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I M PER IA L PAR LI ANI ENT: irOUSE v . ; Imy,* Nov. vd% tits‘:;ELLANE(Ws, • . . On the•l . l.lrther conitleraikon of the seets Cause, the Lord Advocate t, Ma c:item:les.; s•lr. AnAAt wo , partly beard in hii The conclusion of which, i., COONLltience of the pro. linction of. certain doctimenti.being decitied necessary, 'Was rostpoped till this day fort Cotinel.Were piirtl heard in the case of I)empster v. ('rev horn and otliert4,, Magistrates of St. Andrews. To pia,',..c.7d kgsin on :Monday. • 11,{),a1 ,issent was given, by Commission in the Malt INities, the Lortii, und the Local Tokens Bills. rrln. Lords, Connhissioncis wcre—the Lotto ('tlANcLt,t,on ) the Earl of I-Li fiItOWLIY, and Lord . . Silbsidy Bill, the Scuts Distilleries, the Irish Sugar ilountie*, and the Parliamentary Seats Vacation Dills * vt'Ore brought up from the Comm:lll . s by Mr. I..u.stivvoroN mitt others, and severally read a first time.. A private - Bill was presented by Lord SrANLFY, whielywas e 1 o'rrad: ... The Annual Indemnity and Loan interest Bilk, sevc•rally ints4ed through Committees of the %yhole House, find were re-, ported without any amendin , nt. • . (1,1 1 ,1t.GY; . Oa the qttestion for going into a Committee on the Clergy Suits 'Suspension Dill, Counsel (Mr. Sedeant - Copely Mr. Heath), Bite rant. to their Lordships'orders, appeared at the Ilar in support of Mr, Wrjght's Petition agaits:4 the The forme; Wits heard, and the latter was ctbo:at to aadre,s the Muse; when . . . Lord ELLENIIOROLTGiI made some observations respect ing the ease as brought before th eir Lorti,hipi, and adverted to certain of the allegations on the part of the Petitioner, which did not appear to have been adegnately substantiated, and up•ot these points some explanation took place between his Lord, , bip and the Learned Connstl. The LORD CI L seemed to con.aide in the opi. rion of the LearirtA Chief Justice, and it was deemed neces sary to hear Counsel farther. _ . Their Lordship; then resolved into the Committee, wlten the (lithe was agreed to, and reported without any Amend toent.—Adjourued tUllllonday. HOUSE OF COAPIONS. The House 'was summoned to the Lor ‘ ts. where the .11oyal Assent was given, by {:('iii111114S101i, to the Loan Bill, the Malt llnty Bill, and thy. ranml Token Bin. A Bill respecting the ()thee of Accountant-General was sent down from the Lords, and mid a first time. The Sun Eire Office Bill was read a 2,.1 - time, and referred to a ::elect.Cmattiittee. A Petition feons . the Insolvent Debtsrs in the priion Of Glunce•ter Seas received, and ordered to lie oo the t:i!);t. The llelston Election Bill was read a third t inse,and passed. The Loadon 'Militia Volunteering Rill went, through the 'Cmitsnittee, and tine report was received. It was ordered to be rc.id a third time'to-morrow. MARINE MUTINY BILL. On the question for the secOnd reading of the- Alarine MU tiny Bill,'. , Mr. BENNET expreSsed solle surprise at this Bill being hurried through at s, , eb,an early period in the Ses.;iott. Sir - GEORGE WATtItENUER said, that it• was necessary that the marines, when serving On shore, should be subject to regulations similar to those of the land forecs. The objec tion in point of time. would have been better when his 7 . , ;a1i1e Friend Lord Castlereagh) 'moved the wind Mutiny Pill. Mr. \L surros onserved, that when the Mouse , the resolution of the Runnier of men to be voted fur ~rviee of the, year, it appeared almost a twitter of con, ,;. , t the Mutiny Bill should be brought in fur their ,TBII.F.AD admitted the necessity of presenting • the , tiondes st an earlier period this year than what was out he could. see no necessity fur passing a Mit:illy 1; , •, - , when there w;',6 one existiug, which w.i , ild contiono forc:.; tu,:he Q;itn.of March.. It had been hinted, that the adj:,,,ronsent would prolnibly he so long . as not to leave sitifi cien't time fp pass the Mutiny . Bill - after the recess. If the Nisble'Lorti did far that, or other reasons,coueeive it would be' particular'sy . expedient for the public service that.thc hill should be now irsied, lie had lio objection. Lord, admitted that the Bill was hrosght forward much earlitt in the Sessioo than was usual, and that this eiecolosiance was a fair. object of Parliamentary ol)serva tion. 111 the present cirentustauees, however, and consitkr inF the state of public nosiness, he would say that it wits in the contemplation of the Ministers of the . Crown to adjorirn • to to. period so 10.1.11' the. tie:loting-of M;,; rls, as to make it in convenient to have the Mutiny Ilitl t :hat to pass before the tvitts. It certainly had been ttsual for Parliament to 'ham,, this grelt inensure of contrind over the lenity in their own hands, alifl to postpone the Bill until a very short time before the expirdthal of ,the last Act. There had been easel where this had been run so close, that there were doubts in Ireland, and thetntore 4istaut parts of the United Kingdom, whether the Mutiny Act - were in existence or not. , Mr. was satisfied with the reasons of the • Nohte Lord; but it it was to he au 311 . iattrimient: and not a prorogatiOn,. be thodght the iotention of the Ali i rers of the Crown had better not have been so expres!dy stated. Lord CAfiff.EaEAL4ll said, that itti .the Crown hod err- • tohly the ptr.yer of proroguing Parliament for wh:a, time it jutiAcil expedient, he believed it was by no means u nusual toy it 10 ,igairy its wish as to the period of an adjournment. There was na reason to apprehend that the House. would re fuse to accede to that wish, or drive the Crown to the neees - sity of a prompt ion: . , The Bill was then read a second time, and committed fur Iktatithiy next. ,The 10, minions of Exchequer Bills Bill was read a first anti male' ed to Ile read ;t third time to-morrow. • Pattie Itt-part of the Local Militia Extension Bill hemg brought up, • Mr. wituT rEsLEN , thought it it would be necessary to girest lower to the Lads Lientenant to a,cinble then' for the purpose of propo,itig this' extension ot their services. Lord CeItITLEIIEAUII said that wit, unnecessary, as they he assembled at any time for the training reqttired iiy law, and it could then lie ascertained whether they were will ing to extend their services. The Ma was then ordered to be read a third time to- Morrow. • si.TGAit DITTIF,S. The CIIANCi . :I.I. O It of the EXCHEQUER. rose, for the purpve of proposing at, additional duty o f G s „ (hi p er h un d re d weight on F/ist India sugar imported into this couot ry,so as to Make a differeoce of ten shillings a hundred weight, as a pro t eciing dot y in favour of the West India in terests. On the other nand, it Oindl g,'enter fiei:ity would be given to them to t the ingot- from this country. 'nits advantage, as a.; the decrease of Insight, by the throwing open the trade would probably halance the duty now laid on. Ile, however, wished topro,oose, tirA whenever the market-price of Sugar appeared in lids. per hundred weight, the ditty should he t dien o f as it.exceeded that pri.T, so that if sugar should exceed 70A., the whole los. la:O on East India torgar. should lie taken would he nial.ing it act icily as a prinecting duty, wii boot injuring the supply., Ile &included Moving his resolotioo. 204, ono ,scpx,,iNs m a t t e up o bj ec tio n t o the proposed duty, hot 'he thought a omen more 'general question woold be in volt ed in it. By the tin owimt open the trade, he thought. that :ingot* woutd be b i.:rought front ;he East Indi e s IC) a reat egtent. :ing ot _' shippiog, to the detriment of the British shippiog interest. ?dr. MARIWAT said, that the West India planters were entit:eil to a decided preference,. when they were obliged to bring ;ill their prod lice to this country, mid import every thing thee v:anted, in British ships. The. West Indies employed . 5! VOO :women, Slut{ took manufartures to the amount of seven or eight millions in return for their prodoey. There was no prospect of our having similar advantages from substituting l.as Ind 4 sugar. Hail.; said a fen Words from under the Callery, which, as ire could hear them, went to say, that whenever the East India produce had been ;nought into Competition With the produce of thy West Indies, it had uniformly failed, and therefore he teal adverse to the Bill. 'A'l'l.lNti said that notwithstanding all he it it neard, lie must stilt repeat, that the objection; he had before mentioned still struck him to be of considrable irt. - oy..e. F. W. SMITH said, that where there Were two parties, o tii:ferent ittterest,, it was very natural fur eaeh of them to view their partieolar intividual interestwith sift eye of partiality and teoderoes, and to become apfirchenitive Abet itluight be 5 joi vi red by competit Tile Report to be:brollght iii to-mom)w, The Madder re44l u secoudtiote,und ordered to he committed r.,-nuilit?::%, _ _ , . : ^J broug.",A pp ilk , Army Estill) ,tev for ti:. ; OrTipred to be prin:ed. . •• ,• that he d ont l bring thew - under the c ,„. , , Wr , h0..., , 1ay next. .. • : ' • ~ • Poilie 1 iit V.'ert; severally ordered and tl:r. Frame-brcalting Conti -11114,,er 1;',1 t re:ol a firitt, and. ordertxl trd) IciAi ttliAL: LAA LAAV _lNTitt,t lOtiNtt. COURT OF CUANcERY, Nov. 9.6. J. P. AtnitOL. AND OrIIER3 V..t. SMITA, ESQ. M. The Vic?. this day gave hits judg 'bent in the above came, which was heard before .ltim an the Bth, 12th; and . 15th NovOnber. The bill prayed.an account of the produce of certain effects of the late Captain Jelte,, possessed by the delenflant aster Capt tiu Jelfe'S decease in 17(15, as trustee fur his infant chidt en.. Captain Jelfc left at widow, v. ho - obtained letters of admi nistration at his estate; hut the defendant, her h r olher, undertaking to conduct her affairs for her, possessed the itliole of hue property, and never settled any accaunt of it for thirty-seven vear, namely, till 1802, when Mrs. Jelle died 1-le then rendered an account to her family, by which he appeared indebted to the estate in' less than -WOOL.; but the account being submitted to the investigation of arhitrators they awarded the sttrn due to he upwards of 33,0001. which the de fendant pail. The farther I clahn made against him in the present 3tat amounted to about 15,000/. .and was founded on a discovery made since the award, that several entries in the accounts laid before the arbitrators by the defendant, and ads itted by them, were lake, representing him to 'h a ve m iu le p u r c hases and sales of stock, which, in Jiver, never took place. Upon a statement of the acepunts, upon the basis of the defendant's real transactions, instead of these imaginary stock. , dealings, the balance due from him appeared to exceed the 33,000/. and - upwards, awarded by the arbitrators to the extent claimed by the phsintilfs' bill. The Nrtcr.-CuANrcELLott stated, that though the evidence from the Bank 'shoved the entries in , question is the defendant's , accotults relating to the stock to be false, and lair ground was laid for decreeing the account sought by the plaintiffs, if the Court bad jurisdiction, he felt Abut the award which had been made as the conclusion of . 11 the parties' differences, wag, under the provisions of the Statute of William the :Id . , a btu; to. any far ther investigatiou He, therefore, thought that the Court had not jurisdiction, and dismissed the plaintiffs' bill ; but considering the 'Case, which was proved by them, be said he should not make them pay costs. COURT OF KING'S r,r:scti, Nov, V. THE KING V. TUC HEY.. J. lIINGRAM. The defend I.la wits i- flay brought •up for jut &t:t..nt.. Ile had been convicted of a conspi racy, together with James , Cooper, the prose cutor', to defraud the revenue of 101. by inserting in a deed of conVeyance a less suit than lout actu ally been paid for the consideration of the pur chase. The •intlict meat also charged the defendant with purchasing a house which he hail di i ssuaded Cooper front buying, in order to extort money front the said CoOper. It alai stated, that the de fendant purchased the hOuse for 750/. and sold it to Cooper for 2,200/. in consequence of a dornutut license, which the Magistrates had alitiwed to be kept on foot for sever• years, having been attach ed to it. It is unnecessary to state the circum stances. of the case more fully, 'as a foil report of cheat is already before the: The affidavit of the defetnlant Was rend, in which he denied that Cimper had ever asked his advice as to the purehuSe of the house in question, and went very fully into the .different parts of the cause; forty affidavits as to character were then read, in which the defendant received a most ex cellent character ; one of the affidavits was front cite Bishop of Winchester, another front the Mar quis of Buckingham, several. from Magistiate3 of the county, and one trout a Roman CatholiC Priest. Mr. JEKYLL addressed the Court in mitiration of damage's ; and Mr. Sedeant PELL replied, on behalf of the prosecution. Mr. Justice.La Byktic said, the Court had to discharge a. painful duty in passing sentence on a Magistrate and a Clergyman, 'convicted of a eon spi;acy to defraud the revenue, and for having sold a house' for a large sum of money in conse quence Of having obtained a license for it. In an imadverting on his crime, and.apportioning his punishment, the Court would not attend to any other circumstances than such as had been proved. It was clear that the hunse was sold to the defen- Aant for 7. - Dll. and that some short -thne'after wards he sold'it for the sum of 2,2001.' including the license.. It was material that the bargain was made between Cooper and the defendant, without any communication with Beach. The defend:int also gave [11: order for the conveyance to his own Solicitor, and he was not called at the trial, nor had he made any affidavit. If it were true, that the defendant did thint,t that Cooper Wll3 to pay the expellees of the . conveyance, that only provNl that he did not do it front a corrupt motive; but Ire would. still be guilty of a conspiracy to de , fraud the revenue.' It did not appear front the defendant's affidavit, 'how CoOper 1111:1 paid the purchase-money, "It was clear that the defendant must have given directions tohis*Solicitor to insert stieli a sum.as the consideration, as would enable hint to avoid paying the 201. ditty. In ordinary cases, when persons of low condition were brought be. fore the Court, they generally: pleaded ignorance; but the present defendant could not avail.himself of that plea. The Court had an imperious duty to perform ; they could not look to she right b an d, or t o t h e l e f t ; they could not, deal tint jus tice With' a, different hand to different persons.--- The Gotta, although it would not go out of the way to remark on persons not before the Court, could. not help reprobating the p:actice of grant ing dormant licenses. The defendant was nut innocent as to this business, for be-knew of the intended application, as Was shewn by his saying that he was interested in . it, and would not take any part. The legislature had beett very careful that persons engaged in the business of public- houses should not have any power to grant Ii tenses; but the object of the legislature would be frustrated', if the owners of those houses had the power. Taking all the circumstances of the case into consideration, the Court raid 'order and ad - judge, that the defendant' should be imprisoned ;six calendar monthS in the goal of Winchester. :Lord ELI-ENDOW:1(1On direeted that the Judge's Eepurt, and the proCeedings, shOuld be laid before She Lord Chancellor.. . . . istititAttY tittbliOr.i.9,s. . . . . . . , . . 6th Itt,giinenl. of Littht I)ra4oon .-r---Cornet A. J. Stanuners, to he. Alijotabl ..s.lre Ifickson, o.oiliota.'d, . IGtli Ditto—Meta m ke It k v, tient. to be Cornet, by purcbale, vice hertlichatil I), pi•Qmoirrl. '' , • I7i h Dithi—Wiiiialo to tc, f ictlt. to be cornet, by pat-A:lse, •ice 1 lawort li, pronolloll. , • 2.dDiiii,--.10-Ini Ilitinelley3 Paliner, Gent. to be Cornet, . without purchase. 1 . 2cl Itegfilleot of 1.',.);--;flerttletaill Cattet Andrew Ilicbtnonil, a fon t the ittiyal Military CollOge, to be Ensi.sn, without . , .Imrcirtge. . itl nittli-LCapt. S;itiw, from the Itlt Poot,.t obe Captain Of a Cilrelp,iy, vise Brinighton,:who (.xchatigcs• 7th Ditto4—'l%i 1,! - entettatits- , -Lieutenant J. Erskine, from the 9 , lth Foot, vice Hunt, who exchanges; end Gentleman I.lcUry Thotnas from the frloyal. Military Ctiliee, without purchase, 'rice. Henry,•Promoted. 9th C.iptains of Compaoies—Captain R. E. Broughton., from the:id rn.t, cite Snow, Who excliang•es; and Doni:ire.:ine, front the 3(1 Garrison Bat talion, rice Welaiao, 17;l;, exchaintes. Gentleman Cadet Francis Smith, fr,,u, the Itoyal Military College, tv be Ensign, without pitrcinive. .10th Cadet John Tharp, from the Royal Military College, t he Ensign, without purchase. 1 I th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet John Blair, from the Royal Ali- Mary College,. to be' ltins'.4ll, without purchase. 16th Ditto—Timulas.Dronioit, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Smith, deceaseil. 18th Ditto--Enslya R. W. Tarieton to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice llancoritc, whu resigns. Richard IValshe, Gent. to be Eitsio, vice Tarleton. Lieut. George Wade to be Adjutant, vice Vercker, who resigns the Adjutancy • only. 14th Ditto—Gentlewait Gulet Charles Graham, from the Roval Military Colley., to . be Ensign, withont purchase. 27th Ditto—Cetti {email Cada John James Slater, from the Royal Military College, to he Ensign, wittiont purchase. 28th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet G. Nitaw, front the Roy - al Nil . litany' College, to he Ensi;.:o, without purchase. 34th I)itl9-44ientleinan Cailiq L. Cooper, from thaloyal College,'to be !;,ut purcirc.e. nth Dittotieutleumn Cadet T. Lewis, fri,m the Royal Mi litary College, to he Ensign; without purchase. 40th Ditto—Gentleman (':let Lewis, front the Royal MM . Callegv, to be Ensign, witliont.purcl:4se. 41st Ditto—Gentleman Cadet. R. Botterlichl, ~ from the Royal Military College, to he Ensi:;n; without purchase. 43tVDitto—Chich e st e r Fortescur, Gent. to be Ensign, with- ont purchase', vice Fow!er, appointed to the wit.h 'Foot. • 4Gth I)itta—'l . 6 he Lieutenants, withant purchase- . --En.ignis Tisilall and 41. G. Pallier. withoutlinr ' chase—G. Stuart, Gent.. vice Tistiall ; and 11. Moises, Gent. vice, Parker. 47th ilit6i—Lient. W. Hay, from the 7th, Dragoon Guards, V.) We Captain of a Compd nv, without :purchase, vice Fitzge rald, promoted in t.he ifoth Foot. Gentleman Cadet G. I.,:iitutiley, from the Royal Ali:it:try College,' to be Ensign, without 49th Ditto—SerjeanOlaitir George Skeene to he Adjutant (with the rink of vice Ciuse, who resigns the Ad jutancy only. 52d Ditto—liveret J.:wmt.-Col. Win:Mein .to lic•Major. with out vice pl'om.tttt in the - Giit'o'root. En sign C. Bohnati to be Lieetiliatit, withont purehasei. vice Davies, _promoted in the Ceylni Reshot:tit. 66th Ditto—Major •J. \V. Jlallett to be Lionectant-C:olonel, without purchase. Captain I''. S. Forbes to be Skijor, wit bout pi ii -iu: e., To be L'i.;itainii a Companies, titliout purehose—Lieutenant J. S. Hail etzrid Lient. F. Gi . ,,ibons, frod • Liekiti , nahl It. libiekwood, frwit the Slti Foot ; Lieutv;ia:it •J. from the . sth 'oat; In! Lietitemiat front it root. - To he withpitt pUriltage---Ellijgos G. Ni4l)ett, C. Clieirile . y, Nugent, J. Fraier, J. Began:, and Lieut. J. It oval, from the Gist Foot. • . ' %VitriOlft purchase—Join t Donelly, John Hop- • Ettwartt Hervey Faster, Burrow, Laster Na- . . . son, Nilti;bolus Palmer, Tho:alit Alttchelt, and Edwitrtl Jas. Tity'lio . ,oeuts. .. sDthl)itto—Ueut..l. F;ttco6,,from the 4na, Foot, to he Cap tain of ;t Comiettly,'v;ve Fothotiri:l, drhtt of. ltig tvutuats To lie Lielit..naots—Ethigti %V' E4tvto its, vict; Pay, tiillefl in action ; anti Ensign : 1 . Ituber;solt, t ice Freeze, deal of Wei wonotk, To be Euxigns—itobert 'White, (*ent. vice Edicutdi ; and Sweetittg,G.mt. i.e Itoliertsoo, C)th liittu—Nta.,',or-i.ener„l.ll33e4Ketopt, front the 31st Font, • to bd. Cummandant of Brevet. Lientehmni-- Colonel .1. P. Haut, trout tL.: 7,2,1 Vout, to he laeLite4atit- Colonel.• l'o he Nlit . ;ors—Nlttior . it, 0. 'rripit, from the Roya'. African Coro; MI Capt. 'EI. Fitzgerald, front the 37th runt. • TO be Captaiiis. of COmpunie.---I..ientenant J. B. 1)111, front the 47th Foot ; Lieutenant. U. Leslie, _front llse Fool: ; Lieutenant T. Power, front the 47th Foot. Lieutenant .1. D. Welttherley, from the 37th Fuot; Lieutenant J. Car michael, from the 10th Foot; Lieutenant C. Campitell, trout the 9th Foot; Lieutenant H. Brunton, from the 0..41 Foot I •Licutentint fettm the Gth Furst ; Lieutenant It. Get hitt, from the Ilth ; and Lieutenant (i. Phelan, flout the 48th Ftiot, To he Lieut ',oft:lts-1'1%4m C. Ito 4c, from the Filth Foot ; Ensign T. Aeroo, freto Chr 29th ,Foot ; Eulign S. Tre,ett der, from the 19th Pout; Ensign.H. Oage, from the 9%.t_ Ftiot. To be nisigns—Jo - seph Itoeser, Gent.; Lewis Alesis Rous seau, Genf; Clifton Curtis, Gent.; • Arthur !Zenith, Gent.; 'John Kelly, Gent.; George caniphyll,.Gent. To be •. Assistant-Surgeor,•--- I ...luspi:al-Nlate. P. Smith, vice Whetstone, superseded, being alisent tittiont leave. 62.11)itto—Ensign - Eneas from the Antrim Mi litia,•to be Ensign, without purchase. G.ffit Ditto--Assistant-Surgeon MiLcan, from the 99th Foot; to, be Surgeon, vicek,o9.l.llly, promoted on the Staff. With Ditto-To be Ensigns, wit bout purchase—Lieuteriatit Morten), from the Leitrim ;liilitia; Gentleman Cadet Thus •• Porten., from the Iloy,tl Nlilittry College. , 70th Ditto-;—Lientenant .1. Kelsall to tie Captain of a Com. pine, purchase. • . - Tu Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign J. Graham, Ensign .1. tllexa.tdcr.. . 74tIt Ditto—Captain - J. A. Mein to be . Major, vice Campbell, dead of Iris wounds. Lieutenant T. S. Lister to he C4ptaiu of a Conipany, rice Mein. liniign H. ti. Eatuiltua to be Lieutenant, lice Lister. P. Campbell, pent. to be Ensign, • • • Ditto—flentleinan Cadet Robert &nem, fsotn the Royal Military College, to he Ensip, without purchase; 83d Dittu—Ensign T. Nelegan io be Lieutenant, vice Cum miugq, hilted iu action. 'Volunteer ---. Nati,' to be En si;o, Vice Nvlegan. he tie LieUtenants, without. purchase, Ensign J.. vice Etigor, win) resigoN ; it F. - Lifland, vire tlecencti. To hare the rani; _Lieutenant • Ensign awl ,k(l.',utant Deit IJitto—•l;,uue* Goo Libel!, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase; vice . Hope, , promoted._ 93t1 Ditto:—Eiiiiim C. O'Neil to be Li eu t enan t, i v i t h ont pur .. close, vice (iihn, who resigns. 94. th Ditfo—Lientenant J. E. Hunt, from the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, rice Erskine, who exchanges. 37th J)itio---Lieutenant R. - Huey, from - the Wicklow Militia, to he l'll, , iAl,.without purchase. .• 98t11 Brenan, Esq. late Liebtenant in the 'regiment, to be Paymaster, vice Burke, Who resigns. 10:u1 Ditto-4.ientenuut J. Barber, from the Longford mili tia, to' he'Ensign, without purchase. Ist West India Regiment_ Philip Vulthat, Gent. to he En sign, vice Pardon, derea.sed. • 3d Ditto--Hospital-Mate M'Anclrew to. he Assistant-Sur geon, site Leaky, appointed to the Royal AVest ludia Rangers. 4th Ditto--Itospital Mate J. o"fiiele to be Assistent-Snr geon, vk c Dettehlson, decenied. Royal African Curps--Cupt. J. J. Mating to Ise Major, with out purchase, vice Tripp, appointed to the t;Oth Foot. Lieut. A. Skeeite, from the 2.lth .Foot, to be Cattain of a Company, vice M:ding. To he Ensigns, without purEhasc--James Kingsley, 'Gent. vice Saunders, promoter ; and Jonathan Woods, Gent. vice'Lee, promoted. Royal West India Wingers—Assistant-Surgeon I). Leal; : ', from the 3d West India Regiment, to he Assistant-Surgeon, yice Jackson, dkinissed the service. The York Chasseur,--Nlajor-General A. , Hay, from the Ist Foot, to be Colonel. , Major A,..Cmthlan, from the , 21st Foot, to be Lient.-Colonel. Capt. 6. Duke, from the tat West India Begin:ent, to Ire Major. • To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenants J. -Nicholson, frmn the 8:Al Foot ; front the 61 st Foot; 'E. We therell, from the 24th Foot; W. V. Ityneweld, front the iron the 30 Draguens ; a n.. , nd A. St 9 n : Uw t i l t . 7, t f l re c n;t l l l ie a7is ls ' t Light Dragoons. To 'he Lieutenturts—Lieutenant 11. Mackay from the Royal African Corps; Ensign WilliaM Heath, trout the nth Gar- risen m i tutiott; Second Lieutenant . William flay, from the 4th Ceylon Regiment; Ensigns .1 6 Stainton, from the Foot;(Lob the %Ali Foot; and J. ktil:b 4rds,fl. l%: t . t with thtl,t'ut r t. 'll be Eniigits—Ensign C. l . Vi4nelet, frJra die ball.pa v of the.lntlependents; Clritles 11..Shullerii,AtIolphli 1.,....,,,",. Gra,: I-leni'y Baylie, .101 in Ross, mill John flo;1;es, (;c"'" 3d Garrison Battalion -Captain R. Wellman, from the fr! , root, to•te Captain of ti, Company, vice llomarestpie, wlsi exehingri. rah Ditto—l-lent) , Csiii, tat. tit be Ensign, vice Ikath, pro' tuo!td in the Yorli thassenrs: ._. • Md oyal Veteran —Capt. G. a,onald, f ro m et 2d 1R st Foot, to be CaPtain ßattalion of a Compatiyi vice Sutherlaml,3p peinted tti the 4th lloyal Veteran Battalion. 4 • Battalion. to be Captain of a Company, ..th Ditru—Cat.t. A. Sutlibriond, from the 211 Bova', Veteria 7th DittO—To he Lieutenants—Lieut. IL Wall, front the SA,. Foot, rice BoVil, iha eased; Quarter-Master deceaseDuOl frosu the Bth I.C4ist I)ra . goons, vice.Trsbury, d. • To be Etiign—lienry Al•Clitichev, Gent. TICe Curtio,di• , ceased. vice Hall, &cool :, BtRbI . ING tall, Nov. 25.--A nutaci.on took place yesterday. in this town, Mae' held in the Public Office, but as.it coin mit the crowd which a!tended, it Wa ► to the School Room of the Madras lust The High Bailiff opened the piirpose Of in a brief but emphatic speech. The CURTIS, Dr: QUTRAM, and J. SrooNEtt, verally addressed the meeting with eft length a Committee was appointedrto tltt Address to the PRINCE IiRGENT, on the prosperous state of affairs, and exPresli` readiness of the meeting to make every to promote the independence of Enrope, tam an honourable and lasting peace.: modifications, the Addrest was ztalous. and with the usual vote of thanks to th main, the meeting broke up. We are authorised to announce in a p , manner, that Madame CATALA f 135 110 ed any engagement at the . Opera llouse suing season ; and that she will give C0 11 °, 11 ; 3 4 n most extensi v e plan, and in the most oieiw style, under the immediate protectioa trunage of the most distingnished pers °9ll4l 26th Nov. 1813. METIOROLOGIC.4L JULTRIVA.. By PHILOSOPHICAL IN .INKS, 4ENT M.OOll, 511 It. W tUY ~` r l,.~i(l~i Thermometer. olary of Calton,. and Recto. .Ip. a ii : l 3 : a h ni e tsi e s u i i t it t i l , e ial t yt l j i ,, y .,, t ,: g.a t cd l t verye 7 rl a o d d:::: g e e s a i i l l: E r , : : % 1 ::: /3 . i ~ 'llialu Ex t e ) t n er ivkv ft d ir u m e : d r!T y t:: i te ri t is lre hi C s o t, rt i‘ nie rs r: i t ' u si , : a t i p i , : C o o e int y , e y f e-, tart, i:sti. of Corot, i 11. Oa Frtdue se'nuight,ofan apoplectic fit, SirG4l-141 Knight, of lie:airfield Lodge, Swan to' sea. , . ! .1 the l•ith of March . last, at.liangtilour, in ' 0 dies, Catherine, the wife of Colonel Geo: . 6 , c V 1 1 - 1 ""' ' • ' 25th Light Dralzootts. At Bilboa; in Spain, in the 480 year of his egg, 1 ; 1 :. Culotta All.tr Campbell, of the 7.lth Itcginient Counnandaat . of the :id Regiment of Portuguese J This Officer, wire had served tour years in ti,lo• Pco:l' ecived the wound whi::: . .ll, ofter.futiolt suffering, death, in the battle of the Pyrennees. A short time ago, after a lingeri:v..; illness, at the St:acacia, in the County of Lin;olo, Nr. catfo url matt, tathedral and ettureli bell-1i.r.,,,er, and on ' change-rinier, aged 75 years. lie IJegaa theahoie of htbitiess in 11'1i -early days with sixtrin shiliing,;g Christowt b o xes, and hell ochitid !florin freeholds, cii rind, perstw ,14 al property, to his olispr, upiviirds 0 ma lr o t f ‘ t v h e e ek :l :t i t n@ C • u o li 'stet hug , f;tculties and uncommon strength till Wallin al% time she rapidly decayed. ago, whili h e r two grandsons were burnt in u 01, 0 ' illtrardill..‘lani,n4;e?rtOlC4T.tsillieSlll.vt COAL MARK T, NpV. Ships at Mai,tet. 31 () til v t '' ...... : .. ............ ... 1 . ° 1 4° 0 7 . '''''''' • ( 8 :: Ci n der s .. .............. n ..... .• • 0 41 .. t" PRICE OF i'foC s udia smit it sca stooi, Exclicii. Dins, ti Old Onmionl, tii 1.2 Neli'llitto, 9il Imperial pet Ceat, • for Op en 6 oos Bank Stock, Nary Et per Cent.97.l 9313 11 . 411'5 rut Cent. ptr Cu't. 754 761 pd. per Cent. Fwd. 6of 6,91; 601 .3 per Cent. t;ons. fit an• Bank r;.• Ann.l4i Stack, • HIGH IVATEtt AT LONDON 1511113(11'' Eventi)4, 4 “Enine, 17 mi,lotes aftrr ; LONDON Prinicti by .1. B. CA.B.S;rAiIIS, at tile su,,i_orrucE, •Nn. i . ) , tit . %%' to r 0 041 published by I‘ 7 ,A. tateut;, Letttas fyu il •d A u° , i • J. h ! APO v ! I : Di rec ---......_ I.olv , ti tu , tlt;'‘4:l. rrtt 471 IS n ieeti4 e Ulf ~,,, , firit I 11,4 ;'t pei aid not g , l; f the meet- • e Itev. C. effect. At !nor up Ort f v f h e potent l e i ire of t he -y tactile; !, and oll; —titre s • • tly cill7' be 0 4 ' 7 11 07 ' ' ISk ll l 1 , ,„• )creitipt(l L . ,• (), ---------- - BY It. 13.1N' , c'l '' l ' I). PHILOSOPHICAL T N's'r nUMEN T 11.04.1214 Ile on ' , - 'llsermonseter. __.-----*''. • .....' • • ...: ~, • ..• ) 'i; /Alto 7 1 , ~..: f, m •:- ~ • = :-! • .• -, 1 4 . ..,. - •:', .4 .., •••••. !? '' .-: --: "' tl• ...: ; • i• 4 ! ,,'1tl , lc le i:+ t ~, a 0: ...„,... 4 I. l ' ,7l Mgli :: • 13 :”, 34 V. 34 29.74 . ' r,;:r • pig 4.1 4 , - '," 14 '' .7 !"! -73 nzi 7,3 1)1. 004 . 11. ; 41 11 15 4'2 :3$ 45 35 • :Co .15 . Do. 1 : 13 4 4 i 4 : he 16 37 :34 49 37 .67 1 , 4 ,. 1 04 5 44 4/ st II 17 3..$ 37 43 32 .40 . 21 SII.A S 1 . pi. \ ......... 11 ;s7 ;;:1 4n ar, .70 .lo ril I ' pi' 19 40 f.f.s 5•.) 47 .79 -c7 lt;iia ~ ----- r_ I On the 14th inst. the La. of - 1 t:1:1:it': ;.--•--- ----- of ti. 3. pui.,. _,:ij, T' :D:0 r 7 1 : 1 ,i . 5 , iri t ..,',:d 4 i.,',;_::, ) ::).:51 i ,t 1 ,..: . ra q . t.. 12reit:1,11:ainillth;;Ittolct N. gc, 1.! , ' e ir l' ad " :l;f j°4(1)1::e 14 1 ii i; t' l l t ‘ ;; :i t 1 11 1 ' S ° pl: o l, ; ( l ;s l . ;: ne t i r ri s . t: ! . , : i.:: ::f il,.: l , :i i l l. tit t !;an t''anl, t i r. - ..,0• •^,,e A il, the La ' f . ~ I ''4 l Ham Sta• 1. - . ' i: „•,,,,fiX tilt,, ? ,' a ....') Li: t.:,., _it' o.a :wt. , '• . 0. - •,,,,e . r Cifildfll'il'itr,Ctt taL ‘, Itrit 4 11 ._....----'' f ; t , IN' 4 ........_- .....----,--- 4C, ,' GA -14•!' tuna. . iv -re, -... .M.‘•11111)::D ; 4, • ! ,4' , ' k ~ 0 ~, : C . l Q"' s • 3 3' lagt, id St. Peter's, Isle efr. - gov,ii:.. • (le (,/ 1 i ~ , ,ersel, \t"ekteatl, Of the linval N•koi;', er k , t . "- ,','''',' '41.16 " eldest. tlaughtes of the I, te .10}shbr . ist uw: r ''' ' ‘` l ,' , ..-- ' i lr'' ' ' ". '''''' 1F...-.:45:(4I)::::1:1‘:1:14.;111;:::411!iz.'let/t:.:1:;;:1:1:11:SCteai;;::i:Witt:1-1:,Lak7ytit::1:t:ttit'E;i'l:':.°;:;:::4t.s;:t:,:le:.:'.!::'::::;::::-111.........?Iiii:t• I:j;t4ti . 1 4 ,, i4 ( I. : SC : ) 1. ‘'. 1:1 ..... 0 7(:) ,), : t S tNoi lI ,... n :: 11 1.it y : ,. r : e 1 1 1 0 4t r Y d l A fi li t i.e rl . .ii . . ; •.l.l 2E il D e : wife Of j° lin ' I: , r 1 3 .4 , 1 ii '''' l . :1r ' L:: ' 4 1 , , , , 414 i: t t t 1 : I : : . ~ i, I th e I ~ kii .,.•, .. . 4 . ' 2 the utl iolt. at her Itoit+e at ;• 53 . 0 , "0 1 ' , it... 2 IC'., in the 71st . year of lie. 1t4.•, ;qrs. klester S,'ll 1.1. 14 • , '-i; ' 4 . the late Nathaniel Small, 1'.,..i.... • 2 tut il vi '''.',''. 6 , On ' . .1.1.-•alay ttitgla last, at 111enheitn, afte r- 5 .4 e." o - ' V ' • tl, Hight floss. i.,'aroitne, .Vikaattness.Cliffleo,°,, t he P ' . 4 ' •ic , ..,tuit • • ~ „ot ti ) ' 4 l , 'l ' ( l:l l l:e t r i Sl i ,:t , ° l:i t i t t l) . l i : l :f i g . l , l . ti l y ll ,.. l ,li na:ft:ht' eldest ' . 1,. . 5 ' a q ::::: e . i i 1 :. f ti l : c i S ;(--, i ;t7i . u l tv i'4 1,:- 4 ...' , re, Mrs. Sarah Newusan, relict of Thomas NetriaPt, . 4 to : s 11rnek-street, Bath.. ' . • • ' el S I ";r( , I ' On Tuesday, 0 1 i i t t u g ti u , a tt r , Li Si s r o 'f a l 1 tt.ttnitt!r•Styi.t,..l,lersAa I ,.. t ru . Y 2 1 , 3 r1 i d ,4, r it iir .n t I:‘,.elBl'it,nii%:::' , 's i i ' s l '.. " - H , ; f : . i i . ~.' A.M. ,i .11 the 16th inst. at Putney, the titv••••0-1"` e t. 7 1 1 1. i. , G A O, rie, On the 19th inst. itt James-street, 1 3 " Uin g ba17 ... di (1.. 1 . 1 41'. infant daughter of Lieutenant-L,olonel Clifoti. .. 0.430 .,55e 4 1 i ii -ul t -, 'On Saturdayla 4, tit her douse in Paris-streer, r'„',,, 7 , 1"'„, , s 4 l r 91, ; .Mts. Mary l'ittnan, ti 'tighter . o f the late .••••••',,,,gc• Ai . 4 34 Newte, awl wolow • the Ile:. John Pitman, Sattlet,Y ' , e. 5 1 , t al dory of Calton,. and Rector of Alpliii4roit, nd. ty Ila` i ' l . h " The same day, at her ludgiti•7s. in Excter, Nl i° ..- ‘ , 4 4 a maiden' Lady, aged 71. ' • ' .. 11 . 1 . 4 „ 1 Ca. j 4 .'; On Sunday, at a very adv.:lns:ea age, Mr. NV , ,11.1 0 I? N .,............ Exeter k formerly one uf the Coroners fur theCosin,,ie- dm, on ‘v rdnesday ni .raing lust, Mrs. Israel, the W e otitk„. rad', fist!. of Coriin i 11. Oa Frulay se'ati ight, of an apoplectic fit, Sir &' 410.111° ,:e 1 ' • .i, ' ~ " p ' ,. f Knight, of IleAthlielti Lodge,l': ol .:;f C r i f ) N t 0.1 the 14th of Nlarels . last, at.liangsslaor, iit "_ 4 ,, of ' •., , 4 4, -11;,, 5 , di,s, Catherine, the wife of Colonel George l'• ; 0 - 41 ,.; 1 4 1 4.1; 6 25th Light I)rap , ons. LicOte"lj,gijl li. 4l ' : e, , At Bilb.r.s; in Spai ts, intim 48th year of iii'. W, , 4 ,t, _,,, .. , 6 1, 411 ,, Colotsel AllAic Campbell, of the 74th R.cgiittt or se .r l ,o l ':', '4 4 . 1 4,• rti Commaitc,litat of the :id Regiment of l'ortagt,::,o4la.l4 '44, 'Phis Officer, I'v I t o had served tour years in' ti,li.' r .), _ oo ll' tl 1 ceived the wotsutl whii: . .ll, after .:swots suffering, " .i . go lin death, iii the battle of the. Pyrenote es. ' 'IN sii:tltesrth7nt,tiinnsetahgeo',coauftnetryaulfinLgit:sagui,l I litl.sz!lithillerit),,4l,i'.. r ' 14L. t Y : ,,, 1 4: r t t n sunth,tathedral and elsurch bell-1ia...4:,er, anti al - h i . 0 elsange-rissit:er, aged 75 years. lie 1. , .4 ....an stet hog. . ii o C t i l : l i d b r , i t i l s:t v i t ' r e:, ,i t s t: h a : l o n x i .. ) l . t ) s . : l a , e e ' i l r i r d t l :l , :f l , i ' .. ) o . t; ' , l • l l l :l , .. i t ) t i d i I l i :1 1 , , il , u l i et i i , i; ;I:t !' r utttl•te:t1:1:1,1oBlir:gl:ii.!:::.ril. , f or ' i 1 : 0 ' . titt 4 i t i4 el , l , l :;::: . 'i Lust week, at Co!tmgwond man of the llama. of liachard.ion, aged 104 ; .1 1 a r . ,, e l ; ~.,,r, ,, . r .. v : . faculties and tutcunituon sirengtil till Wall" . 1 , 0.0 0' _ . tr. t)11, 4 2 .._ , P , ago, whtn her two grandsons were 44 Main,' near , ti. ' - t , %: 4 4 1 time site rapidly decayed. • . . ...:,Z .il l ' 6. • COAL INIARKET, NPV• ,• „ ! t r ice. ~,", al iii ' Ships,at MarAet. ShipS sold'. 5 ,34. 3 d. to. (. sc. ,;!, N, , 11, al,• , 1 '1 0111 33 1 TSVWCatIe. 0 . ... .. ... . . . 002 ... . ..... ~;,.. oj, t'. OW , li vls 10 Snliderland .... • .... '.. .10 . . ..... 0 ., „,., ti, .../, it, i , I , 71 t knour.tsil.:7:1")i::•1:(ii:::,,,?!! 1 i t ,, ,, ,tt , lti p i r .tsli ---•• v" - ~,,,It, I ' Cinders ............... , 0 • ... 7. : ' • • • • tli''''Jtlt t qtr . . .t,, e, ' 4 l - .k *lc ti tr t , Bank Stuck,l" It , I C . }.: OF i'i'OCT.,11S1111:11;:lill.11-,,liait:!;.00.:%.,,,,,..!,;4.,...,41:11is• , Navy 6 iser Cent.97.f 9311 - . lo i s , ei .4 1 .: ~ [l'il Iri*it's put Cent. ; . . . Exclieq. s . j i 12$ 1 4, 41 1 )1 OW onninint, I , . A . 4 per Cott. 754 76+ ' - t ,, t ,„rn,,, N e w ot- ,•-c. ol • .2i i t 1 h :1 per Cent. Red. Gof 591; 601 . . 1 1 s pet ' a 4 f- & i t', '• ii 3;..i Vent. 1;ons. fa i iiihii , lii_ l l ,el , i . l O , opening , ' • .. 44 4 , 4 4, 1 11ttn1: r;.. .Ann. 14 i lb-laths .- % Coos . I • . ,-'''' • t 4 1 40 01 India Stock, . titO /C. • • 4( 1; 1 ' 4 . 0 ,310) r „ v l ii t II .: itittr) (o ' • no,: Jr tii(iti IVATEtt AT tozo) () - - -- .„ 4 ,42 .- -44 - it Morning', 17 minotes after • ri• I l';'" -,...- , 1 , ,• , _1 • •is 0 It, cse t....".........................•.....--....-------.". - c 4 ,,,. illit 1 • , i .,:0, _ la. LONDON ' Prit!ted.hLvh.nl:llll,;(l:‘:l7.l,_l:4l.:_r;,4",ci,h`j:%l:,,Phr.Sl4,.,°.tA4riso',sl:4/e,'" 1 !tlisli .. ao 1 i WTI tAtt,‘Z l