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LAB! 110 ELLIGL AGE. COURT OF COMMON FLEAS. SITTINGS BEFORE LORD ELDON AND A SPECIAL JURY. - PARKER Tafel r PASS. This was an aaion brotiltt to eft:thin a Patent for making Cement cr Mortar againtl an infringe ment by the Defend:int.—The Specification hated, that the cement was prepared from nodules of clay, and polell'ed greater hareinces and durability than any cement known at the time of granting thcipatent. Mr. Serjeant COCK F.LI. opened the care, and to eflablift the cicarnefs of the Specification, called Mr. Varlet'. I.ci.cbtrer in Cherni:try and blatural Philolophy, and several praCtical men of great ex perience and retPeaability, who 'hewed that they had prepared cement from the direelions which it contained. They proved th:: utility and excellence of the cement, and of its being a inbfiance totally Unknown to them before the granting of the patent. The infringement being alto proved, Mr. Serjeant SHFPPARD, cf Conned for the De fendant, then called witneffes to thew that a fimilar lubilance bad been made aimed forty years ago. The title witnefs flitted a feries of events, tending, as lie imagined, to eflablifh this point; but his evi dence was not confirmed by any other witnefs. The nest witnefs in attempting tolliew that similar ma terials to thole ufed by the Patentee, were worked in a remote part of the country, funk down in a tainting tit, apparently by the preffure of the crofs examinati. , n. Dr. Babington, a refpeelable Philofo pher and Naturalift, callei alfo by the Defendant, pointed one the charaCters of the different tliblian ces prefented ; but his evidence, inhead of ferving the purpole intended, weighed much in favour oi. the Platietiff, and clearly cilahli(hed the Specifi cation. Another wieners, calling hinifelf a Civil Engineer, contraclitßed the tellimnny of the firft witnefs, as to the nature of a particular kind of lime, which was the only material point that the Defendant endeavoured to eftablifh. Several other pereons were called to thew that the cement was ;made from lime-ft one,but they failed in their proofs. Mr. Serjeant Coc aLt.t., in his reply, entertained the Court by his wit, and inttruaed it by his elo quence ; he contracted very happily the nature atid credibility of the evidence on each fide, diftin guithing clearly and promptly all the merits of the contest, and pointed out with much perfpicuity and ability all that was tirelltial to fecure a verdia for his Client. Lord ELDON firff went through the Specification, and !laid, that to him it was perfe.Ftly clear and fatisfaelory fo much pains had been taken to ex plain and illuffrate the terms, that no doubt of its meaning and purport could remain. His Lord -114 recapitulated with the turnoff clearnefs the leading points of evidence on both fi des, and laid, if the found for the Plaintiff with fuch Dama- Fes as did not fatisfy him, he would have a right in equity to demand an account of the whole pro fits, that the Defendants had made by this bufinefs. —Verdi& for Plaintiff, and loot. Damages. Collura for Plaintiff, Mr. Serjeant COCRILL, Mr. Serjeant Jaws, Mr. Serjeant Osistow, and Mr. LAwss.—Attorney, Mr. C. SMART. .For Defendant, Mr. SerjCAOL SHE PPARD, Mr. Serjeant BEST, and Mr. Es rtutss.—Attorney, Mr. HAaalsom. FOLIC?. MAMMON HOUSE.— Saturday, two refpellable tradefmen, in the neighbourhood of Houndfditch, underwent along examination, charged on hafpi cion of having bought a large quantity olcopper, naval gores, nails, and Iheathing, which were found on their premifes, and are f'appofed to haVe been lichen ; they were admitted to bail. HAT TON-GAILDEN.SaIIIECIAT a woman of the name of St - lby was charged belbre the Police Ma ith having Rolm a filvcr watch from J. Funds, a young lad, whom the prifoncr decoy ed into a honk in Leather•lane. The prifoner %vas committed for further examination.—A Pub lican, in the neighbourhood of Gray's-inn-lane, u•sis convisled in the penalty of 405. for fttffering gamin:: in his houfe, allowing journeymen and appr,inices to play at dominos. WORE F!I P.STREST.—Saturda y 7. Nathan. was eramined, being charged en fdpiciun of being concetneJ, with others, with havin , ..: entered the one pair of tlairs window of the hoUle of Mr. Ho noree, in Gofwell-greet, and with healing there out, one bed and baler, three blankets, two Reels, trio pillows, and other ti:ings, the property of the above Mr. Honoree. Tile pi ;loner denied any knowledge of the tranfaoa, and was com mitted to New Pi ifon for a further examination. At the fame time a young man, of the name of Af , ,ore, was charged by J. Sharman who keeps a brokrt 's (bop at Bethnal-green, with having llolen from his (Lop-doer a mahogany table, value eight The prifoncr pleaded poverty, raid he had a w ife and two children at home Rarving for want of bread, and that lie could not get any kind of employ ; he was committed to New Prifon for a for tier c xarninution. fl';!aans texel; was charged by Mr. Nichols, of Duthint Mac( , I lackney-road, with healing a lar; ,plantity of katTolling boards from his pre. rr.:: , uron v. b:cli the pi hinter was fully commit• tea i ts. _ ~t.t.-I'c(lcrday Fri:mit Farrell wa s chargc.l by ( . _ll.rles ('..e, - a watchman, with flea]. • ing an iron chain beloni ; ing to the London Dock ConT•thy, which found 'Ton him. The prifo ncr v at fully con.taincat Cab ;/.J/ was chatryd upon the oath of (;rl-:•e karnlay, agent t :ticfrrs ironn.orgers,l•n (.I;te a Yr‘g (t is n, ty t.r the alseive Gcn th.rn.n, vtas fr,unc; e.atccalcd in n near ; the prifoner was Lons:aitted for r-Lx an t!Arri..—On S;4tiircl.l. ?blunt 1.115:1J, ei.ir.r7n7 yin% ii.:ulancc in the prcir: 1.•;•tcr) : hi CIMI tCrli ti, aw:l7 th.ir bu •riti my.- :1:L !luuic of Cwrec C.‘ eta: of 1144Lcr.i.oy. From the LONDON GAZETTE, 4111 4. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 4, aca. 2(1 Regiment of Life Guards—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant the Honourable Edward Irby to be Lieutemmt, by purchafe, vice Keating, promoted in the 26411 Light Dragoons. Cornet Edward Kelly, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Corm t and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Irby. Regiment of Dragoon Guarcb—Richard Barrow, Gent. to be. Cornet, by purchafe, rice Barclay, who retires. ;tit Dino—lobo Lord Vit . :omit Arbuthnot to be Cornet, by porchaf, , vi. Bunbury, promoted in the atth Font. Regiment of Dragoons—Richard axlgfon, F.fq. from the firth Foot. to be Paymaiter, vice Bruare, who exchanges. 6th Dittn—Smnpfon Towgood French, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Twaddell, appointed to the 3uth Foot. loth Reg:mcut of Light Dragoons—Charles Henry Bouverie, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Carmichael promoted. z tth Ditto--Coniet H. Philips to he Lieutenant, by purchafe, - . . vice Wardd, who retires. - tsth Ditto—Cornet Hugh Montgomery to be I.ieutenant, by purcharc, vice Lord Lille, promoted in the 72d Foot. Enlign John fvl`Mahon, from the 37th Foot, tube Cornet, vice 13;milibent, who exchanges. 18th Ditto—Captain Thomas Lowther Allen,', to be Major, by purehafe, vice Chriftmas, who retires. Lieutenant George Clarke Symmonds, from the 33d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ryan, who exchanges. 25th Ditto—Maurice Fitzgibbon, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe. 27th Ditto—Lieutenant Miles French to be Captain Lieute nant, without purchafe, vice Philpot, promoted. Joh pli Dawlon, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Byng, promoted. 111 Regiment of Foot Guards—Enfign Kingfmill Evans to bis Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Gilham who retires. 21 Regiment of Foot—John Oleney, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Holmes, promoted. 4th Ditto—Alexander W,ldier, Gent, to be Enfign, by Fur' ch de, vice I .nroche, who retire*. Maclntofit, Gent. to be Enfign, without porthole vice hPMahon, who is fuperf,ded, being abfent without i;AV sth bittOLig:tlt4.llllllt joim Nicholas, from the 58th Pout, to be Lieutenant, vice Renate, who exchanges. 9th Ditto—Enfign Charles Grant to be lieutenant, vice Blake my, deceafed; Richard Green, Gent. to be Enfign, by pur chafe, vice Tadman, promoted; Affiltant Surgeon, Henry I,ewin, front the T 2th Welt India Regiment, to be AlERant Surgeon, vice Mcffiter, appointed to the Rifle Corps. 17th Ditto—C tptain Robert Wallace to he Major, by purchafe, vice Fancourt, promoted in the 69th Foot. 18th Ditto—Enfign H: cry Lindy to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Snook, promoted. tpth Ditto—Eiifign Alexander Rultfon to be Lieutenant, by purchofc, vice Jones, who retires. octh Ditto—Captain Henry FowlAt to be Major, he purchafe, vice Williams, who retires; Lieutenant John Haines, front the 87th Font. to be Lltittenant, vice Sterl, wbn exchanges. 24th Ditto—Thomas Taylor, Gent, to be Earl, by purchafe, vice Daly, promoted. a 7th Ditto—Li: ut, na nt John Payne to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Bell, who rAires; Lieutenant William Beatty to ►e Captain-I deuttnant, by purchafe, vice Coghlan, who retires; Comet Thomas William Broadbent, from the tt;h Light Dragoons, to be Enfign, vice M.Mahon, who exchanges. 3vith Ditto—Fnfign James Adam Dolling to be Lkutenaut, by purchafe, vice Sbewbridge. 36th Ditto—Thomas Smith, Gent. to be F.nfign, by purebafe, lAndfay, promoted. 39th Ditto—Enfign Robert Walton to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Parke, promote d ; Cornet Robert Twaddell, from the 6th Dragoons, to be &dip, by purcisak, vice Rolston, promoted. 4:31' Ditto—Enilp Thomas Le Breton to be Lieutenant, with out purchafe, vire Angell, who retires. 43d Ditto—John I{ el,wick, Gent. to be Rap, by prelate, vice Wardrobe, promoted. 4 ;th Dlttn—F.nfign Charles William Davy to be Lieutenant, by purchafe vice Wilkmphby , who retires. Std Ditto-LCaptain Robert Smyth, from the Bth Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Madden, who retires; Edge George Ballet to be Lieutenant, without prelude, vice Man ley, who rages • Richard Manley, Gent. to be Rain, vice BifQit; James Wright to be Aiftantsnr. goon, vice Gibbs, who vagns. 53,1 Ditto—Lieutenant Mathew: Ryan, from the ail Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Symnionds, who =hangs s ; WiliLm Rune], Gent to be Edit" by parade. vice Stu- than, promoted. 55th Ditto—Lieutenant Chaaiei Amwaeth, door the 68th Foot, to he Captain, by mu - chafe, vice Brow, who mires; Hof' pital.Mate Thomas Jones to be Afilliont4orgeoo, vice Robb, promoted In the Rile Corp.. 5 BtblMtro--I.ieutenamTliomas Knuth from the sth Foot, to bo Lieutenant, vice Nicholas, who =changes. bothßegiment of Foot—Lcwls Baby, Gent. to be Fain, by porthole. 65th Ditto—En6zn John Clotterboek to be Lieutenant, by pi:e choic, vice B.4•Lauchlan, promoted; James Bruere, Efq. from the 3d Dragoons, to ht. Paymaitcr, vice Dodgfos, who exchanges. 74th Ditto—Edward Bacon, Galt. to be Enrifior by Purehafe, vice Dichenfon, promoted In the ofith Foot. S t it Ditto—John Aritriloek Wurtlrop, Gent. to be Enfign, by purehafe, vice PAW. promoted. 8211 Ditio—Enfign Williaid Smlthwick to be Lieutenant, by purehafc, virc - Creit7, who wins. 27th Ditto—Lieutenant CharleF Henry Steel, from the voth Foot, to be LieutcLant, vier Hames, who exchange*. th Ditto—Captain Charles Robert Pod, from the ift Wcfl India Regimatt,tobc Captain,ylee Pieltaing, who exchanges. 9z it Ditto—Lieut. nant Colin Campbell to be Captain, by per chafe, vice Archibald Campbell, fen. who retires; EoGgu -- Duncan bl'Artbur to bc Litutcnant,vice M'Nlel,prnmotcd ; Enfign John Baunig.trtit to he Licutalaut, without purchak, viccWeit,rromott.d y. . . 93d Robert i-artifon, (menthe gad Feint, to be Lieutenant, withott purchafs, vice Coiclotagh, removed to the 8 zii Foot ; Cart, r-!Malt, r llama Maxwell, from the half-gay of Captain Bradthaw's Corps, to be ctartcr-Matter, vice Mackay, wl.o csc'ungva. tft Weft India Reginutit—t'aptain Charles Pickering, from the peth Font, to he Carain, vice Feed, who exchanges; I:nfign Francis O'Connor to be Lieutenant, vice Smale, who refts - na ; 'Humus Czfey, Cwct. to be Enfign, vice O'Connor. 5d Ditto—William John Harmer, Gent. to be nifty', without purchate, vice Duval, promoted In the 27th I..ight Diatoms. Sth Brigftock, Gent. to be Enfign, without par chafe, vice Seem, who refigns. Royal Garrifon BattallutsCaptain William Abraham, fmtn the h.lf-r y of the Sc.! eh Brigade, to b.. Captain, vice Grace, alusinted to the Invalids. To tit Lieutenant...l.k utenant Dclbrifay. tram the silt Foot. Liretrnant jams 1-la•rilton, from the half-psy of the late 2 Regiment of ti.r lufl Brigade. Erdigns O. rr rd. Argue Futhertaird,:—.- leer, Adam Pm-aut. : i d T':,all.:t To tc f r , s—serjrant wed Coghlll, from the 3d Foot Git.rds, t,cc pro/anti& Enr, n Cornelius 01.t4ry, tram the Provincial half-pay, vice Sutherland. \lc oron'. Iter.imert-4'h.stk • Oe NT , imon, Gum. to be F.nfir:. rr.eictlit Lewis tlr fvl-tirtm, (;:nt.t, h. En firo. RiP , Corr—Liev.,l2..tit I'Lttr 011.,te to be AdJetaot. vice (.rent, who T.. firm `;t Corr —Nlakor John Rut& rford •abr I.kutentovt-Cokswl C,nonar dant. INVAI.II I % Pine Lirsitmart-C •nt Ii) ve, from the olith Font. to Copt tit: t• 4:mt.-pony nr Istr.t'i•ts at Al . . . . y.tric•- l• ••• • w tJi A .. . 2, ~ ;a1 I. 1 , . n• tb. haaixer 0n the Ltc vat 1,,•, wbc •.1 . f • : • t t Con p•ny dim-Ads ire ::nrth ..!, nintcal to the atnilids the r ,42 ,r. Ai i)..: 'i%twer of I.onden. ttrcv•-t1.4 u n• 'r.l7 I Pat crft.n.fron. the t(th Foot. b: Cap • i • 411 INI •'. ar Cmrrasy ai hir.tli 'it-we/taw J I : •1.• , r. tr..an u.. ;64 Foot. to be Litutdotot tits toil Loth:o.T. • • • Serjsant Thnmas Walls, from the aft Foot Cuttrds, to he Etb. fign in the laid Company. Brt vet hiaj.tr William Weft, from the s;th Foot, to be Cap tain of an Independent Company of Lieutenant George Bird, front the Royal Carrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant in the ftid Company. Serjeant-Major George .5-st neer, from the _ld Toot Guards, to be F.nfign in the laid Company. Captain Benjamin Rogers, from the Invards in North Britain, to be Captain of an Independent Company of Invalids. Lieutenant Arthur Renting, from the Invalids at Portfmoutb, to be Lieutenant in the fail Company. Serjeant.Major A.l.Gr.por, from the Coltißmutt Foot Guards, to be Fol .- fgt. in the laid C. moans.. Ctraitt Robert Suthet land, from the zd Foot, to be Captain of a:. Independent Company of Invalids. Lieutenant Thomas King, from the s;th Foot, to be Lieute nant in the f. 41 Company. Serjeant Ifaac Winn, from the Coledire,mi Foot Guards, to he finlign in the raid Company. Qitarter-hlalter Charles Warden. front the ball-1 , 74 of the had Tout, to be Quarter-Maller to the Invalid. in the 'lowa of London. At Plymouth. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel GLor,, , c Vaughan, fmm the InvAids at Alderney, to be Captain of an Indrnenthut Company of Invalids. Enlign J.imes Bell, from I.iiutinant Colonel Vitinas's Com pany, to be Lieutenant in the bid Cono).11y. Enflgn P, King, from the 311 t Foot, to be in the laid Company. Captain Arthur Blackball, from the half-pay of the .7th Foot, to be Captain of an Indepiudtnt Company of 10v.41%. Lieutenant George W. D. Jones, front the Inv.iliea at Chatham, to be I.ieutenant in the laid Company. lap Arthur Hirt, from Cai.tain Campbell's Company, to be Lieutenant in the f.dd ('ora l ; .ray. Quarter-Mater-- Leatham,fplm the IE6 Light Dragoons, to be Enfign in the faid Controy. At Portfinomli. Brevet Major Charles Leigh, from the invalids at Jerky, to be Captain of an Independent Comp ;my of invalids. Enfipn John Reap, from Colonel Mair's Company, to be Lieu tenant in the laid Company. Serj 'ant-Major Barron, front the Sull'ot Militia, to be Enfign in the Paid Comp toy . Captain Michael John Grace from the Env,ll Garrifon Bat talion, to he Captain of an Indcpendsor Company of Invalids. lieutenant Daniel Green, from the 3th Foot, tube Lieutenant in the laid Company. lOjarter-Mafter Early, from the 3d Dragoons, to En the laid Company. Serjcant Munro, from the 3d Foot Guards, to he Finfign in Colonel Mair's Independent Company of Invalids, vice Ray, promoted. • At Sheerricr•. Captain-Lieutenant Samuel Mansfield, from the 39th Foot, to be Captain of an indspentlent Company of Invalids. .lieutenant Sir John Farkas, from the Half-pay of the late 79th . Foot, to be l.kutenant in the laid Company. Enfign George I arilie. from Captain Figg's Company, to be Lieu tenant in the laid Company. Quarter-biafter Campbell, from the sth Dragoon Guards, to be Enfign in the Paid Company. Captain-Lieutenant William Wynne, from the 2 tri Foot, to be Captain of an Independent Company of Invalids. Enfign Ja mes Douglas, from Sir James Malcolm's Company, to be I tenant in the Paid Company. Lieutenant Blozham, from the Wiltibire Militia, to be Enfign in the laid Company. Lieutenant H. Browne, from the Half-pay of the late t t3th Foot, to be Enfign in Captain Figg's lusependent Company, vice Labe. . gliarter-Msfter•Serjeant - Rohiafen, frcen the 4th FOIL, to be Enfign in Sir jarnts Malcom 's Independent Compaq, Of Invalids, vice Do - ualas. . . At Shetland. Captain James Rafe, from the 39th Foot, to be Captain of an Independent Company of Invalids. Ennen Kenneth Sutherland, from the Invalids at Jerfey, to be Lieutenant in the Paid Company. Ronald Macdonald, Gent. late of the %nary Fencibles, to be F.nfign in the raid Company. - Captain-Lieutenant James Streenfon, front the yth Light Dra goons, to be Captain of an Independent Company of Invalids. Lieutenant John Grant, late of the Syth Foot, to be Lieutenant in the faid Company. At Jerfey. Major Hugh Lard, from the Half-pay of the late tosith Foot, to be Captain of an lodependan Company of Wands, vice Flwes, deeeafed. Finny% John Campbell, from Major Lord's Company, to be Lieutenant in Captain Aylward's Independent Company of !brands, vice Home decant]. Q_uaner-Maiter-Serjeant John Hughes to be Enfign In Major Lord's Independent Company of Invands, vice Campbell. Quarter-Mafter John Hart, from the IR Dragoon Guards, to le Eagle in Major Leigh's Independent Company of 'flyable, vice Sutherland, promoted in the Invalids at Shetland. STAFF. Strpben Caen, EC} to be Per to the Invalids Rationed to. the land of Gitentfey. John Hayman, Efq. to be Payrnalter of a Recruiting Diftrid, vice Lakin. Gerard Goldin. Efq. to be Papuaer of a Recruiting Diarift, vice Arden, relignad. BREVET. His MapsTr has been pleafed to appoint the undermentioned Officers of the Eafl India Cern. patty's Forces to take rank as Major-Generals in his Majefly's Army in the Eaft Indies only ; Com miffions dated January I, tBot, viz. Coinvels Mates, Richard Jam, and Wolin Neville LamerOu. Colonel Lord Macdonald's Regiment of Fencible Infantry. jimes !PIM, GeSt. to he F,afigl, vice Church, who telly's. • Royal Lancashire Volunteers. • John 1 lotre Get;t. to be Eofign, vice Pickford, promoted. lull Riding of Yorklh ire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. James ivefon, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Strytt, deceared. Afhton.under.Line Volunteer Infantry. SarnpGto Taylor, Gent to be I:Him Hilton, Gent. to be Endo. James Smith. 01101. to be Adjutant, vice Lees, who refigns. Cow bridge Volunteers. Thomas Rees, Gan. to be hallo, vice Hicholl, who reigns. 3kl Regiment of the Royal Eafl India Volunteers. lof-pit Luton, Gent. to be Emilia, vice Burton, who raps. o!.11 Matcham Iliac, lieut. to be Entine, vice Scott, who re. kos. Edinburgh Royal Highl.tnd Volunteers. High Todd, Otat. to be F.nfign, vice Gillanders, who reigns. Humphrey Wake: Campbell, Gent to be Enlign, vice Grant, who reigns. Grantham Volunteers. rninen William Allen to be I.leutenant,vtee Lety, who re dans. Jame. Hand, Gent. to be F.afign, vice Allen. tit Battalion of the Mancheiler and Salford Volunteer. Lieutenant Jolt pit Winter ti, be Cantain.Lieutenant, vice Crornpten, who aligns. Fawn Jo' n Barlow be Licata: wt. vice Winter. Thum.* Ainiwurtb, Gen . tu be Lidign, vice Barlow. ad I , f Ditto. Cawnin-Liestenant Rabat RtJer to be Captain, vice J. C. liawfor, who taro. I.kutemact Maws= not' w 11 to be Ca. t to-Liconsiant, vice h'er. F.otigo Jaroe. H:tton Niliftakee to be I.leutenmit,vieeßtxtetrell trA:w el Wo (test. to I.e EnGan, vice Whitak.v. IA ituto 11.0dtord.th.. irkt. %V bite, &eared. • Si. Ger 'ITC's Volunteers. Csrain-I.lneetrat aeries Freeman robe Casaba, rice Gun ter .lereafed. Lisoc•-am WWI= Maims to be Captain-Licinenuse. •kt En t "AM. rasps We Ain Charken tabs Lieurcustit. vice =Hams. Laws 'tackiest Cam I c Livzimiat. vkc Tailer,wito (dose Sandade Vol , inteerq • Alexander Murray, late Lieutenanuin the caithgers Leg.fra, be Firft-Lieutenant. George limes, Gent. tat be Second-Lieutenant. William blocs, Gent. t.' be Second-Lientcnant. . Comma ions in the llerkibire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Arthur Vanfittart the Vounicr, Efq. to he Colonel, George Henry Vanuttart,rdurnial. Dated l'obru.try 18,1:e , Jolm Blagrave the Younger, Efq. to- be Captain, vice Ar.s...t V-nuttart, promoted. Dated March iB, act. MEMORANDUM, Cornet Jo'n Dickfon, of the 7th Dragoon Guards, is fap,rr,, , . hying abfent ♦vithout leave. Ettaere in the Gazettes of the goth Augufl act), and or cl. February, and I,th MarJ Lat. 69th Foot. - • For Lb:sten:int George Ani**llollsintl, from the haff-pa . late 6th Regiment of the Irith Brigade, to be vice Chriftie, removed to the 7th Foot, Read Lieutenant Frrderit Ihre Bawl, from the half-pay the late 6th Regiment of th- kith Brigade, to he Licutenan. • vice eltriaie. removed to the 706 F not. R utland Yeomanry Cavalry. For Adjutant kitatchin to ha Carry, Read Adjutant I-fotchin to be Lindiererst. vice Tornllin, who rciigns. . . Fawley and Dibdin Volunteers. For Lip.ttenant 114,,0dy to h.: Captain, vice 'Vac, who tad .1 utenaut Moody to Lo arthiffi-Cousfaaradatti, sic. T It; who refets. The avcrag.: Price of Sw.r...r, computed from the 12 , :errs made in the week ending the IR. 01 April, /80t, is 78. per : uivired Avemge price of Corn in England and Wales, from the tures rash g the aFt' of INarehoillos. Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oxus . l Beans. I Peak. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. 154 s Ito it 90 8 46 t . 79 8 85 2 Average prices of Foreign Corn, by which the Bounty on Importation is n plated, the week ending the 28th of Much! Wheat. Rye. I Barley Oats. Beans, I Pedc, s. d. s. s. d. s. d. d. 142 4 96 3 69 9 48 9 00 0 a BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. May 19. J. MaeConuell, late of Dunkirk, merchant, at tcx„ at Guddliall. BANKRUPTS. John Hawkins, of Leicefux, currier, to furrender April 16, at four, April 17, and May 16, at eleven ' at the Three Crams and Lion and Lamb Inn. Attorney, Mr. H. Temple, Le i cefter. Peter Donnelly, of Taviitock-ftrect, Covent-Garden, tay;c-,, April 13, at ten, Aprit as, at el , :ven, anthlay t 6, at me.% e. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pinero, Charles Dace; Laval dilh-fquare. Abraham Wood, late of Scotland-Yard, Whitehall, viztualler, April ti, at, at eleven, and May 16, at ten, at Gitikiltali. Attorney, Mr. Minihull, Milbank-ftreet, Wellminfter. John Stainfby, of CornhiU, woolkm-draper, April Is, 25, and May 16, at twilve at GuildhalL Attorney, Mt. Johdon, of Ely-Place, Henry Penn the younger, late of Gavot*, fttalfordfhire, worfted and woollen yarn manufa.flurer, April 23, at five. April 34, and May 16, at eleven, at the Siionrport Inn, Stutr port. Afton:des, hleffra. .t and.R Adria, Cailleftreet, Leicefter-Nuare ; or Mr. Hallen, Xidderminttsr. Thomas Charters, of liaydon-fc nare merchaLt, April It, and May s 6, at, twelve, at (;oddballall. Anoraks, Mars. Palmer and Tondinfon, Warnford-euart. Thrognsorton- ftreet, London. George CI; wirbett, of Brno!, eornLet or, April t 1• T 5, and :1/1.1 T 6, at eleven, at theWkit., rt, in tb4; 014 Market. briflc i. Anomie', M C,s. Lewis andantes. Gray's-tun, London ; or Mr. G. Mardi', Briftul. Jofeph Walton, of Birmingham, ropc-maker, April 24, 2S, at ten, and May t 6. at our, at the Public Office, Birmit.g62.-.. Attornies, Mara. Wortb.im unit Stephenfon, Csftle-ltrcei, Holborn; or Mr. G. kitchen, P.lriniretain. Edward Mottcribead, late of Alancheft,T, vie - Waller, April 33. 14, and 2‘1:17 36, at three, at the Dog 'Tavern, Deanfia . :. . - Minchettrr.. Atiomies, Mr. Ellis, CuTfit'or-ftre;:t, Lonauu or Mr. Win. Creswell, Red•erufw-itreet, Maesehe John Bates, of 121riningharn. woolko-dniper, April so, 21, and May 16, at ten, at the Stork Tavern, tinnlaggAnt. Attcr nles, Mr. Egerton, Gray's-dun, London; or Mr. G. )(wins. or Mr. J. 6 Stubbs, Birmingham. Garnalit.l Hod-Idnfon Hobart, of ls/..w Woodftock.Oxfurdthire, . - mercer, April 19, 30, end May t 6. at eleven, at the Rini.- Arms, Desklington, Olfordihlre. Atton.ic,, Mr. Field, Dad dington ; or Mr. Caner, Staplc- Inn, I.ondon. John &wick the younger, of Mon it n carmuuth Shore. Durh am, butcher, April 17,18, and May 16, at eleven, at the Co ogre Inn, Sunderland. Attornies, Mr. Llitob, Catharine-cour, London; or Mr. Laws, Sundorland. John Ricketts, of Briltol, toy-niaker, April 11, and as, at tkvat, at the Talbot Inn and 'favurn, ItriftoL A ttornios, Mr.). Tarrant, Chaneury-laue; or Mars. Hall and Jarman; or Mr. F. Stephens, &MA MARRIED. Sir W. Sayer, Recorder of Bombay, t. Mda Mary Aso R•iliiamfun. At Manche:ter, Mr. John Bionic, Efq. of Bobby, In tit county of Lincoln. to MIR Mary hlrthcr,of Manthetter. DIED. —.— On Wednefday fenefght, at Brentford Butts, in the 69th year of her age, Mrs. Gardiner, yell of the late Charles Gar diner, Pap of I .ockiey, Welwyn, Hens. Lately, at Wa;tham Abbey,ktfes,after a very ibort illnefs,the Rev. Mr.Colitett. He had been 20 rrarx Crate of that Pan& Oa the 23d alt. Philip Roberts, EN. of Moutitmetick. Aged 204, John Graham, of St. Johnftown, county of Tip• PcrarY- On Sunday fc'nnight, at Clapham Common, Mn. Earcl. f, wife of Robert Barclay, Efq. Ou Sunday fe'nnight, after a Short Marls, at South Witham, in the county of Lincoln, the lady of Charles Manners, khi. and grand daughter of the late M rehlooeft of Tweeddale. On Sunday the 7th of Sept. 1300, in his 3oth year, after a few hours illncfs, Mr. Thomas (Sky, of Leith Hall Clime, St. Thomas In the Fait, Jamaica. late the eldeft feu of the Res. John 110.-y, of Bafinsitok% Hares. On the 27th ult. Edward Gore, Efq. of Killington, Oan and of barrow -court, Snmerfetibire. A few days a;o, at Scarborough, Mr. Thomas Phililkirk, a conunon-eouncilman of that borough. At Yarmouth, on Friday Wettish% agel So years, Captain Philip Dean;, of the Diana packet. On the 4th inflate, at Bolton Abbey, In Craven, Francis Postman, aged 10t..—He enjoyed for a century. an alntoit un interrupted Rate of health, at.d time had Lttla dfoft oo hb faculties till within a few days of his death. At Olarsow, on the 2,3 d ult. Mrs. Janet Buchanan, wet of Jame Monteith. Efq. merchant, Glargow. At Edbthurgh, the aced alt. Mrs. Ifabelta Scott, rtua of tha late Archibald Scott, Efq. of Ruffie, aged 57. Same place, on the loth ult. the Hen. Robert Arbuthnot. third lon of the tate Hon. John YU:come of Arbuthnot. At Kilmarnock, 23d ult. Mr. Rebel Tannihill, "Sitar. On the tth ult. the Rev. Mr. John Sommerville, Pencil ••tit Diffenting Minliter of Stuiderland. On Thurfday, the a6th ult. Mr. Bold Cook, of Manche ...Ts merchant and manuf telarer. On Tucfday LIR, at her fan's !mute, Rofe-Place, Liverpool* aftrr•fevere Muth, Mrs. Milburn..., axed 73. A few days ago, in the 33th year of his age, Mr. Richard Whitaker. of Bradford. At Leith, on the t ath ult. Charlotte Klein, wife of Mr. R. f'oidflreant, merchant, Leith. atlcr bring Lady delit-ed •da daughter, who is likely to Jo w :3. HIGH WA ITR AT LONDON-bit WM , TO-MORKOW. Morning . PI Winner. Res. $ Afternoon • 3 S rtllltltC• after 9 I. N DON : Printed for the - PRO/ate' rasa, by JOH I)ANILL. 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