The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-17 00:00:00

~ 1 1 il '1 F .e 'icy nolds, • Ems4:l 9 Thooms Ltralttay to be Are Buchan. • •Wstlialit :‘fax well, Gent. to be •, vire Litallsay. Ditto, Captain Coned:oat Sehiykr to be Major, by pur - Oes. Vine tut. who retires. Lieutenant ste : phen Prendergast to beraptain of a Company, by • portliest . , v ler • • • _ . •,Pitto, GenileosaiiZad'i John °why. from the Royal Mi. , 161 7. he•Lthigo. 'without purchase, site Carey, —••• whose appiiimment has not taken place. SOtii Ditto, Serjeant-Mafor Alexander Wilson to be Adju tant ! (with :Wel:ink of. faregul, vice.4amo. , promoted. •• $ 11.1.19, Aube* Cadoua, Fig. - to be Paymaster, vice Ca- . d•*.sased: ' • 10 1 Ditto , Emign R. T. Home to bd. tcuteohat, vice s , seas-d. Pro be i*i . gits, withclut '.'lwrcliase—Siiinliel Mirth, Gent. !. rice I:a:rlack, dee;:ascal, apt Edw&rd Crnker, Geot. vice 11me. • I - /total Affleiti AleitanderHerldle, from the.l • :Royal York 14.pr:4 to be Lientenant, without porebssir,l vice %Sitiimos, appointed to the,;-ple. root. • t Slasisital-Nfate 7lto,nas Arttlit 'to he Assi, , ant-Surieon, vice-. . o.auglis; appointed - to the ilkivatifetiran Battalion. •3d nserlma tat ius, Liptrt. Pitostßneledge, froth the halllixy of the sth ~airison Battalion, go hc l o ietitenant, • vice lawn L ap:;ointr4 to the sth Garrison Battalion. .; :Ditt"). Li rule naat CoairJen -Lewes. from the Sd GalriSoul. Battalion, to be lArtitrauni r MacdonAhl, ' upor bhlf.payof the late bthl larrison . • '4 64 Veteran Battalion, Aw.ti4.vitt.gtirgetki Henry MOstyn.-froto,:, the 15th Ligiit Dragoons, to be Amistatit-Surpogkette9proce, promoted nu* loth Foot.- - !_ • HOSPIT.kt 4TArlk. - 11vistant.Sorriamt William tiihhald, - from the 6th °faction (Wards, to be Atviitint-tiurran soli, - Fortes, OM Uner,, promotes! is the Sit, Foot. •71 The King's German Legion. , - let Illiclment of Lig - Schulze Gent. to be • Cornet, vioe Prendeslos, Whose spilobititment• ha not taken 7titttallois of .the 'Line, YoKo nendetioa, Gest. to be FM . slgu, vice Ebell, promoted. • Ronal Corsican • k tio'ynia.ter-Ser • Vaat•Wvo. Lill, from I§t - 22tk FOot, to beQuar tee-Matter, vice afaerietki, who • titztdoitANeityM. ' '''t • Lipatmitut Shin], Uf tNe° 'int:Foot; if superseded, Whig ab sent without leave. • -- - ;>•.&1, tW , The appoinaneut of Staff S.irieon R. J. Brown • to is Sur ei,of a ,teeruiting•Divirict, of Salmond, placed ititushalf. pav, ac bladed in the Gazette of the 2d levant, has Mk taken • IP 4e t .' .11 i W .v . ..azette•of the 6th October, 1812. gbh F..r George Cove . :,, Gent. to be Seeoud Lieutenaot; pnreltase; v•co Worky. promoted; • • rbead .( .leorge t a..:,, Gent. to' be Sekohd Lieutenant, without perchlte, vice W rsley, promoted. ' • • - • Conenissiont si4ned by the Lord Lieutenant al the County of • . ••• ' 7 • Royal - ficrk.htre Lietotroant-Cnilnel Rovetnhaw to be Colonel. Dated ilreemb..r 9. Right HonoutaWeWilliatn Pleydell Bonverie, commonly called ' t. Ifl4o6nt F. fiestore, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated as• rr ifittore. .-1,• • • . Liel;ettant Wiliam Hallet to be Captain. Dated November, • q 7. ltoto-.t ttlickleat, Gent. to be Lieutenant: . Dated June 2d,. j *fftgo Ge•irge f;rti - .:b to be citto. Dated August 1812. 1 114112 ant :iron. to be ditto. Dated August t.'6, 1812. •.11nrign Ch.4let ;tom its lattlitto Dated !irregibtr47,•lBl2.i 3 gn Fr. acis ~tatannielNetrbelt tobe-dittan • Dntisil.llBlB,l7. Kitliath ' 143. Sha7ke l t, 4 1ent. td be Emigit. Dated Jill); 21, 1814. 14%4ard Cantwell, ;lent. to be ditto. •Daved September 12,. MIL • • Zo!in ti . be ditto. Dated NoYealpr - 1 - llamas - 4 aim 'Davenactrt, teat . tbb . ollitan".• • ' mem- . h, r' 11(1.4 nai Weadon Dodwel, Gent. to be tithe. Dittill January 1813. • • VAS** Stratton, Gent to be ditto. - Dated $, 1813. • ...41 llogi•nent of 1" al . • _ Lfretimant Joan Smith to be CuptAin. ' Dated•JiatttiarY-20, lirii-------------'—‘er - • -- -- • Frell% Me , LO .vDO AT 1 9 .IZETTP PAR. 161 .., W.' wign " *ll"l"bles thari ll il e li.d s ant hie m idl e :A . ce t e rSies indri rik : 1 ' at ihe Coraiserehil Biter ........ 0 .-. MI i LIT A RIC PROMOTIONS. ••• i bh eit i r o d his aki . " 44 ' Y '" °8111-1,71 id. •• !!!, .• ' . - • - • . --- . s. Bird, Norw ' hall, London. , Ta l oa. • • :t'srbolidiap. Wtre OCice, Feb. 16, 1813. . 12th Regionel it Ligint Draolons. James Liddell, Mint. to - •be • f i t ilywn „ • . •''''. .. ' '.. -"' n: ''• lis 'll"ie . • 1:- . • Corset, without wori•hase, vie Caldersiood, prottoled4 • K . ''h"P"l'. 17 ..1en Tbelaohol, ilatioster, Feb. 'on. 27. March SO, at Groom!, Ape,* Pr. Lamb. St. llwithiolt ' 15cl Ohio, Jo•si. lames Dlot,tias, Geist. to be Cornet, by our- • chive. vice Bello's; promoted - . 17th Ditto, Comes J'..• 84.• Aadeison 'to be Lieutenant, with t). Fine— '-- - --,.%___ ._____,__ • out purchase, view g r yuch h appointed to the liiik usag Diva- ,21Ws et G,!iiitlieilti M•to :Mr.. ome, Asstla t fihft„,. goos. • , • Ft, I). Middleton _ Ehho e-rtreet, snerchdat. I'o. MI 27, ^VP! Iliac' Henry DO*, (ent. tei he Cornet,' ifillolthenn. Marrir'" , It tharlikan. • iswilieg.•molol. Crowder, Male. - eliase, vice Ni l antos,. promoted: .. ~ , rod Garth, FresietijksPlaell.i o lt Anvil. - I L , , js. Iteit hada .o him, G i n t rdiL E a satil Edward p eara ddodt. , i . s- n 16 0 0. reteciltititi,-211.4.150e, worebonseesan . Eels. to be Lieateiont, iriViout inireilase, vice Laiittni wins. re,: 20 . ` 27, March; 1), '!I Gitildball. Attortiej, Mr, "Taylor, DM ' tires. . . . - : Alit rt e Feet, Heigh Moises, GOO. to be Easimati W. Williainli Ori'ird4;reel.lbleo-draper. if 23, March 2, only-use, vire ite a llead who retires. ... .Ar SO, at Poildball. .Atiunlip, Maw., Swale, Str-sees btepleo. Iblll 1) tlo. Coo Ad t utattt Wiry Fereker tto iiiii thirt lad P ear ' 4 ' ()Id 3, e*tf• -° ' • ' . . ' rank of Lieutenant. . ,-. :. :- ~ ‘. ..;, ; . I. 41Pckf r ort. Plymouth,' haslet, Moo'so, SO, at the Pope's IMO' Ditto, hrisigai t l r o ti b ir ert Mitchell vibe Weimar, by pap.; Lielt d , l l ol 2 l P .. 1 141604 -AlAa n lie4 Met irs •• thr ie.and Lcikam ' chase,• vice Cot h.un, promoted I/fine:43oi Hr • ' ... 47ew s `"" k e ry Ibl-r'' If PlYin"th -414 Dino. -Ensign . les Harrigan, from the . - Omit; •W. Hon fug, tiftdroia, Staffordshire, ceris-dealer. Feb. 26, - - tia. 411 be Ensign. without f twei l ar.e. .. • , r , * ..,,p....,„ .. ! 27, Marelt!3 o ,z. at Trent/two Ins, Trentinun. Slitfordßtire. At- IC Mints .Itode ;lair * beat . to be Ensi;o. by. worthier, vin e ' Willies, 'blessna •Bislins and s Phillipsi• Gray's tun square; and • Parker, appointed to the Slet Light alignotite: , . . i Mr. Jones, llainley, Staffoi•clithire. . . 4SI Ditto,' .10 I:elm,. eiiit.tikbe &sip, by . ,'y fee 14. Reynoldit, .IJol.lll34o;Tbiser-Street, wine-merchant, Feb.' Virrarorho retirrattoi;;;. -. •• • • • ~, - .. , , iet, 27, Maretr ;11). .at G 61104111- Attorney, Mr,. Kirkman*, • ' , lna D.ittn, liCitectefti&A". ei Ilobkirk to he. Ole of a i Cloak- lane. • • , • .-..srpauy tr y part,.•irice Ferguson,promoted the 7 s t o t T. Wright, Boston, Lineolushirk, , lan+ la, 16 30r draggisi 8 • - i • root ; t t,• :. .., .., . . .. .. i• at the Whi te ' Hart Imr.• Boston. Aiternieet Mr. Turner. 800-. , . .- Ati. ) l . )i, tf ,,p a y n ,i4or p a i r , f ry ' j a , fe n ., to t tsth re „,, to be . ton ; and Messrs.-John and t 'ashen. Gray's Int. VaHitilaif % ler CONUENNIS, N iNI tst changes. , J. Cl4ry, Tottenham-court-road, Stailiardsliirt warehouseman, 11;011)Iftee.i t okti'S'autrell Pod, Gent. to be Ensile, by tn-. t Feb. '23. 2', Mard i Ik's at thaidit all • 7t itti r a r l i, Mr. il u g lwr i ; %)4eics. i:elihouse; proinotid. .. 4 ‘ • • • • Clitorrs lon. . • -. • ' • . . , . n t . I.hatenant A. C. Dowers to be Captain of a Com- • T. Neorombe, 13nwilridge, Stroud, filoacestenhire. clothier, r juitsTwithettit parehasie, vice RlTtri. elho soigne. ' Feb. 22, 23, March 30, at the George Inn, Stroud, Attiwtties, ' Sit 5 Whitcomb , * and King, Serjeanes Inn, Fleet.itreet; and ; To be - kleairmaits. without narchase.--Easitw Cuthbert Tor :: -!•lloFet..xi 'ilt-I:litneitioi, prtionnedt I.oeign William Battelle' ; sl r• Wcw il lia, hir " lld. • W. Naylor, Mill Sands. Sheffield, fell-monger. Feb, 2.5, 26, • •• • 4olga xi, Haring; Emign William Lupton ; Ensign j . 'J on , ; . theutebanc hiplioute iu.searbtane, from *behalf _ March 3.1, at the Com•oerrial tun, Sheffield. Attornies, Mears. i pky o f o n tammy .o aie , i . i mest. . ~. . , , Dirkei mid march, Princes-street, Bedfurd-row ; and hie. To be Ensigns, vsithou. purchase-Edward John Bruce, Gent. ' a' rr imo i lc heiLeta • . . vice Voraerd i JoiorTbouus Hideo, Dem. vice flterley ; ' H. Soot Bondi?, Laneashire, grocer, March 111, 11 1 , SI, at ▪ Themes linattiod, Gedt.eiletifitirisigt.Thomal Berton,' Goat. i t he u Thorn t; Benaq: A rthrpie kl mr • Shawl l36olll q ; and ▪ ‘icli LoPeol•A a . t, tient. vie, Joiteb • • 4' enfr•• , .. ll ctl. ing'e Bench Walks; Temple. - • • . • 113":_i ion, Paymaster Arch • id - CAkultisun, froit the 541 b 'Z. Gurney. Hampstead-Nat, corn - dealer. Feb. 23, 97, March Font, to be Pariouter. vire . win, ,) exchanges. A Stkill Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Bedford-street, Red -834 Ditto. lactilciallt Genie cbaa Its "be Captain sir a C..' . M l " a r lirr• ire '"', deCeintd.... • 4 IJ. . Tnrner, and W Turner, " • 1 Naftali II- '' - --- - - 4 Lieutenant, • Enlign. • ' 1,-4/4404,'" , Alt Law. The parties a . thte cue! -mere hot on the River Lei . ana the action w „, covet ifiintlensitionisilmages fOr injury done 41 the PlaintiffiAatege bi the negligenee'ef the Defeed ant's servant. ' • • It appeared ea,the part of the Plaintiff, that pis berg, was Oint,trehrds 1.0n495.. 1 7 1 0 •t!lf stream, and perceiviOLV per . follant'A Olrie Faring the qp !oosite waf, Nkloopii on boacd the latter to I .knovi Whiq;witylflay would gO, is was customary with the beilemen en that davigationi but .the Ila fendant'ststea not attending to the hail, .the batgas. ran foul.gf,•,encli - other, .and both were seli.shletably, • injured lig.thu„c t uncilssion, The Plaintiff's barge was fnurdays under .rc p ai rs, by which it appeared that he fort 121.'besidei the espence of repairs, amounting te- 81.1t35.* F. ; itlthiscase, as in the former, the evidence en both sides was contradictory,: the. Defendant's wit.- Pgsses imputing . the, accident on&lntly to the:negli . Bence of the pka,intitf's servant. r i ii . i ihe Jury, how ; ever , * found ,verdict, for the Offe—Paqpies 9.451. 181:indctiits. • couxriptveamolt ?Ludas/hoc • • clam. FAN. GRW4 r."_11111it L ~ . . Mr. CAMPHILL stated, thit this was an action to; and criminal anYersation with the Plaintiff's wife, that the damages were laid at 200 01 Serjeaut &mental) then detailed. thtfactti, of, the case as they afterwards came out in evidepoe. - 4 14,1 1 4u.nitt" ..- nefi know nhether all the hisses nn him .er not. T Sh e Atglilaf marks ob alert night. Patti. Pint* :ova' tot' mar. hadleenk4eptettented.- Tw o 4 e; file , pent. 441 a pt bab s h e ' , eittered into serviez. or knew, the hotel, in Meads,f, ace, Lambelh Shp 140 thete,..she.had brOkkit c d th'ere, 'As Was opt sure whether or not she Laci 'Slept there, but -What she was empleyed• shoat she Tefusedio tell. • She, did. not know the gooi t h o 4 tel to • be ' n notorious . brothel , or • that 7 suestland . women slept there- prorniScAtously.. • She went tbere to. do a little .needle-work _and visit. the . people. she would not say what she gnt for sewing, she c o ;,, ceived that her victuals were a compeniatinn :or Ler work. ,Iseeo..Swen, chief Clerk. to- the Army , At{ent, laid 'an allowance cif 121.:per month to. Itln.-,Gneeit in cangl/inence of . an IPPlkatinn nr.h•T Intshanfj.— She c!liksed to,apply.for, the mire, in tite:ttsentk of lola, examination for the - Defendant he taid, - '•e letter from -Mr. Greets, stating, that his wife was going. to Gibtaitar i nnd desiring Mow stop her allOskilice. Ohark.s Simplotteccupiod-theltause in which Mrs. Green had apartments, in fAmbeth..., Marder, livrd with her openly as her husband;* ' Here Mr. Serjeant Sthunska closed the case on the part-of the • • • Serjeant Bentslelivaradia we ^speed% for . the Defendant, ispikdossgi t olive ivastuthcieut . of the ad4tery : 4tid.`ll!alfr, insisting that his Client bad been seduced, instead of .being the se. ducer. L s ' i• ,I- , - . ;... , , • - - • -•-• - • Av.. -v... -or:s.: s •••• f. ' •r111.7;-,FfrATFAMMC • .. .. ._ . . . . . • . . _ ,-• • • I,tnangrtl.93, denbled4taiiiatt6 , (they denk4 iswiti positholx ihtt . Mist ,Lhirdixitesiii, *a Aildrnicir mew*, dto tbdosidaollo4( ant *disk hose belt calaillag4 by Mr. BEST. fib* &Wat k , Cekerll !' If °r ,- .jenuseif 19 alit . 4o Atbrefeilh 0441P1PM.54 11 4er . 1 1 ,00 1 AfethI n i t trltallre M ins . ' ....) . b . ' dtszered; hem the ttossipilif te i Mk at rid - net.' ••.„: .• " ,• ' • ' ..e.• ;•-/ ... If :4t,.. Harder • ••c.... ...,.- • gr e ' ell " 1 " 11 444 :J o ;tithiclnt - of etldente f fierd;74ititillfpf .so. , ,Brat tnu M. 4 *. n • anal toil! . '. di' - asikt, ''. in 0rd .. ,..er tti keen t!0-01 ?led * 'estd,i'e . ther; IV Itati , be4 osier, Feb. 90. w. 011bw et. 80 11 00" thlth; the, stioi ' :4E4 : t . h. toidimetodurs# ; ettd, , 41a• rind s ter , thesddleontrerje , she ' .23.ei t irdi after a short heisnAintion, ••-t be .- Jury *ad, for th e meld Welt It‘it• iff holm. dm t el ► ler, Feb , •not. .5 knew.. the crown t list lD i r _t i _ Jl = . vg 1111 0 11ti ff•14 411 4.140 1 ;•. ' "I'f -aSts4 • • - w ._) e !.: • ..1 . •_.. _... .. Sir JA.MIS MARSVIELD said, there- appeared to him to be ample evidence of the criminal Bet ; but it would be for the Jury, to say. what would be a pro. compensation to the Plaintiff for theJou of sack a woman. There .was here no siniile circumitattce 'was to aggravate the Defendant's gnift. He might La awe Plarniti'ff, in May, 1808, .stat ioned at Messinis j and ', been totally ignorant of the existence of the Paitvie in Sicily, as paymaster to the 81st regiment, and for any thing proved,- he might have picked Was there married to a Mist Ratherford,.sister of: 4 if il Captain Rutherford, of the 35th regiment. :, _Me._ ht,' -The J4try .retired for about „half. an ,hour, acid 49 this :woman ist.thel i treets. and Mrs. Green continued to live together .. at liro. s ught. in a verdict for the Plaintiff--Damages, One sina till Nor. 1810, daring which time.4he hfickflvo children. Oa account of some diffeOrices . husband, she 'was then sent to England, where She' • - • • .......moid.... arrived abbot February, 1811. • She at fi rst took •10.: 4 44 1 VInrsCOlharrPORTMIgfrv t . I 4°l ! j err r i 'a r rthitig. lodgings in Arundel-street, then its Surrey street,, . ... • I : tf.i4(lr4ll? oi. I . lliaLltiAGta. . . . . anti afterwards, in the month of April, in Larnbeth ' T his was 11;pr,ocee4ing /I.& inliaaca .uf the Ray. Walk. Mrs. Inglis,. a ,relation of: her, hosbensts, ~.7imes. P iliiiOeick:ltedra of 11191 e Heilliighin, gi. suspecting that: she _hail here animproper iniineyl, see, eiritinat Mr:'' Rated Etiirtelifi;'• a parishiovr wiili the D4etidaiit, who is a clerk in the ikettaktit's . i of-that piece, for &et reeeveryfdr certain tithes dna Otiie, called upon her one day, and 'win tettisi.dite him. " . .. ~ , • • admittance to her room for neat . half an hour. :in. , i7,4 s. 7 r9 iirluge.ltlited;;*:titheS; tolliellfe arisen an the moats time the I)efendant had leaped .from .herl., t t he , yeas, of ; 12,.accaaa of f .hßpS l ,.,s.nd a similar window. In.fect, -they Aired tozether.here.for ',hoot,: qiiinti!y ••0r,fat5,,,04 ; pto f erty of the 'Defendant, time weeks as,men and wife* Itpefscdtriffissii)g: arid'iliso en egitantity Of vegetable, atict'frn:t,giiiwts by the name of Sheep.. In ttly jogewing, Airs. iin his garden and ercitird ) !ed. sushi penliriiia Grer:i went to 91hritItar; end • lifterwirds retutnedi, , the milliner of 1811. . to London, where - she no r _ is!' In JUIi, 181 t; the ! ..I:fie , Defendant, its •his answeestated v that.at the Plaintiff' found it necessary to insert an advertise. ,lime .theAithes were asserted. \ to;lm.clup., he,tradj#st nieNt in the newspapers, „stating that he would not be P42'06140 tite,litin d of a . .egighlsepiothis,/rlr. hemp , 1111 werab!e•for her debts. From the time she, left upon which ft 'hid beau between -them, that 1i Sicil , he made her an a ll ,of 121,. mon t th • iiirrigemp'Wietti'retiefn ai rgossession till :tifterlte _ . . [0:01. leen , mi. hapkwurr—T..:QM:,,lfibitecross- . w .., ._ ..owance ... ~5 . .. ..._ ........e.; mei—J. lialr;'Brottk4lietit, Tibbs* sCi ' silt ' t o e . t• t , • : ',' *tt• , :•;• - •tm 1 O n witnFsses stated, that she, h,lll said her • • . • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • t liei:oita Mild was not her husband's. S, and J. Dodd and J. Wright, timber-merehaut., Newcastle- lite Rev. Mward - Seuthoninmarried Mr. Green ' upon-Tyne-4'; J. Barnes , F: Harvey, and J. Jeffery, coact, ' PrOPtielinf:,Caritctlanrx—,l`..aad.T. C. Street. T R Andrew., an d Miss Rutherford, at Messina, during the month and T. Parker, stork.brokers,Thresidneedle-strect—W.Joell. dl Ma. tßilet J `"""4 cu ding to the forms and ceremo. sell and W, Uazoully, altbam-Abe. schoolmasters—G. andvi - J. Bassett,. Mayfield, Staffordshire, iron .founders--J Alurltly "'" o f •`" ' tlre Chu rc h of England. ~llenfterwards vi and.): McMillian, Liverpool4drapett4-11. Lathan, dad W. Ste- sited them, and 'founil..ll4r. Green's conduct proper r o pe „,. yo F t4.ll H a il_f„d oes , Nond.street.AP. dAtokesand 4 0- 6p kaam i ag . Sanders Fast Sithtield, prOvision merebants.L-.1. & I "sou and. B. Field, Feachttecit.street, &actin/104*—A: iffdt . . I Charles and his wife tender and affectionate. Thomas :Sinithmatt knew .Mr. and Mrs. r em and S. Pollard, Southampton, drapers—U. Jag .. ', Green, aillitessita, from the moment of their Mar 11,andiee?:‘ Z el l e s na • ki nb ilinn , j irigbnvi a p u tn it ' ~,M . _•„a ucj .k eikri o ni ,,Tj d .- t il llMetT ho u, , a • Iriage till the departure of the latter for England, in kV, Steede, Charlotte-sireet;Fitztoy.squareed' " ' '.. Ntweinber, .1810. They had two fine children, and Rakliferd• Lau Chaney's Bait'' • boat - owns—W.: NH" • - ' lived happily together. an ton, T. Moore, dR. Chappell, Lfserpool—W. and A. Lop. : si • ton, Leeds, inerctrants—J. Loectict, and 'W;-lind' A. Lupton, !. pars, Ing i lis, aunt to the .Plaintiff, said, she was Leeds, merchants—T. Molinari:and •J , . Cowie, Salter!, Hall- spouse to a coal-merchant, in Arundel-street, Strand. pup, wine,-merctuuns -.--I. Church, and M. Moos, Nar.. :. and .accommodated ,vanuts, tallhaers—.l. Ansley aod.S. Somerville; Bread-street, the wife of, her nephew Wi t h liserchaats: ' " • • ' board in her house, when she arrived from Sicily. ......, . . -..- - - After remaining with her for three weeks, Mrs. .C.lfilr . &PELL/11/INCE. Green removed to Surrey-street, Strand, and finally • . Ito Nos. le or 13, Lambeth-walk, where the witness COURT or KINGS sEptil.. wigsvnisTs' a, 1 .... 16. , several times called t * but *was unable to . see her. One --. • = .:..t 1-,; • ~. :LL . • • • , '!day she called, and finding the outer door open, she • ASSAFLT • A*) BATT ERY. ' entered, .and found • a servant-girl, who prevented , . ~ 1 ' •Wisttits` v. 's,ttAD. ' I her from going directly into her mistress'sbed-chtim , In this ease the plai n tiff , was a young g i r l , a b ou t i ber. She knocked at the door, however, desiring .17 )4111 of agiv; rind . ' the Defendant . it btackstoith, !to be admitted, but Mrs. Green r efute to see her . .. and• foreinati t0;lilr. liiitchett, 'coach:iiitißet, ?of itill she was dressed, and in twenty minutes ip- Lent.ficree -The actiOn. wits brought for a violent : peered with.tor night-gown on, like aferson newly sisaaft committeditin tile tialitiffty the Defettelatsta i riSen from led. '.. .. . ''at the night' of the •19th 61".Nrimbiber last: ,-, 1 .In .her Cross-examination for this Defendant, by •,. It appeared, from the sitidende.`eu-'t he part of the Air. Serjesnt BEST, she admitted that she had learned . Plaintiff, . thin about' WWI - O'ttotili" on the•Tfightin ' some w here that her 'nephew did not livelon any affec -• - _ - . eia,,ote terms with his spoute; dui+ ' their residence • ofloth October; Mr. Burteijh taking oar the hoer eitidiate crop ; and awMr..;Kevap had made a comp aitiett:with theßeotor for.,his tithes upon the pro duce of the land, it was also agreed that be. should continue to pay them. He farther stated the pro duce or the'hops at 149 cwt. 891 b. valued at 61. per Cwt. at which rate the tithes were tendered, hot re fused. No evidence being adduced, the case stood fordecision ipokthe•admission of the Defeudaat in bis amwers. Sir Y. Sco ' rr recapitulated the circumstances of the case, and observed it was clear, upon thegene ral law of tithes that the clergyman had a right to Look for his tithes to those who gathered the pre. duce, against whom atone had he a legal remedy, if they were withheld. This state of the law, how. gver, might ,be varied by .the mutaal agreement of interested parties, if that agreement was clearly and definitely ekpressed. The agreement in this case was betweeh the Rector and Mr. Kemp, during the con tinuancie of the former in the rectory; but it censrd on the lead passing to another proprietor. Mr. Bur- Jeig h I not being a .party to that agreement, could not now set it up in opposition to that right which the law confirmed to the Rector, unless barred by Isis own voluntary act in the acceptation of a corn , position. This was a fatal objection ; but even sup posing it to be jlt over, the-terms of the agreement were ,not applicable to the present state of the land, which the Rector had aright to take as the criterion of his quantum of tithes. He therefore pronounced for the tithes claimed, giving the parties till the next Coort-day to .settle thyvalue of the produce • . do 'ire terms with his spou, mg loci. .-:-.. question, the Defendant was beating Abe brother of ------' ..,_ • 'l.-‘. -......i Eartota s.pourt twin. to he Lieutenant , 'Dated as above. -. ftisturd:;oulden to he Sor,„ , on, 11. 4 test hlay 8,18 n. the Plaintiff; i boy about tin pat'SlOld, with great in micilY. She might have said t!!et .6 tis; PlTeas 1 8- f'""w" tb • l 7 - • ,-"-• •• Vat.' at white - ifortie•vautibtors_ . -.,_ • vlolenett s kixt.drigi.bir 'MPH tifrOugh.. thettn,d; the stead pr ol pi ll tol g eogy. fr0 n.3544*,404- . 4a ro s -.!;= , . 3<ihn riailcis "1 • Paolevei F•l9. te be Maier. • Med November i Plaintiff anise up to the retene of her brother when JS, 1812.. nme time at Malta with gr..Davison ) a young ot s. ' it : pgAiou+,4s. Ocrrastic.E.--An extraordinary I.ieutenntat Ben' S'inith to be'Captain. Dated May 1 • 4 2 . 4. I, the Defendint itttacked lier • with" violege, • cer, ands spenther husband's motley then. During ,:lostance of deviation . re . nt ,the,ususl course of nature, (mi. • Charism Raster ,Geot t,o be Lieutenant. Dated November 26, down '• - struck her on the liettil la Isittoth,.Aoockeit ,ter : the month of Miiy last, - her husband had advertised : has occurred 40- the ne ighbourhood of "Pnrtsmno.h. and while oilroun d flick e d M fr ' ' 1812. _ . the %.. in vart" ! • ; her for her extravagance.. She had' eard that fifts! A perfectly white tat wails caught in a•gin on Tues. Farrin7<lnn an 1 tihriienhatn Volunteer's. * •• • ; bus Parts . of lei' body, `.Si crowd + Colledting•abcint ; ate ' ' " ati:sitislinftitalart en I rSI I*; 171 " 'Pi nt. , .111rit.12uarg_15. 1922.: them, she nits taken up and , conveyed itfaliettieless 1 Green was a &rant's' apprentice,. but she eeveri de, - night last, 1C barn belongtngiS R. W.:Missing. heard her iriephrir say he was imposed upon by • mer..l Esq. of Posbrooke - Cottage) which has been carc• Lord Liettt:n 4 ant of the tAt e L i n n ty of 1.. si n ned bY th e! state to • a neighblor's"hoese., and' was afterwards • tying a mil li ner's girl. She might have said, thoogh , Ifellystußbd and reserved.as a -fit, subject for the Charles Blissett, brut, to ~, Enkixn„ Dated January 27, 1913. i obliged to have mtdical 'aid. Scion after f on the • not on the autiisity . o f her- nephew, that Mts. British Museum. - . ,4_ C° ll ; l i v s 4 t rt S i i . :l n t l i e m i e fej e i l l m i n l t e e p t r i : :Z 4o ;: t 7 y i t e ts r 6 pe t n l i t t : k s 5411 ed i same night, lhe Mini:int 'had her brought to the Green had openly - written and avowed, that her se- The manNiemenf of. the Bum matt stand in nerl willia 1 Ilan .I - , Lit. t ie be Captain, by Brevet. D a ta:fi r e ! watch-hedge, Opdsi r. c h arge foe issautting him, - he rand child was oat begot by her htisband. •Iter se. iof some revision, when sett a notorious depredator bu 21). 18;2. • , (lentils PIA?. (lent. to tle.rtrst Lieutenant• . Dated as above I having previously' preferred ' a .charge against the phew had never mentioned to her that his wife indulged as Milky While finds, means_ to escape from thrill .:c.;,n 11..1. , %14, (kat. to he Fiat Licotemnii. Dar e d .j ito .',. boy I'm-throwing mud and iintaines ugainet his haute, , herself criminally In Sicily.- Whatever She might ; three different times i. • . , b, lett.- . ' I•Which, it appeared, had been recently' Printed: " lie bowel! Powell 010110, cent to be Second Lieutenant. Dated 1 , afterwards have said conuerning.her niece, was on the authorityl PEN.Anca.—Qp Sunday , morning lint an elderly ,as abase. prefetred au • indictment s i t aiiiie -di e d at i of thrnerst Who' accompanied her. • • - • • . man will stand in the • imtisb ' church of . St.. John, canuningt‘ni in the Fasten ltitt.,B9ll of BMX • Militia, fiigi,ed I , tini Sessions lipid wlit•cl? ihey wet•erelfultted.'•' lt,' 'Mary Ann ' Launder said; she was servant three ; Hackney', in a. white sheet, . for having called the -.. 4 thP g irtiLie'lottant of the County or Essex. i *also appeared that th'ez.paiiies w eire - o ivisite ' , Aii g h... 'weeks td'hlrs. Gieen; in 'Lambeth.vralk,' during the wife 131' a resppctable - tradeiman in that parish, a n Eteirs4' ! air . is( s_it!i_r Lieuteueur, vice Varsh, resigned. tiaiee .tannory iB, tun, boors in Short's.gerdens; 'Drary.'hine:- • - --- - . . day-iime,' for she slept with her mother in the even''' . opprobrious name. -He was to' have Stood ill th e i Cann u l ` A l" i n I •°' Id 1t by of nerd Vartnalkhin Fattier(' rho ease of the •-Tillinifit was . • proved by seven big.' • She knew Marder; tie slept with her mistress,•''churFh;ou'gtniday last, during diviste service, but t• e .witnesses Who' ! At m .v.ili6l; ?ivied by the Lorkpeatenant Of the Countylitre present duririg the' ltensietion, •of t;ar Hien. . and assumed the•name of 'Green. They . had: . only ceremony war postponed.- . Wllliato Withimi, gent. to be Surgeon, Oft Morgan, res i gNe d, rand swore piiiitively tn' the single, .burdeitied that one bed-room, and she had seen them twice' iu• lied:, ; Friday night ) between nine and ten ) the shop . v . tio: . Oate.l February 5, 1813 !the Plaintiff used ahy violence toward. • • the De- Convulsions signrel by his 'royal Highnevs the Prince Regent. to fendant• "or the( he had any inarks of blood on his.,together, between' eight and nine • o'clock in • the . . cle‘y of I% shoonalter, named gyder, us Bow l ing the Ilik.lie JIMI Oil he of of his ajesty. • : . I morning . When Mrs. Inglis calleZ,• Marder was 'street , W.estminiter, was . broken, and robbed et Se' William Leui , o, Cent. to he Adjutant to the Southern* Reg, face er Person. • i leaning on a chair, scolding the witness for her lazi., jeral pairs of boot's) and eight or ten pairs Of Airs. Chi the part of the Defendant, as man witnesses meet of Nurtnumberiaud Local'Ailitia. Rated Januaty 8, 1 ; ties, • id Nit rising s o o ne r , but upon seeing his visiter :-:•'.. • : - • ibil. i '". . . . . • : were. called, who :Wore the contrney, and staled fhat,'. he 'leaped out of- the window, the witness ba*ing . •• 7 - .... SCOTCH SMACK. • • —4 '4o4 I . seeing her ' rtither . in the ',mods "of the Irefenilant- dfrrived. Sail& P PI sereentril hint from being seen by shutting the chain. p ram ; T i t a t d e s W on he ), rf ul • di Iti fo c i • is i Fe b.- &P. . 1 .., 7. Imo. Low‘ , oo . l. sumo, merchao. to sor _ rendeg march she new at him. with incredible fury,- . ahnsing'him 11A mgall,PTS. and hit %Wein the most opprobrious !aniline, fore- bar door. • The chitdren, daring this period, re.; . I '... , Kter . a.ilitt imi. lieeeks. A townies, Mmes. sided et Citelsia ) and theoidescwas sometimes with ' TII pi D_Alf,l 1 leer,. . .., td Corny, (tate-stfeet, I.incoht's Inn- his face with her nails • and left la t ri it • • ••1 • his 'mother, who learned him to call Minder, Per . illt,Al W . ATI;R, 4T isatiDQW BR MGR lloirin. R vete*, • retuning n 1 . . him, broker, 1 . 641.81. V, March 50, at Guild- blood; -that when forevi away by ht Mends, s Ti e upon which , chil d - received a s m ack tram tile•l ps, --- . i -• • -,---- i 'Mbrning, St minutes Ake: 2,* 1' Rua . !r*, 45 minutes anti .: ..r. _ /,. Mr. Scars , Lyons' Ina. . broke from them ) 'and itenened the attack With re. Of the Defaming ,. •' - • .:, . -.• A lON DO/ 3 41 . sT P A ri . ru rib et A anit at o rte rc bl:hei ti. i isti lkv 1 41 )..... 1 1:74. ut lIK ' I, ca►inet makers, *twain, aid Pi_ 3i , at the (lobe Tavern, Liver Mein. Sheppard, Atlllogton, and Gregory, Bedford-vow ; Messrs. I)Asyya and Top m, Liverpool. - T. Locka nod.. Leeds, linen-draper, March 3, 6, saitthe !Tote! Inn, Leedo. Attorney, Mr. \Vilma Gyvville-4r04; liet tott;sardes ; and fir. Smith, Lettb. 7.• Stranger, Portsmou:ll, ship-chandkr, ii. lt. O. to ' We • March the Star lan, • Gosport. Attornies ' Messrs. Mine! deli* dcii, Govortt- and Mr. Briggs, Esser-street, Strait!. ) - A. Weob, Wlothorne-M Ulster. Donetshilt, turner, March 1, 4, 30, at the Riper Head Imt, Vitimhorree- , hater, Dursetshire. A ttornies, Messrs. Pearson and Sou, Pamp-court, reusple ; and Mr. Lee, Blandford, Dorset. • - DIVIDENDS. • Mara 12, T. Platten, jun. King's Lynn, Norfolk, cabinet maker,—Peb. 42, J. Wall, Oxford-street, hatter—Match 11 . w lihillipi, Wraghy; Lincolnshire, shopkeeper—March 13. M. GolT, - Wandmvorth; Surrey. millwright-a-Mire, 9, S. Parker, , S,outir Lambeth, underwriter—March 12; J. Fifths, R. leher wood, .and R. Gregory, Button.le-Moors, Lancashire, 'corn dealers‘-hlareh IS, M. Newsham, Shipialley, Wellernse-tguare, sinuellatieskeri— , Slatch 11; IL beadbetter, Inee-within-4ack frtield. I.4otlliehirt, innkeeper—March 11, J. Steel., Pnlivuo.i. ' btherwise Ribltleton„ Lancashire, skinner—March 11, R. Mot& son, Wigan, arid in Fawcett,- Ntancheiter. atinufaetttrers— ! Mareb r p. i i,- Darker. iontwurth, Derbsbirei. thread:menu ' facturer—March 10, .1, Prltctor, jun. Lancaster. merchant= I' Aletth 9, N: Graich, Exeter. merchant-;-March 11, T. Black-. 'buriz'aild C. =Y., &Muer,' King's Lynn; Nadal*, eierehauts— Fib, •V 4 W+ Wsrd , Readiott.-oarv-builder-,-Mniels -li, M. Burrell, tinge# 'Lynn. Norfolk, ir on monger - 6 :March 11, R. Rant, Rives Byrn, NOWolk, tailor. -. • "• - • - ' •••ll'V . i CERTIFItATES--Ittartel 9. • S. Shingles, !Frame. Sc./weed, .clothier.--!T. Wbittylits tiwer• rinol + .upaster reviser—D. I/e Berth, Spatues-hiskidings, Pan alit, • dealer—R. ''Slatichtird; Aidenhant, ditateru M. Piine, • ereei+lrmir,e.ft Greristick• ironviate welakera..l: Strainans, .ig i biggit, ICent.ihop u t e :yer—A. and ; C. Gardun,. Church , e.' . fallors:-.W ~ , umford, Ibtventry, • Nortitamp .4 toOshitt9 .dripir—AV.' itg. 'Porteonlslane, *heettvright —W. Rail, Uvrerrob merchant -.--J, Appleyard,- -Great (*en 4494(mi1s 'street, ertptlegate, .._, imerriamt.""J ' ed- 1 - r~~