The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-03-04 00:00:00

Jovis Is. Die Feb. 1813. Jltetasts ArearrosTULlM STZWARD Esq. was called in, sod having been sworn, was examined as follows : Yea wem Member la the •lam Parliament for the Town of IFtyanrathi-1 was. You were Candidate at the last Election ?-.611 was. r believe Tour Wally bad very considerable interest in the Doraugh ? they had. That ittserest mutilated at the time of the last Electioa, did it matt—it did. --- Pfevious to the last Election. had yogi an Correspondence with Ms Loyal iiighsess the Usk* d C I—i bads it was confidesto 1 behove ) ion N .re not stoceesstoil at the but Election; yen were an unoeurceatil Candidate ?-1 was. _ iiTd;,;7lk;ep - eu i " ... ;ies" --- ofifiese lettera whlth JOU Oat the Duke I—l dill. _ _ _ Have yo i ibem with you ?—I have not. Can you reineiaber nei.rly about the gate when die OK letter was sent I— it was the early pat of July, to the best of mv.re. cuilecti•in Mr. Chairman I know not whether lam regeliir or nut ; out this corrornidence w.is confidential. I tape it will not be produced, lione+er it might operate in favour 411se interest I am very much concerned in, I &Wald lope it mot all be produced here. coeversation 1 had with Mr. tame. Had you made application to any person le obtain perminlon to wait upon the Duke ?—Never. What was the i at cause of your calling upon the Duke; " was it in comecinetice of any thing tha. bad been said to pis by any person whatever ?-- N o. it was nut. The . Duke is one of the Trustees of the estate?-I'e;. . And Mr. Ure is sinothrr?—Yes, he is. And Lord Newark?-1 believe he is. Comm:we& 'What indaced your interview with the Duke orCsmiberland ? ita I thausand received retina his Royal 17419frim. whir way T—lly I bate fr om Mr. Watson , the eteallitty ' is Royal Highness. 1 understood you to say that Lord New6rk and Mr. Ulm were in the room when you went to tile Duke of Cumberland I—Yes. And hi; Royal Highness desired those persists to withdraw, that be might communicate with yowl—Yes, he did. The *lithos withdrew. Suigeon, vire Carter, who exchanges; Assistant-Surgeon W. (iritiin.from the Stith Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Lukis, appointed to the 9th Light Dragoons. pg 4 Ditto. Lieut. &mud Bevan to be Captain of a Company, vice 11111, deceased ; Ensign G. Gordon to be Lieutenant - vier Bevan ; *leant -Turner, from the 3d Foot Chards: to he Ensign, ,sec Gordon. Ertlt Ditto, !second Lieutenant J. H. Wirkley to be First Lien tenant, without purchase, vice Baldock, whip resigns; Geo. Drummond, Gent. by purchase, vice Filosaurire, promoted ; and 4 % Haddon, Host. vice shirkley,.. be Second Lleate 'fah Ditto, 'lieutenant Aldan - 6r thither to beAdjutaai; 'vice lie Cuarey, promoted. sth West India Regiment, Ensign Edward Codd, dr ua lli et t i l Font; to be Lieutenant, wit purchase, vile appointed to the 4th Royal Veteswa Battalion. 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant Donald Cameion,frasa thwianif-pay of a Provincial •Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice" Taylor, whose appointment has not taken place. BREVET. Strict Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Arbuthnot to be Lieutenant- Colonel, and to serve as inch in Portugal, under Llergenant.. flenrcil Sir W. Carr Beresford, vice Brown , appointed to the 46th Foot. Brevet Major John Austin, of the Mit Foot, to be Lieutenant - 'ln Ar _ . I she- ___ _ A Lorcl.thip pawed to Williini Kobe, fi'aq. ~ ow ewe-hogs rit, but which be also declined accepting an similar priaetplos to those expressed by the Duke of Bedford. The next premium awarded WAS, a piece of plate value 151. to Thomas Wm. Coke, Esq. for his fat &nth-down Welters. - The isett award was a piece of plate, value 151. la Lord So- Wserville, for his Ere cross Merino eau-hop, .116 lordship'thea remarked, that has ing been fortunate enough, from the refuse of the sale of his she, p. a few years ago ; to save Such aii Mid obtained this premium Jun site three List) ears, lierlonald decline aeraping it in fa lore. and should have great pleasure another year tip bee it ?I si udoed to Mr. litt•dsca, obese ezetaittiit in this' breed Isere a iletviedry. . ' pfece of plate , nine 151. to Mr. Baile y, for Eve cress Me rino Lit %tethers. bred by Sir Thomas Miller. A lucre of plate to Mr. Tull, for his breeding Lima sow, wbisth was delivered tto• Mr_ James King in his senesce. A pie= of plate to Mr. Ingall s for Ilia IL• yeas. old. white boriosm CMS, fed on greys and hay only. Notices were distributed of the next ..Wollarto ' obeepobealiog on the 14th,15th, and 16th of June. , Jib Lord*hip then proceeded to open the award of Ms 'pm 'alums offered fot cloth, namely : • : s . • • To Mr. Thomas Jo‘lpe, the first prize, for his blue cloth. No. 1813, made from Merino South-dawn wad, of the second eras` - .To Mr. Frederick SMith, the second prize. for his blue clod', iarthumberland waist ' had beef , . . ... - soh - velars- - 1. ' ' 7, ..rrigrl"gr Ir -- ...74:4;; - , -- ;ro 7- 4- .• -•'''''''." ''''''. , S'irn ' • .7 77 ,17.."'-'' `. --- e r. e" ;-” •: ' .. ... . ~.. - . • r•'i • ' i ~ s • • • . . ' 4••_ , , , .e • . _, . . . , . . #• • , , , • i . . . !` .• ••••• • ',. • ; . - -* " 1 „. , . .• .. -. ' / s • : • '. ' • . .' I . • A ia 1 -h. ... • 111111111111111 - . . .- . . . • . - . a.. '' Wh was tha t* ith, se lotistada easy istesdeal a albefalles ! D id you ar f e re t rise-W w 7l: .:'- `u , tbst . • lette r , sq._ : . . - 1 -.1 :: . , ~' ; - " A1 11,4 711: 1111111 . 11 0 • ~ , 4, .., , • dis to . eteel . 11::adijwittE1 2.4 4 a Bits of opining spi the port of tbe Ttustees had ever been made. ,as allow t ha t le aessiosa te Mr. lire to know whether he woe altar! Sr ,sty t Ar e al "! ..- .1.-• • I ,nreig!.._ • ~.. ..• ~ socr wiedil on the part of the lohabitaets. !as 'Wends= I , _ ye° irrnV gU r r ib e hineako d y M ar a s wa h liat d a d . , . ' the lamest Sr the Johostooramily, in the event Sr my hte About wha t or 4l to rn. we ...... • followieth do?, . , Jet* by' liba bilifF * Idirre . l'lll4 ' I"..M.lllllb oimitin. j6 IaIN NO II * - .. . mid I hislhalls i ll.'iVal - -' . ifolatessill alhmehante-Mande it. th , 114‘ ! igt fithinis to plow.ill ' the -,. sr tit -*NINON " ..". Ch , lokftrigod laic . . 0.000. . I. ' - pat Is sessalities by doom vlug7ihr s 4 ar faie die'alltealdlal . , • - - M . " Akan; n e o v istf . ti°ll4l P•-:.- : . , , ses This appoint Mr. Pre was hi his Royal Mightine s s pees Do yea remember • lo ..: ._ _ ... a _ __. _ . - --. sa -.; 111111 . _ by _ vori. . , a , . jr . • • seam 1-Yes it teas. Mr. Ure deelatuthe bad hems Eyi ng with °Lieber 1-1 did-. 1 I Pe.-F4l- -_ _ '._ - 8 • 111 !er_ hr f t r Ittl " ti • 111.61 1 /81/11 . 11* ., • Ibblikager boo liss ag asiiate r _ - , ' • 14 1 11 ' ,.. - '-‘ l 4 l - ircis V 17.. - 11 Esale. 11 . 1;; j ' he .bad peen living together , and that be Mos 'uot Dons his Roy& it . Ive s MOORUmamennnu t syou know the Dekel hattistaithig ?-I tMs k I Ile. s amwewel that of we the apposities b e i ng at alien serious as had been re- tober, bear the - . . ata •- . must, drew -Aseletwo .' ' od'ir ' presented t however, his :boat thattness said he Mt It Ms duty , Do oad 0000kowas troatien.t mothilww.lh rte. is -.4 1 . 8 1 r 1. 8 18411.741 t itr i m po d BBooBlBlBB4l4 o boaya,.. ... . see ic : b ytoire sp h : 11111111W o. . 1. 1 . 114 :, ..,; ' , l i B io ranieyez::: icarloo nwh e nt i c:, to consider It Sr that constenseacts. and that ho mold not pot me . Be to g im in atimisauesas &Condition, foe the thee ex iratomey 6. • , twiteetst s aud thate tel a l a mo taat wbsibte ta the Da illare he i , tre yet tm do e p Ytra ole r s ' o r se : for • that iiartme t tghe moment aata se,. ibl a r , t ber , s e r i ream - _ '''ph A 1 4 - 1141 / 4 - 1411.11 ' Wanstett a h lre, Moues - . ~. antdah P . hlataer . ett,rhii a- *cab* befit twelfth': lied' feri-tepitillt • rad C. Pitts m o th h 7 .t ., Re _ _ ,_ 1 • 1 mitTion y" ?- 112 Y ee n ef , a ttwee Trustess weede tha ti l i b L k s:y ee :coaM aia deet uatatod eat illi s e u ta inid taa is; ,7asuecaattowreeryonaalygisisheL.llbaynyal l awasah ildbiess' ic shaod the '-w ont ridir et . the,paill„ hi w spoutbli lodic Theitiettesee thee Opined iv bear . , um. . . ita,_ arlis g , I.ca;Tva 4.,..0.dit.: fore then stated it to me lit hail , . as, Inerrhdtas--; If pelt • Olt° ll .o, Ca i s I air • Ure, sad it was to ascends why It bad eavalsea, sad the Dn . ke. what, :lb mat s offt sh or ant . th , e t ram irst attald loiter , t P O - aiat it w e ss ay la i nt , ii.e d • her th a t Heeolution mud oat he doastwayhthat I eNnploonoe with ele Oily's.. Ht es three ee feet Abet end gluten& : drit br - le j= l * ai r ti4.l„ s Inn 'ft c ,.. is• ■ vhoisteha •.. -st e w ew his w l ite lo t yal Higbee' s. Iha the ledatiemor tit dried . applicatioos that I milhlit have Moo s ha y shmilititests • as Wei- ed the Seremase „b at y ah o o any e t . he r e ff ec t ; . h im * , _:.. _ ey d r . C . .., 11 - ata • Vdp hat t is month. In his Royal Iliglewoo not diseens ab l a it papa s64o what memo& wow of th aw &powwow. who were your and in , tb• course efiat, sad the foitewhi' : . etres i g Ni:7, :a..6.. .... 4 : mosad.„4.,,iiir t i ff i l t ta .ci zt,.... 4.,:si i is :et er.coo: - p i iniro4l ,l:o l:: , : h. I a ,/ in remelt, which was. that I be put Is . sal • ill slip if the *maids* appeared serious, I woult then teen Constituents to apir es te a re for, for pieces ' therance of their di promtioes in the nay ar 1 -No i for the fore .ssajh the brig went Illt al otevvee- , 1 hate net bee. L illie ite , lied oat her earn., or any I %ilium rote vpoa bier vej,cialla ler task gliPPer. _ ._ . _. ether partkelar, mole than that she ern a Peach ne r i s ik,shi e et, otrail-rs. &Ni tw i t , H aroarbe , s 0 & , . . Up to this point of thaws soy other permit nee yes in pahstaten h tsa at h__ hhiotksli ts. r oe to apply too, Doke.. " . - the character Sr 'lnane besides his Royal 11 . autllllr., Your IA enema was • a d am apttta ate la apply la r eh er stational brit of war ) seenting tit gees. I have th e , -J. Maittil. •GrWislifftfh. salleteaker -O. DM, Cletrs. a . I . ; Cu, ad P-aly '; s 1.: n. ?-t was not &Trustee. rye i Berke sezz dais paft, mer e. 7 4-111 Saheb. Liverpool. Bees d ram .; • . s . • I -4t. rr, and R Clarke Cha.' h„ s Did :to o.ber persons hold any transactions at Caraillualed- the Duke of Cumberland ; they applied usta to me to_ arm to thern, a im ed h onest to . b et &C. • Vitivelli X. GAI.WEY , Car" I plat. t exacta's's, :honcho:le .re- W. Le ' • • , *ions with on in the chancier if Trustem, except those two his Royal Ingham commanded me to e k nown bins , those applications. - . • • h-seloo-- mahout, Sout h t persons you (Loyersits READ.] • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. enesoboofesea. . - .- -.-. Did you go io Weymouth at airiest Election he-Yes, I did. ! St. James's, ith July, 1912. PARTNERSH I PS DI aSinhihm. 3 11 . • After you bad been at Weymouth had yea an h ez d oporteaity of i --- J. Taster mot S. Ceshey, Ituoghwood; hireaulre, eminent-- moiag his Royal Holtman le London 3-Yes. I h ' Stst,-I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter. and that you will h e pleased td furnish me with the addrem • Wer..o,lke; Meech% 1111 J. N. Boyden and J. IS. Harshest, Cheepsise, priniscli r ,_w • When was den ?salt tout Immo hero about the 17th or 18 th 411 torell west 0m ,,,,,„ t h . , Std ilejtiemet of Dragoon hieeols, William Woldreee, Gent. to Samba's, It. Getsdwis; toad t. ,44 t'othrtalrAlatataa and la va . October, I think. 1 reword os the ISO, and it was eitke the of those persons whom you rec second or tb.• third staysails. my relent lb was between the 16th 1 ours, be Yew: near, Suwon, vice thniik s pliteed loess half-pay. pool . colour:nen-eq. T. K ing and W. Carruthers. Pudding-Le; ' ERNEST. Sd thlditeliholoo E. laglis,Trout the fi.M Foot, to be Carnet, by wise-or.rciatms- W. A• am and D. liobersaa, Nar rousu „e' ! ! 0 awl lath of Octutorr. • perehmos. vice Eine, promoted. 6th Ditto, Aesistant-Siirgeon George Perlinajowo the 9th Light ; a lA nd le o l* . th Ely i er ile , b E e r ww istio e l e , he ivor e l -- -illar ' • T h ll 2. llw anu' t •r; tee t u i r i ess er a - s S l) . • E 'r a7 en pa a lid i Did aav thing _material oa this subject of year return pass Addressed to libjer Steward, M. P. Weymouth. with his Royal Nighties* at that period /-My object io waiting Steward _ Derail, to be Assistaut Surgeon, Wee Sibhaid, appointed J. Taylor, Nottingham, grassers- h. t.,... ;yd lc p0,,,, 0 _ . Loos St. Jeirsohe, ad Oct. 1812. s u m po ed n h . o hat ßo the yai rs.psebi lt I - gimes:s ista :h ing e& o w n at, bi to sti k he sowatetber aated he had was h.ba s; a : . jokaium. 6..„-li&natevrt.s.o t:cent itledetemouyeliehngsweirterectreiseehiamaithey2:4647.oehhhfooremessedabwhaicas! sohiaoharea . la i teiriioirof Dilly. 0087:mospeort: J. obi, sholueentemetto be L:eubytesaperat: . iteda do wni o u Ts ti li ninwo l l u ame hwtmit,el/4 : eyp : d it.t.a ,• na i vi . 4 , l l l ai. a in t ,: h .is : i i iwitr r i ,.ffix l i a t!_de.. . an 'r a h Tst. : l4 t .ne rr :ia •_ r. i,htt ....i e al l ln l d ' B 7 ll - .3l. !: peli . l T ic . 4. a a-er d : tithes, a that it had not been to that extent which ought to have, to express to aon my ex le t tkom for viss • si ?on a , she : . b. porthole. ots. ,esse.l,44, mint p a utkoria.hd aim to withdraw his blowout from me under the not having received any appl ,3d 6110, rers It. . ire tr y i pleSge au4 promise I b ed , in which Ins Royal Highness said t le had received oo inforeation to the contrary.. . ho ta lec ee ti. part and ice i larl as y sor dtt pi r ise r. I vil e uMer, promoted. Kinesthesia, Gionces-t•rstere. h i ker.-.E.lanier ;hid ( h h s hbit t a, 411 t Ditto, C A. I Byrom to be Lieutenant, vice Hol th, Blootiabery•square, solicitors-T. T. • De you know hoe theiracting who meta othor Trustees for ' e lf f re die to p . i d ro he li t h o 4 707 eY upeNt aWut th h e _ hbrhe „ Irani , o r Si r jibs Johnston's l...N at f ront t h e i r ac ti ng in has emote to do it I- but I catandatea impe the Tnwtees' may hely epee 1 deceM r d s Robert Bornores,Gent. to be Cornet. vice !arms. ricesnarn, Decametre, tisliseurers 4 1 . 414 01: -. T a l d ba l % l ies )11 , we nt / l‘ o i re °* . ' 1 1 a h em th e y w ay pet la ; Ilth Regiment . of high!. t Ihraguons, Aashant-Sergelm Thomas ditch, groeers-J Bradford and J. Okell , Norehwich, CitrllP .1 t • ' ally thing aintected with me; I knew their names. , your cordial support of the Lukis, from the nth Foot , to be Amblbort - Sur eon vice Put - -W. iJoyd and .1. Gilbert, Briewl, shipragents-la add 17 elYon urver saw ay other penal thtoughout the whole of this nomination. I ure you, !have net been inaltentive to your I Duke of applicadoo . and on Wednesday lasi I spoke to toad Liverpool, ' don, appointed to the felt Dragoon Guards. 4 ' • Butt, Samford, linen-drapers. trot:sat:ion a Trustees for that family, except the • laf. fibs s h -eet of an a p0i 0.,,, r0t th e you , h amt l ag t h at s t. nth Ditto, Ceptalm John Atkins. from the 19th Light Dragoons, : Cumberland and Mr. Ure 1-One of them I haveacest at d' spot, h, hha ' .; eat times, bet not, that I recollect , as Trustee. I have seen , tattoo wmenyon pointed Pout Zaioot l at his disoroml. but in the ~ t to irt he The Cu s e ti o n f r a sige Troo r t. o vi s eLß ifi ro th w F a m , Tho to ex he cha c n i f s e n s e t t, E to m y . LOAD SOMERI'ILLE's SPRING 81101 V i z . I Lord "rewash. boa , , samininad of Lord hlulgrave ; nod , trust s that, ere g. an ' .__,____ s to t i seavernegity will occur to gratify your wishes, which I wilt oat Pommies e othfromoted l'' the 11i'd tight Draiww° l * I - 1 0 11- 104 net see M. at nay 411 - the'e M ee ti ng s with respect • lath Ditto. Robert Coate, tleaL to be Cornet, by purchase, vice I I .your retern to the present Parliament 3-h 0 , I never saw bine to toe co o So the preaesre or the Duke ef Cumberladd when I bad any ; my Carotin to promote. Yours, . Hesse, paneled. NrINIAT.. ISW; Ditto. Captain William Browne, flew the 17th Light Dra- 1 VF‘CATI'LE. .._............ • 1 . coneersatien gm the subject , • •Mat' I)%Y. • sti _ mom, to be Captoin of a Troop, vice Atkins, wbo exchanges. Torre i. another Trance, I I:millet:nate of the Laws at Edim Addressed, Richard Tucker Steward, Loh . On Monday, Mr. Sadler's yard, in Goswell-street 25th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Sateuel Batty, to be Assimant-Sur- burgh ? -Yes, a Gentleman of *enamor David Cathcart . -I Pesch-nub Castle, Falmouth . as .s 1 atter saw him on any of these occasions. - Ereasseaansined b a Mr.* WAIutPW, Oa behalf of the Siting These_ s tettesowere in • Member‘ Yea, the were. -- . geon. vice Da ingots:ceased. . i • was, for the most part of the day, croWded with your possession yesterday morning 1- .Sd Regiment of root, Li eu t. J. Taylor to be Captain of Cala- agritult ura I Noblemen and G e ntlemen, from all . r y. vice I:Estrange, dismissed the service; Ensign J. S. a I believe you delivered them to Mr. h lohns 1-1 did. 1 Wishes to he Lieutenant, vice Taylor. paths of England, assembled to whir and compare i 4 t h Ditto , Ensign E. Boulbyte be Lieutenant, vire Cramer, the merit, of mall thea y very file cattle, sheep auto This Interview you talked a which you had with the Duke, which were exhibited as candidates for ' " the w h o , y ou w hhed to 'know why his sentiments were changed . Crom-examined by Mr. Waimea on, behalf of the Sitting deceased ; Volunteer Buchanan to be Ensign, vice p i gs Members. was it of your. procuring, or did the Duke express that be . ' litoo•lby ; prizes otiesred by Lord 'Somerville. . w i s h e d to see you ?-uneterre it might be jointly ; 1 had for.. i The first application was made by you in the month of ' Bth Ditto, Luke Vipont, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice 5 warded a representotion to Mrs Ure, he, I understood. for- ' July ; the firm app lication you sent to the Duke was in July last 1-it _..... Price, 1011.M.04". I The carcasses of the Merino 'Wet hers. highly i wished the some to the Doke -of.T.amberland,, and in case I was. hit Ditto, Lieut. D. Mackay - to he Captain of a Corn any, 1 . 4 , c.o.seu, killed several days ptev;ously, and-intended st *sad he wanted, 1 came down anewaited in the Albion Club You had called uptei the Doke before that, had you not ? -hi without purchase, vice Campbell, removed from theservice ; :I lentil I should he seat for, either by air Royal Highoess or Mr. • had; I received his &ad w Highness s commands solo do. .. S K I Limits. Robert Brown, vice Got, cashitred; and John for the table at his Lordship's pithier next day, *ere the. I rrnWfeed there for two So three hours, and Mr. Ure came 1 You had a conversation with Inc Royal Highness ?-I had. Doig, vice Mackay, to be First Lieutenants e John Dunbar hung up its th.! for the inspection of the Cour. i fair me mat took nee to St Jsines's, whine I then saw his Royal ; And afterwards you wrote that letter 3-Yes. Meaner. You have stated a part of the conteats of that letter to-day t- Moodie, tient. vire Brown, and David Rankine, Gent. vice 1 Doig, to be Second Lieutenants • Serjeant- Itt tine .i ohn Wilkie, Pa by • yard , You had made some communication, in consequence of which . I have. vice Sutherland, deceaseci s su be • Quarter-Motster. 1 Sh,COND DA S'. t! ?Jr. Ure came to you ?-Decidedlyl forwarded a representation ' Have Neu stated the whole of thesoubstance I-I think Ileac, ; The very superior exhibition of Cattle and Sher- , 4 14.1; DIM, Ensign Win. D'Acre to be Lieutenant, without pot.- in consequence or this change of seatiments, and it was io ex- the whole of the substance of my lint letter. i t planation of that, I presume,. that I was scat for, aad my own . Had you had any promise irons Sir Jobs Johnston 4 any as- ' ' chase, sire Fraser ' P raasated In the - ist Ce Y iwil Re g iment t and breeding Sows, ex leibittd for his I.ordsht • p's t t • ~ 1 , Benj. Everard, Gent. to be Ensign, hire D 'Acre. A ere. whits at the same time. sistance of place. or nil thing, before you called upon (lee Doke ? applicatio. to,. i 2 24 : d i tt h hhec I DDeased ii ii t i, ki ttoo ,.. Chas. Kin g, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice mien's, attracted again a very large . assemblage in You have ,said that the Doke always spekte of himself moose -1 had a promise from Sir John Johnston formerly, to interest Mr. S6dler's Yard. fl !Alton, promoted in tare 10Ist Foot. of the Trustees , or chief of the Truneest--116 spoke for the : himself on my behalf, ;( E ;eo ns or ig ge n enil l oei . ibs ß be . Urea tauen to t. b u e tnocs, Li be eu s t Eo e m o n, a i n sga t e , , vi b e yt e p Le uor a co c ha r t :of t t scoi .At . i 1 ; .I 1 Trustees generally, "We And mussy there are four Trustees's-I understand so. ,' Was it in consequence of that you made any I the Duke , who had become Trustee of that estate ?-No_. otod in every Conversation you had with the Duke upon this Do you mean to state that certainly ?- 1 do. ; be Isoi . ign V vie l e Drew l . t.eh ed CI f h 5° h F ' Sith Ditto, ierjeant-Major Sam en Pickett to be Ensign,w Rh- subject, bespoke of hinorelfasid of the-other persoto as the Trus- • That it was Dot in coasequence of any precedent promise as ' tat ore. ash, vise -hen wan res . es. to do so and so i"-Yes. that to his Royal Highness, but it was not with that impressiim. vice Malone , promoted. three o'clock, such of the Gentlemen at are Members of the Smith fi eld Club adjourned to Fref.'. mason's Tavern, and held a .meetiiig, ' T'hom'as N'iet. ' J lis .i l l ' i ' n l M :sci Miih it y l , th M ° r C . h i a l i a r ;vey li rii n ;g a s l , S a ra n:l 6 M ' 1 1 : : 2 '. .110• N e l :1; t a n 1 J , I la l l 'a . serial this estate, sayisg, •• We do so and so," or "WO wish Trustee of the mme estate . ) -Na ; I certainly dish communicate I think you stated. that he said he was Guardian of the Mi- You corninonieated to his Royal Highness that you bad KUM • .il l i mar; estate, or something of that hurt T-Being Trustees and ' premise of that sort from Sir John Johnston ?- Yes. aad Guardia's of the property of a Minor, the son of Sir John . And it was after that this cotrespoodonce with his Royal High- 424 1 Ditto, Lieut. Alexander Wbhart, from the 15th' Foot, to be is s Lieutenant, vice Sinclair, _who exchanges. • ! neugrave, were elected Members of the Club, ti•lch 43r1 Ditto, Ensigns Thos. Beckham; Vice Ridout, dead of his adjourned to the second day of Woburn Sheep Shear. Johnston. ' nitss began to take place ?-I t nos. - '• wounst.; N. heady, vice Mayne, deceased ; and the lion. itor 'the 15th of June next. In thatzapacity it was that those von saw soots with rotated Will you state the conversation that took pine, between you ; Charge, Moak, vice Pollock. promoted, to be Lieutenants, . • as ' THE DINN mad with you es Trusts Guardiansof thee worosestaic I , an d the D o h. a t th a t th oe , &Li n e arly as goo eau ?hA hell Ras ' without pur c hase; Richard Feiriee, Gent. by purchase, vise i 9 F. R. • * . -.nose two: 1 milt' mw those two. it?-At St. James's; I waited , by his !loyal Ilighemes ears- G At five o clock, about 360 of L ord Somers:4es Grubb promoted; Voluateer Ede ard Rowley Hill, vice ! t They always described themselves io that chtuseter.aseMaitme ' mend . epos him, in the room at ht. James's ; (Steers:l Vyrle. my , Beckham ; Wm.! Athol, Gent. vice Cuddy; and Richard 'friends sat down to a very elegant dinner in Free. to psaserve the taterest that infant bad in that estate ?-- Yes. I Lord Newark. Mr. lire, Mr. Diatom, line erethry to •he late : James Shaw Gent . vice Munch to be Ensigns. , Connerrer. 1 Sir John Johnston, and Millie other person, hose mene I sit, notl masons' Hall. His Lordship in the Chair,.supportel • 44th Ditto, Volunteer ' Benjamin Whitney; from the 4351 Foot. ' to be I.:mien, vice Christie , deceased. • by the Duke of Bedfoid, the Earl of Wincheken, ;, .r. Yoe have said that the Duke pat you in nomination ! will 1 retolterts Hit ltogat ig" St ..ty." l " ' t thss" iti othmen to that he ath ght have a eanstyv cool/seat:nen has Di u . , L eo. Eh war • h you de fi ne that?-What I understand by nomivation whoa, that , freve Me moms a Charles Close to be Adjutant, vice and a numerous list of Noblerjen, and distinguished i . the Trustees of th e family of sir Jolla Johnston sent to their , with me. His Royal ilighnem then said that belied witarstead h?"" agates in Weymouth, the names of those Gentlemen for whom i t.,or !sty family gall lung 0.,ey0 grout intere.l on the boroegh Steele, who resigns the Adhutancy only. sth Ditto, Surgeon John Carter, from the 85th I o at, to b e . n , gricultulad Gentlemen. As soon as the cloth war they wished tacit interest and-exertions to be made. 1 under. I II P I ll' h - ed that he heh • of Weymouth. His oya ig nem tom t ah s t t t I withdrawn, his Lordship gave— .i stood that it was not their intention-L had it communicated to : eery right eliat they should continue to do so; that he o isoied Is surgeon, vice Williams, who exchanges. sod Ditto, Ensign (i. Campbell to be Lieutenant, vice Coates, " The .King"-" The Prince Regent"-" Our brave De. p ut ine i n no . ; wouW euntide t oadm all applications, all pulilical lia . Wllll'lloll '• n • tae in o tieing that it was not their inteution to deceased ; Jusialt Eyles Deere, Gent. to be Ensign, vice fenders by Sea and Land"-" The brave Heroes of the North" t -h The Plough worked by good Oxen," &c. vie. *nation ; god the principal reason amy seeing the Duke was, lat WeYosoa hh th• rammameate with him "Pon all t hin g s rela " • Campbell. th at I s b ou td, agree ably t o the p rom ises heat e at to use , b e p u t tine to the eoroege of Weyrisouth. I stated hat 1 had la t truhed , 5 . 5:h Duro, . His Lordship then rose and proposed the open. • Lieutenant Neil Sinclair, from the 424 Foot, to he 1 In nononatioa. Ulmer anise from my first coming into haroia- s By nomiamica you mean recommendation ?- Yes. reams. meat, which was vets contrary to my wish, hut to oblige lady • Lieutenant, vice Wishart, who exchanges. ing of the awards of the judges of his show, by men. 1 aseedation. Bath, and the interest sue supported-her interest in facie-that 57th Ditto Ensigii K. Wailer to be Lieutenant, without pus - ! clime, vice Coirucross, who resigns ; Volunteer Hug h M•Ken• ; honing the alterations made in his bill of premiums Mr. Homer sending down the names to the is is your ex. I had made considera .le sacrifices to enable nie to do so, but i •; .I plass:don N-Yes. I felt 1 had claims upon that interest ; that I was not am- zie to be Ensign, vice Waller. 1 , f or the next year, by dividing the oxen into two , I 1 think you stated that the Duke of Cambedand and Mr. , buttons of being in Parliament, but that I acquiesced in lady ; sgth Ditto, purchase, in. Davenport to be Ceptain of' a Coen- • , patsy, by vice Donnellan, who retires. : classes, the first including Devon, Susiex, and - .: Tire did aot exactly Codedr in *pinion as to the force of the re. I presestatia in repod to yourself?-Bast distinctly; because I 1 o liat wonn w eli bh eat il ta ihe n ji l d li w i a telle i e lit te gyl e ti i i e ill=s tre to r l y d t tn a e l % , Slet Ditto, a e rh ea ut-mahor D. Tyrrell to be Quarter-Master. : Kent, Glamorgan, Welsh, and their admixtures of vice 1. ortune, deceased. . ! breeds ' and the second, the Hereford, Durham, York- !r understood Mr. Cue wood(' Wye rectum/Wed so to um jag, was aware of all those circumstances ; • he then made someoh- 68th Ditto , serrations respecting a very near relation of nine, a hich, I be- Wood, bad his opinion been attmeided to. John Lewis White, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice deceased. ' shire, Long-horns s Scotch and their admixtures of i I But. in point of fact, the Duke of Cumberland's opinion was lime, is irrelevant to the present subject. I then repeated t:ie place. • acted upon ?-1 believe so; I know no other qualm that pre- applications 1 had laid from 41 !rent persons at Weymouth ; be . 77th Ditto, Volunteer —,-- Austen to be Ensign, without .breeds. told nie, that on my return to Weymouth be hoped to hear from ! purchase, vice Hughes, whose appointment bad not taken 1 ' 1 Vented my being put in lamination hut his. The award of the five judges was then rend, assigning the i Are the Committee to understaod that in all your communism- I me on that subject. aid that 1. woeld co nee ap- . ayounicate th ose W'e mon in- 78th Ditto,value 201. to Mr. John 'ferret, as the thedsr of d ons w hh hi s Royal tai g h hese , i t ass w ith a s t ew t o o bt a i n hi s I plieations to him ; that I would also, , when left y th, : Ensign E. Kennedy to be Lieuteoast, withoutimr. . R ieces a plate , ohm the yoke of Hereford axen, beloneiug to Mr. Win. 1h atkins, chase, vice anitta promoted in the 27th Foot ; St Oat 11 - at which were bred by Sir John Cotte'rel. interest as Trustee, w ith those earner who had rights to vote for ferns his Royal iliglmers t wheret swami obe foetid , that be might : 1 Tinvor, from the Coldstream Guards vice Archer, deceased, : the Weymouth election 3-His interest. in as far as the family communicate with me. . did s o _ on my leaving %eyetooth in fho next pieces of plate would have f..llen to the Duke of Interest was conce r ne d, as we ll as a ll the f r i en d s of the i owea st s the month of August to join nay ttmroent. I wrote to his Royal Regiment at Pendenais C. tale 1 and Volunteer .Tohn M'Pbee, vice s Kennedy, to be Ensigns; .: Bedford. but for his Grace's handsome decliniu s hohyrehnimu h s ()darter- ~:tease- Serjeane Arch. Sine it to be Quarter-Master, Nis Royal Highness, as Trustee, has a great interest vested in Highness that I was gone to my. on which account the same, value 2W. was adjudged to mr. ii ta g am ily , so d t h e y b ase away friends of th at e an gly t it w as , in Cornwall. I believe that was nearly the ammo of our icon- f vice Gitro, vice , Hamilton, deceased. i Selmes, foe his yoke of Sus•ex oxen, second in merit, and no- Volunteer P. Nugent to be Ensign, vice Macken, • other __. therefore, to obtain both, - . versation at that period. : cup, ns ow wor ke r in t he se oxen. Did must y ore wait upon his Royal, Mehemet In commouniee of I deceased. Hod on, iii communicating with him both these diked in3'- a a eph Ditto. Ensign M. Tbackwray to be Lieutenant, by pun , i ." Th hari e award - af . a. piece of plate, value 151. was then made to slew bestaast usdoubtedly to attain these t & your having applied or leave to do o ; did nal you applofor re- • p r el Ir. minuted. of nreagewa ter, or his Bye f ti South - down tweehoes r. , • ell ie r vice et e • `"` lA The Witness withdrew. mission tio wail upon Alm in Me /lea inslance,7-1 never did a a - • ... -• ass •es • n I Aft••••••..wva.L.•• I 11...1 with Mr Helm. 85th !NW, S urgeon 5 Williams, from the bOth Foot, to be • which, oa the present oeca ion, his Lordship declined; tat it . ..paused to William Agile, F:sq. whose ewe-hogs were next fat me- From the LONDON GAZETTE, March Y. !i 3 4 ottclmiraliN Office, March 2. Copy of a Letter Cep) Coot. Chettiam. of his Maleity's Ship Hamadri W .- - Esq. dated U0999/ITTEIL — 9l4nttif nti,l4.9;iuriVii 0116lt 1 You cutuisirr this a private need ersolidretial eorrespontieeee „ ' Colonel in the Anus. °f the Ma " Ku ' 1° De maltenani- 1 No7l - i",. ;node from Northumberland wOol: that had bees red at intersais on the siteep'eheekt. Iltat yt.o ought nut to oe forced to COMMllleiCalf I—lt was inn. ""*" 1 0 ll`e I - I "" 4 un ' . Captain John Prior, trots tha Midi Foot, to be Major in' the. grewed o r me° , '. . • , q —• Sideotial ; aid I think WI confuleutie emomuoieatioes should be continued In confidence. . Vint f+ el a desire that the Cotutnittee oho* mot press it epos , i ,,., ~ yau I—l rin ; I wish to add, that I Vail amilllkditif k k *ado ' - 1 -. it ,oint of without " f rit that lam coat& of mg. Sla s -r- I beg you will be pleased to inform my A rm y, and to o . ese a s seals l'ortugal,under Lieutenant-Ge- Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty; that yeliter- ce sern i,ool4 l S h i r r e :V r i y n.Z is, IA; reefordsearos,:siceßegArinebuthatoo, tot be ; twat. half-past seven, P.M. Beachey Head bearing she kin the Oiliest Ewan N. about seven miles, a FTencli In orprivateer STAFF. . i 114i.mig came oaf front under the , land, and fired at his Ma- ' • t c,„ o " . " ral p h e ri llie Vsyftssening in *lcily ' vice bi*Mjeneral If it is the opinion of the Committee that rut shield be so re- jesty's ship antler my command • ; I. tacked and PePtltY AWntant-ConsiallwrGelliersil His Lordship then proceeded to read the nweni of his pi cr. nms • ' to shepherds. The first to Joseph Kett, shepherd to Doss. Drake. of .Easthurs Park' Fano, i o Norfolk, fur rai.ing bobs !rem Vet South-down ewer. • am, for wog S. C. Robinson to be au o n h i s L or d s hi p mating,. Mr. ' ' w The i ii , see m g o tad ke preos , Eog io . m or to ll l.el oik wor h d' Lele is. rai sh.ophe 62o rd . hun t() b T i, h i tt f :n . ;.. o : 625Soutit-down ewes. Arley took '1.4 _ . quired i— Yes. + , Mr. Serje int Pus• submitted le *IP C=PIIMIt i that *ate was brought hoe ender our lee-guns, and fi res] several Assisinas-ConstnissenryaenerelplTALlosT.theArrorF'.ces. so ettafideuce that cossid'protert the Wit + ' s I' , . ' Cosswerreta , shot at her ; and from her obstin'ate endeavours to "Statr•Soricoou•A, bisaisits, M. O. is be Phis o lh e sn to the Forces. len latent and Henry • .1 : ja4:: . s h e i t t i l t i , h e o l t l .. kept together a very s ocial ' party untii .1 • I In speakiog of 'estallsteatild ees"kaikaik° 6 + it r o l i i ie ' mon' al a ll i ni s ' ha sunk at kalf. P ast nine g and, I an) terry . gu i r r a uts:woo ia rtese llalk the gr gi m etagsime lale I.l ears CAPY ice, to Salvo' as to the . .V , , • . -,, -: , Merely a eurr between Use Duke testily, iithout a pos4ibility of my saving any of the F or a m. MARRIED. • t' tlMt • . Oa Tuesday the 2d hot, at St, George's, Hassover.sooarr, ft • 11.41 ,.. 4 1 4 1 ., * ur'it' e l ai rs p id ro n Cr e r e e yird la an : ell oo t o le adt " )a orroj i m i . oise lli t ienlaa ` o by div e r u r eke, cum.-14%1* d t ) hts honour to be L. SW Combeelaad f—The trate ; hemsea Gunk- s . EDWARD CHF:TRAM. Copt. ' The tines fie/resin Legiaa. Ist Battalion Of the URN mer-Asslstant-Storgeon Gottlieb Wet- Ihiniel I.lo4,'Eng: of ()ley'. cartoccvmkhire• (9 iliMit l th ' • :.. It.aa. Cowl el a Letter from Cspetio Gslwev, of hie Alaimo 's. %hip siskiiretall°l4.o.B4l, Slu r lics 114miet ' aPP.iated t. the Yebun . ' los till • ra ,tltoocostexs amigi".. a h f lr uelm e. rge . Hants ' big. A °Alta." ! pea . 1.13411‘. 'roe Committee-Itoose woe deed. Dila, mhironed to C loo d oee alsjentus, and trommined , Vetersti bamboo. Servo. Kessler, frees the istilatte. - • --s Mongol made, 'That the streminatieo or wfr. Steward ko by Admiral Lorsl Keil htb Jolla Wiltiou etcher. E.g. DU:IS. . • • . t nue of she lane fif the 's D ion lav tw ig ~:: o h moo*, even i ng , a t hi s b o mbe, *inhere-4'fmk Nay4a it, • proceeded hi 3 which helms put, d was roolood irs silo or l ia. the. • . His Alsie.sty' , ‘ tillip Dr , ad. B.sque aotab. 'A December 2/, idle. Tke C^masel and Mk' were !war ea" la , 41 4 wham! Sti,--1 beg 40 aCquaint you, that crid'iing e . iet of tivi doteratleitioo or the Corrosietee. I:se Wholes was agabsettkai la. .., .. . • 100 • Tboesas.ifisteoes Cremorne, I... l '•rooalvel% . • aid aohoic e - H il t o o s pi e astei h, hit live execution of your orders, between Belleisle and • Tird.k.l4:l44l."222: ''' — " slitillig. 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