The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-08 00:00:00

held Squire lutions room bitort l At Forming were r of to luti, Kiaterman now " just and netts sow eurrd.ser carotin at he . letter Adtpik • iPecury on Will ItAoW to fcitilltir Vert termed sident,.ed 'ketone =tog than, tkdiiiitilt Wai acknowledged on ill hands that there tres diita'snore thortnigh Jahn Ball to cast-. vice, nor onri-viho holds foreigners' and foreign cus toms in greater detestation. • - • - •- . • • This gentleman, being more/than "useißy inspired ivith the amorpatrice, after agrand dray ' s jsl~heatian,' a few nightie since , happen ed tOPiastlithr eyes on the clock whiCh stood in the Ciub-romit,''btrest into a most patriotic rage, and swore ." It teas a blasted theme for true Britons to sit its a roOM tiberethere was a clock of foreign manufactdre."—The whole petty,' Were shatkettand aftonished .at this information, ' and Vowed vengeance on the *poor clock, which would have beet demolished in three ticks if Pile- , von Pashbottle liact not interposigtati& suc ceeded in pacifying Nein by the assoraneel dint tilt two worth!, Mnput Fitgit! which they bad mistaken Sot .tiii namg of some French clockintlibly *NS so innocerk MOtto, Signifyillinothing more or less-thua " Thne is on the Wing," s a truth, which, by-the-bye, I MI almost forgotten ; and which 'conveys a hint that it ht time for me to conclude this long letter, reserving some other things I have to say on this inexhaestible Mtbject till some future occasion;—ln the meantime, I beet° assure you, that I retiminf'yOar constant Reader. Bulleek Smithy, DPP. 26, MN. DICKY GOSSIP. that no S.—Remised, and all the crew of Jacobin Reformers, rye hateftil.h. the landlady of tbb house ha dirtsidden to A.llany of Whiny., Porter, or sweep nut the Club Room with a Broom.' s.—Resolved, That Britibh Herb Tobacco be sobstituted is future tor Virginia, or any other Yankee.stull ; aad that-no San' be need but Tory's Scented Hippie. 7.—R esolved, That no Member of this Club shall ever misplay' any Workmen who are known to tie raiders of Jacobin News , papers, or who have erer.tvorn Pink Watch Ribbons. S. —Resolved, That that Resolutions isectilisbed in those constitutional newspapers, the Notelet ; the See, and the courier ; and that, the foundation of this b being a national object, our friends, (Mule and Gabble, the Churchwardens, be requested to defray the ex penees of wadi advertising from the Parish funds. 9.—lteinived, That the Thanks of this meeting are mast par ticularly due to Squire Cbucklehead, for biegrave and dicier saau-like co duct in the Chair." The first Resolution was negatived by a large ma = joritv, on the ground, that it would necessarily ex clude many eligible persons, and one Gentleman in particular, who had once been of the Whig party, but had seen through his. error, and publitly re canted. • Upon putting the 2d Resolution, Parson Push.: bottle moved an amendment in the following words.: Ct Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen, let me intreat of you to pause before you finally decide upon a Ines; sure of such vital importance as the exclusion of French Brandy. I trust I shall not be miseticitri. stood, or misrepresented ; no man on earth ioigs more cord ally than I do, in that hatred which ever! true horn Englishman is bound to enterytin far our natural enemies, the French; a hatred, which I feel proud to say, it has been my censtpat aim to culcate with true Christian seal from the pulpit!— but, Gentlemen, however we may despise French Principles, and the French Political Constitution, for Heaven's sake, let us not altogether lose sight Of our own Phaskal Constitution ;—French Brandy, I contend, Gentlemen, is absolutely Ind essentially in. dispetisible after Goose. and Roast Pig, being an in fallible antidote to repletion and. indigestion :—lt follows therefore, Gentlemen, that if you have any respect for your characters as fathers, as husbands, or as true Blitons, you will not exclude French Brandy, which t have demonstrated to be'essential to the preservation of your bodily Constitutions, which it is your duty to preserve in full vigour ; in order to be the better able to meet dur inveterate foe, and drive him into the sea, if ever he dare to set foot and rear the invader's standard on the shores of this happy land of Freedom, Roast Beef, and Plumb Pudding !" This eloquent appeal to all the best feelings of our nature produced an electrical effect, upon the admiring auditors, and the amendment was carried by acclamation.—All the other Resolutions were also carried with the exception of that which relates to the Wearing of Wigs, which Mr. Bungrod was in duced to withdraw, as it would have 6perated to tke exclusion of several of our most wealthy inhabitants; who form the very Back Bone of qur town. It now only remains to give you a short account of the mode of electing Members, 'and some few othr.r.particulurs, the novelty of which will, I trust, an &len tly apologize for my trespatsiug a few minutes longer on the paticece of our readers. When any Gentleman is*propps e ed intaSsodidate, for the honour of'becoming tiMensli*of The Hillock S,nithy Back Bone and Spinal Marrow. Club ;he is, Probe/Ito:tory r. \ler them :ouldnnly ,charge him 641. a sac._ _ .._ man beaugh. „... a whole - Wive to look at, and aril-tweeds nine other whole piece), , and a fate roll of flannel, and Deft 111011 at his hoax. My. )! Saunders. in:twined his friend, Mr. George,ia Born-draper. in Greek-street, of it, who., oa seeing the bar:deco, was of op ! • that it old not be inmiufactered for much less than :a. a vice yard, consequently the omit it ho asked but 6d. a yard as 60 selling price, must be totally-i g ieirunt of its valise, and sos •ilsinte.: pected ost . itavieg come lrteNtiperly,spossewed of it, declined ' . " 4. ,` having any thing to do whh it. tanl . g.ive iiiformation to Car e , " "! the patnilebefonging to the•Ofike i -whits. went and apprebended iiittl.l4r. *.-sanden.. and seized the bar:nevi and flannel. On Wednesday evening, the tnisihess was investigated before Mr. BERNIE; the Sitting Ala g istrate, Viten 4 nitncired 'that 11 :. 1 Saunders had been most laudably ceri.eed in end savouring to find the man nho kid left trareod% af'lits house daring his ah settee, arid that his ottiect was Ito bring bias to justice, he ,wls ; not detained in custody, but the property was ordered lobe et- Mined till the right owner islatind. • • _ GuttamtArt..—A f awnlaoker appeared on Thursday to ati ___.......suesp. saver to a summons taken out against him by a y w:ng man, wile ~.. . charged Ititrewitlrcefusing to drtiver -up. selsim a silk itawiken - chief,. which the young man had riven him in Vlcdge sevens/ ''---- months ago. • _ '.. .. . . . I All" yonn7, asap, stared tlear ) he had parchissed the handker • chief elOit or nine mont hs since, at airespeetable shop in Hut. I born, and gave *Sr it.u. a. filitirdpleftetwarda, and while . . the haudkerchief was as .gnodas new, lie . ,pledvd it with nit Pawnbroker for 2s. 6d. -'lltit ton his aprag,. Within these few digs, to have it redeeme d.,:.., tie PasirtibMier isforined him. tint be could eat have it, although he, at the same time, wtinieEt ant the period for the forfeiture f Medlars was by no mean arrived. The Pawnbroker stated, that the handkerchief in qnestion was contraband, being of India manufacture, and as suck bed . ; bgen sei zed from him by an officer of the revenue. ' : ' The Worthy . Alderman (Aware.) enquired if the Parr. broker, how long since it was that the seizure had: been male, ? and a Nether any application had been made to the Excise fir the restoration Of the property ? . Being answered that the seizure had taken place severa months ago, and that no application had been made to have the poverty retored. , - The %!orthy Alderman said. in that case the fan t lay WM the Pawnbroker, who, isteach'eireesistaiiters, must satisfy the young man for tje, value of his handkerchief. MANsare-House.—On Thursday it'llfiern Renrirlcek, teen.- seating himself .to be an artificer, from Manchester, and a stranger in London, underwent an examinat' before Mr Aid. Wool), on the charge of viniefitly assaulting and stabbing Julia Beath, with an instrument mernbling a dagger. Ann CoWley, chambermaid at thelC in. ft s Arms„ Leadenhar r inreet, d that (be Prisoner tante to the Inn on Tuesday night, an -bespoke a bed, which he paid for—and aftevitanit supper, or wfiieh she demanded payment the next day. This the Prisoner refused, alleging that he bid already paid lter. It nos about three o'clock in the afternoon, mid be was taking his departure st 14i a handle in his hand, which she laid hunt of in ..order to secure payment. A sculile mooed, when site culled the porter to her assistance, who enabled her !o secure the bpc..:le chwtainialt•haaltss and the da,eg..r which dropped from it Tim • ~ SPECIAL COMMISSION YORK. / of doors into the stable-yard. The porter left hint. when h: --mow— • again attempted to force his waitron) the house to rcceise tin I bundle. The girl then called - the imistance of the ostler, to pre - The Special Commission was opened on Sa - i vent his entering the benne. •ot• r. torday, for the trial of offences connected with the 1 , The Porter deposed, that the nest time he saw the Priamer disturbances in part of the West Riding of the was in the stable yard. lie was in pursuit of rho ostler. w 1..) ni war ruanirrg from him. The Prisester had the Untrue:eat then e , County. i his hand—imediattdy after this he saw them on the g r u nt:: . 14 On Monday mo rn ing, the Iron. Baron -Thom- 1 wrestling, the dagger lying ap art f rom 'them. The ostler . wounded in the left arm s for•which he was sent to the inbill". SUN addressed the Gentlemen of the Grand Jury a very impressive manner, and.lamented that the tu - , cesiod y . in awl Remittable being procured, the Prisoner was takes mw Tbe P r is oner/ic in g asked what he had to sav for himself , re multuous proceedings which had taken place in the ! plied, that thi •s instrument (apparent 1 y in tr u ded fi n . a coon West Riding should render their attendance neces- • stick) was given hint to finish an the way of lils bpsiams, that ix sary at this early period of the year, and call forth • had come to London t o fi ndli h a lt etnployment, of usi ng the and ha d newer het.uit a public-house before. e . nu Hamann'ng iw rll lb?. special interference of the civil power.--Ile . mein to injure ally one, and that it was entirely by accident. pointed out the various offences which appeared in lie was committed until the fate of the wounded man is aicer. the Calendar, and ably laid down , the Statutes from : tas„ . fie AT • TOW-GARDF.N..—A baker, of the n am e of Yi 1 e :e. rf • time to time enacted relative to many cases which! n Blackmore-street, Clare-market, was on Thursday cliug it should claim their serious attention and investi - with havin g baked li g ht bread mixed with *into. I'"e i' " ' gation. Ills Logdship viivelt with great force On I red!' pe s teilty of lfil. at 2s. ti lt %et . ounce d i eti te cien k t,. ed wa u s n et t no d y th e itting wa r st r afe , r. arria, • le v ied i . the dangerous tea ditacy of administeriAuttlaWful if ol itt 444 .1-- • tvertiti l . IftidinniMilliglhi 0614'4 ilieseoaiw reguified • - Aft ifonnatiais was laid for the Ann ,of which a cr- I oda qaantity Irld found is his possession, apd his was deed 1,, 1 energy ; aimk 4g 4=ind with expressing a well- father sow o f et . • :- - - mantled con ' that they would not fail to in- , - their. - neighbourP F tbr • and ondecsnentiowed out leave : Lieutenant Boll; of the 18Th Light Dragoons. Lieutenant Cooke, of the 99th Fent. Ensigit tireertfteld., ttf tbeld West India Regiment. • • - &rota Jo the Gaiettes of the 22d of July, tan, and 15tb gep . tember, 1812. • . 3d Garrison Battalion. . . . Ear Lieutenant William Cox, from the 100th Foot, to he Lieu ' tenant, vice AVinthor, who exchanges, read Lieutenant Setup: son Cox, from, tic. • • t'unadian Feneblo. For Ensign J. F. Gunter to be Lieutenant, vice Reid, pro • tooted, read Ensign J. F. Gunter to be Lieutenaat, vice Mae: 1 1 shall, promoted. ---- : Commissions signed by his Royal 110nem.th; Prince Regent; in the name and on the behalf of bit Majesty. Joseph Fessey, Gent. to be Adjutant. to the Ist Baal Regi ment of Local Militia, vice Chant, resigned. Dated Dec. 13, _lBl2. Alfred Ilemam, Gent. to he ditto to the West Northatingo . *- Aire ditto, vice Marriott, resigned. Dated, Decant* 26, • 1812. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant t of tin f i of Momodulh. - • :lit,. .The Rev. James Barnard Davies to be• Deputy Limit...not.— Dated Oc:obet e lti, Int • • • . West Local Militia. -• Sir Samuel Brodenell Fladyer, Bart. to be LleetenanirCoolo nel, vice Sir Robert Salisbury, Bart. resigued. Dated Nov. 1, 1812. Charles Morgan, Esq to lie Captain, mke Ilawklos, resigned. • Dated October 2i, 1812- John Olive, Esq. to be ditto, vice Butler, resigned. Dated ' November 4, lint iWilliam John Monkhorse, Gent. to he. Lieuteuant,t vice Ed wards, resignid. Dated October 7, 1812. Simon Jones, Gent. to be ditto, vice Parry, resigned. Dated October 6, 1 8 1 2. ' : I 1 William Powell beerner, Gent. ti be ditto. Dated October 8, Ibl2. i l John Prohvn, Gent. to be ditto. Dated October 10, 1812.. 1. i 'lames flaw kits, 'Gest. to be Sorrell. Dated NtAeMlint I, I 1812. East Local Militia. S.imtiel Woodroffe, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Powell, pro ; muted. Dated Nov. ti, 1812. . . net only witty httn sa gitittiou ~ 41 , 5 i,, • .W s stoo k sot . , N um li we gf ai s i 4 , 11 ....,1, ii_ ....., 4 H.t a ' , .. . 0:, .. , 1111,111119,1111,111,11 S fforilitpilliPWOTthirs t e4 w others ;" so it um; lti , , . 1 ,,,. ii . . • 1 ..4,3....h r ,..........-* ... at .., ~, 4 , . • Ikadia, 41141111.111 Ai-. ii ,„ ' prince Mr. Raymondi who Is et iron adnufec. ~- . I rr•-; - - .4; , Se - , - ' Parbbeille .(whe la t 40400 Otit47 a ' +.4 ~ .. 10" , ~' . . skepy himself but the • cites., ast , . • , .. , , tri is : l e 11. 1 , f , .., . 0.1 1 84 10114111 7 gr0ba1ifr.... ;... 4 . , r .J z . 4, --,. • 1 .. : , ~ . .. _. .., s . • . ~ , 111 . 1 10 1 1001 0011 1IC . *dinallts.skatin all his congregation cab .aitatial :•• • • -. : i .4. ti ‘, 19 , • . . bridgeo.- -• e. 4 s tar' 0. ~• a qen,..sa ' , co l.. • `e.!!"" igt •,• "' fr o st i' • ' • ' .1. ar had been Reverence, E must say,•,however r . . , is entirely con fi ned to the - 4 - I s -,, ri C' " * "I :* 411 S "ire iittkiiiitioallirMibtitilia ilgert4niAluli it ' :Zt :f• -:' ..• . ... got. • . .)06. 1 k ~. , pm .y • • ty , , 7 ."- ... ~ . lu g w h ir st • room, he is the life &nil ;mg the • y oakilettrwilOiltrilikaidthfbitriebkhee,64lsids poo• , it, ~„.. ... , Aur a * . r_ , hp, .we i t e i rrlUY . 4 1 0, te thibenefit " tit' frblif VW ' iitur eoltotliviitisigg , t).t. it t• y - lip& .- 1, t h e 'yg - willt 4 , .k w . . .. .am . thokot, who thing is too high or hie low for him; . - . !,, L .. r o .. ... I ~ • „ii,s- . ~ • dank, sing, crack his joke, whiff Isle • • „kik' . lfirsibitsildrafibili 4l %Olin ' 1 ,-, '7 . . . th.lo ~ . ' "- 41111114411, "" 1 0/0 1 / 41 .k &ging di* quota Latin, with 60 Ito.: * •Vinekit In SIIII l ir ": piripiWdeelwitlich it iiiieebt,.. 44aitalalawil i fikaPt larl • v ""' . o ' l • !" 4 '• . .*,,, . • r 1" `. -r Wi ••. . 1 .0 4 0110/464 1, itinsiiiimist•t,Thomwe, hope,t.,; tar ko.. • ' , sofirc . IS? : , ' ~ 4pit liwi l ,houtereded iII tort •he is quite, the ".eocke ) Me well.", • i t ,,. '., .. iniilitet„ le Itlogsill sl .irests ,- :, n . . . ~. W ~, , bum. e • .. ~., re *o : tom ' . S ) At the first meeting to ~ &mid . lits mlittiented wilh the* ~ libglab 4 l- ea' . ~- r . , • .• i . • : ~!.,fer, . t. 118‘ . P k . 44 . ~, ,.4.' ' oir M i Pfatin l ,to ,ait forming this celebrated Club, a str e i t 4 at f (4 , With tb dO MI atitt ;$ 1 • 'tile tete ► '•beitilkleßibWeth T : • ...: WOO VA. . t* en ,111.411#111, u,. 0 ~„,; •.: . ..., !F UT.! . i e wimp , ace A . L... .--,A. - „ - . were moved by Mr. ilmswed, the Excisavne i l , min ritatid to' each person • tiS• Tire; nd ' bilk 4 ). deli= g r it . wc ,ilie ... an' ,U nn ah n ne Williams linappgihda i '' ~,-:.'' . MI et ed ! mit " A of some parts, and-a most staunch and • ienti ' object of their' association,- wad tit* iidldhilliiili i ' l ` . : . M•• vieWertet: &Pella, ' „. , Viotti , ` . )islet, • to Church and King.. Tbougb some et , Reii4) Whith are etpeetell — frit" -OM deeertidd 4114111rehl- ,ed 1114 ‘•u"•• '" ::. - " '' ' *q. .• .. . "f t ' - 6taireakwallbar e rink rsos l olo olll *ltshes, lutioos were rriected, yet as I think Jew , amuse tingslished ttant&Otet b 04 . 6 ' -- • ' ' 4 '''''''l • 1 4.ll di thsilt 'a . ~. . ',1,6••••4 141"1"6 " I slee e fl " - thassom blib , hitneo llkeeqw 'es, l tilealoglilltlf. icr-2014 4.44o44trirautt*lthbOwlitthem • yoor readers, 1 h e ' r :,- 2'.%1 . . ••• have seat yaw Ir fair trapy of the Yettl'Will naterttllytifiquitelln* I beemewiseOOAto . 1 . . , .. • ' ' ' I tll-4/#19414°,1(14,•7315•,Ppp, Opt:kir; ndor _ whole, in the order they were !flat • . I ._ ed with these minatelidrilealarli;—htli fildiviair. : 7 .. ._ . lnikf o roni n the tbe itet 6Ot tied h Lbe Farle t il bet wooci les been buitanng.lot bellies et itrixton, tail • ga A t a , mos t. uu meious end' respectable hieeting . ,; cline any queetient i VelPow the- 'abject, as , kaaiilli i t !,, mite. ,,„4„. 110 ,,. ..;‘,.• ~...... frogs, at , 40 . 01 Fos , ~ ,oa ilas*/ night . tankt, after he had paid off his held at the sin V the Goose, in Buthic* Smithy, i involve some Members ' of the society, whai T lirno ! 'T e e. ,CarLata . = . .. Caillia . a r y,.;FEaright, Placed ow the l; , Wtififii, eir,"l. 44 creif 'fitM, wentisitck to the buildit, Squire Chucklehead in the Cheir,the following Reso.. ~ other fault than that of Meg cdmmunidltive in Wit' . 1 ca i l la w . y , an.... m ..... ,..„ to be or I and Maki tevervy off some of the glued sashes lations were moved by Mr. Bun red;-.. i c ut might per h aps he 'Melted • the 0 414- ti , " l ; . tame d a cuarke. vice . , " . I;ro;eTro"" us isot'ion has not f iell. ol Alfeel belle eoPliled -41 ariall eb* week in I.—Remised. That on peraon eon be a4alttel 0 meberaf, aissisi lithe to 'emu) ' Me* • • ;• :• . - I tro intend, fronitime to t 11 .. 1 En . 4 a Or f i r . ! fikinf. -. Trk , ititqvts iniCiPe4t 1141 t the property was the Bullock Smithy Back Hone and Spinal Vary . Cie* whit"' Mime ettrtdetee negative ..te t he jolly dogs * ••• p i aeo g . adi ba irme al. liu Mbe laellieamai• Vile R eid , re - ,t ra c ed by.tha ,Pfficera to loin Mr.•caarlerwood ec. l i plied p _to ilie shoo or the, risen . er, Ow is a dea r has tiotaiways bees known to be 4' Jaosodt t' MG dlfetogstbe; e tt iit in! obvei n ithif i g; the , g r eatattet tilleimetted 1 J a h n smu g* *, •G e p m * * . ne et u nn u n eli c . , , , a ,. .„ titatearnati RoW no wore r—he tenet be as " 16°144" 4 alamilh fr iend its t* Pentics of 1116 * fl aw , A l i vial eb e : - . longest' to which SW *subject Ms led me, forbid!. me ; • _ c4itxtsiinitt. iiu old'butiding materials.' The naghei, it appearq, '' i' , st and ureeserY ears' i a W l kh * * .;_agl i X 4ll:d; are & ealane *trek farther-it - Want ;•- so I shall dose 1 Li be eat ur ews liten calaat . eftw o"d o lassomat ilee i"_ "2 Rolted deceo wilire ea . ' were worth - ft:As. :Ind the Prisoner purchased therm now etwasteLar teme atax_he ' "fw-R-11/"."Peda li / m y present letter with relating a whimsical circam• her 4.4,:--Ife wai committed tbs. rt.:elimination. essential that be boa sue fdr e0 rie......,,, w ri... ~. . •... - ii r aPlT A. 6 A l a. jejumai '2.- Resolved, 'hat AO woo wimp, for rare** , stance wincktreorred a fenehights since, and Which I . To Ile Servants to tbi. Forces, tin Juba V.lftermilakteethglits F0a1.:., . ..., .. , , .a un ettft ill6 s ;ner " ri lef ie l c ith i :t b ;" - p y . a k in net z l W ) n a 4 c .fi lle rt t y to -ct i l ale ta i rt e lt h l ; t i r . r ob s . i ra; : got n- IWl st k r d i ni .et eni : w , i St eo w .:G h o il e F - ii !. asina Me aced in the Clubbote s gee *ad, Illine dim"- : think youltill attoir to lg, ebtfirßetellyiochitteretre. lings wait of Americas Ftwi!4`-bnoitnetittliewlitn, .eltew• owe Wstee In elehlatir= of my fi e f -I .- montioned • that Diana . is bektahateibealesamsesbwreeleba4 -1 . 4.00,4 knew CO, agaisid Awiebabermnio harateen. FL: replied, he I..as _ .3 - -Resolvvel, That sueh is nee reetietptfor es nig xiiiFikt., l that no Member of this Club be allowed tat "a ears Vi't.g. _._ I Me. tsairlia ed itteirgibie ID Ate of of Pre- , Ascirtur -surgeon fir Vic*, reuelbAlt,,4lo3, t Viik9,,l! tie . not le wont of ally,. but he knew a friewl who At•itft ilt i t , mid 4 . -- rt""ed , net as the names of "Ithrea a' 1311) "en em s indent " slag a'ictstrnt of his CtiriatieW:nevat being . inn- A , K i l s i tt : l t t r: rg na eo t, 41 " 1 i dler; die . a l o f thi : "' ld l o r•r " bi l" Thema" said he avoid sell it .cha44 . aod would.ouly charge him 6(1. a Nard. 'Die non brought hut) 11 !logs t ;erases teems. . 1 . . . t- ille‘eni A-sisiant-Surgeon A .troniejer, from Watts.* fliettisi . : To tie Hospluil•Mate Ihir General lierehaei • : ,-,:, Thomas Pack, Gent. vice Patrick, deceased. Wenieville's Regimes!. • Lieutenant Charles Stayier to *peptide of a Company, vie s tit rzr negro - , deceased, To be LientOiaats--Vnisign l'eassis MOW, *ice Be la Bow donuaye, deceased.; Ensign Joseph &Liam, Tice Sturler. NI E1101141t 4 11)1J N. The andenAsentimied Officers,* sapeeseded, being about will From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 5. --011■0"- - MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • . Irar-Oirme, Jan. 5, 1812. aft Regiment of Dragoon - Guards, Lieutenant the Honourable George Llitoot Dimon to be Captain ors. Troop, by purchase. vice Quiche, who retire.. Cornet Francis Brooke to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dawson. - 32 Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant John Hooter to he Cup twin of a Troop, by purchase, vice Hutchins, promoted. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants, without pnrchase—Cornet Horace Seymour; Cornet Henry Somerset ; Cornet Francis Page Turner. To he Cornet, Jesias Jackson, Gent. by .purchase, vice Boat thee, who retires. Ditto.„Corret William Haw kesley to ,boj. 14eutenant, by • purchase, vice Patton, promoted.. flat Ditto, Ensign Robert Johnson Parker,livaii"the 41st Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice I'erriug, promoted In the'23th light Dragoons. 20th Regiment of root, Ensign .T. P. Shepherd to he tenant, without purcha.-e, vice Sammie, promoted in the ido • Foot. f. 22d Ditto Fosbm W. F. Ehhart, from the 714 oot, to.n vs sign, itho . titliuret be F purchase, vice Ord, who r e signs.. 23th Ditto, Robert Stephenson Amid, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Vioicombc, promoted in the 10,id Font. 47th Ditto, Ensign William arawley, from the Md Foot, to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vire Lynch, promoted. 296 Ditto. John Lncon Akers,.(ient. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ituffo, appoidted to the 2d Dragoon Guards. Blot Ditto, Captain Michael Coast to - he Major, by purchase, vice I..l.:.trangr. promoted in the Iftth Foot. Ensign Itolpb Nicholson to be Lieutenant; 'isrifliont purchase, vice Kirby, appointed to theld Garrison Battalion. Gooday Strott Gitland. Gent. to he Ensign, vice Nicholson. 32d Ditto, George Small, Gent.,to he Ensign; witisooteorchase, vice Crawley, promoted in the 'l7th Font. • ` 31th Ditto, Set:Rant-Major John Ready, room ,TfaArrOwd Militia, to be Adjutant (with the rank of Emig!), oseelbsty, promoted. "' 44th Ditto, Ensign atarles 'Monet to be Lieutenant; 'vice El win, dead of his wooed& Maxwell, Gent. to be Emi t glii vice Monk.. • • 45th Dino To be liieolettants—lmsigo Stewart, vilnlooes, de eApt4 g , 1444 g• At. J. Rowe vie; Maoleorli.Ainpo t• w •, 'To be Eini,,,.._ , Ftedivick W;Fusoklaisd,GisnL Cd ort ; Arman Lowry. trent. 'vice Rowe:' 4Btb Ditto, To he Ensigns-I'4l ward Cation, Pont. ET Our :Aare bo•noils Cvebtlewpto L et John linter, 'college, to be Ent w ith - promoted — DI t.. a , 1, 3 mstity pacK oonc ' Zulu & o tutu Nin U- 4 - - 's - u..,,,' `I.PV ' 'n u' l Doh Ditto, To he Enoigus-huwarotellsba,lnest. by Inwrbur. I grouttnen connuence, [Rai Lpey 7v °mu IlUl Lau ay ili i - . , - i , the fi rat instance, admitted to a crobationary i vice .IPosejtall'eseptost. _who : totbes Cien Irma not li e i: i,9 he: _ lt y . , 9t e l ig ,, , et ;E h ! i culcate in their, Fespective neighbourhoods, the ire. [ - The fereigh regiments of Met:mom, from NIat!:1, Ilinner, in order to prove his qualifications ;. he must 1 oet Crokev u , front , tz e ttat es siii r !ra er ry Co ; 114 u r ,p one to • the Gar' a Porksllt IP.,i,y..,,9f...,obedietice to the law,, as the 01 1 (7 . and of IV.wrict:w.t.c, from Cadiz , are order. be. able to get through 3 1 bs. beef, 2lbs. potatoes or 1 ag r a m ba 'sure mode of securing the peace and comfort of cabbage, whichever he may prefer";--along with : 51st D a:li nk/mot Bartholomew Matey to . be Captain of a tikuriety. . . C" - reinforce the army .under Sir G EellnE Putvusf, i C 41411 , vice ll‘Cabe, killed In nettint, - Canada. ~,./ a 0..„.• : ‘.). .. which he must take a substantial round of a loaf, a ntori v . visme to be tire ... bet. rice Hickey. 94 Tuestloy ,the Cottrt MIS occupied the wh , Ald • .pariog ,t we t 1 ing on Wedtiesd,ty la:t. . A 8 proportionate quantity of cheese, am at least . a I To be Fatigue , without Purclorse-Elterwm Abilofsun‘ Groo'l-Ce ' dz., to ith th e . trial of 4ehn Sto(illow, John HaVel ' ere were: i tiotiecT s i o Liverpool, from Ireland, gallon of strong ale •;—unless he can do this in a I Whyte , who resigns g.uvrard James Taylor, Gent. viee'De I;;;Ii Fisher, and John. Lamb, for burglary use I tons and '4,876 fiti Is wheat, 10461 bane ., moderate time, he has no chaticeyhaterer of 'being 534 v : Vina . a, .I.lrategaat John Cross it; be Captahlof a CsoPanY, felony hi ihe house of Stunuel Maxon , at 1%41[14 elected ;but this is not • all.; he must show himself ; vi c e Eta wa ns, killed is o c n oo , .. • 4' illits 4,330 barrels' heeler, 23 tons . and I 9 sfick• , Upper, s end theylvere all capitally convicted. - oatmeal,. 15gbergs.and 41;14 ollt.dloor, and SOS Inc. * 1011, Wt'dneMbll 'morning would come cm the t r iel eels bereefil •4104'1 1.) : *'• '' '*t ' to be thorough slitokeproof ; and tpanX . p hearty fel- i p r iipw,uni tr ,hrtie...i. •.,.,,c,..,,..... . . . Leaf, ..t. ,c.imen, L .y ee.. . . ~ , ~ ..a lc. 10 4/ , who has played his part viitli themitbiliurroik i sinh - Ditta, Ensign Thomas iiesvMailt 1 119 1 S 110 11)1 fiL t, Wiailitt.. of Mellow nu tt Others, for shooting at and Merderieg • Stion.f. i1e.4,2# 9 - .. ,Msettay fl i ght v aei'Mr. You g, ii, a manner wholly unexceptionable,ltaa beehtkete..l , ookpineaasse, vice Crnalet 000 tutcd St .. , 7 . Jir." 47. Mr. llorsfall t , •. , ' • , ' iur • _..... n , . • who 1141 . ed illy,o%sito cletli %o the parish cliu,c't pelted to give in, by the latter Pitt of tlie:.ifrOn i tt 1 4.• rrle l." riCk Janata Reisleittef; to he gade. 444 tifl i et . °! T. ha. CoOnseller the ' o sc . , Anmui 4 rl..car : tt "qt 'Canihe .eti '''t ur t r i g ' for eittilY j•ears past, ova- , • . $ I._ w Weil is truly furmidable.—Tbe', 4 latighole" itfull 60skpino, to be Upt_ a _kt. 1 . I__luittt Bothrrlaws, Royal 'tepping,, ilitireyd, aun j; .. 0 • eta ' . itH• leeivintr k tiiff n tih e t y i k . it 06 biait t b rhi s 1 ,„„, e , ill t . out onrchate, vice lit S. St Y as • are closed, and upon d signet **Gk.. We_ j ___, _______,, • vet . • Batution. ,4 . . r.'. L' , •, e . 4 718 °"° ,81, ' Iti r , z , i lyworoi _ :Aiwoksofr, fallolletlanit,:Cantherbeeili lie suddenly dropped do %; II conveved in these words, 46 Sngialuf •!#PIKI" "e*.j , ale I.•tviictla-llta ' i . hieedonalthbylot . Man to .do his 'duty," the Veitibirt pillentib . lest- E t ee rm ar t a i sal paw th e tim ti E tit ;. C pUr laue Y 9 ' '' MI Igk4eF " t ' t4 " t 4 rtbr ~..* rid Ist* trent apoplectic fet e kwaihnstantlyetapired. . 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