Star.
London, England, 1802-03-22 00:00:00

'ASSIZES.

At Nottingham Mikes the following ptifoners
were capitally convicted, and received fentence of
death, viz. Mary Voce, for murdering her infant
child, (who was executed on Wcdnefday ;) G.
Nye, and R. Smith, for (beep ; W. Canis,
and J. Forman, for (leafing two heifers ; F. Davis,
and H. Palmer, for highway robbery ; J. Dry, for
fhoplifting; and J. Jackfon, and \Vm. Shipley, for
obtaining of W. Savage four guineas, under threats
of charging him with fodonly. Rye, Smith,
Callis, Forman, Davis, Palmer, and Dry, are re-
prieved ; and Jackfon mid Shipley have received
a rcfpite.
At Derby Affizes, J. Gad(by (alias John the
Maltiler), J. Clark, and S. Tomlinfon, for (peep.
(leafing ; T. Dawkins, and Jofeph Johnfon, for
houfe-healing ' • and T. Page, for a highway rob-
' bery, received fentence of death. J. Baldwin, for
breaking into the houfe of W. Parker, of Repton,
and (leafing thereont a filver watch ; and Peter
Blackhoufe, for having in his polreffion a quantity
of Rolen earthenware, to be imprifoned one year ;
J. Tympany, charged with felonioufly killing J.
Fallows, was convicted of manflanghter, and or-
dered to be imprifoned one month, and fined 20S.
W. Wilkinfon was admitted evidence againft Clark;
and again( A. Ward, charged with poifoning his
wife, no bill was found. _ -

At Huntingdon Affixes, David Ventrief, for
killing and Healing a cheep, the property of James
Franey, of Folkfworth ; and John Coates, for
(leafing a grey gelding, the property of W. ren-
ders, of Great Granfden, were capitally conviaed.
J. Wright, convieled of grand larceny, was order-
ed to be tranfported for (even years ; J. Briggs,
convi&ed of a mifdemeanor, to be impi iiOned three
months ; W. Smith, and R. Leach, on fufpicion
of Iheep-flealing, were acquitted ; and R. Spragins,
admitted as evidence againa John Wright, was
ordered to be difcharged.
At Monmouth Affixes two prifoners were capi-
tally convicted, and received fentence of death.
During the trial of a horfe.flealer, at the Aflizes
at Cambridge, one of the Jurymen was taken ill,
and retired from the box at a time the trial was
nearly gone through, and not being able to refunie
his place, a new Juror was chofen, and the trial
recommenced.

Front the LONDON GAZETTE, March 20.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR•OFFICB, MARCH 20.

Royal Regiment of /fork Guards—Cornet Robert Cbriftopher
Packe to be Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Butcher, who re-
tires ; John Hutt, Gent. to be Cornet, by purcludt, vice
Packe.

Isth Regiment of Light Dragoons.--Corne John Every to be
Lieutenant, by puschafe, vice Montgomery, promoted in
the 6oth Regiment.
etli Regiment of F00t..4414n Francis J. Needham, from the
Isth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchde, vice Wilfon, pro-
moted.
9th Ditto—Captain.Benjantin Dodfworth, from the itth Foot,
to he Captain, vice Byrne, who exchArges.
nth Ditto—Captain Th 00129 Byrne, from the 9th Foot, to be
Captain, vice Dolfworth, who CltileViA F.n6gn Downhant
Newton to be Lieutatnt, by puschafe, vice Clarke, pre-
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meted in the 4th %.' 1t ht,tia Regiment. -
33d Ditto—Harton Coute Bele°, Gent. to be EnGz,n, by pur-
chafe.
52d Ditto—Enlign Jonathan Haworth Peel, from the 2o: h. Foot,
to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Muller, promoted
68th Ditto—Lieutenant James Prendergaß, front the Rifle
Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Crampton, who each:ales
73d Ditto—Argyll Noble, Gent. to be Enlign, by purchafe.
3d Weft India Regiment—Captain Charles Clarke, from the
4th Weft India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Rome, who

exchange:.
4th Ditto—Litutenant Charles Clarke, front the I ak Foot, to
be Captain, by purchafe, vice Collins, promoted in the 12th
Welt India Regiment; Captain Samuel Rome, from the 3d
Wat India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Clarke, who ex-
changes.
A Corps of Riflemen-Lieutenant J. Crampton, from the 68th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Prendagalt, who exchanges.
BREVET.

Colonel Pierre Frederic Count De 11/Enron to be Major Ge-
neral in the Army. Com:nil:Son dated January 1, 1798.
Berwickfhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Lieutenant Joreph Marihall to be Captain, vice Flume, who
refigns.
Cornet Logan to be Lieutenant, vice Mailbag. •

Alexander Thor4fon, Gent. to be Cornets vice Logan.
Bucltland Monachorom Volunteers.

To be Captains—Lieutenant Henry Woolcombe, George
Leach, jun. Efq. and Samuel Stephen, jun. Efq.
To be Lieutenants--Gr.orge Arthur, John Tapril, and Thomas
Bate, Gents.

Lauder Volunteers.

John Thompfon, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Nichol, deceafed.
Rutland Volunteers.

Lieutenant William Draycott to. he C'aptvin, vice Nick', de.
ceded.
Enftn Anthony Jackfon to be Lieutenant, vice Draycott.

AII:MOKA NOVM.

The appointment of Donald Campbell, Cent. to be Enlign in
the Bth Welt India Regiment, vice Mackay, promoted, as Rated
in the Gazette of the t 7th March 1801, ha. not taken plate.
Commit-Eon in the Che(Lunt Volunteer Affociation,
figned by his MajelLy. Dated Feb. 25, tßoz.
Sir George Prefcott, Bart. to be Captain, vice Newdick,
figned.
BANKRUPTCIFS ENLARCE7).

April 1a John Snowden, of Llverpoot, merchant, at ten, at
the Globe Tavern, livrrpool.
May 4. Henry Ring. of Tunbridge, Kent, carpenter, dealer
and ehapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPTS.

Juhn Clegg and John Prince, of Watling-itreet, London, ware-
bourtmenolealers, chapsncn and partners, to Currently March
27, April 3, and May t, at one, at Guildhall, London. Amin.
ncy, Mr Philip Hurd, Furnivars Inn, London.
John 1 aylor and John Hudfon, of Bordcficy, in Afton nigh
Birmingham, factors, lockfmiths, dealers, chapmen, and co-
partners, April a, at five, April 3, and May 1. at cloven, at
.

the Swan Tavern, in BI ' Atortikv,Mr. William
Winneley, Birmingham; or .11 dirs. Swain and Stev‘us, Old
Jewry, London.
Robert Wordnn, of Pineock-Mill, near Charley, I.ancalhire,
miller and corn-dealer, April 9, to, and May t, at eleven, at
the Globe tavern, in Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Biudfwell,
Fenwielt-Itmet, Liverpool ; or Mr. Blackitock, l'ig-Tree-

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Court. "I'cmple, I.ontlon.
Jofeph Johnfon, of Manchclter, merchant, deuler and chapman,
April at, 24, and May 1, at three, at the Star Inn, Katcher-
ter. Aitonites, Meifrs. Chefsbyre and Walker, Manchetter.
Edward Ruffen, of MaidEone, Kean, hop-merchant, March 30,
April to, and May t, at tcn, at Guildhall, London. Attor-
Mes Mr. Wilda, Maldttone ; or Mr. Atkinfon, Chancery-

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lane, London.
Henry Collings, and Richard Ireland CidUrd, of St. Philip and
Jacob, Cloucetterthiro, &Inners, glue-makers, dealers, chap-
men, and copartners, April 6,8, and May 1, at eleven, at the
Rummer Tavern, &Mot. Attornies, Meer& Blandford and
Sweet, Temple, London ; nr, Mr. Edward Stephens, Briftol.
[jam Malk, of Ayllham, Norfolk, nicreh.int, March 22, April
a, at eleven, and May 1, at three, at the King's-Head, Mag-
dalen•ttreet, Norwich. Attorales, Mr. Shaw, A)llhani; or
Mr. Tragranfrowl granlssln •. I.ns

Charles Elliot Stott, of Upper Berkley ftrect, Priv mantquae
/1/4iiddlefex, booofiller, dealer and chapman, March 27, Apri
3, ar.d May t at eleven, at Ouildhall. Attar:tics, Mcfi s.
Smith and tientlet fon, Great Prefect-LW...LC 6:sdinan's-fiAdk.
John Howett, of St. Martin's-lane, St. Martin it'. the Ii: ids,
Middlefa, ca.-ptnter and builder, March 30, April st, and
May a, at ten, at GulkikalL Atturnty, Mr. James Richard—
fun, New-Inn.
John Frederiek Du Bois and James Du (trading under the
itile and firm of William, Jahn Fredcriea, and James Da
Bois), 01 Alderman's-Walk, Loudon, merchant., copartners,
dealers and chapmen, March 17, Aril io, and I\ fay t, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charlii Her ttaa,Wine-01E6a
court, Fled-ftrect.