The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-12-18 00:00:00

E I • 4 - 14=glirrri ' isr= "r t noir 1 1111111111.1.1 1 7 0 y And{ . • , " Pk • .~R Fut.-1r THE LONDON eilligrtit, Drc.l6. i vii.. : 1 6 . --.....-- . . Foreign o,llire, Dec. 15, 1869. , 1 Thi.lii:ig has heris pleased to .appoint the if 0- n , ,arAltle !Leary NVelli.filex to tr,bis Alajtity'i En. .01 Toy Extraortlinary and .littlater Pleuipiventlar to his Catholic Nl. , jesty F 'Brian(' the-Seventh ;' n•iil il:is IT •n plea-i.t! t 0 (lir him to reside in Sot char irtur at the scat of th f Csittrill or Stitirente . . . Jlllll4 in Sisalift. i ~ t . --..mmiNw '‘;`. ' 0- 7 --- ,idneiraliy Office, Dee. 10,13.19. ''.i. Copy of a - Leiter fro It captain !Or Grow t. Collier. seltis muiest v's Ship the 'o.l , b.eillantr, addressel trf the (lent. Rear-Admiral ithpfo:d, :out ttcausiced by lord CituuNer to John Wil,oo Cto's , r, :'.sq. . 111, Majesty's Snip Surveil:tote, nt Sea, 3d peremh:r, ISM. Sin—l have the honour •to aegnaiiit you, that his Majest)'i stilts under my comotaiol . has tr•en di iven in Vie late gale rathiT to the southward of the station allotted to ur by•your order% and in r •coveritig ins' g 0094 Ow day,. captured the Fr :tell cuttvr privateer La Comte4se Lure, „kali Jaivieg !Maw's, C l ooll4llllllttikri the iti4t,i tr,•r in of a-‘ rl.ss anti Inmost" qualifies atlllira. 111 v calculatril f..r the annoyance of the (Wows wok; gho is copper.hutt ll • and- 5914 ( J o ; riqrel il. for (micro ,; oui.:osol hiok &lona"' notion,. ell, twelve and •ifilit pouplyri; filv.live met' on b o ard, i.eit'ig Inirt,•of • - hit cfriiptensisli(; five days oat of itocarlle, without snaking any cajiti . or. . . I him che honour I h uhr, &c. (gird) . 't;. ft. COLGIVA. Royal African e.,.rp., Li.i,..and Adjohnt Rulrcrt Ilod i der, to have the rank of Lieutenant. liLn:ign James t;lolskultn to ho Lieutenant. without pur ehr.se. vire Lindsay. appointed to th.• .2..1 (.m% V &grocer John Cole t :resreell t.. he 1:1.•1,n, vire il • hi•lwitn. t 7th• IYest India ltegioisent W illi.mt \ immo, Cen . to he Ekigii. withunt parrimse, vice tildkrl.., 14pp:tinted to the 62d foot. tape Regitneot, lt.osicn John Baird ii be Lieutenant, 'tv ithon• curt base, vi-c Williams, who re.igs‘ ffile A No' I Iltle4, Gent. to he Ensign, vier Baird. ( hirri. , rm ihtital' , I.ieutemtnt It:chard li elley to lk• Ad;tstam, to .e Smith, oiso resitus, the Atliotamt's nld % • chord Tighe. Gent, to be Lusign, t ire COlll., promoted M the 3111. Foot. 4th DIN, Major Ralph Rates, fram the loth Coot, to he Nlajor; vitc I I amiltuu it ho ex rim eget.. 3tb Ditto, James Camer.m. Ceat. to be Ensign, vice Itiehwil.on,.oromaled in the 3lth Font. Nava Seatitt itegiment. Cosi,;.l J. W. Winslow to be 1 Lieutenant, .vies Pkw, who vsirns. STA FF. t Major Clemeset Eilvards, of the 3d Ce3lon RetimeA, to be leputy Adjutarit-General to lire rorre4 serviug hi the I Island ;of Cr', lots, vice Br ! , A nri.m. demised. M Evian .s • null. I.kattenant I.alliv, of the old Fa .1, is superseded, being nh.ent a itbotti leave. The is ileum-atilt:ea Appointments, as stated in the fiazettes Fof she 3.1 Jasitmsy, toil April, 9111 May, and !bat Not clot hes' Issi.it.ite.itot taken place. viz. Bth Light Or IC./.1111. Liettleinot W Aker to be Captain, by. purchase, vire !tau , t. Ito retire... Stith tired,. Ees::.:tt Drouzli in ise l.trutenant. I.„Ett.ipi Moore ti be I.lentemmt. 1 ;Ist Ditto, ito..plt at-Mate Ila : .tian 'to be Assitttant-Surgeon. Ettit trru Mike (Mamie .11 the 9th instant. -Fnt Joh.. IV entire, Gent. no ludr-p,ty , Ike. to he Adjutant ~.0 a Ilerralti sg Distrie , , Item& John Pirrelite, Gent, on half pay, &e. to be Adjutant of a lbetraitiog District. I Uedamire gpcs, Dec. 11, 1839. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Gentleman Cadet Jams Prescott N be Sejonel I.ientestint, vice Lemuiste, pr..mnted. gated Dec. 4, 16 , 0. Gemteams cadet Harry liitsbopp to 'be ditto, vice :lobe, prout.4ed. 111.ite:1 a, ab.rnve. Getttl,-man Cadet Clintles I/otsglas to he ditto, vie, Charles, prosto.oed. Dated as above. :it:talent:so Cadet Henry Slade In be ditto, vice 11. G. Max imo], ptsinoted. Dated as above. linoleum:l Cadet Alexander 11. Earle to be ditto, vice Litt, pi foamed. Dated ti. above. (keedietaau Cadet Anthony &lanky, to be ditto, vice Ander• seri, promoted. nnted - ft, ihtstr. Sceaad Cirateautt Tho-ios %VIII., to be First Licutenast, vice Ilyne, superseded. Dated Nov. 1i,1309. • tr. 111 .. 1‘.111A1l Y PROIOTIONIL fifer -Osier, Dee. 16, IXO9. lit Releases" of Oragoari Gnash. With /I.. l lltatrwell, Ceti. . to he Conn.:, by par; wt.... vire Vivi., promoted. pith Regiment to! Dragrom (Stuart , . Caoihrt Redford Smith to he Lieuteanot. b., pit - eh:vv.. yore S nart, who retires. I,t Repinient of Dragoons, Rub. Curtis. (Oro:. to be Cu:net, witlonlit.foiretww. 9d 1/itio, tiortui rravorio %upset to be Lieutenan:, by per chase. vice (•ari-oje, who retires. Pt" Ite,, arm sit I.i!M IPr.outooisi, Lie...leftist (i. W. Walker tithe Capilin or a Troop, vice I•mo, deceased. !Cori Ditto. Usenet Joseph bin oils to be 13ent.moont. ultimo( porehrori 'Jobb Cottle. !ice*. Mlle t'oroet, vice smooth,. It'll Dan. 1 1 ti.or 4. W. Sit•ieh to he Licateaassi-t'olooel. :iv purchase, vier Tacoma., who retires. l'aptolo Aryl/Pool:1 low, to he flit .y, hi putt-how. vire , tieigh. Lieunnoant t•:i.iii.M rill al ol be Capt•ii t of a ft iv. by porehate, tire' - 0 ""e)• . ('uroll rboisias litatel to be Meow:bust, by totrei tt.e, tire Flt!!oh. 111 1;111 Ditto, lilt,. Cliarle4 Sae, from the 12th r o ot, to he Lieutenant, vire Read, whip eat-W:ll4es. 141 U 1)010, lbspital-Mate Josep i l'oeti to be A:r.lotant- Sur,;eon, vire Jebto, proonnted. fanlo Ditto. Cornet Robert Saunders to be .14intant. vire I:arrival'. icri mows toe itijutautry osilv. Caleigli i . bre. Irw iii, fn um tie .10111 loot, 1.3 be t..urart, yritao.il pur chase. `,:ist Diota. Smart White Fore, (least. I* be Carmelo by Pin' rim' , .. vice lte.t, who rAircs. 'l3th Ditto, Still-Serjeant ---- !I tpu;;lt'on; from the Ca valry fv•Pat, to be Regimes:v:l (,)u met-Master. ht Regiment of Pont, Ensign fleecy Greene from the lith r,,,m, to be Vii.ii.ii, tire he;:ite, who excs i on...es. Sin 1):110, Licutesialot Julia ‘I inaLbois to he Adjutant, vire Reit i.at, is lio re:ietis the Adjoundry only. 10:h Dion, lirrvtt I irmeisant-t olonelJohoi Peter.liansiltoa, frown the ltio (iairisiin Battalion, to be Major. vice Bates. who c v changes. Ituhert ftluutiosb, Liq. to be Paymimer of the 2d Battalion, vier Razion i.' who mike'. lfth Ititio. Livutetma Jitio•l Read, leant the tits 1.14:•; IYragoois t to be Lieutenant, vice dale, slip exeitangeli. lit) I)itt ,„ Lieut. R. G;,le to be A Alotant, vice Kelly. who • re-irts the .%djutantry only. Merit-ant-Major Kit od: tot be (I.tarter•foloster, Ike r i ecoson, proasoted iu II:e sth ciorrOos Battalion. TM Rctimeow. of Foot. 'tit lit Fl 4: ism. . anhert Kierenroftr. (iron. nithoui patellas., vire Poole, w.owa• :a i t 1 1. ti •tio lit 11.14 dell token plan-. Richard Nlotitata Oakes, Cient. by purchase, vice Norton', promoted. Cir•dlemaa Cadet .Tohit liewptt, (urn the Royal Military Collep, vii .• !Inlays's', dere:ea-4; l'ci he 11,Ijotione, with the nstirof Fwidan. Jn4a Kentllll. Groh. rice l'ilt3L. who Mi..., I : e .I,4i,,onne r y onIN a 1:0ti,11.:11t1 Adjutant John Kend•iti, to liars the raw: or I.llqm-oath. t6tn Reich:mg 41 Foot, llospital-plate lias id Nay to be Atwestion-Surg. ,os. 19th Dow, Losigu Julio Evan: to be Lieutenant. without purclnv-e. 3,34.- Onto, Fa-izo Attain Twiti to be Lirate iota, withJat pareaaot, vow ii.• tiL, app eel to the n:.41 root. • Sitti Ditto . , En-i;:t: 1/1‘ hi If icharttooto. from ;be .ili Garrison iiirtalims. to he I.let:tett:int, witlidat purrisas,!; Etwito %Vibi un 14411, from 1:ie•::11 tiarristio Itatiolion, to be ditto. !Voila Ditto, The lieu. 11 . illians Fitessaurire I•lesuie iv tie En , 4 3 ,,-.1, tic: }loll. o.4.erair.l. ;Olin Dian, I I t s Jam-, Bailer to he I.lelitenaut„ without parch-iv., Rama-, promoted in t'.e .th root. It'•+ Ditto,?.., moot J 'Jou Swansea to he Captain of a C7ninirin, vice .tames Alacpberson, deceased ; Cosign John .%1 alcohol to be Lieutenant, vire Snamoi; ; James Bran cl..r, tient. to tie I•aisio, vice Ilaicitlin. • 15.1 - Red invent of Foot. To tic Lieu' loom', without puri•have. Lienlesaut Thomas lionloo, from the ...!ol Dragoons. I.lki,;ii. Richard 8ra5i1,,,,, Charles :tlayne, :old ------ ()Tumult. Tel.be Ensigur. f)ouran Campbell, Gent. i ice Brut:ton. (Bourn lhoolwirk , Gild. vire !Nov nr. Alex:lnns r so tie, t,rot. t ice ()'('ono •I!. . . 4 sill (Into, I;trigii I;euirly• kraut, town the Ilor'll, to be Bii- sits', Ike ( ;recur, who eat-halite:. 19th Ditto, Phasio George ilatchlii• to he Lieutessant, by pur luk. lire . , c.e, e hittertna.ter, she moire.. • 45th Dino, Genrige ADA. n, tiuditard, Gent. to be has voithout purchase, vier Iris in, appointed to tile t)th Light Drogoota ; llospitas- %Fie .)osepts Brom it to he .441idilli- Survui% vice Richarli.) , ,, promoted in the 51;;th Foul. 561itite4iinent of lout. To be 1 4 nruite.yosts, nation* purrlsave. Casio, Rednituel li. oath, voce Phelps. resi6 'ell. Cosiga 4 . numot anrae, from the Platt I.'o it, vire !fodder, der. buviAii ituglenoJee, tier Jenkiimpiti, mi;neta. .• T.. be Eivoigus. Jahn i. imolai!, Gent. vice liner,.. • • Rotten Robertson, 4iesit. Tree Ortiogir. . • stith Ditto, Litogia Itsch.tri flargruve, front thi 9tith Fent, to toe I:fruit-au-I, %About percales. 1011, Ditto, —ar---- de la,terslenen, Gent. to he Emir!, o ithoot pureis.o,-, vice .1.1.r:solo, upp3iated to Coe hito Font. eltti Ditto, F.nsigo Robert Sl‘t.ernette be. LiettletutS4, i% it h - out pore:owe, i le.e ikaurn, prwaute 4 t.; tiobert Let!taat s „ (Opt. i. he I.nvigto. ti. . 51.1.n.“5. til.tti Ititte,Johtißt r: , (*to. tip lbe LusiAn, without purchase, vier ('hone, promoted in the Lack loot. - ii;tio Ditto, k.mi;.:ll 11:C. Jowly's!, (rum Itte Filth Foot. to he. 4.:.-igio, .t ithoiseparchase, Y:tv Iteynol.l-, piolauted in the wito I , emt... etis.l)illt., I.ieittetrint James Ric it to be Captain of a Cionip.in ~ vire t'unnim'cia a, ileeeasied. l'Asie'elorsoan du l.::,euulo lie laeuleautd, % i e Rivet. olosepit Becket, pier., p 1 be i.osign„ Yip is; Le.loll. iff . .,,th oat°, Aitsistaot-Susgvon W. G. Bartell, sl-uno thee"! foot, to ne A,Astanl-da •,:rioot.o' ' • 0 !el Dine, Lleutemuit hdward Renwick, from the need foot, to .ie Caption ora Ctunpuny, lithout parrivaye, vtce 'lot brookr, it 4 eetigut. .. ::118 4 4 Ditto, -kagh;tl John Dares frees t:se Clare kilitie l , to be Lae ..o, r sllth Untie.. Car tail Richard Butler tn be hinjor, without , , purch sse, vier loilibiril, o.reravect. Woo:avant Riehat.l tC:ett4er Itose• to he Captain, with-nit purchase, tics Butler. Si I)itin, Alexander sotthertard, (;ent. to be Lusiitn, 4-, , . ire Varvital, promoted. ll'erei,...mpuni:a:„: w ire he %title, Anise it porrhase, vice 011ie), whore appointment has zest Ist:sea place. 55th Illtio, benign John ii.e . tuoldt, front the opus riot, to be hest 1.i.-ittesiaat, is ithout patriotic. 9.ito Ditto, 1S illiain 11.;rary, (pent. to he Ensign, without purr, hase vice ilargrAbc, pro-wined i.: the 38111 (o w . 93th Ditto, Jacner Buchman Niaeouley, lient„ to be Lnsign, without purcluue, vice Jamcs Burke, who resigm. Crown Ogik., Pei. 16,1909. 51 RF.R retooled hi serve iu hi* p: arm PARI.IAIIIN I 1101101; tii• At I NeDO7ll —Muni , Bowyer, of Itadley„ i I :r County of Bet ki, L.q. io tor rou u of Geory Knal:p drcemed. BANtiitUPTCIi•:S ENL‘P(;;:t). nrur3„ SitJoiford-arm, taw irri.irs•road, stationer, front Orr. lu to i • J. fer.tsssont, 'I !r-street, St. (ieorge in the East, suer exlt, loin I)ec 12 to Jae. B ‘Xf% trUPTS. R. flpics.eniell,Sevr.A ;ht. Kent. Lin-lx per, tn iterrentler 19. J :u. 47. at 1: ,u 1, Loudon. Aituribey, Mr. e balk ery- ie• udib-41 . 1-et. (Alyea-Garde'', shner.taker, nec. 1! a: t Atimur),llli. Mood, Dra..-Areet, iotiu. R. 01. baker. Ues. LP. :I:. Jan. '27. at Guilel h ail. At; ;rue", ;Ir. 1% sow, lhAusibbiro—trect, nish.r.;ul4- stre.::. S. tiadfre I.iverpool, strtt -Mat -urinal:it-tater. Jan. 3. 4. 47. at the Waite 'favero. Attorue), Mr. LN Ileti::trtl.r..ts, Landon. U. IticAards, V A u than. iN..rwitkSlsire, dealer. Dec. 59, X. Jan. at the Strtkeslitliklitto:lst, Ilira.itt,lsaus. A. twines, .'tle.ars. J. J 4. I).4l , itar :L. CA Coretti-:;ar.1,31, Writ Ch-mil k?r, nor. J att. '2., 2,, :11 lisildu tll. .tttora. ,NI r. .11:t 4- • • nit*, Clement's Init. • J. Buttna, New Crtrw. Sorry, dealer, Dec. 2 :Al. Jan 1;, at t;tlildhaill, London. A.t.troe,, Mr. Nbauttr.sugh, Co , Thrt•Asow oa-sirrel• J. fagots, Cltiea-aoJ- sate:.: Itlar-Entl, builder, I)re. M. 26, J an . , at (1usIt1.!:11. stittornies 1141r1 W i.e. f.trd, Julia-street, America-UM:are. J. Brawl, Ptytaonth. Itabeedasher, Jan. at (ItalJitall. I..ottilou. Auurutti, .11. wt Fatttlotrae, a:utl Llatise, Waratortke..tort, Taregasortna-sttert. .- , T 4lO. 4 1/11b "P I TSINATV I rtia7t • loom - . 7h)ide •., p • •1.• .1 'l7'" " . • •• . • ,e , ' "P44 ' 4l# Pr -4; ST • 'rAESNI K. 11 ' • r' . I 1)1 V IDEN Jan. 6. G. WorKialot and J. Collh4rt, Dennntrk-street. St. Gales's. Roldanot4-.—Ja.s. D. 11. !'t -Sate. (dare anrca-itre..t, Mater. —Jan. .2%). 11, thsvoliog. ca-11e-.,trees. St. Martin-in t no- Fields, Ii a.. draper.—)Earth l i. Winter, It avuontwl street , Cirri:rowel!, sr:trelt jeweilet.—Jait. J. W. 11.1r.t tad R. Jackmao. etlrrarnetore:, 11. T. Sinspiou, W. INtylcrota, J. ti.os.ler.oo. a:bd J. ('rat. r, Stukesfey, bankers.—Jaa. IS. .1. P.lr:\ Great Port land-•triet. tiorsearap-..r. —Jam. Jo. S. Italic it, tV Isitecon”,- inners. e.ota-fartor. ot. YJ. J. N :thus. \ca ingtoo- band, Starr., linen-:..aprr. —Jan. 15. W. (:ray.on and P. Shore.. Senti.wari. hop .us.l :feel te;:eettaats.-- . .) a !I. .1. 1 Bristol; Rawer.—Jan. 9. T. ()raw, Stow ortrket. StitlAk. trauma/arr.—Jou. I. W. Al . Y oynl.t r l vinir. Gt./- mown. ilkr.--.Jan. 'A). S. Yon Sat. N. .v drupee.---Jaa.ll. 1.. I Air. shop-Weeper.— Jan. 1.. .1. Riddle. Chichrste:, , illllll/1011;er. —Jan. IT. T. TAylqr, Rirtitiozh.on, gums. barrei-m 'ker.—JAlL 6. A. yonag awl J. K tent., St. Mar, at Hill. tuerra:utts.—Jan. 11. J. 'lkea, Marston, t:l•erhire.d.:aler. CERTIFICATES—JAN.6. J. rttrrest, king-street, Wevtissitt.tPr, b.siter.—Z. Ruck. Ctvelopur-street, Clutring-eror. IS:Arden, Whim erotts-virret, wad-turrrtLin:.—D. Bloom. Trowve ▪ torn ica, tsertliant.—.l. soul ft. Tr tvr.. Lauctv ter. bleaeberv.-11. Eltttult. Mun..evla trl-near-the-Seat. Dur ban). 1)i1 usseFesacourrh-ttoret. brot.t-makrr.— Iti'. {turn.jwt, lfirmin;,trsu:.frvjot-p.utwdrtlKr-tout-utaker. —W. C. CI mike, iteavtiogitto, hretter.—.l.lTilkie, e rred, Str.lnd, wavy-3p.m. —T. (*vier, Illivati-str.-et. Kept road, tiettlyte--Al. Sioekky. Strtud. grawer.--D. &take). ThUnttioottn, Kr;tt, brick-usaket.---J. calve, Ovfartl, liueu drap:r. Average Prin. , of Corn, by the sprorter of eight Winches ter !lane's, anJ of tLetut al per 11.41 of 11011).. Avoirdupoi s fruns 4.. e winos. received in Ilse eadin4 Viii,l)vee:44tocr, 1409 heat lot, 1.1.1.--It)es9s. 441. tin rley slv. ttlis Sls. b4l.—tlu4 maul 3.1,. :id. The Asseriv Price of Brown or litneoratiss Sugar, com eted fr.o.so the Retotron moae la cle tow !boo air° of Derember, 18:0, o per cw:.exclu,sve of sloe gibe. of col•lassus. pant or is*.obte tot resin oto We W21)4'14640 timiliff hush tifflt Bo • __ . His IIAJFITY has conferred one of the vacant ribbons of the Order of st. Patrick on 1110 Mar.- qua; of da.sue. . listrael of a letter from an _officer in W.ilclie. Ten, dated Fleahisa ts . , Dcc.3, 1809 :.--" The on certainty of our retainiug or abandoning this, Wand, has fur sonit!• time liven at an ► anti tins ' day was fixat fur the einhalkation ; but our yogi. I 'leers, nho are slow, though sure, in their opera. (ions, have • prevented it taking place au wily. illines nbieh ire digging, in order to blow nit j the basin of the tied, and which they under. took to have completed in tau days, have iftw kept them badly employed fur one! week, anti in all prob.inility.will thewentingit to do for another week to come. The moult breast-teuik of the ion it lon aril, the sea has beets destreyed, as w , ll as the h.itteries, vlCypt a few to the land sale, which arc reserved in urger to pro. tea us in case of an attack from the French, which is hourly expected. The Snrymauttswf ru. giments and the UC.lital Sta.' have beett-itrilcrtal to bring on shore their field.instruntents of r scut thcm about a week op on board: 'rhe enemy was yesterday trying what his shells : conk! do . from South llevelood, but they all fell short." 't ~! this testimony-- su much ha I he shown that ha was sunk buluw all sense of honour on this oc. casion. COURT OF KING'S RENGII, SsToitosir e Dec. IG. Sittings before Lord NLl.ENsonouGl! ) in Goad hail, Lundun. STILT ,1% 9 AciCSON. The ATTORISKy.Gi N Leal. Staled this to be tau action by II foreip hasiqr, against the Captain of an Aim man ship the Logan, fur wages, earned by tile Plaintiff, as mariner, on beard this ship, on a voyage from London. to the Baltic, and hack again, whit,' lasted near twelve mouths, at the rate of 51.-per nionth. Lt was clear that the voyage in qties!iiiii was performed 9 and that the sailor nas oa board, am' did his duly as 4 wanner ducing all that time, and that Int had not been paid. The defence which Mr.. GAnitOW was instruct. ed to set up to this action was, that this crew had iall deserted this ship before the voyage was at an !end, and that, therefore, they hasp out only for. kited all their wages, but also all their clothes, according to the a ditto agreement they Ind en ' tonal into with the Captain upon this occasion, which agreement was founded upisn a law of the , United States of America, by which it was prii isided, that if any sailors should desert an Amn ifiran • ship before the voyage which he engaged-to perform, as a mariner, was over, they should forfeit.oll their wages; and that remaining 48 hours abioUt without chest and clothes, Bc. shield be divined an act •of desertion ; sad the only question eas t whether they had dune au in this case? he einstesided that they had ; tut sabot i the ship bad arriyed at Ikptford, they had all ill ! MOM on le:tvittg it and coming on shore, against the reMonstreticu of ilia Mate, by which the snip : was put into imminent peril 'and lish.trd, fur she thailto Cu:he ap to Prince gdnard's Stairs, a place considerably-higher up the river, and these toeing ou person left on board, hut the Male, It was hOpOS.C . hie the shipcould stir without a fresh crew, which the Mate was compelled to procure through the tuctliuin of a pilot at ti.e *Liner, who brought doled taileadacn, u ith wlithat aid the metal 'jag Oa.. sigated up to Prince Edearit's Stairs. This, Mt. Canoe &untended tn lie precisely the rase tor ii kids the. Is w of America. provided, and for too enforcing of %silica this agreement was mitered into, IL! utaiiii.iiiit d this to be a desperate action bcultglit by way of experiment, to feel the pulse Of the Jiiry, for if the Plaintiff wassnect,ssfol In this, there were sigh' others brought by each of the rest of the crew who had thus &veiled. Ile entisitained, that if Ruch an action as this succeed. ed, it would he highly injurious tip the naval sir. airy of this country ; for so great was the• pressure fur seafaring hands, that most ern the in were taken nit in the Itoyal Navy, and therefore we were antler the necessity o eng 'ging in our sersice a trend of foreit;i4rs, e h.. w.iulit desert a ship the moment she tame to ant liar in a brutish port, and leave her to her fate, to her utter destruction per. hepc, and so they would maintain their • &emits against the .blaster and Coniniander fur wages. To ..._. ___________ .. Prole this crew had thus deserted, he calell the I Four brickilayers, iii crossing the S..rern, on Mate, Wednesday,. : in the horse-boat belost!ing to the Chao lea Mereck, the I)..fentlaitt's brother, ii ho ucw lowtst4 pith, about a nii:e below Stirowsbt:iy, stated, that a lien the vessel arrived at Del' 11 " 111 / were drive* down the stream to ilia extent of tbu she came fu anchor can Saturday, the 26th of : chliti, "Aids sud.lettly snapping, the hat 4• 44 Septemher last. That the Captain tuft the: ship, " aft % Tile cies of the sufferers brought 9 , •Ve. came up to London, and ohm di I SIC- _cave to have A ra g persons to the spot, bill as they were without her brought up to Prince iiiistard4 St.nrs, about a b oat o f ra m s , th e y could only become inactive mile and a half abuse: 04,11lintil. 'twat the whole s p e ctat o rs of the death of these unfortunate men. crew insisted on loafing, and did leave, the abip On aterday se'nnight, during a violent gust •if against his remonstrance, in consequence of vrfiich, wind, a large splinter was detached from (he aria it became absolutely nuecssury for iiiin to procure 1 of a mill in ra;)id in , ition, at Cirist.charch, near another crew to navigate the vessel up to this Liverpool, w Heft struck. a hitn.l young man, place. lie did so, through the medium of a pilot, named Galley, eili such violence, that it instauta. who bruu‘ht nine seam, ii with him to Deptford, neonstrdeprived him of life. by whose aid the vessel was brnu s iit up to' Prince A Gentleman of the name of parley, resident . at Edward's Stairs. ,That two days after the crew 1 Britmone, in Yorkshire, while sitting at su pp er had se deserted the ship, they came on board again, I last week with some friends, observed to them ang asked for their Cliblileri, which acre lacked ups that they•eat nothing, but he %rook! set them an He pee them they key, and they had their clothes; example. He accurdingy took a large mouthful, but this lie sail, ire did ander the terror of despe. which sticking is his throat, almost instantly suf. rate threats %Ilia they held out to him: This r oute d h i m. ~ was can a Monday, but on referring to his lug. it Kussiast sailor was, on Friday iii,;lit, hopped book, it appcartd that he bad made the ratty i by three men in Sparrow Comer, tuiver-Iii:1, awl of the desertion of these sailors uo the Wedoes. t ru hh, i l ~f 101. its owes. day following. . Saturday afternoon, about five o'clo c k, i s a It appeared by tic evidence of the pilot, that drt lettied with dung wis going Meng kin;sland. he had brought down nine sailois to Wing this road , a b o y ab o ut 13 y ears o f age , cross i ng at t h e vessel from Distford so Prince Edward', Stairs, t t i me, 6.11 d own , a hen one o f the wheels passed at the request of the Mate. It appeared lurther, i over both his legs, by- which they were fractured that none of these sailors Wit received. any of !is a shocking manner. He nas ire:it...Aid...ly their mune) , fir this voyage. ' • I t a ken to the hospitll, where it was (cancel etc must The ATTORM EY-WhN yam. treated this defun= k uari ergo amputatiou. . with great indignation. Ile Maintailled that thelit Ott S atur da y a woman and a man were commit. sailors had not Ikqerten tills vessel, in the : t ea l to litirsomotwer gin!, for assaults. The nein true ssirit of desertion ; that they had an idea! ber of prlsooers for trial is usinsuallxgreat—uca rly the voyage was at an end alien the ship came set ,,,„ 1., half of ahem are fur felueim. to her iimosings at Deptford ; and that theh A man named Baker, on Friday &ening, fur being foreigners, could nut •be . Manned for so a Igitag .. 4 iv Og a aXer; linitertOOk to ear, at the Busing thinking, since tile vessel would have staid (live i sit„. ti:•:ie the Turnpike, Newl,netosi,, a log of had it nut been for the have which the Deli:naafi:, , asio.tott of nine pounds,' four pounds of potatoes, i - iti - o - Wel the fetitaTii, 'had' iibtaiiitol I. bring her ' l a hooch of omit's, and a thieepensiy loaf, and to up to Prince Edward's Stasis; to obtain which ; dr i n k a .;;:flan of tuter, within all hour; and he he cause up to London, but of 'Whieli ( ireutiiiitance . perf. , 1 .,,,.., 1 the it t ioitiat feat ia 61114 aorta dux his crew knew ,nothing. That this was don. lifts mat,:iefi. us order to give colour to this itio.t tiosiiiitiots defence, and to furnish an excuse l , ir calling teria 4 desertion, stud thereby to cheat tittle tissue ho sing sailors of WA. a-piece, and lu 'rut awe the pocket of the Deletulaut between .54101. and GOUT. tat mosey berougitig to them: kilos,. Ti, a to* the accomplishment of this most a ic , lit,l poir i visi.,- th 6 Defendant •Isad called his own • brother, whu lied sworn that which Ilse Jury could HA beli k ve, after be had admitted that• he had entered in h.s own log.hook the ptetended tle-ertion its this ___ Lord ELLENOOP (MOH observed" that the only question w as, whither these sa:lors actually itu. tended to desert this ship or nut ? For if they did, and Oad actually drist.rte.l, they could not rn inicin this action. Wit after having beers on this yiyage near twelve months, and not hating. had any wages during any part of it. the proba. bitity was, that they hat, no such lett:mien, ao thore was near WI. each due to thew. and parti cularly as the seise' was ordered np to Parsee ward's Stairs, at the request of the Defendant, without the knowledge of this crew. As to the en. try in the nig, by the Defendant's broiher, being made two days after the event to which it refer red took plat e, his-Lordship could not help °li miting, it ee as an event of a grievously wicked complexion. Supp . using the J ury to be of opinion Ike Plaintiff as entitled to a verAct. the Itlat due was 681. Io3.—Verdict for the Plaintiff , da. usages bal. 1(1,. Alm, broke. out, I _•t ac k ia a (lyre! hg.houlter st 4.urbnitti*lt ttu , N!,ll(iik, %%hull in a %)urt time eons:sated the sa'ne, an l gmitly tkouctieJ au a 4 gig tviettmits. cause on IVeilsorsil.iy, wh. ni by his unto ooth, it related to event witicis teak plsee uo the day preceding. lie bait • high ecsingt and c.c.! (Coll fur the AntericAn ets.naetcr ; it was brat., A plain, and a of %I: an the Deteiklmit and h t brother were must ttlif.Sou'i. j able si/eel-teem SO tooth i,ad they deg,:talcd tbeir cdiuntry in th:a rap •, 111..,t he n-4. ewlivitie- I if tha Court were thr , ingc4 with Ais,, sirens,. as it was uuw with EogNsamen, ausisue4 would: tint Americans ft-51.0t tits insult whieo .ties • case uttered to their country; that the Defeadsol's bro. titer nimbi hardly be Oh I. save his ide tact ,er A 1:1711;g: On Trmorif..y % the Ugh, :tykes:Snit. Clark. liimtev thuattr. ►s•,t. id Ri jtnaJnt. 11ettiourlitim. to 1 t No.P4 t.et..,;A:itot, 61-4 dm:Otter of the laze Cott*, I't 11.1 . ••.- ti.ie\JF.-q. mud niece ru the 11.ti:lat tile.olot .3 tro r it! am. . . Yrsterdav nierni:ti. $ fti.*:tp ir:•ir...ts in the ()Id 11.1iicy, Mr. ibttneray ,t Se. Nary IC.; isn• evensi3.seti tpv 4.antittit nti. n ill 4.. Lot, *we ' • toe pr.wttre of a.ig It t fign i f. liu lire tilt lilts NI. Minim!. In die fPsli year of het wife Mr. jAtteS etttnii*.t.v. 'Jr derrip.e.l Lev: *lris :kr hu.11:121.1 • eye olottl rtlll.l, :11)0 . 1/t ii101..10!!, Mr. Remit, int. n...eter at tee:: 4tai I ttorj, i. St. ganii.',.l:l.ll%, InthiS 1k.7 4 hY thf title cif his \ti c. IT v.ea rtte. 44 1114 1 , hi4ht von: henitti. A Ce n• 17t0rityr. the yr inn cirtlis ri ,,, .•..triutir,itpt t..e 0.14 r, Wit..,:reet Ile 11holsobett hissit.elf iv me ..Rai - clam...oh tot * inlis.t.er of • char icier!. • • . t LON NW: Printed 44141 l'oblishell-h 14. get L GE. contv rt. T.l VY. The parties are of the Jt.utsli persuasion. Thera was much swearing and edlunter-swt.iimg, as to the fact of oh;) committed the first assault.—Yer. diet for Plaintiff, damages SMITHFIELD CATT4B SHOW: This interesting exhibition continispd ea Safer. day to attract a great concourse of persons of dia. tinction, who patronize the important arta of brce.ling and fattening cattle ; and of practical grazierr, flumes, butchers, kr. Be ate the animals mentioned in oar lait t Me. Thomas Pickford exhibited a black and n lute ball, bred by him, and kept on hay and turnips, which weighs YJI stone, at two years and ten months old. Sumo renOrkahly large Swedish ternips were also by imen• Gentlemen. Sir 'Thomas Bowe, exhibited, in a separate part of the yard, is ♦ery fine new.L..ieekter wethers, anal shun ed tne cat-eves of two from this lot, 'which weighed 164 Fuunds, and 163 puuntla, al. though only Inn years old, fed on orals only; their sklaa and hs m. fat were also showa with . them. • Mr. Cothir ii ; , owed tltr.•e fat Clmtctitet we_ them. Mr. William Coles shared a large Wark white pig, 20 mouths u4l, and attoiticr 18 months old, brad and r. 31 by him on bsrlvy.ntcal and watvr.. INotices weer stuck np of Lord Sainerrilles premiums to he distributed on the 3th atid•Gth of 1 m ar ,f,, 1 , 0 0 ; mud William Shri.licrit's prises of i various agricultural im; leavenss and machfnorv. l Tee eibibittioi %till continue thus dux. At half I past two o'clock Ili.. A/enihers of the Club ad! sued to confirin the tre:niums proposed, and 110. 1 inillate Judges for nest fear s prcvions to the au.' I nstal (Hauer drive o'clock. •