The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-09 00:00:00

SECOND F'DITIGN•

NAVAL NEWS.

PAtsfourtf, 6.—Arrived yesterday the 1-
Prince of Wales .Packet, Captain TODD, in tourteen
days from Lisbon, landed her wail and dispatches
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'at Penzance; the; latter were conveyed. to London by
an OtTicer belonging to Lout WELLINGToW,S arrnk,
The/JP/aril/on/ugh Packet was sale al rived-at Lisbon
Mails trom England. Aiso arrived the brig
HuTboN, from Rio de Janeiro; the Mary
and Eliza, ItuA'CtiokT, from Cork; the Sophia,,

SUN-OFFICE.

THME O'CLOCK, P.M.

\Ve stop the press to state, that Dutch.raper,

AE` so ::41t.,a date as the 7th inst: has this morning,

been received in town; which says, that according to

, .
the last accounts from. Hungary the Emperor of

Austria was so e.ttectieV ill, that his life was de-

LORD CASTLERE,IGH MR: Cd IVNI AG.

Pappenburg ballot,
.ALisaTs, from Bourdeaux
London.
Sailed his lilajestyls schooner Phipps, t 6 guns,
Cptain BELL, with right transport, for Lisbon to
juinthe outwarx!„-bound Mediterranean and Halifax
fleets Om sal.) ti-ow off the port.' Also the. ship
Governor fialkett, Captain 'WATSON, fur Jamaica.
The Duke of Montrose Packet, with Mails for the
Mediterranean, is detained till further orders.
PLYmuuTit,-OCT. ti.—A.rrived the American' hip
Julia, 01 Norfolk; in Virginia, SALVENUS•HOWETT;
master, hunt Norfolk and Petershurgli,
bound to' Copenhagen, laden with JobacCo, cotton.-
wool, and staves, put in here in distress,•theoessel
!ming in want ut water, and during her passage she
enequntereci a heavy :gale of wind, in w hich she
sprung her foremast, and teceived considerable da-
twige in her rudder, and wai in a very leaky. state.
In'tne Channel . she fed iu with a pilot-boat, who
brought her in here; -the master of Whi-Ch informed
,
the master of the Julia' , that :lie tell in with and was • •--
chased in. the Chatinvl by a French schooner and
.a SHEERNESS, OtT. 7. .Arrived the Deptford ten-
French lugger- privateer, but fortunately escaixtt der wiiti'vOlunteeri and imps essell then
:for the fleet.
the former captuted, on Wednesday hugtish
. Sailed his Majesty's ship Adamant, .for
,Flusiting.
brig, about tour miles .N.N.W. of the Eau) slOll6 Went up the. 'river Thatites the 'I fyinder and iEtna
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sight-house, which was..rseaptured soon atter by the bombs.
Bind Excise Revenue cutter, Captain ALLEN, who
carried her into Fowey. The Julia is under quaratt

spaired of, and that be had received the-- Sacrament..

The same Paper, we understand, contains a re-

port that the Emperor of RUSSIA, bid .declared his

determination of joining Austria,.in the event of tkle

renewal of hostilities„

HARWICH, OCT. B.—Arrived yesterday the Auck-.
land Packet, with Mails and an Austrian I\7leSSenger,
from Flushing. , •
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,This day arrived eleven..saili of transports with
sick soldierg on board, from Walcheren.,

The.outward-bound Heligoland and Gottenburgh
Mails are detained by contrary winds.

DEAL, OCT, 8.--Came down from the River and,
sailed, the Rose; DENT, fur Cadiz.

tine, •
A'Frived the Ship`
doixt Intent, Cats, from New .
liden with timber
IL ~2 bOULid to rorisruoutti,*
put in he by contrary winds;* the Ky mph trans-
port, 11ACEY, froth the Westward; the Sirius,
DoasoN, from Sunderland; the Jane, ADAMS, and
l'tputig Benjamin, TOM NJ N, from LondOn.
-Sailed the Shillelah,.PETTlTT, for Waterford; and,
tlie.Vurtuguese ship Fanta, for. the Brazils.
7.7—Arrived the brig William, of North '
Yarmouth, SCOTT master, from thence, with a cargo
of malt, bound 'to.Liverpool, was captured by a.
F4erich 'privateer on Wednesday last, and recaptured
by the-Eagle Excise revenue cutter, Capt. ADAMS.
This isvessel,*as mentioned in the fortnq
the sat .

Two ships are Lowing, through the Gulls) they
will p►oceed immediately, as ►he wind is tine Iron)

the e..,st ward.

Part of this letter, whichiwas stated to have been re,.
captured* ..tiy the Hind cotter;ar,.. carried•cnto FoWey.
The Eagle cutter and Alarm lugger_ were left in
Chase of the privateer.
The Two'.l3rothers, of this port, is reportectto have
been captured last Weclneidav, near the Eddystone
Light-house, by a French privateer, the former Was
from London, bound to this port.
Arrived his Majesty's gun-brig Mariner, with 14::
sail of transports, runder convoy, from Flushing ;7
they have. on board the gth Light Dragoons, who
disembarke.d.t his, morning. • -
At rivd the Hind .Revenue. cutter', Capt. ALLEN,

-A
Gentleman .who left Paris on the.3oth uit, :has,
broaght a confirmation of the illness of BuoNA-
tO Whi6h we alluded in our last. The in,
'formatuin communicated by this G 'ntleman is to the
:following effeet:—
BuoNArAßTE's.malady was•a violent,fever,
ae
compamed with delirium, brought on by an impru-
dent exposure of his persoo to the air, while in .a
strong perspiration. It occurred towards the latter
end of August. He had been occupied during. the
whole of the torenoon of a very -.hot day in review,
ing a corps of the army, and direCting sonic man-
ceuvres; and had just returned to Schoatbrunn,when
an :Ambassador Extraordinary, with a letter from
the Emperor of RusstA, arrived. Without resting
himself, or seeking corporeal refreshment from a
...changebf clothes, he desired the Ambassador to 'b¢
introduced,. and having read the letter,. he, withdrew
with hitu into the garden of the Palace, where be
remained fOr more than two hours ;It conversation,

" The Right lion..Gebrge Cmiting,

from a cr,i4e.
):esterday the crew of the Unite were paid wages
and prize-money, and had fourteen.days leave of ab-
sence granted them. On their return 250 will be
turned over, to the Scipion, of 74 guns, now fitting
out.in_Hamoaze. .
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None of the boat's crew.belonging to his Majes-
ty'4 ship Donnant, who were drowned on Sunday
se'nnight, have yet been picked up, being ebb tide
at the time, it is thought the bodies have drifted
into the Channel.
Arrived several Viauallers, from Flushing, under
coiivoy of the Mariner.
Went up the harbour to.be repaired, his Majesty's
pigle.
Providence, CROFT Prince of Mules,
EVANS--; Uticl Heart of Oak, JONES, from London ;
Br6thers, FALLING; from Bristol ; Union, PUDDON;
froM.Neith ; and the Friends, Gass, from Swansea.
Sailed, the Albicore sloop of war, to the East-
ward.

the whole of which time,, according to the. reports
at Paris,..his head was'unCovered-. In the course of
the_ night he telt himself indisposed, and -before the
close of .theiollowing evening he was considered by
the phySicians in attendance to be in so dangerous.a
statq, that expresses were sent- oil to Paris for fur-
ther medical assistance. The strength of 'his con-
stitution„ however, triumphed over the disease, and
,beibie the end ut the month he was declared conva-
4esce-tit. appears, indeed; from the German Pa-
pers, that he made an excursion to Presburgh on. the
7tb.of September.. -The army was kept ignorant of
his indisposition. The hasty departure of ihe medi-
cal men first excited suspiCion on that head at Paris,
where; we understand, so far as an opinion could
be formed from words and " shows of .grief," the
people in. general were much afflieted by the intelli-
gence. Whether this was the prevailing sentiment'
in other parts of France our informant had not an
opportunity of judging. ' •

" Gloumiter Lodge, Sept..al, 1809.

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" MY LORD--.The tone and the. purport of your
Lardsitip'4 letter: Which .-1 liai'e this moment ,re,
ceiveu, of, course preclude any other answer on my
parr to the .niisapprehens'ons afid wiirepreseritations
with Which it aboutids, (hips that i will cheerfully
give.. to your Lord:dip- the sitisiactioii which ,you
require.
• ". I din', . &he. ,
44 GEORGE CANNING."
14! Lord ViscOunt Castlereagh,-&c. &c.-&c." - .. .

Several vietuallers arrived here last week from
off Rochefort ; the Ann, (No. 8) Capt. HALL, sailed
in company with them, but separated•in a gale, and
is supposed to have foundered, she having `been in a
very leaky state ; she was towed by the Commodore,
but the tow-line gave way in the night, and she was
not seen afterwards.

PORTSMOUTH,' OCT. 8.--Came in the Resolution,
of 74, guns, Capt. GEO. BURLTON, from Flushing.
Arrived the :Hecate, gun-brig, of 18 guns, Capt.
BUCHANAN, from the Downs, together with a few
colliers and transports for this port; the Gambier,
)3ATCHELOH, from London ; and 'his Majesty's ship
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Vulture, of 16 guns, from Guernsey.
Sailed his Majesty's ship D'auntlesi, of 18 guns,
for Madeira and the coast of Africa; the
Bao*N j Jessy, PATTERSON ; Susanah, and a
few others, names-unknown.

NkOßTlgGibrtlifOrifFTlNV

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The following are aut bent te Copies of the tWo let- tADAJOZ, SEPT. 9.---Thewv-.4tit ItilAt Ciudad
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teas winch passed between Lord CASTLEREAGH and Itodrigo, that our partiesin Castile have intercepted
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iVIr. CA ;.; NINC: Immediately previous to the late duel. several mails and convoys of ammunition 'and prt.-.
We have already given the substance of both; but vision going to the enemya•. Al, few ;days si:icE a-
it- may be acceptable to our Readers tb have them in tarty from .I‘lerino.intercepteda 'at ,the foot' of Ler- .. •
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a pea-feat .sttne a --, . : - .
ma, a train of• six mortars; And sorne, pieeas. -of - • ..
- " St. 121iles's-7,square; rath.Sept.
18.9 . battering artillery, with a great quantity, of aroma.
‘‘ Sin.—lt is unnecessary for me to enter into any nitiON, destined for the attack on 'Ciudad Rodrigo, • .
detailea statement of the circumstances which pre- ,according to the ordeea. found in a mail taken itiOla
ceded the recenarua
resignations. It is enough for me, tnedo. • IRioxa, in Navarre, and hi the neigh-' .
iwith a ~iew to the immediate objea .of this letter, bourhood - of. Burgos, notw,ittistandiagaihe people- a
tp.state,;?flrat it appears, a propOsition had been agi- `have .suffered' such 'severe oppression,. ereat.efforts
fated, 'withotit any coritmettication with me, for my . were Making to throw off* toe French 'yoke, and
removal from the War Department; and that you, the Junta, newly formed, which 'resides at a -few . .
towards the close of the
.last Session,
,having urged leagues from Barg,ts., -is 'employed in -raising the -,
a decision ' upon this .question, 'with the alternative people, exercising-the Yotla,' and exciting the are .',.
nof your seceding from the Government, procured a dour and generous dispositions of the inhabitants of
.positive promise from the Duke of PORTLAND (the that part. -:':r -al a- - . . • - •
execution of which you afterwards considered your- i SEN,ILLE, SEPT', The Captain-General of the
self' entitled to enforce), •that-auch removal should Army of'Estreinadura•hai transmitted an account-of '
be carried intb.effea. Notwithstanding this pro a an attack' infide' by Signor laidora Mor and Don . •
wise, by which I consider you pronounced it unfit Ventnra'Xinebes, on a Parti.of the enemy < who
that I should remain charged• with the condua of the 1 were gnat-ding some prisoners; in A hermitage, call-
'War, and. by which my situation as a Minister of . ed Olivia, Without the walls of Almonacid, there. •
the, Crown was Made dependent upon your will and t suit of *hick Was, that'they killed aao of -the enea
pleasure, you continued to sit in the seine. Cabinet my, took 21 priscniers, and 'released i 5 which the
with me, and to leave roe trot only in the persuasion enemy had taketa ' • • , .
that I possessed- your 'confidence- and -support as a • LERIDA, AUG. 20.—The 'French who were in
'colleague, butaron allowed me, in breach of every Ballastro, and those which infest the neighbouring , •
a-principle of good faith, both. public and private, -4 places, have retreated,' marching. for'. Saragossa, •
Htliough, thus virtually superseded, to originate and j taking with them their sick and wounded and
-protafed..in the execution of a new enterprize of . and whatever effects' they ' had there. , , It
the Most arddous and important nature, with your is also
,saide that. the. Frepch have in like manner
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,Appateut'eoncurrence,aaad'ostensinle approbation. abandoned Alcanez and., other places in Arragon,
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' " .You aie fully aware that. if ray situation in the collecting their whole force iii Saragossa, whence it..
Government hats been disclosed io me, I :could not is said they will 'send 4000 mere to -r•filiftrite some
-have • StibMitted to remain one moment in office, points in Navarre, in which kingdom it is supposed
without the entire abandonment of my private ho- there are but few of the enemy. ,
nom,. and public duty. • You knew I was deceived, , AUG! 22.—The French in Barcelona, on the lath
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'and y,ai continued to deceive me. instant, celebrated with great festive y the birth-day .
I run aware it may be said, which I am ready. ‘ of their Emperor, and at night. General. Diihesnie
tO aCkno ledge, that when you. pressed fOr a deci- gave a ball to all the French Oriieerga:iod their !a-
- slim for my reinoval, you also pressed for its disclos- vourites. Some -English • ships, however, ' winch
• sure, and that it Was resisted by the buke of PORT-. werelying off the city, resolved to leave their share.
•►' LAND, and some Members of the Government aup- .in the `rejoicing, began to tire caution balls. on•the
' - i osed ,to be.my friends. But I never can admit, that edifice in which the ,dancers wire assehabledt a Lich.
ou have a right to make use of sueh a plea, in juSa , so alarmed them, that they fled with sortie pre aipi-
YARI4OUTH, OCT., 8.4-The last transports. v. hich Y,. . ti
tifithationof an act a ffeaing : my. honour, nor that tation,
have arri‘, a Rum Flushing, brhig a %cry favourable
the sentiments of, others could justify an acquies- - •GitaNADA, SEPT. 2,—By the accounts we .have
account :Of the tir;olis (1 that island :the drat Lis ha\ e ,
cence in, such. a delusion on your. part, who had. received, we learn-that our army, of Mancha consisted
des regard daily, but they haae yet a great Mariy sick.. -
bhan-e youNelaielt and stated 'its unfairness: . Nor can I ada. on the 29th of August of 94,670 iefatitry, 3,600,a
Su tale as the eath ult. there were upwards .
thousand in the "hospitals, who tie mending slowly : ion'that the head of any administration, or any sup- cavalry,. and 32piees of artillery. Tier army has ,
bairacks areereCting on the island, and-the general . posed friend whatever be their mritives,), can male a ttioveroeut. for, different points in the said •
opinion is, that we shall keep it till a peke. authorise or san&ion any man in such a course of , province, and out advaticed ,guard of davairy arc. bey
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Arrived (tom Heli long and persevering deception ; for were I .to admit w.,een V:llalti M and,adrii4aa
' . goland, the Ephlra sloop •of
-war, and Prince of Males cutter : the Ephira had such a-principle, my honour and character would be
on bnard a oetson Who has been arrested.in Heli,o7 from that anoment in the; discretion of persons
wholiy, uaaothorised, and knovvn to yea to,be Uri'.
land by MraßitioGes, and who is setiabser tofiliis
ie ' ,
ioutary, mid, r the charge of being.,A spia.— 11-te',lll' aothorsert to a& for me in such a case. It was
ba
remain•on board this ship till an order •is received' therefore your e and your coodii which deceived
me"; and. it iseimpossible for me to acquiesce in be-
to land him. ,
ing placed iii< a situation by .yoU, h no man of
Arrived the. Roebuck frigate, .Catyleio'sloop, and
two cutters. . honoar coUld -knoWiugly subtnit whirr patiently
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suffer Mengel f to be betrayed into, without forfeiting
that rduiraeer. • • . . .
l have no right, as a public man, to resent
yoUraaleMar.ding,. upon publibgrounds, my rernoval
from the particular office I have held, or even
.from
the• Administration; as a condition of your continu-
ing a Member' of the. Government. •But I have.a
distiitht right .to exped that a proposition, justifiable
in itself, shall not be executed- in an unjustifiable
mariner, and at the expence of my.hon: gar and re-,.
putatiOn. And I consider thatyOu Were bound, at
least,,toavaihyourself.of the saroe,alternative,namea:
la; you,r . own resignation, to take yourself, out Of
the predicament of praetising such a deceit towards
me, Avhkh you did exercise in demanding a decssion.
for Ing•reuitmiai. ' I • - •
" Unjor these circtrinstanees,.. I moat require
that satistaaidn from you to which, I feel myself
entitled to lay claim; I am, &C.
" .-- " CASTLEREAGH."

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;Yesterday morning his. MAJESTY, Princesses AV'
GUSTA :and.'SoriliA.'i accompanied by Looy i' tie-
I eral Col. IiESBROW,Id Major PRIGS,
rode to St. George's Chapel; Windsor. .
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It has been said by those who'attempt to justify.
the riotous- proceedings at Covent .Garden Theatre,
that the ,public had no choice in,the appointment of
the Committee. We'do not consider the rioters of
the Theatre as the public, and we are sure that the
public in general condemn their condo& ; but what
right would .even thepublicahaVe to make a-choice ?
It, however,, the public had a right, its-choice cOrild
not have, fallen -on objects more, respectable,'add
more competent to, the task, than the- Committee
who so kindly -attended to the Wishes of the Pr -
prietot.s, and who have given such an award as none
can resist ,but those *.ho ate determined not to, 1:!-J

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satisfied. .
BANNISTER, ELLISTON. and POPE, it is report«
ed,, are to he at-The. head. of the Dramatic Corp.
of . the New , Theatre, for the building 'and, open«
ing of which an. appiicationlor the legal authority
is formally ~announced, at the .meeting of

ment. ' . ... „: • . .
The weekly mantifacturer of scurrility has been,
pouring. forth an dbund,ance' of , his, usual abuse
eg,ainst the two distingui4hed.ehartcters Who unfor-
tunately Made a late appeal to arms ; but it is not
wonderful :11.4 he should attempt as much as pos-
sible to discout age DUELLING, sine: however vt-tient
he tmay.be in defamatibn, •he 11:is always retused
to give-that sat;sfaction to the objects of his person-
ality which some of them. might b.• sapposed to re-
qoire,. even from him, ~.116-se ::ensure can degrade,
nobody, and whoSe praise woud, indeed, b'e. dia..
I graceful.. ' .
i . Oil- Friday a man Carrie into the shop- of Mr.
I' Pugh, on 'the Pamtnent, Motitheitti, and alit d to
I look out a small.order for the We Indies, in jet., el-
,
. Mas• SINCLAIR SUTHER.LikSIO.^:—.N-1 the Norwich lery, to the amount of about , 251. The artic:es
Sessi9lts on, Tuesday • last, leave was obtained, on 1 having been laid on the counter, he desired to we
the part of Major Turner, to exhibit fresh articles lsome siik purses, that were, in the 'back part of the
of the peace -against Mrs: Siticlair. SOtheriand.— I shop , .and at the moment' .Mr. Pugh turned ois
These articles, after a 'recital of the kirtner.charges, 1 back-. to get them,. he ,snatched 'up two loge-gold
and the decision .of the ,Court upon them'', further Seals, one gold watch-chain,,' one pearl.']gOld - ring,
stated, that Mrs. S. Sutherland had,,at.the lag Ses. ti
_With which he
,made clear off, thouigh immediately -,
sions, giVen her Mrs.,
recognizance; Which_ was of no '1 ,purSned:* He ,is about five feet ten inches high,
el fee-t, she being a married woman ; that' only seven i wore a light cOldured-jacket, with .bite Irrnitalootki, -.
.
. days afterentering into this recognizance,- she Came I aild pitdrs,and,.was supposed, from his coot, lemon,
It is proposed to make bonfires upon the most ! again upon Major `TUrner's premises,' at Buelten, to be a native of tilt West' indieS.
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conspicuous mountains of the Principality of Wales, I ham, in that eounti, whilst he was there. resent,'p , ' Four Men wtre committed last we :k tilt Ginter-
.orni the night, of: the memorable .25th at. October.-=- i looking into his Parlour WindoWs, and Using ofi'en- ,i bury Gaol, for embezZlernent of Kit,;; s!ores.—
tis novel and grand illumination will have a bound- ' sive and provoking languag,'.and that this conduct '1 hey m a very short period. eMbezzled.ata'disposed
less communication throughout these mountainous she repeated on several occasions.atterwards, staying
regions. - • 11 of upwards of 15 cwt. idtape..
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Just hopes tire yet entertained of the safety of. the' i toarvionne or two. hours at a time; that Major l'urtter- • SMiTI:EFIELD-'iIAkKET 4..)fur f.- •
g, in order to avoid.)er, retire;] into, an up- ,
four missing India ships. The fleet were dispersed. 'l. per apartment of-his. hous, Mrs. S. S..(l3tli.eri'mid, Pro- I ' This cia;'g Marke.t.• W-a's well supplied. with prime
owthe 14th of March, off the Mauritius, in' a gale i cured a ladder, .which, setting.aaaihst the, wall of t Beasts, and the show of Cattle io other respeCts was
very good ; Nintion and'Pork a...,.: Cheaper tha oer
of wind,.but not so .violent as to be: termed a tre- the said apartment, she, fliounted, and.looked in .at.i
Tneodous hurricane In which all of the ships %-vere , the window ; that, within these few digs -;ast: 'past, . 'last report.; , Beef at ad Veal support last price'; and
dispersed : three arrived at the Cape of Good Ho ' Major T • d letter, ' by NI • s the tr,ade. in general wao pretty biask:—The sales in
and theivibainder at St. Helena. Dope,. !. . receive a written rs. ~con- 1.
taming expressions .liable to a construCtion.ibturious 1.
the Hay Market :were somewhat lively ; Strawleteh-
ed abetter price-than Friday's Market 5 Clover has
• At:the siege of Flushing. a private of Bcl 'i to his charaeter. To the truth of these articles; i
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regiment was struck with a musket-ball, and imme, i .Major T..swore in pre-sence of the Court, who de--; !alien. la lx ice ; Kay sold at last price.—We sub-
diately fell, exclaiming, " 0 Lord, .I am a dead ' termined that 'Mrs. Sinclair Sutherland should find 1 n accurate statetnetif of the prices and num-
man.!" An officer who was next him, attempted 1 two sureties- in .- 100',. each, for keeping. the peace tiers '---
.To s, . .
.to take him up, when the soldier's next expression. towards Ma' Ta f .e• On If
Jor rher or one. y . sir.
,le , , 24 ink the Offal per stone-of 811).
Beef 4s. i...t. to ss. 4(l.—Nlttitoli 45.,-otl. to ss. ad.—Veal
was, " I owe my comrade a pound note ;' you'll ; not,beiug prepared to comply with this deeiston, she ,
:find it in my pocket for him," and the gallant .ho. WaS,cominitted to; the' Castle;,-whence, howev;et,,, _ Bcasts, 2,703.—Sheep, 19,5)o. lal yes, -230. --- Pjgs, 270.
SS:6d. kO' ;7s. 0t.i..--Purk ss. 6ti. trios:W.
nest fellow then expired. _ t she .was released,the • same afternoon ; two. gentle.; i . . SMITIIICELD HAY-IWA,RKET.
ELortreENT.—A young Lady, daughter of anemi. ; men, one ,an. iphßbit4nt 'of NorWich, and the other Hay, 51. ss. od. to 61. 6s. od.-- SiniNs , 21. Ss. cd. to 21.
neat merchant -in the City, quitted her father's : of- New Buckenham, having agreed to be boOnd tor i i55..0.7-c:Joyer,sl.,lss. 'o4.‘ to 61. t55.'0.1. -
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house on -Friday morning, on a Matrimonial excur- . her:.in the penalties abOve:rneiAioned. The Court 1 Coat-EXCI-IANGE, Ocr. 9.—There is a large sup-
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.sirm, accompanied by. an Emigrant, who, for up- : decided upon the questiiin, when ;here appeared:;) ply,of Wheat..ari-ived this dav, and sales are cheaner,
vvaro of two years, _ bad.filled the station, of foreign Ayes (2,4—Noes to—there being 34 Magistrates pre- titan at PricLiy's reduction ; B.2.rif-y and Nialt ate
clerk in her latirei's counting house. The Young sent who voted. • . . lower-,; in White„and New,. Grey Peas little varia-
trad:vvants but -a few weeks:of being ofregiment .p root, was wet.fully 3 tot , _
age, when AnEnsign of a oflast -k 't" i - Beaus of both Sorts likewise cheaper ;of Oats
,she comes into the uncontrouled possession of alor.: ! committed to Gloucester Gaol, charged With a ; there are toierable supplies,' neatly at la.'t prict,s ;
tune of 10,0001. No trace 01 the fugitives has yet. violent and itnielicata assault on a respectable female ; Flour lower ss. per sack, and hire American 565.
been discovered, . , of that city i w 60s. per. barrel. ..

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from tite LONDON GAZETTE, 061:7, 1809.

Whitehall, Oct. 7, 1809.

The I.ing has been pleased to order a Conga
WE:lire:lo pass the .Great Seal, empowering the
Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Ches-
ter to:eleCt a Bishop of that See, the same being void'
by the translation of 'the Right Rev. Father in God
Henry Wiiltam, late Bishop thereof, to the See of
Bangor .; and his Majesty has also been pleased, by
his Royal Sign Manual, to recommend to the said
Dean and Chapter the Rev. Bowyer Edward Sparke,
Dottrir in Divinity, to be by them eleCted Bishop of
the said See of Chester.
The King has also been pleased to recommend. to
the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of
St. Paid,: London, the Honourable and Reverend •
Gerald Valerian Wellesley,; Clerk, .Master of Arts,
to be by them elected into the place of canon Resi-
identiary Of the said Cathedral,Church, the same be-
ing vacant bytlie translation-of the Right Reverend
Father its God, Henry William, late Bishop of Ches-
ter, to th-e See of Bangor.
The King hat also been pleased-. to grant, to the
Rev. Win. Harry Edward Bentinck, Clerk, Master
of Arts, the place and dignity of a Prebendary of the
Collegiate ChurCh of St. Peter, Westminster, void
by the resignation' of the Hon, and Rev. Gerald
Valerian Wellesley.

War-Office, 061. 7.

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His Majesty has been pleased to appoint his Se-
rene Highness William Duke of Brunswick Oels to
be Lieutenant-General, with temporary rank in the
Army, Commission dated Ist July, 1809.

Horse Guards, Oa. 2, 1809.

The Right Honourable the • Comtnander in Chief
has been plc:sed to appoint Lieutenant-Colonel
Henry Torrens, of the 89th Regiment, to be his
Military Secretary.

War-Offitt, Oa. 7, 'Bog.
4th Regiment of Dragoons.

To be Lietttenants,Ut purchase—Cornet WM. Tetngue.
Cornet William Fendall. • Cornet Rowley, from die'
ad Dragoons. Cornet Charles Madden.. •
rsth Regiment of Light Dragoons.
To be Comets—Ralph Mansfield, Gent. without purchase,
vice Ross, promoted. Isaac Sherwood, Gent. by pur..
chase, vice Patrice, ,promoted. Honourable john Finch,
without purchase, vice Jenkins, appointed Regimental
Quarter-lklaster.
To be Regimental Quarter-Master--Cornet Samuel lenkins..l
Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—Surgeon William Curtis, of
the late Light Infantry Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice •{I
Beckett, appointed Surgeon to the Savoy.
14th Regiment of Foot—George Fitzherbert, Gent. to be
Ensign, without purchase, vice DODlee, promoted in the
34th Foot.
39th Ditto-7 Lieutenant T. A. Anderson to be Captain of a
Company, vice Pearce, deceased. Lieutenant George
Stewart, to be ditto, without purchase, vice Lawrence,
promoted. Second Lieutenant Ronald M‘Donald, from
the ad Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenaht, vice Douglas,
deceased.
2 tst Ditto, Thomas'Armitrong, Esq. to be ra} master of the
ad Battalion, vice Walsh, superseded.
nth Ditto, Lieutenant krancis King, from the Wexford Mi-
to-be Ensign.
pd Ditto, Euwarti Forward Ret.-:--r!•s, Gent. to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice NI4::,C, 34tli Foot. _
30th Putt), Lieutenant Ror,ett Douglas, from the 55t:i Foot,
to be Captain 01 a Company, vice W. Douglas, deceased.,
47th Ditto, Ensign E.- Robinson, from the 90th root; to be
Lieutenant, without purchase. • .
52:1 Ditto, Lieutenant George Cleghorn, from the Royal
Cheshire Militia, to be Ensign.
S.t,th Ditto, Theoplailus. O'Halloran, Gent. to be• Ensign,
'without purchase, vice Woodgate, proniot.:d.
s7th DittopEnsign George Beale, to be Lieutenant, vice Rut.
ton, deceased. Robert Ackland, Gent. to be Ensign, Vice
neale.
59th Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Fuller to be Captain of a
Company, vice Bowyer, who retires.
i3d Regiment of Foot. • _ _ _

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To be Lieutenants without purchase—Ensign Wm. M'Cau-
stand, vice Halt hide, appointed to the 64th toot. Ensign:
Christopher. I,lunket vice. keakc, deceased. Ensign E.
W. thitun, vice Mack"ay, deceased.
To be 4nr.iglis—Ensign-Wlll.•Thompson, froM the tat Gar-
rison Battalion, vice M'Causland. - john Bacon, Gent..
vice I.' tunket. Alien Hudson, Gent. vice
66th Ditto, Lieutenant john-lordan to be, Captain'of a Corn:
pany,.Nice Adams. deceased. 'Lientenint j. 11. Ellis to
' be ditto, %, irn,;ut purchase. vice i.:ottglit, pronicitW. •
To be Lieuten..nts. without purchase—Second Eit.,ltei-,anr
Thomas M !Ent, ist.Ceylon Regiment.'" Ensign
John.. Clarke, vice Steele' deceased. Ensii,n Charles
/As Car by, vice Iluitißry, deceased. Ensign.lolut Coda,
vice jor,iait.
To be Ensigns—Thomas .Clntterton, Gent. vice Clarke'.
Alex. Nicolls, Gent. vice Nig:artily. •
78th Ditto, Witham Mackenzie, Gent. to be
Ensign,v i
0.. t purchase, vice O'Brian, jroli.oted in the 47th root.
79th Ditto, Assistant-Sulgeon N. Drutngold, !tom the 24
West India 'Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice H.uine, pro-

muted on the Staff:
92d Ditto, Fa.sign George Logan to be Lieutenant, vice
M'Corquodale, deceased:; joint Want, Cent. to be En-

sign, vii.7e Logan. •
95th Ditto, -Captain Charles Smith, from the I: th Foot, to
be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Lieutenant
• john Ward to be ditto.
To ce First Lieutenants, without purchase—Lieut. Leckie
Campbell, from the 47th foot. Second Lieutenant C.
Ogilvie. Second Lieutenant K. Stevenson. Second Lieu-
tenant F. Bennett. Second .Lieutenant Stewart. se_
cond Lieutenant !ohn Cart: Ensign -1.. Middleton, from
the 91st Foot. Ensign Alexander trom the
25111 Foot.
103 d Ditto, Thomas Forster Gunter, Gent. to be Ensign,
with purchase, vice Fallon, promoted.
7th West Regiment, John Nl•Fnetion, Gent. to be En-
sign, wit hvui purchase,-vice t &titer, promoted.
3th Ultto, Llelli. tiweph I(obCtt Raines, from the Szd Foot,
to be Lieutenant, without purcii4se.
ist Ceylon Itegitnent, Sceditu Lieutenant Samuel Moffatt to
be kirat Lieutenant, • .without purchase. Charles C.
Clackenberg,6ent. to be Second Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice W ilkins, promoted. • •
zd Ditto, Charles W. L. Roberts, Gent. to be Second Lieu-
tenant, without purchase, vice Aird, who resigns.
3d ...Mt°, Lieutenant Phil.p peckluiin to 'be Captain of' a
Company, vice 'deceased. . Second .Lieutenant
Win. black tube first Lieutenant, vice Peckham.
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Dillon's Kcgiinclit, Lieutenant Fien:y- D'Amile to br. Cap-
tain of a Company, vice kaore, deceased. Ensign Augus-
tus de Leynes to be Lieutenant, vice IYArville. F. S.
Stitt z, Cent. to be Ensign, vice de Loynes.
KANrwtkt, Sylvester O'lleltir, c.;eat. to be Ensign,
-vice Lairaro, whose Appointment has not takenplace.
Ist t.:arrison, Battalion, Eurriond•Supple, Gent, to be Ensign,
- vice appointed to the o3d foot.
till Royal veteran Pattalion, Captain Ludes Scobie, front
the ad lt,,yai Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Corn-.
pony, vice M'Arthur, deceased.
fAFF..
Quarter-Ithster.Scrjeant Thoina& A garter-be Quarter. Master
at the Cavalry Depot at MaidStonir: •••
HOSPITAL STAFF.'

To be Hospital-Mates for General. Service—lohn Evans,
Gent. kienry Turner, Gent. Alfred de Equino, Gent.
MEMORANDUM.
The Exchange between Captain Elliot, of the 4th Foot,
412 d Lapl4lll brazier, of the 7th C.:atm:on Battanoll as
stated in the Gazette of the 25th July l'uti has not taken
place.
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loe Anointment of Mr. Vv tn. Hickman to be Hospital.

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