Star.
London, England, 1805-07-22 00:00:00

PUGILISM.

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Saturday talk was expeOed to have been a day of
great note among the amateurs of the frience of
Boxing. Several of the adepts in the art were to have
exhibited t but, to the great mottificati-n and dif-
appointinent of fome thoufands of the mobility, it
turned out a day of an ordinal,' nature.
According to the previous arrangements, the
Chicken, and a, young man of the name of Gully,
were to have entered the lifts, for a purfe of tool.
which had been fubfcribed by the principal amateurs.
The conteft was fixed to take place near Shepperton,
but the Magiftrates irl the neighbourhood having
been apprifed of the circnmftance, determined to pre-
vent it, and held a meeting at Chertfey for that pur.
pole. This flep induced the amateurs to (hilt their
ground, and the Camtur Martha was removed to
Blackwater, about fix miles beyond Baehor. On
no occafion of this kind was there ever loch a con.

cow fc of fpetctatqrs teen preffing to the fcene of anion.
It was a ffibjelt of regret to fee fo many men of rank
and fafhion join in the cavalcade, which extended al-
mlll twenty miles upon the road to Bagfhot. Great
numbers left town for Blackwater on the Friday even-
ing, in order to avoid the ci owl the following day,
as well as to fecure.horfei on the road, which proved
extremely difficult ; on the Saturday morning they
were fo fcarce, that half a crown a mile was frequently
offered for honks from the plough, and large films
were given to the farmers to induce them to take the
animals from their teams. The clouds of duff were

fn great,, that it was impollible at times to fee a
yard before the honks heads, and it was no, wonder
to find the roads in feveral places !hewed with the
wreck of broken gigs, buggies; and carts. A blue be.
died chariot, in which were forne inyhed Moth, dratvo
by fir horfes, driving at a furious rate, made great
havoc among the-minor vehicles ; feveral perfons in
confequence, attempted to flop it, but found to their
coft, that the charioteers could cat as well as Fm.—
A: Dutch Sam and a friend were driving down a
hill in full canter, they pulled the reins tight to keep
the horfe's head up—the traces broke, the horfe
plunged, broke the thefts, and overturned the chaife.
Thehrofes were defperately cut, and Sam received
fo much injury its one of his legs that his match with
Young Belcher Was put a flop to.
It was reported at Staines, about eight o'clock in
the morning, that the field of battle had been chang-
ed From Blackwater to Cobham Heath, five miles on
one fide of the Bagfhot road. To this fpot numbers
repaired as early as half pall ten o'clock, where
after waiting a confiderable time, it was found that
the pugilills had proceeded to Blackwater, in confe-
quence of a hint they had received from the Magic-
Writes of the County, that no battle should take place
in Cobham pariah The amateurs who were thrown
out, inveighed bitterly spina thole who bad the
management of the battles, and a ftory was loon fet
on foot that the three fights according to the teeh-
nichal Orate) were to be er CS, and the three faros.
rites were to bole. Thofe w o had betted the odds,
took the opportunity of declaring off their betts pub.
liely, and it was generally underflood that not a fir-
pence depending on the battles would be paid. Ito&
of the perfons who had horfes that were not quite
knocked up (of which there were very few), fet off
rot Blpskwater, a ditlance .4 about ten miles from
that pinse, and thirty two from town; notwithftand-
ing which, at two o'clock, there were affembled in
that neighbourhood feveral thoufands of people : the
prize-figkets had arrived Come time before, but there
was no appearance of any battle taking place, and
every one was enquiring of his neighbour the caufe.
At length it was made known, that the Gentkaaa
who had been at all the expence of training three of
the combatants (among whom was Gully), refufed
to fuffer any of them to fight in confequence of the
bets being declared off, and on account of the illibe-
ral reports that had gone abroad. It was then pro-
pored to this Gentleman, in order that the fights
might proceed, that if he would thew his book, the
fame fumsthould be betted him which he had on the
feveral battles prior to the bets being declared off.
To this he objefted.
All hope being over of feeing the ;rimers fet to,
and unwillingly to part in peace, two battles were
made up among the/maul row. Cribb, alias the Mod
Diamond. who had hitherto triumphed in numerous
battles, was matched gain,' Nichol, a Brian' man, to
fight for a purfe of forty guineas, who proved a Au-
stead of a finer water. A more revere battle is not
recorded in the annals of pugilifm. They fought
for an hour and ten minutes, during which time there
were fifty-two rounds. Cribb was the favourite, and
confiderable odds were laid on his fide. He was the
&ft down however; but the amateurs !thought no-
thing of it. as it is fo well known that lie fo repeat-
edly contrives to throw himfelf back in order to evade
the full force of a blow. In the courfe of a few
rounds he cut the Brillol man nudes the right eye

Altai WI hied, as bee cot wia a Inih.
The latter was Rill very eoel and good humoured,
and, as the fighting men exprefs it, he wasquitejayand
Etch f fpirits throughout the coma, frequently p int.
kg his finger and le:ling out his tongue at Cribb.
Mont the toth rounl Cribb had one of his eyes en-
tirely.'clofed up, notwithlianding he shifted and fprung
about with a great deal of (kill and agility. But
what did him the moll material injury was feveral
cutting blows he received in the left fide, and the
seek, by the other drawing his arm in a horizontal
line acrofs him when he gave there favourite blows.
The Brill& man was alto very expert at breaking (111
his adverfary, a method that was fit it brought
down from Norfolk to Brifiol by Slack, and is done
by projeaing the arm fuddenly again a the opponent's
face when he (wings forward with a violent blow.—
Cribb, however, though he evidently had the worik
of it, made feveral excellent rallies. But when he
had fought 4.0 rounds, it was obferved that he was
winded. He-had been up all night, and had walked
reverel miles on his way down. He recovered the
fight of his eye, and fought on, though rather thy,
as he frequently made (port hits, and fell back from
his own blows. Several knowing ores were taken in
by this fight, as hopes were entertained of him till it
was too late, and he gave in at the clofe of the 52d
round. Dick Hall was one of his friends, and Tots
Jones was for Nicholls, who is now pronounced to
be a prime man.
A match for 2o guineas the winner and five to the
borer was then made up between one Will Wilkie, a
Jack-afs man, in Wettminfter, and a Jew of the
name of Levy, who was very little known. He,
however, fet to with (pith, and (hewed Come (port
for about a quarter of an hour. But during the
whole time Wilkie received hardly any injury more
than a black eye. The Jew, though he received
fame (harp blows, was roppored to have been able to
hold out longer if he had had good lama.
Another fight was fpoken of between Richmond,
the black, and a white • man, but either fuificiest
money could not be made op, or the tern could not
be agreed on, and the company came from the Odd
at a little before fix in the evening. having thee a
diftance of thirty-two miles to triad back after tbelt
day's amufement.

The Committee for managing the Patriotic Fund
at Lloyd's, hive, with their ulual liberality, bow
pleafed to fettle an annuity of twenty pounds per
annum on M§s. ELIZARITH MADDOCK, of Sheen, • •
mother to the late Mr. EDWARD kfaenoce. Purfer
his Majety's (loop le CURIRUR, who was killed in
that very gallant *Elio° in the Weft Indies with the
French privateer la Dame Ernouf, on the 6th of Fe.
bruary laf, bravely fighting at the head of the (mall►
arm men.

Wednefday the Kent AtratiatiOn, for the improver
ment of live flock, was held at Afhford, which was
attended by a moil nurnerotra and refpedable amid
pang, among whom were. Lord Sonars, Earl Or
THANIT, Sir E. KIATCHBULL, Mr. DAILRILIrI Mr.
TOKI; &c. &C.

On Friday lall, a grand Concert was Oren at the
Exeter Theatre. for the benefit of the nofpital, when
the receipts of the night were 2541. one hundred
guineas of which were given by Viicount Courri IT
for the admiffion of himfelf and friends.

In the moll fertile diaries of Piedmont. Gs
munes, with their fields, were devaftated on the 15th
and 16th of June, by a Rorm of unprecedented yin.
lance. It is (aid, that both children and grown
people were killed by the hailaones. The •i.dencz
of the wind tore up by the roots large walnut, mul-

berry, and oak tree,.
In removing the mount from Whiteehapel•road to
fill up the pits by the Commercial-road, a great num-
ber of human bungs and teeth, perfeely found, were
found among the rubbilb ; nails perfealy (rat and
fit fnr ufe were likewife difcovered, as alto carpetsr
ten' thavings laid in Brant, in a perfeit Bate; but al
Coon as they were espored to the air, mouldered into
duß. The Contra&or has engaged to remove the
whole of tba Mount in the (pace of four months, fos

Isool.
THILTLIN IIAYMAtt&T. The new Comedy,
entitled The Pillage, or The Work& Ejiisiat, was
performed on Friday evening at this Theatre, for
the fecund time. The Houfe was crowded is every
part. The perfontnnce, after many tedious inter-
ruptions, had proceeded to the middle of the third
alt, when the clamour of difapprobation became fo
loud and vehement, that it was thought prudent
not to perfeveve any further, but to allow the curtain
to drop. Mr. ELLISTON then came forward, and ad-
drelied the audience to the following purport :
Ladies and Gentbanen—ln conform= of what has fall now
plod Miami the ameba, I appear before you In order to sari.
dee a the famisonts which you teem iodised to aprefs upon
this occalon. I hove always hitherto experienced fueh a degree
isf ►lnd attention and refpea from a brkl& sadism, that I ball
never be afraid to awe before them, to order a patent that ditty
which I deem incumbent urn me, both towards Mom and to.
wards the Author. Yon did aft night fandlioa this kcond per-
formance. No pwfonal confideradon, however, Sall ever laid
me a drink from toiling the truth ; the Piece Ms now had a lb.
cowl trial, and it appears evidint to every one, that it ought not
to be brought forward any more, and that we ought not this
night to rooted my farther with its performance."
Having Paid thus much, Mr. Et.ctrroa then an-
nounced the Comedy of the Drage:sift for the next
evening, and the audience espreircd their latisfadion
at this refult by loud burtis of applaufe and atria•
mations.
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SING V LAR Pacr.—A few nights ago, a refpetaxiMe
inhabitant of Clonard, in the county of Meath, was
alarmed in his bed by the fhrieks of a perfon appa.
rently in diltrefs. With a view to fave, if poilible, the
life of a fellow creature, he haftily arofe, took his
mufquet, and endeavoured, by following the direction
from whence the cries proceeded, to afeertain the ob-
jeft in afflidtion. After fome time he arrived at a
ditch, full of water, on the furface of which he per.
ceived fomething white ; on taking hold of, and re-
moving it to the bank of the ditch, he found himfelf
in polieffion of a young woman, almoft lifelels, her
hands bound with a towel, and her feet with a table
cloth; he then took her to hi. houfe, where the experi.
enced the utmoft humanity from ibis family, through
whole unceating exertions the recovered in the courfe
of the day following. Prayers, threats, or entreatiee
were ufed in vain to procure an explanation from •
her, as to the circumftances which led to the Soviet
fituation in which the was found. She remains obfti-
, nate, and except in this particular, conduds holed
with great prppriaty.

;Fret the LOAL:: • It, July 20.

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ItilLrl'Akt M"TPINTc.

Mkt-02.1105, JULY 20. • .
gth Rt7,4meot ornratoon ..• : hilvrard
1-1014.0.t0 to have tto• Rana. -f t omenant ; Carder John
to re Lieutenant without phrehafe.
6th N •iiiment of Dr Totitts— AtliltAnt-Surreron !ade Sdroelt, from
th. F”nt, t, be Affiltaot-Surge..n, vice Short, appointed to
the 2tft Foor.

Itch eteguncin of 'Agin Dracnons—Captain Jamie Wallace Sleigh
to he Major, by piireiafr. vice Barton pionlot, d in thr id Life
Guards; Lieutenant Michael Chi Mr. to hr t v Troop,
u: ql-igh; Cornet Frederick Wood to br Lavetteuant, vice
Childers.

14111 I /11.,—Charlts Rnatchhitli, Gent to '.,t• Cornet, witlinut put.
Oak. vice Holtwook, promoted in ilk. t ;glut ,cr.nni.
35th Ditto—Cornet John Flior to lie Lii...t. without 1-on-4i le
7th Ditto—Cornet Frederick Willue, (rum the 25th Light Dra-
goon% to be 1.1 utenant, without purchafe; Frederick Genie,
Gent. to he Cornet, b purclmfe, vice Robctt D'Arcer, Pro-
moted.

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acth Lt:e--Cartain Alexander Fttflace from the 3IA Nat, to be
_ . _ _

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Captain of a Troop vice ?arid:lion, who excliongi
:34 . •roant Join Burke, (ruin the plith Foot, .to be
Litutri.art. o ithout ptirehafo.
25th Ditto—Robert Ni holl4, Cent. to he Cornet, without pue-
chafe,vice Wilice, promoted in the 1-th I.1;;ht Vitavnas
18 Regirni ot of Foot—l niipn C William Maim, (Won th•• set
Weil Irw is Reriment, to he Lieuterant,without porthole.
sd pit W:lliam Nicholit to he Lieltenart, without pm'•
chafe, vice Hake. pn mntei in the 87th Foot; ktin Ganiiner,
Gent. to be f clica, by Purchafe. vice Grant, promote,' in the
rh Foot ; Benjamin Beath, Gent to be Fnlign. vice Nichnllo.
sth Dittn—Fnflon limey John Elivet to he lieutenant, without

ptirehafe; linfign John ertatlAile to Lieutenant. without
purcliJ, Robert Pez.t. nt. to be Enliten, vice t!wei; Veil-
. .

Ham Carry. Gent. to be t tifign, vice Croat jade.
6th Ditto—Fnfign Al,sander M'Pherfon, from the 31d Foot, to
be 1 icutentint, without purcluscr.
7th Ditto--Alcsan ler Campbell Wylly, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
without purchafe.
11th Ditto—Enfien Honourable Samuel Martin Gartner, front
the 64th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Lynet., deceafed.
13th Ditto—Enfign Henry Ellard to be Lieutenant, vice Tnylor„'
&ceded ; Frifien Blake to be Lieutenant, without pur-
ehafc, vi c Thornhill. promoted ;'Benjamin Walter Nicholton,
Gent, to be Fnfign, vice-F.lllrd ; James Campbell, Gcut. to he
Eaßgn, vice Blake. •
16th titto--Lieuteliant Ceeerge Frederick Smith, from the 95th
Pont. to he IS vunnnt, without purchafe, vice Harney, ap-
pointed to the 7cth Foot, John Wilton, Gent. to be Lotto, by
purchafe, vice Allen, promoted in the 32d Foot.
18th Dittew—Hofpital Mate Liget-to/nod to be Affillant-
Surgeon. vice Silcock, appointed to the 6th Dragoons.
lift Ditto—Lieutenant John Henry Belli to h- Captain of a
Company, by purchafe, vice Henry, promoted; Militant
, Forge«) John Short, from the 6th Dragoons, to he Afflitant
Burvon, vice Edgar. appointed to the 9th Veteran Battalion.
13th Ditto—Enfien iirnry Warren to be Lieutenant, by purchafe,
vice smith. rimmed in the 37th Font.
irith u' rant John Smith to be Captain of a Company,
ei Parade. vice Alkcw, promoted.
39th Ditto—Enka Thomas Moore to be Lieutenant, without

yurchafe, trice Langton, promoted in the Stith Foot; John Dn.
gob!, Gent. to h- Folipn, vice Moore.
joth Ditto—•Enfirn D. binchir to be Lituttnant, without pur-
chore, vice inte.ben. prnnuned.
311 Ditto—Mara' Robertfon, Gent, to be Enfign, without put-
chat., vice M•Dicifon. promoted in tbe 6tb Foot,
Bid Di'tto...-Captain Edward Parhioron, fcpm the loth Lir,ht
Dorms, to be Captain of a Conipny, vice A. Bogue, who

futto—Enfmn Robert Welttel; to be Licutenant,Py purchafc,
des Litstlfay. who mkt',
abut Ditto--Lupt.tin Edward Miles to be Major, by purchafe,
vice Grevilk, promoted.
46th Regiment of Foot.
To be Enfigns. without purchafe—Middleton Turnbull, Gen*
vice Mining, promoted; Winnow, Cent. vice Brown,
promoted ; Charles Watts, Gent. vice Dutton, promoted in the
t6th loot.
ajth Ditto—Quarter-Halter John Hark)? to be Paymafter of the
sd Battalion.
soca antto.—Ettrign Hemy Plunkett to he Lieutenant, without
purcharet Roger North, Gcnt. to he Enfign, vice Plunkett ;
Mark Rudkia, Gent to he Lntign, vice Butler, to be fuperfedi.d.
yid jattlfs Dick to be Lieutenant, vice Monts();
mery, who reG3lii.
To be En ligns. without purclafe—John Crofs, Gent. vice M.Nair,
promoted; James (Jeniby, Gent. vice Gifford, promoted;
Richsd Moniwt, Gent. vice Montgomery.
j, th Ditto—Lieutenant William Hob rt, from the 6otb Foot, to
he Licuraiant, vice Oldham, d.ceafed.
6cth Ditto—Tbomam Elwin, Gent. te he Enfign, without punch are,
vice Rigby, promoted In the Ittli Welt India Regiment;
Do/icily, Gcnt to be Enfign, ice Gardner, promoted in the

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arta Foit.
7eth Di to—Lieutenant Samuel Harney, from the i6th Pont, to
he Lieutenant, without purchafe; Julio Cray, Cert. to be

£gn, without !Airchafe. vice Hunt, promotel.
ys4; Ditto-1 icutcnanellontaa Torrena Morgan, from the t2th
Foot. to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe.
08th DPto—lieutenant Henry Heritage St. Paul, to be Captain
of a Company, without purchafe; Lieutenant Cohn Campbell
Mael ay, tram the 3id Fout, to be Captain of a Company, with-,
.00t purchafe.
be Enkrns, without purchafe—Phineas Myrie, Gent.
Donald Mackay. Gent. vice 114.1.e0d, promoted.
Gout, Gent. vice M'Qlteen.
1, S-ewart. gent. vice Campbell, promoted.
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Meunier Mackenzie Geer. vice Straehir, promoted.
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kth Ditto..-I..ieutynant George Warburton Whyte to be Captain
of a Company. without purchafe, vicc tiompefah, promoted
in the 251 t FOO4

To be I enant. without porchare—Licuten int Rotert Cor.
goo, from the Ooth Foot. vice P lezart : dee &edited.

Fnfinn— Stnerr, vice Craice, promoted ia the ; t It Foot.
'Wan Th‘mas Walker Still, vice Ca.utt, promoted ia the 3d Car-
rifon Battalion.

To be EnGewi--William T,,mcs Rowe, Gcnt. •icc Storer.

Robin. Gent. vice

118th Ditto—Captain John Crollcr, from the. New South Wales
Corps. to be Captain of a Company, Wit: Wilt purchak; tnOgn
and Adjutant Duncan Rohe tfon to have the rank of Lieute-
nant . knfign George Dory to bel-LtlitcAlin, without puich:.f..,
vice H.gan. promotel.
rth Filer. Gent. to be Fefirtt, doe Cotter. 4.1 e•
neared; Liciatezaut John Birch to be Atkotont, vice Kla: Jane,
deccafecl. _ _ _ -

9,56 Ditto—...john Carlin 11,1'Culluck, Gent. to be Seecuni I.kt:te-
nant, without p nrchle. vice Sumerian, promoted.
2gth Ditto—lKute- am Charles Elwood, from the 47th root, to
be Captain of a Company, without purchare.
View St. orb Wales Corps—James 11.1.,f0n, Gent. -to he &din,
without perehafe, vice nerailler, pi looted in the goth Foot.
Id Weft India-Regiust :A—Lieutenant R.A.Dewgnard, from the
Est!, Foot, to b.: Captain of a Company, without parchafe, vice
Delmer, appoirrett to the sg.it Ft ot.
Liesterrnt Henry Rogers from Ditto,to be Ditto, rice Kirgfeote,
awoh.ted to Lie smit Foot.
Sal James Ham:A Rigby, from the 64th Foot, to
he Lit.utenant, without preside.
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11l Garrifbr ftartolinn—Lieutehant nentrge Fowler to be Atija•
tam, vice Bali, promoted in th.- 96:h Foot.
id Ditto— meet Major William Gray. from the Staff at the
.%ruty rot, to be Captain of a f'ompany ;Lm ti uteant Tho-
mas h Ilnu, from the 14th Font, to be Capra!n ..f a Company.
tett KCI Veteran flattalion—aMßltaut Surgeon John Edg-r, nom
the atft Foot, to be Mfiaant Surgeun.
BREVET.

Captain the linnoural•le George A. Chctwynd Stapyltoo, of the
38th Foot, to be Mayor in the Army.

Lieutenant J. R. rorfter, fron. ilv! 3d Garrifon Battalion, to he
Sof Captain at the Artily vice Eyre, ;pouted to the

14th Foot.
Whitson Uovrier, Gent. to be an Militant Commillary d Stores,
PrwriCnr,s, and Forge to the Forces.
GARRISON The Rescrtud Francis MaLtt to be Chaplain to the

land of Antigua.
}io►rlraL STA, r.--Affiftant-Surgon John Maxwell, from the
34 Royal Veteran liattallon, to be an Apothecary to the Forces.
b.av awe les-James Calewell,Ge:,t. to be a Deputy Barrack Iviz-
tct i 4 Urcac Brltalus vicc y, fupcdotled. -

MEMO! ANDOIC

The arrtdntmeot of Fr fne.i Richard Englind to be Uentenaot,
withoimptiretild; in the 3oth Retrioneot of Foot, sire Ilitthen,
proolvted, as hated in the t;az.tto of the 2241 ultimo, bas not
token yl.ce.
inTizn Felton N. titeehlnion, of ...he 63th Foot; is fuperfctled, hay-
ing abknted hinifclf wit! nut
ERRATA.
in the Gonne of the A of NoverAtwe 1.30;, for Colonel Kesooth
Meclenz r. of the 1-I.,norrahk Lift India Company. fervire, n.
be Major General, by lii,v.c. in his Mejeftrs army in the Galt
In& s only,

Read Colonel Kenreth Marpireefew, of the Honourable FAR India
Company's lervice, w 1w Major-General, by brevet, in Ids Ma-
j. Ity's Army in the Eall Indies only.
In the Gazettes of the rft of rteeember 1804, 224 of June, add 9th,
aptly, dos.
gth Regiment of Font.
For Ake Selby, (;ant. to De Enfign, by purchafe, vice Kitty,
promoted,
Read R. b-ri SdOs C:tontines:se, Gent to be Enfign, by purchafe,
vice Early, promoted.
soth Ditto.
For Thomas Bircham, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchak, vice
Engl.nd, pronity,d.
Read Thomas Bircham, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe,
vice SiNciah, promoted.
t nit Ditto.

For Map Mileage *iron. fru, the loth Foot, to be Lienenant
by puseale,' Vo.n4/1, pratuottd in the 4th Weft India

Rend Fniign Malenim Kldob, from the acth Foot, to be Lieute-
nant, by PlUtiLik. Vice Diahoorth, prontoted in the 6.:th Pout.
ORDNANCI-41FF1CV, JULY 16, 1805.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Gentleman Cadet William B. Patten to be Second Lieutenant.
vice M.Glale, promoted; Gentleman Cadet Joan E. Maui& II
to be Second Lieutenant, vice Trotter, promoted Gentkinai,
Coda lAllliam to be Second Lieutenant, VIP! WOOl.

combc, prernothl; Gentleman Cadet John F. ildwiileto be
Seemd I utenant, vice Liudfat, promoted ; Gentleman Cadet
George Clarke to be &cowl Lieutenant, vice Douglas promo.•
. _ . . .

ed; aentkman Cadet Edward Hunt to be Second Lieiitsisant,
vice Dunn, promoted. Dated June sa, 130 t.
Second Dente' ant Robert Newland, and Second Lieutenant W.
H. Stopford, to be Firft Litutenants. Dated July a,1805.
Second Lieutenant William Oldham to be ditto. Second Lieute-
nant William H. Cockburn to be ditto, vice Foley, .I:ceaftd.
Second Lieutenant Elliott Seward to be ditto, vice Cliambero,

d eceafeti. Dated July 3,1535.
Marr.Gcner George Feed to be Colonel Commandant, *ice
Drummond, deceafed. Liattcriaut-Colonel Thomas It. Charle.
ton to be Colonel, vice Fead. Major Richard Hamilton to be
Lieutenant Colonel, vice Charleton. Brevet Major William
Cox to be Major, v.ce Hamilton. Second Captain Robert Bull
to be Captain.vicc Coi. Firft Lieutenant Abrani Paul to be
Second Captain, vice Bull Dated June 25.1805.
Second I.ieutenaut Lloyd Howie to be Firft Licutcnant,vice Paul.
Dattd July.,, 1805.
Brevet Major Spencer C. Parry to be Major, vice Drezier,
de-
ceafed. second Captain Thomas B. P. Hardy to be Captain,
vice Parry•. Firft I.icuttnant James Brown to be Second Cap-
tain, vict Hardy. Second Lieut mint Gtorge J. Belfun to be
First Lieutenant, vice Brown. Dot. d July 0,1805.
Second Cap rain Francis Smyth to be Captain. 'HrR Lieutenant
Saumarez Dubourdu to be Strand Captain, vice Smyth. Sr-

could Lieutenant Peter Stewart to be Firtt Lie-tent t, vice Du-
botirdu. Dated Tuty 7, 18:5.
Oentkman Cadet Henry M. Leatbes to be Second Lieutenant,
vice F. Robatfon, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Imam Wlbilby
to be Second Licutenant,vice Z. C. Bayley, promoted. Dated
July 11,1805.
Bligade of Gunners and Drivers in the Royal Re-
giment of Artillery.
Maurice Tanfwtll, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant-Commit:Cary.
Dated July t, rB3s.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, JULY 18, 1835.
Brigade of Gunncr. and Dsivers in the Royal Re-
giment of Artillery.
-Pri, ft, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant Comnsurary. Dat-
ed Juiv 11 18,5.
Conunitliwi ligned by Lord Teignmouth, Vice-
LieutorAnt uf the Lounty of Surrey.
Andrew Burt, i.fy to be Deputy I Arlo-mum. Dated June r 0.1805.
Commitlinn in the itt Royal Regiment of Tower
Hamlets Milit a, ligned by the Deputy Lieute-
nant. Dated July t 6, 0535.
Orange, Gent. to be Endo.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

John Warr. n ierfall,;ithin Broughton,
Laneabire, callicoprintors, July r 6,
Samuel Johnfon, George Perron Motorlloch,Francis Law, and
Al'illiant Wright, Jane to. 180 t.
John WatkM, of Kinglion upon-Hull, roper, and William
Brumley, of Sculerrate+, Yorkl hire, Gentleataii, June 15, 1815,
G, urge Blerkley and jo'Cph litath,of Sturtford, Hens,
iliapkeeper, ;uly Si. rho;
'Ebony* Stamen sod Thurfton Pearfon, Joiners and cabinet-
makers, Pram. I.ioe.dtlitive, July 6, 0105.
Bate, and lie:ward Bates, of Gufwell-ltrect, Middle
fox, butchers, July 9, 1305.
W.lliam'l'uwnend, 01 Bury, l.ancaleire, and George Statter,of
Littlewood.crofs, within Bury sfurefaid,cottoo (pumas. May so.
John Critchley and William Jones, of Warratgton. Liwcathire,
furliAn manufadurers and cotton frinners, July
rlj , 1805.
Lawrence Taylor of Bury, and homas orfick, of Hallingden
Grain, both In Lineal:hire, cotton fpinners. January 3, tBO5.
Edward Phillips and Edward Millard,of SwAlkeryt ftreet, NCO.
dilly, Middlefex, blackfmiths and farriers, July 17, acts.
Joieph Orel and William Powell Morris, of St. Paul's Church.
yard, linen drapers, haberdaffiers, and lacernen. June 34, 1505.
Robert Scott and George Grine, furgeons and apothecaries, of
Twickenham, Middlefex, Odober so, 1804.
George Johnfon and Richard Briggs, earn dealers and brewers,
Liverpool, Lancaftiire, July 13, 1505.
Philip Furfe and "lhrtnas Morgan Hobbs, of Driftol, wholcfale
ironmonger+, Jul': t. Itos.
William hiackhurne and Jofeph Anthony Denning, of Hsybot-
tom Mill,Saddkworth, Wafture, cotton fpinncrs, July 3.1805.
John Tian and William Tract, ellecfelaclors, of Briltul, An-
guft t, iBDi.
•Andrew Pickfton, of Whitelield, in tke parifit of Preftwith,
Laurafnire, and Ralph Gregory, of Alaworta, in the aht county,
Cotton nitioufaClur,rs, November 7. 1804.
Thorns, Stuart and Richard Arden,hat cnanotaa,arega;of Stock-
port, Cbcrhire, and Berniondfcy-ftreet. Surrey, July taaltBos-
- Carr, Thuma4 Carr, and William !allows, of /klutdag-
h.m, Jima t,
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Scpt. 3. Mauch Jacob Burghelm, of Fencburch-ltreet, London,
tr.crchant, at tco, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPT&

Richard Lincoln, of Yoxbird, Suffolk, brandy-merchant, dealer

and chapnan, to furrenier July 27, August ;, and 31, at ten, at
Guthlltat. At torm y, Mr. FLOanian, Ely•place, Holborn.
John l'avior the young,r, of Frandiugharn, Suffolk, millet, mer-
chant, 'dealer and cliapinan, Augult 8,9, and 31, at eleven, at
the Crown Inn FraiLdinaham. Attoniles, Mr. Nathaniel Clubbes
Itramiipghain • or Maks. Brumley and Bell, Holborn court,
Gr..y.s. ha, !ndian.
li'itii.im &tun, e Golport, Hants, hawker, draper, dealer and
cbuyntan, July 29, at eleven, Auguft 3, at one, and Auguft 3t ,
at. ten, at Guildhall, Laudon Attorney, Mr. Robert Filltsr, jut..
. No. 8, Fur:deal% Inn. London

AVilliantUrquhart, of Ratelift' Crofs, MiddMix, cooper, dealer and
chapman, July 27, Auguft 3, rod 3t. at ten, alt Guildh,-.ll—
Jones and Gretn,Salifbury-fquare, Fleet-ftreet.
Thomas Bu d, of Duckingham-itrcet, Strand, Midi Wee, wine
and Urandy-merehant, dealer and chapman, July 23, 30, and
Augult 31, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. John Lawfon,
Warwick-Arta, Golden-Iquart.
William Br. tt, of Ruth, thisite. Surrey, pluMber and glazier, July
23, Augult 3, and 31. at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie), Mars.
Dove and A.l '_..ay.:ew No. 4 Elni.cuart Temple.

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WiUiatn Lowil.-, o, late of Ridtlig-Houre4atte, PortlandArect,
Mlckl/efex, fart ler, dealer and eluipman, July 13, 30, and Anglia
3t, it ten, at Guildhall. Attornics, Mars. lAlinunds .ind Ham-
mond, Hatton-Garotn.
DIVIDENDS

atuguft t. John Philips, of Rofs, fierefordibire, innholder, at ten,

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at the Swan 1811412.45.
Augult 1. Edvend Mundell, of Searboronah, York Shire. corn-
dealt, and fpirit merchant, at eleven, at the George Inn, York.
Aurutl. 3. George Cory, of Great Yartuontk, Norfolk, 'Starlet,
at tea, at guildhall, Loadea.

LAW LV7 LICENCE.

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CONSISTORY COURT OF LONDON. JULY ao.
SIR JOHN V. LADY CORDON.
This was a Cattle of Divorce of Separation. from
board and mutual cn.habitation, by reafon of aid-
tery, promoted by Sir J. Gordon, Bart. of Old
Windsor, against Dame Gordon his wife. it appear-
ed from the evidence that Lady Gordon had formed
a criminal interconrfe with the Hon. Henry Bund,
a Captain in the Colditream regiment of Guards, to
which Sir John likewife belonged. and that a verdia
had been obt,tined in a Common Law Court. The
Leardcd Judge, after heating the evidence read,
which clearly ellablin,ed the fatt, and throe bring no
allegation tot behalf of the Lady, prououmed in fa-
vour of die Divorce.

PALACE COURT, JVLYS-.
AYRS AND CLAYTON V. WALKER.

The Plaintitra are common brewers at Batterfea,
who flied the Defendant, the ke:Ter of the Crofskcys,
for the balance of an account, a: well as 21. inr a
calk and puncheon not retioned. I'he defendant
p ended he had rcturned the calks, one of wnich was
with old beer. The Jadge alked what was meant
by old leer? The witness p.:plird, that it was a li.
quor, neither porter nor ale ; that it was font in by
certain perfous to the publican. to mix ith
beer, to give it a flavour and body. 'Clie Plaintiffs'.
clerk proved an acknowledEonent of the debt, and
they obtained a vetJiEl.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY 19.
NOY AND ANOTHiR V. LFF,

Mr. FR slum' faid, that the Plaintiffs, Meffrs. /goy
and Templar, were attornies of rape:lability, who
brought this anion againa the Defendant, who
be was informed was a tot tune teller and a begzar,
whore fortune he flytuli tf.ll in a minute ; that be
would be fubjea to the debt and coil, in this aftion
from his own abfutd vehemence and impettiofity.—
This anion had been brought again(t him fome
time ago, and the Plaintiffs had wifhed to drop
it, but he goaded them on with application to the
Court. The Defendant had a fon.in-law of the
name of Godolia, who being in embarraffed circum-
fiances, his father-in-law, the Defendant, employ-
ed the Plaintiffs to do the bufinefs of attornies in
drawing a deed of composition between Godolia
and his creditors, which they did, and for which their
charge for all Cm trouble they had was only 41. Isis.
Godolia engaged to pay his credstots firelbillings in
the pound, but he abiconded, and paid them nothing.
The Defendant undertook to pay the Plainsiff's
This cafe was proved by a Gentleman of the name of
Staples, who recommended the Defendant to the
the Plaintiffs as men of refpthability.
Mr. Pasta was indrudled to call the Defendant's
three daughters to poste that Godolia was the eerfon
who undertook to pay the Plaintiffs, but they knew
nothing about the matter.-I.7.adi& for the Plaintiff—
Damages 41. 9,

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