The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-29 00:00:00

'4.. Tt !~ ~~ ' . il ‘ . `: tamissim. tar 4 es Fad. Ist Ram —1 En' s. 15 rank and file, ; I Lien. t anatsColonel, Y Captains, 2 lieutenants, 1 Star, tiseajeants, 2 tintasn,ers. 73 risk and file wounded. 412 Feet. Ist lint.-1 Captain, 1 Lieutenant, 4 serjeants, 23 mot mid file. wainsded. 4:41 Foot, lit llatt.-1 Captain, 1 Lieutenant, 2 see rants, 4 rank and Ale, killed ; I Captain. 7 Lieutenants, 1 Lbzign, 5 serjeaits, N rank and tile, a ounded. 45th Foot, Ist. rank and file wnanderl. 41011 Foot, Ist Batt.-2 serjennts, 5 rank and file, killed; 3 LientenantA, 1 En.ign, 4 serjeants, 53 rank and file, wounded ; 3 rank and tile, mis.ing. Mit Foot-2 I.l.utertants, 3 serjertnts. 11 rank and tile, killed; 2 Lieutenants, 1 serjeant, drummers, 70 rank and tile, wounded ; 1 Captain. 4W-sing. s!:d Foot, ht. Batt.-2 serjeants, 30 rank and file, kil'ed ; 1 Captain, Lientenauts, serjeantr, druinmen, 122 rank and file, wounded. 53;1 Foot, 2d li at.-1 serjeant, 2 rank and file. killed.; 1 Cap tain, I serjeant, I drummers, 17 rank and file. wounded. 57;11 Foot, lit. Batt.-1 Major, 1 Lieutenant , 5 mil& and file , ; lieutenant-Colonel, 2 Captains, 2 Linnuonsub, serjeants, 48 rank um' file, wounded. MAFont, 2d Hatt.— 1 serjeant, 2 rank and file, wovided. WM Foot, Bat L-1 rank and file, killed; 2 nit and file, wounded. dOtli loot, sth Batt.---1 Lieutenant.;, serjenntq. 4 rank and file, killed; 1 Captain, 1 Lieutenant. 1 Lnsign, 3 serjeants, 1 dnunnier, 51 rank and file, wounded; 2 rank and Ile, mis sing. fist Feat, Ist Batt.-1 Captain, 1 Lieutenant, 5 rank and file, killed: 3 Captains,! Lsentenants, S serjeants, 34 rank nod tile, wounded. 66th Foot, 24.1 Batt —5 rank nod file, killed; 1-Captuin, 1 Lieutenant, 2 wjeants. 10 rank and file, wounded. Clitb Foot-1 Captain, 1 Lieutenant, 1 serjennt, I rank and killed; 2 Captains, 2 Lieutenants, 3 Ensigos,4 serjeants, 2 drummers, id rank and tik, wounded. 76th Font-1 rank and file, wounded. 79:k Foot, lit Rats.--L rank and tile, killed; I Ensign, 5 MR; nod tile, wounded. '1 FM Eout, Ist tit.—S rank and file. killed; I Captnin, 3 Liests l trauma', 9 Ensigns, A Karjeauts, 52 rank nod file, wounded; lei rank and file, missing. 3d Emit, 5)1 Batt. —7.rnnk and file, killed; 9 Lieutenants, 1' kn•ilte. I serjeant. S. rank and file, silasing. 644 Eaht: Ild - Baft..-2 rank and file, killed; 5 rack and file, emseded. . • , 0 Sett.' Fnot--1 Lieutenant, killed; 1 serJekBl, - 12. fink and Ik, wateled. lan loot, 2d Matt.-1 Ensign, 4 serjeants, 10 rank and file, killed; 1 Major, t Lieutenants, 2 Ensigns, li serjeants, drmnniers, 73 rank and file, wounded. 91,4 ram, Let Batt.-1 Captain, 3 rank and filt., killed; '2 seta' jousts, I ranitand file, wounded. 94ta loot-1 Major, 10 rank and file, killed ; 2 Lieutenants, 4 wejeants, 66 rank cad file, wounded; 2 rank and file, miming. 95th Foot, 14 Batt —2 serjeants, 1 drummer, 3 rank and file, killed ; I Lieutenant-Colonel, 1 Captain, 2 Liedtenants, 42 rank and file, wessintlA. 95th Foot. 21 Katt.-1 rank and tile, Killed; 1 Captain, 2 Lire' ant,, 1 Ensitn, aerjeouta, rank and tile, wounded; 3 rank and 931) foot,. 9 , 1 Batt.-2 Lieutenants, 8 rank and file, wounded. Cbanstairs Oritnnuiqueo-2 rank and file, killed; 1 slat, S ler jean'. 10 tank and tile, wounded ; 3 rank and file. mi....ain't. 14 t.iei,t Ran. Kirg's German Legion-2 rank and file, killed; 1 Captain, 9serjeants. 1 drummer, 'V rank and file, wounded.l 2d rank and tile, killed; 1 Lieutenant, 1 stall, 1 ser- i 1.., I:s s 60 rank and file, wounded. Ist Lia- Batt. Kings German Legion-1 Lieutenant, 1 drilmther,i 7 rank .aa.1111•, killed ; 11 rank and file, wounded. 2d Ditto-3 coM and file, killed ; 1 Lieatenant, 2serjeants. rank and ale, wounded; 1 serjeant, 2 rank and fife, niii!ing. sdi Lientennot, 12 rank and file, wounded; 3 rack anal file, missing. Brair , wiek Oels'-1 Lieutenant, 1 drummer, 13 rank and file. killed; 2 Captains, I Lientena. 1, 1 Ensign, 5 serjeunts, 1 dranutser,.. SI rank and file, wounded; 14 rank and file, missing. Total Bridal' Loss-3 Majors, 4 Captains. 11 Lieutenants, 3 Emigre. 23 :erjeants, 4 drummers, 929 rank and Ale, 1 3 bents, killed; i 0-netal Staff, 4 Lieutenaet-Colonel., 1 Ma alktr, 36 Captains. 3 1 4 Lieutenants, 21 Ensigns', 4 Saig, WI ter jeants, IWdrasamers, 1134 niacn:id ille.72korses, wounded; 2 Captains. 1 Lieutenant, 1 serjeant, 54 rant and Mt-, misatag. Total Portagpese Ilara-1 Lieutenant Ensigns, 1 Staff, 5 Per jeants, 56 rank and file, 3 horse), killed; 2 Li el tea:int-Colo nels, H Captains, 9 Lieutenants, 15 Ensiena, 1 Star, 23 ter- Jesuits, 6 drumakm..432 rank and file, 3 horses, wounded; 15 rank and tile, missing. General Majors, 4 Captains, 12 Lieutenaate R En sigirov 1 &pit, 9B *triennia. 4 drummers, 965 rank and Ale, lv loosen, killed; 2 General Staff, 6 Lieutenant-Colonels, 1 Ma- jar, 36 Calitains, 67 Lieu:ennuis, 36 Ensigns. 5 Sat 132 see. Jean*. 25 diminmeint, 1966 rank and file, 2.5 bones, wounded; I 9 Captains, 1 Liettlestant, 1 per tit, 69. rank and tale, missing. COLON/AL DEPARTMENT. nova?, %-stred, Nov. 24, 1813. A dispatch. of tt►irl. the following is nn extract. win tbis day received from tieateisio-General Sir George Prevost, K. B. noldrer.ed to Roll Bathurst, ooe of his Slajesty's Priucipul Serretarieg of St..te : Extract On Letter front Lieotennat•General Sir G. Nevost, dated Head-qoarters, Montreal. O. totter 8, MS. Shortly after I had the honour of addressing your Lordship, I received information that the enemy were assembling in considerable force on the Mon treal frontier, apparently with a view of penetrat into the lower province. The intelligence I con filmed to receive from different quarters, of these movements of the enemy, and of the extent of .the preparations they were making, induced me to're pair to this place, where I arrived on the 35th ultimo. On reaching Montreal, I learnt that Major-General Hampton, with about five thousand. regular troops of ittfantry, and some artillery and - cestalry, had, after approaching close to the frontier line, near Cldel Town, and nxerpowering one of our small picquets in that neighbourhood, suddenly moved with his *hole force to the westward, an 4 was en camped at a place called the Four Corners, near the Chateangay river. Measures had been, in the mean time; "taken, by Major-General Sir Roger Sheaffe, comeetnding in this district, to resist the advance of the enemy, by moving the whole of the troops under his command nearer to the frontier line, and by calling out about. three thousand of the sedentary militia. 1 thought it necesiatrtO increase this fatter force lfe nettfly' eight thouund, by embodying the whole of the se dentary militiwnpon the frontier, this being in ad dition to the six battalions of incorporated militia, amounting to lice thousand men; and it is with pe culiar satisfaction I have to report to your Lord. ship, that Ids Majesty's Canadian subjects have i second time answered the call, to arm in defence of their country, with a zeal and alacrity beyond ull all praise, and which manifests in the strongest man ner their loyalty . to their Sovereign, and their cheer ful obedience to his commands. The feettr'trew as. sembled by the enemy at different points, for 'the purpose of invading these provinces, is greater than at any other 'period during the war., **Air- Cesteral Harrison has under him at Sandusky, •on the frontier of the Michigan territory, about eight thousand men, ready to avail himself of the *abso lute command lately obtained by their navy on Lake Erie, to advance upon Detroit and Amhersiburg. Major-General Wilkinson commands at Fort George and Niagata,. with a force amounting to nearly six thousand five hundred men ; and Major-Gen.Hamp... bun, with.a.thrcettntler his command, which, by the last accounts, had been considerably , increased, and amounting probably to about eight thousand men, is frontier. I have reason to think that the of the above force, amounting to twenty.six men, consists of regular troops, and is ex. of tett thousand militia, *hid either have or earliness to join them. on this fr „hole of thousand (knife of ale i.trea wol der ad loss Most a CI ilillimo, t, from . ikon brie. rai Proctor, he was still at Sandwi c h , but he will hi J. eurs)th, leateehall-street, bookseller, Nov. XI, Dee. 7, obliged to retire towards the head of Lake Ontario. Jan. 8, at Gaildball. Attorney, Mr. Paterson, Copthall-court, : I trust he wilt be enabled to make the enemy pay Throgmorton-street. ~ i W. Smith, Hopton, Su ff olk, butcher, Dee. IS, 14, Jan. 8. "ally for any attempt to press upon h i m in figs IR-' Attire Greyhound Inn, Huptoo. Attornies, Messrs. Lyon aad .treat to that position. , : to. Nay's lan ; and Mr. Powell. Gasaturpe, Norfolk. Chatham-place, merchant, Dec. 7. 14, Jan. 8, at Corn caotiove Sir James Yeo sailed with his sq 4.! co l i ti mo w i it l l ,, e . ' Anomie', - ble a rs . Alliston, Ilundleby andPsio dron from Kingston, on the 19th Ishii:l,m, convoying sort, Freernaa s- citurt,. cornhill. .1. Richards, Marno's-lane, Cannoo.streel, merchant, Nov. transports, with stores, provisions, ordnance, litel 54 Der 11, Jan 8 at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, for the centre division • them at "the head of the lake, on the 4.5 th. Aire, DIVIDENDS. . enemy's fleet on the 28th, under Commodore Chaun- 1 . . Dee i 2l4 . . h Va t t i r, T. Gill, and J . Brown, Old Gfravg dey, made their appearance, when Sir James Yeo , 'l e l ;up,: Tot e- ae;s, ‘ l l lev=re, a m en - I d r r e a rß per —D Tec7'lB; T. endeavoured to bring them to a general action ; bull; Watley and E. A. Wbstt, Frac/welt -treet, dry-salters—Jan. 2,, n :F e ..l l l!atty . and I lb!l. .1. ert, 1 11'1;u ; I: t e r n .c -t;:z . t;-t , re r e k t ;hi d n ril i t a ltx . having the advantage of the wind, they were enabled ! to choose their own distance, and to prevent oar thipil ! __D m. 14. J. firievesoo. ;U. Newcamlempuit-T3,ne, v Yorkshire , with then: ; the consequence was, that! tr. 20, D. Rankin,- Liverpool, cooper - Dec. 7, I. Alvei, about fifteen minutes after the engagement begat, thel ' 'lliile m : m itertfo;•titlr7,Vrit ha per her Dec 13, S. No B ho l n .. , V 434 4 Wolfe lost her main and mizen topmasts, whiell'lP o - ' Ihstfordshire, sail-cloth-olaker—Dec. 18. It. Cachet', W. dod dered her so perfectlyartmanageable on i wind, that, fre e , l and , Z; :od P it . e rtima e ve. Ch er ea—ide 7la ' .._ ,e lac J em ti n tc — n lic l e st : ,_ l P P. after continuing the action for ipwnrtis of three , ' sorest, .rheelesonaz;r—llee. 18, T. s- n en . train, Grav4,g-inu.kkone hours, Sir James Yeo was obliged to put awas road. carpenter—Dec. 18, O. Bruin, Tholes-street, Borough, before the severe gale then blowjng, and get to an. 4 "trch mint-i-epter-6,e18, 12, S i. lrh,:tedai e mt a - street , cloarage o ff Burlington Heights, whither the 'ellen:hi -..3au. 'V, (I. Anderson and 4. rt i a l t . Fades, Bridge-yard-wharf, notwithstanding the advantage they had thus gated* ! Tooley-ureet, Borough, nrerehants--Dcc. 18, T. Harding, did not think fit to follow him. The fore-top-mast' -iirk4l. w. l ids ' wal er w 6 o , ;l l,:v e ca en . le k r .p te la w ee ise,Ae: r ti , , e a n n w d e s i rir w itr oi n esa ef e . of the Royal George went over as the squadron•an- . icsreller—Pea. 28, It. Winstatiley, kin. King-street, chored, but none of the other vessels were in any and G. Hudson, Mauchester, warehousemen—Dec. 18, W. Co: • Omar*, tsoterer, linen-draper -- Dec. 80 , J. Insh, Portsmouth, respect materinlly injured; and our loss in men mist „,,,,_,,,,,k,,,D ec , le, E. Argles, Catharine-street, Strand, have been trilling, as Sir James. in his letter to me, upholder—Dec. 20, T. Chamlcy, Liverpool, earthennare-dea does not mention it. The enemy's squadron appeared ley—Dec. York , r g .e rocej t -- , 1 1 / .. ec * 2l l , so ß w . a G er re3, to have suffered in their sails and rigging, although ! owertoo, and 1.. Oliver, isiriwain, Brecknockshire, iron-mas they kept on the -Lake, in the two following days, ! tirs—Dec. 11, W. Ludlow ancl3. Ludlow, Bishop's-Camino, f Wilokive, colourmen—,Dee. 18, S. Bishop, C,lreltenh.lll, hahcr- Whilst our Beet was refitting.- dealwr—lk-c. i, Sir M. Bloxam, Kat. T. s‘ ilkinsoo, and W. I have just learned that Commodore Chauncey . iffloamn, finurechnrch-street, bankers—Nov. 30, J. Cousins, sailed on the lit inst. from Niagara, having under i Bread - nreett illerch;". convoy a flotilla of small craft and b a tt eaui, fi lled : I . Robertson C L l Zt li rtuit T iril S -97re p er . H WI as .- et. baker— with a proportion of the - regular regiments from .j. Bennett, Blackburn, Lancashire, ironmonger —S. Heath, Fort George, where they have been relieved by mill- , tletro F - Mfille l o 4clt a : s li i o'gr q o sPorl, shoemaker — J. Na g the whole being evidently destined for Sackett's , ce ' gi w° I I A i RTNKILBI r aP sg S n D ne I r ;SOLVED. Harbour ; Early on the following day, Sir James J. Reynolds and it. Forty, Adelphi coalwnerchants—J. Yeo was apprised of ibis movement, and his ships Been and J. Parker, Trottick, Forfar, Ls-spinsters —M. and being refitted, oar squadron immediately got under ! "' geld s bads—Crwtys4ol4lean:eid' P arso ns , ala" aCZurerti:wfrkilitelnsiine3 metaln_ weigh, with a strong breeze from the teeth-west ; and J. Weldon, eastle-court, Budge-row, lace.inerchants—T. which has, I most devoutly pray, enabled them, be- , a n dri / ltingt i e d J W im t i ; t a h rdsl i e a l t i i , k. t.rerpeol iei taachlukir--J it . fore this, to overtake the Ameri c an fleet, and by a • and 3. Bacon , l u „,.,1„ g,, : s hi ,.g d o re. ' successful general action, to efface the misfortune of ' ware—A. Gultlie, J. Fearna, and W. r ufae enrna tn i — r i e , rs f a atone pe o ptford, our Lake Erie marine. 1 coal-merchants—W. Smate and W. C. Painter, Macclesfield, i silk-thrnwsters—P. and J. :Lucas, Bonkside, Southwark —F. W. Price, A. F. Kemp, and H. Harlot. Bearbinder-lane, blaasion-house, commercial-:,gents—A. F. Kemp and 11. Dear lot, Bearbirkier-hoe,. Mansion-hone, wine-merehants—J. Parker, J. Sicycchun, and E, Parker, Queen-street, Cheap. side—J. awl E. Walton and S. Pears, Ilecad-street, warehouse men--G. Barber and J. Pirwesuber, *Leisb idge-road, gar deners,--T. Hamilton and 3. and IL Ogle, Paternoster-row, booksellers—lt. Collett, J.-, Caul, W. litureas, and J. Grant, Cheapside, 'loco-drapers. . - . . War-Offioe, Nor. 27: His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been planed, In the name and on the behalf of his Majesty. to appoint General his Royal Highness Ernest Augustus, Duke ig Cuotherklod, K. G. and fieneral his Royal Higimess Adolphus Frederick. Hake of Cambridge, K. G. to be Field-Marshals in the Army, by comaisioos dated November 96,1819. The Average Price of SUGAR, Our. the Week, ending Nov. 21, is , 62s. Sbd. per Cwt. - Avenge Prices of CORN of ENOLAND and WALES, per quarter, front the Return, 'ending Nov. if : . Wheat. I Rye. 1 Barley. 1 Oats. I 13eans I ?else. 1 Oahu. i. a. S. 4f v. d. v . ff. rr E. I s. fil e. d. 85 1 54 5 49 6 3/ 8 l 1 63 10 37 11 Average Prices of BitITISH CORN, in SCOTLAND, p li the Quarter of eight , • 1.1 ioeheatar Bathe's. mid of Oatmeal 11411 if WM6.340106 Troy, at Me Faur Weits immediate y preceding Nov. 151—: Wheat. I Rye Barley, Oats. Beane. Pease. Gate. 8 . do . .a. d; s. •d. S. 4. S. -4. s. if. I d. :i 3 , fi, „ 1 W 0 SO 1 61 I 51 7 26 O L•w itisiia mir e;OtltT . ol l ' oil A N CERT, Nov. 27. LITERARY PROPERTY. PUBLMI/11.8 OR " NEW MODERN Ar-A5 99- V. EALDWIN AND OTHERS PIIIII.ISRERS Of " NEW GitNESIAL ATLAS." This was an application •an injunction on a bill filed by the Ilaintitfs, to restrain the publication of four maps of the New ,Gibiaral Atlas, on the ground that titey *ere piratiei from Pinkerlon's New Modern Atlas. • Sir S. ItostiLLY (for Plaiatiffs) stated, that it was sworn Oil their part, that their maps were .origiael f end.(the mops were exhibited in Court) that, :uperfa comparison.of the maps , his Lordship would find that the same places wets set &own-its the maps, and ne others (except in -keit, institute), "which ttittid i'hartily hare beam thecase if both had been original. the tetterg , too, ln telle-d;aes of - places wore placed exactly in thelarnepiliirinx; .and in their map of " Scandinavia l f"..4iieleasyal " -Germany" occurred, ;of *bleb, the letter." 'Was placed, one half en lantl, , and the ether which Was ea. •Welly•copied in the other Map. - The places au the - outside of the map were also exattly . copled,-and put in exactly the same situations. Mr. IL I? (for thellefeudiati)...— New Or * rural the pieterty , et; a Mr. moon s iu " • ..(4t bitfotistatien from the same sources, two maps might be ezaetly similar, hut this was not very probable. As to the question of competition, the public gai ß ed nothing by suffering one to drive another out of the market by a low price; for a copier could afford to sett at a cheaper rate (supposing for Is mom.nt this to be a copy); but when by this low price he had driven his competitor out of the market, then the price was always•raised upon the public. Thoinjunction was granted, with liberty to move to dissolve it, if any ground for the disolution should be found from subsequent information. ~.. , .. • • • • , • Tillt S'I'A'J'ESMAN. . , ... _.. ~. r j---" ,. consequence a my salieitatlon to OMNI Sly .1 : yavorth i r j Riarseiessosselliwil, ship_entity . , lit. 4". Y . es , Eillpbergh, and th L e 0R rett ;,. 1 .... g i rt orno‘fyivagnrlssheitr‘iviiioctit'o:‘,lo:iivrhrtneoloilwiiellaiill%ih,Gohateet:iwypt;erea,tioilts Warren, in June last, for a further sop* of r.. Te e t,w i r; 1 1 ; A it i C a 4PA n i„ C u " "' 1 the Plaintiffs was, that he furnished tl.e'pniiir, wilt !omen for the Lake service, the crews of two sloops T. Mae". Migotialt „ tik. ii, S. Jan , tt, at %OWL !at 'good an article tor Si. as that sold by ti,,, ii,„••• • war were ordered brtiim to be sent haat now ! All . re e . /gr. Zll% .alr ,k.:reetr. atat. il keles Potta it ..: lo4.64 - . 1 - 740 PlP: uwiz • . .. ip t tpii i h ts ein f iti o vith r ine a - hprb g a *la d :Lys., taaTklndemnremtahwi:asi:thnmouttsfoto:iforri4o:l;teiiie):.:nie:/i ...... .. shire marbie emourostarer, t i ii...on i n o le Quebec ; ninl I havi the . Xelfsfactioo 16 fiattiaint Dec tS, IC ill i a m i l e l ikial l . 11441' 'he". A4linlia ' aladliTl ` il til ita l° :l: e fie e fe rl nd tici an ul t s e • our Lordship that they Ivan arrived, .and ' ' ' i461•81i, litt• CII, 34111: It. At.; f .40 1 u t s he N rn oi h x 3 , T f e o be r eh l e l s e e6 eri.l64 "li :r iu- L6 C ;e Pt aran t' i l i i: it aa t, tt ' Pgi a li it ir i tttrtiley ll%rgli a t f r. 7 4"llll4 . %UN, , i e remainder hire proceeded 4o Lake o h ja f i e , it wa T v ..11 44. 701 . Los, 01 : , as e l k eesoulac s id.haiDee k i. et f;t: F=7, 44sa. sv e ste l o rp r rri at Gum: , ; Inpmaeregyvieuirriniscanggh latehol:ktaenco.dmiThrheoeolueuth(b;iepiDitoo:cenmrr.fttetiawierswohdkrkanentuh,ttis_drw'tatadie_lksienseriotpsscis:rin:eell'utirre:edea.nhirot.ilt;:isa.a: nnot be too much regretted,' that my letter to Si Tr *hard. "Ly - , = tare - , . :insaiinnt: ••• • .• • i Warren upon this subject, which I dispatched to t tt. 6 W . 1 h th iv e cen a d d kr v igi a vc o es t n a L t u e os n o o. f .ut t h yof e me lest, In duplicate, was to lots in reaching him, at . it=' , .toir• .Avisito-frliqr• Vag place, City-rend, earpentei, New. 9d, , ball. Aurnmeyi Mr. Lang, Arberiea- ; not to be acted bporni until More than trio .menthe ' Dec. ii, - Fici: 8, st Y° M pr iri i l ce k s a . T.—That was on reason for an injuries terwards; as, bad this reinforcement arrived a 1 aga r , • w weeks earlier, It - might have averted the melah- builders. Dee. aa l d , B, W jai l l ßeel . 11, 4 4 G liV allikili keirikt . '"* A re t n to ts ru i le?, 141141 / 1 011w ireet :. i . ' ioly fate which has attended our squidron on Lake thtitig.,44f r ens, Maples, aad name, Illikiewry. vie. A full confirmation of this disaster has reached - " .v. a Yull. l .(*. alum" , iia"il'' li v er. " 'F i tt: '6°44 Tilei thereought ropwrisestoa gpawratsiesanto original, and remedy at at th l e iw n r : e a l p :: fu ere ; ' hich contain Commodore Ferry's official account ter. . f ,. _... ~ ' the action, the only one which I have as yet, re. si" Der. 11. Jan. V, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ilacket, iyed, or which I can expect to receive, of it for a ivie;.coort, Swithiu•s4ane. exhibited in the usual way, andofwaffatsohrdeheid:aourseiosniviaieoflrliwa; eat length of time, in consequence of the danger- t•aut t o je f te e r x m c i e j l e len th ce e s i 0 , 871, Ja m :l7 4 . at the ita S r 3 7 t ne, Iron tn° ll;a:p ri l c a k ; is situation of Capt. Barclay, and of the death, ina An k o l! r .r ni ll etv ani t. ears. W. and J. Allen, entriird's Inn ; and Mr. copies. four maps ounds, or captivity of @I the Oacers serving ,pu. Smith, Sotuhamotoe. , . J. Darrow. Kendal, Westmorland, linen-draper, Dec. 17'era or bim. • • 18, .rao. P. at the Commercial lon, Kendal. Atinrnies, Mr:nCitiopusrt In the very last case the kind, it had Under this misfortune, it is matter of great con- Jackson,liarden.coan, T emp l e; and Messrs. Fell and John . absurdities,llevloiloi la h l a l We g ee a t rth a t ln e o si r m de il r ar t i o ty an estate in ilation to discover, even from the confession of the suil . iVer• • . w itc es, King's Lynn, Norfolk, woollen-draper, Dec. 9, plagi arism. terry, that the oictory was at one period our own, 10. Jai • v , at Usildhall, King's Lynn. Attornies, Messrs, , were absurdities in both exactly 'similar, id was o nly wres:ed from us, by the. ottfortlinate NVillis, Fairtberne, and Clarke, Oarufard-court ; and Mr , looked at two Court Calendars with this v i ew . T i ,, re as of the services of Captain Barclay, and of al- th . rdl i tv e t . inri ti l- 4 4p0. all.:dirt neaester, dealer in entinn-twigt end weft, g oat every enter officer of the squadron ;•leaving Dec. 17, 18. Jan. R. at the Mosley Arms inn, Manchester. ev id ence that the one was a copy of the other. Ira crew without competent contrail ox command, to- ' Attornies, Mn.ew Willis, Fairthorne, and Clarke, Waroford. himself was in both stated as having c7 ; rtvzi n a s l oi r. , lr ie ilz Manchester. Dec. 22, 23, . , Yorkshire, where he never had a foot of land ; and illy unable to extricate thetliselves from the di& castleoander-I. ) ne. Al- gee 19 Scottie, where, probably, he never would pities by which. they were tourrounded. . On the 2341 Jan. 8, at Use Rae Buck Inn. New Amu, the dale of the Net letter from Major-604 trsroies, Mr. Wilma. 40111TIAtileklIftellia Temple ; and Mr. 14146; foot of land. It was pi:isible; that I-. ta ki og - ' -,.. _. Q_...i...L.i. 5.... i.. .; ni 1... Wilson, Newell'ille-m'aer-LYne• . - .. - -- - - iitfoloinatiOn frssai elm IRRIP Salitreeie_ tarn ma.. aa:..L. MILITARY PROMOTIONS, War Office, Nov. V. Ronal Regimeat of Hone Guards Lieut. E l. Roomer is S e eaptain of a Troop, by purebat:e; vice Parker, who wk . *, Tube Lieutenant—Cornet G. Smith, without purchAse• 4449 e Manmer. STAPP. Matthew Conlamest to be Deputy Judge-Actuante se the Forces serving in the Leeward Islands. Deputy Assist:tut-Commissary-General A. F. Matthey to be Sii . Assistant Commlnary-Geneml to the Pieces. Thomas fitnith,•Gent. tis bean Assistnot-COmminerp. General to the Forces. GARRISONS. Lleut.-Gen. R. Peri of Cason tube Governor Sr Cahhot-Cattle, 'eke Sir H. Barran', deceased. FanaTkiq the , kzette • f the 20th November, _Bl3. 7113 reww,44 ,, e„,“ cmks• window. frown mi.liary bbe Lientrnant; without pa • ~ dienry, , proMotedt ,reint Gentleman Cadet Wingfidd, ram the Royal Military.. College, to be Lieutenant, with pot. chase, vice Deeyy, prothot ed. Alst•Futit—tour GeMientas Cadet C. R. Butterfield, from the', Royal Military College, to he I;:nsiga, without /A weless,.seal Gentleman Cadet C. It. Butterfield, from thelloyal Military Col ege, to be tasign, without purchase, vice Johnson, promoted. 808 1 ditto—Psi- Camain li. Fitzgerald, from the S7th Foot, 40 he Nidjor, read Captaialt. Fitzgerald, from the 47th Foal, to be Major. For Lieutemint J. B. Pym, from the 47th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, read Lieutenant J. IL Pyos, from thellith Foot, to be Captain of a Company. BANKRUPTS. ire S , irea.nialter.... J. Thome, Mather , . 14, Jan. 8,, at the Ship and Castle lon, Nest!). G • Attnroies. Mr. %%ladle, Juha-street, Bedford -tow; atilt! William'', Newport. W. ilodgeoa, Leeds, coro-factor, Dec. 20, 21, Jan. 8. 01140 White Hor,e Hotel, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Ward, Leedsl;bad Mr. Rollinson...Enez-street. Strind. B. Bowen, iliglootreet, St. Mary-le-bone, nivil^ lll erer , . ' 1141 '• 30, Dec.' 11, Jan: 8, nt Guildhall, Attorney, 11r. Newcomb, Vine -street. Pireadilly, Autrey, North Allmon, Yorkshire.' Innkeeper. Dec, 5.% Jan. 8, at the Gotiten lion, North Allenon, Attorttin Ilevor B . Stoker. and Dnwsoo , Furniyars Inn cud Mr': Rivet, North A Ilerton. , . J. Trindell, .Efortileydowa-late, ‘literthotidoCi.`l,laitterann. Dec. 4, 11, .hto. 8, at Guildhall. Attorocy, Mr. Ilogh6, Mau street, .Fetter-lane. J. ',armor, Chingfoid. Ewen, victualler Nov . SO, .Doe. 11, Jai'. 8. at GaiW , iull. 'Attorney,. Mr. 116.1401.. Green LeUnee. lane; ('nation -street. . 1. Ossett-street, Dewsbury. Yoriol l B4, 11101114400 ' Wufactiteer, Dee. 9, 10, Jan. 8, at Sher tae, Chowt•hotioe Wake beide Attonsies, Itytah. Dewshury I qn4 Mr. &risky, Bearbiddcf-lane, • Manoloo-houie: NORRIS V. THORNTON. Sir S. ROMILLY moved that 5.5001. he paid into Court by Colonel Thornton, the defendant. Col. Thornton had purchased a:► estate from the PlaietitT at 7,5001.; he had paid 2,0001. but he had refused to pay the remaining 5,5001. till he received t►ro hogsheads of claret due to him, as he alleged, from Om - Plaintiff, and also because the wood was not o f Ole nice which had been put upon it, and because the Plaintiff retained possession of part of the estate. The LORD CHANCELLOR Ordered the money to be paid into Court in two months from this time. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. 27. PRIVILEGE FROM ARREST. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved tht. Court to wt aside the proceedings in the case of liamsbottem r. Hawkins, ou the ground of irregularity. lie sub mitted to the Court that Mr. Hawkins, who o as 1N... utterly an attorney in Pall-mall, had engagrd in ;he !mines's of a banker, at Brighthelvistone, 1,?.d coming insolvent, had bean arrested for dent.; to ;ht., amount of between 30 and 40,0001. and he !io,tell that as the privilege granted to attnrnies wer: , it. fact intended solely for the advantage of their clients, that they might not be prevented from prosecuting their suits, so in this case, where a s mite left his usual plate of business, and went to reside in a distant part, and there carried on business as a banker only; the mere fact of his having continned his !mine in the list of Attornies of that Court, for the purpose of screening him from arrest, would not be allowed. It appearing, however, that Mr. Hawkins had, within the Itt , t two years, transacted some business, the Court refused the application. The ArrowsEv-Gxnautt. remarked , that 7 as good often sprung from evil, he hoped that some steps wou:d be taken, that where attornies were en gaged in trade, as in this case, the privilege should not be allowed them. • • II r. Robert Bell, jun. a merchant of Hall, was I brought up to receive Judgment, having, together with a Mr. Hervey, been found guilty of writing a letter containing a challenge to Mr. Yvsons, a mer chant of the City of London, in order to provoke him to tightw duel, and for having posted him at Lloyeli'Cotlee-house, as a scoundrel, a liar, and a coward. , - There were also other indictmenis against him for baying posted him in a similar manner in Essex, where Mr. Parsons was •then on a visit ; and also in Middlesex in the neighbourhood of his own boas& . Sir , SIMON LE BLANC (after observing that this species of offence had considerably increased of lake Pore; and that he could not but think the British illieveltents of Writer timeeurese men of as nice a sense 111fflittut,airtidelicacy of (tenet 'as* thole of the resent? Qu , id . ‘" though we do not find from the re emit :of the Courts that they thought it necessary, in °Met° support the character of Gentlemen, to 'violate the law of the land," passed sentence on the Defendant, Co pay a fine of 1001 to the King, to bo imprisoned in the Marshalsen prkon for three calen dar month, and to enter into recognizance to teen the peace for three years, himself iu 5001. and two .sureties in V. 501. each. Irr3orxix7 Come, Nov. V.—Mr. SERJEANT - Plithiso attended this day ter the second time, in expectation that fifteen prisoners, whom he had Ordered to be_ brought before him, s h ould appear is Court • but none of them were brought up. The 'll:learned Judge, after sitting two or three hours without doing tilly - thing, expressed great displeasure at tlist injustifielire and disrespectful conduct of those 'Cholera who, in defiance of his order', and of a 1 3 " 'isitiveAct of Parliament, had not only not hronglit Irp the prisoners required, but did not even appear 'in Court to make any apology or explanation. He Then adjourned the Court until Monday. DIED. Oa theit&h •Kov. at Witham Lodge, Faun, in the SO year af 101004 Ow: Hon, Francis Talbot. brother to the late and meoPio the maim Part of Shreinhory. IM 4., Peer/Pi mrot POlNheit by D. Ukriect., al A fitsititrylverruz, $7. Meiling%