the:. -AO ; -horr."o 213, , ,A!gtti vaitrrear, high tfulAreams,. Lon.of tn pry:, Reia aa ti op_ from. .Miscatrta,cies Ordit - fiCult Lilbours, - dehilitated ITabit Tro`rti ; ifsrig 're:;icfe 4 ;llC :1 1-I?';:fti d a ''Sederi tary Life;'..Palie.4,,l3tor4aii...CoLmictuiptiqns,...anti'Weak nesses incident to both Sexes; .also from. an irri.gular" beast intd,the aire6ted - IquaCles; thiii,itititHinii) • :4f)aStu9ilic 'remedy' . , `ver yet' tai Lea in s tagrzinstance :for =eightarnr . years past C.4w,.i.,..Jrc.iigtiop„ „slow, perrous, putrid, maligtmrit, ..pet7echial vers, and broken Constitutions.--:Sold,..<vholtsante 'fan(' Tetaii; 'at Mr. "S'n t et , s, -. •N0.'4, a'piide, •ea file I , ' of Pater-xi:Oster— ' rOwiS i , 13Qtti 9.K;;g4S,c IA As. each, with ample ,dire6tiona; and may be had of most Country Book • sellers. sup' NEWS. CIAVESILND,, OCT: 14. Passed by—the Nelson,, iiubback, from Antigua ; Whim, Forl)es, from Algeziras and Minerva, Walkrptais, trona Esubdc.n. • _ . Sailed—the Pearl, jarbeit,' for Dublin; and Resolution. Harper, for Elsinore: BIRTHS. On Monday last, the Lady of Mr. Denton, of Gray's-inn, of a Daughter. On Saturday se'nnight, at his house at ilernhill, the Lady of Lieuteuant-Colonel Groves, of a Son. • On Saturday last,: Mathias Attwood, Esq. of Monument* yard, to Miss TYL;ells. of Birmingham. Op Tuesday last, 'A. C.. Micartney, Esq. Captain in the Rcial Regiment of Artiller, to Miss V.oollett ; and, Sa.. muelludd, 'Esq. of Stamford, to Miss Louisa Arm Wool.. Jett, daughters of the late Nicholas Woallett, Esq. of Sit linghourne, Kent. • Yesterday, Alexander Maitland, Esq. of , King's Arms yard, to Miss Gordon; eldest daughter of Charles Gordon, Esq. of Gbwer-street. The• sago day, at' Bishopsgate Church, Mr. Roberts, Purser," in the ast.lnklia Company's' 'Seri ice, to Miss A. Wynox, daughter of G. Wynox, 'Esq. of Bennett-street. - Blackfriars.. • , • . Lately, 'at jpswi.:ll, Captain Seton, of the gad Regiment, eldest s(.11 of Sir William Seton, - Bart. to Miss trances Coote, grand niece of the lare.Sir Eyre Coote, K.B. Cormnander iw 'Chief in the' East Indies. 'On Thursday last, at St. Dunstan's Church, Canterbury, third ,Thoina. Hilton, Esq. of Sei • hog; to :vtit, 0 1 .(icidn,...of St. Dutistaws. On Tuesday se'nnight, at Magourney Church, Cork, the Rev. Henry, Srevaie, to Mi4s_ Grate Townsend, second (laugh re . rolthe key.' R.• TiSwitsend. • •• 'che .%;aiie"cia;• Ddbrin, ,t•Lreltey - .- I. Richards,, of Hull,. to Miss Charlotte bbnOiran,. daughf& of the. loe Edward, . Donovan, Courtsello:r at Law, of Dublin. DIEU. On Monday the 3oth tilt:• at Margate, in hi,s 63d year, Na. thaniel Hodges;.Esq,:iate of Gteenlard Dock, ; Surrey. On 'l' uesday morning, at Mr. Micitte;s, Palacei•street, Cn f6rbury., aged 9y, Mrs. •Martin. • • , PRICE OF us,a• Bank Stock, shut , Wavy pet Ct. 931;94 5 per Cent. 1797, • : Irish s : per cent. .4 per Cent.. 77 k 734 3 per',Cent. Red. 6o g 3 Feet 'Cent . . Con. 611 f • Bank _L. A4in. - , l6ths Uitto - Shstrt A Ult. 141.C11 WATER AT LON VION BRI E TO-MUR- • • ROW. MpFning, i 7 'min. after 6. Afternoon, 40 min. ate, 6. `grielEr'SES,llo • •Nv r_rsEsD • • • , Before:\VlLi:Tm , l Chairman, and a lautne.ron• Bench Q f Justites of the Peace far the. County of Surrey. John Thonztii,. who had .been .conviaed yester day of assaulting' and.- Starving his apprentice, Janes Edberbugh, • was thiS. 'day brought up for jqgment. . • e,avz.. a 101 l Report of ti , t;s trial Yestc-day :Tile,Learned - CtLAirtm'AN, itti passing the - sentence-' of the-Court, animadverted. with great severity : upon : - the enormity of the crime thp Prisoner had. Mitt d. .He considered it an otfence,against uottSttly the law of ttie - land, •but againt, the common _law of natt_ire - and humanity ; instead of such. inhuman • treatment as 'he, bad given this forlorn Alla friendless 6i-phan, •it `teas A bounden..duty, and should have. been his'great Objed, as rill' apprentiO, to-treat him with the kindness of a parent to a.child. He was solely. dependent "upon him, andlooked-up to his as.. the hand , from,which he was •to receive the neces sariesof life ; but *hat was•the...result Bit for the: interference .4 . sonto. charitable:-;and - hi:ln - lane neigh- . `hours, the con - sep*nce of such, ileattitent . rn•r4,t have pasiai unnoticed,. till' his :•unhappy. condition ended.but with his life; . and thelf•he you'd have had _a crime of a rriudh higher tature, to• - answertbr to his Country and his God. .The. sort . of- dei - ence - at,e - tempted to be set up, highly aggeavf - f0:,11 - ntfence and the testimony given t u.ponl - fie trl3l . 'smelled str(!mil - ; - a - Perjury, which.;• fan Aiti-Te, made the 'CA:-,C sorne:-. what 4on bt ful but the Ver4l. of in on ,re's p ect bi 9 ..T . ury had decided oh. t~ hula side' tlitr~urc> comMittid ;- thi4 was a ••stilli . : greats r -aggravatiOn . ,, adding the crime of perjury to his other ties.—ile was then sentenced to twave months inz . prisdnment,• and then-to. :find sureties for his' good behaviour.• ' :••• • - • Benjamin- Ratty and 'John 'otherwise. • Haniptoq; two boys, . -wont 14. 'and . -115 i.ears,(4age, were con:Vietect'nfififealing one - wc:.t.te.m ing , ,flot;an` pair of copper seales, a sack,: a pocket-book, bar 0;•,•• Hier, and other articles; thi? propertyof Geo. Pliam-• hers, a nursery-man,'-ar.Nv.ingwit.. • ••••.".. ', : It was suppOsed he SPri.4sners • bud. watched their 'Opportunity, while the Proseento?!was-•absent-froM.: the garden-house, tornake',awar-with•these.seyerai articles ; • and upon . the' evidence : it :appeared; -that .; Ratty had sold the watering-pot to a.bruker; atid-the,•• scales a woman, both residing in the. Borough,- whet were induced to 'purchase them: from .the (sibility of the story told by the boy,.:and , tbeinnocence_•-• • of his appearance. Both the PfiSOBCfS were discover-.. ed- fast asleep in a - cart, lying ort the sack, attch the pocket-book, hauter; Sec, Werefound:Upon 'Their defence was, that thtLyhad, found thoiearii- - des' in the;cart: .• - • • The only thing reitarkable in this case. was thq. appearance 'and .characler • of. the •_boy ftaity tie was 'about fourfe:n 'years of age, the pi6ture health, beauty, and innocence, with such an expresl, sion of: coubtetianCe' as Tnio - lit. skill' of the !.I .) .iogi!c -. .f--..•:st to disCoVer :bad litte;,in,his,,fe . ators; , yet, strange - to he has - Already beet five:Antes in the.;:ctistoclY of Mr ."Ives, of Newing:•.' .• • • . viniOns , :offenees,andwas" Once .betbre cOn . viezectof:rkiti`riy. , been_pittinto. the Marine . .Bchc);6l3 'in a 11'61-ii tiled& altesiendccl : , - . - Tti*-'gcriteiroe spited ).I,tatil-: next. Sessions, that : 'game' tik abotat,thelit might be : , made. • - • • fontec 'Monk 'sWate hatx ira eonvieita;9f tatnwg four l'ilt-lioe-headsof' - vinegar-,... , vaine 181. the pr p'a ett of VleiSfi . J3 'else pretences, afaiVe.;: LieribtAh: • • - = He represented himself to :311.21,e .romr , frnirm . .' 04 - 6tiet - tian .ar'lliainfondr. f - Vh6 Wasln•-t.he-ohabit'or dealing ' thitieni, "a h d '"they , made act hesitation 9S, but7he`carne a second time with a fabricated - Order, and'was doe&ed. was sentenced to"sir . wianths Imprisoment. qi-ah Donations a d e cent iii/ respe6tahie Wotniin; N% . 's • cotiviaed'of .linen sheet from St rhomass .Ht.gpitah.lifer - ptp.perty. I.46Ccf M:l3;'6lllnd COMmonaity - (sf - 411(1-City' of Laudon. ' The.Prisorier had been a 'nurse belonging -to tke: said i-Tospit'il, and the sheet beeing missed, and the . Prisoner absconded, search waS•' tirade fur her, aud, she was appt-Iltiae'd,:l.khert an, immense nutubar-of• pawnbrokers' duplicates Were found Upon her,: , .among Which was a duplicate for the,theet. It ap. • 'peared;.in the . tourselof . the , evidenee, that she was' chuch :W 'ill'aukenues‘v and . plight have , taken •.sheet at .a . ..tinie •of itiebriety. She. was, also. tried upon ihdiatueni for srealiAg.a quantity,' Of wearing apparel, and Other articles;, the property Of Caiherin - Mahoney, 'who Was one of her sister _nurses', It'.appeared that,=-I.ritaking her leave of the nosspi tal, he gOt into a room-where time nurses iser 4 t., their clOthek, .her every, thing that was po - 5 4,tahle. =": • ' • , `Upon thiS indi&ment she was also, found Guilty,. •:. 1,73 . ere was - a third indiament• against her fdr ''stealiug some . prbpetty -belonging to. a . "- poor lame • sailor, who was a patient in the I:lospital, 7 and un— der her care at the • time ; but upon this she was rwt • • . • . Utidet.' , , --these - aggrayated ; circumstances, the Ct3urt . septoced .to 'seven :years . trans/ orlatio4: The young L'ady of the nanie, of I?avis,Wliose treat!: men t has beeit‘ aireaclY 'before public,still remains ..in a very range id stare at St. Jacnts'..s work-house.--- ''l'V ite bytt - bet relatives afe .sutfered.To: converse : her ; so rile of ‘ .4 'iliortrhave , arrivezi filtsro Penib.rokeshire, has a relation. who yeSides!„ : 4itllin three Mi . -. ..41f r - kte4 walk' - Joliti• - •stFeet., *Golden- 'square-,.Nybere she was -ianfiffeit. - 0440,11, - .1.y. the, :de tlop giVt n of heilh took leave of her-reativeg,ln;the 'fly . 4 . l:fdpvi ;2' MOiltliS',.9inCei ,, it conseeitience . of fiimiAs lit iv;a:tipp; ?i ad lia4 ,been' since "residelit-itt.Lofilßue 7 ,, tpysterlotis , bti-ineis.teiati,e.: to.. hettopl.nement has not yet b eanunfoldedl but itappeiri. that Mr. N,. iri whoSe . hoilSe she was: - eilafined ; liada7tlFaft iiresent ed to rri "for payment, .4lue'. - to.tAer4att' street,BnFlingtOn- - tgardens;fpriodgin'gs ; -w iiieh fused; spiting % that IVttss Daii;s . .atiiiirs . were in 'a - very confu4ecl'solle, but . lie - wishetl . it • to' be ,Itep t a secret ..frdin:her - as she had 'been -very nn fortunate younk . .tititly Was •afterwartle.'arrested. for,the - debt:— The Whole 'of the business ii-,undergoing hivesiigatioh , c . ;.„ • • 10 QM) Q : Nilitel Sy . :tt I CII A42IY , riliti< I sV6eNtitte, friif r.Aftettii",4llii*-street micis Mpitott-ireit,G.roslpp9r:squaic; At tiie SUN-OFFICE, No. I 1 Strand ; Orders Yor the P•'•Per• Letters for•the Edatnr„Ac. f"st" . ° 4 i 4 ). l'At;til'fi &Ow. witi •., t TTOCKS !' • BRAY. I m ita Stock, India Bonds, ts. u. pr. Exchequer ',pits, par, 43. pr. Oinnittin i ,43s-, 4 34ser Cent. 'Deferred iinperial 3 per Cent. .Ditto-Ann. Cous. for z;th g0v..61 _-ITT LE OF - ..Tal.lsg; .. .XIIIAC'T OF -A. LitTTrll 110 M. -OFFICER or RANK, • - MES66A;•-AILGUoT 1. • • You, will, probably before you receive this; haVe heard the - - ot&ial •Accoopt of ouvhrilliant -victory Over I.lF,ux tgit's army; in the Vlains of St.. Euphemia; on the 4th ult. It may not, however, be Unaccept able' td you to learn a few particulars of the action, which I had' a most favourable opportunity of seeitg frOn , 10,t1IC end. . • 6' We landed on : the Ist.; we were most grossly Misinformedrespeaing the nature of the country, and REoNtEIeS fOrce; which' we. were assured did ; tintexCeed two •thunsand.men, and that the Country. _was so mountainous, that. hardly any thing but' a goat or, a Mille couldpa..;s ;' we were • also assured that all Calabria would rise to join is in masse;. the instant our' diseinbarkzition :was known. The very reverse of all thiS turned out to be the' We found a. fine open chatiipaigne,country, where you . haVe drawn up fifty - thousand men in order of battle :;11ot . a Cambrian joined. uS till tby•saw 'tis and% instead of two thernsand men, whom . We e:PeC'tetl to . attack when we . marched tavards Maida, we saw'about• eight thousand of the'enemy drawn-up in a.mOst advantageous'poSi6on. • • ".11a t;li I ER, front his sitUatien, , could distinctly Count every man of our force as ;We advanced j , and seeinghs - so trinChitiferior •in nurnbers, lie ordered his arriiy-,10 move .forward into thq _plain 'to attack ConfidenCe; that:our:defeat and .route:wonld be more coinplete.: l l-hat. if .be-had ',waited ,to receive -our attack beeri w9rs i ted on ..the_open:plain onwilieb‘u:rvgdg,e4, very fe , W of us eou4t havg c....scAped, from, fheir,caValry. , _ 6.„(.)n .fincljng the Enemy advancing to'n't,tacir us, -and their 'force so inuch : greater than what NiigexpA.xa. ed, there was ; for few minutes, a; halt; and tome inilecisi*and , consultatiOn' 9n..our,part,_ what was. tpost,advisable• to be done..:. to hay,e .retreated.would • have been : shame and:deieat, and,even to Nvait their attack•w.onld have been extremely dangerous, where, .:we had-,expected-to . be-the assailants. ,and",the 78th and 8 Ist Re giments, whieli . werein advance, were therefore or . -..- r tiered o.attack. the Eneniy, and by them th..aCtioti -'was, commenced. : The Light BKigade„was opposed tolhe.pelebrated .fine. Regiment of FrenCh Infantry : Legerf . ,,,, which, .bore.:as a high: a : .,charatc..ter in their -.service as PeneralMookE'sAegimeilf.does'in After firing;two rounds, they ceased firing, pcirted l / 4 . : , , their4pi.iis,,and, advanced upon •us 'to the, : charge,,_ ; :fivliiist our gallant fellows iminecliatery did - the same ..to meet .th,,eR..,-qt, r was,the,most aw,ftirand auxioul 2 ' • morneat.tever.e,xmienedi as. I WWI. these r two corps approach r eaeh .other;,..l.ith. a fiini‘an:d,fapid , pace, to the work - of:de.strueli(34; - 4iid we could p)ain 7 ly- • -see a silt; 4 cunficignt in E:tloynyos if they were cert,ank;of ovt.ftuhiing -us at the:first. : charge., <, liiiNvetei, on. leeingrthe.:,undgtintc,d resolution I;xith.wliicli Obr Men ..Moved forward,.".began,to shicke,n slieir„Pade,„; : and to waver w len we a got wit nil about 1 fifty yards'of them ; and as we still pushedthey: soon.; halted, •- •ai.if-f - tfraid-Zto -advallf:e..fttrthbr, ashairiedvilly: htn-a , fevi paces ofAheh.,l of - Men came 'the: charge, , -and tiasbcd::at: - 00 1- 1 14 ; full speed,. wit h< their. bayottets..raild -in;citle- ins taor ,4ft,etra , aos. the.,,Etwoy i: wer.e,routed.,•,„.,a,o4,,exery Man: .IWhcrtcould •. had , -the:!bayonst so .cio,./e . ,to ,thein..-,b.r.eas(;;l,Defcite, they -thattrrckc;• n - lore,tll4l,hilif of theM,were.,.gilled - of mor.tally„wquifled:ne*:9ll the ground:oll4ie they .were drawn up. , • . . " Never netli'aps ' N.ya. y tite firnmess and courage-.' of the tojiti,tions whit be Wyonet More fairly . put tohe alto"-this-probl• 1 Jet no Aeginient hesit4e tb : 'deet tt Trench o t ie at: ,Wat . weapon, lor"youlifs3/,tst a:sSttred.that ct they„ wi riot; stand the . au_al clthrge; li...lfe:ve'r . they 1 ,, way fa tea ten.;: WaS see'ei cry man Of both reTirnehtSas they acivanCed npon each other, 4sgreyou no part of the .13t h ishflinefor One , mOinent and that - : the whole 'of this 'bo'Ved..Frencll.Re4inient, when we - came within a few wavered; or fled ; audio no . 116 . ,p0i . nt could they prOpefli have been said to stand or opposg iiur'charo - e r. "- Whilst this .wakgoing, on .the .78th . and 8I st j attacked that part-of,the French line opposed to them, with the..-most -determined bravery, and, after. giving and receiving two,sojeys, they also. advanced upon.: he 'French-to:charge them ; .bgt the enemy imme diately gave way, from the effe&s.of.their,fire, ; fore tliey..got 3.vo'hundred yards, of thetn.=, They made several .attempts to - rally.atierwards, .but , they r were so closely: pressed that. they were so9n totally'Alefeated.-Titesethree Corps bore the Chief brunt of the whieli•harcily.lasted an hour-be fore the FretiCh.arrny flew; in all direaions, and was so.completely routed, that ' , sincerely believe, if we bad.had . tivehunekred-cavalry,..not fifty men of theirs , could , have .espaped: • - • . . "Abe Frencly,caval - rylad: the. finest ground the world to aa- upon; had- they.been inclined tti charge in good earnpst:; , . but, on part of , the g7th Regiment wheeling backwards to receive tbern.Witen "they tte - i - iapted to obtilank cOurage:failed thoy fihrunit:fr4 , rn the trial. .: .•.:•: - "l,t is inpossible . to. do ample justice to the cool intrepidity which the 'whole of Our "troops spewed on . .this occasion ;'and ,the iieginient in particular,. which is entirely co2nposed of young ifiglitartders than of them above twenty 'years Of'age),- - adVanced"'te the attacle i witb - ail ` enthusiasm that . ..istiittislia arid' delighted every 'British - Wider, as "trindh the : • -• 6) 6 We . had but f . ‘t' guns . on t her i'cle; the; French 'll:icile - ur;and we six': Their guns were very ill'tha- • - .nig:a, and pditiled—Otirs admirably well. - loss in` k died 'and' Wobbtled is twelve' .o*ffi eets• , ..„ ; and -. 300 Men. We buried-tt)wards of gbii of illeeneiny on the field;atid about 1•6.00 more We - re wounded or taken prisoners. ' • " From the returns of the . French Regiments, ::Whicli.we have obtained from General - COMPERE,- it. 'appa:rs'; . :that - the.enetny , :750. rank..-and file:in: ',the 'ai..sliotr; .exclusive. , of Officers; whilst:our whole Atmr,litichiding Officers, .:dici. , not-exceed 4950; sD that-thec.'enemy'nut-numbered -us , by neatly .:3000 • . 'them - , • - , ." We , are -doubly pleasedAorthink, that the braga - cloeioßEk6+: I.E K stiould.have comnlanded. the Army we,