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• LAW lIVTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, SATURDAY, HAY 15. 1180 r. M ARSHALL and ovum% Lessees eke CTOVII. Mr. Suatrivebt. stated, that this sea an application to bis Lordship by the Plaintiff against the Defendants. pray ing the Court to restrain them from prompting against hint by an torsion of rjectment, under the following circumstances: The Plaintiff, a celebrated gun-maker, tieing obliged to quit his house in the Strand, in consevinence of the erection of iVaterluolaridge, applied to the Defendants, who were then erecting some elegant buildings in the vicinity of Pall mall, especially mond the King's "lheatrr, for the tease of a house and shop at the east curlier of Pall-mall; the shop to he no conveniently fittest up that it might exhibit his goods to the best advautage. The term he offered were accepted, and he was accordingly pot in possession brfore the house Was finished. On taking' possession, he WAS told that Hwy inteatled to ,reel a handsome colonnade around the per misrs, which won't/ he a vast improvement, as well as a owns if great attraction, In the premises. To Isis astossialoutot, however, the Defendants erected an arcade instead of a colonnade, as they had promised; the comae wiener of which was, that his shop was node darkened, and its men ishfiged to work the whole day by caisslielight, to the great anostsanee of his business. The roof of the house WAN la* also in a very imiwrfect state, so that his house not mifrimiesitly wee filled with water, toned himself in danger of being lialfalrowneil. He applied to the Defesidanta, stat ing the serious inconvenience which hr was labouring tan sies-, and told them that be %Wald not complete the terms mutually agreed upon, unless they would forthwith put his Mow and shop in proper TrpAlf. He also demanded cum. rm.:atom for what Issas he haul already sustained, and offer ed to rifer his claims ou them to the sobstra of some per. saws to be el..ewn by both sides. They refaced to grant ally c l ai ms. or base any more to do in the business; assuring burn, at the same time, that unless hr agreed to• the lease, ibis would biting an action of ejectment against hint. Tlwy su bsequently did so, after which a loot treaty took place, which, !ioniser, did not prove effectual, mid the Plaltiliff was compelled, by this conduct, to apply to this Court fur protection. 1 lw LORD CHANCELLOR asked why the application had b. es so I. isg de' ft ire.; ? Mr. SHAD /ILL ...Tiled, that it was solely owing to the long Sri aty rattled on between the parties, by whirls it was to have brim hoped all law proceeding. , 'would fir averted. The Lout) Ctlaaccixoft dud not Omsk that sufficient grounds had h. sit sites. , for his gs Wit In the injusictlien, and fur the prase Itt he must refuse it. 'llse vat tea we're., Mw cert., at full lilas sty tic make wronger affidavits if they chose, but according to the practice of the Court be could nut grant it now. _ _ r. LVYtVR gavr sonic ar. ,01111 i of ibis n ti-w weeks Pell. staling it to be a coonopl ant a-aonst the Defendant, f..e s' Ling, aa pa tent looks »hat the Plaintiff bad an vael osier right to. The quest..... was relative to gnus fired by pervisssion, and the Lord cliatirellor had formerly marred the p. it ties to 111P11111111 111 him when they lootemlril too go to to !Wit' %Visor tvt.D this day stated that au Winn' had been rate. ol 1• , 11e. Bench, to which the Defend:mg Loll pleaded the gruel al wore The parties were •nziona to en to trial. rn sativipatien of September. The Defend ill had a vast number of °okra fur gum, which hr was obliptt now to suspend till the trial went on. The Lent) CHASet I.l.oR—` l OM Monday 1 .hall wee Chief Jostle.. of the Ko.g's Bench. awl speak to huh on the *olive', to no velerate the trial, and out disappoint the Sep tember folks." Er parle DOUGLAS. is Ihe mailer of STEIN and Co. Mr. MONTAGUE stated, that lie had bunch pleasure in mak ing this woutiors. The Defeintants lived in SCOI4IIIII, aio4 lad miso• time aco become hank. apts. &tattoo the fish assigroves and the Sc,, trosieer lb. re had bien much spoarrelling; but the parties, tired at last of years of Milli t oor, had mon agreed to compromise; and be was happy to say that Pool had drawn up a art of resolutions, which, brine for the aolvainage of all parties, were sanctioned by 11).• eitit!,..,s. All that waa now essired was, to li.ove Ins appooobalion of them. The LORD ettASOELLOR said, that thee. was nothing w..oolit give loon more pleasure than the mutual harts ttttt y of p ort 'es. As the coeditors had agreed to the resolutious, be, /dr one, would nut of to them. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, We6CATIDITER, SATURDAY, MAV 15. MOSELY WOOLF. Mr. ClicrrY, at Ott rising of the Court at one o'clock, moved for 14 wri t of terari fartas, for the purpose of levy ing "win Defendant's goods and chattles the amount of the. h im of 10.04)44. which, as past of Ins Selliellee ou Fri day, 1w Was adjudged to pay to the King, un an affidavit, Isich stated, that after the sentence had passed 0114111 the Daelld3lll, persons on his behalf were employed in el:lodes lowly 141131111511 E 1411,44'1y to • very considerable 'snouts*, f his house and pi-saws'', for the purpose of conveying it out of she country, which purpose would bate been effect ed but fur the interposition of the Lord Mayor, who had 144111 some of his officer* to prevent the removal of the pro w's'', part of which had burn actually curls sl oti and trace,' to the Dover side, in order lo he conveyed un board a ship bound for Holland. After the Learned Counsel had stated the o'sj.ct of 1114 Innr ~,,,, Mr Justice BtvLiY (the Lord Chief Justice being absent loslolsng tittings at Guildhall) hating conferred with Mr. Dealtry, of the Crowti•ollice, as to the practice in CAWS Wheal! She Cl/1111 bad adjudged Defendants to pay fines to the Crown, Sllllrptlard and asked whether the judarnelit, as prmosnucrd agatost the Defend:sot. authorised the Shemio to take out ettees.tion to levy the fine Mc. CHITTY siihmitted that it did, for by the judgment the fine became a debt to the Crown 1101SrUllrer, the sentence being, " that hr du pay," &e. Mr. !attire BANLIIT asked of the Learned Counsel, if hoe. any instance in which the Ciotti had directed a lerari facia* to i-stie fur such parpuee Mr. CHITTY said, be bail made diliTent search, and had found no instance; but be *Omitted that the Court, under the urgent cireantatasces of the case, and upon would interpose its authority to prevent the clandestine removal of the Defendant's property, so as to evade the itenti site of the Court ;Mr Juotiee BATLET--" An 110 instance can be found ne quoted to authorise rad) • proceeding, the Court can give 110 ditections upon the subject. Al whose Maumee is this application tirade , " Mr. CHITTY replied, that in effect it was made in behalf of the Sheriffs of LOll/1011i but in fact all parties were its teieeted in sotto a proceeding. The Lout Mayor's officers were now is pormasion; lint witless the authority of the Court was interposed, the Defendant's property would be at his own disposal. Mr. Jamie* Ball'LET—•" The Court do nut authorise the is,utue sf such proem; but if jun are entitled to it by law, the law is opts to you." Mr. Chitty took nothing by his mnlioa. It is said that 11w 'novelty of the Decadent attempted to be removed is worth nearly 10,11001. a circumstance of con sidetable moment to the Sheriffs of Loudon fur the time below, who, by the charter of Londus, are eatitled to the fine imposed upon the Defendant. At one o'clsok the JuJitta of this Court adjourned to the Emit , qurr Chamber, to meet the other Judges, for the pur pose of privately considering certain crimival cases resersied on the I rte Circuits. The ('tor w JUSTICE sat at Nisi Primo at Guildhall, and Jisposed of I . among which was the following THE RING C. BRICE. The Defendant, a most respectable solicitor at Bristol, was inducted for perjury, arisirg out of the following cir cumstance : A Bill had been tarried through Parliament for bnildiug a new gaol at Bristol, sod Commissioners wrre appuisited be receive trotters for the erection of the same. Mr. Mills, ?surveyor at Bristol, sent m plaits and • tender, which the Commiwimicrs slid not adopt He then brought his action ag•in4 Owns fur breach of contract, and Mr. Brice, a lto was S.lititur to the Commisioners, deposed, that Mr. Mills. at a merlin; on the Sib of March last, withdrew his Leader, after behaving is a disrespectful manner to the Com- missiowers. Ile added, that life. 111.18 no architect, I and that a Mr. George, one of the Commissioners, lafromed ilia rest, that Mills had been t hisuj,,sta by t h e Avon Canal Company for embezzlement. The assignment of perjury set out the shove, and it was alleged that Mr. Brice had not only sworn falsely, hut that he was not tees/lit at the meeting of the Nth of Match, when Mm. Mills was stated to have withdrawn his tender. In the course of a very long trial the Defendant appeared to have given correct evidence, suit the Jury seirt ittrd Inm. Mr. Mums conducted the prosecution himself, aiiil ( recs. sioned much delay. The Court in Westminster-hall adjourned early on Friday. Nothing of interest occurred either in the Common Pleas or Court of Exchequer. Al one o'clock their pi proceeded to the Exchequer Chamber, where eleven of them sat in private to discuss re served points of law. POLICE. nove•oistt FT. On t atonlay via soldiers of the guard% were brought In this office, charged with forcibly entering a %noire in Dover street, Picraufliy, at an early hour un 'Flaiirstlay morning, at the time of the fire, under pretence o f giving iv...lance, although the boost was not auljoinnig the rune on fire, mid robbing it of bank notes to the amount of fifty pound% and I valuable articles. They were 'homer-red by their hawing boaster' of what a gond job they hail made of the boomers. and one of them offering an article of gold for sale. The charge bring of such a delicate and uncommon salute, we decline giviog further particulirs until another investigation takes place. Five of them acre committed for further riga ttt iii Minn, but Mr. Hicks. the Magistrate before whom the hit-mess was toveatopletl, allowed the sisals to depart, ws has pro mising to appear at the neat mtamisatioth EAUGRATION. On Sunday morning last, that fine brie the Resolution, of SOO ions, Capt. S R. Clarke, master, sailed from COWPX fur Ilialtimore, chattered by Mr Johts PitilP, of Newport, for loin•elf anal family, and fitted up with every accommodation for the voyage. She has on hoard about SU passengers be. soles Mr, Pittis and his family. By the packets fur Havre, which mil from Portsmouth twice a west', e migrants to the United States are constantly ptticertlitag to embark in American vessels at that port. A ship is now lying their, waiting for passengers for Hansom, and New Yoik. American weasels, by shippin English pas. grocers in the French ports, evade the Brituds law, whit h elliri , that out mere than one passenger to fire taus drill embark is soy vessel for America. PCGILISV T The admirers of thin species of hardy amusement have now the following matches 10 sirs', upon which there to A great deal of sporting : Molina and Burn, on Tuesday the Ist ofinue. Betting 5 to 4 sin Boom Turner anal Cy•Dsvis, on Thursday the 17th of June— Turns r for choice. Domicil, and Oliver, no Saturday the 17th of July ; 5 to 4 nit Chomelly. 'I he litscr watt h excites a singular interest. It is the City of Westminster against the City of Dublin. Donnelly is the champion of the Sister Kingdom, and who lost his championship of Westminster isi his battle with Cuter at Carlisle, is anxious to ri claim his bowels. Carter, it seems, Citifies another mach wilts Sprang,but we apprehend routiikoce in Win is completely upon the wane, if nut utterly Mats PItOrINCIAL PUGILISM. On Wednesday a boxing-match, which excited considers. tile interest in the country fur many mile. , round, took place at Bosley Onhe, about two nobs on the Peterborough .ole of Whittleasa, hetwerii Robert Wombs, a winnower of Stilton (lately a bfe.groarißmaii), weighing KA. 71h. and John Brown, a baker of Pr ail borough, weighing I la. 11111-I'he fight was for • purse of 401. made up by the combat:tots. The set-to took place at tell o'clock in the tuoroing, amidst • laige colicour.e of spectators, shu formed 150 fr et + r t ing. Mend. pa jail. 1/115 second 1u Brown ; and JOliefi, also a lam. dun pngilst, to hauls. The four first round* were mach in favour of Brown, and the betting on him was 6 to 4 ; but in the fifth round, Woods planted a blow on the head, and tremendous burly-blow, which felled his autagourA, and changed the battle : 4tol in favour of 1V00.15. From Ibis time the tide of success was all bog own ; and after 10 MUM'S, which lasted twenty-five minutes (only half minute time being allowrrl between the rotunda), Woods was hailed as victor. very little the worse fur the encounter, whilst Brown, dreadfully beaten, was obliged to give CUKIUUS MISTAKE. A person who held an official situation in Dublin, whose wife hail caught the typhus fever, bad her sent to the hospital for recovery. Having received information of her death, he brought her home to his house, amid, according to the Irish fashion, had her waked fur aerial niguta : he then invited several of his relations, and conver d hie several miles into the country, where she ass buried. Having called at the hospital about a week afterwards, fur her clothes (whether to his sorrow or smut we cannot say), he Colloid his wife so far recovered as to he able to walk home with w ttttt an lie had buried in mistake, was a pour friendless pauper, who otherwise would hint been bit. ried at expeuse of the parisli.—(Dublist Purer ) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. FORTSMOUTU, NAY 14 . Arrived the John Wail, King, hum Loudon fur Jamaica; and Linnet court. from a cruise. Sailed the Galatea and Hotspur, under jury -mute, fur Deptford. WALIIIOIITII, VAT 17. Arrivra she Princes► Elizabeth packet with snails Cons New York, last from Halifax, to 21 day.; spoke the ship Kuvrcliff in let. 49. SC lotig.ls. 28. under jury-masts. COWS', MAY 14. Sailed the Triton transport, fur Quebec, with Ingupx. LivvirooL, it 13. The Anna Maria, Jansen, from Rostock for Liverpool, with wheat and barley, went to pieees this moruiuq on the north bank : the Captain drowned—the crew, effittiatitig of six men and the pilot, saved The Maria, Cameron, from hence for St. Andrews, New Brunswick, was spoke on the 30th March, in Ist. 46. 36. tong 60. with loss of rudder and short of KO .4iuus, by the Lavinia, arrived at New York from Witin. MALL, MAT 14. ived and sailed for the River, the Cattle Furbra, Fraser, from Bonil.ty ; Emperor Alexauder, Milne, hum Jamaica ; %Woodman, Bear, from Batavia. Caine down from the River and saileA the Aid, Bliley, fur Quebec ; Rhoda, Crozier, for Triuidail ; Swallow. NI. cbolson, fur Bombay i Selina, —, fur Limerick , Lewis, fur Dubin'. %maims the Charles Mills, from Bengal. Bailed the Java, South, from Batavia fur the River. Five pstw.—Thc Swallow, fur Bombay, has come to an chor again. PRICE OF ON SATURDAY. Benk 2371 137 3 per Ct. Red. 711 71 3 tier Ct. Cons..7li 72 India Stock 2t7l Ditto 80mb.... 29 pr. New Annuities.... 7 Ex. 8i16,2. 10 9 I I pr. 1)1 , to Coon it de.. Lottery Ticket* 81/. Cont. for Acc 7ll 73 7 1 ! 31 per Cent 79&1 4 per Cents sperCt. N. An.. 10411 103 B. L. Ann.... 16,1 11-16 . . •• e - . . • thou:hl it rather a rash undertaking. IYe have heard that 1 Lion Inn, WWllehaven. Alturneye, Weer.. Low.le" tent the Setishish was aaatO" to meet the General, but the girder. 1 Helder, Clement'tolun, London; and Mr. Walker, While- I dissuaded lute. The soldiers of the two regiments took c haven. The following acenunt of the engagement at I many pates of arms, money, hereem rattle, die. tool helve 1 Thomas Blake, of Cowes, lele of iVieht, S on ik ospton , i had d r i egular aucti t ens lin their lines, which have occasieued b r e*: r, to amender, May 27, at one, '2B, at el. to,. „ et JUltholpoor, is Pale:acted front the ititereeting and S ome of the mane taken were very baud. Jots , 28, at one, at the Fountain !sirs, Comae Isle of Wells polluter work of Colotiel Ftliclaretiee, Jos! ella he ! ; scene, and two English blimilerhumes were fantod upon the : Auto item Mr. John Rogue, Cituertithelnn, Loudon; ~,,,; halted :•-• ! lithe Seven et twilled' so all, of green and red, aud white ! Mr. James Illookine, Gosport. "Camp, Tolwarrah Obeid, on the ben ks orate ' w hirls ge silk, have fallen into our poseessiou ; reverel of 1 William Hirt, uf Bristol, broker, to eiserender, May 23.7 e, Nerbuiltleb, December 20, IS I?. bare betels em besiadered on their centre, and in one I awl June 26, at twelve, •t the Commercial Ktone, Cu,n. " Yesterday the Wife. of all w it so great that 1, among of them a dagger with seven balls; they ere orntimented ; street, Boats& Attorneye. Meitses. p NJ., su e G,,, sti e, Id, the rest, was too tir t write& line. At daylight we brittle les wills -Over tatosels, but ere far from beetle euperb. 1 levee ; Gray's-losesquere, London ; and Mr. Henry Hall, ol las „„ • ,. rupee, skirtiug the to w ,. of Panouggur ou one rich t. and asked the offirere of the 1711. to give ine three, which 1 in. ! court, Cor n-street, Blistol. one of the magnificent 'stake, tie roman's in thie part of the ; tend tip lake on with me as far ate ca n , soil if poeeible, to • Chillies Scutlansore, late of Newton, sod also of 1,,a„,. country, n our left. Paanuggur appeals to be a"aof i Fanglllllll , illoistelt they will be ve cumbersome The car. 1 lei, woollen mord.manuesetnrot, to mot-render, Julio. I, O. on cousiderable monody, and we pasted a very curious scull). I tillers of the gime ate! tumbrils have hand. wont:A on them ; visit 96, al one, at (guildhall, Loodoe, A ',misty., Mr. y,„ , 'urea hull plaeed ou a very high stone ahar. The buts of : in red, and the fluty explauation 1 cautil get of this emblem, • Manchester ; aud Memos. tldliogtaii amid Grego, y, ek t e . „,j. the in ama art of a parternlai esonetruction, the aide ; ward here as well as on the colours, 1.7., that it is meant for ; row, lairlon. walle consisting only of mats, plastered wills alp!nite. The I misijah (worship). Several of our wounded are hit hy lead ; itichara &sideways). of Whitley, Lancaster, buti er .e te .,,,„ ; whole ministry, fur the last three tleys' ilitieelleit, *ay t reck 1 alugeostbers by wrought iron balls ; two officers of the 17th 'to idurender, Jane 7, S, mid 26, at two, ot the se tr I ~.. R. A 1 k olsor, garden, richly cultivated. A greet number aspire. of MO' j reclines'', and a waive officer of the 11th cavalry, see among ! Deflllllffaie, Manchester. Aiturneys, Mr. 1: duo temples relied - their piunacles iss the centre ails.- towns 1 the nondier, lweitleti Lientettant Pope, who' wound is feared ' Ridgefield, Manchester; and Me. W. Makiasoa, 'I, .„;,;,, but we had no time to visit them, as every report confirmed ; to be tiange 00000 a, and casters great regret, as all ist the field 1 Leman.. the intelligence of the determined fare the Sunhat , nnd Isis .1 trite... Ned lite gallantry. The Generare eyce, or Elollto, WPO Thunies Taylor, of Guitilfurtl. Serrey, li e norm t erd, ~ totems were about to shnw. Six miles short of Juhliotheive 1 killed by his side, but our loss offierwoie has been Maisie." 1 to eurrender, May 18, bane 1, and 26, at tell, as (; .. I . etc, - we met • Muscle hursent.o, a very Asir looking old roan I .. . I London. At:weal, Mr. F. Child, U pp er Thaniei-e.r iet, _ with a lung white beard, bearing a letter for the 13nglisle ; ! Loudon. Geneve', which stated, that the Sonhali sloe nut wish any ' Fiio.ii SA7'Uli DAY NIGHI"S GAZETTE. : in...ph Ilalmehaw and Joseph Swallow, now or late of act of Inutility toe nsue lit-tweets tor, and informed of that his ; I ills ckm ..... twat?, York, carpet-manalseterme to : urt ,.,„!,.. ; troops were on the road, and that be was fearful if we a ; MILITARY PROMOTIONS. I Jesse 15, at Pia, 16, and 26. at eleven, at the Black Bull b u t preached any nearer some quarrel might lake place ammo; ! Gionereal, Ytek. Attioneye, Mn. Beane. Ilettou-gardmi, the mild woe I -- War-Offee, Nay 15, 1819. . Londou; and Mr. Carr, Goinersal s sear Leeds. " This silly communication may deserved the answer lii' Reeiment of DraZoilli Guards-C.)1.11a Hugh Frederick l i given, which was verbal to ibis effect, t remove the troop., . Fi or e t o he Lieuteuesis, by purchase, vice Cathcart, pro and let the Soishelt nieet the Geoerei ' 1 'tonight the old ' ; el in the Royal West Lelia Rangers-detest May 6, messenger looked very uneasy at this laconic reply. lBl. " We continued to move on, sold croestel a scream with l i Gentleman Ccelet James Smith Brymer , f r o m the Re m very hail banks, which obliged us to belt to allow the gnus 1 Military College, to be Corset, by pnrchase, vice Fillets-- to join us dattel as above. " 1 it w e le ( s wami) to reconnoitre, eel the country twins/ ; ve t e le e ,i i ne ii i o f Light Draetione-Oentleinan Cadet Robert (lit, I wae with difficulty attic lir get • coed mew of the ; ilaringtois, Irons the Royal Milo:try College, to Lir Cornet, cei tile. lint on turning the collier of a wood they at once ; r by oure e ss ,......a s t e a as alcove. broke upon iii ill their position. ; 13ills allot-Cheeks Stenuee, Grist. to be Cornet, without •• Willi my telescope ICo ..... eel every man who showed i purchase, vice Fmicourt, appointed to the 17th Light Dem hi merle OV I r the slime,: rocky bill iiii which their tight reeled. 1 g „„„ s _e ste e „ s .1„,,,,.. 1 his was COPI'ITII IPIOI OW nowt picturesque eroupe of •ron. : C o ld:es-rem Regiment of Foot Gnartls-Ca plain Henry A r . ed men; some with matchlock., others with speem a, aurae i ',Wage, font half-pey of the Regiment, to be !Amite. realino "13 their shields : many standards were wavoie in the ; I,tit and Captain, cite James Victors Harvey, who ex eunt, and the pleasing variety of s h e colonies of their In,. ; cltinees, rocciettee slie a ifference-iinted as alcove. bine, come, embee, &e. made their mottle'', with the strung 3,1 r ez i,,,,,,, of 1'„„ t (;„,,,„1,,,_14,,,,,,,Ma5ter Serjrant Wil. market! mucky back comma a perfect picture. ; b 101 111010 1 0001, to be Quarter-Master, vice 511-111, de " With a thaigo, I eitlipteie, of frightening to., and by way ; e• ' , ot - dam! as Meier , of a foolish g o.cuuadlr,lhey centitimilly And 'heir match- ; 9111 Reg Oiliest of Foot- Eneign Samuel Hart to be Lieute. locks its defiance. On the left of One theatrical 'J eep, in : u:011, WIIIIIIIIi purchase, vice MDtamottoleceaseil-dated the open cooled, were posted four pieces tie brae- cameos, , as eieive. glieteumc in the sun, smugly PiippOrteil with tia:miry; and upon the left of these appeared f B9O t o i Lary College, to be Cosign, %ice hart, promoted -paled 1,000 lease drawn up iii front of their tents with their kettle- ; 1111 shove. di mile treating. At wince, • single h o rseman &celled out, ; 37th ditio-Ension George Goseelin, from halepey or the and, advancing towards us at /Teed, tinned le s I. isee %lent i dOtb Foot, to be litoigii, vire Michael Connolly, who ex round within a few hundred yaras, and retired tilt ittg at 111 e chimer receiving the diner:lice-dated as above. Tufts of gratis, anti brandishing his long erne, appereutly to i 1 60th ditto-Realms moil Adjutant Thomas Adams, from the dare us to the belie Their whole forte must have e xceeded 1 ball pay oe Ow Remnant, to be Adjutant and Ensign, vice 3,000 men, The bugle te the rear Roomiest the :Olean."( i lulus Prederiek Slyern, who exelliauges-dated as above. the rune haying passed this dculty am) the col ..... ii, marelo 1 72d dillo--Thomas Arthur Blab., Gent. to he Ensign, wall ing between two small village., balled opposite the et to ; OOP pule base, vice Aitken, deceased-acted as above. make our disposition for at tock Rifle llogaile- Lieutenant Thom is Fane Unisek • to be Ail. " Two squadrons of cavalry "miler Major O'Brien were 1 jewel, vice Middletou, who resigns the Adjatantcy uuly smut round tlieir left to cut off th eir reheat b. the Nerlitel. 1 e--dated as above. lab ; our fine guns were placid in Ow et nue, meet:tat by she cavalry of the advance ler Corm I lil.lollloly of the 6th native cavalry, who had baudetimely ceps .e. a his wish to do duty, during the servil e, with Mejor erleriets's regi ment. Tht Ile afterward. became a which covered the fleuk of the Infantry. Three companies of lite 17th reel ment were posted Oil each side of the gime, lass convent(' in reserve in rear of them, mid is equedrou of cavalry, under Lieutenant Pope, was placed es a reign ve iii rear of tlw left. The leategage was concentrattel iu charge of the rear-gum d, a mile in the rear. near a took. rt As soon as all was arranged, the whole advanced slowly toward', Ow enemy, as the bullorks whirls ilsaw the Calloon Ili India :ire very miserable oultelittites for ',tweet, and the rant generally left behind after the that fire. About eleven o'clock, having arrived opposite Ike enemy's C101iPI.; our cavalry was Wlllllllll,lll from before the artillery; and stir an swer to the general tenement or all was featly, bring ase.wer nit in the affirmative by laemenctet D'Oyley, our right 010 opened at eight hundred yards with Shrapnel! Owe& Ilati the enemy reserved iht it fire for tier wool el command we could hardly have fired more together ; boll skies t I have been in the air at the Paine niolnent ; au I (Or about ten 1111 l iutes the fire was pretty sharp sin built slate, but as we BANKRUPTS. rear moving up inwards llwni their shot Sew lIVI'r our bads. Thomas Richardson, of Kingooreet, Spitalfields, Middle ! "Weevil my services, which the General wait so keel Iv to I ere, siik-weaet r, to surrender, May es, June 8, and 26, at __ -.--.. y, natililltlnit. 1.n...----. a ccept. In a few minutes the enemy began to waver on their I ten, at Guildhall, Leeriest. Attorneys, Moors. Few, Ash- I ^ - left, aud the General ut 'hoed Lieulettiost lloolW's siradroll to i mule, end WOlllllOO, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. advisee towels their tight and VIM'S. T h is officer at a I l'lolllllol 511.0•1...wer. of Kesuumttua, Middlesex, draper, betel-gallop peeped under tier time of the enemy's infantry ova Ito sus ii meter, 31.1 e 12, 19, and Jlllll. 26, at twelve, at Guild. the bill, auil with a most brilliant charge, took their guns. I hall, I.Otioliiii. Also. 'ley, Mr. Wilde, College-hill. " The Sinter of artillery and his men beloved itobl; the I Stephen George mid Rich tot Webb, of Bristol, sugar-re. former wounded Lieut. Piqw in the hotly with a sprat, but - fitters, to surrienter, June 1,2, and 26, at twelve, at the Cum. was shot dead by the Hamilar a loins I tormetly mentioned as 1 warreial Rooms, comniasithug the petiole the day before I j • il law eamp. 1 aribbated Metlealf, ChanetildaUe, lasiidoo ; and 31r. William Till he fell they fought bravely. and were pistolleil at their I Diaper Brice, Council I lotsee,l3l - iettil. gigue ; bet their cavalry flesh Cornet Kennedy was ueer or- i David Muwel•mie, of Weed street, West Smithfiela, London, timed to charge their infantry, which had eonse down tufo ! ottapasanafiecturer, to surrender, Slay 15, June ft. and 26, the pleats; but they regained the Iwight, sail fired :wavily i at tpelve, at Guilaball. Attorneys, Messrs. Allietuti and tome hint, end threw many tot ketS amongst us; I hail never 1 Hunilleby, Freeman's-court, Cortihill. "eel. them befure, mid mom *eked a bat they were. 'lle George Dawson 4111.1 William laingilen, of; ilver.strect, G etters ! t h en b r ought up she free wing of the 171 h to the I Woodoartet, latielon, colour manufaetnrers, sun.. litler, foot of the Idle which, with all their beans, and every postd• I May 22, 29, sod June 96, al eleven sit Guild , hall. Atter. We exertiele they ascended under a bee, y but ill dirt cod 1 airy, Mr. Wittiest' Fisher, Steele- Ittn. fire, and wawa the summit ; shot, bayoneted, or put to I Richard Kota, of the Curtain itot 1, Shurtelitch, Mitiale thelit the del . ..name and mired their stand:ode. Court I sex, sad William Henry Citth, of New Coitiseetreet, Little Kennedy, who bail poised retina 10 the other side of the bill, Slosokelds, Caption, late of Legluirie iiierel.auts ; to sue cis t flown all alto attempted to retire in lima iiireeti trail ; ninny, render, Slay 25, June 1, et tele, RIO '26, at twelve, however, i soaped along the ridge. At the foot of the hill el Guildhall. Atwitter!, Messrs. Stratton aud Allport, near the towts it was with the greatest al fficulty I entail sacs • Shorodite Yates, of Tottenham Court-road, St. Gi les ha theeb. our reporter alio had written to us alien at Della. y. He 1 Gruryt hail era-sped from his coefinement, Buil rather rashly mitered ' Fickle, Middlesex, plumber, to stir, melee, May '32, 29, and into the steatite; 1 could hardly pitreusde the troupers to be. I Jude 26, at ten, at Guildhall, Londen. Attorney, Mr. H. H. liver bins a friend, ltd iiidcril if 10. 10:1,1 not 111P111001f111 to Tamer, Percy street,l3.elferthequare. me dun name of our pointer, agent itt Bite& Selina, he would 1 Raratit Moss, of Cliambee-streei,Goodmites-fields, Mid. have beets Lintel in an install', as the scabies were tirt.i to ! dlesexotatelomaker, to Stirl ender, Slay 18 ,' 25, and June 213, destroy him. The regime n t formed near the captors d gout, 1 al tea, at Guildhall, Luntlim. Attorneys, Messrs. Mayhew, awl the Greyest teeing di Moose to act sup to lies titans is i Price, awl Slyest, Cnaneeryaitee, moving on to Nagpoor as anon as possilile, wuisla out home - Godfrey Alexender Cohen, of St. Se - Mlle's-lane, London, time or Men it, attacking the town. We preeseelea, there- i merchant, to surrender, May 22, at Iro, 29, mid Jilt Je 26, fore, It. the right of the road, end encamped alionii a milu I at eieveli, et Guildhall. Attorneys, Steens. En and fi on. it, as be over. All who •pproarlied were firm' 11p011 friiiii thou I Lewis Alionli sins and Abraham Abraliama, of Camomile humees, hut else (ieoeral sent iss to hay he %wild open his ! *erect, [Amami, iiihmerchaute, to surrender, May 25, .11111 C 11 ; t in 'pin the town if all the trued „„.,, sr . re out out „eta ; and 26, at twelve at Gutlabell. Attorney, Mt. B• Lewis, by ten o'clock at night. 'flue three' breech! not 111101 y of - C.-etched- Free 5, Loidon. the lua's pe a n kess, tbe fwh 11 'IP Ptake ; O f Great Coggeehall, Essex, corn-factor' usualle, in luilia, ople lookeil d upon bau as neu latter o tral, f• the use they ;to surrender. May 18, 29, and June 26, at ten, at Guildhall' are to both parties. They entreated the (relief-el not to carry ; Loathe'. Alto. et ye t llessts : larke met Clarke, Little Se his threat tutu eatTniillll, and proiiiired sad way the esateu. - *ll - 1 e Apt...she L 01111011; and Mr. Thomas Berrymaar atiou of the place by the hoops, but a sus wilder of 11114/110 I liraisilf.T, Fee. x. mete gene in the fiat, and the General gave his worts they .; Role rt eiteilio. of Canterbury, Kent, linen-draper, to sl Id he well Ileated um 'lime conditioace The guns we • Purr. mice, e 1..) IS, 211, PIA Jane 26, at ten, at Goildhale took is Ow Licht are east brews 111111 ono cylinders.. two of ; lainatiii. Atioesiere blisters. Walker and Kenichi, Old them three. •nd i • ,isix pounders, lets they are Pollack slim, ; Jewry, Landon. till I looked et the boil', I thougla they were six and 1 00 e. George liIIIIII/Y; of Liverpool, brewer, to surrender, June Six tonibrils with their bullock, fell into one Moil., with 7, In, am, 16, at one, at the I 'dice of Me. Clemente, Chew-1- mm+ asUntlinilion, awl great 14//e• of belle, crepe soul chain. street, Liverpool. Altimeter., Mr. Itlacket tick .ad Mr. Cie. "hot. They appear to be vete , carclePit Willi their powder, as . Mesita, LiSeeptto! ; aud Messrs. Blatkeiock and Bunce, large quassiiiiem of it lay Into& near the gnu.. *the twine** ! Tete ; •le, Lindell. loss in melt must have been cosesiderabie, as in et. limited A 1 Ittelood Boma and George HeMitleloll Harris, of 80. melee, excepting at Talevera, I tooter eel PO twiny stead i tolphshme, leititem, wholioale-ironitiongers, to surrender, bothers; and in a smell Hindu temple WI stun NI 1111 l nil of the ! Slay 29, 31, mid Joule 20, at eleven, at late Royal Hetet, bill, not tinily feet square, lay rutty-two of the lad, ; l'emple-new, let nonghant. Attorney', Messrs. Oakley and heaped on each other. The comet clothing of nie; y ! Berta, Meette's•lene ' Conlon-street, Loudon ; and Mimosa. was set 011 fire by our 'meting, mid 'intuit. rem in their i We ble,Tvit I h ll , 3 , . , 1 flavritik.. Birmingham. quilted jackets, burnt till it reerleel their powder 0 i.e.., ' W4llaem George, °the. ease Hunt, oe Frome Selwood, alai these explualue, thelegored the bodies Imo LION .- ! Somerset, clothier, to storentler, Jtme 1, '2, and 26, at eleven, Two of Miele westudea Suclats rem:titled in the 19.4,4 " at the Items: , Inii, Vi iiiiie SPIIIOIIOI. A ttocuseyS, elr. Wil lett the Repo, the militery in in who coitimenteel in ; Hams, Red Lime-quart., Condos' ; and Mr. George Sleseiter 9 the action (die Scottish beim! a civilian), Bea from it, t hum eh 1 FeWlll.. wounded in the arm, by whot thy millets a grape shot, but I Philip Griditook William., of Feiner ... tr e e' , Mary-le . _ " -• - .. ... .. . ' bailie Molilleitex, painter, to surrender. Slay 18, 2., and ee 241, - __ .... .. _ . COLOIVRL FITZCLARENCVS ROUTE. PARTNERSIII PS nissourp. W. Harry, R. Walters, T. W,.llton, and J. W.lina, of o naK f ipirnir S t da6 bnley, and T. 61mbrrley, „f : air ;mll.l ) . 9 : 1•1_ , u1 / 4 . :1 ":1 ., : , ;1 IS, IS 19—V. J. Reynolds and T. T. link( It, N, sad. owl-Trent, NottinzhaM, maltaters, May 8, 1810.—w. H ',ruby and T. Horuby, of Lie. rpool, rioters, Ap r il 1, 1817. —W. Booth, 11. Ilaslam, J. Millers, and It Booth. ra Ha, k. lit !made, Nottingham, collier*, 41 arrl. 20, tat o, j —.l. Richardson and I. Hall, of Gulag, near Whiteha.ro, Cumbrrlatol, palters, May 1, 1819.--W. Kay and W 1.„1. dell, of Kingstinattfron.Hull, spirit-merchants, Frbrnary I, 1819.-6. Sinscott, T. G. Siincoa, T. Pen.brrten, and T. Pemberton, jun. of Birmingham, brasaloundr.., lUicemarr 31, 1818.—B. J. M'ake soil H. Johnson, of Woik.op, Not. lingliani, coal-merchants, March 6, 1819 —S. J. Batton and J. Whitakri, of Saint Pawl's Cholas-yard, Loarlon, moor ' silicas, January I, 1819.—T. Partingtuo and T. He r .. of Nori ii, Lancaster, manufacturers, May 14, IN11).- 1 R. Price, of Tivltealastry, and N. Hartland, jun. of E. vrsitim, February 18, 1819.--W. Bulwrr moil II Seim. of Cliuirlastroct, Hackney, Middt. era, liora.drap• rt., May 14, 18110.—P. Mulligan and T. Madigan, of Bath. mesa, May 13, 1819 —T Hall and A. SPDomiell, of Na.. sau.plare, ComturrciaTniad, Sl. Georce in the Cis., COO. merchants, May 1. 11118—W. Allcrufi, R. K. Word, and D. Fowler. of funk. Eastchrap, Landon, dry-snit.... De. ceosier 2S, 1818.—H. Loopkii; G. Vl'alker, and E. St;in,r- set, of S!iefiseld, York, irun.►ouoders, Febiusry 2, 1819 D. fearou sad J. West, of Beaufort Wharf, cual•►tereLwis, May 15, 1819. PRICE OP SUGAR. The avenge price of Brow it or Muscovado Sugar, poled from the Returns made in the week ending the MI. day of May, 1519, is 395. per hundred weight ► elusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable flatiron Ott the lopes tatiuu thereof into Great Lk Offres Ortituence, May 13, 1819. Royal Iteigiment of Artillery. Pert Lieutenant 11. L. SMektilig to be Second Captain—. dat,il May 1,1819. Second Lieutenant U Chamberlain to be First Lieutenant ••• .131fil as MLOOVC. Captain I'. A. S. Knox, from ball-pay, to be Captain--dated as above. First Lieutenant R. L. Ormolu+, from half-pay, to be First Lieutenant--ilaird a. above. llerood Lieutenant It C. smash, from half-pay, to be Se cond Lieutenant—dated as above. Crown-Office, ►lap 15, 1819. NOME RETUENED TO sEttvr. IN THIS PRESENT Beans. I Pease. a. (1. d. 54 7 54 11 (Dividends and Celt Oatmeal. I Beer or B.s, s rt. •. st. 36 0 —...— PARLIAMENT. llnrongh of Onkkamplon Right Unnamable Henry Pritile, Lord Ilaroo Dooallry, of Kitimy, in the county of Tirperacy, in Ih. kosgtiom of behold, tu the room of Chribi lophir Sarah., E,41. Jrcilooll. talicates in our next.) MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILD:I.4U, TO-MORILOW. J. Travers, Lambeth, coal-merchant.. ..strret, ji well r C. Carr, Bridge. ...-et, jr it, J. IL Saxby, Hawkhunit, kop•twerchaut R. Jones, Clirapside, woollen-draper W. Clancy, Conduit. prov:sion-nierchant 3 It G. Holbrook, Fleet-market, potilierre $ 19 J. Nightingale and Co. George-street, Whirs 2 10 T. Wilson, John-street, carpenter T. Earl, Ningston.upon Thames, corn-dealer 2 111 W. Rees, Maugham, grocer J. TIIS4III, late of Cannon-street-road, builder." 2 10 W. Blackburn and Co. City-road, cure-dealers 2 It R. Wild, Craven-street, tailor S. Hale, Biabopsgate-street, taveru.kerper J. Eubank, Little Bush-lane, bottle-merchant W. Hall, Highgate, victualler W. J. W. Lindsey and Co. Balk, silk-mercers ,, 1 i T. Norris, White Hart-yard, victidler -.1 DIVI DEN DS. J. Polly, New Bond-street, furniture-printer ...... G. Fawcett, Ge.trze-yard, paper.hangtr. J. Dean, Bancroft's.place, baker A. Coles, Portland.street, coach-maker , C. Wright, late of Charles-street, upholsters , J. Fowler, &retain-lane, broker -•- ------. CERTIFICATES. J. Bamforth the younger, of Wath-upon-Dearn, Yerk, butcher—J. Horner, of Brockbottom, within Cleughreo, Lancaster, and W. Horuer, of Lirei . pool, littee-roatnifoictu rers.—J.Glaysber, late of King-street, Hammersmith, Witi. direr", smith.—W. Tovee, of Exmouth-street, Spe.lhlds„ Middlesex, builder.—.l. Gikasou, of IVardrobe-place, Dee tore-Commons, London, dealer to lute —C. J Jrk4ou , of II u• per Thamee.strtet, London, sugas4attor.—J. Budetto, of Bristol, lignor-merchant. _ 111 HE Profession of Physic is of the highest 'lin k portance to mankind, and when the talents and haat reputation of those eminent Surgeons, Meesis. CURIO F. sad CO. are considered, who dui inc thirty years expel ienee and extensive practice i• this Metropolis have brought this sit altruist to perfection, it is nut easy to ref rata from expresdet by ct sod indignation at the (rands and injuries e t iblykeigktnaoirtztaandiiddueuedstrouycated men, oho too often tr4l.. the lives of their fe110w.r,g.,100,.. Messrs CURRIE and CO. are Members of she 1:4,41 (1. 1 - leges of Loudon and Edinburgh ; their diplomas and tedo monists may lie sreu at their House, No. 107, Hatton garde , . where in all eases of Syphilis, birryous Debitity, Vac Mit Relaxation, Strictures of itr Urethra, dm do. the, m ay Ee consulted, either r rsonally or by letter. Messrs. Currie and CO. owe to an introduction hi a filead and pupil of the illustrious Tissut the discovery and r .ripit• I salon of a simple mode of treatmemit mu a ll cases of Wti lily, fioin 'hawser cause arising, which in discarding lt violent Immo; hitherto practised iu this coutstry,gives a to every muscular film of the patient, regimes his an iimi eifils, mid re-estalilislies his vigour, w,dbout inflaming s , constitittion., and thus expos::ng hits/ to the dimes:s o f a relapse. In Strictures of the Urethra M . Currie and Co. Mrs , excited she astonishment mid approbation of the m ost lingnishmt medical by complting, to ti.sse waioi Cures which have fltfifil all the resour e ces of tlsi,r skill. 111edirines sent to all parts of the won Id. No. 107, Hatton-garden. LONDON : Printed /mil Published st rh^ thSce, IT7. Strand; *brie Adrersiseirouts 1111 r seceiv,ll, tIADI LC!' (puat-paid) must he addwised—C. Clement's lun, [`flute; —J, WHITE, Is;.i• 11 '' . "" Publisher. doubtless a ball from 'site ibr the lih.aptiell •lo Ils. One sin eat had SO good an effeet 160 our lorearralss sem.. Oil so ihe tyching ii was Illiii ostly possible bill safe so go solo thr sown, and MAjui 11'13r11.11, alTlllllll4.lltd II Llellielialli Susanne, went through it uu au tlerhaut at tau at uiilii, though 1 ..r, _ •, . . . Junr 24, at time), at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Itialtey,G .14n-opt:lre. Cort.d..,llier Hartley, of Whiteliaern, Cumberland, juicer, ly SUir,:lid.r, June 5,7, and .:03, at eleven, at tl.e Wad: PRICER OF CORN. Average Prim of Coro of Bozlatot and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Ifiuebeater Itinshels, aiail of Oatmeal per boll of 1401ba. avoirdupoise, from the retu eta received au tuft wet.k ended the bah of May, 1919. Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. s d, s. d. s d. a. d. 7J 5 47 11 L 44 01 29 11