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London, England, 1806-01-01 00:00:00

Csminiiiion Jived by the Loi•dLieutenant of the Canty of Es•

SCX.
• !Voter,: Battalion of F:siex
F.nsign John -Dennis- to- be Lieutenant; Dated Notember

Colchester Volunteers,.

. . . . . .
Ensign Edward Clay t? be Lieutenant, vice Cooke; resigned..
Dated Odob,r 11, -180 s; Michael Lavallin, Gent. to bt
Ensign, vice Clay,- promoted. Dated Odober 11, 665',
Winstead Volunteers.
Lieutenant Quarles Harris to.be Captain, vice Cogmbe,.re-
signed. Dated November 3, 1805., CharlP§ Danvers, Gent.
to be-Lieutenant, vice-Harris, promoted.' bated as above.
ConntiLics signed by. Lot ci Teigirmeutb, FiceLieutenant of the
Edunty- afiSurrey.
.
Leatherhead Volunteers. • - •
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Henry Boulton, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Bell; re-
signed. Dated December 17,

. , ' .•' •: ERRATUM
. In last Saturday's Gazette, Page46ll. •
For Gentleman William C. Johnston, vice Outliner, pro-
mOted, read Gentleman Cadet William C. folikbtuay vice
" Chaliner, promoted.

I BANKRUPTS.
1 '
Jonas Foster, of Hallas-Bridge-M al, Wilsden, Bradford, and
.. Abraham Foster, of Doc-Park, Denhohne, Thornton,
Bradford, Yorkshire; cotton twist.spinners and Co-part-
ners, to surrender Jan.. 9; to, and Feb. 11, at eleven, at
11 the Pack. horse Inn, Bradtbrd. AtrOrnies, Mr. john Bar..
• ber,'G ray's-Inn-square, London ; or Mr. Joseph Bentley,
1 Bradford:
john Smith,-late of Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire,• dealer, to
slarrender j au. -71;" at five, 8„ at ten, and Feb. t it,. at eleven,
at the Falcim:lnn, St. Neot's, same county.. Attornies,
• . Mr. Forbes, Ely-place, tondon ; or Mr. Day, St. Neot's.
Charles John Hunt, of 'Howland-street, St. Pancras, Mid-
dlesex,..painter, to surrender lan., to, 14, and Feb. rl, at
' ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Davison, Warren,street,
Vitzroy-iquare. •
Robert ,Urquhart and Richard Walker Whalley , of the Strand,
Middlesex, goldsmiths, to surrender Jan. I 18, and Feb.
9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,ll4r. .Coate, Austin_

friars,•
William Wait Wright, late of the Speke, Lancashire, dealer,
to surrender Jan. 2.7, zg, and Feb.. i I, at one, at the Globe
Tavern, john-street,, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. George
Orred, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, South-
ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane,- London.
john_Critchley and William tones, now or late. of Orford,
near Warrington, Lancashire, cotton-spinntrs and co-part-
ners, to surrender Jan. 6, 18; and Feb. 1 1, at three,' at the
Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Ber-
nard Holland,_King- street,, Manchester.
George Dickenton, of Kirkby-Stephen, ‘Vestniorland, cot-
: ton-spinner, to surrender ran. 13, 16, and Feb. it, at de-
-- ven, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester. Attornies,
Messrs. Foulke, and Higson, Manchester ; or Messrs.
Fotilkes and Longdill; Gray's-Inn, London. •
floigson Braithwaite, of Aiskew, liedafe, Yorkshire, malt-
..,.s;er and commondyewer, to surrender lan. 14, t 3, and
Feb,. tl, at eleven, at the Black Swan, Bedale. Attor-
flies, Mr. lanson, Bedale ; or Messrs. Ludington an.t Hall,
:.Secondaries' Office, Temple, London.
William Guy, of Devizes, Wiltshire, tinman, to surrender
lan.•
.14, • 1.5, And ix, at twelve, at the Rtnnmer
'Pattern; All Saints'Aane, Bristol.. AttOrnies, Messrs.
,13landfbrd and Sweet,' Inner Temple, London; or Mr.
. E-Lward Stephens; Small-street, Bristol.
Ric hard Stone Blaney, late of LiverpOi?l, merchant, to sur-
render 'lan.. ti, iz, at one, and Peb. iI, at three, at Lilly-
. nish's Castle-,street, Liverpool. Attornies, ;Mr.
Thoina.s ll;ack.stock, St. NlildtetPs-court, Poultry, Lon.:
dun; or Kirkpatrick land Petitt, Unio*-Cdurt, Castle-
' street, Liverpool. • •
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~Edward Toy, of Ilyinou,th-Dock, Devon, draper,
'at ten, at Guildhall, London. •.
Tan. 22.• lohn Beedzler, of Market Deeping, Lincolnshire,
• brazier and corn-merchant, at. eleven, at the New Inn,

Alarket Deeping..
lan. I olin Crane, formerly of Leicester, and late of
--Whapload; Lincolnshire; draper 'and, grOcer, at eleven, at
the White Hart Inn, Spalding, LineolriShire.
Jan. 22. 13enjarnin Su-tton,' of Birmingham, button-maker,
at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham.
Feb. 15. John Spencer, of St. Paul's, Deptford, Kent, rope•
maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Feb. 45, John 13oyc.s, of. Portsmobtli, Mercer, at twelve,
at Guildhall, London.
Tan. 31. Joseph Smith White, late of Witham, Essex, mil-
- ler, at ten, at the Three Cups, Colchester. •
Jan. 30. Andrew Paul Pommies and Andrew George Pour.
tales,
_of .Broad-street-buildings London, merchants and
co-partners, at one, at Guildliatl..
Jan. 25.. William Bryan; of White Lion-di:mit, Birdiin-lane,
London, since of Jamaica, and now of Camberwell, Suriey,
merchant, at eleven, At Guildhall.
ran. John 13yron,"late at Great Bell-alley,. London, nier-
' chant,'at twelve, at Guildhall..
-. • CEPTIFIC ATTES.. . . .

- lan. 2r. Peter Caveat- Briglithelmstone, Sussex, linen-
draper. ' .
Sir Joseph Esdaile, late of CainslrOugh, Lincolnshire,
banker:
Jolla Nliehael Shenston, of Portsea,.county of Southampton,
salesm,u4
. Thomas Silversides, left Of Weatherby, Yorkshire, linen-
. -draper:-- - ' '
William Yurley, of Duke.street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, Mid,
diesex, gold-beater.

T,lie following audacious robbery was committed
On Thursday last, in the house of the Rev. Mr. An-
dreWsi at garden, near Brenchley, the,County of
Kent :—Between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock ,
'in the evening, a rap at the door occagioned,the maid-
servant to open it, when a man immediately rushed
in and rudely grasped her round the neck; the girl,
thinking it a neighbour come fOr a 'Christmas Ganda,
ae.sired him tb have none of his jokes with her;"
the fellow replied, " that he meant to be very se-
rious," • aid immediately, by a signal, introduced
fourother men, all armed with pistols, who having
first secured the door, proceeded to ,the parlour, ,
where Mr. Andrews was sitting, told him they were
come to spend a few hours with him ; :demanded
to be Shewn first,: where his liqUor was kept; se-
condly, where his cash Was deposited;_ apcithirdly„,
where his other valuables and linen were to be found ? ,1
Aftei these interrogatories,: three of the villains
accompanied ..the maid into, the cellar, from whencethey brought three bottles
,of Cogniac brandy,
and some' bread and cheese, of which they all
partook hi , the presence of Mr. Andrew's, with as
much composure as:if theyhad been at an itm • they
next proceeded to rifle drawers, lice. from whence
they took about 1001.. in cash, a few articles of plate,.
thirty shirts,- several pairs of sheets and other pot ta-
We
:things, all which they packed up.in two 43ri threa
hundies ; they then took a bible, and insisted on,
Mr. Andrews, his. wife, (an elderly Lady confined
her. lid„), and -the maid„
~to swear, " that the:
were not acquainted with the persons of the robbers,
that _they would not leave the house for two hours
after their departure, and that they would not ap-
pear against them, should they be. taken up for the
robbery."—;All this having been done, they returned.
tp the.yarlonr, drank the remainder ,of the brandy,
. and marched deliberately otr wah their booty ! Mr.
Andrews is about 70 years of age, and one o£ .ti
Oldest and most respetiable Magistrates in Kent.
tfie Villains, on his requesting it, returned him one
shirt.; and gave the servant half-a-gumea for:wait-
, .
ing upon .them . ,
On, sennight a Wool-comber of the name,
of Robinson „unfortunately- missed his wa,y, . and
wilked :down, the watering-place into the river Ches.,
\sold, at the bottom of .Freneh7gate, boncaster, and
was drowned.