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L.dW LNTLLLIGE IICr . .Tork r OF EttiCH, 16. NAYULW V. HA [C. This wits the case of the schoolmaster at liendol, se!-0 obtained a verdiB of 2001. damages against tl. 'l)....teridant (a hatter, in the Strand), for a v L.•lent assault upon himself, his wife, and daughter, . Eased 'in Or report of the sittings at Westminster, after last term, when it may he remembered, the Vefendant had accompaniA a bailiff to Hendon, in older to alien the 'Plaintiff. Mr. .Istarts, on behalf of the Defendant, moved for a new trial, upon the gronnis of excessive da•• 'usages. But Lord Esstailoaori:ii observed, that it was a cane of a most aggravated nature ; and in giving a verdiEl for 2001. the Jury had taken into their con• sideratioo, not only the personal injury which the Plaiutiti, his wife and daughter, had suffered, but the di:grace and ruin which the Defendant had en oras cured to bring upon him. The rule was coa st-viand) refused. TURK D. JefUN MANNER% ESQ. Mr Serj aat VAUGHAN obtained a conditional rule for it new trial in this rice. cause had been tried the li‘t Assizes for Lei cester, and the aaian was brought by a mercer of that town, against the Defendant, for 1171. for ribbons and cockades, used upon the Defendant's Election t..r the town of Leicester. The Jury found a verdict Ins the I'laintiff. Mr. Ser;eant VA vottaw observed, that the fait was, that although Ur. Manners was the Candidate npon that occasion. lyet his brother, Sir Wm. Man ners, was ro guarantee the payment of all the ex penses of rthst Llet,ion ; aad upon these grounds he moved I , r a new trial. The Court considered it a ease for further investi gntion, and therefore granted a ru:e to shew cause. Court was occupied almost the entire day in r! , .c 'ding other applications fur new uials of no pub lic interest. N.I PAL INTSLLIUENeL PORTIMOPTII. AT RIL_IS. Arrived (he C.ra, Capt. Emson, from , fie Downs. to: usd tr Surinam, and remains at St. Helena with tFe Wert India Beet. Two other outward-bound st• in tight. Captain Em-on left ten sail under the Neu, list night.—Sailed tile I Mi 81 0 ,16, gun brig, u•i►h a fl•et frit C.,tk, at,d the t,',ai , /a, with dis patehts fur the Wt.t !Alt s.—Wind S.W. PI.VMuIITH, MARCH I. Came in the IftspAer, from Bost" detained by the Diana ttigate. DEAL. APRIL 15 Pot hack. last nig!tt. the 7 au,,to Castle Bast In dismal+. and sailed again this morning, with His M..jecry's chip Lis. for Portsmouth. Sailed the Belittle sloop of war for Sheerness. several gun-brigs on a cruise, and Ezplssivs bomb. with iris outward bound ships uncl:ir convoy for y o z ju i e t uth.—Wind N. E. blows hard. FROM LLOYD'S LliT. •lIPI'In, fit Standigate Creek—The H.ny and Jana, Turner, from the River Prata,troand to Loridua Of Dover—f he Minerva, M.Kinlay, from Surinam; A ism, Lome, from 15,ston ; fl.rire, Croft, frum Gallipoli 1 14.-nrnei, Gra!, from J‘aparea. *.r finifavt,Grinswinek, fro .n Jamaica. At Wiliteltaven—vTitv kiisaUe.U, Iran Ja. At Hnylake--The Doinn. (film Philadelphia. At Liverpool—The Henry, Merrychew, from He. Y irk ; Crilumbia, Gardner, front Now. Carolina; Dispatch, Hal land.fenn Sava mai.; M•rcury, Hoag, from I)inerara ; Cale donia, Di. kinomi and American Eagle,—, from Charleston. In the Clyde--The Elisabeth, f on) Oporto. At Sartisitnes— Ihe Venetable, Latta% j and Pope, Mar. at .11, from Liverpool. At Pt.,lad.dimis—Th . Francis, Mal.:olin, and Rebecca, ►a•r l , fmns Liveihn“l. %t Su :N(l3—.l'4e Eurydice, Coini.ton, arid the Asia, lA atker, from L. a Inn. At 'Friniriad—T4 • from the Clyde. At Honduras—The Fame, litorron, from Dublin. • Passengers arrived in the Fleet from India : P. swnzets p.William Pitt—Ensign Giinning, His Majesty's 1"• n a c siniesr of Fools Ids. Pain; Stales's' Daking, 25th h.gir.ient of Desiwons P..sensersor e Duthts. of Gordon—Major Campbell, Majesty'llntli Regiment; Mrs. and Miss Bevan; Messrs. T 1 awl lixiiburn. , • Po...engem per l'Alfl.o4 owLi.oitenants Ransyston and Malang , 41.-r, Ilia Mijesty's 7it.s itemuielit ; Ins tenant Sime, His sA nw isf's 73tn Rekesauti:C.ilonal and two M - is Stafford' ; %gm 'Mister and tee Was litonats; Lieutenant Pepper ; Mcs. Sosoimasi. _ . P. owners per Calcutta—Major Celan; Lieutenants Ma- Neutron, and Willie, His Majesty's 75th Regiment ,• C.: net Steel, :nth Ma Ward ;14m. Alaevite and Family ; Masters St,et!el, A. D. T. Aehmuly, and M... Aels niuty ; Mea.r , . C.iii.ield and Hodgson ; Master and Miss Wadi I.iesitenalit Bruce; Colonel Nicer, ; Misses Kin pleb ant Hughes; Master Hughes; Mr. R. Achmuty. rodeogoto per Dians--Captain. Milne', Wilson, and flay; Mie Wilma anti son ; Mr. Procne and sun ; Captain Grant; Mrs. Smith and ten ; Mrs and Miss Mines; Mu. WAlle- Inn ; Mrs. Illrydee; Capt. and Mrs. ; Mr. Cumi. , g. Passengers per Glory—Captains Amory end Stewart •, Lieu tenants (Pay, .1. and J. T. Richardson, and Rae, of He Ma y3•ll Regiment ; Lieut. lent; Captain and Mrs. Catri• well ; Capt. Afainwating. P.i.aseireeis per Noriliampton.—Capt. Stewart ; that Rrues Sinews' Pfaff ' His Majesty's 7:.ith Regiment ; Lieut. X. Hstgett ; Mrs. Rinker; Capt. Smoke, of His Majesty's gem Dragons ; Capt. and M. 9. Pudgier ; Miss Templeton ; L.ipt if HM Majft.ty's Lith Fis t passengess per Ann—Lieutenants Colea.Swyer, and Bishop, Hin Majesty's Regiments; Captain, Martin, Gel!, and Huller; Mr. Ferguson ; and Mtn. and Mies War er. Passengers reTigrissCaptains Britton and Kenneany, klis Marstv's Regiment ; Lieutenant Coronet and Mrs. Charron ; Lieutenant CoSonel M'Leen ; Lieutenants Senn sod Smith, His Majesty's 15th Regiment; Cornet Ralston Passengers per Uninn—Caatain M•Lisan, of thai 75th; Cap• lain Crump ; Mr.. Green ; Lieutenants Andrews and &num, His Majesty's ?Nis Pawnees. per Sir William Pultsney-a.Captain M'Lachlan ; L eutenai.. Dumas and Cuote, His Majesty's 75th ; Lieute nant Young, T 4th Dragoons ; Mrs. and Musa Hawkins; Cap tam Streatheld, /In Majesty'a 117th; MMUS. Dsnwiddie, Hys lop, and Gray ; and the Hon. F. Fitaroy. A letter from an Officer belonging to the Ocean, man of war, dated off Cadiz, the 31st ult. states, that Sir .1. Dicxworrn's squadron passed through the Dardanelles, without condescending to fire a single shot at the battery ; that our squadron had a rest number of troops on board, and was to be joined by 10,000 Russians, from Corfu ; that the ire, man of war, had sailed from Sicily with a ♦et of transpurts, with 6000 men, supposed against Ale xandr ia. sro ItTLYW 7 ATE LL IG Eii CF. - -NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING 51EETING, 1 reol . . tsDA T s Mr F. Meal's Currycostb, beat Mr. Wstsoit's Dread nought, Zet.allb. each. Ab. fit. sop to I oil Currycomb. IA Georivenorlt hr. c. BulruTh, by S r Peter, out of Lady Bull, R.t Sh. beet W F G. thibome; b. f. by Whiskey, out O f a sister 10 Toby, Set. ft. M. 2111 . p. h fr. 2 to 1 on Bub ush. Sweepstakes of 100 p. each, h. It. for three.yr old e. Mr. Wyeelharel c. by Sehedoni, 6st. . 1 Mr. Psvne's Tudor, Rrt. 1 Ills. . Ld F. G. Osbonte's Noah, Net. Glb. 3to tt against Mr. tYyndhain's c.-5.6 to 4 agghist Tudor. Mr. North..y's e. by Lop, nut of Jockey's .lain, *A 415. best SirJ.Slielley's Wood Nymph, bet. D.l. 200 p. h. ft. • 2tol on Mr. Northey's C. The King's Plate of 100 go. for mares, 3-yr oldt ctrrying lit 41b. 4 yr colds 9st. 41b. 5-yr olds 9.t. 10:b. 6-jr old: and apd inst. BC. Mr. Goldburne's b. 1. Epsom Lam, 3 yrs old . . I Mr. Mellish's b. E (Weida', 4y n old . • . 2 Duke of Graften's b. f. Dridons, 4pa old . 3 Mr. Craven's br. f. Bronze, 3 yrs old Mr. Abbey's br. f Orangeade, 3 yes old . 5 Mr. Gootlition's b.f. nighty, 3 yrs old Sir J. Shelley's b. m. Houghton Lam, S year. old, Loid R. a-% b. f Jerboa,3 years old Sir F. Siatictsh's sister to Duxbiary, 4 years del. . dr. Lord Grosve.mr's b. f. Meteors, 4 years old S.r C. Bun -iiry's b. m. Lydia, 4 rears old . . dr. The Judge could place but b. Mi. F. Neales Regulator, list. 71b. beet Mr. Mellish's Luck's all, 84. 51b. 13. 1. Mgt. 12 to I against Epsram Lato.•—'s to 2 against Drelonso-6 to 1 against Flighty-2 to 1 agsistat Houghton Law...Evers betting on Regulator. Fifty Pounds by Subscription for 4 year old., 74. Vb. 5 year olds Bst. 31b. 6 year olds and agA Ist. 71b. Last 3 NI B. C. Non-Subscribers to pay sp. entrance. Rous's eh. h. Quia, aged . . Ld Sackeslt's be. h. Bottsrd • 5 Sir J. Shetey's h. m. Hmgliton Lass . 5 dr D. of Grafton's ► f Dodona . 4 dr Sir F. Standish's sister to Duxbury 4 dr 3 tot spinet Quit Ld Foley's Wowing beat Mr Howortit's Headley, Sat each. Y. C. Mr. / to 1 on Blowing. Ld Rein's b. f. Bird of Paradise, by Young Woodpecker, dam by Driver, out of Fractious, Bet 7.b beet 41;NI.Grosirtutel b. c The Tern , raire, by Waiter, deist by the I: oley•on•the• Hill Arabian, bst. both rising 3 er. old. Ab lungs. h. It. 3 t•• 4 . .“1 Bid of Paradise. Ld F. BentinclCr Bagatelle, Est. 71b. beat Ld Fe:ey's Captain Atoulute, B.t. 9.b. D 1. Inge h ft. 11 to ageism Bagatelle. Gen. Gower's Gladiator, Sat. ree. R. from Mr. ilsaltfoits Tony Lunapkto, Bst. 61b. Two yr old, C. 50gs. warittesDAv, APRIL 15. Mr. Howarth's Enierprise, rode by ?fr. D. I: idcliffe, t Rib. no de,. Mr. Mellish's weight, brat Mr. Whoa', Cz.ir P. tor, ride by Mr. Mellish. lb C. 210 es h. ft. 5 to 2 on Enterprise Sweepstakes of 10Cgs. each. h. ft. foe 4 yr old: D. I. Ld Goovenor'a ViOlaate, 94. 11a. 1 . . Mr. biltrielts Shively, 24.1h1b. . . . • X Id Grusrenees Met•ora, Sit. Illls. 3 i . 3 to 2 on V iolante. Sweepstakes of SAlrs each, 2,i. 7lb. eadi. Aeries; the Flat. Gen. Grcorenor's Ilfibe.i i by Beologbrougls, out of Lady 31.ne 1 • . . . . . . 13. of St Albans' b. f. by Coriander, out of Fairy . 2 bre G. Heathcotea b.f. by Warter,'ilans by Highflyer pd 5 to 4 spinet Wiwi.. The List Year of a Renewal of the Ne•smarket St ‘kr-s, of vr. each, h. ft. colts carrying ilst. ?lb. and 6111-s, est. 21b. D. M. Duke of Grafton's c. Musician, by Worthy, out of We'd blue 1 . . Ld Grosvenor's b. f. Pearl, by Sir Pctcr, out of I' ~,i, •.'s dam 2 . . 14 Grosvenor'. b. c. by John Bully nut of I•abriix 3 L 4 Foley's c.Cbaisu.and 0.. c, by klilii.ic,y . 4 Mr Wilson's ch. f by Bossard, out of 1 . .011e', , z . 5 Ld. rin%Weliee• Eaton, S.t. beat LA. Foley's J.sper, 9.1. 7 it). An. M. 2Orys. 2 to 1 on P.atort. Sweepstakes of 15gs. each, 2-yr. olds Est. 91h. anti 9-yr. reds llst. :alb. Two.yr. old C. The winner to be Nod for 160 gs. if demanded. &c. Mr. R. Craven'. Frances, 2.yrs rid . . . 1 Mr. Ladbtolte's Warhorse, by Waxy, 9. yrs old • . 2 Mr. Mellish's Darhag, 4-yrs nisi . 3 Mr. Snwell's Shelia', Syr+ old . . 4 I.IST OF VTR AIINORITY. - 1.1;r OF T , IIL WOOLS RRRRR MHO yOTLIII IN TN& Hovs6 Or LORDS ON MONDAY AGAINST TOE NIOTtON OF AD.V , URNmiN I 'rout DITII VU 111 D OF 111 E MAINUDI DT ST AFTOBD ' S lAIPONT• 1.11: LAND. The quitter Assembly of the Corporatio n ,4 the City of Dublin, was held in William -street, Fri Jay Lost. Mr. Gl* i• ARO. the Deputy $4,1, 4.4 c h at city, aft er som e preliminary observoti onii e „. pressing his j ,y at the change of Moistry, In ove , j. •• That a Committee be appoint:d to tn•et a Cop. miner of the Bo ord of Aldermen, to prepare no Address to His M..je.ty, congratidarinr ; hi m op us' his late hippy and successital inter!. react it, suoport of our glrimis Constitution in Church an: and expressing the gratitude of his Ci.;x en :l of Dublin for hi. paternal care and solichu:te for their dearest interests." This motion haring b em carried unanimously. Mr. Hu rron then rose, n u after a pinettyric upon the petional virtues of his Grace the Doke of Bedford, moved a Resolution somewhat to the followin4 egret " That the thanks of this Assembly be given to his Grace the Doke of Bedford, for his conciud i n the G4vernmets: it Ireland. and particularly for Ito firmness in restasiliiiig aid suppressing the einxith ties of the Insurgents, ttilino: themselves Ihrrshr7l • Mr. Oft tont) opposed that part of this Itesola t i l . which went to approve or the political condto 04 the Noble Duke, arid Mr. Hutton hav,m4 to omit it, the Resolution, as arneuded, t 0... I,..seik MERTINOS Olr CREDITORS AT GLIII.DIIALI " .., 11004011twW. John Rowe late of Cadle-atreat„ Falcon square 1. , ...1. U. it don, um/A , sia . . . Robert Morley, UM street.roa.i, Sherediteh, • inwn7y-• e It scrivener . . • • In Lyon Aaron, Gosport, 1 larenshim, vlerall at , • 3 la William Leonard, otherwise William Randall, Copp.ze row, Clerkenweß, Middles:it, raj r,r • 3 It John llarknesa, Alpe street, Woutl-stnet, Landon, merchant . . . Timothy hirchmore, Market•street, Oxford-mark• t , Ittiddlewx, rtctualler ~ Thomas Douglas, Lite of Daduforristretit. Horsley /Down, Surrey, co.n.riealer . . DiVIDENDS. Charles Colwill, Rathbone-place, Middlesex, uphol sterer . . . . . Stephen Harman, late of Modbury, trevonsh:re, shah:. keeper . . . • . . wi:1,,,,, wearer, Rol Lion, Grny's inn•larie, Mi .J'e sox, victualler . . . . Johan Bowman, Water•lane, Tower street, London, brandy-merchant . . CERTIFICATES. James Nair, of Fenchurch-buildinr, in the city of London, Insitrance-broker, dealer and chapnian. John King, now or late of Yarmouth, iu Ike Isle a W 'Th . , ..I the county of Southampton, miller and mealman, si/skr a - .I chapmam Mlcall Medford, of the New City Chambers, in the cal 01 London, broker, dealer and chapman. • I; DIVIDPNDS PAYABLE AT GUILDHALL, rxn OAT. N. William Dann, Chatham and Sh..erness, Kent, lattice. 1 t James Baia ie, of the same place, ditto . • 11 Bryan Bentham, of the 11.1111 C place, ditto . . 1 I ,userell Beisthaas, of the same plat., ditto. . COURSE Of EX( Arustoreas 36 6 1:. MM. at '36 -- Rutter:An, e.L. 11 9 2 U. HA.nburelt 3410 241'. Altana Pans Dm. , 3 • 14 14 Ckurdeaux ads 3Bl ..ffeat . Ditto. — Madrid 3.1 effect. Ditto Siiiitio ls Leghorn ♦9y Naples NANIGE s Anita 14. Gant* 4S Venice n. C SI I), Ital. Lisbon Oporto 6q lei ' Coik tY •s• • sma..— r - L. a. 4.• PGrtucal Gold in eat and Bora rit Ow. , 4 New llowlderkaa... —...— New Dullan 5 V, Saver m Bars .... ) New Lents each .. A(.. w the Plank at Heinre. Sy per Cent. PRICE OF srtr.ms YESTERDAY. Rank Stnck 2104 911 3 per Ccut. Reduced S per Ceatt. Cumuli At( I 4 per Cent 79; Iltro b per Cent Navy 96i 97 • Lou. Annuitie. ....17 9461 Irish 5 per U•n• 9l Ornniurn r fortis Stn.k tsf i Indus Bonds 4s ss. press. F.xchequer Bilis 3s. Is. 2s. prem. F.•r 1101 Lottery Tickets . for . 1‘,./4 ()cumuli. 3l • T. lISII, Stnck-Broker, - No. 4, C..ruhi. I, an, 9, Chat ioPerms• MARRIAGES. Yesterday morninu, at Langley, Bath, by the Rev. IL Maya, Walter Coleman, E.,1 of Kingston-Langley, late Captain la the Wilts Militia, to Miss Alin, only daughter of Rob,dt Mbe, EA. of Langley-house. YeArerday morning, at Quecit.square Chapel, Bath, Captain Noithey, of Um Majesty** Navy, to Mica W tiitbv, eldest dantli kr of the Rev. Thomas Whitby. of Crusswell.hall, huiffordsloi DE . AI'II. On Sunday se'noight, at the horse allot mother, Viscountcy. I.nniford, in Rutland-square, Dublin, ►tn. Hamilton, of B-arn Hall, In the 'aunty of I)oneß .l. HUM WATER, 'PHIS DAY, AT LJND'JN ISKIDG , M0rn....16 in.n.thint.„ 91 Kven..„,„ 52 min attar-4 SALES BY AUCTION. Br I.FICIf and S SOTIIFBY, Booksellers. At their House. No. 14%, Strand, on MONDAY, Aril : 1 , and the Five folloisinfr Days, at Toelse o'Cluelr, AVALUABLE COLLECTION of BOOK, the Property of two Cemiereen ; counprehendiat ..‘ extensive assemblage of Domestic and Foreign Haim' r P• 4 '' ticularly re:oil:ring Portugal and Spain), Voyage, Tra‘cl', Clashes, Natural ai.d Moral Philosophy, Arts and Peet's , . Natural I !lours , . Miscellanies, and Diplomacy. • To be err wed, and Catalogue., rice 6d. to be Iswiell t'" Place of Sale. FASHIONAIILL Ilvt/SI.IIoLD PURNIIVitt, CHINA. &c By Mr. BARN LTT. On tele Premise., Rridce•Ro..d, Lambeth near the Tampa,. THIS DAY and 'r t, o usene. at l'weire &Clock, ALL the Genuine and Modern Household Furni ture of a Gentleman removing ; comprising Brilliant Pier G:aura, of Inge D. itinionna, one 71 by 37 ; capital Ma hogany Sideboard ; a S 3 ut Parlour Chzi-z. in Morocco 311.1 Bras M.iuldings ; a Chefs! (Va., ; Alirmrs ; a Drawn, Room Suit of Three Pair vial sgent Chintz Window Curtain. with Sofa, and lr.ig:4 a port.blit Wotce Closet; 4 $ of Wilsogany Dnung Tail.; a Fashinnabin Circular awn& lier; Cize.o. Drawer.; Finn-Putt, Field, and other Be' stasel• ; Belding; Goose Bud. ; Linen ; China ; and eitcellet• IC.tehen Requisites. Slay be .erred this Dar l• 'i.:e to the Sale, and Catalogue had on ih. ze the Ho , net Agency Office, John-;t - cc' Grua; .iiad of Mr. BasseU, 4Arstireteett. ( 104 den-Sy LONI:UN :—Printed by G. DAVIDSON. No. 17, DON e,•urt, b..w street C.orleolg.G., , rl, 1,, publi.hrd at II • ()Act. No. 19, 2..c11 of St. C4n , te , ,t'r Church, Strand, ••• W. STUCK, 01 Ni 7, New It••;? • i..t,et Lens Ar - Oiden, tre. for this Paper, re , •./u (post p• ,• will he duly ausaded w. Ow 5 to - 4 on \Vulvae. . -....-...-.- . Fifty Pounds, by Subscription, for 3 yr olds 7st. litb. 4-yr olds 80.111 b. and syr olds 9 , t. 410. BenCrOill CJlllall. Nun- SJlneribers to pay 5g.. entrance U. of Grafton's b. c. Podargos, 3.yrs old 1 Mr. I.adluokr% by c. Sri W nearing, 3-yes old . . I Mr GoAluoii's b. C. Flighty, 3.yrs old . . 3 Mr. C. Browne'. br. e. Forester, 3-yrs old . . 4 lA. Sack ill h 1 Witc hc ra ft ,P.- o ld w...e . % _f .1. _ sr* . dr 6 to 4 ow "Wargo*, and 6 to 11 agiu.Dt Sir Be, ...trine. Mr. 11 , morth's Laurens, Sq. 710. rec. if`ts ii ~ I n Mr. Ste. phYttArlf. t. by Ambrosio ' dans by the Arcut Arabian, 7W. 131 b. Two-yr. old C 50g.. LOSS OF THE BLANCHE FRIG.ITE. RETRACT Of A ERTTIR FROM AN O►/ICLI LATI Of NIS MAJESTY'S SNIP IILANCHE, TO HIS ARMPIT IN TOWN, I/LCILLYLO APRIL 14 4 1+307: " Mortafc March IN " Before this will reach you, you will have heard of the loss of the Btanrbe. On the of this mot th we sailed from St. Helen's for the Channel fleet ; we had a fair wind, and on the evening of the 4th it began to blow very fresh ; we shortened sail, as sh• was going eleven knots through the water I At half-past eleven she first struck on the rocks, and about fifteen minutes after, she became a complete wreck, all in pieces. The night was very datk and cold, the sea very rough, nothing but death was expaled every moment ; but, I thank God. we were all on shore the next morn- ing, but thirty men, who became a prey to the waves We were made prisoners of war, and marched for Brest, two days march only from Havre de BIM', the name of the place we were wrecked at, and about fifteen leagues to the east ward of Ushant. We were seven days in Brest, arid noth:ng could equal the kind attention we re ceived. This town is three days march from Brest, and about 700 miles from Verdun, for which place we are destined. Not one dos saved any thing of value from the wreck, nor cruld we procure a siugle farthing of money till this day, which we obtained by drafts upon our agents ; and I hope now we shall be able to get the necessaries of life, till we arrive at Verdun. mill OFFICIRS SAVES Ant: Sir Thomas Lane, Captain ,• Robert Bairn, lit Lieutenant; Win. A prrece, 2d dirt..• Janes Alton. ;id ditto; kisser Taylor, Master; J. T. ‘Arilleock, ; Ja.ties Breslau, Siireenis ; JJI. Campbell, Lieut. Mari ne .. T. J. P. Masters, James Lien, John Rooks, Henry Stan hope, W. J. Williams, Room Hay, Griorce Gor,irru i J. Secretan, Themu Greg, Chailea Street. and F. E. S. Vincent, Midshipmen ; Joseph bliupbv. Master*. Mate, Joha M..issey, ditto; J. C. G Moreart. C:erk ; 11..11.. Pate .nn, As «cant Surge.. • John Cair, (.turner: Withaas I.netnin, Boatswain ; Juhs: Perm, Care.eater...ilki Unigisy, wad ameasy hr. Magiiall. ANT QttEsT:tni, ILLATIVS TO TITS, DISMISSAL OV MINISTERS. ri.rfolk Sty and Sele BiNkops of Lincoln Snrnerost Darnley lanlaff Detonaliire 'Xing St. A.apft Vt'ii.cliester . Mon...ti °arena S..iffo.d 1te.1.k..0 , •g1s Riklate I Irad'oid ituil.otd Panel as. o:'hv A rev le Cr.Aft.,:i slot.lk It..wann St• .1 ' , ./.101 Th.illet Sonin , rot Rnia Ewe* B.ayitrooke Sllckluglont Scirboenorb Glenville (Nord AlSernatla Ancklal.:l Gulli.nd Jerse , , Upi.er Usury Speneer Chnlrrioniieky DI/Ilda St.Viocent Oxford Elleishoronh 11 , 6 , 0H:stet Tankerville Blandiere Fite • 8ri4,1 K inn aird Eglilgton Cowper Reay Amon Stanhope Cawdor Bolingbroke Fitzwiliim Catringtnn Stawell • • ''' - - 1 Hardwick* Carysiirt Mint,' Fortesene Erskine Blantyre Car Landerd le Yarborough Rossiya Graoard Ashburton Loc.iii Crewe Glastonbury Clanrlcante Poi isonby Carlis'e Leven Cassini Bulke's , / Sim thesk Darlington PAIRLD nr/P. Elgin Lii ford Einkeley Brerdalbetto Gi antic, Leicester. Stair Mendip St. john Hawke Several Noble Lords were obliged by the lateness of the hour to qttit the House Wove the division ; otlin wise the number would have been above 100. I he Earl of Seaforth voted with the prescnt Mi nister. He it appointed GarAmor of fie: biLe. 'the Earl of Se:kale also voted with Ministers. LIST OF TOE MINORITY, 11 , 1 THE WWI OF c , )/4Nota, OH THURSDAY. THE ;)111 OF APRIL, UPON TIM MO TION of THE HON. THOM AS GRAND, " That It is subversive of the prinaq,lee of the Cmwtitution• foe H. hilheety's Muni•ters to restrain thetnselvas by any Pledge to withhold at any time from His Majesty, awy advice which they snail, in their opia:ons eu.l consciences, believe to be !Mb. domes - to to the security of iiis realm., the honour of Ins Crown, end the well-being of all his iSubjefit? Althorp, Viscount Greenhill, R, Ord, NV. An , on, Col. G Grattan, Rt. Mon. Rt I lan. Anstrutl.er, so J at Graham, T. . Lord Adam, W. Gower, 11.. d. G. H.L. Ponsonbv, Hon. F. Astd&z•, W. L. I le.theote, Sir G. Primrose, Rt Hon. A h•oley, Arthur Herbert, ll.m. W. Lord Illaelibunte, J. fltbbert, G. Peirse. IL &lace ' P.C. Herbert, Hon. C Plunkett' C. Birclay, Sir R. Bt. II ipponey Sit J. at. Pelham, Hon. C. A. Raring, A. ile - hert H. A. Pelham, Hon. G. Booing, T. Milne, W. H. Percy, Lord Baring /I. Henderson, Sir J. Bt.Peity, Lord H. Barnett, J. Halation, Lord A. Phillips, Mantel WWI. I. Hamilton, Sir H. D. Piggot, Sir A. &smelt, Hon.H.G. Hollywood, W. ?sumer W. ihmycon, R. Hi ruer, F. Plummer, J. W. Barnard, S. Howard, Hon. W. Prittie, H0n..1. A. Baia rani, ' E. /inward, H. Parnell, 11. Biddalph, it U. MoeArth, H. Power, Rich. Wilder, T. Haack, Rt. Flon.LAPint,hester,l:4 aryl. G. Uhl**, Gut. W. Porter, Gitimr.a Jirasio, lims. T. Hunt. R. Poem/ W. S . Berwick, C. Jarroise, J. C. P ratt ! , Win. &Idabel,. C. Jekyll,.,b Pym, F Ili yahoo, P. H. Jackson, J. Quin, Hon W. Banbury, Sn C. Johnos, Cul. Ramsay. lion. S. /twice, T. Knox, lion. T. Rehm. J. . Condor, S Kempe, T. Rani late, Lord C 015.., H. C. Kensingt in, Right Ridlcy, Sir W. Cavendish, Lord G. Hon. Lind Romilly, Sir S. Cavendish, 0. IL C. King, Ssr T.D. Bart Roscoe W. C anotdi .h. Win Knight, R. Remelt . Lord W. Cot -, T W Lanai:, Hon W. Rubarts, A. Colborne, N. W. R. LaY•uche, C. I. Steward. 111011. M. Cooke, B. ..Laiihro..ke, R. Skene, G. Corners, S.C. Lonpittori, I'. Savage F. c reeve', T. Lambton, It J. Sant/edge. M. C..•ry, It t. 110/1.1. Law -ence, Dr. Seudannwe, R. P. Dahamt, N. Lemon, Sa W. Bart-Sisakespeue, A. Campbell, 0. • Lloyd, J. Sharpe, R. Cue swell, Mr U. Ili Lloyd, Sir A Bart. Sheridan, Rt. Hon. Carew, R. S. Lisisore, Loud R B. Cutcluust a, J. Luseden, E. L. Sherry, H. Campbell, Lord J.l) Lyttletins, Ho. W.H.Shipley, Colonel Dewar', W J. Ltach, I'. Spencer, Lord R. Dundee, Col. C. Ltranom.on,T. Stanli, Lord Dundas, Hen. L. Lubb ock,, Sir T. Flart.Sionleir, T. Hondas, Hon. C. Liddell, Sir J.H.lSart.symonth, TAP. ' Modes, Rt. Hon. W.Madocks, W. Smith, J. Doyle, Sir John, Bt. Maitland, Lord Smith, S. Dickenson, W. Markham, Ansiral Tighe, W. Deseapert, D. Middleton, Sir W. 'Taylor, A. Fumes Kart Bart. Temple, Lord Ebrington, Lord Milisai.k, Sir R. Bart.Thiailethwaite, T. Eliot, Rt. How .W. Miller, Sir J. Bart. Templeton 11, Lo i d Mho, Hon. (. Milner, Sir %V. Ban. Toaishend, !Mil J. Men, lion. W. Motpeth, Lord Tuffsiell, Colonel Erskine, lion. H. MOM*, P. Tierney, Rt lion. C. Forbes, Lord Moue, Hon. J. Treviso:non, Mr. Fs Boer - aid, Right Martin, H. Vane, Sir F. Bart. Hon. M. Matthew, 11. M. 1. ernoii.G Flemming, Ilon. C. Mosley, Sir O. Ran. Van:Area, G. Ferguson. P. Maule, Hon. W. Walinde,Gen. Fawkes. W. Me. Dismal, W. Wentworth, G. Fellows+, R. Morin, E. Wharton, J. F..ley, T. Moopi, Sr T. Whitoread, S. rukl, lion. A. Mahon, Lord Wickham, W. Follassbe, F. F. M'Oi.nald, T Williams, 0. Francs Sit P. Bart. Monson, Col. W. Wilson, 11 . Preemantle, Capt. Nugent, St. G Bt. Windham. W. Flankland, W. Newport, Sir J. Woolroore ..1. Folk•tone, Lord Neville, lion. Mr. Wynne, s':' W. W. Grenville, Rt. Ilon.T Noel, G N. Wynne, C. W. Giles, D. Nortimy . W. Wynsie, 11. Retsina, P. O'Callaghan, T. Warren, Sir 3. 1. Pextes, Sir W. ft. Ogle, Hum. H. M. Bert. teleran, J. Tellers. Freemantle, W. $ The following Memben paired off Cm/Mersey. J. Taylor, C. Smith, G. Fitspatrick, O IL:matinee, A. Astley, Sir J. Smyth, at Han..l. Ferguson, G. William,, Sir R. Western, C. The following Irish Menth,-vs voted with Govern rr.ent on Mr. Brand's Motion : A. Nl`Natighinn, Esq. Lord Co, goreoferel John Berns, Esq. J C. C'ensonts, Esq. Colonel litagoell Col Idslabn Colonel Lanedeld Thos. d ~ n erd, Eq. Hnn. G. Knee Hang ilsnott , ,, L-i. General Archdale V. Isllenwr, F.q. Colonel Vetekec G. doet.efon, F. C. Led* Eq. Willer, Gnre, Fag. Hash. sand, Pm. James blooms, try. I qgln I ion. J . Eo.ter The Dreary:, Russat.s., — Trom Londnn. for the South Seas, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope, on the pith January. The Neva/ Charkihr, Cambers, from London for Baitsadnes and Honduras, having received damage in she Bay, in consequence of had we.lther, is con &tuned. and sold at B.ubadoes. 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