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ri.0172 'he LONDON G F,, ,May 1(, 1807. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, thel.3th of May, 1807, present, )• ,71'11 - e" King's most .excellent Maje A stY in This day the Right Hon. - Richard - Earl - of Clan carty was, by His I\l'ijesty's command, sworn •of Ntijesty's most lion. Privy Council, and took his place at the Board accordingly: At, the .Court at,the Queen's Palace, the 13th of.. :gay, - t SO7 , present, The Kith's Most - EKcelfent 'Majesty in CokinCiY.." Whereas hostinties having taken.place between . His.Majesly and the .Sublitne Po : rte, it.is this day . ordered by',HisMajeqy, by•ani with the advice of Privy Cpuncil, thrlt• no Ships - or Vessel . - belong to any_of His Maje4ty's...S.uticieas. be : Tex:64o, - , to enter and=;-clear out for any of the Ports within. , the dominions, of th,e Grangl, : Signor.,until fUrther rthe,!,r vleas'ed order,,, that a general embargo or stop be madelof all Snips-, anti Ar,v4l.,i, tsoe,y 661.01,10 9 g to the stabietS : of the, Gt, 3 l4 l 4tult, eoay.within, or which shall after come into, any of the oorts, , harbours,xir roads within any of His ALijesty's doznioions, tog - eorler„: with, all' persons and etfAs On.brvird.all.such Shim", and 'Vessels and that the CommandePs-of His r.s/Itl,'. jeFty's:Sliips:of : Wor and Priqteers db. detain and' br'ng - into port all Ships .and:Vessels•beJouaing to , the snbjetts of the Grand Signor, or bearing the flag of the Ottoman Empire ;• but that the utmost care be taken for the pre , eryation C all and every part - of th.i . ;, - olygoes on , board, atty of the : said.S:hips Vessels-,• so . Oat no darnagspr.o,mbez4lemcnt what e;''er be sustained •;. and:it s he,.Commanders r,f 'His Alajestys Ships of.VPar anihp;ivateers are hereby instruacd , to detain uhd ,into. Port every, such Ship and_Vessel accordjpgly,-,jAnd the • tne,Lords COmmissionersolHis Majesty'sTreisury, time Lord:i COminissioners of the Admiralty, and.tke v Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, are .to give tie ne(*essary dlreaionsherem as to them may Jespec tiyelyappertain. W. • FAWKE N E R At the ,Court at the Queen's. Palace; the 13th May,: present-, The King's most Excellent Majesty in Council. Whereas! the city., town, and fortress of 'Monte Video,itod its.l>nendetiCies, :have been conquered . by his :Nip.jesty's Forces, and the territory anti forts' of the_ same are delivered.up to His Majesty, and flit: same- are now in His Majesty's poss'ession-; His ;ajesty.is thereupon pleased to order and declare, and it is. hereby.: ordered and declared, that all his. loving sulljetsmay lawfully.. trade to and from, the , saiskcity, town, and fortress of Monte Video, and . its Dependencies, being to His Majesty's - possession, . ittclnding'therviu all and. every. the territories belong ing- to, or forming a part of, the Government of the. same_.; and that such trade shall be subjea to the same duties, rules, regulations, conditions,- restric tto.ns,, penalties, and' forfeitures, to which the trade to and from His - Majesty's colonies, .plantations,:and isiands'in the West f.ndies.atid South America is or shall be subjea by law, except that in cases: where duties have been,- or-shall be, imposed by his Ma-. jesty's.Cornmauder in. Chief, or Governor for the time being, of, the said. city, town, or fortress of Monte - Nrdeo,. the said duties shall in such cases be paid, and none other, until His Majesty's pleasure therein shall be, further declared. And HisAijesty isTfurther pleased to order and ckeelare, and it is hereby red - and declared, orde that all commodities, being of the growth, produce, or rfianufaclUrel of the said. citY, town, and fortress Of i\ - 1 - ,nteNideo, and its„aep.etidencies, being Majesty's possession, inclutug therein all and every, the territories :belonging to, or forming a part' of the Government of the same, or which have been usually exported there:fro - in, Shall be permitted to be .itn ported into any ports of the United Kingdom ; and that .sucli _Commodities shall be subject to the same duties, rules; regulaanS, restriaions, conditions, penalties,: and . forteitures, as articles of the like sort arc subjectto, ',coming from His Majesty!S colonies, plantations, or islands In the West Indies or South America.` _ _ _ it is hereby further Ordered . and declared, that it shall not be lawful for any Slaveor' Slav'es to We landed or imported, or brought into the said city, town, and fortress of Monte:Video, and its De pendencies, including therein all and every the ter ritories-belonging to, or forming a part of, the Go verninent of the same, 'as aforesaid;. upon paih of the penalties and forfeitures in that case by law provided. And the Right Hon,. the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Twasury, and the Lords Commissicril ers of the Admiralty, are to give the necessary` di redions herein, as to them may respectively apper tain. , W. FAWKE.NER. Foreign Office, Downing-Street, May 13, 1807. __ . • The Right Hon. George Catining, His Majesty's PritiCipal Secretary of State for Foreign' Affairs, has tliis.ay notified to the Ministers of Friendly and :Kretitral - POviers resident at this Court, that in con sequence of the receiit . hostile proceedings of the Ottoirian Porte, His Majesty, has judged it expe dient to dire et; that the blockade of the Straits of the:Dardanelles, and of the Port and Harbour of Smyrna, already constituted by His Majesty's Naval Forces, and chose of his Allies, should be main tained and enfotced in the striaeit manner, - accord ing to the tisages of waf acknowledged and allowed in similar cases. Queen's Palace, May 13,. 1807. Thisday, Baron Jaco.bi.Kloest, having been rein vested with the chara&er of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of Prussia, .had a private audience of ..His Majesty, to deliver his new credentials : to which he was intro duced by the Right Hon; George Canning, His Majesty's Principal Secretary of state for „Foreign Afthirs, and conduCted by. 'Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knight, .111 aster of the Ceremonies. Queen's Palace, , Muyl4, 1807. This day Baron Jatobi Kloest, Enyoy_Extraordi .nary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of PrUssia; ,had a private audience of Her Majesty : to which he was introduced by the Earl of Morton, Lord Chamberlain to ,Her Majtsty, and concluded by the Master a ol the Ceremonies.. • Ma; t 6, iBl/: tst itegititent of Dragoon Guards, John Botharit, Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Leatliani , , promoted.. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant James Marsden to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Bickford, who retires. tst Regiment of Foot Guards, the Hon. Rob. Clements to be Ensign, by . purchase-,:. vice Majendie, tirtmitited in the 93 ( 1 Foot. George Stevenson, Gent. to be ,Ensign, by purchase, vice Hay, promoted in the Royals. Coldstream Regiment of - Foot Guards;' Ensign G. Thomas 'Baldwin to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Upton, promoted in t he' i Ith 'Foot. Gentleman . CaderPatilet Mild ; may, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice . , ' Baldwin. • • . ~• tst Regiment of Foot, Licut. George C. Crespigny, from the 3th FE,ot, to bePtain ot a Company, by purchase, vice Pittinan, who retires . : 4th Ditto, Henry Vette, Gent. to...bejEnsign, -by purchase, vice Webster, promoted. . . loth Ditto, Lieutenant the ' Marquis of l'weedale, from the ' szd Iroot, tube , Captain at . a Company, by purchase, vice: , layes,appmint,edltttltg,rith Itoyal Yeteritivl,,il“!dlicin., , • i4th Ditto, Aiiijor.,Moot. Burrowes to.be.Lieutenant Colonel without purchast: • Copt. Win. Wi.4od to .be Major, vice- , Burro Wes.: Lieut. David K. Eavvcett. to be Captain'ola , Con2pollY, vice Wood. PaPtakt; James ,Ounlop,-‘frorn the- . 7th Garrison I.3ttalion, to be Captain of Couillany, vice lackson, who exeltang,es. , Ensir thas. 'Van Baerle to be !Lieutenant, vice:Flaw/tett; • 'lstl),Ditto , „l9lio Humphrys, Gent. to he Ensign, without. purchase, vice Bliss, whose Ap poiniincnt has pot taken.. place. • 21St Ditto,: Captain. Edw. Anthony Angelbi littim the 4th 'Garrison ,B,attalion f to be Captain ot a Company, vice. Grant, whp e?qliiinge,i;; 2.2(1 Eletiteilltuttiltn „ Maclean to he captain `Of a Com . cpany,"by pArchaVe,"!viie who , :retires; E ns i gn ' lohn Kirtip,tp* 4leutpiant, viin.Nl 4 l,l...ezu). Francis L'He roadcll, Gent. 'to be Ensign, vice kirby. :23d nitto, EtisikryGP . rdon f -W.' Boo!:er, from the loth' -Foot, to be First: Lieutenant, without Inirchas.e.- To be Second I, i!Fri:4 lll s - r'r !Lomas Hartley, Gent. by pur chase; vice. S'otlichy, promileit. Whalley ! , . without 11M - chase', vice' ikiirird, promutdd: Gent. without purchasti vice-Montford, promoted.' IT° he Paymaster of the t tst •Batta4on, Paymaster NValtar Bromley, from the 2el Battalion, vice Keith, who resigns. 32d Ditto, Ensign . Henri - 1'7E37 'Brookes to : be -Lieutenant,without pdrellase. Jotiii•€inelair,Geht.ltri be Ensign; vice Brookes. • - • 3.4lll•Dit.to,,Sam,•Brown-rigg,. Gent. to :be Ensigq ,with4ut purchase, vice Anderson; promoted in the 4th Garrison,Bat-.. • talion. --..Walsh;-Gent. ¢ o - be: Ensign,' ‘`vithout pur chase, . . - - 3ith Ditto, Captain James Payler t . from the 4th Garrison Battalion, to be-Captain of a CogOny, vice Hardy, who ex‘etiarisr,es: '• • 38th Ditto, Lieut. Win. Wiilshire to be Adjutant c viCe Tik.. lor,promoted. - • • ! . ;:. , . , ; 44th Ditto ? Ensign Y. 13616 to be Lieutenant, by purchase, • Ike 0' Reilty, who retires. _. .53d John Barrowcliti; Gent. 011ie Etstikii; by purchase, vice Brine, promoted in the -39th 4i•ooh- _ . 's6,tta,DiitO, Lieut. Dennisalkly,to..bo . .Captain of a Company, without purciiiise, vice Lacey, axpoinied to the 2.clCairi son I.3.itbiron'..` Meta - . Wrn. Thenie.;•fMni r the 97th l' cot, .to be Captain of a CeinPanY; vide Vrater, &ceased. 7:o-be Lieutenants—Ensign R.. , W4geii, vice Daly, 'tinsign Lloyd. Ensign Sanl.'Slawe, front 1311 i ;lout. To be Ensigns—Wm. Ride ' ' Cen't ' vice V. , arren. john . Drummond,' Gent. vice Lloyd. George Farr, Gent. R. • Armstrong, Gent. _ 69th Ditto, John BrOvn, Gent, to be . Ensign, withoutpur chase. vice Neill, promoted in the.4B - ,th Focht. 74th Ditto, Major Nycolm .M‘Plierson• to he Lieutenant- Colonel, by purchase, vice,Shaw,who retires; .Captain E. Brui,igtitOn to be Major, vice - A4` P her so n . Lieut. Alex. Thompsbh to'be Captain ofa•C'empatty,.. vice Brou - ghtori. Ensign Robert Fenton Wingate, to be Lieutenant, vice Thorn pun. 75th Ditto, Ehsign Tames TetiiPle'RichgdSon to be Lieute nant, byliurchase, vice• Morley, Who retires: James 'Tem ple Richardson to be Ensign, without purchase, vice• Scott, whose A ppgintinent has not taken place. 79th Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Ensign fames Imlach. Ensign. ',An Cameron. -Ensign . Alex. Cameron. - 'Ensign Donald Cameron. Ensign Ewen Cameron. 84th Ditto, Ensign E. W. Martin, from the 32d Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Carter, promoted. Both Ditto, Ensign Henry. Arden, .from the Istit Foot, to be Lieutenant, without. purchaSe. Ensign Andrew Neill, front the 69th Foot, to be. Lieutenant, without purchase. 94th Ditto, Lieutenant Geoige G. Monro to ,be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Gordot‘ prnmoted. ' 95th Ditto, Lieutediint Henry Lee, 'row the 63d Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 7th Wet India Regiment, Major the •Hon. Arthur Percy Upton, fromthe 13th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonels by purchase, vice Conran, appointed to the Royals. Royal Waggon Train, Lieuten.utt John De Beaker, from the Royal West India Rangers, to be Lieutenant. Lieutenant lames Harrison, frointlie Half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant. - ; 2d Carlson Battalion, Captain Jos. Dacre. Lacey, from the 55th Foot,. to be Captain of a Company, vice Hamilton, appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. 4th Ditto, Captain lolin Hardy, front the 35th Foot; to‘be Captain of a Company,. vice Payler, wino exchanges. Captain lames Grant, front the a!st Pobt, to be Cap ta in of a Company vice Angelo, who exchanges. 7th Ditto, Captain Lucas ,H. Jackson, from the 14th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Dunlop, who exchange,. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieutenant-General William Maxwell, from: the Half-pay of the q ist Foot, to be col u _ tie!, vice Lieutenant-General Lurnsitaine, deceased. 4th Ditto, - Lieutenant George tVcstpit'all, front the tst Gar rison Battalion,• to be Lieutenant, vice. O'Kelly, deceased. Bth Ditto, Captain James ,Young, ,front the Royal Waggon Train, to be . Captain of 'a COMpany, vice Do jersey, ap pointed to the 34th Foot.- BREVET. Captain Nicholas De jersey, of the 34th Foot, to be Major in the Army. STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Amadee Harcourt,. front the Quartet- Master- General's Department, to be Deputy Quarter-Master-General to the Forces serving at the. Cape of Good Hope, vice Tucker, who resigns. • Permanent Assistants in the Ouarter-Master-General's De partnient, BreVet Lieutenant-Colonel William Howe De Lancey to be Lieutenatit- Colonel, vice Harcourt. Captain the Hon: Charles M.. Cathcart, from the sgth Fool, to be a Perineineht Assistant, with the rank 'at Major in the Army, vice De Lancey. The King's German Legion: 'tat Regiment of Light Dragoons,_ Cornet Hieninimus Baron Wish, trout the ISE Dragoons, to be Corner, vice De Reich ' meister, whose. Appointment has not taken place. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant and Adjutant Hieronimus Baron.Decken to. be Captain , or a Troop, with temporary rank, vice Volger, prombted. Cornet Anton Baron Wersabe to be Lieu - tr.:runt, vice Biela, appointed Adjutant. Lieutenant •ErneSttis De Biela to be Adjutant. . . _ . • 7th Battahun a the Line, Adolphus De Spilcker to be En sign, vice Dieschel, appointed to the Artillery. Depot Company, • vice De Rougentont, appointed to the Bth•Battalion. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. , William TuCker, jun. of Exeter, serge-manufadurcr, Trom May 16 to (une 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. David Atchison, of Wecdon Beek, Northamptonshire; draper, to surrender June 3, at six, 4, and 27, at eleven, at the Bear Inn, Daven":ry. Attornies, Mr. Rolls, Southampton ; or Adr. Egerton, Gray's-Inn, London.. _ David,Gosling, of Nottingham, victualler, May 2i, at six, 26; at nine, and 27, at ten, at the Rani Inn, Nottingham. Attornies, Messrs. Brntnley and Bell, Holborn -court, Gray's-Inn, London .; or Mr. Twells, Nottingham. John Vandrant,' of Wood-street, Cheapside, London, car penter, May 26, 30, and tune 27, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Ledwich, Baldwin's-court,• Cloak-lane. . Samuel Smith, of (;un-street, Spitalfielcis, Middlesex, baker, May 27, tune 2, and '27, at 'eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.' Wilkinson and Church, White Lion street, S pital- square. ,Thomas Boulder!, of Iligh-st-eei, Shadwell, Middlesek, cheesernahger, May 30, tune 9, and 27, at ten, at Guild hall: Attornies, Messrs.-VI/went and Upatonc, Bedford. street, liedlad-square„ Jnseph Dutton, of Burwardsley, Cheshire, cheeseTa6lor, 1 tine 15, 16; and 27, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Whitchurch, - Salop. Attornies, Messrs. Knight and Brookes, 'Whitchurch ;or Messrs. Allen; racy, and Stocker, Furnival's-Inn, London. William !army, of Norwich, telnionger, May 19, lune r, at eleven, and 27, at four, at the White Hart inn, Norwich. . Attorney, Mr. Hamer, Norwich. .. . . , .LON VON :I "Printed by RICHARD 114.11K15, Af 1 1 / 4 70: 4, 'Ma . r... 2, , OL-court, Bow-street; and published by. WILLI'A'M ARD:rt'IGE'R SCRIPPS, Of S outh M3lton_strer.q, Grosvenor—s i ...,..: i At tLe SoN.OFyloy No. 112, Strand; whve'ildvertisrments, Orders for the Paper, 1 etters fbr the Editor; scc, (post-paid), must be a thiresseth. Charles toveday, Paint , ,WiclOT.§l,iticegtershire, clothier, May 25. at rive,_ 26, and - itine 27, at ten, at the Falcon, Pains wick.. A ttornies, 3 . 1 - 67;.'Shepherd and Adlington, Bedford-row, London ; or Mr, Wathen,.Stroud. Joseph 'Thorp, jun. St. 1 ves,Huntingdonshire linen-draper,. May 23, 30, and lune z 7, at twelve, .iitCuildtiall;•roindon. A ttorilies, ivlessrs. Swain, SteVens, and Maples, I ewry • DIVIDENDS. June 9. Richard.Goorn, of 91d_street, St. Luke,. , sex, size-makcr, at eleven, at. Guildhall; • • lone 9. joint Hannan', late- of Sluane-street,.hliddlesex, music-seller, at tisielve, Guildnall. - • -2 ' " ' June 13. lusepit Waters, of Old Betliiem,•Londatt, ,, turner, at ten; at Guildhall. une 9. Thomas Moat, of llalifai; -- anti teorgeTiner, of NorthoWrain, Yorkshire, inanufaaureror cotton goods, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Halifax. lune 9..iVlessiter Brooks; Of4lahnesbdry, , Wiltshire, mercer, • at eieven• at the White Hart lim, Brist o l. I one . i 6. . Georige Cole, 'Of WO,,doritig,., bine ter, at eleven, at the Cock and Pyc Inn, Woodoridgv. June 8. Joseph Bell;, late .of, Castor,. Lincaluslttre) me,t4;er,, at eleven, at the •Talb'ot Inn, Castor.' , May 23. lames Parnell,. of Dial, Kent, inakeeppr, at ten tl atO Guildhall, London. •:June 22.. Thomas' liittyon, , of Manchester, cotton and.wool4:' len-man ufaeturer, at tour, at, the Bridge cvaer Artrlsi Max.! cheater. Juutt. , 2i. :WM ayhuscrnft; Michael- twin Fell; and lames Entwisle, of iirlanchesteroleaiers in cotton yarn, at three, at tile Brittgevy:iter Antis, ManclicstLr. ' lune 9. , - "Thoilias efr7 wleigh-OlaGe, VilUmi, _De von snire, Merchant, at ten, at the ... Bush "Cavern, Bristol. une 9. Ambrose Wallace and john Pugh, of Lower ' Thatn6S-strOt;ll4pini , "4, Oniii,glerv.Xtit'VvdXciDtGuild hall. • . r -- it ali) " tune 9. Roberr'Sheaidoiv . n, jun. of tn f mc s sta., tiooer, at eieClen,- at tire Otny King's PiVat'triti l , Louth. June 20. Helky - §rnyth of Mill lane, Toolly 7 stieer, Surrey, coopers, at twelve, Guild hall, London, June 13. Benny- Esher, of , Gracechurch-street, London, at ten, at .• , b CER TIF I C june,6. John Coles, of Banbury, Oxfordshire , mealman. RdlSett:Bates, l w'ot late of Out tle-Bringe, I_.r.bys - ttrre;• . ter.niercliant. - Joseph Reader, at Bishops ate-street, London; wholesale !, linen-draper. j William Davis, lite-of Hereford, theaimani Geo. 0 xlade, 01 Hoddesdon,•liertlordshire, monep.scrivenei. Nathaniel Iles Butler; 'add Berijatnin Butler, or .I.'amswick, Gioncestersntre, clotlners: Thos. Chambers, ot.. Dow ',ham Market, Nbrfolkoviaualler. John Wilson, late et.Kellttal,WCSt ' llitael4litt, tdituW -chandier. I...;eorge Byrne, late - at - I.:;xerei:.street, St. Luke, Chelsea, 11/1411eSex, „ owl 11111, or Sitirei, j inerchant. Rubel t Price, of Cannon-strcet, London, stationer: " FARTIVAIrsHiPs' 1:1). George Lyon'and William Mitcalfe; 'of the Coal-Exchange' coal.factors. Joseph W ittington and lohn. Lamb; of iiirming,hain, factors. Lewis ,Huiriereys and Richard Davits, ot Losler Russell. $ street, BarthoridseY, Caweis and white ie:ithe-dressers., joint Woodcock and... Richard Litribeth Marsh, millers. Alexander M'Knight and John Nl`Knig,ht, of liutiley, Wor cester, drapers. Charles Scudarnore and Thomas C.:ilks, of Manchester, coach makers. fatneS Nuti:and Henry Soare, of Leicester, wineatner_dhants. Mary Catherine, and Ann Santh, of • Lichfield, dress.:s makers. George Ithasell-and John Layton Ireland, of Sluireditch, che4serriongers-. John Allsetirook, George Browne,': and fames Tewson, of East Itctford, martuactuters, Isaac Worley and Isaac Worley, yuni•of.- GliVapside, linen drapep. William Phillips and William Pardon, or Georke-yaid, Lomhant , streer; Michael. Culeswartii:,and William May, of Whitcchapel, chymist and druggists. Daniel Hill and Siattnew Dixon, .of Birniingham; silver. platers. Thomas Irwin; 'and - Samuel Pentford Thomas, of South.' "wank, hop-merchants. LAIP .REPORr. -; KlIN'Cs BENCH, IRELAND, Mop/DAY, MAY IL CRIM. CON. BENit't JOHNSTONE V. R. CURRAN, ESQ. This action lA-as commenced fur criminal inter-, cOurse with the Plaintiff's %,\ ife, Mrs. H. Johnston, an Atlrss,Who has appeared on the Stages of both countries:. The illicit connexion is alledged to have taken plaice in'this country atter the Month of Sep teMber last. The plaintiff fs . an ACtor of Celebrity, of the Cohdon and Dublin Stages ; and Mr.,Richard Curran, the Defendant, is, a . Barrister, the - eldest .sOn of Sohn Philpot Curran, E4q. Master of the I,vas appointed by his father Deputy of the CoUrt. An application was this day made - for the Plaintiff. to subsfitthe service of proceSs on the Defendant, Mr. Curran, on the ground of his having fled this country, and gone to Bngland, in Order to evade the process of the Court, and of his having been served personally with such process in London ; and also on the turtber,gronnd of the Defendant having rented his,. office of Deputy Master of the Rolls in Ireland to a professional Gentleman of this city in trust, for *the purpose of abandoning this country ; and of due diligence having - been used to serve the Defendant with the first process, which issned in March last, before he quitted Ireland. The case of Sir John Piers was adduced ; but here it was. ob served, th 4 the agent. of the Baronet had been tricked to make an appearance for his Client :.in the case before the, Court no appearance, whatever , was made., The Court refused the application, on the ground of having no.precedent, to warrant them to consent to it, but left the Plaintiff to his writ of outlawry. COURT OF KING's RENCU, GutLiii(ALL, MAX 14 GRIFFITHS, ATTORNEY, r. BLAKE. This was an . aelion cif Slander. It 'appearect,:that the Plaintiff was an Atiorney of - this Court, residing at Newport, in the Isle of Wight, where he folloWed his profession with credit and respeaability,"having previously served his Clerkship in the reSpeaable Office of Messrs. Warton aniCo.' in the Temple. He was employed by a Mr. lilip George Dodd, in his _professional capacity, respetting a diSpute 'be tween him and a tenant of the Defendant, about a mill-course, and having met upon the subject, Mr. Dodd told him he could no longer employ him, as the Defendant, Mr. James Ruffin Blake, 'had told him that he was incompetent, the words charged _in the declaration being, " Why do you go to such a petty-fogging fellow as that ?" (meaning the Plaintiff) " Why don't you go employ some re gpeEtable man, who knows his business,; as to hiM he knotit nothing about business ?" The Learned Counsel' for the Plaintiff here observed; that there was a case in the books, where an Attorney of the Court obtained a verdict against a person who called him a chtfi'y-down-dilly, the Cburt conceiving that this epithet meant to conVey soniething injurious to the Plaintiff's ebaraEler, hut the phras'e of petty tugger did not require any translation, being alreatly, Welt known td qtr . % *odd getietal. 4 in .cOnse4 quence of these observitions cif the V.,ifehtlafir, Mr. Dodd entirely withdrew his business from the ma hagoieht of the Plaintiff', to his.consiclerabl4yleis • and injury, and this action was broulit tq recover • compensation.- - • 1 1 1-ifdANEYGENERsi., on the paTtbof :the Defendant (witekgbitti P i lgimilf had. pi.)ve.! oblervecl,.i.hat_nco ) rntu_.fesplaed the chara6te,r of as AttorlieY - ffiurethati lie '&1; €ut the tact - iiriiii.;•Ca,c.. was, that Mr. D.)dd was the real Plaintilfoi.d:iii)t Mr. Griffiths.' Dodd had tritt'S dispute with a toiler, a of the DetentNat,7 abgurCcutting:AM-1.. :a • mill auk, which was a great loss to the. poor In: 3 / 4 A - ct • wante r dlVlr.:Poila tip t a *lease •he hlf of thesef.rern . rszver mffier;e4nvdtleri"„ to prevent further disputes or disagreementi v ilut: this.be ~rcfuseo •Ttb is 0,..45tid,-in v,e nv, gptepiuod to throw Mr. Attorney by miyut ing • tho.se expressioits•io iritn. If , heYoriii ntrj:&;-ti ri3P; ottemotthe:- Gdntielsiep.-:otahe_Jurn whei.rtificci f iro the •City raf Lopi.ion,ausl whose mere.:int,iletransiAct • • confilied t{.) the tnetrop .ts, n ci been.. aspersed 'aildcalitnnOted; it wobrd Lye . 1 - 1)(,n1:Mt 3' . rnteCtiCliAllotits:t.n , it')g , wore he to.piibli§ll a vinaira-i . pt 7 1ii§sjir-at , tAk . to,y..orlt . shire; tu, 0-2.1 r ihimseltlfro:n such itoputat ion.s ip:thee . ye. ? !pie of London:" S 6 *if 'Was pres, Pt inttli, wholly unknown , is thiN,4 ny,•-had brought fhis , action here, when he ,iiuuipi,,-,hciNit! f4t4 ;IL iliarru&nre, where he and an the 0ti1.2: - I.ar,ties . ikriOwn; and to which price :he xch ()I'Li,s4-,,rei ;sional practice was confined. 'The. f.,ct hoiiiiVerAvas•,-• that the 'velthe was first laid in tJanipstart.., allo,t1;13 Plaintiff discontinued that action, and cuinnielKed the, • - - , pre;ent one ,. 1..p0 in o.esex. stancei, - he trusted - the . inry - %.voulii 'sat-s not a case which called for more than uuminat da-.;; • Lord EL4ENBOO* UG observed,. that rite_ words ,; 6this . aticl - 'prov,2d.tb have beery spi.ktiat* 1 n - by the Defendant ; the•questio Icq#tsegtaence,,Qf-. lose . s,,;ords so - spoketb, •lly.dd did withdraw .his•business from the.l'lnntilf t _who tftere 7 -. .by si..i'staitied • a specititi Toss? But it the jury be lieved that Dodd, being irritated against RIR ke, did' thus put him into, the, hands likoAtrotney, and that.he . had sustaiped no loss by this conversa . t ioPp then they 'Wonld hegaliVe . "the special dalnago r , aua aire4Uch 'as They thoiight:hitn tet~titlietl to. The Jury found a Verdidt for the Plaintiff, Doe' Shilling damages. FRIDAY'. MAY 15. - LLOYD V. LAN E. 'The' Plaintiff Was dboOksellet:, who it'Ad'botelt i tl.venti silver tickets of • admission :..tailaltiyAaneo . Theatre; which be, was,in,the habit of..letting out per night. On the 26th of . November h e let.,two • the •Delend'ant; 'one - mark cl - C. t. "aneitter'ltlO: g- The; next day the ticket C. Ce.A.us sent home, baC No ; 9, was •• ti9t sent home. It. was tui t t,laoweve missed until 3a' nights afterwards, and Which, wbe sent for, the Defendant . said was stopped -at the Theatre 'on the night of `the 26th of November.- -- ; Th 6. Plaintiff, i n sifted he-ought: id have , frad - notiee that fatt; which the Defendant said. wo.giYVAIIO by, the boy whocarried.the other borne. , This s , '"' denied by the Plaintiff's shopinan; iy called who proved that she went to the Tirt,ailie eg the; ticket was-stopped.;" proved.to he on. the Bth of December.-1 . 1te.J14 found fior the'Piaintiff for 33 nights,. .at '4s. p e r nig,b 4 and if. 6s. the valne l ofthe Tieket:=-11nTs':- ~• . The, book which was said to. 11:4-ye„bAm stoke*, from a Banker's Cleric wi,, it" seerns; only 1044 and was found in Lotnbard-streei'l . f4o`nrney - tifili Carpenter, who took . it; its val,nable contents. td 'the - Banking' House in St. latites''sert•;'th°, same afternoon - ) about six o'clock. The Fiat), f-erries an4o),,re_wprde4- b,n,,.gy by .iia ! i s isome l l presenting him' with a Bank Note for 500,1._ , The Tickets"32B and 3,24.-!,;nOtli drawn on Sa" turday Prizes Of were sold at .BoWs-Orfices' 4., curnhill, .and g., Charing,Cr4ssi wi)er:quildra!Al Tickets and Shares are selling, fro u. 8 till 9 ,in 0 0 morning, and from 3 tili 8 in the evening. Thy Wheel is rich in Capit:ll.Prizeg - ,-and the Lottery 6" niches on Saturday nest. . • .; • SHIP !VEILS. NUL 1., MAY i 4. Arrived—the Hazard, from Norway; AM' Francis, fr' 2l " Gottenburgh. • CR AVESfi,ND , Passed by-.the Eleinor, anti -Sriphia, nett, -- froLt Nnrway; Draper, /11‘Oonnell, Cu n ninghains Boyle, Harmony, .Grandison, aprL ‘4l.illiaras,:to o4 Bel tast. • • Sailed—the Queen; Clements, for — Gibraltar; ninlei Cromell, (or Riga"; Levant, Stantag, Fif.t 4fethusa, Grp for Tonningen. BIRTHS. On the 16th inst. In Baker-street,. the Lady of Ricliar d Eaton, jun. Esq: of Stretchworth-liduse, • Cambridgeshir e ' of a Son. On Saturday last, Mrs. Kenrick Collett, of a Daughter..., The same day, at his house hi - C u rz on -str ee t, th e LAY"' C. Es;conit, - Esq. M. e. of a S 4 -11:: On the 11th.inst., at Ipswich, Mrs. CeOrge ljallrae, of Captain pallrac, of the 4th (or Q.lten's ows) Dragoas' c,f a Son. Lately, at liursti Ilerki, the Lady of I.' Preitijohn, of a Daughter: • MARRIED. 0:1 the 27th Wesql, ChristiinFreatigiC•tah/c, of fowkes-buildings, Totvcr ; oreet, 4onao r n,, to Miss ,ria Girtrucia.i.uyken, of Wesel., " • . . . . . - . . • Di 4 . D. „ ~, • 0' Oil the Bth inst. at F.alrnouth,: on _his return from 1 1(0 o i gal, where he had been for the beneht ofhis-heaith, Willij (: larges,— Esq. son of the late Sir Thomas rhi.,ivs, Hs ,ri- . ..„e On Thursday last, at his house, I),w Lqdge, }lurks, L '"- Boswell, Esq . . folla The same day, at his house at Kentish Town, 4 - -Francis, :Esq, - ._ € 00 1 On Friday last, at Eton, Lewis fames Shaw, Esq. 19 son of Sir I. Shaw, Bart. • . _......---"*" PRICE OF STOCKS • . . SATUROA Y. . • I3ank Stock, z 3 t i ' Innia Stock," , • ~ Navy 5 per Cent. 97; 9 8 India-P,Dnds, 45. ?S. r!• O. ; }xi . Cent.. '797, „ Exchequer Bil:s,. as. 9 14. Irish 5 per Cent. 91 i , pr. .4 per Lent. to i i Orrinium, t 1 pr. 3 per Cent. Red. 62.1 ; i i IriNti :ditto, 3 per Cent. Con. 6,3 ~ 1 - i Imperial 3 pct, Cen.t. Bank L. Alin. 17;i Ditto Ann. 7 9-16T:1 15 ,0i Ditto Short Ann.-5 3 - • Cons. for 26t„ Niay, 7..;per MGR WATER AT LONDON .IiLtIDC; E 'lO- 1 " ROW. Morning, o tz. Af,en,, on, 25 !Ohl. afte r .••••