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LAW INTELLAJANCE. SIR EDWARD O'BRIEN PRYCE. BART. We take the cal-lien opportunity of carrcaing minaternent in our Law Report in the STAR of Friday iennight, which we were lcd into by following a Morning Paper, (our own Reporter having been ablent at the time). The article was given under the impplieable term of Criminal Informati ~,,, " and retpeCted the putting in of (pe dal Bail by Sir EDWARD O'BRIX/1 PRYCR. Bart. An affidavit which made part of the proceedings probably mined the na.pin ter of that article, and we:dinned the injurious and flanderous ftatement., IVe have. however, fufficient knowledge of Sir EDWARD, to be enabled to fay, that be has been the greaten part of his life an Officer in the Army. and never in anv fuch menial capacity as thereon reprefented. He is the acknowledged reprefenta. live of the antient honk of the Pityces, of New- Montgomerythire. his claims are al lowed by the Court of Chancery, anti b y the Herald's O ffi ce. He is in poieffion of pir annum in right of his mother, and of the greater part of the Family elate in Chethire, and is proceeding to recover the patrimonial property annexed to the Title in Berklhire, in Mon-go meryfhire, Pembrokethire, and Carmarthenthire, to the amount of 24,0001. per annum. NVe hope th a t he will re-eilabligh fully the name and relpeaability of that Houfe, of which Sir ED WARD MANLEY PRYCR was the lad reprefentative, and of which the preterit Sir EDWARD is the male heir. The original authors oldie abufl paragraph. and the author of the affidavit, who is laid to be an Attorney of Brillol, of the name of Stith:K LAN!), Will probably he called upon to aneWer le vel:4y for the abfurd and injnrhois mill i:.tment to which we have unfortunately given publicity. The &drain of the Court of King's Bench in accept. ing Sir F.Dwann as bail, is a fuhflantial proof of the fallehood of the affidavit. Th.,: Judge prefid ing on that occafion chewed, from documents ea. tisfaCtory to every hearer, the right of Sir EDWARD to he accepted in his proper charaaer as bail ; and we hope that the epithed manner with which he refilled the attempt made to badger him, (as it is called,) will ferve as a lcffon of correaion ; and that the praCtice of blinking thofe who come to hunify hail in the Court of King's Bench, will ereafter be lcfs prevalent. COURT OF IC (NI'S BENCH, FEB. 6. In the cafe of Hardca file and Otto Bayer, tried laft Tuelday, and reported in our Paper of Wednefday, Mr. Erfkine obtained a Rule et)/ for a new trial, on the ground that the'vcrdia was againft evi dence. The attion was for furnifhing water clofets to new buildings at Brighton, and the qtr.:llion was, whether credit was given 10 Lail, the con traeor for the buildings, or Bayer, the proprietor? The serdiet was 1(4. the Defendant. * In the caufe of the executors of Stevenfon againft Johnfons, tried the fame Jar, Mr. Littledale moved to reduce the damsges. The aElion was upon a bond conditioned for the re-in veiling of borrowed flock, which was to be replaced on the :ft of Auguft, .1799. The oneftion was, whether the damages were to be eftimated according to the price of Stock on the eft of Augua, 1799, when it ought to have been replaced, or at the higher price of the day when the allion was brought ? The Court were of opinion with the Learned Judge who tried the caufc, that the higheft price of the Stock ought to be taken as themeafure of damages. as the plaintiff was damnified to that amount by the defendant's non-performance of his contra& —Rule refufed. T3E XING O. OWEN AND StARDLE. The def;:ndants were called upon for joligment, hut not appearing, their bail was Aft) called upon their recognizance. Mr. LAWES Rated, from an affidavit, that the bail had made all poTible exertions to apprehend them, and prayed a reipite until the firit day of next term. ATTORNEY•CINERRL Paid it was to much more important for the purpofes ofjullice to have their perfons than the forfeited recognizance of the that he contented to the motion.—Rule valued. THE luxe V. M'CL!OD. The Arroastsv-Gswsaat. !hewed cat& againll the Rule obtained by Mr. Scott, in the King and M'Clend, why the defendant &mid not be at li berty to carry down the record by provifit. As a preliminary, however, he objeCted to any rig& in the Jefeadant to call upon him to allign caufes for the delay. It was fufficient that the reafons fads- Bed his own confctence. He was, however, wil ing to flaw thofc reafons from which the delay originated, though he denied that he was bound to state them as matter of right. The defendant had lefs reaCon to complain of delay than any other man. He could not fear the confequences of conviaion, infomuch as he had already Coffered infamous judgment, for other offences, and was in prifon under former lenience:. The Learned Gentleman then proceeded to Rate the realms for the delay. The firit was after lag Trinity Term, which was canted by the accident happening to the Earl of Clare, who was a material witnef. up on the trial. In lag term it was occafioned by the prefs of band's ; and when it was defei.red to the two days fittings before this term, it fo happened that it clafficd with the days appointed for the trial of Governor Wall, which he was obliged to at- I tend. With refpea to the law of the fubjea, he took it to be perfealy Cettled,and cited feveral cafes to (hew that the Court couldnot grant the motion; and the cafe quoted by Mr. Scot:. from 6 Mod. Rep. was much better reported by Lord Raymond, in witials lltt.r ?;: v ort there was none of thelhff of the Attorrwy-Gencral affigning_ his reasons, &c. as was in the Rep . in the 6th Mod. He then adverted to one part of M'Cleod's affidavit re (petting prifon allowances ; this, be (aid, was an arrow froth the film quiver from which ethers had been (hot a few terms back, refpeaing prifon allowances. He knew the land-vvriting again—it marked its relationfhip—and he knew full well is popular &Content, and was ant tiled for the pier pr ks of the prefent caufe. His trial would, how ever, neitl er be retarded nor accelerated a Tingle da— in coniequence of the prefent motion. Mr. SCOTT, in reply, argued, that it was a new afibmption of power in the Attorney-General to delay the defendant in any information from go. ing to trial, and that as loon as he had put his information upon the files of the Court, he was tbbjed to its jurifdiaion. He infified that he had made out a cafe to warrant the interference of the Court, and that the &nation of the fubjea would he grievous if left to the mercy of the Attorney- General, who might file informations againfl any man at his pleafure. The Cmirt were unanimous that the motion could not be granted. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FEB. 6. No Tuition either novel or interefting in itsna. lure, was agitated while the Court fat in Banco.— Lord ALvastay afterwards fat at Nin Prim', and difpofed of feveral Common Jury caufes. It is with a confiderable degree of concern we Rate that an altercation of a very unpleafant nature took place between Lord Atvauctv and Mr. Ser. jcant BEST. The Learned Judge, no doubt, from a momentary mifunderftanding, inferred that the Learned Serjeant was urging a motion, the objed of which was to impofe upon the Court. Mr. Ser. jeant Bur claimed the privilege of explaining ; he affured his Lorclibip no one entertained a higher relped for the Court than hintfelf, and infifted his condua in the prefent inflance was ftriely profef. fional and undeferving the reproach his Lordfhip's °Nervations were calculated to call upon it. Al. tit- fume converfation between the Court and the Learned Serjeant, the difference was explained, happily to the fatisfadion of the Bar. The Mo tion upon which this mifundertianding took place, was relative to a Rule having by miftake been drawn up by the Attorney in terms different from thole in which it had been originally moved. ADJOURNED GUILDHALL SESSIONS, FEB. 6. The Court was occupied the whole of this day in hearing appeals againft convietions which took place before the LOILD Myron in September laft. An appeal was brought by Mr. Fenn, a Rh file man at Billingfgate, who had bcen informed againft by Butterfield, and conviaed on the evi dence of Thomas Archer his whiles, for expcfing flub to tale without having a board put up to fpecify the kind and the quantity of the kith to be fold, as was direaed by the ACt of zoth Geu. 11. After fcveral arguments on both fides, the conviction was qua(hed, upon the Aft of the 3111 of Geo. 111. which tho Court was of opinion did away the for mer AEI. Thcre were upwards of fifty informations of a lima it kind brought forward by Buterfield, all of which muft now fall to the ground. Mr. NI cnotsos begs to return his numerous friends his warm and sincere thanks for their kind and repeated enquiries during his late very revere indifpolition. He is happy to acquaint them, that he is now perfealy recovered, and ready in per lon to receive their commands for the prefent State Lottery, which begins drawing the ill of March. State Lottery Office, No. 16, Cornhilt Feb. 1802. The great Sir EDWARD Hu cst ufed to fay, that " the Gout was the Opprobrium Mediconne," in plain Englith, the Difgrace of the Faculty; and Dr. WARD would only admit of temporary relief being obtainable in a confirmed Rheumatifm • but what, could they rife from the Dead, wo u ld ;hole ' bright Luminaries of the Medical World have to fay, at the miraculous areas which have arifen from a few doles of Doaor BROOD leS Nsavous Comet, which in the molt obflinate Cafes have wrought fuch Cures as the Gouty and Rheuma tic will have caufe to bias the Inventor for as long as the Remembrance of health and cafe reftored can be tenable in their mind ? The Anfwer of Courfe needs no anticipation. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Edward Trottnan,Clerk,has bcenl.itcfy inftituted by the Bilbop of Lichfield and Coventry, on the prefentation of the Lord Chancellor, to the Vicarages of Radway and Rat. Icy, in the diocefe of Lichfield and Coventry. Lalt week was Inftituted to the Rectory of Fenny Compton, in Warwickthire, the Rev. Henry Edmund Hill, B. D. Fellow of Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford, and Chaplain to the Earl of For: (mouth. MARRIED. On Thurfday the 4th loft at Newport, Hie of %%len, by the Rey. P. Geary, Major Young, of the Bth or King's Regiment, to Mif. Jannette Sutherland, feeond daughter of the late Cap tain Sutherland. DIED. On Upper Ormond•guay, Dublin, Richard Kiernan, M. D. I At Waterford, the widow of the Luc Eton Edwards, Efq. Mr. T. Dillon, of Ballynne, county Wexford, aged toe.' On Thurfday, in St. Mary Axe, Kau Solly, Efq. In Cork, Mr. Stack, Apothecary. Lately, in the parilh of St. Mary the Great, in Cambridge, Sarah Browne, in the tooth year of her age. She had not (poke for two years, except about two hours before her death, when the =covered the de of her fpeech fo as to concede with her friends. Lately, Mrs. Holmes, of Thoenthwaite, near Ripley, mother to the Rev. Nutley Holmes, of the parish church, in Leeds. Lately, at Honicaßle, aged 82, Mr. Win. Sara/low, many years fupervifdr of the excite. Lately, at North Elkintoo, aged 82, Mr. Richard Smith, who by two wives was father of Jo children. Chaim:Way fennight, Mr:limas Hill, of Sunderland, map. owner. On the 26th alt. at North Shields, Mr.Jof. Aamn, ihip-owner. At Bath, on the Loth nit-Samuel Newport, of Wucrford, Efq. after a few daysMoefs. In Beirut, Valentine Width, Efq. aged 67 yearn. In BeMit, Mr. Roger Gwyn, printer. On Friday fe'nnight. In the prime of life, Mr. Richard Swans. of Hun. fu!igc o . 3 - _ On Weda;eftlay, aged 7a.Thotnas Seel, Efq. °tie of his Ma. jefty's Jake* of the Peace for the county of Laneaftcr. At Rathdrons, County of Wicklow, Mrs. Powell, wife of the Rev. Richard Powell. Vicar of that Pavia. At Sligo, Bern Wharton, M. D. In Atbboy, Mifs Gannon, .danpter of Nleh. Cannon, Efq. At Bath, after a lingering inn -th, Thomas Calif/cot, Efq. of Holton Lodge, near Wragby, in Lincolniblre. At laington, Captain John Wintertill Piercy, of the Eaft- India Company's tinier.. At Hammerftnitly ma the aft htßant, Harry Houk, Ifq. late of Pall-mall. On Wedneftlay evening, the Rev. George Watfon Hand Archdeacon of Dorfet, React of kJ George, Botaph-lanc Vicar of St Oiler, Crlppepte, and Prebendary of the Cathe drals of St. Nonacid Sol i Prim the LONDON GAZETTE, Fe&. 6. At the Court at the Qi2ecr.'s Finufe, the 3d ofl February, 1802, prefent the KING'S Molt Excel lent Mtjelly in Council.—This day his Royal Highncfs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE was, by his • Majeilv's command, iutroduced into the Pi ivy Council for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, by his Grace the Duke of PON Tt..stio, K. G. Lord Prefident, and his Royal Nighties took his place at the Board on his Majelly'. kit hand. At the Court at the Queen's Houk. the 3d of February 1802. prefent the liltsc's Molt Excel lent hiajelly in Council : SHERIFFS appointed by his Majcfty in Council for the Ycar Bedfordfhire—John Higgins the younger, of Turvey, Efq. Betkiiiim , —The Hon. Thomas Windfor, of Hraywick. Buckinghannbire—James Oldham Oldham, of Milfeuden- Abbey, Efq. Camb. and Hunt—Thomas Arcling, of Whittldea, Ertl. Chefbire.—Lawreneo ‘‘'right, of Mottram Cumberland—Edward Hata, of D.dentlin, Efq. Derbythln.Thomas Prineep, of Croxall,l.4 Devonfhiro--Poltponed . Dorferfhire--Edmund Morton Plcydcll, of Vl'hateombe, Efq. Diva—Robert Raikes, of Great Ilford, Efq. Gloueefteratire—James Mufgrave, of B..reiley Park, Efq. Herefordlldre—Thomas Debits, of the Apoftles, Efq. Hertfordshire -Jacob Bofanquet, of Broxburn Park, F.fq. Kent—Thomas Jull Godfrey, of Mh, Efq. Leicefterfldre--Poitpotted. Lbieolnfhire...Henry Dalton, of Naitb, Efq. Monmouthildre—Thomas Morgan, of the Hill, Ffq. Norfolk—Robert Wilful:, of Didllngtnn, F:fq. Northamptoolltire—Robert Cary Elwrs, of Great Billing, Efq. Northumberland—Charles Wm. Bigge, of Benten Houfe, Efq. Nottinghamadro—Robert Lowe, of Oxton, Efq. Ostfordfhire—Thomas Toovey, of Netticb...d, I.fq. Rutlandfaire—William Calton, of Burbizli, Efq. Shropfhlre—William Ferriday, of Dawla Parva, Ffq. Somerfetfidre—Benjamin Greenhill, of Stone Fallim, Efq. Staffordoiire—Robert Parker, of Park Hall, Efq. County of Southampton—Sir Edward Hulfr, of Breamore, Bart. Suffolk—Thomas Cockfedge, of Ingham, Efq. Surrey—Edward Peppin, of Walton Lodge, Efq. Su(rea—Sir William Allsburnham,of Broomharn,Bart. Warwiekildre--Heneage Legg, of Afton, Efq. Wilttnire—Sir Andrew annum, of Spyt. Park, Bart. Woreelteduire--Thomas Ncwnham, of Bro.miwas, Efq. Yorkihire—Sir William Foolis, of Inglrby Manor, Bart. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen—Poftponed. Pembroke&lre--David Lewis, of Hen Ilan, Efq. Cardiganthiro--Poltponed. Ckunurganfhire—•Rich. Manicll Phillips, of Skctty Hall, Efq, Brecon—Jofeph Sparkes, of Penyworlod, Ffq Radnor—John Sherburne, of Llandrintlod, Lfq. NORTH WALES. Carnarrow.—Robcrt Wynne, of Llannurch, Efq. Anglefer—.Poßponcd. Merioneth—John Meredith Moßyn, of Clezir, Ffq. Montgomery—David Edward I.ewis Lloyd, of Farm, Efq. Denbigh—Edward Lloyd Lloyd, of PenyllJ Efq. Flint.... Sir Stephen Glynne, of Broad I.anc, Bart. PRINCE or WALES'S COUNCIL. County of CornwaU—At a Council of hi. Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, held at Carlton Houle, the ,th day of Feleruary,lBo2, Thomas Carlyon, of Trigehar, Efq. was ap pointed Sheriff of the County of Cornwall, for the rar 1802, by his Royal Higlinefs the Prince of Wales in CounciL MILITARY 1401110 !lONS. ORDNANCR•OFFICE, FEBRUARY 4. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Captain Lieutenant Gotha Mauu to be a Qiiarter-Malter, vice Charles Godfrey, pionsoted. Dated January t, r-- To be Apothreario to the Foreen--8-argeon Ttvlons R the 54th Foot, vier Runty. dee.:1111; Suri i con Egan, frum the 79th Foot ; and Sur,geo.) Fleteha the 24.1. Fuot. WAR-OFFICE, FEBRUARY 6 a Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant William Stanton to be Captain, by porthole, vice Imhoff, promoted in the 4th Foot; Lieutenant George Herbert to be Captain, by pur chafe, vice Batfon, who retires; Cornet and Sub-Lkutenant Stephen Lancalte r to be Lieutenant, vice Stanton ; Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Henry Repolds Hinde to be Lieute nant, vice Herbert; Francis &times Filcher, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, vice Lancalter; Francis Wil liam Sandford, Gcnt, to be Comet and Sub-Lieutenant, vice Hind,,. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards.—Cornet Samuel Weyntent Harrifon, from the a7th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice O'Reilly, promoted. lab Regiment of Light Dragoons... Captain Thomas Browne to be Major, by purchafe, vice Andafoti, who retires ; Lieu tenant William Oollow to be Captain, vice Browne ; Cornet Patrick Craufurd to be Lieutenant, vice Onflow; Surgeon John Bullock, from the gth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Hun ter, deeeafal. 14th Ditto—Cornet Mdborough Rkhardfon to be Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Kenible, who retires. a6tb Ditto-.Hofpital-Mate 'Moons Dtvis to be Am tart Sur geon, vice Mcade, promoted in the 4oth Foot. ad Regiment of F oot--Affiftant Surgeon William Marton, from the dth Foot, to he Sur, vice Wells, promoted. SthDitto--Holpital-Mate John B own to be Mfillant-Surgeon, vice Morien, promoted in the 54th Foot. gth Ditto—Mliftant-Surgeon -- Stewart, from the itch Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Bullock, removed to the [lth Light Dragoons. 13th Ditto—Hafpital-Mate Francis CouU to be Afßitant-Sur gent!, vice Macklin, deceafed. isth Ditto—Francis Jack Needham, Gent. to be Enfign, by porthole, vice Wood, promoted. ads Ditto—Hofpital-Mate Walter Carver to be Mariam-Sur geon, vice Marton, promoted in the ad Fag. 24th Ditto—Enlign Henry Collo to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. To THOMAS TAYLOR. Efq N 0.9, Bridge-fire-et, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March tg, Igo!. I BEG leave to inform you, that ever lince the year T 790, I have been afllieteal with the 1.1:s Per ova ; which, front it: obitinately relaing every count of medecine preferibed by the molt errdatnt of the faculty here, and under going feveral revere courf...4 of falivation, cud twice difeharged from the linfpital, with little relief, would appear to be of die mail invt4crate nature. In the fpring of haft year my dif‘ankr had got to fuch a head, as nearly to put a period to my exiftener t I bad a large ulcer on the crown of my head, arc na.taah ami, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my rigid was dreadfully yginful, and had been in a Bate of ulceration for the loft f.:vcn fears ; may left had alfo two large maks on it, was very much diftolourcd,and gave me fuch czcrucieting pans, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deli rive ma of reit. In this lamentable Rate I was recommended by Mr. J. Thomp.. fun, (who received fo pat a care by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the z6th ot May ; In the courfe of a ortnlght I began to receive benefit—in tittle snore than a month the ulcers nit my head and arms were round ly healed—Coon after the forts on my legs healed alfo, leaving however, confiderabie difeulouration in the fkin, and pain in the bone of the bit, which, by the bleffing of Goa, and a little longer perfeverance in your invaluable Medicine, fuhfidol ; the nodesdifperfing, the Lkin regaining its natural hue, and the roe turnal pains gradually going off.—l thus became, by your libe ral advice and medicine, perfeetly free from all my fanner cent emanuel Shaw, Gent. to be Enfi gn , by purchafe, plainu'uve recovered my former fpirit an d fi rengt h, an d am ........ become jolly and fat, in whiCh Rate having continued many vice Claire, promoted In the 9th Foot. months to the aftonifliment of all who knew me, I am at a lois 7th pkt° "' 2Affif tant'Suggem —"' De g"t_ fe°nl the % teen's in what terms to exprefs my gratitude, but beg you, for the German Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Holiday, &ceded. good of other Coffering mortals, t o ma k e t hi s my cafe as public id Ditto—Hof?ital-Mate Donald M ac l eo d to b e Affiftant- as poffible. as I fhall au every occafion ; in fo doing you will Surgeon, vice Patton, promoted in the 13th Foot. ' gmtly ob li ge, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble (errant. ALEX. MURKER, Swan's Clofe, High-ftreet, Edinburgh. 14th Ditto—Hofpital-Mate George Norman to be Affillant- 1 Surgeon, vice Owen, deeeafed. I Witneffes to the above curet—John Thompfon, N 0.3. N ew sot h Ditto--Affilbuit Sorgeon Matthew Lamert, front thc 9oth Poultry-soarket, John Wm oth , Old Affeinhy a. •fe, EthMtsu rgb. Rot, to be Surgeon, vice Blithe di, promoted. Prepared and told by the foie Proprietor, THOM As TAY -53d Ditto—T. C. Andrews, Gent. to be Enlign, by purehafe ' 1 LOR, Member of the Royal College of Sur e, his Houk, vice John Grant, jun. promoted. ' N 0.9, New Bridge-ftreet, London; wnere, af er a conftant refitlence of more than thirty-fix years, in a practice particular d4th Ditto—Affiftant.Surgeon Wiliam Morten, from the gth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Rofs, promoted. ly diredted to the cure of Veneriel Complaints, and thofc incl i I bef , at Henry Welt to be Affiftant-Sue dllthDitto—ikiF-t'-- e ---•- - , dental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable ferrety gout, vice Uric, deceafed. which Men of his Proration dioeld always obferv e In fuch cafes, both Ditto—G. R ai ff :ly , G ent . to b e E n a gra, by pnrchafe, vice he flatters himfelf, the advice and milli/nee h7grtailtonfly ad.: Bell, promoted ; Horpital-Nlate David Browne to be Af , tninifters to perfons taking this Medicine, nil. be alt.:tiled, fiftant-Surgeon, vice Cooper, deceafed. by adifterning Public, as an advantage fadom attainable, and 79th Ditto—Affiftant-Surgeon George Coekell, (ran the 54th Foot, to be Surgeon, vim Egall,_ _remote& , void of all ambiguity. t Alfo f 01.% by his appointment, for the convenience of thole ilad Ditto—Enfign W. M. Gremlin to be Lieutenant, without living at a dittance, at the Petfumer's, No. is. St. Aiban's pnrchafe, vice Woolley, promoted. ftreet, Pall. Mall ; the Toy-thop, No. to. Ox ( cril-flr , • • Solt Ditto—Affillant-S u rgeoo James M'Farlane to be Surgeon . • . ." . -' * ' Mr. Dilborough s, No. 7, Fath ftrect-hill ; Mr. ' , tea, hoe': 'i l', c. vice Browne, who mires upon half-pay. 1 No. i Union-row, Little Tower-hill • Mr. Se u•'- voth Ditto--Hofpital- Mate Samuel Gifting to be Affiltant- Sun - bridge, Edinburgh Mr. Callwell's, D ' ublin . ; and by hatter's , crie s p '. ..; goon, vice Lamert, promoted in the soth Foot. I Con in every conti,lerable town in Great Britain and Ireland :n 4 ,1, W e ft logi a Reemot—.Enfign James Douglas johnitone, boxes of only as. 9d . each. fealed up, gri n. full and plain from the half-pay of the late Independent Companies, to be recthins whit re'w wrong of either fez IP ' ' cure tla • 11 • Earl vice Bowers, who exchattges; Archibald Cunning- with pie . di- d fate[ .-) "4 t vt. with ea e• nte , ecrecy, any ham, 6ent. to be Foggia, by purchafe, vice Browne, pro- • • , N. B. Every uox fold in Great Prkain i, fealed up evi•T't * mated in the spth Foot. SrAFF. ! Stamp, on which, by favour of the CommilSoners, is printed, at the Stem Oflsce—T. *Fa No. New Bei i e-ft • * Stamp ylOc it .9, . g rett-0.0 Colonel Alexander biaekenxie, of the 36th Foot, to be Briga- , Mate which is felony, anti all hers are counterfeit dim-General In the army raving in the Mediterranean only. I i - - Thomas Alien Coffin, Efq. to be Commilfary of Accompts in i Milli North America. HOSPITAL STAFF. Ailliant-Infpcdor Alexander Robertfon to be Doputy•lnfpee• for of Horpitals to the FORM 'Sargent Adair Biackwell, from the 30th Foot, to be Surj-on . .. . -. .. LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors h 7 DAME' Carnaby-ftreet) at the STAR 1 - 314(1 ::Irr Ica. No. Carey -greet; utd pablfdted by IA VEL KENT,. (4 Car - ternary-place, Lambeth), at No t. Carev-Itre,*t, and. it et c STAR -Or FCC, TC:l*l6-Bir tO WhiCh CAC* all oitanaturi.. ..411 D.IP. R:1CI:;. Robert Co!Per, FIB. I2Le Captain in the Scotch BribaJe, t Barrack Alat:r in Great Britain, vi:, Martha% who ret Maitx Fencible Infantry. i.irutenant William Kceviey to be Aajutant, vice Homer. de tcaled. Loyal Havet ribrdwea r_ treile( :-5. John I.cwis, den-. t.) . he Ailjorai.i, vice j.,!inftone. I'l.uazion Voltinte:rc. joist: pntes,jtio.l.fq. tzi be CJptaiU . vice Cluyev, - .vhn rzfigus. North ;:hiLhiz and Tyortoooth 4.lttutter, Major Winlam I.intklU, to be I.icuttl:ant en!uret Cont- mandatit. Captain William Clarke:, jun. to ;It Major, vice l'irtt Lieutenant Thum:. ; rank to c.Traiis riei Clarke. S:cond Lieutenant Thomas W.timeiley to be Fein Lieutenant. .; vice Frank. 're be S:cond I.ieutenantr—Andrew l'oentr, Crot Vint . Walmeacy ; Wiliiani Rolriou , Gout. vier Cram, prornuteif, John Hutelibclisi, Gent. ; kubert S‘vanie:t Artillery Volunteers. Lit:uteri:let Henry Per. fnmo the lieranfea Volnnteav, to bt lirit Lieutenant, vice Brauer, whn refjns. m r.mott Nianat. Fofi g o Hen r y Sher, of the 23 th regiment of Fore, who was fuperfede.l it: he Gazette of the tyth ultimo, is reinftated In his rank. Contrnifflon in the Chtfbire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Morton John Eden, 111. to be Captain of a Company, vidt Cary, deceafed. Dated Jan. zB, z B-02. DANK P. UM'S. Robert Jnfeph Lambe, laic of Madras, in the Fart Indies, but now of London, m. rehant, d, a it and chapman, to furren. der Feb. 16, 20, and March 20, at twelve, Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Je James Dy he, ire of Manley, Chefhire,curndealer and rhapnran„ March 1.2, and 20, at One, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool Att:t: its, Mr. George Orrcd, Liverpool; or Mell'n.CoOper and Liaee, Soethamptowliniklings, London. John Watfan. of Brod:A.ld, Northunikerhuid, corn-merchant, 41 , aler and chapinam Feb. 16, 18, and March 2:, at ekven„ at the Turlt's Head, kicwcahle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Meggifrai, Hatton-Garden, London; or Mr. ChriftoS.ce Fenwick, Ni upon-Tyne. Henry Ring, of Tunbridge, Kent, carpenter, dealer and ehan man, Fd► t t, at one, Feb. 36, and March 20, at clever, at Gill:hal!, I .omlon. Attorney, Mr. Stone, Tunbridge -Wells. Rkhard Bayley Jarn'Jon, late of Droitwieh, Wore, fl e ire, miller, Feb. :.3, 24, :old March 20, at dee% n, at thi Unicorn Inn.Worcellee. Attornies, Mehra. Bray and Gall. Droitwitck, John Gilpin, ofWrexharn, DenbigbChire, linen-draper, Fib. 22, 23, and March 20, at eleven, at the Red idol, 'Wrexham...— A ttomie ,, , Mr. Brown, in 'Wrexham ; or Meffrs.Kinderley, Long, and !nee, Symend's-Inn, hancery-lane, London. Thomas Itudderfo:th, of Eithopfgate•ftrcct, Louden, hayma ker and draper, Feb. 16, at one, Feb. 27, and March 20, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Garnett, New Bahm ball-ltreet, London. Charts Rogerfon, of Warrington, Lancailiire, merchant, dealer and chapman, March 5,6, and 20, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Bardfwell, Liverpool, or Mr. Black ft eck, c-court, Temple, London. John Spencer, late of Circus-flreet, St. Mary-la-bonne, builder, dealer and chaps an, Feb. 12, at eleven, Feb. 20, and Match 20, at ten, at Guildhall. Attarney, Mr. Clarke, New-lnn. Matthew Benjamin, of Lime-llrect-fquare,London, merchant, dealer and chapman, Fib. 16, 23, and March 20, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintner's-ball, Thames- Itreet. Jubn Ely the younger, of Maidtone, Kent, tailor, Feb. 13.30. and March 20, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. W...bb, St. 't hornas.ftri et. Southwark. DIV!! .ENDS. Feb. 23. David Andre, in:m rly of Ncty Bond-lkeet, linertif Bithopfgatc-ltreet, and now of Lothbary, London,nurchant, at ten, at Guildha:l. Feb 12. - Jame; Richards, late of Cofport, Southampton,baker grocer, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Dolphin Itm, Gofport: _ _ Feb. 22. Henry Mitchell, of Gorport, Southamptnn, r ot ran k ( • dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, Cofport. Feb. z 6. Richard Parker, of Brindle, neat - Cherlcy, Latacdihinc, calico-manufadturer, dealer and ehaptnan, at tkvcn, at the St. .r inn, Manthelter. irnr; riurn tn tit' rt.