The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-01-02 00:00:00

116,039,666
(roll and Silver Coined in 1793 . • . . 2,747,430 0 6
1794 . • . . 2,553,894 12 0
1795 . . . 497,111 5 6
1796 only . . 991,789 2 0
1197 . . . . 2,000,297 0 0

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£8,121,13? 0 o°+
milninted the Coin In the klosp./0112, in 1/11;10
abut 12,000,1200.—Andenon* estimates it, in the Tear 1762, at
16400,000 ; and Mr. Chalmers supposes it in 1736, to ainatutt to
20,00E009—mg at present at g 1,060,01,101.

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PAY OF TIIE PRESENT LONDON MILITIA.
nesides the profit on Cloth*,
Colonel . £4lO 1.2 6 Stock-purse, &c.
Lient.-Col. 290 9 7
Major . . 257 0 5
Captain . . 171 17 5 exclusive of perquisites.
Surgeon . 205 16
Paymaster . 373 13 0
Other Offieers in equal proportion.
astreassts TO TU INUASITANTI.
Trophy Tga
Raising the Men
Besides the men's wives and children, who are supported at a
considerable expense.

A circular letter was sent on thi 31st ult. from the office of
Military Accounts, written and dated on the 11th ult. by the
Secretary of War, and addressed to Colonels of Rexulars and
Militia, stating that the Prince Regent having taken, into his
consideration the Jnadvqoacy of the present pay of buy recruits
to provide for theirdne maintenance, and to leave a residue suf-
ticient for the purpose of keeping up their required stuck uf ne-
cessaries lo.td ordered, that they shall, from die. 113th instant in.
elnsive, 'be placed upon the same footing, in point of pay and
allowances, as the,men of the regiment to which they belong,
provided that suds boys shall have completed the age of fifteen
years. • •
'COMfiIISSIONSIOT lAN K RU PTCY IN THE GAZETTE
• OF 1811.
January . K . 212 Angust
Felbinary . • . . . 212 September
Mg& . •fr . . 187 October •; .. . -
A 163 November
1111a1' ^'c 137 December
June . . . . .r . 140
Jiffy

T0ta1.... 1837

STOLEN CEIED RllSTORT.D.—Yesteyday Mr.. Del-
low arrivedin tpwa from Gosport, with his child,
which had.been stolen wee weeks grim, as repeated-
iy- mentioned- irr this Paper. We stated yesterday,
that the discovery had bees thade by letters received
by the Lord' blay. and the ChnrChwardeus who had
°tiered tfie reward. These letters mention, that the
wife of the4,(iiet 'of.ihein had given information at
.Gosport iglvittsi I Mrs. Magnet, who, she said, was
in the peaselSsioit %-f ,the.- little boy who was stolen
in London a'hont .pis weeks since. Upon Mr. Del-
low's arrival it Gosport, he ascertained the truth of
this statement, rd saw his child •in the gaoler'S
house, well tale 1-are of. The. child knew him di-
rectly ; that thi4 woman had Contessed that it wa's'her
who took the child away ; that she had taken the
greatest care of him ; that she did it to deceive her
husband who is an Officer of a man of war, who
bad reflected upon her for hot having Children ; and
hearing the shirf was coming home, went to London
on purpose to get a child to pasi for his • Olaf-the de.:
ception had solar succeeded that her husband *Rs ex-'
.teedingly fohd of thechild, and had him fresh christen-
Led Henry Msgntl, after his own name, ittifi.
thought he wits his ()Wm She had likewise bode*
the child I o:eat many articles df wearing apparki
all of
.which she had marked with the -letters H. Adr:
The lerritef of this sa* the little bay in the possessiba
of the real Mather, whine happiness at the reeotery.
easier supposed than &a
',other is etpeOcd.,td
days; to aitsWer Icir her
Palkirk; pursuant td
for robbing a Danish


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()ugh the number of commit- of so-fine ehlld tiny be elicit.)
incipally consisted of thtise who- scribed; and the rni.:disagastmott
collecting money for'the sup- brought to Undo!) In .k few day
InetiAtere taken up yeiter- eondncti
ton, eight Wks hence, on sus- on thdeider was exeetited at
one of the desperate gangs in his Sentence, Thomas Afgair, f
&phi near that piste.