The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-15 00:00:00

fr 11.4 A 1 4 4 ,wkkpi'm . , • • Ng* Ifts, Resign Joh. Gray Is be LIMA.._ . e we. hientensuit John Jealous so bo 414•111 . 1t k _ . hod, iiromoted. Coosioiso, Gent. L r mice Gray. . Truoi,%" - kb West India Regiment, •Brevet.biajor Jose d =igg from " the slth Foot. to be Major, eke Brown, _ . _Limit. RatodaS3l.Donald. from the 55th Foot, to be Coptato of a , Company. vice Merray,, deceased. 41b 4 Garrivon Hatodion, F.'nrit Alexander lif‘Deff So be • IL4ei . tenant * yko Minden, pointed to the 101st Foot. . i T be-Eimer*, • Ensign Thank Hayes, from the 103 d Foot, vice Chanoldolk wbe anctr_ t , . ''Sobs &alb , tient. tie. Minor . 75:Vemoon . Ilatjalien, .ter-MaitevJansesliatherland , Etnign, vice West. app_ointed Quarter-Mester. Ensiga "" Weill, be atarte&mmer, vice thodiariand, appoint , • th t it i rb iC ritiotilki Roger Frederick, fr om le lit Ceylon Belli , .Z:font:to h oe f *Pa Company, vice 'Phillips, placed on 1 the Retired List. It filkoval African Corps. Lieutenanf•Goorge Ilillie4 from the 29th root, to be Captain of a Company, . without parch e, vice "urwond, appousted to the 63d Foot. h • soy a ' York Ramgen,Lietateoant Robert Cs able, from the 1 ' 15th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Armstrong, who exchanges. The K Ines I ter. on Legion. lot Banana& of Licht Infantry, Guitar von Hind, Gent. to be Fmoign, vice Wolrabe, promoted. Guitar von Lanni', Gent. nee he ditto, Cite 'Niger's, promoted. 3d Battalion of the UDC, Louis Bachelie,to be Lodge, vice Poten, promoted. 4th Ditto, • ' • • To be Foeixnf. Ernesto' Brinkman, Gent. vice Limper& promoted. Frederick Losperg, Gent. vice Jcinots, prmnoted. 6th Ditto, • To be Ensigns. ' Serjeard John Charles Kruatir, vice Kira, promoted. Clot* . Frederick .ipfcl. Gent. vice Messing, promoted. Gustavus Behr, Gent. viee Waster, promoted. Itudolphes Benxi`, Gast. vice ?ultimo, promoted. • Bth Ditto, To be Ranges. . Cadet ilerjeant grid Erdman°. vice Orahn. promoted. Ser jeart-Mqvir A us Helmick, vice Bract, promoted. &f -ront Fretitrick vice Scbmitts, promoted. Se(jeant (Altaic* Remit. vice Bertram, promoted. York Light Infantry Volunteers. 'Resign William Don s. from the 25th boat, to be Lieutenant, vice Lane, deceasett-____._ _____ _ MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Hospital-Mate David Finlay to be As sistant-Sergeass to the 6:alt Foot, as stated in the Gitsciie of the Fid ultimo, has not taken place. Commissions signed by bit "oyal Highness the Prince Regent, 1 in the name and no the behalf of his hilejr.ty. ,Tborals Toler, Gem. to be Adjutant to the Blackheads Regi ment of Local Militia, in the comity of Kest, vice Weller herd, resigned.. Dated Jane 2'. 1812. Adjutant B. D o llooke i from the Huntingdon Regiment of Le ' cal Militia, to be Adjutant to the Melton Regiment of Local Militia, In the county• of Leicester, vice Bell, who exchanges. Dated Jul 1, 1812. ( er of the Promotions tmmirrow.) BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Thep on, Hertford, shoe-seeker,pma Judy IS to July 25, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. P. Haley, Plymouth Dock, cabinet-matte, to sarreedee Au gust 1. 11, 25, at the Auction Mart, Plymouth Dock. Attorney, Mr. Bone, Plymouth Dock. T. Minion. Orairge-strcet, St. Martin's in the Fields, mrpen ter, July IS, 2 8, August 25, at GeildbaU. Attorney, Mr. Pat ten, Haase-garden. W. Casket, Caerphilly, Glamorgamshire, shopkeeper; August 5. 6, 25, at the Crown Inn, Merthyr Tydril. Anomie', Mews. Jenkins, Ames, and Abbott, New bus; and Mr. Meyriek, blerthyr H.. PhUlips, Manchester , wareitisosemes, 111, 22, Angus, 2s, at Guildisall, London. Attorney, Ma. L. Isaacs, Bury street, St. Mary Aze. D. Alder, But India Chambees, Lead/AO-Street, merchant, July 18, 28, August 25. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Clinton, St. 4-street, Southwark. J. RoMpson, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. 'seediest, Aftmt 11, 12, at the Saddle Inn, 15, at tbe Swan lan, HaddersSeM. At , tornies, Mr. Bettye, Hoddendeld ; mad Mr. Bettye, Chaacmiy lane. T. Wilson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer, July 21, Almost 6, 25, at the George Ins, Newenstle-on-T se. Attorales , Messrs. Altimeao, Wildes, and bfackara -Moe; and Mr. Bambitidge NeweiMio- upon -Tyne. J. cialterton, Eteler, Lancashire, lea -merchant, Jul i r 27, 21. Angset 96, at the Basle Ism ? Deansgate, Manchester. aor tae', Messrs. Foulkes and Creswell, blanchester; and Mears. Longdlll sod Becisitt, Grey's Tin. S. Hunter, Macclesfield, Cheshire, iron-fr tiler, Jot y 29 30, Antal 25, at the Angel Inn, Macclesfield. A monies, Mr. Nor buy, Meeekslbeld ; and Mesas. Sherwin and Hall, Great James-street, Bedford-row. J. Bayley, New Romney Kent, corn - merchant , July 30, 91, August 25, at Guildhall, Canterbury% Attornies, Mr. Webb, Folkestone; and Mesas. Egan and Waterman, Fasex.etreet, Strand. J. O'Brien and T. J. Lynch, Blootosb. , rp-square, Irish linen merchants. July 24, 25, August 25, at Guil dhal l. Attorney, Me. Morton, Gray's Inn-square. J. Hancock, Haymarket, shopkeeper, July 21,28, A_ttgust (25, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ellis, Abingdon-street, Westmin ster. S. Johnson. Nottingham, limier, August 6, 7,25, at the Powell Bowl, Nottingham. Attornies, Maws. Linderley. Long, and Ammo, Gray's inn; and Mr. Percy, Nottingham. [Diuideolds. Ace. Se -morrow.] • mnne.... CARLISLE, JULY 11.--Girsofirrlca.--Thomat MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Nicholson, the celebrated wrestler, of Threlkeld, rrs...dein. Jot 4 14, r--- fought a pitched battle the other day, with a stout not iteekneut of Lion Dragooas, Lieutenant Rent :, Andrew , Irishman s who challenged him and all Cumberland to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Bowden. who to display the science of pugilism. This unprovoked retires. insult roused the indignation of the keel-hipper, who lath Dittos, lientesant Richard Crater to be Captain of a i mme di ately accepted the proposal, and beat Pat in Troop. vice Underwood, deceased. W. li. Falter, Gent. to be Comet, by purchase, vice Smith, promoted. nine rounds, without sustaining the least injury him. in it tir u b ent of root, Lieutenant Jobe William Plombridge, self. An amateur from London, who saw the en. fro m the vd Royal Lancuaire Militia, to be Lino, without t ga -a gement, declared that Nicholson fought much in pnrelsose. tbe style of the late .lem Beldser. Nicholson is uni. 11th Ditto, Rale William Greer to be Lieutenant, wittiest „name, vice E veret t, o p ilo ak e d t o t h e td fi or d x eserso venally acknowledged to be a placid man, but pos. liattali.A. seises spirit to resent an affront. Armstrong, rut. 15th Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Arrotrotig. from -the Royal garb' known b the name of Solid Oak or Yak, a York Rangers, to be Lim:tenni, me Constable, who es- few .e. a ppeared _ • . changes. • days ago on the tort for a wrestling SID Ditto Lieotenant U. 111 - erison to be Captain of a Cass- prize at Newbiggiu, a noted part of the county for patty, ;About purchase, vice Willseley, who retires. athletieezenises ; bet was soon committed to mother Iffith Vino, Gentleman Cadet Spacer Ferry. from the Royal Pe rth .py Gee. Douai the dextrous b e sette zon, Oil - r.— Military College, to be Emig', without purchase, vice , I).agt~s, tett is die York Light liesswel Vaienteers. i Arnotrons has asidentuch Rohe ever since tile tom nd,..,„ tiesit. to be ditto. withoot purchase, vice . mencessent of the Carlisle wrestling, but never dorsi Gordon, promoted in tbe Bourbon Regiment. . . I enter the ring. He acquired a superiority over !Min Sttb Ditto. Lieutenant Thomas Moldiest, from thll Wrist Suf folk Militia, to be Ensign; witboin parebase. : Richardson, last season, by a slip of the latter.' Nth Ditto, Ensiga W. A. Danford to be i:oentenant, without A few days mo, a seaman in the west of Com ber- ', puma ..e. vire Lotiog, promoted in the 101 th Pine. Grade- i land s who had not been long spliced to his wife, man cadet John Otter. from no Royal Military College, to • be Limigo, vice Danford. • t !dipped Hymen's cable and entered on board a man. 52d Ditto. 1 of-wer, whence he procured his comrade to write to • To be Lieutenants, without porclitme, I her informing her of her husband's death. After We i-seen Geier Whir/trete, rico Whelks, deeeased. ing a " widowed life" for some years, she a second F.nsign Matthew Agnew, vice Black, promoted ia the Md. I Foot.' 1 time tied the nuptial knot. In the course of the 51th Ditto. Lirotenant Rees* Slack, from the s:d Toot, to be week before last, the-former husband, as luck would Captain of a C o o n Y• w u h ""P •rtim ' se, vice Twigg' CO. P i have it, retained home; and finding his rib in thil meted in the sth West India Regimes!. 55th Ditto,•Ensign .11examder Wilbert to be Liewenant. with-, I embraces of another, Insisted upon his Priogrill . 11 4- oat purdiefe, tire M'l)oaald, liremotid hi the sth west lb. t which was resisted by the other, on the ground, that die Regiment. - .. . as he had deierted his prize,. he could h ave, no deli. 5 ter Ditto, Captain sobs C. Smith. froto lOsilef•F,„,____. of the ith , Font, to be Colonist of a Company vie" upoowini who ex- j now; but as Jack was run ashore, he genenoeely as, charges. f , i tasted fibs witb. his purse s to have the afraluelleter. , pd Dino, Captain Jobs Chapman to be Meier,. witbout pee- , __,• __ 2 ,__i • dame. Captain Joha Gerund . frost iffie Royal Afncau ?Plton &trill a Magistrate. According! , thatiottev. Corps. as be Captain of a Company, vier Chsylon. - " 4 was, i p ii t sf . i ed i z s ratTd the superior q . 994 e ! . Ditto, Manama William llarrhon to be julanf, d i ce _, liii i i ; - - - • - • -- - ,r r 7.7.".. . r . , .1 v , ~?*:...: .•;* •' ";-'" ' " -"- • 41 : • • • .•.; .„% •'• f.;" I • • : ' am Ohio. Lienteitaat William tiarA t int to be itkliabil, !tee .eti—cl-,6iintriili the se e ded y i ; i i 3 ; ift - di ---- tbi t V olhire. elleatleivite hersioet thia *oil, which ex- liollmt, Demoted. •tr*. - •.. - : I a - Wei Se pp it Nib Ditto, Lietamot Aadrew Neil to he 1111 fir a apa. i ettUy weed- frk•the fair one, that the Sat possessor 'O O 4 , . 9 .* ... .: • . • • i .....i . pals, by powebome, 'tee tiarditter. proleo ' ••••?, : was italtitittek*fl abijed to relinquish his- eagq •• ' . lionotlf, ' li t: 1111 1k "I / "Piut droll * ( 2, Km Ditto. Maga ger" Brawn to be ddetilesallf; 'widow ! - r • - _ pore woe. . . ...:- . ; /woe& ,to Ottl.gamt. satisfaction et.,the happy pair.i4,l: 4 .: _ ! ert • in's e gsvertu ~ - to the -Wh Han D'ill Mita. lituiesaili Gado Far , td ONO. Nal tile;l3tb : Some acetate:ll ein o t toyed in digging op alintootme •ja , _ * Whine Light langeom to be Cattalo of atirnapaity k kr fatialMei a field itt thee* laPP.ltchiVonomtlobdati.to ; 111*/ Mille the bat lles Me Dunbar, aboyetiors. • 4 • . : add, *MI . akt4elos of p um. of &deists* bribe '• tgieetpihipd..i iiiiii4 ti .11 it 'lnd .' : ' ''. i•i .'• j ! . • -• ' 9ldo Ditto. Thom Wald, Geol. to be Boise, by paeobate, 1 . ofAmeadadritat 1 sad eitlaraie* Mein work, hose three vies Aoki!" PronowiL - .. ~4 E ase l., *le every bane ranee. e n t th e tee& IN Am/ 11.. Ailleooll4l -- belkisairMlliklat ) 1 011:11Leepelt, of we ow. alittoesi.Cheekeiee, .never thviiii ool,•••.. TtiO, `.. w lberie loo m AO t • tooleAdiiiiiitia A ., 9 11419i91 ••• • atialloa. la Eartiwelsa lbw.. i. .1;1 i 1 01116 diabla anere fonat a- lariat' r jf ireali i i- i l l , - ' 1 ;... 4L ,_"•:7 9 * , i Ira Due % Clailat IN., final M. OrCritS. NUT Mt Miming& &milt tale bats beta Maltgaiguip Wig t ir ir iP V4 7 = ' - ' ll ‘ Y . f 'i r ,.., witioost melon*. ' • haft of vary astiestits. . • . . , . ~~ , ...•`=•• • Frogs THE LON' :AZSTTE, JULY 11. • Athitirsky Oftee, July tl. • Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to John Wa lton Croker, Esq. a letter trots Captain Sir HoMe • Popham, of his Majesty's ship the Venerable, dated • •nesuethe bar of Billion, the 25th of last month , git.r big an account of his proceedings subsequent to the 'surrender of the French troops at Lequitio,, as stated la the Genetic of the 4th instant. - In the afternoon of the 20th, the enemy halt& -Jetted aboutl'loo Mien in the neighbourhood ef . the • above place, bat en hearing from the peasantry that 2000 web hvl-eitee landed from the Ettglish squadron, they retired ; and intercepted letters were transmit ted to SCrifoise Popham; by which the Command • ant of Guernieo a - as instructed to ptcpare ration for 'a French General and 2600 of the Imperial Guards. Ow the 29d, in the afternoon, the squadron being ea Its way to co.operete in an attack intended to be mole by a Spanish General Upon Babe*, and the -wield being unfavourable for getting rotted hlachi- Wee ; a part of the squadron fetched the ancorage 'of Berme°, and parties were prepared to land by Mx in the evening. .The enemy were found to have l'elred, leaving a *sail magazine of protiiiions iu a *OW convent -which was taken possession of, and '4Beettlinted to the poor; and the ;kips in want of (*eater were completed. The battery on the hill of -11Pareppo, consisting of live eighteem.poundens was I 11111 frayed, and the guns rendered useless, and all the • fortified pliers of which the enmity had had posses- Moo, were blown up. On -the 24th, the Venerable arrived off Plcncia, *here parties from the Rhin and Medusa were de stroying the works; and some of his Majesty's yes- eels were immediately dispatched to commence the operations of dismantling the batteries, and destroy-i lng the guns on each side of the inlet below the bar of the Bilboa river. In the afternoon of the same day, Sir Home Pop ham landed at Algorta, with the Captains of the - squadron, General Carrot and Sir Howard Douglas, .and a tlistaclunent of the royal marine force, under his Orders; but, as the country was particularly close, ainr-calculated for a surprise, they re-embark ed before night. The castle of Gale* was-destroyed by Capt. Filnye ; it consisted of eight eighteen and •twenty-four pounders : the guard-house and gun. carriages were nurnt, and the trunnions knocked off the gong. The batteries of Algorta and Begona Were destroyed by Lieutenants Groves and O'Reilly, - the former mounting five eighteen pounders, and the latter foto!. On the opposite side of the inlet 'the bitteries of El Campine Its Quersas and Xebi les, mounting eleven guns, eighteen and twenty-four , pounders, were destroyed by Lieutenants Coleman I - •and Arbuthnot. On the 25th, at dawn, parties of the enemy wera •teen advancing, and, at five, entered the destroyed • batteries of Al3orts, but soon retired from thence on the sgnndro►►'s making a disposition to stand up • 'the inlet. They afterwards formed on the plain, and were found to consist of 1000 men at Algorta, while 400 were sent to Puerta Galetta. Three of his Ma. jesty's sloops closed with the fort at the latter place, silenced it, and drove the enemy from it. Sr Home expresses his belief that the enemy's corps was the •ne for which rations had been ordered et Gusruico, and which was therefore completely diverted from its original destination. Sir Home Popham concludes by commending the seal and exertions of the Officers under his orders on . time several occasions, in all which the squadron as not had a single hurt. IV hilehaU, July 14, 181'2. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, its the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to present the Reverend henry Rate Dudley, Doctor of Laws, Clioncellor of the Diocese of Ferns, in Ire land, to the Rectory of Willingham alias Wive lingitam, in the county of Cambridge, ;ad diocese of Eiy, void by the promotion of Doctor George Henry . Law, to the see of Chester. max= ~ , . -- . • LAW INTELLWE AL , - A RTIFLCIAL TEETH, witk Enamel, w hi ch d •••• • : .1 , 11• sot change, skilfuilv feint w Munn the snot pair', r •0 1 1111 COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, Joie U. a "e re too": wh ole set, s., tole w to?t ri ta l re w t or a lit " . 1 ";tr' " : . THOMSON V. Tut LOYAL EXCHRWCZ Also LANCE from a ilia& saw to a complt to set, Ira . •rio:vae r :t l b4e ry t e r i t : ' '''''''„. COSIPASIC' nn easy method of fixing teeth firm to vtantip.,"if the 5u b ,,;,,,, - y d ; regulates uneven teeth remove d • • %ed.' This was an action upon three policies of loser.. , t ri n er prev ij d ent eta lart e 'we deco.. ; teeth cleansed from '. 'f'i i i .," . ; Oictbrd-byret. Observe ; or is nut a Soup, ,;',,''' ;lace, to the amount of 1,1251. on goods, free from i PRINCE. I)et.iist. aitesids front ma till f. ar , ti l l ' lr ; 6 4 ,"i i '!' .---not a general memorandum on the policies 1 Joho'orgt• I ' Pri gn ri T icil l i v i n i s i, e ti:c er .. s i t'ornateent. CIIPRRY PA S T At from avenge. The ship was wrecked on so as to produce only ;land; but the goods Were all got on Shore,for cletansing i .pumervitig, nod immediately w nitio.atog the 'I!: in a damaged.statav I . keeping theo ry ; ffee .e t frm ih t i i i irrre, clean away liee:.s ur iter. n . The. defence was, that this *IS a Partial and i wide; i., ill:cause° if i e teeth g r e r t 4 tieg' c ru r o l lt .ls , l ; l :l s rl e r u i l igi g iii i: l l :;' It ' . not a total loss • and Lord •Eso.zonoaonon held, VW IS th e . goods ' robsisted in • specie, however de. ilselemted, this was but an average toss. . There was:, Ikentivt Ow coloarable complication in the policy of general' ..... ...'wor" o i !_., , b) Pew." ! sound ; also fasters teeth that are louse, makes toe git.i t .16 " i ' l, i riv a gbe r e n It : a lj p r r e e d f:T l e " n ui ce is to hi t l o l i l i t tli el l! I e w " d i e " r • i i: 1 1 :e "" I ' who ' t ic " . ,_ often Stott she en tvit.-I of n treth s 4intra)ed, r ': i i i n'.l . ;:;: r. 4 ' he using tooth rootlet -v , ovroptutted roo m , f*dom of average on' ship Ind cargri ; the policy ;7 -7 i s l r 7 r i r e a n a t t e t d ;„ y o„ l4 c r e e ;r7,t ra ciZo r t u t i o n t i hT, ' „, o l f ,:te:! ' i l i i . c d, "- An two bales of toilinette;"free of average. The :Istailty used, is a sure prevewive opal., lilt rompla st i , Plaintiff's Counsel pr o ved the notice .of abandon- ' are incident to the teeth mod gusts. Is of great mil 1, f, r , ' - &en, as it prevents the ) elluw tartars .sctaliiit ins their spent, in order to enable 'themselves to ..move the ' teeth. It punts etti guar IMO d' - huew the Ca i ne t.t, ine of it, t • Court hereafter ; but the Defendants did sot accept wente 1.1.1 let their children be without it, as it p., se,; c , that notice; they only told the assured to ad as for 'l l ,`„ i t u rs , c m t r i" n4sel"ilig on theirteeth, "r iodate bt ' l44 ''', 6 ! Oa of them, , mid pre v ent, their having a gmtl himself.—Nonsuit. • • teeth at a future rental. —By cleansing artificial tectli Iti!li , .HEANEY V. BIRCH. ._ SlClstro m Pa-te. liter nee kept sweet nod ckaii, and pretn ! ni n it:g u r . o 4 llur.—Ask for Pritore's Cherry Pa•te, 2,, This was an action by 'the master of the Latent', or ad: from London to Lisbon, and the Brazils, against 1 , PRINCE'S SPRUCE gives Immediate relief to she 7' his Owners, to recover a balance of 1781. for wages I icily preoiuts the fare from•sweling, hit* relieved peeot: ' ' for several nights, could not steep for Ong Peri • , ' t at 111. per mouth, and disbursements. The defence the (opt h-nchoitg6l never to be rtish.opi is, a, it I p si' . I s ; " , r , was, that the Plainti ff had, upon being paid 501. on ' any of those violent 'hot iiurtures generally . reectLis t • f i':• i • ' account, expressly agreed not to call for paymentet."4l:l'ilakaley usiiv..sionetimes give-relief far a Illealleal, foLli . 4 . the rest till a bond for 10001. which the Defendants I u o t y ga r " . aoard it o ll i g ujory t i tO li t li lie a i blow Ili can - es had given to the Admiralty for the return of the 'se , to will be c.odingsit th i e p:rt g ogeeted and gate l' IC IIII ". :,; ' 1 ielkf Princes Spliiro not only Mediterranean pass, should be cancelled, the Caps t serve; thel. eats from farther decay: kAsk fs r Pris'e 's ', 4atis being obliged to ietive it at a foreign 'port; and ; ' te r the Tooth-m.ll , at elti. ti d. or pe dozen ail ' 11. 45 . 0 d ii ir .4 eC u lt , to get away as well .es be could. The pass had since :,' i ' wh ' sret • the action been returned, and the bond cancelled; i jo t . d or ts ec h t olexi x lei ti n d ; . l l ret t a l il a . l AL the i Prlr t i tn etof .u :S il .t e . ud Prin, but Mr. 'PorriNG, for the Defendant, stated, that 1 Sons, S PerAluwrs lip her !thirsty, Ti h t i tliTarle•str'eet; IhIn':1 the Admiralty were very strict in requiring the re- 12. 1. 11 1 . -51 : 1 6 4 5. 8 t i1 e r . i t a , Y i , d, 93, i rle ! l-nin rile! s !Soder. 4, eh.. turns of such.passes, since the Captain' of many yes- ; Bacon ; , I gs, osford:s i treet ; w n i v !tr a ersl ic l i. .9 4 , ° S i t s' ran s9 ci : 1 ;4 . .i i t!'il l ,": eels had pretended to have lost them, while they had Holborn; Holton, —; Talt, Ito) al Exchmige ; cud of actually sold them to the Americans in order to fur.. Prionpal lfeoderst .ther their trade with the Algerines. . Lord ELLENBOROUCHI doubted if thisdefence emit,' be evidence on the general issue, nor could it have been pleaded in bar of the action ; for how was the 601. a good consideration ? The Plaintiff had a right to that 501.; the only consideration might be the; Plaintiff's forbearance to bring ati action against the Captain for the damnification which the voyage had certainly sustained by the non-return of the Medi terranean pass. But when it came to proof, the Plaintiff's agreement to forbear the present action could not be proved, and he therefore had a verdict' for 1281. . • . SHUTTLEWORTII V. wit's", posit, AND WILKES. • This was an action of trover fir 50 tons of linseed ell, in which the sole question wab, whether the Plaintiff was entitled to the property of the goods:; end it being proved by the:confession of the party, ; 'ought to be charged, that heibeht the goods •to the Plaintiff's order—the Plaintiff had a verdict. MELLISH ANSI CHAMBERS 0. RIPLEY. This was an action on a policy-of insurance from . Heligoland to the Baltic, on goods valued at 4 1 8001. and the Plaintiffs carried on trade under the - firm of John Gore and Co. The goods were sequestered at Gottenburgh, where the ship put iu for repair, and now lay In warehouses there • the declaration con tained counts only for a total loss : but Mr. TOP-. pixe l for the Defendant, treated this as an average lose, with still a chance of recovery. There had i been no abandonment, nor any proof of the actual ; seizure and detention, nor any acts on the part Of., the Captain, or his agents, to recover the goods. ' Lord Ettasaoitotiou agreed that the Plaintiff was ' entitled to recover only an average loss for the da mage sustained in the detention of the goods and I loss of the market. Theta being no abandonment, ' the Plaintiff might, under the present state of poli. ' tics in Gottenburgh, might still stand a chance of recovering his goods. His 'Lordship recommended that declarations on policies of insurance should al ways contain a count for an average loss. • The Jury gave the Plaintiff a verdict of 501. per cent. on the policy of 3001. . , . - • . The trial of Dawson, which wilt certainly Amen great explosion in the Sporting World, will 'take ;placisto morrow sennight, at Cambridge, to the an- Moyaecie of many. As i a prelude to the event, the [coljewing curious letter, planning an escape, deli. leiwed by Dawson to his wife in a ooacealed manner, la! id detected by the vigilance of Mr. R. Oalinoa, Uoveraor of the Castle, has been handed aboitt in tbe upper Sporting Circles, and was seen at TArrun sox.e. yesterda)..• Having been favoured with a copy of theorigknal, we present it to our'readers, verba. tins et fiteratim. _ I MAR W 1 1 ,14—1 learn by your's lam is danger; by that I .+ have another.way to escape without fear of being discovered.— Yon go to a tool-shop and get a small hack saw, as the watch- makers one. the smaller the better to convey to me: the best ; way you can get It io will he between tome turf, with some Id .ck thread ;if you can And better way, do it, but be care-. ful, Thrall the danger le to get that to ow, for I have but one : bar to cut, and Lam in town bp four stclock in the morning. j —They will oat miss me till eight. when they come to unlock Vs* 1- shall be ky that out, of their mech. Dear Giri.belag ! me tie turf six pieces at a time to me. Whet; I Itave_got • the saw, I mast have some Mend ease round to see the as. doh keetake no uoticeil me but to see the situation ; I am . 1 loran north ; awl come again In one hour after we lock op; i bring rope eaaueb tO roach over the wall, and he stand oa . tie ; other side. and bold it till lam pp the wall. Fasten a lute ' sy,:e to the end of the rope, and throw it • over tie wall. and do kiwis abois vise inc h maipier, to hold by, and about 1 Isr as ti r t -five feet long. There Is no danger in this, for there is 1 inside, after we abase to bed. A rainy night will be LI will let you know the night by aoother line. Mr. E 4 lays ha has got a very respectable man, who will come . , t 'rear to every Wog of siwooncerai all . but steles jari a n t g la to . aith any t) im i d t, y owl i tt i lit t yPtratTh eiti to write t r (4)l "":74 ,;,, L. ( B'4 • Grosvetww-eitaarei Mr. J. Imre' New r y . , —is' (wee . %).11oad, Oqu'o.lo.4atie,liave a good look-oat, if' Many .• 'I ea soon be Iv ,[voter ong with you, with a ~ ihd - people ahOse-men =will get When you write, direct to Mrs. • .1 Vilma e come, akk me 11 o P •llwiti-6 t 0 0 I t , 04 boil 'ie. jea 41 at once. 1 shell ' r.,, L ir lithip Igeteliesmedemm, Joyful wig know." !Otter era, detected'hy Pit. Oastincii, in the , .m DaNasoe'earifitiPishattlast.dng from hint in •.effeatioiwito - din *pel t which - DEMIATY, fee. MESSRS. CURRLE and CO. Surgeons, hitei bit hfiqests's Service. continue to direct taeir studio practice exclusively to the treatment and cure ~f E COMPLAINTS, nod to every Claw. of I)elaility : rthrc arising frost irregularities in living, a lons' residence io ant d unites. or the destrnalve Inibit of iocaosiderate yameth; .h entails, by articipation, on its unhappy victims, all the hin d ties of told nv. to slight eases of venereal infection A rib care is conipleted in it+ And perMirof two days. They may be consulted by patients of either see. *lilt gremest sectesy and heinour, at their bowies Nu. 101, - Haar . Letters, post-paid, enclosing a bank mute. will belulycutix ed.—No. lur, itattim-guiden. • A DVICK.' NltjiiEN Men' of lidacatiow slid .. Skill. use persevering enileaitoirs so disenvertho . .. . • g a le lino certain metood of treating a few pritvairaii-Diee the vocceaufal result of their experience is tat: Lied prod, superiority. • .. Messrs. G01i.4 and CO. Surgeon, have be , en intlitred to artl 'the cure of the ("flowing the object or their particular slid •vix. a vermin Disorder. frequently contracted - so a mosaiess .Intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictutoa and Glens. a hit b_y an bnproved ;thin, are speedily and effectually cured; ask! Whitely, whether arising from Bacchattalion iridalgeran;l. , residence in wiertWelitnates, or a seccei solital . y . vice, nu shi unhappily pursued by the youtivof bid(' sexes i to the chino fag sterility, or barrenness; and iii the other. a umoefftel to ' of nervous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate 'impoiroce and Consumption. In that diAresNag nate orik4l [ ty or deficiency, whether the consequeuct of such bassefMl f hits, or arising from any other cause, by vi bleb the power, the coustittnitin become enfeebled, ,as regal:lily • educated N I mon' of London they van a firma, pare, and spee.:y rectors!i le sound omit vigoroin health. -. • The ri-volt of is loog and extensitt practice basenahlett no by asuperior method; to remove Venereal C plaints, kin ever inveterate. or complicated., without subjecting the p . tli; to the least restraint in,oiet or exercise ; and .io recent Cm 'whereon early applicutfou is made op discnvefy of the infecti4 they fregiently perform a cure in the short space of two dna The saprecedected success of their mode of treatosem (n hick ta never been known to Lit I. one single instance in a practinil fifteen veare, during which period many thousand persntu of bail sexes have been cared, even after severe and injurious rnettA had been pursued by other Praethionett without elect), iambics them to thus publicly titer their.advicea Messrs. tilde and Co exclusively.professing.tke cure of Oita 1 particular complaints; in order •11tat the may not he tumid by a mistakes' few, with the oftlimuy so tatty (oinked to th Ignorant mapirie, think it joiticeta i eanelres to;tii i t ,:t o ,lbey hproperly ave been educated and initiated kite*, of the proceseint (certificates of which, from difrerent.iiodr tads, apt testimonials from the most eminent Pkynteitlpa, Ike; Save le convince any inquirer), that the kittens fileft ft* their aidenvonn first induced theta to quit Ike tomtits* il ' the general Pasetifluner, and they me that' then pin* Owns cuastelaste a fair ground for i .uopreceinpled.Odritt with which they have, by the Pa ic, Iwo so It y lir poured. . .. . • Patients la the 4 Coontet aes.remiestitl * to stale we or ' ' tars of their rases age. nod miner of living. Mein* a Ilat Note for Advice and Medicines; and the siuse.pfll.ktfuratickl to sou parr of the Kingdom. • . „.. . . . GOSS mak CO. Surgeotd, 13, .11owiteritlrett, Fleettdr ,1 . GENUINE ANI) APPROVED ME/)(CISILS.- ri Prepared by h. SOLOMON. M. D. Gilead Howe, near Liverpool. rr HE Celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILT ID, Ja. o : Debilities, Nervous Disorders, tool WehLocees collar to tne Female Sex, Loss of Apetite. Hysterical and Hr poehandritwal Affections, Luwaesit o f Spirits, and all Neu.* I)imrders. Dr. S .I.lmon's Cordial Balm of Gilead is happily ealt•uisiel fnr.the Weak, the Sirkly, and lafirtn. Ito nit inotsrd Pero., Dehiiity, Luwhess of Spirits, Weak in either Sr,s Is acti o _hereditary, licqhired, .w owing to Yuotliful Intprudeu.e, Mediritie will olford the most wonder t 1 relief. ! • ANTI- I MPETIGENES s or, Solomon's Drops, is a Me 3;. tine superior ill every other Retordy yet discovered in thi• Why-other ode. for use speedy removal mid radical cure of Scar's. Lepres.s. Rheumatic or Gaul/ Paitts.Scrofala CS-1 Era, Inters of every iltserlisklnti, !Weld( 'or Icitured Irp. ate Disorders where Si.liva. ion tins repeated, s f.vled . lf r* no other remedy could restore the unhappy Sittferer In 1;.31 health he unfortunately lost, the A ntblinpetirMes horse beAt found thereat and oat • restorer of Health atilt Vik•ur. Tile" Drops purify th e Blood , and restore the System when Myth ...I by the imprudeut rise of dlereury. The-above Medicines are ihrlosed in plain infections: m - ;:h su rising Cures, authenticated by Per.ons of Itesiteetamtt•• lad are spade up in Bottles. price Ilalf-h-(;niaen each. e attaal s , Funnily Bottles. nt 51s. conthieind - of the mow' sitlN wherein 4.. ore saved. ; 4 TbeARSTERGENT LOTION clean and beautifies the4' o l francs speedily. withisto pain IK ;feu lie. lit Loa 1..4 . 1'1 4 '1 1 .'1.N Testers Itillg-ttortut. Spots, Ecduest , , SwelTinte; Gr Cacho: , ,•:* of'ilte Nose. 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