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~' F , 1 P. P; r , p 1 4 fs • F I . 11 words were ambiguous, purl the meaning to be guessed at by profess of reasoning, that they ought to be charged by way of inuendo. Mr. Justice BAYLEY 'observed, that was ground to intone an arrest of judgment. - • Mona* said, that if he were to move an arrest of judgment, it must be as against the ge reral verdict of guilty. and he might be then told that the verdict was good as concerning the troops, nut if either were proved, it was sufficient to eupport :he verdict of gushy ; yet it was very possible the :ory might hair IseenitsiloCed tlisit verdict on the words stated by the Learned Judge, which he nowt contend therefore ought to have had an i•inerido. The reason of the general rule that where vrt,rds are equivocal they moat be charged in the iodietmetst by way of inuendo. war, that the De teedant might know precisely what is charged against him, or else, from the extraordinary gene. rainy of the charge, • Defendant might only learn what the charge against him was for the first time by th.s charge of the Judge to the Jury. Mr. Denman then proceeded :—The second point-on which he had to observe was as to evidence trudered and rejected, the facts of which were not rejected; he alluded to the passage in which were the words " Bloody Neroa." O.t this his Lord ship had asked the Jury, " Was this fair reasoning or discussion ?" and his Lordship added, that uo thing they had heard or read of could excuse such intemperate language. These were the two points which he had to submit in addition for their Lord ships' consideration, and he thanked them for the opportunity which had been afforded him of do- . - rug it. Chief Justice Assore said, that as they had no clouht on what had beer► submitted to them, the best course would be at once to dispose of it. On looking to the information, it appeared that there was an another inuendo besides the one which had been mentioned. This was at the second place where the troops were mentioned, in which it was not said the troops generally, but the said troops— rimming thereby the troops before mentioned. But CO inuendo was not necessary to explain gene ral matter; it was only particular facts which re quired it. His Learned Brother had told the Jury, aod had properly told them, that they were to look to the whole riper. It was 110 groodn for • slew trial. if he had made a particular observation on a particular fact, more strongly than on a slice in. vastigation it should appear to deserve; though he did not mean to say, that the remark which hall been been made was too strong. If it were ground foi , • new trial, that a remark bad been made stronger than the evidesice would, on a slice scru tiny, seem to warrant, then it would alio be good ground for a new trial if any observation had been mole too weakly, or motored entirely by the Learn ed Judge at the trial. His Lordship said, that it was impossible to contend but that his Learned Brother had fairly drawn the inferences winch lie had drawn from the words stated ; therefore the ota• Creations which he had made to the. Jury were quite warrantable. Mr. Justice •BATLEY said, that whine the ex pressions were intelligible an inuendo was nut ne cessary, and if the expressions were not intelli g;hle, and the inuendo was omitted, it was good ground for moving an arrest of judgment. As to the observations made by his Learned Brother on the words •' reign of terror." &c. he thought them properly applied to that specific Inmost! ' . The paper stated there had been •• blood shed, and the reign of terror," &c. ; and so there had, and that bloodshed must he sanctioned. or it must be un sanctioned, by the Government; the term, there fore, which followed. ' 4 reign," seemed to him to apply to the Government of the country. Mr. Justice Hot.notro agreed in all that had been said by the Lord Chief Justice. The words spoken of King James and the troops are perfectly clear. and conic within the authority of the case of the Kieig a. Horne. Mr. Justice Bur said. that u he was the Judge who had tried the cause he was desirous of hearing the opinion■ of his Learned Brothers before lie tooted his own. He entirely agreed with his Learned Brothers. As to that part of the case relative to the remarks he had wade to the Jury, tie bad put it to them, that they were to take the whole paper. and to say from that whether it was of and con cerning the govemateut end the troops of our Lo►d the King. He thought he bad not told the Jury to infer the government of the country was meant by the words " horoughmongering faction." He thought then and still it was more particularly to be inferred frcm the rather expression, .1 the reign of terror," &c. The case of the King a. Hurtle bad settled that when troops ■re spoken of the troops of the King are meant. It had been said that he had assumed the libel to lie false. It wits a difficult task fur • Judge, having certain opinions of hie own Go subjects like the pre ' sent, when • paper, such as that charged its the in. ferafilliall. was brought before him, to confine himself within the strict line of his duty, but he thought on that occasion be did so conflue himself. In all he had said to the Joey he bad endeavoured to found Isis observations on the statements of the record. Bust whether the libel be true or false, it was pot fitting in the Defendant. • man of husk and ineuruce, instordiatelyoss reading a newspaper account to sit duvro and write such a dreadful and alarming coinnieot on it. He thought the circum stance of truth or falsehood had nothiug to do with the question of row! ; the great thing to consider was the mentor with «loch such questions were dm cu-sad. Wise it a tessouing, iiiiispassiouute, a tenet rrate padres* to the. judgment ?..or was it out rather si appeal to the psesioce; .and addressed to the lower orders of the consuitanity. and particu larly to the body, of emu that never weight to deliberate. C.sizas Jurrics—al I think it right to add, that it appears to me that all which my brother Beet said, did, or thought was perfectly unexceptionable; orio.as minty Gesstletnets of the Bee are 'mescal, 1 will just observe, that the great fault of modern Isleadtug is the is►troduetiow of too osaoriammadas. Dar Rel.—This destructive enemy of boil& laity whioil geueesily cessinesices its mirages to the cellels. mei .be premised, se its Korea checked. by; trllatimreelalog thew yearly. seizing *itb the we& es mach copperas as .01 tire it a deer lel• le. hue. Pot. rcE. • lode& 140,11. EXTENSIVE EH BEZLi:EM~[Ir. CAUTION TO PERMINB INvernwa PROPERT? llf THE FUNDS. . • A person wlmatands charged with having endliesided rely le an enorinnrsa amount, underwest a Mod exembdo . lion before the Lord Mayor yesterday. A number of individuals 'deeded, who maid they bail suffered by intimating their property into the Premeds hands; but it was advised diet be should he prostrated so one ease only, which would serve the purposes of jostim as well as twenty, without putting all the parties to the vest expense and loss of lime atteadaut out a pet:secedes of this Thomas Jolliffe, a lighterman, 'widest at St. Helves, staled, that in January, 1817, he who possessed of 1,0001. stock is the 5 per Cents. which he charged the Presser with having defrauded him of. This ethics% who appeared to be 40 illiterate person, could not give a clear explasaiins of the manner in which be hail hien defrauded, but said, that as he was not very conversant in the foists of tnustaeling business at the Bank, he availed himself of the imestance of the Prisoner to receive hisdivideurl, and under his direction he signed a book, the purport of which be did set ender stand, but thought that it might perhaps be a receipt for the divider.] which he received. ths glom to receive the next dividend, he amertaierd that his meek had bees trans ferred, and that she Prisoner bad absconded. He was nut aware at the time that he hail signed a trawler, see did be ever intend to transfer his stock Anne Bi lWs/. as old woman, stated, slat she had, in 1817, a little emery is she stocks, whew the Priestley, who led dam braises. for her, called at her hoses said told her, that IM stocks in which her mosey was invested were high, and that it would' he advantageous to bet foe to sell out. She west the west day, accompanied by her husband, and met the Pilaster at the Bank foe that pupate. He direct ed her husband sod herself to put their marks to a large book, which they did, eaderstaading that they were grape. ferret/ their property (3751. in she 3 per Cent. Como's) isms other feeds. On going is receive she dividends , they found that the mosey was gone. A yeang weisitas, emoted Lee, of High.street, Misdeal; stated, that she had bees defrauded a VIOL under similar cir• cusastances. She signed a loo.k,silsieli the Primmer said it was necessary fur her to alga, as she sisderstuml, to accept tie stock. William 016 as said, that he ass a carrier, sod melded M Brentwood, its Elm x. Is 1817 be woe possessed of opened' of 11001 in Exchequer Bills, mid in the weeds of Jew, is the same year, hr received a letter from the Prisoner, to whom he had bees perlicidarly reeoramesilml, to bibelot the management of his hissines set the reads, stating that it would be advantageous to teamster hie Exchequer Bills to the Navy Fives, im which be might perchers* with them to the anionat of 1,0201, lo comelieste of this low satinet be came so tow., sod on the 34 of June he ssw the Prisoner is the Ristuorle of the Bank who then told him to give him the bills, and look is in Ripest as hour, when be would have ell ready for him. The west's refused to leave the Exchequer bills, bat went again at the 'appeased time to meet the Prisoner is the Five per Cent. Oiler, where he Mee him up the bills, sad be treat out for a few ssinses, as she witness understood, to uegociate them is the market. When the witness reheard, he wrote out a dueousese as a neript, which he gave to the mimeos; sayiag, "it was all settled" The witness afterwards turned beck, sad said to the Primmer, • hat it was nut she suet of receipt which he bad bre* accustomed to have un such siecashms, to which the PllllOll4, replied, " that it ass all right," and told hie to be there again MI the 'Mil of July folluwing, whom bm moat sign a transfer, sad be would receive the dividend. When the wagtails went he found no stock had bees haw* with his Exchequer bills, and that the Primmer had ad' scowled _ _ _ J. E. Francis • clerk in the Navy Five per Cest Offer, said, that be h ad examined th- Rectum. of Mr. Ohm who, is J y 1817, possessed 1,0001. stuck, which was sold on the Ist of February, since which time there bad beer no Melt standing to the account a Mr. Othm. The Lotto MAYOR intimated so the perms' in attend ance to prefer other charges stalest the Prisoner, that the latter case was the owe selected to prosecute sad be put the customary quession to the Prilealf, whether he had auy Ibis, to say why be Oswald not be committed for trial.? The Prisoner, who was =web agitated duelist the pro• median, sod frequently shed ware, said that be had No• thing to my ;the left all to his solicitor. Mr. Hompliries, the SOlitilet, in behalf of Ike Prisoner, contended, that the offence which he had committed, if say, was neither a felony sot • noisdeniesnew, either under the get of the Mb of Geo 11. or the eft of Geo. 111. the only Aces which were supposed to bear upon the ease. The Prisoner was ensonsitted fur grist, generally; fur har ing obtained 11001. in Eseltrepter bills; but the offence helm, eirisidered by the Lord Mayor as a bailable owe, he was quired to lied bail to the sateen. of ',OWL The C.omplainasts were mostly persons is the lower ranks of life, who had, by industry, scraped together • sufficiency to carry them with deceacy through the vale of years. The Lord Mayor urgently repeated his emotion to such persons to as their broker, wish whose character they were not well acquainted; sod that in du away with all poet& /sillily of fraud, it woe only necessary =list they shohld she and sin the books fur the trauder mud emplanes of tbil stock themselves. F'AVAL IN TA LLIGENCE. oofttimotT9, Hof 9. Pawed sp Passel, thri Abates, Borihwirk, from 'Awls, is 19 days. Sailed the Admiral Br writes, Coffin, fur Rotterdam; Duke of York, Relays's, for Madeira; and tie Hiud, es a cruder. PLIMOVTIII, MAY I. • Arrived the KiitY. from 7 rrceu• Etiebantrear, Roberts, from Palermo; Blarearrt, Thomas, from Bewitorts; Marshal Blucher, Davies, from St. Michael% ; Nymph, CI ver, from Sierra Leos.; aiwl the Patriotra, Jamison, from Var. eelfma ter Orem= ; the latter was disomisted olf 1112 3, lALKOCTII, KAT 7. Arrived the Neptuee, Heary, from Cette, is 13 days; skit • owe Ist April. the Amy, of Puule, sad as 3d inst. the Rector, of mid from Cork, fur Norfolk. Sailed the Montague packet with* mail for Jamaica ; sod Beamisb, Poynter, for Luedue. The Francis Freelieg peek's spoke the Speedy, Andrews, from Portssemsth, guise( into Rio Jadeite, se she was cumin ael,Ssh March. I.lvmspoot.„ MAT S. Arrived the Courier, Coxes. from Bahia ; Importer, Lee, from New York; sod Ninny, !key, from Sevatundt. The Durham, from Loados, fur the Cape of Good Rope, teas Orgies' so 19th April, is lat. 46. 36. long. 13. U, by t►e Waterloo, 'tom Whoa. unman, taut• 9. Arrived the IBtoofoy sod Henry Frwiliwg packets, with Wasik, from C.uzbavea. Witat., loam 9. _ _ Sailed last easing the wbole of Ms welward.boned. Arrived din morning nod usilrd twit the Rim lb. Aiding', from Bengal ; Stockton, Langley; and: Ord (late Kerby). from Calculi.; Enid Indian, Wisisard. from doing, for Hell; Albion, Weil, from the lily of Frame; Ludwig, Paten. from Beggs, for Copes. bagels; Hibernia. Leann, from amnia foe Illgiliceamel British Colurry. Sewn, from the. Cape of Good Hope; Thomas, Beir, from hi. Vissemer; Atabisia. BUM. ; Twists 'neap; and Enterprise. Wilses, , from Jamaica ; Emerald, Garden., from the Bomb &MS; Two brothers, Tiptoe; sad Spring. from the Medicaments ; Atria, Calm, from Faro; Ookm. Alderma, train dm West" ediss; mid mineral others, maces wsksews. .. COAL 111ARECT; liAt.lo. 1114. at Marta. p f iN; 64 31 fievramle .d.. $6114 3 Cols 3 .... Ns 114 Se fa Oil . , lit ~ TU . , R - : A iAO M TriE , ... AZ it . . tiAf- - IfiblirS G ri'lL .. .....—..............-... MILITARY PROMOTIONS. YOU SPRING SIEETING, 1010. --. • _ Mottoes, al S. . . . . ffrat.Office, Key 1, 1520. Vwelrlohell of 204 o• each, for ii.Frpegl die. Of all ay. , : three Royal Regimen! of Harm Guards—Lieutenant Chides All yn old, ?at. ; four, Rel. 31b.; Are, Oil.; six 611 . 1 aged, eosins Fitzroy to be Copula, by porcine', visa Shaw, est. 41b.-41b. allowed to maiden horses at the time of who irierra—dated April 27.1830. eassing.—Three and four yrs uki Allies allogr!..d 311,.—. Curse. Robert James Harrison to be Liestellsols by Mr' Two miles. cline, vire Fitsroy—dated as above. 10.1. Crailock's b. t. Air Welter, by Whitworth, 4 liii• •• • I Edward Tyrwhili Drake, •Gent, lu be COMO, by parslionlb., Mr. lirby's be. t. Shading, by Phantom, 4 yrs .. I vice Hu •ison--Onied at above. Ld Fisgwilllara's br. f Galatea, by *maths, 4 yrs 3 4th Reg' tof Dragoon Gruirda•-I.lmitsesang Cligego, Mr. Garfortlea ch. r. Swift. by Piesideut, 4 yrs .. 4 i Mskepeare, (sum the toilli Fool, to be bestowing eine Slr.Garfortli's ch. f.Susan,byWahnu,dasee by tianceu,3 yrs lk H, 0 1,,,,,, w ho rwe i r supo,--,linru as shove. Mr Watt's b. f. b. Thunderbolt, 4 yrs Two paid.—Evea belting 011 Sir Walter.—Wint very easy. fool, by purchase, vies Bradelosw, who retires--datod as The York Sprint St-Leger Stakes of 25gs. each, Aar 3 yrs above. old colts,6st. 311 i. fillies, est —Last mile and three mearters. I Cornet John Gardiner to be Lieutenant, by porcbase, vice Sir M. M. Sykes'. br e. by Smolensk°, dam by Shuttle.. 1 16%min—dated as above. Mr. Brandllng's Ir. c. by Orville, dam by Su Mr. Claridge's be. Casing., own Brother to Otttritigien 3 Gariliher--dared in above. Mr. Watt's ch. c. by Cerberus, out of Menuella • 4 3d Regiment of Dragoo..--Gsplein George Henry Maeart. Mr. Wright's b. c. Mastic Fray, by Piccadilly, dam by siey Grrvill , , from half pay 25th Light Dragoons, to be Hamblehinian Lord Fitswillianeo b. C. thailaiids, by Walton S difference—dated as above. Mr. G. L. Fox's ch. eby Marmion, dam by Pipmlur 7 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—John Kirke; Geist. to be Three paid fueleit.-6 to 4we Csuova, sod 4to 1 agst the Cornet. by purchase, vice Stewart, promoted -= dated April winiier—won easy. 27,1620. 181 h ditto —LieutenantThemes Walker, from half . pay 40t h The Frothier Stakes of 60gr. each, b.f..; (oho, Sat 31b ;Ala lies, Sat---Tbont pt by mimed Manisa% Ste. allowed 311 s. 17°01,16 he Lieu tenant , vice Donald M'Dtittle, who et. chant-ea, receiv ing the diff,resice—dated as above. Last mile. Mb Regiment of Four—Lientenant Richard Spent , from Mr. Laselaton's p. c.Deseneee, by Maebeth, out of Po. terve 51r. Hell's ch. e. by Maration, out allay .. 2 retires glom half-pay leih Foist—dated as above. Slot iliiiii—Lieutenent William Orr to he Captain , wi th o ut Vol. Conluck's ch. f. by Cones, darn by St. Geargi...... pi 5t02 ea the winner.—Won eerys purchase, vice Moray, deceased—dated as above. Second Lieist. Clarks Lansdale to be First Lieuteaaat, vice Tit f. lie Sisk,. of 50gs. tech, h. ft. far 3.yeses gild 111111“, 0 .._ 48 ,,,,i a . a b ove. est. 31k. tech.—Last mile and a half. George Ogle King, Gent. lb be Second Lieutenant, trite LI Milton's hey, Reposed., by Amodio, out of Orvilfine I Longa i1..--datrd as aboie. L4llcarlirmigh's chemist, by A niadis,out of Min Calton I 30th (JAN.—Lieutenant Thomas Hart Davies, from lialf. poy Major Soirees be. f Rushy Molly, by Plnegbboy—Priesoll 19th, Fool, to be Liesiteeset nee Spelt, appended to the Red's dam ..... Sib Fous—dated as above. Si. paid forfeit.-5 so 4 sin the wiener: a good owe. 311th ditto—Ensign Bernard William Cocker to be Lieut.- Sweepstakes of Yoga. each, for three years old culls, Set. 31b. neat, by purchase, vie./ Moody, promuterl—dated as above. Allies.est—Last mile and three quarters. George Graham, Geom. su be Ensign, by purchase, vice Sir M. M. Sykes's hr. c. by Smolensk°, dam by Shuttle 1 c oc k er —A.lrd as a bove. Mr. Watt's b. e. by Cerberus, out of Tamborine Sir W. Milner 's b. e. Langlonien, by Langton, out of Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Makepesee, whb examines Banshee The following also started, hut were nut placed:— 87th ditto—Lieutenant Rice Price to he Captithe i without Lord Fitzwilliam's br. e. Field Marshal, by Smohmko porches*, vice Beater, appointed to the 3 d Ruyal Yeteraa Mr. Dunconibi's br. e. by Don Cossack, dam by Stamford Battalion—dated as above. Sir F.. entitles bl. c. by Dm Cossack, dam by Soicerer Ensign William Bourchier to be Lieutenant, vice Pries— Mr. Garton b's h. f. Octavia, by Walton, oat of Maria dated as +bore. Mr. Beitinn's ch. c. by Dun Cossack, dam by timothy Burton Davrowy, Gent. to be Deign, vice Bourcbier—dated Mr. Lainbton's hr. e. Cavalier, by A madis,out of Rosalind pd . s adore. Even belting on the winuer.—A geed race. 84th ditto—Ensien George Wyee to be Lieutenant, without Produce Match far 20045. Is. ft. Two miles. purchase, vice Statham. deceased—dated as above. Mr. Watt's ch. e. by Ccrberus, out of A Manure, est 51b. Honourable Frederick Forbes to be Essig% vice w r ie—. 1 111 r. Mich*, lames b. f. Lucinda, by lisobasard, dam by dated es above. . 1 , liritscho, Set --Coasprunii.ed. Lirotrussit James Andrew Worth to be Adjutant, vice __. Tucker, who naives the Atljut entry unly--dased es shove. 91st ditto—Lieutenant Robert Stewart to be Captaia, with out purchase, vice Rosa, promoted—dated as above. P.nsigii James Palen to be Dewclaw., vice Stewart--dated CHESTER RACES. realielinied from ear Paper e Monday lad.) • TIMUDAYr M 47 4. A Sweepstakes of 20es. each, for three yrs old, once round the Couise out s distance, to stint at the &assure chair, bona tide the property of the subscribers; cobs, Sat. Sib. fillies, Sat. Lord Grinivenor's hr. e. by Thunderbolt, (R. Spencer) 1 Sir W. Wynne's ch. V. by Champion, dam Cambrian Lass M►. Myttint's gr. r Donators .... Mr. Houhlswintles gr. it. Satyr, 3 yea old 4 Sir .1 G. Egertua's eh. e. Don Cossack .. * 6 Lord Sisamforirs b. c. Tarquin Sir W. W. Wyou's br.e. by Thunderbolt A Sweepstakes Of 22gs. garb, fur two-year old colts, Ist. 31b. ; lilies, Sat. To run bat a mile. Sir J. G. Egertou's b c. Young Freeman (J. Mayes) Lewd GrOSYCelor% b. f. by Monde, bolt, out of Pea►l 2 Mr. Sievensines ►. f. by Milo, dam Hambletuttiaa Mr. Myst...es eh. e. by Fa:jambes, out of Cal barioe.dam 4 Mr. Vrammes bl. f. DISCOfIIia. by Y. &weever - Same day, a Cop, value 701. the gift of the Right Hon. Earl Grosvenor. The best of three heats; three times rowed she coarse to a Mat; to start at the Coming in Omit.— Three year.ulds, 6.1. 411 a ; four year-olds, Sal.; five ves►- olds. Sat. 12Ib ; yearolda, sad aged buries, fist. Mares and geldings allowed 211. Sir J. G. Egerton's b Is. Amber'', 4.yra old (J. Hayes) 1 1 Sir. Mytion's eh. h. Mautleville, yrs old Mr. Clifluies b. b. Caateleon, 6 yrs old ...... 13 dr; vim FRIDAY. NINA* Stakes, a Sweepstakes of 30 s. each, h. ft. foe rolls sod fillies thee three yrs old; colts, Sot. 91b.; fillies. 21b ; to start at cheerier and to go osier nand the course, and to knish at the chair. Those got by un tried stallions, and out of minded mares. allowed bib. The owner of the second horse to receive bark his .take. Mr. Houldsworth'a ch. f. by Langton, out of Agnes Sor rel's sister, allowed 41b.(W. Scott) 1 Lord Stamford% b. e. Tomato, by Sir Oliver ..... 2 Lord Stainford's be. e. Rainbow. by Thunderbolt.... fell Sir W. W. Writes b. f. by Y. Sorcerer, dam Beniugbrisugh mare (allowed 31b) Sir W. W. W)nes b. c. by Y. Surcerer.dsot, Moped mare pd Lord Derby's b. c. Pirate, by Smolensku, out of sister to tineugghr (both untried) Lord Kus , niure's f, by Holubow, dam by Housed.. pd Sir W. Wynne'i els. f. by Chamois% dam Farina. pd A Sweepstakes of 20p. each, two miles, bona fide the pro- perty of the subscribers. Four yrs old to carry got. 151 b. five yrs alit, 9.5. 1111 b ,• sis yrs old, 9.t. 21b.; and aged, 9st. ; mares soil geldings allowed 3:b. Mr. fiffiton's bg. Anti-Radical, 4 yrs old (H. Arthur) 1 Earl of Stasafuriro b. h Comet, by Sir Oliver, 4 yrs old Sir T. Stanley's b. c. Ilarniodiss, 4 yrs old 3 Sir W. Wynne's Banshee, 3 yrs old Mr. Huuldsworth's b. b Nhadessanibus, 3 yrs old pd Lord Derby's b. c. Etta, 4 yrs old Sir W. W. Wynn did rot noire A Haridicap Stakes of 10gs. each, with 20ga. added by the Stewards; two miles • the horses to be beerfide the pro perty of the close sad name before one o'clock ow Thursday, in the thermion, sad to be hawk capped by to o'clock that evening. by the Stewards, or whom they shall appoint. Three Subscribers, or mu race. Sr W. W. Wyan's b. f. by Y. S..r. 7st. (T. Whitehouse) 1 Sir T. Stailley*s 41.1, by Thrailerholt, 3 yrs.7st. 31bs 2 J. Tomes, Emi b. m. Diana, aged, Sat. alba. 3 Lord Grosvenor did mot oaten. The Ladies' Purse, value SOL the best of heals; twice round the course to • heat ; to start at the Conilag.in Chair.—Three sear olds, fist. 10Ib. ; fone year of a, Sot.; live year Wits, Sat. 91b. ; six year olds, and aged, Sr. Itlb. Mama awl plaints allowed !lb A willw" of use Idly to carry Sib. extra; of two, 3.b.; and of Shyer or sure, Sib.; matches Bred sweepstakes excepted.--Second horse O tnetive 101. Mr J. G. licensees br. h. Guothorpe, 4yn (J. Hayes) 1 1 General Grusversoe's ch. f. Moonabiue. 3 yrs 01d.... 2 2 Mr. l'onses's Is. c. Northwood, 4 yrs old 3 3 Mr. Thomas's b. f. by Sir o:iirer, 3 ):111 fell I Sir Thomas Stanky's b. b. 1ier1114.4111111, 4 yrs old dr So Charles Wolseley's be. e. Choker, 4 yrs old de as altuv4. George Witham Molyneux Lovett, Gent. to be Emirs, vice Paton—dated as above. Royal Veteran Battalion. Captain Donald'M•Arthur, from half.pay Ilth Foot, to be Captain. vice Enright, whose appointment has not take• place—dated as above. Gros. Edward Guest, from half-pep Royal York Rangers, to be Lieutenant, flee Edward Salter, who returns to his former situstiou on the Retired I.W—dated as obeys. 9th Royal Veteran Battalion. Enriga Roderick Marketmie, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Evasion, whose appoint ascot has nut taken place—dated as •bove. HOSPITAL STAFF. Hospital-Mate John Freebo►n Fmk to be AssistiabSorgeria, vice Ludlow, deceasedo-dated as above. CHAPLAIN. The Reverend William Cuckayne Frith, from half-pay, la ►e Chaplain to the Fortes, vice Curtois, plated urea half pay. blasocinDam. The under-earationed British Officer, serving in the Por. totem *rosy (whose name was omit trd by Lienteaast.Ge. Decal lord Iterevford is the year 1814, by mastake), to take mak and pay as hereafter apreAied Brevet Major Arehibild Rom, from 91st Foot, to be Major dated Detector IS, 1814. BREVET. Major Atehibald Ross, of rhr Portursem Service, to be Lieutearost-Culautl in the Army—dated September 1817. Captain Charles George Alms ' of the Rossi ArtiMt", to be 51sjor to the Army —dated August 18, 1819. M &MORAN Mall. The Christian names of Lieutenant Hill, 7th Light Drs. Efllllllll, are Charles Joist', and of Comet Postman, 7th Light Dragoons, Henry William Ikrlieley. Commissions signed by its Lord Lieutenant of Ike Cowsly of R. nf.rw. Williams blare, Esq. to be Viee-Liertenaill—dated April 1, A Main of Corks was fought durimg the Races bet trees the Gentlmes et Cheshire sad the Gentlemen a lAsea. mire, at the ai Ims Psi, t. Liam street, 41 maim sad 14 hess. Gau.ivss, Cheshire. JOINS POTTSII, Loorashire. 31. • 11. B. Modal 4 I Woodsy Tessial 4 0 Tuesday ..3 I Wedstesdsy 6 3 I Wedissaday f 1 Thursday ....... 4 Timends, Telisy •••• . • ••• •.•• •• 4 I Mail ••••.r.— 3l I 33 • 0 18110. To be Deputy-Liarnenaists—Tbe Wiest Honourable Genre RtMO, lad of Glasinw ; and Captain James 05W4141, U.N. —elided as above. Sir W. Napier's Troop of Reafrewskire Yeoassory Cavalry. %Villains) Illorstora, Gent. ill be Cornet—dated April 1, 1820. Paisley Rine Corps. To he Captains--Alesalider MseAlpiae, Eli+ and Juba Stewart, Esq.—dated as above. To be First Lteeteaarits--Jobe Holden, Gent. and Willisss Carlisle, Gem.— dated as above. To be Second Lieatenants—Ttionass Cooke sad John Thumps arm, Gents.—dated as above. Commission in the Roney Militia, 'siysed by the Lo►d Lien tenant of the Cousin of Surrey. Rithvd MumcriiMe, Gent . to be Ltemennist, vice -Chaillumer, resigned—dated April 14,1820. Commission in the Meissen Militia, erred by the Lord Lieu tenant of the Coral, of Susses. Felix Freeman Frederic Bean, Gest. to be Ensign—dated May, 8,1810. Commissions signed by Lord Lieutenant of the Cowell, of Du nibs, tun. Dumbartonshire Yeuntanry Cavalry. Captain Jame. Deunistoun to be Major-Commandast dated April 11,1800. TO he Caplains--laemenant John Campbell ; Lieetesant John Buchanan i mad Cornet Juba liorrucks—all dated above. To be Lientenauts--Alexander Dunlop. Gent.; Alexander &stollen, Gait.; and Julio Dixon, jou. Grut.—vall dated as above. To be Cornet-40bn MacDonald Buchanan, Gent.—dated as above. Dumbarton Company or Volunteer Infantry. Jacob Dixon, Lag. to be Captain—data , January 11, 1010. Eftsissuit iei the Gazette of the 15th April last. Emit Kest Regimen, of Yeomanry Cavalry. Fur Thomas Gibbs Holten, Fay to be Captain, read Thomas Gibbs Hatton, Esq. to be Captain. DIVIDER U. Jose I T. Taylor, tale of L.moCaltall.otreet, Lack's, mac. .ter-anaritter, at gloves, at Galldhall. May 27. R. Ruda'', of Colentaw.trea, Louie*, Blackwell- Hull factor, at clews, at Guildhall. May 31. J. 'behavioral, of Laverpool, moreboot, at ate, at Mr newer les, Lavespeol. 111*.y Si. J. P. Wiens, H. Aher►, sea F. Fiber, ef Kiefee Ate.- - A-...ft„ Lefties, siereisale, at tee, et ..••• Grieuesam Goililikal . ‘Thitehead. jes. ' also July Is. U. __ Imitl.oers et, Looks, sad G Cti;cke, lags of Illawiag tralt.liall.taaton, at elms, at Gall4Bll Nay se. B. Parkes, late at Aldersaabary, bat aiw at Hal- • la !tads.. iSilecrit, 111th --ti al Melte, It Dallas*, Lootlati. • May 16. W. Aim, of llfamalpiril. blemish, limber-ra. r chaos, at owe, al GriliSslO s liampolost. May 3*. T. seed.., et Chlitiotte.otreot, Finn , q .„ piaeo.foristamiker, at metre. as Gail/Mali. July 6. R. Day. of Crooked-lane, Loailtot, oil•broker, at eleven, at GaildAtsll. May ST. G. Staysto, Isle of Coptitall.coart, I.4aJoa, MP, thou... at pa, at duildball. May t 7. I. s eer, wow or lath B.Hol-ioreet. Sf idellraca, csroet-manafactarer. at strirlye. at Guildhall, Irooloo. May 31W. Phillips, late of Beightlorloodune. Surrey, bu t!drr, at clayey. at the Slew lam, Rrigiottelonssiiite. Jane,. S. Roberta. of Sheilah.. Vitra, apiril.auterrhro, twelve, all the Twin-boll, Sheffield. Jolliet. J.S. Debra's., of North 11/.1.10am, Norfolk, crv. , at fear, at the Maid'. Head, NM Wit May 31. T. Ratcliffe, of Frond hridrr. f.alorm , ler, J. R eliffe, of Mattetteater, J. Rateltffe, of F.arotol twirler, and R. Ratcliffe, of Msaeiseater, ealicolsitotera, at elevru, at the Star Ina, Mauehester. CERTIFICATES —May sa. W. Reyoolds, of Bridal, soapmisker.— W. Hindle, of Leeds, draper.—P. R. Delemare, ILoteford, Eases. tioneer.—T. Fl so Mord, jos. of CtiVeWry, silk roan.—+ kid it, tlf P.orick, Worcester, ploorber.—G. ►.. room, of Ileronl. pois.Twerd, niereknot.—G. Paget, late of Tusk strict, %Westminster, plitosber.—.l Atkisson. of Kirkios. too, York, isteveltasit.—J. Wild, of Liverpool, sorrel...oil.— a Misfits, of Looviere, Middlesex, roarh plaier.—) T. Clark, of Tuthill street, victualler Sliewiret, of Wl grave-place. Ptwltcu, boardion.hoose-keeprr.—G. 1)40a, of Lentos, Emit, butcher—T. Nresirsp, of Calralton strrti. London, war,lieeseatas.—.l. Slgr, Ma.irr, of Norfolk New-road, Mik-end 01.1. moo, Middlemx. master awn, r.— W. Thomas, of Ciseapside, Loudon, tailor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLTF.D. J. d Oisric sad J. Neslw. of Gres. WoorlyesterAtreet, Loyola*, aserelsoals, May to, 11129.—E Resler seol C.. Terrs, of Feacharrh-street, Leedom, school misty...saes, ". 1810.—P. Pstmore sail J. Ruyitletlre,uf Ludirsie4i ime. duo, jewellers, May I. 11140. R. R. Striklased aybd J. N. Mopes, of Coventry, chemists, January 1, 1849. EXECUTION. CORK, VAT 3. Palrki Meehan lord Denewpwi were eseented yesterday f'e horglery ■td rubbery is the booeir of Damao t Nutrias, is the liberties of the city Like tic• other pe. PONS Go whose sentence had bees executed since the 11..izea, they appeared very prosiest ; they were Nob your: nom, au., had bent aul.liera-311eelmo was meek awl goo t looking, not Desmond w•niksted mooch Groomes., which nothing but a sense of religion could effect; at the g Mons be OtAlft he had been railed from hi. house by Hilly Coseoll, who hid turned approver, mod was led by him 111111 II atom' hi. will to the place where she robbery was roinniitted. H. freely acknowledged his share in the guilt of sloe crime, and after adding that be aimerely forgave his priocciator, Immisight tba prayers of the speeiamos. They kissed each other hefure the fetal drop fell, sod comodueted theme. let a all ihriongh, ea • maser worthy of the awful artomotatiees is which t h ey were placed. Aniongat the crowds who witnessed the exemitios on 'sat G.tnrday, was a yossg mom, who got en much affected too witnessing the teaming off of the soleappy omit who were hanged os that day, that he became food—ono My ecturs home be fell extremely ill, oir am Ito require medical amid since, ootwithataatliog which he died yerierday. Suva. oilier persons were obeerved to be equally aff.•rted .11 the place of execution, awl few wilnewed the awful geer of without bowleg their feelings to sal ',dinar, degree Pcle" l -- (.11creastthi CAroudef a.) cOari itivisAweit. May It. A eossiderahle irsantity of Wheat remained *vet from Monday's supply, and having a farther arrival this morn ing from Suli.'lk, with but little demand for it, thr a+fet *eve enereclimely heavy, and wily a ie. srtret *ample, while frump Essen Nord bnyers at '11014 , 601 prices ; a._ .a►rr sorts were nearly unsaleable. Fate Malting Marley sup. ports Slowelay's prices, 'having but little at twarbet. The at rivals of Oats were large ; the trails w..• not so in fait as no Monday, but prices remain the saner. In &ASS and aims three is nu alteration. MHATINGS OP CIIRDITHRN AT GUILDHALL To monaow. N. IL T. Booooodglieffidd Moor, Yuck, groc.i DIV! DEN DS. .1. Rubetli, Stony Strairm.l. farmer - C. C. Wiliam, Few/lurch-sines. wier-userelisol G. M. Shelley, Wittier's tpel, hosier. lu H. Hcnskall, Nurtuu $llll-1Ipr PRICE OF wrocits YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct.lted. tipft 691 i I Ilk. L. Art...... Is 1-10 3 per Ct. Con•.. 091 70 loodni 13 41 pr. 69/ Et. hills. 4.. 3 3 pr. 31 per Cent 77H I Lottery Ticket.. e 3/. 4 'ter Cesar.... 071 87 0.1111. tur Acc. 701 70 5 perCl.N.Ass.loo 1051 691 1061 HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mayers 3 •tier 1. I Ernling 19 •f.er 1. By his Majesty's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. LBAKE'S (I.stuine PILLS. in.tiv f at u o us for Caring, is all its Stages, a Certain Disease. this small Pill is a dear; sad the iskilig of IMO SON, is a ie. csirt Case, will *WO convisce the Patient of the certain , ' ..f his speedy recovery. Nothing as be better tostriire.i, owe safe, or mere creamiest than this reseed', fee arch as air obliged to go jemmies or to sea, as it needs a. tiilarla , r . sir restraint of diet; sad SO years experiewce (in am easels sive practice) has proved dial it will affect a rare, elite ie. pealed salinities and all usher methods avail sorban& I." lb* Scurvy and other Chruoiral Dll•Offifff, chi. .ow halt MA iss parallel. Upwards of N,llOO pvir.uv, .4 aoth stirs. have been radically eared of the alias creel (hr orders willies the last eight years. Weigand ••• del" the sole Preemies*, T. TAYLOR and S 4 INS, "'O r "' S. at their hour, No.ll, New Bridge-skeet. in bones rf eel) is. ed. each, dusty lechided.—N.S. Two hart deers sad lights I. the passages at sight. They are ales told by their appoialessist. with copiers directives, at Mr. Meollor" Tey.shep, IS, illief.rdetreet ; Mr. Disheresigh'a, 7. F^.ll* etrert•hill, sserly opposite the Moaresnit at Mr. Sastre 0. Brituiliorrhi Mr. Newhery'l, Dublin sy.d by goer promo is every coesiderable tows is Great Britain sad Indeed. Advice gratis to persons table' the above, .e ether of the Proprieties' M edicts's. —Glee, amid Illetedoal Wesliresars abed. and letters, post paid. sitswered. • Ilse the list published by the Royal °Misr of Lefties. • Moot sod Hushed as Tau OM= Piton as/ Tut thaw Oase s N.. UT, Stood, b C. COMM ILL, of As bawl. MARRIAGE. Weifacially iselasight, ■s Ahkborch. Barons, Edasr , l Fairfax, Esq. R.N. formerly Iflairter of the Ile. t under hot S!. Vincent, and latiila Gardiner and f;4mlner , to Harlot Mary, eldest daughter of the air, William sudlry, Vi:•ar of that parish. DEATHS. In October Nit, nn his 'mirage from Madras in the Cape, Captain Arrow. of the Hon. Esit India Company's rervicr, in she 34th year of his age. s Wrdii.wfay Woofed, after a lingerlog Mimeo, M r s. N.m. port, wife wt Captain Stelibeis Krwp.it, of Georgea-streti, Waterford.