The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-13 00:00:00

! i La , ' Psom rot LONDON GAlSErngi JUNE' IL ), 'es , AdLnindts 00,0tisrIN S. int ' - * 1 His Royal Highness the Princenegatihivtng graciously pleased, by his Order in Coatlcil of the 6th 141st. to approve of a proposal submitted to his Royal Highness by the Lords Commissiottert of -the Advil , rally, form% increase to the half-pay of the Contmis sioned Officers of his Majesty's Fleet ; this.is to give note; that the following rates;of half-pay have been ettabliglieti, to commence on the tat of July next, Unt!er the slow regulations and restrictions as at pre , sent in force, viz. FLAG °yr; OEII9. 'sr . .14 11 .r e NficH 1711 . 41 1 1e411 foßpol alie frf b i StUg s. P - lit B. nor' dti a 1, called imp le I Hos, of SANKRUpTcr sifiNEReEDiD. *. • r I .' : ), leadotep.•Weatmorlaad:placi,gltrivadl'elitde4alOUNll: iiy Lit-' tle S. Thomas W, Irraneklis., the, Christopher Ina; - __ __ _ ___-.o sad Dur foot, King's Bends- - walk; Ifessplei and Mr.. - Plsysick.. Bath. J. Sutton and J. Bartlett,-,44k-street, Bloosashory i. .shoe-. makers, 'little 18, 25; July en i afGaildhall, Anoraks, Alessrs.t Maybe* and Price, Sym s tiiii: ' • T. Haager. W a tling street. Cbampflde, botcher. Jame 21, 25A, July 2.3, at Guildhall: Attorniesrs. Chapman and StefaCile' Little St. 111011131 Apostle, C'a le. J. Makkah Haaway-streer,!* fated-street, woollen-draper/ June 14,25, Jitly 23; at littil4hall. 'Attornies, Messrs. Do& notion and Bowden, COpthall-hulldings, 'fhrognsorton-street. T. B. Fader, Birmingham, liquor-merchant, June 91, ' 4 151 July 23. at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. Pontos, Wise °flee [ court, Fleet-street. J. Jaaasiay, Parliament-street, draper, June 21, 25, July i 23, at Guildhall. Altaraits, Mears. Winubire s tsad BON I, Old 1 Broad-street. . ! M. Vernon', Chipstead;Serrey,„ farmer, . June 14, 25, Jely 29, at Uuildhall.• .Attornier, Messrs. ilebary, .sradaostwe, sod Currey, l.iocoln's . Inn-Adds ; and Mr. Penfold, Crbydon, _,._ j Surrey. . , • • - , S. Matthewa, •Ratelide4righonty, draper, Jobe 16 ' NI, JSY 29, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wiltshire aid WtHon, d Brood-street. A. Knowles, Fltliamplacc, Kent-street, lak-arausfae hirer, dune 18,-21, - July 13, at' Guildhall.' •Attoraey, Mr. Veneer, Lower Thornhatigh.street, Bedfast-square. DIVIDENDS.. July 2.J. hunt, Hackney, schookaastei-Joly 4, J. Creed, Weymouth cud Idelcambe-Regis, vietualler-Jelr 4 .W. Allan, ipolerborietshirei inalsolder-J 1.. une 18, ..Swainsoo, Nag's Head-court, Graeeeburch-stsiset, loserance-bioker-Jody 2, D. j Griffiths, Canterbury, linen-draper-'-July 2, P. D. Vail Dyck, A. J. G. Leuven, and W. A. de Grafter Vilik, Mollies, aser eltauts--...A tog. c2„ ' G. Machaq, HaddersSeld, grocer,doly 2, J. Bishop and J. Terry, Madstime, upholders-July %1./. Bar ; ilia, Narrow-stryet,•Limeirousr, titaber-mercliont-r-Jusie 28, A, Aglio. Bread-street, Golden-square, dealer-July 44 W. Mum ', ford, Davantry, Northamptonshire, draper--July, `S O .T. Cliff.' 1 S. 16ehardson. Tokenhoarreolar.d, merchants-July 2, I) IV yittr•;' Waltham' Abbey, grocet-jbly 9,W. Inglethara. Port man-mews, Portman-square , haektieyman-July2f W.-White brook. Critteltedsfriass ol ob:oraierqbat-July 16 J. Hurtley, Dolton-le-Moors, printer-Jul y 3.,. N. Carkeet. Skinner-streeg Snow-bill, ti pholsterer--J al y• 0, It; Wright, Warebam, Dorset shire, mercer-July 11 fl,. Pall, Lewes, Susses, butcher. June 21; D. Bruham,. high H --/- olborn, glass-man-301y - 4, ' Halliday; • 11411dna, 'Yorkshire,. worsted.spinnek J4ly .2, '1 Grey. and T. Lever, Neweate-street, wontrest.triowalop.outaL facturers-Jude 21, J. Parry, Quality-conrt, Chancery-lane. scrivener-3aly 2, T. Howland; Thorne; Oxfordshire, earn , - - ' D. C. . Pootifex. Holborn, silk-mercer--. July. 5,' I J. Price, Bristol, nieichants- 7 .101, 2, J. J.. Long. , mercer-:•Jull 9, I. Price dnd W. Cross, Bristol ints-JitnelB, It. Ocher, • W. Godfree Bad W. P. Mr Cheapside, lacenten-J lily 5 , C. S. Mi r lwarti, Monde; miller-June Vtf, T.*Jack'boo r Argyie4treil, 0. tailor.! . • CERTI FICATFS-Jotx 2.. -• -bbOtts, Ladles. Staffordshire, seradealer-J. Barker st'i' o muter John Clark Salle Ersign vieepersse. Jniterland. erocer.-6, Winter, Newbury, Berkshire. groe+ 6"'th Ditto; Brevet-Major W. 11. T l aYntkin, • from the 64th Foot, -3. Starr, Leeds. nierehant-T. Ambrose, Ballet's }lull-cum ? in be c a pu l in of a c o n i pany; v ic e G a lbraith, w ho e a- wine...merchant-T. Coward, Fountain-place, City-rtiad, ear. clousges. . . .. . . ... pettier-T. . sigs,}3 3 l,- place.. 11°1 b ,ru, scriveaer-4. Robson, Ensign Henry 11.1 arson, from the 2 d Garrison DattaliOn , to be jan.Newsiastle-opus-Tyne, inerehlut. • -Lieutenant, without purchase. • .-i - ILIABTNEIISHIPS DISSOLVED. . • 61st . nhio. Oispolia A. Hartley •to- be Major, .without per- J. ans tLn i vg i va n , - B a t , m 4. - m oors , Lancas hi re, a n ist i n _ nia „ thase. • ! aufarturer-J..2asith and .1. 19isacalf, Congieton, • Cheshire, ticedet.ant Jahn Chilsehase to be Captain of a Company. by 'P . ~ veep , gra e-M.I. ilk-throwiters-411 Pam) , aid J. Dale Li eel t • • percharasvice Horton, promoted. ' • nufacturers-J. bluiraird T. Ilianekor, Liverpool, merchants. hid 1 1)itso, Llrian Gaxisor, tient. to be Ensign. vice Power, dis- • I ~ .. .;ss • ,rirlsred the service. ' alb Ditto, Captain .1. T. Galbraith , from the 60 th Foot , t o be . 'The Average Brice et / SUGAR. for the Week, ending June captain of a Company, vice l•aviiton, who exchanges. 18, is a... Pt-per Cwt. Ilst Wu, Lieutenaut 3ames.A. ltoy to be Captain of a Coto- I, -Average Pvicea of CORN of EiNGLA ND std W ALES,- per patty, without pu rchase . • .quarter. (via. the.J . teturst...euding June 4 t ' thli Ditto.. A. N? Ingale,Dent. to be Ensign, without par- : - Wheat. I - Rye, i Barley. I Oats. I Beans i Pease. 1 . ()atm. . I . . , . . .T .• • Atilliikl.t. BRIDGE . COMPANY. ' - A • 1 ib‘orot inn, t o I i t e‘ stwnir ~. , but " ~1 • . The tOttts Cll,lkricti.colt gave out his . .fatal order lie h e i i) t e lliiet t iii #iiiao. ? 11 rCtinititinn Ifi, - in this csse,- on finding that - the. Companies had not; 111 7 ft wint V v"Ye ll a 7 g. te in; : ve .. 9A. e: tV• rateur:l;ritrii." ...4: ' ibeHara ... eia '' itioe' adjusted the question since it woe etgued. astummy, l ' ffeftlatelil il( the rokwifir aLiorderV) WWI a * 4001 1 mak Ot mended by his Lordship. The facts were, - Th at .. fde.l , : l ; P 11 1 ? v ,"., - "..," 1 ::""? 44 " d " v 4°. "'" *; '"' If a f 7 thillhin i tti s tvhich are the jiff illlk Nunn, the landlord .of the Royal. Oak 'reeern near ' I l i a io r tie - c t aiiil t il t' I rA rl fter 101 l i iat ion int n : : I es' ),:;),:r: i na nit Ala i Tr:: A ie lll r g . c; , n •,11 A fOiiid ' the Bridge, had been sued in ejectsneet to be evicted i a wish, at an e:irly 'levied , or• priolire, al rem. iii,ivlevit from his premises by the West London Water Com• final the jourance nf we vite lact.tksK a prbe equally clagetnel and rebuilding part of - ,precip.inwfxrif g raorill.6ficlitinners. ). . ... . - - .'"rht , ti • tare nr.tiliteW we. finee:des4 fed wit It. ......‘o, _.ighti( ,-- _ chase, vice Tbackwriv ' promoted. . 85th Ditto, Ensign CharlesNayler to be Lieutenant, by purchase : it. a. vice Wilkinson, promoted. ' 71 - 3 , 86th Ditto, Ensign D. Bradford to be Lieuten ant, vice * White, •• deceased. . : • Lieutenant James Birket to be Adjutant, vice 11I'Quarrie, "It. ..A few days ago, the Matti pipe of the New River resigns the Adjutantcy only. 8/ith Ditto Asgstant-Surgeon John Wright, from the ed s e . ! ComPallY, burst in Russell-square, opposite the. merset Aiilitia, to be Assatant , Surgeon, vice Walsh, appoint-, house of Chief . Justice Glues. All the lower part cd to the Nth Foot. ' of the house wan overflowed, and damage.to a con- Slst Ditto, Ensign H. fil , Dougall to he Lieutenant, without siderable extent caused .by the del purchase, vice D. Campbell, promoted. uge.—Tite_ ..Gas 96th Ditto, Hospital-Assistant W. Sankey t o be . As s istant-Sur- ' Light Pipes, in Westininster, also blew asp,. but germ, vice Colton, promoted in the (2 . 2 d Foot. lst West India Itegiment , Lieuten ant Thomas Ha y , from the l without any damage, except the dislocation of the '2Gth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice ; :paving-ntones. • I MELANCLIOLY APSE( Vie-..-AtilMlMlCtiOnt 14 d. 43 0 s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. A. d. 36 8 '25 5 44 3 48 6 31 3 _ p° try, for slot repairing t premises he held as sub-lessee under a do an . Chapter of Westminster, which were burned w:p by accidental scite of which, with that at the tavern, had heen.contracted for at a sum of fear' ihousand pounds by the Bridge Company previa°. to the ejectment, with the knowledge 'of the, West London Water Works Company, to open the Com.! ruercial-road. Thulgignction prayed by Mr. Nang against the ejectmest,was made absolute. • . ellfaidero to. the ie. __ . 1-oferie kit le rditili erbblitlir evety - slferirs ertlettlit " of Debility, whether arising from the hoOts wf 5ek....1-hovsie, the iodulgeades gritOatietv age; thiit tiereneeinvsi of thes i t icon its women witWhis 9 iolle4l . lkareetmelli or Sterility : %cm • Weakness, °ltem, Opals/ . Dreamt t as els.. tures, wilt -titer recent or of 'bong duration, teed witkh•hnse hAtted the skill :If alAter •pro ril etient, tire 11% oar prewsi im proved pl:to of . treateteut etietiteally ili , ed• whitestt the potkeeiti(fering the escaiehilitig -pus awl .alarto. itle, Hemorrhage• will& freqoelitly 4410 , ut the Itrelichailps 4 the lunor rgustic. In the eaurse of tar eztenibee pinogire thlk mkt:Ovid% intejterotti fate; ofstrictures keve - beet ap.i are dad). ;bider Oar nit", the total eradication of-..chick is elk'clei by witife,-eerbile rindikpeditioes mode of core, serer* Is en, other yet sol;bpied. • The -wealtatis, • fitlit‘4oo4, ird Wily, proeeedine Trois this ioTploltst, are speedily--remora, ' to and, ylievpis health,: Set i. atimel,. Marly • COU'eT OF-KINGPSBENCH, Jess 11. ° Iv' lox- Gilmour. - loyal - 1 1 aggnn Train, Major Thomas Aird to be Lieutenant- ---- ,-- - - , , Pacu Colonel, without purchase, vice Langley, who resigns. lamentable , took place at Shercock, in the . connty '- • .': belmot s- v• 'kph -.• . - liitidihi 1 49 ieilt . oed onti r and Captain George Darley to be hlajon o vice Aird. lof Cavan, on Monday, the 30th alt. , Ind :hie teen • This was an action tried at Maidshotelit - Outlast . re ' ll • r - - " 4.- . : *here ..the debility has for year,- oiit _..,...a - •,,._ - eattre. , pent , 'A Garrison Battalino, W. Duncan, Gent. vice Matson, pro- • a • • rooted in the sorb Foot. ` stated to the public in the Dublin Jr:turned, and the .Assizes . •- ' • • ...-'• "; ••• •• . i aerattee la Mir restorative retuettles.is initiepetnit74-ntet/nltiles . , BREVET. g manner .-- the shontn,rin I, ks of life d ci. I Freeman's Journal, after 'the followin • The Plaintiff -sought to recover damages' for tbe ; to wilf e ..g• Par life,. A. 0 0tvaltvite 1 W Lirotroant-Colonel Sir Baton bheridan. Bort. of the COM-. i 44 nallutieP. •. i • `, , •-• .. , ,-..- • .• .:-.7 .. .!). ' ; -,.. stream Regiment of Pont tiutirtiS, to be Colonel in the Army. 1 .At the fair. of Shercock is the county Of.CAvatt ' imprisonment of his • wife. 'Pie Defendant Was lei 11l 9 . . 9 , 4 amends, liiittasentre.ate•setwlt'llgitgraOctio• iill 4 st.(n 0 * htecifltf %iv . tl • • rinotfltra '4t writ iteilliv •ha - To - be•Lieutroant-Colonels in the A rmY-Mitiors Thoinas.F.-.1 several trilling disputes took place between the Pro. clergyman and a magistrate.. • A than' hail heed . ti - tot,, s Ls E . „, . 'ice. _ Ag o , .. _,- f . g. ~ . p theringlinin, of the 34 Regiment of Foot Guards; and Peter testataand Papists : but •at siz in the evening , the brought before him on a.charge of. felony,• , And AI el: • P 6 A l lf L t i e , • •-` 1 72 ! ' n • `. t's '''.. 1 01 .. 6.i 'lro - t-. he. f i latl 4 P. rr w es 4o ",... or "a w. Lainhert, of the 9th Foot. i . 1 tis t a t tl e • our. . a .rol p . „ r 0,....„.ti1f .r .! Q M ..,: Mfg Bennett WaS - the only witness against hint 1i .i NI .' Au . ot • 1 ilf.ei .piljer ot rs,.likeetivied‘.-Tve trot Quit ,-,---- er" i% • :",1 .'' • "." - 7 :. • • To he'MAjOrs in the Army-Captains Edward A. Angelo. of the'l'inatter became more serious, and there was a ge-i 1 '`e • gist f oot ; and W. L. tierces , of the Regiment .of Men, i neral-ery , as of flee pounds for an Orange: evidence-having been taken tefore the• Defenda'ut, tie . tr--Y .lAti... ;g. 40444 WeinthliihAPlit , •. ! ",., cone ' usual, , _ A , • . : man ; a few of whom tieing recognized, w ere- se.. re to give security for her appe ring ogatoSs . der . r . - To be Majors in the Army, sod to serve as such in Portugal, Wit4ol4‘ll4ln.iloul tiSattlion. of Afro_ r obin under the Command of Lientenant-Gentral Lord Bercsford verely beaten, and with difficulty made their escape ated thit ' 6 l'hi the Prisoner at his.trial. 'She in - -reply at !_ 1 eittrfia a soh hey ifitse,..Og . the Aleet i l itglit,-.go k iet t : only--.Captnins hiehard Corroll, from the i sth • [ ' not *ice into the ho se alone Carrot, where an Orange Lodge her husband , was.. abs tit, and requested itididgence....„slPag . •. 1 .* i l e th4t. . st l i .t .. .- 4 " llitY "+- • -•' r ' - Haw ksb4w,plated upon half : ;J: 11. Item itt, from the ;, . "" 11 ".: e ii. '' r Web Pereatitill 4 WOO.; A*.sibefe clue f ah Foot : Thomas St. Clair, from the Ist Foot, ;G. NV, Pate, ; - held : the doors add ' windows were assailed with -- 411 - 1 . , ' crab until nest day to put in her recognizance. ;Ike De:••.. l .ea u z e tp:,, s o • . 1, 4 -, ; ....,... 40 ,..._ ...i1ty...b0i*",,,.., c,„, from the 32c1 Foot ; and_ Peorge , 11. Zalcblke, - from the 60" th ' stones, but the Popish mob did not succeed in getting i fendallt.said • such . indulgence .was unusual; Init ht-.lni.lie 'blear :P , ..., . 0 alien *jut 44 , Junto. Isiot. in. They then paraded the street in great force, and sent 1 ' that nt mishit 'i , intik or hoefirialow with odd' wouldgrant it toiler. She was accordinglynuffered t , i , t - t I. 4t . a /. (4.0 . 4 , 4 . . • ieg . . STAFF. . „lit esit mt., i et; •bv tite•tft Lientennat-Colonet ClLmnent Martin Edwards; of the 3d Geylon a message to• Lieutenant irVi in p,• w h o r e s id e s i n the cto go, but did not return according to promise next i vtorevaar reiStwalityn, - usisutOrateus 'ef -ea experience. it raiment, to be DeputyQoarter-Mastor General tn the-Forces town ; to give up the arms and ammunition which heldaYv nor did she come -f or a -Week after,' when only tlf toe miss of Rat:otitis fli : kiss knee begub 'to tck* Inno?! in - ilie Wind of Anita, rues Phillip., appointed Brigadier- I .lBd • .but he declined doh d - th tt tk iid doily,* so, Qtt ey a a et s . vigr, much anxiety w iile.otv.veitted by an t ic k c•*.nler lone day intervening between that and the day fiseu. o t i on el m s (w og - ,w - tai a . t a ~ el i cit • 4iiic a l . . . _stat, , these . .No great , General in Sicay. • • • .. i • t forthe . trial - of the Prisoner; the Defendant-sent a '•wiil i oicer. - • • , • . ihrputyJissistant- Comatheary-Geoevol Jake Cabls to be as As.. I, houjie most fulionslf, breaking• the windows, and a - . . ~ ., . , . .._ ~ , ~ . - . ~ . • ...,, tostaut-Piiiimimap-General lathe ,Forces. item pting to force the doors. with iser-i wilt s women. who save, loag beta .diveardeled*t m " F og b l eatairt'avtilin be message, desiring she woeld-come forward . . .. espeeftwkos4rictdotif.d.ral.. hr sature.4; matt it imatiesases, ?ooh Deputy Assistint-Oikaraismirlev-detteral. its the tomes- I prevail John Henry %WIT, Geil.; James Theetpilia, Gent s Alex. evaded on some of hit Yeomanry tb rewukiss' 'i n his I , security. This she not only refused todo, hart der such defetti• are tayablelty isedieal skill- - • • ander Brander., Limit.; Thomas hiorvie, Giat.- winina, i house front the early4rt of the day WilliAti. Oro.l Oared nothing'should.turce her to appear 0 Ses . • Patients in the C,,iplitep ere re it so mate the panics the --- - : Irarii4if . tlie 'eit - se nfre ' lie 'at ti i, • snot Broyhrook.e. Gent. ; George •Elliot, ,Gent. ; G.. C I " 11 " ti ll I test himself from ill tack;- as to keep the* from I sinus, to give evidence against the accused.--.,nt . N.de for A u d ' oce I:l4.ll4:ie.Anise"'"'et and r the uuae "rt 'sy s l l l4: l l nr orward ei 81;ut.; Ar: ..sreig.Gern.; Thonot.•‘ Arnold. Gent. ;•T. r d ; 1, • eout,-Geet.s Tboinas ?Cogent, Gant. ; and•Geinge Barnard; Idb/consequences of rioting: sled, et the mottie... nt the ; Defendants en h - aria g Ahis went toiler, And used • 1.. iitcyjihrt of the. •Kirtiddrn. • . Gent. , . mob were just forcing open the they fi t* Outn '. The secret .. *Ai b;in sto ' 1 sad Or every argument In his .power.,.to induce her! to go, .• . ) c • ~silo. to our undertahtegs;- . . . .. HOSPITAL STAF. , door, his quacalnins w hick' we h.ive presumed to rae, form she bale volley of.blank but this seemed to Tibritatelbut withouteffeot. Upbn which he issued' war,. Wow. Purveyor William Usher tolte Purveyor to the POrees. cartridge, of int-preteieituts:'n rid' in coincidence!. viilh such this lot intetion ty . . lto tie liospitaf.A.faistauts to the •Porees-Jameis lienuedy, and 1 the rioters the -wove; and they attacked with re- . rant to her into Custody. Upon ibis warrant - Airco, that •ffressrs..Cu Ole and Co. may be consulted ley phlie'u t ,..... Thomas Stoditirt, Ovum . I doubled fury ; when the yeomanry driven -to es. she we. apprehended and taken in a coach lb. the. batik N of either sex . itli the . rls% secrecy and honour, at OK^ 1' .The Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry. • •., • ir.401 sfloson-gardine 84 Regiment, Militant --.---• legle, wi t the P'entibchd Carp tremity, were obliged, in defence of their jives; to ! place of trial the night - before the triel .. ca llte -011 .7' 1 '12, : ..* C.VRIL eau co. Surgeoes, No. 107,.Hastni4artirs. of 1,,,1inn Grveiv. to he Adjutant (with the rank- Ensign), 1 fire ball castridge. Unfortunately 13 of these d eluded I She was taken into Court, and upon her evidetteel .- ,. . . • ice, c husidler, appointed to the ‘2d Begiment. '41E510 ItA %UAL wretcbes•fell victims to their folly, and a vast num.! the Prisoner was convicted ;. for this imOsoninent . B : HIS .h 1 Ai F,.._ST Y'S ROYAL LETTER'S PAT F,N TS. • ; The appointment of Captain T. Smith, of the Derby Militia; I her ofthenv, between 46 ;Lad 50 bate been woonded: o -of a day and night; -her husband; the present Plaine ,;. .4.kia'S agNUiNE PILLS jestly (IMPOut 9 •to he Captain of a Comptany in the 3d Provisinaal Battalion of —(Dublin 'Journal.) .. •.; ' l i tiff, brought bisection of damages. •.• • for.cuting, in all its stnges. • the Vi•nerent.Diseate. 00 * Mia, it! Stated lo the izetttrof 26th Febroary hat, has not • i small Pill is u d:ise; and the taking of lint box in n remittal.' taken a, pine+. ' " MErANCROLY tercets of' ORANGEISK.—" Wit The Jur y, , under' die .directiou . et - the Judge, I with soon cotivi.nce the.patient of me rertniuty of a speed! fe The appointatent of Robert :SP Dnugal, Gent. to he Ensign in • Cover ... ' hi .C9lll he better contrived more safe, or war have seen a letter from the county Cavan; which in.l f°t " td for the Pleintiff—Ditullt g et ll ' • • ....''''' ''•• 3% ' 1 ' ng ' ----' ' ' '-'' *1 • "' r" MP Hst Pool, asstated in the Gazette of 9th 'April last, nag not . ..-• ehuvenietit alt ; N ag remedy 'or soca 11 WV art to gay laken place. . . [;mates the horrible and melancholy fact, of 24 men I The verdict was entered, with leave for theruek nies, onto sea. Os it needs au confinement :or restraint of diet* ERRATUM in the Omar* of 19th April, 1811.1 t 're •• " ' bio prow I Jowl s * y . rs e *feria:ice On uo extensive prectire) _ 1 icred, in ' . Orange fendant•to make an epplication to set it aside'. ;P. - • . 9th Fiwo. • - I - - - .1 *Atha' ti will etret . a -ture.Witea reptated salivation roc Volunteer Ati Ira pini h. from the 78th Eitel, tact lie 'Ea- loth - avail • - For ' tht. Scorvy" t . .. ii.,;:i, i ice AP Doga‘ it itt action, read Volnosecy Am- ..i Alsordeis, -4, has wit its pft!hol• drew Shritb. from dia .78th - Foul, to Le Eliblitii, skislOppu.- .Stitc..Xlperessas of .i. have Itaid4p!berisled. ,- , . above --01 disorders, ---;•otaph--- . . • ' . .... . . . . . . . Creren-qpice, Joni 10. :41111M1i-tll.‘" * ~. RETURNED. vo . iwavp 1,71 THIS PRE - ' • SENT PARLIAMENT County of Witterfosti• , • ' 3'he Honourable Gi4irge Ileresfiasid, commonly called Lowl . • Georg. Beresford. in the room of Sir William Carr Beres ford, K. B. uovi Iliriiii Bor•esfotd. culled up . to the house of Peers. • . - t ., . • • a .• .:-. City Of Bilk:rimy. • '. lie I I . ;in 2 Chnelee /lanyard ISltler, in the room -of Overington 1111;nileo,Ltu wk wg: exisptd olte.OffiCe Of lisChilatof of ;filet:art. ' • ''• • J . - . • :•11A Nie*lipirs. , . • 0 , 3. W. n a rvey, 11/ Weigh, tires. honker, June sk i alayitas to9aihltusll. Adornies, Mears. Alliston r HuutHeAvy, owl Ploy! , Freetinul's-euttrt, Cornhlll. , • ' IL Mackay, Isivetpunl, weellen•draperi Snit 4; 5,43,1811 n Buil and s P4urls Baal lan, 6sl , 4rPfol Am.reltst , PAirrAllior ton, nverpool :, sviel Mr. Maki T emple. J. I). Giunnelli, Cfnelt4ane, &bitten 'eld, plnster of Paris tonna faeSsirer: June 21, 11, -July 09 Air naildigil•-• • Alesistutlf. 3 1 ) Ishutisotil, Wartrielt4clutru, • • • • • , , J,ll Pnniels, entnibpinarket,'viettuilleOune 14, 15: Jul 28, at Guiltlltdll. •AI entitles Meson: Chopusknand *eve*, '1•11 t1e, ! 51. 'lllooun liPaeliet Chellitidgf. j . -.' w. Vranekling,fin.tiu,,chyrnest. Junel7. 28, July 23, at tli Ch r istopher Inn,. pan.. - - . Attornies, 11Ieists. Maildford amil Btu _., it.th . . , . . , .7, • •- • - • • ~ Cl a ir/4MM'. • , • . • ... . . • . . _ . „,....._.,....._......... .1 - ... -.. . 1 . ~,, • •. 1 ' . ' 11 , 400 : IitIfrOPOVV6E. ~ ... • PREP AlAriolB%tX VMI' PARKS. •: . - 4 . •, ' -,.......:- '''' • - . .. • rou frt o i c i l 4N c akza l ni . ii. 4 , . i - Stx•Vioisilisti Mk** ..igildellitiire kpil efcifectiotA •t: ~.. ~ - . ...., "."' , —.., , .- t. '1 ' the eides le 11' feeiVigit; thttlie . Mee ereeted ire St:10 o • '. , •'• .." LOBO >K sauotatirinen.e..*leintas. , , • . Pork in the witinetn boleti, o_pposlte'to t h e Gras ' s t 4 6 ' MT. ' 4IART. move fOr en order to em p o w er. th . t 9 •,,Petki •Theyiftir'h'iPlatitid'iiiitiVio web e tb ei s q uf te •••• 6 Noble' Plaintiff to • obtain the possession. of a, chest'," " 7 . 4 tteile. ' Oppesins to eittrollit Ilii:sittitirwestirit 0) - 1 . r' who is-executor dtAeit.thei lattivill and testa ineot Off .. , *Vibe Greet* Perlt,AtittieietlietTektillar e4i 6 u er mil e a Mr. 'Nickell,. deceased, - leaving c . 4stutqldi trod : building, ode of which if titefpleter.4:.and the.,;otlitii • , 'llll4On'and heir. The tifennistinces weret that the 006 fr aiv yistivaityninpoottt:4 t hoo k idneic , , - 004 • ‘. . teiteter; - whose .)iin" . *1! th e - Sheriff of -Lention, : beinti" -J o itie.latteryoud t tifttheria thsateett:Tarkilli .•.- wanted to raise money. , on Nandi? occident, Which!groused iii fi g.: r l : 4 h:e taij Ored Y m -Tee: iit i d e ai ii :nefe f°r :,:i: ce t# ' ' " Nviiii hi thahabitef'doint, •4hiouglis Mt. Detis; his , % /who're understand, Will be a.'Tentple, Ofii..tt rite l . .. , L ..• soft r, who applied to M • e. EdriiiiiitrWiterifor•ti . hie. f or m, ' - peciliderY loan "to acteitiModite . 10404* end enabla,7 ,feet high ! . , The thither for buildiript,hai heetilit.oo r ee ' r e _ hi to supply the • dentiintl-of his , employer .` •The, 'CM& peeporitig ..4 Milbank,' from *bid* 6? * r ie• 4 • sum of 10001; idvaiteed by Mr. Witers; was sechred Waggon-I °ad; "Arrived : yistardaY. , •Thiseitennii,4l t he t .• r . ' by' Mr. Davis, of be lodged' *lith' him an Iron chest o`eivple,• it is.said„ is ,mended for•At-itlistilty a iii; 1'•I Nan hefr'hiein belonging to the heir o f his ptincipal;ri f icics, andsthe•out-buildiugs...fer .thail.pripar* . 1 4 vi ountainlnt- a quietity of jewels 'and' finely 1 4 . 0 5. 'i k ee pi n g the watery, rockets, and otlier,devicee. .t e r it i &c..theittettierandete of which the Noble '' Plainti ff th o se in St...lanies!trark,,workinen are t•: .1;‘1.;40a44 • I, I inspected; lwertrer to put in 'hie answerte bilt Of ::-p a i n ti ng f.citesporensies.opt 'Cenci: for ttlis,Toepki .; i- ' discovery filed by the heir at law egainst'tlie trustee's,: asalSo the: bitildintie the4aidens Of Csr.tt r ew ett • . .if se. 5 , it not being potsitAir . tWAiring an' action ,of Trevc,..-e_ 1 i is 4lso. reptirted ' that • these wooden holia4o4 o . ; 41 . e- against Mr. Waterf,' fitt.the Solicitor YrholdodOtt *Odell eil tc'sPorarY., barracks for ON fti "fett"ile• i the abbot was dead. •:e.slffr. Waters ip hie answer 11 0- - i expectediathis country. ly 1 . ld nutted' beino in poilleision eUthe chest,,ye dented 1..". „ . • ... - . ... .... • any knowledge, of. its. contents; he • had lodged jt I glues ' „ . i isr.ifctt.— w e. ere requested iminediatotr te I d lY • With his bankers. Under those considerations hiii . • i d i itetidicii misstatement 'which has -1 ~ p eered in the .Z a, , bad net a dolibt.; bet his Lordship would grant .. . . cause ' of 0 . , ~ motion. •• • • 7 1 pers of the Vdl - Mr. BAltLasit opposed 'it, on the ground that . a•' ; . t , e E s e , ,on Per4o,2. 0! whlcht the g"'erii-94411•4'....410*-'.."4 to ,, co , nclude, that ,Mesirs. Townsend ai1e,.k..1 , ,14 .4.. , . Coast ef . Equity was not in the kiiblt of 'deciding in . 7!1°1" t h e par t i e s , a re u nknown , . int", l Par -1, " . .!tn , . • f i ll - the ceseaof - chattels or goods; jives iok.'similar to•! i c k , L - d • somitore, .iu, !fittipie-b . in I had attempted f1..4.040 . ,., , ottestite„ for which reason he trusted ' i lk, is or ~ - . the draft of 4.iiin. iti their own ttnin.f.4o thel):oo.4- 1 ' • ship would dismiss the motion with *costs.: • ! - dice ef the fitric at•lave . of "the cwitiaed .‘",r4iftrie xi, -• The Loan . Cm/tercet:toe observed, he 'Would read'. 1 4 ~• -, .- , • d ~, 1... . ~., . p ,in: - over the affidavit, and give his opinion on *fettles ! vin. reflecting on Me in ,cil ava 9 t r l i‘ 71 1 11 , 11 P 4 m4 ii. ' doy.-Mtition postponed. - . - ' fhet „should have 'peen repreteatid, ..that -tdfqii i i :li, i - • :• . ' * 'Towniend end Worth had.eotitttistest whateierite er- CxOTIDox ktoserr.t% IN THE NIATTER OF astil. l ole.!: the• 'property .; (1. .Itreat part' i ot.lo4ltiell• hi ' pefiefl:3 : J.l .11 rrY .OF ELLIS DAVIS. '. -.. ' ,1 ‘til . liCh.lo • 00,-10411 t 749 es nO.t e4100,k1 3. , 0601. I, , ead ' ar . i ' A. I The LORD CHANcELLOtt . dismissed the •Petition on ' 25,6,0.1.) than.' as4,.ezecutori arldi.teliftevitlet die I. : ins.: t h e g r ound of informality, as it was signed by the i g!fee", .' , lltli'' . ifre.ilslit)Vei.Utrthti.thilottat-relit-ott• 1)e. Solicitor instead of the Attorney• General; .and alsoil gintil svW : -ao4ouirdf.aftor'itlw . teo.t4oAo'c*tt. 4hi • • an- became an application: had - not been made to the VI- •:.hii , boxi . ektitt. Siihicenteiletiald i ftr i llootv4tlhete te'' - sitar, without which prelimiudry step .the... Courejle died , ' it'a:i fiat PTA% Us !lii . .relstl*f. h 11111#.: ot Seek Ili eeL could net Interfere, as .the • reason assigned for snob' ,- will lievitiVaince-beest.lost er sitilak,boiswes, s e t., omission was not-sufficient, viz. that the Visiter had' i Ofiettioniniite ' #ifeelsgetila'A the olf#, L ak ,Doeterst f ir• ;declared he would not attend if cited. His Lordship..COnlinpos estiblisied f tittiottisiitli ill of* will •E. :,iennid - Wish to inform him, and .all others in the:' di‘inlittritiult.'t he duly 4.!tts , :i It gates-him o . iqiel on- 1 iiivair'sittiation, that , he would be eompelled to do portidh %%41;14 Vbrail4r idi!l siiter:• ;i. ••• ~. ~• •••• . c e ; i his duty. - The case of . the Bishop of Lincoln; Doc. .. *4O- . i . ,•-•'--..- , T.- for Windham, was in point, who bad refused-to fhb' ".••11.'I c i.l -_ • ',-..- * 4 . - i ' h itis :t. lt at lttED.. .. siThirch a Hig , sit a College in his official situation : the late . Lord'i b . ; ,? 5 , 11 • • e y P i r i f,,a . Yl e te wi t u' s „,,citt ise i r , kj e ary Need, Ea t . Soli. Int o jug:. Mansfield observed, °that if application - had', • been"teinvr: .. el •Brid4witi.r . ;.. tn Ali So oton ft ar Auctioteeme ia ler ' made to the Court of King's .Bench, he would'is.ue . . . i ' ;.. :0 ~ ..- , , 01 , FA .,...,.. ; .,.,,:77777` - : e . • " '" i his. Maiidainus, which would quickly make • the Loa- :-'' Oriftlic- eileiist4 . - U -Finac r ikeiti, s,lirelillaild •CitteraC 1111, ' I Bishop jump. .if the case woe brought in pr dyer tito.',.iscil 84 - 4 -'.4 of - . 2,. - -.'`'•". - • - • .- '.• i. 1 . At Colitinfon, . Wag 111, Ceylea, As -11414 Or • key, fore him, he would give it his due attention, - -bot at 1)r. Jiungs Anders/114' AI I).'lifpiteetOr er n itaestiele,' . ' • i "rer present he was , obliged to dismiss the Petitiotton sari • .: - ~, i ,. .. - _ ..t -_____ „4 „__‘ • .:___,..7_4„.,_,,____.4., nor., . . ..':' ''' :-.. • . ... - , SIPITRLII9NV. • • ' . •- . :. . - rm.' wont o f ils informality.. "oil, I Motion , dismisied. . • '. 'N-00 4 11Pliitilkrkint.0 • rAlttii.bdreVide.re' eitintialty/ .1 THE KEST 'Ll1)11110N WAT TR.IIOILite'CONIOANY W. • Tit ; In destiny Hymeneal happeneso' than ftik. i': ki•llitlie 11. -. • . 06 mPque rsce or unPlanirol , tririwue. People nf every rank i l l '- . • •:."A uar Or 4: i. e unntai'deibliAlif ir.•• ' I pdti o mson,to ! kt l i n t tr.? l.,Vt(liimk, pi!! w.lie r ye tr e j . retiftr: , . end two women having been massacred, in an Ocante ' renorlovio M ai " "" 1T PF . " 4... ' ''' --- . ..! ea toot vt. vv... ,-....-,.... ~ .....-- ... affray that' occurred at Shercock , on Monthly Wit!" • Mi. 'GURNEY, in the course of lest :Terse 'O n - Lail other methods - a vail o nti t iug. Tor ' the.' *tall , . .0.4.• —(Freeitidn's Journal.) ' - • ttitied a - role , ca ll ing on the Plaintiff to show 'fit* '..o_sh.er ClormArui Pis"rttets, this Medicine boo Dm i" Nasic O ilii ii iel li; Upwards of .4.9 1 t.)4.1 peewits of both sexes have hero . . . lietterday being the first Sunday in'Tritiiti Tona l .. Why the verdict shoul d aot•be set aside, anti a 7rettilet 1 cured ..f the above cruel 11sorderc,c within the lost eightrytic:, the 'Limo 191 Alot Went in grand _state to *. !Nit's. to 'entered for the Defendant. . -. • Prepared and sold by the Proprietors. Thomas Taylor Ir! .. 11 m Members at the Royal College of Surgeons, tuationP7 • b i!heartil, ecconipanied`by, the 11:Ecoltnita l ..ertil 0 ; 1i air. C c.nwoo o now showed cattle aginit .the roltty'. . metal of fir Naoren. in° their caTriailli l an 4 the' andeentended that the Migistrathiol exceeded his tre. lege), at itteir _house, Ni.. 9, New Bridge-street ; tehe_r_e 4 e:":: City idailihils',lO'rui uniform tin .)toiltObitek) ihifil '' tboril.llii..Bennettnbeing a Married wornan site mii, i l Watt attendativetpul advice w ar e . g i . uty them is al . l , :77 . , -- li . lid of nes * * intgcolw , published an t imony by the Berstliol ' •-. at to Mile obove complaints,wwit andsolabk Peat,- Ail . they .nlet dui ,3 4 1401, and' .heard a.. tioit eze*PeO,t; not 4104 to be called 9u to eater lii,to 'recognizant', i 'by appointment, at the Pevflimert, No. 35, St. ?tiboa s..tret , 'Sermon preichotii I li elciub . 1111 i o*'ii GlisOlit4.. ' no!. 'kit& this" PitOgistrate the pp iy,iii'of • o ederin4 hit •••tialleblaili•llt. to Toy Shun, N0..7, F o kt r e: l 4 aces 44 `nioaprostiio shor"a ' liiiiii4.'ll4 n i n to Mit- !to be takes into cOtto#3 , .. . • • .: 117,h111; and .4 otte f esanitiversery voasidershie towO 14 ' _ . , •11,41vitair..e . t,c-.4ttltoies of !OF *.•9‘. cstak , - . ~r, tiigillf! .: ir I vittpknitir in titt 4:4 ' 144 'hi: ,Ciiiit ,4ovriter Ate NI , ; tout . iar mud fllo •1L...1...,0,0,,,,,,,,,,.........yeti1editibi1iee _- . ---., .- . - •. . ... ,- ,• - •- - ' ' '63 ii 4 Mansion:lmisse . "*Ner'd '''. s wat Alfist, sy l • ogoi milli or AO ut 4. pt, : t4A , , . #l . 04...ttfolitio't at 4 i tt o ; t b o t t ; 41 , 1 , 1444 . rma . isiiii i ao k h ip .. .t 0 ,„ 4 ,, at toe I tNiereilididittliitif (d let eifilote • ris Sli. 4 ' i shiolute. • 44 . % e ... / d .i. * ' * A ' 7 • ** . • • , •• . 1 ST AVISI64 ft Oros , if. in, rieeVsitei, , .- I.' • - ~ . v., ', n • . 1 . • . ~.• . .. ...,.. -• . ..,- • .- . -. ,- .- - ..... •. . •, • . . . . . .. • . . . . . . ... _ - . • 'dr .• . , / . • . _.. ... . •.. 7... • - -' n.: . ..:*";-•`-• .4 -diii i iii .s.. ..:,., ..- .•-% -. n7,:1.,.....,..,.-• . s' A. - ,:•*4.':,:n:.,,i,' Per Day. . ,C 3 3 0 f4ti • _ 1 lb .9 • Adoiirsl of the Fleet Admirals It ice- Admirds . Usar-1 iludrats -• • . • CAFTAIAS. • The Mute on the Seniority List The Rest MO . -• The remainder •- COMMANDERS. The art 150 tin the Seeivrity: List • The remainder - - LIEUTF,NANTS. • The dot 900 **the Seniority List .- 0.7 0 The neztloo.. - - OA7O , Theremainder - , - 05 0 ?heir; Lordships have also apPro Ted of an arrafige n6lat far paying in future 'the half -pay .of the Corn. 061'40144 'Unica . ' 'of Royal . Navy (Jr4irrterly, losivitt holf r yeaiiy, 'which reti4ers it necessary that their..dliiictions for.9llicers doming on half-pay, to report themselves imerediately to this Office, be tiobt itrictly attended to. • :1) , 1 14 6 - 6 • o]p ra " - • 010 0. 0-0.6 • J: IT; CRQIOER. MILITARY PROIWO*IIII. -. IVar-Ofice; innalL OW . `.. 9th Regiment of. Light Or :, lts • To he Cornets, hy_pnrchase—Entagn P. i.lingpll, tram the 74th Font, vicellabertson, promoted; - and. Geafge 'Boswell Wentworth Slat hpoole; Gent. Coldstream& Ilegiawat of Foot Guards, Hon. Walter,Fmtbes• be Knsign, without partitive, vice Shirley, promoted. • 9d Regiment of Foot Guards, Brevet Major Thomas Fotherings ' :ham to be Catania of a Comphoy, Lieuteaant-Colowel, without purchase. 9th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Gedrge Sanderson to be Cap- 'Sin of. a Company: without purchase. Ails Dian. George Crosse 'lodges, Gent. to be Ensign, sv,ithout purchase, sive Birth, promoteo. 14th Ditto, Arthur Ormsby; Geet. to be Ensign, without pur chase,'. ice •Webtby, appoisned to the 2d Dpagontic Oth Ditto, Asvistaust-Surgeon James Walsh, foss thwatith Foot, to be 'Assibtant-Surgeon, eke probuned in the 14th . Foot. 26th Ditto. Ensign Colin Canspbell4o • helleatenant, Without -atrchi • purchase. Scrivener -4 94th Ditty. Captain Charles R. Forrest, from the 9d Foot, to be I_, j u i y 2, I Major, by purchase, vice Baker. ' I }lams and . r 4Sd Ditto, Eusi nIA Minim Shar from the East Suffolk WU- 1 m i„ r i a, I , i "lia;le , • .. I merchants— .4l2lll.-Lliu • ' • . . ve, Chen c• 0 ir:w rI y , 11ir . eitase •Ite Ti d d i esex , th - MU°, r.keolFir4o4o:34ffrobater......i. jaisamisem.gmem.......sparpord_street, aloe pas" WO 'NIA. Essigu.w.Xeraisoa. ' ' G. A bbo4 Sunderland • r ~r