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`*- LAW itEfORT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. WESTMINSTER, NOVlMildk BARON rIi.LITZER. This - Gentleman, 'who represented himself to be in the chary ter of Messenger to the Aastrian Lega tion, had been arrested. ,The Att of the 7th Anne, e. 1 recites, that the Ambassador oc, the, Czar of Russia had been arrested, and in Consequence of that ind;gnity this legislative provision was made.— 'File third section. of the Statute direas, .that all pro, cesses against any Ambassador or public Minister, or agaitvit the domestic or domestic servant of ally , such Ambassador or public Minister, shall be judged. to he void for the time to come... The fourth section directs, that Attornies, Sze, .issuing out such pro cesses, are to have inflicted pains, penalties, and coiporal punishments. Application had been made ttt thii case for the manumission of: Haw , . Fillitzer, and Mr. ESPINASS4 sought to make•the Rule abso lute. •• . Mr. KNAPP resisted this rule, observing, that . the Statute way intended to proteddorneirtie scrvants,. and that the person iit , ,taineci no such bliaraeler. , —; He was. a Messenger, not within the words of the Ad, • Lord LL,LEhZOIsOI.:GIT • remarked, that, • hieing a _Messenger, he was a person to ,whom the, spirit of the AO wquid peculiarly apply, in as.nntich as he wus a confidential agent to wham dispatches were c s ifided.. t • M T . Krzikpr said, that ,he relied on the case (3 T. . R. 70) Hopiiis Dewbeck. Jt was singular, that this roan, who prklended to'be a iNleiienger of the Atli trian Anthas,ador, Prince Louis De $ tah rem berg, wax not known 'to the Porter of the house, or even to B 4 - Ton 4o,gersheld, SecretarV to tho Prince, to belong to the establisho lent ; yta he - pretended to be a man of. cons;:quence, and asserted that he had been Secretary to ih I,us i.ut Ambas4ador; and thut he was a: Baron , of the Itushian Orkir. of Merit. Mr. I.',q , ;.;s:AsstP. relied on the case of Evans v. liiggs (4 Stra. 707), On which he contended, that the privilege rd the servants of Atnba.isadors:Was not, Confined to dulnesClCS ; and he produced :l c c'ertificate, in which it was stated, that Baron 'was in the hitnAtiou of a Messenger to then Austrian Legation, Lord ELLENnottouort having signified that the, certiticate,was not sufficient, and that, an affidavit was necessary, the rule was enlarged, to give Prince ; taltrentherg opportunity ef,making an affidavit .for time protedion of his Messenger. COSI R E few days since we stated :'n application to , the Court for a 1411040 8110 V cause why this person, who an attorney, should not deliver up to Mr. Richard :}llll, another attorney, a certain bond and warrant of attorney for 35001. executed by. Mr. Taylor, the late Manager of the Opera House. • , Mr'. Set:Nam Bust . resisted the rule. He said, that. Mr. Taylor Was to pay t 000). and to give the' bond for 33001, in cons quence of which three °IA.: . la wries were to be reversed, and all proceeding's at' law staved. It Was a necessary preliminary to the surrender of such, bond, that such proceeditigs should cease; but, contrary to the condition, the Attorney, Hill, had followed up various suits, and Mr. for was yet exposed to those consequences which this bond was intended to avert. There was another reason, which was quite conclusive, ,whY the bond should not be delivered up, and itwa% this, that Mr. Hill, who had applied for it, was. nbronly worthy to have the bond for 35001. confidedlothim, • bin to have any sum whatever placed in his hands. Mr. • Hill had ventured to say that he had paid a Mr. Gallerini the ;sum of 1401. and he produced a receipt purporting to be (ruin this person. When Mr. Comrey 'he said, that froth the paler - less of the ink, &e; it was evident that it was not ere cured 'at the . date stated . on the receipt. pp apPli cation to Mr. Gallernii,* it Appeared that no bitch receipt had .ben given, and that it was a tbrgery yeti, in defiance of 'ail• t iecwicy, truth and justice, Mr. Hill had r 4fered to snake a'tidavit to foe pay- Ineat of the Money to After sonic Observationi Iron the ATTOANEY GENtUAL and 'Mr. Gnttiu w; uu the part Of Mr. in I.Vhich these asst.:o;ooS Wl:re hit cositrover;- ' - e4, as' being nriconneiited With the querisn,'ltce rule was n)ade absor!nr. `the I.oltn Jusl'ict:, however, reLorll 7 minded th,it the bond and warrine of tOmdr LW cad to the of the subject of dit . teretke i'eferred to his deci;;;On: i cE:Los:Et. DitkP'int. •, .The Deteuct wp3 r this d.ty brought up to cetvejudgrnent, tor a libel on Ow Right tionc:J,olut Suliiran, of winch he 1,a.1 been found guilty, last Term. Met' the ,Lotto Justtc,r..had read the libellous pa4sage, and the ,i, , idetioe given at the trial, affidavits were produced, on behtlf of the De lendnrit;Trign ,His Royal Nighties the' Commander in Chi , : f; General Ludlow, and Genc'E 3 l Giooo,nor, gtving the higheit testimony to the serviceii of the Defelalant a, an Officer, and to as Gehtkin:ni'; and'aiflAiring that, in their belief, he was incapable ofpplishing any thing whkh he'did ;tot believe to tie ilti.. Thew were tiAlowed by an l a ffinot from Dr: Loeb, cOntirrning, in it very chtumstantial manner, the,coments-:of his former letter, and 'atlidttfyit sent froth Trinidad, re. *pealing a conversation Which heltateslorhavepass. led heoieen Mr. StAllivan and himself' ;, the publica.; tine c,f which,t, with the comments upon them, lbrmed the ground of: the criminal inforntationob tabled 'against the Delentlabt by Mr, SulliVan, , who made oath that 110 hits h converSation between him and Dr. Lyntlt,lts that stated, had ever taken place. l'hd ATTORNEY i4IiNtERAL, then' tiddretifitgl the Court, in' behallot the Prof:center, RO:l'icipleqted that judgment Might , not be pronounced 'until he had time to answer this affidavit of Dr. ' Lynch, which Int•considered: as , rnandy increasing Ate guilt of lire Defendant" I and the contents (if Which he would shew,r by . tho affidavit' of. Lord .134kinghamehire, could not possibly bectruw. • The Court tit - tiered the .business to stand over ac itorditigi. - LONDON i Vriwed 1; 'At the StiN.Ort. cpußr cad cuA . :s4:EASI-41,N0v. IS. /ItIGUANIN AND - WITT: V. 13.1GE.LEV. In this CauSe,-whlc:h4as a question upon a con veyance, executed Under' Undue. ,littluente, as re pgrted in a former Paper, Sir. SAILIViit. ROMILLY .was heard at great length'; on behalf of the-Piain tiffs, in reply to tlitt- ohseHationi of the 'several' Connsel on the other , . ' The Nev. Mr. liazeky, the Delota:int, timt ad dressed the . Court in person, and requebted-that he might be permitted, at a future opportunity, to re ply to the observations of Sir Satiate! Romilly. The LORD . CHANCELLOR answered, that it would . be contrary 4) the ustni pratlice of the , Court -to' grant such indulgence' to a suitor who bad' been so ably represented by so many Gentlemen Tit the Bar; 'hut if the Gentleman thought proper to make . (At servations upon the pen, he should hear what he had to say with attention. Mr. Bazeley then said, that for his own charae ter's sake, and that of those with whom he was deirr ly and nearly conflated, he would, at a future period, publish a narratße of the whole of the transaotions in this case, and Ihew to:the:world that the observa: tions of Sir SAmuEt. ROMILL'i, charging him:with; 'connterft‘itin,g the hand of God, were physically,' metaphysically, mathematically,. morall,y, religious metaphorically, and Sir SAMUEI, 11.0 MILLY this be bad not , : charged 'the .Rev; Gentlimmm with counterfeiting the hand of God, but with, under the semblanct; oldie will of Divine Provideyea, inducing the Lady to ci:te the deed in question. , , The 1.,0HD ,CuANcELLott sAid he inn) nothing to do With thing the Gentleman might think two- , Ter to publish, and ordered the cause: to stand over tor judgtnenton-.Friday. • • In the case of Pickett v. Logan, also mentioned' in. a former Paper,,Sir AaTULTEL PlaOT was heard at great length on the part of the Defendant;. after. which the cause was ordered to stand over for fur ther conSideration. . COURT' 01 1 cO,NINI9,N PLE'AS, Nov. 41. I:IOI'NEr,,LY V sta tiOjIL POPHAM. • 4 , Aerjeant BAiCeY Moved the Court fOr a neW trial, i Thee cirCtliti:LiuCqi of the case are well knoWn' to the public. Sir Home l'ophatu, after the capture Ayres, scut the greater part Of the specie Which WO captured home by Captain Donnelly's , Shop. . If Sir Horne Popham had been a Flag Otii; cur, be would have been entitled to a third of the freight, ai well as.tcr au eighth of.the prize-money ; but, it buid'been h.,..1 4 at . tile tact' alai, that he nova Flag Officerat that time, ,and• , therefore was not entitled. Sir Home PoPhatit, had bef,tn appoint, ed a commodore. by the Admiralty, btr(thereiWas no . CAptain appointed intderliin a s p . 10 . 4 1,1 : e under h him, , oweser thought it proper to appoint ,a. c which appointment he s; ill hoped to have confirmed. The whoie point as to the proportion Of prize -mo ney to which be was entitled, and as to the freight, depended upon 'whether. 'he was or was not a Flag 01ticerfr Frbiti the evidence, it appeared that the point which detorininetL when a Commodore should he considered a,lslag Of - lit:Cr' vas thiS,' that es cry Commodore, having - a Captain' under him, Was a Flag Officer. The Defendant, Sir Home Popham; bad at the time Of the capture tti Captaiit under hint, but it was a Captain whom, front: the exigency, he had himself appointed, and who 'had not at the time of the trial been contii naed.bi the Admiralty. The money had at first been paid over by the Plain tiff- to the Defendant, Oil the supposition that he was Flag' Otlicer, and , therefore entitled to it ; EAU when be was advised that the Defendant WaS not a _Flag Officer, he brought his action, and succeeded on the trial. The Defendant had no 'objeaion :to pay over the money de bene es:re, that is, until it could be finally determined who was entitled'ici If, hofvever, the appointment of Captain ibildd' Sir Home Popham should no \s,' bu aprriwetful4d confirmed by the Admiralty, he tio:;ted it' *OM appear to the Court that the Defendant would cue entitled. At the time of -the tri.d, it WaS !.htated, that proceedings were then, depending.. before the Prisy Council. Orithe sulfied. •,„ •' • '• The Loan CHIEF JOS Brothev.B.eut:44, how:could I, sitting in . 4 Court 91 Law. aLlVisi'Prius, -take notice of what the was ;2,oinig , tiarward •in the ? Tne evidenc•y many rilosVrespyet able Officers was clear, th:,t , a Commodore Was not , a Flag Officer unless he Iniu a '(,:aptain under him. .Adinit.il rfinnier had been in both situations ;Ale had •Vevn a Commodore .Without` a Captain under him, :and:with. one ; Atfbeti , be- had i'ot a Captain und4 'hirwhe;•did.nor iihare4 a Ng-Officer, and when Ire had, he did, By his Majecuy's *Proclamation, ale, , I,topoltiOn•of.•prite4monfty is distributed: .The Flag; 'Oilmen; are .; al larger share ; s but; by th e -, eoidence-wbioh; fc-ioaddtkced at-the, trial; it appeared to r>ie= eleor that. Sir kloniej . 'Opham .w.as not a Flag. Otlicer,''. • .-, .• • • - • • • Mr. ScJjeatit 13ftAtv - istill contended, that e Sir' Home had a Captain under -him 'at-the tine of the. Capture ) . even -althoughy that CilptaillV43 of his Ow. n al,potntnicnt; let, if: that appointment shoUld . now be :confirmed,' the confirmation; of it :would ' snake the original appointment good ab initio, and -leave the Detendatiti entitled to the lull share of Otlicer. • . • ' - The LORD CtirEP Jostler.; said, that if even the -Admiralty - were n . oW to confirm the appointment Sir Home Popham had made of a . Captain, the Court were of opinion that such conftrittation would not dioito the• Plaintiff of the right which had 'been Vested; - inlsim,-•alui would not be a sufficient ground lot granting a new - As to his 'own opinion, ho Illonght , it would be a very _.bad }rears, dent in the Navy r and that if 4uch , subsequenS-C0i1.4 'firmation conbi,alter the distribution of prize-mOntiy; every Commodore would appoint his Captain:under bitn,-and 'then . try, his interest, or take his chance of getting t hat• ppoin fluent., afterwards': ratifidd— , At the tritti; , :boW , uVer, and after the evidence given . ; "it Was impossible to, eOnsider •Sir Heine Pophatwas Flag Officer. :guestion -was so clear that it I would nut admit :of an atigurnent. Rai refuicd. i; - . soyit,m twit 17. 0 0 iitTrrlnci 4110114 ,614 MIS 114414611&LIII. Clitilli dice. CROOK V. I'EVERS. ' The Pla;nta was an Attorney, the Defen(tant ; t Hose-tiener, This anion Was tOr the ~, . . . y. ...,,, rc H. A it 0,4., A RH I a, of No. 4, .Martlett.catirt, liovv-strcrt ; a nN ew o, 1 1 v. /Ward ; where .eldva 7 titements, Or4ers . 1 paid' for horit, tbe , - -Plaintiff glotwarck te l . • turned. Mr. Sereant 84ginEffp . stated,' that his Mr. Crob TiktU <bkitisibt`' a holite, upon. trial, from the Defendant but; witlt„an• ; imprudence :that he would . advise other, people.. not to praOice, he_ paid the price of the horse; ll:before ggi=e4l l .alti 'the absolute purchase. The trial of the• horse was by no mearis limited 46'n single day:. ,It. wag, wanted ter a gig, and wits theretbre warranted, not only, sound, but remarkably quiet,. min t ni7.how- ei'er, trot finding that it possessed all thosesVile6lions; returned the horse, and wanted another that would stilt him.: The Defendant took the horse, and sent him another ;. and said, that if that did not suit him, he would soon have suclt'a number of horses that be - mist be -able- to accommodate him. -The Plaintiff, however, not lik,ing,that second horse,,re turned it, and demanded, according to his bargain, the sum which he had paid for 'the first horse": The •DelenJant not only refused to do this, but scat him' in a, charge for the hire of this horse, equal to what he had charged before as.the price cif t ',horse, He lint in the present' action attempted to set otithi* , hire. againstthe Whole price of tile horSe, • , Thomas Malin,. an .hostler to the Defendant, was called on to prove this case. lie appeared, as might be expeCted, a very unwilling Witness for the Hai evidetice was, that • the horse was bought in July, and the draft for the pay Rola was given • to him; as his master t'a'i then -oat -of to.vn. In September . the Plaintiff, when • he returned the horse, desired him lo tell his - toaster to sell it. The . Master, consequently, sent it to' an andiori, where it was sold for 231.• As to the se cond horse, - it was returned in the most wretched cowMion, net a bit bAter than the 'worst li.tedney coach horse that is to be seen. • As this Wit iies aiipeared .to remeMber aeiy well emery thing that could nialie' for his master's case, and did not retneMber at all the dats or circuin-_ statwes'which cOuld make the other way, he was examined partietaarly as to the time of The 'sale by the Counsel for the Plaintiff, Who held' in his hand the draft which was. paid as purchase'-money. • : Mr.Serjeant BesToin the part of the. Defendant, contended; that it was not fair for the Catil , sel for . the Plaintiff fa cross-examine their' own Wit ness in 'Oil, manner, and to endeavouelo.entrap him into an ans+ver contrary to' the written documents, iu their hands. Sir JAMBS MANSFIELD.—" And why not Brother BaST ? IS it not the universal praEtice of tho , Bar to entrap an adverse witness as-much as they can.' lam two: I myself have had eoniiklerable practice at Nisi Prins, and I always thought it perfe&ly produced a very general laugh in Coiirt.) AVe - all see what. kind of a wittlesgthis is, and Counsel are in the right to get.the truth from him if they - can." • The next-evidence which was produced was the draft Which was given to the hostler in payment for the horse. It tias•ii draft upon the Batik of Eng land, and Mentioned-, " for a horse which was to be returned, if not approved of." •It appeared, however, that the hostler, who took the draft, could not read. • Mr. §erjeant BEST, 011 tile part of the Defendant, said, that it *ould• not rogiiire many minutes to dis pizrie , of this Causer rflie Plaintiff, who wftfi'an At turnek;- was'not a very likely peison to be guilty of the iMpriidence stated by Learned Friend, of pay- Itiglfor a horse that he did not mean to•purchaSe. It avpeared, on the contrary, that,, in the present case, be W2ll/teilto have!the use of a horse for along time, kVithont paying any thing ar , all.' The first horse, that way cil'osen 'in. July, 'N,VSs riot' returned till Sep eeniber,"and- therefore, it - aieeM4 s he calculated on gettintfor nothilig Moose of a horse to drive him all the saintlier abotif his - residence at Enfield. • The second horse he kept 'for five' months, and tbr'tlie - use Of 'lltjt litlrsbThe' also refusedloipay. The man calcuttited'.tha'set- off was, that:helliought - Nia day a rtiasonable snit) to charge foibtfie;-.tdit of thikeliorscA; Convinced , :r 'lien cv t as t [Att . ' t J'. • woillit• bt:. of the .same-opi ,nioni Attoinoraltewed a veryllad taSIC' in' chopsing tii Make hiniselfiPletintiff in such an iietion: .:r . • Sir JAMES' 111A1•15iPIELD , te/d'thet4:lll;- that aa' to the set :111d horsei. 'a.; there hild:bdOlitMiltetrtft' to prove any agreement with respealoiihtltlAllo-)De -I"enitain'.inust charge for 'the hire,. againgtrihe :calculated to '231. vis. The only point, then, yvhiCli , 4iirtfained 'for the 4:n11;11er:it waslvirether;ty9fe dontratt it • self, as to the tirst 11(YrSei;itql1t181 1101. i be 11114.1el'At00t1. •thitt 'the time thr frial 'Moist • be a reAutiiibleOne,'itnd - whet her ;it %:vas to -'ke6p 'lrtirso six during the siiiititier,l'ati'd then 'it,l4ii..lliirti?! ji they thought thartlie eortfraCt :the horse should on•ly .bc-kerA a reasoiiables thhelotti hi aI, • and that' this tithe <Was unreasorratilhi, 414-Fy i , mu. : ;t also giv'e,..sutli , allOiiaticeftli to -them 'appeared 1-prOper "for the' use of 04 find:11011e, ' • The Jnry, after a 'short cen4ideratiOn, found a ver did generally far the'Delndtint. . • • , Irurg, frotri Neieuru - r&Rfp,iirteuit, to b a:-Ca9fi n or a C o / 11 • ' pan, vice i'dt.rv, t 1 Royal geivfOniullniut Ferteibleer Lieutenant .S. 11 1 A n'el K.c4; t?,bc s captinu of. Conipapy p - Fice , V , in Co*lcit. tow appointed 'n 1%146r at'll,litak: Ensign -I),tilfp ou yOtra-, tuAtutiLWuteuzatt,..vite OF v • • C A R I $(5 - • 'Calnain PhiliiVtniConitldndt; :of the Newfoundlanct Fen ' - 4;itilesi: , to IA A.Tovin . hiOor ot Halifax, v 41)- puintixt -brigade-Major to ili . gadier-Generil.tsh!pean. . . . •• • - The KirerGer'mair Legh,t. yth, nottalicni of,the L.itu, Lie9t'enuot 1 )c (79.410 n be Captain 'of a Company, with ttlnipy,rlr;. k.iiik, dmil'ased. Ensign Ponlinind De Hugoni 1.14 Lieu tenant, vice Coulon, Cadet Scrjeant Gideon . Wileken te r be Ensign, vice'Huga. • •'' • ' -t: • 4„EItORAD:DUM, , ..,.. The under.inentioned ?)dicers are .'swierscried * beingbstilt a ' i , • .• ..: witlioait Let,ve..;' ' ' tsr Dr#goovCuards,,'Corn.4 lohn Bothpiri. . . , .. !SO . ) fotit,lniign'Williairt.Pocile . ' - .. ,• . - AB •Pi4 o . . I.itittettAnf laVes Williamson. ..' '..,.' .. ~.. -:. . . • . .., .. • '• ' • . . diimirilent 'signer/ 63: thr -ford ' Lirrorravreif the Comfy of Aft , . , .. p ot h t , o r 4 0 .,..rZi,e 14<iment al ,Aliliti..l. . , . , . :Lieutenant-Colour! Sir I).ivid liiinter Blair to be Coloneli :vied , Lor3)thatitOtii . eriet Tesrknl:ti; Dated ..00.. : 2;, l;' ) _ tAltijk*. J;lmes !hinter 1114**r. to he Lieufenati,t•(;oloilel, yi , e' si01). 'I I. Blair; `fitihioted: ' 'Dated as .:1 Ho Ve. C:11 ,131 " • faines-Fartitatacc4gy . to, liq IVajor, vice 1., 11. Bhjir, pi ' 'noted. Dated as above.. F oNign . A lien' litnin italic I.iru • tenant, vice 1.-1 : 1ttl; .reitioved txuthe,Liiie: Dated.,at a bote. .john Fletcher, - debt. to he Ensi•,:b7vice Morrison; reloqveit . to the Line: ' Daredlo..lboii. . William Al'Kie,. Gent. ro '. be Ensign. vice Altirldand - ieniovid to the Line. 1.).01 41 0 cl.'26' iB:l`j. ' ‘4llli.itrilltowil. Gent to be Ealsign, via Dunn, promoted . „ Dated'Oct: iSo7 • u . gred hr the 1.-rd Lieutenant' of Stir! i re. .stif if and I..alkirk R:tirnent of Politnirer InfaoY- Tol):::Captaios —Lieutenant Al t thew Wright, vice. Raw. iesi! Dated ()d. • t 5, :3 , 7 ; ;I:tett - tenant,: Cttthijl, vice ::las, resi;wd. Dated as above., To be Lieutenants—Ensign I , lm Grittier vice vidght, Ora. nutted. - Dated as alicve. John •E'anks; Gent. vice Cuthikl• promoted. Dated as above. To be Ensigns —lames Murdoch, Gent.' vice Gentle, p l - ,toted. Dated as above. Archibid •Camftbell EPY!' e '' Gent. vice SAWCfS, • resigned.' , 'Mita:Was Thomas Rogerson, Gent. viee.Muclie. Dattatas alcove. ' ...• Etat Baitali,v e•:/ Stirlirtivqre lfclugteeinfantry. Lieutamtix-Colzinel Francis*SinipsOtt tiTl+eliientenant net. Conunandant, vice llaniart, resigned. naled u" 29, !ttr7t7. Major William :116relie:Htto be"Secbuit CittW• nant- Colonel, vice S Tart , !noted Dated:A -3 gnite. , jarnc..<l..Rtiawll, Esq.. to be Major, iricat Ivlotehead, :noted, Dated as above. , . commissivt; signed the Lord Lieutenant of .10-Cosetttplsoloo'' • . Ark,spert Vt/unte,:r inl..!tury; l o h l y :cooper, Gent 'to be Lieutenant. vice Brown; re' signed. • .Dated April ;?, tBo7. Robert Meek, Gent. . 14 he ditto, vice Brookes, promoted. Dated Apra 25, ;11.A. Gent. to .be ditto,' view Wildh)g, signed. Dated ds above. • Whitchurcir Thornas Boycott, Esti_ to be Lieutenant- Colonel.Conl" niankl.a.t, vice Knight, resigned, Dared Cept. 2t, 1807- Lieutenant 'Henry Cl.itke to be Captain, vice.. Payne. te• Dated 29, tiio7.' 1;101;cm:a *r 1101114.1 Prince to be ditto, vie... Cvleton, • resigned. Dated ri •• 'above. E,naign Kieliarii Brookes to he Lieutenant, vjt.l t promoted. Dated as ribUee. ',Engign ' keddrnp tie n, i t . .fen l ;: ri t n o c h " e l ii ) c% C° C 2s ; above. Ste.plion :13ated above.. hich ird Gent: b e ditto, -vice Iteddrok, ' pronioted. Dated 'as above. 1 014 . 11 RuScoe, Gent. to'beditto. Dated Sept.`22,"it:7, -Conntirtions rived by the Lord I,llitt!nant Njil IsTairnthirt !Latta/ion Yoltinistr nntrr. , • *ugh Rose, Es 9. to b.! Lieutenant'. Coloiwl-Comrit „ atibir• • vice Grant, resigned: .Dated•Oei. 12, iSc5. David D son, Esq. to be Captain a a Collpt;y, like A. Hifi Esq. deceased': Dated -t6, :8-.7. :Ensign Aleatmder Anderson to he Lieutenant, vice Falconer, promoted , DAdtl Sept. 'Etisrgis Robert Skene to b9dittOT • vice Clark, resigned. D.ocil as,ahove.. Samuel .Tayloei. Gent. to lie Ensign, eieo Anderson.' Dated as Above- Darnel Fraser,' Cent. to be ditto, vice Skene. Dated. aN above. • c 0 „„;„.,'„;,,,, i n t h e Vligiov nshire Battalion of VOlunteer la; flint ry,' Jived' by Lard..2.irtaertaye. z . Captain boa. 31, John latbolgorn77lrhl2jor, ‘i /NI%V resign • ce t aXCll, Witown c y-7Jet, ll .l3eddie, Gent. to be Ensign. yprr Miirray, il imtcLiNo'v. Is 1 80 7. Ea aATA in the Gazette of the loth ()etcher 1.40 Kent rfl.rnigto - s. For joint Dawson, Gent. to be Ensig n. Dated Sept- n 1847, read, John Davison, Gem. to be ..Ensign . .!' Vaw Sept. 22., 18.37. • 'ln the Gazette of the 2.4 th (glutei last. T, r. of Etre.i. • Fur D J oi,:l Wrigl)t, (.4nt. to be Cornet, ..vice,Cottycts,"l 9 r,.. read, %VriEht; Oont, to be COrilet, u.:) pr,oloted. .: • .5111 I' N Ifrs ren:i I,le. LONDON GAZE771. , ;,.,N0v, 17, , I so; . t , 1007. O k it W ui e g s i t i, t i i t u t t t . e l f t l i s t i c ie ti n a ta v in ic e e s• m t . u o m et p lai be i l I , , or G o zO ici l t r . ) be Uitto, r lains.l Mttlli4l,l,Sient. to be p,psigsw,* ! tlt ? ut pa chase, a 4UlTtllltll ti, promoted. 'Re)y,it 14 - ,..%t India Ranors,. F. gkinnerr'Ceitt..to be without purchase, Vice Kiti,'.l . 4lovetf tattbe .77511 I. :9Pt • • Bril;,i(lit-r- (7; ener.4l Baillie's Itegirrierit, Fit's4;ll 'Robert MI for front the 66tii - FOot, to be 'First lieotettaot, witifout ..putchase. „ , 40) Garriiiott Battalion, I icutenant fam es St. from Out ofitit Foot, to: be Lietit,nitur,' Snomi;" Wh i oOccltan'Sei. Ditto;loim kvihgtott, (,eitt. to be'lltiliknr,'loi,;el.Nhei, yrritpoted-itt,the Eltti :Foot. r ftli Ditto, l'ctcr rr. .ityves, tront the ;4 , ,11 ftiot,, to, he (241ttain of it C,,top,lity,viee Broderick, •.% h'oLt:hat - igcsi I, Villiaui 'Bolton, }Nib li) uittl of a Company, vitae ;We/opts, renolomi ( to the" : ieth 7thr)itto, 1. F. Staveley, CeOt: " to be Ittitikn. Stii Ditto, ettittaiit Faliiii 3 raWb'ftoitlgeT4tb'enot, ia.bc ; 'Clkptaol-0t ai Compley,:',.viccti Wiliett,',urtAt/Isutianges. • (:aptatti Charles I)ottovan,-,itetn the 34t t tin of a Coipp.iliv, N' , di)et'elfaiftee. 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