The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-04-22 00:00:00

' . c LA IF ImljjLJ9lße • COURT OF KING'S BENCif. Cantata& U., LIMN; . 1 , •- • ,flavpaaaw, Ili • •. • • - •ILIIIII6BAN SITU, * gA r/ l ia 411 fill 01111111111. • The Court, iq expootet ion of thliseaso, wan CPOWdall eery hour. The l'lsiotiff sal near his Colter+ .Mt. Caneang. stool the declaration, which art ASO Aria tkis win an action brought by the Plaintiff aysiost Weaereek 4bnekle, and Arrow.tnitb: the first the mistier, end the tithe* the prouristoi • of a Rondo; Newspaper, called Jolla Beak to recover damage.' for two libels which •Imirltrefl ht that paper in the month uf, toe*. September, reflecting untbe Plain tiff', ch-tractir. Mr.Scan,hor rose to state the cam foe the Plaintiff. Me said, that thk was sir avia' brainedby Mr. lifsithasas, what • wee an Ahlersoin of the City of Liorloa, agaisuit the utreilP . ants, who were the owners of a Sunday Newspaper, called 4.411 Bali The Plalotirs same war ton well koovio, tar citiatus of !domino to reader It necessary for him, is Mat Cow, to occupy their lime so static( whir be wen, or ltd describe his character, Or the Mame of the rrlrhrity which he h ull ' s " ju stl y sequilusi sultauffel thin. The Drfendsido viers nut esikutoesi J• &Me. It would be affectaties were he to insinuate that mesa enmities had not been dams to thirld • character. - reprise, th em-was oat or hi. rimer, trimmlbe siege prepared to toed those who trafficked is priest* arundal,for their owls pseassal preihand private eniolumest. Thoptrsoos, it would seem, eimatended fur the liberty of usisicsairry eaglet is their power to eirenlate eves, daader which sauce ;4,00 suggest, to defeat the object u( any moo tin "say barren S. be their political sistagunta. Milks were to he eitatiliafred nee priuciple, it would be impossible for auy slate of onesety toesist snider it for • moment. Ile lints out what other Sea felt respertiog shwa, sleaderomi attacks upon private no, to gratify political hatred; but he would nut hesitate to say, that, is hi, *pianos, they who em ployed the press ll.'s parpliscs df pirate Weeder, goiter any polittelti 'prittate, wen *abetter, is a mortal posit of view, Man those who lest sit atlas Su •ilters to assossiaste to lbe dark tba.ebieetsof their enmity; and who twilight their owe safety by protection! their SIMMS from disclosure ley the stra tagems which they edsphd. la Ibis sews bey they forteaste ly bed ap such gangs of *trimmers assassins 1u gratify es anaa's vim:ease* ; bat is other Mantries such briltillt One heard of. •la the fasemse Kesel of Lisa Qmix•i••• a sissy lo told of tom rouse atimpolut lvtiog, as they conceived, adepts la every imetinisof oillaioy, wire estunishrtt on enteritis Si •qt., so lad a meaty re/pistil organised arid ratablished there, kceping beam . and amounts systematically with all who thought proper to employ them, reeostlieg and chiming, ssecording to 4 4 41 rates, for isillimieg by hired biliss every species of presseal injury. There was regolarly oil doe* so murk fur using a dagger with smelt a man in sock a way—un mock debited to the employer fer liiring a man to cot offanother's nose—so mach for • gams member of kicks—ao mach for so many slabs of a poniard ; is fact they had . i. regular established male of charge fur their customers for every degree of human outrage, short of toss of 1.5* A minim Recount was three egiciird for all cornier*, the balances were regularly struck, soil the eat. ptultia mime' at • *shed periods to east op gement', reel are Mollie was Hitt and jaw hi the hellions. Tim libel in *white* epreseett it, the Adis Rail of the *lh Reptember, Mal, Mid was pubHsked in both the Monday sad Sulidly editions ofeltaf paper. It professed to be aan proses! rx•rtii nithii of the rptalillsotidas of Mr. Alslsrman Witithiaan to flit the *Mee elf Lora Mayer, sled opened with a few elms. atom from his *Muds; mid Min the plan of interrogatory wee thrums open to the ciliates at large, who were called us to exercise their owe privilege of aserrlatuiog the wurthy Alderatashi useelits.- It began thee :-- • " Toe are Shed.' of Middlesex, Mr. Walbinas ?-1 am. Leg on 11141esnuis *M. 4 a Besse-draper'—Yea. wed - _ Yell wadi to is Lord Mayor ant year ?-11ses is al! resseet loteelioe. Yee wee, OW* Parliaeirei I I believe?-1 How wool Wyse ore out is Pullsomest sow ?—I really CSI7IIIOI "X • i f ie 1016114 ems to Id ayerstily toast/ ?..-• eti ray paMat to • massed a tradesman ; sy prim ciplea as • aug****lol4 804 a /eked ; mt I.ee et liberty, Hue parity la diratikallitliptal Umbria *ad tat Trim by Joey; say eo•utalet ateealtiol to .the elopes of my prearot Atte, my teal foe Jim *Ma of the - abboettece 7be wheal set fortis that Wesmer ars; painter, publisher, sod ask proprietor of • IWs.fay airsepspot, called .Iwhis Boil. and prinismi as his p letimg olive, No. 11, Jobeiree's. mars, Fleet-street. Throe were tbeesly mien is ihe Shop OMer reopetiiss Inks il&I. Won. Marsh exunsiii•si by Mr. 0111110 ft sus rollecter of the watch- rate ruul Kuser YAW likes sta. me is tae West, is witch Jobletiee moot N eitselb Mr. Oki-just VlllOll4 mr.. 4 To nee trouble, l'N Oak lie political's. by the whit. of the Defroalsaits. I ems set swore it wee a metier of comma , ray before." - PioPie. lot despotism, say hatred of en.litary prevenient, all the acts Benjamin 8....1ey .....i..d by Mr. Guanilr.'" — l a m 4 of wy political iikkojr abuse all, my esteem f ur W i nn ,' ; A . printer, sod 'rioted, or worked off by demo, the Monday , twieetnco. S iv.-se .."" .• alnico, of Juin Bull al my offset, in January, 1911., It H ato y es hip& g oe r gm aig ral i oe , ?—Come few mess was eel up it that lime in Me. Shackle's office, a Johnson's. which I could net recepitubite wittiest appearing "tin. court. I printed, of rasher worked off, is that month of 41 “ any ikeSidleutalt a wish to ask Mr. Waltham, g uy January, the two numbers (Atoaday edition), from January aneetioes ?-43en val. die tOtb, to Jeinnity lire 970), dad arin in Argots and The member* et the neeetior proceeded to crops-examine llellteo'llec I know Welles° : he left sly •ff/eee to go into the candidate. that of Shackle and Arrowsmith. In January, HMI, Mr. Poi Wald yoq were i lisemdraper, 1 believe?—Yea, I Shackle appleed to ire if 1 could recoisuiend a better note think I did; hi fart I did Say so. than Weever. The latter was reader to the Paper—that it. A wholesale aorehont, I cowhide !—No, rot exactly ; a a prison to correct the proofs after they are stench off, and rmail dealer. , , before dual delivery. In August or September I St bat !am Ito undrietsad that yor are the retail lir* said I was ashamed of Mr. Sharkle's conorxiun with Joh* draper who sells coutrabaud goods to Fteet.slreet ?-11 at/ , alll i tr that is a mistake. I should be "'el to say soy then% the Robed Waldman +based. shawls and besolanse. . area more recollection ; tort Mr. Shackle said generally the Yon buy Mono 00, I believe, sometimes?—lf I did EA li waits were considerable, perhaps from 201. lie 301. a week. could nut sell them. • The Monday eddies Wil,l 01001 2,000. The dwuday num. i am net omits so wee ( t h a t, Sr.—(, a i fteit h„)..._p elm , de have I doe't recolleel—l can't say positively. you rocullem two sliiils, which were sold by Messes. Jahr Mr. Mathias, from the Stamp Office, pot In from flui c o „p ee so p c o . of g,,,,d_ag ee ..l, f ur gs game ., to a mats, Stamp Office dm original Papers in which the objeetiutiablo fur +shirt be gem. a draft that was not paid; and do you so' aeliehe were inserted in the Jails Ball of September 9, collect boying the ahlwis of this strange man the same even- 1921, under she bead " Electiou of lard Mayor " iiie, end paying kiss the next nowistug bit 'nines* for them ; Mr. Serjollol VaDanan was here asked whether he wished snit do you sot recollect that the metier was referred to Sr. to have the whole of the articles lead, or merely the parts /titration, and that you"were edited to cite the shawls bark used * the Counsel for the petweettlios ? The Learned to' Mewls. Cooper and Cu ?-1 do rot recollect any thing flrejcsni replied that be bad' au desire to have the whole shoot it; whe n did it take plate? teat — he *meld be satiated with the "strive. Dun's yon remember, i t , she ye ,„ nom i — i „ newt c h ine Mr. AIIMOT here read the extracts, which we have edireodf my em limey with any thine *I far back. riven in Mr. Scarlett's °pewee/ speech. rThe refflasilitler of this eaantinaticia was resumed in the ' The afftdavit of Weaver, respecting the sale of Ott Johee followtognititilaol Pager,. sod Mr. Waltham's was of estrus Bali, was lams Pot is '' it Was moor* al the Mansion MOO% supposed io besotted in at do.) . or she 341 August, 1121. o ge,,. w e e t h m ,„,„l, e ,m, t a me hi, place, Mr. D eputy The raw fur the prowsestion bringimec 'loped— .--, who couducled the greater port of the first cross- Mr. Sejesttl VArOMIN then addressed she Jury on behalf examination, commeeced his labours. of the Defenikria, unit observed, that by the comae the Hive you any observation to alike on your last examine- Plaintiff had adopted, be hid elated the latcfenclarte mouths. ties?--I would lately my that Idu recollect the circuits. From the gen° of the liked, it was idled, talpolaulde they stances about Cooper's Alio by amid that I saw the propriety could I° o 4 " they oissild** ol Jay iolell'lnellehthette" tip of returuipg ileum after 111 di micro ut Messes. /doorbell ord caseation mid answer had ewer takeoplarei He should, how. Zwatewesi, ever, rebind tu his Lordthit4 that, ettbough he could not You saw the nenatiety,of returning them ?—I did. mill evidence in justifiroiiim, and thin p verdict most go Ent you withheld them, I. lielitve 'LI did se loop as I Kahl the DeftelstllMlN still be weatratioled bacilli "'eidetic* to could, because the decision of the arbitrator* was cot written II" "'al the IthKehthretr were net h Megrim , * of the es' on stamped paper, as the Act diverts. lumnlose matter, low that it hat' *Meted lope before the Mid you think diets was &raisin extraoniioary in pew. publication of this libel. ' "... e u aimic t wo s h aw l. for pp gu i les ., a l eig ht, of a strasio ? The LORD Ciller ittertiCia—"'Whalt is the nature of the —Nothing? lamby no means partico!ar in such cases. widow* you mean 10 elfrr ? I hate great doubts whether Did you %net/ the ehlivrfii were worth more this Oft, ( pi. I caa terries. such evidence as you have alluded 6 , whereto) nese when Pod botaghe them ?—I am not likely to have gives dosnacalt° 6 has bet. put us lke *cooed." arii : re then they were worth. Mr. Set kart Paumeme replied, he mesh to contend, that Had yen ever teen the shawls before? —I cannot say. when the farts is evidence did out •mmini to a complete Dol you knoll that they wets bought at Cooper's ?—How justilleatioa of the libel, but were rni'ugh, thooth short of 'Mound I that, be ekcite tfilapiclun, meirleace might su far be given to Hail putt suit Wild mirof them to Cover aishort time be. rebid the Malicairri intention). fore, for all ?—Vls by, yes, I believe i did; but I did rot re- The LORD Ciller JIBITICS inquired upou what authority collect ii it tl.ti time. noel aped*, of pviekier* was to be offered ? thrf ifol yttor young. 01011 In the shop esy, ' This is one of ' Mo. Minot VAVCDIAN said, " There wee the case of CottiA•7 s 'Aunts; Libido' at one of thaws brought you tot Liccesier v. Walter." sate?-fie might. I rattler think he did. The tame CRIEr JUSTICE—" Ter, but that wee a dill •ad as }9O. Old cast Pay the men who brought them to pm &veal (-air, for the evidence was then otTr red tn dew dist thst Wee, did io• wad ust na , see/c to Messrs. Carton arm sorb rumours as those tor which the Plaintiff vorght redrew friva siobject ?—I did net. bad prevailed before the Defendant alieded so them iu his lied you know the remelt who trough, die shawl, for 1 paikr, earl espinequesidy slat the Phiiatitt's character was rile ?...-1 wss quite (outfaced ho- was a retproi•ble parson, rut likely to„iuffer by the poblication." ls woo retitled my s poystoMiiiiis. Mr. *Jeans. c:ationati said, that one of the charges in Oh! 'on aid atone tipprelicrolues?—Why. if 1 hod tippet. the ilbal was, diet the Plaintiff had wild cookahand goods. ar iol (41 the 1)0f9111,,........-.. : 'Nun' tholagh SW Is a cswdst' to prose that fact absolutely, Toe would have down yogi tat . Mr. Morrie. Llo po• yid he could sheer that lie was charged with such dealiigs, know who the peruse wasp— .4 have heard, sod sappu.e be mold abet" art .the Attorney.Georral lad ..- . Woe it cwt Roberts,. sr"! . - been tined at the Old tided saiatamotiois unmet him. iii * Bal_„, anal who escaped Gelds Hoene of Cyr. lies Lubl. Cllllll Joresca— '• But me port of the inner riffles. ?-11 lattlik kalie -. , 'I I tree tins C. 111111111, 0. Omits applies 100 coubalotaid goods here. I auderstastd Me. *MIA bliapeet that I • bit pittoitatifr fiegraioled with him heat lett distinctly to hate atmodoned that part and coated at NW Slow" ... • ~. .. • . Ittmsrlfto tbetime posete—the sins utidl perjury respeeelog iba Could all man, the Agee( of Ibis odragooph was ' 1/11/01/00e sea settees, mad she irksome' purcitate of dm elswiel." to eileimiala %hot me. aiding: sot dog mkt a shawl fee 3101., • Mr. Scsittare said, that the Learned Judge bad udder- , . . • _ . .. • • . . . . ' se a nil ei'dlisso; tittle - ea it !SAO ii Midi bilitelta prise, Mail kiin right . Ifs had abstained fleet pecienaing open .uses 'me g ' c i s easslatetil as to jostle, thq itturetatia dist dm eentrisbaud chug", beca u se he meld ail have laid it -h g he," it totwee been stolen, and had' negotiated limber- : Is dose form ; otherwfael s t wou ld' hove proceeded on float is gage with the thief ! If with's charge were foe • nskinterto 1 well as she uihdra, sod Men lbe Mareseary explanation*. be cosisideresl true, hi should be Old to tam WWII hiedist Mr. Serjoant 'Viten*** again premed' the Court to eel -I,.„,y,„inin wou ld hold iwereuunse hereafter with stir perste I ceiee' evldonee rexpectiog sbe charge of dealing in coo . 'hermit wills deserving such a "Agile. Would he herd. • • 1 'rah sad goods. tarried any longer as is man of honour, or I tradesmat de- , The Loon Odle Jurnes •agato &elm, d the doable he scorns; any countenance Or ruildrece f Cask he in the' 1 eolertnito4l of the admissibility of such evidence, where no 4,,.. e s od" carr y on public belia g is a li b the CO, of London, i justification wftli pitratird Orl the record. eV eves any wisest among upright men ? Would any troika- . Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN quoted the elm of Nobel signed mess tolerate assmigst them • receiver of stoles geode, ' -Fidler, for i Ilhel is • Ditily Morning Paper, whieh chargisl liyiuglai to him by • onfOriond thief, and purchased by dill' • servant of the former Duke of Portland With being pigs. al 'mock reduced valise. My. Madhouse could not lokatie •tecte•i, because he war a forelgwer, from the consequence of. sae% an immolation upon big honour wad' charades. ass' hie counexion with somber ma• who had been seat to tradesman. De his t Ara the only coarse which it been*, • Botiosy Ray for egoortiug rennet ander presence of assisting blip to take in homier to his character ; he hes, by Ike fond' patties who bad been found godly of some °Wrote.. The a procee di n g is this bottom, given th e races as eppemeatty I ease was in Peels Nisti Prime Report,; and there *as stop rif midearuaring to sulmiristiele dark ebonies, it argil —or of i near before before Mr. Justice be Blanc upon the Ox. ' eipi•iiing bow they same to give Th em . publicity. Bat what - ford circuit, where evidenc e o f the nature he alluded In had had Die Defendants done ? They hod dough from the Oen' been admitted. In the cite of Sir John Easter e. Earl.. altreetiststly shwa afforded to them, sad by their pies, out it. which was as action fia" words imputing i ng ibr e si e y, tile p a rty templed in jasiifithe facia, bet they denied the publication. was permitted to prove the prevalence of removes, that • Was this the ItillaelOtt in which an English 'retinues me bill or Win had been dish enoo retl. .i• left by an eisineyrnons libellee, alter forty years 111 . The Count—But here y e ti don't snot to let In eeldence itest lodostry I Was be to be told, min the idjored mass' of • general rumour, bee to state eosins specific fict. ' vast ferewatil end ashml 4 Whit pretence, what troll, what Mr derjeanti t iumniut agate reihrreJ to cues in p. 270 Aber, nheignends have yiri thus to ally my character r of, iir doles book. Was the allhhere is hei " I s h an't Itil you—lset it iris OA If The rebel, Juergenmad his motive for inteepuoldg wile, .SAO p e mishiirl it." m r „ w i ld ing .. d a ngle, as o pp er s e reilp that noting should b e ',id i• public, casting an tnipnlatiod *A r is i ng that the itilpetat t e e i / deism him were MSc sad urn the Plehaiff, eaten the Ceased NV the Defendeot was Vallousi..enb-sifial They were holhiesoini tabricelimit lad MI in a coaddia legally t o o ff er ev ide n c e upon the abject. a the Defeadatits to .ensile hist to eiliblishlbat fedi • We. Reativ'tv said' be Audit be sorry so object to any t OKI tonsil • different coarse—thy pleaded no jellifies- thing that Ins Linear(' Priced could truly and fairly prove. •l, sail* Misdeal& theitsities with a twee desist of OM The Plaintiff was eon', as weir prepared as be COON, kr Foo ed 1 bliCaltatal: Wrroi a Alan in salami tamely to sore Mit, give the history Of every Deka of his life from beginning to''' E. tatius. fist Gould not hope fit the cingdence of s ociety, foe , 'ea ;' but it was nut possible for him in meet mesa matte. of ' id he Mistcra It. But after issipitting • pinvicipatiod 14 'deader, which was vrithent theislightest foundation. In thlixj A r lui l ts the Phatimile the libel weal' un to charge him whit' poliil of vie* Only did he feel mama as to the cared wrideis' (rand and Osier,. Poe the dialogue set form, that *era his Learned Friend propo•ed to adept. •',. She Menai' lax *is Seal imponid, he (Mr. Waldman), who The enter hornet —" I ais to take care that f du's't re. ; had Imes, af that hat hong in basions to Fleeintreet, morn: (wive any thing in evidence whirls ought not to be r eceive l.'' ed UN income at ea more than SW. !.year; • load laugh For this reams., 1 ought our Wallow Cissitisel to state before. was tanked so this retina, as well there might be. The hand th a t which the lid would nut allow him afterwards to next qeesoltot visa— ' grove in evidence" ' ' Did you rot sake that refers epos oath ?-i-I did." Mr. Sicant.rre seggesied that if his Lamed Friend lure lose Cille luilrlCS—" I believe the Ord retain was gMrinitied se do what he now proposed to do, it naiad he a not reqalred to be modem with; wee it. Mr. Starlet. ?" recipe for every libellee to make the vewom orbit' Malice morn Mr. StAaLirrf —.6 14 04. my [ A id ; eel h ere it i s di s ti nc tly bitter nod biting than the original libel. The general isle efieged that th e Plai li ti out midge a relen t o f got a.year in these cues always had been, that the Defenslaut nit an . spun oath." The Leaned Coeur' tees proceeded to per- "action fora Ishii might plead a jatilleattoli, if he ihntight ; as. the latertortiorie e in the lib e l, fu esbsih Mr. womb a ts. proper; Ind If be pleaded only the general issue, he ws. shit ' was 'ado to 1140111, that thong% he returned hot 60f.a.yeer out from gilding evidence tending lii she* the Unlit of lea on oath as thy income sod pr o ds. of hi s b eeteesk y e t I;e libellee, mallet'. A more eft; moat mode of aggravatiag she Airier& suffered, without appeal, the Ceesrmssioncra to injury emiiii sat be adopted, because it tended t. pat the • ammis,hint is the amount of 8001. spear . Thee f o ll o wed Plaintiff off his guard, and give a point to the libel iutiwitely ' Mate 'Mary of doe tax gatherer cooing with poise Freres, to more gallant than before. inform payment, winch Mr. Weldon= preverlrd by dia. The Otter danersee—m This objection has always cipm eluting the deetsed. There here (Mid the Leann Cons.. rated neisiti my mind, and 1 neer, was satisfied with ear del) a great may other questions IMO ostlers gut up inn. •of the cases which have been alluded to." iiosisly enough, and though ref era bl e t o trae r aelime l o ng Mr. Serjeant VAVCIN4II and Mr. PuLt.an re-urged, that sleet explaised to the sattsfactiOn of all parties, yet as they their object was riot to *Mew shut the libellous mailer vies wire at altogether of a private haler', Mr. Widthwise 'tree in point ref filet, but that it was not inveuted by the De logght a redress for the satire taken of theal is the paper. fondants, sod did at originate wit') them in mere wanton. ?he` smpletatlues cast tfiragliont the libel were from begin. seas and malice, although they might have gives a false co ined to rod purely false, and merely dictated by malice on issortil to t h e matter. political grossuds. The LORD enter JUSTICE expressed his decided opinion Cluirlet Presley, examined by Mr. Quality: lam is the Mgt She evidence proposed to be tdr.erd was nut athall"bir• sate of the Solicitor of Ilninpa, and sow predates, sildavit, It would be upen to the Defesnanis hereafter, if they thoorlit awls on the ibili Drenthe?, 111190,ty the three Defesdants; proper, to have the Tustin reconsidered, either by motion and two others made on the 101 h std 24th February, Ism sr by tnderiug aWO el exceptious. ' They we all ilseireigital affidaiits, and I ass them all duly Mr. Series'', VaVORAX then proceeded in Isis address So sliced and executed. the jury, and mid, that after the rulisg of s h e Leaned Judge 'The int •Mdavit of Weaver, Arrossaaltils, and Shackle, (to whose opinion he hewed with she greatest respect), he weepiest: the And as printer, and the meant as sole pro- certainly should not, in candour and justice to the Plaintiff, pewter, of Aim Iteit ; lad that k vita ID he primed at the slide what the law would not allow him to prevent evidence. oats of Weaver, iselitegise to his dwellimr.bense, k, N u . g, The sole question, therefore, which remained for the Jury Dyer', Winkling; dated IbitfiDleteseer, lOW. to decide was, se tu the amount o f damages they would give . . . - the Plaintiff ender ell the ciremtuctanees of the cave. He Then proceeded to examine the several parte of the differ ent blade, and contemned them with the souendos and •Ile (minus on the record, cuotending t that the hut fuer coyote, which alleged, that the Di fead.uste had caused it t• be believed that t►e Plant& was guilty of felony, were really not wade out hy the libel set oat, 'malodour+ as the libel itself could not, by soy force of ettostreetion, bear any each isterpretatitto. It Wit true that the weestrid Ott of (wants, ■nd the Ilhelines stater thereto set out, slid lowlife to the Plaintiff that be was guilty of freaskelest awl improper condoet generally sea tesufeemar with reference to the shawls; bet in estimating the damages, the Jury mast always bear iu sailed the lima sod the season when the al leged libel was published. The eordnet of the Defendants did not trite front any personal hostility towards the Plato tiff ; but was rather the result of mere pulifical warfare, in which probably men were not so cautious or measured in their language as they would be under more advised and temperate cuusideration of a man's real character. *Flue Plaintiff did out appear to have eustaiurd any great injury from the pliblication. No special damage was alleged, nor was soy proved. He did not appear to have sold oar skeet sir one yard of linen less than he would have door had the libels Deter been published. Acting hoisestly sad eumween measly. and *abort say etsliesous motives towards the the Jury weal,' uu doubt deal as leniently as pas sible with the Deleadaiits. Any thing like vindictive da mages must Impeach the jetties of their verdict, which ought to he founded upon a temperate and impartial review of all the eirelernstancep ruder their consideratiun. The Lotto Caeurfultrice then suminedup the ease for the Jury, and called their aticitmei to the darnel arts of emits it the declaration, and the libellous maitre therein severally art out. They would have to say whether the libels set out in the first four rune's, imported the charge of felony alleged io the innendoes. If they should be of opinion that they did Pot, they wentlil and their verdict fur the Defeudents.ou those counts, and her the Plaiefiff on the others, which certainly trottlaimeal • very serious imputation twee the Pluintirs character. They world, however, lake the whole mailer halo th eir co•sideralwa, and shape their verdict as the ease mewed frilly to warrant. It should he ertmerreal that hfr.Al - Waiihnown bail nut proceeded against the Defeadania by information or tad:enured, as be aught bare dune ; but hail preferred bringing au action, dutch, giving the Deferelauts an opportunity eirpleediug ajestificatum to the lihels,if tbey were founded it. truth..Ofthis opportunity the liefesidantabad aoti however, avant theatselevae This circumstance deserved the reriousattestio• of the Jury Ip estimatiug the Plaintiff's claim to damages. II was trite the Defendants Counsel had offered to prove la evideace certain facts and Citerillislapers, trudieg in shah that they were not Hie Inventors of the ca. lemony which was the fused:Wm' of ilseaction. His laid ship had thought sack evnivuee *Wily fisadasissible, and spun line broad principle, that it is lacympeititt fur him, who publishes any alauderous matter commenting the character of anal her, to deiend himself iu an actives fur damages, unless he eau sheer that he has published nothing but what is strictly tree. The truth of the matter must lie pleaded in order to he let tow swat evideoce. Kerte there wee pee .ofjuribeetiou. and the Defendsisis wine tint at lilies ty fie offellerviiieure which, if it amounted to soy thing, must gu to • I:staple'. justification of the libel. The rem indult questiou then fur the Jury was, Delo the sasoaut of damages. Un. depleted!y the libels comforted mos:scrims reflections upon the Plaintiff% ebatiwier,aud tbeyappeared,hom any thieglin the essuus, to be completely without tbunilatiou. The amount of the damages' wire slang peculiaily the province of the Jury to estimate. Ili. Lordship, however, would its this, as he did en espy other oecasiur of like wit weelliske the li. h.rty of making this observation to the Jury, that grieve injury eimplained of might, ley excite streug forliiegs. rouse the passions, or 1 , 1%.111Ce , 11 undue prejudice, it was the disty'6l the Joey to confine their verchet.r khan the bounds of temper and moderation, so that their deciaou mieht appear to he the result uf justice only, awl gut of any thing like intemperance or Tie Jury retired for about twenty minutes, sad on their retina delivered a verdict fur the Di feudal''a uu the first four eraatr, and fertile Plaiatiff or the ienwit.eler. Elea Hueaugo POUNDS. • The Norwich Eater Sessions Ball is seldom very numerously intended; there was, however, tithe! more uniurny on Wednesday nitht at (711.1141 Field House than last year. The only ISM:lleums. present ware Lord SUFFIELD. • • •. • • . - 11111111111111111 -11111111111111111 11 4 X1rittOWII Ito mu mr. • • • • • FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETI Gasette rontaiao ilitteoreautaint of the lovewitare of. Loirslookaa‘Gemeral Sir Haftow Mui. Monks', Abet-fikatt. ral Sir Markin Lowe, nod Major Grafted Sir iskirlratiari. tow,. wiaarraa Eastgos of a Koichi Commas'ler of lialloat Motwerable Military Utter of the Bath.] Cariffru-florae, April 19, ISt?. This day hie EareeNetivy the Vnieemat de Chilsehriend. Ambassador from ►is Most Christian Majesty, bad his first private audience to &lire+ his 'warmish to his Majesty; cad the Coast de Lodolf, Envoy Extraordinary and Mims. ter Pleuipoteniiary from the King of she Kieeduah of the Two &Mire, hail an audience of his Majesty Is delive► • letter from his Snvereien; to whirls they were introduced be the Marquis of lAndumierry; his Majesty's Prisseipal Sr. canary of Stale for Foreign Affair's, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester. Knight, Master of the Cereistinties. The Kieg Iran this dny pleased to confer the ►oneur of Knighthood on Hobert Hear, Illosset,Fotq. Scilemst et Loin v ou ■ppointmeot to he Chief Junta.* of Ike S4lpreale Court of Judicature in Begirt; on Charles Ler, Esq. of Ga rolls vr, in Roxboro laighstur e, a Depsity.Lientesuisit of thilt county, M late a Menther of the Army lissiisal &rant ; and on Willseghare Franklin, Esq. on his aptdat• sent to be one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of Jossii.' cutest at Madras: • • Oa Ilona', Males! a freak esstnialeig jewellery egg ereariscuppop Ito the shoosist sr 1,0111/. mild upwards, war rut from betrisirthg carriege use Earl ofitt. Gerstein', at bo a ,* sy'a, lie rubbery 'wing disewa,red , •dilierst pursuit atter the wand ers was nr,de, hiss oilliotit sorrow; two wen were erseed for ware &waste caeryisig • large bundle, •biek is **poop ed so confetti she stoles pretel l; the trust was sakes from be hind the carriage saheb a w as ablaut forty yards &leisure freer his Lordship's tyro:4mi, aid was found by a labearing wan behind • small hank rat onto and the priseipat'arlstilale takre wit ; is sae h orty the rubber, bad ueerliwkeel a awry valuable diatavend worldlier o the Countess's, whisk Ira& is ear covert of the trunk; v.lret pelisse cad some trifling articles were found street , in n dilirreut place on the rook the rubbers bad taken ; labourer had the holiest) , to like rho seeklitoe to th . owner, by whom, we understand, be was fliberally rewarded, I • • • " • FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETI E. fl —.—._ he [This Casette rental's" the set aer i a l of th e loael'i.a•e° crt• re: O rtsf o : T h tmai ll b : A ehli fts ftti l : er 7. „ ,: fibcoev: hell e irri. ' B, 7a i l e ir rit s_:.,. alt a. R° :_li t :(7_l l l: De l . fi ß rher i lbo n to ß ocirv l r n iga Y e g sa.peailic l it.i. j •EGi o t a enaliour.eite,Amai l iti.zon4o. l,,,,,, ,sEk...eiuift.o:mg.l4.4.l i., Loire liwwwwikeremersi Sir and Shaw Donkui, Majoit-Geum i erearisgamsayr I 141 the insount of 1,060/. and upw a rd s , as rat Sir Hodson Lowe, and Major Genital Sir Jeibitcariber eteN. *Ado Emig.. of a Koichi Commasiler of Ilkolloat Blarklieslk. 0« llii robbery twine direr'', red, 4 diluent Moisearable Military Order of the Belli.] - ...... , two men were teamed for some disunite carryiing a log' Carricet-Ilosse, Aped 10, 1622. bundle, •hick is sapper ed to colleens th e steles pr n. Tide day hie EareeNetilt the Ifiatemst tie Chilsobriund. the trunk was rakes fr om b e bl e d t h e mrr i ag . si .."":, 4 , Ambessadur front his Moot Christian M a jesty, bad hie hist about forty yards distattre from hie Lordship's snubs,: private audience to &line his eredesials to his Illajelle; e pee, wits found by a labearing into behiad a small hank net sad the Cease de Ladolf, Envoy Extraordinary end Miele- e and the prlneipMeoltfaMM takes out ;ia the hertythe ter Plenipotentiary from the King of she Kiailluist of the robbers had overlooked a very valueble thesenid mektae r o i T sietsc w ief o rd Si iirgre ei m li n ee 4h .. o. h f e sn il l i f o edui s in ai i i ; l e i my e so nee .w. hh o ii.r f li h mt io hntsift hl t.f. a t jes: fse y pin:i t rodss o t ilel iomdpi i i ver st a eivihnwiefdyt:oopes:wy:i..tesseewathainerca,:::e.,:hooetocanelt:han.stareraairtiumaiincdatoo.hsbeirieorwroci:a.brbruifuraner7vifmfritheytnadrektreensatarerti;easedi;:: /prelacy of Stale for Foreign Affairk, awl conducted by Sir labourer had the haniesty In take the sectilion to is . Hobert Chester. Knight, master of tie Cermairaies. The Kiwi was thin day pleased to cooler the hosier of . . Knighthood on Hobert Hear, Illopeet, Esq. tterlemat at Law„, ou hi. appointment to he Chief Janice of the Supreme Court of Judicators in Bengal; on Charles Kg", K.q. of ..—..„.„„......„. Ga i mho w, in Roxboro •ighshif e, a Depsety.Liemeemot of that county, M I) late a Steadier of the Array Medical hoard illty foihreieuaimpdoßoolylvse:l:oPlTainneedixi Booed; and ow Willsoithare Franktio, Esq. on his opmeims Ilitesamo from Rawiliay 17 t h November, sad War tie Cape ' and to be one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of Ana: of Gone, Hope Sits F. - binary Int • eats.? at Madras. for London. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Arrived in the Daiiker eleautipaehet, from Calais his Ea- - ceßeiry Ramo Fogel, Ambassador to the British Ceara f t.. • War..OPee, April 19, 1875. the King of the Nettie, lards. list Regiment of Drag -LieNteaant fames Barill Dam. etiamasi, box f oals 1,.t5,, a , f kph Light Detsgunets , to be Leese- Arrived the Royal George and Botallaibu AIMS I ► . y feereh Clellsa I both t n h a rd ' iffe .'6cti rene P e A Lf d" lai r e k rl C AV thfi ril 1 1' 1, "18b°22.elehaarii receiving 6"Aredri:dasee"..the Blocher packet tru ed in r u H A P l LH u te illT ellaillalet. oo t ; deildE gotei l i ll ith • . 6th dine-Captain Jolla William Dunn, fres half pay 91st Fool, tn. he Captain, nee Edward Hollbech, wbe em February. • chattier; ereeivieg the difference betimes a fatil.pay Troop Sailed the Fui packet for Ameilea. and a foll.pay Company--ainted ali above. G ro ot. Berkeley Mislymoz t o be Ceplons, by purchase, Oo Wednesday itighnt enlost---tZtis6ortillianfleefrorieMr: coon " : o.7efgiDwigie.oningliesmso,fiwahiti:r Light e to ti l e be rs lra -:da e p l o tTl esa a le s n ell a t bsme: l : l •: ll : iet °6mb vic ie s ili kwea lt ys ::: fiut , erri ft ,td t .g iNhitill: ' b t y he itileilen*intellirorbyynbins:wncs: of t Pi lse ell4ur fsoil k y Molyneux-dated as above. and vervains. and robbed of property comegr og LordAribor. Paget • to be Cornet, by purchase,. vice ',io- dated as above Ist or Crenate, Regiment of Foot thiertiee.AMMel DOResn of plate, linen, wearing apparel, &e. to a large Davidson, from half mq 194 Light Dragoman. to he En" amount. slips and Deoremiti, vire remain Glawrilk, who ex- thsoges, receiving the difference-dated as above. Thirty-nine Gentlemen have been Went', tidied 2d Re .went of Font-Liestesast George Groton,. front to the COMMIS.IOII of the Peace for the county o( .half.psy 36th Foot, to be Liesteanst, eke David Orilfilh. Norfolk, of whom several qoalified at the r i t e who exchanges, receiviug the difference-dated as above. Count ? "' &Intone. this 14th ditto-Lieutenant Willies Maxwell, front half-pay stracy is the result of the late disturbance* iii that 6th Foul, to be Lieutenant, vice Hugh Lkryd Frasklis, who exchasges.-dated as above. county, and may furnish a useful Nut to the Go. 62.1 ditto-Ensign Robert Brooke Wilson to he Litutemari, vernment of behind. by porebase, /nee Godfrey. prosnoteol--deted se above. Wilts County Session was held at Salisbo on Gentleman, Cadet Grenville Godfrey , from the Royal Mil.' ry Tuesday last (Lord FoLßEsvons It the chair), nineteen candidates pre.esned th emse l ves f or t h e tarp College, hz be Ennio, by porehase, vice Wilms, pro nineteen as oboes. 2J West lona Regi sit-Ensign Thomas Heavy, from half- office of Guertin:or of the House of Correctioa. pay York Light Infantry •VOlialiteerS, to be Kongo, vice Devises; sumoni whom were decayed geotleineo, Henry Day, who exchaages--dated as above, officers of the army, fanners, &e. &c. M r . C orsa. MEMORANDUM. the Lite acting Governor, was elected by a larg e The appointment of Lieutenant Drayton', from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Limitless* in the Ist a;':_ c; i: o ri wa l Ta • su pcues:elott: bcyliocium7;_frHom. attending 1.1.4. Royal Veteran Battalion, as stated is the Gazette of the 9th ohm*, has sot takes place. coxuesistions f* the Soul h ShivP•hir• Reltillurs' elf Y•woll•sr! Chief Justice. and Mr. 3 u.t ice TRAVERS mob lite Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lierteasid of the Cowley of situation. During the examination of a Solicitor Salop. at Carnarcon. it was proved that persons, out at. Joseph Reynold', k Geet. to be elee dw ae o, lli t iN ice res sion illnell y i: sad Olney 11 a clean, . . torneys, roe in the constant habit of au Into,. prosnotad-bulb dated April 1, 1102. ney's owner, soil preensing in the County Courts, u practice which both the Judges deviated to be Croeso-Office, April 20, 1822. highly preiudical. and contrary to law. sod which, MEMBER RETURNED TO SUITE Itt THIS PRILSINT if persisted in, they were deterinined to osoish.- PARLtAnIENT. It is said that 900 lectern's were issued from the livrowi l k of ifioehead.-Julio Douglas, of Grantham, Court of the comity of CIWDRIVOO, MI the costae in the corm', of Cucuta, Esq. I. the room of Fleury of the last year oitly Former Lowell, Esq. lie has accepted the Chillers Hundreds., lIENTINGS OF CUR DITORS AT TAR COURT B A NKRU PTCY SUPERSEDED. or cuimissioNEus or BAivxmorrs, Philip nether!, late master of the ship Thalia, trading to To MORROW. the East lather, merchant. .....- IL 11. BANKRUPTS. P. Herbert, late Master of the ship Thalia ...masa. 3 IS William Holmdel', of Milton, Kent, grocer, to surrender, J. w el l.. ii,mia,a, carrier 3 II April 27, May 4, and Jose 1, as len, at the Court of Com- j.T .,,,,,,k,... c 00na .. e; . 1. ... 0, to ". 11 II minimisers of Beetroots, Basinghall.street, London. At- J. Tomliestia, Bealturebory, woollen.draper lorney, Mr. Pitelies,St.Swithin's-lane, Losilen. G. Bethnal, late einamauder of the ship Ask I 1 Jolts Chalmers, aeu. late of Heels Hellions, Middlesex, N. Vincett, Old Keitt•road, diaper bootmaker, to surrender, April 27, May 4, snit Jour 1, •t at, m.Shaite, late of Foley-place, opnomene 'loin, at the Coon of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing- p. suit J. Herbert, Loudon, niercbant, tall strict, London. Attorney, 111 r. Delacumlie, Lyon's Inn. Cha; les William Redd, late of Benadway, Worcester, to., DIVIDENDS. T. R. Alpott, Birmingham, leather dresser now a prisons,. for di in in his Majtsn's King's Beach Pri- J. Curtis lair tat FordiargAridge. draper VI non. nisltster, to sarienikr, April 30, May 7, and Jame 1, at , r. Lynn. Jerusalem CoUie-buirse, auerehaed iii,...• lll eleven, at the Court of Commie...mane aff Bankrupt', Bailee- C. Shoubridge, Keirstugton, draper hall•street, Leedom. Attothay, Mr. Mattiudale, Gray's J. Dawn, cr.bruok, cuirrier 1S Inimintiare. J. W i ll iam. Boshopagate-street-Widnis a 1 Grope Welter, of Upper-street, Islington, Middleton, - linemdraper, to sorreoder, April 23, May 4, anal June I, at . twelve, at the Court of Commisaioners of Bankrupts, Bs. PRICE or rrocas OK SAT{ V. ~in ch „ti „t,,,,, La n d o n, Attorneys, Meats. Swans, Its. 3 per Ct. Red.... 77,1111 II &mho 5t0Rk........... edlk veils, Maples, Fescue, and Hunt, Frederick's-place, 014 3 per CI. Cons. 7S 78 1 Drtto banes.. BON p.. Jewry. Hdle. John I.iptrott Findley, of Sparrow-comer,Cent........ 58 Es. Miseries, UN. 3 1 Per l ~,. IL.— soak dun, dun, clidises•saleunan, to surrender, April 27, May 4, and 4 pre Cents. 94 3 0 pr. dime 1, at len, et the Coon of Commissioners of Bankrupt', 5 per Cr. N. An. Rail Ditto SIAM.— s 7 pr. Basiughall.nreet. Attonicy, Mr. Sheffield, Great Presciat•- 5 per Ct. 1797... hi l L Conn. for Ace .... 700 otteryTickets.271. 19s. street, Goodainis-firlda. George Holmes, of Middleton, Isicaster, corn-dealer. to B. L A's. 19 il-i69-1 annenilar, May 6,7, and hone I, at sine, al the Dog 'fa. . - - -,- Vern, Mentheater. Attorneys, Messes. Adlingloa, Greeco'. BIRTH. arid Faulkner, Bedford.ruw, London ; sad Meroas. Clays and ory Monday, the Suit Puitant, at Burton Constable, in Eel- Th"ontomo. 31anclirster. dirimessorro Lady of George Clifford, Eut. of a eon. Joseph 'I horaieran, of Oscine!. victualler, to surrender, MARRIAGE'. May 6, 7,,0,41Jui5e I. at twelve, at the Craves Aims Hotel, On Tonntav, at neythrop, Onfectabire, by Me C r a t e the eiteelth.Y. Aiken."'" Mr. Metres, Coventry ; and Meyer& Archbishop of Yerk, the Hight Hehourable teed Edward Hall anti ' Wallets, Great Ismes.mreet, Bedford row, Lisdos. O'Bryea, brother to the Maiiie of Thesannak to Lady Willear• Barn "' 14°Pd ' of l ' i "'"`" 11 . cad late of Dr. Elizabeth Somerset, second daughter to his Grace the Dela moron; South America. merchant, to der, May 3,4, of Beaufort. anifJune 1, at cant, at the George-Ins, Liverpool. Anne. nays, Mr. Williams, Liverpool ; aid Mr. Chester.Eisple Imo, • Londun. a G n e t i l ir " g y e t i li e W e ar i l ll Y : f n il ia L i C en n ni s t i i n n ir l i : i n e bY e ,, pl7 l o w ie c o s l D :S::: , ‘ , V ,, Ar it o gig"er m q C ie u . r . .i t i , s he ekk ß l a ew r i t i .. . lenient Shoup, of Hostruhilitch, Loadoes, auctioneer, to daug hter ur de Ree. .1. D. Perkins, . D.t) empi ... i s 0, earrooler, Apia 17, May 4, sail Jame I. at toner., srt the dio ."., re bi . mii .. ll. Court of Commiasionere of Bankrupts, Banuetall-meet, Inn Tuesday last. the 16th Ins•ant, at Mary-le-braeLoudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Crikaysie and Twee, Lyua's . 1 . 0 . 0 . , Ns,. James p ki ,,, 0 ,,, , . o f it, p.„N i t„,/ , I. 51 II" Iwo, London. 8ent...v.0 Wigence.rurn. of Headley Ackland, of Lesderthell monkey Loudon, butcher, la Tudauture, Th 0,,,,,,, Gdo o , E.o. to Elise, daschter to %an-ruder, April 13, May 4, soil June 1. at eleven, al Art . the w e ek s , ix,chir Wilson. F.T.C.V. Con.. of Commissioners of Baskropto, Flasiagliall-nieet, Al NI. Anne's Church, on W. iluesilar, the 17th inidant, I e London. Attu, try., Messrs. Pearce and Suss, tiestirts'a•laire, tby Re. John Guriu , us ii ee d,,,i , it, r i a „,d, op, / a ~, . , . London. Itieboodl Haadeock. of Midget., Ent. and nephew to the I: le I.; ! Elizabeth Tin:ming. and Jeremiah Dimmack, of King- . Hs .. eiy „ hut exuteuntite, to m ara „„., „ o „d i t,„ 10 .,, r swmfonl, Stafford, pig-irutisskrzi, to nirrenater, Key is, a M.ebael Hands, of m...i."..,,,ei, Dublin, EN. 17, and June 1, at twelve, at the George lan, Chibeilk Bit% t ou the sib of Jeneary, i, Vermo. , t. Cooed States, Mr. nutighain. Attorney., Mr. Wittiest', Sanibel's-Mae, Luta- Ws. Double. to Muss Anus Maris sinsferno- baid..irect, out Mr. Fellows, Dudley. A prudent mint to chimp. her fate, iDivadeads, dc. to-morrow.] Funn solitary trouble ; PRICE OF' SUGAR. She wisely felt the SINGLIt state, i • And tyrant into the Lotman. i The average prier of Reales 'or Mast-ova& Sugar, ears petted limn the Retort's made in the week roiling the 17th DEATHS. day ~t April, 1822, is 345. 3,1 i i1. per hundred weight, ex- :ham Hall,l e ate ig .. eri u , elusive u 4 the duties of clutonia paid sir payable the.eem ea rim. wolf. j,F...1 of moo . mil. near User. , of A li t .. B . nry, t the tilipin halloo thereof iuto Great Bn tam. Mrs. B en n et , l the H m l oz h lieci t if Phili p s il , ir cu llest ik. net, Esq. ••••=11.• PRICES OF CORN. yews, John Pirkererill, E.q.; sixty years • loolee - .. 0. he Loudon etc. daily post.eisFion la, purism and 't At Aiaderhy Hume, teenting.laue. Loylistnie. and - .1 Weekly Return of the Average fore of British Curs, 1 .._. 1 Winchester Measure, as received from lie Inapectors in °la :7 ~__ ~,,,. ,_,,,, 0t, a. Paris, kaki., !home, y mt of the respective Maritime Cities awl Towne in Englimal nal . ar!""' .r . 7', ,, _ yerisi;r...6l. Member kw ikeer- Wales, (Mtn *loch the Priert dial govern Importetion Hur u •". """ ir r "' , r ' . — os. ley, and eldest sum of Gess& Lbrister son . ore relculatad.-April 44‘ . 1102. ---- - - - -- - • - -•-- • • a.: t • S ii 1 i i I I PC XI 0 IC SA 14 1 4 . Utopia% 31 Am S. j Emrsies66 a IR IGH WATER AT LONDON.I3IIIO6II ----- Penned aid Pottlehed at THE BRITISH ' , RE 1 1. d a d j . it. d is • d s. d s. il 8. 0 e. d. - , THE LO 44 2, 15 2 16 19 9 20 11 21 , 0 0 11 II ELL, of the Sti•ad , pg and '. la PE Othre. No 147, *reed, h 7 i•• " I " 1. f r u. ii 2. DAT. a ~ • 's ..• . ..: • .... .- - • 1 1 , 1 MILITARY PROMOTIONS. - • Warl4cce, April 19, 1814. list Regiment of Drag —LiegeWean( heirs Rsrill Dam box forks lwif pa tOth Light Dettgoweta„ to he Leide n's"; wieti Rtdenet Cobb°ld, who estimates, feeeirrosi - . the differenee.—dated April 11, 1822. ditte—Capitaio Jobe William Dunn, from half pay 91st Fool, to. he Captain, vice Edward HOlberll, who rs • closagir,.tittelviwg the difference Wiwi.' a foll.pay Troop sad a fiat. pay Compans—Aatrd » above. 711 Regiment of Light Dragooas—Liestemmt Honourable George Berkeley Myslymmis to be Caplets, by purchase, sue Douglas, who ,Mires—dated as above. Comet William lake to be Lieutenant, tiy purchase, vies Molyneux—dated as above. Lord•Artbui Faget• to be Cornet, by purchase, vice loge— dated as above. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guardo—Comset Damao Davidson, from tut( pay 19th Light Drammas, to be En. alga and Lteoleampt, vire Fran. is Glaweille, gybe ea. ch sages, receiving the differeare—dated as above. 2d Regiment of Foot—Liesteasat George Graham, from 'halt pay 36th Foot, to be Lieeleaaat, vice David Geiffith, who exchanges, rereiviog the difference—dated as above. 14th ditto—Lieutenant William Maxwell, front lislf-pay 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hugh Lkryd Frankliw, who exchaages--dated as above. 624 ditto—Ensign Robert Brooke Wilma to he Litutesant, by parebsse, sire Godfrey. promoted—dated an above. Gentleamaa Cadet Grenville ' Berkeley. frost tot Royal Milli. lacy College, to be Ensiga, by perchave, vice Wilson, pro moted-40rd as 'above. 2J West folio Regiment—Ensign Thomas litmory, horn half pay York Light Infantry 'Voloolders, to be Emig*, vice Henry Dely, who earhaages--dated as above. MEMORANDUM. The spirointment of Lueutruant lento's, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lienteosat in the Ist Royal Vetrran Battalion, as stated in the Casette of the 9th tattoo, his sot taken place. . _ — . . Commissions in the Sou ih Shropshi►e Regimes , of Ye•nawr! Cavalry, sired by the Lord Lismftwoml of t►e Cowley of Salop. Joseph Reels°lda, Gest. to be Cornet, 'lee Belli', reolovii; •ad Olney nobelium, Geol. to be ditto, vice fiery, prounotid—bulb doted AKA 1, 1844. Crown-Office, April 20, 1$!?. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. ByromOk of Pftnehrod.--Joho Douglas, of Grantham, in the cos•iy of Lincoln, Esq. i■ the rooms of Henry Fuwoes Lowell, Esq. .►o has accepted the Chillers Hundreds. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Philip Herbert, late master of the ship Thalia, trading to the East ladies, mereharti. BANKRUPTS. William Holmdes, of Milton, Kent, grocer to sorrender, April 27, May 4, and Jose 1, as len, at the Clan of Com missimaers of Raoltrupas, Itairiiiihall.street, London. At torney, Mr. Pitches, St Swithin's-lane, Loodr.a. John Chalmers, mu. late of Hisao Holborn, Middlesex, bootmaker, to surrender, April 27, May 4, and Jour I, at 'loss o, at lite Court of Commissioners of Itankrupta, Booing hall air. el, Lond , ris. Attorney, Mr. Dusroumhe, Lycra's Inn. Charles William Redd, late of Broadway, Wormster, but now a prisons r fur dt (It in his Majtstv's King's Beech Per son. orallster, to surrender, April 30, May 7. and hoe 1, at eleven, at the Court of Comm...lustre of Bankrupts, Banjos hall•street, Landaus. Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Gray's George Walter, of Upper-greet, Middleses, linen-draper, to surrender, April 23, MI) 4, and June I, at toelee, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Bs. ainehall stoner, Loudon. Attorneys, Mears. Swans, Ste vet's, Maples, Pearse, and flout, Frederick'a-plaee, OW Jewry. John Liptrott Findley, of Sparrow-roamer, Miseries, lAN. dun, clothes-salesman, to surrender, April 27, May 4, and - . - Joffe 1, at len, et the Court Or Commissioners of Bankrupts, 11,shichall.elfeet. Attmucy, Mr. Sheffield, Great Preseot• - street, Goatee:la's-fields. Gefulse Holman, of Middleton, Imscasler, corn-dealer, to surrender, May 6,7, and June I, at wine, al the Doa Tn. rem, Msurlsmder. Attorneys, Messes. Adlingloa, and Faulkner, Bedford.row, London ; aad Nelms. Claye mid Th"inttooll. 31anchrster. Joseph 1 hor•irtaft, of Covealry, victualler, to surrender, May A , 7 . aed Jure 1, at twelve, at lite Gaeta Alms Hotel, Gsventry. Attorneys, Mr. Dickeus, Covnetry ; and Meyers. Hall and'Wltlett, Great Ismes-mreet, Bedford row, Lewd... William Barnes, formerly of I.ierrpoel. aad late of Dr. rawram,- South Arueriea. merchant, to der, May 3,4, autfJune t, at our, at the Georgc-lulas Liverpool. Attor neys, Mt. Williams, Liverpool; aid Mr. Chewer. Staple hie, •London. loweph 6,ltorp, of Hotta,Witch. Lenart% auctioneer, to torretoter, Apia 27, May 4, sad Jame I. at torte*, art the Court of Coutiniooostere of BAnkrepts, Baatuttliall-.beet, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Cokayue sad Toone, Lyuus lore, London. Headley Ackland, of LesArnlitll tom ket, Loudon, Withal., I to %orrrooder, April /3, May 4, •...I June 1. al Pleven, al tie j Cow. of Contonimaiontrs of Beakrapie, flasioci.4ll- 4 .“4 London. A ttut nem Messrs. Pearce sad Suss, Sal thsa'..lare. ! Loudii. • F.lizab►th 'naming. and Jeremiah Dimomeh, of Kist soinfanl, Stafford, pig-ieuto.raskrrs, to varreatter, Noy ll a 17, anJ Jane at twelve, at the George lon, Digbeils, miogham. Attorneys, Mr. WOhems, Swithio . a-Muie, Lowe baid.rirect, and Mr. Fellows, Dudley. [Divadonds • 4e. tomorrow.] PRICE 4.)F SUGAR . __ • The ;terror prier of Browse 'or Mont-ova& Seger, earn. pined (non the Returns wade in the we.-14 railing the 17th dey Id April, Intl, is 345. 3,d. per hundred weight, ex clusive ot the duties of eui.tonar paid or payable the.ens en the unpin halloo thereof into Great Bntaiu. PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Return of the Average Price sr British Curs, Winchester klessure, as reorivest from lie Inspectors is the respective klariiisae Cities awl Towne in Englansl as .I Wales, (14111 *lnch Ilse Prices tbst 'Divers Impurtstion are rAlculaitJ.—April ,1824. t• V 1 It *a ac ft a s. d el 1 . d d s. d s. d a. d. 44 7,18 1 1 16 19 99011 21 0 0 0 - - NAP A L INTELLIGENCE. D1V1 0 611 4 /MI K Paula hp for London the ship Phoonix,Captao *i 10. mamtor Ilitishoes from Reesitsy Mb November, tad hoot the Capr of Good Hope Sib F.lnner, last Pooled by she ohip Boy.e, Captain Bedell, from Beeps' for London. Arrived in the Dasher steampaehet, from Cala* hi. IfA• rollmop Hiroo Fogel, Arsthessadoe to the British C.mi foam the Kier of the Nellie, lard*. 'minimum., arms. IC Arrived the Royal George and Romlay 641411 CMOS ) 11•411 leaded patoe•gpeor, lad pr o c ee d e d op t e e ChMeet rAiliertit, 111. Arrived the Blo c h er pac k et from Rio AtorfroAttie; * ITik Frbinart. Sailed the For packet for Ame,ica. On Wednesday night last the home oar Mr. KRILLY, nt Highgate, near the Poor nit e vane, was entered by thieves, by means of piek.iork keys, during the temporary absence of the family mind vervains. and robbed of property connoting of plate, linen, wearing apparel, Sze. to a large amount. Thirty-nine Gentlemen ha ve b een recently athbd to the Cominis.ion of the Pe ace f or the eoesty •( County Norfolk, of This ofwh ,7 lle veradid gnalifsed a t th e l ate dition to the local Magi. toracy is the result of the late chsturberrees nt that c ou nty, and may furnish a useful Nut to the Go. remittent of behind. Wilts County Session was held at %fishery oa Tuesday last (Lord FoLiiiiisTong m the chair). nineteen candidates presented themselves for the office of Governor of the House of Correction, Desists; among whore were decayed gentlemen, officers of the army, farmers, &e. &c. Mr.Coces, the I.te acting Governor, was elected by a large majority. NoaTH WALES CiiiCuiT.—H. Imam, E-9. was prevented by illus.'s from attending as Chief Justice, and Mr. Justice TRAVER. welt Cite situation. During the examination of a solicitor at Carnarron, it was proved that persons, not at. torneyr, ate in the constant habit of using tutor. ney's names, soil proctoring in the County Courts, a practice which both the Judges dratted to be highly prejudice!, and contrary to l aw , we d w hi c h , if persisted in, they were determined to owlish.— It is said that 900 sctioos were issued front the Court of the county of CarDSIVOII, in the coarse of the fast year only ! NENTINGS OF CORA/TORS AT TAR COURT OF cuimissioNEus or BANxitorrs, TO MORROW. P. Herbert, late Mailer of the ship Mali* ...a...ire 3 If .1. Weals, lizeiew, comer J.Trevartia•, Cormeacreml.ntatl, toiler $ Il .1. Temalinawa, Bedkudbory, witollett.draner G. Bohan', late euarmaud,r of the ship Ark 1 1 N. Vitteett, Old Kea( road, diaper IMM of Fuley-place, upboliierir •••••• 1 11 P. •utl .1. Herbert, Laudon, merchant, 1 Is DIVIDENDS. T. R. Alport, Birmingham, leather drew J. Curti*, late id FordirgAridge. draper lt T. 1411 n, lerattalem CoOie.►orae, wereimial C. Shoubralgr, Kensington, draper J. Mihail, Crasibrook, carrier J. %Vulliaiu , t, Bishupagate-atreet-INW• a PRICE or rrocus ON SATINUIAT. 3 per Ct. Rrd 77ii 1 fads* 5uck...... WI 3 prr Ct. Con.. 781 78 1 DM, Moe.. B'YB6 pr. 31 per Cent ........ 38 11 I Es. &it% 3..... iblerg. 4 prr Coot.. 943 6 pr. 5 p er el. N. 4 . luitili Ditto tiosl re 1..... S 7 pr. 5 per Ct. 1797... H LotteryTteketo.27l. !gr. B. L. An. 19 11-169 -1 OHM for Ace.... 700 BIRTH Ou Mewlay. the Silt betsal, at Burton Gullible, itt Mg ilkiniess.Upe Ledy of George Clifford, F... 4.1 of • mu. MARRIA G Es:. Oa TocittaF. at tleYthrop, Osfordthire, hp Ms Cruet the Archbishop of York, the Right Hohouralslu teed Edward 1-1119-yea, brother hi the Marquis of Thstaususl. to Lady Elizabeth Somerset, second Jaughter to his Grace t►e Duke of Beaufort. t the I`th instant, by the Dens of &Wet, the Rev. Ge..rte Corti*, nephew u( Si. William Curtis, Sari. awl Vicar of Leominster, to Caroline Georgians, eldest daughter of the Rev.!. D. Perkins, D.O Chariots M Or dinary to his Majesty. Ihr Tuesday lost, the 16th Ins'amt, at Mary-k-hose church, Mr. James Skirrow, -of gent-street, to Miss Wiganno.rtreet. la Tudaneore, Timms. (;iier„ Esq. to Eliza, dasghter of the Isle See. Duet°, 1141 son, Al SI. Anne's Church, on Witluesitsr, the 17th iii4ant, I v the flew. Juhn Goma. us HiodrisA, „ Itielherd Hinsdeork. of attiloue, I.y. nod Nephew to Mu It rt.; Hee. VlsnAnt Casticeowne, to hlargsset, nreosid shotgun r of Illsehael Harris, of Merrion•mmet, Dublin, Eng. Oa the bib of Janitor', ip Vermo. , t, (Jolted Stately Mr. Ws. Double. to Miss Auua blurts Pintfoon-- A prudent esitid to eh•Dge her fate, E,0171 solitary tr ou ble ; She wisely fell the SiNGLIt And tamed iota the Doosuc. DEATHS. At Bore, Nro. Bennet, thr materna Philip Rennet, Esq• of Nou.zhani Hall, she late High SheriTur ro. V1 . '1(8;11,4 C.. 41 of Mun r o 11.11, Dear Unre. Al Airderhy Lernottsg•lanr, Vorkshi , e, aged 77 . !feats, John Pick.rerill, soil, 'tars • prnprotor of the London, etc, doily pust.orsgion iv Darien and N,.. Oti the 13th instant, at Paris, Hobert Naos, Fog of Hothato nod North Cure. Yurkshirr, lase Member ter Dray. Say, and eldort *on of Genets! Cbristbe Mono. • - -•-- • • MOH WATER AT LORDON.IIILIDGII THIS DAT. Alopiag 31 Attr S. j Ervin SO after 2. !Visaed! sad Pahlirbed at THE URITION PUSS and THE CLONE, (Mee, No 147, *mad, bft; CYAN• N ELL, af 111* Slosh&