The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-08 00:00:00

• , ;.. ..:5 .101 ,0' --• -I i i aliWriii.m..m....m.iii.:' ..... ---- -""--- *-- -- ''--- l ;cei l tender us happy and safe at home, it is necessary to bate more war! ' lf, unhappily, we are now to bigin war again, the . , fates must be not only as great, but much greater, than they have been before; because, though the ex- penditure should not he greater on account of the war. loans must still be made, and taxes must be raised to pay the interest of them. The loans will , go on segmenting the debt, and the interest of the st • % debt must continue to be paid after the war is over, A. let oho wilt live to see that day. Of course, prices F s ' ' nib still keep, on an average, rising; the difference between prices in England and in France will be .; • i greater than it:is now; people will be still more dia- . posed to migrate than at present; and, thus• will war have augmented the evil instead of removing it. • The war-faction make quite sure of success against I' i Napoleon. They do not allow him above time '1 ' 'month to exist. They say he was brought back by the army ; that the artny„were so attached to him that they never could eadure the good King Louis; that the army bore dowel t 5 te, 30 millions of good I Frenchmen ; that the wjeole ?Brion was nothiug,end • the army every Th ing. , Yet , in the nest breath, they i say that he has no string s ; thit t the army, what there . ,is of it, is good for little, salt. that the troops, so •••- liking him, are daily deserting to the good silra: oB r lei r tirelent. Strange fellows this slimy, or no f 0 4 4 0 7 .if myerrest be colg=d i g N,.....,„v0., _ 'ltiklilifdr lif t a hand f Kinellirile he was in France; but,. he kaiing run away out of France,. they desert from Napoleon to join the King i On the other hand, the war-faction represent the I High Allies as being wondrous strong. They have I 800,000 men marching towards the Rhine. They have an abundance of cannon, horses, provisions, &c. They are, too, so beloved by all their people. All the people in Belgium, in Holland, in the new' kingdom of Hanover, in Prussia, Saxony, Germany, 1 1 Austria, Italy, Sicily, and Spain are so fond, so i esceedidgly fond, of their good Sovereigns, and de- , test Napoleon so much, that the contest cannot be , either doubtful or long. Now, if this be so, why are they afraid of Napoleon or his French people?— . Why need they be alarmed ? If all their people are • so free and so happy and so fond of their Sovereigns, ! ) and each haters of Napoleon and of the French, why not leave Napoleon and the French to this ha- tred? Why not leave them to their misery ? And, t , . . why are we to be involved in 11 new war for the pur. i : pose of putting down a second time a man whom no ' people in the world care a straw shoot ? F However, the fact is, I believe, not whet the , t i war-faction tells us, in this respect. Their own 1 same faction vowed ul eternal war' . L t c mh o ie r f i ra tr bt ai ie l i i:; .k ti o ,t o ill s hee a F n r d e l h artn na s tio p n rov a e nd re i r h y ei c r le ; r h l i y er , fthoar. 1 t F !C ainillSt Mr. Madison, whose name they now never! I mention. There is no doubt that they were, in this : latter case, reduced to reason by the battles ou the ' Lakes, on the Ocean, and on the land of America. It was the ceord which brought them to their senses; • l' , and, is there not reason to believe, that such will be i case again ? Let us first hear of one or two great bottles, Atid then we shall be able to judge of-the re. lative means of the opposing parties. , . 1 . 1 And, if the waysfaction should be disappoluted; • , if ear should carry the French anus again into Hot.. li , ' land and to Vienna; if this Coalition, too, should be dissolved, and England again left to mak* war or I. ' l peace single-handed; if this should be the case, what will then be our situation ? If migrition be an evil ' . . I now, what would it he at the end of such a war, ! ,t4+ which would have added another houdred millions or two to the National Debt; and, in proportion, to our permanent taxes ? If we cannot live in peace 4 f' with France now;, if her abundance and her political example are new - objects of terror to the war-factiour i t what will they be then? ! ' ; • It is a curious thing to observe, that while, at - this I .1 time, all the ports of France are open to England, i and while the Mail comes more frequently than ever from that country, there is no Mail permitted to go , from England to France. Napoleon seems not to wish to disguise any thing. Ito has no law, no regu- , . lation, to prevent us from seeing what he is about. Any one may write to us a full account of his pro- - r i . ceedings. lie aims at no secrecy. lie suffers any 1 one to go, or come. This argues any thing but fear. ! ! Ten thousand assassins may enter France, if they 1 i can be found. This does not seem as if he were in any terror. And yet, there are persons constantly endeavouring to persuade us, that he lives amidst the / most dreadful alarms. It is with a view of guarding you, my friends of , Nottingham, against the falsehoods and misrepresen- tations of the war-faction that I have offered to you these remarks. Neither you nor I can prevent war, ' if it he to take place ; but it is in our power to re.l ject falsehood, to think rightly upon this important , I subject, to endeavonr to enlighten others whom we , r see in error, and thus to deserve no part of that re- proach which will justly fall upon those who shall have been instrumental is the utter ruin of our cowl- , • try. . You will please to observe, that I am very far ' front thinkieg, that we can live in peace with France, unless we change our system. With taus to the amount of sixty millions a-year, while France is in her present state, we never can live in peace with 1 her and retain our greatness. People, who are able 'I • to remove, never will long continue to walk on foot , on this side of the water, if they can ride in coaches • • on the other. Where the rich are, thither will go, ,(' i . those arts which the rich support. lam well aware, ts , of all this; bet, it is not by war that I would mien- -1 t rour to keep Englishmen at: home. By peace,. by ' economy, by reducing the military establishment, by 11 conciliatory laws, and especially by a constitutional Reform in the Commons' House of Parliament, I , ' would make Englishmen feel; I would not Sell them, but . I • would.enake thenttfeel, that there was Ir, nothing for them to envy, or, to seek after, in, France, in America, or io spy ether country upon ea rth.—With that respect to whicblourgood sense and public spirit entitle you from all •your coentrymets, • ,• I remain your friend, . - • . • Maley. May 2,180. - • • NM.COBBETT. • • i ~. - The following Bulletin woe -their* , to the public. , yesterday at St. James's :-.5.. 4 • • .. • • - • , ..:# 4 Windoor Castle. May 6. . • t .... ," His M./Jr:m: 9 544%10er ;engages unehated, but r- ,., ,bi,s l )lAJemob jes / po s t, pith and it s f kgegul and 1 i nmfortal)le state of spit its." \ 1 i V •••• -6, 11. -THE STATE44IAN. FRON zits LONDON GAZETTE, Mat 8. Queen's• Palace, May 3. To be Purveyors to tbs Illarrati-IDe joy Porveyor whose consent had been withheld John Saunders, from halflioy ;ma Deputy Purveyor Charles had never acted in execution Surtegs, from half-pay. De Ron's Regiment. - , 1 Goldsmith in this will in any respett Lieutenant won Britanniques, to be Lieutenant, vice Duthie!, who ex.. es purposed match was one which clsalig.. Francis Zeigler, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Davis, promoted. of. Re was willing to act as 51euron's Regiment. suggest. Ensign James Edgeloce, from half-pay of the 50th Foot, to be Qoarter-Master, vice Vaucher, deceased. The LORD CHANCELLOR Wei York Light Infantry Volunteers. i 1 trustee knew nothing of the pi Assistant-Sorgeoi M. Catheart to be Surgeon, vice Lawless, : he could not direct him to give deceased. The'Dnke of York's Greek .Light Infantry. tcould do was, •to refer it to the Captain Ceorge Chandler, from half--pay of the late 2d Regi- whether the intended match was . morn, to he Captain of a Cumpaoy, vice Laguidemappoint ed to the fid,Regiment, vi e w to t h e y oun g Lady's fortune MEMORANDUM. land if he should report that it w cornet Jacob Hoene, of the Ist Light Dragoons, is super- settlements being made, the marriage seded, being absent without leave. • The appointment of War. Abingdon, Gent, to be Ensign Ia 1 lemnized. the Sd west India Regiment, as stated in the Gazette of the ilst . ADLET V. THE WHITSTABI of August. 1813, has not taken place. This case of the Whitstable Cem The appointments of Hospital-Assistants John Smith and Temple . Pearson, from half-pay, to be linspital-Assistants to litigating, and was the subject of the Forces, a s stated in the Gazettee of the 15th ultimo, have not taken place. ' - Chancellor. Application was nos ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 25th ultimo. the Chancellor to add certain words Ist -Regiment of Life Guards. daring the Plaintiff to be a freeman Fur.Gaptain John Pitt Beaten' ' from the half-pay of the 2d Company, and entitled to the full rl Dragoons, tone Caroni ofa Troop, vice Dickson, who exchanges, By the chatter and rules of the Read Captain John Pitt liontein, from the half-pay of the 2d ' Members of the Company etre - Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Dickson, who exchanges, receiviogthe difference. of the profits of the Company i. fif they actually dred4ed. if they did MILITARY PRI. AS. .. ...,.......-. • 1 ih2y were then only entitled to ' , - BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED: r , ,re , • 1 :. ~ . .IPer-(q/ks, May J."Bayley, Lea, Herefordshire, drover. 1 Plaintiff .Adley,, before he was a . . Ist ItrOweet of 0 •..44 ! oards. ' BANKRUPTS. ' I pang , was a Member of the Lon& %be Lieutenants, without par . , . t enan t s Frederick T, Fisher, Exton Rutlandsbire. livery-stable-keeper, May patty. In consequence of his hein, • liamenly, from the Malpaytirt . , • oon Guards • and 22, 23, June 17, at the Fox and - Hounds Inn, at Exton. At- her of that Compan y, Frederick Polhill, from the half-pay, of the 4th Dr a goon tornies. Mears. Warren and Churchill, Uppingharn ; and in opposit Guards. Messrs. Long and Austen, Gray's-lon. serest of the Whitstable Coronas To he Corset, without purckase__Gentionnieenaet Wm Tovey J. Bradnoek, Foster-lane, Gheapside, wholesale draper, a bye-law, suspending and in; pawky Fedi, from the Royal Mililar7 College, vice Irwin, May 46, 27, June 1 7, at the Royal Motel, Birmingham. At promoted. . tornies, Mr. Punton, Wine Othee-court, Fleet-street ; and Mr. I him. This question had been . 4th Ditto, T, Comber Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Mandsley. .Birmingham. .. . . I Bench, when it was decided, that Clemisoo. promote d. J. Woodward, Lamplighters-hall, Gloucestershire . , vintner, Ist Regiment of Dragoons . Lieutenant Edward Arnold , from M a y 31 , 22, June 17, at the CommerCial Rooms, Bristol. At- pendedhim till he paid a penalty , k i . half-pay of the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, with. tonnes, Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's-buildings; and Mr. The metier then came back to C out purchase. Langley, Bristol. , ' who detreed; that the piaintiff Edward Clive, Geot. to be Cornet. without purchase. - W. Cross, Halesworth. Suffolk, currier, May 42,'29, June • but reconimen red a reference. Id Ditto, Lieutenant Richard T. Fawcett, from the 21st Light 17, at the Kin g 's Arms, Halesworth. Attorney, Mr. Cufaode, I/ragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. lialesworth. agreed to, and before-the references , Sd Dit.o, Lieut. Crouton Johnson to be Captain of a Troop, J. T. Schroder, Manchester, merchant. May 19, 15, June misted on his full share, but-the Company by purchase, vice Cooper, who retires. 17, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn. Maochetter. Attornies, Mr. , hi s half Wm. Illathwayt, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchaseand m e w s ; %w ai n, Cl ar k e ,gad only en titl e d to his s hare . U po n Cunliffe, Manchester; 6th Ditto. Lieut. T. C Green, from the 25th Light Dragoons, Vichards, Coancery-lane. - • discussed to-day, the. Lord Chancelle• to be Lieutenant, without purchase , J. Jones. Bicester, Oxfordshire. butcher, Maj 15, 16, June 10th Ditto, John Trollope, G e nt , to be Cornet , without pur- 17, at the King's Arms Inn, liiiestee. Attorides, Mr. Wal. already- decreed, - that the'. • plaintif y chase. ford,Hitester ; and Mann.•Meyricirtrad - Broticrip; Red Lion- ' whether. he was entitled to his NV 12th Ditto, Lieut..lohn Micklethw a aite, from half pay t twi c e heist i did no know; bat, theaules of ) Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, without purchase. E. Houghton, Bostott, Lineolishire, fruiterer, Mas' "19: - 20, 17th Ditto, Lieut. George Sullivan, from the lit Regiment of Ju n e 17, at the Peaceck lan, Boston. Antonin, Ma:Iloilo- a .person Inas entitled to an allow,. Life Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, Vice way, Boston; and Kr. Gaskell; Gray's-Inn. ! and he was deprived of it altogether Walker, who retires. W, 41salkruss, Joseph-street, Praneras, baker,. May 9, 20, ‘ nany --1- 18th Ditto, Ensi gn . Robert Vandeleur, from -die 85th Foot, to June 17, at Guildhall. Anoray; M. Coleman, Farcical's-I 1-- s • - ibe eau rt would -take.oare be Cornet, without purchase, vice Menhir, promoted. j un . • - - rinatance he should-have the full _ 25th Ditto, W. Dimes, G,131. to he Cornet, by purchase, Lice ,J. Blake, Londoo,strect, Greenwicb,.Fahinet-osaker. May strictness be. might not be entitled Murphy, promoted. l3, 20, June 17, at GUildhall: 'Attorney, ,. M . r. Par.k . er,,Green- '.wen any a ar d a kip , .ta s d e f sp d s oa st let Regiment of Foot Guards, Cycler , Gent. to be Ensign, with . . without purchase . vice Nixon, promoted. • - 4. J. Merchant, Maidstone, carpeater, May 19i. 20; Jane- 17i ! wrong, an snapeotmg. he. plaintiffs , 4th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Benjamin Fox, f rom the lit at Guildhall. Attornics, Mr. James, Earl- street. 1 ill a L er d il kio ninua t el t, that s o •_ Life Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice - Warde, who exchanges. and Mr. Ottawav, Staplehurst, Kent. ' • • . ,ii.taken .place. I - eaea I 'he abservedt ... ho 11th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel C. W. Crookshank, from C. Barnett, London-wall, horse.dealer t May 10,-50, June the half - pay of the "II Regiment of 141°4 to he Major , vice 17, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Buckle. New Broad-street. 'he had sometimes.seen exhibited - Bristow, who exchanges. R. White, Queen-street, sepeideowitict-Iserchant, May 19. I 15th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Milne, from, hulf- 20, June 17, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. Coote, Amin- • narties catstendingforast oyster I. pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. friars. . • ! them, - but the bulk. and body of Major J Moore, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Astor. J. B. Roper. Gosport, brewer, May 17,_18, Jane 17. ai the t i thi r d Ho weve, added -sow. ''o be Captains of Couspaides— Captains Cosby, from Dolphin Ina, Gosport , Anomie,. Messrs. Conine and Ilcorson, _- . . c 9 pe ' half. sty of the Regiment; Peter row' from half-pay. of Gosport; and Messrs. - - and Son, Lincoln's Inn.fields.,„ ii pen •of the fish shall be found iteot - John Fisher, ft' of she Regiment - - --- - -- -- - - t Gadd _ . .- 'lbis day his Excellency the Baron Fogel, a Mem ber of the Corps des Noble" of the province of Hol laud, Ambassador ,Extraoolioary : Plenipotentiary from his Majesty the King oUtbe - Neakerlands,Graad Duke of Luxemburg, had audition* of her Majesty ; to which he was introduced by Earl Morton, her Majesty's Lord Chamberlain, and conducted by Robert Chester, Esq. Assistant-Master of the Cere monies. This day Monsieur de Faire, Minister Plenipo tentiary from his Royal Highness the Prince Regent orPurtugat,• had audience of her Majesty; to which he was introduced by Earl Morton, her Majesty's Lord Chamberlain, and condacted by Robert Ches ter, Esq. Assistaut-Master of the Ceremonies. -......1.111,.. • Fortign-Offici, May?. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to appoint Alexander Cockburn, Esq. to be his Msjesty'a Envoy Extraordinary to the Free and Imperial Ilausetic Towns. • :oirottol swell, Dyne . the _ iment ;. _ .a . irons Isnif-py th - din^ --; V. - Poiret., Gravesend. tailor, 1111/4e 9; 16, Amen, Asia- 4- Thomasßeevei, from half-pay of the Regime n t `; and Walter h a ll. A ttor ney, Mr. Hackett. ew-court, Swithires.lane,. Dillon, from half-pay of the Rean. lanbard-street. ro be Lieutenants-Lieutenants onald Meepheasin. from half- J. W. Haywood, SVareford - covet, Thregniorton- street, of . gock-broker. May 13, 16, June 17, at Guildhall. Attornies„ pay of the Regiment; George Illingwerth, from half -pity the It egimeut ; and Redmond Byrne , from klf-pay of the Ileum Chapman , Stevens, and Wood, Little SCI%6E/las Apes. Regiment. is Amid - tit - tie ' Cheal4444 ‘ ' -." - robe Ensigns -Emitme Thomas Dr-o.okt, l ay aro. •• _ - •• •..' • - DIVIDF.NDS. Regieseot / Mamma Allen, frost - haft pay of the egimentk . 3. L. Macdonnell, /tom half-pay of the Regiment; l'hoiniss ' May 25. S. H.Clongh, J. S. Wilks, final. B. Clonal., Liver- Bunaistcr, from half-pay of the Regiment ;-- Hardwicke, peel, merchants-May 2i, C. Bell, Sampson'sardeas, Wap- 1 from half-pay of the Regiment; T. 0. Gage; Thomas Mann- pi ng, ii master-mariner-May 27, H. Smitbers , W. K. &either', j sell; and J. P. Drury. G. Ruck, Newport, hlenesouthshire, coal- asters--May To he Surgeon-Surgeon C. Gill. from kalf-pay sof the Regiment. 29, M. Burrell, King's-Lynn, Norfolk, ironmonger-Moy 315.1 19th Ditto, Lieutenant J. Langton to be Carob of a Company, W. Tookey, New Rood-street, jeweller-June 3, J. Walkden, , by purchase, vice Wildey, who retires. ' Market-Harbormigh, Leicestenhire, lunkeepee-May 19, W. 25th Ditto, Captain H. R. Dighy,from haffipay of the 6th Gar- ' Robinson, Manchester, tattoo-spinDer-aJune 2, J. Dewey, risen Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vies William East Austey, Devonshire, yeoman-June 10, C. Leese, Can.. Lyons, who exchanges. terbury, druggist-May 27 G. Laing, City-road, merchant- Hospital-Assistant James M'Arther to 'be Assittant•Snrgeon, June 3, K Lowtou, Mare'-lane, merthent-June 3, W. Pen- vice Kelly, deceased. ney, Back-lane, Deptford, victualler-May 27, R. Howard,' 26th Ditto, Lieutenant Stephen Collins, from half pay of the sen., J. Rivers, R. Howard, jun. and J. Howard, Mitcham, 4 Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice Wright, who exchanges. calico-lirinten-May 30, 'J. Baskett, 2, M. Duke, Sheffield, 81e 31st8thay 29, . Dittn, Captain Wm. H. Milli,, from half-pay of the 36th maker-M E Simmons, Deal, grocer-June Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bloater, wbo-ee- York, co ufacturer- -May 31, P. Channon, Bridge. changes, receiving the difference water, Somersetshire merchant-June 6, C. Skirrow. 44th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Lames. G eorge Gtec o ay, f rom ' ter, grocer-May 47 , J. Reynolds and J. Kendall,Whiteelespel, wine-merchants-May 27, G. Gardiner, St. Johnalreet, Iron the 101st Foot, to be Major, without purcbase. . monger-May 27, A. Gumpertz, (treat Wioctiater-street. met. Ensign H. Menre to be Lieutenant. vice Beatty, deceased, To be Ensign-Alex. Beatty, Gent. vice Menet. • j chant-May 27, T. Reynolds and H. Grace, navies Inn, 55th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Masker, from half -pay 4 the booksellers - May 47, W. Edineads and J. Edemas, Loose,' ild Feet, to he Lieutenant, vice B olton, who exchanges, Kent, PaPerrmaternt rec.-tying the difference. . , CERTIFICATES-Mov 27. 59W'Sitio Robert I'roctor ? Gent. to be Ensign, by p u rchase $ , J. Gilbee, Cavendish, Suffolk, farmer-J. Derham, Lan- , vice Gammell, promoted In the Sicilian Regiment.' ea s t e r, s a il - cloth - manu f a ct urer -F. Wykh am , k h am , F art hing°, '1 724 Ditto, Lieutenant-General Howland Lord Hill, G. C. B.* Nortberipteelbire.serivener-W.Franekling,Bath, chemist-D. from the 94th Foot, to be Colonel, vice General Stuart, de-., Boileau, atitigston-upoo-Hull, merchant--A. Sheath C. Sheath, ceased. j and J. Dixon, 'lesion, merchants-E. jt. Ball, South More- 73d Ditto, Robert Gorman, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase; ; on . Berkshire, paper-maker-W. Morris and T. Morris, Lit- 1 vice Harris, promoted in the Bth Foot. ' tle Tower-street, wene-brokers-S. Dexter,Belpar, Derbyshire, 1 75th Ditto. Lieutenant George Robert Mountain, from half-pay ;inn-draper. - i 1 of the 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Palmer, who ex. 1 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. changes. I W. Palmer and P. Weatberhead , Oxford-street , coach-iron. I 77th Ditto, Ensign John 'l'ayloe to be Lieutenant , by purc h ase, ' -' mangers-T. Massey and J. D.twton Stockport, Cheshire, cot- vice Leman, promoted in the Royal African Corps. tun-spinners-T., R. L. and C. Lee, Leeds, Yorkshire • leer-' George Edward Francis, Gent. to be Ensign, by pet - chase, vice , chants-J. Bolton and N. Isherwood, Ludgate-bill, pa' per. Tay foe. staiuen-C. and .E Comer, and S. a' Worthington, Liverpool -Blst Ditto, Major M. A. Bozos, from the half-pay of the 15th W. and T. Alderton, Brightbelmstone, cabinet - makers-W. - Foot, to be Major, vice Gillman. who exchanges. Stubbs and J. Smith, Old-street chair - manufacturert - J. Gut -824 Ditto, Hospital-Assistant Matthew T. Lane to be Anistant. tertd 8 Bedd and J H , Flane,Hennond.. i ge, S. OM, J. H. nine'', Surgeon, vice hl sKeow it, deceased. ' aey-G. and J. Smith, Sbeffield white rnetal-manufacturera-C • I 113 d Ditto, John Gordon, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice t ." r and J. Price, , Gine _..... w . , t . Burger. promoted. 2 e " . r.; e tenell Leeds, W. Townend, Knottingley, and It Will iamson, mighley, mil 85th Ditto, Thomas P. Vandeleur, Gent. to be Ensign, without lors-J, N ils on and J. A. Blackeit,. Limehou ' ehla '' .. bakers-I. Wilde, Melton, Derbyshire, and J . hyde t- , l4 .St licill ock s t I purchase, vice Vandeleur, appointed to the 18th Light Dra goons. port, Cheshire, linen -manufacturers. 138th Ditto, Captain Charles Barnwell, from half-pay of th e I 45th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Walker, who , -mem- 1 exchanges. The Average Price of SUGAR, for ebe Week , ending May i Pith I)iito, Major-General Sir Charles Colville, 0. C. B. from 3. is 595. 70. per Cwt. '.. the half .par of the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Colonel, . vice Lord Hill, appointed to the cominand of the Thl root. , Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, isete I Riebood waitress,ot , to be Em ip . by inn , rfti4m ' wk . I t queerer, front the Returu, ending . Apr 149 1 - : ThiPtertnick, promoted. -' • , W heat. Rye. Barley. 1 Oats. I Beans Peale. rlam. 1 Royal Waggon Train , Cornet Henry O'Neil to he Liealimeat. i -- —,_ Cornet Thomas Newton, from half-pay oldie Regiment, le be 'S. d. s. d. s. d. s. A. a. 4 4r-li. a , .a 1 Cornet. 70 9 39 7 31 0 44 5 37"5 9i I' Ilr 10 '' Cornet William Hopwood, from half-pay of the Regioseat, to !---- be Cornet, vice O'Neil. Royal York Rangers, Major Godfrey Starek to to hc Lieute nant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Sir Jobe Wilson, ap. feinted to the Portuguese aciff. Captain Peter Mathewson to be Major, vice Starch. Lieutenant John F. Schultze to be Captain of &Company, vice Mathewson. 3d Garrison Battalion. To be Captains of Companies-Lieutenant J. Macpherson, from the 45th Foot; Lieutenant Hon. It. P. Arden, from the 15th Light Dragoons; and Lieutenant John Clarke, from the 214 Light Demeans. To be Lienteisions-Lieutepant John Stallard, from half-pay of the Regiment; Lieutenant George Knox, from half-pay of the Regiment; and Lieutenant P.... Burke, from Itia-pay of the Regiment. To be Ensigns-James J. Brett, Geot. and Edmund Sebeafian Locke, Gent. Nova Scotia Feocibles, Lieutenant John Lowe, from the 241' Life Guards, to he Lieutenant, vice Marcangtoe, asho ex. ' changes. • . • HOSPITAL STAFF.. I • To be _Depnty Inspectors of Hospitals a -Depety lopeesso Stephen Woolriche, from half-pay ; and Deputy lisepow Win. Tayhir, from half-pay. Ta he Physician la the Forces-Edward Walsh, M. 1:1111111111 . half-pay. To he Surgeons is the Forces - = Staff Thomas SUOMI; fa* half-pay; Staff-Surgesni John -Boggle, from hafflipayta . Staff furgeoo Charles Collier, from calf-pay; Staff- T. A, Burmeister, from half-pay ; and Star Surge on Cillander, from half pay. ' ' To be apothecary to the totect-Apothecary Jewel Taylor, from half-pay. of the shells, I will take Aare plaintiff's. • COURT OF XING'S BEi It EX. V. 'skean). This wee a rale obtiloed t:;• Mr jarrest of judgment, opon a cosy Baron Wood, at the last limn ' i and publishing a libel upon Wili i Mayor of Colchester, in a poem and the ground upon which the was, that the Indictment did not have beeq published " of and col secutor. Mr. MARRYAT opposed the that enough was to be found in to raise the legal inference,•4hat : and concerning" the Presecutot. I stated, that the libel had been' published tendon to defame the character wbo,* little time beforants pul Mayor of the borough, and was I 1 gistrates ; and further,. that the I gross and corrupt nii.tonduct in functions as Mayor,. he having nived with a certain individual house called the Bine-posts for that that individual should , parch wine of the. Prosecutor, in return 1 ment.ef the license. . The COURT asked hew the 11 • be drawn, that the Prosecutor i luded to.? ~. .... . Mr. MasiiitT.—The appell used throughout the poem, poitd a wine-merchant. . , . The COURT•observed, that tl • libel very nioely ..before they coi juice and the,prosectitor were I ,because he was a taine.merChat the title of sloe-juice might not i former wine•selling Mayor. of tl rough as to the present Prosecut. • Lord Et.LeaLsoactuolv. There wonit Se prove that . sloe-juke cutot i apd, to no other person. construction it, wergfonud to iirpl , him only, the , Court would .pei f.ereore; but there was no s' struCtioti. 'the words " of and 1 .r• wprds long #stiblished in all the ondersignd ; and he would advii triits experinienta in the criminal where their tias no necessity for /Old absolute to arrest the , Defendant'i recoguiaa_nces were respited, LIM , INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, MAY 6. .. ~! .. %• • • GOLDSMITH V. GOLDSMITH. Mr. HART llWild, that this was a bill filed for the putpose of the Lord Chancellor directing one of the trustees of the late Mr. Goldsmith to consent to the marriage of his daughter. Mr: Goldsmith had left very considerable property I A Court- Martial has been hel• to certain trustees, for the benefit of his da u ghte r , Captain Spelman tvaiiie,. and' in case she should. marry with their consent. She: Majesty's late ship ,Statii-a, and was at present under age, but proposals of marriag e acquitted of any blame it appear, bad been made to her by a Gentleman whose rank of the ship was sislef occasioned bud fortune rendered shim a match every way eligible. upon a sunken . iock; Off - the east The youog Lady herself was agreeable, and ell the island of Ineague, which is not trustees but one had given their consent. That one, I published chart. Captain Swaine, however, would neither say whether he approved or Master, and Mr. Speed, late 'Pur disapproved of the suitor; he was indifferent upon' the Asia. It has been the micfot the subject. In the mean time, for the want of his to have been three times wrecked consent, the marriage was delayed, to the great re- .'the enemy : he was Parser of the : gret of the young,parties ; and, under these circum- "was captured. stances, it was hoped his Lordship would order the - . • trustee to consent. I Lori owe • Printed sod Published. Sir SAMUEL ROMIT:LY, on behalf of -the trustee ST ATE•II Orrice, ST, satirdu,sth,ilo7clmienrt. '; 1 to enquire 111 0 e; -----4- Id t , he : t ae s er t h o P e e t t ip o o i t s s u se al t g od y e h t 11: r t I t t o I e r a p . p r o il y e e of his opinion, Lordshi p i: w ri h tdha i g h :s sh ould r i o rf o tti n i htee , his consent. All he _ s a proper one, wai l a we and station ie life • was, then up so prop.; carriage might be so. OLE COMP IN Y. empany has been long 4' a decree of the Lord , now made, requesti ng 'ords to his decree, de. man of the Whitstable ri, till rights of a freetr.an. the Company, certain Pr entitled to a fall'share 6a ' for dredging oysters, did not actnallydre oge 1 O half a share. The I Member of this Com. sdon Sea Salter's Com. being a leading Me m . pposition to the in. any, the latt er p assed 1 sfficting a penalty o n 0 a argued in the King's gr. hat as they had sus. i r, the bye-law was b a d . .IE the Lord Chancellor, MO bad actually dredged, rt The reference wss sod snces the plaintiff is. eq. Company said, he was is' Upon the point beet i ancmlior said, .1m WI As i laintiff had dre . dged • sirs e s full share or not, lie _ j _ani;. f jemtice.were, th at 11 `. owance of some kind, 101 gether by the adverse s, C care that in the .first ri [ allowance, thong!! in j led to-it; and if there hie tits, wii9 .Kern in lie volli Ifs**gilt to bear it.— on 'mach litigation bad Wei served, was like what 1 I in-print, where !we i eon r bad the shell betwen ; 6 ,1 ,, of the fish went lot Al l I his Lordship, if say , ow* d- to adhere to lig ,tall e that it Omit be tit ap s 1 iNerl, MAW 6. • NISI ICN. 11 .4 Mr. Sierjeant Batts, i‘ tile onviction berm.* .Sir. 1;7j ; Assizes, loll` riathog ‘ f t 1 liam Smith, tsq. t o lb ; l i d ma called Me G ; tri m be rule sins obtai of charge the I( to be ip., concerning"' the P role, and conten4d bet n setting out the lasi re: at it was a libel "of Em :or. The indictment e o 2n published with an in. " ~,,,,,, of Wm. Smith, EN. linty nthlication, had been and s now one of its Ma. arc „ libel imputed to him plet n the discharge of bit ` 4 '"'' in one instance con- 1 to license a public , _been , r him, .on condition ;iv. ;hate his liquors and arm urn for this procure- adnii Tn .20 Inference was here to i t i fie ut t r was the person si. so c ,, tittle Ilation e' sloe juice," Ei tel sted out Mr. Smith as ~, h, .., Ain it they must distil the an No ti t i ould. infer that sloe• din', one person, merely in k., on ir int ; and asked whl m ai , as well apply to soli or any tither l' e " j ri7 . itor. . 4 chit' here mist be som e Ntro ) a pplies-to the Prose . note el. 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