The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-08-23 00:00:00

STA'IIWM AN.

To be Lieutenants—Ensigns Willbitallaginnis, vice Budd ; and
John Gordon, vice Love.
To he Esisitzin—Julin Bailey, Gent. vice Magic's& ; and Ser.
jeant-lilajor llobertValince, vice Gordon.
• ' . ;
To be Lieutenauts, without . osigns .R. Lloyd, Vice
Croker, promoted; >tl' " Pick, promoted; and
E. J. Pol. a 7 v. es. S i,
To be Ensigns. vvithont poet bpsitunlohn Goodwyn. Gent. vice
Vol • and the Don:* Perillailig Curzon, vice Bolder°, pro•
mett.:d in the tiOth Toot.
91,t nitto, Ensign W. Smith to be Lieutenant, without pur-
-1 chase, vice Campbell, promoted. •
92d Ditto, Ensign A. M'Donald to be Lieutenant,. withnnt
vturrhase, vice .Shaw, appointed to the Royal York
Ro:ier: Logan, Gent. to be Ensign, vice 11PDonald.
• 9 id -Ditto, Eleetinant James Walker, from the Fifabire Mili-
tia, to be Liaign, without pechase.
2d West India Regiment, Ensign -- Gough to be !Acute-
mint, without purchase, vice Chataberlain, who resigns.
George Forbe: Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gough.
3d Ditto, lti illiam Abingdon, Gent. to bo Ensign, vice Mit-
chell, deceased.
6th Ditto, Capt. T. B. Bamford, from the 90th Foot, to be Ma-
jor, v 4re Brown, dismissed.
Ensign William Vielstead to he Lienteaaatir,vice Cowling, de-
ceased.
Serjrant Parlour to be Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign),
vice Jelin.... superseded.
John Joseph Romney, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Webtead.
9th Ditto. •
To be Captains of Companies, without purchase,
Lieutenants George Gordon, vice Gray, who migna ; and C.
Johnston; from the 4th West ladle Regiment, vice Thompson,
deceased.
To be Lieutenants—Ensigns Charles Trotman, vice Gordon;
and Norman Witter. vice Denry, cashiered.
To he Ensigas—Florence Egan, Gent. vice 'frotman ; .Toha
Seaburn, Gent, vice Whoosh, deceased s and John Robin-
son, Cent. vice Mflver.
3d Ceylon Regiment, Lieutenant F. J. Davies, front the 52d
Foot, to be•Capiain of a Company, by purchase, vice Orrok;
who retires.
2d Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant William Jones, from
the Ist Dragoons, to bt Lieutenant, vice Ileartzoake, ap-
pointed Paymaster too Battalion of the 60th Foot.
sth Ditto, Brevet Major William Richardson, from the slbh
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Allot', placed on the
Retired List.
12th Ditto, Lieutenant John Justin, from the Ist Foot, to be
Lieutenagt, vice Bowsar, placed on the Retired List.
Ist Garrison Battalion, John Byrne, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Gunter, proi.,nted in the 60'h Foot.
/d !Atm, Davy \%lulu ns,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Tighe, pro-
moted in the SOth Foot.
Newfutindlaml Fencibles, Lieutenant T. Stewart to be Cap..
lain of.; rompati3.
To he Lieutenams—Ensigns D. Rieiy ; E. Gouvreau ; and T.
Radenhurm, vice Siev‘art. • '
To be Ensigns e IL O'Brien, Gent. vice ri iely ; and
Charles William Mocarmick Dodd, Gent. vice Stott, who re-

T. Penthrin, Gray's lon-lane-routt, carpenter—J. B. Spencer,
Bread-street, factor —J. Pktt. Kensington Gravel-pits, hay and
strnw-salesman—P. Bennett, Downeml, Gloucestershire, meal-
man—T. Calvert, Lancaster, grocer—J. Pillgreta, Christchurch
Twyneham, Ila..,,pshire, builder—P. Coombe, North Pethcr-
ton, Somers, trire, money-scrivener—T. Bayliss, Tewkesbury,
draper—T. Straey, Prince's-street, silkinan—D. Dowling. De-
vou-kire-street,Queen-square,schoolanaster—T. Pickering;Liver-
posil, grocer—J. J. Lester, itotherhithe, mast and sail-maker—
tt. Strout, Newman's-court, Cornhill, cotrce-house-keeper.
PA RTN E (ISHII PS • DISSOLV ED.
P. Sweetman and I). W. Saunders, Poole, merchant's—J. and
T. Lambert, Deal, drapers —ll. M. New and R. Heath, King-
street, Holborn, paper-hantzers—J. Auld and J. Cox,. Chester-
field, Derbyshire, porter-dealers—C. Lamb and E. Stubbin,
New Bond-street, milliners—T. and J. Suter, Duke‘street,
Manchester-square, shell-fish merchants—E. Shlll.ngford.
Chowne, and A. Galdie, Newgate-street, milliners—E. Wat-
kinrand M. Davies, Swallow-street, Piccadilly, linen-drapers
J. and J. Bakewell, and C. Taylor, %%eston-on-Trent, soap-
makers—J. Biddle and W. S. Bullock, Birmingham, factocs—
J. Hunt and M. Jones, Perhore, Worcestershire, barge-owners
--E. Sherlock and W. Gallosson, Queenborough, Kent, sail-
makers.

signs
Nava Scotia Fencibles, Lienlenaat iohn M'Nab to be Captain
of a Consrany. vier Gray, killed in action.
Ensign It. Matheson to he Lieutenant, vice M'Nab.
Thomas Nowlan; Gent. to he Ensign, vire Matheson.
(ileugarry Light Infantry Fe,,cibles9 I.ie ;tenant A. 11rMillan
to ac. ( apta.en of a Cionitany, vice,Liddell, .killed in action.
•
Ensign It. Matheson to be Lieute:,aot, vice kl•Millan. •
Stdoin -Major \%itliam to lie Adjutant (with the rank of
nsign), vice Ai• Kay, %no resiges the A ljutantey only.
Royal African Corps, Ensign George Lee to he Lieutenant, vice
• filattriset, who resigns.
Royal York Itangers..Liesstennio A. M. Shaw, front the 921
Foot. to ho I.teutensuit, without porchase, vice Ilobson, op-
pointed to-the iOth ftnyal Yeo.ran
Ensign ~•e,rhens to oe Lieefenant, without ptireha?e,
Dennis. ;placed upon half-oily.
'fernb•,ll. Gent. to he E.iisign, vice Stephens.
Royal e • Rangers, Robert 1.7,.a ties Lit.bam, Esq. to be
Paymaster, virSs Fiilinxhnm, deceroed. •
Royal Waistgoo Train, Thomas Cued. Gent. to be Cornet, vice
Hardman, appointed to the '.1.1d Light Dragoons.
Ist European narrison Coinpai.v. Quarter-!taster .William
Ic.,,tg, from the York Light Infautry, to be Lusiga, vice
Ross, deceased.

The Average Price of SUGAR, fur the Week; ending Aug.
18, is s;s. per Cw•t.

s. d. s. d. ‘. d. I. d. a. d. s. d. IR. el.
111 4 71 2 57 3 40 10 77 5 116 lill 10

BREVET.
To he Majors in the Army.
Captain George Baring, Ist Light luf.ottry Battalion of the
Kings German I egion.
Copious Francis Scutt, of the 59th Foot.

STAFF.
The Reverend J. Shortt Hewitt, A. M. to he Chaplain to the

Fara..
Chivies I.3l:tcknder, Gent. to be D(puty-Assistant-Commissury-

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senera_ to the Torres.
Colonel Digby Hamilton, of the Royal Waggon Train, to be
Waggon- Minster-Gener.l to the Forces, with the temporary
rank of !ajor-General irf the Army.
Robert Warren, Gent. to be a Barrack-Master to the Forces in
Great Britain.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Surgeon E. Walsh, NI. 1). from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be
Physician to the Forces.
Purveyor's Clerk J. Browning to be Deputy-Purveyor to the
Forces.
To he Ifofipital-Assistants to the Forces,
Richard Willi.tms. Robert Topham, Thomas P. Warren, Daniel
Silver, Thomas NPWltirter, William Wilson, Ninian (Almon),
James Cochrane, Francis M'Canu, and Tully Daly, Gents.

Ali dated August 9, 1813.
Thit King's German Legion.
Sd Regiment of Light Dragoons, Troop Serjeant-Major Philip
Volbroth to be Cornet, vice Versturine, appointed to the

Ist Light Dragoons.
Ist Battalion of l.ight Infantry, William Robe, Gent. to be
Enqgn, vice Bengal, superseded.
6th Battalion of the Line, Charles Volger, Gent, to be Ensign,
vice Kruger, appointed Quarter-Master.
The Doke of Brenswiek Oels Corps.
Light Infantry, Augustus Leuterding, Gent. to be Eviign, vice
Schurtroth, promoted.
.As:istant-Surgeoo Charles Weltsarg, from the 60:h Foot, to be
Surgeon, vice Bach. promoted.
Mewron's Regiment.
Lewis D'Escordal, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Fattche, pro-
moted.
Watley iII es Regiment.
Albert Bundeli, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Delapierre, pro-

Chassears Britanniques.
Poser, Gent. to be Ensign, vice M‘Dermott, ap-
pointed to Dillon's Regiment.
Sicilian Regiment.
Ensign J. Whiter to be Lieutenant, vice Drodibasset, de-
ceased.
Volunteer George D'Heilliwer to-he Ensign, vice Whimster.
MEMORANDUM.
- The appointnesaa, of imsigii Stutter, 1)e Buren, and De
Chatielatn, of the RegitnenU Wattevilte, as stated in the
• Gazettes of 2d April, I4th May, 18;1, and Vlst Jandury, 1812,
have•not taken place.
t The exchange tetween Captain F. B. -Eliot, from the half-
pay of the 2611, Foot, and Captain 111'1116,5h, of the 101st Foot,
co stated in the (Lizette of the 1 Ith ult. has not taken Mace.
The dates of the Commissions of the uillowing Officers ate
as under-mentioned, and not those inserted in. the Galatia or
the ult. and 3d inst. viz. • ( •
klajorLantour, 40th Foot, May 20, 1813. .
Ensign Jeffery, 53d Foot, May 8, 1811.
Lieutenant (:raliam, 4th Font, May 12, 1812.
Captain Leith, 68th Fool, October 7, 1812.
The under-mentioned Cifacers are superseded.
Lieutenant.Lyneh, sth West India itegiasent.
Cornet Schultze, 2d Light Dragoons, icing's GermAn Legion.
.ERRATV3I in the Gazettesof the 19th Jeve and 20th Jaly,lBl3.
Hospital Stair.
For John Wright, M. D. from the half-pay, to be Inspector of
Hospitals.-Veer Reathancl, oohs exchanges,
Read John Wright, tI. D. from the half-pay, to be Inspector
of Ilospitab.
* ' 43d Foot.
For tlentlentan Cadet John Greene talk Ensign,
Itcad Gentleman Cadet Francis Jahn Green to be Ensign.

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Office of Ordnance, ding. 16.
Corps of Royal Engineers.
To be Second Lientenamt—Gentlemen Cadets.. Henry 14 Remy,
vice Bolton, promoted ; Joeepb E. eortidek, vice Whi nyates,
promoted ; John tier, vice Itohe, promoted ; Edward Covey,
dice l layter, promoted ; Henry Briscoe, vice Aldersju, pro-
moted; William Gregory,- Vice StoclCer, • promoted ; Charles
C. Alexander, vice West, promoted ; James H. Rutherford,
vice C. Wright, promoted ; Arthur Kay, vice Rivers' pro-
moted ; George C. rage, vice Hunt, promoted ; Henry Sand-
ham, by auptomitation Colin Mackenzie, by augmeutadun.
All dated July '2O, 1813.

..• .BANKRUPTCY EN 4
fl:tiekdblus. il•achtirch-street,
ol; ..4% •
Detiebdre:, at Val!dial. i :4 A:=

91
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1117,
timed
BANK BD - 6,1. - - .
PO'LICE.
C. Stokes, Newport, Shropshire, shoe-maker. Aug. 30, 31, -wee—
Oct. 2. at the Red Lihn Inn, Newport, Attormes, Mr. Mor-
ris, • Newport; and Mears. Benbo* and Alban, Lincoln's- ROBBERY OF THE LEEDS MAIL
Inn. pow-sTnErr.—On Friday mornivg,
'at Praed
M. Stoll, New Bridge-street, Blarkfriars, milliner, Au
tog. cot
and Co.'s banking-house •• ti' .
and presented three 51. notes of the ilit:•1, nghstn'
,a 1 n et.street
tall Oliaectx4,l“StGu. slialdilmeaSil.waAlikt,nrelierelleMorelnil: Rhodes'
bank, and one for 101. of the Aylesbury hay k, all
tomerk.-Fmaalkceorn,, Aug.cin.
24M, Sept." ItY, Oct. atiltreeGutildMhainlr itiesitior%euni,
, payable in London, at the bank of Fraed ... d Co.
court, Temple.
W. Harrison, sea. and W. Harrison, jun. York, linen-dra and requested, to have them exchanged for 11 elt of
flies, Messrs. Brooke lied Holmes., York; and Messrs. Bella"
~ Ing the country notes, asked the 999411 ,shpt •• it.. 1 ..4
England notes of 11. each. The 'clerk, after ~ •
per., Sept. 7,8, Oct. V, at the Old George Inn, York. Awn..
hpeliedclehrek htaedisi takenliim themthey owferae rrip, t
Brodrick, Bow-lane, Cheapside.
G. Moline, C. Holote, J. Holm!, nod W. Mame.. boot got them; who
Tre
.n
'shod. Cumberland, dealers, Sept. 15, 16, Oct. 9,
Cautrtihiseleluasiliod,
at Yarmouth.
- of the notes that were in the letters that had hint
Carlisle. Attornics, Messrs. Mounfey and Sisson,
Mr. Monasey, Staple Inn.
Stolen from the Leeds mail hi October. last, and f
which 11 ffe White and Kendal had been
Sept. Smith, St. Philip and Jacob,. Gloucestershire, maltrter, i
nice,
581,0,59,r(5./.crt.o2u,leaatit tdheoreeComnfii;eidrc;Galral;?sotinusn,
lan; saes
AUK: ,
u ylately
ton, Bristol. . executed. The man in answer sail, if they i•lui
.1. Davenport, ' Doggin-lane, silk-manufacturer, " August
been
,stolen from the mail he knew nothing about it,
•28, Sept. 4. Oct. 2, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Crowder,
Lavie, and Garth, Frederick-place, Old Jewry. .
_,_. 1 The mats having a rew w ectnble aearvice, the cr:k
' M. Mastehnan, Down-street, Piccadilly, Sadler`; Aug. 48,21; did not it:tempt to detain him, but stopped the no r.
Oct. V, at Guildhall. Anomie+, Mr. Jones, Illillmau-place,.
Bedford-row. i 11 told 1 • hmust trouble 1 • t '1 • -.
ant o um e
, • ,
J. Morrison atll, Morrison. Croydon, Starrej". garrso.ceirsio,frAbiune.. .
withee.4%.l:s7gperntedan S,ao:ittridisaryo'inmineri.ii(i)tilig.toAdfotewr.hse.rev,eatiogfot.r.:
Si, Sept. 4, Oct. 2, at Guildhall. Attornies,
slot and Ethmott, brewers'-hall, Addle-street, Aldermaubury, I
circumstance,
which was also co.ianw•trilted to t: .e
DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 2, .1. Borth; Norwich, uphohterer-Sept. 18. T. Night-
• ~
s..eneral host-nifiee. On silt. turovy morning, soon at; r
ingale, Watling-street, warehouseman-Selo. '27, W • Hatfield, ten o'clock, the min ea 'led at Messrs. 1);:1•11's fir it e
Dewsbury, Yorkshire, grocer-Sept. 27, I. Yutiughustrand and ,
change, When Inc was d.tainedt end a messengertiii.
E. Walker, Newgale-street, warehottscuien-Sept. 14, J. Jones, , r . ~ r •
SMVerilltr, Wiltshire, clothier-Sept. el, M. Humble, Liver-; patched to. 110 u-street ;. upon which Lave..des. went
' off. to takelim into custody. . On the officer's serif at
pool, merchant-Sept. 16. J. Watkins, Nottingham, grocer-
Sept. 47,.b. and S. Render., Leeds, linen-drapers-Aug. 2
authe banker's he disoovored the man to be an old
9
Wilitwelt, Iletal-gremi,' soap-manufacturer-Sept. ill, INVI.. !
Need, Featberstoue-street, City-ruud, watch-maker -Sept. 'lB, . aCquaititance, of the smote of karries. The hankers
Is; Witold, Friday street. merchant-Oct. 2, J. Turner, !siert- • hat/pale° detained knotheranowhimlted to enquire
find, merchant-Sept. 10, 0. Hales, Jlolt-court, Eleet-iereet, •
•
.T , . . , . .. ,
the 4
upholsterer. -Sept. 10, T. Roche, White Nurse-yard, Drury- after Jeue.raes SU rastlhe t me. resoauger was tone
lane, victualler. • . to fetch Lavender. .This man iaidebis name nal
.
CERTIFICATE&-lerr. 11. _ Wijin and lavender took him also into eut,t4dYs
9
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and conveyed thetit-to the above office, where
KINNAIRD, the sitting Magistrate, reamined them
separately. Jefferies repeated the story he hail told
at the Banker's, on Friday, of his having token theta
of a man. at Vermouth. W:ffiti gated himself toles
in the employ of Jefferies, and that he hid taken
the notes. in, question of a man of the name of Smut:),
who resides at Bethnal-green, in part of payment
for some linen, aisonnting to 1161. and had paid
them to Jeffries ; but, on being closely questioned,
he said he did not know any thing of Smith, nor
what part, of. Bethnal-green he lived in, but °LIT
that be had taken the linen in a cart, and delivered
it to Smith in the street.
1 After this separite examination, the prisoners were
both placed at the bar together ; and on Jeffries be-
ing informed of the inconsistent account Wiffin had
been giving of himself and the notes, and beifigtold
they were both about to he committed, he frankly
acknowledged that, both the accounts were false, and
that the truth was, he had pt them from a Jew of

Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, pet' the name of ,aesuCts., understood, received
alet., front the Return, ending Aug. 11: ! them (rem a convict now under sentence of death '
Ia
Wheat. I Rye, I Barley. Oats. I Beans I Pease. I Oahe. I
Newgate.
Mr. Praed attende3, and proved that the notes of
the Buckingham and. Aylesbury bank, presented on
Friday at his shop fur change by the Prisoner Jef-
fries, were in the course of transmission to hishouse
from Messrs. Keep and Gooch, of the. Kettering
bank, on the night the Leeds Mail was rubbed in Oc-
tober last.
Mr. Parkin, km. the son of the Solicitor to the
Post-Onice, attended on the'part of that office, aLd
stated, that a man, answering the -description of
jefrries, had lately been at Margate, uttering notes
that had been stolen from the Leeds Mail ; and
asked the Prisoner when he was last at Margate
The Magistrate told he might answer that questioa
or not, just as. he thought proper. The. Prisoner
declined answering the question : but Lavender, on
searching hint, found a great-variety of papers upon
him, some of %thick evidently proved that he had been
at Margate lately.
The Prisoners were both committed to the House
of Cerrection for further examination.
11.airos-Gaanct4.—On Saturday several inluthi.
tants of the neighbourhood of Saffron-hill attended,
and lodged a complaint against a man of the mane of
Flanegan, who, they stated, kepti very dangerous
!dog, which flew at every one that came in his wayft
and had bit several persons; and that on the corn.
plaitiants remonstrating with the owner, he loaded
them with abuse. One woman, who is pregnant,
stated that the animal had flown at and bit her; and
I when she made a complaint to Finnegan, he
' immediately struck and knocked her down. The
Magistrate, Mr. LEACII,. ordered the officers, Cool
and Thlselton • to bring up the offender : when the
111 officers came to the place,:. the ferocioui animal ,flew
at them but they immediately killed him with their
catboat's. the officers brought _up Flanegan, who
heardthe complaints made against him, which not being
able to deny, he wns ordered to kind bail for the as-
-1 malt upon the woman, and to satisfy all parties who
had been injured.

THE WATER DRINICERS.—In a foreign Journal
are the two following remarkable cases of female wa-
ter drinkers :—" Cathatine Ileausergent has been
distinguished from the most tender age, by a thirst
which nothing could quench. in her infancy, she
drank No pailsful of water every day, When her
parents endeavoured to . prevent her drinkili; %ater
so abundantly, she procured it. clanslestinely : in
summer, from the river, from fountains, and at th-
houses of the neighbours even in the streets ; and in
winter, with pieces of ice or from snow, which she
melted privately night and day. The harsh manner
in which her family treated her on account of this
propensity, induced her at length to quit her pater-
nal mansion. She went to Paris, and entered into
the service of some persons more indulgent than her
parents, and who left her at liberty to drink as mu.:h
water as she chose. Her conduct in this service was
always irreproachable. At twenty-two years of age,
she was married to -a man named Ferry, a cord-
trainer, from whom she concealed her ardent thirst,
through fear that he would .not espouse her. She
had had nine children. in 1789. During the months
she was in a family way, her thirst iiicrea4‘d : she
refused constantly to quench it with any other drink
than fresh water, of which she drank three or four
pints at one time. In the winter of 1788, being
then near her time of delivery, she drank nearly
two pailfuls of water in twenty-four hours; water
at that time cost, on account of the extreme rigour
of the season, six sous the pail. Her husband,
i whose waves did not permit him to furnish the ne-
t cessary quantity, went and collected a quantity of
lice and snow, and melted it for her. Whit is ex-
traordinary, this female, who enjoyed very good
health, could never drink a glass of wine, without
feeling a•painful shivering in her limbs."—The Joan-
nal Etranger,• for 1753, makes mention of a young I
I woman, of twenty years, tall in stature, but feeble I
lin constitution, who felt for fourteen years an Wet- On Wednesday John Codling, hook-keeper at the
,
' tinguishable thirst. She drank usually in twenty- coach-office at Thetford, was tried at Norwich; for
s
"Tout hours from eighteen to twenty pints of water ;#49blaialit
tint Norwich mail of vafieu articles of pro-
/and it was calculated that from the age of six to 'wily- . Thomas Meslin, his accomplice iiitif reeeiver,
.:twenty years, she had drank 95,000 pints of water. I was tried at the same time. Both pleaded guilty,
and tt .t.e sentenced, Codlin to seven, and. Meat to
l' Saturday morniug at about twenty minutes past
9 fourteen years transportation.
six o'clock, two of the powder-mills at Hounslow !
On Saturday, the 14th instant5 about nine o'clock
were blown up with tremendous explosions. The in the evening, as a labouring matt, named IVillitos
reports, which tock place with only a momentary in-
were heard for upwards of Hall, was passing through the ‘illage of Martin,
terve! between them, near Gainsburough, with a loaded gun in his hand,
twenty miles round. At Kensington and Brompton .
ho accosted a young man of the name of Rather,
the shocks were so violent as to resemble those of an '
who was with some of his acquaintances in the street,
earthquake, •and the concussion of the air so ex- and said that he owed him a grudge, and would pay
htraordinary as to ring small bells hung in
g • ar 'deni in
!these parts. Three persons fell victims to this ay.ful him : after uttering these words, he discharged the
'cta contents of his gut' into the body of the young man,
lamity. i
• which iu a few minutes terminated his existence-
' Thomas Cliilcut, alias Francit Wicks, or Weekes, Hail immediately made .his escapp ; but has &tat
mid John Gill, alias William rliomatx alias John been taken, and committed to Lincoln Castle.
'Sweet, have been committed to St. Augustine's ; Early on the morning of Saturday setinight, the
(;soh, Canterbury; by JOHN .Annorr, Esq. on a
bm:y of the,Rev. Nicholas Westcombe was found in
strong suspicion of having stolen several horses, two a lane called Old Gallows-lane, close adjoining to
of which are new in the possession of Mr. Aris, • the lett-
y
the keeper of St. Augustioe's Gaol. After the ap- and.also robbed of a silver watcjt with no antakel'
prehension and commitment of Chilcut, Mr. Aria name, of Winchester, most inhumanly inurdoed,
but supposed to be numbered. 081 ; as al"'",
was ordered by the committing Magistrate to go to of several other articles of value. The tiavite ' '
Fordwich, where the Prisoner had two horses at
grass, to take charge of them; as he has proceeßing ! of persons' concer"
Saturday eight, contains the Prince Regent's promi4e.
pardon on the discovery of the
there he was overtaken by the other Prisoner Gill, I in
,who being identified as one of the men who took the ' also a reward of a hundred pounds from the famtly
berses 10 Fordwich, was immediately taken into this murder, except the actual perpetrators, as
-
custody by Mr. AA:is,: The Prisoners are both young of the deceased.
men, cal) themselves navigators, and it appears have
been accdetonikl.6) work In coat mines. •

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