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' And it wisi adted; o it or d i c l arion t b s l it said not be nook place fur his cairsoge isi DIV" ADD eIeXTLESICJI, This day is rilisised, price Bs. 0.1. ice Syn. j -dated Jolly 20,1820. -I . lof this Medium the said 1111 to be 11 " 1.1 ...nein he, sad that he smut 'hive it so ani t ilwr place, the IDING on toy return In town this morning MARCIAN COLONNA. so Italian Tale. "1 Lt West India Regiment -Ctplain George Molyarax. Fable I massed Into slew." Tine was massed ist sit'as. m a j„ go ..1 . ~,A. k„,i 1 , 11 u r ~, pt ,,, w hat c h . b aatt ,, , .., sat a sadden and unexpeeityl change has takes.p/see 'n i ne Pa r t s ; with D ramat i c s cenes an d ot h er Mercer, -from hidtpay Bth 14018 'hubs Regiment, to be selitbl, shame Arty thimasisid penmen; that woe tat say. by f„,, which he cmad are what passed, 'aid , n thei . l EAST INDIA DIRECTION, by the resigsatiou of rot'''. Captain, vice Am t ple Jete1344.4.0.1 4 , w h o e x ci l appei.... mace thaw *rice the somber ofitereows, who, is .a Poi- ........ • rid Scott, Bart., I big leave respecifally to anotnusee By BARRY CORNWALL. dated as above. 0011 rot 00 the .100r11818 of `Paellsesewl• we' till 7 th 4815 1. The Dileadnate in the nix other prliiical cases tried on that it is not my intention to proreed to the is thit " The excellencies of this Porm are of a very rare and Cape Corps-Captain Piedree ikatte. talaii 7 'ltalf•pay Coral. ( 11 1 11111.'veers said. be. disci al Algjority a the Islotura of Saturd a y have all been fogad entity. TMs /urges left the ale peasa nt mc „i„ . I shall, however, await swam of exalted order; the description of the scenery around Laverne can Rangers, to be GalMar•re Antares Steekessieser, allssisness , when proof of the fact was. fauderad, bolt a wl town in t . he poise of the afternoon. porlaully of paying my personal reviled, to the in- is striking , as one of SAvatues wildest pictures; Intl . per. who exchanges—dialed Joly 1820. l it• I. . • alba'. fore-The Jos, were 1105 11.1 mods tryitnt Ivo il Proprietor;' and from the many kind and aealoos haps the finest of all, certainly the vastest piece of eunie:n- 2.1 Royal Velma Battali i on, ,Eafftiabavvi. as the ./Seglish Cutssittutiou. fur am resist - (..Witiff LAIWY. tees of mi pp°, , wh i ch I have recw i ted from a aunt . plative imaginshon ever embodied loy the Author. is the Cs gain Donald Campbell, foom 71st Pia,* beeaphalts, "F* N. the ss.erped authority of she Pruarr° l° T a • It • -..ws- it sir Friends, I renn i n to hope t h at at a ware pe e Add r ess to sh e Ocean, which we prefer to the celebrated vice Phillip thowesit wet. es to his .fsaunslie sitsiniess• et . salisperiamit foe his &freer, that the deep siatilleteuech . .. sal t w ,,h f acw ,,d with some degree o f co ,fid a ," t o •posirophe with which • Childs Hsrolde' closes."--ties ma the Rdlired List-dated "Moire. ~ ... i .. To be Lielitesiatos-Willlarti ajeiliselon, frok 1 11111 tPft7 9641 sei o the weeds,* Om eiewahosoina as by taw climb , Two works of very seppeale int. rest, yet both aboaklb c •cupoord, Ant wither theist, acw sae Uriletbilftwt related in the above subj.-ct. are hcfore us-" Ne- ainment of the object of my ambition. Monthly Magazine. July. Printed for John Warren, Old pond street ; and C. and I. Foos, vsce• Thomas Aositagpobii madras 1,0 Ma fume, Illboodd bs 001 • 0 18 1 ‘ 11 is the set 0 aePktaaleaS eisetattel 4 • 041 pOr: OW Petitions rebating to Airr id-anew( D*Stte.,e, I have the honour to be, Ladies awl Genllemeet, Other, Vet e-slrrel, Rocol.alrret. , ~, ; 0 ,sittiateto on the R. tired Lrelli aid Licsiesitt Ischard ' •1040 be Oh* "aiur) "rad imm'ld he uusirwiSuU springy for by • • Constonter of the lieut.* of Coinnenns';'' and ~ Your obedient and devoted Servant, or whom may be hail, by the same Autoor, Broil, Freer, from 89111" etut e vice ilettcti, who reforms' 111.!"",,_211, he mi,_"l.l", to the salami Rod a rg atualml a s Details of the t'em s bi t iatien t j 'w i se t he P. ire of asst- tare WM. CURTIS, jos. DRAMATIC SCENES, and other Poems, Serum, FAR- •-';4O Isis former situation. au. Itvsitild tist--trutis duke "ri"lica ne w "Pe" aa" Saute. ri. cwor Nu t I llt •d" f " w • and t ....• t • . 16 the 0 . 0 , 461 he was lahwa , o , / i ii hie „ mint " sa d h as arena, Arguments for allowing trst.r-Ii n..fieWil y tat 4, 1820. litill, 75.; and a SIC' LIAIS STORY, with DIEGO DE :, as above.. MONTILLA, and POeiya. SCOOlsil Edition, 7s. eth Royal Vete., Battalion. • 'felnigs towards-the Joey WIC like thisie of Peril Weights Emglish 4ahour for losOnis C?rw."-.-Trit ••••R . r•• t . .ir , - Lieetenwnt Rieliard Givelitry, Irani ltd Foot, to be Lien- hatiPll°; f en he sushi to Gdil list sot stag iliwilieth b e t poet," by au aaptieraawe'netteelauleebil iteraiift n'aial eel. . _ Shortly will he published, wish Celts, price Is. 'roan, rocs gpshbog,,ppogdpimpligs; she Bth Yeovil's Sot- a ll wh° l""d 1 °." ih1 4 4 11 3e "ire MI lOW, 4401 18 er• Far' cula.totiv let the easel actually defeats the argument /M ETH IN (; RESI'ECTING THE FROM SATURDAY" NIGIIrS GAZEITt. talion:-datrd as shove , lAillieNtbr Y ren " l " - ' , ' 44` , J .71 Vei t:f/••11 4 !' • .__ which it was di ne s t oned to substaistilte ; 'tiolartli- QUEEN AND SOMEBODY ELSE •it . - • Th e rea di ng vt. i l" MIKA 44001skriPSYM 411 f or standing that the Pouillonter were intwtly . f us.e ........... 71h Royal Veteran Battalion. the AUTHOR of " THE POLITICAL HOUSE ~. ..„ , MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ' I"' v!° 4 To he Liesteassits-Lieuteetillits Walter Ram, from the Iraa.:a. THAT JACK BUILT." by way of thinking. phiCII btlalls f011u131 : of rolling tit.: ..tN., , 5.:1 4 th R o y a l V eteran Battalion trice John Key, whswe Illt- '''''' LEW " dial a l lie:1111 iii i idt:44tha h lli jui• ' id be g ° • Printed Co. William Howe, Ludgateibill. • led „d i ta ,„ some observilisill'allitehisseuer in Ask o Aid hay had , average. and (as poet hs'isOy cooceiyell' A ' idleci IWite.eyiiee, Argast 4, 1820. : pusetintrot lugs set taken as above; _ .........• • loyal Regiment of Nurse Guard•--Conset I,sised . Cottage* beet Tomer, frossta efierelertrialons, Ski Ile.. I.llll.."_.carsdalla=lrakimell is lriaar OW :It was 1611111004 . At •ffilled . Sr a 91,411,;',E9' -to This clay is published., in 12mo price 7... Ohl. Angstis Hill to be Denseness, by purchase, vice haste drew 3litrlntinh, wlsuse appointment Women Wien plots 'l' m itiliii . wir *rem' , a,Aettip, 1,0# 44 „f alai " a ` "'her 11/1.0•40" were glut ~ . • 1111 1112", 8 sisinsioating the e '. iesi vias Icr);;Cie t isse',4... 'LIA A LPINULA, with the CAPTIVE of bard, wbu retires—doled July '2O, 1820. (laird as above. STA M BOU L, and other Poems. Rowland Hill, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Lord Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. "'nil "un ' sawndearilethdaitli4theus were I : . o bu Ll e at ill" „ ne ,*(0, 11 "1.1-,„, 11.1.1 ' ‘,.-..' . ibe to average. The tendadiecit till The eyldeber t.. 0. L i y J H. la IFFEN, Author of " Aoisian Hours." G. A. Hill-dated July 47, 1840. ./wry," said he y in aa int i mated mdatt i r, , ... aw l w ahin e , w c , course, _one wily; and sifi diner is tte .si:tiiil of know of tio human composition all tales-hog as this, SA Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Cornet George Don. • Ensign George N Ea ri l l re4° wli ir a: re r ruraa bl io lf t i fo betili rmar sl irli° lllol4lllllol4 l4llllPlie - wickedly lodised towards the Cuostitolloa ?..-(4 Mark )- I troth, llist t he mutt to adshinistration yl fUricis • history of deeper interest ; these are the names and combe, froth the 19ils Light Dragoon', to be Cavort,. vice . the Retired List - dated as above. - - ---••• • . • _ _. -- • - • • - -.....-...... srl'r I / mit as dist uhl star Ilaa 1 or rarity. inkil_ silinsde lime had : i...........:...... f,.. id. ii.:. L'L•71.......t 1.....88:.;....•',LF:...‘ 7 . : P TO TH F' N' in the E. Sir Da►id to you ifs upon the this opportruity ibridual Proprietors seblirarters of oo - I'HU• 'lSt sii foul I may She attain, FI Porthat Augur, L S° By tl i ~' • J u By 1 Its nor a history of deeper inte►est ; these are actions that ought not to perish."—Note on the Epitaph of Julia Alpausle.—Cteixtie 111aA0L.D. " It is roallyrefteshilig to us to take up such a volunteas this under cousolevation, where the subject is conceived In 11. e true spirit of Poetry, sail expressed in harmonious numbers.".—.-Go:d and Nortbbuuse's London Magaxine, August, 18'20. Printed furhAn Warren, 19, Old Bond-street. Jury, wickedly isseliaeil towards Coustritatirra !.—(A lowyk ) Look at that old area ()Nor Cariwsight), whose life bed been devoted to the hersellt of his r %matey, sad who is deter- mined to die its the same service." Only God, he said, was capable of kuowtirg if tbry were gui ly of the crime imputed to them. He had the authority of fkathaut fur sayigs, that they could out Sad him guilty without violating their oaths. No swimmers werwealled wt the part of the Defendant,. Mr. Serj.aist VAININIAN ruse to reply. TIE Defeudeuts were Inveigler before tbe Court upon two as einatious—the drat of *Web was, este/big into a conspiracy to *mite dis content and diestreetioa against the GUlrefllelbrlsi sad Coosiiiutiow, sad the Commons House of Parliament, ' As by , law established ; and the stcond, esaspirteg to elect a person fu be the Legislatorial Attorney, and Krpresenta. live of She lehabisents of Bowiughant, cud to claim admis sion into the Hews Curianusur as Member ihereufr No thing could he more simple or intelligible than these charger. The lesrgib of the imlictenrut had beets made the subject of much auireadversiou. Yet the Gs elleaseu of the Joey Williams, appointed to She 181bLigIst Dragoons—fisted Jape 21, 1820. hi ditto—Paymagter Daniel Lutyens, from half-pay 103 d Foot, to be Psymnster, vice Thomas Ker, who exchanges dated June 30, 1020. Bth ditto—Thomas Rates, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Moore, promoted—dated July 20, 1820. 24 Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Thomas Cary Askew, from half-pay 1 kith Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice John Wingfield Shawe, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated July 27. 1820. 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant William Blathwayie to he Captaiu,•by purchase, vice Watson, whu retires—dated as • huve. Ensign, the Retired 9ili Royal Veteran Battalion. Paymaster James Duff, from half pay tat Garrison Battalion, to be Paymaster or a Vetrrau Banshee—dated Jung 1441 1820. Quartermaster Hough Gallic, from 18th Foot, to be Quante= muter, vire Davis, who returns to the Retired Lest--- dated July 20, 1820. 10th Itoyal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant Johu Headmen, from half pay Bth West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice George Chapman, who returns to his former situation on the Retired Ltst—dated July 27, 1820. Paymaster Adam Gordon Geddes, from half pay 3.1 Garrison Battalion, to be Paymaster of a Veteran Battalion—dated June 2, 1820. BREVET. Colonel John Bentinek, late of a Levy, in Holland, to have the local rank of Major-General vu the Cuntinent of Eu rupe ualy—dated July 27, 1820. HOSPITAL STAFF. James Crawford, Gent. to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces—dated April 13, 1820. GARRISONS. .Eientenant Thomas Austen, of the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Fort.3lajor at Duncontaeu Fort, vice Quin, deceased--dated July 37, 1820. M ZMOit•NDA. Cornet' Duncounbe is sot to commence pay in the 4d Dra. ;roots Guards, until 20th July, 1820, as the date given to his Commission is uuly to give him rank in that Corps. The Christian names of Cornet Burke, who exchanged from Id Dmirtious to half-pay 11th Light Dregouas, on 23d March last, are Thomas Travers. The appointment of Captain Grant, from 78th Fool, to a Company in the 9th Royal Vetrrau Battalina, as stated in the Gazette of 1511. ultimo, has not taken place. The Commission of Lieutenant Dernford, 19th Foot, has been antedated to 24th January, 1818, but be is not allowed QTR. OWEN'S PLAN.-011 THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, at Seven o'Clock, will be Jr. livered, as Mitchell's Assembly Rooms, South-west corner of Lincoln's Inn-gelds (Portsmouth-street), the FIRST of a AERIES of FOUR EXPLANATORY DISSERTATIONS on the PLAN of Mr. onEtv, of New Lansek, for placing the Labuitring Classes is • situation of Abundance, Cum fort, and Happiness, and for ameliorating the Condition of Society at large. %Yid' an Introductory Exposition of the true canons of the present severe distress, •oduf the decline and dna/WA of Nations ; and Illustrated by Ground Plaus and Models, representing one of Mr. Owens proposed Vil lages of unity and mutest co-operation- By G. MUD! E. 'I be free proceeds arising frail these Dissertations, under airancethrtsia oweirtioneal by Mr. .Owen, with whose appro bation the Dearvarres have been . prepared, will be applied in aid of Foods for the formation of one of his Esta blishments, pros ided there shall be a reasonable prospect of the p.artical introdoctioo of the System previous to Ja nuary, ISl.3.—Admission Is. Every atteution to the acetone modaiion of Ladies. The SlM:sten of Religion are earnestly invite cl to co-operate in rig telidiit the knowledge of the Prt• - ciples of this System, as beim; the must certain and effica cious means, puller the Divine blessing; of reducing the precepts of Christianity to practice amongst all mankind. Persons willing to associate fur the formation of an Esta blisl 1111 l sit smiler this Plan, with • capital of sue liondired pounds each, or benevolent individuals desirous of thus tusking a permanent provision for • relative or &smacked, are reptested to carol their aames at the Rooms ; slices also will be received communications, post-paid, cutitsieiog facts, sad the rearoniugs ur sentiaseets of individuals, is. favour of, or in objection to, the principles ou which Mr. cher Ws l'lsis is founded. These will be gratefully acknow ledged, and their eauteels deliberately mad ispirtsally eve shirr' d. Cornet Satinet MO Begot to bs Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Blathwayte--dated as above. Alexander Maclaehlan, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, Tics Ballot—dated as above. 16th ilitiu—Coruct James %Mir to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Beauchamp, promoted i■ the 19th Light Dra goons—dated July 2 0 . MO. Cornet I V . • -et Lewis Duncan Williams, from 2d Dragoon Guards, to be Cornet, vice Baillie—dated se above. .9th ditto—Gentleman Cadet Williams o,horne, from the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Duucumbe, appoiuted to 2.1 Dragoon Guards—dated as above. Ist Regiment of Foot—Lientcsiant James M'Concliy, from half-pay 58th Foot, to be Lientenaut, vice Robert Hors etail Scutt, whose appointment has nut taken place— .—dated a. above. 4th ditto—Lieutenaut John K. Mackenzie to he Captain, by purilanae, vice Kipping, who retires—dated July 27,1820. Eosign Henry William Breton to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vire Macleenzie—dated as above. Quartermaster Serjeant Barnard Doran to be Quartermas ter, vice Richards, di-awned—dated July 20, 1020. Bth ditto—Lieutenant George Fusnian, from lialf.pay 05th Fout, to he Lieutrirost,rice John Lowry, who exchanges, receiving the ditferetice—.4ated July 13, 1820. 15th ditto—Brevet Major Thunas Conolly to be Major, without purchase, vice Meadows, deceased—dated July 27, 1820. 14 , —aslant William Forde to be Captain, vice Cottony— dated as above. Ensign William Galway to be Lieutenant, vice Ford.— dated as above. 17th ditto—Captain John Frederick Crewe, (min half. pay 26th Foot, to be Captain, vice Alexander Rubinson Gale, who exchanges—dated July 20, IS2O. Lienteuant IVilliam Cary, from halipay 101st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ralph Nicholson, who exchanges, receiv ing she difference--dlised July 27, 1820. 18th ditto—Quartermaster Serjeaut Gem ge King lobe Quar .termaater, vice Grilse, 'minuted to the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion—dated a. above. 25th ditto—Captain Symois Biddulph, from half pay 96th Foul, to be Captain, vice William Stewart, wlio exchaism any back pay. Lieutenant-Colonel Juba Boscawro Savage, of the Royal Marines, has berm reminded us his rank its the Army. Conuniesione signed by the Lo►d Lieutenant of Ma County of Glamorgan. To be Dcpuly.Lirotesiants 7 Rielsard Morgan, Reve. DELPHIN SCHOOL EDITIONS, ON A NEW PLAN. Just pisbluslord, Ss. boossd, 1. j C'VENAI, and PERSIUS ; containing 41/ Rtrucri's and Kmnic's TIXT, Gat.rnis NOTZI I / 2 and without the Ono°. 2. VIRGIL, Iterates do. do. 10.. 6d. 3. CESAR. °ORMAN'S Tarr, do. 10s. 6d. 4. SALLUST, do. do. b.. 5. HUMERI II.IAS; a Nam EDITION, *Ws ENGLISH NMI' S, 12s 6d. boom,. rend William 3licbell,- Clerk, and Ike R ;id Jebel Moingumely Trahrrur, Clerk—all dated June 23, 1820;1 and Autbony Hill, Esq —dated July 3, 1820. Commissions is the Corps of Swansea and Fairwooil Gen- Omen and Yeomanry Csyslry, signed by the Yiee-Liost bowl! of the county of Glamorgan. Herbert Edward Evans, Esq. to be Captain—dated June 1, 1820. Charles Collins, Gent. to be Lieutenant—dated as above. 'Commission signed by the Viee•Lieatenant of tke North Riding of Me rowdy of York. James Wiliam, Esq. to be Drputy Lteutruaut--dated May 13, 1820. Commission to the Ist Regiment of Royal Tower Hamlets allslettn, signed by the Deputy Lieutenants of the Tower gimlets, in the absents, of the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas Collard, E.g. to be Captain, vice Willisina Arm strong Hodgson, rtsigned—dated May 30,1820. ~. LI Edit of the Iliad, Cossneissinns to the Leicestershire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lard Lieutenant of the County if Leicester. Curocl Robert Mary Cave to be Captain, vice Hickin toipert.rded--daied March 23, 1818. email lion. It. W. P. Curzon to be Captain of an Augmen tation Tioop--daled May 21, 1818. Liculeuaot Chrialopber Vt illiamaim to be Captain, v ice Woodcock, &erased—dal. d December 7, 1819. • Richard Gough, Gent. to be Lieutenant of ■n Augmentation Trump—dated September 1, 1818. John A. Arnold, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice promoted—dated January 5, 1529. Juiiii Shersril Coleman, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Cave, pro moted—dated August 15, 1818. J. It. Mown Cave, Gent. lu be Cornet of an Augmentation September 1, 1818. Richard Buckley liumfrry, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Cur sor', prommed—dated September 23, 1819. Richard Cheidyn, Geist. to be dittu, vice Green, resigned—. February 9, 1520. . _ _ ^ This-is a very compact and markt! __ lies - fur the Use of Schools The force of the Particles, a dis tinguishing !seamy of the Grecian language, is well pointed out. It will be found, beyond all comparison, Ilse heat Edit' for the Use of Schools. at present extant."—Aa.li- Jerold's Review, September 11819. .4 This is. perhaps, the MUM useful Minim orate Al:onion 4.4 rd, that has yet made its arpearance. It is also critical jos an eminent degree, and contains a judicious and well. nriitra account of the digautaaa, together with a dimerts own t0p.... the ft 'lc inene, pi incinally selected fount the wnitiussuf Profes.or 1./isobar, and Mr. It. P. Euight. The hong are partly unginal, and parity takes from Heyne, t lathe, and Knight. The Author has judiciously enlivened the heavy, critic matter of his suck, by quotations from Pope. admirable Translation. miurutal at 1/1111 a few pa vallelliamages from the Koolau Vegets, and from our illus. gnosis runistryoriali,Nlilton."—New Slagazine, Ur ban, .1619 Punted by A. .1. Valpy; snot ao4d fry G. anti W. H. Whit taker.; Eitaguian and Co.; liekiwia and C 0..; Lackingiou mid Co.; F. C. and J. Mainland, London; Marrethe and Co. Edinburgh ; Costuming and Cu. *Dublin; mid all other lioulsellers. Of the same may be had, boom!, .1110RACT, with Eng. l'ateTteat. Cnitore. lush Notes to the LOGY of •ANCIKIIT Odes . ...... 54. 6.1. and Enciudit His. Ma AC E, nu Notts.. 3... th.l. TORY. ...... 24. A Neat E.lition of M viritut.otiw. 4th Ed. 2s. VIRGIL, IRMO. 3 , 1 CICERO ,$e Orvirsos, Ed The saute, wi.h ENG EPUTOLL M.T. El -I.ISH NOTIN, .husli CSROSIN, 3.1 Ed. 2e. 4, IL •ar . dated as above. • alli ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Barclay Moody Sutherland, from halt-pay York Chasseurv, to be Lieutenant, vice Davies, appointed to the 35ih Foot—dated as above. 35th ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Hart Davies, from 30th 1 7 001, hi he Lieutenant, vice Henry W. F. Nixon, who re tires upon half-pay York Clutsseer•--datrel as shove. 44th dithir—Lieutenant Philip O'Reilly to be c a ptain by purchase, vice 31• A u lay, who retitt-s—dated July 13, 1820. Ensign James Carorgie Webster hi be Lieuteuaut, by pur chase, vice O'Reilly—daft cl as above. Gentleman Cadet Janie. Burkina! Esicutiri, from the Royal .elilitaty College, io Ire Eusign, by purchase, vice Webster —dated as above. 47th Ditto. To be Ensigns—Engle:lt James Mllfphy, from the S6lh Find, vice Close, who exchmiges—dated July 21i, DWI; and Augustus Frederick 'Stamen, Gem. without purchase, •ice,..lowry, area J uly 27, 1820. 57th dititi—Ensign Edmund Carrington Smith, (ruin 0241 Foul, to be Ensign, vice %Wallin, who excliangev—dated as above. Quartermaster Samuel Johnson, from half-pay of the Re giment, to he Quastirotaater, vice Muure, placed un the K. died Msy 18, 18'20. elitto—Lielateuani %Valiant O'Neill, from half-pay of the 834 Foul, to be Lieutenant, vice Richard Waite, who exchanges—dated July 27, 1820. Slot ditto—Eitaine George liclaarti Dawson, from half-pay 35th Foul, to he Ensign, vice hal cloy ',UM, who es changes—dated as ahoy,. 71st ditto—Lieutenant Charles Stewart to be Captain, with out purchase, vice Campliell, appututed to the 21 Royal Veteran Battalitm—dated as shove. lhlpliin, dce. uo Interpretutio 73. 6d. GRADVI, w bout Verses or Phrases 7s. 61 Ilse Trot .4 Hs.vvo 74. FLIGANTIM LATIUM Cs. 6.1. 1:111VOIL GRAMMAR 64. 6.1. - DEt.ttilis . 44. GRAMMAR ti. 6.1. - MULCT , Ys. G.I. uttoisilryo, Ata Istin • its, Carl iwrs, and 94.5, trllb English 4s. 6.1. LATIN VocAputAkir I ist.T 14. 6.1. LATIN DimApouirs tr . a 'cute de Mott s. .......___ .. The G. ..•NY mud Gentleman Cruet Henry Milks, troth the Royal Mililag. AGAICOLA 111 TA. Cl.llllue, to be En..igii, without puichase—ilated an above. clnia, from Huts. 72J ilitlu—Ensign Thomas %Vlllium Yates to be Lieutenant, TIER, Willi all his without porchase, V oCe SIIIAI I, prtinsuitil lu the Cape Notes. Six. by Bar- Corps—dated as above. her, 2.1. 1e.4 ii;d • 1. C. I\ IFNI, with bat:- Craven, Grist. to be Ensign, without purchase, trice I Voce—dated as above. LlBll Nteras roil , Will ditlu—Lieuit until Samuel B. Bennikli to be Captain, (Jo EnTIONII. ' •By by 'maim.., v.i.e Vitriol who is toes—dated July 211, !basil. y ........., 3s: 6d. I 1821. LATROFIVL will, 1./ii. I Lumen Herbert Vaughan to he Licuttnant . , by purchase, by 11.30. 24 lid 24. G.I. . *s • ee Itearussli—slat..l as above. LATIN PaustruY,' by • : Portt r Broome Fr..oscuis cli:trlca Gilliea, Cenl. to he Ensign, Du. • r. 49. . 1 by purchase, vice Vatiehati--ilate4July 27,1820. GRAM irIiSTAIIENT, i b6ll, ditto— Eimigsi Fro ili tick Cli.i.e, f 4711. Fuut, to he J 'Mi. belt. By ' , Eusigo, vies )111(1111y, 1411 U i xcliauget —44144 July '26, Rev. E. WIMPY 21 12s. 641. . 1820. Large Paper '.... 41. 188th .title--Litutennut George Hill to Iw Cepilin, by pile. Garr aSt rroratiebr; .' I thane. Tice Lewitt, who rei.res—dated July '2O, ISM with (he A poen- 1 1:.1 . I.lgui , Orli lu be Licuittiatui, by pu.ciusse, Tier Hill— Elso. • ,vs Julia \ lla el de Sthre• lutos, 1 vol. J. , ' slated as shore. TtiTK, With Leese- - hurrah .... 11 ..j. Geoli, loan Cadet George William Butler, fraini the Royal 11 s Nob-% isse. by LrereaSir SaCialt isla. 111iiiiiiry College, to be Ltisigio, by purchase, vice Grit—. Limit:rt. 34 FA.... 4s. 0,1. tutus. with Ent. dated July * l7, 1820. _ Potosetrie Oes mitt- lisii Notes, 34 LA. 2s. 8 . 2.$ ilitio—Ensiiii Charles Within, from 570 i Foot, to be es)ts. H menace' et 1 . :81448. P e.• Smith, 8 IMO 116011101111V1114 it Ii MN shave. 1:11041te •• • Please tu seL. fee V,strs's &Wiese of lie above ism, has be, ti re-iiistatril in his rank. WAIL 21 - 4-:',-1ta16.1110•417.' =s'_" ' `.• • ~ .. ..WA } I ~• , cal; tabu N.cbti:os Cultbiost drays.. 11..... L- .. - • t ~► a !WICK ASSIZES. 7 - -- 'sum*, THE XING t. MAJOR EAUTWRIGHT. woor.En, SCE. Major Cartwright •uw applied to the Court fur permissiou to have the ilefruce which he had drawn up read to the Jury. Mr. l'xidtsom thee Mite to read the defence. It wan very voluntiosona, covering tin lisa thins eighty.three briery. It mated, that Opus. st.neral occasions he had addressed Ina Majesty, but ui 111.1 care to serve the interests of f,cliuu or piety, or his own private iuterests; but purely to restore the Cutistitutiou to its pristine stati of purity and perftc. lion. Hot object isa Itilifeli11111( his Majesty bad hero to expose anti to r emove the shackles which bad been inipus.d Opuu Royalty, by a small faction, who bad tilled the House • Coo l umos with their newts, upon whose will the King or England was depeudaut for every shilling of revenue. At ▪ pruuf of hits attaclnueitt to the real Constitution., coo siriatig of its civil suet military breaches, he had iu the futon of two, Acts of Perliatutut, debut/nett the lerded Uf i'rl4tirlilg it to its original vigour mid splendour.-- The present prosecuiluu was but a prusecatiou fur upiinuus Ise might justly say so, wlieu he, who was a mere spec tator at the Birmingham Meeting uu die 12Ib July, was charged with a coutipiracy, mud 'lwo it was charged as militants, malicious, soil isdausistatuey, Iu read • Kew. lotion, reciting, •.'fliat his, the Major's Hill of Rigida and Liberties, for elfecting a Holum tu the Cumulous' House, oa the stopple principle of voting fur Reverser's. lives, which it r cuusistuu right, beitig exercised by ■ll . . wen of mature I that 1 •1 wt h • .. 1 . ti Oa smoday i auu ueteriuretiug the cilutaC:tr god Honer, um the eauiple principle uf ' soil Liberties, nor eilecilug no-tures to sou swituusuu• wing fur Reprereste. va s° tot: ; a .. to br prove drat ebeo o be 11,11011 t 0 4 ing OStr CPC loitilloa joy' lives, which is r cuiwissim Tips, being exercised by •Il the carom mint , car nage illailtoWreitd Swale uf the partisans die outside ' *trance* against " CIS tail." luau of 14041111 re *dr, owl olio bare rut fur- us t he suirmbhul situltituile, he told the driver that it was ; nen de WlthUllt p that sighs by so y "4°le, the voles being give " • lie Weeder lit *it titre iu carriogri but ea thcoiti, • : • by balko, sod the rryeeragative body Wes resteueJ er hullbala wilkure dicey 1111 P• MG. ought to know, that the extent of it was caused in a great measure by the haterlion of extracts from the iollammatury speeches of the Defeadasits--mail introduced for the fair mad inertly purpose of steal the Defeo.lents as OppOt• 'unity of doing sway the effect of them, as tending to Ms. raft-at their littera ion. throughout the white of their comfort. At present be would entreat of the Jury, even fur the hearth of the Defendants thenereleee, ierdischarge from their minds the memory of all that had been said with respect to the peeking gad improper selection of those who filled the Jury box. The charges of this astute which hail been heaped upon those who bad the furmation of the Jury wets a libel on the admiuisirsiiue of jambe?. He (Mr. Serjeant Venetia.) bad mot said that the Defendants coo. travem d any statute law; but sure be was that they acted in direct hostility to the COISIOSOII law. Was say MOO so ill. experienced or so absurd, as uut to acknowledge the sects , say of every goversureot being from its very nature pos. 'eased of an Valserent power of seltdefewee, and of inflict lug Pollidleuent whilst prusecutisg the mesas of that de. fine? What weld be ate welcome for saying, that to excite disaffetikeis to the Government of a country was not coestrery So any law? The Drferriants ringlet not deny that the couduee with whirls they stood charged, amounted to a pass viulatius of the law, sad therefore the only (lutetium fur them to eoesider was, if the facts wire made out wpm which tie charges were fraueded. If they were made out the law must of coarse apply to them. • In his spied, the conduct of the Defendants, so far from • being endured by the law, approached the guilt of high treason ; at least it appeared to bins the highest misdemeanor of which a subject could be guilty. ?The prosecution was cooductfe its the mildest possible way.— Through the whole process the same forhearsoce bad bees' maintaired ; and when it •as motivated that the names of Harlan of the Gram/ Jury who found the true bill against the Defeadartis were isscluded is the Special Jury list, they were removed without hesitation. It was out beesuee they wished to procure Reform that the Weed ants were subjected to this prosecutions; but it was on ac cusal of the mode which they adopted iu order to Wittig it about—it was because they wished to inflame the public noted, and recite what they celled a general seemlier., which the House could nut lung resist. Fur those measures of severity which Parliament was compelled to easel, the country had to thank the ltefurnsera. The Learned Counsel them weal tutu a detailed examination of the evidence, com nieutiug opus it as he proceeded wish his usual ability. The Louts ClitEr BARON. iu his address so the Jury, ex. plainer' the nature of the offeuce charged in the iudictineui, and recapitulated the whole of the evidence. His Lordship concluded his summing up at 20 initiates past 9, where the Jury retired, after stating, in answer to a question front • the Judge, that they did not thiuk it necessary to* take for their perusal ray of the papers produced is the course of tliwwoa. fu 20 initiates afterwards, when the Jury were ie turniug, she following iihsereatruns look place : Mr. Mader—Allow use, my Lord, to Leader my bill of exceptions. Lotto CHIRP Banos-1 cannot decide upon that now. Mr. Wieder—Hues your Lordship decline receiving it? Luau Cuter Beaux—l duo's say that I do at present. I will couturier of it. Tire Jury thee returned a verdict of Gnarly against all the Defewlauta. We were afterwards told that three bills of ex ceptiou were teuiltred to the Judge; and that the poiuls un which they were founded weie—lst, the manner in which the Special Jury hail been struck: 2d, the failuirof sum. • muniug cue of the 24 Special Jurors at a proper 3d, the out allowing the four Special Jurynieu who attended to answer the question put to them by Mr. Worrier, at the coormencesartit of she trial, as to whether they bad ur bad out expressed any opiate"' regarding the teems which bad occasioned it. We forgot to mention that the Defendants, on their retina from Court ouTharailily evening, were loudly cheered by the populace, which was cousiderable fur a small tows like War. wick. We slid nut hear whether any such cheering accrue periled them uu their returu from Court after she trial bad concluded, and a verdict given against them. The Corot was filled to repletion whilst the Judge was addressing the Jury. Major Cartwright left the Court before Mr. Serjeaut Vaughan consineuced WS reply. (We wire sold, that among other friends who attended Major Cartwright were three awls of fortune. who had beers bred to the bar, 0110 of whom advised the Major to call uo witnesses to Noy small potato since be was cosiviuced that he stood so perfectly clear of any maitre charged in the ilidiClll6lelll, that mar enroll°. to such prolate might indicate apprehensive whole awe, matkl be rationally eisiertaiuml. 'This couusal being perfectly acrordaut to the Major's intuit, it was followed by hies, although he bail two wirer...es to prove that wises COUSillied sass a point Or dispute, respeesiuga proposa l Ittsulatieu bring mitres-id to or omitted. the Major 'helium* giver any oruitio, as he was not an iukabitast of ffiresing. bans, arid. therefore, yogit out to iuteriere ; he had also one so prove, that it wee set his iniesitiou oir the ' to be um the hustings HO • ; p. too to ' air , care. is sometimes (as in tbli itiwitOeti istsatfliiVetia4re. sent its devtlopentrut.. l lt is alitnast. i,eidrr'ss to argue on a subject whiikiiitil . 'so Rally cutsseover lap in both Houses of ParlieasS6t. Mr. V . ..Reletteet proved at the time, that every other anode all deter mining the average propofed by the tativocittr. et prohibition would have the effect of bar tearing It, and bringing the standard so 1110C11 importation price. Here then was an , that nothing further could be dune to eidrai.i e price or curse The very curupleiut of hot; efa among the grower. proved shot prices must i.e bitually low, valets compared with the expense taf wowing. and the ports were, of course. usliolcti.. ally abut. The price. upon a long uvehoge, con it not be forced above 78s.—the impertinent at:reside, was and is 80a.—cusi.equeutly, a prutectlll duty of 100.. instead of 40.. winch was asked. c0u..1 have _produced nu inure ailvautege to agriceitive. • The isiquirits of the Committee were, therein r, very properly limited to the abuses of time plait e,. tablielied by law for aseerteiniser the average. T. e members of that Committee 41 their duty OA. degree °Lend reel fidelity orlduti! surpassed. Had the subject been one of time tot “. bidden, deformed, arid mysteriiitiy; ; stead of bring, as it is, one of the efitineekriiee:, of civil and social econostiy—utie, its *lB6O, tut, cumbrous in its form and mime fur the pragtiei of much retuning and deceit, and, least of 0[4,044. jects relating to the wauts of lure hampered vijit i them, the Committee could nut have rieurchetl , wills more eager sod persevering tlfotta ler it.- detection of the supposed abuert. The " It' rpm 1, " however, proves that the frauds and trims has.: beta about of an equal balance et their effect. as to the establishment of the average. Nothing re. mains for the case which they had to inaititsisi, ex cept the suspicious of the Members, mid some rOg• .gt.tiotet, which they are quite as utiftartenate iii Fun.. firming, as they were In poOVlng fact'. Fur exam ple, they propose an inaproveuieut in computing the average. At preseut the teems ale made from each of the 139 towus of the Lai c ise districts to IL. Receiver of Cora Returns in Lutidose The e.t.a gunwales of coral and money are cast up, aster equalling); the weights and ; the Monty ;.4 divided by the qustanies of grebe which give. t;.e average of the town. The average pricer of tl,e towns, in each district, are added together, and Us ing divided by the number of town., `gives the average of lite districts. The averages of the dis tricts thus found, divided by twelve, tile abole her of district., gives the aggregate average oriel the districts; and the combined aggregate rietrege of the four quarterly retutus, determines the opt-h -ies or shuitiug al the ports at these periods. Tile Committee, unfortunately Stir their case, though reasonably enough its 'mint of taste, object to this complicated mode of et/Input:onm. nit!! pro pose, instead of it, that the total qurtittiy of curs sold its all the 139 towns, and tile tutol money punt 14 it shall be cast up. the letter to be divided oy the former, mid time simple pruduct to be the aggregate atesage. They have, among ..xty-tivo three pages of tables, funning toe appendix, I lt.i Out One um cutnputing the average its this absuurt. It appears that the aggregate. average price thus taken for the ale weeks previous to toe fB2O, would have been 70e; where.is toe aggre gate average, as taken accurate ) ; to law, of the ea:me six weeks, was 695. 10:I.—beteg sC I. loser, tioat , is 2J. to levourof time growers towaid• itieveatteg Ma purtattun, more than they would have had it tn. y had been allowed to compute the average to ties way. And lest any credit shoold he titeeir fife.' this their own stisteseetst sn favour cf, thr.r eetatieu•. be it ietnembeite, that their claws has out tact.' that of a Mole equitable ataudoril, hut t:.:11. higher average puce. -no. 0.. e cm is producing. is so much r thdd etNa, y fur proving that it is tusteueeible kir uie let beeure the agriCilltUllotS d litgi.tl iu.ce her Alai theu li at pieseut bated uul ul I.lr p other claims; etwept I..tleeti it Le tiatife fclutLy either to buy ur .ell curet oi.dcr goy it g:ier Reece, which the ititiaiut 4,r hualdiwy of ,tie co.o git.wei2 may tisetatr. Now for the other side ilie ,ugnottut. The author ul .g Uel.i.s , 1 t, a C4mbiastium," ay. pt.- pubes to etteustue ah..t are the •thele y the twitting reguldtluut fur .etc iitteui , J.lloll LI grain; ohd if wcn t thelf a.e a Juru.o , Nio.ti pi, • teueeous con be tatted by the t.N., ,g,ci...•1 • ti.r it. tattling theui, to the autfuiveri•Let.i.it IA tit/out the Weer god tite 4-lArl.l cli.itroil. . and delentaistiug the cherdc:tr ri.J pue•e t.. 0 mutate) t l'arein4 over Ire tuhul..d iuor aAJ I e al7 14 .a !U•l9 •I • i.• 14,16 0h44 ;I