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clothes, the Defendant had been for years in the h 11)4 deaiing with the Plaintiff, but that his cur tom was to pay for the articles, either directly or nortly after he received them. It was indeed ttat ed by the Defendant's Connie', that he had a pa percontaining in account ()fall the Itu finefstranfiet ed between there partiesond the word" fettled" upon it, in the Plaintiff's own hand wiiting, but this he could not make tile of, becaufe it was not lampt, and the defendant knew it, and took ad vantage of it.—This the Learned Counfel laid was a Idueme fet on NA with a view to ruin the de- fendant. But :fa verdift went againfl him in this allion, for want of his being able to make life of • this paper, which, in point of homily, put an end to the whole of it, he thi.uld take care to inflitute a profecution the plaintiff, for having tigned this paper, without a Ramp, there being a penalty by law for lo dointY. It then appeared in evid ence, r ' on the part of the defendant, that this plaintiff, at the very time he laid this money became due to him for the lodging and board of Mrs. Jenkins, as he called her, had borrowed tsol. of her, and gave her his bond and, warrant of attorney, to confefs judgment for that him, and in which the was Elated to be Mary Proffer, the daughter of J. Proffer, of a place in the county of Hereford. This was not all, but it appeared that Mrs. Price ' or Mifs Proffer, which ever name be longed to her, was the coufin of the plaintiff's wife, and was with them in the family, taking care of the children, and cleaning the honfe, &c. like a domctlic in the family. Upnn which the Jury, after, hearing the obfervations of the Learned Judge, found a verdia for the defendant. AITKINSON V. WILLIAMS. The Plaintiff in this cafe, who was a hair-dref fer, had, in the year 1796, employed the Defen dant as his attorney, in an action, for which he ob tained, a vei did of 41.21. with coils. This 41. 2S. he had never been able to obtain Com the prefent Defendant, though repeated applicatinns.had been nude to him for that purpofe ; and a letter had been received from him, 1n ing he would call on the iollowing Wednefday evening, and fettle the account, that the Plaintiff mtght have no more trouble in calling. When Mr. Jukes, the Plain tiff's attorney in the prefent action, applied to him • for payment, he Paid he bad Come charges againft the Plaintiff ; and, his bill being produced, ac cording to the charges which he had made, only I 25. 6d . - was coming to the Plaintiff. Some of the items of this bill were overcharged ; fume things %vele charged for which fervice had never been performed ; and, by Mr. Jukes's calculation, the fum of 21. 13', was du: to the Plaintiff. A fmall reduftion, howevzr, was made From this ; and the Jury returned a verdict for the Plaintiff for al.tos.2d. COURT OF EXCHZ.Q . VT.R, FEB. is. TR! ATTMINIT joHmsToNt. This was an ivformation filed by the Attorney General aga:int Johnllone, a Perfumer, in Corn bill, for having had in his pt:trefion a quantity of Hungary -water, for which the Excife Duty had not been paid. The cafe is petfally novel, and will fin map. ecedeat in future. The information proceeded upon the ground that Hungary-water was a rpirit, and ai fuels excila!tle. Upon the trial a verditt was given againil the Defendant, fubjeCt to the opinion of the o.m—whether it was in eluded within the General Excifi Laws ? The Soetcorox Gk tame AL contcluLd it was an excifable commodity : the APRs of Pat liament re lating to the Excite, applied to fpirits of every de feriptitin, except fuch as were particularly exempt ed; and Hungary-water was as much a fpirit as any either fpirituous liquid. Mr. Pt.ota ER maintained the contrary opinion. Mr. Roos, on the fame fide, obLrved, that in confiruing the Escife Ads, with regard to their application, the word Spirits was not to be taken in fo general a fenfe as the Solicitor General was difpofed to give it ; true it was, that Hungary-wa ter, as well as Rofe-water, Lavender-water,.Ci tron-water,and many other Perfumes, were, ariZtly (peaking, fpirits, but not that fort of fpirit to which the Excite Laws referred; the word Spirit was to be conarued according to its acceptation and mean ing in common parlance, and in that point of view coldd apply only to drinkable fpirits. Mr. DAlf SCLY obferved, that the Solicitor Ce ntral, fcnfible no doubt of the weaknefs of the point for which he contended, had not argued it with his ufual ffririt. It was abfurd to fay that perfumed waters, hecanfe they contained fpirits, were thole forts of fpirits which the Legiflattue .intended to make excifable ; a different coat-tic tion would render every Perfumer's Amp liable to the col - titan: vifitation of an Excifenian, a fp:cies of Officer very likely to deter the approach of cull tomer% from the Weft end of the town ; no Lady of Fafhion coul , l purchafe and carry ay...ty a bottle of or rof: water without a permit, or if the tl::1, the would be fubje.ft to the inconvenience of having her carriage flopped and rummaged for contraband goods on 11,:r way home, and hell& appreben-fed as a Smuggler. Another milchief would e.iiiie—Hungary-water, inftead of being imported in final bottle, mutt be brought over ia calks of a certain skfcrlptinn. containing zoo gal lons. The Lea, ne.l Council having made himfelf ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTORS COMMONS, Fn. to. This day, the Right Hon Sir WM. SCOTT pro ceeded to the adjudication of the following eaufes Catherina Magdalena, Ahrens mafter.-4- This WAS a cafe of farther proof with refpett to the cargo. It appeared that this fhip, laden with a cargo of hemp, linfeed, and other articles, was bound to Amfterdam. It was contended on the part of the captors that it Was enemy's property. —The Court ordered Rill further proof to be pro duced within three months, and pronounced freight and expences to be due to the neutral mafter. Vrouw Certyna, Bearons mafter.—The Court retlorcd the goods as claimed in this cafe, as fubjea to the captors . expences. The John, Wyer mafter.—The Conn re flored the remaining part of the cargo in this cafe, c:cept 22 hogtheads of tobacco, which flood con demned unlcti further proof was produced in a limited time. Vrouw Taatje, Hollander mafter.—lt ap peared that Fut of this cargo had been already condemned as unclaimed, and the Court condem ned the remaining part, but pronounced freight and expellees to be due to the neutral mailer. Vernang, Frederickfon mafter.—lt appeared that this (hip had been already condem ned, but the cargo, confining of timber, the Court reftored, on the ground of its not being proved it was for Isladona del le Gra z ie, Copanger (ter.— The Court all() reftored the property as claimed in this cafe, which confined nt a quantity of wine that was coming from Spain to Leghorn at the time of the capture. Saint Peter, Hamilrom mafter.—The Court alfo reftored this property. On Monday 225 French prifnncrs, a•ho had been confined at Ya:dcy Barracks, failed from Lynn on board the Martha cartel, for France. The hangman of Suffolk is to be tried at the next Affixes at litnich, for ftealing a quantity of oat s. Worcefler toll flee market, Jail week, was tole rably well fupplied with cattle and ilicep, and filch as were difpored of brought high prices, but many were driven away unfold. At the Candlemas Fair at Stamford, on Mon day, horfes %-ere few in numbet , and brought great prices. Cattle, fat and lean, were bnnght op with great avidity at advanced prices, in the beginning of the day, but fell towards the clofe of the Fair. A poor thoemaker belonging to Ayrton, near Stokefley, perifhed in the fevere florin of the 14th ult. and what renders the catallrophe more piti able is, he had combated thc inclement and angry element till within a few paces of a cottage in thc fmall of Nunthorpe. A woman and her child are alfo laid to have perilhed in the fame (form, near Lorthonfe. Wednefday tart .111 :nor tly bullock belonging to Mr. Peacock, ha•el.• r. of Springfield, in EWer, which was taktoi Pion , the padure of J. Strutt, Efq. of Terling-place, to be killed, coifed a foldier, who was toper, the run!, but providentially the horn penetrating his knapfack, he . was beat down only, and received but little injury; the fame bullock afterwards ran at another man, but the horn of the animal, as providentially, going between the arm and the fide of the man, he alto efcaped with a few louifia. A poor old woman, whole age had deprived her of the means of defending herfelf, and tliat of running away, was not fo fortunate, as the bullock tolled her to a confiderable height, and the fell upon her shoulder, by which the received fo much injury that her recovery is doubtful. Just IN TIME.—One day lel week, as the land lady of a publie.hotife in Sheffield, who had been ma, r:ed in the booming, was feaßing with her fr'en•ls in a room up hairs, a foldier came into the kitchen,and atked for a pint of ale, which he thank, called for a fecond, and a third; the (errant re futed giving more than a quart without payment; the foldier loudly infilled on the other pint, when the maid went and told her miflrefs, cautioning her not to tra him ; the bridegroom went down and ex poftulatesl with authoritative vehemence; a warm altercation enfued, which brought down the bride, who immediately recognized her former hufband, who had beenlong abfint, and whom the fuppofed dead. She flew with tranfport to welcome him home, renewed her allegiance to her lawful love reign, and difcarded the ufurper. Lately died, at Whitworth, in Yorkfitire, Mr . Tavt.Oß,commonlyknown by the mime of the Ink worth Doticr. and whole fame was fo great as to pm cure him the honour of attending the brother of Lord To u a cow. The hihory of this man and his brother,who was leis partner, is fingularly curious. .13y prokffion %Liy were farriers, and to the lafl ; if hoth a two-legged and a four-legged patient were prefentr d at the tante time, the Doctor always pre timed the tour-legged one. Whether fingularity of manners, or fitccels in curing gave them mkt, the praßice of the two brothers was immenfe, as may be well innogined from the orders they gave the drufz; i itt ; they dealt principally with Embank and Wal:os, of York, and a ton of Glauber'slalt, with other articles in proportion,iwas their ufual order!! Or. a Sunday morning the Do6tors tried to bleed! ozrai Tio, patients were feated (often to the BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGr.D. Feb.l9. George Patrick logc,l, of litiutr_•e, Ef t, moon ferivener, dealer and ehaptnan, at ten, at Guildhall, London, March z;.. Lewis Jcnes, of the Colonhade, Br.n:Fwiek-lquarc, Middlefcx. builder and carpenter, dealer and chrprnan, at eleven, at Gui!dhall. April Aft.ac George, of Oid Bona-arca, miai e f e r s b.u.k,r, at eleven and one. a: BAN It P l'S. Wf ham rarle and John H:tr et, of Alhernar!e-ftreet, Pica dilly, bookiellers, dealers, cllapintm, and topartntri., to far render Feb. 23, March 2, at one, mul M..rcli 2", at elcv-n i , at Guildhall, Louden. Attoruies, Maria Wright and Lord]. Chancery-lane. alm - nauti Du'.-w, of Soho-liptare,Middl-ftx, bookfeller, Feb. 26 s at nine, Feb. 27, and March 27, at ten, a: Guildhall, Loudon Attorney, Mr. Wingfield, Great Marlborouzh-Rrect. James Afhworth, Tare of Wadfworth, parifh of Halifax, York fhire, Coop keep • r, dealer and chapman, March s, at fix, March 6, at tzti, at the Sun Inn, Ps adfori.,-and Mareh :7, at eleven, at the Ptotel, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Sykes, New Inn, Lon don ; or Mr. Lee, Leeds. Richard s:,:i!tr:ty r;!, y, of 01.1-ftreet, S int Luke, Middlcier s rope and twin, manufaCturer, and c:crtrati, Feb. 22,, 27, and March 27, at eleven, at Guiulhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Hadfoii, W:nkwort'a Luiiditgs, City-Road. Henry Timer, of St. Martia's-le-Grand, London, hlk-manu fao+,7cr, dealer and chaptnan, Feb. 22, 2^, and At arc!: 27, at le•a , l, at Guil.'ttall. Attornies, and llama; Dawes, Angel-court,:r Lrogmnrcon-ilrLet, London. Ralph EA, of Nowealtle-upon-Tyne, butcher, deafer and chap man, March 8,9, and al, at : • la St.,r aal Garter Tavern, Neweaftle-npon-Tyac. A rtlnnes, Mr. John Young, Newcaltle-upon- Fyne ; or :fir. of Gray's Ina fquare, London. _ Jeremiah' Joncs, of Chalet., fhoemakar, floc r-dealer and chap. n:an, March 8, 9, and 27, at clewn, at •,!..e 1-lap l'ok Chi fief% alttorai•:s, Hamin 1:a I cil. r. Emanuel Von W..rtheint, of Ratan:zit, in Gal - many, but 'ale of Arundel-Brut, Strand, Middlcf:x, met chant...l...ller and Chapman, Feb. 26, March 2, and t ttt t,:u, Mars. a;11 . iueflcy, Palo Jones, or Xinititui-Lr.,;:-i-i::1 1 , deakr and chap man, Fch. 23, ....larch 2, ;a an. , and IN it 27, at eeven, at Guildhall, 1.0:1.10.1. AM/Alit:3, .1.11.11 and Exley. Furnival'a-Inn, Holborn, 1.03d0r. Anthony Jolinfon, of Cheitecilt.l.l, Drrh.-:!-Irc.. grocer, deakr and chainiin, Feb. 22. 21, and M ,reti 2". at eleven, at the rAL2OII Inn, in Chefterficid. Atr 9111 L-9, Mr. Maddock, Lin. I.oudon ; or Nictli A. U()%1..Z a:01 Caltuu, Cheat:- Geld. ' DIVIDENDS, .RIED. Fcb. 24. Nforcll, of NO: t YoeAire, dealer and chapnun, tvccla...„,: IV!:ice Horfc Inn, is Coppergatc, York. Marcie i 6. Jame; Willis and IL.nrr Hal, bath late of 'Buil- Snirg. ellriltchttreh, Surrey. (cap mantil.taurers, sit:at:ens chaptneti. and partners. at eh wen, At L 141 1 ,4311. _ _ • I I • Buy). " articins proportl(3ll 4 Witi 1.111.111/CPTUCT:: Bull- calks of a certain &lc ptinn. containing 103 ?A- very merry e Lc :Acne.] L'otinfcl having made hirt.le Inns. T he •If pry at 4..tpet.re oft hole v !to fen new docirines concerning fp; ric s .crocat, tr.cntl , ned a cafe which occurred about fifteen ye, it was derided, that dulc . On a Sonday mornin the Do&ors tired to bleed n rat i i.. l , :tnly.tr of an lc' 1114.: patients were tented ( Often to the feel of Rillit ' er ' - hundred) on benches round a rootn, Wednefda- iftac ar D: . fqu whet trouplis were placed to receive the blood.; Moore P ah''. wllicn One of the boaors . then Went and tied upthe arm lit Virattrk4ll fp;tit 4 , 1' nitre was o f eac h • not an excifable liquor, and concluded br trutling 11„. other, VAT th tt the Court would adopt a furl 4. judgment. The &ILK iTOI GF haVilp, replied, cart • 'll4e Court oicferved, that if Flur. ,, :try water was of 11- a patient, and was immediately followed by' who opened the iein. Such a fatale is n• conceived than defcribed. From their me'dical tradice, -the nice formality. al •• rd was banifhed • all was f.ra hl di A , R El ß ci l March t 6. Jam.c; Willis and IL.nry Hal, both late of ' . l e i t ). the Adelphi, to Mit's Ba- Stairs . Cbriltehurch, Surrey. (cap. manuf.taurers, Chaptilell. and partners. at cic yen, At On artisan. 'Counfeflor * Wlliam Dotbin, Fint,lafs, n"...ar Dublin, to P.lifs Mar.-4 22. Robert Walter, of !IT/0;k, Esevnn, inner. aradifc-row. , Richard Mabee, M. D. bter iMan ifeUßowtrt, o DEED. In Qatdoer's-row, Dublin, aged 69, Hugh Henry I.odge Park, Efq. to Mifs Bowers, Saint;-lane, dtahr and chapinan, at CIeVV.II, 22 the Rumar:r *favern, • Mate% 1. lulu, Giles, of Fries)t• I:v4(41 Some: I. al brn- dy-rntricant, ~.e.alcr and cli 4, 1 , ,.0.1..41. at ft.: Geui, in frnme-Selwo.id. March 6 . Malcom, o' Old ilro u!•11!e-s!, I.omit er gu.l 0,4 ,m4ii t-u • ' • ' baSeturOy fe'finlght, without any previous indifpotitian, at Ma:' of , • ' '• .'." l. . hls' Wife- la Mertiotaquare, thui Rev. M i armadukc . k till., . don, ia:rc:iant at twe.v;, at I is h '-.ln •• 21 a c ljniged an exciftble fpirit, the conlegurnecwonld tbutr:b. An exanFle of their pradieemayelucidate Ci vo imer • DiC•244:risitetaki„rttnireVßt7itty:cl..,,, , r , ; ii; b: tc ! : at th e , :ti t . ev.. 1)e, ever; Pcriumrr mull take out a Spirit Licence, their chum to celebrity :—.l3eing fent for to a pal &mime' md er ky„ of Aidera:y- hail . He . .vat . ; upward': years Clan:t)c like.wifc contains an Or,i-r in Council, dlte,!tbst s•P a pzrmit ft:revery boalc be fold, be obliged tieut who was in she latt page of a •eonfimption 'in the coicuntliion f of the peace tiro zint s y . er i;o the t :••• li r pro:',:nr i ug i fur l tr..l from the to k c ,, up :I certain 4. flork,and he liable•at all times the learned 1)o/tor preleribed akg e staitas• b Of thetin-i of Copper ; as alto .in ? ) he vifitccl hy an *Excite:man • ; this v:ould antou , lt frinsdant artem, into a •reryffrong'broth,. tanned en thelialtic Ry e a few year; Duct.. Ordcr , n. like data, ...WU 1 IQ. ii.),Urs3.lollot various kinds •At Rdital,'Hiennan Pahitine;the odebrated conferor. of Prcwitions i4t.) Ncwi n undia n u, un d er t h e „dinar), ra t a prohil.itic;it of t:ic importation of the article, qua.? or whirl' was to be takentat prOper intervals adde4treet,Duw,soir.D.O'Sliaugatffy,writiormater. ?sr v.„,s tl.c Leqinattne never conld-have v•hat liave been its' fuceefs is trot' for ns Samuel Taint Woodbrook, comae of Tyrsine, ay. - - • . t •d. C , .tirt feemcd u nanimon fly Of opinion fay, as the patient- died before' the firft -dee wall •At flthmellprini ' r, eessoly of Wexford, die Rey. Tito. Phelan. ILONDON: Printed for die P:otnietz,rs by JOHN DAN: 2: • r eruitt tbotild be Ct.: afide, but the Soi.ictrpe g,ot dOwn. As lanefeacis they "were ritirtarkably itrt IVllnarce.of a wowed *high acecieediti Egypt, -Limit. (of Carua'.)y-ttr,:er! at the tt l'u .OrTscs, N . :. 'jam Otani. of the Rdt foot. Carey-ftrect ; y TENT. 3f c ,, G • drf.,:r• time to look into the cafe which ficilful , and , perhaps , to their ital *writ in this , and in Britain4xcet ' Dublin, the Hon. Ms,. Mary Mee Irwin t t rhiiry-piace, )at an d a. ter • -- iswfilite.,l ..r r •sviess Irwin. Eta. Ottu mkt kaiggicii, comer of STAII.O.Per. TCPlpie .Par which (iffier all communio POLICE. Bow-STREET.—On Friday nig ht three journey men lamplighters were charged before Mr. Justice BOND and Sir W. PARSONS, with having negleaed their duty in lighting lamps, according to contraa. Mr. White, the contraaor, flitted, that he light ed in great Ruffel-ltreet, and had contraaed with feverat parifhes to light their lamps; and that if any wet c not duly lighted he was liable to a revere penalty; and had often been fined in confeqttence of the neglea of thofe he had cmplayed ; tl:at the three pt ifoners were employed by him to keep the lampslighted and in good order, at fo much a score; that their wages in general amounted to ags. Bd. per week ; but they in much negleaed their duty, that numbers of lamps h the Faith of St. Ann's, Soho, continued extingniflted in the middle of the night. This evidence was cot roborated by apa trole belonging to the pariflt. Another contraftor flitted, that he now empl , y ed above 5o men, and was frequently ferved in the fame way, and had paid fi equent Nnalt:cs for their negleta ; and that he had rcafon to foppofe they committed this neglea for the ptiriadLs of making away with the oil ; becaufe he once &tea .ed one of his men in (leafing his oil, and on that account one of the prithncrs now at the bar, who was then in his employ, left him. Mr. Julbee BOND reprobated this conduit in re vere terms. He faid he had reallat to loppnte it was often done on purpole to cover robi.e.ries iat the Ilreets at night. He then fenteneed them to be imprifoned for three months in the Houfesof Correaion ; and recommended' it to Mr. White to make the circumliance as public as poffible. Saturday evening five fellows, appielt( nded by the Police Patrole, in St. Giles's, on fufpicion of being concerned in allaulting and robbing Mils Dc Camp and her fitter, on Thursday night halt in Tottenham-court-road, were brought be; - ote Sir RICHARD FORD, hut neither Mils De Camp nor her tiller were able to appear ; 'hey were, Otte fore, committed for further examination. Another charge was exhibited againtt them for violently affaultinganold woman who keep a cook's shop in St. (ICS'S, and robbing her of a quantity of beef. is charge being ellablifhed against three of them, the parties were bound over to profecute at, the next Old Bailey Seflion. MaNstoN-House.— Several men and women were re-examined before the Lotto MAYOR, on a charge of obtaining money at different time:. at the counting-houfe of Mr. Gillet, in dt,.: Old City Chambers, by means of forged certificates for AVilat is called the river pay, of men belonging to the Ben gal, lying at Grave end, and bothld for India, but which men were in reality never on board the vefal. Mr. Sharp, the Chief Mate, happened to be at the counting-honfe when kveral of the forged cer tificates were prefentcd. Three of the men were committed for trial. A young woman r:as committed to the Po &Ty Compter by the LORD MAYOR, charged with hay. ing a pair of sheets out of an Inn, in White chapel. The wife of a very notorious receiver of ftolen goods, in the neighbourhood of Fleet-ftreet, was laft week apprehended under authority of a search warrant ailed by the Lord Mayor, in confequence of an information laid at Bo -Itreet, that a quan tity of property contained in a box (Wen from a bov in Chifwell-ftreet, was concealed there. Fe• venal gold coins that had been tahn in the Lid box were found in the bottle, together wish a great quantity of ot!.er property of eery defcriptiun, among which was fixteen gold, flyer, and metal watches, Rolen in a burglary committed in the houfe of Mr. Haddacks, a watchmaker, at Bath, on the night of the 23d of November laft. The prifoner was firft examined before the Lord Mayor, but on Friday was fent by him to Bow-ftreet. At night the underwent a long examination before N. Bono, Efq. and' Sir WM. PARSONS, when the gold coins before-mentioned were politively identified, and Mr. Haddacks claimed the watches. _ A man apprehended by the patrole was alfo put to the bar, when a watch found on him was alto identified by Mr. Haddacks, as being (Hen at the fame time with the others: the priioner therefore (lands committed as a principal in the burglary, bug is to be brought up again : the woman was or dered to be fent back to the City fir the prefer:4 though the will probably be examined at Bow fireet once more. A great namiyer of countetfeit feven.fhilling pieces, half-crowns, and Millings, were alfo found in the fail houfe : the feven-lhil ling pieces are extremely well e::ecated, and cup poled to be worth about a half crown each. Wo RSI 4 tr-sra E E T.—Saturday a young man, named Perlin:, was fully committed for trial, for having robbed his kidgings of fheets and blankets. IiATTON-GARDEN.—On Saturday Peter Day!ey, Dayley, his wife, and Wm. Harrifin, - w - as examined for the ha time, charged upon the oaths of feveral perfons, with defrauding a lad of a box, containing fevera.larticles of value, which he was entrulled to carry to a Captain Brown, in Coleman. areet, in the City. They were all com mitted for trial, the evidence of the boy being cor roborated by that of an accomplice in the fraud. From the LONDON CAZETT.F., Fab. i 3. At the Court at St. James'whe r Ai of FAruarr. 1802, itefent, the KING' Ei.c.;11,111 NiAjEs Councl. - - - His Ms!s.sTv, in Council, was this day ileafcd to appoint the following (.71 . !••.arthen—'illomas i (1.106::::, Ertl. Ark :c4 ,f• Ffq. Lha,c 6 l.—.l);tr.icl in .1! e r,oin I:,!•wara I.t )• Li of 1 1 ,ny3:3:„ .And AI,. Jr STY W..:S 4.1 nrk e TA.. ? amendments Cle K-lii—Tiv , mas Jull •,) I I )..fr7 of i. 1:.•• • T.) CsJc:zti:dg,',ot . Bur y !`.4.11.1T.tR P11,.r..P:r:•:-".:;: Commiul,mi in the the Lard To be TiarY. , ar. ig. D.r. d ~7 ; Pa.. (71: 7-, ;. D..t,d Oct,,: • • r. ra Richard 1.91 e. IN. Datcd 21, i•i.tmor.,l Enri, •• S r,,,!.. I r. l Datil 7 Paul Tr.d,v rr• by. Ffq. .I)llc.'.:,tow : 14.1. r. :•,g. D.,ted Dcr , :r :,driiin,Z I arc, kf l . L`.%%:,-!o•r 70,'..40X. North Leven Rentittent. 'Tube Corzrin--1 , ,!,^ to ; :-r. t 1' •!'! (•: - 71/ 1 7 , n- 2, act. I'. , •l.Dat.r.J Oer tolier 4. : mc,r. rirarr, ,•kus. 23.zSoe. w;1;.:111 Wf•i!,., IS+ Dat•.st , N4111.2:44 'I horn, lig. Dated Ati ? •lit, Sreidti.ri I•':<,. 1).:;..!ti.,:,t4.;.!., 3; John Diz.,l 4, ZSOL, V iti:nci::c Efq. Dater! 2.. abnir... T., Eps v ,ps—Just: Sperwer Lk. Dated Atoll John Valentine 1 - Iv.vlett. Erq. 29, act). w...yenned Cnr., If+ ;2. i I Il ag r on , Erg. Dated jatotary r Yr-z. V, !Then Ef q . Joel I ••11. 1).1...A 1 .:•• rcniber 29, 'got. :!.( , 1 , .'.11 Devon l'..e.7:MEltt. Siradc. Erg. Dated Sept. t, 1801. T:,:r.eilarovr:i.E!•, l . (by Br. vet.) Died January 8, z8 , ..;2. To be Lietnenarna.—'Tirdinas %VoiLlzumbe, I.ig. Dated, Jan. 8, am. Robert Vint, Efq. Dated Novemb,t 9. tgei. William lit LI T :‘imori,b. Erg. Dared Ntivonito.r no , !Rot. To be ELligii—E,,,hert Palk, Efq. Duro.: March 4, 'Sot. William Henry .. , vmonds, Efq. Dated March 5, aot. kail Devon Regiment. To he Captains—Edmund Kenn, Efq. Dated Sept. 4, Igor. Edmund Line, Efq. Dazed September 5, dor. To be Captain-l.ieutenauts—Sir John Dc la Pule, Bart. Dad May 4, 'Sol. Edmun. , }C•1•111. rrq. Dated July 24, 180 X. Cgs S. Fort - don, Efq. Dated September 8, dor. wtr.nni Harr, Er Dacd Odober zo.zEoz. To be Lientenams.--John Kelly, Efq. Deed July 24,150 E. Charles riaiintl , :rron. Erg. I)ated Se l ler:l:ler 7, Edv.v.rd Eidectt, Erg. D.itcd September 24, 1:4;1T. To be Enfi7;--Ldmund Lane, Efi. Dar.Al July 24,180 z. Tobat Dared Auguft ts..)l. William Er+ Dated September Sor. Comniiiritnis in the Cardigan Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. f 7, ,'. j Lieutenaut Co!one! Jr.'on Itrnoks to be Lieutenant-Colonel -o:lmam:ant, v;:e Liuutenant-Culonel Lens, rcragned. Dat,d Jann.,ry 25, 1802. Adjutant and Lieut.nant Fdward Lawfued Cole, late Lieu tenant fa h!s !VT:jetty's 7sth ruginn.nt or foot, to be Captain, by Braver. Dated as above. MN