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i Mit ;It LOA - Bcir 6 ,1 7.277 E, :lune it. MILITARY I'kUNIUMNS. JUNE 11. STAFF. rrnlity CornnlM • v Gent!,* Henry Rohtnfoo to be c o mmai, t ry G..neral of Store*, Yrovitims, and forage to the korco I.rvinit j.tuaka. C.luimillions iv:the Lf•yal Carnarvon Mercantile Vo• b•oteert, li ? ned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated May ay, 180 . 5. Edwarci (A:lsth Roberts, Gent. to }e Lieutenant the Secood Company. vice Zaccbeus Jorce. Gent. refired. Ro ., ort t.eir to he hatisti ta Thug. rice Edward Ortf la Raisers, Gent. proastted. whs. orsica, just :5. aft Regiment of Dragoon Goanle—aerjeant Major John t'aget Sweny, frem the 4 It nragcon Guertii, to be Adjeta..t. with the rank of Corn.t, vice Dowthwaite, who refi e om the At.ju tantcy. Ditto-e-Cornet George Morris, from the 34 Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, without portlier, vice Nixon oppoioted to the tath Light Dragoons. 6th Ditto—Comet Thomas William TAelor to he Lieutenant, without purchafe ; Cornet letoMiss Hula. to be Ditto. I ' Regiment of Dragoons--Lieuteuant Charles M. St. Paul, from half pay of the ittla Light Drazoors, to be Lieutenant, with out purchafe. 6'h Ditto—Cornet Wiliiam Dowftn to be Lieutenant, wiltout purchafe. ;to Be L iment of Light Dragoons—Centel Frederic; I.untley to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Earl Weldegrave, pro mated in the 30th Foot. Fth Ditto—Nathariel Storey, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Clarke, promoted. anti: Ditto—ldectinant Lord William G.l l Somerfet to be Cap tain of a Tmop; by pur, hale, vie Tram ,who retires. with Ditto—Licutaia:q Richard H. Bird to be Captain of a Troop, by purchafe, vice Whin:, wbn tires; Lieutcpant john from the ad Di ..gnoik Guards, be Licutetiaiit, without pur chafe; Cornet William Heydor robe Ditt',. 13th Ditto--Captain S. Ford Whittinehant. from the 25th Foot, to be Captain of a "troop, vice Browne. who exchanges. 26th Ditto—Lieutenant Godfchall jahnfen, front the gth Light Dragoons, to be Licatenaie, witouut purchafe, vice Hay,pro tnoted. 27th Ditto—Bartholomew Thomas. (lent. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Lawreofon. promoted. IR p.egimeut of Foot Guard,--4 toner Grant, Gent. to be align, I••• perchaft, vice Reeve, promoted. Colilliream Ditto..-Carain William Henry Raikes, from the 66th Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Coiloye who exchanges. 4th Regiment of Foot —1 kit:chant Chrittopher Harcom, on bail pay of the Regiment, to he Paymafter of the :d Battalion. stli Ditto, feplino, Gent. to be Erfien, without purchafe, vice Graves, appointed Paymailer of the ?A8:t0:440.. 7th Ditto--Thornas Berkeley, Lig. to Le l'a)maller of the ad Bat'alien, vice Staunton, who refigns. 9th Ditto--Enfigns John G. Hall, and Wiiiiam St. Clair to be Lieutenants, without purchafe; John Gray, Gent. Lieutenant, with temporary rank, on half-pay of the 52d Foot, to be Enfign, vice Hall, and linfign M`Derrnot Rowe, from half pay of the late Irifh Brigade, to be Enfign vice St. Clair. 10th Ditto—Captain Francis William Collett to be Major, by re chafe, vice Parkldll, promoted, and Enfign John Allen, from the 37th Foot, to be Lituterart. without purchafe. 23tb Ditto—Lieutenant George Thornhill to be Captain of: Com pany, vice Bayard, deceafed, and Lieutenant Ri.,hard Butler Handeock to.be Captain of a Compary, without purchafe, vice Thornton, appointed to the isch Foot. 25th Ditto—George When, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Caihell, who retires, and l'ryce Lockhart Gordon, Gent. to he Pnlign, without poi - chafe, vice M'inees, prornoted in the 62d Foot. 46th Ditto—lieutenant A' am G. Cam; hell, to be Captain of a Company, without purchare, vice Gifford, promoted in the 87th Foot. 48th Ditto—Captain William Browne, from the 13th Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Wbittiogbam, who exchanges. sgth Ditto--Serjeant Wiliiam Gillafpic to be Quarter-Mancr, vice Stott, appointed Paymaticr. 30th Ditto—Lieutenant John Birchen to be Captain of a ColP pany, without purchafe, vice Rokertfon, promoted in the 35th Foot. vitt Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William Spread to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purdah:, and Brevet 81:Jor Win. Stewart, to be Major, vice Si:mad. • 311th Ditto --- Ryan, Gent. to he Enfign, without porthole, vice Raidey, whore' appointment ha. rot taken place ; George stack. Gent. to he Enfign, without porthole, vice Perks, pro moted in Major-General Champagne's Regiment. 42d Ditto—Duncan Stewart, Gent. to be Enfign, without por thole, vice Ihnuilton, promoted. 47th Ditto—Enfign Richard A. Wolfe to he Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Harrifun, svho retires. 48th Ditto—William Gun, Gent. to be Frifign, without purchafe, vice C roily, whole appointment has not taken place. ltd liir o—Vl'illiam Jobnflonc, Gent. to be Enfign. without pm chair, vice Young, promoted, and Frederick ftel'islantara, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe. sad Ditto--Enfign W. H. Stephens, from tin: 6jd Foot, to be • Lieutenant, by porthole. vice Parker, promoted. • syth•Ditto--FMign G. F. Iddeur to Lieu teoant, without put chafe, vice Smith, who retiree: Fiditm George Kirby to he Lieutenant, withemt porch ifc, vice Bourke, promoted in the myth Foot; George M•Farlanc, Gent. to be Eniign, vice Kirby. sSth Ditto—Arthur Williams, Gent, to be Enfign, by porthole, . vice Wettrepp, promoted. 62d Ditte—Etifign ?Minors, from the t:th Foot, to be Lieuttpant, without purchafe; Enfign Joleph Wood to be Lieu tena-it, without purchafc.viceSitickir IlumptuTys, who retires. 63d Ditto—Lieutenant William Botall to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchafe, vice Manly, who retires; Lieutenant Tito. MU i.e Breton, front half.pay of the 4cth Foot, to be l.ieute nant, vice BasalL 66th Ditto—Captain Matthew R. Ot,flow, from the Coliftreatra l i Guards, to be Captaiu a a Compai.y, vice Roles, who ex „changes. tR Ditto—Enfign Lewis Grant to be Lieutenant, wit:tont por thole, vice Ptak, who retires; Dominick Ferhe, Gent, to be Filign, by purchafe, vice Grant. yllth Ditto—Lieutenant Ceti-go Sheldon, from the aft Garrifon Battalion, to be Captain of a CoMpany, without purchafe, vice Dichenfon, appointed to the stith loat. 79th Diuo—Ariftant-Surgeon David Wend, from half-pay of the 4th loot, to be Afilitent Surgeon, vice M'Gillivray, who ex changes. 82d Dlttc--Serjeant-M; i , r Richard I.e Royd to be Adjumot, with the rank of Enfign, vice Pytni, promoted. 84th Din o--Lieutenaat Samuel Wri.itt to be Carton) of a Com pany, by purchafe, vice A::.lrems, who retires. Bt:itb Ititto--Martin Ilihhotfc, Gent. to be Entign, by porthole, vice Jacobs, promoted. Syth Ditto—Captain Francis M. Miller to be M:ijor, by purchafe, vice I tall, who retires; Lieutenant Henry Browne to be Cep• taiti 01 a Company, without purchafe 89th Ditto--Major Jofeph Merrifon, from half-pay of the syth • , Fcot. to hc'Major, vice Le Mehiricr, who a:chair:l. 90th Dittr—Lieutenant Arthur Bowen, from the I:th Font, to Captain of a Company, without purchafe. 31 Ditto—Lieutenant Dugald Campbell to be Crptain of a Com pany, without porch:Se, vice Frafcr, appointed to the sth Ve teran Battalion ; Serjeam.Major James Stephens to be Enfign, without purchafe,vice M•Pherfon, promoted ; QLtarter•Mafter .---- Maclean, from half pay of the late lath Garr:fon Bat - t lion, to be quarter-Matter, vice Wilkie, ciccearcd. 93111 Ditto---Lieutenant Charles Beckwith, from the scth Foot, to be lira Lieutenant, without purchafe. th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Gcorge Mrillo; Leatbu, from halt pay of tilt York (dollars, to be lieutenant-Coloncl, vice Wardrobe, who exchanges. s yth Ditto-.-Enfign Maurice de Courcy to be Lieutenant, vice Montagu, foperfeded. Robert Way, Gent. to belinfign,lvite Ee Courcy. 99th Ditto—Enfign Jafrpb Payee, front half-pay of the itth Toot, tope Lelign, vice Blair, who ,xchAn L ;,.; fillip) T. Herring, from the grit% County Niihtia, to be Adjutant, with the monk of Fithgo, vice Blair, who rehgns. ' dd Welt lucia Regiment—Major Sir (temp Leith, Bart. from the tnh foot, to be Lieutenant Coh..tiel, without put chafe. 3 d 10i tt ,,,--john Poiton, Gent:to be Totign, without porthole. vice Jennings,to faperftled,h:.vingabfented bimf. if without Leave, when .in toe pi- int of nub triting to join hi<lltegim,nt. nth a.ittte...(i‘ortc Gordon, Gen:, to be Bawl, vice Led, to be fuperfrded, baying '.l -. .f:ftlted hitt:fell, without 'Leave, vrheitgpt the point of erni,arkinr to join his Prgintent; Ant!rra Barite, Cert. to tit. Erdign,l.y purch:ll.:, vice Corner, promme.l. sth 'ltto—Captain John Cattle to be Major, without purehaftt. vice Strike, ptvimot, d ; ti-utLnAt Richard I'. Burnett to be Captain of a Company, vice Celle . ad G:rrlfon Battalion— - Wright, Gent. to be Fefizi„ Age I.eronni. promoted in the 45th Foot ; William Itubtrta, ifq. to be Payinalter. Rneal Veteran Buttalion—:Major John Grant, from the gtfi Veteran battalion, to be Major, vice Writ, who exchang.a. tth Dittl—Captain John M•lhitntll, from the soh Veteran Bat talion, to hr Captain of a Company, vice SutherLaud, appointed to the yth Vetirmi Batt a lion. _ _ 7th Ditro:—Ciptalli L. Lconord K. Willard. from the Bth Veteran Batt lion, to be C.l•tain of a Company, Vice Brown, placed on the retired lift; .Mojr.r Wiili ini Weft, from :he 3d Veteran battalion. to be Major, vice Grant, who exchanges. . . • 9th Ditto.—Laptaie William Friths. front the 9 i d -Fant, to be I Saptalu of a Company. vice M'llonneU, appointed to the 6th... • VCtaall Battaiion. • GARRISON. LieuteDant-Colonel Alevatxler Loraine, or the 9 1R Font, to be Lleputy-Governor of South• Sea Cattle, vice Smelt, appoaited Lieutenant-Governor of the ;fie of Man. STAFF. William Arniftrong, Efq. late Major of the I.nrgford Militia, to be an Infpeding Field Officer ofillfeunianri aral Volur.teer Colvin Ireland. with temporary rack of IdeutangneaCulonci the Army, eke Lord ktriffaanre, who rekils. HOSPITAL s Harpies! Mate W IT FOX tub.. Apothecary to the Forces. London and Wearninner Light Hibrie Volunteers. Captain Woo:Jane arid to be Major, vice Stacey, who reigns ; Lieutenant Edward Yank to be Captain, vice Parbb; Thomas Lzsghton, Gent: to be Lkutenant, vice Vault. 3d Regiment of Royal EAU India Voluinteerfu. Licata-it G-07,7e l'nztet tribe Captain, vice Steele, who refirns. 'fa be. Lieutchatat--Enfign John Futter, vice %V. Savory, who rcligns; Etifign Henry lludvetil, vice Potter; Enfign Joreph Lufen. vice Lutyena. To be Enf . gns--Thomas Reflies, Cent. vice Foier; Peter Con. tench), ne. vice I )odevell ; Inward Rode, .Gent. vice Lhfon ; Robtrt i 3. land. GLne.vice Reifies, who refight. Ic;LNIORAUTWAI. Parnafter James NOW' old. of the 4th Battalion inf the both Foot, is difmifTed the Service b•r embezzling the public money, and applying it to the Payment of Comtbilfion in the A..tiliire Ritle Battalion, figned by the Vice Lieutenant. - - - Al.xaneer Mart:mit, Certlernan, to he Quarter-Mafter, vice Da vid Craig, t cligned. Dated June t, t Bos. Commitfions in the Bei kliiire tliilitia, figned by the Lnrci Lieutenant. Honouraide Richard Dee'll'.e to be Deputy lieutenant. Thornai to be ditto. Dated Deauber 20,1804. fo be Captaina—Hezry VaLfittart, Efq. Dared Sept. 11,1804. Gcorye Tmais Stur k es, EN. Dated F‘h. 73, 123 i. Lionel Charles Hervey, bfq. Dated April S. 1805. JAn Sturges, EN. Dated June s. 1 805. rhomas Forreft, Erg. Dated June 6. L 80(. To be Lieutenants—• Thomas Forrett,Gent. Dated March 7,1804 Henry Vanfittart, Gent. Dated April 14,1304. Join Grii,ble, Cint. Dated Aprills,lBo4. co be Enfigu—William SLede , Gent. Dated January 1, 1805. Commiflions figr.ed by the Lord I.leutenant of the County at 131rks.—lleynhurll Volunteers. William Ncweil, Cent. tube Enlign. Dated reb.as, atu. ilttoget ford Vclunteers. Robert Coxhead, Gent. to he Eufign. Dated March 14, 1805. John Brown. Gent. to he d:tto• Dated March 15,1805. White Hnrle Volunteer Infantry. • Peolin Barrett,l:6l. to be Captain. Doted May 17,1805. F.ttriogdon, &c. Volunteers. John Mayow, Gent. to be Enfir. Dated May 23, 1803. Clewer Volunteers. J,mea Ramlbottom, Lig. to be Captain. Dated May act, IleS• Thomas B.tverftoek. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June 4, iSos. Wink field Volunteers. Jobn Dolby, Gent. to be Second I.leutenast. Dated May 1 9.I 8 oS• 11l Reading Volunteers. :Wings, Gent. to he Enllgn. Dated May 30, 1305. John Shackle, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 21, BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDIID. William Dann, of Giliingtam. Kent, banker. Bryan Bentham, of Sheernas, Kent, banker. James Baikie, of Chatbam,Kent, banker. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Cartwright, of Maiden-lane, Wood•ilreet, London, holler, dealer and charman, to furecnder June 28, at. and July 27, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.'Thomas Wild, Cattle fircet, Fakon-limare. David Devonfldre, of Old Rrea, Gorwell street - Road , Middle-ex, jeweller, dealer ai...l.Napinan, June 22,29, and July 27,at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. George Atkinlon, Caftle-ilreet, Falcon .fquare. Edward Marlton. now or late of Utteteter, Staffordibire, cork cutter, dealer and (barman, June 28, at fix, June 29, at ten, and July 27, at twelve, at the Three Queens, Burton-upon-Trent.--. Attorney, Mr Ofinirne, Burtun-upon Trent. Horn Cilee, of Canterbury, grazier, dealer and ekapman, June 19, 29, and July 27, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Meifrs. Netherfole and Portal, Effez-hreet, Strand. London. Sohn Brewer, of Eifel- fireet, Strand, Middlefex, taylor, dealer and ehapman June 18 , 29 , and July 27, at ten , at POlitbeil •••••• Attomies, Mary Evitt and Rixon, Haydon•rquare, Minorite. Henry Hayward, of Racal:vim ' in rile ide of Thanet. Kent, but cher, June 18, 29, at one, and July 27, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorne;, Mr. H. K. Swinford, No. 16, Mitre-court Buildings, Tem ple. Thomas Bdwiek and George Redfern, now or Lte of Qi . 2arnford, St.dfordfhlre, dealers, chapmen, and partnere, June 20, 27, and July 27, at eleven, at th • Old Angel Inn, Macclesfield, Chethire. Attemies, Mere Chilew and Stone, Macclesfield. George Shepherd, of Suchor.; ftreet, Clare-Market, 1/11dleftx, wine and brandy-merchant, J-iie 28, 29, and July 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Elltob, Caltaritiz -court, Trinity fquare. John Lewis, of Cardigan, Cardiganflii re, mercer, draper. dealer and chapman, July 4, 5, at :be Beaumont's Arms Inn, Kirkheaton, Yorkthite, and July 27, at the Role and Crown Inn, Hudderf. field, I'or:retire at eleven. Attornics, Mr. Bettye , No. 20, Charcery-lane, London t or Mr. Jolhna Crofland, Huddersfield. Benjamin Mendes Da Cofta, of Bury-ftreet, St. Mary Axe, Lou don,and Green !freer, Lnfield Highway, Middlefes, dealer and chaporn, June as, July 9, and 27, at one, at Guildhall. Attor vies, Merry winett and Annefley, Finfbury-fiatsrre. l.ondon. Richard Mattliev.-s, of Aberyltwirh, Canaganfhire., and Thomas Jones, of the :came place, merchants sad partners. June 27, July 13, and 27, at ten. at the Ivy Bulb Inn, Spilman !freer., Caniner then. Attorney, Mr. 'erbert Lloyd, Carman:igen. Thomas Hefter, late of New-crofe, parilb of St. Paul, Dentrntd.l burrey, carpenter, dealer and chapman. June 18, 25, Bud July 27, at eleven, at Attorney, Mr. Dawns, I..nrie:ta ft.ieet, Covent•Gardeu, London. Edward Way, of Henrietta-Klett, Cavendifh.fe i tiare, Middlefez, wine -merchant, June 22, 29, and July 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parry, Great Mary la-Bone-fired. * . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVI.D. John Reminington and William Browning Smith, of Barton- End, Hot they, Glouceftcrfhire, clothiers, 1 1 / 4 1,ty 31, Wilmore.and Thomas Dalton, of I irmingham, War fadtirs, May 30, 1803. Jothua Gregory, Henry Lobeen the younger. idol Barlow, and James Chambers, raft iroufeunders, of Sheffield, Yortioire, June Is, 1803. llamas Sub's; and Chriftopher Sabin, of Marlhfield, Gloucef terfliire, matchers, June a, 1805. William Haywood, John Chamberlain, and John Shelton, of . Birmingham, Warwiclilliire, timber merchants, May 9., 1823. Edward Thon p,nn and John Gilder, jun. of Kingfton-upon- Hull, June It, 1803. Sranuel Needham and JoEfph Lowe, of Spread Eagle-court. Finch.lani, April 30, 2803. John Thomas and Robert White, wine and brandy merchants, No. 34, Walbruok, Loudon, April 30, 180 5. DIVIDENDS. June 26. Thomas Wilkinfon, new or late of Gritntnefearefoot in Haley, uvrifb. of tialirax, Vorkfaire, nu:ream, dealer and chap n-.an, at tcu, at the White Swau - Inn, I nedenlie:tl. June 27. hi:: y Tagr, I..te of Br.:ll,s , ,ntcrf, quire, widow, grocer, tet elLven, at t! - .e. Litottceitcr lan, Vii.lcot, Lath. June 26. Rob, r r l‘'altcrs Harp( r. i:.!...of'Sutton, in the parigh' e ch.aler at d t i.0.ern.,:4, at tin. Witte Bear,' LAY rmurcsivii: COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JAWRYA 'CRAttas PAWL V. THN HON. 11.1 0 111811 - 0•1 /LNM•' WING. The Plaintiff was harpooner on board the Green- / with Whaler ; the Defendant is Captain of the fri gate Egyptienne. Mr. ERSKINE, on the part of the latter. made aprlication to pollpont this trial, under an affidavit, &poling to the inapoffibility of finding the witnefs, Lieutenant Conelly; but by a fingulu coincidence, his name being mentioned loudly in Court, he prefented himfelf at the bar. The caufe then commenced before the Special Jury appointed for its decillim. Mr. Gaaaow laid, the Officer from whom his ell!nt now fought a compenfation in damages, was known to the whole cram!). ; but whatever might be his general merits, the ohfcure individual for whom he (the Learned Counfel) now appeared, had not exhibited lets courage for the proteCtion and glory of his country. He had boarded a French Chip in a dangerous exploit, which he was appointed to fuperintend, when he received a wound in the plain, which he concealed, until, exhanfied with aptly, he fell into the arms of the companions of his triumph. The wifdom of the Britith Legiflature, fur the pun pores of commerce. tinder feveral Aias of Parlia ment (an Gen 111. 28 Geo. 111. 35 Cm III.) had granted exemptions from the import's to perfons cm ',toyed in the Whale Fiffiery. The Plaintiff was re turning from a long voyage in the imrneaforable wa ters of the Pacific, when an Officer of Imprefs boarded his (hip (the Greenwich), and hurried him, and two of his companions, on board the Egyptienne, commanded by this Defendant. It was in vain that they (hewed their proteCtions to the Defendant; be laid he wanted men, and men he would have. The two meffmates of the Plaintiff finding it impoffible to efcape, to rife a strange perverfion of language, en tered as volunteers ; hut the Plaintiff perlifted in affetting his rights. Soon afterwards a Bailiff came on board the Egyptienne, for a lona fide debt, and arreiled the Plaintiff; on which the Lieutenant, who was then on board En command, was conitrained to refign him, that he might anfwer the claims of the law. When • lie Defendant was made acquainted with this circumilance., he haftened to the fptinging hoar, ilifehlrgtd the debt and colts, and the man was again hrcught on board the veffel, under an ef tort of marine.. On his arrival on deck, be was inflantly put in irrts, in which (late he continued for three days; at the end of that term he was fattened to the cal:1113n, and received three dozen lathes with the cat; under the orders, and in the pretence of the Defendant ; who, not contenti.d oith this leverity, fent the unfortunate piston nn board the Fairy Hoop, commanded by Lord William Fitzroy, defined to the Wen Indies :-fete the .Lararned Couplet had ferious reafon to complain, for the objet teemed to be to prevent the PlAntiff from obtarkiog redrefs from tl,e humane intihutions of public last ; but, whatever was the defign, the effect was, that in a dangerous climate to which he was expofeei, he W iens: two attacks of the yellow fever, and it teemed to be only by the miraculous interpofition of Panvt DEN cE that he was now aisle to demand jultice from the hands of a Briti(h Jury. • Mr. Mathew Miller, from the Cuttom-houfe, ex hibited the mutter-roll of the (hip Greenwich, by which it appeared that the Defendant was a har pooner on board that veffel. Mr. Charles Sayers, a Clerk of the Admiralty, produced the hook of entry, by which the exemption of the Plaintiff was certified. William Tonne, a feaman, meffmate of the Plain tiff, gave evidence to his being confined for three days by a long bolt, with fharkles, on the deck. The witnefs added, they beat the divifion (affembled the crew), after which he was tied up, and received three dozen lathes at the eapltin. James Warren, who affifted in the !tugging, con firmed thefe particulars, Lord William Fitzroy (from the Bench)—" My Lord, I am called upon to give evidence, but heroic I do fn, I think it right to mention, that I have come fibm Plymouth at a conGderable charge, and my expences harinot been tendered me; my thip is ready to fail, and may depart before 1 return." Lord ELLENEOROUCH.—" The Court will inforce what is .ri ght in this refpeel." Lord William Fitzroy then depared to the Plain.' tiff had been fent on board his Chip, not by the Defendant, but under an order from Admiral Mon tague, dated from the Admiralty. The Plaintiff be haved well, and before his Lnrdfhip's return from the Weft Indies, the man was promoted and remov ed to the Hercule; the flag (hip under Admiral Sir John Duckworth. Mr. ERSKINE laid, t'w fulit& of the complaint' arofe at the beginning ails, prefint war, when the fecurity of the (late in a great degree de; ended on the aaivity and fpirit of our naval officers. In this lunation, all proteaions were withdrawn not autho riled by the Statutes : the Defendant, a very young man, did not make the dittinetion between* protec tinns of office, and ender the. flimsies, and in his zeal for the fervice committed this offence. He bating then flepped beyond the limits prefcrihed could have no jorifliaion whatever over the Plain tiff, and the imprels, as well as the put.ithment, .be omit illegal. The Jury would deter mine on Arch damages as would meet the cafe under dick petal' ar circumitances: Lord ELLENBORAUGM having fummei tip the evidence, the Jury withdrew, and, in leis than an hour, returned with a verdi& for the Plaintiff—Da. wages veil. ' aatt.sv, TRITTON, AMOCO. V. 301111RECECOR AND.#9ll‘ The Plaintiffs arc Bankers in London, the Defen- - pants are in the fame Wines at Exeter. This action was for the value of a trill of exchange of zoo!. dated. the 3d of Septentlier,,tflos. and ladorfed by the De fendants. The Scit.terrnit Gatiaaat {aid, this bill came in termediately into the hands of the Plaintiffs; they having rcr i zived it from the ho !e of Sir John Duntze, Saunders, and Co. with whonitrelley were conneeted. It was refufed payment on the Saturday in London, and, in confequenee of the cu(lom of the Plaintiffs to write'enly quit tfhicx ti r sqii, was not returned to Exeter until, this Tuersliy- following, : In that, bs the law of bills Of exchange; the Plaintiffs,. as bold est, could have an tdaillO-An' the -Defendants; as in doifets, if the latteetailikt waved . their right on ac count orgia ladel. - • _ .•"7. • Evident e was then produced to this water, uhith was again refilled on the part of the Defendants by Mr. Gattow ; who, on the teßimcny of ! dward Wilcox, one of the lons of the Defendants, endeavour ed to (hew there was no filch waver. The Learned Counfd alio at gued on the improbability, that an emi nent baMting horde at Exeter, itould be fir ignorant of their rights, and fo negligent of their intet ells, ps the reafoning on the pats. of 11 e Plaintiffs neer:lLn ily Cupp:if - ed. Lord heetuttneouctr'faid, the ~h ole depended open the queitior, whether the Defendants had waved their right in cm - Sequence of the emiflion of the Plaintiffs immediately to commitoLnte the n -n -payment of the bill and his Lordlhip added, that it would be ken, h: hoped, by the daily proceedings in our Courts, that this pratltice of Bankers, of pet cal communication with their correfi;ondenb, witliont regard to the time when the diflionour of their biil , accrued, was deli:naive to their intetells.—Verdir• for the Plaintiffs, soot. MARRIED. Saturday hall, at St. George's, Hanover-I'quart, Int the P ev. the Lurd Bidaop of Bath and Web, Jetat Cumming, 1:111....: Great RulTeldttrert, to Mita Huntcr,ot Beach hill, in the Cour.ty uE Berks. On Saturday fe'origh at it Mania's. Mr. J. Befiell, of the Wm ta!fiee. to Mifs Cobbett, of Seotand Yard. )lEt) In Capel4treet, Dublin, Mr. William Watfor., fen. an eminent . hookfdler, aged .3. On the jth loft at ineworih Middleftz, in the 72d year of her age, Mei. Mary Robin on, rehet of the late John Robinfm, Lfq. of Sian-hill, in Paid county. STAINED GLASS, CARTOONS FROM RAPHAEL, fee. TO I SOLD 1 Y AUCTION--By Mr. RICHARDSON, At his Route, No. 31, in the Strand, the corner of Vilder's theft or. Thuifday, June 20, at Twelve o'Cloek, AN eitenfive and Magnificent Colleftion of Stain e d Glaft, coofifting of a molt fuperb Set of the Cartoons after Raphael, clot.ly itudied and coloured from the original', and are the fruit of three years dole arplicatim. The celebrated Pidture of the Miter, in the Royal Palace, Windfor, and a area: variety of Subjedh from the molt renowned, Aneicrt and Modern, Hit. t.,rleal, Portrait, and Landfca., , e Painters, the property and perfor mance of thole celebrated Artifts, Mr. and :\-Ih. Nation, of Highgate. To be viewed on Friday, Saturday, and Wilda)* previous to the Sate.—Di fcEptive CatalJities may be had, price 6d. of Mr. Riehardfon, No. It, Strand. BEAUTY, Health, and a pearly fet of teeth, may be acquired and prefaced to old age, by the nfe of BUTI.BR's REOTORATiVE TOOTH POWDER, fit will known for its gentle, detailye. and reltorative Properties, and patroured by the Queen, P t rinceins and feceral Branches of the Royal Family, the Emp r efs of Ruffia, and the Nobility, as the heft prefervative extant, again:: tooth-ache and its caufs-...curry in the gums. It produces a molt deledable fwettnef. of breath, and that firmn Ss and beautiful rednufito the gums, which presents pain and decay of the Teeth; to the latter it Imparts a pearly whiratefs, re. Bores the enamel, and pr.:raves theft happy eff:ets to good old • age. A full aceoint of this incer.uparablu Preparation Maybe hat (suds) of molt rerped tble Medicine Ve ',las in Town and Cmmtry.--Sold wh defale :at I retail, it Mr Butler's, No. 4, Cheap- Ede, corner of Pater rafter-:ow; ~od retail, by mot Bookfalers and Medici to Venders in every •I 'Own in tile U died Modern. ita boles at 25. 9d• each.—.llfo may Lie had, Butler's improved Tooth Bruflu:s, price as each. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and beta gratified ty the tilt cooLderable practice is that branch which I thought ;rverto kted, 1 =ft that I have not more son - employed niy tftne than thole who. In the eztenfive fielekof the profefhoo, are eceetionilly immeried in uncertainty, and cannot dwaye attain that Ulcer's which is acquired ity comes:crating the tctetkdhud pewee to one clefs of dilorticts The areara of DEBILITY arc peculrly tifftreffing for they being with them a train of concomitant fymptome end, -by a do. pogo* of ail tital energy, exkience itfelf becorha embittered..—• Whether they arile from the prevalec„c of ill example, thedeftias. dvc habith of fehaol-boys, or the in.lulernces of maturity, theyes. quire the tnottiffidnous profeilorpl thin ; but by the immoral of nnedurated men, the fpnytosasire aggravated, in.! the coo& titian Is deftroyal. Ax a MithlalLß of the DOTAL COLLBOIXof SITRGEONt, I grourid lay preatidions oit regularity bf education; and poddfing ea ptivilegeto practice I feel tayfelf rtielth.d to that cunidasce with which I kave hitherto been fo liberally honoured. lat the firft feinfationo of local wealtnes, early appliation will revert the eat pity of a debiliteted fraine ; but *here the ltd. fere, fc:lrt a med.:Ai:nets of the tenrnanlinefe el the v'ee which =teed hie miakrtune is fearful of the come:toot or centare of iris foully phyfirian and Impale met his infirmity with careful era ineft be Cateth,Eimy for him to be laurel net only of capability of treatment, but alto of the. moil invzolable frerecy. And in town Venereal Coanotaints it i. po&s!c to prevent On, danger or diftre's; In the moil c.^.m7licated cafes it is the sequin , . meat pf crcluSeexperience in this line to ale et a We, ccrtaia, awl (pecdy re-cithbkihreent offer the advantage of tlls cape rtmet to thrA of either fee who are sfilicfical with any bind of i)2.stiLITY, of any symptoms of VEN.: li PAL INFECT lON, and in all ex: -r the terms of mom nerathn are Dated on the Grit interview. Pae: 4in the cottLt-s are exredted to !ne!o - e a Bank note, ae4 are rttattutal to isscei4 theirr.tv,e and manner of loina. MA.k7114 tour, h2e..7.1.01. of the Royal College of Surgeons to I.oz4es N , • et999 , 0e) frr-et. 3t-an' rest 'reatole Per TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ. :. DrAlt SIR, No. so, Brhige-ftrtet, I codas,. FEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform /I you of the very great and extraordinary Cute I have received from your invaluable Medicine—i „FAKE', PAThNT PILLS. About two years ego I was attaci:ed with a VExEerm. DRS* 0191 R, whch I treated rather nightly for lance time, but the Dif cafe at length fpreading all over any body, I was obliged to apply to the molt cm!nent of the Faculty, but their vlfillance afforded otly temporary relief-1 went through various Cotrfes of Saliva tion, au.l from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a ricer Skeleton. 'l'hc L9cers that fatto'id QUOINS my limbs, ren &reel 11_ a complete Object, fo that my frlen.s defpaircd cf rote recoetvy. \Vitro brought tot Ids litnation, - I coi.6:tr d detths s inesitattle, tact a rc!ation of ntlne commentirg epoa the many Cates in wba.by our Pills hadf ucceeded, I was Induced to try a box of them, v:hico t thittigid rather relieved me, and be Pa:keen:we for two or three mornts, ands allowing. your Directions, I expe rienced e molt unaccauntatle Eck:l/ion trom 'Prda, the Sae gradually fuhddlng; f am now, thank Goo, pet:real,' nerd and walking out dilly t I doubt s...t but one more box, sr 'clt tlJak cautions to take, witl'eßablifh me h. Ith hi Its orginal nate. • It la wfth the molt bcargelt gral:ta.leihat I fuhkribe myfelf, your nuich oltlepcel liunthlv f errant. , Wm. Pi Basest. L)eanfgate, Mauchetter, July i„ P. S. For the public benefit I du not table& to the above being fuldifhed, but leave you to lad as you'r own better judgment 4a2.1 diciato. Prepared. and Sold by the Sole Pmprietor,ThostAs TA +u•', r Member of the Royal College of Sl4lgL-e. , s,Lopflort, at his Hut N 0.9, New.Bridgesltrcet Where, 'altos' a conliant reful,t , . • of more tkan thirty-Su yru.s, in a praci ice Partieu:arly dirndls! •.J' the Cure cf Venereal Compitinta, with that inviolahle fecrcev which men of hit PnoteMon flusuld alwtys ottferve. be flames himfelf, the advict and afraltaneo he gratuitoulity adminiflers to perfons taking this Medicine, se:II be &caned, by a dike:fling Public, as an vdvantatee reLlont to be nhtained, and void of andi gnity..—Alfo Sold, by his Appointment, for the cutlet/hence of thole living at' a diflancc, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-. erect, Pall-Mall; the Toy-enop, No. :03, Oxford-ftr.:et ; ,Difbonntgles, No. 7, Fifh-fireet-bill; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeller No. i, Union-Row, i.ittle Tower Mr. Wagon's, Soutb• bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Ca lwell 's, DuNin ; Air. Liver • pool; Mr. Atkiafon's, Manchefter ; and by one Pe,-':oo in every confiderable Town in Great-Is: it.,in and Ireland, in Boxes of on:v 2i. 9d. each, fealed up with full and plain Uiredious, wheerti Perfons of either Set my Cute Jtanfelvcs with Eaie, Speed, Se crecy, and safety. LONDON : Pertect and pte..lifited by LEVAL /EFS'', (ci: tett•ury- , yl:.cc. LlTnbt-th), at tha S'etta Oar►cob Nn. t, f a ro Mut. PubliCind alfo at the Ssox Ornco, TeoPte•Bar• ,~. - 1