The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-20 00:00:00

emu. ry had been eodtpicuone; it should not Row IA emilted. • Mr. I . ) . vis heartily concurred in the molleet, and theoght that there had never been a finer occasion fur eteigratulation. • tkputs Box said, that all mu st agree in ap pleediti; thse4overnMent whose measures Fred brought this gteat'etent Jaime t, and he' hoped, thht lot the midst of their joy, they would not forget the' Seat statesman haat no more (Mt.lAtt), whole syStees of perseverance - load issue! lieroce. Mr. Alderman 'GoOaliscsate thought, that every matt with English blotid in Itis . velns, must exult in the present course of events ; he expressed his de light and wonder at having lived to wittipss the dtty. when the Russian Alexander and the uncultivated Cossacks, were arranging the teems of, peace at Pavia. Ile approved of the proposed Address, though be must say, that if all the 4arious feelings excited by this occasion, were expressed; the room' would slot be able to contain the volume: n.: Mr. -Alderman HEY GATE gave his opinion, that the late glorious events must be equally grateful to all perties. The friends of good government must be p'etored to see 'the res:oration of the rightful 'claims of the Llourlaotts; while those who contended that all power proceeded from the people, and for the people, mutt be gratified to find that France was giv ing to herself?. free Constitution. Ile hoped that we might now anticipate a long era of liberty and.peace, Awl that the French revolution would not have been Again. it would teach Sovereigns that their only item ity seas to reign in the hearts of their suhjects ; Sod the people would see that liberty was safest tinder. the direction of order and subordination. For Europe at large he anticipated plenty and tom- Ineree, and fOr this country au abolition of its' meet offetedv. tames. . Mr. Tapny deprecated the introduction of any Matter into tne Address that might provoke a differ ence of opinion. Mr.-Dsxotr suggested • that as . Great Britain had so great a scare in the late events, the name of the 13:itibh tuition should be joined to the Allies in the peptised Address. Mr. WAITII:LkN thought the insertion unneces sary; he was ready to acknewledge that the Govern meot in the late transactions had from first to last acted with wisdom, temper, and . moderation. But he did nut mean by his Address to compliment any set of men, but to hail the triumph of right prin ciple. He was satisfied that great good had been ac complished, and did not care by wkom : he meant to Congratulate the French, who had called their Sov ereign to the throne under proper limitations, who had given freedom to the press, awl had laid the founda tions of civil and religious liberty. For his own part, be had been in the habit of reprobating -many of the measures of Government, and it would be ri diculous in hint to turn round and sing a recantation in praise of those whom •he had perpetually eepre eended. It would be much better to imitate the conduct new pursued by the French Govet unmet : to look In principles, tea inea ; to the passing erevits,and not to old grievaeces. it e ac nut a time to be anxiodsabout prais ing ourse!ves: we ought rather to go and present the bands of flie,.cls!lip to the French nation for the act whirls they hatl done, and to the virtuosi, men with their armies who had assisted in this work. Ile - hteied that these events would produce a general diffusion of happittes% and that political dissensimi would be aholished ; and that all parties would unite in a vigi , lant.care foe the safety of out own Gonstihstion, pee serving and cherishing all that was valuable, and re forming whatever evil may have been mixed with it. Mr. Quist said a few words in explanation. motion was then carried unanimously, and a Committee was immediately appointed to prepare the Address. JUDDGESEX SESSIONS, Aria 19. ASSAULT. Sir Edward Perrott, Bari. was indicted far +u►- saulting a man of the name of Downs. •.. From the statement of Mr. it appeared that the Prosecutor was employed by Mr. Watkins, an Attorney, of Liner;la's Inn, to serve notice of a writ of Ilabeas Corpus upon a lady of the'name of Gallini, commanding her to bring into the Court of Chancery her two children, in order that they. might be delivered over to their father, awl far that pur pose he went to the house of the Defendant, the brother-io-law of Mrs. Gallini, where he under stood she resided, knocked at the door, and said he had a letter for her. The Defendant desired to know the nature of his business, as otherwise he could not .see the }adz. This he peremptorily refused, and after some irritating circumstances the Defendant proceeded to strike him, which he did several times with a cane, that he held in his hand, and then turned hip oat of the kiouse. Sir Edward, when called upon, for his defence, addressed' the Jury. He stated that the Prosecutor showed no process of any. Coact, and refused to give I him any other satisfaction as to the nature of his visit, than that •of declaring his determination to see the lady before ha left the house, and which being as de cidedly refused, he becaute insolent, and then the 11$11#111l took place; and .he appealed to the Court 'and to the Jury,- whether he was not justified by the insOlesicp and provocation veceived from the Prose cutor, to put him out of his house in the shortest , and most decided way that -he cook'? .After stating a varteiv of circumstances respecting recent events that ha 4 occurred in his Amity,. he. threw himself upon, the Court and on the Jury. . • • , Mr. hiangw.vtrive observed, that the Defendant' had considerably reduced the weight of the charge, by showirK that he was not guilty of liny contempt' of the Court of Chancery, from which the process of Habeas Corpus had issued; because the Prose cutor never madebini amplaintea with the nature of his errand. • The Jury, after some 4t4lbtriktion, found a ren diet of Guilty, but recommended the case of the Ba ronet to the consideration of the Court. Toe Court then; through Mr. Al AINWARING, ob. served, thatit was a case that called for their con. sideration, and therefore'sentenced him to pay a fine of only 13s. 4d. - which he did and was discharged. Nearly . one half of the tst Regiment' of Royal Set IS I.aikVrrtied from Holland in the Mille*, •on their vavy to Canada. - Flom I'M. •--••••••••- . • • .. idtkriralflAdice, April 19.• . • • AdmirlA . Lord (ilith ) bas,transmitted,tht,,'7Pbe Es.q. dispaliches .addresseti to his bords/lip by Arms- Admiral Penrcae l• dated in the' GirOntle fronolte' 6ih to the 9th iust...by which it • appears that the navigation of that' river was come , pletely cleared sc far as Blaye, the wlictle'of . .the French naval force, as Well-as the hatteiies'on both banks, having been either captured or destroy ed. His Majesty's ship Centaur Waving Orriiiedin the Gironde on the evening of.the 6th, every thfilf w as prepared for making an .attack with that ship - and the Egmont, on the French line of battle ship Regulus, and the three brigs of war and other vessels lying near hut., as also on the batteriei Which protected them ; when at midnight 0* French shift Gni' brifs appeared hi flames; • and : were * totally burnt Alit .• nest morning. • • The batteries of • POW ()ochre, Point Negri, Royan Sonsac and Meche, were successively entered and destroyed by a detachment under Captain Har ris, of the Belle Foufe: rThecommunication between the squadron and Bnurdeatix nes completely established by means of dragoons, aia.l the RisarAdmiral was concerting ope rations akb Lord Dalhousie for the reduction of Bla) e. Vice-Admiral Domett, has transmitted to JOhn Wilson .Croker', Esq.' a letter addressed to Lord Keith, bj - Rear-Admiral Lord Ametius Beauclerk, 'dated on board the'Royal Oak, in Basque Roads, the 12th inst. incfasing a letter which he had received from the General of Diiision u ßaroWde la Raffiniere, Commander in Chief at La Rochelle, stating, that in the name of his division, he hadacknowledged his Ma jesty Louis XVIII. and ordered the white flag to be hoisted ; and "proposing to the Rear-Admiral a sus- I pension of hostilities, until further orders should arrive froth the respective Governments. 'Lord Anielius Beauclerk. in reply, consented to suspend ifostilities towards La Rochelle, the coast of j France, eia its commerce, where the authority of Laub 'XVIII. might be acknowledged. 1' Vice-Admiral Domett has also transmitted a let ter he had' 'received from Rear-Admital Sir Hari) , Neale, dato(l on hoard the Zealous, is I:tenement's 64), oe 14th ihst. ifating, that-on tinCpret.44: evening a dePutation of. the principal itiltilbitlantt'ef , Lionirnenez came "ott to itte ship, with .tshe teatinia: lion of a general declanalon, ihrougitiotti: rtance iu favor of the Bourbons t' and that an .the eiorning 'the 14th the white t . eg was disphiyedtpois all *pails of the flay. The Rear-Admiral, at the request of the inhabit ' ants, proposed that' the coasting, &tide; within the litnits of his statipa, .should not .in tibia be mo - - tested, tap . yaf 'lv tettei . Alm the late emit% Irnyifw, "( !!h'.l 0. jeit ) .% dai'Aftinliss, ',chirps:est se Itessri•Adarls - al Freessientii., mitt tester,stuissa by Ibear-Acissirlt Sit Joao Gore lid ltsbit - •Witsuu.Csoker, l'atel. '''t I :- .. :. , • , His Niajesles,sblp•Aipislio, Owe! ar Code. Feb. Ifx, • -•, ' SI R;--rtr blowing very hard fro* tite nnitbrard on the tith, 1 'tool tlie appnetoniVy . 'of runninen gante to propose Institutes for:commencing hoafft ties against Coda, Midi's a • ketittisinitii," to take the 'fsidild 'of Vane:* His E.: • f it eild ily earn • nische foi_ St. Maori' 'NUS Gepb 'Lieut.:Col. On the in a hard - so L .. gate, ... . . Greeks, a party of sea Men'and marines' of the A polio, a detachment of the 35th tegistient, and of the Ito% al Coraicits Itatigets, making in the whole one hundred bud sistyMen. , The nipretnements of the troops, under Dent-Cal. Church, ,through the length of this rugged island, Were so' rapid, that we gate the enemy barely tint. to prepare for resistance, and in consequence of their confusion, succeeded without firing even • one .3.. 3i.pat ailtd• 'Kqe, . .-...; • • , . '. 1 .1 1 r d v .,.. * l fts AlatY t-,• .. wo lv o lf .tsll l Mrtcr-- i ~-, tier} 1,.,a , •!, • - ' ' IN 'O. Diso,rikrs *: . ' I . i;rif ' - i1.330`1 . 1fi' 4 .(fEsaiA , i' ' ' - . IP4tsieFYILY.. t TO T 114 Ta. .1. ~,,.. . ..... ;,. 1 ,. _.....__.. ~ 3 . i ai rt i r r, . s v, .. .•: . . ... ..,... ••••. . rissemstenee tr, ill 1 &pit ..,, ..; •,, . .. _,.. L _ . , StitvTilat e h i g. k hi 114 e f f I' r'll iP te 4 paragrap h , 1- diradooM.the ritie-ofWeltlefit,. rettife,4644bilt . itti Men 110 0 tug that trilitiit -antes were louou in ; trier•t ret,ik. ;,- bin linen taintrili by tilseriae;) a djellatiNfog of atiplilty. iti -• • Captain di ilsiittivr t ,r liicli fiere iii arty limo s isic ,.. .,N . ipe l I.,P" l ''- T . 4l l l ,l: l p,,,i7 s ke l „'i v e T; , , we dern'ted' one'Peaftice i tio the izelinive tu 'were paid to me .1# II r, Petra, one o f - my S toc k t;ht r kka i r t at u r 'Cie •Stiooseing disorders, go4sbe ‘acte.).,rat malt Of .13 re . iters, i thinklA liHrpk . si.aditiosiol.atdour. to oppose, - ns far os Pe ire rt in answer thereto , I n • sa l , ,...r i bi r eVirie lg r.ss " .ages of thme cOm 7 plaints a hldh ' are' the inus - t l ito- Alit as the circumstances; will be more fu ll y disc.iesed ... . . i! iorultit'io the catalogue of human in fi rmities. at a:proper period, your astootshm. iit - Willceaso to., . ifteriokititioninto every tiriacirouitlevy Surseourove fort a wish, at v, early period of practice, to resitte iutlivittorls •eitist, when. you see in what mariner Capt. de ~, Dere°. . rcpus she iporance of ui.e.lumted men, or th e equally daligerial ger l beceme possessed of the notes in question.. , • ri pli•c(pitaticy of genertl-pmetmimiett. - ' ' . . . I tun, nir, your humble setvu , it, _ . i i. Tie disorder* to the clueet Whice . vi - E 'hnve genre d llsbeison't Sport, yew- I nert, • it. (4. BUTT. .4ption comoiiPe viery spectra, Of Venereal token .., sear Botid-,Creel, AprlllB', toll: • • I if Debility, whether arising front the habits of yellow •• • . 1 the iiittolgtMeies of itusturer agej Mat ranconicnt of • . . . 1 teen to women which isealled Barr et Sterility ... ) ._•?I,4TAr;-AllitAPlGEstaisTS • FOR, covs - syrilto, , .THE .' Wi4flrst. Oleetts .90 4 noeliewle the eqtro ;as a sa t ,s, whe(her recent or' . of long durattoo,_ and set KUNG 01fitihieg *0 11 14 OWif Ce.U ' N re v . — F a r . is 11„,i2eti the skill of other preetioners,' titt'illiv'bar pc .. . pit:epos!, piin e sail of the line have. been,order • ; • proved •Olin of treatment •-effectually and . permaceati Th e Duke of ~ eng i rt )Ile patient s . tifi'eting thecre f richt ing pain e l s , five tvt be English, and four Russian. • • ... IPA ettorrhuge u lora frequ e ntly ',Bows the tipp t .Cr.aissics.l o o have the, command of tl:e whole, •wath t ae tome caustic, 'ln the course of our extensive: 1 ,. ; this' ettoptilie, numerous tares of strimures have been rVar-Ojice, 4, 41 19. il do ji ill as itt ai ler our card she tam' eradicatton of wnietrli • d i t:r l . 4' iti l ra .m , ii.a fo l ' 1" !h u e . s P o r ;e ll c e i r tit c erdt P u ie C tuv e 9 1.1 1 t e .u axii -C° :sl 6 l.,;: s "Tk ili r." l" cer:aia..ar.d expedititais mode of mare, sot .. : , 21st Reeiment of Light Dragoims, Charles T. Bishop, Gent to ' ./ O of the Xing . of •Famscali b astitee4ed t o 'LI . Itery - any other; yet adopted. The weithoesr., rehitinli.. , a )iil 1 • be (spinet, by put shase, rice (Mare, promoted. (Vie' before the tinge ' Of 11:9 Bailing isek4l P la rfe s.; l :V i d lY ihe Prn i c ia re tiit it t l re f :t aa m i e t irt hi t s oroo P ast icilr" ai t ui. i n e go s rt e tis ed is il e. Ist Regiment of toot 44stirds. George Illure, Gent. to be En- . ~_-_... • _. sig.', by purchase . , rice. Bulteel, promoted . "• " • '- • 1.131111114 . 1t011e Ore arriski doil y to bun from the tweet !w h ere the debility hns for venni eiiiiesk' a pro; • , ~. „ Ist Regiment of Fool. iof Prance. • 0, t I Iterative in cur restorative reMedies is i lily To he Captains of Companies-Licutenunts P. M•Queeo, vice , •.. to revive i t o * slumbetieg. syua,t 9 . 1 , 1,ife.. , a too -real,' NI• Nicol, killed in action; L. Grant , vice Purvis, dead of Ms , 4 r * ` - 'lle - i•lter'il,krer brig; 4 of t . -1 glthil; A ce l l • . • . cou.i, u l o . tempt& ; P. Nl•firegor, lire 'Wetherell, killed in act u al. •at Poetoniauth,- On Mcinslay•last she. fell In with two ; Niptierous Diseases are the result of iporance or To he Lietitenants-Ensigas W. Sitshald, vice Al•Queeit s T. de St. 51arguerite, sire Grain 4 J. Y. Fletcher, vire M•Cregur. !. • Freischfrillates which had failed from St. Mttioea *a"' treatment of n ( Collie tinnorrnea..aid at not onfitNiwtol To he Ensi::,o,- Kennedy, Gent. vice Sibbalit $ EdWiti . the precetitug nay. • Op nearing them, one, on,tevi -- ' a•• t P:n t s: t i r i dg ai d t h . t e ,i) V i e .. d 7" f 141 '. ate iiiielimed try (jilt indi3ar By tt superior media such cow! Mninwarittg, tent, vice St. Alargeserite ; J. D. Morri3 . , Cent. Dopeh ensign, anti kiept Sin liaing on •to', the- west weid. • malty cored; and 4ven %tire others Itavefailed, w , vice 1' I , • - • . .i il a short time the Pippiyi, 74, joined in the . ; pox- ~ sve may .ureatioic to offer a radical re.estisialsbatent: 6th Ditto, Lin i4o W. 11. Dobson to be Lieptenant, ty,thotit .... „ ,„ ~ „ L , ii cases o complicoted distress purchase, vice 7ti•Pherson, promoted. Sult,.ami in • the coixrse lit!: (. the hi4Prtioo, the Acailit, 4' , 'etv buWe" - ore Si t e f . • 1 i disordek, comp trill' the cislaMit oats situation of me Chas. itu.on Disger, Gent. to he Losign, vice Dolvoinn. • • - • 7-4 'ma Slibille, :4 1 aa a paea rod chasing.. on the . fts, ln A t, l ad U l C • e ' i 4. '. i ena st )tary Vote, or t h e pretialetit 10'h Ditto Etasigo John M. Maitland to be Lieutenant, by t purchase, vice I;est, who retires. othegguartor skf OapApstetny ; the clinsa mos ,eontiaued - ; of it fastrionablellfe, ocntaire.that %tate of debility wtv crin , e,inestec of such pernicious habits. . . ... • l':'th Ditto, Ensign Samuel White, from the King's County MI- t t i e ll ar ti m igh t t he wi r t re kt i f icu ifit mik win a ti l s it ; o i e n tiiriebrlZtriienlniliitoh.,eny.wittdsiti wi Kna hil t, v m a i p ' i k s i d q r : r h s t le a n ti n .: s r . er broods I , Ve hit miseryOnst careflll Cilia, to he Ensign, withoot purchase . 16th Ditto, I'. (1. Waiorwriet, neat. .10 be Eusign, by pun - -I- • it may 1',..t. 4 itme consolation for him hal alth ou gh bean Object itf dauttl or i ancettainty . chase. vice Mationy, promoted. . dispatched off Wreat.; * .and, in the efsernnon of Tit,- 25th Ditto.' Wm. Pigott, I";ene; to he Easiga,,withotit purchase, 7 da,th e di Ail/ •id 5 h 'l/ e t awitre. thaa-Praciii i 'ers. ' l4 rel " v4l 4 !h e " y, c eat AP• 1 r vc . 9!. 00 deficiencies by • flee t oo, promoted its the With F4lO. . A . progress of rerl. , vati , m, is the aequirement of oar t-, 27th Ditto, Ensign I). t coil to be Lieutenant, Without purchase, '. five miles fv°c9 the enemy , Opn.. standing I nto . We , if th e riles of Baeollos 01" Venus hate breast to reduee vice St. Felix, who resigns. . ~Atlantic. At these frigates are commanded b y C o ot- 4 v ,our, much ablitymst4 be prevented by an early r James Welliver, Gent. to be rissight itiee Scott. • • • actiou of this lation,dittati; o ssW in iiithe Caiespo great ' 30th Ditto ! Dirign ti, I)arling to be Lieutenant, without pu t - • misdore Routta.T, a very daring and Olitii@ttejaeobia, .:. .. chase, rice stnitii, 111• 1 rrSiAtii. • 'it Is not unlikely they mat have on board some fuii.* Niar.led Womeh, irlafltive . beg beta disappointed • Oa occur. Gesitteman.ootes .Tar a rovoi A, from the 'ter!' Mililfui Col- • /iv!!! -Members Of •1319:4Ar.fsz's Alma , / pirsf those of • •espectonoosot a foloily,-seay be assured, thaf..asimost: - -kge. to la; Erldem. vice I.littling. J Le. • suc h d e fea t % ere cors,hte p x .ine,tlichtpkill. ~. . ' 31• st Dine, Thos. Nowel ' Twopenny , Gent. to be Ensign, by hi ° f° ll " wt49 % 1 • 11.60 •11°;IfY conduct, readers them' l'eittllts In the totmtry "are itquemed to state tisalolt*" purcltn_se: vice ICer, promoted. ( • desperate of obtaining consideration or -pardon au-, inrv . .ir.tneitenovi tege,- VIA innnoev a liviag, ineliMag /Ai .. 3 1 2 d Ditto, Limo. —.Cochran, fmm the Cavan Militia, to be der the restored .m.)9041111..2. •' •• •- . • .': iti4te fur Advice and Mtplielnets4,4ll4 the wise will.be Amy Licatco:un. with tempbrars , creak. -- - - - • - _,..., : s., Any port of t . liii..Kiftvicon. . . "'" The settee/ beentelt.i'iti.vhootimilat ta Out tindetialtiogi int fOth Ditto, Litott.-Col. H . Darding, from the Ctaff - ilege •• a4l. to he Lieutenant-Colooel, without purchase, vice , •qualifications a hick Wettest* prosarked to rite. form the ill court, ;tiered arm Itielf•-puy. t... 4f eo".-Prife' t it 1 islfslintldritre It ithoucit ilk letimeti",? 41st liitto, Cain. Hon. li. C . Lowther, from the 7th Light Drs. 'Riven, i:u Mee (fie nadVe. /MY be inissolledb y, 10 1!,, k 7", gOOll3, to be Maine., by purchase, vice the Marquis of Twee. I . .!lifaituittiest it itit!. tat Iviebillltstrentey • ausstainseae, dale, promoted in t*loith root. A illmuseilNoit 107, HetflteeggtOeib. 44th Ditto,.lleury S k terling, Gent. to be Ensign, without ' ~11“, ...t• cURP I it i,a ce.itsig igoossi /40, . . chase. 45th Ditto, GeorgeWelsb, Gent. to be Ensign, vice _ _ ._ .. .._ , ___ ______.. _ __ANiit=ii 4f r deceased.: :.- • • . it -_____ o__ -. • ....-- ..._..' , / 46th Ditto Rosie Tims.Stedamapetyppepiefelourt i LON GlOtl ! Printed iitik,l4llllslsiti 1;1 , 951613r - to be E.iisigh, *Wan virago; -, • - STA? El XAU P 5100,1 14 4 ' t• Ent.sket. The force of the Onemy were one hundred and twenty-suo . men (Without the militia), and ati in closed fort of three galls, well calculated for a de fence against a surprise, being upon an elevated island, which forms the harbour.—l have the honour to be, fix. feigned) I. W. TAYLOR. To Thomas F. Fro.timentle, Esti. Rear- Adinital tof the White. • MILITARY pitomoTioNs. . • May ~. _ 'Pato:* ' - • ' ' . May 3. at Guildhall. AtOtn • ey, Mr. rupe, Aluprord $ • Y7''• - • :see/Wiley . LieutennntiGeneraf . Campbell E fr " + ". l.eh " °lrt "' l , . .. IL i tia 4s: h rne s , ii , :tts \ ds. ,i 6 be i , p , tti, J-.AL.Aanillroi 0'08 . 1449 _o3ySic.lrikiao9!,.lF, call • tr. Ar m . r f ii o wtie ificipitiontil: ii.d77004 0 ball. Alt , uruies, Ikea-. Kale, he tt, 116 d i ' with *a .. feir'ilf the td Greek ' Inlitutry G; ,; w i1 ,, 41 , 44 (; d gi ,0 coffee _ ttouo. ne ,„ r4x . c .. n, 1 ._, • 4 2 ilalinia, 'slid ' placed Made roar .uuuir • t . chart, i.i.rit 9.6, May 7, 31, :it Guildhall. Atturuies, laini;.' • [ ell and flr,aadey, ltiothorn court, filmy's Inn. )1. Church, of the tter cur . .. W. Firds,•LivervidgP. Yorkshire, clothier, April 9t 13th,' we landed under the-lei of Ali irli.na :'i 31., at Gaildlsall t : Atlo t t i ary.,;,4lr. Butler. Avu-Maria southerly Fate; • and rain, ilia,: tbft aboTtp.l -,. . • CPtvlifei , ,&e. To-morrow I ... , • . - in Ports'- ; A late Bristol paper mentionca sacrilege committed-. vice Her- rear that..city ; the rilinips, after Being tlifiappoitifed. Lo . . . •ght Dra-- • i itr fieuiltig the "coautsAositiokidateN k ;01,plattl rc!eugew, . iof Twee. ' actually Oak:lke/43m tivealeaadtsteistr: r: , :....,,.1 lf RENA ' • anis, --.Similill ' E ) shoat par-1 kt/ 4 41 . 14 CY , . . i.iinFr - . i.- • t i tit i m i s passesite.a,Prote thet i lliava#N-coac :a Devi ; . ' l l an lorottlifiticAtirst. iw i htttkt Dritk e l i ,lew il e " t t a A s.; iI. i iti o ci ii . , ii , iitsis , x Milli •I . ~ .14grog 414s‘i!ilutiiiilee he -- .Lu tilt 100434it.11111111111h6terbakOVtifibtligait 0 - 11110 g• 1 o,we 1111.11, i V WO If dustier. flied .rosi ; xll Itit#ll onl-toirlrs.et . 14 the #9. ' v ; SArtioal I ;Ow &qr. which ; tows present -Or e.olv roiled, and alarw- tiloctritto of •: I rr:Leta-0 is t t"een snit are :Iris eiefled i superior to iqu, sot le• Iv redo*, tealth. 'Bit raper l orry- ly r eq uisite; ranialste chi haste in the rorutly tar creteito of M 7 owl:ants ore , • we mist OM I L. rtes] 10 (11 / 4 if Mee, 01 . 1 . iy i lent which is Oki ; Where thl. Italy coact*, ita to lcntt ly with Whir" r y the 04 1 • r eiperotart. reduce NOY orly roast' rest diattall inlet% in SW* nott.itteancd• the Vertu tie* /1!.0 Ate Earl idiot; Mil 111 form sloe basil 110tirastior edVy, yontkee OS - alt 4 ‘4 ' In :a v ... ~~'L`~yIA~I _._. FIE At 114Y-ollztl'rs, .APAIL 19. :.~ia•- mow teem the 24 Gatti- • t " MI Ba. t ~ itjp ittlion so bo perehn 4 e. t.J. 'Hewitt, at *e. tit lA rag ooa Guards, to • Ci'splltio ofis Company: by 4tortitase; Draiy; Who „ /retiree. • rot-t J. E. M.Dottglas,Yrom the 10th Light Dragouns, to be • Lientraant, Without purchase.' .tifith Ditto, Eta* --.- Berkeley to be - Lienteoant, without _ purchase, vice Mends, promoted in the 21 i Foot. • , 1. • John ilurvey, 'Gent. to be Enstgo, vice Rerkeley. Mt Ditto, John impett, Gent. to be Eusign, without puidiblet, '• .vice Moore, promoted. • Itith Ditta,*Ensignit. W. Fosbery. frorn — ile Lttnetich City - 1111. to be Ensign, without purchase. , , • . ts rAlt Ditto, Ensign J. M. Noble, front the 24th Foot, to be • I.ieutenatrt. 7, ilhOUt rcb ;Ole. Mit I)itto, Volanteer Andrew Smith, from the 78th Foot; to be Cnsigu, vice lib Dugald, killed 'in anion. 101 th I)itto, Ensign J. Coates to be Lieutenant, witiosit'pei- H • chase • Roberts, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Coates. Lieut. F. Moore to be Adjutaut, vice Alacdonalat. appoisied Quarter- Master. Ensign and Adjutant W. Macdonald to he Quarter-Mister. r. est India Regiment, John M•Krzie, Gent. to belluarter ' 'Master, vice Rhodes, deceased. 7th Ditto. :To be Lieutenants, without porehase—Ensigns W. Wititfiall, •v ice Anderson, promoted; a•al J. Prendergast, vice N To be Ensigos—Unsworth. Chadors, Gent. lice Whitfield ; and Joseph OreenitiOod, Prindergrisr. 40 Ceylon Jtegiment—Wm. ltd. liendersou, Gent. to be Se.cond Lieutesiant„ without purchase. vice Day, promoted lu the York Chasseurs. 2d Garrison Battalion, Captain W. -L. Darling, of the 51st Foot, be Major; vice Hart, appointed to the Witt Pout. • 4th Ditto, Lieutenant W. G. Moore, from t!so 51d Foot, to be Captain of a Compan . vice Walsh, deceased. Is Royal Veteran Battalion, Silvesfer Fra•••er, late a Quarter- Master ift the Ist Dragoons, to be Ensigo, vice Carriqiie, de- Ir • COURT MORGNS This was an Assignees of 'Met 1). W ir to ttfOsiter cerh • 4ti•i i kttit, Messrs. Kendal .'rritiding in till and.eneaged in ,Defendant offeril chester. Mr. IC him, and tied - interests. , lie Committee, an inidowni vcdess waeditig the , i*o so, indeed,.,that re f ry much.eM4a • to the iteceisiri I TI4 said', .he had ut therm though i it. To these.' and his partner was aware.'he disguise, he t hi tip) : 7 -The Rai tarn premises,' cent. This let he granted tai 'I4M-, a lib* lariat:ls per thair.bood for ,Whainb-lease A that, day the 1.5001 cif whict cash, the rema: 4301`; .eithh to atlier.weirstot, ,vancle o the*. !,Janary. • first ssUf year' 405 . . Messrs. Kendal Ike' Assignees n, brought , These circurnsta ceased. is Ditto, Ensign J. Macpherson, foam the 911 i Royal Veteran Baaalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Miller, placed upon the Retired List. 9tb Ditto, Serjeant John Birch, from the Coldstream Foot Guards, to ht. Ensign. vice Macpherson, promoted in the sth Royal Veteran Battalion. • Glertgory Lieu Infantry Feacibles, Capt. T.. Bonbory, fives the 51th Foot, to be Major, vice Al;Dounell, promoted 'un die Staff in America. BRIWE'f. • • •• Alojor C. P. de liosaol, of Itolra itegiment, to be Lieutenant- Loiouel, on the Contioent of Europe only. • , Lieutenant-Colonel C. A':'!l'Cotort, of the tat Greek Light In , fantry, to he Adjiitant-Gen•wal to the Forces serving su city, vie,. I).tvis,:deeettse%l„ Major T. Keit.th, of the sStla Fo3t, to be Deputv-Adjutanf- Gen6..11 to ilht PlOrre..9 serving in Sicily (ivith• ale rank of Li eutenan:-Colonel in the Army), vies A'Court, • 1108 PITA L STAFF'. To be limpital- issistunts to the Dimes.— Nioses White, Sonja . m n ('vnpt►ell, William siattherlaucl, Nathauiel MUrgan,, and Matthew J. I'. Lane,' GoW. BANKRSAPTCY .SUPERSECIRD. J. Yleitthcr and P. &actbunt, Stack-[troop , :Ml , l 4 Lancashire, cn W. ' ' A. Mills, Yelardrf, itiorceslershirevasttlet. 13AN.Kitu PTS.• I W. A. Mills, Wsreestr, 1011 q, may tv,io e .ik, at (a g ue_ graces, Worcester. Anoraks, Mr. Platt, Netrlkanwell..totirt ; -sad M . Hyde. , • , . . J. Eltis, lioverfordwesti mer:er, April Y 7, 49: May 31. at the Lino Ina. Shietvilbeivv. Attornies, Mr. Griffiths. South am bu pton-buildings t ;sad. AMerley aelJciErcys, Sitre ry. • T. 4 llo.Chert, Seaford, hotelier. May 9, 10, 31;" at the 'White Ina, Lewes. Attornies,• Mr, Palmer, Datighty-streett attd Messrs. link; and GM. Lewes. • A. Warrington, Shrewst try, bricklayer, April 27,x. May 31, at the •Iton Inn, Shrewqr , ry. Attornies. Mr. Crttfilles, 44eythautpton-buildings; atid afesin. Arteries' and 4efreyi, , . •4. Trent Lack, Dorhysilift, yietoteter, It;4 3,4, A 7 I o r tj; artlii',6ltik:jlhrse ton, Nmtirtgtratn'. Atturnies. Mr. Wise NottonAiraots and Mr. ilaints,,Fetter-isne.- t. 1 Ott 1110:41114)1"5 li. Ilarrisgy.ttrd. J. Ihulkiqkton. New Molten, Ystrishirc, 4 .l%; ;;Gx2it „ reissriers,MAy S 3, tbe Cnelaiiriya Nrw Mattots. 1(1" • t +A•ttorstics,'4lr. Morton. (Irofic Inn-stjuare; and Mews. o ' l 4 ) 1 Z • s' s a ri„ sad Aimpssay Neer Mallha.• :.• -e- t - ya74ls. T..Tollina, Allankipiotaneficieree, 'l,p it %Y,' the last cipartss $l, at tluildlialrx.i kithrhiA, I kill, I.aaltfaol,. *ad Walfahl;-Shattsasistlsalgtet4l:4vearstisdes. : • !MONTY!: • T. Girls , lion hqs: 4 ,Hoaailislitah,s7lle7snan. Ape; A 1 p. . 1 , 7 i t At " ot Gaddhall. Alt' Mr. Pope, Modiforikuurt. 4 . . A st"a '<fe ti ' '_risavest iratf is1.1!‘!: Mr. 11AitYr Abstaining the wag no usury hignself been the •Kensbil l is he.' wits'et . present it. lle failed; thla f illry,font being' leap '644 We fgri4rOiti "thirteen, 191 a 4 dotii t 'number. . ...: • did.. ICKINVIAr4IOgOr ' . ' . . ... ..., 7 OF - .6.l . Nqti; lti3N,Cfr..Aenit. , 1t... ~ 7 J 4WD AN Ortiz% V. a. tir• i a bitystr.. l , l2. I- ti 4 0 1 .4 1n414, 1 0 • IR' AL:Pisiedirt i i t 1 , I f ilu-,..ki,etnt!'is and geittlayeiiir o l • ' ~ tiact. late-VendhlateToi.. ..... rtte. taiitlwohltietiftir tisnty.,:-.' • ; ; .‘.- J.. . Till; die ' Plainlitrs, jilted thPai to i*/ : %. lot •Itidi. , fteystoldg. were . 4rsdeot t if f4 : : 1 the neighbourhood ; at •White 4 4.o4 tv e tuqetive•coticern ,previou s. .ol Bring himself as a • C3ndidateigt.. - 't Kendal had become .acquaintint .• , attached himself very warttlittt:- ? 'Nkomo Chairman of M. R ot '-- • ' ad expend4d considerable tuankta.geht en . to.....Celehiocr i '.entivotherwite4 o6 ,.,' nterestsef ',IF, 411:141414a40,! 60 . .1144 lat. soon afterw t ardeOtt, found .he'. harrnssed hirnsilf s ;tivid...lie . wasred o : . ry of ',applying • ttrKtiiiiirreY a , • ; e it/iv-We/OM eitqlso6l.'• . Mr. froo t i .. tot the monerybot Would borrow kri l l , - i it. he' did he must pay 15 per cent, h r . • • terms, hard as they were, Mr. 1t 00 44 • !t• were obliged to accede. Mr. Fierier: could •not•take this interest without , herefore made the following prop/ m i. .'. aukrupts hed . nt that tivne e. tense efcee. , for which they raiil(l4l.agear gi l l • • , . 'arewaS ,asligneil to Mr. artty teal'a . sab.leivie ' at it -. isetit'ef 1 901. V 4100v - 04 covered thelotereot 01.414 rcent. and as collateral security luta,* I.*the principal,., payable inlive,yeara rr ! was executed on the Bth of July... .5001, was to: have been advanced; .. . . :h j , hoviever, 'Only 10001. was* paid miniog 5001. was paid in two notes, lit . nice At these was pelt! when :dgeolle • ~ hot anather hill given ;• and, the :ad- sehole,was not cotnivicte till the ltithif Nt:„Ote _2l at , of Mardi.rupowing, toe ''S interest on the 10301. setountint* % - s paid f• it': littliay`.. ..i4wan Wit t al and Reynolds became baukrupti,iiii' ! . coming to a knowledge of this trim., - A-the present action. • . J 4 instances were proved in 'otidente. - • ' sir pleaded his own cause f and by.crias.' witnesses, attetopted to prove three r in the transaction, and thatAeAtil. the:sufferer, by his wish to serve Mr, a. had borrowed the money for Net, sa i d tt paying . an interest of,,lttper ceistaer I; - however, to make opt; this case, sod.* td a'vordicifot the Pleintiffihrnsges f . titre* Ate*, the.. itmouttl'otthe 5134 • 'iS . 74 - tiin.easesnitiNitotiktplaat *Wok?. wg franktri bin/leen , 1100Y!:111411*Matut 'he distalco,.../.01 floliwOesy ail it , n 4 ISir,iiitit.T o , ill IS riTtioutel . h e y ADltet w i: Face 4it sheielf' . aniAfeliiiii.i4 ;:l. er of Viv i TF, whitJ3lr. II t ies or * -.3... -, ~... . • ,• ~ fq , t • •• lined . syiegre . big fticeilliffis W•ire !te4gtte..tu,.e. caravaisivr. Vortaro, i - A 11•411/ AO .thippeti - for 14 aw •S. 1 , ~ t Iheii'.4 . e'r# 'two boy, of the age •,: One of fiftee n.. Vie Mitg,#o4g, *P, k _ -, ul - ' from their 44fiplitynt*"..** . ft 'T wf t ,itahratmomv.,,, ; • •- : A . . ; Irershise.centribvstesl more essentially • Y t rna lyepsvisesg th i ntri k obr t4ic!i br e i4e Ail itivr, j )tert.t.torp. fepple4f every rati_t ? r iswor.WettiOk,iiirtvolevie 4he . tofti!tit!ar . . ;~ c r