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LAW INTELLMENCE. —me.... COURT OF CHANCERY, Lsweewes ISP, HONDA, Jugs, 11. LADY Maven MILT TANI ?WPM • Mails and it Ward of Chnietry. hp her wars Ankusel, astcniat. La TAVIAII, Esq. W.V. o. TAE 001111 TRIO Or •RTRIII, LORD sit* MT. URDU, and MOW. Die Coort was crowded to ritell• at an early boor. A veal nonibert of fashionable and eireasollyadreseed ladies Pere permute, Ointment whom we perceived Lady Williaii flebilnels sod :11Irs Wellesley Poll List The Loan CRARCEGLOIL envie into Court at half:past tee io'llitork, and took a review of the caw, serntrenting on the orteral points as he west es; sad cooehoted by observing, that he *Wheal I. lake a few bones fur the farther COll6lllll. Patton of some of the points, before he cellist snake op his iwind, whether a farther I iry well it was not neeessary. He would agnis ere Lady heeeey sad state ell the ob letsium• in the way of the usarviage to her, with all the strestels be was able; sod is given his decision, which ate would du without any favour to soy of the parties, Of without beteg actuated by say feelings bet those which err operate ea she nisei of as lowest wan or d esisseiestiosis Judge, and *Montt any leer real* of being mistaken in his view of the ease; sad if be 'seed be had the coosidation of Issoiring there woe aa appeal to a higher tribunal, and `if theytivecsideri his jedgvneat they would give him credit Tor the parity of his iotestiowe. lie would on twosome or Wednesday give big Goal isdpsest its the ease. COURT. PLITAIIOIIIII o. lITATLII, Esq. hlr.Rooott.t., far the Plaintiffs, stated, that this cause was Instituted by the Cutout and Countess of St. Antonio, so pre veal the Defendant front proceeding at law fir the rerovery of the arrears of • mut charge granted to him by the Isle fjegigfJelhoesisee Rog. A. inntortion bad bees obtained .us the grouud this; the deed had been executed solely with a view to qualify the Defendant for • seat in Parliament ; hot Trout circontstattee• whirls bad sines transpired, it was clear the Plaintiffs hail acted under as ernmeties impression in re sisting this claims. in hie suswer, ale Defendant had 6tated, that it had net oisly been mewled with a view to a qualifi cation, hat that it was likewise intended as 2 msrk of frieuil- Olio, and that he was requested in claim palatial snider it. t:ircussistauces had Mace transpired, which, at the time, ware lObkl2ol/11 to lb.. Plaintiffs Of their egrets, and whirls. highly to the honour of the Drfearlaat, sistpiestioualtly proved use truth of that which he hail awned. It now outy retuaitsea for hint to issuer, that the Bill be dismissed, each party pay ing their sewn clots. Sir A- Monism, fur the Defendant, ousted, that from the bandauuse alone, iu which the Pl a i n tiffs h a d a d m itt e d sh e just and equitable claim of the Defeatism', he should nut press far rook It Ihr snit, which the Dcfesdant would other wise he hudeuldoilly entitled to. COURT OF XING•11 RF%CII. iremourrti, 111031 DAY. Ju•e 12. .;• Sittings slier Ti',., It lore Lord ELLassonovas and Specie! Jeries. LIBEL. 9 ". (11446. ' TOI.LA ND e. rf.EottleT. drldttit araa brought against the Drfentlaut, as pro piriceew of fb ttlisorror Sunday Newspaper, fur printing awl publi:ltine in the said Paper, no the 271 k of April, 917, is hived on the Plaintiff. It way contained in en article par. ts•iliint in he an account of what took place in the 11.'01- tent Deleon' Court...where the Plaintiff, as stewind of Earl Morley, appeared to oppose the discharge of a man named Curers 11, an insolvent dehler, who 40.1 heels charged iu vatentiiin at 11K. the N. tile Lord, fur tent dor to hies fur • /aria whieh he hrl.l wider his Lordship. The vlefenslant pleaded first, Not I:witty—owl st.cond, that thr I:uliticattoo was a fait and correct account of what pa sed o the 1u:olvrot Di blurs Court. Ha SettmeTz, for the Plaintiff, slated. that Carswell been tersest of a farm on the estate of Earl Morley— haviu; become iiscis.bted fur rent, the Plainti ff , as his la.rdship's 'steward, distrained apron his farming utensils And oilier property—which, however, were found tusafficient to cover the amount fur wb;ch the distress was levied—in comas-queue: of Carswell having, as it was alleged, eoutrived to remove some t. his property, so as to defeat the process. Norte time after this, Carswell was arrested, and, having 1 01'111 notice, at the Devon Quarter Assizes, that he intended to take Ilse hearth of thr IsPoilveut Debtors' Act, Ilse Plaintiff :ippeared there. auil iipp,seil his discharge. The ra , e woe then fully hard, and the IN • 1 / 1 0r was remanded, on the grown, of 1. ut, and roorralinrsit of him effects. lie procured bail, plot came up so London, and was lodged in she king's Bench Prison. At the expiration of three usoatlis, he gave notice of his intention to seek she beuelii of the lissulveut Debtors' Act, before 'Mr See jeasit Runtringtois. On that mcasiim, the Plates if again opposed his discharge, un the ground of his former remand by the Quarter Sessions. Mr. Bassett, appeared as Counsel for Earl Marley. and Mr. Heath, as t...00m I fur the lissulvesit. 011 the followiag Numbly, a statement of the irruccedior appeared Ili the Defendant's Paper, which was slated to be a must Outer-orate account of what really p.med.—as it left out what was favourable to site Plaintiff—exaggerated what was proved—and stated what sever appeared so evidence, or was altered by the CUllliftl in site ease. It was coutendrol that the character of the Plaintiff was usaligired by this garbled statement. inasmuch pe it leaded to slew, that he stud with the grossest cruelty and oppressive towards the Insolvent. The principal in. rearaties relied on, as bearing oat the charge of libel, were *aid to have beta made use of by Mr. Meath, who acted fur the The airces-ary proofs being given of the Defeo.lant's pro perty iu the Paper, and of the publication of die libel— Messrs. Royce and Hughes, two Gentlemen who were professionally employed in the opposition of Corso.ll, de posed that ilwy were priest during the investigation, and that the puhl,ration in question was nut an err-molest-count of the proceedings iti the Insolvent Debtors' Court, in the rime alluded to. These Gentlenses pointed out several exag gerated suilesnesso, sad es mesaionai said to have been uttered by the counsel, which were not mode sae of by his.. Mr, Gunn sT, for the Defendant, said, be was instructed In Mate, that the accusal was true in every particular, lir the very letter. He Ikea called Edward Maimed'', • person employed by the Definition', to rollecl articles of intelligence who stated, that he report ...l the case in qoasiion, and that it was substaatively cor ref in every port. He swore positively to the ac curac y of the particular psmages objected to us the part of the OM WS CreSPAMIR 11l 11l Minn he paid, he hail men Mr_ Heath'!" hew', b,I desitd Shat hr had taken it home with bins. He lead it iu Cum., isfirr Ilw roar was over. He maid to 11r. Buell that be would give the Plaintiff a trimming in hie accoisnl of theprurecdmix• Samuel Emery, an agent practising in the Insolvent Dr& tor,' Court, deposed to the accuracy of the ICIPOIi of the ploceediags. Os, him crusr-examinmtinn, be midi be bail hanclid Mr. Hvistlem brief I. lidasouds, and did rot receive it back again from hies for • work. . Bassett (a banister) stated, that he did not consider the account wublished in The Observer to he • just rrport et the presseashera in the Isnolveut Debtors' Court. He pirated out several particulars in which it was insecniate. irt i e r eport wholly omitted the exatuinatio•, in chief, or the h i solveni, and attributed observatious to Mr. Heath, which b.• h.d not uttered, Mr SCARLIIIT, in adAreagiag the Jury, staled, Ilia, the ease proved, daa an aggravation, anti rot a mittgal ~,,, of tl,••uffeseecharsed in the declaration. iitord ELL111110110t:311 saidi the jostilleation attempted to 1w made hod completely fallen nailer the Defendant. It um, a. it enough to thew that the report was substantively ....Tret. To bear ant the &fetter, it ought to be proved or tor tie to the very letter. The Plaintiff wan clearly en' itivd ~. a terdlci-aud it wen for the Jary to say, what would be a reasonable neuter nee, under all the tit anisleuces of the cam The Jitry, after a short consideratiou, ethereal a verdict ~f or the Plailitiff—damages 100,. BANK or ENGLAND. llanog r. WARWICK. This was a ease of considerable palate hateliftft, as It re. listed to the poster which the Bank of Ringleted hes loaf ex ercised, of impounding Bank notes, supprised to he forge. ries. The Plahatiff, a pawithieker, 'alibiing in Holborn, brought the present action seminal the Defendant, an erector of Bank of England tows, for falsely, maliciously, old Wiliest any probable cense, charging the with Melds* felooiously in his prose esiou a certain false and forted Dote, parposting to be of the Bank of Esigheel, foe the payment of owe tansiol, whereby the Plaintiff was tut. prianued for the space of 24 liners. Meson. SCAIILATT, DRODERIcK, and CIITTTY. &afflicted the case fur the Plaintiff.—!tli sirs. TOPPING, GOKNEY, and *dried HOSAKQUIT, appeared fur liee I/trend:mt. The cirmenstauces of the emir, as stated by Mr. SCAR. LETT, sod afterwards pretreat in evideoire, were these:—On the 20th of Dee 18111, the Defemlaist raine to the Plaintiff', homer, and prodncel a forged flank aide, askiag him, whether he knew arty think abont it. Plaintiff recognised it as one which he had received in the tours,. of basiiiess, (rum • person named aranhold, and te bieb-he hail riirsed away to a Mies. Bull. He gave the llefewlsed eves y information in his power, and appeared to go with bins to the different persons through whose brads it heel peewit. They wrist together to Mrs. Bell, to chant the Plaintiff gave mother note, in lien of Ile follery, and she also gave all the infirmatien she could to the Inspector. De their return to the Plaintiff's bons*, the Ditfroilant insisied on his giving op the fueled node. Mr. Brook refused. saying, he would keep it, in enter to trim it to the person who had paid it to him Defi•nit.ilit said, if be would sot give it sip, he would apply to a 111agia trate aod charge him with a Glossy. Plainti ff still resisted the demand, end the Defendant went away. Ile the course of the evening he received a summons ht appear unit day, be fore Mr. Baker, at Hatton rardies, to miniver to a (huge of felony. He went arconlivay, and, 1111 ins investigation of the ease, he was committed that Slagistrate, sot a charge of felony, to Clerkenwell prison. Ile was blwrated 011 the fol. lowing day, having cinoented to trace the mite in Mr. Ba ker's bands, to be forth/Dieing whets called for. The Ma gsstrate previously offered to admit Ws to bail, which he peremptorily refamil, bring determined not le compromiae Ilse matter in any way Ile iu.islyd On going to prison, if the lllagistrate conceived it was his duty to proceed to Ruck • length No legal steps were sfierwards taken against him by the Defeudast, mid he now brought his settee to recover damages for (stir impri.uumrut. Lurd Ett,t%uouovoto, a lien the cape had been opened, expressed a decisive opiniow, that the Defendant had Odell Most freestone!, He r i i imemienited, that the Plaintiff should bare a verdict, with 0000000 mat ilantarrn, that a discos. alum might be avoided, which would, maltase, be atteueled with unpleasant cousequenres to die HAIM of Hoglund. Mr. SCARt.CTT agreed to this proposition—hut Mr. ToPetan stated his determination to [tenet ed with the cause, as Ilse allele of the facts had not tern ilisclimed. The cause then went us, but the facts stated by Mr. FICARIA:TT were fully borne one by the evidence, veil not at all varied by else Jifivctst c.u.eentaminatiutss. The wit. news rafted were Jules K. siett, the Plaiutill's sliormait, Wu. Hull, to whom the note bath limn paid, and Mr. Baker, the Magistrate. _ _ Ilmhy, moistest-keeper of Cleikenwell Prison, proved that the Plaintiff was confuted there from five seclude iu the afternoon till um u'elsick uu the nest day. During the progress of the C3S? Letti ELLY74IIOIIOI'GII made several very strong uhserestioes MI the e,,,,, t por seed by she Defendant. I ran see," said his I urdship," no pretence whatsoever fur the course adopted towards the Plaintiff. The sole question seems uric to In., whether we are to abandon 11w rights and liherties of the people, ea. thee than • clerk of the Ilank of Eoctbed %tumid be (bowl to have acted improperly. I think the rum n,ilnsrnt was un founded in law—end the man wh.• nozes a commitment, under the cireumbtatiedi of that eabe, lirs open to the imps wino of malice." These observations produced bursts of applause from the perilous who were present. Mr. TOPPING, for the Defendant, elm/ended, that Ids client mold not be supposed to hare acted from any matt. rime, motive. He proceeded actoriburr ter the advice of the klagistrute, and, therefore, was nut answerable for the com mitment. lainl cenotired, very stronzly, the pm ceedings which had been instituted against the Plaintiff, who, he observed, was clearly entitled to • verdict. He, however, warned the J ury against giving vindictive damage.. Tlw• Jury immediately returned • verdict for tic Plaintiff --damage" 501. The verdict was received with great satisfactiau by a very crowded Cuurt. (ILT) BATLEY SESSIONS, mommor, JVNV David Cordon was capitally iodide., for stealing In the dwelling-house of James GUII;11, a silver eoffceput, value 101. his property. The Prosecutor resides in Ilnytisii-suptare. His servant left the put in question on the table in the kitchrui ; she warn absent about five 'ninnies, and on her remelt she missed it ; she itnnivdiately heard the cry of ar Slop liner!" and the P r was observed g frosts the I ; the pot was rotiod in the arra. Upon t h e kuces of Ihr Prisoore Ctere was a considerable portion of red lead, the area lusting been painted with it. Gitilig--lhalk. .Ilory Kligla WAS convicted of receiving a truss of hay Tire principal was convicted last Sessio.pi IVruate was Indicted capitally One privately stealing • pai r of breecher. 'sine Us. the loupes ly of Moran* Weird, in her shop. Grilly—Denth. POLICE. QUEIN-NUARE. Triptera 511' {Tinley, of Slid' herUff the Magistrate by Mr. Scutt, a stationer. 111 rosityull..! a shop anti parlour at No. 4, Or house of the former, ander the folios ing CIICIIMIIIIIIIIII , I'.7 . _ Some tins; ago Mr. scull feeling aggrieved by a large pic ture exhibited over his «iodine by n person who bail au I it. hibitiun in another part of the Iwu•e, h.• laid an information ionlee the new Street Art, and cmiscil the nuisance to be re moved. Since that Mr. Wigley and him were at variance, and Mr. Wigley wanted I to quit the premolars, which be, however, found inconvenient to do, in come (ponce of Wag made a bankrupt, snit was confined in the King's Bench. Having settled his affairs, the amignees gave Mr. Wigley possessi tttt t and a green done 'MI sup by Mr. Stott was taken down by his direction, which Mr. Scott now en deavoured lis compel him to return, and swore that it was property, and hall not given up possession at ail. Tine Magistrate asked Mr Scott, whether lie ine-Int fn charge Mr. Wigley with felony ? Mr. Stoll replied, that he considered his Worship would look upon it as he slid upon the picture. The Magistrate said, under the eircninalaures of She rase, be had nu jurisdiction, and the complaint was dismissed. A few days :Igo Lieut.-Colonel Quirt, accompa nied by Miss IM t.i.t.a, in a gig, was driving f Ilfracembe to Barnstaple, when the horse took tright, arid both were throw/pout; ai:d the Colontl's head was so dreadfully fractured, that lie died iu air hour; but the Lady was nut seriously hurt. On Thur►day se' 'ght, as a waterman, named WARDSN, was going down the river Tamar, a tine swarm of bees surrounded the boat, and, idler a little time, alighted on the top of the mart, where they mumbled in a body, until the boat arrived at Sidles!). The boatman then procured a bee-hive, and, shaking the bWarlii into it, removed the whole into his gardcm GENEIUL FiLECTIOIV. STATE WEYMOUTH. FIRST DA V. Mr. Williams Mr. Smitsin Right Hun. T. Wslhiec 10 Mr. Ure IR Sir John Murray 7 Mr 11rm re Mr. Bebb NEWCASTLE-UNDER-. rovEnviv, ivgg tn• Prfrr Whirr I , ..lwarJ ph 327 NOTTINGUAII, JUNE N). Mr. Bird, Lord Ranch& Mr. Smith IX ET KR. Coutienay Newman LYME. JUNE 19. W. S. Kioneroly Doi .. 211 Robert Wilmot. . 194 Sir J. F. Bought:), Hurt. 140 Norihmore The two former were Ik. claret' duly electcd. TRURO ELIRCTION.—Thursday being the d ly appointed fur the election, the Mayor and Capital Burgesses proceeded to the Town Hall at test o'clock, but the pressure of the crowd, and the heat of the room, induced them to adjourn to the Green. Wlwn the electors were aysenth)ed on the lid"- ings, the Mayor pit:minced an ail:tress which had been handed to him. siv,lled liv iiinvards oh nor hun dred and thirty inhabitants, exprebs've of their wishes in favour of Sir 1-ItissEe Vita Am.—This the Capital Burgesses is, the toterert of LAMA FAL MOUTH would ilot permit to lie read. They vim tended that the inhabitants had notion:; to (10 With the election, and had no tight to express au opinion on the stil+et. Colonel ItoscAwr.t4 then proposed Lord FITZ. ROY SOM ERSE.T. on whose eatl.mt curishict, raped'. ally at the battle of Waterloo. and 14 , nerd charac ter, lie passed 111411 y elf lOgi (111S4. The tiumistattiutt WO, seconded by Mr. NUUZ. Mr. THOMAS. of Chiverton, came tirward to pro tme Mr. Tom NE. who, he said, W. 1,1 the soli of th e Bishop of LiNcoLN, the preceptor of the late Mr. PITT ; whose system Mr. TOM LIN E supported, nod by whose m ixinis of policy he was guided. Mr. TH..M ASS otormloat ion bring seconded, Lord FITZROY SOMFIRSE r came forward mist said, he wise eettrible of the kind reception ice had met with hoes the Corporation, 5 1, 51 loped to lie returned as '14 , 4 Reprcarittative by those who hall a sight to vote. If placed in that distingui lied situation, lie should faithfully discharge flee duties of his situation. Mr. Tont.tx c spoke to the same effect, and said he expected the electors were scut to be intimidated by the clamour% of • mob. Mr. A LEEN DAN 'ELL. if Treliesiek, tme to pro pose Sir iticit•ito IluasLY N..-31 Gentleman whom they had known from his infancy, and who was, in fact, born amongst them. Mr. Titum.ts Juttx tiecottiltd Mr. Minty-Lt.'s nomination, in a twat siterch. Mr. View+, father of Mr. !fusser, then pro posed Colonel COSSET. Mr. BENNALLAUK se conded the nomination. _ _ ... . After the Caudidatis had severally addressed the Electors. the Mayor desired a 'hew of hands for each of the Gentlemen nominated. Ile said lie thought the majority iva+ tis favour of Lord F. So- MERSET and Mr. TOIILIN E. A poll was demanded by the opposite party, Mid 011 it% closed, there appeared to he twelve for Lord Furzatsy Somra- ItET and Mr. TOMLIN ; and eleven for Sir MA XEY VIVIAN and Culotte! GriisET. Each of the successful Candidate+ reform(' thank+. Slr Hut sEr Nod Colonel COSSET situ thanked their friend+. Oil his leaving the hustings, the populace carried Sir RUSSET Opi/ositinis to 1114 m oo ear. nest remonstrances, to his father's !Muse, where lie addressed them, and after thatikii,r them for the proofs of attachment which they In.tl already give!' him, he begged that they would now confar a. far ther ohligatirm, by returisin.T to their I es, and avoiding every thing like riot or diAsirhance. It is with great pain we have to state, that every precaution wit taken to preserve the :trace of the town, by mit distributing any drink to the populace, as W. 1% intended, they became so irritated at thaw issue of the poll, that they :proceeded best to wreak their vengeance no Lanai I.NIOUTII'S fa. yours, which they pulled from the hats of the viewers; and finally they attacked the house of Mr. PAULL, whom they regarded as particularly ul ..... xi ous, from the supproution that lie had broken his engagement to support Ss.r Ilussmr, from whose family lie is said to have received many favours, in former days. 'flue windows were broken, snit unieli damage done. Mr. Patti.i. himself was greeted with ins very gratifying epithet+ on the hosting+, and was followed ou Ins way home by the groans and hisses of the crowd. laird rxistouTit, too, who wain.. to '('ours after the CleCtloll, was with the ucw Members, surrounded by the prlitilace. who or:nes...A their feelings by haws , groans, &c.— (IStst Briton.) Tregmby exhibits a miserable appearance, a• 110 e% riehttou and alu,n.t every other (Well blirtir,Cll in the county. No where are the imlitical the condidulcs imputed into; the. whole is decided lay moms that nerd not be stated. Even the mint decided opponents of innovation must admit, that it is necessary to introduce some species of Refoint into the rottun boroughs of Cornwall. The cloy boroughs, every body knows, are private property, and as such are disposed of.—( West Briton.) LIVERPOOL—TiIe following am ti. Ftote of the !oohs on Thursday. Friday. Ull (1 Soitord.iv : Canning. Gasertitrue. &It's's. First iitty . Second day Third tlity —.—. T0ta1.... 1,N09 1,538 1,1;99 The appearance .1 the poll may mislead drove who are not •ware that it is proceeding by tallies. The oreetwary effect of this must be, that the two united Candidate% poll in the proportion of two to one, 1.0 1011 g as they are able to produce their tallies; Lord SEFTON, therefore, if hi had 10,000 vote', could not have yet pulled one more than he has. Ilia oil:porters. however. are an cosifidetit in their strength that they have put up Mr. Alumna HEY WOOD 11* a fourth Candidate, and will thus open another bar, and place Lord SEFTON on an equality with his oitistmentti; the whole indepembuit spirit of Live: pawl is embarked in the t•ause. 'l•he coalition ui M.. It •1104NING and General GASCOIONE, after all that had passed, has naturally excited the atrookrat feelii , gs of dilost. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY ' War-Ore, June 20, 18k. Rett went of Dragotw—Cornet Charles Philips, the half-pay of lb. 1.3.1 Light Dragones, to 114: COMA, Yiet . 3111114 Ilysig Wilkinson, who eachaugea, receiving the difference—doted-topic 4, 1818. 37th Regiment of foul—Lieutenatit Thomas Vincent, from the lialficiy of the 121li Foot, to be L,ieutriniiii, vice Charles Assiable Luppinut, who rechengira, receiviog the ditference--dated as above. :Atli ditto. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Patriek.Raiii, without purchase --dated June 3, IBIS; and Lientenant Dean Jovias Coo. roy, folio the Oat Fout—dated June 4, 1818. Warren Markham, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bain—dated June 3 1818. 30ili ditto—go...... Julio O'Meara, from the lialrpay of the 27th to be Ensign. vice Lloyd, appointed quarter- Ittasier--ilmed June 4, 1818. Ensign Benjamin Lloyd to be Quarter-Master, vice Thomas Fronde Wainwright, who retires on the half pay of the 27th Foot—doled A 4 above. 43J ditto--Edwaril George Walpole Keppel, Gent. to he Ensign, I.y purchase, vice O'Donnell, appointed to the tiroli Foul—dated a'. above. With ditto—Captain James Johnstone, from the half-pny of the '2d Garrison Banally'', to be Captain of a Company, rice Julio G )))) woad', wbu exchanges—dated as above. Gist ditto—Lientestaitt Hubert Read, from the half-pay of the 3tith Foot, to be Lieutenant, will t purchase, vice Conroy, appoimed to the 381 h Regiment—dated as shove. 6411, ditto—Liruirmant Comtelists Coyler Map Mair, from the halt lay of the 7th Eout, to be Lieut. IMO, vice Sa muel Moore, who I•xcliAtignt, receiving the difference— gimes) as above. 65th dittu—Eitsigit Armint O'Dotruell, from the 42. i Foot, lo lie without purchase, vice Donald, deceased— detest as above. 721 ditto—Captain Henry Somerset, from the half-pay of the $ ii, Vom, to he Captain of a Company, White ford Bell, whu exchasigrs—dated as above. 84111 ditto—Lieutenant John Dale to be Captain of a Com pany,w ithout ptirchase,vice Deleolecessed--dated as above. Etieign Thomas Andrews to be Lieutenant, vice Dale— dated as above. Het b. rt Vaughan, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Andrews—dated ns above. 10311 ditto—John Yurasord, Gent. to lie Ensign, by purchase, vice Wal-li, promoted—dated as above. 4th West India ReOuteut—James Bassett, Gent. In he En sign, without mirth tal!, vice Drayton appointed to the Royal IVCMi Indus Ranters--fated as Auve. royal West India Ratigers—Ensi.g.i Henry Drayton, from the 4th WeM India Regiment, to be Eusigo, vice 21• Neill, deceased—dab d as above. 31 EDICAL STAFF. Hoepital-Assistant Joseph Wiry, front the half-pay. to he Iluspital-Assislaut to the Forces—dated May 14, ISIS. MEMORalltnJu. The name of the Gentleman appointed to the Cornett, in the )2i I 1 Light Dragoons, on the 23.1 April last, slmuld Ire James Hay.luek Hayikick, and out Joseph 11a)duck Huard -Isl4tl 'flee name of the Gentleman appointed to full pay in the 71bli ltegimrnt, ii Grwme, and nut Gramm, as stated its the itette of the 13th instant. Commission ill ILe Isle of WiKlit Militia. .s;.med by Ike Go vernor, Certain-General, and Fier-Admiral of the Isle of .1117111 . i William Watling Army!, Esq. to lie Captain. Commandant, vice Iklgaisio, deceased—dated J one 11, ISIS. Commivrion in Ike Int Regiment of Royal Tower !Imolai; Militia, erica An the Dentelg Lleuleertgas Mc Toner the aIMeN , II of ik; Lord LirmleNeimt. Giil4 t , Emi. to lie Captain of a Conyasty, vies Wood, decvaacd—dated May 5,18 IR. DIVI DEN DS. July VI. J. Donald, or Abbot £.okr, Clifton, Westmorland, cattle-dealer, at eleven, at llle Grey Goat Inn, earliale. July 11. R. Barnett, of Mill-Wall, Poplar, Middlesex, barge builder, at utte, at Guildhall, London. July 23. J. 11. Jackson, of Liverpool, cooper, at one, at he Turk Hotel, Williauttion.atrare, Liverpool. July 11. 1V 11'lisrlon, ofMaiieltestre, irnii.fuunder , at ten, nt the ()Hie , . of 3/r. lholfirld, Founirtio , drrel,l,laisch.ver. July 2S F. Todd, of liory•strcei, St. Jrmee., IVestnoonter, Middlrgex. TWITIOIII, :stclryvn, at Gud.ll•%ll, Loudon. Jolly Brookes: of Vite;ioster-roW, Luuduu~ silk. nt.tuarnetorer, at len, at Guildhall. July 11. N. Dray, of Gisport, Hants, haberdasher, at one, at 1:siililltall, Loudon. July 11. T. Harry Nail Wen. Wilkinson, jun of Mincing. how, London, wine nterelialit%, at our, at Guildhall. July 1.1. .1 Platt and A. (Faye, of Itoll.iodc-Moon , , Lancas ter, !roes ra, at Ira, at Loialiits. July 11. M. Bassett,noa or lase of Chards street, Greens/it+, Kent, hoot and shoe-inAker, at one, al Guildhall, London. July 15 WM Hallsility, laic of %Itarloitter, rollout spinner, e t (keen, al the White Bear, Manche...ller. July 1. A. G. Mike, of Mite c.f./111i. Fetichturch.atrcet, Loudon, oterelt.ott, al hrt lye, at Guildhall. July ►l. C. Grant, of Cosltion.etturt, Breed-street, Loutlon, oterelamit, at one, al Guildhall. July 25. %Tin . Brock, of %Vartiftottectort, Throgmorton sired, Loudon, nitycloint, ni one, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATFA.—.Ibtx 11. R. Appleby, of North Shields, Northumberland, cabinet. tker.—W. Elwell, of Birmingham. ott.t.—t Wilkie and J. Wilkie, of Red-Cross-wee', East s m i t hfi c ki, Middle sex, tettet merrliauls.—A. BUlllkil, of Lode.slitet, Weal mood' r, eabiliel.notker.—W. liratlie, of Ryarsb, find, farmer.—C. R. Atttlermet, late of Austin-Friars, Loudon, uvrichassi.—R. Walker, jtittior, of Bir :Thum, plater and wire -drawer.—J. &toyer, of llordesley, brasa-fuundrr. PRICE (IF SUGAR. The average price of Hama or llosuornolso SUM., enm. puled from the Itetorits mule iu the wet k ett.lint the 171 h tiny of .111111.. 1818.114494. Itd per hoottrett weight, exclu sive of the Mislaid of Cost !said or p.syaLste thereon, the isuportatiuu Ile•reof Oslo Crest 13, Stasis,. PRICES or coity. Average Prim or Corn of Eozhoot 310 il'nlee, by the Quarter n( Right Witirlwster H0.4r14. an 4 of aiticeal per boll of 1 4111 b e. ariiirdopoilw, front the ret tines received iet the week roiled the Idth of Julie, 1818. %Vlitst. Rye. Barley. Oats. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. R 2 11 :St 1 49 I 32 2 I Beaiiv. Peens. Oatmeal. Herr or Rig. a. d. a. al. a. d. a. d. LS 9 43 9 34 4 Sir CIODFItFY WEIVITER Las declined the contest for the County of Sus.ex. Weymouth presents at the present moment a most interesting appc;iratice, by attempting to return ./our independent own, via Sir Jour Nit! RA tr. Mr. Brno, Mr. WA RIM. mist Nlr. WILLI )014. In oppo sition to Treasury itilbience. Lord I t.cittwrrs.rt and the whole of the neiglihimiing Gentry warmly sup. port the independent case. Sir M. LOPEZ lino contrived to put the good pen. plie of Latinceatnii and Newport iis it flutter; having started t.rn candidate• fur each of these place+. in opporition to the intere.t of the Duke of Nontiit:33- 116111. AND. l'enryn election commenced on Friday. The struggle is re sere; but it is supposed that Sir C. HAWKINS And Mr. SWANK will be returned, though %l r. I% DERDON to sulip.rte.ll by a atinieg The town bas been n ct tttt limed scene of contention and di.z.ipation since the contest commenced. MIRK P.T.S. , CORN F.Y.CIIANGE • MONDAY, JuNc 22. We love had a short supply of Wheat from any 1111W11 coast, Sod about 22,000 goartel a of Forelgo sitar this day veto k ; real fire samples sold at Aloodsy's prices; hat ori:torry is dull. and la. per quart. r luwer ; Malt is very doll ; noel in Ma st (perm e of the large snivels of Foreign hos I. y, had any MAIM been made, it wont.] have hien lower; Peas. Reese, and Ott*, have each advanced Is. per quarter. lo ether kinds of grain there i. no alteration. CURRENT PRICKS OF GRAIN. Foreign Wheat 47e 85ii Grey Pea5e........ 49a 41a Fine ditto English Wheat Fine ditto 0111 ditto ...... 90* 92* Small ditto fAs 1.1. Rye —a 40a Old datu s7* 67s Fine ditto ......• • 50s Fe e d Oats Barley 3os 3(s Fineflitto. 3ls 316 Fine ditto .. • 38s Poland ditto . ...... Wia 2 , 14 New ..... —s 52. Fine ditto ".5• 404 114.-dt lifts 75s Fine ditto White Kase (boilers)s2s tiOs Flue ditto ro(aloe ditto 394 454 Rape Seed, per Intit 41it T2l Fine Flour 65. :Oa Sennd• (M. RAC SMITHFIELD MARK 510,111,AV. JUN, le This market was well supplied 'slit' pi ,inf• ' and the chew Of Cattle, in Mkt,. respects, •cas hie. Mutton is dearer; Beef, Limb, Anil V. Al, c!:eaper; Park wild at last price, and she trade in general WaTi Koutt what brisk —The sales to t he Haymarket were pretty ve:y ; Huy and (I,,ver have dropped in pr ice ; Straw GU:11.1111,c Force. Subjaiard is on accurate statement of the prima anJ uutulwrs Ti, sink the oftil per stone of 81h. Reef s. 0.1. to ss. 24. Rend of Cattle this day : Mutton ..4s. 0.1 to 83. 21 Beasts .. I.ansb 8.1. to 7a. 0.1. Sinai. sod 1.1;ioi Veal.... 4. 01. to 6s. tt.. Calves Pork .. 4.. 0.1 to 6s. 0.1. I Pigs .... NEWGATH ANt) LEAORNMALL MARKETS. (Cy thr Carcass.) Bert.... 3s 4.1 to 44 6.1 I Peal 4s 4.1 to Gs 0.1 Mutton.. 4s 4,1 to Si 0.1 Pork.... 54 0.1 to 64 0.1 LAW) 041. Oil. to Is PRICES OF HA /4Wt6.11. Hay 41 4 , 0.1 to 71 O.a (41 Straw 'V 11. 04 to 3/ 4• lid Clow,' el 0,4 Oil to 0/ Ot. Od Y AN) STRAW w intltellAPPL. Hay..;,/ 10.0.1 to Of 104 011 Sirnw 21 184 1 1. Ito 31 34 0.1 Clover 61 6. Od to 71 1. 04 N Fir POCK /TS PRICE 0 NM WAGS. Kent.... 181 Os to 20/ os oinssez.. 17/ Its to 101 9 6 Foreign.. St Os to Os Foveivi Pock 11()IN Krnt.... 211 Os to 241 Stisttex .. 201 O.: to 241 0: Essex.. 201 04 1.. IV 10., Farnham 93/ Os to .24/ I. 'hi, 141. 1. ISI. COAL MARKET. Just 22. Sail,, at Market. Ships 1411111 Price. 55 Nrwraatle Z4 .... 314. ILI It. 4 0.1 11 1 7 Sundrrlnad MIMS. On Satanlsy last, al Sir It. Glynn, i• Arlitctotostrri.t, tloi Lally of Tlionots Glyn, I:,q. of a sail. On Friday kW, the Right llou. Lady Sri l.yttelton, or a ton. MARRIAGES On Saturday last, Allred Irowkes, Eq. of Orr:lt ['number eel, In WIJIWI a, Net ll.lll,;LieC of Juhil Milford. Esq. of Rossi Thor...lay last, at St Margareee, Lotlibut3, Liy the lire. J. Greenwood, 11r. Cenilivres Clime, to itialseli• Elliot, niece tu Samucl Elliot, Esq. fletnliurgh uoichaut. DEATH. Monday, in ruthwell yil!age, flaussfriessliire, %Tanana Gillespie, an ohl Chelsea pensioner. Py bt. na si ntennui he wsa one hundred and tiara years of nee, lamina I.r en born in the year 1710. His discharge, however, winch r dated in 1763, and characterises him AS ti it, then •• Wl.-11 Out " in the ...trice, makes him a few years; but stii upwards of 100. He enlisted %then yining In the Enniskill. Dragoons, and an veal in Ihr German wars nods r lord Stair, in the years 1743.4. On the hreak.m: out of the relsellioa Isis regiment was recalled, and at the f .tal batik of l'rewt.sii_ pans he gallantly saved a stand of colones team falling into 11, hands of the enemy, •iid took thou ro the celrisrated Colonel Gardiner, who h.d then received his death %villa and was reclining on a bunk at a little diaialie.•. Gillt••;sir ciontinned to N ulk about the skeighsourhoiod ttut within a for days of his &Alt HIGH WATER 'I 4 IIIS DAY AT LON Moeuing 38 after 5. I Evening 8 nft.r 6. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY 3 per Ct. Ita•ti... 7811 L. 16 14 15 Si per Cent. (new) No- 17 pr. thing dope. Ditto, 16 17 pr. 4 per Cents.... 96;1 Lottery ' 'icketa -231. lg.. Milk L. A . 201 Oi 111 l juin. India& 1i0tta15.....118 t ar. Cons. for Acc.......7914 DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.—Thi• adage is lip. plieoble to those who have lived rather gay, wheat on the cee of Matrimony, and who are doublets! of the eon t (turners of an ill-cured cuntafzi tttt i and it must afrora cols ...lA. 11011 to the afflicted to know dies may have the best ado, c at the Medical Board at Claarlette I luuse,Great Chariot te.aereet, tippo-ite the Rev. Hovland H ill's Chapel, 111...1.1, ROW IVOUNWOCk Moos, Woodshwk-street. 11. e fem Oxford-street. 'flue Roarg particularly e:aini , the atii ioitus o f those marled with Ruptures, Siricture , , ritsllll ., , errs, S.Tophillas, Nervous sting rut:, ‘l.tl to elimstes,javeuilc indiseretious t4c. Eruptious uu u., head, face, sod body, ulcerated throat, paters to the ht ad .m.l limits,frequentSy mistaken for a 11,imintism. <", It— shin-boties,are , ymptutris otiorli appear years after. and the conscipteuees of improper treattartst errs. COUI'LIt god CO. of Medical and Surgical reit:brit y, a r forty ye:ii s pc • rience in thin metropolia, are consulted daily at butte mauves until Nine at night , and the poor have advice gratis Ma Tuesday, Thursday, nod Stoll.illy T0W1111.14, until IMl'd , 4l O ' ClOrk.—All letters to he dirtete.l to Charlotte House, Blacktriars-road, bust cone are answered shish do sett coo tails a consulting fee. Just published, prier in hoards, T HE ;LUIS of LIFE; o Not...Mg-dont! Cor y on the indiscretions arising from not:son Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, sad hatratil frec• Of Lees Ventres, griontirrhert, Stricture, *mod We. Itufr Sze a re lolly deet:up• it Part 11. rum ruse R vatic certain Female Comp:flints, in Si, t Oily. Fart nI • embraces erneticii lilsrervations on Sexual Dabiliter Self Abuse, See. la Pa. tIV is s Series of Cases illu-tratiet ef the preeetionc .rohjects, . xitlain•rou them in a lanrilisr Icon net, and the whale uddres.ed to the Youth ai.d Maturity of both Srxre. Ity COsS and CO. C. asuNiag Surgeons. May In. had at 2l), Paternoster-row, London; and at a!! Buokordlera 910.srs. Gort and Co. arc to he rolieulterl, ItSlllll, 4111 TV day. at their holing. ; and Pal i••ol to the rotollo y quested to deaCrifte minutely the ease, 'lll u its.: n rt mil. Lance for Ad. ice awl Mrrlicttn•, which can he f..r a maid to anv part of the World. Gym and Co. M 14. C. Sarvona, 19, flouvernt-strict, Fleet street, Loudon. LONDON : Prma..t ats.i I•friee. N 0 Stbood; where Advertipernents ofie Peetited bbn.l I o. to (pint-paid) twist be atltircsoed.....o A.%fl N. lb Clemineb lun, Prinn r.--J. Wlll.Tli t Ne. 127, StrAnd, Pnbli•ber. I • II