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London, England, 1813-03-17 00:00:00

MEMORANDUM.

Second Lieutenant Bayly, of the 2d Ceylon Regiment, Is super-
seded, being absent without leave.
The appointment of Augustus Faulkner, Gent. to be Ensign in
the 77th Foot, vice Thorp, as stated in the Gazette of the Yd
February 1813, has not taken place.

ERRATA inthr Gazette of the 24th of November last.

61st Regiment of Foot—For Captain Oke to be Major, without
purchase, vice Downing, dead of his wounds—read Captain
Oke to be Major, vice Royal, promoted. For Brevet Major
Owtn to be Major, vice Royal, promoted—read Brevet Ma-
jor Owen to be Major, vice Downing, dead of his wounds
_ _ Chatham and Dartford stegiment of Local Militia.

Lieutenant Edward Boys to be Captain, vice Hussey, resigned;
the Hon. Edward Bligh (commonly called Lord Clifton) to be
Lieutenant, vice Boys, promoted. Dated March 2, 1813.
Ensign James Simmons to be Lieutenant, vice Broadley, resigned.
Dated March 3, 1813.
Ensign Edw. Twopeny to be Lieutenant, vice Gordon, resigned.
Dated March 4, 1813.
Edward Boys, jun. Gent, to be Ensign, vice Simmons, promoted.
Dated March 2, 1812.
Charles Rosher, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Twopeny, promoted.
Dated March 3, 1813.
Francis Dickens, Gent. to be Ensign, vise Percy, deceased. Da-
ted March 4, 1813.
Charles Kennett, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gibbons, resigned.
Dared March-S, 1813.
Gosport and Alverstoke Battalion of Volunteer Infantry.
James Hoskins, Gent. Charles Whitcomb, Gent. and Henry St.
John Neale, Gent. to be Ensigns. Dated March 4, 1613.
Loyal Wbitchurch and Highclere Batt. of Volunteer Infantry.
Captain Thomas Bingham to be Major Commandant; Lieute-
nant Henry Hayter to be Captain. Dated March 4, 1813.
Portsmouth Victualling Office Volunteer Artillery.
John Foster, Gent. is be First Lieutenant, vice ChWingsworth,
resigned; John Meredith, Gent. to b:Lieutenant, vice Fes-
ter, promoted. Dated March 12, 1813.

[The Gazette also contains his Majesty's permission to Robert
Hall, Esq. in the service of his Majesty the King of the Two Si.
tikes to wear the insigais of tie Sicilian Order of St. Ferdinand
and Of Merit.]


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CROWN OPPILYE, MARCH 10, lett 1
IMMO, OSTURNID TO 'naval N Tilt URSIINT rAatlautwit.
COUNTY Of BUCILINONAII-.The Right Hun. Thomas Greir
silk, in the room of the Right Hon. Rickard Grenville Nugent
Chandos Temple, commonly called Earl Temple, now Marquis
of Buckingham, and one of the Peers of the nited Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland.

Bo sotto a or WOTTON BA 1 S ET—Richard EMson, of Sudbrook
IFIRlme, in-the County of Lincoln, Esq. in the room of lames
Kibblewhite, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.

BANKRUPTS.

John Parry, of Newgate-street, London, tobacconist, dealer and
chapman, to surrender March 20, 27, awl April 27, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. William Deykes, Hatfield-street,
Btackriar's Road.
John Bryon, late of Park-street, Hanover-square, Middlesex,
dealer in horses, March 29, at one, March SO, at twelve, and
April 27, at one, at Gui:llhall. Attorney, Mr. Robinson, 1101-
ton-row, Piccadilly.
%I'm. Thos. Clark, of Holborn,parish of St. Andrew, Middlesex,
gun-maker, dealer and chapmau, March 20, 30, and April 27,
at ten, at Gn}Winn. Attorney, Mr. 13i,imp, Serjeant's-lon,

Fleet-street.
William Moir, late of East-street, Red Lion square, Middlesex,
merchant, dealt r and chapman, March :Al, 27, and April 27,
at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mews. Sherwood and

inson, Cushion-court, Broad-street.
Ebenezer Palmer, °NI Old Jewry, Lnndon, paper-banger and
paper-stainer, dealer and chapman, March 21, and April
27, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. I lope, Copulall-court,

Thrognsorton-street. .
Robert Preistley, of Warren-street, Fitzroy-square, Middlesex,
upholsterer, dealer and chapman, March 20, X 7, and April V 7,
at eleven, at Guildhall. A.turney, Mr. Steventon, Percy-street,
Tottenham-court-read.
John Sheffield, of Green-street, parish of St. Michael, Bath, So-
merset, carver and gilder, March 20, April 3, and 27, at one,
atGuildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Chewley, No. 40, Great
Pulteney-street, Golden•aquare.
David Havard, of C:.rnianhen, innkeeper, dealer and chapman,
April 2,3, and 27, at eleven, at the Talbot- Inn, Carmarthen.
Attornies, Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbot, New Inn,

London ; or Mr. Robert Middleton Williams, Carmanken.
Richard Tongue, of New Malton, Yorkshire, hawker, dealer
and Chapman, March 90, at three, March 91, and April 27, at
eleven, at the Blacksmith's Arms Inn, Scarborough. Attar:

nies, Air. Henry Brearey, Scarborough; or Messrs. Sykes and
Knots les, New Inn, London.
Richard Camidge, of Filey, Yorkildre,taylor and draper, March
SO, at three, 11/411rch 31, and April 27, at 11, at tie Black-
smiles Arms, Scarborough. Attorules as above.
John Joseph, of Cornwall .row, and of Curt Ws Halfpenny-hatch,
Lambeth, Surrey, iron founder, dealer and chapman, March
20,27, at eleven, and April 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Marks, anSPearse, Old Jewry.
Alex:sutler Maschn:eyer, late residing in Riga, in Rusda, but
no.v of Liecr;),)ll, merchant, March 30, 311 and April 27,
at one, at the GlobeTayern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mews.
Cooper and Lowe, Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane,
London ; or Mears. Crump and Lodge, or Messrs. Urred

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and l3aiaes, Liverpool.
Henry Shroud, of Tooley-street, Southwark, and late of Skinner-
street, Bishop sate, Middlesex, victualler, porkman, dealer
and ehapinan, March 20, April 9, and 27, at 12, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. E. A. Wilde, Warwick• square, Newgate-street.
William Booth, of Whaplore, Lincolnshire, ale and liquor mer-
chant, dealer and chapman, April 2,9, and 27, at ten, at the
Spread Eagle Inn, Lincoln. Attornies, Mr. Cope, of Boston ;
or Mr. Charles Wilion, of Greville•street, Hatton-Garden.
Henry Fra-er, late of Nightingale-Jane, Upper Fast
Middlesex, grocer, March 20, 27, and April 27, at ten, at
Guildhall. Aiturtlios, Messrs. Smith and Henderson, Leman-
street, Goodman's Fields.
DIVIDENDS.

April 6, T. Davies, Round-court, St. Martin's-le-Grand, Int-
-1 ton-seller. March 23, S. Packer, South Lambeth, underwriter.
April I, R. Smith, Minories, linen-draper. April 6, E. and J.
Taylor, Clapham, builders. April 6, T. Watford, York-street,
Rotherhithe, victualler. March 20, T. Caithness, New Bond.
street, watch-maker. April 5, J. Aldridge, Reading, grocer
April 13, J. Sharpe, Stockton, Durham, linen-draper. April 13,
T. Porter, jun. Cos./diem, Wilts, clothier. April 13, J. Sidford,
Colne, Wilts, auctioneer. April 19, S. and.J. Baines, Bradford,
Wilts, bakers. April 12, Ebenesar Brown, Bradford, Wilts,
clothier. April 8, L. Corber, Cheltenham, shopkeel•cr. April 10,
P. Maciaren, Edgware-road, iron-founder.

Box:N.G.—Molineaux the Black, it seems, after many
professions to tight, has engaged in a match with
Carter, to take place according to the old system,
without protracted training—that is to say, in a fort-
night. Carter, it will be recollected, .has recently
been beat by Power, who now stands first on the Het,
in the absence of those who have relinquished fight-
ing ; and Power once fought Molineaux, and had the
best of a casual tura—uls with him; but such having
been for the empty title of honour, it was made a draw.
This match is to be for a subscription purse of 100
guineas, and it originated in Carter having put on
the gloves with the sable pugilist at Oxford.—Moli.
neaux is much the favourite.

An extensive gang of forgers have recently been
discovered, including men who have kept their car-
riages
and country-houses, broken tradesmen, and
old and experienced thieves. The artifices used by
this associated band have, in numerous instances, suc-
ceeded in defrauding Bankers, &c. by forged cheques,
of considerable sums of money. One of the party is
in custody.
MANSION Housz.--Monday Hasnah Nurse" was charged
with tendering a fictitious note fur .I's, to Mr. Bramwell, straw-
hat maker, in Bishopsgate-street. Mr. Bramwell stated, that
the girl having :elected a Irat gave hint a note, which he disco-
vered to be one of the Fleet notes. He told her it was a bad
one ; upon which she said she had another, and produced ano-
ther of the sante description. A cons able was sent for, when
she stated, that on Saturday morning, while passing through
Newgare-streer, a man asked ber to take something to drink with
him ; when she accompanied h m into the Magpie and Stump,
and while sitting there lie asked her if she bad any money ? and
on her answering in the affirmative, he asked her if she had
• change for a £5 -ore ? whed he produced a note, arid begged her
to give him change; she then produced her little store, amoun-
ting to ,F.!B in silver, and a Lt note, which she had saved in servi-
tude;and upon beginning to count it, he gave her another £5
note, and took all her money except Is. after which he went
away. 'lbis story not being credited she was taken to the
Compter. It appeared, hoWever, the story was correct, as on
Sunday the first person site saw was the very man whO had given
her the notes, a circumstance which she instantly intimated to
the gaoler, and it then turned out that this man had been appre.
hended for disorderly conduct the night before ; his name is T.
Buckle ; and the evidence of the girl having been supportectly
other testimony, he was yesterday fully committed for trial.—
The girl only left the servitude of a tradesman, in Fleet-street,
the Thursday before, and could neither read nor write.
Ixoutyr.—An Inquest was held yesterday, at the Crown,
Clerkenwell-green, on the body of a child taken out of the New
River, with a brick tied in a handkerchief round it ; when it ap-
peared, that among the people who came to view it when it was
lot taken out was the landlady of the house, No. 16, in North-
ampton-street, who stated, that it was the child of a Mrs. Evans,
who lately lodged with her. That on the 25th of February Mrs.
Evans took it out, under pretence of placing it in Pancras work-
house • on her return she stated, neat she had left it with the
parish beadle ; and that, on the lollqwing Tuesday she went to
live servant with a tradesman in Paternoster-row. In conse-
quence this woman was taken to Hatton Garden Office, where
she stated that she had left the child with a man at Brompton,
but could give no account of who or what be was. The landlady
of the house above-mentioned deposed to the dress the child had'

on, when found, being the same :with that it bad on the evening
the mother took it out ; and another woman, who was present at
its birth, identified It f. om some particular marks on its body. She
was, therefore, committed to the House of Correction for re-ex-
amination, to which she was escorted by several officers, two of
whom preceded her with drawn cutlasses, to protect her from
the fury of an enngdd populace, who appeared justly incensed
again►t her. The Coroner's Jury was adjourned till "ibursilay.
The child was about four years old.

MIS

• DIED.
At Motto*, on di 27th ult. Captain lantesDeaeon, of the
Royal Navy.
At Jersey. on Priday the Bth- instant, after a short Illness,
Ensign C. Campbell, of the 2d battalion 96th Regiment, aged ta,
Whose loss is univeraally laniented by his brother officers.

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