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Duboulet. Royal Cortaatl Ranger:l, Eitsign sttlinlro be Lieu.- I..:llant, V011411C(.1(;;P. Merati to Boer _ 4.1 - ied.:Lunpe, Gent, to be hnsigN *it:o!litesi..tot (..i'dovAtit Mate to be Adjutitnt. r thrarter,MtomareSerjeant An,;clo Marriott.' to be !„, , ,;,,,trter. , Ntater, VeAv Brunswick t Proilor; front 11311,1)3y of the 9trr _Foot, to,ht! I,i to s eaut , tov ith teinper.rry 4plowie, Avtiottited. „to, ctle : 35th Ft)ot. Nova scotia Fertribles, Lieutdeant;•Colonei tVilli,un Au rlnstns Prevost, front -tll4 :001 G,trriz,On I'LttAlloti o to be Li c ote u itor-Colonel, via; VeAzy, appeintell 14) 111 C 29111 L. ma, Charles EVellit Leaver, riciit, race: "sinierson, prutbote,( l iat the Royals, td. Royal 'Veteran Battalion, Serjeatit -- Newman, o f th e A-A foot Conti's, to be bitsisn, vice ihr4ley, ;Appointed Q water-Ca _ , Gus: OHALI..--Yteterd.lY , sem era! ''nuarnpprrotr ri Printers suannonel Mr. /Odd Wake. before Sir TORN IL/04FR. They charged him with nut fulfilling . agreement, in nut giving them a forinil;ina; warning aetordiog : so•the .cu,st out of the business. plAned of Mr. 'Wake having induce4.l tt:cm to:ttuif permanent situations to come to wntle. on t new yaprf, \Vakeinformed the Mierman that he had been employed by .a numbet- of tersons , to perintend a' new Morning caper, to curiti4t ly of AdverliSetrierita, which . the Proptietors - at first it,tcnded,. to: disttibute gratis ;• but, this plat) haying compfetelkfailitl, , the Piglet underwent, coif.: ferent changes, and at last was given up; that upn t i applying to - the - Bonksellerg; they "w4;•tild • not ad. vanee any more Money, and .that he himself WAS 3001. out of, poeket:by the Paper, Sir after hearing: both sides, , told the Complainants, that a their agreement hail'untlergone some changes,- he not,give them the tedte:is they required ; ith ciriSequence of ,Wincft, Oley said they would have rco Jurse to in conimon'llw. • A calf of,the Suffolk breed, 26 weeks old, 'fit. tenett-,lby Qa tc a, of Dvrbie t Stl islk , was killed fast week, and lßund to . wei g h 4711. sib. ; t h e lwole,,fut ,2911.). and the caul fair Isar. OnMonalay senpight,. in Manchester theatre, the shutter of a window in the gallery, occasionally opened tnadmit a CitCOlßtiuri c,t air , was, by some unfeeling miscreant, tos , ed Ovcr the people s h ea d s , and precipitated. into the pit, by which a woman, upon whom it fell, was to dreadfully tnaimetl, 414 r 0 excite the 'utmost apprehensions for her life. LO NDON : Printed by fe'di It 14 14 Na..}, MAi w tiett-Lirt, 114 W. , t , —: Vuu -by ‘4l‘..Au AAM Cit ScR trr) At the SUN Nu. I 12i •i, f g South Ntoitot where A4 4 otrlirebvern4, (helm fut the P , Liner, tor 'the Aekior Se , it ,(0 ,1 triVid ot • 0.11.141(0, • 'fru* thr LOYDON CLIZETTE,Trb. tQ, Acq. 14:tr-Vcr, FrIP. r 9. ist.lteriment of Magoon Guards, Cornet Frapois Alain to be tAe t temAnt, by ptirol3Se, vide Carpenter, who retires. 6th Mite, Lieutenant George Frederi‘k ( - Wk. to he Captain 014 TrOtlp, without purenave Cornet Zdward Scot to be Lieutenant, %/kit, out purchase. tdßegiment ar Dragoons, Alexander Campbell, Cent. to bo Cornet, without purchase. Edward Ralph Charles SW to be Cornet, a tthout purskase, vies 17hom4s, _ . . . . pioinoted. . 4tH Ditto, Cornet Tames H enry Cromwell to be Lieutenant, by purcha,,e, vice lirig9toeke, who retires. gth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Ri!t;hard Cor. ham to be Capt:iin otra 'Troop, without "purchase. Cornet Patrick Sava, , to he l..h.titenant, without purchase. ' Ben- jarnin ilanctiey; Gem. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Toper:den, who rc.ttires. • teth Ditto, Captain George Quintin to be Major, 'by pur. cline, vice Seymour, promoted in the 23(1 Light Dragoons. iStit Ditto, Cornet John Nintray to he Lienteinnit,, without purchase, vier Latnout, promoted in the 3 f li t toot. 2.2. t Ditto, Edward Hervey Hutchinson, .E . sq. Lioutenarit of the_Regiment, to be I'oyir3ster. 23d. Ditto, Major Henry Seymour, from the roth Light Dra goons., robe Lienteriant..Colonel, by purchase, vice Gordon, *lio retires. • • ),st kte,;;iit. ot of Foot,'Licutensnt 1. P. Cordon to he Cap. Wit cd'a Company, without perclisse,, vice Smyth, To o 4: Lieutenants, wipibutpurgbase.,-,Ensign Robert Dud. fain the :at Garrison Battalion. Ensign Wilbirn Peatse ltrere'on. vice Gibson, promoted. Ensign- Curtail Smyth Hopkins, vice Coition. , To be Ensign's— Hastiell, Cent. vice Breretoti, 11,1 , Pligrson, Gent. vier I lopkins. ,• 'l'o be Pay Master of the 3d battalion, lohn Robertson, Esq. late Captain in the lleettnent. , _ . atlr Oittoilietitenant John Hopkins to be cuptain.Ora uorn pany, without purchase.. vice Anderson, appointed to the 'lithißoyal Veteran Wharton. To be Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant William Ilardwicke, from thr 3161 Foot, by purehase, vice Hall, who retires. LICUNO2Iit Natick Conroy, Item the 6111 West !MIA Regi; without purchase. Enido ,Martin Hare, without porch:nat. ht G irk' Dat • ~ c To he &2114 ----;RObinson. Quarter . Mastet-Seridesit utiort• Houghton, vice Taylor, de l egated. ith Ditto, !Adamant Eon!! Alexander Cordon, frent the 35iti Font, to be of.a Company, without purchase, vice M. Donnell, orenitoted in the 'Olt itli Ditto. God4cliall G .lohason,er .:t..turb tieuteratit, with: lota purchase 9,11 Ditto, Robert Gordon Thmpson,.Gent. to be i Ensign; without purchase, vice llredha, tdairatel Is.reweirliarn,. Gera to he Ensign, without purchase vkey I _ 'Murk ittoritoted in the sillth Foot. loth Ditto, Ensign p cox' y to be Lieutenant, pUrciiii,e, vice Parker, deceased., lohn Graham, C;42lit be Ensign, vice Speedy.. nth Lieu:. (r;eurge Core, froth the a.ah, Dra. • goons, to ne Captain of a Co:tripany, wit tiller puri3rase, , Ensign Sinclair Mansim, from the .4etit' 1 not, IMbe'Lleute rant, Without purchase. Ensign Wm. Slade, from ditto,' to ditto. .folin Oimpscii, Gent. to Le Ensign, vice Pis. ney.superseded. lath . Ditto, Win, ItPDonteld, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Morgan, promoted in the:9 s lth Foot. sear Ditto, Capt. Fred. Hervey, from the Royal Kt:rime:Lit of Malt;r, to be Captain or a Company, tvithout putt, liabe, vice Lloyd, promoted in the 98th Foot. sail Ditto, Brevet Lieut. Colonel W. Frome, , front the 44th Foot, to ba Muior, vice Erskine, who exchanges,. Ensign johnWhythe, trom the 4ist Foot, to be Ensign, with. out prureleasr, vice Window, deceased. 2311 Ditto, Q r M,ater \S'alter Bromley to be Pay- Mas tat to the atl Battalion. eith Ditto, Lieut. Stopford Cane, from the 4th Foot, to be Laptain tit a Company, w ithoutpurchase. 28th Ditto, Liente.lant S. Fora Whitinigliam, from the Ist 'Regiment or Litre lards, to be Captain of a Cetnpany, by ptheliase, VlC'e Bevan, promotott. Richard Tomlinson, Gent. to be Ensign, vire Clashing, whose Appointment does not take place. Charles Teulon, Gent. to he Ensign, wiLliout purchase, vice AIMED, .whose Appointment (hies 'not take place. )tst Ditto, Ensign Edward Moore Bray, from the lith Gar. risott Battalion, to be Llelltellallt, WithOUt InirCll4SC, vice fence, who resigns. 'Hugh Lionley, Gent. to'be En,,;1;11, without purchase, vice Macholl, promoted in the 7th Foot. Lieutenant Robert Chandler to be Adjutant. 30 Ditto, Lieut. Dawson.Gis i rry,,kont.hoatit Light 144. gliont,' to be Captain. Of onipaity, . 1 / 4 vtirteut" purchase, vice Perry, removed to the I oyal,Regirnerit of Malta, ' sttn '!'Manes Wright, Gent, to be Ensign, without plitcll4,t, vice Hart, promoted. Bohn F. Kegs,' Geot. to 1),: without purchase, vice Hughes, appointed to the Bth Royal 'Veteran Battalion. ;tali lacer, lotto Cuthbert, 1! . ..5q. to be Paymaster to the Battalion. tgii Ditto,' Campbell Addison, Gent. to be Ensign, wit flout purcitase, vice glade, promoted in the istit Foot. Williron cu,;kran, Gent. tone Ensign, without purchase, vice Men. son, Pretnoted in the isth Foot, • . 48th Ditto, Major lames Erskine, from theretdFoof, to be Major, vice Frame, ti/hQ eXCIMIIKC4. 56tli Ditto, Lieut. Hon, Richard Murray, from Half-pay of the 38th' Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Wallop, who ex-. ehtuTges. • Std Ensign George Gibbons to be Lieutenant, without purchms*, vice CV Aleata, appointed to the 64tit FOUL. En. sign Chance Megle to' be Lieutenant, vice ttonslas, pro. muted. ' John Walks, Gent. to be Enaign, riot Gibbons. John INl'Dorstild, Gent. to be Ensign, rice,Diggle y s3(l Vitus, Ensign Williatn Ainbrosu., ttut i the sethl,4sot, to be Luttitertatit, by parcluyi,, vice `Mistral), ptaMoted. Edward lienVigt, L; ;,a be, Ens" ivitiKut purchase, vice Brawl', promoted in theleath otoli ipt • Ditto, Latittlaituit .Wtatain,lAtanott tp be C A MIAs ors Company, without puresuse. &- Slat Dalt), John BurkospPent,,to ha Entign, by purchase; vivo Nl'Cabe prosuotoili, aa6toot, Cent. to be Ensign, 'without; put - abase, Ailhurst, Kopiotcci in the 13L Foot.. • Istlt Ditto, Adam Porw.ig; Gent, tO bp Ensign, without pur. dune, rico Murray, poniuts.4l, lipth Ditto Chariot et:u l t . :kat. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice 141iitrcr, prof ota bi the Phil Foot. outer Ditto, Juhn Mullor, thus, to be Ensigss, without pot. ortsc, vtc.v to es o n , whose Ap . pointment has lost tAtelt. place. William ilitarda, °ant, to be Etts l / 1 1, without pur., ViCe Wilson, prattlatCti in the Otti foot. • st LAI ta, ,Licutonant Duncan Stewart to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. i;th Ditto , Lieutettant'Smith Ramsdge, troas thri,stf) Foot, x., be Captain .e Conspriy, by putcll:4, promoted iu th.t 43ft f out, • , • • 16th Ditto, John` Cote, lent, to be Ensfget, without put. chase, vice Lalor, aupontedea. xst West India' Regiment, tuba Cooky, Gent, to be Ensign, wlthodt ,purchase, ciee jatalsom, appointed to the atti Itsiyal Veteran Estusiton., 4 0 1 auto, Wilbert tots Donald- Gent babe Ensign, without purchase `vice Gallagtoa, ptotnoted in the oath Foot. "eth Ditto, jarnrs Cani'phtll, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchue, vice tioni;to;; pro:note& • ftortl /African Corp.., stn-leant- jot John Pcxtyk of the; Lotk ItecNitirlOistr:;:t, to he Ett.:lgki, wit Isootpurvhare," vice 1-lattiOgtoti, who stsv,rselie‘i, j tcon „,, t Nut,. loniteitsnt Samuel South, from' — t h e zoo I i n ha cain•mo.o44,:otnparty,: . withvat put. ch vice t{c:rti At:palmed, to tint aotli ioor. Ideute. ' 4 it I" ' 4 f th • 5P.d F „ apt o g c r in, root. i. oat, to bc al a c o mpany, without ouri.:tu4a.. . e nith*,hiet to . bci,t i . ku. tewailt, vice iiroinoteit io t:.e Itoy.tl 1431'0r:tent reldlt.i. Atty,tislus Uc 4,0y1i04 cut. to htt , iiittign, ifict WI Ditto ' Captain George Aeutersen, from the 4th FooL• to he Cap tain oft Company.. BREVET. Licutenant.Colonel'hem Charles Madan, on Half-pay of the IndlOendenta, ..to be Colonel in the Army. Major George Crump, on Half-pay of Ogies late Leyy, to be Licutcliant-Colonel in the Army. mtst OR ANDO!q. Sorgcnnl.Auxton, of the 6th Garri,;on Battalion, Who was supersetttel in the Gazette of the zi instaitt is reinstated in his Rank. Captain George Elrington, of the 37th Foot, is sur rseticd, never having joined sin The widernientiened o.stert are superseaV, being absent t Leave. - 4th Foot, Assistant-Surgeon Coombe. 6' , th Dim', Captain Rice V. Edwards Newfoundland Feneiblc Infantry, Lieutenant, Edward Tal linn. T A in the Gazettes of the 2oth fuly,and sad December last. • 41Ith Foot—For Lieutenant Henry Irwin, froth Hair-pay of the 53d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dillon,' who exchanges, react, ..tentenant Henry Irwin, from Half-pay of the 5311 oot, to be Lieutenant, rice Dillon whose Appointment does not take place.' b6tlt toot—For Maurice Blake, -Gent. to be „Ensign, read, john Illake, Gent. to be Ensign. Orjmane-Office, Fra. t 3, !Soc. Royal ,P.egitnent of Artiller y , Second• Lieutenant Thomas Carter to be Vast Lit:Umlaut, vice Paul Metcier, retire& Dated kat. 1 6 , 180 S. ••• Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant o f the County of Lincoln. Louth J/anew, Infantry. William Hyde, Esq. to be Captain s Dated January ;9, 18os. To be Licutettants—Williain Bailey, Gent. Dated as above,. William Hardy, Gent. Dated As above. %tiilliain Petell Kyme, Gent. Dated as above. To be. Ensigns—Santoel 17aylor, Cent. Dated as above. George Searle,, Gent. Diltdd as above, .Thomas Cro4s, Cent. D4ted as above. 'Tirnothy Allison, •Gent. ' Dated as above. . Al ford Coompasy of /Vim/ nod Village Volunteer:. Thomas Wright Tonge, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Jan. 28, rlios, • Bservell Constaoy.of Ditto, • . John Kent, Esq. to, be Captain. Dated fantiary 18, ;Soc. William Cotvitufurt, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as Alwve. CserSt , iission in'the tst BattaliOn of Royal Linlithlowshire Vo. I pntevr Infantry,. a/lined, by the Lod Lieutenant. Captain. Cumin indant lohn Keirto , be Nlajor-Conunandanti and to ICiAill his Company. Dated Feb. a, des.. In the Bauffiliire Volunteer Infantry, rivred fy lb, 1.41 . d tat Battalion.-Ensign George tiniith to be Lieutenant, 'vice Corvie, who retires. Dittertianuary zt, rSoc. , Coivie, Gent. to be Ensii,n, vice peen t: Suirth, pro, tooted. Dated as above. ' 2d trattalion, Lieut. Alex., Robertson tohe Captain, vice Cohn resigned. Dated 1311, 17. 4095.. itomas StevvArt, C.,% i t. to be Lti4igti, vice Machattie, who retires._ I)Atr4d Se t if. 23, L 81.4. C.inmissi,ns in the Dorsetsitire Militia, 41,:gned by the 'Lord ' Lltivenato,. Enz;ign David Collins, Carpenter to be Lieutenant, vice Pre.. Layton, resigned, Dated hit. S. xtlos. Robert' Samp son, 6,n,t. vice ' Collins Copentcr, pioluotcd. Dared as aisove. Commksiont in ibe 2d Battalion s)f Dome; 'Volunteers, .11 4 »ted by Ike Lord LimuTant. Ensign Richard A 114) to,be !Acute!)Ant, vice C. w. I.c.vrd,. resiipied. .I>an:,t,t Jan. zg, .1/1!)4. 1 onn'Bint,Jun. G Qin. to be linst6n; vies,: Mi. Gregory, resigned. Datcd az; above. RANKRUPTCY, .ENLARGED.. • Joseph Shaithiee, late of Leeds, Yorkshire., merchant, from ..0 eh. t 9, to April •9, ateleveo, ;it'tlic Hotel, 'Leeds, . . Henry fefferyg, of Weymouth, Dors4shire, linen-draper, to surrender Nlarch's, i, and April 4, at ClL:Yeti, it the Rum mer Tavern, All Sitiots,iitie, I.iristot. wtornies, Mt. ' Vizard, pr4y,.s.lnn.4quire, London or Mr. Da, vid baynton, linstol. W IMAM 6i9Pqrsar, latC Shepher..l-street, Oxford -street, MitVtlesex, nricklayer, tin sairrender Feb, 23, at ten, Match anti April 2, at eleven, at G nildhall. • 'Attoraties, Mont's. - Fotheigil 1 and Sivag,e, Old, 13road.,4treet, London. George Dennett, of Gray!s-liiii-hine, St. Parwras, sex, covi-keeper, to surrender feb. 23, Marcia a, and April '2, at ten, at Guildhall. - Attorney, Mr. Darby, Gray's.lna vinare. H ' Arthur Potten, of Duke-street, Aldgate o London, woollen. drapzr, to surrender" .Feb. '23; March h, and vrit 2, at eleven, at Guildhall: lAttortirei, Messis. Sw an a nd' Wail lington, pore-streete.Cripplegate, London. —, ' David ,Kiss, late s,t Birmingham, roonoy f serivener, to surrender Feb. *at); March, 5, and April. a. at ten, at ' London. Attorney, 'Mr.; Charter, Printers. street, Larl-areet, Lonelo, Robert Gaylord the younger, or l)tinavich, Suffolk, shop, keeper, to surrenner Match s,'At six,'7o and Apia 2, at ten, at the Cock and lye Inn, Woodbridge ' Suftblk.. Atter. sties, Mr. Thomas Mitt:twit,. Saxinundham; Sitilitlk4 tor Mr. Williantlehins, aray's.liata-plaee l London, 'lease Hadley Reddel I, of Wet IlronaWich,Starfuidshire, iron founder,' to surrender... March 4,, at rive; 5, at t weive, and April a, at one, at the ShaksPeare Tavern, New-street, - Eirnung . harn._ Attornies, Mr. Nicholls, Tavistock- plash, TaViitdekliquare, London ; or Mt, Bird, IlirminghateL John 1 1 101 14 Ot Newton, Lancashire, and William WhitOeld Paul the Younxer,of Mittachestcr i ca I ico printe rs an d cOpart... ners,to surrender March 7, %, and April 2, at th ree , at the `D og Tavern, Dealisgate,"Manettester. • A tunnies, Mr. Swale, New,NOSWel l4 9' l ,rts. clircy-street; London I or mr; Wil. lianalinbh, M anc hester. Richebißoalcl, of Worcester, pvitten-maker,' to wrrender. Mandl 14, 11, and April 2, at eleven, at the 'Valbot Inn, 'l.y thitig ot' WhitAutics, Wpreestprshire, AVM'. rues; iklr. Cecil liek:ke, Ilream's-Buildings, Chant er y..latie, London ; or Mr, ichn Allen, Sidbury;Wurcester: Janes Arrowsmitli,of Richmond; )lorksktirt, upholsterer, to j -s l lrrender, March 6 ) 7, and A, hit.Pfil- 2 ) at the KiniVa , Head, Richmond.. Atttaille3,otaqarlaii, Riclualond; or Mr. rgertuly c; n ray'd. I n, London, • 4).IPIDIiND.Y. • . March rl. Charles Stanley, of D(11114111, s t a tioner; at eleNien at the Qtlettl'3 Head, I)urhiwt. • , Marcia John Lacey.,, cf,ctArsitot-itteet, Chancety.fane, London, brass- toitiiii.:r,Af Ito, at 2144rch 30, John C.. lamer,' of the Royal 'Spa' Gardens mowisey, Surrey, victtiallet and ItiusicAllinfittturteAv•gitAker, at one, ut G raildual London. March 3c, Richard Tanner, of Bimingham, upholder, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. !stitch 21. joseph Richardson, of , Penrith„. CunalYechind, iron-monger, at eleven, at the:New Crown Inn, Pt:with. lamas Mining, Thomas Heaviside, and 'rhonias Borman, of Ilarge-yard, Buctlersboey, Landoll, Monehfs. ter as arehouseinon and co-partners, at ten, at Guildintil. March 2. lames Partington„,,of Fi'n-court, cut:hutch street, Londbn, merchant, at ten, at GUildhatl. April to. Petition Dotigion, of Liverpool, linen-draper, at one, at tin! Globe Tavern, I olin-stivet,• Liverpool. Match 19. William Itulgin, of inistol, printer .. . bookseller, And ht4tiOrlC:r, tit ;en ' at the Whitt: Lion Ipii, Bristol. Apra to. .rev i dnc,,. iNlealc, tote of, Titorohlingli-itroet i Bed. fon.l.a•quare, Mvidloax, Mariner, at ten, at Guildhall. CZit Nf4rcli 12. Timothy Virtue,'hite of Ihtrimmiiiith, Mid carpeaccr. NelV bold, of Mancheser, dealer. Sin s, al titnbuty:(ix - tonTsliire, watch -maker. A S.tovt , tote—Two lalies and a gentleman lately paid a morning visit in Norwich, where a her_ van; just arrived front the. couniry, On being. or. dead to bring m SaNduic.bes for tour, pre.sently en tered with fnursand.pans, pipes, and tobacco! 'file mistress rebuked the girl for her stupidity ; who re. plied, that the farmer she lately served ' . llad told her, Wu whenever be called for ranticdf.rbtr, pipes and tobacco were of course inclutled iry the order.. BRlsrai, FEn. z 6. ROYAL BRISTOL L,IGHT . HORSE VOtu rrEI RS Ox Thur,sday, the 7th instant, came on for hear. ing„.before TriomAi DANIE L. and A.'P. COLLING), two of .14 is Majesty's Deputy-,Lieutenants for this City and County, an appeal (under an AF} of the last Session of Parliament, intitled " An' Ad to c , nsolidate and amend the-Provisions of the several Mts relating to Corps of Yeomanry and Volunteers, of,Great, Britain," which.declares the right of Vo. : lunteeri to -resign) brought by Mr. OsuouNE, a Member of the above Corps, against Levi AStes, Jun.-Esq. the.Comrnareling Officer, for refusing to strike his nsme off the .muster.roll, in consequence of his Objeding to the payment of 301, as a Penalty' fur quitting the'Corps. • M r . Smnir (of Counsel for the Appellant) opened the matter by contending that a discretionary power was ,vested in the jurisdidion of the Court by. the At granting the appeal. In support of his as. sertion he read the clauses, which, - in his opinion, cleerly, proved that on such appeals she ll,:puty. Lieutenants were empowered to,enter into the me rits ofthe case, and to 'enforce or re m it th e P ena l. 'ties as in their discretion should seem just.' H e then proceed e d to state . she reasons which had in. ,duced his Client to wish to resign ; these were prin. cipaly the proceedings that bed been adopted by the Committee of the COrps, on the resignation of Major Dueowr, especially, the Meetings convened for choosing a Commanding Officer, and filling up other vacancies. These Meetings the Appellant did not attend, considering them to be in diced opposition to His IVlajeriy!''s commands, expressed in Mr. Se. ' cretary Yoatta's .letter to Colonel TtetiNaT i which it might remembered was in answer to the Colonel's'complaint of the disbbedience of some 'Members of hia Corps (the Southwark Volunteers) who hid perAisted in eleding Officers in opposition: to the choice elready made by him. This Letter exprezoted His IVlAjesty's strong disapprobatinn of such conduct, and declared the a ppointment o f in , fe.: riot ()theirs to rest with the Commanding Officer alone. Here the Learned Counsel went on to•stare, that it was proposed at the Meetings sdin:!ecl to, to ,advanCe Lieutenant Ilmtvay Over' the hail of Lieu. tenant VAuGHAN, his Senior Ofliter, which, not. with Standing the disapprohation - ofs . everal Mel . ees,- Was at last Carried by a large.mliority, This pro ceeding' indiseed Lieutenant VAUGHAx 'ln resign, and was so stated by him, in a Letter he Adresse(' to the Commantlieg Offiter, on the occasion. • Mr. Osai)xna sent in hi, reiignation at 'llt . same time, and on the same grounds. The resignation of • the former Gentlemen was' imotedietely accepted, and the Penalty not exaded upnwthe:latter only it was now attempted to be enforced., The 'Learned Coun. scl then Mentioned several instances in . which Memo of the corps had been permitted to resign, without payment of the Fine, opon reasons' awh less valid ,and satisfactory; and some cases even, where no rcason whatever had been assigned,' and yet no Pandit . ) , demanded. On these grounds, the Learned , Counsel was persuaded that the Coder, which he comendud was established' for the purposa cf curetting irregularities ,its ,Volunteer 'Corps, would use the discretion given them by Law, it granting relief to the Appellan t . Mr. Glue/17:4, for the-Respondent, contended on the other hand, that the Court had , no, power whatever to enter into the .merits of the, case, for that the Ad of Parliament was peremptory, and gave them no disCretion to remit or Mitigate "the !penalty. Under, these _circumstances, the Learned counsel conaidered that it waktotally irrelevapt and unnecessary to reply to the arguments on the ether side,grounded on the presumed merits of piticeedings Over' which that COO: possessed no jurisdiction. The Counsel foe the Appellant, in reply, combated this-doetrine, by stating, that as the Mt of Parlia. anent gave the Magistrates authority to enforce t h e Penalty, and even'tn doable it, if they saw fit, it wasimpassible to conceive that such a power Wa s intended to be exercised- without, a previous ex-a. ruination of the merits of kile case. The arguments o'f'.C ? unsel being ended, the Court . adit,urned, in order td consider farther on the subject. On Saturday the parties being sasembled at the G 4114414 the slecieion,.of the Court 'W23' given, in substance as follows ::--" Upon a view of the Ad of P a rliament under which this Appeal 'brought, and under all the circumstances of the. case, this Conti is of opinion that ihecornrna n ' t ii r i g 'l3 not hound to,aeCept the •resignation or the Appellant, until lie hes paid :-the I. s. e or Penaity of 391." I DEAR tiff, . 0: 3! IT is 'with the most heartfelt sa tisfaaon fir ot yo., to address yott on the incontrarable excelieti# 4 ! , s. L; , ~ valuable Medicine LEAK.r.'s VA'? EN - 1 . Pi i - ''', l ti v`, Spring of Oft* year I hall the iniitint aae to eont r 'olrj riit COmplaint, attended with the ;noir it14301144;0040;-; geroUs symptoms; insomuch, that I lla'r * r t e t 2 , 1ie 1° „ 2 10 tomy it; for a rthole week. to' et ...i . . , „ 11- " 1 tilt s it out of it k I had no rest night nn l: 41.1 i. arii '',, 1 ",',1 - kill'';l4; etnocisting: p4O , t and thrment,; ,std bv: 131: ‘',';'.- 111 ,b ) 1. 0 !try ey , esgtew tyciik anti film. Su that ,I ...)- 11 ".1 - ' 0 ; 1 . 0 40 any ohjed, i f ever so clove to tilt. :till C-11 . P4di t .': 'than the total , loss of my siear.--4 1 toiii''et f" 'if ''gr i.gao , sad. rAt bek corpok , nt malt, 1 b , , , earri- . 14/ 1.0 1 .,„;11: , 0 1 GiYicct of pity awl colni):Lilti., ".Ty ; t wo:6 too l id; 0 0 over, arnt thoaghttmy tea's,' e4 4 i'...itoOisible. la t . 'il state, and.. eN peethig every t o ;ii it t- i -t. to I ...iit 11tY ... :, -, ; ,, i , / - , wor3d, I •,v - as fortimdtely ;ei.;_outniavie..l by 4 „ H riiii 1. 10 1 . la r tiriie, °l .e .tr , h al l itl l :) c, : ' : l i 4 i ;4 l,4l, L a l t t -; '; : : ' 11. ' 0 .'': i :L ;:: : ‘'):1i ri V;1 ° 4 1 ,;1 1 C:: '1,12 ' ' ; ".1: i:11 before ; l‘ cloal4l be prevtiti‘xl on to take .thellt f, - . / , 'oll l t" ev t' L'OF t '- t'.o X t'''S, ante before 1 hal. taken than 34:., , t ,, i i r.f:1,0., , $1(14rot?1 , . b..:licht ;. my p-i.i:is gr....W.(11y dxf" , ,,'„;`';, - ,.1 a' t frdi, si;ht grew better, aihi, to tie : - ;: - ,....it ;:titilr....,-...,, --I :4lofigt i ie oPt , a)t 4,1 " . . 0 1 144 .fricau,i :I.lti,or .fialii;ie three 1 -"''',l 140'id he:011 iiii stfength wa6 perfe; - ;1, .. 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' 1 1 0 j L74{T-str , ,x.t, y , itiiiinihanl, N. .1, ,i;i9O. n teildc fi l ' , The .1' )vi ,Nlciiii:ifie is eaxnestly teco,_ ol- OS.' ; illi i s cri;t7iir tit.it; are M oily doubt; of 'ttizir heinh' e „ il tvery V T euereal Affii.d.ion,,partieubtrly to t4 o _ .. .'t,,iv; ,/,..,f s pi ini,:th,tir c,' - ituf.tini i:t 1;1,,, as it wiit 4:c , l'T'.'o' 7.0' evcry tam. of thit titturil, of howeittl : l''''q ii er ' l ':‘.;•/`; ' .40 .0- -,- cits„ ,, ul4eti under. the iippearence• Of ° .ti , e oP. i i.;;4 , It l'' , 'Y t. l ; bit, Svotlaittc, „Cita/A(..loin, :aid On a;;•;+ - ! ' i'Lliots, it iiiaiso recinnmended to be. t; tk‘: -.l ' , s i't;', - the Sprow„Stinimer, and Fait.. ' 1.,40 .4 s'i Prepare% anti soil by the sok: ilropriCtof , %". JP OO-1 11,ifi 11:;,44 ' 4 , ; le r ni) `',,E of th,t Co; potLioi , A Sillik, ") ;llt;W 4 ,#: 2 ,7 1 .°-s4 ' : '-‘" 0: 0 9i New Isriftge. .meet; ,' Wtt''' . 1 . ,,,1 ,, . :!, ,,, .„...v.,:p,,NYltilogt a fc..t . „ to pci,ms LajPg: ( 00,,,L6i;, 1 1 ct t P errn i a i t l i e s n *;a :t °7 . lv4 : v l 44e t f a r Ti r lit ttl o t r el e at: it sl s 'i e lc h r i t v ecs i i r : r g i T i t e l : l l l ! ;:s l c)ll ;: il;l'l;::°':7:l : l` ,.. t ibi r' i ii i ii ,b 7 ;; iiHt;l : ' OV,itl. pnrticalar reciitest, by tin; PrOpt'it , " l-, ' ..te s i ci tr , Pl l * i rktitaP , 3.:- }'ear t ,' qui . he h3s- .ti ad - '-t - t*„ 4; tlf ; ,,,,i' 14 -,141i-Wvii.Y.Csitie .1 ;;- r \ i v tioue, a li- ,) r-T.P . ci , 1e..,400‘e .1 , ' t tftke 4,ribilit iiWrCifiliu. . ,err. a lir:11 .' Ti•xy :iiri"aa, ..' old by hl§ apprimttt --. ,•J;;;. 04 1 1 , ~.I ' l itl' ''r ' '';'. ? ",r 6- 35, • St. Ribao's- tirt. - 4 - 1~ elk; vertsua':. Coy -slay, NJ. 10' (.)XR>ll-i-Sr C ': '-: t'Y 1:) ill', ~ ,1`4 . 0• x, liniun- tow, Little, Tower-Mil ; - !:;.-• L ., , son/11 - every con:cl(ltnlbtit- 'lown ii in itlittt. t , ' `, ;;•'. ; ' 4 Ot cniy ,2,i,.911 , ::. ~ '„ s 2 , 1 1cd ,I.lo. 7 witl i ' -. . 5 ,, . ' wit' -.,, ~ k. i; , ..r •,„ i• ~ , rls r.oe eiG.i , , -• ,••• ,-„:,4 ~..;:,„ b ,k,l Isl G at '''' ' . ,' . •I , I . 1 , ~ ,k• , c a.- thMP, on WniCii, t): li,.oar of tilt „ -_ , • „ , v.:l.:ea at i n Suiatp-aliti.e.-' 1 'T. ' l-. '•' ~,, , 0: . Y:. , (...itr0:r.,.--to . „imitate. wnich I' l i - ,-.' a..., , ,• r 4 t , i'llkterte ,„;, IIS. i _str t et o Ctusvenor-,quart; must Le addressed. :MP NMI'S: POOLE, res.- a. Arrivei.-tire Active, Bazin; tro,n Gutmsty ; • lull. • 1 0l front ; Hope, Nethertvot,d, he :Thit , oll, WC'` , Giazn, from (.onion ; Mary, lt,vdcr, tarnt‘c,'• castle; Teton, Scott, lroat !:\tinderlatiA ;, 191 in 116c11 ` Flynn, from Woodbridge ; andHopc, tro4lrogi' mout h. Saile d—the Brothers, Lambert, for Bristol ; cab tier, for, l'ortsrnou.h ; Elizabeth Ites , a, tor Hull; Young .Itose4is, 11110. W. .4 BIRTHS. Yesterday, in Matteltester.:square, the Lady Of —M il Grinoto4e Esteouct M. P. or* Datigllo. of Yesterday senniatt, the I :oily of 'oho bunion; f. 4 ti)ej.asvn, South Lantbethoor a Son. tkt On the 27th ult. at item pitone, near Loughborough , Lady of Horace St. Paul, Esq. ad Daughter. MARRIED, Yes4trday, at St. Margaret's, Henry lamesl3archattli,k l4 ; of East Hilt, Wandsworth, to Miss F a wkes, only dae,„Ai,'' of gdward Fawkes, :Esq. of GNU ki:Orge - StfC Ct i minster. The same thy. at West Hain Churcii,Dr. Lewin, er,t I verpool, Miss Kelsall, sister to the late Hun. Igllll6C Sidl . ,D IL I). Yesterday morning, at his house in Baker-street, l'artel* equate, john Belli, Esq. .Ccao • On the isth inst. a t a tonehouse, Lientenaat l'hi r of thi: second veteran Battalion. tbie On Thursday List, at Eye, in Sualk, in the.. 95 pi iii age, Mr. Ceotge Pretyrnaii, formal) 't'uvvii Clerk Corporation. Ou Sunday morning, in Woburn.p;ace, Kt:ooo34f: MI. A1)4)) , widow of the late Alexander Finer Aliatl, 4 ' l i ,: 1 1 1)1;441-gren House, Essex. —. ~,nsVI Lately; at Yousypanny, near' Caerphilly, ti / MOO,- Richard Price, Esq. late a Captain to the Royal U l *.' Militia. On the ad ult. at Tortola, in the 2gth year of 414 a Ir lames rule, t, inq Es. il l • in A B pril la y s Ameriea, James Thomas; in the W.,,„( year ut his Age. He livedtenipyrittely, hod to the Isll*-, .of his existence could read without spctiac''es ' —......."/' PRICE OF STOCKS, TISTZROAY. Bank Stock, 176-1 v7-,71 irlia Stock. 18 5.• I Ti c N - ary vio Ct t:9l I I,llou lionds,26. A 0:7 .6 5, 5 ir•tr ( tat. 1797,, 0)1 Exact). Bill:, mit), 10)11 - per ectir. Ora.litati, 5 43 1 4 s , vr tent. 751 a 1 inperii,l 3 IR . ( olw ; 3 Per et, Kt , t• 59,1 59i 59 D'tt' l 99" 9? 7 per et . (Mn. 5' 4iigi C a n. tut 23 fcb. itelf tini:k t.. Attli..l7 a 5 pi-A CcLt. 170 . 1 MttuSllGrt 441,31.prt NANWABLE CANAL AND GLOUCESTO TO TINE SUARES. NIONTIILY {SALE, . '. • By ,Vir. SCOTT . ' : On Friday, ,'.larch I, at TBv::IVC o'Clock; at C;39.3114Y'N lh" ' . . . TOE OXFORD CANAL ,; .Five Shin ° , In :4 , wldiii , xcellent Line ; the' Dividends ,have , -- ti ;i tl e.P . .,; iia ls ced ite. t s n 'istrrfi 4j w katu AT ll ß e ß ra lsrA u V rn ee:T C S! ; : r.i :... " ;; l : 4; in this improving eo D - . iiendja" 7- " L a accts.,. the 1.41 pier Share. " Six Shlt.' The LE EDS and., LIVERPOOL CANA L ',I i i tl' is in this Establiihed Navigation, t o e . Divickte r : ca n, Share er annum, with well found .d resPF °s cl. 1.. p :OW increit4c.roi Al' v e Also, Shares in the GRAND .. f LI N CT' ''' ' 110 14 i , w 4.. 4 , and OLDHAM, ROCIIDALK, CHF. LN"'"" . GL" ' and NAP 10N, KENNET and AVON, and tbe GI SI'M and.BEßKELEV:Canals.tra ;./....° The GLOUCESTER MA itl.:. It'l* TOgT.-coii-. Shiites betting !Ivo per cent. interest, accottlio.; r° " il • ship, . ''' „•,,,rhgr;o, ~,_ Particulars at the Hen and Chickins, n' ' - ',;(1 0 1? ' liiktchoes Wityli Piccadilly ; at CarraivAy'i; Stott, New Bridge-street, London. ' . . TO BREWERS, INSTILLERS, 4c,c,l'Aprilg, MO BE SQLD 0 S ci Ind lA I 'OO . I One econ .la ~,!, , .1 Folly Matteis, and a gnat number of s maller aiw a ia k ow OneStill•ltcut and Worm, coutplete, sso Gal.' it. F,t; of smaller SIZC3, all in good Condi tion, at W. ,4 "-iao, tifea, Goldwiri, and Co.', Copper and Ero s _„,o" 46, 47, and 4S, Shoe. lane, Fleet:street, London. ‘7l; ' ,011 we 10' &unpile:mot - Vessels arc manut s clwred in CoiV r ' , • N. B. Cast or Wrought Plate Iron WOO - , _ ...... „/ 9 .r VENEREAL. J3LINDNESSI To Mr. Tuoka.:3 Tvecoß, Surgeon. r. ( '' Bridge-silver, Londatni. NU { :., 111 Nine Tc E 1 • a , $~