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&Old SATURDAY NIGHT'S-OXZETTE-.
WHITEHALL, NOVEMBER to.
its Royal Hitbnes• the Print* Regent has been pleased, in
Os same sad oil the behalf of his Majesty, to eseetitate sad ap.
plot the Right Honourable Robert Banks, Earl of Ltvarmati
the Right Honourable blichohinifaitsittart ; the Right Honour-
able William liiiaferabla chfilllyilior of the Ezubsigner of Ire-
hod ; Berkeley Paget, l• sok; James Brogslen../Isq ; and Wallow.
Lumber, heti. Inmate* called •Vniteidnt Lowther), this, Con:
' m‘salisisure fur ezetilithig thou** of 16a.etwey.of Me Majesty's .
Efteliequeri.. • ..,• •
••'• • • •
ADVIIRAL'FY OFFICE, NOVEK,9III4 RP.
Ehtraet. of .a Letter from Captain Farqihar, Majesty's
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ship Desiree; addressed to Aclibirorlfhtu* transmitted
to John Wilson evoker. Esq..s

His Majeure Oun•britifs. It off Nock,
River Weser, Mgrembw
I had the honour to inform you,. by my letter of
the 30th ultimo, that Iliad ordered Captain M!Ker-
lie, with a gun-boat and a strong division of row.
boats, to proceed up this river to thii•place,-fer the
purpose of seizing two corvettes building, at well as •
• all other vessels, naval stares, Ike. which hecould find ,
belonging to the enemy.
I noweg to acquaint you, that I arrived heft yes-
terday, and found that Captain.lvliKerlie had taken
possession of the two corvettes. es, also two gun-brigs
and several other vessels belonging to the enemy.
I have ordered the burghers to do duty, and have
landed a party of marines as a guard and protecting
force, whilst we are employed in getting the corvettes
ready to move down to the squadron.
The whole of the country between this and Bre:
men, is entirely free from the French, and in posses-
sion of the Allies.
•
Bltract of a Letter from Commodore Sir James Lucas Yeo, ad-
dreised to Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren, Barr and. KZ
fcc. and transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq.
His Majesty's ship Wolf off the False Duck
islands, on Lake Ontario, Sept. 12.
I have the honour to acquaint you, that his Ma-
jesty's.squadron under my command, being becalmed".
off Genessee River, on the 11th instant, the enemy's
fleet of eleven sail, a Flartial wind, succeeded
in getting within range of their long twenty-four and
thirty-two pounders; and from their having the wind
'of us, and the dull sailing'of some of our squadron,
I found it impossible to•bring them to close action.
We remained in this mortifying situation five hours,
having only six guns in all the squadron that would
reach the enemy, (not a carronade being fired). At
sunset a breeze sprang up from the westward, when
I steered for the False Duck Islands, under which
the enemy could not keep the weather-gage, but be
obliged to meet us on equal terms; this, however, he
carefully avoided. .
Although I have to regret the loss of Mr. William
• Ellery, midshipman, and three seamen killed, and
seven wounded, I cannot but conceive it fortunate
that none of the squadron have received any Mate-
rial damage, which must have beet considerable had
the esWray acted with the least spirit, and taken ad:
vantage of the superiority of position they possessed.
ruclosed is a list.of killed and wounded.
Lpy 01 gzgglo sin wova,ngn OnioNOINO To Tat ',WU&
saTuswateatnetT ON TUX- /OW us CoNADO, IN anneal,
Tags lITO serrating", ISIS.
IttyLes.
Mr. William =err, Midshipman.
William Smith, seaman.
Andrew Cavanaugh, Newfoundland :gluiest.
ivounst D. •
John Gorman, seamen. •
Peter Conalty, Newfoundland inglsient, badly (dace dead).
William Fell, Newfoundland regiment.
Richard Wicken, NeWfuundiand regiment.
John Gudd, Newfoundland regiment.
James Watson' Newfoundland regiment.
William Field, Newitiondland regiment, slightly.
Henry Webb, prince. 100th regiment, slightly.
(Signed) IMES LUCAS Yao, Commodore.
Admiral Sir John Warren has transmitted to John
Wilson Croker* Esq a letter from Captain Godfrey,
9f his Majesty's sloop Emulous, stating, that on the
21st of September last, the bOati of that sloop, under
the direction of Lieutenant Wright, drove on shore
and burnt, in Great Machias Bay, a chebacco boat
privateer, of two guns and eleven men.
Copy of a Letter from Captain Gordon, of his Majesty's ship
Seahorse, addressed to Captain White of the Centaur, and
transmitted by Admiral Sir Richard Bickerton, Ban. to John
Wilson Croker, Esq.

His Majesty's ship Seaborse, at Sea, Nov. 13, 1813.
SIR—At daylight this morning, fleachy-Head
bearing north, three leagues, observed a large lug-
ger privateer about four miles to the southward of
us' when after a chace of three hours she surrender-
ed, but not until she was so much damaged by shot,
that she immediately after went down; and I am
sorry to say, we were only able to save twenty-eight
of her crew, One of them severely wounded. From
them I learn, she was named Subtile, mounted 16
guns manned with 72 men, commanded by Francis
David Drosier—sailed from Dieppe on Monday last,
and had made two captures, one a Swedish brig
laden with salt, and the other, a light collier. Ihe
Captain and the whole of the Officers were either
killed or drowned. His Majesty's brig Urgent-was
in sight. I have, &c.
(Signed) • Jas. A. Gomm, Captain.
Captain White, his Majistirs ship CeOttiort
Senior Officer off Cherbourg.

15th

WAR DEPARTMENT.
DowiniG-iTitzzT, wovssont 19. •
A Dispatch, of which the following is an eatract,
has been this day received at Earl Bathurst's Office,
addressed to his Lordship by Field Marshal the Mar.
guess of Wellington, dated

Vera, November 8,1813.
I have the honour to send-the copy of the Capita-
tion of the garrison of Pamplona.
Nothing td importance has occurred in the Line
. since I addressed you on the Ist instant, and I have
not heard from General Clinton.

have the honour of transmitting to yon, in order
to its being laid before his Excellency the Comman-
der-in-Chief of the National Arnties4 the Capitulation
granted to the garrison of the town and citadel of
Pamplona, in the "terms prescribed by the order of
bis Excellency the Commander-in-Chief. I have not
been able to transmit it to you before, it having been
necessary fur me to retain it, with a view to ensure
the fulfilment of its conditions. I also inclose a cer-
tificate, which I required from the head of the civil
administration of tlie place, before I entered int'?

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peagreftbs • tile enemy, in orZer'illat 1. niightint Stfi'o
ithtt tiehetirtherohnbitanes'hlctverisbed during the
;Wail-ado, tither Gosh tiihreasinent or wait. . •
lerfie.certilltate from the heat of the Civil AddiVe of
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`From% ' 'to 'march Mit-with all the bosomy la['alrar, by
7411fri *et arms,: carob, :ovabetagks, at thliAleiloto of SOO
iyards from the b... ere, mitmeader, tbenssebres prisoners of war,
arid mirth to the Om of Fliseettiteitibark4or Stiglsaid.. Sib-
-6 kerns anoloicriers to WV thstrikespsedis, tad Officers thole
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MtLITAIRT PILOMOTIONS: -
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~ . '• • trAt-otrics, NOVEMBER 20.
eh Regiment of Light Dnesents—Cornet A. J. Stainnsen to be
1 Adjstant, vice Diehl*, promoted. -
ll* Otto-Alascander Hap, Gent. to be Cornet, by purehaie,
' • • lap atomism% promoted.
17th Dltto—WiWarn Potts, Gent. to. be Cornet, by purchase,
vice Haworth, promoted
SW Ditto—John Humphreys Palmer, Gent. to be Cornet, with-
out purchase.
sd Regiment of Foot—Gentleman Cadet Andrew Richmond, from
the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase..
Sd DittoCiiptain W. Snow, from the 9th Foot, to be Captain
of a C,mnpiitay, vice Stoughton, who exchanges.
7th DittaiL.aTo be-Lieutenants, Lieutenant J. Erskine, from the
94th Foot, nec Hunt, who exchanges, *and Gentleman Cadet
Henry Thomas Wingfield, from the Royal Military College,
without purchase, vice Henry, promoted.
9th Ditto—To be CaptaiAs of Companies, Captain R. E. Brough-
. too, from the Sd Foot, vice Snow, who exchanges; Captain
H. Dumaresque, from the. 3d Garrison Battalion, vice Wel.
man, who exchanges; Gentleman Cadet Francis Smith, from
theßoyal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase.
10th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet John l'harp, from the Royal Mi-
litary College, to be Ensign, without purchase.
11th IXttoCientleman Cadet John' Blair, from the Royal Mi.
Nary Coder to be Ensign, without purchase.
sthDltto—: htinas brought, Gent. to be En)ign, vice Smith,
deceased.

15th Ditto—Tessign R. W. Tarleton to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Hancome, who resigns; Richard Walsh., Gent.
to be Ensign, vice Tarreton ; Lieutenant George Wade to be
Adjutant, vice Vereker, who resigns the Adjinantey only.
24th Ditto—Gentleman adet Charles Graham, from the Royal
Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase.
27th Dittk—Gentleman Cadet John James Slater, from the
Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase.
28th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet George Sliawe' from the Royal
Military College, to be Ensign,. without purchase.
34th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Leonard Cooper, from the Royal
Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase.
38th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Thomas Lewis, from the Royal
Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase.
40th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Stephen Lewis, from the Royal
Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase.
.41st Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Richard Butterfield, from the
Royal Military College, to be without purchase.
434 Ditto—Chichester Fortescue, (l-::t. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Fowler, appointed to thy 95th Foot.
46th Ditto-i-Ensigns H. Tindall a... 1 A.,G. Parker, to be Lieu-
tenants, without purchase; George &bur, Gent. vice Tindall,
and Hugh Moises, Gent. vice Piukuis to be Ensigns, without
purchase.
47th Ditto—Lieutenant W. Hay, from the 7th Dragoon Guards,
to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Fitzge-
rald, promoted in the 60th Foot ; and Gentleman Cadet Geo.
Courtney, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign,
without purchase,
48th Ditto—Sediant-Major George Skeene to be Adjutant, with
the rank of Ensign, vice Close, who zesigns the Adjutantcy
only.
524 Ditto.;-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Mein to be
, Major, without purchase, vice Hunt, promoted in the both
Foot; Ensign C. Retinae to be Lieutenant, without purchase,
vice Davies, promoted in the sd Ceylon Regiment.
534pitto —To be Ensigns--Thomas Adams, Gent. by purchase,
vise Ilatoott, who retires ; Gentleman Cadet Lawrence Lind,
from the Royal Military College, without purchase.
56th Ditto--Major J. W. Milieu to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
without purchase; CaptainW. S. Forbes to be Major, without
purchase.
To be Captains of Companies, without purchase—Veutenant J.
S. Rancland ; Lieutenant F. Gibbons, from the 7th. Foot ;
Lieutenent R. Blackwood; from the 62d Foot ; Lieutenant J.
Wylde, from the sth Foot.; and Lieutenant J. Royal, from the
61st Foot.
To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensigns G. Nisbert, C.
Charsley, E. Nugent, J. Fraser, and`!. Begbie ; and Lieutenant
L. Grahani, from a Recruiting District. • •-•
To be Ensigns, without purchase—John Donelly, John Hlpkins,
Edward 'Hervey Foster, William Burrow, Lister Nason, Ni-
cholas Palmer, Thomas Mitchell, and Edward James Taylor,
Gents.

59th Ditto—Lieutenant J. Fawson, from the 46th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Fothergill, dead of his wound'.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign W. Edwards, vice Pery, killed in
sedan; Ensign P. Robertson, tee Freeze, dead of his wornds.
To be Ensigns—Robert White, Gent. vice Edwards; William
Sweedng, Gent. vice Robertson.
60th Ditto—Major-General James Keropt, from the 81st Foot,
to be Com*ndant of a Battalion; Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel
I. P. Hunt, fi•orn the Std Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel.
To be Majors Major E. 0. Tripp, from the Royal African
Corps; Captain H. Fitzgerald, from the 87th Foot.
To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant J. B. Pym, front the
47th Foot; Lieutenant C. Leak, front the 29th Foot ; Lieu-
tenant T. Power, from the 47th Foot; Lieutenant J. 1.). Wray
therley, front the 87th Foot; Lieutenant J. Carmichael, from
the 18th Foot ; Lieutenant C. Campbell, front the 9th kuot ;
Lieutenant R. Brunton, from the 434 Foot; Lieutenant J.
from the 6th Foot; Lieutenant R. Gethin from the
11th Foot; Lieutenant G. Palen, from the 48rb got.
To be Lieutenants—Ensign C. Ross, from the 94th Foot ; Ensign
T. Acton, from the 29th Foot; Eusign S. I resedder, from the
29th Foot ; Ensign H. Gage, from the 91st Foot.
To be Ensigns--Joseph Roeser, Lewis Alexis Rouueau, Clifton
Curtis, Arthur Smith, John Kelly, and George Campbell,
Gents.

To be Assistant-Surgeon—Hospital-Mate P. Smith, vice Whet-
stone, superseded, being absent without leave.
6241 Ditto--Ensigu Enos MGoldrick, from the Antrim Militia,
to be without perebale.
84th Ditto--Asslistatit-Surma A. M'Lean, hewn the 99. h Foot,
to be See Wes vice irdaWy, promoted on the Staff.
Midi Ditto—Lieutenant Morton, from the Leitrim Militia, to
be Ensign, without purehua; Gentleman Cidet Thomas Por-
ter; from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without
purchase.
70th Ditto—Lieutenant J. Keisall to be Captain of a Company,
without purchase; Ensigns J. Graham and LAlexander, to be
• Lieutenants, without purchase.
74th Ditto—Captain J. A. Mein to be Major, vice Campbell,
dead of his wounds; Lieutenant T. S. Lister to be Captain of
a Company, vice Mein; Ensign H. S. Hamilton to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Lister; P. Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, eke
Hamilton.
78th Dino... Gentleman Cadet !Robert Boyes, from the Royal
Military Collvge, to be Ensign, without purchase.
85d Ditto—Ensign'F. Nelegan to be Lieutenant, vice Cummings,
killed in action; Volunteer Nihill to be Ensign, vice
Nelegan.
85th Ditto—Ensign J. Fairfield to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vie* Edgar, who resigns ; Ensign R. Holland, to "be
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Rutledge, deceased; En-
sign and Adjutant Mitchell, to have the rank of Lieu-
tenant:
924 Ditto—James Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, by ..urcl.ase,
vice Hope, promoted.
93d Ditto—Ensign C. O'Neil to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Gibb, who resigns.
94th Ditto—Lieutenant J. E. Hunt, from the 7th Foot,
.to be
Lieutenant, vice Erskine, who exchanges.
97th Ditto--Lieutenant RAloey, from the Wicklow Militia, to
be Ensign, without purchase.
98th Ditto—Patrick Brenan, Esq. late Lieutenant in the Regi-
ment, to be Paymaster, vice Burke, who resigns.
103 d Ditto—Lieutenant 1. Barber, from the Longford Militia,
to be Ensign, .without purchase.
Ist West hati:a Regiment—Philip Volthat, Gent. lb be Ensign,
vice Purdon, deceased.
Sd Ditto—Hospital-Mate A. M'Andrsw to be Assistant-Sur-
geon, vice Leahy, appointed to the Royal West India Raagers.
4tviC'e h Di
Dopakisontto—Hospital, d-Meceadeatet J. O'Toole to he aaaistant-Suzgeen,

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~, . CoMpinies--.
Lieutenants J. Niebokon, from the tad Foot ; H. Castel;
from ihe hilt Foog; E. Wetterall, front the 4411: Foot • W
W. Ryneweld; frolb *a bid Foot; C. Harris, front the Sd
Dragoons' A. tkohellihriss. fropt the Stu Light Drugoons.—
To.be Lieutena.ntorgiAelitenknt ki Meekly, front. the Royal
glit=st African-Corps • William Hakth,Frenn the 6th Garrison
Battalion • Seised, William tiat; item the stk
Ceylon Regiment i ,
~, . &Anton, Irani the 94th Foot;

rhisglas, frau &Nth; and J. Richard% from the
56th. 'Vs be Ensips—rAsign C. B. Vigo°les, from the Half-
pay of the Independents; Cbatiss B. Skelton, Gene.; Adol-
phus I.eighton Gaily, Gent.; Henry Gest.; Sohn Ruts,
Gent:; John Hodgts, Gent,
Sd Garrison Battailon--Captaln H. Wellman, front the 9th Font,

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f 7.. Dec. 4, and ./Ansary 3, at ,el, at oaddlsalL ,Atturr!.s
tiles** *sea awl Rama., Gearet-atreet, Ade4o2.
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waison patotvor. d Mataesterjdeger.sod thspiNte,
iDan. 11. 4, and lamniely.l,-se devote at tie Mosley Anne hiss
. -Muchestelc &Wimp. Nr.ismisilakinar.klet, Mantimasta.
br ktesart, SilleibfddiAdlyst"oo-Gresurys &diem' um,
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711bn Pektack, latkimi et -17i.pttnset, Starthwark, Slimy,
imister-rnarine4 isle and ehkiniani (blit err ape-ton r li'
the King's BenriO.Ncw.ilt, Dal. t, kid Jai*, lor ionise,
at Guildhall. Attorney,, Mews' grywdar, Law*, and Gam,
Frederick place, 01J Jewry. ' z ' ': .• - .
Thomas Webster, late of Situbsidisonat Seva-Oaks, Kent, 311-1
tualler, dealer and chapati's. Nov. 117, Pee. 4..aaJ bn.sart
at eleven, at Guildhall. AnampN Mr. Pearson, Elni.euv.„
Temple, London.

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tliiiltAitsirr MTniacs yore.
OXFORD, NOVEMISUR
Monday last, Me. William Erie was alneitiwd Fellow of N.ll
College.

Latent, the Rev. Robert field, A.B Vicar of Sett was t
to be Captain of a Company, thee Dumaresque, who ex- ;erp y s holt . by Joseph 8e,,,,,i ,
;.
1 sented to the mai curet o: Ram Ini,
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changes. .
1 tanittesity., the Rev. Moses Manner, A. M. Was Instituted to tee
fah Ditto-Henry Citst, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Heath, pro-
mated in the York Chasseurs. . Rectory of Thslveton, en the yterentetion of the Lord Li au
24 Royal Veteran Battalion-Captain G. McDouall, from the calor.
Ist Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Sutherland, ap- ! Wt • A nesda T lair tne tippointment of the Rete. Mr Pearson;
, pointed to tbe 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. ' St. John's College, to be one of the Seem Pemehere, at the r...
4tbDitto-Captain A. Ilutherlandarom the 2d Royal Veteran , ovif.atshaerßev. Mr. Davison, of Oriel CMlsie, weo hod ees' e i
Battalion, is be Captain of a Company, vim Hall, deceased. ed in convocation. And in a coogregation the faillo‘a-
tth Ditto-Po be Lieutenants, Lieutenant R. Wall, from the big oe:teeniest were admined te d t
89th Foot, vice Boyd, deceased; Quarter Master J. Dudley, . Maa:ers of Arts-Rev.Henry John didleye of Christ Chuieti
from the Bth Light Prigoons, vice Turksbury, deceased .I.° Grand Compounder ; Mr. Henry Lewis Wickham, Rev. hp, -,
be Ensign. Henry Nl‘Clinchey, Gent. vice Curtain,
ain, deceased. Radcliffe, and Rev. Rowland Wildenis Howell, of Christ Cbtir,:e.;
elevate
Rev. Charles Edmund King, of Baliol Cull. gee
Captain W. Linslngen, of the dot Light Dragoons of the Ring's 1 Bachelors of Arts-Mr. George Carters, of Christ Church;
German Legion, to be Major in the Army. i Mr. Samuel John Gardiner mid Mr. 1 bonus Cooke, of (I t_4
- TAPP.
Berme, of Jews
William A. Blackeney, Gents late in the 87th Foot, to be Ailju. ' College; Mr. Roger Edwards and Mr David
Cull e Mr. John Samuel Baron and Moelohn Noble Colt-ie e
taut ...•a Recruiting District, with the rank art Lieutenaut, of Qrifeeni 's College; Mr. John Brewster and Mr. Chrsti:pie";
vice Graham, appointed to the Seth Fdot. 1 Dodson, of Digest-shy College ; Mr. Hunter Frames* Fell, of
HOSPITAL STAFF. I Pembroke College.
To be Hospital-Assistants to the Forces-Chades A. Simpson, i
i Yesterday the following gentlemen were admitted Bachelors
James Thompson, Archibald Shanks, William M•Chrinie, of Arts : Benjamin LefroT . Esq. of Merton College. Grand Cosi.
• Charles Brereton, Hubert Preudergut, Richard J. Downer, , pounder; Mr. Richard Keats, of Exeter Culle;• ; 'Mt Jae
and John Reid, Gems. 17 homes Claridge, of Christ Cleurtb i Mr. David 411.1escollinua
The Duke of Brunswick Oels' Corps. College. er
infantry--To be Lieutenants, Ensign L. Wirth, vice Lucke who
ECCLESIASTICAL r'IMMOTIoNS. -
resigns; Ensign - Biermon, vice Berg, who resigns.
MEMORANDUM. Rev. Henry Betke, D.D. of Oriel college, Oxford, to ie tfaa
The date of Captain Henry F. Devey's commission in the 7th , of Bristol* vacant by the promotion of Dr. Parsons, now deep
Foot, is Ildt September, 1813, and not the 28th October, 1813, : of Peterborough. ..
I The Rev. William Cooke, M.A. vicar choral ofetiereforel, ca.
as stated in the Gazette of 911 instant.
The date of, Assistant-Commissary-Gement William Booth's thedrals acs late of New college, Oxford, to:tbe Rectory of ripe
near lierefoi d, void by the resionation et the Rev. Thomas Up.
commission is 27th August, 181::, and not e6th October, as sta- •
ted in the Gazette Of 13th instant. . derwood, Canon Residentiary. . . s. . . •
Rev. D. Prothero, so the vicarage of Egleryttrre, Pernbesoke.
The undermentioned Olken are' superseded, being absent shirr, vacant by the decease of the Rev: Thomis Mti• fan.without leave. Rev. S. Hall, M.A. Fellow of St. John'., Cambridge, to the
Ilentenant Dowdall, 12th Light Dragoons. Vicarage of Billinge, Ltocaebire. .
Ensign Kelly, 47th Foot. Rev. 'Mums Slitter, of Chtist Cher*, .meths .Rectory of
Lieutenant Barlow, 53d Foot. . Shi. ten on-Cherwell, Oxfordshire, yliitliry ilk ffeatrof the Ret,
ERRATA in the Gazette of 9th instant. . John Askenole.
20th Light Dragoons-For Henry D'Avenero, Gent. 'to be Cor-
net ; read Corbet D'Avenalit, (kin. to be Cornet. . • =.-es„ -„ te '• eseleti.
Staff-For Assistant-Commissary-General J. W. Young to be g . . ROXIYG..1 i . •••• .; - !la I
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Deputy Commissary-General to the Forres ;. read Assistant- BATTLE BETWEEN PAINTER AND iILEKI,IIIDERII.
Commissary-General Alexander William Young, dec. AT MOULOEYHURST ON 114TURDAY.
t.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE; Nov. 19. The fight began at • otai'o'cloei ; - Gregsnn and
Corps of Royal Engineers. , Owen seconds for Pointer, and Joe Word tro4 JcWes
Fire Lieutenant Henry A. Colby to be Second Captain, eke W. for Alexanders. truing ,filie tommon Alegandere:
Henry Jones, deceased.
Roved Le-Paintei skewed Insprweitig *hurls . teal, P 644
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. slight hits with both bands. Alexandirs returned withtnzat
John Cozens, of Ratn•gate, Kent, linen-draper. off the head, and fell tidies knee. Bet•eirsikeell two i
BANKRUPTS. s.-After sparring, about three hipsitae etebangesie on the
William Meellin, now or late of Enfield, Middlesex, apothecary, bead, and Painter *hewed himself the best fighter, Alexantlevi
and dealer in drugs and medicines, dialer and chapman, to made bad usp of his left hand, and when longing With the rigfr.,
surrender Nov. 23, Dec. 4, and January 1, at twelve, at Guild. be bit short or ea one side his adversary's head. la a closeted'
hail. Attornies, Messrs. Mitten and Pownalls,
~Ductor's. fell, Aleranders undermost, by which another ofliis qualifications
Commons. '
lfailed, that of throwing. Even betureg.
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John h4eggitt Cranky, late of Cooper's-row, London, wine-frier. I s. Some good rallying took peace, and Painter received a hard
chant, dealer and chapman, .since a pritoner in the King's- . fall. Hitting about equal.
Bench, Nov. 27, Dec. 7, and Itnatary Is at twelve, at Guildhall. i 4. The hardest-fought round in the battle. Painter erne.
Attornies, Messrs. Wiltshire and Bohm', Broad-street. svienced a rally, and placed two heed hits. which were r t ,i mi.
John Ella', of Queen-street, Cheapside, l.undon, lead-merchant,' Both fought aethe head alone, and Alexanders wade a forcible
dealer and chapman, Nov. 23, Dec. I, at eleven, and January 1, hit on the left ear of his adverse y. At the end of ee! r tied
at one, at GuikibalL Attornies, Messrs. Thum' and Preston, botk bled, but Alexander. sbewed first. Ihe sou-t! to the i'lows
Chatham place, New Bridge-street. _ , in the rally reverberated round the ring, and both eambeed mai
Peter Claytm, of Berkeley-street, Lambeth, but late of ):Sickle- of vtolence. Painter fell by an over hit.
ton, near Canmden, Gloucestershire, and formerly, of Petworth, ' 5. Both sparring for Wand; as armistice would have been very
Sussex, smiler, Dec. 4, 11, and January 1, at one, at GuildhalL acceptable. Two to one on Pa user .
Attorney, Mr. John Robinson, No. 6, Half-Moun-atreet, I 6. A smart bitting round decidedly In favour of Painter, who
Piccadilly. . sheared superior Benin and bet • constitS.n. Alexamees eon
John Formby, of Liverpool, merchant, December 15, 16, and thrown. High odds on Painter, bat n.) .akere
January 1, at one, at the Globe ravens, Liverpool. Attornies, I 7. Painter assumed a ',kW, onus ate: ode, but hp was it teen
Messrs. Blackstoth and Baum, Temple, London; or Mr. G. on the side of the head without returning. Iloth felt eel y est at.
A. Pitt, Liverpool. , The odds partially taken.
Charles Roberts, of St. Helens, 'Lancashire, corn-factor, dealer ' 8. Tedious sparring, and some wee 'topping Was resorted 9
and thapmaii, Dec. 14,15, and January 1, at one, at the Globe in this round. Both wauted sidewalk, awl each had Lost an eye
Tavern, Liverpnpl. Attornies, Mr. Windle, John-street, Bed- in the service.
ford-row, London, or Mr. John Garnett, Liverpool. I 9. Alezatiders had forced up his right hand knock/es, and his
Vl'illianx Henry price and Wittiest Montagu Short, of Devon. left hand being of little service, he was in the forlorn bar. He
shire-street, Bishopsiate-street. London, wine-merchants and bit round and at tandosn, Wad he was knocked down far the first
partnefa, Nov. 23, u 7, and Jabuary 1, at ten, at GuiklhalL- time.
Attorney, Mr. Berne, No 10, Mitre-court, Temple. . 1 10. and 11. Stuart rallying rounds in faeoer of Painter who
Joie ph Hint, of Marsh, near Huddersfield, Yorkshire, suer- although weak, fought careful and steady, and had the best
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chant; dealer and ebapmani Dec. 7,8, and January I, at ten, ' the rounds, but in the latter he teeeived a violent cross buttock.
at the White Swan Inn, Huddersfield-midersfield. Attoruies, Mr. John i 12. The battle changed here in favour of Alexanders, who WBattye Huddersfield; or Mr. Richard Bettye, No. 29, Chan- I got *trends and second wind. He bad the best of a rally, ad
eery-lane, London. j Painter was thrown, after receiving a hard blow ea the juggle
Nathan St urge Builder, of Bristol, woollendraper, No v. Dec. ' vein.
I, and January 1, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn., 13. Alexanders began to pink his adversary with the left heels
street, Minot. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Heells, Staple's.hm, be having blinded his other with the right. He was partially
• London; or Mr. Henry Smith, Broad-street, Bristol. i successful. Painter retreated, but he was doted in upon, aid
Robert Heady, of Redbridge, parish of Milibrook, Hann, but- . thrown. Six to 4on Alexander..
cher, Dec. 15, at one, Deb J 6, at eleven, and January 1, at 14. Painter's left eye was in darkness, and Alexander's cots
one, at-the Dolphins Inn, Southampton.- Attornies, Mr. James tinued to nob him with the left band, but it was not effective.
Ralfe, Gloucester-square, Southampton ;or Messrs. Owen and 1 15. A smart round, with reciprocity of advantages. Both teL
Hicks, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn. 16 and 17. Alexanders had- much the beet of these rounds, as'
Joseph Blount, of Lancaster, merchant, Dec. 15, at five, Dee. 16, ' seemed to be winning. Painter was weak, and be was thrown
and January 1, at eleven, at the Royal Oak inn, Lancaster.- ; in both round; ; 3 to I was offered en Akranders.
Attornies, Mr. lihkelocl, N 0.14, Serjeant'e-Inn, Fleet-street, I Alexander. continued bin superiority In the otth. 19t4t, and
London; or Mr. E. Atkinson, Lancaster. 1211th rounds; but Painter made a good stand. Mang to hurt
William Osborne, of Weduesbury, Staffordshire, mercer and , was considered gone by- ,
taylor, dealer and chapman, Dec. 1,2, and January i, at osie, i * 21. Painter won the battle by pleing a slight hit ist his advete
at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Atterneys, Mr. Brown,. eary's wind. Alexander. went back several paces, and to tie
Commercial Sale-Rooms, Minciug.lane, London ; or Mr
Hicks, Birmingham. combat
act of recovering hanself, he fell, and was beat. Tie
combat lasted a few seconds under 40 minutes.
John Williams, of Church-street, Bethnal-Green, Middlesex, Davis, the navigator, beat a heavier wan without
pawnbroker, dealer and el:aivan, December 4, I I, and Jan.
1, at one, at Guildhall. Attie nies, Messrs. J. itichardson and a scratched face ; and a third battle took place, often
Miller, New inn. which the spors concluded at dark.
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George Frederick Eckstein, of Gray's-Inn:line, Middlesex, smith',
dealer and chapman, November 23, Dec. 4, and January i, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'Fagg, No. 9, Spread
Eagle-court, Threadneedle-street.
William Cooper and Johu Calverley, now or late of Beverley,
Yorkshire, cork-cutters, copartners, dealers and cbapmen,
Nov. 25, 26, and January I, at eleven, at the Nl lute Hart Ta-
vern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Gallant' and.
Wilson, Hull; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-lane. .
Charles Stokes, late of the Foreign and pariah of Walsall, Staf-
fordshire, hunter, dealer and inapman, December 1, at five,
Dec. 2, and January a, at eleven, at the Littleton Arms inn,
leeneridge. Attorneys, Mr. Frederick Turner, No. 5, Blooms-
bury.square, London ; or Mr. John Heeley, Walsall.
William Sheppard, Sate of the parish of Weston, Somersetsbire,
farmer, but now of Bath, butcher, dealer and chapanan, Dec.
6,7, and January 1, at tens a; the Angel Inn and Tavern, Bath.
Attornies, Messrs. Bhepf.rd, Addington, and Gregory, lied-
ford-row. London ; or et. A. Sheppard, Bath.
William Rogers, of Walsall, Staffordshire, baker, dealer and
chapman, Dec. 1, at five; Dec. 2, at ten, and January 1, at 11,
at the Littleton Aims Irm, Penkridge. Attorneys, Mr. Frede-
rick turner, No. 5, Bloomsbury-square, London; or Mr.
John Meeley, of Walsall.
John 'teary, hut of the parish of Keyrisbam, Somerset, victual-
ler, dealer and chapman, Dee. 2,3, and January 1, as efeveo,
at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Attorneys, Mr. Edward Frowd,
No. 14, Eerie-street, Limo:4B2'l.bn, Leation ; or Mr. Thomas
M. Cretwell. Seth.

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Saunders, Esq. late Captain in the ist tb Light Dragoonc, to n's
Morgan, only daughter of the late Colonel Morgan, of 5,..5:,-
ampton.
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The 2d instant, Thomas %Weight, of Cantern,
Laniford, Esq.
The 12th instant, at Exeter, the Lady of John
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