Star.
London, England, 1814-01-24 00:00:00

C•dlegiment of t'oot Guards.

TO be Captains of Companies, and Lieutenant-Colonel., without
purchase—Captain Douglas Mercer,,Vice Rooke, dead of his
wounds • Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Alexander Gordon ;
Brevet-Major Charles Datdivesood.
. Tube Lieutenants, and Captains, without purcha.e—En.ign C.
Halls vice Mercer; Ensign C. Sander, Ensign J. H. Stapleton,
Ensign C. 0. Prendergast, vice Gordon; and Ensign R. F. G.
Cumberland, vice NashWiod.
To be Ensigns—Digby Murray, Gent. vice Hall ;Robert Henry
Russell. Gent. vice Holbourne ; Hon. George Anson; Ftecle-
rich Walpole Keppel, Gent.; Randal Goadp, Gent. vice
Smiles ; Thomas Wtdgewuod, Gent. vice Stapleton ; Whit-
. well Butler, Gent. eke Prendergast; At.drew Coutts Cock-
rade, Gent. vice Cumberland.
A Provisional Battalion of Militia--COlonel Richard Mat quis
of Buckingham, of the BuCks Militia, io be I. leutenant-Colotieli
Commandant; .Lieutenant-Colnnel William L. Young, of
to he Lieutenant-Colonel. ; to he Matora, with permanent rank
- in the Mini, Captain J. R. Foster, from the 6:11 toot, and Cap-
tain J.. Dean, from the West-intlia Rangers. -
. A PrnvisioNal Battalion of Militia—Colovel Edward Bayley,
of tke West Middlesex Militia. to be Lieutenabt-Colottel-Coni-
. niantlanft; Lieutenant-Colimel William Fisher Hulse, from the
Leisester Militia; to be Lieutenant-Colonel; to be biajors, with
pi rinanent rank in the Army, Captain. Fielding Brown, from the
40111 Foot; Capta;nChailes M. Sr. Paul, from the 69th I`n«%
A Provisional Battalion of Militia—Colonel Sir lAratkin Wil-
liams Wynne, Bart. of the Denbigh Militia, to be Lieutenant-
• Colonel-Comnnuniant ; Colonel John Derington. of ditto, to be
Lietnerant-Colonel; tq he Mains, •Captain lamer Payler, from
the 32d Foot. whit permanent rank in the Army; Captain N. E.
Yothurgb, of lii.Wesr York Militia.

Cs.nmis,/ons in the Argyll and Bute Regiment of Militia, s!gned
by the Lord Lieutenant of Argyllshire
Ensign Alexander M‘Nirol to be Lieutenant, vice S:rwatt, ap-
pointed to an Ensigncy in the 28th Regiment ; Archibald Mac-
Arthur, Gent. to be Ensign, vice IVlqiicol, promoted. Dated
'October 20, 161 s.

- BANKR UP I CY StIPPRSEDED.
"iftnthony Jeffery, of 'lltornford, Dnr,e-chire, dealer in ea.tle.
roslina Grc:Nory, Fishbowrre, and Samuel Mappin, of
ShoMehl, dealers and eliapnien.
• IIANKR l OPTS.
lehn Phillip., I/te of Tower rtreet, LonSt, elteeeemonger,
dealer and ehaprnarr, to surr -rler January 1193 at tirelve, Feb.
8. and March 5, atone, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.E. H.
• Nny, Minelog• lase.
Watfiltets, of King's Mews-gate, Castle-street, I.eleerterrhada,
inert-draper, dealer and charnan, January e 9, February 12,
• aodJotarch 5, ar tin, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Row-
land- and Robinson, Gay': Inn-place.

'William Hallett and John Hardie, of Queen-street, "lieapside,
London, druggists and late piitifers, January 29, Feb 1.5, and
March 5, at ten, at Guiklkall. Attorney,-/dc. Hisidhant, Ba-
elbr ifil•atreet.
Swnes F.ekl, no-Vor Ire of Southampton-row, St.l.Vfary-la-bonne,
-elayentst and aritaist,"dialer and chapnias ,Jativary 29, Feb. 5,
ant 142rcb -Ss ;t twelve, at Gutkihall. Attorney. Mr., John
Sheppard. Dean street. Southwark. .
Tobtr Tilwaites, of High Holborn, Middlesex; linen-draper,
drain sail chbitmate, January 25, 29, and March 5, at twelve,.
at GuikllsalL Attonniety, Messrs. Swett 'and Stokes, Ba,ing.
hall- street.

Forrester Bray, of Broad-street, Carnaby.market, Mid
'Pesci, auctioneer and appraisyr, January 29, February H, and
March• 5. ay twelve, at cupdhait. Attonley, Mr. Melvin, No.
7; Charlotte-46.5t, Fitzroy-suare.
line Dean, Of Ciapton, parish of Hackney, Middlesex, widow,
litien-drAp.-r, dealer and ci;apwonian, January 99, Feb, 8, and
March 5, at twelve; at Guildhall Anomie:. i‘le4srs. Alliston,
Hundley, anti Point on, Freeinates-court, Cut
Witham White, late of Tonbr idge, Kent, bur now a prisoner in
• the King's Bench'l'r.on, corn:soon h't'ewer, dealer. and chap-
man, January 90, Ft b 5, and March 5, at rwelle, at Guild-
hall Attorney, Mr. Hamm, No.;t2, Deansa'reet, Suujhurark.
;bunt Hall fcrinerly of Nottingham, but nqw or Jars of Fen-
churcts-screet, Lynda's; lace-mereltant,. hosier. defer qnd Fisigo-
man, January 29,Feb. 12, and' March 5, at twelve, -at GOlld.
Attorney, Mr. Pasmore, Voratrif.:d-court, Throgytor-
otreet,London.
/VOliard • Mtlbourn, of New Mutton,- Yorkshire, corn-factor,
staerchafts,..dealet and Chapman, Feb. 2, March 4, and 5, at ten
at the Talbot Inn, New •Sialitori. Attornies, Mr. Stsersonlasansi,
Hall, .Great James-street, Bettford,re.w, London; or Mr.-
. Sinvonti Dickinson, Great Draeld, Yorkshire.
3Ohn Rason, late of Upper John-streefrPitzroy-scluare, and of
Tottenham-court-road, and tOrmerly of Ship-alley, Willclose-
stinareN; Middlesex, stay-maker, dealer and chants:an, January
29, Feb. 55 and Mated at ten, at Gainful'. Ationney,-Mii.-
Osbaidestouvl.ondiru-street.
obert. lidwards, of Gre-!t Surrey-sireet, Blackfrar's road, Sur--
rey, linen-draper, dialer and chapiran. Jan. 29, Feb. 1, and
March 5, at otierar Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mart Gregoryt
Wax ekarfdiers"-hatl, Maiden-late, %V nod- street .
]Frederick Strube, of Castle-lane, Westminster, dealer and chapsman,
man, January •.:9, Feb, f, and Match 5, mitotic, at Guildhall.
AAtornics, Messrs. Rogers and Son, Maitchester-Builditis4;
Weattnioraer.
Polon Peplos! and Jolon Smallwood, of Kennington-Comrrder
Surrey, coach and coach-harnessolsialers, dealers, chap/urn and
ropartner4, Feb. if, at ten, Feb. 5, at tsvtive;and March.a, st
ten, at oddball. Attorney, Mr.-Pike, NO. 8, Gate-streni.„-
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Lawrence Gwynne, of the Borough High-street, Southwark;
Surrey, seedsmao, dealer and chaptnan, Feb. 2, at ten, VS*
at twelve. and March s,atten, atGalldhalL,Attornies, Mesas.
Swains Swam% Mvles, and Puree, Frederick's-place, OW
i.rt‘
Wdhan Winetra; .af Dorking, • Surrey, brand;f-rotreltaini.dcaler
asehehareas. January '.15, Feb. 5, and March 5, as eleven, at
Attora;xs, Meows. Oregano* Macs, ateiKetcp•ii.
Astreeoen, Throgmorton-euterrlAgiiim' .

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: • viarvisimm6)&tsvoNs. 'it
criminal tried last week, one of
A1110)1ilt
~ cases
agrktrated. 'Wore came before tilt
Coast artaleVYMea, the names- of Mac
Glaaghlan,. Stewart, ,Dillots, int Zei/y, were 'found
guilty of a riot and most outratmous assault at Ave.
ley, in the county of Etna: It appeared in evident.%
that the prisoners, who were. quartered at Purfleet,
went, about six o'clock' itt tie evening of the 23d Of
December last, to the Crown and Cushion at Aveley,
and 'called for a pot of porter, which was delivered
to them in the tap•rOom ; three men were there at the
same time, one of whom was soon- saluted by one of
the soldiers with part, of !he porter in his face, and
immediately afterwards attacked by three of them,
and did not escape without severe bruises. The sol-
diers sole afterwards threw the candle and peaty'
pots into the fire, and attacking both the other men
in ,the room, obliged them also to quit, the house.
They then dem Ilished two of the wifvcfraivs, assuming
a condudt so outrageous; that Mrs: flailetifearful for
her life, with her four children, iidtid7to
bour'p house, and had not beent-Loag, gotta 'whoa thd
soldiers went up stairs to look fcfr hen: (*astable,
on attempting to restore miler, itaii.oerpOwetid and
much beaten. The Horndoo cow' from London,
, ,
stopped at the inn a few *tome its *Mat these prof
ceedings were going on,. and.thre* of the soldiersi
armed with two pokers and itiiiiirtilawter pot, posted
themselves at the front-door, **tardtgidestkuttion to
any viho should attempt to enter; the hOuse. In con-
sequence .of these ribtouS acts, the ncightottitoOd
became alarmed, and a young man of thclunle of
Laurie, residing. at Romford, who happened .bet. be
near, was hastening to the house, %viten he was *et
within a few yards of the door by oft of the abitllcts.'
who knocked him down, and aftersiards 1014.40
whilst another bent him with a pnkiii, tiff they thought'
they had killed him ; but he soon ittleVi.ing Agin of
life, one of them called out that they had not done
for him ; on which the other said, 44 Go and wrtancb
off his lower jaw," which the_wretch instantly at-
tempted, and greatly injured Laurie's mouth : they
also stamped on his shoulder, which the blows of the
pokefhad dislocated, and kicked him most inhuman-
ly, leaving him for dead. Alter these outrages, the
villains were with difficulty secured and committe2
to gaol.—The evidence op the part of the prosecution
%was clear and decisive, and the witnesses' relation ol
the facts excited feelings of indignation in the whole
Court. Mac Glaughlatt, Stewart, and Dillon, were
sentenced to two, par: imprisonment each; and Kelly, at-
the instance of the prosecutor, to three mouth; only.