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rny- of tlett case he should .contend there had' been te) inblic'ation e of the Libels in tile couuty of Mid die` yy e the Ddentient. In case of the Seven Bis ;ps the tetestiou whether a written paper, nareely, 0:e Petition of the Bialiop had been pub ' 11shed by ' thein in the creamy of nadiesex. The haod-writillv WilS proved by the ackneeledgment of the ...Velibislinoof Canterbury, that the Petition Wai written et his Palace at Lambeth, in Surrey, and the Petition was afterwarda foundin the handsof the King Sterames's ; but it was centeeded that the ackoow ledeenent ofthe writing inSurrcy was not proof of the publication in 2aliddlesex,and theJudges.sodetermin ed; upon which it was found`' necessary to examine Lord - Suuderland ; who proved, that the Bishops came to him at his house with the Petition, and he intro eleeed them into a mom in the Paiace Nvbere the King was. - Upon the principle of this decision, he in si,ted that the proof of the hand-writing by. the De feedant, in Ireland (assuming, for the sake of the ar tument, that it ‘4%IS his writing), was no proof of the publication in Middlesex : the Libels had been • received by Mr. Cobbett from Mr. Budd, and the, covers ender which they were said to haVe s been sent front Ireland were destroyed, and the faacould not be ascertained by the post-mark.upon thenL re Inch, had they been, produced, Ilould have been propositiOn 'he argued atveey great length, and with nitwit ingenuity. Mr. PARKE, Mr...LOCI:HAAT, andMie SON S 101i0Wed on the same 'The ATTORNEY-GENEitAt, the SOLICITOR-GENE , HAL, Mr. EBSKINE,"Mr. GAItROW, Mr. WOOD; and Mr.. ABBOTT, were prepared to argue on the con trary side, but . • • Lord ELLENBOROLTOII 'thought it unnecessary to bear them. He considered that the decision in this case would not violate the principle laid dowb in the ease. of the seven Bishops. He observed, that the acknowledgment ofthe Bishops was DO proof :of -it se:f of the subsequent publication, and it would have been an. injustice to those reverend persons to have deeided`otherwise e but here it was proved that the Libels had been received -by Mr. Cobbett, under a e coeer hearing the Irish Post Mark, and the Papers theroseiyezeproving to be the band-writing of the-De-. feedant, 'eonteieed internal evidence to be left to the Jury; that. the Defendant was the person who had. Itraroalit+A them, for the ee:press purpose of pill:Ai . .eatiett in Middlesex. • . Sir N'esit• Gblo"iF.,, Sir SOIILDENT I.4A,WItZNCE, Sir • SnioN LE BLANC, and the. other Judges, delivered .4eir opinions precisely to the saineetfeCt. . C.obtx;tt was called tip,. ,and asked, whe ,ther he had:lna:le any search at the Print e r' s f or th e .e.inteloptts ?, Therepliecl• in the negative. . Mr, - AnAat 'desired that the point of no search haviegb6en made et the' Printer's might be reserved to biene e He then entered' Litton the general-defence of his cliebt. He vyea'perfettly fissured, that no t hing -which had, passed in the course of the eirgurnents avottld prejudice the Jury 'against a Gentleman hold- ins situatidn Detndant'in the ad rtnnie retion'Of justice. He should, in the outset of =413 observati*is; adopt that course which' the At- Aerney-General had anticipated ; it was not his in tontian'tci contend that the . publications in question were not libellous : 'far belt from - him to sully the 'Ertnine of Erin e by using, in his defence of a Judge 'of that Cdentrye - that the two Letteri contained in the lediOrnent were not : gross and scabdalous Li beis ; his Defence was, that 'Judge Johnson had not written'them. He appeared for a person now :near:Sixty ,:vears of age, *boiled borne, througberit 'hisiifee an unblemished charritge:' e - e who had'repre stinted higcountt-imen. its Perliartient near twenty years—Who had discharged his Various 'public duties with fidelity, integrity, attachment tohis King 'and the 'CollStittltitill, and who bad been the con stant ,supporter of the Government of Ireland; one who, uponahe accomplishment of the Union; had been deemed a fit person to dispense- justice: -e-' Pleading the Cause of such a man, he could n o t help feeling for his situation.' • ' The 'Learned Coini sel then, after a most eloquentexordium, proceeded to comment on the testimony 'of the Witnesses for the, Crown, and contrast it 'With the evi dence he intended to offer on the part of the Defehdant. ,He remarked,' • that - the • Witnesses 'for the, Prosecution were all persons who had "not :been acquainted with the Defendant's hatid -writing for the last five years. , Those he should produce were his particular friends,' who had been in habits of-intimacy With, him up to the present moment. It would, therefore, become a- question which' of the two classes of Witnesses were , most entitled to credit. He entertained no doubt that the Jury would decide with the same justice and impai tialityas if the Defendant was one of the Twelve Judge. of 'England. - Mr. Richard Jebh, a Medical Gentleman, said he 'had known the Defendant about :30 years intithattAy, and was well acquainted with his hand-writing. He stated, that the Defendant had been affll6.lodevittra. paralytic niliaCtion, but , jt, had not altered 'his style of writing. tie leoked'at'the two Libels, and de.clated thee hid lacy Sitllitinide to the diameter of the fendant's writing.' Upon being eroas-exarnitied, he admitted that - the Defendaht and several other per sons had been at - his' hnuse- in` Stephen's-Green, when it was stated that 'a Mr. Card vets the- real Author of the Libels, but could not avow himself, because his father 'held a plate under Government; that he and the rest of the coMpeny if a' blank paper, and left it in the room with de Defendant, and that soon after the same paper 'Was' 'brotight its with writing on it exaftly resembling 'that- of the Defendant ; the inference was, 'that some person knew . perfeetly well how to imitate the Defeedaiit'S hand-writinge•-eDr. Hodgkinson, a. Fellow of the University of Dublin, expressed hiniself decidedly of opinion that neither of the Libels:were Written . by the Defendant.—Mr. Gifford deposed" cagily to the same effeft. This Witness stated that he was for- r, trierly /filar in the Department of the Revenue; bat bad been dismissed by LOrd Hardwickti for no other rcascn than that he was a Protestant,' and had signed a- Poition 'to the 'King, entreating hun to preserve and maintain the true Constitution of the Country. Mr. Arehdale gave evidence equally confi dent that the hand-writing of the' Libels was bet like the Defendant'.3. Mr: David Cassedy stated that he had been edu e cated with the Defendant, knew his hand-writing "rota the LO 0 - N 7 ' 041 'TE„ 11 - (Yvr ia ) 1805 At the Couq of St. Satoe'4:s, the Ist of iVireniter, 1805, present, The KING'S Most EXteliOlt Majesty in Council. This day the Hon. Edward arl of Pow is was, by His. Majesty s C13 . 1111111111d, sworn of His Ma- j --sty's Most Honourable Priv3k Council, and took his place - at the toatilaccordinEly. His Majeaty in Council was this dlv plea Fed to declare the Right Hon. Edward earl of - Powis, Lieutonant:General'and Generalt-dovernor of that part of the United Kingdom,called Ircland. .Pfre, 23, !gpc. - - rst Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Captain Robert Evatt Acklorn to be Major, by- purchase, vice Bab:01111x, who retires. ' 7th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon George Osborne, from the 27th • Foot, to be Assistant-Surge-0E - toth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet A. De Crammont to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vise 13ouveric, pro moted. . 4th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Henry Brenton to be Ad jutant; vice !ones, who resigns the Adjutantcy: sth Ditto, Ensign Robert Pratt to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Collis, promoted intim 24th Foot. Stli Ditto, Lieut. Francis Campbell to be Captain u a Cern patty, without 'purchase. 9th Ditto, John Shelton, Gent. to be Ensign, without per. chase, vice Foree, :SUpersedecl. Quarter-Master, Peter Sutton to he Adjutant, with the Runk of Ensign, vice Orchard, promoted. itth Ditto, Sib. Lieutenant Thomas re?teitnore, from the rat. Regiment ref Life Guards, to be Lieutenatit, by pur-. chase, vice Cholmley, promoted in the 4th W est I::dia Regiment. ,Bth Ditto, feretniah Cow Per, Gent. to be Ensign, without 3 n purcoase, vice r epplr,,premoted in the art' Foot.' • itoth Ditto, Ensign George Tovey to Le Lieutenant, by .purchase, vice Ross, promoted in the 38th Foot. list Ditto, Lynch- Qum, Gerrt..rto be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Creagh, promoted iii the otith Foot. 24th Ditto, Captain - Barry Drew, from the isibFoot, to be Captain of a Company, vice &lilts, wito exchanges. Morton SLiney, Gent. to be Ensio, .by purchase, vice Erck, prortiated. asth Ditto, Ensign James Thornhill to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Rutherford, promotedt 27th Ditto„,En.ign Oelavius Pepper, from.the s3th Foot, tar be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign Wm. " T ighe to be Lieutenant, vic e IVA deceased.'Faithfoi For tescue, Gent: to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ma guile, promoted.. William Hayes, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Kelly, pnainoted in the 54th Foot. Donald Fraser, Gent. to he Quarter-Master, vice Mac lean, appointed Adjutant. • Haspirit.Mate Wm. C. Wray to be Assistant-Sureeon, vice .osbarnei appointed to the 7th Dr.igoon Guards, Hospital-Mate W. R. White to be Assistant-Surgeon.•• 28tb Ditto, Ensign John Welton, from the ath Foot, to be Lieutenant, without . purchase. Wm. Boggie, CCM , to be Eniiign, withoUt purchase, vice Enact!, who. resigns, : 32d Ditto, Hugh Harrison, :Gent. to be Eits.ign, ivitho4t purchase, vice Welton, piernoted in the 28th toot. 37th Ditto,,Ensign John Spread Femon, from the g6th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hadley, promoted in the 38th loot. 4Sth Ditto, Captain Oli v e r Mills, from the 24th Foot,. to be Captain of a Company, it B. Drew, who exchanges. 48th Regiment of I Ont, Lieutenant Edward ?arsons to be Captain of a CornpAny, without purchase, vice Skottowe deceased. . • 54th Ditto, Ensign Richard Winter Gardner, from s tile 88th Foot, to . be 'Lieutenant, without purchase. 59th Ditto, Ensign Adara - Mellis to be Lieutenant 'Without purchase, vice .Almstrong; appointed to the taGarrison Battalion. Ensign David Graham to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fenvvick, who retires. George Forrest, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Mellis, • • 7eth Ditto, Ensign iamessMackay to be Lieutenant', without purchase. folin Myers, Caa , . to be Ensign, vice Mackay. 78th 'Ditto, Ensign Daniel S tewart to be Lieutenant,, by pur chase, vice 'Fill ton, who retire - - 87th Ditto, Ensign WM. Boucher to•be Lieutalsort, by pur chase, vice Gordon. promoted; hospital -mate ;oho • Radford to be Assistant Surgeon, 88th Ditto; William to' be . Ensign, without purchase,•vicc Gardner ; promoted i n th e 54th Foot. 89th,Dirto, Quarter-mister John Armstrong to be Ensign, w,ithout purchase, vice Percy, stlpmeadd. Quarter master Scrjeant Thomas 'Polo to be Quartermaster, vice Armstrong. oci.Uitto, I'holltSoll, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mackay, pro. motel in the 27th Fort. 9stit Ditto, Hospitil-mateW. !ones to be Assistant Surgeon. eGth Ditto, Sec.ond Lieutenant Miehael Creagh, from' the zest foot, to be Lieutenant. Witheut purchase.. Hugh S. Speat, Gent. to be Enai•eti, •Without jittrehas4 vice heritOti, appointocl to t h e 37iii t oot . 99th Ditto, Robert tarnia.r, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Payne, who resigns. • • Royal Atricin.Cores, 12ictpitu.rcit?“1,nei, ilvLeCtr)eugoseriteoy.b:pepajfitatod • eta Company, without to the Bld Foot. ElisignS Frederic Forbes "to be Lieute nant, without pureitase vice Campbell, appointed to the Bsth Fuut. Alexander Grant re be Lieutenant, vice M,Gre , gor. Pines hlegaw, Gent. to, be Eosign, vice Forbes. Wuhan( johnton, Cent. to, be 'ditto, vitae Grata. 3ct Goirisoit Battelion, Ensign'Stackliou w Thoinpson to be ••• Lieutenant, vice, IVlarshall, appointed to the 5411 i Foot. R. H. Drake, Gent. to be'Ensigii, vice Thompson. The King's German Legion. .S't end ftvgiment o t Dragoons, Captain Augustus Frieticrich to be Cotaitt of a Troop, with teiiiporary Rank. Stall; Lieutenant Colour! Frederic .Baron Liniengen. of 'the Artillery, to be Deputy Adjutant General, vise Decken, proinotiAl. Captain G. Timaeus, of th e First Ligttt Bat talion, to be Major oh Brigade. Royal Newfoundland Fencibles, Lieutenant John Evans, to be Captain of a Company, vice Rochfort, aepointed to the istli root. Ensign and Adjutant Robert cooke to have the RaOk of Lieutenant. Ensigns Thomas Giltillan to be LiCtimiant, vice' Le Breton, Witt; resigns. Capel Loft to .be Lieutenant, vice . Evans. John Le Breton, (lent. to be Ensign, vice Gilfillan. STAFF. Te be Inspeeling Field Officers of Yeomanry 'and Volunteer Corps' in Great britain, With the teMporaty Rank 'of Lieut. Colonel in the Army, Johntalcomb, Esq. late Ma jor in . the Ist Dragoon C units. Joseph Rudy, tsq. late Lieutenant Colonel in the 93d Foot.. HOSPITAL STAFF. Wm. Lynn, Gent. Surgeon to the Westminster Hospital, to be Surgeon to tie Forces. • Coonnihriont in the East Derbyshire Battalion of Volunteer rani ry, ,fignew 44te 1.,9rd Lieetn.w. R. Wood, Esti, to be Lieut. Colonel Commandant. Dated ' July 6, tSoi. I, Nutl, Esq. to be Major. Doe,' as above. To be Captains, liownes, Dated trlay'so, rBsj. jamis Fletcher. Wird July 6, ;Seg. W Dated as above. (elm Drown. I. l .itett as above. I. 'ninon. 1 :;"V 4 • Dated Nov'. i 2, !gas. To be Liebtenanto,' Charles Lowe, Gent. Dated NIT 9; Win. .842ton ' Chau. Dated 2 3 above. kraaGlS Hepworth Ueut. Date 4 .is above). John flout, Cient., Dated 23 above. John We: noblley, Gent! N0v.,2, it . To be Eosigns—lobit 1 , 1114,• Cent. Dated July 6. G ""Ae Lowe., Gctlt. Dated as abow. Tiio4lllll Green, t/Lnit. Dated as above. It illiitn Cawoqd, Ceot. Dated as above.. To be Adjutarit.—Hugh Campbell, Gent. -Dated Septembei 24, I t 5 , To be Surgeon,— fehn.Spencer, Cent. Dated November 12, To ChaPlitin — Rev. James Bowen. Dated November 12, 0 , 3 . 0 . 5, Cvmn!ivivni. tiord.4). Lord Teitnmouth, Vice-4kritemast of the amyl) , ot . Surrey. • .liroti Towing Pplainteer.e. Lieut. Walter Lord to be C.iptain vice OakleY. res"irtllo 1 1 4ted Nuv. ti 4 t. Ensign Cl ' arko to .be . Vl.e Lind. Dated AS abuvk. ► tit. liegbamt 1/ Surrey Pe boater:. Second Lieutenant Tlioutais Williams to be First Lieutenant, vice bo)d, rosignett. Dated as above. Gmmis‘itois in itattatiou of Stewsrtry of Kirkcudbright Volutiteeri.aigleal by ibe 4.*nl Liekrenextof 11+0 SUlll4lllty Of iCithei 1 g t . • j a rncs 1).(1yell, Esq. to be Caprain,'viee Dated Nov. 1, igos. Lt/lIPON bY RICHARD 11A ItRIS, of No. 4, Mattlett.cotpl, now -street; and P,Abiislit i t LLiAm A 4 m !Grit Se ft rs, South Moltioruittg't, "" 9 " 1114--l1 at tii so*-Qatco, No. 112, Strand j whe tv eldveritsenterzts Orcivr;,for tito‘Pap er , kett :rs 4cw:r tousi-Nriti) -lust be addrmiett. . - Di Pon rh ( e ) i n it t m h !t: 2L (c i l li f p . ii 4 Ty r P s ' Citilvti:':Snego3 • I w ' o tt ,4 i ti 'i , b i a l r ., d t:t Q ii i b i r i : k : r (11"'"Al B n' u t r (I ‘' i. lu •I tr : 11 u '' t 7 tl l 1 i ..:. ° i t' t . r t % ir r N il .41 145 1 V g r ' 141 111 - , T )c . ,l4:,lrl • l , ab : t' G SA . Char : ( "f hi itttt:,l *OtlitgtlG-1 llotitda Malts, 1...5q. inanyye- . one of the Loranrs of Navin:Lt. A 10v d-IsNiticr at Vtopa, dill Rev. P r. Holmes, Peg of Wincliester, ' ' iRICE OF .11 Ot A'St SATVIII,Ar: Bank Stork. i 9; 1 Ithtm Stock, Navy 5 po Cent. 9t Li I • I 1,n1i., 15.,n,15, r3f, ts, pr. s per Cent. t 7,7, 99 • South S c,.3 5t)4.14, lrisit 5, per Cent. bzi 4 Per L eat. 741)f t)iC c u t rur ,r Cons.tlirli'l"s HI. Pr' I per Ct. }tea 5 , 4 i 111430,1 j IN, 3 per ;...'ent.Coo, to I oitta:ti,il. Si L. .. ittnk, Ann. )7 ', Kaki,. L'-n tor /.t.y ," ' 1 i n April Ditto Short Amt. i i 5.. , 004 Vr Ci• 1 ' d e ' l" . ' ' " .:......---........,.,""''''''5* wilvirice‘t tne v.7ere totally to hiScharader -of v; - riting.—Upon the eross-exami nat ion of all these Defeadants — it :01) 1 ; . : 11e.ired that they were privy.to the epetiments made . with aviewto infer that ther e was a 'person iti Duh lin, in the habit of counterfeiting the hand-Writing of the Defendant, and that the . Defendant knew this person wa.s.a Mr. Card. The ArroittiFY-Gssamm. remarked, that it-was no wonder the Defendant was anxious to get rid of this prosecution by a prplimmary objection, when he knew he could only defend IlitilSelf > by such Wit,‘ nesses as he had roduced. Whatever disgrace at tached to him for his 'condua M publishing such in famo.us Libels, was, if ,possible, exceeded by the manner hi which he had attempted to disprove them. He scarcely considered it necessary to address such an intelligent jury upon: so clear a ease. He was convineed.they would have. no hesitation' in saying, that thecharge was completely proved. • . Lord ELLEN/MM/GU stated the Indidment to the Jury, and went over the whole of the evidence. He obsrrved, that it was a singular. circumstance that Judge Johnson should pretend to knOW the per, son who adually transmittal the Libel, and yet, from.a motive of delicacy, should refrain from giv ing him up, particularly considering the perilons situation in which lie stood himself. The fad was incredible, and could not. be reconcile,: to probabi . lity. . The whole case was reduced to this—if the Jury. believed the Libels to be the hand writing of the Defendant, theyWouldronvid him ; if not, they would return a verdict of acquittal. The Jury retired to the room' behind, the Court, and were not absent above ten minutes, w hen they returned with a verdid of Guilt?). This, Trial began soon after ten in the Meaning, and did not'conclude till past eight at night'. . , EAST lATD TES. . , lars'r of an-ivals at Pritice of Wales's Liao& from .the J oth of February to the 15th of March, 1806 February to. Thi Brisk, Capt. S. Stewart, trQm l.iitgin ; Caroline, I'. W. Court, trims Malacca. 1 . 7 . B. ig M Irpret. A, Bunter', train Calcutta. 23. Ship Marron Hastings, R. Scott, from Vlalacta. 23. kesolution, J. Purser; Milani. M. Shepkterclson,froM Calcutta. 17 1. Hull, froiii Columba. 2g rranquebar, f. Garrett, from Calcutta. A , l.4ich z. His Majesty's Brig Sea. Flower, Owen, from cakuto. 8. Hi, Majesty's Ship Russell, It. Williams; lion. Com! paoy's Cruizer I.es Freres tints, It; Deane ; Belisarius, 'F. Lynch Persorotance, j. Johnson, trom Madras. rt. Malcolm, C. Fenwick, from [(hi°. Is. Don, Stewart, train- Rangoon. - On the pth of March last anchored in the Harbour of Brnnbay the American SltiP Penman, prize to His, Majesty's Ship phaeton. A circumstance recently occurred in Japan which will probably prove prejudicial to the interest of the Dutch, in that kingdom. A patavian Ship arrived there refused to submit td the customary regula tions of tho Country, of taking away her sails, guns, and •ru,ider, during her stay ; and an armed boat Avas.sent from the shore to enforce obedience; on its appro - ach, however, the Captain fired into it, and wounded several of the people. Tile faelors on shore were immediately seized, and would have been put to death ; had not the Captain surrendeied himself and Ship to the disposal of the King. The result of this 1=8d:flow-is not known ; but, it is supposed, that the Dutch will tither be subjeel to further ri gour, or be deprived of the exclusive trade Which they at present enjoy. So currY or AttTs.:—At the Sitting of this Society, which was held in the Adelphi, on Wednesday even ing, a Resolution was passed for commemorating, in the Great Room of the Institution, the 'Char a ct er and Achievements of Lord NI 1.5 The Painti ngs Which occupy the walls of that roorit,are well known to the,Public, and are ranked among "the notdestpro duaions of modern genius. The Artist by whom they were executed has been applied to, on the part of the , SoCiety, and is to introdnee among those groups of distinguished charaaers an appropriate representation of the Vidor of Trtifalgar. This man ner of commem,oratipn is Worthy, of much praise. The general intention of the Paintings is to cele brate the men who have been principally eminent in arts and in arms ; and by i Society directed ,parti cularly t 9 the promotion of the Arts and Commerce of England; an Art not the - least favoured among theObjeas of its patronage; is devoted with - peculiar felicity, to a Chara6ter, vvho, amidst illustrious com petition on all sides, has contributed proMinently to establish our Empire on the Ocean, and to. confirm the security, and enlarge the dominion of'our.Corn ,- tneree. It wdl not, indeed, be the boast of this tri- Inite, that it can contend is expence 'with: the nu merous monuments about to be ereCled to the rne mory of at - departed Hero ; for the liberal zeal of the Artist inserts the addition as a gratuitous offering 'of genius and admiration : but the merit of the 'ex eetitloll is rust likely to be surpassed, and the assn elation of this illUstrieus COmmander, with those wild have been chiefly illustrious 'in the past annals of. mankind, introduced into a proddtion which cotnmemorates them with a spirit and - elevation wor- ' thy oldie Subjeft, is a form of celebration ingenious ly instal - 0 interesting.' The, following is given as a .correft account of Lord. Nusore a Sword, which has erroneously been said to have been presented to the departed Hero by Admiral WAt.roLc :—The Sword' alliicied.to was a •Stnall,-sword, given to him by his unele;Captain MAtat,icc SUCKLING, then ..Comptroller' of the 'Nwy, with this 111,41a:holt, "410aATio, present you with this, on your promise to part with it but with your life he was advancing at .Santa Cruz, lie was wounded in his "right wrist:, 'and dropped his Sword, but on recelleetieg his unele'S injundion, reeovered it with his left - hand. - After be ingHou hoard his Ship, he sus erect, amputation, and time after underwent a second operation near the shoulder, to prevent mortification. The neighbourhood of the Tower was much alarthed, an Friday night, by - a body of ~asears, who assembli,..d . with a view to obtain . redfess for one 'of their body, who had been robbed by a girl in St. Catherine's : they paraded tho . streets, whieli eame nearly deserted by - all others, 'an , l the shops, '&e. u ere shut up • but they at length di s p erse d , on being informed of probable consequences at their . riotous conducrt. ': J Litilmisilltis Is• Voitinteer LOrps. -- n -- -, millisiltri ivf Liet , teitanto -fir ibewhy of Loiidr•n. Loilior 141unk.1. Cavatty. 10 , ;"ii Ikfoorm2o, Gept. to be Cornet, rice Gardner, resigne ; '• Da.eii Sept..q,' . ltSas. "71b I.'e invent of I.OQ/ londrir illw:frers. - 'l'o be Leitienints--- Es.r,;tgo (_; nein Thomds; vice Ctif6th a c cebi s,, :it . ed. , Dit , cci:S . cpteioet:r . GI, :144. Ensign Ed w . ' W ) , stetu,r..ft, vice A. Golthinid. reined Dated is i tbavi Ensign Isaac Titidle, vice Field:Ll, pt9ineted '. .1:+:.... , , , , 'a To be Ensigns.—Thomas Smith, inn. Gent. vice ' flion promoted. Dated as above. William (il.skell, Gin:: Wol)torserall, prellioted. Datedis aboye. %I/ilium N WZ i‘cl (;ent. vice Thicre promoted: aatiM as ab94e.' . WI Burn, Gail. rice Newton, teogbcd. .11-nett aabovd. Dec, Dec-, Surrey. .. Rct a sa ]am ennuli cinioct:e.rdtirril:vt.,.. )it.: ;0.1 ~ir.5,‘..,_.31 i ;3 Rotor ;,.1,2,;1.1. ~,ti i .r:ti ,auiri clii • ois, : a,:ti ,: sti:..ai t dit . is,7a. , e , ,111 4 is,. ~:i . ,,e,1 k ., it: .11 . c l elict, ~,,))4°i, surrender i irsta4le:tiii 3kr 4 . t. 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WOl iant ;toward, nt Manchester, SOP* A!!'::!:'1:11.lit;:r.la:It:FILe4;1!7::tritfier,c!..::11.: u„n a iers and co.par titers' to surrender Dec. 16,i7, arid jan. Linticety- lane . •Lotadon at 'the . C Dec. g - 9? • ' "' '" ' ' • stlrtend4r De ? at 'scv r ' -1 mut lan. 4.. at eleven, and m ", r - e . Inn, setbY. Auroras, Messri, ilaxic;s Tditscni spie.cc ar.. r i g i u l i tt , r o c: vii%a,lisi4s: iina,n.„l4.suii):rieotiiiii,:i ;W er t , . : s ad ur o:: Banjanno Rangdale, of Mviiinghant, Bradford, Vorkshire. csothier, to sturcotter. tars. 3 , . 4 , a nd lan 4, alt One, Ilt the: Bull's Head I nin. ,pradrord. it trolies, M. Croslojr, "dt6r4l; or Mr. v• n., Thavi-s. Inn, London. . reild''' Dec. , at foisr;',4 and ko, 4, at ten, at the Mt ' tiOrca Inn, Wigan. - Atm:lies, Mr. I. Brecht:non,' Wigan; Lon or M. T. ili a ,A 4to .k s Ilittlied's--toutt, Poultry, t. , t. Thomas fradaele anti WilliaM liadf.eld, new or 1,, 1. of waketiddr Yorkshire, dealers and co. partners, to parreh, Arms, %y a k e fi e l i t 41 , 1 , 1 4 : t i a m n i o `,/,' A a i t r James aLtinteert,l4llll°Art...Ll __ to w n -Garden, London ;or Mr. Carr Wakefield. . kd - a rd Cox the yoitnger,ot Sedglelf ' S l ' lb ..' 14161°1 ~kspeare Tavern, New..strett, Birittingn.On. Atturmes, Mr. iSei: I :p s n u r r i l ier l. , l l er ir:t r i c itg . 11 9 a 1 .1 ' n r ;.':r and G l E an se . :to ' i: r , C.' l " ra c y ' :111 -1 : • London. . . P i ---t• ,at tonr,l4,and lan •4, at elOteri, at tliCilialopett George ,el k , etNticew, .Oitt.:eti:nluitt:llll:l,hatauly:tnAaktetorr,nictos,Sruivrircen dsr:: :arrant and Motile, Otani:co-Jailer Lint.'on . oriMeisra. Ro Webb . and Tyndall, Union-stiee, Iliiiningnaitti •_ i bt. Lai v er t of GreatiVlary..te.hOre•strat, Middlesex,saalet Thomas Valmet, ot.Goodge.strret, St. r an, 04 , 51 . , t 0 , T at Guildhall, Attorney, .Mr. Pinero, Cliarto-street.;., hmnas Rice of 1-lign.street, St. .I.lry, Lambeth, Sy !e r : , Mr. cunning, Cletnent's.lane. and latk• 4 at • ten, at Guildn.ill, Loudon; . ttero.f, 'cilvialitriiretc;stilliattetluloun'idpirlantirctca:Nr;nintol:l4‘.rrevivit::a.isAit'Not.i.tiAaitaa.::o:7-re.iti.:l3l:Leeintre2c.:ol4l.e.:9rmic,.:l, ,I:.2l,ltllt,l'lo,Tilif:St/A.allr'ikii:lll:eliit..ai:laiti::telil°:lll'ik4N::_tnit':'::;ll:::c,:inelecia-alt; drain, to surrender Nov.NV. 3.0, Dee. y, and fiu",jaitis sow , . i. lane. at tile. Josh Tayern, Corn, st rar,. 1 365t6 ''' i - Inn tsji: o z qi in i .t squa re , F u l : r i t e4 c r sd e i t :i l la e n al : : e c i n i jo Ccir , i ' l ° 1:, 1 1 :1 :: . e i s u rrend e r a:B. ll (. l l 7 i * ocl t a a l l j o lT, i () % 1 4 1. 1 ' , :c A il' h 4 l , r. Glionijr317;)::t61:ea:nietvill:1:1111:-Dty:tesia ti r : s k i tCniost°enl,2llTc-f..)::lll:ll.ll:7ri:vf,lii:itil.rati.niglit:hatn:nlW?, nkAtisitranrldLC-:4lrt teo6ls Devon :MI Tooke" 6;iay.,;;,friii,.sq ; ay ...! London i q ..,t 6 j ) : (11: : :: ft : r ilt 4 : !! ;:::::flil Dee 2 W illia m n t keepe'r, - '' '' ' ' ''l°' °- ° Dec. ac e snl-iiCoolCvt!'l';:a:C.!rt.77lr..iri9‘..:,;am,:l:t.ern;init,onled'er:Ja';ii,da-tsitil.:l-vteol:—eriain4":,:lix..t4l-12iailaa.E.An'teei.tiGraleellut:ti.Gi',llliakt+l.llllojoi.elicildl44ll"..4.e!oeinll:::fo's.3l'iLtbellitroi°°:Ptr;:::Lts-di,l'':Bk:':l.ll PArtncra. at 4'11,0 Gundluill. _ truol. "' 3 Imel, Wes i.oV O a e 'Vie c'' Dec. t i lt . Llit:l:olilltiittleicrt:lllr'll'itSvvijile.cter;";jrilajti:r::l:rt.itutilitti l u.:Dsiirtliitilleit;arril),lrt;:w.L'lliit:l,i?e•rt:potdrrit'.ic!.rl::,tl:l:7,lP:::3‘4:ll,:f ji„.,..„16.; Vilues Tunnu:lll::., of Lautic:stoun, 4,0 n ), it:, C-r"*".4l)er. at th ree, ;;I: tile. Dui I.tveril, Doi" ianclic4tcr. _Deecc::,:lispLar:B.Toi.a.K.vehrlni:aNitcci,vl:isaestoil:t:.ivionigi.,lcayrre)r.of :::::::..a: tits 4- 1....T,n, ..' 4 ' ;. • , ' ~l i at t# ,- ;.: -, ..,••-• !cutters jll -,t t.,o•pattlicrs, st eik.V., , U tt u 'a i 4 .l o 4. t i ' ' Bi li tt el op9g . a t i t c ‘a - street, 4g ' 1 all . . i ~,ahriir I) eC or 7 r l ; 4 .;,. ..: . ti st e . re li e f t i: L i Lc:oldie:a! 0 - I t uz i. p I I: t r ,is4:ll.oll4.pil'il ; I t i a att::;',.",,,, , at 1.; uildhalt. CERTIFICeIrES. • fart Dec. t 4., John Copp and. Robert Walker; oiStrat OW , calico-printers and co-partners: ~, n ' W ricr* Edward Lee, of Drayton, in Hales. coninY Q 01- r 11.1 Qr S John Ginger, of Piccadilly, Middlesex , bb oo luellcr tioner. Thomas HerbOrt, pf Dowg;te.hill, London, inerciont' 'Thomasliolton• le. Moors, Lautosiiii4o keeper. ' - Robert Meek, Of Ecciciliali, Staffordshire, grocer., ow rpoitias Fernier tnJ George PCMCky, or likhoe;l4sll ter, cottout•spioners, atut co-pa:tner . . 81Rnis. $4 0' On Monday morning last, at his house in Charlot te ',, or i Edinbur i ;li, the Lady utSir' John Sinclair, Liao. 144 .'' Son. • b.' bO lOl4-1 ' on the loth int er, r. at Lilburn Tow, Northutto . . Lay at *.k.:41- collinprood, E.. !. . L 1111 . 2f .... t. ...................!''' . _ rtlotte ( 4 ) n n . Thursday rn,,rningl%filasi;Rbly'litlio RCY. I:. Octre!„.;tl7ot Gloucester, tt7 Anne'FfiittetS, the eldeStditUghtet et 1 1 - . ' CTllia°rZEA)::t.3otl. %°::;6lt°otind-ipr°laPt::7NuoserthisnaltiP:B:"er;.:.fi: „ C 1 r. th 4,7111 lug. ea,)toiii Aloi:tutler shaire, Oi tt ) i , at i 4 galino, to Al,l*s Nutt, LlALighter of the Jate Ka. I. I '''' - :Vicar to CtilitistOdt, PeVOtt. ti , ... ,eyi p s i IIA On SittUrday Nit, at St,tton, John vam".2lll • "" tc lue g ,El,sq',_°feacriVn, Alon,nouthstUre, to Miss SI ettilby, 6:-1.1. --ugL'ger qr. ow Kev, Dr. Kottilby, KC` ug a sutioo, o t County of lictlford. ------.-"7