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~, 414. :. P. ‘' - • . COURT BENCH, JUNE V. J. WZ.tt.ol: AND T. LEvi. Tit Pilfintiff,is A .Mercer; the Defendants are . • Pr'&nrietors of - the Derby coach. Mr.EasKiNs, for the former", said; that his Client had suffered an, injury which would deprive him of the mcans'of supporting an-affiitleti wife and eight Children.. For the promo.. - loa of his business he-was accustomed to travel, and was proceeding from Der . by to London in the stage-m.lth of the Defendants. ' Wllen within six:miles of Northanvtori,-The driver,. either from negligence or. inethi ,, Ay, forced the wheels up a bank on the side of the road, in conse tmenceof which the carriage was overturned, and the Plaintiff had his leg fraetured in a manner too shocking to desoribe. For the term of eleven weeks lie was confined at Horton Inn, where he was At tended by Physicians and Surgeons, at a very consi derable-expence ; and - he sought from the Jury a just compensation in damazes ' for the agony he had en, dured, for the charges lie had incurred, and for the loss he Ltd sustained in the, cessation ofthe business - on which _his subsistence so much depended. After the witnesses were called, • ' • The SoLicyrou-GinctmAt, on the part of .the . Defendants, said, that his Clients were placed, in a situation where na..sound. judgment, no sedate dis • cretioni. and no human foresight, could always pro= ted them. It was not their miscondu&, but that of the coachman in their employment,' for which they were now to be responsible, and him they had • selected with, that caution which their duty requir ed. • The Defendants lamented, as much . as any . per In iu Court, the Calamity- to which thel?laintitf bad been exposed, and they were willing to make that reasonable compensation which an' English • Jury would direa. ' Lord EitENnoaoticitt.—" The Dafeudanis rat- to have conclueled themselves, with prUdence and humanity in the iustru6tions they, fiave given to, their learned Counsel. The• only iluesitein for your' consideration - is, the quantu:rn,of injury suffered by • the Plaintiff; and you will apportion the rernunera lion accordingly." His Lordship then detailed the particulars in evidence; and the JurY", .after retiring for hallan hour, delivered a verclita. for the Plaintiff Damages TUE KINO: V.. GEORGE. 110 BY. This wasa charsre of conspiracy against the De • fendant, an eminent' Booteand Shoemaker in. St. Jantes!s-street, for entering. into a cembination with a number i ef journeymen Boot and - Shoemakers.to raise their wages in ditlerent parts of the kingdom.. It, perhaps, may be useful to premise, that 1364- makers and' Boot-elesers are perfeelly distinet branches. of the *Same trade, ,and it was in conse quence of the disputes . betweep these two classes-, • Of persons that this prosecution was commenced. Messrs. EILIKINE, GARROW, 311 d GURNEY said, it was a conspiracy , which tendedetet only to destroy the Conlinerece but to subvert, the Constitution of this free Country, and which must theretbre he put down by the strong erns of the Law. Bye, regula tions had been made amongst the makers and closers of boots, and these persons presumed "to ereCt,them selves infoa tribunal oflustioe, to ,pmeltiim laws, sncl to-extort penalties, To forward such a design, there* were t distina Courts established, the one supreme, the other subordinate ; the latter was called • the Shop Meeting, the 'owner the Assernbly of De le:.ettes. In irnitalon of the ,maxims, of jurisprudence in the time of Elizabeth, these Legislators enaCted that their companions in the trade should only tlke one apprentice, or, if they had two ; the. first must be w)thie eix months of the expiration of his time. The closers resited this arrangement ; the 'Makers refused th work with every . closer who should not cemply ; the trade Was thus completely obstruet- • ed, and the masters were threatened with ruin. Nu meronS fries were imposed, which , the parties had • no authority to enforce, excepting by the mearte they 'employed, of Neholly abandoning the. business. In ,ee this situation of things, the Defendant, as the , most „ 1 7_eminent in his trade, Was the most considerable loser;; anil for his own Mercenary purposes, opposed to the inltrest s eftrade, to the maxkus of hew, .after'haVing preferred no less than a hundred indictments against • - the Offenders, he himself paid the fines which mere due, entered itzto an agreement to corroborate and • establish these bye laws, and thus encouraged such illegal, nefarious, and:destruCtive combinations. Two witnesses were then called, Lewis Richards • and Thomas Hartaborough, who deposed to-the faCls stated in the opening of the Learned Counsel'. • Clerk of the Court read the 'ertgegement en tered into by the Defendant, by which it appeared, • - that the agreed to advance no further. )n the Proseen s dons, and to exclude from : his employment persons who were considered as refra&ory (scabs end 'tramps) by the orders oft.he Society. , • Lord ELLENBOIMUGH.-,--`° This is a compromise, but no 'conspiracy. The engagernent entered into by the Iteferidant he must y, Tao means aCt upon ; it is a nullity, because' it is illegal.; The Defendaet should understand, if he should again (=at before the Court, his eoncluCV appear in a rnoit. c eive point of view; for the law will frequentiy infer the etirninal purpose fyoriltheerimhialeonseenences.7 Mr: Geteeow-e-" It should he • understood what is the nature of a conspiracy. My. Lord 'will tell the -Defend/Int, his own authority that if twenty rrten go separately tO their rriaster, and each of them Mysii. will not work, this will beevidence of a con . spit acy," , • Lora ELLENBOROUGn.-e-" Persons may be con seir4-9 without havine - seen or lietml each Other." " Gentlemm. of the juriee , Me Defendant has tended to cool the passions of tie se parties, but in the on4eavonr, ho has nearlV burnt his own fingcTs: (lees not .4eern to be any Criinitlat design, and think he is entitled to your acquittal."---Verdiet..- - . 4Vet Alp The pox having ira lately made its appence, at 11101 , ,`: ,1 1: sOrtle fatality, the opulent . innabitants, have (iPej.led a 'subscription for the purpose of intro cov. 'Vaccine Inoculation; and the Vicar huts übili`r,Zi on admonitory address to the people, ex -1106',,: them to overcome their objeaions to this ad:ifobie preventive. LONDON ; i'vnted bv R at *0 Sin;-Ow Pfo77: r n::4OO2VGAZE2 E, Jane 8, t 4., r, isoi. 4th Reginiiitit ro t fr.:.;, lame; Ruler totie Licutenorii, 6v wit() retires. I.eve , Legve, Gent, to'bc: Curnet, 'ol'3 pltto; Arthur Cr Cent. to b.: Gunter, without pur clue. tit h Regiment of Light D:ragoons, ['olden, Gent, to be Cornet, witiaaut purchase, - vi..:' Gordon, prompted Inlin Pentiee, tient. to be Cornet, tv purchase,. vice Butler, pr ;noted, ' ,d l iiiient o' Fi)t , t, Frederick: senvii,Gent. to be Ensign; wit hunt purchase, vice Colelotigh, (n01'11010(1. 4th Ditto, 'Littiteraiit Francis johoston tti be Captain of a COnl(gIlly, 'Without purcliziae, viceGilinotir, promoted in the 9511 i E.oot e , .Ensio -Francis Maguire to be Lieutenant, without p p rchase, .. Eosieti George -Vii,cent, from the $ 'et . Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M'Donald, OpointLil to the 213 t Foot. Tw)silen, Gem to be . Ensign, vice 4'.laguire. Serjairt.Major Thomas Barker to - be Adjutant (wit'', the Rail:; or Ensign), vice folinston. -1 th Ditto, .Major. David Parkhill to be Lieutenant-ColOnel, by purchase, vice who retires,. rch Ditto, Ensign William Lennon, from the ad Garrison' Battalion, to he Litutenain, tit purchase. 2/St Litt lieutenant Roderick M'l)onald, from the 4th- Foot, to be Firsr Lieutenant, without *purchase : John Sabine, Gent, to be leeond Lieutenant, without purchase. Z7th Unto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase Lieute nant fames lieevor, front the sdi West India Regiment, Second Lieutenant lohn D'Ar,cry, from the aid Foot: En sign FrancisTi4nall. Ensign Nicholas Smith Kirkland.' • Ensign Edward Hughes Griffin, froin tire 59th Foot. iii. sigialtilip Bass, from the 89th Foot. • To be Ensigns— Steele, Gent. withotiit purchase, Vice ikevor, whose Appointment has not taketyplace. Joseph . Whartbn l Gent. vice, Bloat!., John Clink, toot. -vice ,Kirkland. • • 31st Ditto, Lieutenant I. W. - Nunn, • from the 3.3al Foot, to • be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lodge, proinoted. 32d Ditto, Lientenant.Colonet l‘lanley Power, 1-mitt pay of the 2011 l Foot, to be• Lieutenant:Colonel, vice Stuart, who exchanges.' 15111 Dittb, Captain Rogtr Tomlin, from the Regiment of Malta, to be Captain of a Company, without pu s rchase. 42t1 Ditto, Lieut, Archibald Nletizies to be Captain of a .Company, without purchase, vice I)alryinpjc, promoted in the 4th Garrison Battalion. Lieut. fames- Macpherson to be Captain of a COMllany without purchase, vice Stew art, promoted in the 73th Foot. To be - Lie,utenants, without purchase—Ensign Daniel toiff, vice MT herson, promoted in the 35th Foot. !.i.nsign John Hamilton, vice Menzies. Ensign Andrew iNI'Doo. nell, vice ItP.Pher3ort. ,To h Ensigns—George Stewart,', Gent. by purehase, vice M 'Kenzie, prontoted. --- Dean, Gent. vice M'lntosh. To be Adjutant —Lieut. joho Swanson, iee MentieS. • 45th Ditto, 'fo be Lieutenan , s, ,without iturch.ise, Ensign Daviti Duxbur), from the Cgilt Foot.: Ensign John Cole, front 96th Foot. Ensign Edward S. Reatior., tiotu the 6zd ,s2d Ditto, To bq Lietitengnts, :without . purch3si, F:nslit Wirt. B rown low. Ensign j.itnes 'Frederic LOve. Ensign _ George Young. , l To be Ensigns, 'Ensign Robert Burnott, from - the 7th Foot, vice lirownlow. Rental!, Gent. vice Love., 53(1 Ditto, Brevet Licut. Colonel Hugh it:lithe, lion the Halt-pay 'of the late Surrey Rangers, to be &lajor,- vice • Mansur, who eY,changes, Win. lirstiNgton, Gent. to be E n.iik;n, without purchase vice toiler , who resigns. ssth Ditto, Lieut. Robert ljouglas froni Flalf : .pay ment °flan: rish Brigade, to bg , Lieutenant,. vice Carter, pronioNd. in the 93th .Foot. . • 59tli Ditio,'Lieurvenant William Bowen to be Captain of a Company, without pnrChase, vice M.Gregor, promoted. '4oth Ditto,' George Cosstey LeWl4, Gent. to be Ensign, by 1 putchase,, vice gruok, promoted. • • . To be Assistant, Surgeons —HospiDi Mate B. Mode, vice Doughty, promoted. Win. Cordon. Edward Kelly, vice lachon, deceased.. Hospital-Myra Thomas' T:ll6ut, vice Little, promoted. Aline William. hOroton, vice Prancks, de- . . . , cea ed. ' . ... •' • ' 6xd Ditto, Wm. Darby,• Gent. to be Ensign, miithout.pur.. - . chase, vice Keatingt, prontiiied iu the 45th hie'. 63d Ditto, Captain 1 - . - 11awfirth Peel; - rpm the 6th West India ltel,;inient, te., be Captain of a coilipny, vice Ha. viiitun, who eltchauF,es., 65th Ditto, Ensign John Smith to be Lieutenant, by pur. chase, vice Browne, who retires. 69111 Ditto, Netvc(imen Edward 'EdgeWorth, Gent. to he - Ensign, without purchase, vice, pol4.bury, , promoted in the 45 „ th toot. . • 7W Ditto, Alexander Duff; Cent.; to be Ensign . , ‘vithout parg.hase, vice, 1.1 rquhalt, ling/limed in the 96th boot. . 75th Ditto, NlajQr pines, Guthrie, from Ilait-Ny the late foil% Gam boa Battalion, tw be Major, vice Duns. t m r Dt re it % o v , 6 11 exc li n aieu tllg t e , s i Ss ;ent, .t . o be Ensign, wiOtotit cline, vice Vincent, proinotea in the 4th Foot.. 83. t Ditto Lieurcialit George Sman to be Captain ofa Corn patty, tiy purchase, 'vice brunt, promoted. Ensign Pules Re) ludas to be Lictitenalv, vice Smith. 85th Ditto„ Hospital-Mate Freileth.k. !Ainsworth to be As." sioalit-Statgcon• 88th Ditto, ludv,e, Gent, to be Ensign,without put. • chase, vice Hodson,. who resigns. ' • 6 9 th Ditto, Wm Hilliard,' cent. to be Ensign,,witliOui purchase, vice. Bass, promoted in tn.,: 27th'Foot: 90th Ditto--'Lobe Lientenanis,withoitt purchase, Ensign and Adjutant pates Nlaelzirlarte. , Enswi David Cloag. Alexander Stewart. ' To be Ensigns—Robert Thomson, Gent, vice Clog. Coorey, Cent. vice Stewart. 91st Ditto, Lnsigr Wirt, Stewart to •be Lieutenant, with-• out purchase. john Campbell, Gent., to he Ensign, viee Stewart. Assistant Surgeon DOuglas to be Stir geoti. 95th Ditto, Captain Richard Samuel Dickenson, front the /Bth ,Foot, to be Captain of 'a Comp an y, with o ut our - Chase, Lieurvii,,iit Win. Henry Hall, from tke .. B3d Foot, to b.; Captain of .4 Company, without purchase. To he Second Lieutenants; without purchase , 7 Peter. Gent. Thomas - IVl 4 Nani..ra, Gent. {Valiant Thomas,' Um. - Wm. Cox, Gent. „. Ensign . 96t96thunto, eign Gordon Urquhart, from , the gist Foot; to be Lieuttovnty, with gut purchase. Ensign,Geo. lidl„, fr , rn the Ist Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Duncan Rankin, (lent. to be Ensign„without purchase i vice'Cole, promoted in the 45th Foot. 99th Ditto, Lieut. A. E.ing, from the '7tst Foot; to , be Captain of a. Contpany,..Without purchase, ist West India RegiinetitOtrevet Lieut i Colonel William . 4iiiundyilsarvey to be Major, without purchage, vice Nunn; deceased. captain 4(tward Warner, tient the - 27th Foot, to 1 0e,,Captaiii of a Company, vice Harvey-, proipoted. '2ll Ditto, llospital Mate Nathaniel Uniingoid to be Assist. ant Surgeon. 6th Ditto, Major tains'Stirke to be Lieut. Colonel, without • purchase. Captain lames tram "the 63d Foot, to be Captain of a Coriipany, vicie Peel, who exchanges. John l'it,tiicr ' Gent. to be Ensign, ivitho t it pUrchase, vice who resigns. • , Major Ceneral CiL.nipagties.Regiment, Ensign Noali Perks, froin'..li'e 38th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without put chase. . • De Roll's Regiment, Emin Constantine. Da Waalwyck to v o i t cc M i a t i r) ta " , Kirchherg, tirom the 1 4 e a lc i k eu t t g e i t ai it t , „ st G,fr i sor k is,,ttalion, to he C;:ptain of a CM -111).111y, with temporary Rank in the-Army, vice Tomlin, itivuipted to the 35th Foot.-' Ist Caution liatOio»,, Lk-nt• totln Bo) tom - frem'Half-pay ef the' 7901 kOtit, to be Licutehatit, v.ce who - ex changes. - - 'Nova Scotia Fencibles, 1 1 1 , jor•Lionel, Smith , from the ,i6th Foot,.to be Lieutenant ColOriel;vice Prevost,•Appoiriad to the frith F.uot. .- . . . . . a ay 2 ytung man, of gnod ppearance, examined at Guildhall, chf:rged ' with uttering g • counterfeit halt-guinca. Niue of the like Liescrioos \ . -e"re found concealed in the sleeve of his cost. Saturday- Catherine Waters, a worn in of the OA ; Wai committed *Om the Shadwell ()Ace for trig! charged by a firm 70 ye:43of age, with havngseda4 him into a hos==e in Old Gravel -lane, andthere'rols bed him of his watch, and some , round s in 'cash. ' On Saturday an inquisition.was take on tl)e bodf of a female; wlio shot :herself on day, in Dile . " court, Mary-le-bone,-r-Verdia, • kunal. a ), . • Saturday an inquisition. was taken at the D " 0 I-Jead, Portlattd-street, on the body of. \Vin,: woictli, a wine-Merchant,- who was :NITu, deadi'l the - I\e.w- Road early on Friday- Mornng. V l e t ": eea:ied had spent•the preceding.even4 wit-II 3,1131:,1, of frientib at Paddington, and l ie ii, ft [ here on 1- 0 ''"; back at tvcelve cie..'ock., Very Innen inet6Dtect ~ . in th . e field, four in the rn6rnin; he was found in a loe lesdl from the, road to the fields, with a broken thith.a'j his .head. shockingly bruised: The horse vils J °ll ,:. loathe brotv' with one of the stirrup l which, with other eircurostance, coai'liceel Jury that the dece:ased had Me t IdS death by diti anal rolling over him. Igo ia l: l n i S m a t t ) u er rri : ay, Mr , s. George Dayk:s7. of twir l, hf ". 111 . g1111 yiiirri: third successive time she has been safcl delivootot at On t;th of last Noveljiti,b;iDr,. at , µ , i ,'o7 ,Islai.ci, Lieutenant Sir John Gordon 13.1 rt. of•thcojt,,f Engiheogs -. I • -' S' -NV' l'lara Gon°ll4 , .L.,( SOLI of the late Sir 1 I NoiWielt. ' ' fo• Swo4, On tv.-t , - d • • %%• . - 11'6-.4), after a long ►inclispositinn. ?' • . ~ Ile of NI '5; - . -r. ...i.vinoev, Plinter fnrinioghsra. 0 , foo , •On That -Way last. . M • I') 11 " le L'i '.. , rs ..rno cr), % ii Frani:ill , ii . of l' '' . ' a , eutOß- street , I cntoiodli., ~ 70 yo r 1 tie Salt:G(l4) at Isla:worth Middlesex, In t' ie , l i sito 4 rile l,ite Jo. her a4e, Mrs. Mary Robinson, NI - 14i , Latel the Prince 01 wo binson, ESq or Lyon 101, in the s-..1A C 0 0 1; , i th 1 16 urinhO: which e; 1 al ' t yv h : ~,,, ~lelu e ensyadr s :ai i ii i cni)c a a asia t y do, r, amount v ii : s xoti t la:tc: ot . 1 a i,: : :3. 1 3 tei. r ,t: o, *i x s.p ' , t : a 1 m r: , i ~ oi l ~ S u i : G I. r 9 e r a y i 1 , 1 tok i: .4 : it n il , 0:111 $ INfis,- Itowaril, wife . of Mr. Stanley Howod. .1,1, I, ,- 14. 1 r Rev. i ~) Liston, 'NOUS. ' s . , , td $ 4l ter Pi .4 11,:ar I.ancas , i , 00 , 2 r '',..lP• Margaret Hodgson, wite of Mr, Sawael Out g,4,40.$ 0.• This Tolerable pair hail been worried 64.1.°,,,,,i smotherrt and great upwards t f 144. 'nSt• F,O f On Friday se'nnight, aged 6S, at,his hollsi thoorij lane, Norwich, Julin-Cnurclimaii, tisq• wh ° llr o voitL .5 yeq lived the late of at , ti hcraliti'ne e-r,s(:,linsp.cica ta:(,i, butseltionLaticriitting the nt AI • tirlY'pe dual. • .Il.t WV. at a very stu,lion,s turn, aad a:Lf11), 0 114,1 cultivated,:zt pJetical talent, and orintr,' 1 . 1 . 1 . . ~ ments. , : -:.f".,k?'..Atitf I'it jcJs.. 11 Bank Stock, I7S shLt Navy per Cea 5 twr 1797 i 98; Irish 5 p:r Ccht. 4 pc-1 Letit.. 75 pe,r Cent. Kea. per Cer.t Con. :,hat I(alik 1.. 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I I 1,1,, vote. v-aluablz. lkiedicie, t,r.m.,:bis rATLN I __ n o ..., Spring of titis year , I had the isle te.G...,0,0itu re-',ll Coluplaint, attended with the nteslititineev, conris &emus ysaaistotuli; silsoirtnCh, thist 1 1' 1.1"ot:09Y:0k Lt mY. roont for a rhole. wees:, ti.vot, lit; u ' 00 ,1 tod o o out ut it ; I )hail' o rest night *11,,"16' two Oil / t iA eXcruciattng. p and ternietitt floran" %.".1,11,1 q;,lo4iii 07 my• eyes grew w;:.ii: a dins, so that 1 L0..,..mi AO O .1 0 au, nnied, if ever so cioSe to We, sll3 Cr g:i7,-,0,1t, 411170 Mon t Ito Iota; loss of iny sight.--fronl ~,,..hisilisvitr;,:i and rather corrilent Inas, I nicaine a srite7.:d 311 00, 4)!..j.:r. W-1,; ty asiitcOssipaNsion. SIY irli,!• id tli:s 4100. over, and thottiotiny rczovefy inlinr.is' 'Z'„ 1,,,, Isst',ol,lll sure. and expecling every ininitte tO, bC it' ,I,igil of/ world, I was tiartunately ree.ositinendedow inellic3l le o." try your Medicine; but having tried '4 . ee,, 4,osSori, p‘ii-p,s4, aiki being 4 all CllOllllOO C141411„01 ; ' at 10';',ii i i ' before i could bc prel:•ai led on to tal;c .t. -...,,1, 101;11 ii),''' s'i boxe,,, anti before I had talf:ch ,•'elner;ad,o,3ll7", ,sitscrAble benefit ; rny pains gridttAlY Re . ;6,e jorl. ~,eiti s tr i t g z i a l i t t il O r t e • Yv a I lbentt:rjrasy)iii.i.iis t ( ' : ' i it t e i r . ' tl4l'lci'tni., ' t i , ii; rf ci c e. ,slife l .. lr o lliiiol health and stre'lislli was perredily re;..°,lric:iiiaci) 00 (tit.-istp,` - t to Illy .C,,id :inn yoiir I:iv,., 00 . - ~ f 10.1 ) and iiearty as ever 1 Wits in ivy lite, ...,,, t,,•,, in Stil,i,,,, ~ Veit :tc at full iiheriv to 111111q.' 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' ' ~:I', ~., hi ice, No., 9 , I.4ew 13rii41,C.sti it., dvice, without ,t fee, to rels.,l•"' ,i • ' ''', ' ' , will ont.Nrver Patients' V:ters, 1 ' I ..- '' •.' ' terms, oblierving Wall. cas•ea,th•l ii: ', . , .. ! . : • : , Patent's• lohs or cite haOng titey'l -4,,,,,,,, -• ' ,• ' ', ol.yn paxtici:lar rctittsr, lay fly: 1,;o• tit;, ' , Gt raoro than 35 yrats, t:ltc 11:' 'D,i;,,lielnr, ''' ,, an eV"—alsive sala:: of the alscsve. i • ;', • - a.rts he fliers:trots:. • • ltll They ale :Ilse, sold bY 1 1 0 ',,-, i, f.v..ner',.:, So-. 35, St, Ai ban'it!tsf!;,id,.,i • - :. , i , beltson's o-shot), 1,;",t. raj,. ,4:•.',,.5.'..."1.iii); ..•, ' , \o. 1. Uni‘ni.row, Litrie I : f•'‘,l ..F111410,',',0 son in evcry conidetable Two. •,1',,,:t1,,-o%o'o, i;,'. Of Onit, "... .' , '.j) ,r.,,Cti 0p,,, 4„ 5.!,:„ il L . -1, 9,L "tr , ~--. ,thz, . ,p,.... • rz:tor.i wila-by oersoni o t i, • sly, 4 ,, , . . . . ; .i,ii‘ „isP i,„, , selves with ease art vzt;;''''-'O,-'• , . t ilf"J'''''cati''', it ie N. Each liox . sold to vr.!,,t, 0 ,, „,,, r.,44 P StarrT, on ,Ivilick, by f 000 , ,, .. r , ...y.w,' ~„Lf,, Printed at the Starssio-0114",. ii s'el4A r ' "lidgc-street;--to S.:White iti.o t are•counterieiist,.....""'. ~, 'r ,~, ~.~:~', r'"`'":' 13ARRACKS. Major Morris Ikei!)insori to be Assivant arrack-Mastgr-Cie mer3l at ciihraliar. with the temp:A . .ly It auk ot Lieutenant .Colonel in. the Army while soeinployed. ' , ' . .1-10 SP 1 T.A 1. STA IF. Stair Surgeon Fraticis Butrowes to be a Deputy prof Commlido;tl itr ihe Royal Third Lincoln Militia, sire 0), the Lieurrthmr.` Richard Bewley Caton, 80. to he Major, t):4ted f,l'ay 22; tiks. henry 'cart, Et'q, to tar . 11aCc(1 lklay 23y tges• 'rhos. Vl!coif, Esq. lobe co:aiit. tilak 24, 3:5t1; ii Royal' South Liticoln Militia, sigma 4): /hr . ' Lol-biearreavt. Rob. George.lJAnkes, Gent. to Lr. Lteutenint. Dated June 3, dos. , r , CIIAR I.) HARRIS, of No. 4, IVl,lrtlet},co .li rl, B ow _ stwet i ; ! i.i i' , I(:& i;tt , i by VI ILL: A If ARM! I A 4;41 SCRIP7S. 91:S011ilLM ---- Olt 0: G roS ver S treet, or, No. 11P, Strand ; where 44vcrt:3rmenis drd,ya fur U ,u, Plpee, Letters for Use lifitor, &c, qt,st-Ltaitlj InuA 124 ati(lre4se"- • coknoidow .a g hed 4 Lard te;gu#!;!:h, PAY tietdatagt of Ike' suri - cy. tu'Rvime;it of Surrey - Thomas Littleton Strangeways,, - Gent. to b Lieutenant. Ilaicti May 27, dos. thatfield Griot. to be lins . :7,n. D.ited AS above, Christopher Hunter, cent. to be bign. Dated as above. Strywbao s t Volunteer' Pfaitto . y. . Wm. Gar , lner. Cent. to be Secona Lieutenagt. natpd May 25, tsos. Wm. Ilarris, ‘ Gent. to be Ensign, vice c.; ant ner. lLted aboVe. igned y the tviee.: Lieutenant of the Cuttx,ty of Middlesex, • ' St. Pancrar:Polunteets, Major David Scott In Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandarrt, resigned. z 7, 1805, - - St. Giles- and St. Georg,. Bloamthury, l'ohattiers. • Robert Bunks, Gent. to be. Quarter-Master, vice Page, re signed. Dated May t, 'lBO5. 129.a1 initmirtster Regimen of iVl;el:lletex 111,7; a. Stewart Balneavis, Gent, to be Lieutenant. DatA May rB. Rval East Middlesex Mi!Ha. Charles Wallis, Gent. to be Ensign." Dated as abovz. Can:minions signedb, th Lord Lieutenant Of the County' of War- w ic k . lf/irrurick Trpop of Yeomanry Cava*. Sir Edward Smythe, / Dart, to be: Captain Commandant. riated,oe - t. rl, iSo3. Cornet Edward.Sritythe to be Lieu tenant, vice Sir Edward Sinyth,p, promoted. Dated June 7 -Z, john Ford Naish i Gent, to be Cornet, Smythe, promoted. - .Dated as above. : Lyal Birmingham Volunteer Infantry. tst Battalion=William tordVisconnt Lewisham to be Lieu'- teoatit-c olonel. Dated September 20, tBo4 George Rl ebards,Gont. to be Lieutenant. Dated Aug. 7, iSa4.. fames Stephens, GeQt. to be Ensign, Dated.Apfd 23, .1804.. lona Keinpson, Gent.-to be ditto.' Dated Aug, to, 18.).4. Wil liam Betts Gent.. to 'be Adjutant. 'Dated Auz. zz, 604. Ensign john Smith to be Quarter-Master. Dated Odober std I,3attalion-;-I;dWard Jesse, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel- Datgil lune tz, ao4. Righard Ilipkiss, Esc: tobe Cap - tint. .Datedittly 24, ISo4. - ' • To h Lieutenants—John Twenlow, Gent. Dated May 24, tgo.;„ Edward Wasdall, Gent. Dated Jane 2, 0364. .Ed-' ward Viklars Wilkes, Gent. litted August to, 1834. To se Finsigiis —William Walker,Gent. Dated Mity tz,tB34. Thottras Dated July 2 s ISo4. Robert Cox, Gent.. Dated July 2,7, /104. Edward Cope, Gent. Dated " A ugtist. t t 804„ To he Qaarter-Mtster, Ensiztlj. Hobson. Dated May 17, 3d Nattaliln—jolin Wilkes, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated May U, 1804. - Joseph Walker; Gent.' to be Licitte .natit. Dated Oct. a, 1864, James Welch, Gent, to be • Assistant-Surgeon. Dated May zz, t3o4s 111 "nowickaire Regimen: :y Volunteer Infanly. To be Captains--(ohm Vilrers, Esq. .Dated 'Nov. 6, ISO 4. Charles Palmer, Esti. vice Crawford, resigned. Dated De. amber 1 44. • • . To be Lieutenants—Tohn Smyth Soden, Cent. Dated No. vember, 6, rBO4. Cliarles Atkvns Newcrimb.Gent. Dated _' as above. Envgn Wiliiaut leinry, vice Crawford,•rei.ign - ed. Dated' Dec. 'l, 1804, • Rtigity . Folteurer `Tho Whitmell, Gent. to b 4 Ensign. Dated September 22, 1304, Kioguin rifunteerlnfantiy. - Richard Holloway, E.sq. to be Captain-Commandant, v ice Richard Esq . deceased.. Dated •tlc:tubei 1, c . 804: Thomas, C;aisford, Gait. .to :he Lit:qtr.:tint.. Dated a$ above. lain Viovcr Morgan, Cent. to bd Ensign. Dated as above. ,BANKRUPTS. Michael Reilly, orGreat York Mews, York-place, Portman. square, Middlesex,;,' .:to surreuiler tune 14' at eleven, iz, at one, auti-luly 20, 'at eleven, :t G Attorney, Mt. •Holloway, Chancery:lane: ' . • • Thomas Margrave the younger, late of Tovqr- Royal, ion don, and after Wards of Gowet.i-walk, St. Mary, White- . chapel, Middlesex, merchant, ta surrender June 11,29. and July 20, at eleven,. 'at Guildhall. Atterhes, Messrs. Crowder, Lavie, and Garth, I , reclerick'S. Jewry. „Robert Dixon, of Toll-square, near North Shields, North ' timberland, ship-owiter, to surrender June 24, /5, and fitly 'lO, at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, N evvcrist le-upoo- Tyne. Attornies, - Mr. William Bell, Bow-lane, London ; .or Mr. Ratirtsbaw, North Shields. • , George Davis, of lloston,'Lincolnshirs glass and china ware seller, td stirroulerittne 16,, at the Bell inn, Stone,•.Staf lordShire, 27, and Ittly 2e, -at the Crown Inn, Stone, at eleven each day. Attornies, Mr. Rider; Fetter-lane, Lon don ; or Messrs. Dent and Astbory, Hanley, StaffOrdshire, CeorgeCluipman, of Liverpool,wiercer, to surrender July i t, 12, and 20, at one, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. At. torney, Mr. Josiah Williams, Liverpool. • William tiury, of llucklersbury i tornicn, warehouseman, to surrender dune it, 18, and I oly 20, at ten„at•Guildhall. Attornles, NlesSrs'. 1. and 4. Willis, NVeraford-court, Throginorton-•street • or Mr. Barrett, Manchester. Moses Wood, now Or 'late of Dean-street, St. Ann, West minster, tailor, to surrender June it, at ten, ,17, at,ele von, and uly 20, at ten, at Guildhall.' Attorney,, Mr. Lewis I)ute-street, Portiand-place.' • jrihn 'Arman, of Darlington, county of Durham, money- Serivelter, to surren,ter June 22, luly . 9, and zo, at twelve, at 'Guildhall, London. Attotney, Mr. Atkinson, Castle. street, Falcon-square. Mary Gibbon, oriferrriondsey-street, Surrey, shopkeeper, to surrender June t a, IS, at ow, and holy 20, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr Broad, Union-street, South wark. f ;tne's Turley, J ahn Turley, and Arinal 'Purley, now or late at Costley; Satlordshire, iron-toasters and co-partners, to • surrender tine 2r; at live, et, and Jut) , to, at eleven, at the . Littleton firms Inn; Pcriltridge Staffordsnire., Attornies, Mr. ,Aunt, Surrey-street, Strawl, London ; or Mr. Mark ' lew, Walsall, Stafrordshire, • Edward Wainwright; of 'flume, Oxfordshire, butcher, ta surrender Italy tB, 49, • awl .I,e, at ten,• at the W hike Hart Ind, ,A ylc6b4iy, Buckinghlinshire. Attornies, Messrs. fames and Rose, Ay lesburj . ;or MesSrs. Rtise and Mull- GraYann.square, London. D 'NEN DS'. ,_ _ _ luly,t3. William Powell, of Broad-street, St, Giles, Middle sex, .linen-draper, at ten, at July 13. Edward Al' Cabe, of Broad -street, Bloomsbury, Mid dlesex, hat-inaker„ at ten, at Guildhall.' . • uly 13. Jonas Ohariesson-Hahn, of New-street, Crotched friars, London,. ship and insurance-broker, at ten, at:Guild hal I. August 3. Inlin Abbott, of Ipswich, Suffolk, shopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 5. Thoinas l'aulkii:r, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, od and colour:nail, at ten, at GitiLLiall. I uly g.; john Lightly and - James Tbompson, of Ilpfer Thaines•stieet, Lo idon, stationers and co-partners, at' twelve, at Guildhall • 41..t1y 9. lohn Barker, of Yoxford, Suffillk, shopkeeper, at eleven, at tlic Cock. and Pyel WaisSnrike, Suffolk, lune z. David Wall, at Bristol, cord wainer, at eleven, at the ', Bush Tavern, Cinii-street, llristol. jute ig. - Lewis 'Levy;.atid - . D i nes Levy, of Osborne-place. Brick-lane, NYliitechapel, .Middlesex, vemacelli-nianufac turers and co.partiters, at ten, at I 6. Theodore CriiikshaiiC, lan't of Lime-street, r chilli, at twelve, at.Guildnall, July a.. Henry Pullen - and 'riturtias Roberts, of Exeter, coal, merchants and eo-partners, at eleven, 'at the: ear Inn, Exeter. ' -• • July 5. ohn Lewis, of Lower; Burgh. C.' horley, Lancashire, cotron-s`inner,,at tPielYe, at the Now Inn, blackburn, Lancashire. June z 9. Matthew Mackenzie, of Fl2et-streer, London, tier, at one, at June z 9. George Dawes, of RiiOrt,lane: l'onchtuchrstreet, London, brandy-merchant, at one, at G widnatl. July 17, Thom.is ltookley, of lie d; -,rater, su:nersetsltirc~, baker, at eleven, at the Angel I:01, liii;lgewatcr. CELLI 1 C vint- JLUIC 19. itallth CLirke Loves, of Newcastle-upon-'line, John A1,,r414., late' of tiharpies, whittder. loir(i Wea; noTt.44 i.,.: Ncw hond-strezt, j.de Oi Rubi-ccJart, Coleman.streelf 14,..110 •,;, • late of Storey. Stratiortl, — Bisclngham• h`1;1,.!, • • • of Oxford, eordwair..er. a'dl ,`