The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-23 00:00:00

EAST ISDI.I HOVSE. A Q•iarterly General Court of East India Stock seas hehl yesterday, at the Compan)'s house, in Leadenhall *treet, for the purpose of transacting a variety of bold- A dividend of 51 per cent. on the Capital Stock of the Company, was declared for the half year commencing •n the sth of July last, and ending on the sth of Jaen ary neat. _ _ A Resolution of the court of Directors, for 'Tenting a pension of NOM per annum to Sir Ueorge Barlow, was submitted to the Proprietors, for their approbation. It was opposed by Mr. 111311, on the ground of in formality, as no evidence was laid before the Proprietors ' to shew the event of Sir G. Ilarlow's fortune, the made giney of which to support his rank was one of the causes alleged in the Report of the Directors, as a ground for granting the pension. Mr. R. JACKSON objected to the proceeding, on the same ground, and moved, " That the question be ad journed.' The Chairman (C. M tuiontasnets, Esq.) and the De puty Chairman O. A. RuninsoN, Esq.) contended, that the evident.. lai d before the Proprietors was perfectly consistent with the letter and spirit of the Bye Law. Mr. UAwauAN took the same line of argument. and de s:gnated the Bye Law, under which the objection was taken, ass most mischievous one. Mr. HOWARTH (the Chairman of the Committee of Rye Laws) pointed out the utility of the Law in questioa, and sosported the amendment. tTr. Oman? and Ur. l'ammow shortly opposed it. (In a show of hands, the amendment o as lust by a largo Majority. The main question, " That the Court do agrc, with the Resolution of the Court of Directors," having been put, >lr. Min rose, and, in a lung . speech. censured the con.lnet of Sir 11. Barlow, for various acts during s administration at Madras ; and concluded by opposing the !notion. MI. RIGHT and Mr. Gslt 40 VC strongly supported it. On a ohm of hands. the question was carried in the affirmative (subject to the confirmation of another lie. nrral Court), only one hand being held up against it. Theditei then adjourned. Yesterditi a Court of Directors was held, ish-n Capt. 14 f r Lea was sworn into the command of the ship Mar soil, of Iluntly, consigned to Bombay and China.—The shipp Rose, Capt. dl'Taggart, arrived at Madras the 24th of July last. CITY ELECTIONS. Yesterday the polling for the undermentioned Wank again commenced, and at the close the numbers stood as follow: trARRINGDON wurnnt-r. T 1.14 Ward returns sixteen lieniben. R. Herring . W. J. Reeves, Deputy 14S %Vm. Vale . . . 134 James Crook . . . 127 W. A. Beckwith . . 122 John Dlacket . . . 122 A. Young . . . . 122 W. Griffith . . . . 117 William Pontifes . . 117 James Wiihants . . 116 Um. A. Savage . . 116 Thorns. Harpers 113 Win. Patten . . . 111 T. O. Smith . . . 111 J. W. Senthgate . . 105 Richard Taylor . &ntis° . . . t 42 CRIPPLEGATI w !TOW T. Returns 4 Metnber.. grogtlon Pullen Janes• . . . . 91r. Deputy Dace, reigned. TOWRIL Tl.is Ward returns twelve. Samuel Wriett . . 115 John DriArabi . . . 113 II P. Lucas, Deputy 110 Peter Skipper . . . 110 William Reston° . . 104 W. Clark' . . . . 104 Clarks Stuart . . . 103 14. Cawthorn . . . 10! James lima . . . . 100 Robert Smith . . . 98 liiipin Borst . . . 97 Samuel Itixon . . . 146 David I.aing . . . 62 31r. Ilutchttsson resigned. CORM, TLis Ward Jan Hamann . . . 49 1 1:VCIII. ettuns eight. W. Watson . . . . iit !Uwe . . . 47 C. !ksrenson . . . 46 Richard able . . 41 James Trimbey . . 33 Charles Wm. Hick . 41 U. A. Smith . . . 42 IBRICAO This Ward retort Samuel Hayward . . 46 1 John Elliot . . . . 40 William Sowerby . . 46 ' Hallam* . . . 36 Thomas Coleman . . 43 Benjamin Blakrsly . 34 Henry Dashing . . 43 Jou. Crocker . . . 37 William Billnsan . . 42 Jame. Bridge* . . . 33 Wen. Mantic . . . 41 Samuel Tipper* . . 15 M T. Gibson . . . 40 T. Moore, J. Bate, and A. Blackman, resigned. - WOW. . . . 30 TRICT. twelve Members. CORY RILL. This Ward returns sic John Mannd• .-.-.- 56 T1;;;;;Elont . . . 33 Charles Chapman . . 53 Allawn!, Attor- Edward Eytuw• . . 47 nay* W. Angel . . . . 46 0. Uarroll• . . . Lucas Birch . . . 44 games Jacks . . . 41 P. P. flamed. resigned. Those marked thus . 0 are new Members. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COVRT OF CHANCKRY, Die. if. • IM TIII ■ATTfI Or DIAI4II, A WARD Or TIM CCVRT. This case cams again before the Court yesterday, when the following proceedings took place. Mr. Wellman& stated, that Mn. and Mrs. Staples Irene in *Madame, amonling to the order of his loved► ship. Mr. Wernanatt said the marriage took place at Gretna Green. After a few observations, he west me to observe, that the ward of Court was only 111 years of age, sod heir to as estate of 3,0601. per unman, and the • lady 17 •of ► The bill lied of Mr y6 - iir lady was 17 pars of iffe. The bill was fled on 1 the I fib of December, making Mr. Deane a ward of I Court, and the elopement took place on the 14th m and , on the same day kis Lorilshiym issued an order of Islam- ties to restrain Mr. and Mrs. Staples from permitting i may intercourse between the ward and their daughter, bet lt was not wend ea them mull the 11th. Time for the order was granted oi: u te aidarit ir k : ta a r i r y , a tilt Sri t tl o o t Ls: iir ag psose. firth of i t too tr os l i arrodttra. decesi:ll, and that be mss carrying wids Sarah Elisabeth Staples, the sta s oZi g == 1 =T Oaierer-street. lialieramgaart. with in-1 O f raat n t i4 g. Mrs. Deese, the mother ef the wait • Imad. writ ale lir. Ample. en the subject menthes that IP "mad eerier.glee bey consent to the that id th i s° n wag a Wu!, and requesting that Mr. 8. ir wrp 4 the *Woe M ism eon le his home. Mr. Pealilei_lpanwered We. sayings that he had oily gime Bros samipge. COnditiallanr and iltarhe would New be smog& to allow hie ugh- In to isatryvrtiloit . emienCel all parties iota- THE STATESMAN. cited; hot that he could not think of forbidding the! visits of the ward so long as he conducted himself with honour and propriety. Mrs. Deane then took the ward to Hastings with her, on finding that banns of marriage had been puldisbod in St. Pancras Church, where they were stopped by Mr. Carr. On Sunday, the lath, the ward left Hastings, pretending that he was piing to , F:astbourn, on a shooting party, instead of which he came up to Lendon, and eloped with Miss Staples on the' night of the 11th instant. The affidavit of Mr. Care then stated, that on the night of the elopement he re ceived intimation of it at one o'clock. from Mr. Staples, and on the following day he saw that Gentleman, when Ise informed him that at half -past 11 o'clock, his daughter left his drawing-room to light the ward down stairs, and on her nut retuning immediately, her mother went down stairs to look after her, and found she was missing, on which she alarmed the whole of the family, and learn ed from the cook-maid that they had 0(.134, and taken the northern road, on nhich he (Mr. Staplcs) sent his two sous in a chaise and four in pnrsnit of them, hut without success. The Learned Counsel diva stated the affidavits of Mr. and Mrs. Staples, espial:awry of their conduct, and which stated, that the attachment of the ward and their daughter commenced at the house of Mrs. Deane, where the %%ming lady was on a visit. Ile then said it wen nut his intention Ili groninl any special motion, but Mrs. Deane thought it was her dnty to bring Mr. and Mrs. Staples before the roam for his Lordship to deal with them, for the contempt of Court, as be should think proper. Mr. Don ncsnct.i. followed. . - - Mr. MALI). in an able speech. defended the rotation of Mr. and Mrs. Maples, and contended that they hail acted with all the caution in their power; ■nd so far from conniving at the elopement, they wire much dis tressed at it. _ Mr. Sintowitta. followed on the same side, and was heard in part. The LoitoCrweccu.ott being obliged In risr, it bring three o'clock, desired that it should go on at an early day. montlls. swore that be siw men and loose women go in bud out there all hours of the night. Mr. Woutner, the City Marshal, Lnew this Lowe be a bail house. Other evidenoe was given to the same effect. Uader these arcane , ' the plaintiff'• Volitivel consented to a Neastsit. The plaintiff was therefore called. FROM TUESDAY..I LONDON (LIZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wse O►rlce, nec. 13:11 Rect. of Light Dragoons—Capt. J. Mylnv. from half•pay of thelth Light Dragoons, to he captain of a troop, vice Brown, who exchanges, receiving the differ . . 10th ditto—T. Baker, gent. to be cornet without par chase. lit Regt. of Foot—Brevet-major Graham to be major, without purchase, vire Maeteat', decemw.l ; Lieut. awl Adjutant llalbrait6 to be captain of a company, vire Camptwll ; Serjeant-major Osborn to be ;idiot:air, with the rank of ensign, vice Galbraith. 111th ditto—Lieut. Allen to be captain of a company I.y purchase, vice Grieve. promoted. I 1:1, ditto--Lient 311 terimot, front the half-pay of the regiment, to he lieutenant, without purchase, Lice tiamlole. deeeased. lith ditto--Lient. Romney to he captain of a company, by purchase, vire Merrick, who retires; Ensign footer to he lieutenant, by purchase, vire lt 1111 l ney, th ilittu—Capt. Lane, f he half-pay of the SIB, font, to be captain of a company, s who ex changes; Lieut. Robertson, from the half-oily of the lad foot, to be lieutenant, vire Cameron, n lot VNI Ling"; Ensign Ilarr;s, from the half-pay of the 10th lout, to he ensign, vice Carr, nilo eschauges. tvol. ditto—Lieut. Pratt, fr the haltpay of the :Al, foot, to be lientruant, vice Dcates, who eschanges, re ceiving the difference. 30th ditto—Lieut. Ralph, from the half-pay of the 599, foot, to be lieutenant, vice Dauiell, who rt.. hangs, re ceiving the difference. 1111. ditto—Lient. Caulphrll, from the 91th foot, to be lieutenant, vice Rai bank. who exchanges. 47th ditto—Ensign Ridge, from the half-pay of the rath foot, to be en i;;a, sire !Woke, who rschanges. 53,1 ditto--fientletnati Cadet Bremer, from the Rural Military College, to be ensign, without purchase, cite Despard, pro 1111 l tell. Ist ditto—Lien!. De Lacy, from the half-pay of the 37th foot, to be lieutenant, vier Fugion, a hu ex, hanger; Lieut. Toole to he Adjutant, vice Fugion, who resigns the Adintanry only. filth ditto—Lieut. Denham, from the half-pay of the Fs oth foot, to be lieutenant, vire Chambers, who exchanges, receiving the difference—J. 3loleswortls, gent. to be cosign, by purchase, vire Ravensworth, promoted. ti7tl, ditto—Lieut. Ilarror, to he captain of a cunt panv, without purchase, vice Browne, deceased. 7.ith ditto—Ensign Cameron, to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Itrutton, promoted ; E. Daniell, gent. to In. ensign, vice Cameron. 76th ditto--11revet-major Loring, from the half-pay of the 1104th foot, to be captain of a rompanv. without pur chase, vire Armstrong, promoted in the :hit Royal 1 ete ran Battalion. _ _ . _ . . Sri Royal Veteran Battalion.—Ma!nr-Cleneral itamiltor, from the Itslf.pa‘ of il:e iib West India regiment, to bs colonel, vie* lia:jor-Cletirral Raymond. whose appointieest has not tiara place: Captain Fairllough. front the la:e V . royal veteran battalioa, to be captain of a company ,• I.lea• tenant Irwin, frosts the late 11th royal veteran battnilo::, to be lieutenant t Ettsleu Hibbs, front the late 7th royal vete. ran hattalloa. to he ensign: Quarter-Master flora the late rural veteran battalion. to be 11th Royal Veteran Rattalion.—Rroret Lueutanntadotolonel A renstrune. from the Illth foot, to be IRO w.—Tro be Captain. or Companies, Captain Hall, from the late 14th roval vt•e• ran battalion ; Captain Mackay. (row hie late 11th royal veteran battalion.—To be Lieuhrt.ares, Lieotennat Moran. front the late 3d roil teleran baltalioa ; Lieat.a.ant Rosette, from the late la? ro . nl s Wei an battalion ; Liinst.ataut Marsh, from the late itt r..‘ al veteran battalion. . . Pith lto)al Veteran Ita:taliso.—Lirevet I.isatenvahtot Irov, from the half-pay of Ow JGth hot. to b. major. ;tee c o llie. shove appoloaven! has sot taken place.—To be Captain% of Ccopuniea. traptala Neltell. frost the late I•: tro al tetrrnn bat:align ; raptoin bibvon, from the late 7 , • royal veteran battalion.—To he Lievmmate. thleatona... Gleadinniug. from the latelhhroyal tetra' battalion; 1.h.•. truest litowardv. from ttw late Sib rove. veteran bsttanon ; Lieutenant Cliartaan. (ruin the late Bth royal cetera. hatth- Eon; Lieutenant Uiiland. from the lee 491 c.t rren battalion : I.leittesart tillea, from the late I/6 role te terra battai:va. TILE MARLBOROUGH GOLD PLATE. TOE CARL OP RiIIItTCSRURY AND °awns e. TUIPtIOOK. On this a very lone disrussion took place hew ween Mr. Su Imvzt.t. 21141 Mr. 11"aitress:1.n. TriphooL's answer was read, in which lie charged the Duhe having anthorised him to pledge the plate for live years, for which he (the Duke) would pay per cent. ; and if he could not redeem it, it might he sold, as he mull get fac simile articles of the same kind made. The property sold was 23 gold plates, as many Kul I knives, forks, and spoons, all of which were melted into three gold ing o ts,' in April last, and divers sums ef snide money paid to the, Duke, who had said the articles might he put into the , crucible, as money he must have and c . oold have. To give Mr. Tripl s k an orporiutti!y of sweating how much he gut fur the plate, the ease s:ood over fur a few days. The Court was never more crowded than it was to-day. I --me-- COURT OF KING'S GeII.OIIALL, DEc. \?I.lTtnN. SP.ILL r. MASKETT. Mr. ReADIR opened this ease. The pleailincs averred, that the plaintiff, being an honest and industrimis per son, occupying a hawse in Cavendish-court, I tevonshire street, City. and Mein; a retail nine-dealer there, the de fendant, with a view of injuring his fair fame, placed two men before his door with lanterns, anal a placard. inn ing all persons to "beware of a bat house," i hieli Lail the effect of ruining Lis business. To this the defendant pleaded Not Ouilty ; anal secondly, jnstificallon. Mr. SesitLlTT commented, in strong terms, no this conduct of the defenlant, awl lint e.l, when he put him self in a condition to claim their verdict, that the Jgre would look upon it as a wanton and unwarrantable at tack upon the character anal property of his client. lie observed, that he had paid upwards of 3150/. for this house, anal it was now quite useless to him, in rouse gamier of the prejudice raised against it hr the men standing before the dour. If it really hail 'wen a bad house, this was not the way to suppress it, fur the de fendant should proceed by indictment at the Quarter Sessions. Ile would ask, what the conselinences would be if any individual had thus the poster of gratifying private malignity by 'missing the house of his neigh bour. He was sure the Jury would never countenance such law ; and he would now call his witnesses to prove the &at, anal to bring home to the defendant the cliarie of being the principal agent in it. Martha Dutton saw the two men with a boar:l and lanthorn standing before the plaiutitrs do .r. They re mained there all day and night. She did not know what the plaintiff s business was, but " Foreign Wines" was written over the door. Frances Shannon, the plaintiff's tenant in the other house in the court, swore, that there was a hoard also placed before her house. which was continued there for six months that she lived there. The name of one of the men she understood to be Smith. A Clerk from the Excise-Office proved that the plain tiff hail a wine merchant's licence. This did not *unto- rise him to sell wine in the loose, however. 1 Anne Marwick went at SpaWs desire to reason with the defendant about moving the boards, but he would not listen to her. Spall was a wine dealer, but she saw nu business doing there. Robert Jefferies said be hail often drank wine at the hinge. The men on gnarl tried to prevent him, but with oat effect. He saw nothing improper doing there. On his cross-examination he said that lie was a potatoo dealer is Fleet-lane, ()Id Bailey. Michael East, a convector of pone'-rates, was often at the house, and bad no reason to think it was au im proper one. . !Wee other witnesses swore to the mum effesb—lisir plaintiff's cause closed here. Mr. li . sow contended that the action should fail, as it was not proved that the plaintiff had been sell ing ale and beer by a licence of the Magistrates, ander the tbi of (leo. 111.. e. 59. see. 9. The Court. however, overrale,l the objection, on the ground that it was sot necessary to the cause to support the avenues, in the declaration. that be was a wine seller. If the plaintiff proved that the fame of his house was destroyed by this libel, be sustained his active. Mr. (iraxse thee said, that he would show that the I house had bees soteelessly one of ill fame in the me ! nary of the oldest perms in the Ward. With regard to , indictment, as so Odellflakt owner could be foesd, there could be so evidence collected to support It. If this perms had really bees a dealer in wines, why was set his wise merchant brought forward ? Ile was pre pared to show, by the evidence of reclaimed females themselves, who had bees seduced there, that this is fassoas commerce was actually carrying on there) wheel be did that, be defied the plaintiff to give as auswec to It. Mr. R. Pester, the hanker, knew the h ties, 91.. 1, Caveodish-eorrt ; the house ia ll 2ratl the corner, nest the Quaker's Meetinboost, als4 op, iota the court ; he frequently passed through thus m% sod always saw the outward door open. Edward Wight was is the habit of Om through the court three times every day, and observed the prat tletatstrirolnk nu in this bogie ; they had, however, ceased la y, threigh the exertions of the Police. , W. lobillips, a watchman; who watched it he three Ward)74r.•. 1)f e. VI. 17th Reeintent Light Ikaa•roas--Lt. ••• from th. 4tb hit dragooati to ht lieutennio, tier Watt..., wliorxelianges. % , 01111 oitin —l3ratecaet Watson. from the ; goons, to be tirotoitanti rteeJlataw, wee rteril.n.reS. iot ditto-11re% et Major Thorn, to be any.• Nom/ pst. thaw. sire Odell. Lieutrtint Ni • '..r rri. tats; of a lump. tine Thorn; Coruet IJaot , t • tie lieteciac, tier Nirholl4. _ _ lilk Firgiatent nt Font—LirArritnt Csir. on hrs./dabs vf romparq. airkout parrivire. ties Tnotions,a. tiseratatd.— lo I t I.irtittaantt. aitl. nt porcnatr—Ecsl..-a gilds.. Ir:ft Stuart. dt-rwtsrd ; Eit.itga Litnigs, cit!t , pl.nitass—V. A. l'uttu4. tarn% ire C.sy. 3lth 1.11-o.stant Conoilt Ee !• of a rat pany. without r eenthitse. sir, Pt ter. 'Sweatt... T4II•e f.it .I,r. neat., waked recluse. Ensize 'ri•vt. lire 1'(.44 tk ; En•lgn tiarren . tier .11 . geo,deeen:e.:—Tot. , ut prociatse. Almaader .‘1:11161. gent. %lee Fletcher; !tie litotitlart. gent. tier Ha rent% 4;•1. Ditto. rittittlt. grct. to 1w rstitett. vi•Leet reic h n , e , l ic e glarri J tt, appointed to the 14h I'ol dra goons. 63.1 Ditto. I.lentettant Daly to be eaptnii of r rostria. ,itl.,i t pnrt-Itute. tier Dran. deceased; I.r.ttan Dandier ** t. linutrtad. stilltrut i inettaiie, tire 1`: • Tltiiitait gent. to Le na.iQn, v.ithout rent:l.ll-e, t. . :uirstac, tatt.tril to 11. r ii7tit .51111. Diva,. Er •ign Samp,<.n to be lientor:o. sithrrr 14..- oi:sr. tier M'l.ntigtlan. de:v*".4.d: P•ht V!. -eat, g-ait, be ensign. itLralt riaress.e, ere lipmpsor. 67'b visits Cassidy So !.r ti r. sithoct j•”••• chase. sire Macs- ell, deressrd—T. It" 4 gis•rTrs of Ccuars alas, sitliont porrhasc, !Are. Cockerel. sire Sheen, e.• - erased: I.irat. Bray. t ler Cassidy—To b • Lleuteseast , . wtL nnt percher. Engle. Briton. vice Co3••re-11; En.. 7-23 ll•Daniell. tiro Clarke. decea,ed; Easlgs !;11iTSOL 63.1 Foci. sire Ilray—To be Er•dgis, sit: wt parchaYe. J.RBut. sent. s ice 1•• row. titer-ass-el. $Ub dlt•o—Liest. IS. Dwyer, truss the 1+•1 1/rpr. Isis captain of a cursisay, b) purcbaer, Mr:lis, salro retires San ditto--I.ieut. to he of a coat panr. It I 'toot purrlia.e. sire t'ostlry. ,ter .t. t4 , th itinii.--Eosiga Orange to Le iieu eta r, i e Iti)nolda. devert.el. !gilt ditto—Gentleman Cadet Halstead, from the Royal Military College, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Vincent, whose appointment has nut taken place. sit); h i tinies..-.(i t •ntiene t ts Cadet 1 ilidiert. (roan the lloral Military College, to be ensign, without pnrehasee . vice Orange. promoted. 'Yell ditto —Lient. Eubank, from the 31d. foot, to be lieutenant, vire Campbell, iris.. exchanges. ditto--Psis". 1. vegan, tram the half-pay of the 7th Frio, to be ceptain of a company, vice Russ, who ex changes. (134 ditto—Ensign Grader, to be lieutenant. ha purchase. Tice the Marquis tat' Worcester, prinarded in the . 3;111 Feet; M. Dalaell. gent. to be assign, by purchase, lice renier. Ist West India Reg.—Lieet. Andersen. l'enn half-ray of the late Royal Yuri. Rangers, to he lieutenant, nice Palmer. ho exchanges. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—To be Captains of Comps nip--Cart. Chaptuan, from the late tat Roy al Veteran Bat telle" acre Sutherland. who-e appointment has mot taken place; Capt. Waller• from the Yd Ito> ni N:eterse Bat talion—To he Lieutenants. Lieut. Mildew. frura the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion. vice Thesis, vs ho-e appoint. Domes et piaerns seer went has not taken place; Lieut. Dudley. from the late eel i Thy k.stse and plessiay Royal Veteran Reflation—To be Ensigue, Ensign 611•Teg- 00CRATES, by his discourse on :marring*, so en mart. from the late 6th Ituyal Veteran Hattelion; Ensign i raptnreel his annitiire with the sahjart. that tar tearied Austen• from the tete 11th Royal Veteran Battalion. men lien to their whew. anal the batch. ler- hastened to Lw Id Royal Veteran Battalion—To be Captains of Comps. wedded ; and •• The Isperteter" has that the ward ates—CePt• Enright, recite the tate I" et " , al veteran hat ' * • sire" is the most scree-shit and deli/04'01 1141113 n is attar.. taboo, vice (Ilford. whose appointment has not taken place; The sacred institution. thee. of NM rirp. IS*. Capt. M Paerson, front the late .3th royal veteran battalion, desideratum if our aejoy meet. temnine Not only with hap vice Kelly, whose appointment has not taken place; Capt. (sheer on earth, but din :using the soul its :f to haraionise Royal. from the late 9th royal veteran battalion, vice Ag• w i th hit" h erea f ter. new, whose appointment has not taken place. Presto...l. hoarier. to entering into Cols hallows' oblige :it Royal Veteran Battalion—To be Lieutenants. Limit. lion. it beetnnee an linreratit, duty. mai •im, to r:galate tie Fraser, from the late Ist royal veteran battalion, vice portions, but to cleanse the (tiros-, r niter. :rots thine it.. M.OOlmA. whose appointment hes not taken place; Lieut. por t,t ea , whirls the f t ,...,k 00 o f c,::. pleasure easy Corbett, Roos the late 4th royal veteran battalion, glee Tay. have retailed on it, To th.• re o .: f sm. •erstiva are lot. whose appointment has sot taken place; !Jest. BMWS. attributable loamy „ f thr Napt„.. s is attire. leach. o tt wl _ *gm the be. 716 royal veteran battalion; Lieut. Elliott. t h e y eee tt e th„ „ m „... eration ;;„, bvio:der, sh..att also AM royal veteran betalion. vice Turner. whose impress him with the rear .p self-rralen. has not takes place; Limit. While, from lbe i.titurioe* habits sill efesniaire the residence 1m late I'lh royal veteran battalion ; Golden, from , the . the tropic ., sill ?Ala the elastic ,':lre—ow mew earthily late 2d royal veteran battalion, Ilea PhilliPs.wWie MT"' does the mature iniaturmi:m of )outh tort fee/meetly coat meet has not fates place. I promise the natural dirtily into a stvto of 'stelae:l, from 4th Royal Veteran Battallos.—Major 21riagton. from the , whence the spotted .„fferer more tiro doubts the chow , 11th foot. to be major.—To be Captains of Companies. of To all such. then. we address uerselves. weeds, Captain Campbell, from the late Ist royal veteran battalion; hope__ewrey_wwutar streng th —fdieft) ; nor eia caw Captain WDernold. from the late &I royal veteran battalion ; advances appear . o ... ctooo m e, as thee err the Captain Metcalfe, from the late nth royal veteran battalion. nsallipliod proofs of teeter years seecessfel asp deers. vire Power, whose appolutment has not taken plata.; Cap- 'The easy cares of married lir.% lira sameness., disturbed lain 61• Leas, from the late lab royal veteran battalion, tine by the saopension of those blees: les which eoneentrat• the whose2Prth"to, to t sot ta h,_!!!_e l t ee _ a t C M!'" attplial wreath—for the remote itaisit is often e•n•iltlitiOligilf Croaks, bow OW late VI toyer Wan* wra o4 Li" acct—pet ft tan be atemsgtheeed. god dolletost rarely kr was. whore appointment has not taken place: Capt a provell Into fenetional power. Nleboiano. from the late 3 th royal rearm' battalion, ales In every ire of syphtlitie intruston, as well at le every Webb, slam appoloteseet has sot taken place.—To be re h m h w t of . the „ wrathy . wvoome. e. , ldediae „ about , Lieuteeents, Llemegant Camaro.. from the late Ilth royal ; to care apiari s ts .. and with Uteri. Ea rursa l f whisuu veteran eighties, eke Ross. whose appointment has sot. ' mei the unfeeling emperle from the pesitioa so prosem taken place; tient M'lllnens from the late 4th roya l *may taken op, we &Tillie from general Prlaellare Bahia veteran battalion. vin Mules. mime appolitteret has not hesitation; and confident in our os a honourable introrityalo takes place; Lieutenant "Udall. from the late Oda royal ve- m ember , of the reftee „ f refer the cossc i sc terra bettelioe, vie* Nonalogtos. whose elemtlatat 4 t 10 2 I commocalty of either see (espevially.lhoie estates . into toa• not taken pleee.—To be Restos, Radio IlleekeY. .____ EP. trimonial life) at onee in ever Iv use. where dally atteattamt• late 11th royal veteran battalion, rlewCartelrhiblo wow* sr" j al gives for person ermsnitatlos ; snob letters f•-ne the pointasent bas sot Mime place. 1 country ere immediMely answered; the-e most enatito nth Royal Veteran Rattallos.—To ho .spits of age-' remittame foe Advice-mad Medicine, which can be forwarded pasiss--Csptais Thomas Power, boom this vase Sob royal I to say part of the world, however dietant. Veteran Rattans Ca! Tomb* Comphsll, free the BOSS sod 111. It. I'. Barrow. 13. late 311 Royal Mama bOafts. vies Hall. 'bug Regrouhrstrvet. Fleet-street, Lodes. mast has sad teen Owe; Albs Wyss' s/ g i rl. Jest puloildiod Creath Edition), fres the letsMroyalrsbrrahtilSsasAsa Walker. slime The AMIN of LIER. a husidar Commentary rot ISIS]." appeislirmil his set Whom Ong, Lidgillist Tubbs. Boni Mimeses. By (LOSS and Co. Addressed to the Vueth sod rbe lota all Mai Moms asildha — ft be 'argils'/NMI. Maturity of both Boxes, %fay ht, had at aid. Patarsoster l•kl a l a sus Mg M sepal ellefele belle Len, i row ; Ott Pali-Moll ; f 4 (inward-street; 174, nest-Wad Ilea COL whsae smoat he. sot takes place Lieut. sad of all Itooksollors. Price bs. Lynch. hem ash; . 117 - 91,1 velars!( bottallgs.—Te be Ea- IMO *I kW r•yal Mersa lettall•ii. vim WNW whim sit .—T• al ersrlei= c enriormaster Hay. Irma Oh reysi velem 010 Papa Velem Illstlelfas. Camel. bon tM lithe Weal iseura• betisMas, I• Negate/sat, vie* itt••• appelalratß lo it lobo place: TO loyal Velem I.ol.ll6B.—Capiali tiordes. hem the ' Wo TS /eye anima bs11111•80, la• 'speak of a . • time rasa. winos appulkillm•llaste• Ishii' pine I totollbe MegOlime.. B •BWM bits 111.4 vistas t• Be gesrlemesieri tie• likehlls, whim appeimaseet has est Isk•• plan. • Unnsaminsions signed by the Lord Liertenont of the t tj a Dumber' n—J. Buchanan. £oj. o f th, bartonshire lowel Militia, to be 1 leerLi ent _ _ Commission i• the Nettla Halite MU lia-C.B. F.asterecie. to lieetenant, vie• Drake reei t. 4.1. l'odimis.ione In the Kidrueshlr• lie.dretry rettrre-C. %dam, Esq. to be captain conoteemiant • Stein. rent. to be lieutenant ; J. Skelton. gent. to he cornet. l'oedebisionii in the K iit>airr Retie , ••nt o, re•ittn•bry 0- selr)-11.8. Cote. gent. to by 'Loin:ant ; (I. Grote, see% to be cornet; W. 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