Star.
London, England, 1811-11-20 00:00:00

NOVEMBER I'B, 1811.

The Queen has been pleased to appoint Sir Henry
Half Ord, Bart. to be one of the Physicians in Ordi.
n.try to his Majesty, and he took the usual oath. ac-
cordingly.
Dr. IClatthew Baillie took the oath as one ofthe
Physicians Extraordinary to the King.
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, NOVEMBER IS.

Vice• Admiral Otway has transmitted to John W.
Croker, Esq. a letter from Capta;st Ramage, of
Ms Majesty's sloop the Cherokee, giving an account
of his having. on the 9th 'of last mouth, captured a
Danish cutter privateer. of two guns and 20 men,
out three days from Bergen without making any
capture.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS. -
W4n-08FICE, 90V. 19.
!total Regiment of Horse Guards—Edward Hill, Gent. to be
Cornet, by purchase, vice Lewes, who retires.
ith Regiment of Dragoon Guards—George Spence, Gat to be
Cornet, without purchase.
Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Lewis Gasqutt to be Lieute-
nant, without purchase, vice Eckersley, promote.!; Gentleman
Cadet William Henry Watson, from the Royal Military Col-
lege, to be. Cornet, vice Gasquet.
geth Regiment of I.ight Dragoons—Licutrnant lemon Clarke to
be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Morgan, who retires.
94th Ditto—Cornet John Angati, prom the 22c1 Light Dragoons,
to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cavendish, promoted in

the toad Foot.
nth Regiment pf utenant Bernard Clarke, from the 24
Gardemlattallon, to be Lieutenant, vice Gartlincr, who ex-

changes.
95th Ditto—Ensign and Adjutant Keens to have the rank
of Lleurenanr. _ _ .

17th Ditto—i.ieutrnant Francis 13ignaU to be Captain of a Ceti-
pony, without purchase, vice Kell, promoted in the 79d Foot ;
Ens ,gn John IJutis to b.: Lieutenant, vice Digital' ; Yo.unteer
George Latham to be Ensign, without purthase' vice Arm-
strong, promoted; Andrew Gardner, Gent. to be Ensign, wee
Doris.

58th Di.t&—EdwardEmbury Hilt, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Hutton, Who resigns.'
124 Ditto--I,nbign Thomas Henry Furquand to be Lieutesanr,
without purchaw, vice Dillon, promoted.
Seth Ditio—Ensign Wiriam John Laws to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Leake, promoted In the 634 Foot; kdward
Brain, Gent. to be Buslgn, without purchase, vice Laws.
17th Ditto—linsigu George Wellingst from the 724 Foot, to be
Lieutenant, by purchabe, vice Hutchinson, promoted in the
75th Foot.
60th Ditto—Wilramliatteley, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Webbe, superseded ; Frederic Bating, Gent. to be
ditto, vice Irgersloben, promoted.
204th Ditto--l'aptain Jacob William Roger', from the lit Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Chris-
tian, appointed to the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion; Lnsign
George,Cread,•from the Royal Staff Corps, to be Lieutenant;
without purchase.
le,orl Staff Corps—Thomas Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, with.,
out purchase, vice Longmore, promoted; Prawn, Gent.
to be ditto, vice Tait, promoted ; Lieutenant N. Thomas Hill
to be Adjdtant, vice Lanea.t. r, promoted In the BSth Foot.
*4 Wc:t India Regiment—Ensicu F. W. Small to be Lieutenant,
vice foster, deceaied ; Serjeanc -- Gough, float the 7th
Foot, to be Ensign, vice Small.
Cey:un Regiment—George Minter, Gent. to be Second Lieu-
tenant, without purcliaqt, vice De Pons, promoted.
Watteville's Regiment-Ensiga David Duval to be Lieutenant,
. .

without purcSage.
Valli. Light Infantry Volunteers—Thomas Stopford, Cent. to be
Xnbign, without purcluste, vice Robinson, whose appolutmeut
has been cancelled.

Royal Waggon 'rrain—Cornet George Raynes to be Lieutenant,
vice Johnstone, dece.tsed.
fd Garrison Battalion—Lieutenant Arthur Gardiner, from the
Bth Foot, to be Lientenant, vice Clarke, who exchanges.
let Royal Veteran Bottalon—Captain Thomas Chri-tiara, from
the 104111 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Rogers, ap-
poin.. 1 to the loth Foot.
4th Ditto,-Quarter•Matter John Chlterrn, frtnn the 10th Foot,
to be Ensign., vies Taggart, promoted.
sth Di tto—.:trjesnt George 1146Calloch- to be Ensign.

WASPITAL STAFF.

'Thomas Wright. M.D. to be Physician to the Fortes.
To be Hospital-Mates for General strvice
Joseph William Gul:ifcr, Samuel Jeyes, Alexanderiobson, and
John Lonstlatc, Gents.

MEMORANDUM.
Ensign Klofverskeld, of tin 60th Foot; is superseded, being ab-
sent without leave.
Commission in ihe following Regiment of Local
tlilitia; signed by His Royal Hi hues the Pr:nce
Regent, in the name alp the-behalf of His
td:iji!sty.
Wm. howlrd, G.rt. to be Acljutirt to the Mb (or East Osiord)
Regiinc:lt of Luca! Dated October 24, IMO.
Commissions in the Royal North Lincoln
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
d Lincoln.
Dernis Fairchill, Cent. mile Liruten4nt ; Thomas Young, Gent.
to be Fosign. Dated N0v.13,1811.
Commission in the Dorsetshire Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
Lieutenant Thomas Herlock Bastard to be Captain, vice Grosve.
nor, resigned.
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
Cow4ty of lien ford. _ _

Xd•sard Evans, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Seiqk en.
be: 13, 1811.
Commis,ions in the South -Hants Regiment of Mili-
tia,signe4 by the Lord Lieutenant of the County

. _
of Hants.
Thomas st'.p rd, and Joseph Foote, Gents. to be Ensigns,

- Dated Oct-ober 24, Ixll.
Commissions signed by, the Lord Lieutenant of the
C,unty of Gloucester.
Royll West .atttalion of Local 'Militia.
Charles Ertr.ro, Lig. to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated ATIZUSt

14 181 I.
AS; ens, Gen% to be Ens;gu. Dated as above.
.• Royal Elam Battalion of Local Militia.
lienry_Stuitit, Grp:'. to be Lieutenant. Dated August vu, 1311.4
John Dyer, Gent. to be ditto, vice Ikeynell. Dated Angust $l,
1813.
William Jackson, 9ent. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 27, 1811.
GrumbaW's Ash Volunteer Yeomanry Cavalry.

John illagdm Hal-, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Laron- re-
signed; and All:i2rn Tanner, Gent. to be Comet, vice kale,
prornencd. Dated January 14,1810.
ravid Taylor, Esq. to ba Surgeon, vies Wickham, resigned.
Dated October 22, 1811.
Royal Gloucester Troop of Yeomanry-Cavalry.
Jahn Mountain, G.fot, to be Lirutrnant, vice Jeres, deceased;
and William Hothatn, Gent, to be Corneh vice Misuutain,
prtano.o4, Daud ri t. 18, 1811.

' Horsley and Tetbury Volunteer infantry. I iIiIfERICAN PAPERS. . I entirely withdrawn Gm th.. Tens. Genes. it Balt,
Major Edward Wi'braliam to be Lieutensa•-Colonel- Commie-
-...:-..—... 1 stems was joined by hi; iuf .ntry on the 23 I, and 4
dant, vice Slorr deceased; Captain H. J. Bierdermen to be' INHUMAN VILLAINY. - ' the Latest accounts was, widi the whole of liist,44 lat
Major, vice Wl;braham, pro:tuned ; and Lieutenant F. G. Among the numerous items that swell the eats- Los B.tinos. He will shortly be reinforced by s;;,.
Bieolt rrean to he Captain, vice li. J. Berderman, promoted. 13,e,tte of British wrongs we have seldom had occasion pout's division, about 3000 strong, v Lich yesteole.
Dated !Amery 19, 1810.' to record one r f equal enermity with the ()Bowing: arrived at Algessr is from Cals.
R ichard Capes, Gent. re Ile Lieutenant. Dated Oct. 22. 1811. i DEci. W P fla , ,
Commission in the Bo
ADATION—I, m. arker, a t've of Roston, i . PRIVA l'E LE I TER.
it C armarthen Re invent of g
s tiled from Norfolk, on the 4th of Jenuery, 1807, in, " Obealtae, Novel.
Militia, signed by the laoreitcrilneant. ' the ship Charles Carter, John Tomkins ni tEer, for "By the I,lst levers firmfirmArtcant. (Maher 2"),
Lewis Evans, jun. Esq. to be Captain, vice it
Hodges, fesigrted,
we learn, t
, London. In consequence of bad treetment, on fry
Valencia wa.s mils ife, and we nor. November I, ISII. •
i arrival in England, I left the vessel and entered on happy to add, that it is not likely to be taken.- BlaLe's
BANKRUPTS. ' board the ship. liorison, Dough .s, for Lima. On at my has augmented t i It*,ooo.nsei, while the force
John Rangeley and George Tetley, both of Gemmel. perish of •
Birstall, Yorkshire. cotton•spinnere and calmannfaeturen, Sunday, Sd April, being, on shore, was pressed and under Sachet has been iiimiaishidg„ by very ems'.
sent on board a tender called the Eiterprise : on as- derable desertions, every day. "Men sufficient to forsa
th ennead. r Nov. 28, Dec. 6, and 31, at eleven, at the New- :
Inn, Bradford. Attornies, Mr. Evans, 97, Hatton-Garden, sterling my citizenship, and referring to the Captain three German tegiments h +ye come Dr.:. ; and in
London; or Messrs. Hailstone and Bentley, Bradford. of the Charles Caster, who had kept my protection consequence of tits dsposition, and the hn tile ,r.
Frederick Bryant, of Holborn, Middlesex, leather-dreiser, lea- in revenge for my having left his vessel—he ovally peerence of Blake; the French Ma•s!ral has gusted
ther-seller, dealer and chapman, November 20, at two, Dec. asserted with an owls that I was an Irishman, and Morviedro, and retired two !eagles to the N.E. Es
4, and SI, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Jones and had assented three several
names. In consequence of army amounts to between It) and 1.7,000 Ina.
Roche, Church-yard, Covent-Garden.
his decleration, a deerar.ce from Mr. Lynum, the Blake 's head-quart: r 3 wet eat Valeticii, but his Lenore.:
Fisher, late of Doncaster, Yorkshire, but nom a prisoner
In York Chile, seedsman, dealer and chapman, Nov. es, 29,American Consul, was of no avail. I was sent on are quartered in all the country round. The herv-st
and December St, at eleven, at the Rein Deer Inn. Doncaster. board the Zeal4nd en Ira ship. I teas then draughted has been scanty, and previeons, therefore, in ale
Anomie,, Messrs. Mason, Doncaster; or Mr. King, Castle- i among others for the Valorous sloop cf war, and sent enemy's camp arc eetrt reely scarce.
street, Holhernil.ondon, teCupenhagen in bhy 1807. On our return, having o The news foam the E ist of Srain, on the whee.
John Etworthy, of Plymouth-Pock, Devon. money-scrivener, I been twice drafted, I was sent to Port:mon:li in the is of a very fl Me: iag kind, and while Lord Wei.
banker, dealer and chspnian. De e. tn, 14, and 31, at eleven, at n_ e orn
the New Crown Hotel, in Plymouth-Dock. Attornies Mr. Banterer 311 thence on board the Royal William, liegten occtip es 60,000 tree on the western frontiers,
Peers, Mr. Bane, or Mr. Bison, Ply:nouth•Dock ;or incases. for the hospital. 0n my recovery.. having been un- the people are tisingeall over tae counts y. In Cats.
Collett, Wimburn, and Collett, Chancey lane, London. well, was put en beard the Narcissus, fur Halifax. lo:ie there are not less tfae 30.000 men in arms
Thomas Kershaw, of Rochdale, I. nershire, flannel-maruracen- but being cast away in the river St. Lawrence, was 4vett in Arragor and Navarre the Outril'as me f,e.
rrr. dealer and chapman, Dec. 3, 10, and 31, at tan, at the sent there inn transpotteand froth thence tol3erniuda tremaly numerous. A Courier carrylng dipatcLea
Spread Eagle Inn, Manchester. Attnrriles, Mr. Kershaw,. to join the Swiß end
sure. On our return after the cruise, to Paris was taken in the of September, !hen''`Rochdale, or Messrs, Blakelock and Makiuson, Serjeant's Inn,. .
Loudon- harm; met Admiral Coffin, I represented to him wry escorted by 200 drageons. offs dispatches snl..ted to
William Gardner, of the Haymarket, Middlesex. victualler, .situation. He observed that he would make the ne- the straits to which the Viceroi Joseph (for such he
dealer and chapman, Nov. 23, 30, and December 31, at twelve, cassary inquiriese,and in the event of my speaking the is) is reduced. He is constantly stationed at atethel.
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'l'. T. Taylor, Fore-street, Crip- with, would effect my Release. He came to Boston, He is seldom heard of; and has ao influence.
plepte. and as I have since learnt, called on my mother. ob- : " The fever has diminished much ihtotighout the
Adolph Leopold Pfeil, of Bittemsgate•str•et-Within, London,
.t lined a certificate of my birth and baptism, and a whole iefected territory, and at Carthagena part/cit.
merchant, and copartner wilt Adrian Van Voerst, of the .
seine place, Mee 26, December 9, and Si, at olikat G011(11141, letter from the Secretary of StAtew at the request of I.rly, I find the number cf deaths has deer:awl—
, Anomie., M . Greeson, Dison, and uvon, Angel- John Q. Adsubs, Fsq. Notvrithstanling which, cn Murcia is comparatively healthy, and in another li rt.
street, Throemortenotreet. his return to Halifax he took no further notice of night hesith nid be in a great measure restate.! to
John Rutland, late of Oldford, fididdlesee, dealer and chapman, mine or the ripresentatien of my ft iends. Sensible the Snatch.
November 23, Dee. 3, an .l 31, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, at last that my freedom was to be obtained in no : .64 Letters from Malta of the beginning t (October
Mr. Serle, Child'splace, Temple-Bar. '
other manner than by desertion, I made the attempt, contain no news. Affairs in Sicily remain in stare qua.
Edward Why, of Bucklersbery, London, warehouseman, Nov.
was taken, tried by a Cow t mat tiel, and sentenced to le P.S. Nov.'.—Since I wrote yesterday nothing of
21, Des. s, and 31, at est, at Oultdhail. Attorney, Mr. M. B.
' Torn, Warnford•rntirt, Throgniorten-street. 500 lashes, 296 of which I received. Three months importance has •come to hand, excepting an account
Josiah Saxon, of Manchester, eoltoo-t wistenerchant, dealer and after deserted again—again tried, and whipped again, that Ballayeros has batten the reer-gu ird of the
chapman, Dec. 2,3, and 31, at ten. at the Poe Tavern, Man- 164 stripes, 250 being the sentence. Went again to enemy. His head-gimlets me at St.Roque."
cheater. Attorney, Messrs. Halstead and Alusworth, Man.. England in the Thistle ; but in crnsequence of her I rxritacr OF A Larrelt YllOll AUSitaIRAS.
cheater; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London.
being destined for America with dispatches, fearing i 14 Tie eater:lye numbers ale not supposed to have
James Ward, bite of Church-street, Spitalfields, Aliddit sex, ma- atratn my desertion, I was sent on board the Rot al been shalt of 1.40 O;) men, of waom 10u0 were carat-
rufaeturer, Nov. 26, Dec. 7, rid 31, at ten, at Guilithrill. At.
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telies, Mess. Highmore and Young, Bush-lane, Cannon-street. William, and from her on board the Shamtock boand ry. A Termer befoie four in the afternoon of the
Josepte Coffin, of Merthyr Tydvill, Glamorganshire, tanner, Dee. to Portugal—was cast away off
.St. Mary's; sent to 16th instant, General Seaicle's division appeared 0:5
IN, at two, 19, and 31, at ten, at the Crown Inn, Merthyr Lisbon, and put on board the Barfieur. 1 here made the heights of Los Iliturdos, and his dragoons drove
Tydvil. Attornies, Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New a third, • last, and thank GOD, successful attempt at before them the Patriots, who fell back through 'he
Inn, London; or Mr. Meyrick, erthyr Tydvil. desertion. (Signed) streets of Algeciras on the Teritoroad. Upon this
Josiah Heelis, Richard Isherwood, and Richard Gregore, of 80l- [From the Aurora of October 15.] WM. PARKER. occasion a few of them entered the town, and rode
ton-le-Moors, Lancashire, corn-dealers, Dec. 9, at 9ve, 10, and
• about the streets, but were guilty of no violence, and
et, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Attornies, Mr. Gas•
*ell. Bolton le-Moors ;or Messrs. Shepherd, Adlington, and FRENCH PAPERS. at half-past four rejoined their General, and all of
Gregory, Bedford-row, London. them shortly atter got out of sight. This was the
John Shirley, of St. John, Bedwardine, Worcester, wool-stapler, COLOGNE, NOVEMBER 1. only time that any of the enemy entered the town ;
Dec. 11,12, and SI, at twelve, at the Unicorn Inn, Worcester. On the 4th instant, his Majesty the Emperor and for although on the followhig days some ot their
Attornies, Mr. G. Hill, Broad-street, Worcester; er Mr. C. King reviewed, at Dusseldorf, the troops of the troops were seen hovering about the environs, neat
Becke, Bream's-buildings, Chancery-lane. Grand Duchy, and the horse and foot artillery which iof them went in. All the letters received from the
James Gaskill, just
has been raised in that country. Jackson Gaskilt, and John Clementson, of the MI-
nodes, London, merchants, Nov. es, 30, and Dec. 31, at! eastern coast re feat the repot t of Suchet's repulse
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Marion, Newington. On the same day, their Majesties assisted at a fete :from before Murviedro. A Spanish Clergyman,
Butte given in that city. ; lately arrived in this garrison, states, that on ti.e 4eft
John Green, of Dehpling, Kent, farmer, Nov. 53, 30, and Dec. On the sth, their Majesties left Dusseldorf, and I instant lie saw the Sd army cf Baz I, and that it was
si, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies Mr. tones, Millman-place, arrived at Cologne at one in the afternoon. His Ma- i,.• to march for A; 1. Letters • prepaiteg 1140.A.X. to•mSicily
Bedford-row, London; or Mr. Mares,' Maidstone, Kent. jesty reviewed the different regiments of cavalr y. of *thelith September, state, heather Sicitien Isl:..
James Clark, of Alie-st reet, Goodman's-nelds, carver and gilder, In the evening he received the Civil and Military . jests.' had been excessively ill, but was, at the date of
Nov. 23, 311,44nd Dec. 31, at eleven. at Guildhall. Attornies,
Authorities. .The ladies of the city and the depart- -the -letters, considered out of danger."
Messrs. Robinson -and Hine, Charter-House-square.
m... had the honour of being presented to her I Au/
William Dew, .of Ofd-street-road, Shoreditch, tallow-chandler, meat RA (KINGDOM OF VALENCIA). OCTOBER 4.
N0v.26, c. 9, and 31, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Majesty. I The enemy have been repulsed wish great loss, need
Jesseolornivars Inn, Holborn. To-day, at eight is the morning, his Majesty set i have even lett behind the ladders with which th y
Thomas Tattersall, of Manchester, grocer, Dee. 4,5, and 31, at out to review the different divisions of cavalry. his gave the second aessult to Murviedrq. Since f 'ay
two, at she Star, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Thomas Majesty was to return at six o'clock. I entered this country, their numbers /lave been rolto
Redhead and Drother,lvlanchester; or Mess. Milne and Parry, SPEECH OS THE aIAYOR OF COLOGNE TO 1115 MAJESTY ced by 900 men. They came within one league aeil
Pereple, London.
• THE EMPEROR. an half of Valencia; and we have the best founded
'Henry Fry, of Pcdford-place, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, money- _, ~.. ... . . . .. .
scrivener,' Nov. eS, Dec. 3, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall. At- " hire—emir impertai majesty appears f r the hopes that the third attack will prove as fruitless as
torney, Mr. Witby, Buckingblm-street, Strand. second time within the walls of your good town of I the termer ones. A combats:4 plan,—considerable
Richard Duneter, of fen-court, Fenchurch-street, London, WI. *Cologne. For the see‘aid time I have the honour of ; f rceo—excellent dispositions tif tee IT tops • Patriotsderwriter, Nov. 43, se, .t twelve, and Dec. 31, at eleven, at transmitting the keys to the first Monarch in the iwlio long to engage, and to dip o.eir hands in the
Guiklhall.• Attorney, Mr. Humphreys, Tokenhense• yard. Universe. I came, Sire, to lay at your feet, the pure t blood of the atrocious Vandals,—and, above all, tl2.
Samuel Simonds, of Iten.COW, Spitalfields, Middlesex, elms*
I preced.nted energy, premise us fiatteting results.
homage elf respect and love of all the inhabitants..-e.
merchant, -Nov, 93, se. 7,• and 31, at twelve, at Guildhall. •
veign to receive it with that same regards of goodness
Attorney, Mr. Bennett, New Inn-buildings. Wych-street, VALENCIA, SEPTEMBER an .
Drury-Lane, as those which rendered it so happy seven years ago. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.—The Superior Board qi
Nanny Haytion, of Kong-street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, milliner, —Deign, Sire, to fulfil our most ardebt wishes, by this Kingdom, convened and met in extras)* dietary
Guildhall. Attornies, prolonging your stay."
Nov. 23, 30, and Dec. 31, at eleven, at sitting, at two o'clock this morning,—in consequeoce
Mews. Blake and Son, Cook's-court, Carey-stree, and Cle-
CHERBOURG, Nocrosst sp. of a verbal tnessage which his Licelletcy Juaquin
meat's Inn.
John Whitehead, of Morate4treet, Shoreditch, Middlesex, baker, Yesterday we saw enter the privateer Epervier, Blake, Commander in Chief ot the tecand and third
Nov. V, Dec..l, and 31, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, belonging to this port, with the English packet-boat armies, has sent them by Brigadier 1). Joaquin is
Mr. Taylor, 011-street-road. Lord Chesterfield, which was proceeding from Wey: Cea, sub-inspector of the cavalry of this array, who
DIVIDENDS. mouth to Gucrasey. This packet-boat had a crew has travelled with all possible speed,—make it known
Doe. le. 1. Gregory Ashley. molt zestemereace, Conunerelal- of 13 men, and wes armed with ix cannons. 'There to the public, that his ersellency, after most mature
road, merchant, at oee, et Gnildhall.—Dee. 24. ht, Smith and were 14 passengers on board. deliberation, has deemed it expedient to tell back,
co. Great Winchever-,treet, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. with the whole army, upon this capital, lediing in the
Dec. 10. T. Crickatore,, Skinner-street, pewterer, at ten, at PARIS, NOVEMBER 7.
.field the cavalry, anJ such part of the infantry as he
may th;nk necessery; Geattral Blake taking upon
Gellalhall.—Kov. 26. G. lienzell, Little East Cheap, enderwriter, On the Ist instant, his Majesty reviewed and me-
at eleven, at Guildhall.—Nov. 23. P. Favene, Wiecliester-street,
himself tee d. fenate or this city, in pets in, as hes bete
nceuvred the troops who compose the gartisen of
Old Broad-street, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.—Dec. 10. C. Wesel ;he afterwards visited the great works erect-
ana N. Homey, Newgate-street, linen-drapers, at twelve, at Guild-stated to the Bated by the above-
be suh-in. pee.
ball.--Dee. 10. J. Anstead and W. Priekett, Old South Sea Jimmie, ed, and gave orders fur new ones. tar. .And that the public may not be surprised at this
merchants, at trees, at Guildhall.—Dee. 13. C.Wright, Wolver-
hampton, malttter, at eleven, at the Jerningham Arms, in Shif- GIBRALTAR HALL. . di-position, u hich is to be carried into effect this very.
nal], Salop.-Dee. 14. W. Percival, Oxford-street, linen draper, morning, and erroneously suppose it the consequence
at twelve, at Guildhall.—Dec. 17. R. Winter, White Lion-street, ot a defeat, the B. ard hasten to make it known by
islingtan, factor, at ten, at Guildhall.—Dee. 10. S. Sanders, Ab- GIBRALTAR, OC I'OBER 26.
these presents.
church-hue vintner at eleven, at Guildhall.—Dee. 19. H. J. and
J. Emmett, 'Gerrard:street, Soho, taylors, at ten, at Guildhan.— xhe,French troops under General Godinnt, aban-
- MESSINA, SEPTEMBER 4.
demed the heights of St. Roque early in the morninu
. . . f.' i tonThein Bfaoreusrepe, vtis,,,,c,nam-tno.,sinmesi, Ora do Bellantonio, An.
Nov. 26. J. Holland, Cheapside, haberdasher, at eleven, at Guild.
hill.—Dec. 13. J. Harrison, Stoke-upon-Trent, potter, at twelve, of the ,slst inst. and retired with the utmost precips-
who had been confined in
at the Crown Inn, in Stone.—Dec. 10. T. Laycock, Minorite', , tatiora by the Ximena road. Nothing positive
n
correspondencebwr iotl:dtenreofenem
slopsell r, at twelve, at Guihtlialh—Nov. 26. W. Watson, Great I known as yet respecting the motives of this hasty !
Cambtidgesetreet, Hackney-mad, builder, at one, at Guildhall.'
Y Lieutenant-Generalir Calabria,hevebieaeitn.
:retreat, Which was the less expected, as the enemy I set at library,
Jan. 7. W.Httchin, Sr. Peter's-hill, Doctors Commons, whalebone .
merchant sat one, at Guildhall.—Dec.7. J. Fenton and G Moore, .
I had been very busy in the preceding days in build-
. land, mills return to Palermo. These have been set
i a...!!shot,:y, not Dee ruse sufficient roof as most them was
Rotherlbitheestreet, Rotherhithe, smiths, at 1, at Guldhall.—Dec. 1 ingliuts in their position, and thus .appeared to bes ,,
20, J. Whittle, Liverpool, Levu, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, preparing for the rainy season. But whatever those se
-amnig; but because the Genet al would Tie [Cott -one
isi LiverpeoL—Dee. 10. W. Strong, Bath, saddler, at twelve, at motives might have been, General Ballestercs, over 1
' to death, immediately after having assumed tee cent.
the Commercial Coffee•room, BristoL—Dee. 12. W. C. Shepherd,
mold of the British Army, four pet sins woo had
alert, and now happy in the prospect of being able to
Nottingham, iron merchant, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, in
been arrested by the authority of his predecessor,
Nottingham—Dee. 11.'1'. G. clay, Coventry, ribbon manufac- harass a division whose decided superiority had net.
wrote departure prevented Lis final investigate)
turer, at noon, at the Craven's Arms Hotel, in Coventry.—lerc. dcred it impossible for him to meet it in the field, int- , .
14. J. Hogg, Freeman's-lane, St. John, Southwark, carpenter, at , rreciately set out in pursuit of it, and leev.ne his in-
ffence.—rie a of
avails himself of this oppertunity
eleven, at Guildball.—Dec. 14. R. Watson, Friday-street, mer-
to do an act of clemency, which will n t, hoe ever.
their 0
Ifantly at St. Roque, which exhibited the niost me-
chant, at ten, at Guildhall.
lencholy scene of devasiation, marched on Woh Lie
CERTIFICATES, DECEMBER le.
to put An end to that syttem of eltionage and treachery
be repeated. He us resolved to make every exertion
cavalry and light troops, and on the next moreieg
G. Hodgetts, Birmingham,button-maker.— Builder,. Bell- I overtook at X mena the enemy's rear guard. It
volies
of which has for Sli lopg a time, cad in so notorious a
manner, been practised by di-intentioned persons,
to!, woollen-draperC. Harrison Li verpool, N.S.merchant.—J. Hum- .
consisted of three battalions and ten cora'
ble, Fellir.g,Dernam,rn-rchant.—R. Downes, Long-Acre, watch- consisted
the enemies of the Sicilian people end of the
Mak. r.—J. Coates, Perk-lane, Piccadilly, taylor.—T. Bartlett Voltigeurs. Unawed, however, by such numbers,
E nglish. He is determined to watch se ithattention
and B. West, Wandsworth, calico-printers.—T. Saul, Manchester, General B. speedily charged them, thus commeaciog
proceedings ot all such persons, and to briog be.
wooistapler.—R. Hughes, Poultry, goldsmith.—M. Hicks, Ilene a series
of actions, which lasted from day-break till
fore a CO‘DICllof War, without delay, all thou, be-
Bond-otreet, milliner.—J. Downie, Limehouse, merchant. the
four in the afternoin, and the acetic of which variacr
ever they may be, who shall be upend to hold come
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, ' at every step from Xirrrenes to the environs of Überque.
J. Owen and W. Home, Cheapside, warehousemen.-A. L.... His own loss was trifling—not so that of the enemy, se, w
municanon with the enemy, and thus endanger at
once e Britishtohfetitis c (niAncrnil I,yintaun and
mt this islanddiatel ;
b:
pdwtia
ex.-
Hutch" and M. Winn.' JermY'n-sn'eti milliners.—l. Chamber-I' ho had agood many men killed or wounded, al-
lain and J. Chamberlain, Ilasinghall-street, Blackwell-Hail fac- '
bleachera.--R. a 11 tlest n-
tors.-- J. Heaps and S. Ellis, Kent-road, ' ;Icsttgli very ew taken, as the resentment excited the
cation. It is hoped that this salutary notice will have
C. save], and G. Alfred, Rotherham, Y orkshire. wine-merchants. clay before, by the sight of the devastated town of St.
the full effect of putting an end to so great .-11 elf do
W. Atkinson and Co. I.e.ds, flock-dealers.--E. Levi/rove teed Roque, had not yet had time to tOOl. I)llring this
and which has so long existed as that Lf which we
S. Chard, Iteadlntonnilliners.—W. Hancock and Co. Eseter, contest, the remaindir of the troops continued their
teather-dresserso-T. Paytlivras and C. ef New. Ikatkorresa,, retreat, and It has since been assorted that they bateehinitats, a
have spoken.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SILVIR TOKENS.—As we hare understood that large quanti.
ties of Shilling and Sixpenny Sliver Tokens have of late been
Issued by private individuals in different Counties, and parti-
cularly in the City of Bristol and its neighbourhood, purporting
to be issued by " Royal Licence," we have thought it desirable
to Inquire into this circumstance; and we are enabled astatri-
tativel,y to state, that there has been no Royal Licence nor per-
mission whatever granted or given for the issuing of any such
Tokens. We are further enabled to state, that an inquiry
having been Made at one of the places from which some of
these Tokens were issued—" wbat was meant by the Royal
Licence ?" the answer given was, that it only meant the licence
which all manufacturers of silver are by law obliged to take out
Persons therefore to whom such Tokens are offered should be.
upon their guard, and aware, that they have no security what-
ever for the return of the difference between their nominal and
real value.