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John Lowinan, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
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. anchors), or of the Yiertedifiebfllee (two aviator; crossed Sal- Dated as above. • Sardrday, Tem* Tosegsynran amvictea of betaking SaterdaY kr. add Moly Rekss gs. Mary jiff ip.
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thirewise), or of the Travispertrollie'torie :mentor and one cannonatlif elVering the dwelliag-house of J. Brookes, and =Ad Daze:, Critiiiii A‘ata, T. limner, and Af .
crossed Saltier-wi:e), as tbe ease may be, respectively sorra/ended Commission in the Aberdeenshire Militia, signed by
Cerra*, were broil& to Bow-street, tinier the 1,I.I:Iv-
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Lake Mated, that he went, accompanied li.:
with Laurel. . the Lord Lieutenant. R. stealing a gold ring, his property.-Death.
And Also that thnse Post-Captains who may be Commissioners Andrew4Pattnn, Esq. to be Second Major. -Dated September 1, .R. Griffin Was indicted for the-murder of Anne, his
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of rhe Navy, Viettialling, or Crampon service, but from their 1810; • wife, by cutting her throat. -- Go Act.
seniority have not been pawed over, shall continue to wear the BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. E. Watkins, a hair-dresser, deposed, that on the
Uniform of their rank without iny deviation whatever. Nov. 17. John Morgan, of the Green Man and Still, Coppice-
ptcm , about twelve the prisoners Robinson, where, hi
Their Lordship* hereby give notice thereof in order that the row, Clerkenwell, Middlesex. victualler, dealer and chapman, sth of Se her, o'clock, he heard a a room tits the er ..
Captains abovementioned may conform thereto. 3. BARROW. at ten, at Guildhall. cry of " Murder!" Witness proceeded towards On, Holm, be SAW Mary Robinson take an hist'. ;ince lii•.:t
Sept. 25. John Wyatt, of Mitre-court, Ahigate, London, whole- slow-street, Saffron-hill, from whence the cry issued, Allen, who held a paper pros by „.itm., i
MILITARY PROMOTIONS. sale stationer, dealer and chapman, at 'en, at Guildhall. and met a watchman, who accompanied him to No. marked A. with certain numbers and sums. AI
WAR OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 21-. Sept. 25. James Hampton, of Woolwich, Kent, upholsterer, bro-
.5 I they went up stairs, where they saw a woman at the same tirhe desired Mary Robinson t .1
5d Regiment of Life Ottards-Lieutenant Wm. Moreton, from her, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. I put d• 1
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the Ilb Light Dragoons, to Le Lieutenant, vice Berger, Who Nov. 10. Joseph Saunders, of Watling-street, London, and of lying on a bed, the foot of which was covered with Nos. 1600 and 100, for five guineas each ;on„h ~
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Canonhury-lane, !dingo., Middlesex, warehouseman, dealer blood. Saw the prisoner's brother in the room, who witness seized the paper, and others With Sr. ~,r
exchanges. .
• 2d kegiment of Dragoorts-Serjeant Wm. Citaldwick to be Coe. and chamnan, at ten, at Guildhall. accompanied the witness to Mr. Skinner, a surgeon. marks. The noise which this occa ; ei k
net, without eurchats. Nov. 5. Thomas Philipps now or late of Milford, Pembroke- s.or, . own, tie
Mr. S. having examined the wound, said it was a Robinson into the room, from his work as a slur:
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Genet Frederck Rots to be shire, and of the Old dity Cha bers I ondon John Philitros.
terrible cut. Witness then met die watchman coming maker, at the top of the house ; when, ia reelv LO g
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Crawfurd, promoted. and John Philipps, also now 61 late of the' Old Chambers,
13th Ditto-Lieutenant George S. Berger, -from the ad Regi- merchants, and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. up Saffron-hill, With the prisoner, on their way to question from the witness, he stated liimelf if. is... the
New Prison, ClerkenweU; at the door of which Griffin master of the house ; and on being
mem of Life Guards, to be Lieutettant, vice Moreton, who BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
exchanges; said, he hoped she would be dead in the morning. was a prisoner, he snatched at a poker to deli-tidbits'.
Richard Pearson, of Tenterden, Kent, draper and taylon,
14th Ditto-George Newman Cowan, Gent. to be Cornet with- R Winterton, a watchman, confirmed the above self, but was prevented by his wite. Ail the other
out purchase, vice Impey resigned. BANKRUPTS.
evidence, and stated, that he looked in vain to find • prisoners were round a table, lie 11.41 no doubt, ror
53d Ditto-Thomas Pester, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, John Thacker, now or late of Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, bran-
the instrument, and then went in pursuit of the pri- the purpose of illegal incur race. Riv,•tt coral:Tried
vice Spooner, promoted.
this testimony. Robinson, who staiea himself' to be
dy-merchant, dealer and chapneue to surrender September 29,
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards-John Harcourt,Powell,
a master shoemaker, said, be hid lived 2./ ears in
at ten, October 6, at eleven, and November 3, at ten, at Guild. • toner, whom he soon saw, sprung his rattle, and
- Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lascelits, promoted. ball, London. Attorney, Mr. Haynes, Fenchurch-street. ' called out " stop him," on which a man knocked
Sd Regiment of Foot Guards-Edward Brydges Fairfield, Gent.
Thomas Armies, 6f Fenchurch-street, London,
him down and 'secured him. Witness said to him the house, and denied any attempt ta.strile the oth.
- ' Ensign, by purchase, vice Lord C. Townshend, pro- and chapman (but now a prisoner hi the Mars jeweller, dealer
halsea,) Sept. 25, e e
eel's. The rest of the prisoners made trill'
meted. October 6, and N0v...9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, " now could you do such a rash act e To which
fir being folind on the premises, and denied
ii•g excuses
et,. . oenent of Foot-Ensign Charles Mackintosh to be Lieu- Messrs. Jones and Roche, Covent-Garden Church-yard. the prisoner replied, " For what I have done I shall
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tenant, witbput purchase, vice Lonsdale, who resigns; James John Fenn Bethell, of Wells-nreet, Hackney, Middlesex, baker be hanged-if she is dead I shall die happy." He knowledge of whet was goine forward.-Mr Ileum
• white,Gent mire Engle, vice Mackintosh. is
September 29, October 6, and Nov. 3, at eleven, at Guildhall: • said the same at' the watch house. e
argued at some length in their beliell, when W. and
14th Ditto-Quarter Master Serjeant William Hzeels, to be Attorney, Mr. John Kenrick, No. 20, Hatfield-street, Christ- • -.,-
Quarter Master, vice Brown, deceased.; si • Church, Surrey. i wm. Faulkner, a carpenter, deposed, that he went Mary Robinson were committed as rogues and eAg„
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to the prisoner's lodging, said saw the woman on bande, till next Middlesex Sessions, and Mary Allen
. 16th Ditto--:Lieutenant John Smith, frees the 44th Postplo be John Haywood, of Wood-street, Cheapside, London, wholesale the
• Lieutenant, vice Pearce, who exchanges. woollen-draper, dealer and chapman, September ‘-'9, October 6, bed with her throat cut. Mr. Skinner examined the for seven days, and the rest were discharged.
10th Ditto-Hospital Mite William M•Donnell to be Assistant- and Nov. S, at ten, atGuildhell- A•torney, Mr. Joseph Smith, wound, and said ht could do nothing further. Wit- • William and /Anne° Hamilton V ere charged with
Snrgeor. vice Leath, inquired in the 4th Ceylon Regiment; No. 56, DersetestreA Salisbury-square, Fleet-street. ness asked herwho had done it• '
Ditto-CaptainHospital Mate Richard Hooper to be Assistant-Surgeon. Richard Kennett, of Cheapi
ide, LOntion, hatter, September 29, , the Doctor said he stealing a case of instruments, and other trilling ant-
12dDitto-Captain John Moir, front the 73d Foot, to be Cap- October 6, and Nov. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. was sure she could not make any answer. Witness Iles, front 11. Michell, dentist, of Wyclostreet. The
tale of a Company, vice Smith, who exchanges; Willianiepoll, Harrison, Old City Chambers, Rishopsgate-street. ' then asked her if her husband had done it ; she nod- prisoners came to play nidi the prosecutor's children,
Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vie: G. Jackson, who retires. Francis Everett, of Woolley, parish of Bradford, Wilts, clothier, ded her head twice. He asked her if she was Sure when they took an opportunity of porl,inilig the i ea.
Slit Ditto-Lieutenant James Maxwell to be Captain of a Cont.
October 16, at five. October i 7, and Nov. 3; at eleven, at the her • •
husband had done it ? she again nodded her head petty, which was found on them by a patrole, but
pasty, without purcha-e, vice Stewart, deceased; Ensign How- Greyhound Inn, Lath. Atrornies, Messrs.Sandys, Horton, and .
they were discharged, on their father uncle uk
ard Paterson to be Lieutenant, vieeMartsveu. Rearke, No. 5, Crane-court; Fleet-street, London; or Mr. twice. He then asked her what he had done it with i .
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Recruiting 37th Ditto-Lieutenant Henry H. Becher, from the
Nicholas Peter Phene, Melksham, Wilts. • and she pointed to the foot of the bed, where they take better care of them.
Staff, to be Lieutenant, vice Lynch, who exchanges. Thomas Lewis, of Cushion-court, Broad-street, London, whole- saw a razor ; there was blood and the name of Grit. Twenty-two unfortunate f•ma'.es were ht.:mein from
44th Ditto-Lieutenant Bostock Jacob to be Captain. of a Com-
- , 'ale Ironmonger, October 8, at six, October 9, at ten, and Nov. - fin on the handle. Witness holding it before her face Covenogarden watch-house, charged with behaving
party, by purchase, vice BeaUment, who retires; Ensign w. s, 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Mason and Ro- .
thitharat to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jacob; Lieute- gers, Foster-lane, Cheapside. said, gg Mistress, tuns it done with this?" She nodded in a disorderly manner' in St. James's-street. They
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tenant William Pearce, from the 16th Foot, to be Lieutenant, James Alexander Johrsou, of Friar's-street, Blackfriar's Road, her head twice. He once more asked her if she was vere discharged, on their promising to canduct them.
vice Smith, who exchatteiet. Surrey. meiter, S--prember 21, October 6, I:nd Nov. 3, at tens . sure she had not done it herself ? She shook her head- selves with more prepristy in future.
57th Ditto--Lieutenant Wet. Appleton to be Captain of a Com- at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. gilver. Aleh•rsgate street.' He asked her if the prisoner was her husband ? She
party, without purchase, vice Baxter, deceased ; Ens g . i n 1 ho-
George Jarritt of Piccadilly, Middlesex, ham r. Oct 12, at bane Rayner '' S t d fully •ed
teas on ~ ur .y committed
mai (lenses to he Lieutenant, vice Appleton ; Kilner Vs alk•r, two. °emit; 13, it eleven, and Nov. 3, at one, at Gttildhal!.- and appeared sensible fora. quarter
dd d nn e ,of an from Worship-street, liar rill bing Messrs. Comptnn,
• Gent. to be Ensign, vice George. Attornies, Messrs. Rhodes, Co k, and Handley, St. James's- hour after. She endeavoured to speak to Prudence pewterers, in Spitalfields, to almanac was a laboarer,
sots Dirto-Lieutenant Archibald Taylor, from the 82d Foot, to Wa'k, Clerkenwell. Griffin. but was unable, Witness assisted in taking of a quantity of metal.
be Captain of a Company, by purchase. vice Hazen, promoted. Richard Sbaw, of stoke-upon l'rer.r, Staffordshire, merchant, her to the hospiral, but she died at the end of 1-I of-
lid Ditto--Easign Parry Mitchell to be Lieutenant, without dealer and chapman, ()alibi r in. is, and Nov. 3, at twelve, at Thursday afternoon, whilst the rubbish near the
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purchase, vice Gwynne, promoted; John O'Grady, Cent. to the Wh•.-at Sheaf inn, Stoke-open-Trent Attornies, Messrs. o • wall of Cold Bath fields Prison, was carting from
be Ensign, vice Mitchell. Walthall and Ward, Newcastl,•under-Lyne; or Messrs. Price he prisoner, objected to tnat
Here Ml'. A LLP.Y, for t , .
47th Ditto--Peter Hodgson Salkeld, Gent. to be Assistant-Sur- and Willianhs, Lincoln's-Inn, London. . kind of communication of ideas stated by the last '
t!ience two lads, not prisoners, in the presence of
• vice Yates, removed to the 24th Light Dragoons. •• hontat l'aiku., 0. Bt oad-street, London, merchant, September witness. the carters, observed something just above the sir.
To have made it evidence, it ought to have -
Tad Ditto-Captain Haddon Smith, from the 22d Foot, to be 21, October 2, and Nev. 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, face of the rubbish, aid which, as they say, appeared
Captain of a Company, vice Moir. who exchanges Messrs. l'almi 7 , I onilinsons, and Thomson, Copthall.court, been • dieprisoner
in s presence :and. he stated (if his
like a ring, but, on being taken up, proved to he a
14th Ditto--Lieutenant Robert F. Wingate to be Captain of a 11,r•gmorton stmt.. ! memory did not fail him) the case of two persons for •
icey ; very dissimilar in shape to what is used !iv the
Campure, by purchase, vice Bastard, who retires. 'lowa,. Knowles, late of Let;dit, Yorkshire, (but now a prisoner the murder of one Yates, where Judge Rooks had
95th Ilitteie.Lkutenatat Henry Lee to be Captain of annilP.ar • • in kin.. w.-11 paul,) ironmonger, hardwareman, dealer and chap- ruled it so. .. turnkeys in the prison, being in the nature a a ;kelt.
by purehase, viesi Pakenham, promoted in the 7th West mon. man, Occulter 1. 3, and Nov. 3, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. too key, but upon being tried in the locks on the doors
• Reglineat. Anomie% Messrs. Parker and know., Sheffield; or Messrs. ; Baron Woon was clearly of opinion that all kinds
through which Roberts escaped, was fonad to unlock
Path Dike ...Captain Hugh Hamilton to be Major. by purchase, Magnet and-Walter, No. 2, Symond's-Inn, Chancery-lane. ofdeclarations are equally evidence, whether
dying
every door which had been unlocked by Roberts and
, vise Eunice. promoted in the Chasseurs Britanniques lohn Price and 'I home+ Price, of briatol, wine-merchants, : the prisoner be present or not. The Court being of • .
Seth Dinot-C aptain Alexander Alexander. from the Ist Oar- ch :den and chapmen, October 12, 13, and Nov. 3, at twelve ; the same opinion, Mr. A.'s objection was over-ruled. his colleague. It has been pretty well ascertained,
risen Bettalien, to be Captain of a Company, vice Carter, who at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Edward Stephens,that an impression of one of the keys used in the pri-
• Mr. Skinner, a surgeon, found the deceased with a
mbar& 1 Bestol ;or Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, No. 6, King's Bench-bytaken, and sun the turnkey's was
101st Ditto-Lieutenant John Oarvock, from the 72d Fdot, to Walks, Inner- l'emple, London, , complete separation of the wind-pipe, and the wound
, soap, and that the key itself was conveyed into the
be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice E.T.Fite- Richard Heath the younger,. of. the London-Road, Southwark, Ise extensive that he could render no assistance. Had .
"gerald, appointed to the 25th Foot. coach-maker, •'ealer and chapman, Septembsr 25, October lel i not the least doubt but that it was the cause of her risen on the Sunday previous to his escape, uhich
litaysi York Rangers-Ensign William Hunt, from the 2d Garri- and Nov. 3, at twelve, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Smith, ! death. Deceased smelt intolerably strong of liquor. was on the Monday, concealed in a pye, sent in to
eon Battalion, to be Easign, vice Resnick. who excha..ge.. No. 56, Vorset-tareet, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street. another, prisoner. It should be mentioned that
fii Ceylon Regiment-Hospital-Mate Francis Jones to be Antis- John Stork, of High Holborn, Middlesex, dealer in flour. A Wm. Roder House-surgeon at Sr. Bartholomew's
-sue , a., per, the other prisoner, bad broke his way through
• tane Sinnott, /ice Adams, appointed an Assistant-Surgeon on bee 19, at two, October 13, at eleven, and Nov.:,, at one, at Hospital, had no doubt it caused her death.
- • the Staff. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fitzgerald, Leman-street, G;Jod- I
Charles Cooke saw the prisoner at the watch-house, his cell.
114 Dittbrrlames Titus Murphy, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, man's-Fit I is. 1 and asked him if he had not done a pretty thing ?to A meeting of the Lords of the Council was hellos
without purehase. vice Goodall, promoted in the 19th Foot. Edward Butler, late of-the parish of St. Paul, Deptford, Kent, ! ,_ • • •
Roll's Regiment-M. Tugginer, acne. to be Ensign, without common-brewer, dealer and chapman, but now of Bride-lane Ifinten ne replied, " I ha.ve ; but don't talk to me Thursday at she Council office, Whitehall, which els
parch:l4,i vice Toter, whose appointment etas not taken plate. London, Sept. 29, October 9, and Nov. 3, at ten, at Guildhall.. here, I shall he talked to in another place." The attended by the Earl of LIVItRPOOL, Mr. RYDER, Mr.
Dillon's Itegimetinon de la Ferrage, Gent. to be Ensign, Attorney, Mr. Wm. I.anghatn, Barnet: s' Buildings, Holborn. I prisoner said he had been all Monday and Tuesday YORKE, and others, when the three
. witheet.purebase, vice Eyma.who resigns. John Jewell, of Angel-street, Butcherhall-tane, London, taylor, morning in search of the deceased, when he, at last, to the Cumberland, East -Indiaman, who were into-
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affenre'd 0.1 -nt to
Mauves Regiment-Antoine Frederick de Cr ~ , . dealer and charnatt, Sept. 25, Ortober 2, and Nov. 3, at k found her •in a gin-shop opposite Charterhouse-lane ; tie
y on suspicion of having murdered a Chinaman.
be Ensign, without purchase, vice Pestalozzy, tiers rs Jed. eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.S. W. Young, Vine-street
ist garrison Battalion-Captain Sampson Carter, fro n the 98th - Piccadilly. Vine-street,
that she asked'him to give her some gin, which he we brought from Tod:ill-fields Br•tiewelli ,
and un-
' Font, to be Captain of a Company, vice Aksander, who ex• Joseph Gill, of Upper Mary-la-Bonne-strein, Middlesex, leather did ; and that she had told him she was out with an°. dement another examination before their Lordships;
• dernees. cuter, dealer and chapman, Sept. 25, October 2, and Nov. 3, ther man. When witness and the prisoner, &c., got when the evidence not hrelig sufficient to send diem
Id Ditto-Ensign William Rennick, from the Royal York Ran- at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'eyes, No. 69, Char- II
to Clerkenwell-green, the Prisoner said, ea to ft, to trial, they were discha .
• • gen, to he Ensign, vice Hunt, who exchanges. lot te-st reet, Pi tz roy-squa re.
• 3tl Ditto-lieutenant Henry Daunt, from half-ray of the Bth William Nicholls, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, linen-draper, ()cm_ ; Cooke, you know me very well, let us have something Lucid:, who was tried at the Lancaster Assizes, lot
.- . • ("missal Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vise Tompson, who ex. ber 19, at two, is, at eleven, and Nov. 3, at one, at Guildhall. ►1 to drink." Witness ►replied, that they cou!d get no. robbing and sensing fire to the Stamp Office at Liver-
. changes. Attorney, Mr. Jahn Wilk.. Hot ton-tquare. ' thing, and added, e• This is a had job for you ;" to pool, as as only found guilty of grand larceny, it la'
lost Royal Veteran Battalion-William Abbott, late Serjeant In Abraham Salmonson, late of Wellclose.sqe are, Ratcliffe-highway
the 44th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Gray, deceased. Middlesex, merchant, Sept. 25, °colic r 6 and Nov. !3, at ten,
' which the prisoner answered, 44 I hope she is dead, I ing proved that there existed no communication be
STA Fr . • • ar Guildhall. Attornies, Messr,. Ilan-is and Son, Castle-street, would not then mind being hanged to-morrow morn• tween the Stamp Office and the dwelling house, and
• Samuel Hill, Clerk, late Chaplain to Ashford Barracks, to be a Hounsditch. ing, for I would die a happy man-how would you the charge of arson not being proved against him.
Chaplain to the Forces. - John Mum and Thotfias Adams, of Leadenhall-street, London, like that another man should go along with your At the Warwick Assizes, W. Cotton, M. Reston and
lieutenant Hugh Lynch from the 97th Font, to be Adjutant of hatsmakers, dealer' and chapmen, Sept. 25, October 6, and , wife ?" Witness said, " not at all." (Prisoner) " That r
a Recruiting District, vice Becher, who exchanges. Nov. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Riyington, fen- T. Davies, convicted of being ringleaders
was the reason why I did it." The prisoner also told
Assistant- Commissary-General George Miles to be a Deputy Com- ch urch-buildingt, Fenchurch-street, London. Birmingham, • d for beginning to demclish a house
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Missary-General to the Forces. Thomas Hewlett, late of Southborough. Kent, nonpowlirona- witness, that the deceased, when he found her, on in that town, received sentence of death.
To be Deputy Aasistant•Commissarieti-General to the Forces: nufacturer, dealer and cliamnan. :left. 29, Ocialter 6, and N..s. Tuesday twining, and :liked her where she had been, On Tuesday, the Boston mail-coach was overturn-
.Harrold France, Martin Rossiter, Joseph Steele, and James vember 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Richard had answered, that she was with his master-bet dear ed in" N 1 b Ibetween Peterborough
ort i oroug n a village
. . Saans, Gems. Warty, No. 33, Norfolk-street, Strand. •
• ' Jem, who would come next morning, and give him a fright at an
HOSPITAL STAPP. Williain Loat, of Little Ormond-street, Middlesen, plasterer and and Deeping, owing tell horses taking
•To be Assistant-Surgeons to the Forces. paper-hanger, Sot. 29, October G. and Nov 3, at twelve, at "good w'aPPing- ass laden with a pair anniers ; two pesseneers,
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oa. tellines, Messrs. Turner and Pik Bloomsbury- i Pike, `- A emilconversation tookbetween ar place the
Assistant-Surgeon John Stewart, from the 53d Foot. Ghusband and.wife, who had paid inside fair, but fre-
square, London. Assistant-Surgeon W.A. !niche, from the 86th foot. • . ___ . watch-house-keeper and the prisoner; as also between f dreadful
etred riding on the roof of the coach, were dre
Thomas Loud, of Devonshire-street; Queen-square, Middlesex,
Assistann•Surgeon James Adams, from the 2d Ceylon Regiment. . . _ him and Coates, the constable, 1w io apprehended
. . piano-forte-makers, dealer and chapman, Sept. 2.5,29, and No. him.hurt by the accident ; the former had a thigh and Ms
. . BARRACKS.vered in
• vembcr 3, at twelve, at Guildhall * Attornies, Messrs. Col-
Thomas . Allen, Gent. to be as Assistant-Barrack-Masts: at• Baas and Waller, Spit'al-square, London. The prisoner, in his defence, said he lied been in two ; the female was dangerously bruised. The
- Malta, vice Booth, deceased. . DIVIDENDS. , search of his wife all the Monday and 'Tuesday morn- guard had an ancle broken.
The King's German Legion. ' •- . Thames Elliot, of Bedford-street, Covent-Carden, Middlesex I in- ;
g and he hoped he had not done the rash act F • le drivinl riday afternoon, as a gent man was
Ist Light De4q;oonsi-Cornes.Gustaeus Sehaurnann to be Limb* laylie, October 30, at eleven, at Guildhall.-James Penne and I which those r: oplohad accused him with-lie did not 11. •f ' lalong 0f 4 dit Came in 103
, Ism!, ekeßeck, who resigns; Cornet Bieronimos BaronWllo Jeremiah Smith, now or late of Birmingham. clearers fil lace, -' i u.se urtous y IOf4 oa , . hr
• tialie Lieutenant, vice Heimbronh• who resigna ; and Cornet also of Skinnenntreet, Snow-hill, London, hosiers, October 27, know 'I
lied: - • . that the'at the ume, •
I force against a cart that was passing ,
' and Adjutant -0-.- Baertlh'g to-have the rank of Liedtenant, . at ten, at GuildhalL-Thomas Duckworth, now ca late of Par-, Several-respectable witnesses who had known the , which accident one of the wheels fell off, divvy t, e
Anthony de Strenuwite, ' Gent. to be Cornet, vice fleitnbrocb, bold, Lancashire, victualler, October 15, at twelve, at the prisoner for a long time, gave him a most excellente eat
who resigns ; Augustus.% Scharhorst,Gent to be Comet, vim King's Arms, Ormskirk -Thomas Bailey and James taunt; of 1-gentleman out, and fractured his skull. H
cuaractec, as a good husband-and lather, a soler
Sehaumann ; and Cadet-Serjeant Leopold Schulze to be Cornets Wingston-upon-Hull, common-brewers, October 16, at eleven, 0 in- taken to a surgeon for medical assistance.
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vice Nirisch.stallions, and
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good-tempered
at the Deland Duck Tavern, Scale-lane, Kingston-upon- lull. They also d
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slillt•l*HS.
811 Battalion of the Line-Lieutenant Eberhard I.peder to be Robert Hunt, of Nottingham, mercer, October 17, at twelve : cribed the deceased as having been a most profligate tat id I Regime'', rj
• Captai Company (with temporary rank) vim Cierow, de- ,
at the Ram Inn, Nottingham.-Joseph Berry, of Manchester: ri wretch ; and one of them (a woman) said she (thedaughter, the
.a y of Captain Rogers, of the 88t " .4,,
a at the house of the Mareldothess of Aajegs, aa pc'
ceated ,Fria sign Charles Wanes to be Lieutenant, vice Lueders -ealico.printer, October 13, at four, at the Star Ina, Manchester. , deceased) was much given to other men ; and witness near Lisbo.
Cadet-Serjeant August Kuckuck to be Ensign, vita Levin, ap- Andrew Bade, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer, October 15, Breles
pointed. Quarter-Master. at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.-lonn was sorry to say it, but she had seen it herself. Tuesday, Sept. 11, it Demon, the Lady ofsir Egerton .
4, hIESIORANDUM. . Share, of Shoe-lane, London, copper-plate-maker, October 23, Mr. BARON WOOD then summed up the evidence of a daughter. •
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appointment of Hospital-Mate George Meade to bet As- at eleven, at Guildhall.-Henry Silverlock, late of Havant, in a most clear and perspicuousemanner, remark- MARRIEU. late s;a7
shunt-Su in the 59th' Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the Hants, linen-draper, October 8. at eleven, at the Bear ing that it was a most distressing case ; and that Rev. J. L. Salvador, Rector
of Staunton on Wge, and
has not takenphce Inn, Havant.-John Anon. late of Great Dnlbeld, Yorkshire,
eth of February lastsowing to the absence of two most material witnesses,to Miss E. Pratt.
dent of Christ Chord', Oxford, , oefird, te
grocer, October 16, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingston- • Rev. Edmund Witts B.A. of Wedhsz Coliere
* ORDNANCE-OFFICE., SEPT. 17. upon-Hull. but whom it did not appear the prisoner had kept ' p e V.-11914e
Miss Taylor Sionnon,of Ping-hill house, rem . . tits.
Royal Regiment of Artillery. back, they were hi the dark as to what provocation Rev..'!', S. Grimehaw, M.A. Recta' of Burton Lenox'',
. Bedfordshire, l° CIJP
Second Lieutenant James N. Colqnhoun to be First lieutenant, The following Lines were written by Dr. Joawson he had received. They would therefore weigh the thamptianshlre and Vicar of blidelehlros Itself
ss4.
vice J. P. Bontein, rellgned.. Dated September B,lBlo.Liebe, Esq. of
. . in 1777, in ridicule of certain Poems which were pub- circumstances well,•and if they had reason to suppose Ireosland daughterckg'lll
Artillery of the King's German Legion.
fished at that period : immediate provocation had been given, they would
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'Gentleman Cadet John Charles Galle to be Second Lieutenant, • 1,- DIED. • Yin
Wheresoe'er I turn my view, bring it in manslaughter •; if not, however his feeling* on the 22d instant, in his 23d year, Mr. Rabat 1/11!,
' vice Drechsel, promoted. Dated September 1, 1810.
• Allis strange, and nothing tam; might be hurt by her infidelity, they must pronounce. of Essex-street.
Mallet, OM
ERRATUM in the Gazetteof •the Ifth ultimo. Endless labour all along, him guilts; of murder. At 12 o'clock the Jury re. Sept. lit :thb Rev. rime. Hassey, or Shepton
Noz A. Red
Royal Foreign Artillery. Endless labour to he wrong; - • a Rev. William Cliainelni
turneid, and at half-past six returned a Verdict-Man 84tPt** 17' at Mataini'il) * Marla*
. . For Second Lieutenant Etienne Louis Elie Calms de Pontearri Phrase that Thne hastung away, , -.Of Kimble Mimi, Busks, and war of s"°s''Lt...-.---••' '
to be Pim Lieutenant, vice Liven., deceased; and A. de la Uncouth words in disarray, slaughter. .
a- - TteadottaoW. . •
Tour, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Pontcarri, pro- Trick'd in 'antique ruff and bonnets , The following were convicted of felonies, vii. Elea- Moen is-914
, moved. Dated Jam 26,1310, Ode, and Elegy, and Sonnet! nor Flynn,for stealing four yardi of lace, a£2 Bank - fluuniSes, I . Son sets,
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• .• Read Second Lieutenant Etienne Louis Elie Camus de Pontcarre ..... . .0 minute% after 0I 8 minanes a.......6...te:.
weeineday, a Gentleman, within a short distance note and a dollar ; Sarah Annesley, for stealing a ---, oaluds"
to be First Lieutenant eke( Liven., deceased; and A. de la
of .
-:-Thst" 1" Lutaww BP11):2 11.)-14‘
.1. our. ct.to be seei;nd Lieutenant, vice paatcarre,proino. Worcester, killed a hare and a brace of partridges piece of cotton handkerchiefs ; and G. Curran, for 111`-'el 'NA i A
-12 miritA -alter 11 •
_ fed. Dated July 26, 1010. . at one 'hot ! The hire was the object of his fire, and stealing ten £lO promissory notes. Morning •.4 •
er It
AftPrthinen imossan
Commissions signed' by the Lord -Lieutenant of' the birds happening to be at a short distance on, the Nine were acquitted, viz. Elizabeth Thompson, .
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- Hants..,Baslogszokn infantry. ground, in -a strait direction, will account for- this was Mitchell, W. Berry, Cath. Flynn, Emma Char- LO ni DON : . entitA and hell by LEVEL ISFI4I„.* "*.;t,
Edward Adams, Esq. tot Its Cumin, vice Rideut, realped. Da- * extraordinary ~_
ocdurreuce, which may be relied on. rington, W. Pidgeon, Sweetheart Williams, J. Sul- svioi-ori:lea; Na.N 1, cocePoit=ett and at the
Stall•wg'
*4 September 16, WO, - ' a fact. Evan, T. Barnett, and Caroline Cook. 1 etn;de-llu.
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