Star.
London, England, 1803-03-21 00:00:00

WAR-OMCF, MARCH 19.

at Regiment of Life Guards—Licutcnart Whittingham,
of the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice the Honourable Lci-

eerier Stanhope, who exchanges.
2d Regiment of Draioon Guards—Lieutenant Jeremiah Dick.
fon to be Captain-Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Trevanion,
who retires ; St. George Knudfon, Gent. to be Cornet, by
purchafe, vice Collins,promoted in the t eth Light Dragooot
yth Regiment of Light Dragoona--Lieutenant the Honourable
Charles Loehr tar Captain of a Troop, by purchafe, vice Vi-
vian, promoted; Henry P. Boyce, Sent. to be Cornet, by
purchafe, vice Cavendith, promoted.
13th Ditto—Captain Shapland Boyce, from half-pay of the late
tostb Foot, to be Captain, vice Bennett, who exchanges,
receiving the difference.
as th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry RACK to be Captain of a
Troop, by purchafe, vice I.ambe, who retires; Cornet Ed-
win Griffiths to be I isutenant, vice Folkett.
alith Ditto—Cornet William Lewis Heflin to be Lieutenant,
by purchafe, vice Darvall, promoted in the 9th Dragoons.
ad Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Freeman Barton, from hair-
pay of the a;th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Canker, who
exchanges, receiving the difference.
3d Ditto--Htury Foster, Gent. to be Enfign, by ?archaic, vice
Forret , promoted.
9th Ditto—Captain Thomas Brabazon Aylmer, from hall pay
pay of the 2.sth Foot, to be Captain, vice Raleigh, who ex-
changes, receiving the difference; Limitation the Honoura-
ble Lideefter Fitzgerald Stanhope, from the aft Life Guards,
to be Lieutenant, vice Winningham, who exchanges.
Itch Ditto—Benjamin Keene,Geat. to be Warn, by parskire,
vice Fergufon who retires.
szth Ditto--Horpital-Mate --- Mann to be Affitsat-Sar-
geon, vice Bennet, who returns to his former Situation as
Horpital-Mate.
3Sth Dizto--Major-General Charles Lennox, ham half.pay of
the ad Battalion of the 35th Foot, to be Colonel, vice Ge-
neral Fletcher, decoded.
39th Ditto—O. G. Fehrfzen, Gent. to be Enftwa, by purchaie,
vice Symcs, promoted.
4111 b Ditto--Lientenant Thomas Bert, from hslipay of the
pad Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Vicary, who exchanges,
receiving the difference.
sift Ditto--Licutenant Thocuts Bromley Shairpe to be Cap-
tain-Lieutenant, by pun-bare, s lc, Campbell, promoted in
the 27th Foot; Thomas Kep;-le Chainley, Gent. to be Ea-
lign, by purchafe, vice O'Donnell, promoted.
Sad Ditto—Major John Stewart, from the 96th Foot, to be
Major, without purehire, vice Wardrobe, promoted in the
961 h Foot; Es6go Joiejb Allen, trout the tfith Foot, to be
Lieutenart, by pursliafe, vice Stovin, promoted in the 624
Foot ; Enfign Henry Ellis, from half-pay of the 38th Foot,
to be Enffign, vice Lin4fay, vs ho ezenanges, receiving the

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59th Ditto.—Lieutenant liVybrantz Olipherts to he Captain-
Lieutenant, by purebafe, vii c Jams, who retires; Bain
Jureph Creightnt. to be Lieutetiant, vice OUpherts.
both Regiment of Foot.
To be Captains, without purchard—Captain William Batteley,
from the 69th Foot, vice Broughton, who exchanges; Capt.
John Welsford, Iron; ha'f-pay of the 4th Foot, vice Glumcr,
who exchaoges; Capt. the Hon. George Carleton, ft= half-
pay of the 9th Foot, vice Hall, removed to the 83d Foot.
Eoth Ditto—Capt. Ldwanl Brouikton, from elle both lout, to
be Captain, vice Battcley, who exchanges.
Seth Ditto--Captain joleph Cockle's, from the 6th Welt -
ham Regiment, to be Captain' vice Carr, who exchanges.
23d Jofeph Baird, from half-pay Mille
6 foot, to bi Lieut.-X:olmi I, vice Skerrett, placed on
half-hay ; Captain .11. :and, r 2,4lbltt,froit balf•psy of the
3d root Guards, t.i be Captain, vice Armarong, placed on
ba/f-pay James 11.11, front the Goth loot, to be
CaptaM, vice Grant, plated on half-pay.
92d Ihatn--Lieutenant William Logic, from half-pay of the
Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice William Maepherfon,
who exchanges; I.lcut. Brodie Grant, from Ditto, to be
I,icut..nant, vice Stratibenzle, who, exchanges.
Vith Ditto—Nlajor Wit ism Wardrobe, from the 5111 Foot,
to be Li.ut.-Celonel, by purchafe, vic: Manneri, who re-
tn.!'; Captain the i Son. Petrick StIJ.Irt,ITOCII thc syth Li,kt
Dragoon..„ to be Major, by purchafe, vice J. Stewart, re-
moved to the cid Foot; Lieutenant Richard Toltec, to be
Captain, by purch.fe, cite Gibers, who retire,; Fkiign
Thomas Macneill, iron Mill-pay of the 35th Foot, to bel.n-
tita. ‘ice broei., who evi
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BANICRT7ISTCY PNI.,Ir. rz D.
April S. Henry Nowlin, of Briftol, n:cr,!,ant, Aar-
inan, tt WI, a the Whitc Lion, Broad•ltrect. tritta.
BAN RII V Y SLIPER,EI)I.I).
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William Crof.tey, 01 N Lin clo.iter, cot itiii.matufaa uri r.
E NKR P
Thomas Bevan, of I I iverfordwcft, P. introkiAltire, thnpkreper,
dealer and chapmait,tofurrender A pr,l 7,9, and 30, at eleven,
at the Rummer Briftol. Attornies, Mr. William
Hartley. ; or Mr. George Gabt.ll,
Ann Chi illophcr, now or late of li:ski:down, parith of Kidder-
niiiiiter, Woreefterfhire, iron-manufacturer, plater, (leak:
and alai:woman, April 4, at thee,, April 5, and 30, at eleven;
at the George Inn. Bewdley. Attoriiies, Mr. Edward Bigg,
I latton-Garden, London ; or Mr. Hallett. Kiddcrminfter.
David Jones, of Havodwryd, parilli of Penmachuo, Carnarvon-
thire, horfe-deakr, farmer, dealer and chapman, March 26,
April 29, and 3c, at eleven, at the Eagles, in Llattrwit, Den-
highlhire. Anomie', Mr. Henry Rumfcy Williams, Callum.-
von; or Meffrs Edmunds and Son, at their Seats in the Ex-
chequer Office of Ple-s, Lincoln's lan.
Mona. Brown the younger, late of Wigmore-ftrtet, Middle-
fex, bake!, hut now a prifoncr in the King's Bench Prifon,)
lardi ::, April 2, and 30, at c'even, at Guildhall, London.
Atiorney, Mr. Mills, Ely-place, Holhorti.
Chi-if:lan
.1 Al Adam Witke, late of Culentan-ftrect, London,
merchant, March z 6, April 1, and 30. at one, at Guildhall.
Attcrncv, Air. Rivington, Fenchurch-Buildings, Fenchureh-

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ftrcet, London.
Harker, laze of Sodbory. Glnueclterlhirc, mercer and dra-
per, April 4, at three. April 5, z..r.d 30, at eleven, at the Georre
Inn, in Boseßey. Attornies, Melfn. Clarke and Pardue, of
; or Mr. Thomas Het ling, of Soabury.
John Gibbons and William Sherwood, of Liverpool, merchant s,
kril 8,9, and 3c, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
Attorney, Mr. Leigh, Barnet ttrrit, LiverpooL
Thomas Winter, of Brewcr-fltect, St. James, Weftminfter,
optician, March 26: April 9, and ;o, at twelve, at GaildhalL
Attornies, MON. Sparks anti NVintcr, 01'ex-court, Temple.
William Boardman, of Liverpool, broker, deal, r and Chapman,
April 13, 14, and 30, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liver-
pool. Attornies, Maim. Kirkpatrick and Jones, Drury-lane.
Liverpool ; or Mr. Thomas Blackflock, in Fig-Tree-court,

Temple, London.
Sander RuillWhim, of Goulflon-fqiiare, NVliitechapel,
Middk-
&:, merchant, dealer and chapinan, March 12, April 5, and
r.t ct Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. D. Howard,
Jewry-flrect, Aldgate.

LaR Thurfday night, between fever and ten
o'clock, Tome thieves got into the bed-room of
Mr. King, a publican, at the fign of the Sun, in
Great Sutton-greet, Clerkenwell, and Role therein
a gold watch, one filver ditto, two lottery tickets,
and upwards of t ccl. in cafh and notes, with which
they got clear off.
A Gentleman and Lady palling through Fleet-
Ilreet on Thurfday evening, between (even and
eight o'clock, were attacked, near Serjeanes Inn,
by a gang of pickpockets, one of whom, on being
sictelted by the Gentleman, drew a knife, and cut
him in a dangerous manner in the neck and throat.
A reward of-My pounds has been offered for his
apprehenfion.
On Friday morning, about nine o'clock, a gen-
teel dreffed mar. went into the St. James's coffee-
houfe, St. James's-Itreet ; and in the abfence of
the waiter, put a fiver fait cellar into his pocket,
but another waiter, who faw what he was doing
through the window, charged him with the theft.
A conftable was fent for, and he was taken to Bow.
greet, and from thence committed for trial at the
next SelLons.

About a week ago in the evening a moll defpe-
rate attack was made on the houfes of a Mr. Byrne
and a Mr. Macdonnell, ?eliding at Dolphin's,
Barn's Town, near Dublin, by a numerous gang
of ruffians, who defperately wounded every body
who oppoted their entrance, and robbed the houfes
of property to the amount of between two and three
thoufand pounds; many of the robbers wore maks.
OF meas.—The following daring robbery was
committed in the dwelling:houfe of Mr. James
Hardy, of Runwell, on Tuefday fe'nnight
About eight o'clock in the eveping, four men were
teen lurking about the premifes, but were not fuf-
peeled of an evil dofign. Shortly after, however,
there four men went into the (table, and finding
the fervent man there, they bound him hand and
foot, and threatened to murder him if he made
the leaft refinance. After they had thus fecund
this man, they waited in the (table until another,
who is lame, went in, whom they kind and bound
in the fame manner as the &11. Having thus fe.
cured the two perfons from whom they were likely
to experience any refinance, they next proceeded
to the houfe, when three of them, undifguifed,
went in and locked the door after them, the other
watched on the outfide. • Mr. Hardy was fitting
with his daughter by the fire-fide, holding his
watch in his hand, which he had jug wcund up
preparatory to going to bed. One of the villains
Thatched the watch from Mr. Hardy's hand, and
afterwards confined him in his chair, by tying his
hands behind him. They then defined Mils Hardy
to deliver to them all the money in the honk,
holding the bludgeons to her head, and (wearing
that they would daft out her brains if the refuted.
Mifs Hardy, although not much intimidated, fear-
ing the villains would further abufe her father,
who is a man confiderably advanced in years, and
having no other affinance left but that of a boy
and maid-fervant, thought it mpft prudent to com-
ply, and going to the bureau file gave the robbers
cafh and Bank notes to the amount of one hundred
and forty pounds, and then had the pretence of
mind to Ihut the book, and replace it in the bureau.
1, The booty appeared full as large as they expected
to find ; tweeting, however, that they fufpetted
there was more calk in the honk, which they
teemed to be fcnfible would be left dangerous fcr
men of their appearance to negotiate than parer. During the time this part of the gang was within,
the one on the outfide called out, Will you not
kill fume of them r' to which the anfwer was
Nu." The villains next demanded a bottle of
I wine, which was given them ; they then left the
houfe, and endeavoured to lock the family in; but
finding they could not accomplifh it, the threw
the key to a confiderable diltance. Mr. Hardy's
houfe (landing at fume dinance from any other,
it was not thought fate for any one to go out and
alarm the neighbours that night, particularly as
the robbers threatened death to any perfon who
Ihould follow them ; arid the men-tenants not
coming in, having been tied and locked into the
' liable, as was afterwards difeovered; the family,
therefore. after releafing Mr. Hardy, retired to
lied. There villains are fufreled to be four men
isho are mining in the neighbourhood. Had the
alarm been given within half an hour after the
robbery, in all probability the whole gang had
1)::n fecund.

EIRTIT
On the 16:1, inrtant, at Kinap,ltnr. Ca4le, I.:r Glace th..
Ductuf- of Mancheltrr, of a daughter.

Dl tin.

Lately, at Mount-houfe, Glainar,:anfairo, aged 74, Witlient
Hurß, Efipitic f the Deputy Licutenat ts, and In the Comp.:l--
Imo of the Peace In- the counties of hlonntouth and Glamor.
gas. for which latter he fereed the office of Sherd in 1776.
On the 9th inft. at Mr.Dimviddie's, Hackney Terrace. in the
;Fth year other age, Mrs. Vi'llkinfon, relict of Bolin Wilkinfon,
Efq. of Pool, in Yorkatire, and tuotlit-r err MmDiawithlie.
Lately, at the houfe of Richard Lake, Efq. I:inattnn, Jamaica.
the Hon. John Woollnyz, El+ Coatis of l'ort !et yal..
At his houfe at Illington, NVilliain Youn, Llq. brewc•. His
death fo deeply afft fled hi: father, John Young, Liq.ot Clayton,
that he furviv,d hint only three days.
Tucklay, at Holloway Down, Effex, llesid Mitchell, Efq.
aged 71 years.
Friday fc'imight, J. Meech, If+ of Rradin'. fluldenly.
Saturday morning, at liackney, , at tor a lingering awls. in the
' 14th year of her ace, Catherine Toulmin, wife of Juleph
min, tUrpcon.
At Glonedter, the tR init. Janus alarkenzie Stewart, Efq.
of l'srard.
At Burntilland, the: 7.th ult. John nd, rim Efq. Lome time
Surgeon of hi- Majetty's Dock-yard, I.j.jootwic!,.
j At Parker's lA',ll, near Exeter, Henry Wayttionth, Eft).
At Windier. in the ytth y,.ar of h, r age, !ties. I hz...lielt
Palmer, nietitcr of Roger Palmer, Mil. of 1'11011.1.i
comity Mayo, and Rufh-lioutc, Dublin.
On the ac th ult. at 1. dynes, Dodd 6:11%, kl 4. late an CMIlt•
nem I tici.chattt of Dublin.
On the 11th ult. at the Ar.dtbifhop ofTeam's, in Stephen's-
Dublin, the infant daughter of •I horns, Itiretiughant
Sons ell, lily.
At Burn:Wand, the !tat ult. NU-. Wm. Smith, late firgcon
of hi. Nlajeity% Pup Ruby.
On the 9th of laft June, cip. his voyage to Madras, on hoard
the hlarchiootfs of Exeter7lifslr. Peter Hillier, midthipman
aged :6, only fun of Mr. Jo kph Hiller, of Walworth.
On the 111th ult. at Kingtton, nom' Portfm•utla, Richard
Champion, Efq. in the fad year of his age.
On the 9th init. st kb houfe in North iircct,Red
Mr. iiingcflon, one of the oldeft Curators, to which office he
was appointed by Lord Chancellor Hardwicke.
At Dunkeld, on Ye 27th ult. Mr. John Kea, writer, aged 9:
At Cracow, parifh of Kirk connell. on the 4th init. Mils Eliza
Herm; and on the loth inn. William Herper, her grandfa-
ther, aged 87 years.
On the 23d ult, at the fcat of Edw. Caddell, of Rathfryland.
Elq. Charles Farrell, EN. attorney, at the advanced age of zoo.
Hugh O'Donnell, of Glailtaugh, county Donegal, Efq.
At Armagh, Lieutenant Thomas Campbell, of the Armagh
cavalry.
At Killdallah, county Cavan, tbe Rev. Wm. Warren, Re for
of Chapelizod, and one of the oldeft Pretiendattei of St. Pa-
trick's Cathedral, Dublin.
On the 7th haft. Mrs. Middkton, wife of John Charles
dicton, Efq. of Sbawford Houk, Hants.
At Calcutta, in September left, Wm. Richardfon, infant fen
of Capt. D. Richardfon. of the Eaft India Company's @voice.
At Calcutta, the soth of September, Mr. Robert Martin, of
Aberdeen, third Oliver of the Lord Helton EaR Indiamao.
At Trelawney, Jamaica, zoth Nov. Mr. John Graham.fccond
fon of the late John Graham, Ilk. of DrunMe, Perthildre.
At his !mule in Charles-ftzvet, Edinburgh, on the at Init.
Mr. James Balfour, late accountant in the Bank of Scotian&
At Edinburgh, on the 28th ult. Mrs. Marjory Gordon, read
of Major Marjoribanks, in hir Bzk year.
On Monday left, at his haute in Spa Fields. in his 61ft year,
Robert Bilbop, Efq.
On the 4th ink. at Round Oak, near Egham-Surrey. aged 87.
after a long and peinfol Bloch, Mrs. Revell. Mk@ of Henry Re-
ve Efq. many years in the bootee oldie Ball India Company,
in C hina.

—*Rudd', Lewdest, at Ids bade in the Adelphi. Mr. Fenno,
furgeon.
Same day, in Tharr-ftreet, MarsadtaAprdre. Henry
Boftock, Ell. aged 76. •
Friday fennight, at her bode in Geaftem-octet, Mrs. Peach.
croft , reua of Samuel Ileacheroft, Efq.
Same day, at his hook in Alhemarie-ftreet, Robert Brom-
ley. Efq. late of Ahberiey Lodge, in the county of Wass ter,
in the pad year of kis age.
Laft week dropped down, when walking up Cornhill, in
perfe health, Mr. George Yore, of Sutton, Chchlre, and ex-
pired loon afterwards.