The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-07 00:00:00

• ; ia Y 1, iiiik rarei 17.7.0 • ,ref L • . ...„ ... • • With Ditto. F.asign 11. Jervis to be Lieutenant, deceased. • Qtturter-Mister 3'. -Crossley' to' Jervis. Serie:tut-Major lialsert Whethata Master, vice Crmsley. Star-Artistant.Surgeoo v. to be . ."Ntirgeon; *ice Lloyd; deceased: Ilospttitl. U. Nl‘Callock to be Ativietaan4Orgent.i. vire 85th !Mao, Ensign J. Blake to be Lieutenant, killed in ne•ion. 86th Ditto, Capt. the lion. O, Vortesmte. from to be Cuttont of a Company, vice Impey. / 89th I/itto, Lieut. A. Low to be Coptain of Annesley, deceased. EnSlgn G. lkilies, from rison B a ttalion, to he Lieuteeant, vice I C. Cannon to be Adjutant,. vice Agnew, Adlittantcy only. 91st Ditto, v o w /i t e m. ---:-- Ducat to be East, deist-, vice O'Leary, prointited. E•Stli Ditto, Ensign L. J. Brown to be Lieutenant, chase, vice Gibbons, promoted in the New eibles. Joseph IVinniett, Gent. to be Ens , 11)(1dt Ditto. Serjeaut-Mnjor E. I'ilkington Master, vice Ahearne, who resigns. 104th Ditto, Lieut. A. Itainsford to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Carmichael, appointed Paymaster. Elhign 3. A. tvl'Lauclilaa to be Lieutenant, vice Itainsford. G. Home, Cent. to be tingled, vice M•Laucklan. 11. Car - - michael, Esg., late a Captain in the regiment, to be Pay- Wne-011iee, March b. master. 3d Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet Thomas Leech to be Liente. sth West India Regiment, Ensign:l. Hylton, from the Bth Foot, nand, o ittm,it purcimse, vice Shakespeare, promoted in the he Lieutenant, w ithoutpurchase. little t..ght Dragooes. !R ooal West India Rangers, Ensign .1. Kennedy to be Lieute , 110-pital-taut Thomas Bnekkonse to be Assistant-Sur- I nunt, vice Angelo, promoted. John James Lambert, Gent. gems, vie Jones, promoted in the lit Royal Veteran Botta- I to he Ensign, vice Kennedy. lion. eth Garrison Battalion, lion 4 Wm. St, Lawrence to be Ensign, Bth Ditto, Brevet Liettt.,Col. 11. Westenra to be Uent..Col. 1 1 vice Bertles. promoted in fhe S9rls Font. withteit porchase,ice Wade, cashiered by the sentence of a : New Brunswiek le Infantry. • . LAW INTELLIGENCE. 6:nem! Court-Martial. To be Captains of . Compaaties,--Lieu.S. N: Freer, from the ga.. —......-- Captain W. 31artin to be Major, vice Westeora. 1 nadian feasible Infantry ; and Lieut: E. F. Davis, frorretfte• To be Captaias.of Troops , without purchase —Lieutenants Y..! • Royal Newfoundland Feneible Infilietry. 1 .. ,t. „ COURT OF CtiettiPEßY, M•acn 5. Joit...on, vice Dickson, deceased; and S. T. Edwards, vice To be Quarter.Master--Serjeaat -,-.......,./darclay, bons the; ' -- vonnp.lAit. AGAR, ESQ. V. THE DIRECTORS UP THE RE; Mart in. - Foot. • i., • ?f ie , I.i,•etenants, withoet purchase—Cornet E. E. Williams,- Royal Newfoundland Feasible Infantry, Ens** C - 10 • GRIMY CANAL COMPANY. v.. Verle. , tts, decoased; Lie.:tenant John Fraser, from the be Lieutenant, vi Garden, killed ianciime. 11, G. - , . , 1 Mr• Iticetagos, on the 26th of January, moved Tit i Li;zat Dragoato, vice to",in:tio : Cornets -- Bygrave , Gent to he Ensign, _vice Davis. • i , vice Fortesche, protoreed to the 4tb Pat risou Battalion; and 1 Cantaillian Fencible tor:NAO . !, Capt. G. Ferguson to have penste - ; Veilltie his fliehOur the Vice-Chancellor, for an In. J. NPAl,:itte, rite . I.dolula. ~_ I nent rank is tbrano,• ' -: 'itmettea l to , entrain the Defendants from cutting To he Corot:ft, without porehase—Donald Keith 'AP Donald, ITO be Li e utenants—Ensigns J. de Hertel, vice Johnson, • Doper', ~ La g : 17u Itsterver" Calm' through the stables •rick-lvd, G. vice Patton, who . resigns; Robert Seiwond Hewett, " ceded ; B. C. A. tiugy, vice De Lorimiere, killed in aettnni 9 Opiu vase William:: t. vie Cox, .Gent. vice 31` Alpine ; ',/ and E. W Antrohus, _vice Freer, promoted in the New .acute , ant planted walks of the Plaintiff, at ,len Dlttiries 11 ' , IWO. clout , vice 133 grave, : Brews% ick Fencible lofantry. • ;:bode, fiats the county of Middlesex. The motion ItAtt lotto, Lieutenant W. Reels:ay. from the 4th Dragoon T o h e E as ,.. os __Lientenant W. Davi dson from ute stinitatts..4 • . _ .1., ItAnlige 11,11 s granteto on the 10th of February. Mr. Hart rionnll to * Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Erauche, i lion of the. Lower Canada•Millfut,'site De Hertel ; premov'ed. • - . • Dufresne. from tbe•Mh Bat:alio* of the Linter Caned. !Snored before the Lord Chancellor to dissolve' the Henry 913(1047, Oast to be Cornet, by punitase, vice Bar- blilitia, vice ' .11p j Robert T. Scots, Gent,Niee Anielbas4 ; i t o unet i c k i en the gfotind that the . Plaintiff bad sett, ( rd.'m . Volunteer William Taylor, from the 100th' Font,. Act? Alm i J 't • . • • filled the line wltich the canal was to take which Igla Dino: oeuel R . m ate to he Lieutenant, without par. strong , deeeitsed. - • • .. •1 'elitsiee:i.iee.Pierstin, wit* retiCes. Glengarry Light Infantry Feoelbles.' .. ! Was tple * line they were pursuing. 'clie . Lord Chen. reristKiWrAtliniant It. Duperier to have the rank of Liente- iTo be Lieutenants—Alex. klactiopold, Gent: WMP- ~ - ' oellortlsen observed he would read the effidaliti . itiod --- . •- I rank ; •fliointts Gugy, t;eot 'with temporary raak ; sell[, , . aellMe - s ite , ' opinion on a future day. 1 vane' appals:ad _. This Joey found • w verdict fier thi•Defetivtalte; eta the ground that the 'goods were not dellieted to hito with art anticipation of bankruptcy. I.TTING V. StICRLIT.. This was a cate,taccording to the statement toy Mr: Serjeant Best, on the part of the Plaintiff, ta Which it was sought to recover therilference between the value of some shoes and bootr consigned to the Defendant for sale at Madeira, , and the value of some wine which he had sent home in return. Tice Plaintiff had sent the boots and shoes in question to Madeira, to be sold by Sugrue at a commksion of 6 per cent.: they were Sold by him fer 7011. and with this money he bought, iceording to his com; mission, some Madeira wine, which he stated' o Its. and which he charged for at the price of, the best 'London particular. This wine, when brought to :London, Was found to be particular Only in sour; RCVS, wide) quality it postessed in a very extraortii_. nary degree. It sold, therefore; at only from 3S I : to 411. a pipe, while the best London particalar ) would have been worth,. in Madeira, 631. 'rimy whole produce of the wine Was short of tficsam fee which the boots and shoes were sold for ht Madeira by 3901. which, deducing the commission, left' shook 3541. which was the sum which the Plaintiff* soeglig to recover. Sir V IGICERY GIBES thought this would Wall* Case to go to a uttmence. Mr. Serjeant BEST said he had no objection; he advised any Gentleman of the Bar, to wages tit, cave might be referred, not to taste the wine. The partiel agreed to a reference, aad a 'edictal 6001. was taken, subject to an award. - •• alm-Gent -9 AI Thomas T!otter tie be Colunel-Commandant, vice HodMesta, deceti•ed. Brevet Colonel Philip Woo, to be Colonel, vice Trotter. lajor Joseph Canter.4s to Lieu tenatit.Colonel, vice Itiou. Beret Major Peter Fyer, to he Major, vice Carucrosr. .•. Second Captain Unities' :satolhant to be Captain vice Fyers. First n Lidateuaut Jumes Shit:fair to be Second Ciiptaio, vice Sandluitn, Second Lieutenant George S. Manic to be First Lieutenunt,vice Sinclair. Second Captain Arthur Hunt to be Captain, vice 'Ernscoit, de ceased. First Lieutenant Thomas Acbison ta be Second Captain, vice Mon. Sec ad Lientenunt Edward Hoghurst to be First Lieutenant, vice Aehison. Coils of Royal Engineers. First Lieutenant Ilarry D. Jo►iea to be Second Captain, Nice Rubertmni, decea.ed. Corps of :Royal Sappees and Miners. . Jtttaes Gallo►►tty', Gent. to b.. Quarter-Mawr. Royal Artillery Drivers. • • J. [lntim:ince, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice E. Griffiths, proilueed. S.•eeud Lieutenant John Kirsopp to be First Lieutenant, vice tieorgc Waite, cashiered. AiJler- The Average Priced SUGAR, for the Week, coding March 2, is 935. 100. per Cwt. Average Priees.of CORN of ENGLAND nod W ALES, per quarter, from the Return, ending Feb. 26 : Whetit. Rye. 1 Barley. Oats. I Beans 1 Pease.,l °atm. V 8 s. y. 7 7 8. 4 10 8 4 .3 1. 38 .1 Si) s. d. s. d. Is. d. '49 3 51 4 133 p On Saturday the Sitting,' after Tosiasimasib-Alists day was occupied with actions on policies of lasiesoce, and of trover, of little public interest. A fesr•days ago the cause 4.f Mist 'v. St. Barbe was tr4d4n*. tbe , Court of Common Pils, Mr ! Serjeltilt i f sgs i for the prosecution, goad it wSs on action, brought by tie Tiaintiff, whs is is deblir iii china and glass, resides Fleel-streetpi alb ,, • Comet J. T. Michell to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jones, 'mooted iutheSii I)yogisens. ISth l'ornet W. V. llorton to he Lieutenant, without Fjoyd, promoted in the York Chasseura. 1d I)itto. Captain gniiries Knatebbeills fronitho dials kout, to . - • A. Mac t ionoeli. I .llll4c4donid.. w li Kerr. vice Gogy. aiifoloiftd ' •• To he hosigni—li• heet Ker, 14ent. ; Lieurro 1!..i0 - ooinoug, Trice Mactionell ; vice heir 'W. 'Fraser. . • . Attec.-• Macdounell. frow Use Orin:meeting FielA - of ibieiitruant-Col tt. Loan CIIANCELLOU this day grartedneeti , judgntint. • lie observed, that the secoa4 2 lienk and tteventh sections of the Act of Parliamtmt de d that the Defendauts had a right to cut the _ to recover from tbe ' potenthint, the zoo of a- suer chant; 451. 4%. hero the itonoitt of the glazier's WC for repairing his .indowe. The facti were shortly these:—On the night of the 17th of August, being •he Captain of saTrisoli,vire Macleitio,witWeasbang - es. 1 Molar George ,hlacdoo ! frail! the ..„1; Infantry , To be Lieuteohnits- Curvets Sir . Johp, .Gordon. Bart. by per.. 1. eneibles,.tO Or , :tins kteld-O, ~..4.i.in Canasta; , - I --'- . elo.:se, vice Corstes, who retires ; and J. II Bromwich, wi th . -odd, a t e/ ran k .64 ,,,, aot _Coione, ina y),alaagok canal ,throogh the Plaintiff's estate ; the twelft h ; „th e n i g ht o f re j a i e l og for th e v i c t or y o btai ne d at 0.4 o rdease„ vice Taunton, cas hiered by arneoce of a Gene- ton, c l eees s e c, .. .. . . ' A Vl!' i,.` •' ''' section expressed they had not, without the con. ti 'ra'. C earl-Mania. liptiittAl i o t;TAVF. . . • ' flis t i '... t/.41,a' sent of 'the 'Plaintiff. Hit construction of the Act, s v i i .l ti l a r a b a b ly a l l " 1, '„, a W iki el ;: g ing . 0 . 1°14 , • F t 4 ee t he' „„ D t e re ,. re* ? i i i n i t s '.. sa t l'n be Cornet, 0 ithout purchase-,-.Fred. ,Blundell, Geol . . vie sour-soieon 3.'n.: Kale fa* Militlntr, te !it,"•.. ho vow . Bynum ich Fours . .. .t 11, ,:,* ":.1". • • - . 1 !- . 4 after having given it every consideration, was, that . 1 -_ .pany with some Snore Gentlemen, w hen - no* 25thDrito. Cornet W. Nloirphy Ab e Liousema.t s ,by purchase, il osis lidt-Assistant W. H . Uwe to be Meistasto.4eriteibeidie the Legislature never intended that the twelfth sec., - tiring that the Plaintiff (who had twice sent to . vi c e Raven, . is ha retiree . -1-.... . •.1 Forces. , ice hite. aplorotil tpihe 1;10 1 reatt , . Coldstream Regiuseit offinat' i r Guards, J. W .‘• Mink% Silted, 44errt. in .-eittupost:nwtsi:un inure fe t e* • (ion should do away with the ettect of the other ,. 1 the Lord Mayon ) . to knew ,if Ike illumination be Solicitor,. Ace' laitiriett, deceased. The Kiae's4loweanoteciaa• •' • • three sections which gave the authority, he would 4. 1 ," „to be genius! 'that night, without obi:living Ist•ltegiatent II bint. . • lst Regimen. of Hussars, Wm, Teo:lore Githnee t „Gent. to be : i therefore dissolve the Injunction granted by hisl a decisive answer). had -trot rot' any Pella it; ' hlll' le bit; • its,.by piorehase-Crancis Cmwsber, Orin. vice 1 Corlied, vice Gionborni promined. . •, • . . , . 'Cobh ' aced; Edadrd CroWther„ Gest vice Terries. sa out:. mottiono - Wet. Andie dtie- .lielleet4sine Captain of a i Honour the Vice-Chancellor, and direct a special IrA n wiudows," he threw some halfpetite and broke ills& .., ni n oie l ki. as GoAterwisa cadet C. linahe Clarke, GIOIA dee. T ro o r ,viee KA :4 140 pry, %atiaida... - : • Injunctianythat the Defendants should be restmined Instigated ley ItiS example, the snob wh=ets mid as. Witetilltlintry Guitige, vice Clatito, psronted.... :. COrnis 'ls. Gekktoffier to be Lieutenant, vice Von der Ellen . • from clitting the canal through the Illaitiiiff's." • v Unto,. lieut. IL J. Knott, from the bu4ex Militia, fe ba Mantles isdetaisW lit 'to beCornet, vice Cen,acher. sembfed itimediatelf *assailed • tht. Plaintiff's house, - . Lienuosaiii, Stith ttouporasy rank. . , i st igaissilAngetillp Line, lo °gowns Frederick Kenting, Gent. ;estate, except it was cut according to the line ': and' withitteks and stones broke llie.retniiiulog panes Ett, Milo, lhoplial-Assotant F. Geo. Walbran to be Ai.sidaii. Mile Eimitga,vke ti. 'r. Ntz•y w.io resigns. ,marked out in the inap annexed to the Act of Par-ii an d f a n.,lighla, Surgeon. - - d Ditto. -Pour witnesses were th en tailed, . lith Ditto, Uent. E. Bro w n to be Captain of a Company, w i t h - Totwelhas . 104:-etAtris Itr;iiry de Sidi:let, Gent. vice Paterson, i littiaents I - lash° dnposed te e seeing the Plaintiff break . the win qui pffirci)ior. vice Niunday, promoted. prolonte,; ; add [barks Lewis de Sichurt,Geut. vice naiad I ----_. Ensign J. O. Flanagan to be Lieutenant, v i er Brown. . ton, prompted., • !dims and -"tripes articles in the illiolii' ' Mr. Hoare, To be F.losigns-Volutiteers Itienard S:saw. fo r ay he 49th Foot. ' 3,1 Ditto, truest Rodoivald; Cent. to be Ensign, vice 11 debit, 1 a tradesman in Fleet-street, imid,..thist on the night vice Flanagan ; and Ju*„•Nlathew , tin, vice Dnan, promut. i pr o m ot e d, . . ed inter hill West India Itegiinent. i 4140. Ditto. Ileitwbos, Gent. tit be Ensign, vice Headman, in . question, a considerable : . mia,b - aMembled before To be Adjutaut, with the malt )t . Eosigo-Quarter-Master-Ser- • appointed to the tit Batt Bun of Light liofsnt r ... hit. blist's 'honte l .'in Conseq Ciente .ti f ,Iti not being pi e 1.0,50 S' ornala, vise ; coopee,promoted in the New Bruns- I Dillon's II e4lineet. illuminated ; lief nw Hurl itiaSsostairred, nor was wick Teiseihks. ; Cb rtes de Julivette, Gent. so be Lusign, vice Carnes, whom op- Te be ti/Jarter-J/aster-.Qurtes-Master-Serjeant Geo. Eierman, .. puintment .as nut taken.place. any outrage Committed,. tilt . .Mr. Bathe set the on. vice • .e*ts, ateceostrd..,..i,i -.. • o _ W ask y Wes ItegboOtt. - . ..,. ample, by throwing a litif'pininyy which, however, 15tb .:=tie s Ensign T. eV, from the Sussex Militia, to be ,To be Lieutenants-I:RAO**. iti•loWteelre, rice - tioirdes,. did not reach the wisdom. Hsa.then, aiikkirs,thil resign & ii-,ailtobleWeisithonsomireett - teem; me •:eiti• 17 4 1 1 Di let Neig• 1iW 4 . 8 ".1 16 C•Pilli" . a CionPanYs me vice ; and 1; llicken, vice Millathlna, placed npoo half. eOnstO4siets, -took lain •Infilkspstinly, a .: 46111044 Lee, • pay. him to the watch-house.lser' . AA En-Ip% P. J. Delmar, to be Lieutenant, vice Woodd. To be Ensign—Charles 'Warier, Gent. Vice De W a tteville, BitST called witnesses, wkn dept that - tfoa: . 4aia.. Mures W. Gray, (Seta. to he Ensign, vice Deinoor. Chas.setes Brittanniques. 24th Ditto. Ensign J. Jrilian to be Lieutenant, vice Proto • who resigns. • Chief wit; done by the sok with silika,,afto.6llol . To be Lieottenauts-Lieuteoant G. Sunbolf, from the .56th Foot, . Stelling Regiment. 'Defendant was incameggied in the wstch-1001 vice Abcrcremby, who exchanges ; and Ensign J. Nl•Gregor, • Thomas Black,Gent • to be k:nsigii, •vice !Lane, promoted io The Learned Counsel contended, that ttif ithatis id -. without purchase, vice Mitchell, appointed to the sth Garri- , the 62d Foot. son Battalion. MEMORANDUM'- the damage ought not, therefore, to be attabsiinktts Ednaod ibonms Smith,. Gent, to be Ensign, vice M‘Gre- , The removal of .Assistant-Surgeion Hickson, from the6th . Dra- him. The Learned JUDGE, and, that if the Jury goo. goon Guards in the 16th i• oot, a, stated in the Gazette of the let Defendant ' • . eith Ditto, Lieut. Chas. Wright, from the Sussex Militia, to be inst. bus nut taken place. were of opinion that the instigated other Lient.enant, with temporary rank. by hit example, he was liable though absent, forte s 91st Ditto, W. Seward, Geat. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice damageetfected by them in consequence of sech ia. L' Estrange, promoted. i S•th Ditto, Capt. G. Bristow, from the 3d Ceylon ltegimeut, to stigation. The Jury, after a few ininetes' con. be Captain of a Company, vice Buron, decea,ed. saltation, found for the Plaintiff - Damages 151. 40th Ditto, Lieut. Jus..lotiosom to he Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice R. M. drown, promoted its the Pro. visional Battalion of Militia. ; Ensign J. A, Widenhaiu w be Lieutenant, vice Turton, killed in action. , Serjeant C. R. Coireion, (coin the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Widenhain. 41st Ditto. To be Captains of Computes, without purehase-Lientenants John W . (*.Wino% v . .ice Shorot, lilted in action ; and Henry C. Cush, from the 12th Foot, vice roller, placed upon half pay. i COURT OF KlNl';'t; 111;NCtl, MARCH 5. 111OLLING V. INGLIS. . . was an action brought by the assignees of Messrs White and Lubbern, upon a policy of MCC, to an or any part or ports ilt the Baltic, with liberty to make Gottenburgh the last port foe tips,dolirort of her cargo' to wait of any port for in formati oft,' and back tolondoit;* tisoaltipaltanki not be able to discharge her cargo. Two points of defence weremade, first, that the interest was averred in White and Lubbern, whereas it was in Messrs. Langhall and lloiteen, the consignees. The goods were shipped by . the bankrupts under the contin gency that Messrs. Langhall and Co. would take to them ; but as they were purchased by the bank- I 'repts, subject: to that contingency, Lord Er.traso...i 'Roelof! was of. opinion that the interest continued in] the bankrupts.. The second point was, whether there was not, a deviation in a. non-prosecution of the' -voyage * from .tae, 3Uth of October . to the 6th of Novetuber,, t axisiag from an uncertainty' to whom ' the risk belonged.; and it appearing by- the evidence of the agent at the foreign port: that nobody was provided with orders as to the disposal of the cargo when it arrived, and that they waited all that time, not for the purpose of information as to the hostile state of ttse port, in which there was no general con fiscation of all such cargoes till it was proclaimed in the churches on the 7th of December, and nun liquet, but the ship might have discharged her cargo there before that day. Lord ELLEwaonouon held, that daring this abey ance or inaction, the risk was improperly attempted to be cast upon the underwriters, and that it was the duty of those who sent c t goods upon the contin gency oftheir belonging to themselves or their con signees, to provide the ship with orders at the port of destlostion; end not to wait to send back to Lon don for them; and that therefore this delay amount ed to what the law of insurance called a deviation. The Plaintiff upon this elected to be non-suited. 'count or COM SION Pt. - EAR, (It.cl Le It ALE, MARCIE& FEDGEON • V. SHARPS. This was an action brought' by the assigstees'of Baker and Barker, bankrupts, to recover 'the value of some bales of goods 'which were alleged by the Plaintiffs to hest:sheen given by Messes. Baker and Barker to the Defendant, under `the anticipation of bankruptcy. The facts were these :—Messrs. Baker and Barker were eminent Russian merchants • but in the autumn of 1812 they became' embarrassed, from the stop - - page of their remittances from Russia, on acCouttt of the political events of that: time. They had before that time ordered some bales of printed cottons from Mr. Sharpe, which, as they saw . no prospect of using, or of being able to pay for, they returned on 16th of October. On the 20th of October they called a meeting of their creditors, and laid the state of . their affairs before them, and . made it appear, that though their remittances were for the time stopped, they would he able, when their remittances were renewed, to pay ell their debts, with a surpids for themselies of 15,0001.. All thecreditdra consented Itosivaecommodation except one, who', iiaorsisting , in oppoSition to any conniromisos, MOWS; Barker an& Baker'were obliged to . beceme bankrupts.' ' The CHIEF BArtoß observed; that'thodgh the con:. duct of Messrs Barker . and 13sker . Was sttittly , ho. nonfat*, he was in doubt •whethel• or to it vao legal. •BANKRTIPTCIF.S ERLARGPD. T. Blanchard, Lloyd's Coffee-house; broker, from Marc* to April 46, at Guildhall. . • eweller, J. Isaac: ' Hackney Crescent, Ilackney-road;j fop the bit inst. to April 12 1, ,at Guildhall • . BA NK ThIPTCY SUPERSEDED. • C. Marton, Ostord.street, iniern-keeper. •BANKRUPTS. J. Cozens, Ralostrate, Kent, lineal-draper, March 11, 19. April 16, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Butler, Ave Maria . ALARMING FEVER.—We are sorry to heir tact et dangerous fever is prevalent in Seven Dials and its vicinity. It was discovered early iu the last week, and although every possible attention has been used to.prevent its further extension, it had become more alarming on Saturday,. On Wednesday a man Mid woman who had resided in the-same house, died after 'a 'Mailings's, and in the course of a few days, Mr. 'Charlet,' of Little St. Andrew-street, . had five chil dren, tinder eight years of age, ill of whim fell victim; to 'the dreadful contagion ; three atheist were buried In bee coffin on Saturday, .and- we regret to state that, the mother of these unfortunate infants is seri ously . indisposed, having, within a fortnight, beets brought to bed of her 'sixth child, who, with the father and mother, are the only survivors. We hope the necessary precautions will immediately be taken to guard against the further extension of this malady Last week, Mr: Bray, a London horse-dealer, was robbed at Oundle fair, of n draft for 3001. an d. notes of the Bank of &NOW to the amount of upwards *of 4001. more: fie-took the pe:autioa when he went to bed at the Sean inn, of putting kis breeches under his Ohre, butin the eight some person enter ed Isis room, end succeeded in getting tt his money without disturbing him. The breach on the Ten Mile Bank, fA the parish of Fordham, Norfolk, which lately alarmed the in habitants -of the whole district of fens called the Bedford Level, consisting of upwards of 40,000 acres, was l after , a fortnight's exertion, and an ex.. prate of . seieral thousand pounds, stopped ots Sim. day sea:sight. Severat• thousand aeves of growing wheat, which are now under water* roust Ineeitibiy perish : and it is feared the farmers tito6.loß adt able to get their lauds ready for Spring corn. - . lune. W. Wescomb. Exeter, shopkeeper. March IT, 19; April 16, at the Hotel Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Lamb, lirutton, and [Janke, Princes-street, Bank of England ; and Mr. Mortimer, Exeter. T. Satterthuaite Birkenhead, Cheshire, dealer. March 91, l 5 April 16,01 t th and e GlMessrs. obe 'CavernChipcha, Liverse an po d 9 Norris, Bucklel. Attornies Mr. a. Ligerpo ; rs bury. W. Page. Kentish-town, builder, March 12, 19, April 16, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wright, llart-street, Blooms bury. K. L. Boulanger, Vine-street, Piccadilly, merchant, March 12,19, April 16. at Guildhall. Attoroies, Messrs. Pansiker and Turner. Loudon-street, Feuehureh-street. C. Kalltneir, Southampton row. Bloomsbury, tailor, Mirch 12, 19, April lti, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Winter, bet , jeant's lnn, Fleet-street. 9. Pearson, croydon, halter, March 8, 19. April 16, at Guildhall Attorney. Mr. James, Earl-stmt, Blackfriars. J. Den !tory, ;Cul.stian-street, tailor, March 8, 15, April 16, I at Guiid Attorn.-y, Mr. Hindman, Al.iermanhory. T. 13ridicentati, Birini.tertat saddler, Marrit 16, 17 A.pril 16 7' ,1 at the Upton T avern,' Wirrolitihr tni:--14ornies. Mesirs.,4lswairtyl Stevens Maples, nut[ Peatur., Frederick's-place, Old Jewry ; and Mr. Whateley, , J. ones,. Wolrerbainptan, hosier, April 11, 11, 16, at the Bradford Arno Inn. lvetsey Bank, Staffordshire. fluorides, !dr Biddle, Wolverhampton; and Mr. Philli;;s, Ntirfolk-vtreet, Strand J. Jones, Maliwyd, Merionethshire, tanner, March 14, 15, April 16, at the Roy%l Oak, Prink_ Montgomeryshire. Attor ales, Memo. Stevet*on, tangelo's's' New-sqtlnye ; and Mr. Woossuun, Unnidlnes. S. Gray, Nightlratile Alpha-road, Nett-road, , Mary-le-bonne, victualler. March 8. 11, April.l6, at Guild ; bay, Attorney, Mr. Parton, Wulbrook. 4Sd Ditto. • To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensigns G. Dobson, vice Aogrove, dead alai. wounds; .1. Miles, vice Baillie, killed in sedan ; and E. K. Hill, vice W. Murphy. deceased. TQ be Ensigor— Coosidiue, Geot. vice Dobson; and Walton, tient. vice Miles. 44th Ditto, Rethort L. Haydn'', Gent. to be Ensign, by pun eltaie, vice Walter Wombwell, who retires. 4Eth Ditto, lie I. W. Jones to be Captain of a Company, vice Nai►ne, killed in action. Übe Lieutenants—Lieut. John Sullivan, from the North York Militia, with tempo ary rank ; and Ensign E. Glasgow, vice Jores. To be Ett.ign—Volunteer Samuel Brampton, from the 100:b Foot. vice Glagovv. WA Ditto, Ensigu (1. Fitzgerald to be Lieutenant, without Eurebase, vice Bowyer, who resigns. Andrew Browne, Ficut, to he E.o.igit. without purcl►are l vice Fitzgerald. Lieetewint A. Daly to be Adrian', vice Chipwelt, pro. meted. Wth Date, Lieut. P. Abcrcroinhy, from the t4th Foot, to be Lientenaut, vice Suut.old, who exchanges. Henry Leslie, Gent. to be FM ign. vice Jamiesou, fiece.,,ed. BOW tritto. lie;ignH. Niackesix.e in he Lieutenant, vice Myers, dead of hi,: wounds. John Cameron, Gnu. to he Etwign. vice Mackenzie. Hospital- %rristant P. Pope to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Brown, pron.oted in the Staff Corps of Cavalry. Ceti' Ditto, Lieut. W. Rafter to be Captain of a Company, by. puyebase. vice Stopford, promoted. Rickard Jellicoe, Esq. to be Pa.inaster. tiosoital-Assistant C. Newcombe to be Assistaut-Surgeon, vice Berger. deceased. 6.511. Ditto. To be Lieutenants —Ensigns W. Hall, vice Macleod, deceased and Rich, vice U. Young, deceased. To he Ensigns—Wiliam Booth, Gent. vice Hall; and Hon. C. Turnonr, vice Rich. §tith Dims. Hospital-Assistant It. Williams to be Assistaabo 4ar4eno, vice ltarr, deceased. 65th Ditto , Charles S eward, Geat. to be Ensign, by pu re vice Stewart, promote.l. 72t1 Ditto, John Elnoire, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Tennison, prism:tied. 76th Ditto. To be Cliptains of Companies—C/10.4. S. Bannister. from the Shwa Militia, with temporary rank; awl Lieut. a. H. Lia million. vice Wakefield, deceased. To he Eieutenant—Eit3i7n J. Piston, vice Hamilton. To be Ensign—J. Kenoisly, Gent, vice Paxton. - - uivinErn). 'wen 26,W. Illeavaters, West Mailing, Kent, gmcer-March 96, 1 E. Perry, Whitehaven, ironinosiger-Mooch 6, D. Il.Smith, KidtlerMinster. mercer-March 30, It. W. Clapham, Liverpool, grocer-March 25. J. (il ly, 'West Cowes, Isle of Vflght, ship bullder-,-Match 26, S. Griffiths, OW Boswell-court, Carv-rtrert, tailor-March 22, It .1. Austin, Great Saffron-hill, brae-twin Per -March' 26„.L. 6. Swan. Friday -street. warehouseman-Mar h 29. J. Hamper. Iligh.strect.`. Bar ugh. hosier,-Mrach 29, R. Thresher. Cheapiiide, nosir. -March-26. J. &idealism,. Cheam, Surrey, innkeeper- blareis26,..l . Notalan, Keat.street, White , chapel, stiap.inanufactiwer-.March Ig, W. Jackson, Deautuaris, A iiglesea, draper--April 4, J. Senior, Dew-burn, Yorkshire, hh i oket-inanufactiirer-Nlarch 29, I. Tholostrum, lkcok IC Grove, Wkitelsaven, in-vshant- March 28. I. Thisaipson.. Koekle robot% Whitehaven, merchant-April 6, 10, Gooch, Portland-rood, St. Mary-lc-honste, v•ctottlier- 1 1.blards 19, , Philipps, Milford, Peinhrokeshire, and J. and J. fltillp4 IT._ 041 Ci I y Chamber merchantsa-Marsh 29. C. A: Phllippilind T. Philp, Milfoill: .Pembroitesliire, bankers. _MULLED. Morelia 1 V St. James's chore!), Liebut.-Col. Inakettey, of the 810.yat Fusileers, to Mary, daughter of the lots Col. dualiaer. Oh the sth inst. Mr. Daniel Burrell; of nortiog, to Char lotte, onlj dattgbter of J. fgektelard, of Ave-toariadane. On the 3d inst. Mr. Augusto, William .)ohms. to Miss Jen. nett %Lana Hiram, daughter of the late C. Id. Outdoor, Esq. - - 74tb Ditto. To be Ensigns, Withont purchase—J. M'Crammin, Gent. vice elacleod, proo.oted ; George Hinge Doaglas, Gent. vice Stewart. decea►;!d. To be Assistnot-surgeon—Hospital—i.ssistaat Willies APLewil ik , Bice Munro, promoted. BOth Ditto, t apt. J. Maclean, from the '124 Light.Dingottevito be Captain of a Company, vice Knutchbull, who ex• changes. Bid Ditto, Nathaniel Greene, Gent. to be Ensiga, witt►ost pur chase, vice Pyne, whose appointment has nut taken place. LbSI)(),1! Printed and Published •by D. LOVE& t., at the .7 81itssitak OrVlcir, 87, reef-Wert. • DIED. °tribe Sd Inst. Mr..lohn Horseman, of the %WOW' Coree ;louse, Chartoz-cross, is the 40th .yrar of biaage. On the •lih'how. ftr Ore Tab year of herage,' yowled daughter-of the late Mr. Ottey, of New Bood-street. 'On the -ttlf ipat. at . Maize-hill, tireenwich, Majoe•General Rif Joint Oeliglalte • = • • CE ItT l 1 I CATEII--Al *co 28. P. Clayton, Berkeley-unlit, Liethetb, 'paddler—W. Anton, Chelfrothnot, carpente r-R. Palmer , Worthing,' Sunelt,"kluin- e. 1)..v., Bloelosintry.tviate, toader-6. Hunts Brosuictoire, Thanit i tailor-3. Spilling, lalinvon-rued, car- penter—T. Itudderfortit, Jon. n.causetiay,sta -maker J. Gale, New binden-siticeq' C inn; —J. . • . , . . ~ .. . ..._..........p...4:. ..m....T1 tE siwr a', , • —-.- --!-7tfit------... -- - .: --- -- . .• • .. ....._.. , . ... a. vice Robinson,' Wasibasham, Sairey,. broker —J. Reed, • North 1 4,441/4 D obe -Emir vice ' k• • •akiiiner—J. Vfibbertet aid W. Pepper; Na- ra to be %tarter- _WOW. geoa W. It. White . , rARTK EitSllll),S W. DISSOLVgb . Hospitals tiiiitittint - 'ill. aafi. MR,' Hifnwiek, portivbrelttsrii:-rk'sail C. iie• V 'e IWO% deceased. , y , Fakensoilli, joiner' --+ Willinsoiaa&G. Walton, Hip' nt, vice Jobason, tns , japanaers—H. LeggMt and T. G. Vuudergucht, Gra - 've ert, Strand, atturnies—A.Blley and W. Haigh, Press- en the 66th- Podt• 1 Inn, Leneashire, corn - dealers — J. Bruiublev and T. Helder, ,deceased. .1 Grtildootreet, SOWN grocers.l. M.:and T...W. lietheringtoa, ' a Company, vier 1 and Jll,_Plaskew, Nithola -lane, tea-dcaters—R. acid W. Cal. from the 6th Gar -', roW; Vioodhill, Lancashire, eotton-twist-spittnent—S. Glazier Low. Lieutenant ; aadW,.King, Hastings, carpenters—J. and M. Mare, Hanley; , who resign§ the 1 ear are-maattfarturers—T. .1 evons nad W. Das is, W °rose. ter, es—T. and F. H. Bolt, Falmouth, mexchunts—O. asir,a 4 without put- H "W. Hogg, D. Chapman, J. M. Pierson, and J. Mats sh . i tiggleswade merchants—W. Trentham, T. Morton, W. leaant, without per- . ' jan . J. 9 Turney, W. Bates, and J. Maneur, Not ngf • 13rauswick Fen- iti , 'hosieis-- R. Rodgers and W. Snimeld, She ffi eld, cubit. 16 gn, vice Browns. I net ers—J. Buckley and G. Rallies, Belvidere.place St. on to be Quarter- ' Geo 's, bfewertp—W. Lburall, jun. and U. Baxter, Aiber- 1 i atone, auornies-at-law. _ _ -1 „,,, ... rir r• r ”, *ed.:, ke . Asil . • t : ir .. • .r• • Itl' . • . , w t . J s< ; I , 4., t E . 1 : . f' 1 1 . • I ) ~0 p. . • !,.' i.4.' I. i 1 1 — _ r I I , i ! -i , , . t • ii...: tit ti t,i .9 4 V. 1- I 0 , 51 • 7 3. ~`i