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~R,. Faom Tlfl LONDON GAzrrTE, Nov:9*, 1813 44t-im fro Et ff - Qin .Nov 9, 1513. , Extract of .n.Letter from Achniral. Loril'Keitli, K. R. to ;fulin %Viisnit C'rotor.,„Eo,t. &tied on hoitrd itiF,ma;ety's ship I-Inu nihal, in ti!it•ws'ar.ti ttn, 6th instant. I have frerptenery to - commend the active. Lind eiviirpri ,- ;:ig spirit of Captain Scriven, ofthe. Telegraph schooner, ‘vhoni their Lordships ha , ve so ret..ently promoted to the - rank of .'corn molder ; the galhilat'y pridessloll%ll skill he phi displayed in (I; srroying a French nation al brit; of VCI , 7 stiverioi force, under the ciretup stauces Meritaoned in the accompanying letters, arc highly honourable to Jilin. . . • • Surt;eillatite, in Passages, Oct. 14,1913... 7115:14'0RD--4 have the fignoilt to' totigrattilate your r.,ol , ,islip on * tIo destruction of the French Tlational Ole.of the finest corvetTes cif France, by his . PiiiiiwJy's scliooriee of u force everrway,inferior, atinost in the Month o;' time Adour,'cOvered in..sonie degree by the ene. bliiteries, and witilesserl by some thousands O both artiiirs,.: Vlibwitierhad been nppOrtuni tV of St. Jean de Luz for some months past ; .the near approach of the'Marquis of • lin g tovi's army Mode it absolutely necessary, and a • dark.antl'stormy night determined her commander to risk the attempt. I havelhe honour to he, ei:c•. G. It. COLLIER, Capfain. Adrphal Lo: 41 ;:c. &r. lii `,l;kii.qty's tichnont‘rTelegragb, Oct. 14. 11,-In obedicnce to yanr orders, to report to .you the eircumstanceS attending the destruction of the Ft crich national brig Flibustier, J do my self the pleasure to acquaint you, that the Flibt tier, baring taken advantage. of a favourable mil merit, sailed 'from St. Jean de Luz, and at .day light of the 13th, •W as discovered, attended by three trittoarlore, when she Was immediately eitsed by his Majesty's schooner under my corn . wand, the Chtllenger and Constant in tire' offing, seven or eight ; miles distant ; the enetnvieing' •btcAiiiett, liadatichnred, wider the protecticm cif some French batteries, close to the mouth of • Bayonne ; a partial breeze lasted time enough to enable his 'Majesty's schooner to close anti COM inence action, which, titer being maintained for three;quarters of an hour, 'ended by the corvette's crew suddenly quitting her and pulling for the shore, which from its nuarnes3 they wets easily cwthied to effect, in trite of a wel I directed broad- side ; for, as the.conette was discovered to be on fire, my entleivours were, if possible, to save the vessel, and boats wereksent for that purpose, but without success, _ . pipers fcitind onl;aircl her, I learnt that the Flibtisti or vvils conmancle4 by lvionietirlids; Lieutenant de , VaLiseati, t h d, - a- Ni e hiher of the Legion of honour; that she Mounted 16 French 24-poniolers (earl onades), tvo long 0-pounders, a brass howitzer and for.r brass ..pounders; lity:rig on it . oard 160 men.. She appears to have houu! to Sainona, for the relief of that gar ' enrols, iniv;ig on I , oord treasnre, arras, anrruni foil, a ral proi-kions, and fruit her large coal pkment ofinen, probably some officers and sal , tilers for tint garrison. • :I beg. ti express my,bestthanks to Mr. Illych (Master), Ind Mr. Pearson Plaster's Mate), tor their zeal good conduct, 'and to assure you how lauch C was pleased at the animated conduct of my crew, iyho saluted the enemy with three cheers herr:yen shot was fired. I had no means of ascertaining. the enemy's loss in killed or wounded, though iron; appearances on holm!, it must have been considerable ; bat I have the pleasure to state, that the Telegraph did not lose a man. 1 have the honour to he, fize, (Signed) TtX. SCRIVVN, Lieut. Cum. Sir O. it. Colila, e‘e. I • ,•`• .4;hmrll4-o . gice, _Vim. 9. Atlmiral.Lor Keith has transmitted to John Wilson Croke', Esq.. a 'letter from Cantain Lake, ref his Majestrs Magnificent, to COmModore Malcolm, giving an accOnnt of his having, on the 30th o: l ist irninth, captured the Amiable, Ame rican ship leiter of marque, pierced tor eighteen and mounting• six . guns, with twenty-one men, besides passengers, boutul, Irtim Coucarneat to Charlestown. ; - MILATNIti . P1?QM0TIO 1 / 4 15. /rnr- (f tee, A 'or. 9, 10:1.. Royal Ittglinent of (large Guar, Edw. Ticothe'ote, , Gent. to he :;u rnrt, by pureintie. vice 11;)41‘s, promoted. - • ist Itegitnnt o 1 1.44 n-twit Otiord,—Thoi.F.illiiticr Middleton, Gent. to lie Corm:(:, he purchase, Gee rnibiagton, profitoted 11th Ditto.--Capt, C. !Evil e to he N13,10r, by inircliage, rice Li pblll3tone, protpotel in the MN root. • ' Vth f;iiiney, tei be Assistant ' Snrgeon, rice Logan, yrontetell tl,e 71st Foot. Regiment of I)iiigaatt (:. Coare, fruit the 9,lst Lit;ht I)riagootig, to Ilt! vice Iltighcs, s' ht; • -t -üb:tog-vs. Aggiitant-Soirgeon C. It. from the 41 I)r.o.Troeti, to. be -Assistont-Siirgeon, vice Lorroligic,, Who regigir.:, • . Sd Ditto—Lieut. C. E. flrantil to be Captain it rt Tro, - ,ii, by purchase; i,lce Johlotooe, rettres. Jewel Pawn to be sort-eon, viec . Aklerson, pointed to the let 11th 14i.eintent • of Dre.gnan»—Li,n)t..l. I.4dierli - -y to lie (i.intilin of a Trot,D. 14}' naret,rte. vier ‘i.', V_ SA . , 3 20, Gent, to be Cornnt Wiihout i• chase, vice, II:Inlet). pr'untoted in the 14r1t tight Drago;gts. A sb ktaut -Surgeon J, I/. :';initit, front the 1,41) Li . ?,ht goons, to be Assistailt-! - ,:legeoll, g•iee Pont:jos, who re- , 14,1:. I , lth 'Attu—Cornet J. betitit.tt, from the 12th i..n , ,itt to by Lieutenant, by purchase, nue, h,i r , tir , 's. leith I)itto—Cornet E. Borke to he I,ieutenani, deceased, 211th "Dittit- , ,Liettbenant Jrteks to :le C;lfttaill of a Troop, n viee 11anson, 'illicit in act;ott. (c,rnet Smitl, to Ile Lieutenant, viee .tuck;;; Hetn-y I)'..kretnitit, Gent. to be Cornet, Sinith. _4lst Inttf:—l,iettieuiliit C. ?':;;;t o e, (torn the Istp l iSragkik'W3, to be Lieuterinnt, vice who e xchi t urel. Slott' Corps of Carairy—it,siyitant Sur:.citti J. 13roeme, train the 57111 Foot, to he Surgeon. hitistiit•4l Assistant J. Conikboirto-be hit lleginient of Font Guardr.—Lientemint-General _the fIo , nottrolito J. 'Leslie tO be I.lententlitt-CLlOnel, vice Sir Itorreri4 ?.eeeßgeit. WitAtcoatit-ti.nicr.,l Ciiiitini to First Major, vice 'Leslie. tilii,lor-Gener,it rtio l e-,,, t 9 be Second vie,. Clinton. I.li.jiir•Gcliertil F, Ca:lso bel' to be Thjyl i'l!tijim, vice f. , kney, Major T. Ili:critic to he tfitptain of a Conipany atitt-Litnit.-C,Aenel, vice Cattlibeil. 'fir be.Lientenants unit Cuptitin , --ifuttigai L. lioldero u ,stice. 11. 11, 0. Aliines, deceased; nitign: the Pon. Vila:rue:Ad do itoo4, rue forrille, 'ro he Da,ibv..ood Swann, Gent. vice Ilubleet) ; au d (loud ILty, vire pe ISt Regiment iif oot —Ensign .1: - Algtone to be Lieutenant witboitt otirchuse, vice Donetes, pronioted'in the 411 t (ar •Ilon Battalion; Alexander Chinn, Gent. to be Etirsign, vice AlitoLit; dittoEtisign T. Ti. (.1 wet) to be -Lieutenant, rice r 'Offers, deail of Jo. wontitic ; Voltintetr John b illrrr, font the iiith bog:10 1 / 4 ;1 4 sit:t Owen. • - 4tbilitto , r-rnsign E. Renelies, without purchase, Yiee reoq resigns ; Etsign and •Adjutsint toltave the rank; Ensign P. ',%i•Crehan, vice Marsden, de eease4, to he Lieutenants, 'Volunteer .1. Gardiner, from the Ithtli Foot ; vice Rawhogs; and J; J. Katie, Gent. vke ohan, to be Ensies. • 7th ditte-Brevet Major h. 11. Arichinuty to be Major, with otet vice Burten, promoted in the 13th Royal Ve teran ilattalion. Lieut. FL Dewey to he C.;:iptain of a' Company, vice Audi:linty ; • sth dittur—srjeant-Major John Street to be Adjntant (with the yank o E.nsiglo, vice .11i ewvter, preinOted.. tiito,--Sitivenn T. 11 , alleeley, from the .;nll, Foot, to be Surgeon,, ce' Williarits, appointed to the 94th Font.. ditto—ymsio lt. Caries, into the Monaghan Militia, to he FArsigd• without purchuse. 12th ditty 7 -Lieutenants. J. B. WI::Innell and W. Reid to he Captains of Companies, wirimut poichase.—Ensigns 'B. Chamberlayne, C. Benson, J. Davey, W. Glascott, to be Lieutenants, without purchaAe.--T. Vincent, Gent. vice Chamberhlyne, Luke Prj:tr, Citit. vice Benson, Jas. Smith, Gent. vice 1./avey,• W. Gisscoy , sie Stinflo, Gent. vice Glas- PLlgh de Carteret, bent. to he Ensigns. 14th 'ditto—John ilepty Esq. to .be Paymaster, vice •,‘vorri, deceased. • 1;t1t ditto—William Este, ~Esq. to he Paymaster, vice Sump ter, r:eccased. • 20th ditto, ,Brevet Lieuteoant-Col, C. Steerens to be 'Acute ' naut-Coleoel, vice Wanchope, dead of his wounds. Capt. S. South-to be Major, vice Stee7ens. Lieutenant D. E. St. Amin to he Captain of a. Company, vice South. .Eu sigo R. C. Oakley to he Lieutenant, Nice St. Amin. Chas. Smith, Gent. by pnreltast, ice 'Millie, promoted. Alex. Toter; Gent. vice 031:10, ef) he Ensigns, '23d ditto---:•iecond Lieut. P. Peahen to be First Lieutenant, vice. Ledwith, deceased. Volouteer D. Satclewell to be Se cond Lieutenaut, vice Denham. 23t1t ditto, Lieut. F. Cosgrove to be Captain of a Company, without porete-ise, vice.. Freer, promoted. Ensign E. Bufte to be•Lieutenaut, vice C.as:.rave. W. Itavenseroft, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Burke', Lid at. Anderson, to he Adjutant, vice Thoenliiiowho.resigus the'Adjutaocy only, 31st ditto—Ensign •3. Thompson to hel4ieutenant, without, purchase, vice Ward;-,preinioted in the 60th Foot. Nei di,rter, krjeant-Maor Edward Harwood, front the 77'•!'i Foot, to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Austen, whose apifointment has not taken place: 31th ditto—Lieut. R. Brown to be Captain :Of a Company, rice Wyatt, killed in action. Ensigns W. Macleod, Vi , '" Most erman, deceased, and F. B. El IN, vice 'Mown, to H Lieutenants. Entign F. Stanford, from: the Galway tic, to bt. Ensign. . 37th ditto—Ensign G. Staunton, from the Galway Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 41st ditto—Lieut. A. O'Keefe to be Captain of a Compotik; without putchave. Ensigns -P. Nfence, W. li. Jones, C. Jane, S.biddulph, to he Lietttenants, without purchase. Ensign li. Campbell, front the 81? I. Foot, vice Menet!, T. Miller, .Cieet. vice Jones; John !'ooh e, Gent. vice Lane, U. Brool,e, Gent. vice Biddulph, to tie Ensi4ns, 43d ditto—Ekvigo, 11. 11. ,Edwarrk, vice Folliett, dead of his wouuds, I - fennel!, viccOTonuell. ditto; to be tenants. T.Thornellr, l'..;'<ntt. vice Edwardi, to be Elisi : cn. Ilnevr.T.—Major A, Gerber, of the'Bth Bottalion of the Line of the King's German Legion, to be Lieut. Colonel in the Army. • See FF.—Colonel Robirt Dalzell, of the 60th Foot, to be Deputy Adjutant-Geuerol to the Forces serving in Ireland, vice Lieutenant-Colonel Carey. Majne E. (ottou, front the Bth Foot, to be inspecting Officer of • the Nlilites in Ca nada /with the rank of.Licotenant Colonel in the Ann. : ), vice Bishop, deceased. Assistant Commissary. genera) J. W. Ythirg4 to be a Deptty Commissary General to the Purees. Alexandre Trotter; (3:nit. to he a*Deputv Assis tan,; Corineissary General to the Forces. G. F. Oa rvey, q. to he. Paymaster of a Recruiting District, vice G. John . tan, who resigns.: licni . errm, STA ri...---Assitant Surgeon G. Lardner„ from the tst iLoyel 14:teran Dattalion, to he Surgaon to the Forces serving: on the: e;',‘,.ast of Africa only, vice Manny, deceased. Ilaspital-AtiMotant Cooke to he Apothecary to the Forces ketvlrig on the coast of Africa mil), vice Wilson, appoinlol to the Royal Afeic,on Corps; tl tetratll Dawson, Geut. to be Hospitat-As!astont to the Forces. Ist Reginieut of Light Dragoons ' Captain M. de Muller to be Major, vice Meyer, promated inthe art Light. Pra;oons. ditto, Ma jor Nteyer,,l4 am the ls•t Drigoons, to be Lieuteoaut-Colo nel, viee Tufting, ceceased. • [The reMainder tit-morrowA Whitehall, Nov. ft, Ist3. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name athi, on the behalf of his Majest y , to appoint the Right .Hon,. Civvies Long, i,tui• the Right Honourable Fre deric-It John Robinson, to the Office of Receiver and Pay master-General of his Majesty's Guards, Garrisons, and Land Forces. ,• • ..... 1•••••••• ILANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.' W. Pacey, C.tstle•gtri:et, Lvicester-square, cbina-man, from Novelaber 9, to Ncrontier 13; at 10, at Guildt)4ll. BANKRUPTS. It. Ilattye and G. Carter of Tipper Thonge, and J. Dattyc., jun. of Cartwoct 11, Yorkshire, cliAlliers,. to surr.nder Nov. JO, At fpia, 11, and . Dec, 21, at eleven, at Dia Coopers Arms, Halifax. Attortiii:.s, Mr. M',...san, Bread.street-zill, London ; and Mr. Scareherd, Halifax. . E. Angnve, Falmouth, I►r;u•er, December 8,9, dad 'II; at eleven, at Wytillig IJut.l, I••ulmouth. Attornits, Messrs. al►d. Davies, Corbet-emirt, Gcaeecliurc4•strcct, Lumina and Mr. Young, Falmouth. J. IlaVwood, 1 leplAm-bridge, dealer, November 17, 18, iti)lll)ecolibei 8l ,at :sine, at the 'routine lim p Shef field. Mr. 11144, tiontbampton 7 buildings, Loudlitr; and Mr. Rodgers, Slollicid. . Gordon,d. Copthall-,,out t, Lonclan, n, NOvember 13, 51J, and Deer-ober at Iten, at tinildhalsl. Attornirs, Messrs• Swain, ltrrcnt , Nlaple,, and Pearce-, Old Jewry. C, Clayton, East-Tans, AValwortl), bricl,layer, November t!s, at twelve, ;old Deceni!)er 21, at eleven, at Guileball. At tortiq, fir. . • 11. Kennington-place, apotlmeary; No venAhcr I li, Nl tact .-o, ZS, at rim,. and Drcernber 11, itt cit.- yen, at ("inillibalt. Attornies,' Boutdillon bill iiewitt, Litt!, t'cl,hy. s tr,t. J. "Aloylet, v,ictualler, November In, 27, and I3ecernber 21, ;it bvelvc, Ott (rtiltllutll. Attorney, Mr. I •ntiod_ ,- ; ir',-hrtii-l'sst. , . 13. klel.l,!.e.r. , .;;ifir‘:li-,crect, broker, November. 11t eleven, tc , .l .40 d D'Cctlll her `11,41t eleMll, Still tlitl¢ll,, , At , turney, st..rhonias-,tr'ep t , Snut4v..adi.' • It', .1. liivtr:ll, ~t 1 racy( Intat, :N'ovt. , ...bet 13, 20, !), ,ive, at Guildhall. Atl3rnies, `,. admingtiall-,tveet. r, Novemlwr 19, 20, and - , ~;., i Inn, titipps.'nll4.n). At' . and `O.: iper, 24, 2S, ;.:11 i.tet 'I, at. 11,' , \it% Nt..tit:hebtvi'; and :sicars. ropl , . 1 ' ;;" , hatelter, November 13, at five, : ..1 t,LI, ut he Jun, Mock Wen, 111c,4i and Pi-00N Ssit,ond's ms. Kt, DIVIDENDS. Nov. f'orNter, of (75e0.:11-street, ironomuger--Nor. 30, 'P.lliitctitr,s, of Graeechorch-street, hair-merchant— Nov. :to. W. Nifftitio:44: , ,, of 11onelic,ter, tpautitacturer— A,... % . t,: ‘Vest-sloare, Nouthwutl;, Collison, of 1 t.o - dsbive, 2. it. Youd, of Dot.si:traol-01aC.., , :, "C. Ilale, t , ( tht. City of IVoree,tri, glover 30. 1;:, Powell, of the litirtua cotree-house, I. w . t t , 30. T. Matthew l, of iitteu-draper—Noe. (..;ytit I.Eo.:ler-itaint---4/er. 1. 1: liltrsi, of of Tliauet, taylor—Nov, ;to, k..f I corn-dealer—Nov. 30. ' c , ffee.ltotise Insur,toce-hroker— N , , - ... 'if V:iyAwicb, baker—Pee. 1. , It. WiothesteP-stieet, ntrt•chant--- I +it; Rt 3 I t'. • , o, Itwufurtl, linen-draper--. Nov. 27. I 2Z. J. Itrinder, ill -27. C. St. T. Nrry, Salford i [An canter, dealet-=-Nov. 1:3. J. %lacohiwou and It. aces, boro t , linen-drapers-1) , ... .7. W. 13aroard arid . It. Avon, Spencer-street, Norlhamplon-mitotre,'Go-welrltreet, dr r epel —Nov. 13. G. Siimnon4, Slang;tte-Ptic-ct„ dealer--Nov. 1:5. S. Atkins, Bridgevcater.vrare, lc atd , -,i;,e e l; Stone, ftridge-road, .. , : , ! , :nan—Nov. Moute, All)enfarle-ilreet, folly di t's , -A—Nri, oter v , 3 e. J . w San,R.'Antlert , oo, 5w;11 1 , merchauto —Noe. ¢7..1. IC ) t:eroot Dear;s eet, Leicester-fields, drUggilt —Nov. 17. It. and ,1. Grundy, Graveiend, dealer.t-11ec. 1 ). It. and liktue , :ster, d . !aler—Nur..:l7.' W. ll:irre and if. Sutlonier, I.):noi.ark-street, titters-4;ov : iti, I SI:to-I, Finsbitry-place, ,t.otb—Nne. 10. .1. liocuey, Ilielokoi;:tte-xtreet, Merchant,—Nuti.. SO, T. TlMiert, cn on Irtrreiralt 10. E. Wdr ren and n4erttutut4. (:Erk'fIFICATES—Nov. ao. Movs of 'Birmingham, grorer..-.-W. .losr;ey, of I..wer.Nhatitrell, Avre, of tar Borough of Lvic"stel'icurricr.-- , ,-11..1'vunell aad Pc ontql, of 80v.....13n,-, 111,er.:! , :na5. , --..R. Toby, of L ue4g-street, Gray'-lon-l.tne-trhut, carpet-wareloinkinan.--T. Tonitifi, of Dri.by, eic.,:ge, 01 Frithiy-Nt Cheapiiile,glortr.--W. - Gothict., of Daventry., Nortinzmiquo4nre, dealer.-4. Hoot, of Hack ney, schoulantiter. Nov.. Willi:lmq, }nu. Hadley, bricklayer-11. Joncs, Bow , t3lurch-y4r6; war cliousenizin—C.lWichliam, ingtp.l4.rNr fow, OW-street, victualler—J. .Imick, llut.d-steed, per ftimer—D. Witham, (licks, Stun-street, Ilishopsgatc-street, jrwellcr—V%. flu (...'ulytint, perorriltire, money-scrivetker.—G. H. norChani, de;aler —lt. Iluttuii, Ili , hop We:trilloutt, joiner—J. Gecire4, Worcestev,hirc, nuiltstcr. PAITNERStIIPS .ms.smxr.D. J. !sides, T. Atilo.y, ;Ind 3. Cod:. of Otahg . e- - street, Red- Lion -;quart., carvers and iiilders - . 7 .-E. • SatterthWaite, Nixon ; .1. Sant It, and N. Whittenbury, of Manclie4er, tan ners...4l- F. Breed and John. of Liverpool., nier- Chants;,. It. .1. Allen, W. .1. Welch, and G. Cottant, of Le man -street, Goodnnin's-tields; 4.041-merchants, as far as re lates', tcN W. J. Morgan, W. H. Whittel, and S. Sheppard., of ' I.on3g.lane, Bermondsey WOOlstapkers. —4. and J. Schofield, of She ffi eld, merchants- 2 W. Long and T. Spin ney, of 'Worcester, chemists.--G. Goldring and T. Saunders, of the Poplar and Greem'vich.Ferry-road, timber-merchants. — J.ll. Maas :1141 W.Doraii, of flammersmith, vineg•ar-nnimfac rerq.-.--K. Hedges a tid W. Hedges, littng erforJ-st reet, chandler:4—E. Field and S.. Staines, Wigniore-street, tiers--F. St4MYey and (:. Cheese, St. Jaines'; - . Walk,. Clerken well, working-jewelleri=l'.• Ililditch and J. Bitwer, Nfanches tev--1,:.. Bart and W. Marco.., I'lyntonth Vueit, dealer---0„ N1e.nt,,..-grie and J.,Flardie,‘Vest-itreet, ti'est-Sraithfield, soap mannfactnrers—W. Sort ce , ,, Surtvt4, J. Cro,e, • :.•.(1 IVw. Surtees, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, spirit-tnerchant, : . so far a re lates to. W. SurteeS.)--il. Smith and M. Smith, New Bond street, millincr. - • - INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF 'CHANCERY, Nov, I. EX, PARTE R ‘VATK IN LEWES V. MORGAN. This was u petition' on 'behalf of Sir %'atkin Lewes.againstthe defendant, prayiug that a suns nrfilteen - hundred pounds, detained by him; should be restored to the petitioner, or disallowed by the Prothonotary of the Court of Exchequer, in the Teference remanded to that officer by order of the Hotim:. of Lords, upon an appeal prefarred by the petitioner front the judgment of that Court to the ‘ Lords, who remanded the account back to the proper officer for his revision. Sir S. RomiLLY spoke. in support of the paid tion, and Mr. LiAcn against it. His Lordship, stated, that as the Court of Ex: chequer had not finished the ref:rence back from the Lords, but mi : 4lit be expected to do justice, it would be sufficient for him, on this petition, to order such stun to he wholly disallowed to the defendant, which order was entered up in favour of the petitioner. TilE OPERA HOUSE.--WATERS 1!. TAYLOR Mr. HART, in this • cause, moved ti.e Court upon a point of great hardship against his cliv.nt, and which his Lordship had in the hist Tcrtn been pleased to promise an early hearing and re lief in thi4 Term. It was the circumstance' of `a .Bill filed by Messrs. 'Davison and Co. :;! . ;- , tinst the parties in this cause, fortnoaies they had paid to a Mr. Des Hayes, a choicer on the stage, pttr suant to a contract with rthe late Mr. Francis Goold,• - a proprietor of the theatre, which they had guaranteed and Hid since the death of Mr. Goold, to whom Mr. Waters is executor, and be• came solely liable, independent of Mr. Taylor, who escaped the effect of the decree, although possetised of 9-I6ths of the concern,_ while Mr. Waters had only 7-I 6ths thereof. The necessity of the present intimation to his Lordship became ,so pressing, that if, some step be not itannediately taken for the relief of Mr. Waters, he mtist materi ally suffer, and the concern be • wholly rnined,-as the theatre Is just now under advertisement tor sale, When no:one, in its present cireumstances. Can be expected to givelor it even one-sixth of its real value. His Lordship baring formerly Intimated his in tention Of hearing the, present question on the fir , t day of this Term, induced the Learneti Coun sel thus to obtrude so pressing a subject :at so late , an hour of the day. The Loon en ANoEt,ton ordered it to be brought forward on the first conyerient flay in the next wet k. COURT OF KING'S 'BENCH . , Nor. 9. MORRIS V. SIR F. BURDETT. This was an action against Sir Francis, by the nigh Bailiff of Westminster, for half the expenses of the 'Hustings tinting- the late Election. - This the lion. Baronet- bad refused to pay, .on the ground that he was not a Candidate, but was elected by the electors without any interference on his part. Mr. ATTORNEY "GENERAL now moved to set aside the nonsuit, and to haye a new tiiaal, stating, that Sir Francis, by taking his seat, had adopted the act of the electors, and so bad wade himself liable. The Court asked whether he was not compel lable by law to take his seat,,and if so, that would not be art adoption of the - seat of the electors. Mr. ATTiMNEY eited.a former case, in which 1 it h:eld that such was an adoption- ut the acts of ltht agent, The Court said it was a question fit to be um sidered, and, after some diicussion, it was agrct-d to Make a special cause of the suit lot, argument. Time Loan MAYOR came to Court, about two o'clock, with the usual ceremoniei, and invited the Judges to dinner at the Guildhall to-by. • CiriMINAL INFORMATION. The ATTottNay GEN F:l6li. Shia, lie Was udder the painful necessity.. of moving their Lord-liips for a Criminal Information, Their Lordships would perceive the reason why he used the Words .painfulneeessity, when they were informed that his application vt'as for an histilt otlcred to.a Gen tletniat of the prnlession; with an• intention to provolte a challenge. The Gentleman on wh6se behalf he moved was well knOwn.to their Lord ships, end had received . from Orin the highest encomiums for some at the fine=r and moil learned arguments which had been wade in that Court.-- However high were the tafrnts of Mr,,Gitford, it was universally acknowledged that they were ex ceeded by his urbanity mitt courtesy. This Gvi tlenum, for the correct discharze of his duty, Doti f iE st been challenged by_it gentlemen who 'lva-3 a cantlitk for the profession and afterards horse whipped by him in th e Ind W ic streets.cif the me tropolis: The privilege of the bar was not the privilege of the advocate, fut - of the client. Tbe most eminunt Ineuiii-.US f the orafeision bad a!- r ways thought it - tlteir duty tintto 4 t ' • vilege to be comprowised , by pertrattogy , questioned. It "• the dun" of Ad v ocates to speo out plainly and-boldly for their clients the die Co.:; ild take carc,,that, in so dohig, y:d na, "'m nOt exceed the bounds proprier y• If t h '' l) ? were. lost, the 'advocate would cease of the least service to irisrecolloc,:, a Baronet, of great celebrity, at the St3:ii;.: on the floor of the Court to re ceive its p ui p x , for au insult to One of the highest th n e.prolessio. He hoped shouldCirbetilliita e exf.c' this preface wt before he st meti the' of the case, which be s hould do in a fe w lta February last; apetition hail been Pre sr cicCti by certain persbas,eOtoplaining of tbit Members for the Borouo of Tre.goor, %chic ] heard before a Cominittee of the Nouse mons. Mr. Gitr)rd was the junior Counsel for petitioners, and it was his duty to. sion'ull i evidence, which be out on , the ditw3itcd an t' Mnrch. After he lurid finished, lw I lob by , expecting to be called into hear tliq !tient of the -Committee. While he mis log, he. was addressed vit by ,a Gentlearan'..! lSicholls, of the Marines, who a untie was Gifford ; on being - answ. Alaivr Nicholls said, that lie came ney to (Imam! an explanation of made by Mr. Griff4.)rd on the evide Mr. Gurtey, the father of Air. GIL Gifford answered, that be could no explanation on the subject ; that done his duty faithfully to his clie was afterwads waited upon by a Al, the Temple, who also dentanded acre. to him Mr. Gifford gave the same ; weeks elapsed before Mr. Gifford more one the subject ;•lie thed reed yurney, jun. stating; that fled of what Mr. Clifford bad said in tbg that he heard Mr. Gifford say in tb evidence of the Rev. Mr. Gurney V The letter also stated, that Mr. stone had allowed that he, was in Mr. Gurney, when they - eontradif in evidence. Mr. Gifford, in his that he could not recollect what such a distance of time. tie words attributed to him ; but i! only to Colonel,O'Callughan,'l,il Counsel engaged with him in tb.c c' torney-General . here renan'..:etf, t•T might have used even stronger exp evidence of Mr. Gurney was come' persons, and one his intimate. frit tord's affidavit then went on to star, calking down Chancerv-tune ' -5n the Mr. BOlton an,). Mr. Vtilliatus,. on ,iho July, when' be was met 60 1 '. 9 1, 1 5rj , g' , a horse- whip, in his hand ; 111( ' 6 ', l : e yo u; ford, have bee, long tip;jotlS tv . laid the ‘vhin .•across his Otoidel;ndatittri nehaectYeP-sGetreoninefitZ•eltdi,teliiiret ca n°st;uil‘t:(°bittel,.l:l,:lkllici:j°ll.stec:llllebtli:rf:rr Lord ' ELLENDOROVGEI.—"'I • I , ' METEOIIOLOGI CAL fly R. BANKS! 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