Star.
London, England, 1808-06-08 00:00:00

PALMOUTIA, JUNE 5.

Arrived the Prince Ernest packet, with mails from
jarnaica.--Sailed his Majesty's brig NTLIT:NE, 18 guns,
optein FABIAN, with a convoy for Africa, 8:c.
Wind N. W.
TORtAY, JUNE a.

Sunday afternoon his Majesty's ship VILLE DX
?ins, Admiral Lord QA:kratra, from. Plymouth, ap.
rod in sight of the aeet in Torbay, when she saluted
them, which was returned by his Majesty's ships
paatsrounwr, Admiral Sorumrr, and TOYNANT,
4niral DLCOURCIY, and in consequence of signals
lieu the VILLE DE PARIS (which did not come into
Bay) the Beet consisting of the DREADNOUGIAT,
To6SANT, ST. GEORGE, VALIANT, ACHILLES, and
NirruNE, got under weigh, joined the VILLE DE
pots, and the whole proceeded to the Westward
ti:h the wind at N. W.

p. s. Half pa Five o'Clock.—The above ships
re just heaving in sight again, the wind blowing fresh
ion the W.N.W.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 7;

Sailed the FLYING-FISH schooner, w;th dispatches
:,ect off Cadiz. His Majesty's ship POLYPIIE.
iippointed convoy for the West Indies.—Wind
S. W.

CHATHAM, JUNE 5.
T,e small craft in this river is again very nume-
the time having expired which the ccntractors
wre alc-7,ed for completing them. The Endyr.lion
abich cd:ne up, is entirely dismantled, she will be paid
of and her hands drafted to the different vessels now
Icing. The Expedition which was taken into dock
lobe Ottsid for a victualler, is found unfit for the set.
ie.; she i.; therefore having her openings filled up
gain, and will be put out of dock in a few days.
The keelson and floor timhers of the new ship the
Howe, re laying down on the slip from whence the
W4n?ite was lately launched,
DF.AL, JUNE 7.
Sailed through the Downs the Wilding, -imp, for
the. Cape of Good Hope,
PULL, JUNE 1.
The Providence firmed ship sailed (tom the Hum-
* en Thursday, with the Pallas, WllLagaGi for Got-
tenburgh, and several other vessels for the Baltic,
ender convoy. The rittlicE W 11,14444 armed ship,
and the fleot under her convoy, arrived at Gotten.
tr;rgh on the 14th ult. after a passage of eleven days
from the Humber. The Captain of one of the yes.
els for liernesand having beep informed that the :v-
-ont capture of Sweaborg by the Russians had made
it very hazardous for merchant-ships to attempt enter-
ing the Gill of Bothnia, proceeded for Stockholm,
where there is a great want of vessels. The fleet for
the .13altic were to sail under convoy of the MARGARET
brig on the 10th wt.—Letters from Carlsharn, dated
4ay 14, state, that a convoy for the British ships
Wtattitere and at Carlscrona, had arrived at the latter
i pka,and was hourly expe;ted at Carlshana, to take
1
OS nsiels under convoy for this country.
ABERDEEN, JUNE 4.

Yesterday the CYGNET sloop of war, commanded Friendschaft, captured sth and 7th June, 1803, will
by Lord BALGONIE, came into the bay as convoy to be paid at Mr. Hawker's, Plymouth, on the '.3oth
the American trade ; and soon after being joined by instant, and there recalled.

COnfranCe, GRAY, and C0m..010, COCiiRANE, of
.14 place; proceeded to the nowthwpd with a fu}, I

This day the Right Hon. Sir W. Scorr pioceeded
to the adjudication of the following Cases :
Columbus, Wilckens master.—This vessel sailed nnder Swedish
colours, and the question was that of salvage. She was lying at
anchor at the Great I-Jore, but in zonsequence of a heavy gale
r. irted her anchor, and struck on the China Rocks, fun which
the salvors brought her Into harbour, fur which the owners of-
fered 251. to each rnan, which was refused. The Court thought
this reward ample, and accordingly pronounced for the same, but
gave no costs on account of the delay in the salvors.
Leeuwrick, Ran master.—This was also a question of salvage.
Thevessed wa., ,inking (without any person on board) on the coast
of flerwkh, when the Ivrea was brought on shore near that port.
The Court pronounced for 7501. as a remuneration to the salvors.
Experiment, Bechener master.-,:l'his American vessel, laden
with hides, bound from Lisbon to Bir•rdeaux, was captured by
the I.ively, and brought to Plymouth. Ship condemned, the
owner being resident in France, and the cargo was pronounced to
be Portuguese property.
Walmsley, Van Mogen master.—This Prussian vessel was la-
den with tobacco and cotton. The question was with respect to
the property of the cargo, the vessel having been already con-
demned. The cargo being proved mire American property, the
ANTIGUA, MARCH to. Court restored the same.
APAVed on the 18th inst. at English harbour, his TpURSDAYI JUNE 2.
Malest rs Limn LAURA, R. YErrs, Esq. Commatt-1 Eliza Ann, Coy master—This American vessel, bound from
ier, to repair= the damages sustained in her hull and ! America to Amsterdam, was captured in November last, by the
rigging front the Guadeloupe batteries. In the after, i Steady, and brought to Portsmouth. After some negotiation had
two I izscsednthedettwoeren tihtuetiCoaptn ors and
but h Claimant's
tehsets Agents, ;ros,mthteh-e.,p4o.rs
noon of the 17th, standing into Guadeloupe,
mpoera Ir.ere perceived, which, from their number ! trier Bank (where she h;d performed quarantine) to Sheerness, she
' men, appeared to be privateers; sail was made, was lost in consequence of a hurricane, and the question was,
.:.eifeate given by the LAURA ; the privateers, how, whether the Captors were to be answerable for this misfortune.
'.7, ,reltered themselves under a five-gun battery, The Court was of opinion, that the misfortune did not arise from
any tnisenodt.;: of the Captors, and therefore dismissed the parties.
ope.ec a tremendous fire of round; grope, and
aaaister, I.::: \vhich war ;:eturned so wersrlf Ly the
Zama as to clear the t.r.ttery twice ; :I:l:iir.g it how-
-5 u:ti.:•:; IropossiLle zit:-icr to cut ow, burn, or fie-
..- .1y the scits:i..icrs, they abandoned them, but were
fens assailed bi a heavy fire from another battery,
7.:ch the Loa's i.rew most gallantly rowed u in
Aze rf, crp3scd at the same time to a ling
Aeil
Ea
Ad, _ -dlreett:t. il:e 3f small arms from the ashes,
LI ss:zzeezied In b•:erding and bringing off one of
'cir3itgi:er.; loaded with =gars, within half pistol-
itt frc.n .....-.e sheer. The -crew and a corporal
7:.' r,:,:as 'Ranks) of the Royal Marines, who had
:laric -•!. tne baa:, have been highly commended by
.t.C.17::-.-:azdtr of thel.auna for their very spirited
szti ez:ezi:risir.g candu.;:. The cutter rnadestwo and
:tat; feet perltour from an 18-pound shot striking
ret.weea wind and water. No lives were lost • one
• 'As zewevcr, was wen:zded, we are afraid mortally,i
-* il.ltering is.:s :h.: a'. 4er a:4 arns, which has been
•te a=te~ d.

ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTORS' COMMONS.

717118DAYI MAY Si.

tutu from S.S.W.

LEITH, WYE 4.
Arrived in the Roads the FANcY gun-brig ar.d the
trpove sloop of ear, from a cruise ; Aau.mq fri.

Ft, from Norm:Li s Q4een Charlotte cutter, and
ilmlriDundas Excise cutscr.—ailed from the Roads,
Rep) Charlotte Excise cutter, on a cruize ; Prince

t3l2aru Henry cutter, for Burntisl4nd Osnaburgh

eftore-house cutter, for Inverkei:.': 7ig ; PROTWTOR
fo-hrig, with the brig Jean under convoy, for licli-
-1444
LIVERPOOL, ItIN4 G.
The Amelia, MILT.s, from Ponzanec to this port,
which was on shore, is Qtr Ind put into Holyhead,
11 a Industry, BALE, and Fox, —, from Malta and
lessina for London, are captured and carried into
Sariee,

During the storm on Tuesday, about three o'clock
in the afternoon, an ash tree in the Earl of PORTS-
motrrn's park, Hampshire, was shivered to pieces by
lightning. A brace of bucks were under the tree, one
of which wall struck dead, and the other much inju-
red. Several deer were about Efty-seven yards west
of the tree, one of whom was also struck dead. On
the same day a ball of fire entered the side, and came
out at the roof, of a barn belonging to Mr. SEnGaovr,
..at South Moreton, near Wallingford, Oxfordshire.
It set fire to the thatch, but there being a number of
persons on the lot, it was prevented from spreading,
by taking the thatch off the roof. At Warminster a
ball of fire fell op a thatched public-house, and pene-
trated &Tinian two floors into a kitchen, where it ex.
ploded, and set the !souse on fire, nothing being cared
Except the stock of beer. Two adjoining houses were
brat to the ground, actwAstanding the torrents of
rain that poured down daring the time.

OLD BAILEM • •

Yeiterday /she and Marks *railer, Svc/ eatry gclitecl
young men, were iidictieil for stealing out of the shop
of Mr. Edward Taylor, jeweller, in Leadenhall-street,
in the parish of St. Andrew, two rings, value upwards
of twel*e Ohms.
It appears, .fl'om the evidence of W. Shciw, a lad
belonging to Mr. Taylor, slat the prisoners came
into his nuukeili shop on the tsth of Mai, to give or-
ders for spine mourning rings.' ;Witness perceived
him puk one on This finger, and put,tris handkerchief
oTer and acquainted his meter, *vino at the time
did riot seem to notice him. took the prisoners'
Orders, and they went away ; shoi y ifter he missed
the rings and a pin out of the case; Prokec..l.or traced
the prisoners to Mr. Fearne's shop in Ciseahill, where
the two prisoners 'ere trying to do the same thing,
as they :old Mr. Weddell, the shopman, they wanted;
some mourning rings. On Mr. Taylor entering the
shop, he said to Mr. Weddell, g, When you bavel
done wig)* these gentlemen, I want to speak to therm."
—Thi)okisoner, Charles, immediately turned round,'
and gave Mr. Taylor a violent blow ever the head
with a whip which he had in his hand. They were
both secured, and one of them threw 13 rings on the
conuter, two of which were the property of Mr. Tay-
lor. The others at that time were not owned. Pri.
sallealinade no defence.—Guilty—Drath.—There
lollse6Vlree othet capital charges against them. Eight
of the rings were owned in Court.
John Green was indicted for stealing, on the 14th (If
May last, 84 yards of broad cloth, from the premises
of Messrs. Burchel and Walford, cloth manufactu-
rers, in the p:trish of Bow. The charge was proved
by John Whitley, who saw the prisoner with the pi r-
pc-rty on the night Laid in the indictment. It apptrazed
that twenty•four pieces of cloth had been hung up to
dry on that clay, and the following morning there
were only twenty-three. The property and marks
were proved by the foreman belonging to the manu-
Ec tory.—Verdict—Gnilty.
Gorge Selby was found guilty of stealing, on the
24th of May, a hat, the-property of Daniel Pecier,
hatter, in Fleet-street.

aorge Lewis, an apprentice to Mr. Kelly, a hook-
binder in Waternstreet, Strand, Was indicted for em-
bezzl:ng 11. IGs. the amount of a bill his master had
sent him to receive. It appeared that the. prisc ner
went to Mr. Hatchard, bookseller in Piccadilly, to
receive the hill, which was paid Lo him.—On his re-
turn he told his master a frivoloas son-, that tlvre
was something wri'ng in the bill. The master some
time after called on Mr. Hatchard, and found the bill
had been paid. This was proved by the prsoner's
receipt on the honk. Verdict—Guilty. Theprisoner
only 18 years of age,
Jane Day was found guilty of stealing a child's
frock, on the 15th of April last, the property of Sa-
muel Price.

Thomas Hutchinson was indicted for taking from be-
hind tlk cart of Christopher Hicks, on the 13th of
April last, a box, containing glass.
It appeared by the evidence of William Ray, a
lad 15 years of age, that he saw the man running
away with the trunk, which he had cut from behind
a cart, cn the Hampstead-road. His evidence• was
so clear, and it appearing that the prisoner had not
long rammed from transportation, the Jury found the
prisoner—Guilty.

said that she was innocent of what shi
ged with, and that her mother was rni
then, by order of the Court, deliverer
of her father.

Ain Hoiger, a sharp pretty looking little rl, on:y
11 years of age, was tried for stealing, and Ann Eds-rt
the mother, aged SC for receivilig, knowing them to
be stolen, several articles of female apparel, the pro-
perty of Wm. Pike, Alex. Welch, and Mary Ann Sin-
clair, in East-street, Spital-fields market. The stree-t
door happened to be open, and the little girl was seen
upon the stairs ; she asked for a woman who did not
live in the house, and went about her business. Three
days after that the two prisoners at the bar were seen
going past the house, the mother having at the time
one of the gown. upon her back, and a handkerchief
that had been stolen at the same time, upon her head.
They were charged with the offence, and taken into
custody. The mother said that her daughter had led
her into the error by telling her of where a bargain
was to be had ; that she went in consequence of such
information and bought the property of a woman in
Wentworth-street. Upon inquiry being made, no
such woman could be found in that street, and the
emainder of the property was found in the mother's
-•- -

Jew, a crimp, residing at
laue, who was indicted for receiving
perty of Mr. Vint, warehousern:
Cheapside. Mr Vint hid slit the
Newsome, in Spital lids, to be dye
was finished it was I\st. Some time
Vint, being at one of the Theatres,
a Lady, and traced it to her lodgings,
sat's. in New-street, Shoe-lane. T
'name is Tate, stated, that she bot
Barnett, on which the latter was ta,
Linn MAyoe, where she said six:- boi
pri o ler some months before. A,:ct
rant was issued against him, but he
till three months after. Mrs. Barnet
the prisoner from having been his nei)
Catherine's; that he sold her the she-
On cross-examination she admitted ti
brothels in various parts of the to\
therefore, discredited her testimony,
of two of her nymphs, and acquitted
Same day the RECORDER passed sentence
on the following convicts, viz.—
S. Williams, for stealing goods out of a boa.,
Sarah Burgess, alias Jones, and Hannah Osgan,
privately in a shop; J. Wellerd, for stealing r
lvmptc ; T. King, for a highway-robbtry ; J.
and stabbing Sarah Wood ; W. Smith,
Mary Miller, for stealing from the persci
goods in a dwelling-house; H Harris,
D. Allen, for house-breaking; J. and C. B
goods in a dsvelling-house. ; J. Smirk and T,
.Lnce; Isaac Regus, for liousitbreaking;

CLERK) NWELL srssio:

Saturday being the last day of
Court was wholly occupied in deeiditn
grancy, among which were several
pockets, viz. Bill Wood, "Derrirtg, an,
thong, and others, from Bow-street, pi
several times in custody, on various.
Mt• GURNEY and. Mr. BARKY, add!
at considerable length, and Wood
witnesses to his way of life, but not to
Of the Court ; whereupon they were
confined in the House of correction,
Smith and Ilobelsom were also sentence(
nishment. Brntm and "Barnard were
as, upon reading over the record of t
it was discovered to be defective, an,
charged. Griiithr was convicted as
rogue and vagrant, having suffered si
sonment at. a former Sessions, and was
the middle of the, night, after a desp:
He •was sentenced to solitary imps
house of Correction, Cold Bath-field!

During the 'conveyance to Usk of
gage cf the Usk Vohunker Infantry,
morning, on the road between Cardi
two privates, who had, the care of th
mitred, a sailor to ride in the cart, w/
prudently allowed to smoke his pipe.
proceeded far, hzfore some fire from
nicated to a cask of ammunition, wit
ploded, killed the wile., and so drez
the soldiers, that their lives are LI:sp:•
Friday morning a young man, port:
and Sfneral Coffee-house, in Cornhi
two pair of stairs window, fell from
pavement, by which both his legs were
Sariptday morning, as Mr. Furni
was riding a spirited horse in the W
he was unfortunately thrown back.
one of his legs was broken, and he NV43
bruised.

Saturday se'nnight a Gentleman
Ellis (from London) went into the
Hot Wells, near Southsea Common
the strength of the tide carried him
and, as The could not swim, he was
drowned.

WORSHIP-STREET.—Yesterday W
Biriii, apprentices to T. P. Antis, i
of Kingsland, were re-examined, and
the former charged with breaking
stealing therefrom upwards of 2601.
an acce-nary after the fact. Abou'
upon Bitmstead ; the remainder he
hid in a field at Horton, but which cou,
MANSION Hovsr,.—Yesterday Elisabet)
charged with stealing a watch, the
Powell, who stated, that being into:
ted to go with the prisoner to her h
ing put his watch on the table, she tt
away ; he apprehended her about an
in Bishopsgate,street, but could" nc
which the prisoner denied ever seeini
manded for further examination.

lodging.
The child made no defence, and the mother re-
peated at the bar her former assertion. •
Three decent looking women gave them both a
good character.
But the Recoensa observed to the Jury, that the
child's character could lint posslly b. yet formed :
childiett of her age were frequently guilty of impro-
prieties, which they would scorn to be guilty of w hen
they arrived at the age of maturity. As to the we-
man's character, he did not know what to say to it.—
The Jury knew very well, that there were some mo-
thers who were depraved enough to make a tool of
their children for such bad purposes. The property
was found upon her ; and if the Jury thought her to
be guilty of the crime imputed to her, namely the,
guilty receipt, the Jury must recollect that there w.ls
no possibility of coming at the receiver without the
thief being first convicted, whatever tl.eir feeling (,t1
humanity might prompt them to do with respect to
a child of the younger prisoner's tender age.
'The Jury, after deliberating about a quarter of an
hour, pronounced both the prisoners Guilty.
A most interesting scene then followed—the RE-
CORDER inquired if there was any friend or relation of
the child in Court, who would take the child into
their care, and undertake to endeavour to instil pro-
per notions of ;morality into her mind ? upon which
a very respectable looking man addressed the Court
ovewhelmed in tears—he said, that he was the father
of the child ; he had been told that she was his and
had never doubted the fact. He would, with the bles-
sing of GOD, take care of her as long as he lived, and
do whatever good for her he was able to do. He was
sorry to say, that se had been unable to live with the
mother on accoent of her improper conduct ; -he had
left her when the child was only eight months olcy
and had not lived with her since, though he sent
what he could for the support of the child. He la-
mented, that she was latterly snore strongly attached
to the mother than to him.
The mother was taken into the prison, and the little
girl was then brought from the Dock into the witness-
box. Upon being interrogated by the Bench, as to
how she proposed to conduct herself in future ? she

Execurrolv,-,-On Friday was execs
pursuant to his sentence, RQbere ill
wood) a private in the Royal Yorl
Sunday, the 15th of May, he enterer'
CH.tEL Peanut, in the Vale Parish,
to plunder ; meeting a defenceless
of age, piously engaged in devuts
Sabbath, he, in the most deliberate
throat with a razor, and nearly sew
he body.—The hypocrisy and decel.
ant could only be exceeded by the horri4
he so justly suffered. Immediately -
sion, he requested the assistance of
intended, by his apparent contritioi
lance of his keepers. But, on tla
to his execution, having lost all hot
escape, he became outrageous, ant
stroyed even the Ministers who cal
consale him—venting his fury.in
to relate, he went to the scaffold d 4
triousadmonition, and laughing at
earless and undismayed; he was
nity, bidding defiance to human lay
ing that Divine Tribunal before w
to appear, with the accumulated
in the perpetratiwn of every species
He had been sentenced to death in
ing obtained his Majesty's pardon,
from the Hulks into tke Royal Y,
was concerned with the notorious
lie called his fithgr, and repeatedly
termination to die tame as rest:dig:el;
sociates in villainy and murder.

•
she was now chat.
more so. She was
rd up to the care
t St. Catherine's..
a shawl, the pro.
tan, King-street,
e zhawl "to a Mr.
red, but before it
ne after that, Mr.
saw the shawl, on
ags, at Mrs. Bar-
The lady, whose
ought It of Mrs.
taken before the
lought it from the
:cordingly a war-
e was not taken
ett said sir: kneiv
neighbour in St.
aawl for 21. 9s.—
that she had kit*
own. The Jury,
r, as well as that
the prisoner,
lenience of Death
or, on the Thames ;
;an, for stealing g .rvis
I s als in a d -
/. Taylor, !cor cut.i g
for house-hr ak
on; . T. Heriey, far
ris,.for aLk Gab .cr;
Brown, for ssr..al '
r. RUSStIi, ior a 1.4 e
•and T. WOW, for
DM.
the Sessions, the
hag on cases of va-
celebrated pick-
nd Coombe. An-
preyed their being
;charges.
dressed the Court
l produced some
to the satisfaction
sentenced to be
m, six months
ecl to the like pu-
re mare fortunate,
their conviction,
rid they were di :-
s an incorrigible
six months impri-
as apprehended in
;pirate resistance.
prisonment in the
for two year,.
if part of the big.
7, on Wednesday
din and Newport,
the baggage, per.
where he was im-
e. They had not
the pipe cominu-
rhlch instantly ex-
eadfully scorched
mired of.
rrtF..r at the African
nhill, cican:ng the
the same on the
rere fractured.
Ural, of Lambeth,
Tesuninster-Road,
swards, by which
vas otherwise much
in of the name of
he water from the
n, to bathe, when
a out of his depth,
was unfortunately
Bunutead and C.
chi mney. swe Ter,
Id fully crnn milted ;
open a chest, and
1 and the latter as
ur 251. was found
r •tended to have
could not be found.
7izabeth Rainer was
property of a Mr.
oxicated he consen-
lodgings, and hay-
took k up and went •
an hour afterwards
tot find the watch,
eing. She was re-
ecnted at Guernsey,
Wilson, (alias Janus
7ork Rangers.. On •
red the house of Mil •
a, with an intention •
woman, of 7S }vats
Lions suitable.to the •
at manner, cut her
vered her head from
eption of thir. miscre. -
Lorrid crime for which
ly after his apprehen-
d a clergyman, and
m, to relax the vigi-
he
evening previous.
Lope of efo.;•ting his •
nd would have de.
rame .to instruct and -
terms too shocking
despising every reta-
il:his awful situation.
launched into eter-
laws, and contemn.
which he was about
guilt of a life spent
les of wickedness.—
in England, but hay.
In, he was removed
York Rangers. He
s Abershaw, whom
sly expressed his de-
itely as his other as..

Pgctlc TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETrk..

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR-OFFICE, JUNE 7.
14,E Regiment of Light Dragoons--... Gent. to
hr Cornet, by purchase, vice Gwynne, promoted.
Ch Regiment of hoot—Pete:- Bon thy, Gent. to be Ensign, with-
e', mirehase, vice Manby, whose appointment has not taken
place.
51s iette—Captaln Arthur Gnbouvtlien, from the 7th Garrison
Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Caldwell,* who
exchanges.
7th . •• Lain Charles Cox, fri m the 4th Garrison Bana-
l. • . • -4,- Captain of a Company, vice Nooth, appointed to
es:. 14th Foot.
9th t..u—Lieutenant— Percival to be Adjutant, vietaGode
win, promoted.
14 a I..atto--Captain Henry Noothe (rola the 7th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company. vice Wadman, appointed to the 4th
. Garrison Battalion ; and Henry Fired, Gent. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Wyuniat, promoted, •
2 tit Letto--Ersign Robert Forster Dale to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice blewburee, who resigns.
Jetli Ditto—Janice Baldwin, Gent. to be Ensign. without put.
-awe., vice St. Clare, promoted in the Beth Foie;
88;d: I;itt —Ensign and -adjutant Willisan Hopper to have the
rank of i iteitenant • and Ensign Jennie Matthews tq Liete;
tenant, vice Blake, deceased.
eM DettiP—Licutenant Charlea M'Laren, froat the 4th Oairison
Battailon, to be Lieutenant, vice Fraser, who exchanges.
42th Ditto-T.-Lieutenant Freak Scott to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchase, vice Thompson, dismissed the service.
'Fo be Lieutenants, without purchase,
Ensign Junco Chadwick, vice Wooler, promoted.
E•sien 4isnon Isaac, vice McNees. promoted in Bradshaves Levy.
Etsign lames M'Gregor, vice Scott.
both Dittoe-Nlajor-General William Dowdeswell, from the 84th
Foot, to be Lieutemuit Colonel, vice Drununond, who ex-
changes.
Ditto—Seeontl Lieutenant J. S. Edwatds, from the 2Cd Foot,
to be Lieutenent, withetit purchase, vice Gordon, promoted
tteth Ditto--Eretri John Leslie to le; Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Tvlagennis, promoted.
745th Ditto—RE:ha:4 tkante.4l Cita; y, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Hetherington, promoted.
78th Dino—td•aetenant John 'Chisholm, front the Inverness Itli-
Ftia, to he Endgin
teed Ditto--Etteen Starkey to be Lieutenant, without pur-
tet.e.e, vice Meuatate, appointed to the 10th Royal Veteran
Battalion ; and Themes '1 °hematite, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Starkey.
Seh Ditto—Ensign Francis St. Clare, front the 36th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, ..eithont purchase ; Charles Wanly, Gent. to be
Ensien, without purchase, and Strjeant Charles Pullman, front
the Ist Foot Guards, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign.
86th Ditto—Lieuterent Colonel Edward Drununond, front the
60th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Dowdeswell,who ex-
charges.
9Ctth Eitto—Ensign George Mackay, from the Royal Perthshire
Militia, to be Ensign.
Sid Uitto—Walter Mudge, Gent. to be Ensign, by pnrchsse,
vice Reid, eppeinted to the let Life Guards, and Lieutenant
Ce.ude Alt-eat:4er tube Adjutant, vice Stephens, superseded.
94th Ditto—Ensign Johnson Thornhill to be Lieutenant, vice
Conway, deceased.
1 tt he Ensigns—Win, Thos. Masterman, Gent. vice Thornhill.
O. Sullivan, Gent. vice Lawrence, deceased.
John Healy, Gent. vice Farmer deceased.
N Smith \Vales Corp, —Jo!..n Melt, Esq. (late Lieutenant), to
be Paymaster, vice Cnx, supeepeded.
ed West India Regiment—Lieutenant Richard Machell, from the
7th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice kV-
Carthy.
Sth Ditto—Thomas Hooper, Gent. to be Ensign, without pure
chose, vice Hely, promoted.
Royal Corsican Rangers—Ensign Antonio Astuto to be Lieute-
nant, vice St. Laurent, who resigns; John De St. Laurent,
Gent. (late Lieutenant, with temporary rank) to be Ensign,
vice Astute.
&ape Regiment—Lietterant Henry Hanson, from Half Pay of
the late Ist Regiment of the Irish Brigade, to be Lieutenant,
vice hi'Donnell, appointed to the Caradian Fencibles.
4'h Garrison Battalion—Captain T. C. Wadman, from the 14th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cox, appointed to the
7th Foot; Lieutenant Arthur Fraser, from the 4ed Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice M'Laren, who exchanges.
7th Ditto--Captain Clark Caldwell,from the Sth Foot, to be Cap-
tain of a Company, vice Dubourdien, who exchanges.
Bth Royal Veteran Battalion—ideutenant William Drew, from
the lath Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant.
BREVET.
Colonel William Munn", on Half Tay of the Caithness %Alton,
to be Major General in the Army.
Li:-.4tetiart-Colonel Francis Delaval, on Half Pay of the Indepen.
dento, Colonel in the Army.
Lieuten ant•Ctilonel Pare, on Half Pay of the Pah Foot, to
he Cr lonel in the Army.
Brigade-Major J. Carrington Smith to be Major in the Army.
STAFF.

Lientenant-Colonel Richard Eourke, from the 21st Font, to he
Permanent Assi,tant in the Quarter-Master General's De-
partment as Major, vice Cuffin, appointed Deputy-Quarter-
iastt r General in the Mediterranean.
John Kane, Esq. late Lieutenant-Cclonel in the 4th Fcot, to be
an Inspecting Field Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps,
v.ith the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel ki the Army, while so
employed.
His Majesty has been pleased to appoint the under-
Menctoneii Officers of the East-India Company's
- Forces to take rank by Brevat in his Majesty's Ar-
my in the East Indies only, as follows :
COLONELS _ _ _

Ct-orge Roberts, Urban Vigors, Arcldbald Brown, Robert Cro-
ke:, George 'Wahal,, I-.ar.iuel Watson, Robert ayne, Ricllard
data:., George Uardyman, Thomas Leighton, Francis Tor.
r*os, Czry I..alande, James Kerr, Richard Gore—to be 13.1
J01i..-GENERALS.
LIEUTENANT-COLONE/.S

''matt: Kirkpatrick, John Macintyre, John Gardiner, Henry
do Centro, Bennet Marley, William Burn, Thomas Ilawkshaw,
DI; sun Adarsholl, Dur.iel Conir.ghnin, John Garstin, Samuel Brad-
'Saw, George Wend, John Haynes, Patrick Agnew, Robert
11/4.l4chay, Hector Maclean, William Henry Blaehfofd, Charles
Pope—to be COLONELS.
CAPTAINS

Charles Mouat, James Parlby Lomsden, Peter Grant,
T. M. Weguthn, James Davitli.on, George Cruttenden, Paris
Bradshaw Richard Hodgson, J. N. Smith, F. Wilford,
George ()miner, William Cuppage, Robert Morrell,Bart let, Kellie,
Donald Macleod, Joseph ()Halloran, B. L. Greciet, Robert Fran-
cis, D. V. Kerin, William S. Pryor, John Ainsley, George Mac-
morine, Charles William Lamborn", Thomas Featherstone, Wil-
liam Georzc Maxwell, John Leathart, Butes Delamain, Atty He-
nessy, Sidney S. Jones, William Rankin, Richard Hay, John
William Franklin, Mott Ville, Henry William Hicks,
Peter Gascoyne, Martin Fitzgerald, John Y. Bradford, Goddard
Richards, Martin White, Frederick French, George Downie,
-j :min f:tewart, Thomas Peoson, Arnold King, Thomas tvans,
S.,hr. J. Bird, Lavis Sloan, Thomas Robinson, John Drummond,
i'sr;:lip S. Keay, Dennis M. Holford, Samuel Carter, George
Powell, Robert Blaekall, John Johnson, Benjamin R. Masou—to
be MAJORS.

sj
WilLstniPeO, of the perish •A*PiTh4upon-Severn, Glonces-
tenhire, :lor in pip, dealer and chapsnan, to surrender June
17, at live, June 1-8, at eleven, at the Lowe George, Clouees-
ter, and July 19, it eleven, at the Bear inn, Newnhankaid
county. Mr. Lucas, Newsilsam ..or George P -
saunas, Moe of Pleas. Lincoln's inn, Landon.
George Damon alit Vela Walnuley, both of Liverpool; met .
chants and copartne4s, June 29, 710, and July 19, at one, it the
Globe Tavern, in John-street, Liverpool. Au:grain; /Views.
Branistrect and Eden, Leigh-street, Liverpool; or Mr:Thomas
Windle, John-street, Bedford-row, Lnndon.
William Lowe, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, 'cabinet-maker and
broker, June 14, 21, and July 19, at twelve,at
Attomies, Messrs. Neck! and Fladgate, Norfolk-atreet, Strand.
DP/HANDS.
Jose 7. cltstretrMacdonagla, of Albany Tavern, parish of St. James.
Weattcninster, victualler, at twelve, at Guildhall.
June 8. John Heves, late of Wigan, Lancashire, lineo-intuntfac-
•• turer, at nine, at the Eagle andebildi Wigan. •
'June 11. George Cousens, of Gray's-lnn-lane, Middlesex, mer-
chant, at ten, at Gidleal. -
June B. Robert Acorns, late of Wigan, Lancashire, cone:ln:lnner,
• at eleven, at tjtv Eagle and Child, Wigan: •
June 7. Edward Pugh, orFranl lin's-yaril, near the Circus, Surrey,
oilman, at one, at Guildhall. • .
June 7. Janici Better; and Thomas Benton, of Bireweghatn,
button-makers and copartners, at eleven, at the•Swatirhviern,
Bull-street, Birmingham. • , - • , '
June d. Thomas Dow, and• Anthony Dow, .both of Liverpool,
merchants and partners, at the Globe Tavern, LiverpooL
Jane 6. Thcmtasfaranden, of Chkheatsr, Sussex, hr.rtier, at two,
at the Fleece Inn, Chichester.
June 7. Samoel Draper, of I:3xford-street,-Middiesex, lincndraper,
at twelve, at Guildhall.
June 8. Joseph Vipond, late of Penritb, Cumberland, Sax-dresser
and grocer, at eleven, at the New Crown Inn, Penrith.
Jute 11. Charles Hingeston and Robert Hingeston, of Walbmok,
London, men's mercers and partners, at twelve, at Guildhall.
June 13. Charnel Thteman, of Derby, money-scrivener, at Lleven
at the Arms Tavern. Derby.
June 11. James Beofield, of Covent Garden, fruiterer, atone, at
Gull llla'T.
June 11. James Parry and JohB Pickman, of Deptford, Kent,
merchants and maltsters, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 11. Richard ..t.tkinson, Henry Watters, and NVilliam Or:
of Penchurch-street, London, wine and brandy tnerchans and
copartners, it twelve' at Guildhall.
June 11. taniel inwood, of Lower Thames-street, London, oil
and calotrman, at one, at Guildhall.
June 11. Robert Scaife, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, at
t;even, at the Shakespear Tavern, Newcastle-upon-Tene.
blue 14. John Carleton, of Hart 1-hall, Westmorland, cotton-
spLtmir and manufarturer, at twelve, at Guildhall, I.oitdon.
PARTNERSHIPS DISS01.V1111).
- Thomas Mud.; and James Tabbs, Pr.scot-street, Goodman's-
fields, hair dressers and perfumers. May
Thomas Hildick a rid Francis liildick, of \VILA, SyKord-
shire edge tool-makers, March 1f;;.5.
Thomas Sharp and William Sharp, of Portsmouth, wine mer-
chants, April 30, 1808.
Samuel Hcllinrake,of Horsfall, StanssAd,lialifax,Yorkshire;
and Abraham Hollinralw, of Newshop, in Szaasiield ''aforesaisl,
cottoti spinners, May 7, 1808.
Kirby, Waterhouse, and Company, of Sheiffeld, silver-platen,
May 12, 1808.
William Fendall, Charles Evans, James J elf, Henry Shirpe
Por.kllngton,and John Strond.of Swansca,bar.kers, March 9,1808.
R. Shafto Hawks and E. Reed, of Fellingshore, Durham, paper
manufacturers, Feb. 6,180 s.
Ralph Sutton and John Slatcr,of Birmingham, tinplitc-workers,
May 21, 1808. • •
James Cox and 'Thos. Walter Pride of Battle-bridge, talltktv-
chandlers, May 21, 1808.
Thomas Matthews and Ephraim Taylor, of Bzsinghali-street;'
London, factors and warehousemen, May '23, 18r8.
Peter Hardens and James White Powell, of Macclesfield,
Cheshire, silkthrowsten, May 18, 1608.
Richard Fisher. and John Muratori, of Birmingham, grocers
and tea dealers, May 18, 1808.
John Lloyd, William Ibobley, and Thomas Barlow, jun. of Sal-
ford, Lancashire, brewers, May 24, 1808.

ECCLESIAS"i'?f:AL and ACADEMICAL Pis ()MOTION
CANER:pc', MAT se.—On Wednesday the follosvir.:; Gentle-
m wore admitted to the degrees under-mentioned :
Masters of arts.—The Rev. Henry Finch, of Cnrist% College,
and Mr. Frederica White, of Trinity College.
Bachelors of Law.—Rev.' Prockter Tho—^s, and Rev.
John Pitman, both of Trinity-balL
Bachelors of Arts.—Mr. Mathews, of Emmanuel
College; Messrs. Humphry Chohneley, James Bernard Camplin,
William Johrson Yong; Ceorge "Pierce Richards,. ard Robert
Elsins, all of King's College.

BIRTH. •
In rsrontagne-s:reet, Russ A-square, the Lady of Sir a:nry
Fitzherbvrt, Part. of u son and be:r.

111ARRIED.

On Friday, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, the Hon.
John George Dalrymple, nephew and heir of the Earl of Stair, I
to Miss Manners, daughter of E.lcly 'Louis.), Manners.
At Edinburgh, the lst inst. James Home Rib, , Esq. of Donn •
field and Morton, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late Majer
Meivill, of C.irnie.
Monday, at St. Mary-la-bonne Church, the Rev. Samuel Johnes,
Rector of Welwyn, Hens, to Anna Muria, eldest daughter of Ge,
neral Cuyler, St. John's Lodge, Herts.
Thursday last, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Charles Pannier,
Esq. of Jamaica, to Mrs. lngoldsby Massy, of Norbiton Park,
Surrey.
Saturday last, it Greenwich Church, Mr. John Egan, of the
Inner Temple,
,London, to Miss bums, of the Royal College;
Greenwich.
On the let Inst. Mr. James Roiscrtson,_ solicitor at law, Edin-
burgh, to Miss Mary Tennent, daughter •of the late Mr. John
'Ferment, printer, in Edinburgh.
Lately, at Yarmouth, James Wilson, F.sq. late of Sloane-street,
Chelsea, Lieutenant of the Royal titity, to Priscilla, daughter of
the Rev. R. Lane, of Egham, Surrey.

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